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The Liverpool Standard and General Commercial Advertiser.
Liverpool, Merseyside, England, 1835-09-18

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TO be SOLD, by PRIVATE CONTRACT, a DWELLING-
HOUSE BR WER Y, and suitable OFFICES, with
Three CLOSES adjoining, containing 3A. 3a. of LAND,
after the measure of 8 yards to the perch, situate • the village of
Wavertree, in the county of Lancaster, a ow in the posses-
sion of Mr. Thomas Fleetwood, the propri
The Laud is in a high state of cultivatio , and lies within two
miles of the town of Liverpool; it is very desirable for building
upon, and will be divided into lots to suit the convenience of
purchasers. ' _

For further particulars apply to Mr. Funrwoon, at the
Brewery, or at the Office of Mr. EDMUND WAND, Solicitor,
Prescot.

Contract.

MANCHESTER AND BOLTON RAILWAY.

CONTRACTS FOR WORKS.--
THE COMMITTEE of DIRECTORS the MAN-
CHESTER and BOLTON RAILW COMPANY
will meet at the RAILWAY-OFFICE, No. arrington-street,
Liverpool, on WEDNESDAY, the 14th of ctober, to receive
TENDERS for CONTRACTS for the following WORKS,
namely :
The Excavating, Embanking, and Forming of that part o
the Line extending from Clifton to Bolton.
Plans, Sections, Specifications, and form of Tender may be
seen at the Company's Office, Salford, from the 21st instant to
the 12th of October.

The parties whose Tenders are accepted will be required to
enter into a 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 'lames of the proposed Sure-
ties are to be speCified in the Tender.
The Directors will not bind themselves to accept the lowest
Tender.

The Tenders must be delivered sealed, and the parties ten-
&ring must attend in person, or some one duly authorized on
their behalf, at the time of meeting.

JANIES lIITSON, Secretary.
Liverpool, Merseyside, England, 1835-09-18

GIANrS,CAUSEWAY, PORT RUSK AND
COLERAINE.

The PORT RUSH STEAM itGATION COM-
PANY s New and Power team-packet
COLERAI E,
J. M'Anzitun, Commander;
Will sail from the Clarence Dock, Tilts DAY, (Friday,) the
181 h instant, at Seven o'clock, P.M., for PORT RUSH, which
is only four miles from the Giant's Causeway, with leave to
land Passengers on the adjacent Coast,'(weather permitting.)
This will be found the most- eligible and direct conveyance
for Goods and Passengers to the following places :—Port Rush,
.Coleraine, Port Stewart, Garvagh, Bush Mills, Ballycastle,
13allymony, Ballymena, Newton-Limavady, and the surround-
ing country.
For freight or passage, having superior accommodations, ap-
.o,y to the Agents,
THOS. BLACK and SONS, Coleraine and Port Rush.
• J. A: and R. FORSHAW, 7, Strand-street, Liverpool.
Liverpool, Merseyside, England, 1835-09-18

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THIS DAY.

Tuts DAY, (Friday,) the 18th instant, at 'twelve o'clock, at
Buchanan and Browne's Otficg;: 01 11-street,
ti Boxes IVORY'
Ex Euphrates, from cutta.
BUCHANA and BROWNE, Brokers.

THts De Y, (Friday,) the 18th instant, at Twelve o'clock, and-the
following day, at Ten o'clock, at the Pohl' • Sale-room, Ex-
change-buildings,
1300 Bales of Australia O L,
Now landing ex Horatio, Alice, and C oho, direct from Syd-
ney, New South Wale,..—'l6e above consist of a large propor-
tion of tne most esteemed fleeces shipped from filo colony, and
the whole iu flue condition.—Apply to Messrs. 2PINALL,
BROWNE, and ASPINALL, Merchants, or
BUCHANAN and BROWNE, Brokers.

THIS DAY, (Friday,) the 18th instant,at Twelve o'clock, at Jee
k
Brothers and Latham's Office, Harr elibuildingi,
10,000 Dry East India ES,
Landing, ex Frances Ann and Fergus, rota Calcutta.—Apply
to Messrs. SANDS, TuaxEn, and Co., Merchants, or to
JEE BROTHERS and' L ATHAlitl, Brokers.

Tats DA r, (Friday,) the 18th instant, at Twelve o'clock, at
Wibi• Wevett'S Oilicc,witonttbrd-st
3 Boxes tine East India 'micro's 'BELL
6.ELENIAXTS' TEETH,
Ex Thomas nougat', from Siticaiwre.—Apply to Messrs. R.
ListvoEnsoN and Boris Merchants, or to
WILLIAM NEVETT..

Tins DAT, (Friday,) the 18th instant., at Tsielve o'clock, at
Mnlyneux, Taylor, and Co.'s Office, -Kapel-street,
4 Boxes fine Manilla Towro -SHELL.
Apply to'Mr. JOHN GOODWIN, Meet:. at, or to
110LYNEUX, TAYLOR,, awl Co., Brokers.

T xis DAY, (Friday,) the 18th instant, at One o'clock, at Corrie,
Husou, and CO's Office, Exchatwe- hidings,
5.0 Chests GUM ARAB ,
Ex John Heyes, front' Botnhay.--Apy to Messrs. Nicol.,
DUCKWORTH, and Cc'n.,' M tchants, or to
CORRIE, HUSON, and Co., Brokers.

THIS DAY, (Friday,) the 18th instant, at One o'clock, at Josh•
Hardman, Sons, and Co.'s (Mice, Exchange- ce, Exchange-
street East,
14 Casks GUM GED ,
Just landed, ex Cora.—Apply to Mess . Gut,Larts and Co.,
Merchants or s •
• JOSH. HARDMAN, SONS, and Co., Brokers.
Liverpool, Merseyside, England, 1835-09-18

THE LIVERPOOL STANDARD

A SECOND "D,EMOSTAINS."

At Cork Police Court on Saturday week, a coal-heaver was
placed at the bar for assaulting his brother-in-law. The com-
plainant having given his evidence, called in a Michael Daly,
who, we suppose, must be a cousin-german to the White
Man." In answer to a qu2stion from the beucb as to what he
was:—

" Witness—(raising his head with great self-esteem)—Me,
your worship? I'm an exra ider of the membraneous filaments
conglobated within the nueleas of the perieranium, and my or-.
thodox, tuitative, sympatomatical dotosity, soars high above the
mediocre of scholastic flagilators, who vilaciously concatinate
within their cloaCal tympaniums, that by phlebotomising the
inordinate testere convexity, causing titnlatory sensation,
from a consecutive rotatory, curvature of the pulsations arteries,
effecting an action of the digits while clasping a specimen of the
arberacious species, to send to the cavities, ordained fur the pos-
session of science, the learned lore. But ratiocination has epa-
blpd

"Bench—Stop, stop; we have quite enough of that. All we
want to knowis with respect tetheassaull.
"Witness—Well, then, not to lie egotistically prolix, I shill
proceed. I was resuscitating my bOdy and renovating my mind.
with a walk through Patrick-street, . when I perceived the ai-
sailant, now at the bar of your honourable court—move quickly
towards the assailed, and strike bum with ...Herculean power and
Nieineaa ferocity, whereby be was levelled with the earth, and
wouhl not'haVe gained his perpendicularity, but for, the assist-
ance of your obsequious Michael Daly, academician.
"The traverser admitted the assault, and was convicted, but
Pledging himself never again to commit a breach of the peace
on his brother-in-law, with which thecomplainaut seemed sa-
tisfied, he was permitted to leave the office on his own,recogui.-
iance."
Liverpool, Merseyside, England, 1835-09-18

FESTIVITIES AT HAREWOOD HOUSE.

