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The Liverpool Standard and General Commercial Advertiser.
Liverpool, Merseyside, England, 1835-01-23

Duncombe and Cayley retorned.

SOUTH DERBYSHIRE.
Sir Roger Greisley. . 2,495
Crewe 2,515
Vernon 0., • • •• 1,941
Lord Waterpark . 1,910
The two first returned. Mr. Vernon and Lord Waterpark
resigned at the close of the first day's poll.

IRISH ELECTIONS.

COUNTY OF DUBLIN.

The polling on Saturday morning proceeded in the nsual way,
until half-past four o'clock:, when it was announced that Mr.
Hamilton had resigned. It was contrary to the wish of Mr.
Hamilton or his friends that the county should be agitated yes-
terday by the friends of Messrs. Fitzsimon and Evans, and it is
also said, that the contest was proceeded with more to test the
honesty of certain pledged voters, than with any ultimate view
of certain success.

At the conclusion the High Sheriff, Fenton Hort, Esq., an-
nounced the numbers ou the poll to be as follows :
Fitzsimon
Evans 825
Hamilton
Johnston
Mr. Johnston, a relative of Mr. Hamilton, was formally pro-
posed, and polled two votes, that, in the event of a petition being
proceeded with, he might come iu as the colleague of Mr. Ha-
milton.
The High Sheriff, after declaring the state of the poll, an-
nounced Messrs. Fitzsimon and Evans as duly elected.
The zealous and active exertions of the constabulary under
the command of Captain Harpur, tended very much to prevent
anything tending to disturbance or a breach of the peace during
the election.
Liverpool, Merseyside, England, 1835-01-23

COUNTY LONDONDERRY ELECTION.

This election was held on Thursday, when the two late mem-
bers, Sir Robert Bateson and Captain Jones were returned
without opposition.

COUNTY CARLOW ELECTION.

GLORIOUS VicTORT—THRF.E JOINTS OF THR TAIL OFF.—
At five o'clock on this evening (Saturday.) 'the polling ceased
on both sides, although the friends of Colonel Bruen and Mr.
Kavanagh had " sixty men" to poll, and the opposite party
totally -broken down and completely exhausted during the
absence of the High Sheriff and the Assesssor, Mr. Tomb.
At half-past five o'clock Colonel .Bruen entered the court, and
the burst of applause which greeted his appearance surpassed
anything we ever witnessed in any part of the empire. He
bowed to his constituency repeatedly, and stated—" I am happy,
gentlemen, to see you so unanimous in opinion" (cheers, and
cries or none but the friends of Bruen and Kavanagh here.)
At half-past six o'clock the Sheriff entered the court, accompa-
nied by the Assessor, and on declaring tile state of the poll, and
the return of Colonel Bruen and Mr. Kahnagh, the cheering was
of such a nature that no officer of the court could be heard for
several minutes. On silence being restored, Colonel Bruen
presented himself, and was received by astounding cries of
"we have you in again, Colonel, with the descendant of the
Irish kings." Such was the enthusiasm and devotion of his
brave and heroic friends, that the Colonel himself had to get
on the table and cry out, " gentlemen, hear your representa-
tive." (Loud cheers, and cries of "to be sure we will.")

STATE OP THE POLL AT THE CLOSE.
Colonel Bruen
Mr. Kavanagh 587
Mr. O'Connell 554
Mr. Cahill 553
Liverpool, Merseyside, England, 1835-01-23

FRENCH FUNDS, PArtls, JAN. 16, 1835.
5 per cent lo7f. 25c. 20e. 75c.
Exchange on London 1 month nf. 30e.
Ditto 3 months 2sf. If c.
41 per cent. Ann. div. payable
4 per cent. Ann. div. pay. 22 March and 22 Sept. 93f. 40c.
3 per cent. div. payable 22d June and 22d Dec 77f. 10e. sc.
Bank Shares, div. payable Ist Jan. and Ist July , 1797, 50c.
Liverpool, Merseyside, England, 1835-01-23

SCOTCH ELECTIONS..

. LANARKSHIRE.—CIose of the poll.
Mr. Maxwell
Mr. Lockhart (Conservative).... 1117
The final state of the poll in the county of Lanark speaks for
tself. The conservative candidate has carried very considerable
najorities at four of the six polling places of the county, viz.,
L.Aanark, Biggar, Airdrie, and Glasgow—in all of which districts
:he electors are of that mixed description, proprietors, farmers,
Ind villagers, as to afford a criterion whereby to judge of the
tats of political feeling iu Lanarkshire, and establishing, by the
nost unquestionable evidence, that reaction in favour of con-
,ervative principles which has been so much disputed.
In the Hamilton district, which is the strong-hold of the duke,
I somewhat singular game was played off. The strongest as-
surances were given of the duke's neutrality, and that his great
Influence would not be brought to bear against Mr. Lockhart ;
out so soon as the struggle commenced, the mask of neutrality
was dropt, and every nerve was strained to bring up the whole
of this influence in favour of Mr. Maxwell. In the Avondale
district, where the majority is so heavy, the same promises of
non-intervention on the part of his grace, and other influential
individuals, were relied on, but were nut observed;—on the con-
trary, those who had held out, that they were not to interfere,
were active beyond' all belief ; and but for the extraordinary
zeal and activity of ail* pretended neutrals, there can be no
doubt Mr. Lockhart must have been successful.

As. it is, however, it cannot be said the conservative cause has
suffered in this encounter; ou the contrary, a decisive victory
has been achieved. There was not above four days to canvass
the county. Mr. Lockhart stood forward against the member
in possession, who at la 4 election polled in the proportion of
three to one against the onservative candidate, and who had
been for a long period at work to secure his seat; and the result
is, that on the first day's polling, the " liberal" candidate, as he
styles himself, has only a majority of 18, out of 1900 votes polled
on that day. And at the final close of the poll, after every ex-
ertion, every artifice, and even violence had been resorted to,
to bring up Mr. Mitxv4's,. and doter Mr. Lockhart's voters
from going forward (whieh in many instances was too success-
ful,) the result is, that the successful candidate has only a ma-
jority of 131, out of 2368 electors who polled—just about 5 per
cent. on the polled electors; and we can truly say, that more
than this majority, out of the number of pledged supporters of
Mr. Lockhart, were prevsiled on to remain at home, where they
could not be prevailed on Vo far to forget themselves as to vote
on the opposite side—or by undue means carried to vote against
him. notwithstanding of their promise to give him their support.
—Glasgow Courier.
Liverpool, Merseyside, England, 1835-01-23

-IAVEUPOOL COTTON 'MARKET. JANUARY 22;
'?4,Thi. sales since Monday amount to about 8,000 bales, at steady
prices to the trade. ..• , •••

.ACCOUNT OF SALES A:
From the 10th to :hi

D IMPORTS OF COTTON.
16th instant incluaire.-
Liverpool, Merseyside, England, 1835-01-23

THEIR MAJESTIES, &c.

