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The Liverpool Standard and General Commercial Advertiser.
Liverpool, Merseyside, England, 1835-01-13

PRICES OF SHARES, LiyERPooL, JAN.AIB3S.

Liverpool Coal Gas ..., , .... £3OO 0
Liyerpool New. Gas and Coke Comp:my, .£lO4 l3O 0
New Shares, premium.. ,X4O
Liverpool and Harrington Water Works' 455 0
Bootle ditto
. _ _

Exchange Buildings
Liverpool and Manchoiter Railway, .£lOO paid 196 0
_ .

Ditto • co Quarters 23 -

.. -
Ditto New Quarters
Bolton and Leigh ditto
Ditto .....' •,. 25 --, 20 0 0
Warringlopnd Newton ditto
Kerijmiiiiil Leigh ditto - 120 0••0 '
Wilianfiranch ditto -
Preston and Wigan North Union Line ditto 2O 0 4 0
St. Helkns add RuncOrn Gap ditto, lOO .70 6:- 43-;
Leicester and Swannington ditto 5O —... 52. 10 • 0
Stocktonand Darlington ditto
Manchester, Bolton. and Bury Railway
33 ..-- 18 10 0
and Canal
Leeds and Selby Railway - 100 0 0
'Grand J unction ditto.
London and Birmingham ditto
..
Bank of Liverpool lO 14 0 0

Bank of Manchester.-. - 25 10 0
Manchester and Liverpool District Bank lO 15 10 0
Commercial Bank of Liverpool lO 13 12 6
Liverpool Marine Assurance Company. "25—27 0 0
Oldham Gas Light and 'Waterworks .
Manchester Fire and Life Assurance Co lO 10 0 0
Ocean Assurance Company - I 1 -0
Northern and Central Bank of England- 7lO 710 0

;FOREIGN

kt ES.

Prance
Malta. (via France,)
Italy, Sicily, Sardinia, and Turkey
olland and the Netherlands .
Germany, Switzerland, Denmark, Prussia, Rus-
sia, and the North of Europe
•
Portugal .....
Swf.den and Norway
Gibraltar
Malta and the Mediterranean - -
Madeira, Azores, Canary & Cape de Verde Islds.
Rio de Janeiroand Brazils . • • -
Buenos Ayres Montevideo, Chili, and Peru ....
Jamaica, the Ayres,
Islands; ind Bahamas
Cartha,ena and La Guayra .
North Amerita
Leeward.lslands and Demeran
Jamaica, St.'Domingo; and llavannah....
thleicieo, Cuba, and Honduras

THE WORKHOUSE.
Liverpool, Merseyside, England, 1835-01-13

oi6 oie

PLANKS, ,tfr foot of 2 inch.
Dantzig Deck • 0 0 4 0 0 44
American Pine 0 0 21 0 0 31
DEALS, 41,' standard hundred.
Best Petersburg Red
Do. White 14 10 0 15 0 0
Memel Red... l6 0 n 17 0 0
Dantzic & Swedish Red 14 10 0 15,10 0•
Liverpool, Merseyside, England, 1835-01-13

CORK.

Our readers, both in town and country; will be rejoiced to
hear that our respected and distinguished -fellow-citizen, Joseph
Leycester, Esq., has yielded to the request of Lieut.-Colonel
Chatterton's committee, and has announced himself a candidate
for the representation of the city, in conjunction with Colonel
Chatterton. Mr. Leycester's sound and constitutional poliiics
are too well known to require any comment; but so univesrally
is he beloved and esteemed, that he will receive the suffrages
even of those who conscientiously differ from him to an extent
that will ensure the defeat of the repeal candidates. Mr.
Leycester's.anxious wish was to remain in private life. At this
eventful crisis, from loyalty to his sovereign and attachment to
the constitution, he became a warm friend of Colonel Chatter-
ton. -Of this, the common light of every citizen—those who
have liberty on their lips but tyranny in their hearts endea-
voured to deprive him, and men who clamour for the ballot as
a cover for falsehood and treachery, pass a resolution for the
purpose of injuring one of our most respectable citizens; for no
other offence than daring to exercise his privileges as an elector
in opposition to them. This exhibition of petty and cowardly
Malice served but to quicken the entreaties of his friends, and
Mr. Leycester, under the impulse of both motives, has, at
length, taken that proud public station to which he has been
frequently though vainly solicited. The committee of liberals
have egregiously blundered. We heartily thank them for it.
To their stupid and malicious. efforts the city will be indebted
for the return of Colonel Chatterton and Alderman Leycester,
two as upright, loyal, respectable, and honourable men as any
the House of Commons will be able to boast of Consti-
tution.
Liverpool, Merseyside, England, 1835-01-13

To-srotutow, (Wednesday,) the 14th instant, at Six o'clock
in the evening; at the Blue Bell Inn, London-road, subject
- to such conditions of sale as will be then and there produced,
• ALL that ;Piece of LAND, with the one Front,irchi three
71-1 Back 3IESSI.i.4.GES or DWILLLING-_iiPES.thero..
on erected, situate on the north side of .Fliich-s. in Liver-
pool, containing in front thereto and at the ck thereof seve-
rally 6. yards, and running in depth back s, on the east and
west sides severally, '22 yards, or thereof is ; bounded on the
north by aback passage leading into Gildart-street, on the east
by Premises now or formerly belonging to Mr. Matthew Hirst,
and on the south by Finch-street aforesaid.
The above Premises are new and well built, and are held for
the residue of a Term of 120 years, determinable on the expir-
ation of a Lease from the Corporation for three lives (all in
being) and twenty-one years. -
'For further particulars apply to Mr. JOHN ATKINSON, Soli-
citor, Bank-buildings, Castlo-steetr. ' • •
Liverpool, Merseyside, England, 1835-01-13

WHOLESALE PRICES OF BALTIC AND
Lirmoot..
A s. d. X. s. d.
TIMBER, W cubic foot,
.Riga 0 2 6/ 0 2
.Dantzig
!Memel 0 2 2 0 2 3
American Pine
Do. Quebec., 0 1 84 0 1 9
'Red Pine _ 0 1 9 0 2 0
_ _

Quebec Oak
Liverpool, Merseyside, England, 1835-01-13

fOST-NIGIITS.