This' noble mansion, the seat of the Bail of Harewood. is at
present the scene of extensive festivities and rejoicings, in
honour of the visit of their Royal Highnesses- the Duchess of
Kent and the Princess Victoria, with the other distinguished
personages in their suite. Their royal highnesses left Bishops-
thorpe, the seat of his grace the Archbishop of York, where they
have been staying during the Yorkshire festival, on Saturday
morning a little after ten o'clock, and arrived about oue o'clock
at Harewood House, where they were received by the Earl and
Countess of Harewood and other distinguished branches of the
family, and by whoni they were welcomed to that ancient ba-
ronial hall. A considerable number of persons were in attend-
ance to witness the arrival of the royal party, and the Harewood
troop of the Yorkshire hussars, commanded by the Hon. Will.
Sebright Lascelles, was drawn up on the lawn in front of the
mansion. The royal and other guests, to the number of twenty,
took luncheon shortly after their arrival, and almost imme-
diately afterwards the Duchess of Kent, the Princess Victoria.,
tha Dike and Duchess of Northumberland, the Earl and Coun-
tess of Harewood, Lady Flora Hastings, and Lady Caroline
Lascelles, took an airing in two carriages and four through the
noble earl's domains. In the evening a sumptuous banquet was
given in the long gallery to their royal highnesses and above a
hundred of the noble earl's intimate friends and neighbours.
Amongst the company were the Duchess of Kent, the Princess
Victoria, the Duke and Duchess of Northumberland, the Arch-
bishop of York, the Earl of Mexborough, Viscouut and Vis-
countess Milton, Lord and Lady Stourton, Lord and Lady
Howden, the Hon. and Rev. A. H. Cathcart, the Hon. and
Rev. Wm. Herbert, Colonel and the Hon. Mrs. Lane, the Hon.
Colonel Caradoc, Sir John Conroy, the Hon. Arthur sad Mrs.
Lascelles and Miss Brooke, Baroness Lebzen, Miss Harcourt,
Sir Charles lbbetson, Bert., Sir J. V. B. Johnstone, Bart.,
Lady Caroline Jenkinson, Colonel Markham, Mr. H. and the
Hon. Mrs. Ramsden, Sir John Lowther, Bart., the Hon. Sir
E. M. Vavasour, Bart., J. H. Lowther, Esq., Lady E. Low-
ther. B. Gott, Esq., C. Beckett, Esq„ Sir Henry Bou'verie,
G.C.8., and Lady Bouverie, Major and Mrs. Wyndham, Geo.
Lane Fox, Esq., Lady Caroline 'Fox, Geo. Banks, Esq., &c.
Liverpool, Merseyside, England, 1835-09-18

*tram Xabigattom

GREENOCK AND GLASGOW STEAM RS,
With Goods and Pussen
THREE TIMES A- EK.,
Every TUESDAY, THURSD and SATURDAY.
THE CITY OF ASGOW
STEAM--PACKET COMPANY'S VESSELS,
CITY OF GLASGOW (Neiv Steamei) ALEXANDER DRYS-
DALE, Commander,
VULCA.N,.RORT. EWING, Commander,
JOHN WOOD, Jour' BOYD. Commander,
Sail as under, from the Clarence Dock, with or without
Pilots:—
The CITY a GLASGOW/ sails To-Moanow, (Saturday,)
the 19th instant, at Nine o'clock in the Evening.
The VULCAN sails on TUESDAY next, the 22d instant, at
Eleven o'clock in the Forenoon.
The JOHN WOOD sails on THUI,SDAY next, the 24th
instant, at Twelve o'clock Noon.
Apply to DAVID M`IV,ER and Co. ,
31, Water-street.

For DUBLIN AND BELFAST.
407kA STEAM-PACKET THE CITY OF DUBLIN
MPANY,
INCORPORATED BY A T PARLIAMENT. .
The a ore Company sail their V ls, (with or without
Pilots,) taking Goods and Passengers the following ports,
namely,
To DUBLIN Daily.
To BELFAST, the lIIBERNIA, every WEDNESDAY.
Apply, for Dublin Line to
SAMUEL PERRY,. ' 27,
for Belfast Line, to k*Water-street
JOHN PI`CA-MMON and Co.. 3

The pi inciple of this Company is that of attaching all lin,
porters and hzporters by a Division of the Profits among them,
after pa) went of the Dividends—thus creating a community of
interests between the Shippers and Shareholders—a principle
which will best guarantee to its Proprietws a certainty of their
Dividends, and to Shippers of all descriptions of Goods and
Live Stock the having a well supported Establishment of first.
class Steamers, and the lowest rate of Freight compatible with
due attention to their maintenance.
Liverpool, Merseyside, England, 1835-09-18

sltalt.

PLANTATION AND EDGE TOOL ,
Of all kinds, manufactured by Lyndon and gnall, at the
Minerva Works, Ilirtningha
' Apply to HENRY A LY, Jun.
19, Exc ange-street East.
Every description of HARDWARE for exportation; apply
as above.

, .
TIMBER, DEALS, and LUR tER,
• Suitable for the West India Varket,
Deliveable at St. Andrew's, New Brunswick.
Apply to WILLIAM SMITH
,and SON.
• About Three Tons Prime ORCHE A WEED,
Now landing, ex Ellen Jenkinson, from Igbon.—Apply to
HENRY MOOSE, 21, Water.street.
Liverpool, Merseyside, England, 1835-09-18

ADippinu 31-ntelligetuf.

TUESDAY, SRPT. o.—Noon, Wind S.S.W.—Rai„.
ARRIVED—The Liverpool, Rowe, from Bahia—Good Intent, Silk,
from Aveiro-Appleton, Sharp, from Jamaica.

The Demerara, , from Demerara, at Dublin.
Hugh, Crosby ; and Cleopatra, from Trinidad, at Dublin.
The Bee, —, hence, at Quebec.
The Zebulun, Foster, hence for Richibucto, is supposed to be lost
in Cardigan Bay.
lIOLYIIEAD, 14th Sept.—The William and James, Macough, from
Ca4ix to Liverpool, was brought into Roscolyn 11th instant, with sails
split, loss of one anchor, and.otherwise much damaged. The Mer-
sey, Fletcher; from Liverpool f4r London, will have to be docked and
discharged.
Liverpool, Merseyside, England, 1835-05-12

AVERAGE PRICE OF SUGAR.

