The Liverpool Standard and General Commercial Advertiser.
Liverpool, Merseyside, England, 1835-12-15 00:00:00

THE LIVERPOOL STANDARD.

TO THE BURGESSES OF LIME-STREET WARD.
NUMEROUS and highly-respectable Meeting of your
Body has done me the honour of requesting nre to offer
myself a CANDIDATE for the OFFICE of TOWN-COUN-
CILLOR for this WARD at the approaching Election. To
me this testimony of the good opinion of so many of my Fellow-
burgesses, and of the confidence which they place in me, is most
gratifying, and I have felt it irty'duty to accede to their wishes.
In offering myself to you as a Candidate for the honour of
representing this Ward in the Town Council, 1 be to state,
that, should- you favour me with your Votes, it sh be to me a
sacred duty to, promote the interests and weltbein of rurFellow-
townsmen ; to watch with a jealous eye o t tr,fivil rights;
and, whenever occasion may require it, to v ate those rights
to the utmost of my power.
The line of Municipal• Policy which I s all consider it my
duty to follow will be that of the strictest impartiality, without
any reference whatever to distinction of Creed or Sect. The
religious concerns of each individual are left in his own keeping:
it is only his civil rights and interests that are placed in the
guardianship of his Municipal Representative. The Reform of
every abuse, and the promotion of every improvement which
the interest of the Tuwn may seem to require, shall have toy
best and warmest support.
I have the honour to remain,
Your obedient,
Church-street, Dec. 12, 1835. ROBT. ROSKELL.

A T a PUBLIC MEETING held on TUESDAY, the Bth
111._ December, 1835, in the Music-hall, to adopt measures for
the Relief of the Irish Clergy,
The Rev. JONATHAN BROOKS,)A., Rector, in the
Chair,
It was moved by the Rev. AUGUSTUS AMPBELL, seconded by
the Rev. JOHN LYONS, and resolved unanimously,
That the distress of the Irish Clergy at present is such as to
claim general sympathy, and to call for the help of public bene-
volence.
It was moved by the Rev. HUGH M'NEILE, seconded by the
Rev. R. P. BUDDICOM, and passed unanimously,
That a subscription be raised for its relief.
And upon the motion of the Rev. J. B. MONK, seconded by
the Rev. C. T. GLADWIN, it was unanimously resolved,

