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The Liverpool Standard and General Commercial Advertiser.
Liverpool, Merseyside, England, 1835-02-06

SPAIN.

. .
We have received by an express from Madrid papers to the
2fith ult., and a letter from our own cNrespoudent of the 25th.
It will be seen by the contents of the latter that public tran-
quillity has been to a certain extent re-established, but that the
state of the public mind was not such as to encourage a hope
that it would long remain undisturbed. Our readers are by this
time prepared to bear of General Llauder's resignation. He
sunk under the task of vindicating the measures and phlicy of
his short-lived ministry before the representatives of the nation.
It is a pity he was ever removed from Catalonia, where his ser-
vices were of value, in order to enter into the cabinet, where
the brand of discord appe‘ars to have come in with him from the
first moment. The fruits of that removal will now probably be
irreconcileable enmity on the part of a3ately zealous and
ent agent of the government. The portefetiille of the war de-
Rpartment has been provisionally intrusted to M. Martinez de la
Rosa, who will probably soon have to transfer it to the hands of
General Valdes. Another ministerial resignation, that of M.
Moscoso de Altatnira, minister of the interior, was expected
soon to take plave. We recommend an attentive perusal of our
letter from Madrid. It abounds in interesting matter.—Times.
Liverpool, Merseyside, England, 1835-02-06

THE CHURCH BELLS.

The following Lines were occasioued by hearing a person; who
should be respectable, express a wish that the Church might
if it were only to stop the noise of the Bells.

"Those village bells, those village bells,
llow many a tale their music tells,"

Are the bells of the village to chime no•more,
When the cottager clean. repairs,
With the'ferwur of holiness in his soul,
TO the blessed Sabbath's players? •
Is the p' al for the wedding no more to ring, ' • • .
When the snow clad bride appears;
Like the morning star through a misty cloud,
i
More beautiful n her tears?
When the heir of the house we have loved so long
First opens his eyes on day;
Shall the bells that have rung for his ancestors cease,
Nor ring him a roundelay?
At:d oh! when the train of the mourners walk
By the corpse to its last lung home;
Shan the place that was loved by the dead, when alive,
Not echo the passing bomb?
Oh yes! and that mind must be selfish and bad
'That loves nut the church and bell;
Deaf, deaf must that ear be, and cold the heart,
To whom they no story tell. 0. W. B.
Warrinyton, Feb. 3, 1835. •
Liverpool, Merseyside, England, 1835-02-06

To In ,Toth.

/11-10 be SOLD, by PimAre Tab:AIY, a most exce.lent ?all.
1 well-built FAMILY I-10 U-SF., contaiinut a Dining-room,
26 feet 4 inches by 16 feet, a Drawing-4- stn, the sanAe size.
~ Breakfast-parlour, 15 feet by 13 feet. Li ary, 13 feet 6 inches
by 13 feet; School-room, 13 feet by 9 eet: Kitchen, 18 feet
,47,,,,
10 inches by 15 feet. Also, Sculley rew-hoase, t3tc., with
Eight Bed-rooms, Water Closet, . A Walled Garden,
Stable, Coach-house, ---hiPPQn. &c., with TWQ Acres of excel-
lent Pasture Land, pleasantly situated about two miles frtma
the Exchange.
..

Also, a large quantity of WAREHOUSE awl other PRO-
PERTY, eligibly situated; and sundry Plots of BUILDING
LAND, suitable- for Mautifautnries, &c. ,
Apply to Mr. D/LLE, fis, Chu& ch•street.
Liverpool, Merseyside, England, 1835-02-06

MOSSLEI -HILL.

yr is intended shortly to offer Cur SALE, in,Lots varying in
JL extent from 4 to 14 Statute Acres, adapted to the erection of
handsome Residences, with suitable P,lteasare Grouods, the
well-known and very valuable Pie' cuilfed MQS.SLEY-11IL1.
PARK, the Property of BAKER 44surq, Esq., containing 54
Acres, situate ou the East side oft e Road leading from Liver-
pool to Garston, opposite the Mansion and Grounds occupied by
Jun N EW A RT, E'Sq.. and commanding the most delightful views
from almost every point.
Plans are in preparation, and in the mean tone any further
particulars may be known by applying to Mr. lows Nonni,
Solicitor, Exchange-alley.
Liverpool, Merseyside, England, 1835-02-06

LORD NAPIER AND. THE. CHINESE.

PROPHECY. FULFILLED.- We will now state our notion of
what will happen on the first opening of the trade to Canton.—
We shall suppose a King's superintendent or commissioner to
be sent out front England to act ou his own individual respon-
sibility, which is always better than a divided one lip will go
probably in a ship of war, to save his dignity, wlpelL.the Chinese
will,nut care-one farthing about, and do not in the least unde,r-.
stand; she till proceed up to Whampo, her arrival will be an-
nounced, and' the king's. rept:eentolive trill demand an inter-.
view of the viceroy to deliver his Credentials.; The viceroy in
the first place will order the ship immediately to,leave the river,
and the. superintendent may be told that whatever he May have
to deliver conic through the Hong Merchants. His dignity
will probably be offended, and remonstrance Made, accompanied
by a demand to present his credential's in person. This will be
as pereuiptOrily refuied—lierliaps Chinese courtesy they go so
far as to allow the King's representative to wait an hour at the
city ga,te„and then livid his eredentials over to one of the vice-
roy's runners; a long,and perhaps an angry correspondence
will ensue, but the Chmesewillnet give way. As a lastresource
he may, perhaps, be driven
.to invite the captain of the ship' of
war to, bring up it party of seamen, and then all trade will be
forthwith suspended. . .
" Something of this,kind will
,probably hajippn unless the
Chinese are previously prevailed on by negotiation to concede
the point of a versonal interview, which we do not think they
will d6.' In What a lamentable situation, then, will a Ding's.
,
reprdsetitatiVe 'be placed, a stranger 'to the customs and the
langthige df the people, and appeaterkto on all sides hy'the die-
appoirited'and dissatisfied free-larders ?"-*--Qunrtdrty
No. C., published in January, 1831.

AMERICAN WHALE- FISIINItY.-14 appears, by documents
presented to the"Congresi, that there are how engag,e'd in the
whale fishery 132;000 tens'of sliipPitig, 10,000 seamen, and' thael
more than one-tenth of the whole American navigation was
engaged in it, with a capital invested of 12,000,000 dollars.
Liverpool, Merseyside, England, 1835-02-06

TITURSDAIi

. .
On To UIZSD.I Y next, the 12fh, instant, at Sale-roots,
inns,Exchauge-Luild
197 Chests of 1-1 YSON. E
'7OO boxes or CONGOU 1" PO,
_Ex Bombay. Packet, from Bo►nbay.— ply to WM. Pitt and
SON, or BATESON dud, 1-I.OII..SPALL, Brokers;

TEAS.
att T LIU lI&DAY next, the 12th instant, at Ten clock, in the
Public Sate Romp, Exchoge-Buil ga,
592 Chests of BO HEA; •
J 1&)„ CONGO,
127 „ SOUCELON
:45 „ 'TWANKAY,
• 15U HYSON.
Those Teas are just landed ex Perseverance, Capt. Gibson,
from Canton. They are in excellent condition, and of the
choicest Chops usually imported by the East India Company.—
Apply to Messrs. MURRAY, SYlgli and Co., Merchants; or to
SAMPSON SMITH and CO,,,Brolters.