The average price of Brown or Muscovado sugar, computed from
the returns made in the week ending the 28th day of April, 1835,
is 29s NO clp cwt., exclusive of the Duties of Customs paid or pay-
able thereon on the importation thereof into Great Britain.
Liverpool, Merseyside, England, 1835-05-12

CERTIFICATES, May ::43.

B. Wright, Liverpool, ship broker—T. Hodson, Brussels, nieture
dealer—C. Bevan, London, china dealer—S. Grew, Birmingham,
brush maker—C. Edwards and It. Blakeway, Stourbridge, Worcester-
shire, linen drapers—B; Varnham, London, sail maker—G: Williams,
London, merchant—W. Holloway, London, brewer.
Liverpool, Merseyside, England, 1835-05-12

Efbetpool

E AST I`+TI?IES.

te gidefi to sail ih,e2(54) h
tons
• For BOMBAY, the fine Sbip BUM . Y PACKET,
4.11.4k7 TAMES Gs it NocK, Master; Al, tons per.register,
British-built, euppered, and p yper-fastened, sails
fast—For freight or passage.apolv to Messrs. CH 41t LES HORS-
P&L f. and SON, or to I4Ii3HOL and ROBIN4DN.

To sail on Me 25th insisql
For BATAVIA and LINTIN, t
pool-baitt Ship JOHN O'GAUITJ
WM, Commander; hurt Lien 419 *A
passage, having a most superior poop ca
.1011 N (,LA

.new Liver.
OHN. R4JeKRT.
—For freight or
apply to
STONE and Co.

Under emtagentert t to sail on or before the Ist Ju
- -For CANTON direct, •
V,-, and will deliver Gond at WHAMPOA, th rmed Ship
......
GENE RAL GASOOY .
Is.t Ftst4tß, Com:eander;. Al, 320 ton ritish-built and
coppered.—For freight or passage, apply t SAAC FISHER, on
/ward, in the George's Dock; to Messrs. Nicot., Dticxwourtt
it-ad Co. Merchants, or to
WM. FISHER and SON, 2, Cable-street.
Liverpool, Merseyside, England, 1835-05-12

LARK-LANE, TOXTETH-PARK.
TO be LET (with immediate possession), an excellent
FAMILY HOUSE, containing' four Bed-rooms, two
Parlours, Kitchen, Pantry, and good Cel ring. with a large
Garden attached, well stocked with choic 4 rust Trees, in good
condition, and a small Field edjoihinip 'he Outbuildings con-
sist of a Gig-house, Stable for three sea, Shippon, &c, The
eV'
distance froth Liverpool Town-ball about three miles.—For
further particulars apply to Mr. J. R. GoasT, 25, Great Char-
lotte-street; Mr. Roitßier Filonsti.tm, 1. Kinglitreet; or to
rd.,. J,lttle re,-3,_ Cook-street, John-street, Liverpool.
...,,....

M..
O be LET on Lease, Unfurnished, a capital MANSION,
called HEMPSTED COURV, situate one mile and a half from
the City of Gloucester, comprising an Entrance-hail, Dining,
Drawing, and Breakfast Rooms, Eight best Bed-rooms; Five
Servants' Bed-rooms, Housekeeper's-room/Servants'-hall,
Kitchen, Back Kitchen, Brew-house, Laund , Dairy, a Double
Coach-house, Six-stalled Stable, Cider-ho , and Outbuildings,
together with an excellent Kitchen and ower Garden, Green-
house &e.

The illansion is delightfully situated on a gentle eminence,
coMmanding a, beautiful prospect of the surrounding country.
Forty-five Acres of excellent Pasture LAND, with suitable
Patin-buildings, Piggeries, &c., may be taken to by the Tenant.
immediate possession may be haft_
For Rent and further particulars apply to Messrs. WHIT-
comHE and II LPs, Solicitors, Gloucester. Applications by
letter, to be pust.paid.
Liverpool, Merseyside, England, 1835-05-12

niftnlS:

At Gosforth New-houses. Newcastle, the wife of I
workman at Gosforth Colliery, of tWo girls and a boy.
The wife of Thomas Owen,. labourer, Bridgend, GismorPrishirP, Of
two boys and one girl, all with the mother doing wen.
Liverpool, Merseyside, England, 1835-05-12

LIVERPOOL POLIOE.-FRIDAY.

(Before Mr. Alderman SANDBACH.)
SEntous ROI3[I,ER V.BY AN OFFICE' Bor.-7--A lad, apparently
not more than. twelve years. of age, was placed at the bar, along
with his mother, a well-dressed, and rather . genteel-looking
woman, charged with having stolen' £2O, the property of the.
boy's master, and the female with having received it froin her
son, and appropriating it to her own use, knowing it to be
stolen. The case was not fully gone into, from the non-atteud-
once of the prosecutor, but it transpired that the prisoner was
merely employdd as an office lad, and had watched his opportu-
nity, while the cashkeeper had his back turned, to extract front
the cash-drawer the note in question. Seven pounds was taken
from the lad's mother when she was apprel3ended, which the
magistrate ordered tope given to the parties who had been de-
prived of the.note. There being no one present to support the
charge, both prisoners were discharged.
A DrsHoivaste:-Anntxrimx.—,William Hall was Charged
with having robbed his master, a Mr. Mansell, of sundry articlea
used by hint in his business, that of a screw, bolt-makar.,,
Amongst other implements which he had reason to suspect had.
beets stolenr.;-10,inissed a pair of screw steaks, which he had,
Aiaice traced to the_ shop of a person named Webster, in Too,
..telli-park, who; iCappeared, had lintetrased- mitt tfie pig
'sorter about three weeks ago. The fact of the prisoner's havirrfr
sottish() articlei was corroborated _hy Burgess, and the articles
sworn- to by the prosecutor. Mansell said he had some reasmil
to suspect that he had been repeatedly robbed by the prisoner,.
but was willing to forego the prosecution, if be could get grief;
the
.lad, 'and was therefore desirous indenture
cancelled. 'of having the
cancelled. • The magistrate said thiSC'Ould.not bnaccomplished
without the consent of the prisonei, who, on being asked; de-
clined the propositioni sayiog, that be would much rather serve
out his time. On the prisoner being informed, that in the event
of his being sent for trial, and a conviction should follow, his
master would be released 'from the indenture, he consented to
its being cancelled. After receivii'e, a suitable admonition
from the magistrate, the prisoner was discharged.
SATURDAY.---(Before the MAYOR, Mr. Alderman SAND 6 ACH,
Liverpool, Merseyside, England, 1835-05-12

ELECTION FOR THE WEST RIDING OF
YORKSHIRE.

