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Liverpool, Merseyside, England, 1835-12-25

to begin a businesi by striking the nail on the head, and ham-
mering it till it was clinched. (Cheers.) He hoped tbef,would
come forward on Saturday next, and finish the good work they.
had so welt begun. He had taken the liberty some timeago, dor-
ing one of Lord Saudon's elections, to draw their attentio t.?
wiiat a small organized portion of the House of Commons %night
accomplish. Recent events had proved his fOreliodings then
were not lightly founded. The late-acts of this section of the
House of Commoas ought to 131 a warning to all good and loyal
men to use their best e'xrtions to obtain in the new town coon=
cil, about to be formed in Liverpool, such a majority of causer va-
tives.as will enable them to carry on the affairs of this great and
growing, town in an honourable and efficient manner. Mr.'
Shappard then bestowed high encomiums seriatim,on the con-
servative candidates of his ward, Mr. Robinson, Mr. Smith,
and Mr. Fletcher, which were received with enthusiastic cheers.
A vote of thanks was then• proposed by Mr. Robinson to the
chairman; and also to Mr. Thomas Tinley, the chairman of the.
North Toxteth Ward Committee, which were carried by accla-
mation, and responded to by those gentlemen. The meeting
then separated. -
Liverpool, Merseyside, England, 1835-12-25

Aunicipal Election.

A T a PUBLIC MEETING of CONSERVATIVES, held
-./IL in the Large Room of the GlWen Lion Inn an Tunas-
') A r, the lith day of December, 1833.
WILLIAM SMlTH,'Esq.,havinir been unanimously called

to the Chiir.

The Report of. the Proceedings of the Committee,appointed
at the Meeting of Merchants and Tradesmen of Li erpool, held
at this place on the• 26th October last, having he read.
Upon the Motion of C. T. DUNLEVIE, E ~ seconded by
JAMES IRVING, ESCt.,
It was Revolved,—That this Meeting do a rove of the Pro-
ceedings adopted by the Committee ap o' ted at the Meeting
of Merchants, Tradesmen, and others the Golden Lion on
the 26th October last, for the purpose of ecuring the Election
of fit and proper persons to the new own Council, and that
snch Proceedings be hereby confirmed; and that the Committee
be requested to continue their services.
A List of the Candidates who have been nominated by the
Conservatives in the several Wards having been read,
Upon the Motion of SAMUEL HOLME, Esq., seconded by R.
DAWSON, Esq., •
It was Resolved,—That the List of Candidates now appears
to this Meeting to contain the Names of Gentlemen in every
respect well qualified to represent the several Wards, and that
the Burgesses of Liverpool be requested to support them on the
day of Election.
(Signed) WM. SMITH, Chairman::
The Chairman having left the Chair,
Upon the Motion Of.JOHN WRIGHT, Esq., seconded by Tilos,
SANDS, Esq..
It watltesolved,—That the Thanks of the Meetin e given
to the Chairman for his valuable services upon thi occasion.

MUNICIPAL ELECTION -
THE CENTRAL CONSERVATIVE COMMITTEE
.will sit Tuts Dsv,(Friday,) and e ery day until the
ElectiOn, at the GOLDEN LION, at One o' ckrecisely.
By order, PETE R.WRIGH'
THOMAS CARSON, -
JOHN PENINGTON,
8, rndia-buildingg, 25th Dec., M 35.

rolicitors.
Liverpool, Merseyside, England, 1835-12-25

FIRE DEPARTMENT.

'inn E Assured are entitled to one-third of/th,
il any lialaity on .th'r part to the lu,s
i
• Parties intending to continue theiryr
Clittf.?l'.slAS, must • renew them withit
time, or they will become void. • • .-.• , ._
FARMIN rocK,
Gy
Now EXEMPT frorri:,DUT , is insured by this Company
at `2s. per cent.. per ',annum, and WITHOUT THE AVER-
AGE CLAUSE.

io Profits, without

olicies, falling lie at
In fifteen days of that
Liverpool, Merseyside, England, 1835-12-25

ST. PAUL'S WARD.

THE COMMITTEE for conducting th LECTION Of R.
B. B. HOLLINSHEAD, ESQ., f. SHAND, ESQ.,
and JOHN BARTON, Esn,, as Conn • lors for this Ward,
will sit on Sit'rutto sr next, the day of . Election, from Eight
o'clock in the Morning to the Close n he Poll, at LAWREN-
CON'S, the PEACOCK TA VERN, EfiRIIIM -street.
By order, THOMAS CARSON, Secretary.
Committee Room, 2lth Dec., 1835.

TO ELECTORS OF ST. PAUL'S
GIINTI S.-4V '
HAVING .
receivers a Coramunication inx me that I
had been nominated by a numerous an respectable As-
sembly of the Electors as one of the CAN DATES for the
Representation of your Ward in the new C until of Liverpool,
I beg to express myself sensible of the con dence placed in me,
and the honour conferred, and to assure u that, if elected, my
best efforts shall be employed to carry i o effect the full spirit
and operation of the Actor Pirliament u der which that Coun-
cil is constituted, with reference to the interests of your Ward
and that of the entire Borough,
. _

'AR D,
Liverpool, Merseyside, England, 1835-12-25

FIRE DEPARTMENT.

in addition to the benefit of the late Reduction in the Rates of
Premiums, this Company offers to Assurers the advantage of an
allowance for the loss of-Rent of buildings rendered uutenant-
able by Fire.
FARMING STOCK is now exempt from Duty, and,may be
assured at 2s. per Cent., without any restrictive clause, instead
of ss. as.heretofore charged. • •
Policies becoming due at CHRISTMAS (25th Dec.) should
,be renewed within fifteen days from that period.
• The Company's Rates and Proposals may bo4tad at the
Office in London, or of any of the Agents in the Country, who
are authorised to report on the appearance of Lives proposed
for Assurance.