BRIGHTON, JAN. 20.—Their Majesties continue to enjoy ex-
cellent health. The King has taken his favourite drive as far
as the Norfolk Bridge daily since the election.
The King entertained at dinner on Sunday, enclusively of
the Royal suite, Colonel and Lade Isabella Wemyss, Pev.
T. F. Foord Bowes, and Colonel and. Lady A. Seymour.
His Majesty will give a grand evening party next Monday
to the most of the nobility and gentry in the county.
Their Majesties entertained at inner yesterday evening the
u
Dowager Countess of Guildford the Ladies Not th, Marquis
and Marchioness of Bute, Marqu and Marchioness Conyng-
ham, and Captain Pechell, M.P., and Hon. Mts. Pechell. •
The following are among the latest calls at the Palace 5
Captain Trans's, R.N. (on leaving,) the Hon. Colonel Parker,
General Gascoigne, Colonel Drummond, Colonel Sir G. Tees:
dale, Captain and Mrs. Fuller, R.N., Mr. B. and Miss Bar-
nard, Colonel Adve, Lieut. G. Rabett, R.N., Sir James and
Lady Fellowes, Major-General Sir T. Reynell, Colonel Sir
Octavius Carey, Sir M., Lwly and Miss Tierney, . Sir A.
Christie, Lord St. Vincent and Miss Jervis, and Sir C. M.
Clark.

The King gave audiences to Adin;ral Sir Charles Rowley
and Captain Raigersfield lt.N., on Sunday.

The Landgravine of Hesse Homberg will we understand
remain with their Majesties till the close of next summer.

Hii Majesty will inspect the Staff of the Sussex Militia in
the Riding School at the Pavilion to-morrow. His Grace the
Duke of Richmond, as Colonel of the regiment, has received
his Majesty's commands to attend and meet the Field-Officers,
who will have the honour of dining at the Royal table to-
morrow evening.
Liverpool, Merseyside, England, 1835-01-23

COTTON MARK ET.—Two O'CLOCK.
The demand to-day is good from dealers and sp
and the sales will amount to 3,000 to 4,000 bales, at
yesterday's prices.

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SHIPPING INTELLIGEN

ARRIVALS.
Dampier, , f om Nassau.
Comet and Commerce. (steamers,)
Vulcan. (steamers,) Glasgow.
Earl of Roden, (steamer,' Dundalk.
Fair Trader, Reynolds, Drogheda.
Mersey. )steamer,) Belfast.
OFF PORT—One barque, 3 brigs, and two snows, at half-past 11.
Liverpool, Merseyside, England, 1835-01-23

STIRLING BURGHS.

Tho majority ou the gross poll of the burghs for Lord Del-
meny was, at the close of the first day, 72; at which time Mr
Crawford retired.

DUNDEE.

• Wednesday the Right Hon. Sir Henry Parnell, Bart., was,
on the motion of William Lindsay, Esq., seconded by Bailie
Symon, unanimously re-elected member of parliament for the
burgh of Dundee. At the request of the electors, Sir Henry
did not attend. •
• VICK BURGHS.
On Wednesday Mr. Loch was unanimously elected repre-
sentative of the northern distirct of burghs.
Liverpool, Merseyside, England, 1835-01-23

On F.:alt.

CONSTANTLY ON S .E,
Buenos Ayres and Monte Video DRY d ALTED:OX
HIDES, of heavy and lig eights,
in quality equal to any ever imported I the River Plate ; the
Salted Hides being free trout flesh and salt, well trinimed,, and
invariably' with'out-injitry from heat.—Apply to'Gso. BAnK ER
and Co., or to SAMUEL LAFONE, 0, Tithebarn-street.

Bar, Rod,lloOri- Sheet'and Pie IRON,
RAILS, T. IiAIIIII,ATE f?ze.
SCRIVENOIt'S' Patent Wrought on HA IRS ;
BOILER PLATES,-Ang.le.an Rivet IRON ;
English and Ford. FEEL,
NAILS, ANVILS, PLOUGH ?1' 'LDS, SHIP-KNEES,
_ _

HURDLES, &c.;
Sheathing; 'rile, Bolt, and Sheet COPPER, Ez.c. ;
TINPLATES, BLOCK TIN, &c.
Apply to EDWIN MA W,
.11, Exchange-buildings,
Agent to the British Iron Company.
IVarehouse7 Formby-street.
Liverpool, Merseyside, England, 1835-01-23

ELGIN AND NAIRNSHIRE.

The election for a member for these counties took place at
Forres on Tuesday, when the Hon. Colonel Grant was unani-
mously elected. The zalla t colonel was proi'sed by Sir W.
G. Cumming, and sectlnded by Mr. Grant, of Viewfield.
Liverpool, Merseyside, England, 1835-01-23

EAST SURREY.

Here, too, although to the immediate vicinity of the metro-
polis, conservatism has triumphamtly returned Captain Alsager.
and by doing so, chopped o ono joint from the Cockney tail.
At the close of the contest the numbers were.—

For Captain Alsager
Major Beauclerk. 1,307
Radicals .
J. J. Briscoe, 5 •• '• ' 1,194
Majority for Alsager
Alsager and Beauclerk returned.

From the Morning Post :—" It was evident from the polling in
the early part of the second day that Captain Alsager's election
was secure, and that the contest would be between Messrs. Bris-
coe and Beauclerk, who had hitherto coalesced. At the close of
the poll on Monday Mr. Briscoe had a majority of 20 over Ma-
jor Beauclerk, which at twelve o'clock on Tuesday was reduced
to 10, and at the final close the majority was in favour of Major
Beauclerk, he having 113 votes more than the other. Captain
Alsager being placed at the head of the poll, and with so great
a majority, is a source of much gratification and triumph to the
electors generally. The poll books will be cast up and the
members duly declared by the..slieriffs on Thursday morning, at
Croydon. Gratifying as this resilt may be to Captain Alsager
it is much more so to the electors of Surrey, as it was not from
any ambition of his, but at their earnest solicitations that ho al-
lowed himself to be put in nomination as a candidate ; and great
reason have the electors to congratulate themselves upon their
choice, for they could not have selected a more honourable or
unassuming man, or with a more excellent character in private
life, while his political principles are completely in unison with
those who have the true interests of their country at heart, and
would preserve its institutions from being sacrificed under the
s.peeidus mask of reform at the shrine of democracy. The elec-
tors of Surrey have done their duty nobly, and have added ano-
ther to the already numerous proofs that there is a powerful re-
action extant throughout the kingdom in favour of conservative
principles."
Liverpool, Merseyside, England, 1835-01-23

MARLBOROUGH-STREET.—TuEspiy.