. Wednesday last being the day appointed for the nomination
of candidates, an immense concourse of persons assembled that
morning at Wakefield.- The accustomed preliminary matters
being gone through by the High Sheriff and his officers,
Lord Milton came forward, and in a brief speech proposed
Lord Morpeth, as a suitable person for the representation of
that division of the county; and Mr. Gervase Walker seconded
the nomination. - •

The Hon. W. C. B. Lascelles then came forward to put his
hon. relative, Mr. Stuart Wortley, in nomination, which was
seconded by M. Thompson, Esq. of Mauningham.
Lord Morpeth then rose to explain to the meeting the causes
which had brought them together, and congratulated his
friends on the success which had attended his party in their ap-
peals at the late elections.; concluding by an assertion which
after events have strangely falsified, that Lord John Russell's
election for South Devon was secured, he being then 300 a-
head of Mr. Parker. His lordship was well attended to through-
out his speech, and concluded amidst great cheering. •
Mr. Stuart Wortley then came forward, and addressed the
meeting at great length, taking a very enlarged view of tae
policy he should support if returned for the West-Riding, and
throughout expressed himself in the most confident terms as to
his success. He laughed at the lame argument held out by his
noble opponent, that a mere majority of a show of hands there
and then was any criterion to be depended upon, as to the ul-
timate termination of the election, and was quite satisfied that
his lordship's situation. would more closely resemble that of
Lord J. Russell than would be agreeable (cheers). A show
of hands was then taken, and the high Sheriff declared the
majority to be in favour of Lord Morpeth, when Mr. Beckett
Dennison demanded a poll for Mr. Wortlev,—which the She-
riff appoinied to take place on Monday and Tuesday next, (yes-
terday and to-day.)
It was calculated that not less than 40,000 persons were pre-
sent; the best order was preserved throughout the proceedinv.
Liverpool, Merseyside, England, 1835-05-12

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TAN T ii 4), e T.-Wheeled rILETOgir Any pereoU
having such to Dispose of may he a purchaser by
leaving the price and particulars at the Standard-office, ad-
dressed to Mr. CouvrnUnST.

WANTED. A PARTNER would he admitted into an
old-established and prosperous WHO ESA LE WINE
and SPIRIT BUSINESS, It is essentia at he should take
an active part. To any. Gentleman w ' s acquainted in the
i
,iet.
trade and could command respectable noxious a preference
would be given. Capital required ay be discussed in a
personal interview.
Also WANTED, a GENTLEMAN to Travel and transact
oit
the Outdoor Department,- •
Letters addressed (post-paid) to M.R., at the Standard-office,
will meet due attention.

UCEUR.
A N ANNUITYMOIIIIETY POUNDS ill he sees red to
1-I._• any Lady or Gentleman who may be the means of intro,
ducing a temperate and higblv-respee/able Gentleman. to n
PERMANENT sTruAnos-. 'l'h Most implicit secrecy
and honour may be relied on.—Lett =addressed (post-paid)
to P.T., at Messrs. Penny and Palms Public Library, 31,
Berry-street, will meet with immediate attention.

COMMERCIAL TRAVELLER OR 'COMMISSION
AGENT.
A . HIGHLY respectable Young Manot;fee;xceptionable
.ti..
. character, possessing a very extensi • rish con9e3cipn
having travelled through that country wi ut intermission for
the last ten years, is desirous of tr g with a respectable
House (in either of the above calpities) wishing to extend
their business through Ireland generally. The Advertiser flat-
ters himself that he has a perfect knowledge of the stability.of
the great majOrity.of parties in trade in Ireland.
Letters addressed Commercial Traveller, at Mr. Tiernan?s,
9S, Lond6n-load, shall have prompt attention.

NEW BOTANIC GARDEN. EDGE-LANE.
TO BUILDERS.
ESTIMATES are Wanted for an ENT iCE LODGE,
&c. according to Plans and Spcci tions, which may
be seen by applying at the Office of J. ,UNNINGHAII, Archi-
tect, 26, Bold-street.
Sealed Tenders for the Work to s 6 addressed to the Chair-
man otthe 'Botanic Garden Committee (post paid), 26; Bold-
street, on or before Fain/a the 22d'instant.
Liverpool, 110 May, 1835.
Liverpool, Merseyside, England, 1835-05-12

SPXAKER.

On the motion of the Earl of Shaftesbury, his majesty's let-
ters patent, appointing Baron Deurnan, Lord Chief Justice of
the, Court of King's Bench, Speaker of the House of Lords,
and the Earl of Shaftesbury Speaker in his absence, were read.
Their lordships thou adjourned at half-past three o'clock.
Liverpool, Merseyside, England, 1835-05-12

*team Nalitgation.

For GREENOCK and
it ilh Goods and Passengers to the ielaw.
The GLASGI'W and LIVERPOOL Suter G CorOal7ty's.
FINE STEAM PACK
NityNDCEHESTER H. atri, Commander:
I
Rowe. CRAWFORD, Commander.
ILSA.C.RAIG M`Kat.r..a a, Commander.
-- • t;LASGOW T WYLIE, Commander.
1.1 V E RPOOL ROOT. HEPBURN, Commander
Sail, as under from the Clarence Dock, with or without Pilots,
calling (weath •r permitting) at Portpatrick, with Passengers
• 'I he CLYI iE sails To-Moßßow, (Wednesday,) the 13th in-
stant, at.Elevi7n o'clock in the Forenoon.
The MAN cHESTER sails on SATURDAY next, the 16th
instant, at One o'clock in the Afternoon..
The AILS 'l. CRAIG sails on MONDAY next, thelBth instant,
'it Three o'cl,.ck in the Afternoon.
Apply to MATTHIE and MARTIN,
India Buildings, Watee-street.

•
1..)1.41;1.11`; AND DEL.F.:ST.
THE etTr OP -DUBLIN
STEAM•PACKET COMPANY,
INCORPORATED BY ACT OF PARLIAMENT.
The a ore Company sail their Vessels, (with or without
Pilots,} taking Goods and Passengers to the following ports,
narrielT.
To bUI LIN Daily.
For BEI FAST, the NOTTINGHAM, To- RIZOW Even-
. jug, at Ni, e o'clock, from the Clarence Dock
Apply for. Dublin Line, to
SAMUEL PERRY, 27,
for Belfast Line, to Water-street.
JOHN M'CAMMON and Co.;

The pi iuciple of this Company is that of attaching all fm-
Porters acid Exporters by a Division of the Profits ameng them,
ftth• pay went of the Dividends—thus-creating a community of
interests between the Shippers and Shareholders,--a principle
WhiCh w al best guarantee to its .Proprietors a certainty of their
Dividends, and to Shippers of ell descriptions of -Goods, and
Live St • .ck the having 4 tv.e 11 supported EstabliahiCent of first-
class St earners, and the lowest rate of Freight compatible with
due a ttentien,to:their maintenance.
Liverpool, Merseyside, England, 1835-05-12

THE COURT, &c.