HENRY DESBOROUGH, Secretary.
Cheapiide, London, December, 1835. •

The Agents for this Company are :—.
Liverpool Messrs. SWAINSON and. HORNBY,
Bretherton's-buildings, North John:street.
Ditt0.....-.Mr.. W. -11:-M±DOWE-LL., 5,- Eschauge-buildings.
Appleby .•.... ...... .E. Allinson.
Lancaster Thomas Albright.
!Ashton;under Line T Finney.
Blackburn R Willing.
Bolton C Briggs.
Burnley and Todinotden. .'l'. E. fiammerton.
Burv. • .. Richard Lomax.
Choiley . John .Latham.
. Clitheroe W. L.-Odtley.
Maccicsfieli ... R. 'Turner.
Manchester: B. and C. Hervey.
Oldham John Duncroft.
Orinskirk James Robinson.
Preston . Win. Lancaster.
Rochdale. James Hartley.
Stockport W. Downall.
Ulverston W. Pestle waite.
Warrington Thomas Leigh,
Wigan . J Hilton.
Liverpool, Merseyside, England, 1835-12-25

7,0 bt

By order of the Executors of the late Mr. , Muss, Z.
riflO he „LET, with itntneaate Possession, a)ong established
1 WINE and SPIRIT VAULT, bein,r. .dorner house,
.
situate, in a central and pojiuluas part of thiy town. Rent, £26
per,anputn.—Apply to Jo lIN and AN Ditsw Pp.tisroN, 37, Dale-
street.
Liverpool, Merseyside, England, 1835-12-25

Mr. T. 13, IIonsPALL, having been celled npon by the chair=
luau, apologized for the absence of triS Whir, who was in
London. Mid was not aware of the ,resit. Meeting. With
many of the seutiment.4 of Mr. Hedgsolj his father (Mr.
liorsfall) agreed, and would, he had no &Asko!, elected, do hid
utmost to ifromote the interests of the town. (Cheers.)
• Mr. W. C: Mot.VNEUX,, having been btit.dlo. introduced by
the chairman, begged to think the meeting forlhe henorir done
him, lippuiting him in nornirie.tion with his resiected crilleagues
as a candidate for Everton ward. (Cheers.) Ile Trgrelied that
their opponents had Made the municipal rights now conferred
political question, 6s he thought no elector on,,zlit to,haie made
the political opinsoris Of the candidates a prisnarV consideration.
(Hear, hear.) Since, however, it had in some -degree Li-4:0111C
one, he had no hesitation in declaring himself a conservative.
(Cheers:) He would, if sent. to the town council,, protect and.
.proniete she interests of the town. In the management of the
municipal funds he Wbuld have in view their distritortion Witti
judgment and, economy, but not parsimoniously. He. walla
:never agree, froth factious motives, to any surpluS being.appro-
priated until it was proved inch a surplus existed. (Laughter
and cheers.)
• •
Thanks having been *oted to the chairman, and three cheers
given for the nandidates or Evertors ward, and three for the
conservative candidatei of the other wards, the Meeting sepa•
ECU •
Liverpool, Merseyside, England, 1835-12-25

REDUC PREMIUMS OF ASSURANCE.
YORK A.N.'D NORTH OF ENGLAND FIRE AND LIFE
ASSURANCE CO2VPANY. •
T" attention_ of the Piinlic. is. solicited t e
_Rates of
Premium required by this Company, • •ontrasted below
with those demanded by the. London Ass nee OfiireA. •
York and Yorth of England. - London, tie.,Offes.
Floating Policies' ' 10s. 'ent. 12s. per Gent.
Specific—All Risks Bs. er Cent I ls. per Cent.
.Omit Haz. Trades .. is:per Cent 10-:. per Ceut.
„ Omit also I-laz. Goods Gs. per Cent 9s. per Cent.
Short period Policies,at the usual proportions of the aboe.
The Premiums on lige Assurance will be found on tompar-
rison to be much- more favourable to the Assured than those
charged by most other.Offiees.
Policies falling due at Christmas require to be renewed
‘vithin fifteen days from that day.
M. WOTHERSPOON, Agent.

27, India-buildings.
Liverpool, Merseyside, England, 1835-12-25

ripliE Commissioners in•a fiat iu bankruptcy,• bearing date
the 6th of February,.. 1835, awarded and ,issued,fOrth
against CIIARLES HAWKS.LFY, of LiVerimol in the
county of Lancaster, inerchant; dealer,- and clia an, intend
to meet tin the 29. h day of Dec.amher ins;: nt t oue_.o'clbck
in the afternoon precisely, at .the Clare Rooms, South
John-street; in. Liverpool aforesaid In 'or rto 'make '6."divi.
!lend: of the estate, awl effects of the!said;baukrtiptstheu and
where the creditors who have not already proved their debts are
to come 'prepared to prove the same; or the'll')V;illte excluded
the benefit of the said dividend. and•all:Clakiho Blit, theft proved
will be disallowed.

M:k.trnsCEi;'S'oiticitor.

/11HE Comrn.issioners.in a fiat is bankruptcy, aw.rded anti
11 issued , forth againSt 'JOHN ' MOLY'lti EtL tIRD, of
4:iiverpool, in the county .4,Lan`gas,tati, themiS :drUggist;
oil and colotirman, ',dealer and ehapman, into to,ineet, on,thp
130th day of Decentlml-instant, at One tit the Aft-Mitictn,
at the .Ciarendon,buildings,, in StintliJ. - reef, in. Liverpool
aforesaid, when and where the creditor of the said hanl;rupt
whet have-not already proved theiidebts adder the 'said- fiat, are
to cOme propayetL toi prove 'the..sante,: and, the creditors of the
said bankrnitt • who have „ already proved their, (1,,!,,i5i
.or. who
may then Prue. their debts, 'Wider th4"said fiat," are to ehoose
one. or more assignee orassigneets ofAlie said; irmnk,rupt's estate
and effects, in the roow of,Matthew Smith aini George Bolden
the' late as'sigttes,* whose election and appointment as asSi!,nee,
tinder •the-said fiat has. been 'declared ,void -order of the
Court of Review in .Raukruptcy, bearing dato,thn,fitit day of
Novenabei' 1835.
Liverpool, Merseyside, England, 1835-12-25

irirt
4 OVERS (4 TENPENNY ALE
H e accommodated
a wilh an Article of superior qua to any that has ever
been offered to the Public, at the RUNS Vt, ICK HOTEI., 53,
Hanover-street, near Boid-street.

NEW MOREEN, BLANKET, QUILT, GRECIAN
CARPET, &c., WAREHOUSE, AND.
FRINGE 2114.8"17F.4CT0RY,
ADELPHI HOUSE,
25, HANELAGH-STREET.
r2l_ WOODS and Co., in returning thank or the very
• liberal encouragement they have expe iced since their
commencement in Business, beg to in in their numerous
Frierlcts and the Public generally, th ey have just received
a large supply of the very best manufactured DAMASKS,
MOREENS, BLANKEIS, and QUILTS, which they are
now offering at their usual low prices; also a large and ele-
gant asi;ortment of the much-aduilied GRECIAN CARPETS,
yard and half wide, from 2s. Gd. per yard.
Every description of FRINGES, I.RIMMINGS, &c., Manu-
factured on the Premises. •
Liverpool, Merseyside, England, 1835-12-25

And have the honour to be,
Your very obedient Servant,
JOHN BARTON

Lirerpeot, Dec. 15, 1835.