Monday, Tuesday,
Thursday, and
Saturday.
Monday and
Thtirsday.

Monday.
Thursday.

Monday before the
first Tuesday in
• every month.

iTuesday before the
'fast Wednesday in
every month.
Tuesday before the
third Wednesday
in every month".

Statement of the average number and expense of Paupers in
.' ! • ' the Workhouse, for the week ending •
PAUPERS. PER BEAD. PEA witetc.
December 27, 1834 1751 2s. 3d...... £l9B 0 1
December 28, 1833 —.1836 2s 51d. ..... 228 13 1

Less 85

Less 29(1. Less 39 13 0

Statement of daily relief paid ont-door poor, week ending
January 5, 1835 •,191 families per week £273 0 3
January 6, 1833 2363 - 271 16 6

Less 172

More.

XL 3 4
Liverpool, Merseyside, England, 1835-01-13

LIVERPOOL NEW CATTLE MARKET, JAN. 12.

Again we have been well supplied with Beef and Mutton, the
primest-of which was in good demand, whiistthe middling and 'in•
ferior qualities met dull sale, at low prices. Beef, lid to 51d—Mut-
ton 5111 toed,
Liverpool, Merseyside, England, 1835-01-13

SPAIN AND PORTUGAL

- -
ExceUent, llanton, fm Denis, with 2163 bas 6.50 hf bx and 400 bskts
raisins, 5 his shell almonds, Rathbone, Bros and co-4 hf bas raisins,
said Master—S Dk
Giovan Enrique, De Goyarrota. fm San !Aim', with 370 chts 50 ban
Oranges, Order-20,bas do, said Master—P Dk
Active, Cullen, fin Malaga, with 139 bx 936 Ulm 3 ca. raisins, Or-
der-86 cs raisins, 20 brls wine, 10 jars 12 pots grapes, W Carson-50
qr eks 50 brls sherry, Breed and Recleston-,16 bales cotton, Collman,
Lambert and co-354 hgs shumac, 4 ps old machinery, 50 brls wine,
C S Middleton-1 Jul 3qr cks wine, It M•William—liDk
Themis, M‘Tagizart, fin Lisbon, with 562 bags wool, C and J Raw.
don-83 chts 45 hf chts oranges, Duarte, Bros and eo-1.5 chts do, 'said
Master—tom Dk

Lynx, llpem, fm Aviero, with IA pps 34 has 92 qr cks wine, 328 bss
oranges, 2f bgs chesnuts. 29 hgs walnut, 6 tts 35 brls argot, Chris al-
monds, A da Costa—S Dk

MEDITERRANEAN.
Georgina, Wylie, fm Messina and Licata, with (fm Messina)4oo es
300 bxs lemons, 50 brls currants, D Buchanan and Soa—(fm Licata)
abt 200 t brimstone, 1) Bticha.nan and Son Dk
Margaret Rightlyld. Thorn, fin Messina and Alicata, with (I'm Mes-
sina) 50 bgs nuts. ek Indian corn, J Bibby and co—(fm Licata) aht
200 t brimstone. J Bibby and co—B 11
Amelia: Cbolditch, 611 'Leghorn, Messina, Catania and Palermo,
with fm (Leghorn) abt 40 t pozzolana, J Bibby and co—(fm Messina)
his silk, Order—ffm'Catanta) 430 bgs shumac, aht 80 t brimstone, .1
Bibby and co-6 his madder roots, Order—(fm Palermo) 700 bgs 4)1111-
mac, 300 bxs I,.yrions, 300 bxs oranges, 1 bx an agate table, j Bibby
and co-200 bgssliurnac, W B Watkins and eo-680 hxs oranges, Rath-
bone, Bros and eo-30 do. 10 las lemons, 10 ligs walnuts, said Master
—1 ese agate tables, J B Lldyd-30 bls-madder roots, 1 qr ck 1 small
ck wine, Order—R Dk
Sceptre, Bartlett, fm Trieste, with 181 rls 30 c.s beads, 1 cse emits
• unkn, abt 45 t brimstone, 47 his Maco cotton, 1 hie 1 cse mats, 100 bgs
shumac. 2 ppa olive vil, Order-30 cs argol, B W Jackson--1 bx gain-
plevoil. Ross Bros-1 hx samples shumac, J Cheetham and co-1 bx
do, 200 bxs tallow candles, 200 bags shumac, W Carson—abt 6 t old
junk, said Master—Cg Dk
Trinacria, lagana, fm Messina, Palermo and Riciliana, with (fm
Sicilians) loose abt 240 t brimstone, J Pownall—(fm Messina) 14 bags
nuts, 1 ese agate, J Pownall—(fin Palermo) 150 hxs oranges, .1 Pownall
—1 ese mineral. Boss Bros-1 cse cools unkia, Order-1 ppe 2qr cks
small wine for Exiaortation—G,Dk
Liverpool, Merseyside, England, 1835-01-13