Mr. Thomas Parker Steadman, a respectable tradesman re.
siding in Oxford-street, was yesterday brought before M 1•. Con-
ant, on a warrant, charged with committing an assault upon a
sergeant in the Grenadier Guards, named George Philips, under
the following extraordinary circumstances.
The complainant stated, that on Taursday night last, about
eleven o'clock, he was walking along Oxford-street, in company
with a female, when the defendant came up to him and seized
hold of him by the belt, and insisted upon knowing what busi-
ness he had out at that time, and said that he should not go oar
He further said that he (the sergeant) had no right to be so
near the place of election, and that he must be out for the pur-
pose of getting votes for that - tory, Capt. Wood. The de-
fendant then dragged him along a considerable distance, and
when he asked bun where be was going to take him to, he re-
plied " I shan't tell you where I am going. to take you to; vou.
will see presently." He ultimately forced himself away from
the defendant's grasp, and obtained the warrant against him.
The magistrate asked the defendant what he had to say to the
charge.
Mr. Steadman replied that he was very sorry for what had oc-
curred. The fact was, he had been drinking too much wine,
and did not know what he was about.

Mr. Conant asked the sergeant whether he was willing to ac-
cept of the defendant's apology.
I'he sergeant replied that he had reported the occurrence to
his commanding officer, and he had given him directions not to
accept of an apology, but to proceed according to law.
The defendant was then ordered to find bail, to answer the
charge at the sessions.
Liverpool, Merseyside, England, 1835-01-23

LIVERPOOL NORTH ERN 110SPI FAL.

A T a PUBLIC MEETING of the SUBSCRIBERS and
_FitIENUS to this INSTITUTION, held at the SUS-
SIQNS;HOUSE, an WEDNNSDAY, the 21st instant,

• • liis•Worship the MAYOR in the Chair.
• The Annual Report and Account of 13::penditure for the past
year having been read,
It.was moved by CHAS. HORSFALL, Esq., and seconded by
JOHN LIG H T RODY, Esq.,
That the same should be adopted and pr. NI for circolatingl
It was moved by ADAM tionGsoN, Es , and seconded by the
Rev. C, T. GL A DwiN, Esq.,
That this 'meeting, deepiv.impresse with the benefits which
have resulted from the'establishinent of the Northern Hospital,
and regarding.it, from its locality in the midst of•a dense •popu-
lation,.as peculiarly calculated to lessen the Amount of physical
suffer lug by affording prompt awl etlicient".relief in its vicinity,
respectfully but earnestly iecommend it to public support.
It was moved by Pkiicivar. .WIT-HERRY; Esq., and seconded
by W. Ssitrii, Esq.,
• That the thanks of this meeting. be given to Chas. llorsfall,
Esq., President; to the Medical Officers and the Committee for
the past yair; that the Medical Odicems be re-appointed, and
that the following-Gentlemen form the Comaiiitee fur the pre-
sent year:— . •
Wir.r.usi BROWN, Esq., President.,
Chas. Horsfall, Esq. • Reir. J. Honk.
Adam Hodgson,; Esq. . Rev. Winitanlev.
Rev. R. P. Buddicom.• " ReV. Win. Bluudeil.
Rev. C. T. Glatik Rubt.
Rev. Chas. Lawrence. Itobt.Uoues, Esq.
Chas. Werner, Esq. R... Waterhouse,. Esq.
John Lightbodv,' Esq. Christopher Rawdou, Esq.
Win. Cartwright, Esq.. Thos. Sands, Esq.Lewin Mosley, E3ll. Henry Menzies, Esq. •
Edward Zion, Esq. P. Witherbv, Esq.
Edward J. Wainwright, Esq.
'l'. K. Halsall, Esq.
ThOinas Freine, jun,1 Esci Auditors.
•
It was moved. by An.tar HounsoN, Esq., and seconded by •
Urges. 0 sFAL,„(rsci„
That the thanksf this meeting be given to Mr. Edward J.
Wainwright, the Treasurer.• and that he be requested to con-
tinuehis services for the present Year:
It was moved by War: klituwN,Esq., and seconded by Tnos.
Fr.sari., jun., Esq., .
• That the thanks of this meeting be given to our worthy:Chief
Magistrate, James Aspinall, Esq., for the use of the SeSsions'-
room, and fur his kindly Consenting to preside over this meeting.
CHAS. HORSFALL, PreSident.

TU be LET, a new WAR E OUSE, with Compting-houses
complete, situate in Irunmonger-tai , close to the Rail..
way. Also, BONDED and FREE OMS, at the King's
_Dock,—Applyto JOHN SIONTOeM , King's Dock.
Who has on SALE, a hamdsome open .Fuur-wileeled, CAR-
BIAGI.; drawn by one or a pair of horses. May. be seen at
FAlitcLounn's, Wayertree. . •
Liverpool, Merseyside, England, 1835-01-23

On WEDNESDAY next, the 28th instant,. at Two o'clock, at the
office of nissrs. lrl.im and TlimuStiii, Rumford-street, if not
preyiously•disposed of,
new Ship HESPERUS,. orthen per register
,:1.3:J tons • • built at North Shi ds, entirely of Engli.h
,and African oak timber an arrlof large'scanthne
• is thoroughly,lopper-faSte .d• she .has; half poop arid
fetnale bust head; is fitted up with Tysuck, Dobinson's and
Co.'s patent windlass, and combines in an eminent degree the
desirable, properties' of capacity And' fast-sailing; her rigging
and stores are of the best 'description ; length 1115 feet 4 inches,
'rake forward sfeet '2 incheS, extreme breadth 26 feet 61 inches,
length of poop 37 feet, height between decks 6 feet, "berth 18
feet 9 inches.—Further particulars may be known on applica-
tion to Mr. JOHN CLINT,. or to • GEORGE BROWN,
' At whose Office a Model of the Vessel maybe seen.
Liverpool, Merseyside, England, 1835-01-23

BANFFSHIRE.