TO THE BURGESSES OF ST. PAU WARD.
GRNTLEMEN;
T MOST cordially thank you for the kind ss which has in-
." duced you to request me to become a ANDIDATE for.
the honmir of Representing.your Ward in he Council of this
Borough.
I beg to assure you that, should Ibe ected, I shall pursue
on all occasions an independent and dilinterested course, de-
sirous of seinring a faithful and. honest administration-of the
Corporate Estate, the direction. into proper, channels of ,the
vast means of public improvement confided to the care of the
COtincil, the general benefit of this great and increasing Coln,
munitv, ..anrl the peculiar interests-of this Ward—iliterests
which-my tang acquaintance and connexion with your neigh-
bourhood will lead rne to appreciate and promote.
I am. Gentlemen,
Your very obliged and faithful Servant.
WILLIAM SHAND.
Liverpod,l3th Dec., 1835.

TO THE ELECTORS OF ST. PAUL'S
GENTLEMKN,
"DIEING informed that at a numerous and big v-respectable
MD' •rneeting of the .Electors of your Ward l ve been pro-
posed as a • fit person to represent your Int est in the New
I'own Council, allow file to thank you for th compliment thus
conferred, and to say that I readily consent o place my cause
in your hands. If your exertions in i • ,ehalf be crowned
with success, I pledge myself on all oc ions faithfully, zea-
lously, and independently to exercise m est judgment upon
every measure that may be brought before the Council. I
refrain from pledging myself to any particular line of conduct,
as 1 am determined never to enter the Council Room Other-
wise than free to exercise my own opinion, and act accordingly.
Gentlemen,—l having nothing -further to add than, should
this declaration of mine meet with your approbation, I shall
feel proud of your support on the day of Election.
1 ani. Gentlemen,
Your most obedient Servant and fellow-townsman,
R. B. BLUNDELL HOLLINSHEAD.
Liverpool, 21st Decenoer, 1835.

'ARD.
Liverpool, Merseyside, England, 1835-12-25

' Just published, price Is. Gd.,
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Liverpool, Merseyside, England, 1835-12-25

ITALIAN OPERA.

, -
We briefly noticed in the STAN oARIj of Tuesday last, the.
fact, that Signor De Begnii had engaged the Theatre Royal, ot
.Liverpool, which he intended opening in about a fortnight, with
au Italian company, now performir.g in Edinburgh under hiS
management. • To give our local, readers some idea of the esti-
mation in which Signor De Begniew operatic corps ie held in
the modern Athens, we transcribe the following, notice fl'om the
Edbiburgs Observer of Fridav last. ,
Ou Monday evening, iitissini'S grand serious opera of
" Tancredi," was produced ter the first time in this city, and
repeated on Wedriesday night, ou both occasions to crowded
and brilliant audiences. 'I his opera ha* perhaps created a.
greater seniation than either "11 Barbiere", or " Centrentola,",
and this is not surprising. The two. laSt operas Ponrtray the
softest emotions of joy, love, and pity, or the fight and fanciful
effusions of gaiety and humour; but in '"Tanererit" the own,.
poser has e.isayed a bolder strain, and mi:ailed the sterner
passions of revenge, jealousy, the pangs of agitated, love; and,
thestill more inspiring theme of war, and all toe dazzling glory
of chivalrous devotion and heroic enterprise. - The opera was
performed in the Most spirliedsi vie. and was in the highest de;
grec exciting, especially when the combined force of the instru,
meats and voices burst forth in the martial airs. "Tancredi,"
the hero, was sustained by Sigtirira. Degli Antonj, in a style that
gave us a still higher idea of heryihvers that her previous
pearance as " Ceuerentola." It was altogether ouc of the fittest
operatic efforts that we have witneistl site not only gave the
music with admirable truth and expreSSior4 but in the mote agi-
tating scenes there was an animation bah o tone and gesture,
that denoted rare dramatic talent; indeed ive dii not recollect a.
more impassioned or finished representation Sitio.; (I Medea of
Pasta. Her first effort was in,that beautiful Sentirncnial
" Oh Patna," succeeded by the charming. " Di .Tatiti
This last air was sutra with such inimitable tenderneii and
,grace, that the audience exp,rested their delight kiy a lotid and
rapturous encore.- She waA StleceSsiei in that Spirit.;
stirring appeal "Ecco le troinbe Nor shalt we soon forget
the soil tender melancholy expression She gave to " Ove sou io,"
and particularly the pasaltinate straid with which ate delivered
the passage=--
Ah: else scordar non so
Colei the tot tratt.i.
Liverpool, Merseyside, England, 1835-01-09

NORWICH.

Lord Stormont 1638
R. C. Scarlett, son of the Lord Chief Baron 16.33
Hon. E. V. Harbord 1436
F. G. Martin

HEREFORD.

Clivo
13iddelph
Bakewell

449
426
418

EXETER.

Follett (Solicitor General) 1176
Divett
Buller

IPSWICH.
Fitzroy Kelly, barrister
4466,1) Tories.
- Dundas
Radical.Rigby Wason, Esq., of Liverpool 43
James Morrison

WARRINGTON, JAN. 7.—(From a correspondent.)—Mr.
Blackburne's return is certain. Perhaps you will not consider
the following singular and very ultra case of "exclusive deal-
ing" unworthy of notice in the Liverpool Standard. A man of
the name of Wallington, who is indebted both to the rector and
curate for many acts of great kindness, has for some time past
rented a p evi in that place of public worship. To-day be called
upon the clerk, threw down his rent for the past year upon the
table, and left the room, saying, " I shall not take a pew again
until I know how the rector and Mr. Bailie, the curate, have
Voted. If they do not vote for Ilitulley, i will never put my foot
in the church again!" [lle had better sot, We may pity, but
it would be sheer folly to reason with a poor maniac late thia—
L. S.

THEATRE-ROYAL.
4.lip OLYMPIC ARENA, LIVERPOOL

LAST NIGHT.
IIH IS present FRIDAY, the 9th instant, will be 'Riven the
whole of those unequalled and splendid Entertainments,
consistiw, of Mr. Dtierow's representation of
LIVING PICTURES, ANCIENT SCULPTURE,
GREEK. and EGYPTIAN SCULPTURE, and CLAS-
SICAL TABLEAUX.
ANCIENT and MODERN HORSEMANSHIP.

Showiug the art of RidingandManaging th/fiorse, from the
earliest period.
Mr. Dttcitow will give his originaLitautical delineation,
called the SAILOR'S RETURN. Nirss 'Wow.Fottn, as the
DASHING WHITE SERJEANT.
INPANT AcToits and Little Horses will be introduced
as the CUPIDS and ELFIN STEEDS:
Mr. STICKNUY, and the other Equestrians, accompanied by
the Grotesque Evolutions of the three Clowns. After which,
the Modern Alcides will appear in his Athletic Exercises.