On THURSDAY next, the 12th instant, at ne o'clock, at
Buchanan and Browne's Office, 01 all-street,
20 Chests LAC, DYE
8 Chests SHE'LL L
Apply to Messrs: CAl:sant RenyHEßs, Merchants, or to
.g.UC I:IAN AN and RHOWNE.,,Brokers.

. .
On THURSDAY next, the 12th instant, at en o'clock, at
William Nevett's office, Rumfor -street,
3.3 Bales Bengal S.AFFF ER,
Ex Indus, from Cale .
For further particulars, apply to
WILLIAM NEVETT, Broker.

On THURSDAY next, the 12th instant, at ve o!elock, at
Broker's Otlice, (if not previously sold y prkate,
61 Tierces
t Fine. New Carol' a RICE.
9 'Half Ditto.
For particulars apply to Messrs. I; GE, PRICHARD, eagl,
Co or
T. 0. COOPER, Broker.
Liverpool, Merseyside, England, 1835-02-06

INSOLVENT DEBTORS' COURT.

James Sullivan, a poorirish labourer, applied upon his peti
lion to be discharged.
The insolvent, in answer to the interrogatories of Mr. Com-
missioner Bowen, stated that he had becu in prison ever since
July last, and all he owed or was claimed against him in the
word was £9. He had been sued by a baker named Jones fur
a debt of £4 14s. He gave a cognovit payable by instalments,
and had paid off the debt and costs the sum of £3 145., so that
only El remained owing on the oriinal debt. He was taken
in execution in July, and believed £9 was claimed as a balance
for the debt and costs.
Mr. Commissioner Bowen.—And so you have been iu prison
six months fur this debt?
The insolvent raid it was seven months; his wife had since
his confinement been obliged to part with what little furniture
he hail, and she had sold sprats to support herself.
Mr. Comrassiener Bowen commiserated with the poor fel-.
low on his long imprisonment ; he said it was a cruel case, and
ordered his immediate discharge.
Liverpool, Merseyside, England, 1835-02-06

IRISH ELECTIONS.

Proceed we now to take a brief and succinct view of the more
important' victories which have been gained in Ireland. The
city of Cork has rejected Dr. Baldwin and Mr. Daniel Calla-
ghan, than whom it would be difficult to find a inure factious
and-less intelligent psi; and is now represented by Mr. Leyces-
ter and Colonel Chatterton, men opposed iu every point of view
to the ex-members. The borough of Athlone has intrusted the
care of its interests to Captain Mathew, a conservative, the ser-
vices of Mr. Talbot, the late M.P., being civilly dispensed with.
Queen's county has cashiered Mr. Patrick Lalor,—an especial
joint of the ''tail,"—and has associated a tit and able colleague
to the.excellent and amiable Sir Charles Cuote in the person of
Mr. Vestry, the son of an exemplary resident landlord, himself
a worthy scion of his parent stock. The county and town of
Carlow have nobly emulated each other in the election of three
conservatives; Mr. Bruen anti Mr. Kavanagh being the repre-
sentatives of the former, another Mr. Bruen of the latter, con-
stituency. In the late parliament Mr. Wallace, Mr. Blackney,
and Mi.Nigors_. were the " tail" members. Kinsale returns
Colonel Thomas, a friend of the constitution, in the room of
Colonel tawell, a good officer, but bad politician, Mt. Dixon,
the destrdctive candidate, encountering a merited defeat. Car-
riekfeigni, which was without'a representative before the disso-
lution, its disfranchisetnent having been attempted by that
traprejudived and impartial chairman of an election committee,
Mr. Daniel O'Connell, is now defended by Mr. Kirk, a good
man anil,trae. Tlv., province of Ulster, ever active and zealous
in the good work of loyalty, has not disappointed our expecta-
; tions,. The names of Verner, Castlereagh, Conolly, Bateson,
Mavveli, and others, whom it is now unnecessary to enumerate,
speak in terms too plain to be misunderstood.—Morniny Post.
Liverpool, Merseyside, England, 1835-11-24

LIVERPOOL:
PRINTED AND PUBLISHED

EVERY TUESDAY AND FRIDAY MORNING,
BY, RICHARD PATTISSON,
At No. 4, Noßvi CRE3CENT, CAZTLR-STRIET.

Orders and Advertisements are received by Messrs. Newton and
Co., Warwick-square; Barker, Fleet-street; Deacon, Walbrook;
Reynell, Chancery-lane; Lawson & Barker, Birchin-lane.; Joseph
Thomas, I. Finch-lane, Cornhill; Munden Hammond, 27, 10131..
bard-street; at Garraway's; at the London Commercial Coffee-
house, Mineing-lane; Jerusalem Coffee-house, Carnhill; Chapter.
Coffee-house, Pliter-noster-row; and North aird-South American
Coffee-house, Threadneedle-street, London; lit Messrs. Johnston
and Co., Dublin; Mr. M•Phun, Glasgow; Mr. Wheeler, Exchange-
street, and Mr. Lewis, Market-street, Manchester; Mr. Malley,
Bookseller; Warrington ; Mr. Clarke, Pilot-office, Proston ; sad
Mr. Coop., &Is Utuon.strect, Diriningkam.
Liverpool, Merseyside, England, 1835-11-24

AFTER: FRIDAY NMEET.

TEA. ' -, •
On TUESDAY next, the Ist December, at Twelveclock, at
iss
Bateson and Horsfall's Office, Lower C eet,
202 Chests HYSON,
_,-.
150 Boxes CAPER CONG ,
20 Chests CONGOU,
37 Boxes GUNPOWDE
12 Boxes FLOWERY P KOE,
Landed ex Ranger.—Apply to Messrs. CHARLES Llonsvau,
and SON, Merchants, or to
BATESON and HORSFALL, Pokers.

On THURSDAY, the 3d Decerriher next, at Twelyb o'clock, at
Bateson and Horsfall's Office, Lower Castke-Areet,
1034 Tons fine African IVNi.7,
Just landed, ex Thottas Hallihurton, fronii-Africa.—Apply to
C. HortsFALL and T.-ToisiN, Esq., Merchaits or to
BATESON and HORS ALL, Brokers.
Liverpool, Merseyside, England, 1835-11-24

BIRTH;
On Saturday last, at Grecian Terrace, Ererton, 3125. William Steel,
of a daughter.