The Duchess of Kent and the Princess Victoria, attended by
Lady Flora Hastings and Baroness Lehien, returned to Ken-
sington Palace on Friday forenoon, from a visit to their
Majesties, at Windsor Castle. In the afternoon their royal
highnesses, attended by a large suite of ladies and gentlemen,
were present at the concert given at the Hanover-square
rooms, for the benefit of Mr. J. B. Sale, one of the Princess
Victoria's musical instructors.
The Duchess of Cambridge, accompanied by the Princess
Augusta and Prince George of Cambridge, left Cambridge
House at eleven o'clock on Friday morning, on a visit to
their Majesties at Windsor Castle. Sir James Reynett
tended her Royal Highness. The Royal Duchess returned to
town iu the evening:
Baron Strafford (Sir John Byng) is descended from the
great Earl of Strafford, whose title he has chosen. His grand-
mother (Lady Anne Connolly), Lady Lucy Howard, and
Lady Harriet Vernon, were the daughters of the Lord Strafford
who signed the peace of-UtrvEcht. The earldom has been ex-
tinct since 1799, and Mr: Byng, of Middlesex, inherited all the
earl's estates and personal property, which were settled on Sir
John
Nourri Effendi, the Ottoman ambassador, accompanied by
Prince Voglioridi, olgarnosiuterpreter and secretary of lega-
tion, had an interview on .Friday with Viscount Palmerston, at
the Foreign Office. I. Van do Weyer, the Belgic minister,
visited his lordship on Friday.
Liverpool, Merseyside, England, 1835-05-12

BANKRUPTS.

George Badenach and Thomas Jenkinson, Liverpool, brokers, May
18, and June 19, at onelat the Clarendon Rooms, Liverpool. Attor-
nies, Mr. Chester, Staple Inn, London ; and Mr. Davenport, Liver-
pool—John Powell Bannister, Harley-mews, Marylebone, London,
hackneyman—William Thomson, Cross-lane, Tower-street, London,
wine-merchant—John Evans. Bridge-street, Lambeth, grocer—James
Rowley, sen.,. Watney-street, Comthercial-road, London, baker—
Richard Elliott, Princes-street. Coventrv-street, London, licensed
victualler—John Scott, Wakefield, Yorkshire, grocer—John BishtQn,
Edward Kempson, William John Jellicorse, and William Callum,
Wolverhampton, ironrnasters—Wilson Hickson, Lincoln, grocer
James Sherry, Southampton; innkeeper.
Liverpool, Merseyside, England, 1835-05-12

Emp trial Vartianunt.

HOUSE OF LORDS.—WEnNEsnAv.
The House of Lords sat at twelve o'clock.
The peers present were the Duke of Richmond. the Earls of
Shaftesbury and Chichester, Lords Kenyon and Suffield, and
the Bishop of Bristol.
Liverpool, Merseyside, England, 1835-05-12

Zo fit

DESIRABLE ItESIDENZ"
TO be LET, with immediate possession, YTON HALL,
near Parkgste, in the county otrater, a roomy house,
delightfully situated above the River I, and looking over the
broad estuary of that river into Wales. It is in a good neigh-
bourhood, with good roads; the bathing on the shore cannot be
excelled. The excellent Gardens and Land attached to the
house contain 28 statute acres.
Apply to Mr.DAvirs, Mollington, near Chester.
Liverpool, Merseyside, England, 1835-05-12

DIVIDE'NDS.

May 19, T. Shaiples, Liverpool. ironmonger, at one, at the Claren-
don Rooms, Livsrpool--rMny 30, W. A. Ohmann and J. C. Kemp,
MorehaAts.'ateleven, at the Clarendon P.ooms. LiLarpp<. i_
JUtle 1, G. Taylor, London, sail cloth manuttcturer—June r, G. Sta-
tham, London, tailor—June 1, J. Leach, London,. tavern-keeper—
June 1, J. Duff, London; victualler—May 29, A. P. Driver, London—
May. 29, J.Grant, Dingwall, Scotland, surgeon—June 1, J. Newbery,
Readin,g, Berkshire, scrivener-June 1, W. I.anghorne, London. stock-
broker—May 29, E. Johnston, London, milliner—May 29, K. Fenner,
London, bookseller June .1, S. J. Taylor, London, snuff-manufne-
turer—May 29, W. Moody, Caistor, Lincolnshire, scrivener—Mav 30,
J. Lees, Newton .Moor, near llyde, Cheshire, cotton-spinner-iune
27, I. Dickinson, tilverston, Lancashire, scrivener—June 3, It. Baker
and J, Harley', Southampton, stone maso s—Jane 3, I. 8.-lkiartin.,
Salisbury, Wiltshire, draper—May 20, T. Tipping, Warrington, Lan-
cashire, miller.
Liverpool, Merseyside, England, 1835-05-12

THE VICSRAGE OF CHILDWALL,

TO raR EDITOR OP THE LIVERPOOL STrIND.4RI).
Si correspondent in the Liverpool Journal insinuates
that the Bishop of Chester is the rector of Childwall, and has
the great tithes. Now, the fact is, that Sir John Gerard, a
popish baronet, is the lay rector of Childwall, and has the great
tithes; this popish rector has, moreover, been of late exacting
the tithe of hay from the township of Much Woolton, which has
been exempt beyond the memory of man.—l am, &c., G.
Liverpool, Merseyside, England, 1835-05-15

UDZITED STATES.

•
To succeed the 131100 K LYN.--ITo sail on the th instant.
FO,1;141:W YORK. the very fine k -class Amer--
•(• a n Ship 'ALFRED,. C.aptain Cu ES Cagvitit;
••• • 1-- ourthen 460 togs, copperedazul co er-fastened, sails
e,, very fast, is now only on her thin voyage, and is in
eery respoct a very excellent conveyance for goods and pas-
-7r4Klrs„—Fot freight.br: passage apply'dit board, in Piince's
kk, or, t WADDINGTON,' HOLT, and Co.

On'aecouii t of whom it may cower .
On MONDAY next, the 18th instant; at Os clock, at Messrs.
Bryans and CO.'s Warehonse n-street,
69 Caski of New Grass'
Damaged on board the John Ornrbd, from Wexford.—Apply
to Messrs. BityANs, HERD, and Co., or Messrs. THOMAS
MAnoNr.and Co:, Merchants, or to

JAMES HERD, Broker.

T

Oh account of whom it may concer .
On TUESDAY next, the 19th 'instant, at ' even o'clock, a
Messrs: Bank's Warehouse, Pe Litt) -e-crardens,
480 'Bags Dama Y,
ged LINS E
Ex Tapley, from Calcutta.—!..9.pply to
LIENRY GLYN,N, Bio'ker.

On TUESDAY next, 'the .19th- instant, at
Bateson and Horsfall's Office, Low,
4000 East India-Klr,
Now landing.—Appry to 11r. GAIiDNEI:
to ' BATESON and HOF

131WiJRDAY-.

Ob" Tuuaß oAY nekt, the 21st instant, at Twel o'clock, al
Bateson and' llorsfall's Office, 'Lower C e-street,
280 mis Brazil COFF.KB,
Now landing ex aiiian and Ann.—Apply to A essrs. WALKER,
HCGIIES, and CL.tiztc, Merchants.
'l3 ATESON and HORSFALL, Brokers.

