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The Liverpool Standard and General Commercial Advertiser.
Liverpool, Merseyside, England, 1835-06-23

lantOPE.

LINt OF, PACKETS FOR LISBON.
Sailing on the Ist, lUth, and 20th of ev S, month.
Nor" ; To sail on the Ist July.
The fine A 1 Schooner TAGUS, W. ADE, Master;
-109 • tons register; coppered and c per-fastenen.—
Fr .terms of freight apply to
JOHN BIBBY and Co.
Liverpool, Merseyside, England, 1835-06-23

DELIGHTFUL SUMMER RESIDENCE,

VINO be LET, a convenient and comfortable suit O f ROOMS'
1. at HOR3ELEY HALL, in the parish of Gres d, consisting
of Two spacious and handsome Parlours, .w. Two or more
Bed-rooms, and with or "without Coach-ho Stalled Stable,
&c. &c., suitable for the Residence of a g eel
Horseley Hall is beautifully situated o the 'eastern side of
Marford-hill, commanding a View of that magnificent Land-
scape, the Vale Royat of Chtshire, within Ten Minutes' Walk
from the celebrated Trout Stream, the Allyn, and about a mile
and a half from the River Dee. The family may he supplied
with Fruit., Milk, Vegetables, Sec. on the Premises.
Apply, if by letter, (post-paid,) to Mr. EDWARD PRITCHARD,
on the Premises, or to Messrs. D. MARPLES and Co., .Pub=
lishers, 65, Lord-Street, Liverpool.
Liverpool, Merseyside, England, 1835-06-23

Nth) Pubtirationo.

This day is published, in one volume, royal Bvo, price 15s. in
boards,
IG ES T of the CASES argued and determined in the
D
ARCHES and PREROGATIVE COURTS of CAN-
TERBURY. the CONSISTORY COURT of LONDON,
and the HIGH COURT of DELEGATES; and contained in
the Reports of Sir GEORGE Lea, PHILLIP/JOKE, ADDAM s, and
HAGGARD.
Dedicated by permission to
The Right Rev, the LORD BISHOP of GLOUCEST R.
By EDWIN NIADDY, Esquire, D.C.
Barrister-at-Law, and Deputy Chaacellor of th iocese of
Gloucester.
London: SAUNDERS and BaNNING, Law Booksellers, (suc-
cessors to J. Butterworth and Son,) 43, Fleet-street.
Liverpool, Merseyside, England, 1835-06-23

TO CORRESPONDENTS.

We have received another excellent letter signed "Amicus
Veritatis," on the subject of the attacks made upon the Rev.
Mr. M'Neill, in the columns of the Journal, hut we cannot
conveniently make room for it. In point of fact the public
must be tired of the controversy, and we are anxious to put
a stop to it. By far too much importance has been attached
to the envious and disappointed clerk who writes in the
Journal. Give his name indeed ! No, he has &:.ffered un-
der that head too much already !
The letter of " Veritus," relative to. Birkenhead, will be in-
serted if properly authenticated. While we are on this sub-
ject, we beg leave to ask Messrs. Rockliff and Duckworth,
as respectable tiadesmen,•whether they are paid for the scur-
rilous falsehoods'which have recently appeared in their news-
paper relative to the Birkenhead Hotel and a 'paragraph
which appeared in the STANDARD ? If they are_ not paid,
some one, we confidently believe, is paid; for surely the con=
doctor of the Journal would not insert falsehoods gratuitously
in order to provoke us. If, on the other hand, the proprietor
of the Birkenhead Hotel be a party to such paltry falsehoods,
he may depend upon it he is doing himself a serious injury.
But we cannot believe that he knows anything of the matter.
It must be some worthless servant, who harmonises with
some person connected with the Journal so socially and
liberally.

Tbe ILiberpool ,Stanbarb,

TUESDAY MORNING, JUNE 23, 1835.

We have received New York papers to the 27th June:
but they contain no political intelligence of the slightesi

importance.

By the Princess Victoria, Captain BISSETT, we have
Sydney papers to the 17th February. The colony was
tranquil, but we lament to say that it had been the
scene of some horrid crimes. Two executions hod
taken place within a week, and three men had been sen-
tenced to death—and righteously do they deserve it.

The following, which we have received direct from an
intelligent and obliging correspondent, will perhaps be
found interesting, particularly by our commercial read-
Liverpool, Merseyside, England, 1835-06-23

sOXPirli

Will positively sail an the 9th July.
For LlMA,direct,oand WEST COAST r CEN-
-4.-; TRAI: AMERICA, the SOPHIA, urthen 250
44:0> ,tons, JOHN D. ESHELBY, COMMiI j has room. for
about 50 tons measurement goods, a d superior accom,
Modations for a few passengers.—For particulars of freight
passage appli.to the Captain,; on board, or to
W. NEVETT, 1, Rumford-street.
Liverpool, Merseyside, England, 1835-06-23

*tram Xabtatton.