On Tuesday Captain G. Ferguson, of Pitfour, was, without
oppositiou, duly elected the representative of this county in the
ensuing parliament. 'Flee gallant captain was proposed, in an
appropriate speech, by Mr. Stewart, of ikuchlunkart, and
seconded by Mr. Stronach.
Liverpool, Merseyside, England, 1835-01-23

On FRIDAY next, the 30th instant, at Twelve o'clo ,atßateson
and. florifall's Ofike, ,Lower Ctstle- eet,
. 15,0Q0 East 'lndia
1.000 BUFVAI,O 11l S,
Now lauding, ek Wiusi-!alei and Ripley.
BATESON and lIORSF.A.I.L, Brokers.
Liverpool, Merseyside, England, 1835-01-23

KINSALE.

Colonel Thomas, the successful candidate, is Lieutenant-
Colonel commandino. the 20th Regiment, now in India, and
home on leave since last July. He has been on active service
since he joined the army ►n 1799, having served under the
Duke of Wellington all through the Spanish campaigns, and
had two horses shot under him while commanding the 27th Re-
giment at the battle of Toulouse; he was subsequently in Ca-
nada, the West Indies, and latterly eight years in India. He
is also Companion of the Order of the Bath.

IRISH MEMBERS RETURNED.
COUNTY .01, WATERNORD—Power, Musgrave.
Wm Low—Grattan, Howard.
TTRONE—Hon. H. Corry, Lord C. Hamilton.
Qualm's Cour Tv—S:r C. Coote, Hon. T. Vesey.
LUITRiII COUNTY—Lord Clements, White.
Liverpool, Merseyside, England, 1835-01-23

WANT OF LANDING-WAITERS.

TO THE EDITOR OF TRE, LIVERPOOL STANDARD.

Stn,—lt is high time that some notice Should bi taken' of the
shameful delay which so frequently, aye, invariably, takes place
before a vessel, from a foreign port, can discharge her cargo for
want of a landing-waiter. The Customs' surveyors have at-
tempted to remove this evil, by appointing a few extra officers;
but, latterly, either this trifling accommodation has been sus_
periled, or else the force of extra and established officers to-
gether is totally insufficient fur the business of this tow Li. Be
it as it may, there are now upwards of a dozen vessels, which
have been in the books since Monday, waiting for a landing-
waiter, whom they will not obtain before to-morrow; besides,
at least, fifty or sixty vessels put on since, which may consider
themselves fortunate if they get one a week hence.
In the present crowded date of the docks a vessel has to wait
two, and sometimes three, days before she can get a berth, even
when her cargo is entered; it is, therefore, doubly annoying
and provoking when the vessel has got a berth to find you have
to wait a similar period for a landing-waiter.
Why, I would ask, do not the Customs' make more landing-
officers, so as to give that facility, despatch, and accommoda-
tion, which the increasing business at the port so loudly de-
mands. I care not what plans, or what systems they adopt,
only let them give the merchants despatch in their business, and
remove the vexatious restrictions and detentions by which they
are at present daily annoyed.

The scarcity and wretched condition of the landing-waiters'
huts are a great nuisance; for, after the delay which must take
place before you get a berth and a landing-waiter for the ves-
sel, you often lose several hours in getting a hut, and be it ever
so far, it must be brought to the place you want it at your own

expense.
This is but one of the many grievances and difficulties with
which merchants meet in their daily transactions at the Custom-
house. A MERCHANT'S CLERK.
Thursday, Jan. 22, 1835.
Liverpool, Merseyside, England, 1835-01-23

WARWICKSHIRE, NORTH.

BIRMINGHAM, Saturday Evening.—As we prognosticated,
the tory, Dugdale, has defeated the whig-radical captain, Mr.
Arthur Gregory, of Stivichall, near Coventry. A glorious vic-
tory has been obtained in favour of conservatism. The num-
bers at the final close of the poll, collected from the various
polling, places—Coleshill, Nuneaton, Dunchurch, Coventry,
and Birminghem--=.4vre as follows:
Duedalek 2521
Wilmot 2600

Gregory 1844
Majority for Dugdale over Gregory 677.
The various manceuvres and delusions for which the whig-
radicals and destructives of this much wronged county are so
notoriously famed were resorted to for the purpose of turning
out the tory, Dugdale; but, thanks to the unflinching patriot-
ism and perseverance of the yeomen, our country's pride, and
other supporters of sound constitutional principles, they were
nobly met, successfully frustrated, and triumphantly defeated.
Thank Heaven, "the good old principles" have been victo-
rious, and the rejected of Stamford has been sent to his seat at
Stivichall, near Coventry, completely chopfallen. After cast-
ing up "his poll books" at his favourite polling place at the
final close this afternoon, galling disappointment was apparent
on his countenance. He shook hands with sundry of his
lamenting friends, and started off arm-in-arm for Coventry with
his friend and patron who induced him to stand, brought him
forward, and effected a cordial union between the whips and all
classes of reformers in his favour—unhappy Joseph Pis-aller
Parkes. That this par mobile fratrum may remain for the term
of their natural lives where they were expected to arrive at ten
o'clock this evening—Coventry—is the sincere wish of every
friend of social order and the constitution within the northern
division of Warwickshire.

WEST CUMBERLAND.—First day.
Mr. Stanley
Mr. Irton
Mr. Aglionby ll5l
Mi. Stanley and Mr. Irton are conservatives.

YORKSHIRE (North Riding.)—Close of the poll.
Duneombe (Conservative) 4692
Cayley 4471
Walker
Liverpool, Merseyside, England, 1835-01-23

ANTED, a Situation as CLERK or ASSISTANT in
W
an Office, Shop, or Warehouse. The Advertiser has a
thorough knowledge of Erase Foundry, an e Tin and Cop-
per Trade. Testimonials of the -h' h respectability can he
given. Address, it by letter past-p 4" ,T. It, ;it the, §tandard-
oftice • or to the care of Mr. G. 11, DAvits, Accountant,
Exchange-street East.,
Liverpool, Merseyside, England, 1835-01-23

COUNTY. MEATH ELECTIONS.

