The Liverpool Standard and General Commercial Advertiser.
Liverpool, Merseyside, England, 1835-12-01 00:00:00

I have the honour to he, Gentlemen,
Your obedient Servant,
THOMAS SANDS.

)erpool, December 1, 1835.

") THE BURGESSES OF ST. PETER'S WARD.
.3.I':TI.EMEN, .
et/
. De:!lining to become a CANDID, TE for Representing
-o.ir 1.,.-..?.rests in the Council of native town, having
''•'..l..ika duties in Charitable Insti lions which engross the
'e of the time I can possibly de to to the Public Service,
ul,l c,msider myself chargeatil with ingratitude were I not
-Aunt my grateful acknowl rents to those Burgesses who
,•• I pleased to Nominate me, u olicited, at the Pu'olic Meeting
d for that purpose. I beg, at the same time, to return my
nest thanks to those Gentlemen who undertook to Canvass
,v liehalf, and also to those Burgesses who kindly promised
• .heir support, and respectfully request them to transfer their
•Ifikes to the Gentleman who has been Nominated in my

I remain, Brother Burgesses,
Yalu obliged and faitbful Servant,
et-street, 30tk Nou., 1835. a, JAMES IRVING.

TO THE BURGESSES OF ST. ANNE'S WARD.
GENTLEMEN,
A T a numerous' and respectable MEETING of the BUR-
GESSES of this WARD, we were unanimously 'Selected
for nomination as Councillors to represent this Wartia—thr-
Council at the ensuing election.
We are fully aware of the labour and respon fity which will
be entailed on us by the acceptance of trust; hut at the
same time, we feel gratified by th h our intended us, and
therefore cannot hesitate to under the duties which would
be imposed upon us, should you think-proper to elect us.
We respectfully solicit your support on the day of Election ;
and, if successful, beg to assure you that we shall do our duty
to the best of our ability, pith every attention to the inter( st of
the Borough, and of this Ward in particular.
We have the honour to remain,
Gentlemen,
Your obliged and humble Servants,
EDWARD GIBBON,
RICHARD JONES,
JOHN DAVIES. - ,

16th November, 1835.

TO THE BURGESSES OF ST. PETER'S WARD.
GENTLEMEN,
AVING been requested by a large d influential class of
AI our Fellow-townsmen, to bec ANDIDATES for the
honour of representing this Ward the new Town Council, we
beg to say, that we consent to place ourselves at your disposal.
We abstain from any professions, being known to you all,
and will only add, that if we are Elected our best services shall
be given to the general interests of the Ward and the Town at
large.

We have the honour to remain,
Gentlemen,
Your faithful and obedient Servants,
THOMAS TOBIN,
NATHAN. LITHERLAND,
EDMUND B. LYON.
Liverpool, 26th November, 18.35.

TO THE BURGESSES OF PITT-STREET WARD.
GENTLEMEN,
TN having, at your requeit, consented to allow my Name
to be put in Nomination as one of your Representatives in
the Common Council of Liverpool, under the provision of the
new Municipal Act, I have yielded more to the wishes of my
Friends than to any desire of gratifying feelings of personal
ambition.

I present myself before you as a Ship-owner, trading to most
parts of the Globe. as an extensive Exporter of the Staple Ma-
nufactures of this Country,—as an Importer of Foreirf Produce,
and as having been actively engaged In other C nimercial and
Mechanical pursuits for the past thirty years nd I therefore
trust that these circumstances justify my pr uming to possess
an intimate knowledge of the true interes of this great com-
munity.
I beg to say, that if lam honoure y a Majority of your
Votes. I shall endeavour to discharge my duties to the best of
my abilities in advancing the interests and promoting the wel-
fare of the good old Town of Liverpool, in a true spirit of per-
fect independence.

I have the honour to be,
Gentlemen,
Your faithful and obedient Servant,
Duke's Dock, Nov. 20, 1835. JOHN BIBBY.

TO THE BURGESSES OF THE RODNEY-STREET
WARD, OF THE BOROUGH OF LIVERY L.
GENTLEMEN,
I_TABVulrN,:e(s3s
Burgesses
e so7
the
considered,i.o(i
l: at a n
Rodney-street
re
et ui.earrodu s
fit itivnz. fsoo
persons to
represent you in Council, we are induced to olicit your sup-
port.
We cannot but feel highly gratified i the confidence thus
placed in us, and arc the more sensible-o t, from being entirely
indebted to our past conduct for this m rk of your esteem, and
that no pledges of our future conduct have been required of us.
We come forward uninfluenced by any private motives, and
unfettered by any restrictions, which would be inconsistent
with the deliberative faculty of your representatives, and which
would betray a want of confidence on the part of those im-
posing them.
We have always been supporters of civil and religious liberty,
of retrenchment and rational reform, but we profess, at the
same time, our undiminished attachment to that constitution
which, till the present era, has always been considered the
glory of our country, and to those Institutions under which our
liberty and prosperty have been so long secured.
Should we, by your exertions, have the honour of being re-
turned as your representatives to the council, we will, in the
words of the-declaration required of each Councillor, duly and
faithfully fulfil the duties of the office, according to the hest of
our-judgment and ability, and we will, unbiassed by party or
political opinions, use our best endeavours to support such
measures as, in our humble judgment, may he conducive to • the
prosperity and credit of this great community, and of the coun-
try at large. We are, Gentlemen,
Your obedient and faithful servants.
• J. P. BRANDRETH, M.D.
HENRY LAWRENCE,
J. H. TURNER.
Rodney-street, Nov. 18, 1835.