MARRIED.

Lately, at Camberwell Church, London, Mr. William•Boulton, to
Miss Sarah Garrett, daughter of James Garrett. Esq., and grand niece
of the late Rev. John Garrett, A. M. vicar of Culmstock, Devon, and
rector of Brushford, in the county Somerset.
On Saturday, the 31st ult.. at Strabane, by special license, John
M'Cratrey, Esq. to Margaret, relict of the late. Neal M'Gurk-, ilsq. The
bridegroom is 96 years of age, and the happy " fair" one 91 Lach of
the parties has been six times married.

On Thursday last, at St. Luke's Church, Mr. Robert Roirbeitom, of -
Eserton-road, to Miss Ellen Charnley, eldest daughter of Mrs. Riley,
Albion Hotel, Renelagh-street.
Yesterday, Mr. Patrick Degnum, of his Majesty's Custonlis, of this
port, to Bridget M'Nulty, the faithful. servant of,Johu.plyius,

DIED,
At Widecombe‘ near Bath, Emily, wife of the Rev,. Jas. Bliss, M.A.
anddaughter of John Clayton, Esq., Paltney-street, Bath.
On Sunday, the Bth instant, at Mount Vernon, aged 34, 'AI al7,
daughter of Mr. Jones. formerly tobacco44►anufacturer, of this town:
On Tuesday, the 10th instant, aged 68, Mr. Roger Forrest cotton.. Monday,.
in of Blackburn. lle was at his warehouse, on
in tolerable good health, and was found dead in his room on Tuesday-
morning.

On Friday, the 13th instant; Henry Davenport, Esq., second son at
John Davenport, Esq., M. P. for the borough of Stoke-upon-Trent.
This gentleman was out hunting with his own pack of harriers, in the
neighbourhood of Norton-in-the-Moors, that morning, and- was
mounted on a horse-which was considered a perfect hunter. On leap-
ing a stone wall his horse fell, it is supposed from alighting on some•
loose stones, and rolled over upon him. He never revived, .nor even
spoke after the accident.

On Saturday, the 14th instant, aged 70, Martha, 'widow of the late•
Mr. Peter Shaw, saddle tree-manufacturer, much and deservedly
respected.

On Thursday last, Cha,les Frederick, infant son of Mr. Leake,
Abercromby.terrace.

On Friday last. aged 23. George. youngest son of Mr. Nathaniel
Rimrner. of Shaw-street.

Same day, Mr. John Arrowsmith, of his Majesty's Customs_ Ma
upright conduct will be long remembered with sincere affection ant'
esteem by a large circle of relatives and friends.
On Saturday night last, aged 34 years, Sarah, wife of Mr. James
Hornby, St. Paul's-square,
Same day, aged 29, Margaret Ann, wife of Henry Moore, Esq., late
of Barbados.
Yesterday morning, at 64. Mill-street, of scarletina, Alexander
Noble Thomson, aged 8 years, son of Mr. Alexander Thomson, late of.
Montreal, Lower Canada.
Yesterday. George, third son of Mr. George Tyrer, chemist, &c.
Copperas-hill, aged 3 years.
Liverpool, Merseyside, England, 1835-11-24

LONDON CORN EXCHANGE, NOVEMBER 20.

We have not had much Wheat fresh ,p since Monday. nevertheless
the Mealing trade was very dull this morning, and the few sales
effected were scarcely equal to the prices of that day.—Barley like-
wise admits of the same observation, with the exception of the very
finest samples of Chevalier. In all ether descriptions of Spring Corn
we have not the slightest variation to notice.

Wht. i Brl
sysasns s d i s
Of the weel- 36 7 28
0(6 weeks, regulating duty 36 10 28
Duty on Foreign . . . .47 8 13

S. Oats. Rye. /Ins.
dis disc/ sd
6 19 2 39 I 35 9
51 19 7 29 a 34 10
4 12 3 2:1 9 14 0

IMPORTATION OF CORN FOE THE LAST WEEK.
Wheat I Barley I Malt Oats t Beans Peas
5950 6110 132 110 470
Scotch
Irish --
Brit. Colonies -
Foreign

1=

Peas.
s cl
35 5
33 8
16 9
Liverpool, Merseyside, England, 1835-11-24

MEDITERRANEAN

Succeeds the RAPID.
For LEGHORN direct,
.atik- The beautiful British-built Brig LI HNO,
D. CnomPToti, Mastcr•
Stands A Lloyd's, 163 tons, coppered an opper-fastened
built expressly
,for this trade, and, from en geroents enterel
into, will be promptly despatched.—Apply to
DAWSON, WHITE, and Co.,
15, Exchange-chamberi.
Liverpool, Merseyside, England, 1835-11-24

UI4ITED STATE&

For NEW YORK,
The fine first-class oak-bui4 ip
;44 BRITISH HEROI ,
Captain J. SHEAL.

uapt,
Burthen per register 611 tons, only one year old, and sails very
fast.; her accommodations for cabin passengers are very spa-
c.ious and convenient, and the rates of passage moderate; a few
steerage passengers can also be comfortably accornimelated ;
lying in Prince's Dock.—For terms of freight or passage apply
to JAMES LOGAN, Esq., or to GEORGE BROWN.

For SAVANNAH,
MA
The remarkably fine new Ship AR,
TtiomAs Paoststtse, Coin er;
Burthen per register 686 tons, cop red and copper-
fastened, and in every respect a firsterate conveyance for goods
and passengers; lying in Prince* Dock.—Apply to Messrs.
Isaac, Low, au Co., or to
JAMES LOGAN, Oldhall-street.

Will have early despatch.
4 3r. For NEW ORLEAN ,
44...;-fej The fine first•class Americ• HILAII,
Captain H AMMO ;
liurthen 400 tcr!,,, copper-fastened, and be coppered this
voyage, only t,%0 years old, sails fast, and has good accommo-
dations for a few cabin passengers.—For freight or passage ap-
ply on board, in Prince's Dock or to •
WADDINGTON, lIOLT, and cd:

For CHARLESTON,
1
4.7-.., The very fine American Ship HOG TH, .
f.t.ti.k Captain CROCKER;
• " .-
Butthen 400 tons, coppered and cop -fastened, Bos-
ton-built; sails very fast, having made her st pas ge from
• New York to, this port in nineteen days.—For fro' ht or pas-
' _sage, having good accommodations, apply on board ii Waterloo
. Dock, or to WADDINGTON, HO , and Co.