To conclude with the popular Spectacle of
Timoun THE _TAM AR.
'With all its original splendour and effect.
Liverpool, Merseyside, England, 1835-01-09

A TILE LAST WARE

lIIYORTATION of

CORN I,

Wheat' Barley Malt Oats Rye Beans 1 Pease
English.. lO5OB 12453 8171 2639 - 1353 693
Scotch - 23J00 232 112
Irish
Brit. Colonies 510
Liverpool, Merseyside, England, 1835-01-09

UNITED STATES.

Plutarch, Johnson, fm New Orleans, with 487 bales cotton, Crary,
Fletcher and co-648 do, Baring, Bros and co—Cg Dk
BRITISH ,4 MERIC.4.

harmony, Widdicomhe, fm Montreal and Quebec-, with fm Mont-
real) 81 brls pot and 3 brls prl ashes, Graham and Taylor-103 brLs pot
and 7 brls prl do, Rodgers, Dean and co-08 brls pot and 23 bris prl
do, 25 brls flour, 100 4ninots wheat, )4 minots peas, 1 hrl salmon, K
Dowie and eo-80 beta ashes, 9 Wilkinson.,,) has bones, I ask hair. J
Swire-41 bets pot and 14 brig prl ashes, 2 brig apples, 2380 staves,.or-
der-4.88 bets pot and 30 hrls prl ashes, J Bibby and co—(fm Quebec)
10:0 ps deals. 1 ek hams, Order-483 minots flaxse:4l. (200 minots less
in dispute) Graham and Taylor-1 brl flour, 1 brl apples, J Gardner
—0 Dk _ _

Voluna, Murray, fm Halifax, with 310 ps fir timber, 2# c 3 deals
and deal ends, 139 i c 10 staves, 4 hf brls mackerel, Cannon, Miller
and co-20 spars, said Master-8 brls potatoes, W Smith and Sou-1
brl mackarel, Order—River

AZORES.
Peri, Vivian, fin St Michael's, with 420 has oranges, M Leicester-
-1 do, B Rae-2 do, J Glynn and Son—G llk.
Liverpool, Merseyside, England, 1835-01-09

TIIE WORKHOUSE

Statement of the average number and expense of Paupers in
the Workhouse, for the week ending
PAUPERS. PER HEAD. PER WEEP.
, -
December 27, 1834 .....1751 2s. 3d. £l9B 0 1
December 28, 1833 ....1836 2s. 51(1. •• •.. 223 13 1

Less 85

Less 21d.• Less 3Q ..13 0

Statement of daily relief paid out-door poor; 'week ending
January 5, 1835 —2191 families per week £273 0 3
January 6, 1833 2363

Less 172

More..

L:1 3 4

LIVERPOOL INFIRMARY, JANUARY 8, 1835.

DISCHARGED. ADMITTED.
In-patients cured
Relieved and at own request .. 4 i Out-patients
Made Out-patients
Irregular
Dead
Workhouse

(•onsultiri Forshaw.
House Visitors, 111 r. thaw and t !r. Vasty}.
Chaplain, the Rev. R. Davies —lloose Surgeon, lqr. J. Long.

LOOK HOSPITAL.
Discharged 7 • AUmltted df I i the Hospita' 49
Liverpool, Merseyside, England, 1835-01-09

READING.

On Monday the candidates to represent this borough in par-
liament were put in nomination at the Town-hall. Before any
candidates were proposed it was announced by Mr. Salmon that
Mr. Fvshe Palmer, one of the late members, had declined to
again tccome a candidate. The other member, Mr. Russell,
was then proposed by Mr. H. Simmonds, and seconded by Mr.
Quelch. The new candidates ate Mr. Sergeant Talfourd, who
is a native of Reading, and Mr. Olivera, the son of an eminent
Portuguese merchant. The former was proposed by Mr.
Vines, and seconded by Mr. Morris: the latter by Mr. Gil-
christ and Mr. Champion. A show of hands was taken, which
the mayor declared to be in favour of the learned sergeant and
Mr. Olivera. A poll was demanded ti the part of Mr. Russell.
The politics of Mr. Talfourd are Mend, and proposes to give
every relief to the dissenters; and Mr. Olivera states iu his
address that he has no confidence.in the present ministers.
Liverpool, Merseyside, England, 1835-01-09

LIVER THEATRE, CHURCH-STREET.

N congequence of Overflowing Houses,
rinfllS present FRIDAY, the 9th instant, will be repeated
-1_ an entirely new. Musical Burletta, written expressly.for
this Theatre, by Pizncx EGAN, under the denomination of
ire, LIFE IN LIVERPO .
OR, TOM, JERRY, AND LOGIC, IN SEA H OF FUN, FROLIC,
MIRTH, WHIM, AND A NITRES.
Among the beautiful Scenery will bett und—Exterior of Wool-
field's Bazaar and Postoffice-place, with a view of St. Peter's
Church—Crown-street Station and Railway—The Adelphi and
view of Gopperas-hill—St. John's Market—Zoological Gardens
—Aintree Race CoUrse—Jem Ward's Parlour—St. Nicholas'
Church and Illuminated Clock, &c.—Corinthian Hall, in which
will be a Grand Masquerade and Fancy Ball.
To which will be added a new Burletta, called
THE WIDOWED WIFE.
Liverpool, Merseyside, England, 1835-01-09

w ris DAY.

TEAS,
Per Duchess of Clarence, direct front Canton,
Postponed front Wednesday, the 7111,
To WEDIUSDAY next, the 14th instant, at Ten, o'clock, at the
Public Sate-rooin,-Ex.cltange-buildings, ~.
4.376 Packages of TEA, consisting of
624 Chests Congoa Packages 801 EA,
1,072 Chests ' CON ,
70 Chests -
500 61b Boxes ?-, SO ' HONG,
500 12i lb .Boxes N •'-'l'•
250 Catty Boxes superi*TTO,
60 Chests ' KOE, .
30 Half-chests
CAPER CONGOU,
73 Tin Catty Boxes
. • 194 Chests . .
12.5' 131 b Boxes
- ? 111 SON
125 131.11) Boxes - k
250 61b Boxes 1
30 Chests ' IMPERIAL
• 23 -Half-chests 5 '
250 6 lb Boxes GUNPOWDER,
200 Chests TWAN K NY.
The Teas will be open for inspection This Day (Tuesday), the
6th instant,in Tobtn's Warehouse, 199, Prince's Dock.—For
particulars apply to Messrs. JOHN BIBBY and Co. and Tilos.
ICIPLUVr, Esq:. 11/41ereiants, Ur t .
IRLAM and THOMPSON,
VARNHAM and EWAR'I', and ? Brokers.
T. and H. LITTLEDALE and Co.) , !