Withoat'resdyr6;---By order of the Administrator of the late'Mr.
John 136ardinam.
On THURSDAY next, the 21st instant, at One o'cl k, at the
Office.oF R. W. Preston, India-buildings, Wat r.street,
8 Hergsheads
38 Quarter Casks SHERRY WINE, of v
44 Bairels and irn o s,'
1 Pipe
1 Hdgshead WIRE, •
4 Quarter'Casks _ •
8 Pipes
8 -Hogsheads FECUIRA PORT WINE,
6 QitaTter Casks
1 Quarter Cask LISBON WINE,
2 Hogsheads
WINE,
3 'QnZ:tiei Casks BRONTE. 8
Pipes SPANISH RED WINE,
2 Case's CLARET;
1 Hogshead PORT WINE.
Samples may be tasted and Catalogues had on the Morning of
sale.--Apply
to R. W. PRESTON, Broker'.

'ions qpalities

Twelv o'clock, al
er Cast -street,
'S.
Bo s, Merchant, cm
RS ALL, Brokers.
Liverpool, Merseyside, England, 1835-05-15

Etgai Notice.

NOTICE TO CREDITORS.
ALL persons having any claim upon estate of Mr.
JOHN,'BOOTLE, Of .Lunt, in t unty of Lancaster,
gentleman deceased, are iequested t send the particulars of
the same Mr. Edward Bootle; Lunt, Mr. William Molvneux
Rothw•ell, Sefton, or Mr. Thomas Aspinwall, Lydiate, the exe-
cutors, or to the Office of JOHN'and JAMES, Bitowi, Solicitors,
Exchange-streetoPtst,- Liverpool,

WOOLFIELD'S BAZAAR,
71 AND 72, CHURCH-STREET, LIVERPOOL,
ADJOINING THI3 POSTOFFICE.
EMPORIUM
FOR.SUPERIOR LONDON JEIvELLERT.
SUPERB - BRONZES, CLOCKS, LAMPS, CHANDE
LIERS, CHIMNEY ORNAMENTS, •
. .

ST. JOHN'S-PLACE, CHESTER.
1~0 be LET, for a term of three or seven years, all that
capital Family HOUSE, or MANSIO called
John's Place, with the Lodge, Shrubbery, wal Garden, four-.
:stalled Stable, double Coach-house,. and nth Appurtenances
thereunto belonging, now in the. oceup of the Proprietor
thereof.
The-Mansion consists of a Study, M ning-room,
room, 26 feet long by 16 feet wideDra ing-room, .1 with fold-
ing doors,} 46 feet long by 16 feet w' eight best .Bed-rooms;
with four• Dressing-rooms, excellent tcheas, Butler's. Pantry,
Housekeeper's Rooms, &c. &c.

. . .
, .
.
The Mansion and Premises are in the most complete state of
repair, and will lre found altogether _to be one of the most de.
sir,ible•residences in this city, and may, if desired, be entered
upon immediately. - „
L For further particulars apply, if by letter post paid, to Dr.
CUMMING; tOr 10.111re•GARDNER; Hotel-row, Chester.
Liverpool, Merseyside, England, 1835-05-15

to be 5.10113 or ,et.

Imo be SOLD or LET, Furnished, ORTH VIEW
HOUSE? EVERTO•N' VALLEY, two 113' s t oui the Liver-
pool Exchange, in the most heatthfal si ation ; built iu the
most substantial manner of Dolishtd stone and finished in a su,
perb style, with excellent mahogany d rs, &c.;. with a pod
Garden, well stocked with choice frui ees full bearing, en-
closed with a strong stone wall, Coach ruse, Stable, a Shippon
for four .cowst with or without abou 14,000 square yards. of
Three. SHOPS in Paradise-street, corner of
King-street, and a WAREHOUSE adjoining. Land of inhe,
ritauce. •: . .
Ten ROOMS to he LET for Offices.

Apply to JOHN LANG, onthePremises; or to Mr. DALE,
Church-street; Liverpool.
Liverpool, Merseyside, England, 1835-05-15

By Mr. COGLAN,
On TUESDAY, the 26th instant, at One o'clock in the after-
. ternoon at the George Inn, Dale-street, Liverpool,
Lot I.Au that Piece or Parcel'of LAND, situate on the
west side of Elizabeth-street, in Liverpool, at the
end, near Pembroke-place, containing in front to Eljzatrati-
street, and at the back severally, yards or they outs, and
running in depth backwards on both sides v ly, including
an area of 6 feet wide to be made to th ont of. Elizabeth..
street, 27 yards or thereabouts.
2. And also all that Piece or Parcel of LAND, with the
Messuage or Dwelling-house thereon erected, situate On the
south side of Pleasant-street, in Liverpool, containing in front
thereto, and at the back severally, 15 feet or,thereabouts, and
running in depth backwards on both sides severally 57 feet or
thereabouts, and now in the occupation of Mr. John Jones..
Each Lot is held by Lease under the Corporation of Liver-
pool for the 'remainder of a term ofls years, 4 years of which
have expired as regards Lot 1, and ab-out 5 years as regards
Lot 2.

For further particulars apply to Mr. PAYNE, Solicitor, Duke-
street, Liverpool.
Liverpool, Merseyside, England, 1835-05-15

ZOOLOGICAL GARDENS.

Mr. Atkins, in pursuance of the plan acted upon last year,
had made preparations for opening the season at this favourite
place of resort with a fancy bazaar and a magnificent display of
fireworks. 111onday and Tuesday last were fixed upon for the
entertainments. Ilie grounds were iu the finest condition, and
some recent alterations, particularly a rustic bridge thrown over
one of the walks, added much to the beauty of the landscape.
The weather, unfortunately, was so unfavourable as to render a
postponement of the fete absolutely necessary. It is accordingly
arranged that the display of fireworks, &c. shall take place on
the evenings of Monday and Tuesday next. Notwithstanding
the enterprising proprietor of the gardens was thus prevented
fnlfilling, his intention of gratifying the public by a display of
fireworks, we are glad to state that the bazaar was very well
patronised, and that many of the leading families of the town
and neighbourhood graced the scene by their attendance.
Liverpool, Merseyside, England, 1835-05-15

INDIVIDUALS GOING ABROAD from the Port of
LIVERPOOL are informed 5,
-01-:
S. W. SILVER and CO CO,(
Of No*. 9 and 10, COHNHILL• LONDON,
that they may procure the whole or an part of an OUTFIT,
it (from the coarsest to the finest al. yof Goods known, iu-
clud.ng Caton Furniture,) at the Honee,
Nos. 4 and 5, ST. GEORGE'S RESCENT SOUTH,
LIVERPOOL
. ,
At the same WHOLESAI,F, SHIPPING PRICES as at
their WAREHOUSE in LONDON.
Daily coonnuoication between London and Liverpool for Ship
Failing Information, &c.
Liverpool, Merseyside, England, 1835-05-15

.311t.trIliBence•

TUESDAY, MAY 12,—Noon, 'Wind W.—Fresh breeze.
Anurvan—Providence, Volbrecht, from Danxic—Melantho, Wheel-
Ivright, frOm St. Domingo—Cesnock,—, from Africa, sailed from
Benin Bth -Feb—Cupid,-.Stephenson, from. NeW YOrk—Rotalink
Smith, from Mobile—London, M'Lean, from calcntta. '
Sati.En=dolurrihia, Thinai, for M4deira—Hopkinson, White, De-
merara-h.-Edwin, Hair, PAtgWastt,-Susan,Willi,
heriand, HaSty, New York—Nerio, Jarvis; Lisbon—Spencer Wynne_r
Evans,•Hamburg—Minervi, Hertzberg,' Narva, &c. ' • '