DR. BAILLIE'S BREAKFAST BACON nectuiatis 0.
COOKING: k stands unrivalled in removing Bile and 'lndi;
gestion,- for which it is now universally recommended- b -the
faculty. It also creates appetite, allays the heartburn. dues
flatulency, and restores tone to the stomach.
"It is a very pure preparation, entirely free, .om svery ap-
pearance of grossness."---United Service tinzefle; "As a morn-
ing relish it is'delieiotis.":---Ceurt Journal. ":/%. most palatable
whet; and capital addition to the breakfast table."—Sunday
Herald. "It is an innovation of which we heartily approve."—
Albion. " Quite a delicriev."-East India...Mgazine. "'lt is a
simple and-pleasant remedy, and authentitated by an authority
that must reconcile the•most fastidious and the most timid to its
use."—True Sun. "'l'ho berme bonrhe for the morning repast."
--Feli.r.Farheft's Bristol Journal. " A perfeef indispensable at
Breakfast,"—New Weekly Despatch. o• Nothing can more
effectually mitigate or dispel the sufferings ()Nile patient. We
have tried the-experiment ; the effect is perfect ; and from the
happy moment or commencing its habitual use we positively
have not-been conscious of wearing that 'too often tormenting
piece ofamehinery. a 'Stomach.' "—Old England.
This higbly..approved, greatly appreciated, popular, and plea-
sant remedy, is sold in shilling and half-crown packets, by Mr.
SuoLow, tyrocer, Church-street; Liverpool, who is appointed
agent to Lawson and Co., 3, Upper St. Martin's-lane, London,-
Patentees of Dr. - Baillie's Bacon, and of the Imperial Jam-
bouude, Dr. Baillietesuhstitute for Butter, and the only whole-
sale Agents for-the sale of • Abernethy's. Food for Invalids and
Infants, prepared by Whitney and Co., Chemists to her Majesty
and the Reyal Family. •
Liverpool, Merseyside, England, 1835-01-13

LIVERPOOL covroN . MARKET. JANUAILY 9.

Since the commencement of the year Vie amount of business done
has Only been to a moderate extent, but holders generally showing
more firmness than at the close of the last year;- our quotations are id
to 4d 4ir it higher for American than on the lst instant ; in other kinds
there is no alteration, excepting in- Sea Islands, the stock of which
being so snail we'are unable to make any accurate (Notations. Of
5,000 Surat offered by auC4ion: to dit v, only about 1,000 bales were sold
at fair•priees. 500 bags of the St. • Oornlngo have since been sold by
private.. 4,000 Surat are advertised for auction on the 23(1 instant.
American halre beeu-taked on speculatidn.
Liverpool, Merseyside, England, 1835-01-13

BRADFORD.

SATURDAY EVENING, (from our correspondent.)—We have
had a glorious triumph :
Hardy
Lister
Hadfield .
Hardy had more than one hundred and fifty plumpers to poll
when the Manchester attorney resigned. Lister and Hadfield
made a coalition, in order to throw out Hardy, but it would not
do. Had•the poll been kept open till four o'clock, Hardy
would have nearly doubled Hadfield.

(From another correspondent.)
The blustering, dissenting whigs of Bradford have sustained
a most mortifying disappointment in finding Hadfield so low
on the poll. ha,s been, in Bradford upwards of a month, in-
cessantly engaged in propagating the most audacious private
slander against Hardy and the conservatives of Bradford. It
has at length been discovered that a knot of Manchester unita-
rians, with George Wm. Wood, the candidate for South Lan-
cashire, at their head, have been attempting to force candidates
of their own nomination down the throats of several of the
Lancashire and Yorkshire constituencies; but they have sig-
nally failed. It had been determined by these worthies, prior
to Mr. Thornely's debut at Wolverhampton, to send him, in
case of need, to Leeds, where he would have had a worse chance
of success than the brother of the ex-chancellor, wrio has just
been soundly beaten.

KNARESBOROUGH.—SATURDAY EVENING.
Lawson, conservative
Botch, whig ?s Have been elected.

SHEFFIELD.—CLOSE OP TDB POLL, SATURDAY EVSNING.
Parker
Buckingham } have been elected.
Bailey Out.

Buckingham has hail a hair-breadth escape of being unseated.
The Sheffield grinders are tired of his medley of Asiatic-tem-
perance and radical blarney.

MALTO.N.
On Thursday
wereursda reyla.eiecststied.rC. C. Pepys, Bad., and Mr. J. C
Rana

WELLS.

This city presented a scene of most unusual bustle on Mon-
day last, the Dior election, the fair, and the sessions, all occurring
on the same day. The late members, Mr. Lee Lee and Mr.
Ridley Colborne, were returned without opposition. Their
speeches indicated in both a considerable advance towards a
conservative spirit. Indeed it is generally said here, that it
was on account of the conservative and intentionally
manifested by the sitting members, that Mr. Hayter, the blue
candidate, declined to continue his opposition to them.—Bristol
Journal,
Liverpool, Merseyside, England, 1835-01-13

Exports from

New Oilcans, Nov. 15.
Mobile, November 15.
Savannah, Nov. 27.
Charleston, Nov. 28.
Virginia, Nov. 18.
New York, Nov. 19.
Other Ports.

Grand Total.

19730
24618
1553
8996

From the Savannah Shipping' and Commercial List, Nov. 29,

1g31.)