Tam, MONDAY.—The election for this county commenced
to-day. There are four candidates—namely, the I-lon. R. Plun-
kett, 'Gustavus Lambart, Esq., Henry Grattan, Esq., and Mor-
gan O'Connell, Esq. Nothing was done to-day beyond pntting
the candidates in nomination. The great agitator, himself,
arrived on Saturday evening, and yesterday harangued the peo-
ple at several of the chapels, There is every just reason to an-
ticipate the triumph of the conservative candidates. Mr. O'Con-
nell left this evening, on his way to Cork, where it is said he is
to be put in nomination for the representation of that county.
Tuasuar.—The polling commenced this morning at the
usual time, anu notwithstanding that every obstacle that in-
genuity could devise was thrown in the way of the voters who
appeared on the conservative side, the destructives only ob-
tained a majority of 21. Tho following was the state of the
poll at its close :
Grattan
O'Connell
Plunkett
Lambart
Liverpool, Merseyside, England, 1835-01-23

On THURSDAY, the 19th February, at Twelve o' ock, at the
Public Sale-room, Eachanae-build. ns,
100 Bale's Italian WOO
Apply to JAMES SPENCE; Esq., Nierch• or to
BUCHANAN and" BROWNE, Brokers.
Liverpool, Merseyside, England, 1835-01-23

BURGH OF DUMFRIES.

This election commenced on Thursday last. General Sharpe,
the late member, was proposed by P. Forsyth, Esq., of Nith-
side, and seconded by John M‘Diarmid, Esq., of the Dumfries
Courier; and David Hannah, Esq., the unsuccessful candidate
at the last election, was proposed by H. Scott, Esq., and
seconded by Miles Leighton, Esq. Both the candidates had
to say "aye or no" to a long string of questions, prepared by
the committee of the reform interest, as to their present and
future views. The sheriff requested a show of bands, which he
declared to be in favour of David Hannah, Esq. General
Sharpe, of course, demanded a poll—to commence on Monday
first. Both the candidates are reformers; and although the
gallant general has long been a favourite, Mr. Hannah's friends
are most sanguine and confident of success.--Carlisle paper of
Saturday.
Liverpool, Merseyside, England, 1835-01-23

fs On WEDNESDAY next, the 28th instant, at Two
o'clock, at the Office of 'Messrs -dam and 'f hom p -
. , on . son, lluinford-street, ..
, The substantial ' ) ROLLA,
Burthen per register 451 tons; built Shield 'curries a large
cargo at an easy draft a Water, is w found in stores, and is
in excellent condition.--For inventories, &r., apply to
GEORGE BROWN, Slag) John-street.
. .
Liverpool, Merseyside, England, 1835-01-23

MO be LET, with immediate posseision SPIRIT VAULT,
With a good HOUSE, near th orth end of Prince's
Dock: and now undergoing a th' rh repair, very well wurth
the attention of any person desirous of going into the Spirit
:Business,,-Apply at the Standard7otlim
Liverpool, Merseyside, England, 1835-01-23

Zo. be-trt.

ri-110 be LET, isith immediate p 6ssion, two WARE-
HOUSES in Vernon-street, e Bonded, the other Free.
For Terms and other Particulars apply to Wm,. NEvETT,
Broker.
Liverpool, Merseyside, England, 1835-01-23

WEST KENT.

The contest for this district was ended at the close of the first
day's poll, by the resigpation of Mr. Rider, one of the whig or
radical candidates. Thaviabers were:—
Sir William Geailk(tory) 2535
Mr. Hodges (whig) 2073
Mr. Rider (ditto) 2003
The two first elected.

Nothing could indicate the bad feeling of the lower orders of
radicals more than the expressions uttered at the late election
for West Kent. One fellow, seeing a respectable farmer who
had voted for Sir W. Geary leave the polling booth, exclaimed,
"Ah! you have voted for Geary; take care of your barn and
stacks.
Mr. Hodges, who will be returned for West Kent, proposed
Sir W. Geary (the father of the present baronet) in 1818 as a
fit and proper person to represent the county in parliament.
Liverpool, Merseyside, England, 1835-01-23

BOW-STREET-TUESDAY.

Thomas Haines, a bookseller and news-vender, residing in
Cable-street, borough, was summoned before Sir F. Roe and
Mr. Halls for selling the People's Police Gcr.eue, the same being
an unstamped newspaper, and liable to the duty as such.
The defendant had 'oeen summoned about a month ago for
the same offence, but on that occasion the solicitor for the
stamp-otlice consented to allow the case to stand over to give
time for the appearance of the defendant, whose state of health,
it was said, precluded his .attendance. The same plea was yes-
terdavi urged on his behalf, but, as it appeared that he has been
seen in the shop about a fortnight ago, and as some collision was
supposed to exist between him and a person named Read, in
whose name the business has lately been carried on,
The Solicitor for the Stamp-office submitted that the defen-
dant was not entitled to any further indulgence, and, having
called witnesses who provesithe service of the summons, and
also the purchase of the pu Olication in question from the defen-
dant in person, in the month of December last,
The magistrates fined the defendant in the full penalty 0f.£20,
and in default of payment sentenced him to be confined for six
months iu the House of Correction.
Liverpool, Merseyside, England, 1835-01-23

DIED.

On the 15th of July, on board the Sir Francis Burton, at Old'Cals-
bar, aged 19 years, John, eldest son of Mr. J. J. Clare, of this town.
On Thursday, the Bth instant, aged 45, Jane, wife of Mr. William
Gardner, of this town ; and on Sunday, the nth; at Manchester, Mr.
Alexander Hilton, of this town, father of the abort..

Same day, at Woodman's, Hertfordshire, in • the 67th year of his
age, Robert Haldane Bradshaw, Esq., late of Worsiey7hall

On Saturday, the 10th instant, at Charlton, near Chester, seed 72.
Mrs. S'at-ah Smith, of this town.

Same day, at her residence, Alpha. Cottage, Warrington, aged 70
years. Sussannah, eldest daughter of the late Mrs. Mathias, of the
same placa.

On Sunday. the 11th instant, aged 67, Mr. Ralph °nett, West
Derby. . •
Same day, at Flookburgh. near Cartmel, Jane, eldest daughter of
the Rev. W. aied.ls.

On Wednesday, the 14th instant, at Leith,' much regretted, Mary
Helen, third daughter of 'the late Captain George Louthean.
On Thursday, the 15th instant, after a short illness, aged 2G ;,T ars,
Mr. ThOmas Oglethorpe, draper, Old Ilayinarket.
Same day, aged 61 years, MrS. Lewis, Upper Beau-street.
Same day, after a long and painful illness, aged 42, Mary, the wife
of Mr. Samuel Dawson, stationer. Pool-lane.