-- • •
The Pretty Lass, hence, at Benin: - -
Amelia Matilda; Jones, fronkßenin, at Cope Lopez.
Lady'Donglas,DawSion, from While, at Savannah.
Guernsey Lily,•Guillot. hence, at Rio de:Janeiro.' '
Dart,'Ditchatn, hence, for Genoa, off Cape Sc. it 24th u;t.
New 'City of Cork,Tollock, frOm Barbados, at the Cove of Cork.
Newtown, Guthrie, from Inverness, for New Xork, at ditto, leaf,Bristol. Herbert. frOm Sierra Leone:off ditto, and sailo for 'London.
ItoyAl George, Dawson, from Monte Video, off ,ditto, and sailed for
[nll. "

Arabtan, Boult, from the Mauritius, at Bristol.
Planter, —, sailed from Canton for this pyrt, Keykous to,l 1s
,Jan. •
ST. Jourt, N.B. Ist APRIL.—The Victoria, AitchesOnLfilt 147M/1001,
in proceeding to sea, struck at the entrance dr the harpour; and will
:have.to put back and disch.•}rge. • •
'Pwm.ust.t, 11th itt t Ilindoo, (late M'Donald,) from Peme-
ixara, for this port, ran upon Yarn Badrig, in Cardigan Bay, yesterday
morning, but drove off on the flood with little if any flatuage. •
Liverpool, Merseyside, England, 1835-05-15

PERSIA.
Intelligence has been received from Teheran, dat4e{rir
the 18th of March, of a brilliant success obtained by ''e
Henry Bethune, near Ispaltan, in an action against °,llbe
of the insurgent corps, which are vet in arms against
authority of the new Shah. Sir Henry Bethune had ue,;(l
sent forward by the Shah's government to occupy
tranquillize Ispahan. He had not only succeeded in t`;,,
object, but having learned that the troops of Tirma"er
Firmaee, about 5,000 men, chiefly horsemen, under aro,
of his brother, Hassen Allee Meerza, and some otherch
the princes of the blood, were endeavouring to apPr°3ot
Ispahan, Sir Henry Bethune instantly marched with at'°ed
4,900 men and twenty guns to oppose them. By a foreoff
march, and a well executed movement, he had cut_mi
their way through the mountains, by which they h°, a",
to reach the city unperceived, had forced them to actl°.,
and completely defeated them, capturing their wholae,leoe
fantry, with the camp and baggage, while Hasse" v
Meerza himself escaped, attended only by fifty borserl3,.
1,.
Thus little or no difficulty was apprehended in the sOn'.i.;
and, indeed, so far as regards open oppositions matte at
were goihg on prosperously for the perfect establishrne
of the power of Mahomed shah in Persia,.

The Augsburgh Gazette of the 7th of May has advice:
from Constantinople of the 16th ultimo, accordin4,o
which, preparations were making for the departure 01
Sultan, who was to proceed to Smyrna, it was thouriv
on board a frigate. His departure would have alma
taken taken place had it not been for the existence 01 :1;e
plague in Egypt, and a dispute which had arise
"r;
divan between the Kiaja-Bey and the Reis Effendi, °°"-
cerning a point of etiquette. Lord Ponsonby is rePre:
sented to be persevering in his opposition to the treq
with Russia, and delivering notes on the subject,
are not much cared for, as the British ministry are 00
thought disposed to come to a rupture.
Liverpool, Merseyside, England, 1835-05-15

Are e tat FiIIDA NEIC

On"Fietb,ity, the ,29th instant, at Twelve d' •,. at Bateson and'
. Horsfall's Office, Lower Cast r street,
201 Chests,SHELL LA
40 Bales SAFFLOWER,
150 Bales MUNJEET,
4000 BUFFALO HORNS,
16 Tons REDWOOD,
, .
59 Bags BEES' WAX,
'Now landing ex John Moodall.—Apply to Mr. H. DUTCHMAN,
Merchant. - . BATESON and HORSFALL,.Brokers.
Liverpool, Merseyside, England, 1835-05-15

THE TURKISH AMBASSADOR.

PORTSMOUTH, MAY 9.—Namick Pacha, Envoy Extraordi-
nary, and suite, alighted at the George Inn; in this town,' front
London, on Sunday evening, and was received with all the
honours due to his rank. UnlVlonday morning, Admirals Sir
Thomas Williams? Sir F. Maitland, and the Lieutenant-Go,
vernor, Sir Thomas M'Malion,*paid their respects to the distin-
guished visitor, "w'ho,nttetidgcl by Sir Frederick Maitland. &c.,
shortly. afterwards embarked under a salute from the garrison;
and visited the Viceroy (flag ship), and thence proceeded to
the Dock-yard,'where he inspected the various branches in that
department. In the evening his Excellency was entertained at
dinner by the Lieutenant-Governor. On Tuesday morning the
whole of the troops in the' arrison assembled on Southsea
' Common, whither the Ambassador, with the Lieutenant-Go-
vernor, proceeded on horseback. The troops, aftergoing through
various evolutions, marched past and saluted his Excellency,
whose presence eteifed constdeiable interest, a vast concourse
of persons being present. In the afternoon his Excellency and
Suite- embarked on board the Brunswick steam-vessel, and pro,
ceeded to Plyinonth, on a visit to that arsenal.
Pt.Yltt(itTH, MAY 2.—His Highness Namick Pacha, Am-
bassabor Extraordinary from Turkey, arrived on Wednesday
evening last, at the Royal Hotel in this town, by the Brunswick
steamer; 'from Portsmouth. The authorities here, we are in-
formed; received no previous intimation of „his Highness's in-
tended Visit nntil too late to pay him the usual honours on his
arrival. About eleven o'clock on Tuesday morning a guard of
honotir, consisting of about 1W Marines, together with the (Ye-
neral and admiral in command at this port, accompanied by
several other militaryand naval officers, attended on his High:
ness. •Theie escorted him first to the Victualling-office at
Stdnehciuse, thence to the San Joseph guard-ship, and after-
wail& to the Dock-:yard. his Highness was honoured with a
• royal salute as he passed the flag-ship and government batteries,
and, we understand; eipresSed, himself in high terms with all he
saw. His Hi' hrieSs dined on Thursday with the Port-admiral,
Sir Williain. Hargood,.K.C.B., at' Devonport. Yesterday there
was a gehhiad review "of the troops in garrison at this place on
Wilt) t Vise, DevonpOrt; which was honoured with his High-
ness's presence; whO expressed himself highly satisfied at the
result. 'Tri 'the 'evening he dined with the general,',Sir
K.C.H., at the Government House, Devon-
port, aTtcr which tie left fOr Bath.
Liverpool, Merseyside, England, 1835-05-15

DESIRABLE RESIDENCE •
►VO be LET..with immediate possession,•t YTON HALL,
near .Parkgate; in the county of. Ch et-, a roomy house,
delightfully situated,above the RiveriDee and looking over the
broad estuary.oLthat river into Wale tisiu a good neigh-
bourhood, with good roads; the bathi on the shore cannot be
excelled. The excellent Gardens an . Land attached to the
house contain.22.statute acres:
Apply to Mr. DAVI Es, Alollington,.near Chester.