COTTON.—Arrived since the 21st inst. 9,575 bales Upland
and 111 bales S. Island; cleared in the same time, 6,36 bales
Upland and 156 hales S. Island, having on hand, exclusive of
all on ship board not cleared on the 28th inst., a stock of 16,731
bales Upland and 221 bales Sea Island. On Monday and
Tuesday morning there was a fair inquiry for Uplands, the prin-
cipal sales were at 161 e., 17e., and a few choice lots at 17Ac. to
171 c. The arrival on'Tuesday afternoon of dates direct -from
Liverpool to the 19th October, quoting in advance of icl. per
lb. in that market, followed immediately by accounts to the 22d,
via New York, mentionine a further-improvement of id. per
lb., and a heavy business 'transacting there, caused a very ani-
mated speculative demand here that evening, which being con-
tinued after dinner on Wednesday, prices were-advanced to I7c.
191 c. Since the arrival of the mail on Thursday, with dates
from Liverpool to the evening of the 25th ult., sales have been
made at a decline, and there is a greater disposition to sell.
The particulars of some of the principal transactions-are as fol-
lows :-116 at 161, 1,2-12 at 161 d, 591 at 161 d, 1,412 at 17, 565 at
171 398 at 171, 49 at 174. 905 at 16:1, 526 at-181, 256 at ISt
955' at 18, and-159 at 19 cents. Choice Cottons are very scarce,
and would command over highest quotations.
SHIPS LOA DING FOR LIVERPOOL.—KagIe, Brewer; Russel,
Robbins; Isaac Hicks, Ingersoll, full; John Baring, Haff;
Nimrod, Atkins • Portsmouth, Marshall; Mariposa, k`reeto;
and Hibernia, INf`Minn.
Liverpool, Merseyside, England, 1835-01-13

P ART NER gII IPS DISSOLVED.

R. Woodco .k and W. a Mason, Hackney-road, coachmakers—T.
Wtikht and' H. Pratt, Hammersmith, surgeons—J. Oddy and J.
Brigg, Bradford, 11 nuff-rnerehants—S. Wakeman, Stone, Stafford,
s‘chonlmistress--:7Asbley and Co., Cock-lane, Snow-hill, . brass
founders—M. and G. Masters, Lydd, Kent, grocers—W. and J. Chap-
man. Blount-street, Lambeth, boot and shoe makers—J. Whittle and.
W. Park; Wigan, spade and edge-tool maker—Gater and Co., South
Stoneham. paper-manufacturers—Eaten and Co., Shrewsbury, bank.
ers,-Flower. and Co. Rotherhithe, victuallers—Hogg and Co., Chester,
owsters—G. 'Virtue acid J. Tallis, Green Arbour-court, Old
Bailey, booksellers and publishers—A. and E. Calder, Aberdeen,
rberchants-;4. and J. Keep, Nottinghant, groeers—Williams and
Co., Oxford-street, coach-builders and harness-makers—Dale and Co.,
Nottingham, chemists and Cutress and W. Waterman,
Manslon-hoaserstreet. bricklayers—B. and J. .Little, Manchester,
Calico-printers--D. It. and ,W. Itees, Carmarthen printers.
Liverpool, Merseyside, England, 1835-01-13

011 THURSDAY next, the 15th of• instant, at twel
in the Bonded yard,liarrington--stree
2.35 Lngs Honduras MAHOGANY
Just. lauded, being the entice cargo of the Eli , Capt. pooch,
direct from the Bay;
72 Logs Cuba MA HOCK:4.
:17 Logs Havana:CEDAR,
4/2 LANCEWOOD SPARS,
'lmported in the George• Gordon, ex Jamaica, and Snit lauded
55 Logs Havana CEDAR,
-Imported in the Manchester, and just landed;
36 Logs Fernando Po WOOD,
Lately landed per Mars, ex Africa;
75 Los of ANOICO WOOD,
• Lately mled per Niagara, ex Paraiba,
By order-of the Importers,
DEAIPSEY, -IIENBOW;,and Co., 131.)kern.

o'clock,
Liverpool, Merseyside, England, 1835-01-13

410. be LET, an excellent FAMILY HOUSE, w• coach.• house and Stable. Rent £75 per annOin !ossessiou
May be had on the Ist of February next, or ear rit required. The House may be Viewed, on Mondays odnesdays, and
Fridays, between the hours of Two and 4r o'clock.—For
further. particulars inquire of. Mr. THOMAS gTH
street ; Mr. JOHN SratiTcti,; Union-buildings; or un the Pre-
mises, Great Marley-street,,hirkdate.

DESIRABLE COUNTRY RESIDENCE.
9-10 be LET, and entered upon immediately, all th apital
_IL and Commodious MANSION, called RAN' HEAD
HOUSE,-With the Stables, Coach-honses, and o er Outbuild-
ings, and the Hot-houses, Green-house, -Garde , Lawns, Plea-
sure-grounds, and other Appurtenances t to adjoining and
belonging, situate and being at Raveuhe within Sutton, in
the County of Lancaster, and now in 'the 'occupation of Mr.
Keats as Tenant thereof. ' * _ _ •

The Dining-room is 27 feet long, and 18 feet wide ; the'Dr4w-
ing-toOm is of the same dimensions, and the other 'apartments
are equally good. The House is in complete
,Repair, and the
gardens are in a high state of Cultivation. -
These Premises are pleasantly situated, within ono Mile of
St. Helen's, and three of Prescot ; and form a most desirable
Residence for a Family of Respectability. They niay be viewed,
on application, at the HOuse, on any Wednesday, 1 hurscliay,'ot
Friday, between the Hours of Eleven in the.Forehooti and
Three in the Afternoon.