For GREENOCK and GLASGO. ; 7
t Vith Goods and Passengers to the Bi Woe.
The GLASG 0 Wand LIVERPOOL &item.; COstParir's
FINE 'STEAM PACKETS,
MANCHESTER.......H. MAIN, Commander.
-AA' c Nhs, : !'LYDE ROBT. CRAWFORD,- Commander.
. i'''.7ti- AILSA CRAIG —J. M‘Ks.i.Lait, Commander.
't A-- ," - ' GLASGOW . ....T. WYLIE, Commander.
I,IVERPOOL ROI3T. HEPBURN, Commander
SALL. as under, from the Clarence flock, with or without Pilots,
-calling (*.oath sr permitting) at Portpatrick, with Passengers
only.. . . .

The CLYDE sails TO-MORROW, (Wednesday,) the 24th
instant, at Nine o'clock in the Evening.
The 'MANCHESTER 'sails on' SiTuabAy next, the 27th
instant, at Twelve o'clock at Noon.
The AILSA CRAIG sails on MONDAY next, the 29th in-
stant, atOne o'clock in the Afternoon.
Apply to MATTHIE and MARTIN,
India Buildings, Water-street.

GREENOCK. AND- GLASGOW SVS7—TEAME ,
lillr _ , With - Goode and Passengers
Every WEDNESDAY. and SA BOAT.
Art 41
, . - THE CITY .OF GL S W
•., . Steam_lacket'Compa ' essels,
CITY. OF..GLASGOW. (blew .Stearatry XANDER DRYS
-
• . DMA, Commander,
JOHN .WOOD,-JonN -BOYD, Commander, •
• The 'VULCAN,. Rolm EWING, Commander,
Sig, from the Clarence Dock, .as under,. with or - without
Pilots:—
The VULCAN sails TO-MORROW, (Wednesday,) -the, 24th
instant, at Nine o'clock in the Evening.
The CITY of GLASGOW' sails on SATURDAY 'next, the
27th instant., at Twelve o'clock at Noon.
. The accommodations of these Vessels are well known to be
first rate.
CABIN. FARE.. ..... .2.Si.—DECK 10s.
Apply to , DAVID' 111`.1.VER and Co., ,
34, Water-street.

- - For DUBLIN AND BELFAST.
. -
.. ,1 4,. I THE CITY OF DUBLIN
•'• 0 ...V:hr). STEA:III4PACKET•COMPANY,
-,-..;- -..:.- .. - --'-' INCORPORATED BY ACT OF PARLIAMENT.
. The above Company sail their Vessels, (with or without
Pilott,) taking Goods and Passengers to the following ports,
namely,
To- DUBLIN Daily.
For BELFAST,.-the HIBERNIA, To•molli0
dal) the. 24th instant, at Nine o'clock in.theE
Clarence Dock.
Apply for Dublin. Line, to
SAMUEL PLC 4 Y,. 27,
[pi-Belfast Line, to Water-street.
JOHN 1114 CA ,NIMON and CO:,

ednes-
dug, from the

The pt;iiciple of this Company. is that of attaching all Im-
porters aid Exporters by a Division of the Profits ainougthem,
after pay went of the Dividends—thus creating a community of
interests between the Shippers and Shareholders—a principle
which will best 'guarantee to its Proprietors a certainty of their
Divided Is, and to Shippers of all descriptions of Goods and
Live So.ck the having a well supported Establishment of first-
class Sommers, and the lowest rate of Freight compatible with
a due attention tb their maintenance.
Liverpool, Merseyside, England, 1835-06-23

wit mate.

Wholesale STATIONERY and PAPERS for-Exportation
and• Horne Consumption;
Fine 'Writing and Printing PAPERS, of every descri
LEDGERS, JOURNALS, Day; Cash,
and all other- Mercantile. ACCOUNT-BOOK".
any Pattern, in improved Bindings, allow
amount of &reit& Drawback on kC
for Exrrtation;
Coloured. Sample PAPERS :and Tissu'es, Cartridge, Cap,
Brown, Casing, and- Sheathing PAPERS,
and. MILLED BOARD;
Hanth-raude TWINES, LINES, GASKETINGS, &c.;
• Seine, Turtle-.:Herriug, Mullet, •Salmon, and Shrimp
TWINES; .Paperity, or Casiug TWINE ; Baling and-Shop
TWINE; I'Stitching TWINE for Bags;
Seaming, Tabling, .and Roping, TWINE; PACKING
for Steam. Engines ; Deep Sea, Hand Lead, and Log
LINES; Grinnet, Point, Cod, Mackerel, and other FISHING
LINES; Tea Chest. Orange. Crate, Bale, and
Box . PACK I N G. ,CORDS.
W. W.. ARCHIBAL D, Manufactory, Birkenhead, Ware.
house Removed from No. 18 to No. 9, Goree Piazzas, entrance
in Brunswick-street.

buled to
11, the full
Goods..