TEAS.
Postponed from Wednesday, the 7t
To WEDNESDAY next, the 14th instan at a Public Sale-
room, Exchange-buildings, (immedi el after the Duchess
of Clarence's Cargo,)
1576 Packages TEA, co ting of
1379 121 b. Boxes BLAC*;
197 Chests of HYSON,
Landed ex ,Bombay• Packet, from Bombay.
BATESOIC and IIORSFALL, Brokers.

Pagroned from -Wednesday, the 7 ,
To WunNtspx r 'next, the 14th instant, a en o'clodk, at the
Public Sale Room, Exchange ildings,
399 Chests HYSON TEA, ex Wm. iler, from Bombay,
99 Chests DITTO, ex Orie L'from Ditto,
100 Chests .SOUCHONG, ex Ran er, from Ditto.
-The Teas are now open for inspecti n in Tobin's Warehouse,
199, Prince's Dock.—For further particulars, apply to
'l'. and H. LLTTLEDALE and CO.)
Brokers.
VARNHANI and EWART, 5
Liverpool, Merseyside, England, 1835-01-09

(Monday, Tuesday,
Thursday, and
Saturday.

Me+nday and
'fltUrsday.

Monday.
Thprsdiy

Monday before the
first l'uesday iu
every mofith.

'Tuesday before the
first Wednesday in
every month.
Tuesday before the
third Wedne,ioay
In every month.
Liverpool, Merseyside, England, 1835-01-09

EVESIIAM.

At the nomination yesterday the late whig member, Mr.
Hudson, resigned the field to his conservative opponent, Mr.
Borthwick. Mr. Hudson's party, thus deserted at the eleventh
hour, brought forward a gentleman of the neighbourhood,
Mr. Budge; but so effectually have Mr. Borthwick's sterling
principles and brilliant talents recommended him to the worthy
electors that even- should his opponent have proceeded to a
poll this morning it is thought scarcely possible that he will
disturb the town by renewing it to-morrow. •

MAIDSTONE.

On Monday the nomination took place. Messrs. Roharts
and Barnett were nominated for the bities, and Wyndham
Lewis for the purples or Tories A show of hands Ras in
faviiur of the liberal candidates. A poll was demanded by
Mr.: Lewis.
Liverpool, Merseyside, England, 1835-01-09

PLACES.

France )
Malta. (ria France,}
Italy, Sicily, Sardinia, and Turkey
Spain •
Holland and the Netherlands .
Germany, Switzerland, Denmark, Prussia, Rus-
sia, and the North of Europe
Portugal
Sweden and Norway
Gibraltar.
Malta and the Mediterranean
Madeira, Azores, Canary & Cape de Verde Islds
Rio de Janeiro and Brazils
Buenos Kyres, Montevideo, Chili, and Peru
Jamaica, the Leeward Islands, and Bahamas
Carthagena and La Guayra
North America
Leeward Wanda and Demerara
Jamaica, St. Domingo, and Ilayannah...
Mexico, Cuba, and llonsiurai
Liverpool, Merseyside, England, 1835-01-09

TO THE ELECTORS OF LIVERPOOL.

GgNTLEMEN,
T HAVE this moment received the OFFICIAL STATE of
I the POLL,,and although it is not in my power to address
you as your Representative, yet I beg to r urn you my warmest
acknowledgments for your exertions in deavouring to secure
the triumph of your principles by placi me in that position.
I have the honour to remai ,
Gentlemen,
Your fait 1 servant,
AVAII.D DOUGLAS.
P.S.—The state of the poll, as returned to me, is :
Lord • Sandon
Mr. Ewatt
Sir Howard Douglas..
Mr. Morris
Liverpool, Bth January, 1834.
Liverpool, Merseyside, England, 1835-01-09

LIVERPOOL DISPENSARIES.

Number qf ne7o putientsentered on the hooks of the Dispensaries during
the last week:—

South. North. Total..
Received advice and medicine at the Institution, 198 242 440
Visited at their owl: houses and supplied with
medicine,

83 Is 9 232

. .
Total at each Dispensary 281 881 862
♦I4ITOR9.
North—Rev. C. W. Lawrence, Rev. M. Fisher, and Mr. Waterhouse..
South—Rev. F. Murphy, Rev. J. 11. Thom, and Mr. Jordan.

OPHTHALMIC INFIRMARY, SLATER-STREHT,
Established 11. D, 1820.

New Patients admitted during the month of December 145
Patients prescribed for, and who have received surgical assist-
ance during the month of December
Number since the commencement ..

Consulting Surgeon. Mr. Christian.
Surgtons, Ur. Edwards and Mr. Neill.—Treasurer, Mr. J. Knowles..
Visitors, Rev. T. Bold and Mr. J. Eden, Jun.

REPORT OP THE WORKIIOUSE AND FEVER HOSPITAL,
For the week ending Dec. IL 1834.

Rein/Ana) at last Report 312 Discharged
Admitted since B4 I Dead

General Totals

298 I Remair.ing 909

~hfaieiana, Dr. Maernrie and Dr. Gnuthwaite.-11ormrarr Surgeon
?Yr. Samuel M'Culloch.—House Surgeon, Mr. B. Nightingall.

LIVERPOOL TIDE TABLE.
Days. Mrn. Ern. W. Pestirals, 4c.
JAN. H. M. H. M. F. 1.
Friday 9 6 40 7 12 12 7 Venus south. 10h. 12m. tn.
Saturilay 10 7 43 8 13 13 6
SUNDAY 11 R 40 9 4 14 6 Ist Sunday after Epiphany.
Monday 1? 9 27 9 48 iS 5
Tuesday l3 10 9 10 29 16 2 Cambridge Term begins.
Wedneaday 14 110 49 11 9 15 7 Oxford Term begins.
Thursday. l5 111 28. 11 47 17 IL. Jupiter souths.Bh. 21m. em.

HIED.

On Tuesday the 30th ult., at Hanley,. Robert Cardwell. Esq., of
Manchester, to Sarah, youngest daughter of Mrs. Bate, of Etruria.
On Wednesday the 31st ult., at Manchester, Mr. William Oman, of
Manchester, to Elizabeth, only daughter of the late James Taylor,
Esq., of the same place.
On Thursday the Ist instant, at Prescot. Mr. George Stone, of this
town, solicitor, to Martha, daughter of Mr. James Byrom, Prescot.
Same day, at St. Philip's Church, Mr. George Taylor, of Manches-
ter, to Mary, eldest daughter of Mr. J. Davies, WhitchurA.
Same day, at Preston, William Iforsfall, Esq., of Clitheroe, to Anne,
eldest daughter of John Troughton, Esq., of Preston.
On Saturday last, at St. John's Church, Toxteth-park, Mr. Robert
Stotharil, Monkwearmonth, Durham, to Eliza, second daughter of the
late Mr. John Milburn, North Shields.