For further Particulars apply to Mr. KEATs, on the Pre-
mises, or to Messrs..itowsort and CROSS,' Solicitors; Prescott
Preacet, 9th January, /835.

To be

~51_10 he SOLD, by PRIVATE CONTIL ACT, • I eligible FREE-
iL HOLD PROPERTY, near the Ex ange; Date-street,
let upon lease to two respectable tenant for a clear yearly
Rent of £3lO per annutn.—Apply to Mr. JOHN NORTH, SOll,,
citor, Exchange-alley.

TO CAPITALISTS.
MO be SOLD by PRIVATE TREATY, Si een Freehold
DWELLING-HOUSES, nearly new, .st substantially
built, and in thorough repair, all Well tenant respectal4e
and 'improving neighbourhood; rental per annum.
Particulars may be known•by applying ICUTIIBERT CLARK,
1-louse Agent, Auctioneer, and Appraiser, 49,'Great Crosshall-
itreet, who is authorised to dispose of the same:
This is a most desirable property ; the present profit. rent is
upwards of £lOB per annum.

•
DESIRABLE INVESTMENT. , •
1N SALE, two valuable SHOPS in Berry-s et and corner
'kJ of Wood-street, in Liverpool, in the sev al occupations of
Mr. Gardner, flour-dealer, to which an exc ent,Baker's thien.
is attached, and Mr. 11I`Naghten, bo aker, producing a
rental of LK .
The Tenure is Leasehold under the C rporation of Liverpool
fo'r 75 years, commencing from the sth of August, 1824.
For further particulars apply at the Office of Mr. JOHN
NORTH Solicitor, 4, Exchange-alley, where a Plan may be
seen.
Liverpool, Merseyside, England, 1835-01-13

tELKIRKSHIRE.

Mr. Pringle, of WhYbank, has an assured majority, so that
Mr. Pringle of Clifton try spare himself the trouble of going
to the pull.

PEWNSHIRE.

The Hon. Fox Maule, whose ctnnecting link with this county
consists in the fact that he rents kghooting-box within its pre-
cincts (!) continues to subsist on tliupport of the noble lords
and ignoble writers who called him"urainst his will—into the
field. He, of course, cares nothing abVt the result—he may
as well be emplo,yed in setting the alectota by the ears as in do-
ing nothing; there is positive gain in'!," excitement and
novelty of his position. The contest has beiti.got up merely to
annoy Sir George Murray by a frivolous and Scatious opposi-
tion. Such conduct is particularly paltry; buNe of a, piece
with the whole proceediugs of the party.
Liverpool, Merseyside, England, 1835-01-13

WARRINGTON.

In the second edition of Tuesday's LIVERPOOL STANDARD
we described the processions of the candidates for this borough
to the hustings, on the day of nomination; we therefore shall
merely add, that i they were a soinettlegree similar on Tuesday,
excepting only that Mr. Blackburne's friends were more nume-
rous, and the assemblage of ladies much greater. It is- impos-
sible -to convey an idea of the enthusiasm with which he was
received, and which was kept up to the moment of his being
TRIUMPHANTLY RETURNED. It was quite evident that Mr.
Hindley's party were totally defeated in their thirteenth tally,
as that gentleman's proposer and seconder with his immediate
friends on the hustings came to the poll. Mr. Crossfield then
addressed the returning officer, Peter Nicholson, Esq., stating
that they declined carrying on the contest any longer, in order
to put an end to the existing excitement. As Mr. Hindley had
absented himself, (being gone to Ashton, in order to be put into
nomination there,) Mr. Nicholson required tho withdrawal to
be made by his proposer and seconder, which was immediately
acceded to by Mr. Holbrook Gaskell and Mr. Jos. Stubs. A
discussion took place as to the continuance of the poll, a vast
number of Mr. Blackburne's friends being anxiously waiting to
record their votes. It was finally agreed to poll one tally more,
when the numbers were, for John' Ireland Blackburne, Esq.,
148; Mr: Hindley, 130; majority for Mr. Blackburne, 18. At
'this period there were eight, more tallies ready to vote, five of
which were then made up according to the prescribed arrange-
ment. Hence, if the polling had proceeded, the majority for
Mr. Blackburne would have •been 100. and upwards: -Air.
Nicholson then came to the front of the hustings, and, after
stating the numbers, and addressing•the electors, streuuously
recommending and imploring the, preservation of the peace,
declared John Ireland Blackburne, Esq., duly. elected member
for the borough of Warrington. The announcement was re-
ceived with tremendous cheers. Mr. Blackburne, escorted by
a host of friends, and attended by an immense concourse of
people, preceded by a band of music, and a large display of
brilliant flags, returned to the Lion lintel, and eloquently ad-
dressed the assembled multitude from the centre window. His
appearance was loudly greeted, and his speech will be long re-
membered. Such has been the issue of the contest, notwith-
standing the energetic efforts of the opposing party to bring in
their candidate by every species of threat and intimidation.
Liverpool, Merseyside, England, 1835-01-13

Just published
ACLINICAL REPORT ON E DISEASES OF
THE EYE, by limit NSILL, rgeon to the
,lerpool
Opthahnic Infirmary.
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and United States encroachments on our territory and fishefies,
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and numerous official statistical charts and documents, never
berme published. A limited number being printed, early
orders are requested.
3. Cochrane and Co., 11, Waterloo-place, London; and W.
Grape', Liverpool.
Liverpool, Merseyside, England, 1835-01-13

EUROPE.