. . . . ,
~i For NEW - ORLEAO,
''„,- -,4-\. '
b.►l. The fine Ship AS?
WILLIAM WHITE, COI ander;
..
• - AI, burthen per register 399 toil coppered and cop-
.per-fastened, sails fast.—For terms of,freight or passage apply
to Mr. A. 'PARL.tris, or toy. GEORGE HIGI-IFIELD.

• For NEW ORLEANS,
suparir A 1 Bar4ua JOLIN-WALX-EB,
WrimtAm BLACK, Master;
Burthen 523 tons, copper-fastened, a newly cop-
pered, and, being only three years old, is a irable convey-
ance.—For freight or passage, having a p and excellent
accommodations, apply to Mr. RICHARD HOUGHTON, Jun.,
or to FOCKE and BOULT, Brokers.
Liverpool, Merseyside, England, 1835-11-24

TO THE EDITOR OF THE LIVERPOOL STAND.4RD.

Stn,—l have been not a little amused, on reading the various
addresses of oar patriotic reformers, to the muncipal electors of
this borough, at the futile attempts of these writers to raise up a
laudatory public feeling in their favour, for apparent indepen-
dence in deprecating, and not having recourse to, a personal
citivas. In the perusal, disgust has also been a paramount
feeling, for never did I encounter such a-specimen of the special
pleading hypocrisy of a party who, not inclined to submit to a
pursuit, conceived by them as incompatible with their own dig-
nity—nevertheless, have the imudent heartlessness to send
forth a squad of their friends and satellites for the purpose of
undertaking the very business which such a party declares to be
" unworthy and degrading."
" Doctors, however, differ;" and although the would-be-coun-
cillor of the Mercury-office wishes a personal canvas to be
thought " degrading;"—although the trio of Scotland ward
"deem it inconsistent with the perfect freedom of election ;"
—although Hugh Hornby, William Rathbone, and W. It.
Preston, " venture" to state that " it would be irreconcilable
with the respect due to the electors and to theinselves;"—al-
though the whole of the remaining radical pact join in the cry,
led by that staunch hound, Wybergh, of I:wart's election noto-
riety ; still, sir, the men who claim fur themselves and the ho-
nourable party to which they belong the privilege of acting in
honest singleness of purpose for the public benefit, will not, I
do not hesitate to affirm, be backward in an active pronialgation
"of their feeling, that it is neither degrading. inconsistent, or de-
rogatory to their own characters or those of the electors, to com-
mune with their fellow-townsmen; to be ready to answer any
question touching their future conduct in the council chamber,
and furthermore to make such a declaration of their political
sentinients as will enable the voter fairly to judge whether or
not the principles of such a candidate are entitled to and worthy
of his support and advocacy.
I doubt not but'you will agree with me when I say that such
has always been the good old English plan of proceeding,
and that such is the ordeal which no political charlatan may
hope to pass with impunity.—Yours, &c., H.
Tablet'-street, 21st November, 1835.
Liverpool, Merseyside, England, 1835-11-24

IIITISIi ADIERICA.

I .
For HALIFAX,
,fir ,To sail on her fourth voyage this se non the sth
t;i,„-., December, ;
!4,a4iv The Ship JOHN POR' ER,
- - '- JOSEPH JENKINSON, stet;
Earthen 298 tons, and a superior conveyance for goods or
passengers.—For freight, &c., apply on board, in the Queen's
Dock, or to W. FAIRCLOUGH.
Liverpool, Merseyside, England, 1835-11-24

NEW SOUTH WALES

,r Succeeds the ALicz. .
FOS HOBART TOWN and SK NEY,
it. af The fine A 1 Ship STRATIIISLA,
Burthen per register 333 tons, thorptighly copper-fas-
tened and coppered, sails fast, and will have inediate despatch •
her cabin accommodations are very superior, being 9 feet. hi .
—For freight or passage apply on board, Prince's D •
to Mr. JAMES LOGAN, or to
HENRY FOX, 33, Drur ane.
For HOBART TOWN and SYDNE N.S.W.
The new Barque EILMAUR*,
-
Captain SHARPE ; fr
A 1 at Lloyd's; copper-fastened a coppered ; the
greater part of the frreight being engaged ready to be put
on board will he speedily despatched.—For freight or passage
apply in Glasgow to Messrs. BOGLE, ALEXANDER, and Co.; er
here to CHARLES S. MIDDLETON, Or to
COTESWORTH and SMITH.
Liverpool, Merseyside, England, 1835-11-24

GENERAL ENGRAVING AND PRINT NG
ESTABLISHMENT.
WFRANCE begs respectfuliv to inform hi riends and
• the Public in general, that he has take the Premises,
No. 33, SOUTH JOHN-STREET, where he purp es earning on
THE ENGRAVING AND PRINTIN BUSINESS
IN ALL ITS BRANCHES,
and trusts, by punctuality and superior st e of execution, to
merit a share of public patronage.
Services of Plate Engraved with Inscriptions, Coats of Arms,
Crests, and Cyphers in the first style of elegance. Seal Stones
and Office Seals.
N.B.—An•APPRENTICE Wanted to the above Business,
with whom a Premium will be required.
Liverpool, Merseyside, England, 1835-11-24

LATEST NEWS FROM PERU.

Letters were received here yesterday from Lima, dated 22d
July, per the Pacific, arrived at Cork. We have been allowed
to make the following extract from one of them :
" Since the beginning of the year we have bad a most miser-
able time—continued revolutions, and the roads have been so
infested with robbers, that it has been impossible to go out of
Lirna. Since the new government came into office, affairs have
been in a very disordered state. No business doing. Indeed
no one has any confidence to sell, let alone to buy. We are
now in daily expectation of an army of 6000 men, under the
command of the President of Bolivia, Santa Cruz, from the
interior, to attack General Salaverry, who is still in the neigh-
bourhood of Lima. Salaverry is a most sanguinary scoundrel,
and scarcely a day passes hut we hear of some wanton execu-
tion or cold blooded murder. He has only 3000 men; but all
well paid, and in the highest state of discipline, and he has ex-,
pressed to his friends that he will burn every house iu Lima to
the ground before he will give it up. Affairs seem to be ap-
proaching to a crisis, and perhaps before the Robert Finnie
sails, I may be able to give you some interesting information
regarding the state of Peru; at present it is in a most diStracted
condition. Salaverry is president here, Orbegosa in Avequipa,
and Gamarra in Cuzco and Puno. We have therefore three
presidents, and no congress; at least none that is acknowledged
by the country."
Liverpool, Merseyside, England, 1835-11-24

Coaottniot.