Same day, at St. Martin's-in-the-Fields, by the Reverend C. T.
Gladwin, L.L.8., Mr. Johnson Holden, of this town, to Martini%
daughter of Mr. Knowles, of Everton.
On Wednesday last, at St. John's Church, Manchester, by the Rev.
John Bromilow, A.M., incumbent of Billiuge, Mr. James Bromilow,
of Merton Bank, near St. Helen's, to Ellen, only (laughter of Mr.
Thomas Holt Leigh, late of Kenyon House, near Warrington.
Same day, at St George's Church, Everton, Mr. Thomas Haigh.
builder, of this town, to Jane Nicholls, third daughter of William
Vaughan, Esq., Tew-brook.
Same day, at St. Philip's Church, Mr. Thomas Taylor, Castle-street,
to Miss Williams, Upper Pitt-street.
Liverpool, Merseyside, England, 1835-01-09

GRANTIIAM

Mr. Glynne Earle We!by, eldest son of Sir William Welby,
of Denton House, has commenced his canvass for the represen-
tation of this place, and so entirely successful was its result that
hardly a doubt remains of his re-election, The dissenters in the
meanwhile.are straining every nerve to induce a candidate in
the opposite interest to come forward, but we are quite sure their-
efforts will be unavailing. On Wednesday and three following
days Mr. Algernon Tolleinaehe paid his respects to the resident
electors. Mr. Tollemache's principles are strictly independent•
He has fulfilled all his previous :.ledges, and his return is consi-
dered certain. The election takes place at Guildhall ou Tues-
day, the 6th inst.
Liverpool, Merseyside, England, 1835-01-09

"THE KING'S NAME A TOWER OF STRENGTH:"

"The King's name is a tower of strength," and so
May it be ever in this favour'd land
Of strength, alike for succour and command—
Shelter from storms, and safety.froM the foe,
For refuge to the needy and the
When leagu'd oppressors their just rights withstand;
The nation's sure defence whene'er the hand
Of bigot faction seeks her overthrow.
Then honour'd be that name by all who share
The blessings it protects, nor honour'd less
The patriot Chieftain's, who, when dangers press,
Alike regardless or of arobush'd snare,
Or fieice assault, with soldier steadfastness
Is ever at Isis post to do and dare.

C A UCER.—The stirnatite of the poet Chaucer is evidently-of
French origin; the old Norman word' chancier, or ehausster,
signifying a shoemaker. The ward, too, as applied to the arti-
cle of dress, must, hav't been eommntrly used dtiring his life, fur
in the translation of the Gospel of Mari: -by Richard of Ham-
polo, the hermit, who died in 1391, the Nllowing verse—" Then
cotneth one Mightier than I after tnr, the latchet of whose shnes
lam not worthy te stoopdown 'tint! unloose"—is thus rendered—
" A stalworther man than 1 schai crime efter nie, of whoni I am
not tehrthi downfallande or kneland to lose t!te•thworge of his
ClOq.ke's lifo6s of Chintre'r. • •
Liverpool, Merseyside, England, 1835-01-09

PORTSMOUTH.

MONDAY, JAN. s.—The nomination of candidates for the re-
presentation of the borough of Portsmouth took place this day
at one o'clock P.M. The requisite forms having been gone
through at the Sessions'-room, the Mayor adjourned the fur-
ther proceedings to the hustings in St. George's-square, in front
of which were assembled from six to eight thousand persons.
At one o'clock the candidates appeared on the hustings, and
after several rounds of cheers from their respective supporters,
William Grant, Esq., banker, came forward to propose John
Bonham Carter, Esq., one of the late members, as a fit and
proper person to represent the borough in parliament; this
nomination was seconded by Mr. Thomas Jackson, staymaker.
Mr. Alderman Cooper, surgeon, then proposed Francis Thorn-
hill Baring, Esq., also one of the late members, which was se-
conded by Mr. W. Ellis, shoemaker. Admiral C. Napier was
was next nominated by William Casher, Esq., wine-merchant,
and seconded by William Attield, Esq., ti►nber-merchant. John
T. Garrett, Esq., brewer, then proposed Vice-Admiral Sir
Charles Rowley, K.C.8., and which nomination was seconded
by Daniel Quarrier, Esq., M.D. The candidates then severally
addressed the assembled electors, &c., in the order in which the y
were proposed, and the speeches were, of course, received by
the various parties according as the sentiments expressed were
approved or otherwise. It was, however, quite clear, from the
very first indications of party feeling .chich were exhibited, that
Row ley and Napier were the popular candidates; and on a show
of hands being required by the returning Officer, there was an
immense majority in favour of those two gentlemen. The
Mayor then declared that the show of hands was in favour of
Charles Napier, Esq., and Admiral Sir Charles Rowley. It
would be impossible.to describe the enthusiastic manner in which
this announcement was received. The cheers which followed
lasted for several minutes, and on their subsiding, Mr. Lang,
ou the part of Messrs. Carter and Baring, demanded a poll.
These gentlemen, however, afterwards demanded it on their
own behalf. The only point to which we have time to allude, is
the attempt which was made by Messrs. Carter and Baring to
prove that a- coalition had been formed between Sir Charles
Rowley and Mr. Napier—a coalition, which, if it had been en-
tered into between two parties who professed such opposite
political sentiments, would have implied a compromise of prin-
c►ple equally discreditable to both. The fact was, however,
positively and unequivotally denied by Sir Charles. The Mayor
then announced that the polling would commence on Tuesday
morning at nine o'clock, and the parties, after several more
rounds of cheers for Sir Charles and Mr. Napier, separated. It
is the general opinion that Mr. J. 8.-Carter and Sir Charles
Rowley will be returned.
Liverpool, Merseyside, England, 1835-01-09

STATE OF TIM ELECTION. 3.

BRISTOL—CLosn OP THE. POLL.

Miles

Vyvyan
Baillie ...-
Hobhouse

Standard Office, Three o'Clock.

.3872 Tory

-3476 Tory
—2300 Whig
—1833 Whig
Liverpool, Merseyside, England, 1835-01-09

BASSETLAW.