Lavinia, Lawson, fm Cronstadt, with 54 hdls hemp, 173 cks tallow
Stewirt. Tiald rind co-100 cks tallow, R Zviiich6nVart and en-200 do,
abt 40 t old junk. 1 kg tongues, 3 ankers 7hf ankers berries, 3 fms
lithwood, I bx eaciare, Order—G Dk '
Mary, fm St Petersburgh. with 17 bdls hemp, C W Neu:
man-25 do, II Jcnkinson—l I do, R'Carre and co-159tdls kip skins,
J Wright, jun-100 cks pot ashes, 100 eke tallow, Roberts, Carne and
co-773sks tallow, and J 110rnb3,7-250 do. 13 bdls kip skins, 56 bdls
horse-hicleA, 51 MISJI
oakum, 3 brls cranberries, Order—P Dk
Mangalore.. Hiain, fm Antwerp, with 38 bales fax, U Lauder-24
do, A Swainson-25 do, J M'Cammon-41 do, T Birley and Sons-25
do, T and A Browne and co-89 do, Fletcher and Son—l ese.cot-
ton lace, Rathbone, Bros and co—abt4o t oak bark, Order—Cg D
Liverpool, Merseyside, England, 1835-01-13

STRANGERS' 'FRIEND SOCIETY.

T the ANN UAL MEETING of the. SUBSCRIBERS;
21.. held at the Charitable Institution House, Slater-street,
ou MONDAT, the 12th January, 18.35,
Bev. D. M`NICOLL, in the Chair,
A Report of the Society's operations, and the Treasurer's Ac-
counts for the past year having been read, the following Rest).-
lutions were passed unanimously:-
I.—That the Report now -read be adopter that it be
printed and circulated under the directio t e Committee.
2.—That the thanks of this Mee .be presented to the
Visitors and to the Officers and C mittee for the past year,
and that the fullewieg be the Officers and Committee fur the
year ensuing :
Mr. MICHAEL ASHTON, Treasurer.
Mr. JOHN RADCLIFFE, Secretary.
Mr. JOHN DUANE, Steward, N.o•rh Division.
Mr. JOHN DSON,. Steward, South Division.
Mr. DANIEL MASON, Steward, East Division.
COMMITTEE.
The Worshipful the Mayor, JAMES ASPINALL, Esq.
Mr. William Banning. , Mr. Nicholas Hurry.
Mr. William 114. in.. Mr. Thomas Kaye.
Mr. William Comer. Mr. C. W. Neuman.
Mr. Thomas Crook. . Mr. Edward Filcher.
Mr. John Cropper, jun. Mr. William Rathbone.
Mr. John Eden. Mr. Thomas Sands. •
Mr. Jelin Forshaw. Thos. Thornely, Esq., ALP.
Mr. Thomas Fretne, jun. Mr. Egerton Smith.
Mr. C. H. Jones. Mr. Octavius Waterhouse.
3.—That the grateful thanks of this Meeting be presented t?,
the Committee of the Soup Establishment for their liberal
donation to the funds of the SoCiety, of soup, during the past
year; thus affording to the poor of our town most material
relief. D. M'XICOLL, Chairman.
4.—That the thanks of the Meeting, he giveu to the Chair=
man for his kindness in presiding on this occasion.

Thu Treasurer begs leave to acknowledge the following
donations :-
-A Friend per,William Corner £lOO 0
E..t.-111olyneux, •E;:q., per Mr. T—liave.. 5 0
'rarbet, Esq . 1 1
A Lady, per J.. Radcliffe 2 0

MR. W. C. A LLAWAY has been advised by his Friends win%
have experienced the comforts arising from his uiethed
of supplying ARTIFICIAL TEKUH, and who a.1.-aTerte to
expose their owl: cases by personal recOromen lion, to adopt
occasionally this mode of making more rally known that
he 'continues to supply the 'LOSS of ' 'II on the peculiar
and Only scccEssrui. SYSTEM whit, le adopts. These Teeth
have been found to 'answer all the purposes of the original ones
in masticatian, articulation, appearance, Sze., and to reniain
perfectly secure in their places; and in many instances, by
capillary attraction, avoiding springs and every other fasteniu.

TERMS.
An entire Set of Natural or Terro-metallie Teeth,
with tine gold palates £l2 12 0
.Set of Artificial Ditto, highly finished 8 8 0
Single Tooth on gold plate 1 1 .0
Stopping Decayed Teeth with Potosi Od.rinient 0 0 5 U
each i
And every other operation iu Deutal-Surgery on the stune
reasonable terms.
53, 80ld-street, .Li.rcrfoot,
Liverpool, Merseyside, England, 1835-01-13

ORKNEY.

Mr. Thomas Balfour, younger, of great influence in Orkin.
and of high personal qualifications, has appeared on the coniei4A
vative interest in opposition to Mr. Trail l, The late representai
tive. Mr. Traill has always been the slave of the whig party;
and now he ventures to request the suffrages of the electors
upon the ground of offering a factious and unreasoning opposi-
tion to the present administration. We earnestly hope that his
defeat will be as signal as it is deserved.
Liverpool, Merseyside, England, 1835-01-13

TO
be LET, with immediate puss;
se
HOUSES in Vernon-street, one "
For Teinis and other Particulars apps
Broker. -

Obe LET, with immediate possession, aSP T VAULT
T witb a good 110 US 0, near the nort nd of Prince's
Dock, and low undergoing a thorough r • r, very well worth
the attentioff of any person desirous of tug into the Spirit
Business.—Apply at the Standard-office.
Liverpool, Merseyside, England, 1835-01-13

LANARKSHIRE.