On Friday last, aged 14 months, Frederick, second son of William
Barry, Esq. cotton-broker. •

On Saturday last, in this town, aged 44, Mr. Robert Lloysi,Sormerly
of Llansannan, Denbighshire.
Same day, at Puyton, Mr. Mathew Stephefison, aged 86 years.
Ori Monday Last, at his residence, Stanhope-cottage, Windsor, aged
64, John Wilson, ship-build6r, treibis ti Wir,..nnivrsally respected.
Same day, in this town, in his 90th year, Mr. George Upton, for-
merly of Cheshire, fanner.

Oh Tuesday last, at her house, Parliament-place, Mis. James Gibb,
formerly of Greenock.
Same day, aged 52, Mr. Thomas Chapman, jun., fruit-merchant,
James-street.

Same day, Mr. Philip Hope, Berry-street, aged 5 years, deeply
regretted.

Same day, greaqy respected, aged 53, Ruth, wife of Mr. Knight, of
. .
the Customs, of this'port.

LIVE RPOOL :
. . • PRINTED AND PUBLISHED
EVERY TUESDAY AND. FRIDAY MORNING,

BY RICHARD PATTISBOINL
At No. 4, 'NORTH CRESCENT, CASTLE-STREET.

Orders and Advertisements are received by Messrs. Newton and
Co., Warwick-square; Barker, Fleet-street; Deacon, Wa;brook;
Reynell, Chancery-lane; Lawson & Barker, Birehirr-lane; Joseph
Thomas,,l, Finch-lane, Cornhill; Mundell Hammond, 27. •lAith,
bard-street; at Garraway's; at the London Coinmercial Coiree,
house, Mincing-lane; Jerusalem Cotree,lionse..Cornhill; Chapin'
Coffee-house, Pater-nosier-row; and North and south American
Cotiee-house, Threadneedle-street, London ; he,Mesisrs„lohniton
and Co., Dublin; M`Phon, Glasgow ; Il r. Wheeler.,Exc,halVzi!,
street, and Mr. Lewis, Market-street, Manchester; Mi. Malley,
Bookseller, Warrington; Mr. Clarke, Pilot•oßace Preston and
Mr. Coop., 33, Union-street, Birmingham.
Liverpool, Merseyside, England, 1835-01-23

COURSE. OF EXCHANG

Amsterdam c f 12 54
Do at sight
Rotterdam
Antwerp
Hamhurgh 51cs. BCo l3 11
Altoha
Paris three days' sight .. 25 45
Do. g 25 80
Bourdeaux do

Frankfort on the Main ....151i
Petersburg rouble:. ..:: 104
Berlin .cur. doll.

Vienna; Ef. 2 m........ no 9 59
Trieste, ditto
Madrid . 37i

37}

Bilboa

3G3
Liverpool, Merseyside, England, 1835-01-23

BAIL COURT.

Admiral Sir Edward Win. Rich Owen took the usual oaths
on being appointed to the office of Clerk of the Ordnance.

THE KING v. MARY PeRDOE.

Mr. Adolphus moved for a Wiii.ofcc;tio7ari to remove this
indictment into this court. And for a rule to show cause why the
trial of the case should not be removed to the county of Somer-
set from the, city of Bristol. It is an indictment for murder,
under very peculiar circumstances of public excitement, the
body having been discovered fourteen mouths after death, and
the ilefenclaut being very generally pointed at as the murderess.
The affidavits on which the learned counsel moved, stated that
the circumstances attending the murder had created a very
strong sensation in Bristol, that there was a general belief that
the defendant was guilty, eo much so that there were attached
to the affidavits several publication. which her guilt, was de,,
Liverpool, Merseyside, England, 1835-01-23

,
..., LONDON; .TAN. 20, 18 35.
Barcelona 371.
Seville... 361
'Gibraltar (per hard dol.)
Leghorn
Genoa . 25.80
Milan 3l
Venice (per 6 Ans. Lir.) 47
Naples 4Ol
Palermo If 0z... 122
Lisbon
Oporto
Rio de Janeiro 37
_ __

Bahia
Buenos Ayres
Madras •
Dublin 21 days' sight. .l}
Cork do ,•.ti
Liverpool, Merseyside, England, 1835-01-23

PUBLIC SECURITIES OF THE UNITED. STATES,
LONDON, JANUARY 20, 1835.
Redeemable. • •
_,••
United States.... 5 per cent 1835
'New York 5 per cent 1945
Ditto 6 per cent
Pennsylvania ... 5 per cent l850
Ditto 5 per cent 1856
Ditto .5 per cent 1858
Ditto 5 per cent lB6O-2
Virginia 5 per cent 1845-51
Maryland 41 percent 1847
Ditto 5 per cent... 1548
Ohio
Lousiana
Ditto 5 per cent lB3B-43
Ditto 5 per cent 1844-52
Mississippi
Ditto Npw
Alabama 5 per cent
Indiana • 6 per cent.. 1852 ...... .. 107
New Jersey canal, Ric. Bch 5 per cent 1864 • • 1054
Liverpool, Merseyside, England, 1835-01-23

LONDON LAW REPORT.

COURT OF KING'S BENCH, TUESDAY, JAN. 20.
THE KING v. ANTROBUS.

-The Attorney-General once more applied to their lordships
to appoint a day for the triai at bar which their lordships had
ordered. He was anxious to have the opinion of their lordships
on the case before the assizes of Chester. He suggested that
the first day of the sittings after term would be the best that
could be appointed. There had been consent given to have the
case tried by a Middlesex jury, and he thought it expedient
that the trial should take place as speedily as possible. He
was convinced the opinion the court might express on the sub-
ject would be perfectly satisfactory.
The 'Lord Chief Justice, after consultation with the other
judges, stated that the opinion of the court was, that the last
day, or the last but one, of the ordinaly sittings at Westminster,
would be the most convenient day, as'it would give the longest
opportunity for preparation( to the different parties who were
interested. The court would fix a day to-morrow.

BUSINESS OF THE COURT.
The Lord Chief Justice declared, at the rising of the court,
that after the cases postponed lately, and now appointed for
Thursday, had been disposed of, the court would take the pe-
remptory paper as it now stood, and then the old new trial paper.
Liverpool, Merseyside, England, 1835-01-23

Monday, Tuesday,
Thursday, and
Saturday.
Monday.
Thursday.

onday before .the
first Tuesday in
every .month.
Tuesday before the
thirdsWedneSday
in every month.
On the 14th and
last day of
every month.
Tuesday before the
first Wednesday in
every month.
Monday. and- •
Thursday.
Liverpool, Merseyside, England, 1835-01-23

MARRIED.