Public VolittO.
MEETING OF .THE FRIENDS OF TI- IRISH
CLERGY.
TT is intended to hold a MEETING of t Friends of the
IRISH CLERGY, at the Music 1, Bold-street, on
TUESDAY next, the Bth December, fo e purpose of commu-
nicating information as to their pres distress, and of pro-
moting a Subscription for their relief.
The Rev. J. BROOKS will take the Chair at Twelve o'clock
precisely.
Inquiry for Tickets to be made at Mr. KAYE'S, Courier-office;
or at Mr. DAVENPORT'S, Ranelagh-street.

THE COMPANY OF PROPRIETORS OF THE MAN-
CHESTER, BOLTON. AND BURY CANAL NAVI-
GATION AND RAILWAY.

XTOTICE IS HEREBY GIVEN, that a D VIDEND of
.111 ONE POUND FIVE SHILLINGS P SHARE will
be paid at the COMPANY'S OFFICk`, • HARRINGTON-
STREET, Liverpool, on and after the FIRS', AY OF FEBRUARY
NEXT, between the hours of Ten and T, each day; and that
the Transfer Books of the Company wi be closed from the
23th January to 10th of February next inclusive.
By order of the Committee of Management,
JAMES ItITSON, Treasurer.
Committee-room, Liverpool, 2511 t November, 1835.
Proprietors will he expected, if required, on applying for the
Dividend to produce their Certificate or Certificates of Shares.

BOROUGH OF LIVERPOOL.
WE, PETER HEYWOODand BENNETT HOSKYNS
3,
ABRAHALL, duly appointed to Re ise the List of
Burgesses of the Borough of Liverpool, REBY GIVE
NOTICE that we shall hold a COURT f hat purpose at the
Susstoris' Housu, in Liverpool, on To DAY, the Ist of De-
cember-next, at Ten o'clock in the Morning.
(Signed) PETE a H EYWOOD,
B. H. ABR.4HALL.

London, Nov. 12th, 1835.

MUNICIPAL ELECTION.
REVISING BARRISTERS COURT.
MHE REVISING BARRISTERS having arranged that
. the List of OBJECTIONS shall be taken FIRST, at the
opening of the Court To-moutiovv, (Tuescia • ;) and as there can
be no doubt that this List will occupy tw days, the Claimants
need not attend the Court To-morrow Vednesday.
Due Notice will be given of the da upon which' the List of
CLAIMANTS will be taken; but as it is the intention of the
Barristers to hold their Court at Wigan on Thursday, it cannot
be taken until after that day.
PETER WRIGHT,
THOMAS CARSON, Solicitors to the
JOHN PENINGTON, Conservative Commitee.
P. F. CURRY,
G. WILLIAM CROOKS, Solicitors to the
Reform Association.
IL R. PRESTON,
Liverpool, Nov. 30,1835.

MANCHESTER, BOLTON, AND BUR AILNN AI .
CONTRACTS FORwoR 7 7
MHE Committee of Management of t Manchester, 801-1.
1. ton, and Bury Railway Company, 11 meet at the Rail-
way Office, No.l Harrington-street, iverpool, on Wednes-
day, the 16th December next, to rec • TENDERS for CON-
TRACTS for the following WORK , namely :
The construction of Brid-ges, Viaducts, Culverts, and various
other Masonry, &c., needful in completing the Line from Ir-
well-street, in Salford, to Bolton.
Plans, Sections, and Specifications for the same, may be
seen at the Railway Office, Salford, from the 25th instant to
11th December next.

The Parties whose Tenders are accepted will be required to
enter into bond, with two sureties, for the due performance of
their Contracts, in a penalty of not less than 10 per Cent. on
the gross sum contracted for; and the names of the proposed
sureties are to be specified in the Tender. The Committee will
not bind themselves to accept the lowest Tender. The Tenders
must be delivered, sealed, and sent in on the 15th December,
marked, "Tenders for Contrao.." The parties tendoring must
attend in person, or some one duly authorized on their behalf,
at the time of Meeting.
JAMES RITSON, Secretary.
Liverpool, llth Nov., 183.1