LAR K. LANE: TO XT/rH- P k.-
MO be LET (with immediate : possessi li an excellent
I. FAMILY HOUSE, containing fo Bed-rooms, two
Parlours, Kitchen, Pantry, and good- Ce arinz with a largo
Garden attached, well stocked with choir 'ruit'Trees in good
condition; and.a small Field adjoining he Outbuildings ton-
sist:of a Gig-house, Stable for three.ll es, Shippon, &c. The
distance. from Liverpool Town-hall out three .miles.—For
further particulars apply to Mr. J. R. GoRsT, 25, Great Char-,
lotte-street,• Mr. ROB FRODSHAM, 1, King-street; onto
Mr. Joust:BERRY, 3, Cook-street, John-street, Liverpool.
Liverpool, Merseyside, England, 1835-05-15

atanteb.

vIETANTED, by a-YOUNG MAN wel experienced in the
Irlf Grocery Business and Bookkeep. Ig, a_SITUATION
as SALESMAN or BOOKKEEPF .. moderate salary
will be eirpeetetl: Th.ttiust satisfactor reference will,begiven
from his present en\ployer.--Apply; to 'W. (post-paid,)
at the Standard-office.

- NEW BOTANIC GARDEN, EDG-
TO BUILDERS. • . ,
ESTIMATES are Wanted for a❑ ENT NCF; LODGE,
IJ &c. according to Plans and Sp ' ,atians,: which' way
be seen by applying at the OfEe of J. UN:SIMI-IAM, .Archi-
tect, 26, 1301 d-street. _ _ . __ _

Sealed. Tenders for the Work to be addressed to the. Chair-
man of the Botanic Garden Committee..(post paid)). 2G, Bold-
street, on or before FRIDAY the.22diustant.
Liverpool; lith Allay, 1835.-
Liverpool, Merseyside, England, 1835-05-15

ANT) ALL THE VAHIOU3

FANCY MANUFACTURES OF ENGLAND, FRANCE;
GERMANY, &c., • • • -

MANUFACTORY FOR.

tro bt Ett.

ri-to-. be LET, -a newly-erected WAR I USE, with Count-,
• I_ i ses and Forwarding-rooms s• uate on the east,side.
of Park-lane, and-west side of Frederic street, and near to the
New Custom-house.—For further par ulars appiy to Messrs.
'CR umr; Old Church-yard.
Liverpool, Merseyside, England, 1835-05-15

7IVERPOOL,

y BRISCOE begs leave most respectiutly to announce
i! • tuthe Ladies of Liverpool and the neighbourhood, that
his Stock is now complete, in every departmente for the pre-
sent Season, and would-call- their attention to an extensive
and choke Assortment of Loudon PIuNTED Aj.CsLiNS and
TWILLED CAMEL/U:3, Black and Coloured Geo( DE NAPLES,
Satins, Sarcenets, Ribbons, Neckerchiefs,: Gloves, Sewed
Collars and Capes, Lace and Gauze Veilse:Shawls in Crape,
Spun Silk, Thibet Wool, Filled Middles and Qunkers, Silk and
Cotton Hosiery; Nets, 'Muslin .TritnnAtlgsi and various other
Articles of Dress.
The general Drapery department presents a complete As-
sortment of TAB,. cum., NAPKINS, and Covens, Irish,
Scotch, and Barnsley SHEETINGS, BEI). 'frcxs, TowELLINGs,
CoeNTERpANES, QUILTS, BLANKETS; Furniture Prints and
Dimities, Window Blinds, GRASS BLEACHED- IisISH• LINENS,
Lawns, and Diapers; French Gambrics- and Handkerchiefs,Frollat;ds, Jeans,•Ginghams, Long Glottis, Flannels, and evory
other Article in general. use ; and, as the aim .of the Proprietor
'is to give satisfaction to. the wearer, my Goods are offered-. for
sale. but such as can-be confidently reoommended.
Binnbasins, Crapes; and every other.' Article for Family
Mourning.
Funerals completely Furnished.
AN APPRENTICE WANTED.
For SALE. or, BARTER,--..One Hundred - Feet of CAST'
IRON -SKYLIGHT already glazed, suitable• for a green-',
house, &e.
133, Oldhall-street.
Liverpool, Merseyside, England, 1835-05-15

TIIE MONTH OF MAY.

The month of May is rather remarkable, in consequence of
be births and deaths of man+ distinguished men having oc-
curred in that month. Addison was born, and Dryden died,
on the Ist; Sir John Thornhill died on the 4th; Napoleon
Bonaparte, who was declared Emperor on the 18th, 1804,
died on the sth. 18'21; Cumberland died on the 7th, Bishop
Porteus on the Bth, Schiller on the 9th, the Earl of Chatham
on the 11th. and on the latter day, in the year 1812, Mr. Per-
cival wits assassinated by Bellingham iu flie lobby of the House
of Com-Mons. The Earl of Strafford was beheadeil on the 12th:,
Rowe aid on the rath, and on the same day. twovedrs'ago,
Keith the.tragi,dian quitted this earthly stagy. -Grattan died .on
the 14th; DrAertner. was born on the 17th, •Anna 13iiletn 'was
beheaded- kin the 19th, and 11:.sivell died on that day of the
month. A.ll,ert Darer was horn. and Columbus died, 'on the
20th; Dr Wharton died on the 21st; Pope was born, and'Bec •
caria died. on the 22d; Limon, and Dr. Hunter were burp on.
the 23rd, Copernicus died on the '24th. Di. Paley on the 25th,
Haydn rin the 213th ; Dante was 'born and Calvin died, on the
27th; William Pitt was born, and Bishop Hurd, died on the
28th: Sir'Ramphry Davy. died on the 'ah; Pope, Voltaire,
and Sir James Mackintosh died on the 30th; and Sir J. Mal-
colm on the 31st. Seringapatam was taken 'on the 4th, the bat-
tle of Lodi was' fought on the 10th, .ltadcliff Library, Oxford,
was routine(' on the 17th. and King Charles 11. was restored to
-is crown on the 29th. On the qlth the Princess Victoria will
ttain her 16th year, having been born in 1819; and on the
7th Prince Cent7g.e of Cumberland will arrive at'the same age.

FEMALE ENirc;itATTAN TO NW/ SOUTH WALES.—A • letter
fr,ini Nets South Wales atates the arrival in that colony of the
David Scott, with 247 female emiants, sent out by• his Ma-
je.‘tv's government the *chile of whom, with the exception "of
.tkirty, were engttged within eleven days from their 'arrival.