NOW LOADING FOR NEWCASTLE-ON-TYNE,
The A 1 Yarmouth Brig PAUL PRY, 105 tons,
r W. CORORAN, Master; 7
414.7''
~1.,0t. To be despatched immediately.—For freight, &c., al)-
.-- • ply to RAYN ES and CRAM, 33,,King-street,
i it
Who have on Sale PALE RAPE and LI EED OIL in
Pipes, Puncheons, end Hogsheads.—Red d White Scotch
HERRlNGS.—Newfoundland White HE RINGS.
A•Double OFFICE with FIXTURES complete to LET.

TO SPORTSMEN, TRAVELLERS, AND CAPTAINS
OF SHIPS.
TMIIN'S POTTED YARMOUTH BLOATERS. Now
in high perfection. The increasing demand for this most
delicious preparation proves beyond all doubt it is far superior
to any thing of the kind ever yet offered to the Public for
Sandwiches, Toast, Biscuits, &c., and as an excellent relish for
Wine.—ln Pots, Is. and 2s. each. Warranted in all climates.
" They are full of flue flavour and free from al lancidity, and
e y
no bad coinpanion to a sportsman or pedestria who may want
a pleasing qualification to his biscuit or br d, which cannot
always be found at a roadside house or on the orders of a bog."
--Bell's Life in London..

THORN'S TALLY-1i 0 SAUCE.—For Fish, Game, Steaks,
'Chops, Cutlets, made Dishes, and all general purposes, is the
richest and most economical Sauce now in use, imparting a zest
hot otherµ•ise acquired. In Bottles, 2s. and 4s. Warranted in
all climates.

"We have tried (crede experto) Thorn's Tally-ho Sauce, and
can pronounce it exquisite. We know nothing of the ingredi-
ents, that we leave to such as are more curious in fish sauce'
than we are, but we can speak to the richness of its flavour,
whirh, to our thinking, would create an appetite under the ribs
of eleath."—Satirist.

Wholesale at the Warehouse, 223, High Holborn ; of all
Wholesale oilmen and druggists in London ; and Retail by all
respectable (Tamen, grocers, and fishmongers in the United
Kingdom.
Liverpool, Merseyside, England, 1835-11-24

/Fp

To sail on the 3d December.
For DEAIRRARA, ,-"
The Ship PARKER,/
--,-.- 11 ENR Y R WEN. Moter. 1
kelrip
For passage, haNtini superior acrotinoodationi, ly to the
Captain, oaid,,, Prince's Jack, or to
SANDBACI-I, TI ZE, and Co.,

To sail positively on the lit December.
For -DEME.RAUA'
The fine Ship ELIZABET
Captain JOHN MACDONAL
For freight or passage apply on board, Prinee,s Dock ; Messrs.
BOLD and RUSSEL, -Brokers, or JOHN TOBIN.

• ' To sea on the 24th instant:
For NEVIS,
ii%(l'roin whence Goods will be forwarded T. KITVS,
The Brig GRAC ,
Captain TIN N lON.
For freight apply to MURRAY, SYME, and C 6.
Liverpool, Merseyside, England, 1835-11-24

On SALE,
The beautiful Brigantine REBECCA,
Burthen 122 tons; built under the owner' fatticuTar
,inspection, at Cumberland, N. 8., lat ed in July
last ; length, 70 feet 7 inches ; I,teadtb, 20 f bee ; depth,
11 feet 4 inches; a most desirable vessel o size; sails fast,
and carries a large cargo at a very easy d of water.—Apply
to THOMAS HA ON, Jun.,
Canning-buildings, 35, South John-street.

On SALE,
_ow/ The GOOD INTENT,
. ASK Lately used as a Floating Light Vess ith all the
- remainder of lin- Stores, now on boa . She admea-
sures about 78 tons, and is now lying in the ip near the Etna
Slip, on the west side of the Queen's Doe —For further par-
ticulars apply to H. M. D 'HAM,
Marine Surveyor to he Dock Trustees.
Office, east side of George's Dock Passage.
Liverpool, Merseyside, England, 1835-11-24

Etgat Nottre.

IVT OTICE IS HEREBY GIVEN, that application is lu-
ll tended to be made to Parliament in the next Session for
an act to repeal so much of the several acts.of p,arliament
lating to the docks and harbour of Liveipool, to the,
palatine of Lancaster, as vests the trust estate •
docks in the common council of the town of Li
management of the affairs of the estate of
the committee appointed as in theiftid
alter, extend, and amend the f
other trustees in whom the s&

;he said
and the
said trustees in
's mentioned, and to
ste-veral acts, by providing
st estate shall hereafter b

vested, and for continuing to ail, new trustees, and to some
committee'or committees to be appointed by the said act, the
same or such other proper powers, rights, privileges, and autho-
rities for the effectual management of the said trust'estate. as
may be required for the purposes aforesaid; and it is intended
by the said act to provide that the future trustees of the said
estate shall be elected, .nominated, and appointed, as well by
persons paying the rates and duties authorized to be levied and
collected under and by virtue of the said acts or some of them,
as also by such of the creditors of the said estate as are or may
be holderi of bonds, annuities, and assignments now granted, or
hereafter to be granted, by the said trustees; and also for
authority for the proper retzulation of the elections of the trus-
tees and committees, and for making provision for the proper
and necessary management and conduct of the business and
affairs of the said trust estate, and to alter and amend the pro-
visions of the said acts in relation to the election of the com-
missioners to inspect, audit, and adjust the accounts of the col-
lections, receipts, and disbursements of the rates and duties
levied by virtue of the said several acts, and for such further
provisions as may be necessary for carrying into full effect the
several purposes aforesaid.
Dated this tenth day of November, 1835.
CORNELIUS BOURNE,
Solicitcr to the said Trustees,
Liverpool, Merseyside, England, 1835-11-24

TELEGRAPH OFFICE, Nov. 23, 1835.

Wind at Holyhead, W.N.W.—Elowing fresh.

Off Holyhead, inward bound, No. 1390, Gunga, B Bk;at a p.m.
Off Great Ormshead, inward bound. No, 73. John Ormerod, L B. at'
10 a.m.—No. 1237, Frinccsa Victoria, B 8, and No. 397,William, B
at 10 30 a.m.
East of tho Floating Light.inward bound, No. 1572, IngiebOrough.
B ,at 3 15 p.m.
Liverpool, Merseyside, England, 1835-11-24

LIVERPOOL PROVISION MARKET, Nov. 23.