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That a Cominittee be formed to collect Subseriptions
The following-Sums have already been received :
£ s. d. £ s. d.
Hornby'., J. J. Hornby'. 100 0 Brought forward..... 913 13 2
Miss Hornby ~ - 5 0 ()S. Sandbach......... 20 0 0
Miss Louisa Hornby, 10 0 01Miss Sandbach - 1 0 0
Miss Fanny Hornby, 10 0 (ii). Wetherbv lO 0 0
Mrs. Jas. Hornby.... 10 0 OtCharles Smith
Morris Reynolds .... 20 0 'T. W. Wainwright 5 0 0
Edwin Maw . lO 00A. W. Powles • 2 0 0
Rev. Chas. Lawrence, 25 0 T. F. Dyson 2O 0 0
Chas. J. Parker
Chßs. Horsfall ....... 20 0 OiJames Cockshott .... It) 0 0
1
T. B. Horsfall ....... 10 0 OiNathan Cairns
Adam Hodgson 2O 0 01James Tyrer 5 0 0
Henry Menzies lO 0 OlGeo. Highfield
William Jones
Daniel Willis. .. 5 0 011-i. W. Ashley .. ,
A Friend, per Daniel IG. B. Irlam
Willis
Rev. R. Rothwell 5 5 oThos. • ey
Mrs. Ashlin, per Rev. Tho o • Stewart
J. Lyons 1 001 lle .' • Moss
Rev. G. Vanburgh ... 10 001 . as Eccles 5 0 0
Miss Hughes, Seaforth 5 0 ..n Walker 2 0 0
Rev. R. Rawson ..... 2 0 rs. Ward, Richmond 10 0
A Lady, per Rev. W. avid Hodgson lO 0 0
Rawson
Miss Rawson 1 0 0 It. W. Pritchard 5 0 0
Mrs. Rawson 5 0 ()Jos. Sandars
Rev. W. Rawson's ISteains and Rowley 2 0 0
Servant
Rev. A. Campbell lO 0 Oiltobert Ledson 2 2 0
Rev. J. Brooks
10 0 (I)John Manson ....... 3 3 0
Rev. Ilichd. Cardwell, 10 00W. B. Fa1c0n........ 2 2 0
Mrs. Cardwell 5 0 01W. P. Bushby ....... 5 0 0
W. C. Molyneux lO 0 O' R. W. Preston
A. A. Dobbs lO 0 011tev. R. Loxham .... 20 0 0
R. H. Sherlock 2O 0 0 .lacob Fletcher lO 0 0
George Guest 2 0 O.T. Wilson, Duke-st., 5 0 0
Mrs. Guest 1 00; Rev. J. L. Pain.... 1 1 0
L. T. Crossley
Saml.and Jas. Holine, 2 2 ()Rev. R. Appleton.... 1 1 0
J. Kearslcv
Rev. Robt. Davies
A Widow's Mite, per !Rev. C. Morrall
Rev. Robt. Davies, 1 0 Olllev. C. Wray
Rev. R. Leicester.... 5 0 OC. Morrell
Miss Houghton 2 2 0 Rev. H. Tatlock .... 5 0 0
W. Houghton
Mrs. W. Houghton 1 1 0 Wm. Beckwith
Edward Jones ....... 10 () 0; D. C. Buchanan . 2 0 0
John Fletcher ....... 10 0 011tev. 11. Stewart
James Pownall 10 0 llJas. Strachan per Rev.
William Potter lO 001 H. Stewart 5 0 0
Edward Molvneux ... '2O 0 01Miss Leigh 1 0 0
Robert Seigle...—. 10 0 01L1. M. W., per Rev
Thomas 5mith....... 10 001 J. C. Prince
Richd. Bryans, Jun., 10 0 01W. Shand - 10 0 0
George Batley ....... 10 0 OlRev. J..G. Leigh lO 0 0
T. B. Golborne
Latham Hanmer 5 0 011tev. W. D. Blundell 1 1 0
John Smith
W. T. Keightlev lO 0 0 Mrs. Affleck . - 010 0
R. W. Scott, M.D 2 2 0 Mr. Walton ......... 1 0 0
W. Mac Iver 5 0 0 "Mr. Watenian . 0 10 0
Rev. It. L.Townsend, 2 2 0 File Missesßlundell -1 0 0
James Bryans ....... 15 0 0 Mr. G. F05ter......... 1 0 0
Rev. J. C. Prince.... 5 0 0 Mr. Aspinall
W. Cartwright....... 5 0 0 Harwood Banner 5 0 0
Rev. J. H assail 5 00E. P. Buckworth 5 0 0
J. A. Tinne lO 0 0 William G0re........ 1 1 0
Rev. 'F. S. Bowstead, 1 00 J. and l„ Alawdsley . „ 1 1 0
Egerton Smith 0 it) 0 William Cook . 5 0 0
Mrs.E.Sinith's Pupils, 1 0 0 William Sandbach .. 3 0 0
Rev. F. Hewsou
Mrs. Roscoe. 0 10 O'H. R. Sandbach
James Gilfillau
Thomas Sands
T. 0. Cooper 2 0 0 Rev. Miles Formby 5 -5 0-
Rev. 'F. Tattersall 2 0 Opr. Formby .....,... 2 2 0
Rev. J. 'robin .. 2 0 DIA. Stranger, per Rev. '
W. Beckwith, Jun.... 2 0 0 J. B. Monk ....... 1 0 0
George Gibson 1 00 hl r.llun ter, Rose Vale 0 10 0
Richard Harbord
Mrs. R. Harbord
W. R. Coalliorne.... 1 0 0 Rd. Ciosbie Dawson, 5 0 0
Two Ladies, per Rev. P. W. Brancker 5 0 0
M. Hawtrey ....... 210 0 Mrs. Jane Brancker
J. C. Duncan ..... ... 5 0 OJ. B. Brancker 1 0 0
Barber
Thomas Wilson 1 1 0 Mrs. T. Gardner ... 1 0 0
A. T. Patterson 2 2 ()Samuel Hilton, An-
Bev. J. Jones .....
Chris. Saltmarsh lOO 0 0 Peter Wright, Fair-
George Brown .• •
Miss E. Prescott, Thomas Kaye .. . 2 2 0
Everton
Miss Louisa Prescott, 2 0 0 Robert Woodward
Missßartons, Everton John Malley.. 0 10 6
Terrace
Rev. R. P. Buddicom, • 2 0 0 Robt. S. Christian ... 4 0 0
John Cornthwaite.... 2 2 0 Anon., per Rev. H.
Rev. Hugh M'Neile, 20 0 0 M'Neile
Mrs. M•Neile 5 0 oDitto, Ditto
A Friend, per Miss 'Thos. Barber 1 0 0
Houghton .. 1 0 OlThos. Foster. lO 0 0
Miss Molyneux 1 0 011tev. T. Bold 5 0 0
Mrs. Roberts 1 0 OiGeorge Grant 5 0 0
Robert Fell
J. A. Fell
Mrs. Litherland
Mrs. Meadows ... • 1 0 0 Miss Forsyth
James Jackson
James Heyworth
Patrick Parker 2 2 0 at Conservative Din-
A few Members of ner, Newton, per ltd.
Crosby Chapel, per Dawson 5 17 6
Rei. J. Hodgson, 4 3 Chas. Lawrence lO 0 0
J. and W. J. hlulhol- Wm. Smith lO 0 0
land 5 0 ON. D. Bold
Andrew Given. 1 0 0 Rev. W. Hesketh 3 0 0
James Poole
George Langtry 5 0 Rev. P. H. Lee, •
ltev.-J. B. Monk
T. Dover
Saml. Kearsley 1 1 0 A Friend
Moses Edwards 2O 0 0 Mr. Foster 2 2 0
T. Moyle ... 010 6 E Arnaud. lO 0 0