The success of the Hon. Captain Arthur Dunconibe and Lord
Charles Pelham Clinton, as candidates for Retforil with Basset-
law, may be considered certain. The former will have a great
majority ; and the latter, who acceded to a most respectably-
signed requisition on the 2d inst., has decidedly taken the lead
of Mr. G. H. Vernon, the now sole liberal candidate. Mr.
Gaily Knight, the other liberal candidate, who was desirous to
succeed Viscount Newark, to whom and to Mr. Vernon also he
is nearly connected, issued an address to the electors, and com-
menced a canvass on the Ist inst. In the afternoon of the 2d
be gave up the contest, and requested his friends to transfer
their votes to Mr Vernon, which caused some dissatisfaction. It
will be a most gratifying► proof of complete reaction, should the
liberal members in the last two Parliaments fur this importzint
district, containing nearly 2.500 voters, whereof the present libe-
ral candidate is also chairman in quarter sessions, and his late
colleague, who, from his connexions, has great interest, be suc-
ceeded by two conservatives of noble families ; and it cannot be
doubted that such will be the glorious result.
Liverpool, Merseyside, England, 1835-01-09

_Nth) Vutilirationg,

geli Now ready, in ball morocco, gilt edge rice 10s. 6d.,
nrIHE COMIC KEEPSAKE, for 1 ' , edited and iilus-
.l. trated with fifty designs, by A.I.Flt CROWQUILL.
London: F. J. Mason, /141, West St nd.

R. MONTGOMERY'S POEMS. •
On the Ist of January was published, price 74. d., elegantly
bound in silk, gilt edges, with a Froutispie by Swami-if,
!ELECTIONS from the POETICAL W Rlti..S of ROBT.
1.7 MONTGOMERY, 8.A., Author o ."he Omnipresence
of the Deity," " The Messiah," &c. t- ; with Introductory
Remarks, and au Appendix, containing extracts from the
"Satires," attributed to this Author.
London : E. (Murton, Hollis-street; and,'. J. Mason, 414,
West Strand.

POLL BOOK.
In a few Days will he Polished
if
A POLL BOOK of the late ELE lON forthe REPRE-
SENTATIVES in PARLIA ENT for this Borough,
containing a List of the Electors and e Candidate for whom
they voted ; to which will he prefixed an Analysis of the Profes•
sions and Trades of the Electors.
published by J. and J. MAWDSLEY, Castle-street.
Liverpool, Merseyside, England, 1835-01-09

BANBURY,

The election of the member for this place is decided in favour
of Mr. Taucred, the late member, a whig-radical, put in two
years ago, on Lord Althorp's recommendation, by the dissenters
in connexion with Birmingham, this town being one of its satel-
lites. Mr. Tancred is a barrister, unheard of by the public till
Lord Althorp took him up, gave him excise (;fiefs and a silk
gown. He is a younger son of Sir Tancred, Bart., and swore
himself at Cambridge not worth £6O per annum to -obtain his
fellowship. His politics are those of the Birmingham union, as
expressed in his printed address. He pledges himself to. oppose
any ministry in which the Duke of Wellington has influence,
"without hesitation or delay." The other candidate was Mr.
Lloyd" Williams. a magistrate, from the neighbourhood of Bir-
mingham—a man of good fortune, and a conservative whiff;, as
it appears from his printed address. At twelve o'clock this day,
after two h,nirs' polling, the numbers were—for Tancred, 16(3;
for Lloyd Williams, 46. The total number of the electors is 368,
so that the question is settled. Although the dissenters are the
leaders, yet they would not be so strong but that a strong party
of church radicals joins them.
P.S.—Mr. Lloyd Williams has ,resigned, and prepatations
are making to chair Mr. Taucred.
Liverpool, Merseyside, England, 1835-01-09

.443 Whig

WINDSOR..—CLOSE OF THE POLL.
Ramsbottom
De Beau vois...
Elley

...353
...238
...229

KIDDERMINSTER —CLOSE OF TBE POLL.
Philips 197 Tory
Godson 124 Whig
This town only returns one member.

SHREWSBURY.-FIRST DAY.

Hanmer

Pelham
Slaney

WOLVERHAMPTON.—FtasT DAY.
Thornley •

Villiers
Ferriday

Nicholson .

BLACKBURN.

Turner .
Fielden .

Bowing .... ......

CARLISLE.

INTarshall
Iluward .

NEWCASTLE-ON-TYNE.—FinsT DAY.
Ord 1843
,Ridley 1499
Hodgson 1254
Ay loan

PRESTON.

Fleetwood
Stanley
Thompson

. 1503
. 1484
• 975
. 641

Smith
Liverpool, Merseyside, England, 1835-01-09

LINCOLNSHIRE.

Whilst the prima-bifft b' of the House of Commons, Sir W
Ingilby, and his partisans have been keeping a sharp look
out for a tory opposition he has met with an opponent where he,
or they, least expected. Mr. Heneage, of Haiuton, the ex-M.P.
for Lincoln, has entered the field for the northern division of the
county, and, in conjunction with the Hon. Mr. Pelham, eldest
s'in of Lord Yarborough, will in all probability be returned ;
for although the honourable candidate is a Whig the tories are
expected to lend him their aid for the purpose of ejecting Sir
William, whose radicalism-buffoonery, and disgusting attacks on
the church, have inspired a feeling 'of general dislike. It is
quite amusing, however to see the radical artillery directed
against Lord Yarborough and Mr. Pelham, which had long
been accumulating for some tory aspirant. They, on the occa-
sion of the former election two years ago, when lending their aid
to Sir W. IntTilbY, were the very beau ideal of constitutional
country gentlemen.
A change comes o'er the spirit of my dream,"
and they are at present leagued to destroy the independence of
the country;_ to trample on the dearest rights of the electors;
to assume a dictatorship which the constitution forbids, and, in
short, to lend their influence to seat Mr. Heneage in the House
of Commons, and to unseat Sir William, a result most devoutly'
to be wished, seeing his utter inefficiency to represent the lead-
ing agricultural county in Great Britain.
Liverpool, Merseyside, England, 1835-01-09

COTTON MARKET.—Two o'CLocx.

Our market is very dull to-day, and the sales by private will
•not exceed 1,200 bags; at the public sale, out of 5,000 Surats
offered only 1,000 were'sold at similar prices to the last sale.

SIIIPPING, INTELLIGENCE,

ArauvAts.
Eleanor, Stockston, from New Orleans.
Chatham, Wood, Savannah.
Themig, Lisbon. •
Margaret, Ludlow, Maracaibo.
•Georgiana, Wylie, Messina and Falmouth.
Patriot, Law, Trieste and COrk.
• Cusnmercia, ----, Seville.
Etna, Emerson, fromninblin.
• Eleanor, —, London.
New 'Minerva, Brough, Cardiff.
Vulcan, Drysdale. t4lasgow.
Gipsy. Gosson, Waterford.
Rochdale,
Thy of Dublin, Williams, Dublin.
Vine, Whitby, Minna.
Venus, —•---, Putiwash.
Bart of Surry, Christian, Isle of Man.
Union, Glaister. Nlaryport.
Countess of Lonsdale, Marthall, Whitehaven.
Liverpool, Merseyside, England, 1835-01-09

WORCESTER.