The Butter market continues very firm, and in some instances
higher prices are realised for favorite brands.—Beef and Pork go on'
freely for stores.—Lard continues scarce, and commands advanced
prices.—Por Bacon and Hams there is a fair inquiry.
s. • d. 4. &
BUTTER. —Bel fast,new
Banbridge, new ' 79 0 89 8
Colerain 79 0 81 0, ----
Sligo, new B/ 6 'B2 0
Derry, new
Waterford, new.. B9 0 86 0 --
Limerick, new 76 8 77 0 --
Cork, new .. 00 0 00 0
Do. pickled gds, new... 84 0 86 0
Do. dry ads, new
Newry . 76 0 78 0
Do. dry ist, new OO 0 00 0
Dundalk OO 0 00 0
Carlow, new.... .....
Bas P.—New Prime Mess 97 6 102 6 per dere*.
New India, 105 0 110 0
PORK ....
Do.
BACON, new
Dn. old
Day Htvis
WET Do .. 30 0 34 0 .....-
LARD.—Firkin 46 0 50 0
Bladdered • • 52 0 54 0
•
Liverpool, Merseyside, England, 1835-11-24

AVERAGE PRICE OF SUGAR.

• --
The average price of Brown or Muscovado Sugar, computed from
the returns made in the week ending the 17th day of November, )835,
is 38s lid per cwt., exclusive of the Duties of Customs paid or pay-
able thereon on the importation thereof into Great Britain.
Liverpool, Merseyside, England, 1835-11-24

PUBLIC SAVING.

CANNON and CO. beg to draw the attention of the Public
to their Preservative JAPAN BLACKING, which, after
great trouble and a variety of chemical experiments, they have
brought to great perfectiou.—The properties which this article
Possesses above all. °the's. are its softening and preserving
qualities, preventing thereby the leather from cracking, RE is too
frequently the case, in consequence of using crude and destruc-
tive compositions. Likewise the brillia4fjet polish, which is
Produced with the least possible labour, dot liable to turn moist
or brown, but will retain its brjliaut polish for any period it,
Shy climate. Sold retail by
JAsius OwEel, London-road;
E. BELA Drou n Old Haymarket and Richmond-row;G. RA wboN, gcotland-road;
.1. (ERDES and Co., Church-street ,
W. WAGSTAFF, Groat George's-place;
W. JONES, Berry-street;
And- by.all respectable Druggists, Grocers, &c.
Manufactory, Duke-street.—Apply at No, 1, Price-street.

By order of the Assignees.
On FUIDAY next, the 27th instant, at Twelve o'cloc t l3ateson
and llordall's Office, Lower Castle-st • t,
The Barque ADEI,Ak
147.42 Burtheu per register 451 57-94 t ; lately arrived
from St. John's, and laying in the Brunswick Dock.
--Apply to Mr. 114115100 D BANNER, North John-
,itreet, or to BATESO.N and HOI-LSFALL, Brokers.

Ott FUIDAY next, the 27th instant; at Twelve v'-tela:c Roscow
and Rigg's °ace, Water.street, .
700 Salted Buenos
.A yres illll
Apply to Messrs. WLDDINGTON, HOLT, 1113 0., Merchants,
or to ROSCOW and GG, Broke*.

~ on the

On FaLnAY next, the 27th instant, at Twelve o'clo ,
Quay, south east corner of Queen's Doc
3460 Pine and Spruce PLANKS, 134,6' feet,
450 Birch PLANKS, 19,420 feet,
6700 Oak and Ash Hogshead STAV
78 White Oak Pipe BILLETS,
Being the entire cargo oft the John Porter, Joseph Jenkinson
Master, from Halifax, N.S., novr landing.—Apply to
DEMPSEY, BENBOW, and Co.. Brokers.

rat Wui

OD FRIDAY next, the 27th instant, at Twelve o'clo
cy/ Nevett's Office, Rumford-street
27 Tons Meniosa BARK,
Fa Dorothy's, from Hobart Town,—Apply t
WILLIAM NEVETT, Broer,

OD FRIDAY next, the 27th instant, at One o'clock,
Nevett's Office, Rumford-street,
- About 30 Tons GUM SENEG ,
Ex Comte Foy, from Senegal.—Apply to
WILLIAM NEVETT, Broker.

rillia.ra

On MONDAY next, the 30th instant, at One o' ck, at Wm,
Nevett's Office, Rumford-str
121 Bates fine Turkey BER •S,
Ex Mary, from Smyrna.—Apply to
- WILLIAM NEVETT, Brgk'e/r.

William

On MONDAY next, the 30th instant, at One o'clo
Nevett's Office, Rumford-strek
22 Casks flue FLAG ANNAT ,
Ex Elvira, from Demerara.—Apply to Mr. twam MAX
WELL, Merchant, or , WILLIAM NEVETT, Broker.
Liverpool, Merseyside, England, 1835-11-24

ARMY PROMOTIONS BY MERIT.

The.followiug is a statement of non-commissioned °Seers
appointed to commissions in his Majesty's service from the Ist
of January, 1808, to 31st December, 1814:
Cornets or Ensign 3. Adjutants. Quartermasters. Total.
1808 40 21 41 102
1809 17 10 50 87
1810 46 14 35 95
1811 66 12 26 • 10-1
1812
97 18
37 152

1813 9l 36 47 173
1814 37 18 35 90

393 139 271 . 803
;ion cntamissiofied officers appointe(l to ctinimissioni in the
army since rebruary,lB2B :
Cornets or Ensigns. Adjutants. Quartermasters. Total.
1828 1 3 10 14
1829 0 4 11 13
1830 4 7 :. 12
1831 1 1 4 . 6 11
1832 1 ' 3 ' 1 5
1833 1 4 3 8
1831 4 7 9 20

9 29 47 83
It will be seen by tho tbregoiug statements that so far from
the existing system having the effect of depressing merit in the
British service, promotion to commissions from the ranks have
been made in the exact ratio of the opportnnities of distinction
attaining their maximum during the latter years of the war, and
that in time of peace merit in the ranks is not overlooked.

Mr. Neele, the tide-surveyor, desires us to state, that the fot-
tuna.te..-reseue of the young woman,
,mentioned in the STAND-
ARD of this day week, was not. made by the police but by
himself. •

IMPUDENT THEFT.—On Thursday last a young woman,
named Ann Mead, entered the shop of Mr. Philip Nathan,
jeweller, Castle-street, and said she wished to purchase a wed-
ding-ring, requesting, at the same time, that some articles of
that description might be shown to her, that she might choose
one that, would fit her. Her request was- complied with, and,
after much apparent difficulty in making her choice, she at
length fixed upon one, the price of which was ten shillings.
Miss Nathan, who waited on her, folded the ring in paper, and
delivered it to her; she immediately placed it in her bosom,
and went quickly to the door, pretending that she wished to call
some one who had the money with which she .was to pair for it.
She, however, seized the opportunity, and dashed out of the
shop. Miss Nathan ran to the door, scarcely comprehending
the meaning of so extraordinary a transaction. Fortunately
the thief had been seen by a Lei ng man, named Isaac Davies,
an assistant with Mr. James kill, tea-dealer% She (the thief)
was running in a manner that excited the suspiciona of this
young man, who, upon hearing Miss Nathan's statement, set
out in pursuit of the delinquent, Whom he soon found in Cotton-
court, where she was endeavouring to conceal herself. She was
taken into custody and searched, but the ring was not fonud
upon her. She said that she had paid for it. On Friday last
she was brought hefore the Mayor, when ;titer. Crewe attended
on 'behalf of the prosecution. His worship, deeming the evi-
dence sufficiently conclusive; Ordered the eclrunittal of the pri-
soner.
Liverpool, Merseyside, England, 1835-11-24