Carried forward ..5:943 13 21 Total £1451 2 2
N.B.—Collection at the Meeting upwards of LSO.
Subscriptions will also be received by ADAM HODGSON, Esq.
Treasurer; and the Rev. JOHN B. MONK, Secretary. Books
arc also left at the following places, viz. :—At the Bank of Li-
verpool; Leyland and Bullen's ; Moss and Co.'s;_ Under-
writer's Room; Exchange News-room ; Atheneum; Lyceum ;
Standard-Office; Mercury-Office; Courier-Office; J. and J.
Mawdsley, Castle street.

KING'S FERRY.
nriHE following is a LIST of the SUBSCRIBERS to the
Ji_ TESTIMONIAL to Mr. JAMES BOYDELL, Jun.,
for his improved itliWE of CONVEYANCE over the KING'S
FERRY, published in pursuance of the Resolutions of the Meet-
ing held in Mold on the 2d of December instant,
Further Subscriptions will appear in a future,Paper. .-
The Right Honourable Lord Mostyn .....-:.. ...- I.:21 0 0-
The Honourable E. 51. D. Mostyn, 51. P...
Wilson Jones, Esq., M.P cif 5 0 0
C. B. T. Roper, Esq / ' lO 0 0
J. W. Eyton, Esq. 5 0 0
F. C. Philips, Esq
Ewloe Coal Company .4
A rgoed Coal Company. lO 0 0
William Rigby, Esq.
The Honourable Major Napier..
The Rev. C. B. Clough, 1 1 0
John High", Esq 5 0 0
The Rev. Henry Jones 5 0 0
Samuel Hancock, Esq. 5 0 0
11. L. Rigby, Esq
William Hancock, Esq 5 0 0
William Nicholson, Esq., Manchester. 5 0 0
H. Roberts, Esq . 50 0
Edward Bate, Esq. 3 3 0
Major Bayley.
Harvey Crackenthorp, Esq.
William Williams, Esq 2 2 0
James Rigby, Esq. 2 2 0
Thomas Harrison, Esq
William Smalley, Esq. 1 0 0
Rev. S. G. Crompton 1 0 0
Captain Thomas 1 0 0
F. Probart, Esq
Mr. John Richardson 5 0 0
Mr. Woodfin
Rev. James Fitzmaurice . 0 10 6
M r Thomas B ythell
J. Hancock, Esq
James Evton, Esq. 1 1 0
Robert Esq. 1 1 0 Eyton, ..