The nomination day in this city his passed over.with the low
radicals refusing Mr. Bailey, our new candidate, and a liberal
reformer, whose sentiments are in perfect unison with Sir It.
Peel, the opportunity which the freedom of election and the
freedom of speech ought to allow to every candidate. The
show of hands was in favour of Colonel Davies and Mr. Robin-
son; a poll was demanded by Mr. butch; and to the poll Mr.
Bailey will go with every prospect of success.
Liverpool, Merseyside, England, 1835-01-09

DIED.

On Wednesday. the 17th ult., aged G 9, Mr. Roger Mars'mad, of Lan—
cashire-hill, Stockport.

On Sunday, the 21st ult., aged 2.5. James, son of the late Edwa,rl.
Turner, Esq., of the Woodlands, near Manchester.
Same day, aged 70, Mr. T. A. Owen, accountant, Stockport.
Same day, aged 53, Mr. Mercer, West Derby.
On Saturday, the 27th ult., Mr. D. Kay, Mersey-street,
On Monday, the 22th ult., EmMa, wife of Mr. Joseph Fargera
tobacco-manufacturer, Chester.

, Same day, at Glasgow, William sing, Esq.
On Wednesday, the 31st ult., in Leece-street, aged 54, Mr. Lawrence
Philips, formerly of Curroughclough, county of Wexford.
On Thursday, the Ist instant, in Nile-street, aged 20, Sarnnel, eldest •
son 9f Richard Peake; Esq., Silvordae, near Newcastle, Staffordshire.
Seine day, at his residence, Bruton-street, Berkeley—square, Leuclos,
On Friday last, at Woolton, aged 93, Elisabeth, relict of Mr. Wm.-
Tarleton, of this town.

Benjamin Auther, Esq.
On Saturday last, at Wigan, after a protracted illness, Jane, the wit*
of James Bancks, Esq., solicitor, of that town.
On Sunday last, Mrs. Kent, fourth daughter of the•lltie John StsralT.
wood, Esq.

On Wednesday last, aged 51, Mr. William Hyatt. victualler, Hough-
ton-street, sincerely lamented by his affectionate family and a on,
merous circle of friends.

Same day, suddenly, aged 40, Mr. Thomas Roberts, stationer,

Yesterday, at the house of her son, Mr. J. Berwick, Commerotal
Inn, Regent's-road, after a lingering illness, Ain. Berwick, aged B,li
years, much and deservedly respected.

LIVERPOOL,
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Chancery-lane; Lawson & Barker, Birchin-lane: Joseph
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hard-street; at GaTraWay'fl; at the London Counnerwal Coffee,
house. Mincing-lane ; Jerusalem Coffee-house, Cornhill ; Chapter,
Collee-house, Patey-noster-row; and North awl South A awreait'
Coffee-honse, Thre:idneeclle-Street, Lwidon: ve&sys. Julnsto
and Po., Dtxh!in,: Mr. Withi) : Mr. CVheel.:r.,&selitutre...
street, ea Mr. Lewis, Market-street, N'a,chester; Mr, hlauo~
Booirseller, tl'arrin3ton; Mr. Ciapke, Filot•oftice, .I;rettusi B,stk
COope, s 3, Union-struet, Birmingham.
Liverpool, Merseyside, England, 1835-01-09

DIVIDENDS.

Jan. 20, J. 'Beare, Birmingham, Bishopyrearmouth, Dorham, Pall-
mall East, Westminster, and LiVerpoel, iron and brass--founder, at
twelve', at the Court of Bankruptcy—Jan. 29, W. Blundell, sen., East
Mailing, Kent. and East Peckham, farmer -Jan. 29, L. Hill, Lam-
bourne, Berkshire, grocer—Jan. 22, 11. E. Roberts, Broad-street-
buildings, London, and Pernambuco, South America, merchant—Jan.
29, H. Le Messurier and J. A. Du fluisson, London, merchants—Jan.
2i), W. Johrkson, Maiden-lane, Wocd-street, London; wholesale as-
bertlasher—Jan. 28, J. Smith and Clement's-lane and St.
Swithln's-lane, London, wine-merchants Jan. 30, J. Allcock and
W. Wilson, Jerrnyn-street, St. James's, tailors—Jan. 30, li. U. Stagg,
Kilnhurst Steel Worlcs, Swinton, Wath-upon-Dearne, Yorkshire,
steel-mannfacturer—Jan. 29, I). Jones, llnmlet of Cynwyd, Gwyd-
delwern, Merionethshire, victualler—Jan. 29, 11. P. Curtis, Romsey,
Southampton, scriverer—Feb, 9, T. Howard, Burnley,. Lantashlie,
tailor—Jan. 31. 0. I). Ward, Manchester, merchant—Jan. 20, J.
Ellill, Queen-street, Cheapside, London,. lead-merchant.

CE RTI PI CATES

To be granted, unless cause he showp_to, the, contrary on cr before

the 27th thy. of Januari,.

W. R. Euing, Liverpool, Solornonson, Union-
cburt, Broad-street, London, hill-broker—E. Saunders, Warwick,
tatior—F. C. Westley, Strand, London, •hookseller—R. Clark and J.
Burg, a, Coal Exchange. city of London, coal-factors—W. Smith, itir-
mingham, victualler-11. Hunt nod C: C: Cratke:TavNtock-Strect,
Covent-garden. London, booksellert—G, ". I attison, Demerara,
xnerehant—Luke SMitb, Maiirlictcr, colon-spinner.
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Liverpool, Merseyside, England, 1835-01-09

intelligence.

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TUESDAY. JANUARY 6.—Noun, Wind S.E.—Light breeze.
SAILVD— che Robert James !Jaynes, Ur.►hain, for St. Thomas, Sze—
Atlantic, Smith, 3larseilles.

Hannah, Burrell, hence, at Monte Video.
Ariel, Foster, hence, at Waterford.
James, Town, heni.e, at do.
Norval from Savanilla, for this port, will have to discharge all her
cargo at Kilrush, to be repaired. -
The Belleisle, , from Quebec for Plymouth, was spoken off
Cape Clear, making for the nearest port, having been on her beam
ends, and had five feet Water iu her hold.
Tails car, 3d Jan.—The Waterloo, Loaves, arrived here from Leg-
horn, ran foul of a vessel on the lit instant, off the Skillick, carried
away jib-boon, aath,sad, bp wsprit, and cutwater down to the keel, and
is very leaky ; the Waterloo also broke both bower anchors, on the
night of her arrival, during a heavy gale at N.E.