NOV EM BER 24. I 8:35
_,.,,ti.....,4,,,........_,...............„.
_.....
NEW. MUSIC AT HALF PRICE! it
SEVERAL Hundred GLEES, at 6d. and 9d ; New Twat
Shilling Songs at Is., including " The Maid of Judah, i
" By the Dark Euphrates," " Israel s Father Land;" " The '
Jew's Daughter," "I think on thee," " Some love to roam o'er
the dark Sea Foam," " Dear Janet," " I should very much(
like,to know," "The deep blue Sea," " The Polish Dr 7
Horn's Songs, "The Mermaid's Cave," and "There's be ty ea
the Deep," Alexander Lee's last Song " The green B Tree,:
"O breathe not a worduf our love." " The Bowers ofifilOsellay,
and many others. New Three Shilling Sets of uadrilles at
ls. 6d., including Quadrilles from Gustavus, rina, Fidelie.
"Elise e Claudio, and Chivers's celebrated edonian Qua-
drilles. Superior editions of Rossini's Over es at Is. and Is.
6d., warranted correct.
Sold by Ross and NIGHTINGALE, Chronicle Office, 12,
Lord-street, Liverpool; who have just received the whole of
the Music in Balfe's New Opera of the Siege of Rochelle, now
performing to crowded and delighted audiences at Drury-lane
Theatre; also, the whole of the Music of the Operas of the
Mountain ,Sylph, " 11 Puritaui," "The Mountain Sylph."
" Paul Cliffo"rd," &c. &c.
Liverpool, Merseyside, England, 1835-11-24

TO THE EDITOR OF THE LIVERPOOL ST4NDARD.

'Sta,—The fire in Strand-street on yesterday evening com-
menced .the top room of the. building, and not in that part
occupied by me; consequently the statement in your paper of
this dal is not correct with reference to me, and in common
justice I have no doubt you will give this a place in your next
impression.-1 am, sir, your obedient servant,

Path-street, 20th' NoWinber, I 535. PATRiCK MAGEE.

TO THE EDITOR OF THE LIVERPOOL STANDARD.

Sia,—Yesterday, notwithstanding the 'extreme wetness of
the morning, I went from a distance to St. Jude's Church. To
my surprise it was full, though not crowded in the aisles, As
usual. The Rev. Mr. M'Neill preached a charity sermon for
our truly excellent institution, the Northern Hospital, in Leeds-
street. I learned that the collection amounted to live and forty
rounds, a considerable portion of which was given in copper.
l'his last circumstance deserves notice, us illustrative of the
effects which Mr. M'Neill has produced upon the poor of the
district, great numbers of whom are now regular church-goers,
reclaimed from habitual Sabbath-breaking, and also from their
attendance at various dissenting chapels.-1 aru,•sir, Your obe-
dient servant. . JUSTUS.
Liverpool, 2.3 d November, 1635,

"P.S.—The latest commentary on Mr. Smith's address is
the attempt made on Friday night, by the toriesin the Toxteth.
park wards, to eject one of their own candidates because he is a
Roman catholic !"—Allsion, Monday, Noe. 23d, 1833.

TO THE EDITOR OF THE LIPERPOOL ST:IND,4RD.
Sitt,--The above forms the postcript to the leading article of
the Albion of this day, throwing additional imputation against
William Smith, Esq., whose address was so moderate and con-
ciliating, as well as against the conservative voters in Toxteth-
park wards. Now, mark the fact. That the candidate whose
nomination it was considered desirable to rescind is a Roman
catholic is true, but that his being so, formed a reason for such
desire is false! And of the burgesses there assembled, there
were five to one against his standing, because one was named
as more congenial to their views and more likely to strengthen
the cause. That it was not on a religious ground the candidate
was requested to retire, was expressly, clearly, and openly stated
at that meeting.
This statement, in contradiction of the assertion of the editor
of the Albion. is due to Mr. Smith and to the electors in the Park,
and it points out the random method on which that editor is con-
tented to rest his authority for his argument.—Yours,
THE HEAD AND FRONT OF THE OFFENDING.
Tarteth-pal lc, Nov. 2.3 d, 1835.
Liverpool, Merseyside, England, 1835-11-06

SATUftI)4I.Y!

•
TO-MORROW, (Satttrday,) till,. 7th instant, at Twe e o'clock, at
T. and H. Littlellale and Co.'s tliffice, Excha,
12 Bales Damaged E. I. KI •
Ex Tiger, from Greettock.—Lying on the nay, Manchester
Basin.--Apply to '
• T. and H. LITTLEDALE and Co., Brokers.

MONDAY.
Ott MONDAY next, the 9th instant, at One o'clockvat Roscovi
and Rigg's Offlee', Water-street,
30 Bales Spanish MADDER
/7 Casks Ditto ARGOLS,
4 Canisters SAFFRON,
Just landed:—Apply to Messrs. GRAHAM arid TAXA,OR," Mer-
chants, or to ROSCOW and RIGG, Brokers.

1 Roscow
Liverpool, Merseyside, England, 1835-11-06

DROPSY.

DR. KINGDOM announei;t the Inhabitants of Liver-
pool and Manchester that, consequence of the preva-
lence of DROPSY in these tow s, and of the brilliant success
that has attended his new tre i ent of this Disease; which can
be attested bi most respectabl witnesses, he has, by the solicita-
tions of hitilcriends, conic to reside here, and is ready to con-
vince those. who may require his assistance of the.efficacy of
his means. -"His Practice, however, is not confined eaciusiveiy
to the cure of Dropsy.
20, Norton-strdet; Liverpool. •

13ICKED-UP, at WoojlicleyOitThe 4th stailt, a BUTT of
diartio nd two HATCHES
belonging to a Flat, anti now in the l session of the Lord'of
the Manor of Birkenhead.—For particulars apply.-to HUGA
Wtr.ttAMs, Woodside.

lIALL and QUA D,AILLE PARTIES ar respectfully in-
. formed that they can be accommodate• with an excellent
ROOM, 17 yards by 6, with Card and • owns, in a retired
situation.-For further particulars at to Mr. P. STUBBS,
Professor of Music, 5, Bridport-street, ondon-road.