Mr. A. Macdqnald Lockhart has addressed the electors of
Lanarkshire on Independent principles. From the high re-
spectability of the candidate, and his intimate connexion with
the great interests of the county, as well as from his acknow-
ledged abilities, we cannot but think that the electors would be
most fortunate in securing the services of Mr. Lockhart. He
starts under the most favourable auspices, and will, no doubt,
receive the support of the agriculturists through'>ut the county.
Mr. Maxwell has, hitherto, most eggregiously misrepresented
e interests and feelings of the Lanarkshire constituency ; and,
the believe, that he is very generally opposed by the respectable
electors. Mr. Hope Vere, who has taken the field on the whig
interev, has, perhaps, a better chance of success ; but we have
good rebson to believe that Mr. Lockhart will be at them both
at the poll.
Liverpool, Merseyside, England, 1835-01-13

FASHIONABLE DANCING.

ISS M. EMERY, from Lohdon, ) PROFESSOR of DANC,
J.V.L ING and the CALISTNEIVIC EXERCISES, (Pupil of
lkfadlle. Maine, late of the Italian Opera,) and Mr. EDGAR
WEBSTER, (from London,) PROFESSOR of DANCING beg
Most respectfully to inform the Nobility and Gentry ver-
Fool and its vicinity, that, at the suggestion of the' umerotts
riends, they have made arrangements for uniti. their profes-
sional interests, which will allow their Pupils e great advan-
tage of being instructed by a Lady and Ge Oman; and that,
for the greater accommodation of their 7 ids, they have formed
Select Classes in 'different parts of Liv pool, and at their Aca-
demy, 20, CLAYTON-SQUARE., for the p rpose of giving instruc-
tion in every style of elegant Dancing.
Miss Eia ERY having the_ honour of referring to Lady Amelia
Kaye, Lady Maria Stanley, Lady Mainwaiing, Lady Milner,
Mrs.. Edwin Corbett, and many other Ladies of distinction in
Lancashire and Cheshire, whose Families she has "taught for
Several years.; and Mr. WERSTER being a Pupil of Monsieur
Albert and the first Masters, and having recently left the Italian
Opera, they (rust these considerations will warrant their inti-
mating That their method and style of teaching are of the most
approved and fashionable description, embracing all the novel-
ties and ecellencies of the art.
Schools and Families attended in the Countrv.
Cardi of Terms may be had by applying at their Academy;
at Miss EMERY'S Private Residence, 8, Park-road, Toxteth-
park ; or at Mr. WEBSTER'S, 53, Watergate-street-row, Chester.
Liverpool, Merseyside, England, 1835-01-13

HINTS TO ELECTORS.

We take the following " Hints to Christian Electors" from
the Evangelical Magazine:—
Wherever a candidate comes forward whom you have reason
to believe to be a man under the influence of religion, be not
diverted from giving him your vote, although he should differ
from you in some particulars of secondary importance.
Extend no countenance or support to any candidate—what-
ever his political professions may be—whose opinions appear to
have an infidel bias, or whose morals aie impure, or whose name
is familiar to you as a political disturber, or as a gambler, duel-
list, or patron of prize-fighters; who regards not the Sabbath-
dav, who takes the name of God in vain, or whose canvass is
promoted by intemperance and riot.
No coosficlence is to be placed in the man whose professions
are larger than consists with a proper respect to his own inde-
pendence, who aims at the accomplishment of his personal
objects by flatteries, appealing to the passions and prejudices
of the least informed class of society rather than to the calm
judgment of those whose opinion is of value ; or who holds out
the idea that society is tu be regenerated by other means than
those which God has appointed, viz., the promulgation of the
gospel,
Liverpool, Merseyside, England, 1835-01-13

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Liverpool, Merseyside, England, 1835-06-30

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Liverpool, Merseyside, England, 1835-06-30

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the 10th July.
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a regular trader; burthen pe regiSter 314 tons, lids
superior accommodations for cabin and steerage passengers,
4114 will carry a Surgeon.—For freight or passage apply to
Messrs. WILLIAM SMITH and SON, Merchants, or to
,„.. WILLIAM BELL, 20, Water-street.'
Liverpool, Merseyside, England, 1835-06-30

Manta.

WANTED, a YOUTH' to assist in a S IT 'VAULT,.
who will •be engaged at asi a regressive salary..
None need 'apply whd cannot give uu - eptionable references,
—Apply to Mr. ADAMS, Cases-street, if by letter, post-paid.)
N.B.—A Youth from the count' y would be preferred.

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the Annual Profits womd,.on the "must moderate. computation,
yield 23 to 30:per Cent. on the Sum Invested.'
The Advertiser would be glad to have PrOpoBals from any
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Engineer. Security to any amount will be giten, if 'required.?
Letters addressed to A. 13: S. at Mrs. Thomas's, Everton
Village, shall be punettially attended to.
Liverpool, Merseyside, England, 1835-06-30

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Liverpool, Merseyside, England, 1835-06-30

HOUSE OF COMMONS.-THURSDAY.

Mr. Raphael, one of the sheriffs of London, took the oaths
and his seat for the borough of Carlow.