A T the GENERAL COURT of QUARTER SESSIONS
.11 of the PEACE for the BOROUGH of LIVERPOOL,
holden by adjournment on MONDAY, the 30th day of November,
1835,
Before JAMES ASPINALL, E Q., MAYOR,
And others his Majesty's Justices of t 'eace in and for the
said Borou' h.
In pursuance of the powers and auth r" contained in an Act of
Parliament, made and passed in the year of the reign of his
present Majesty, intituled "An Ac for altering, amending,
and extending the powers and provisions of an Act of the sixth
year of his late Majesty King George the Fourth, for the regu-
lation of Buildings in the Town of Liverpool, and for other pur-
poses therein mentioned, and for granting further and addi-
tional powers for the improvement and regulation of the said
Town, and the preservation of Property therein from Fires and
otherwise," this Court doth make, constitute, and ordain the
following By-laws, Orders, Rules, and Regulations for regu-
lating the manner in which Lights shalt be used in Warehouses
and Buildings for the deposit of Goods, and also for the preven-
tion of Smoking Tobacco in such Warehouses and Buildings,
and on the Dock Quays, and on board of Vessels in the Docks
and Basins in the said Town and Port of Liverpool:-
I.—That no Person shall hereafter use any Light in any
Warehouse or Building in the said Town used for the deposit
and custody of Goods, Wares, and Merchandizes, or at or near
the Entrances to the same, respectively, or at or near any
Goods, Wares, or Merchandizes about to be taken into any such
Warehouse or Building, or at or near Uli'y Goods, Wares, and
Merchandizes upon any of the Dock Quays within the said
Town, except in a closed Lantern, under a Penalty or Sum
not exceeding £5 for the first, and not exceeding £2O for every
subsequent offence.
2..--That such Lantern shall he kept closed and locked the
whole time during which it shall be used in any of the Places
aforesaid, under the Penalty of a Sum not exceeding £5 fur the
first and not exceeding £2O for every subsequent offence.
3.—That no Person shall hereafter Smoke any Tobacco or
other thing in any Warehouse, Office, or Building in the said
Town used for the deposit and custody of Goods, Wares, and
Merchandizes, or in any Room or Apartment connected there-
with or at or near the Entrances to the same, respectively, or at
or near any Goods, Waxes, or Merchandizes about. to be taken
into any such Warehouse, Office, Building, or Apartment, or at
or near any Goods, Wares, and Merchandizes upon any of the
Dock Quays, or on board of any Vessel lying and being in any
of the Docks or Basins within the said Town, under the Penalty
of a Sum not exceeding £5 for the first, and not exceeding £2O
for every subsequent offence. By the Court,
FOSTER, Clerk of the Peace.

TO HACKNEY-COACH AND CAR PROPRIETORS

AND OTHERS.
BOROUGH OF LIVERPOOL.
XTOTICE IS HEREBY GIVEN that a STING of the
Lll MAGISTRATES will be held in th ESSIONS-110USE,
on MONDAY, the fourteenth day of Dec her next, at Two
o'clock in the Afternoon, for the pug r of Licensing a suffi-
cient number of Carriages to Plv for ire within the Town of
Liverpool and the Limits thereof, wh and where the Owners
of a:I Carriages intended to be hereafter used as Hackney Car-
riages within the said Town or the Limits thereof are to attend;
and every such Owners will be required to leave with the C:erk
of the Peace of the said Borotth, at the Town Clerk's Office, in
the Town-Hall, a true account in writing of his place of abode,
and also of the name and place of abode of every person to be
employed as the Driver and Conductor of every such Carriage,
pursuant to the Act passed in the last Session of Parliament.--,
Dated this 3jth day of November, 1835.
By Order, FOSTER, TyWn-Clerk:

EMPORIUM PORYOREION .437.0 BRIT ll SITZTVLS.
PRINGLE, LAW-SON, AND- EM P,
78, BOLD-STREET, (NEXT THE MUSIC II LL) LIVERPOOL,
70, KING-STREET, MAN .11 STER,
..
AND 39, BUCHANAN-STREF GLASGOW,
NIII . PRINGLE, has just retur d from London with a
magnificent AssortrneLt of FOREIGN and BRITISH
SHAWLS. adapted to the present season. Also a beautiful
variety of PIECES for CLOAKS,iof the most fashionable
'description, including a fresh supply of'the NEW ALPINE
CLOAKS, which have met with suai decided preference both
in LONDON and EDINBURGH, as a warm Wintse Cloak.

jr I D GL 0 V ES, BLONDE, SATIN S%OES, &c.,
.11 CLEANED, TO EQUAL NEW, by LATO BATEAU
and Co., 130, NEW BOND-STBEET, corner of rosvenor-street,
London; and received fOr and sent to them ry Friday Even-
ing, by their only Agent for Liverpool, s. LOMAX, Tea,
Coffee, and Smallware Dealer. No. 2, C s-street.
L. R. and Co. respectfully inform the üblic that from their
great success, (the articles cleaned by them being really made
to equal new in appearance and value,) many imitations have
arisen. It is, therefore, necessary to guard against being en-
trapped by the insidious representations of persons who pretend
to be connected with them in these discoveries of which they
are original and only authors, and request that the parcels be
directed.to L. Rateau and Co., with the name and exact address
of the Agent written thereon.