On Saturday, The 10th uit., at St. 111ary's Church, Walton; by the
Rev. John Swainson,•Mr. John Wood 4, sixth son of Teter Woods,
Esq., solicitor, to Helen, only daughter of John Newton, Esq. ,of St.
Thomas, Wett Indies. '

On Thursday,, the Bth inst., at the Friends' Meeting-house, Plais—
tow, near London, Mr. Benjamin Pearson; of Manchester, merchant.
to Charlotte' Elizabeth; 'daughter of Mr. Mark Giberne,
chant, of Wanstead, Eases.

On Monday, the 12th inst., at St. John Baptist's Church,•Toxteth.
park, by the Rev. James Hassiil, M.A., Mr. John Bu'sby, mariner, to
Miss Mary Taggart, both' of this ton'ri.l.` • -
On Thursday, the 15th inst, at Dutham, at the Catholic Chapel, and
afterwards at St. Oswild's Church, William Irving 'Wilkinson, Esq., •
barrister-at-law, of this towri, to Hannah, oldest daughter of John
Hines: Esq., 'of the foimer'place.

Same day, at St. Oswald';Chureh, Chester, Wilson D. Wilson. Earl..
of Glenarbach, Dumbartonshire, to Gorgina, fourth daughter of the
Lord Bishop Of Clii.ster.

Same day, at D'aventrarn;Charles Pt,trsott, Esq., Captain the 6lit
4egiment, to Jane, only surviving daughter of the late William Eccles,
Esq., of Davenham.

Ou Priday last, at Bidston, l‘lr. George Barton, of Kendal, to Eliza
Jane, Only 'daughter of the Rev. E.'Johnson, rector of Folweswortb.
Huntingdonshire.

On Tuesday last, at St. Michael's Church, qr. Henry Dawson jun
fourth son of Henry Dawson, Esq., to Miss Walton, both of thixtottri.
On Wednesday lao, at St., Luke's Church, by the Ite‘;;J: Aspinall.
Thomas' Lloyd, Esq.; of Leghorn; to *Margaret, youngest
daughtet'of John'lliChardson, Esq.
same day', at COCKeYham; by the Vey. W. Cooper, Mr. John Driv,er.
of 'l,brerpbol,lo Sarah, scoond daughter of James Carter. Esq., Fox-
holes, ifearLanc aster.
Yesterday, at Walton Chlrch, by the Rev. James North, M.A..
Joseph Peel, Esq:, of Triii-Yr:afon, in the' county of Anglesea, to
Eliza, second daughter of the late Jonathan Haworth, Esq, of this
town.
Liverpool, Merseyside, England, 1835-01-23

AVERAGE PRIG

SD SD
Waterford, new 64 0 4i) 82 0
Coleraiu GG 0 .. 70 0
Carlow, GI 0 .. 8•: 0
Limerick G6 0 .. 68 0
Belfast
Derry
Cork, Us, dry
Liverpool, Merseyside, England, 1835-12-08

MEDITERRANEAN

Succeeds the RAPID.
For LEGHORN direcjir
The beautiful Britieh-built Brig I ORNO,
• - D. CROMPTON, t ;
Stands A Lloyd's, 163 tons, coppered a copper-fastened ;
bat erpressly for this trade, and, from gagements entered
into, will be promptly despatched.—Apply to
DAWSON, WHITE, and Co.,
15, Exchange-chambers.
Liverpool, Merseyside, England, 1835-12-08

DIVIDENDS.

Jan. 4, J. Pym, Ludgate-street, London; merchant—Jan. 4. W. Y
Cooper, Sackviile-street, London, tailor—Dec. 29. J. S. Wither(lca,.
Margate, blacksmith--Jan. 2. J. Wyatt, Warminster, cabinet-maker
—Jan. 8. C. Pn"h,, Newtown, Montgomeryshire, ironmouger—Det..
28. T. Mansell, Stourbridge, Worcestershire, grocer.
Liverpool, Merseyside, England, 1835-12-08

MARRIED.

On Mondry, the 30th ult., at the Old Church, Preston, Mr. Richard.
Bryninv" aged G 8 years, to • Mary Turner, aged 2.3 w all of &Uneaten
near Lytham.

On Tuesday last, at. Newton Solney, Derbyshire, James Sutton,
Esq., of Shardlow Hall, to Sophia, daughter of Ithrabana Hoskins.
Esq., of Newton Park, in the same county.
-

On Tuesday last, at St. Philip's Church, Mr. George Taylor to Miss
Elisabeth Johnson. . _ _
On Thursday last, at St. John's Church, Manchester, by tlw Rev..
Oliver Orrnerod, Richard Smith, Esq., to Ann, relict of the late John
Owen, Esq., of this town.

Yesterday, at St. Thomas's Church, Mr. Jcslut Stocker, aged 56, to.
Mrs. Elizabeth Thomas, aped. 28.

On Friday, the 27th ult., the wife of, Mr James Glenn, at
Westinuir coal works, near Ofaszow, was safely delivered of three
fine children. Although born in;the eighth inontb, they are all ail oly
to live.

DIED,

At Market Rasen, Mrs. Priestley; widow, agedlol.
On Monday, the 23d ult„ at Welshpool, .Monfgomery, Mr. Jolna
Griffith, aged 192.
On Saturday, the,2Bth ult., at Skipton, the Rev. Robert Thomlinson.
On Monday, the 3(ith ult., Ralph Bourne. Bag., of flilderstone-lfall,
county of Stafford, aged 63.

On Tuesday last, ,Mrs. Lacon, third daughter of the late Roger.
Leigh, Esq.

Same day, at the house of her mother, Mrs. Morris, For bate-street,
Chester, aged 30 years, Mary. Elizabeth, wife of Mr. James Whalley,
London-road.

On Wednesday last, after a lingering illness, borne with ahristian
patience and resignation,, Esther, the eldest daughter of Mr. Edararsii
Bythell, of Greasly, Cheshire.
Same day, in Bridport-street, Mr. Emmit, aged :R.
On Thursday last, aged. 44, Mr. James Washington of the firm of,
Washington and Evans, builders, •

On Friday last, James, only son of S. B. Laycock, Esq., aged 29
years.

On Saturday last, at her house, North John-street, Mrs. Margaret
Poole, aged el.
Same day, after a long illness, John Green Underhill, son of Mr.
Underhill, baptist minister, of Edge-hill, deeply regretted by .his•
family and friends. He was a young man of amiable disposition,
great literary acquirements, and had been engaged for some years in
preparing a history of this town.

LIPCE,RPOOL:
PRINTED AND PUBLISHED

EVERY TUESDAY AND' FRIDAY MORNING

BY RICHARD PATTISSON,
At N 0.4, NORTH CRESCENT, CASTLF.-STREET.