THE YOUNG FREEMEN OF LivicupooL.
Lord SA N DON presented a petition from the merchants, ship-
owners, atitt other inhabitants of the town of Liverpool, praying
that no change should be made in the differential duties on tim-
ber. 'The noble lord also presented a petition from Liverpool
signed by 2,500 young men, whp were either freemen or en-
titled to.lie freemen, expressive of their apprehensions that by
the bill before the house they would be deprived of their pri-
vileges. The noble lord said he had now a petition to present
from the corporation of Liverpool, which stated the manner in
which the bill now before the house would affect several local
bodies tbeie. The statements were so complicated. that in or-
der that members might understand them he would move that
the petition be printed. The petitioners did not intend to offer
any opposition to the bill, but they defended their own character
as a corporation from any charges of mat-administration or
abuse.

Mr. Winn H AM, in reference to the monopoly in salt pos-
sessed by the East India Company, asked what steps had been
taken by the late or present government towards instituting an
inquiry on that subject?
Sir J. C. IlnanousE stated, that on coming into office his
attention had been directed to this important subject. His hon.
friend was probably not aware that £1,600,000 of revenue was
derived by the East India Company from the monopoly of salt
factories. He was not
.prepared to say that at present the com-
pany would make any immediate or decided change in the sys-
tem. (Hear.) He (Sir J. Hobhouse) was ready to admit that
upon every principle such a mode of effecting a revenue was al-
together indefensible. The same objection also applied to the
revenue derived from opium in India. He had to state, that on
the 13th of April the Board of Directors sent out despatches to
India, leaving the salt monopoly Its it stood. He could assure
the bon. member he would direct his attention to the subject,
and that whenever he brought forward a motion on the subject
he (Sir J. Ilobhouse) would give him every information as to
the views of government upon it. He trusted that the govern-
ment nllpht yet be able to -adopt in part the.,hon. Member's
views.
-Mr. WI IBRAIIAM, having observed that he should not he
able to bring forward the subject this session, gave notice that
he certainly would bring a motion forward on the subject next
session.
Liverpool, Merseyside, England, 1835-06-30

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On FRIDAY next, the 3d July, at:Twebie o'clock, in the Public
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200 Bags Stained IMTTO,
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. ,
Liverpool, Merseyside, England, 1835-06-30

DEATHS.

• bdely,' on his passage troin"Calbiitta to 'flikaitritiUS, in the prim.e,
Of life,llr. John Gibson, catpehter of the barque Magnet, of
On the 31st January last, at Callao, in the 2311 year'of his age; Lieut:
RuiSell Drummdnd, of his Majesty's ship Satellite, younget
son ofGeiiiital Sir Gordon DrtihnnOnd. ThiS 'promisin'young oice!
received n woundby it musket ball in his leg, which' rerideied fmnie-
diate amputation necessary; on the Ist of January; -whilst employed
in the ship's boats in superintending the embarkation of those British
subjeCts\Whose lives Vere•eriefangOred. by an insurrection of the sal-
diers at Callao. 114 lingered- until. the' 31st,' when death teriainated.
his sufferings.
On the 22d May last, in the River Tagus, Mr. Edmund Watkins, of
this town; mate of the schdoner Red Rover, of Ply Mouth ; also Wiri
Cooke, of the same 'vessel. They, along with a boy, had gone aghare
to seek water. As they were returning, -the current tcas'sct strong
that they were unable to row the boat, and were, therefore, obliged to
put up the sails: After proceeding a short distance, the mast jarred.
and forced a hole throrrgh' the- sIDe- of the boat. The boat immediateTY
filled,- was capsized, and they *ere 'all thrown into the Water. The
boy clung to the boat, and remained in that state three hours,' when
he was 'picked up by a fishing boat, quite exhausted.
On SattudaY; the' 20th irritant; Abel, of 'Are Mari
lane, London, in his 74th year.
Seine day, at his residence, Newton-heath, much and deservedly
respected, Mr. George Briscoe, of the firm of Briscoe and Leigh'
dottort-ipinner4.'
On Sunday; the 21st instant, at Rbianant-hail,Margsret, wife of the
Rev. Rowland Wingfield, vicar of Ruabon; and only daughter of the
late Clopton Prhys,-Esq., of Landrinio and Rhysnant, Montgoinerr
shirei'niuth and devierredlyrespeeti. • ova
On Monday, the 22d instant; • after prottieted' indisposition, ac
'23 years, Mary Ann, the only daughter of Mr. Boardman, of St-
Ann's-street, Manchester.
On Tuesday, the 23d iriatarit, of consumption, at the residence a:
his brother,Blater-Street,'Behjamin John, youngest son of Mr. 'VW'
Fisher, aged 20 years.
Same day, at her house in Lewisham, Kent, Mrs. Allen, relict °I.
William Allen; Esq.. late of the same place, and of Clifford's-hl3,
her 76th year.
On Wednesday, the 24th instant, Mr. John Yates, brewer, Edge"
vale, West Derby.
Same day, after a long and tedious illness, Elizabeth, only daughter
of the late Mr. Turner Hartley, aged 33 years.
Same day, aged 43, Mary, daughter of the late Mr.• John Fairclote.
nurseryman.
Snme day, at Wisliech, in his 45th year,' Mr. John Wing, sraicit°r
and town-clerk; of that plade.
Same day, Mrs. Ward, wife'of Mr. James Ward; of Manchester.
' On Thursday, the 25th instant, of decline, at Holland-park-li°u.
'ltenSington, John Mountain, eldest son of Mr: Coles feurdriater
'F!erchnichLbtilditigs.
. _
Liverpool, Merseyside, England, 1835-06-30

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