—..:ii.l.yt.
Mr. Lloyd, 'twilit; 0 10 6
Thomas Jones, Eel., Chester
Mr. Catherall 5 0 0
Rev. W. M. Williams
Joseph Abbott, Esq.... 5 0 0
Major Jones
Driver of the Stir Richard Bulkelev Coach 1 0 0
Thomas R. Trueman, Esq. 2 0 0
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Thomas Lewis, Esq
Maurice Scary, Esc
Edward Oakeley, Esq.
John Hampton, Esq. OlO 6

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E. I'. Hushes, Esq.. M.D.. 1 1 0
Thomas Rowlands, Esq . 0 10 6
James Kyrke, Esq - 5 0 0
Mr. Robert Jones, Surveyor of the king's Ferry -
loads

H. ROBERTS, Treasurer and Secretary.
Mold, 12th December, 18.35.
I\.B.—Subscriptions will IT received by the Commercial
Bank of Liverpool in addition to those already named.

EDUCATION.
CHATEAU DR SAUBRUIT, NEM: sr. OAIER, FRANCE.
-M
many R. \V. G. PARMINTER, Pupil of Dr. Russell, and.
years oneand of the
Mathematical Masters fnf sttihteution
Rochester
and
Chatham Classical
receives a
Limited Number of YOUNG GENTLEMEN, as Boarders
in his House,' who are attended by native Masters in all the
branches of Education, not comprised in the English Course
of Study.
This Course comprehends the English, Latin, and Greek
languages; Arithmetic and the different branches of the Mathe-
matics; Writing, History, Geography, and Elocution. The
method of instruction pursued in the study of the Clastfies, is
founded on an union of the Charterhouse and Ha iltonian
systeMs, which are so blended as greatly to feel'. to the ac-
quisition, and ensure a sound grammatical kno edge of the
dead languages.
Every attention is devoted to the comfort a d advancement
of the Pupils ; whilst the establishment of th r morals, and the
improvement of their manners, are greatly romoted by an un-
restrained intercourse with the heads of th family. Theq have
also constant access to a select library, • d attend an English
Protestant church.
The Youth entrusted to the care Mr. Parminter derive
all the advantages to be obtained from the best French masters
and French society, without any of the danger to be appre-
hended from the influences which sometimes operate upon the
infant mind when left to the entire control and direction of
foreigners.
The House is spacious, the Gardens and Grounds are exten-
sive, and the Situation is celebrates as one of the most healthy
and beautiful in France.
Chateau de Saubruit is distant two miles from St. Omer—
nearly equidistant, within the range of thirty miles, from Calais,
Boulogne, and Dunkirk; and may be reached in eighteen
hours from London, or eight from Dover—St. Omer being the
first principal town on the direct roads from the coast to Paris
and Brussels.

TERMS.
The English Course, with the addition of French and Draw-
ing, and including Washing, Stationery, the use of Books,
and a Seat in the English Protestant church, Fifty Guineas
per annum.—No extras whatever.
The Vacations will be a Fortnight at Midsummer and Christ-
mas, and Ten Days at Easter.
No Eatra Charge is made for Pupils remaining during the
Vacations.
No Fee required for Entrance; but the Quarter to be paid
in advance—the Charge taking date from the Day of Entrance.
For 'Testimonials and other particulars apply to Mr. W.
GRAPEL, Bookseller, Church-street, or Dr. THORBURN, li, St.
James-place, Liverpool; or to ROBERT HICKENS, Esq., 11,
Thr.ladneedle-street, Messrs. DE PORQUET and Cooexa, Tavis-
lock-street, Covent-garden, London; OCTAVIUS SCOTT, Esq.,
.Margate; the Rev. CHARLES DELACOUR, Heckington, Lin-
,colnshire- and CHARLES WEAVER, Esq., Gloucester.
' N.B. 21I1r. PARMINTER will be in Liverpool during e
Christmas week.
MUNICIPAL ELECTION.
APUBLIC MEETING of the CONSERV IVES of
Liverpool will be held in the LARGE oust of the
GOLDEN LION INN, DALE-STREET, on HURSDAY
Next, the 17th December instant, at One o' ock, to make
such further arrangements as may be conside et/ expedient for
securing the.Eleciion of fit and proper Perso s to represent the
several Wards in the new Town Council.
The CENTRAL CONSERVATIVE OMMITTEE will
sit THIS DAY, (Tuesday,) and every day until the Election, at
the GOLDEN LION, at One o'clock precisely.
By -PETER WRIGHT,
THOMAS CARSON, Solicitors.
JOHN PEN INGTON,
8, In(' k-buiNings, 151 h, December, 1835.