Orders and Advertisements are received by Messrs. Newton and-'
Co., Warwick-square ; Barker, Fleet-street; Deacon, Walbrook ;
Reynell, Chancery-lane; Lawson St Barker, Birchin-lane; Joseph
Thomas, 1, Finch-lane, Curnhill ; Munden Rani-mond, 4, Lora-,
hard street; at Garrawa) ; at the London Commercial Coffee.
house, Mincing-lane; Jerusalem Coffee-house, Cornhili; Chapter
Coffee-house, Pater-uoster-row ; and North and, South American.
Coffee-house, Threadneedle-street, London; by Messrs. Johustort
and Co., Dublin; Mr. M..Phun, Glasgow; Mr. Wheeler. Bachange;z;
street, and Mr. Lewis, Market-street, Manchester; Mr. Malley,
Bookseller,. Warrington ; Mr. Clarke, Pilot-cam Vrtaton ; and.
Mr. Coope, 33, Union-greet, Birmingham.
Liverpool, Merseyside, England, 1835-12-08

AFTER TUESDAY NEST.

On WEDNESDAY, the IGth instant, at One o'clock, at,..Cort le,
Husbn, and Co.'s Office, 17. Exchange-buil s,
10 Bides China RAW SILK,
8 Cases China SILK PIECE G DS,
Ex Frank. from Uanton:—Apply to Messr AYLOR, POTTER,
and Co., Merchants, or to.
CORRIE, HUSON, and Co., Brokers.

On FRIDAY, tho 18th instant; at Twelve o'clock, ayßateson
and Horsfall's Office, Lower Castle-str ,
30 Bales SAFFLOWER,
15 Chests SHELL LAC,
6 Hhds. TINCAL,
4 Chests INDIGO,
2 Chests LAC DYE,
150 Chests CASSIA LIGNEA,
881 Bags TURMERIC,
191 Bags GINGER,
Now landing, ex Gunga, from Calcutta.
BATESON and HORSFALLjBrokers.

On FRIDAY, the 18th instant,' at Twelve o'c at the Public
Sale-room, Exchange-bui gs.
80 Chests East India IGO.
BUCHANAN and IROWNE, Brokers.

TO PAPER MANUFACTURER
On FRIDAY, the 18th instant, at One o'clock, ee Brothers
and Latham's Office, Hargreaves'- dings,
30 Bales Hungarian RAGS, of choic arks and quality,
Now landing ex Ariadne, from Trieste, ast side King's Dock.
—Apply to Messrs. CY Rus MORRALL and SON, Merchants, or
to JEE BROTHERS and LATHAM, Brokers.

On MONDAY, the 21st instant, at One o'clock,,ate No. 18
Exchange-buildings,
522 Bags SUGAR,
53S Boxes SAGO,'
223 Slabs )
TIN,
30 Baskets
155 Baskets MOTHER OF PEARL SHELLS,
450 Bags TURMERIC,
80 Boxes CASSIA,
155 BUFFALO HIDES,
10 Tons SAPAN WOOD,
Landing, ex Sarah, from Sincapore.—Apply to
JOHN and JAMES BARON„Prifikers.

PATENT WEIGHING MACO‘NFS.
FJUTCHINSON'S IMPROVED tar ENT WEIGH-
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lieries, Railways, Turnpike Roads, G s Works, &c„ &c., to
Weigh from (The,Pound to Teu Tons, Delivered and Fixed at
Reduced Prices.
Agent—Mr. Molly, Castlestreet, Liverpool,
Sheffield, 4ine, 1835. .44 •

For SALE,
,
Now on the Stocks at Ma ort,
if, A remarkably hands() ESSEL,
"`"" Of the. following diniensio Keel for admeasure-
ment, 97 feet 6 inches ; beam dit , 24 feet 9 inches; depth
ditto, 16 feet 8 inches; and gill admeasure about 270 tons-
This vessel is built of African and Etiglish oak, of large scant.
ing, and will stand at Lloyd's A 1 fOr I'2 years : can be launched
,in a mouth, If reqUired.—For tering apply to Messrs. Kirt.stcx
WOOD and Sows, the Builders, Maryport, or here to
J. NELSON WOOD Ind Co.

• For CHARTER, or SALE. by FRIVATE
CONTRACT,- --, - I"iski The Greenock-built Ship PRINCIi§S VICTORIA,
• 1 .• .....
• JAMES F. BrssEr;iCOraander ;
Burthen per register 473 tons ; thieeyalms old; coppered and
copper-fastened; has a spacious poop topgallant forecastle,
sails fast, and carries a large cargo, • yell found, and may be
sent to sea at turnoderate expense.— or terms of sale, inven-
tory, &c. apply to HUGH PATTuts, Merchant, Greenock; the
Commander, ou board, in the Waterloo Dock; or to
-WCALLS, ALLAN, and Co.,
No. 7, Tower-garden, Liverpool.
Liverpool, Merseyside, England, 1835-12-08

Regal Wotirt.

I,HE creditors who have proved their debts, under a com-
mission of bankrupt, (dated 30th Mav, 18290 against
WILLIANI STOKES and SAMUEL STOKES,.of Liver-
pool, inerrhants, may receive a, further dividend pf threepence
and eleven-sixteenths of a penny in the nu upon their res-
pective debts. on application to Mr. imooo BANNER,
V
Accountant, Harriugton-chambers, Nor John-street, Liver-
pool, on and after TUESPAY next, the Bth instant.
PRITT, CLAY, and SWIFT, Solicitors.
Liverpool, 4th December, 1835.

CIVET CAI',
61, LORD-STREET, LIVERPOOL.
rgIHE Proprietors, KENDALL and SON, respe, ftilly
I.an-
nounce, that, in order to complete alteration ieir Esta-
blishment as above will be CLOSED THI '-- AY, the Bth
instant, and REOPENED on SATURDAYAest, front which
day the Retail Trade will be continued atkI.,,LORD-STREET,
and the Wholesale removed to No. 3, OIteRCH-STREET.
By- this arrangement Kendall and- on hope to extend the
Novelty and Variety of the Retail Department, and thus render
it more worthy of the distinguished and universal Patronage
which they have so long enjoyed.
To their Wholesale Friends, Kendall and Son offer their sin-
cere acknowledgments, for the great increase which they have
experienced; and they- trust, by carrying on that department is
distinct premises, to be enabled to devote that attention which
will ensure them a continuation of those favours which they
have received.
December 4, 18.35.