WINTER FASHIONS.
rt and E. SMITH have rettrimed with a spliidid selection
ki• of: the newest and most prevailing Foreign and British
MILLINERY and FINGY BONNETS.; of every.descrip-:
tion, worn in Paris and London; the wre will be opened and
ready for inspection, at their Milliner Rooms,- and general
Straw, Tuscan, Leghorn, and Fur Manufactory, G 7, Lord-
street, on TUESDAY next, the 10th instant:

THLEadi MISSES
es f_ C 01_( beg. respect full
.o infirm the
returned from. Liverpool
idttsav icfains • th •
16 MrsssoCrotretiat
oa;
MLLINERY, DRESSES, and new OODS, suited to the
prdsent sensor, which will be ready fcir inspection on, WunNis;.
DA v, the I I th instant.
3-1, Mid-street, Liverp,4)l.

rirlllE MISSES COX and GLARE rep
Lidies of. Liverpool and its Ne
WINTER FASH.ION.S- and NEW
inspection on WentlitsDAY next, the I
Bold-street, November 6.

oily .inform the
frhood, thin their
ready for ---
instaiL

SILK MERCERY AND GENERAL APERY.
TONES and ROGERS, 23- anir.V; Ct. ELAND-SQUAht;
0- beg to announce to their numerousPri ds, the Inhabitants
of Liverpool, and the Public generae arrival of theirtensiVe STOCK of WINTER . S, comprising every
novelq..of the season, all of whit.. 4? ke now ready. for inspection.

GEWTLESIEN'S FASHIONABLE COSTUIV.E
• • -ESTABLISHMtNT:
• Bank-buildings, 3-1, Castle-street.
WEST of ENGLAND CLOTHS, CASS ERES, &c.,
of the most prevaiiidg Colours, sold by Piece or Yard.
Garments.miideqb order at prices tine ailed, without auy
responsibility to Purchasers for proton .meat only, viz.:—
Various Colour Dress Coats, ti tcoats, and £..s. d.
Trowsers, per order 4 8
Handsome Frock, with Silk Facings 3 3 0
• Superfine Black Dress Coat, Waistcoat, and
Trowsers, complete 4 14 6
The Proprietors beg to assure the public, that all Coths, Cas-
simeres, &c. sold at this Establishment arc of genuine West of
EnFland manufacture.
'l ire Trade-supplied, as heretofore, at manufacturee.,? prices.
Bank-buildings, 3-1, Castle-street.
Liverpool, Merseyside, England, 1835-11-06

PROGRESS OF SCRIPTURAL RELIGION.

Although popery, in a political point of view, appears on the
ascendant., spiritually- it is declining-. We rejoice that, in per-
fect confidence of the fact, we can AY3tlrti our readers that on a
recent Sabbath, Fifty Roman Catholic convert' reueiyed the
Sacrament in the church of King's Court, county Cavan, The
holy labours of that pious christ►an lady, now, alas ! no more,
have not been altogether unproductive of a spiri.ual harvest ;
-the priests of Baal have not been wholly successful in uprooting
from the moral soil the seeds .of divine nourishment which had
been cest,upon it. Like the early blades of corn, rolled and
crushed, the germs of gospel truth will revegetate with greater
vigour. • ~

When we combine with this the facts that, maugre priestly
prohibition_ and the most active opposition, the lower orders of
Roman catholics in many parts of Ireland are, such of them as
con read, indulging in the perusal of the Bible; that the en-
lightened and spiritually independent Roman catholic clergymen
are recurring to the primitive purity of their professed faith ;
that the very popish hierarchy, in defensive discussions which
they would willingly avoid, sensible of their weakness, are be-
trayed into admissions in favour of protestantism, and which
bring them nearer to the purity of the christiau faith, we cannot
doubt, suffering for a season though we may, that the band of
God is in the work, and will consummate it iu his own time.—
Warder.
Liverpool, Merseyside, England, 1835-11-06

Apply to

Ittourance Notice's.

SCOTTISH AMICABLE LIFE ASSUR CE
SOCIETY,
On the Model of the Equitable Society o ondon.
JAMES J. DUNCAN, ESQ., M AGER.
HEAD OFFICE, 147, BUCHANAN-ST ET, GLASGOW
rlpH IS Society diiides the whole profit angst the Assured.
.1 At last investigation these Profits ounted to One and a
Half per Cent. per Annum upon the amount insured. The
Funds of the Society and the number of its Meiubers are
rapidly increasing. New Societiel can hold out so great, and
none greater, advantages than are offered to the Assured by
this Society.
For Prospectuses, Tables of Rates, and every information,
apply to WILLIAM TARBET. 11,..gxchange-buildings,
Agent for the Society at Liverpool.

WEST OF SCOTLAND FIRE INSURANCE COMPANY.
HEAD OFFICE, 147; BLCHANAN-STREET, GLASGOW.
JAMES J. DUNCAN', ESQ., MANAGER.
TH" Quarterly Receipts for Insurances falling_ dt)e no the
llth instant are now ready for delivery at the Head Office,
and by all the company's Agents:
Insurances effected upon. Houses, Furrntur oelleu, Cot-
tnn and Flax Mills, Distileries, Sugar Ratio les, and all kinds
of Public Works; also upon Property in t Colonies, Brazils,
&c.; at Premiums equally moderate wi hose of the respect-
able London Companies.
First Class Risks, Is. 6d.; Second Class, 2s. 6d.; and Third
Class, 4s. 6d. per cent. per annum.
Farming Stock and Implements of Husbandry insured with-
out Government Duty.
WILLIAM TA RBET, 11, Exchange-buildings,
Agent for the Company at Liverpool:

YORK AND NORTH OF ENGLAND FIRE AN))
LIFE ASSURANCE COMPANY.

- - -
HE DIRECTORS of this ConiFany, grateful for the very.
.liberal support which they have received, an anxious ou
all occasions to meet the wishes of their Friend have made a
further call upon the Proprietors of Et). er s re, making the
paid-up capital of the Association £lOO, n amount which
they conceive will be sufficient to sat" ie most scrupulous
that the means are provided for ineeti any possible contin-
gency with the utmost promptitude:
The attention of :he public is solicited to the rates of Assurance
against Fire upon Commercial risks, required by this Company,
as contrasted below with those demanded by the London and
other offices
Every information respecting Fire or Life Assurance may be
obtained by personal or written application to the Agent for
Liverpool, . MATTHEW WOTH ERSPOON,
No. 7, India-Buildings, Fenwick.strect.
Rates of the York and North of England London and
Company. other Offices.
Floating Policies los. per cent..l2s. per cent.
Specific Ditto all risks Bs. per cent..lls. per cent.
SpeCific , Ditto omit haz. trades 'is. per cent..lUs. per cent.
Specific Ditto omit also haz
6s. per cent.. Vs. per cent.
goods.
• N..B.—The Premiums on Life Assurance will be found on
comparison to be much more Favourable to the assured then
those charged by most other offices.