ELECTION OF COUNCILLOItS.
CASTLE-STREET WARD, No. 6.
A PUBLIC MEETING of the CONSERV. IVES in
this Ward will be held THIS DAY, Tuesd . 15th De-
cember at Two o'clock, in the Large Room, the GOLDEN
LION INN, Dale-street, to fix upon a-fit and per Person to
be nominated as a Candidate for this Ward the New Coun-
cil, in the place of Mr. WILLIAM BR N, who has de-
clined to become a Party to a contested E ction.
By order,
JOHN PENINGTON,. Secretary.
Committee-room, Golden Lion,
15th December, 1835.

AN APPEAL ON BEHALF OF THE PROTESTANT
EPISCOPALIAN INHABITANTS OF THE TOWN
OF ST JOHN'S„NEWFOUNDLAND.
riltlE.,Town of St. John contains above thirteen, thousand
souls,—about eight thousand are Hornets Catholics, and
the remaining the thousand are principally attached to the
Church of England. The only Protestant Epis opal Church
in St. Johns' accommodates about eight bun& persons; the
Dissenting Congregations may amount to alto one thousand;
thus leaving about three thousand Protesta without any ac-
commodation in a place of worshiT This vii has been felt
and acknowledged for years. In lb' 7, an application was made
to Government to aid the erection of a new Church, but without
success. Since that time the Protestant population has consi-
derably increased; and the present Archdeacon, the venerable
Edward Wix, A.M., has, during the last five years, made re-
peated efforts to raise from the inhabitants the requisite funds
for that purpose, but owing in a great degree to their pecuniary
inability he has not succeeded. Two years since the Archr
deacon visited England, with a view of raising contributions
for the effectuating of this desirable object; but at that time,
in consequence of the Society for the Propagation of the Gos-
pel in Foreign Parts snaking a public appeal in aid of their
Funds, he wilt:Often dissuaded front pressing this object on the
British public. The evil, however, resulting to the Protestant
inhabitants, from-the want of sufficient Church accommodation;
has been so appaNat, and the spiritual destitution of the poor
iu this respect has been so keenly felt by the Archdeacon, that
he has on his own responsibility-commenced the erection of a
new Church in St. John's, depending entirely upon the result
of this appeal to the British people, to enable him to meet the
engagements he has entered into for its completion. The
building has progressed so far, that it is expected that the
ChurcS. will be open'for divine service on next Easter Sunday;
and it is confidently hoped that a generous British public, who
are ever ready to minister to the wants of their poorer brethren,
will answer thus appeal with liberality.
Two thousand pounds are immediately required for the ob-
ject; and should a larger su.n be contributed, the building will
be enlarged accordingly.
A Committee has been formed in Dublin, 'and Subscriptions
entered into there.

The undermentioned persons have kindly consented to act
as a Committee in Liverpool, by whom, and the following
Bankers, Subscriptions will be thankfully received :
The Mayor, Mr. T. O. Cooper,
Rev. J. Brooks, Mr. James Robertson,
Rev. A. Campbell,l
Mr. Elijah Harrison,
I Rev. C. Wray, Mr. Henry Glynn.
Air. Charles Taylor, BANKERS.
Mr. Robert Alsop, Messrs. Leyland and Bullen,
Mr. J. G. Oaghterson, Messrs. S. Hope and Co.