A VESSEL,
the stOcki at Berwick-upon-Tweed, about 126 tone
register, copper-fastened to the wales, dimens. sas
follows :—l;ength of keel for tonnage 67 fe inches,
breadth of beatn,2o.feet 9 inchesi depth in hold eet 1 inch.
She is a fine-looki'ng Vessel, strongly buil e best. English
oak tioiber, will carry ,a large cargo for tonnage and sail
fist. is now ready for launching,--For fu er particulars apply
to Mr. A.B. GowAN, Shipbuilder, Berwick upon-Tweed, or to
HAYNES and 'CB AM.
Liverpool, Merseyside, England, 1835-06-23

•
3ux+: 1R35.

THEATRE-ROYAL, LIVERPOOL

The Public is respectfully informed that Mr. and Mrs. WOOD,
of the Theatres-Royal, Covent-garden and Drury-lane, are
engaged for Ten Nights, previous to their departure for
America, and will make their second appearance here these
three years this evening; and, to ,give additional effect to the
'Operas in which Mr. and Mrs. Wood will appear, an ar-
rangement has been made with Mr. BROUGII, principal
Bass Singer of the Theatre-Royal, Dublin, and Mr. G.
HORNCA.STI,B, principal Vocalist of the same Theatre,
who will-make their appearance this evening.

THIS present TUESDAY, the 23d instant, will be per-
formed the Opera of

THE MAID OF JUDAH.
The Orchestra (which is considerably augmented on this occa-
sion) under the direction of Mr. Aldridge.
Previous to the Opera, the Overture to Sciniramicle:
Ivanhoe Mr. Wood 40".
Cedric of Rotherwood Mr. Brough.
Sir Maurice de Bracey Mra.t. Uorncastle.
Rebecca Ts. Wood.
To conclude with the ce, called
SCAN. MAG.;

OR, THE VII.I.AGE GOSSIP

On WEDNESDAY will be repeated the favourite Opera of
CINDERELLA. The Prince, Mr Wood. Cinderella, Mrs.
Wood. The Baron, Mr. G. Horncastle. Dondini, Mr. Brough.
—To conclude with the SOMNAMBULIST.
On THURSDAY a favourite OPERA, in which Mr. and
Mrs. Wood, Mr. Brough, and Mr. G. Horncastle, will perform.
—With other Entertainments.

On FRIDAY, for the BENEFIT of Mr. WOOD. will be
produced, for the first time here, the Opera of ERA DIAVOLO,
or the Inn of Terracina.
Liverpool, Merseyside, England, 1835-06-23

LIFE DEPARTMENT.

' This Incorporation Tffects Life InSuranees either at REDUCED.
RATES WITIIOrT PROFITS, or with Participation in Profits, of
which Two-Tittans are 'returned at regular' periods; without'
_being subject to any dedriction for charyea' of Management.
Additions are made to Policies. or corresponding reditetionsi
of Premium, at the optionsof the Assured.'
The Premiums may be paid at au Increasing or Decreasing'
rate, in a singly:payment, or-for 'alimited number of years only.
Moderato Rates are demanded for Insurances against the
contingencies of Foreign climates, military or naval service;'
and voyages to distant countries ;• and for persons of all apt':
afflicted with Gout, Asthma, Rupture, or other serious maladies."
No entry-money nor additional charge of any description is
made beyond the amount of Premium, exceptiug the Policy
Stamp.
• Prospectus, containing a more detailed description of the'va-
liens Tables of Rates for Fire or Life Assurances may be had'
at the Company's Office. . E. M. BRODIE, Agent
seornsH UNION OFFICE; BRETHERTON
BUILDINGS, NORTH JOHN-STREET.

SUN FIRE OFFICE,
Established 1710,
BANK BUILDINGS, CORM-LILL, CRAIG'S COIL
CHARINGXROSS, and
65, WELBECK-STREET; CAVENDISH-SQUA
LONDON

.1(‘
MANAGERS.
CIiARLLS Poi 4., Esq., Treasure
Charles Boulton, Esq. Felix L b •e, Esq. •
The Hon. P. Pleydell Bouverie C. Sha efevre, Esq. M. P.
William Burnie, Esq. The Hon. Hugh Lindsay;
John Cockerel], Esq. Charles Littled*, 'Esq.James Campbell, jun. Esq. Henry Littledal Esq.
Thomas Dorrien, Esq. Geo. Warde • n, Esq.
Thomas Dorrien, jun., Esq. John Pearse
John Drummond, Esq. Charles Ridiar blec'Eiq.
Charles Bell Ford, Esq, Brice 'Pear* .
William Rd. Hamilton, Esq. C. Georgelliornton, Esq:
Edward Harman, ESq. Geo. Smith Thornton, Esq:
Felix Caliert Ladbro-ke,•Esq
The Printed Receipts for Premium and Duty:on Policies, as
they becomodue, are ready, for delivery, and are in the hands
of the undermentioned Agents' of the Sun Fire and Sun -Life
Offices.

LiverpooIMr.A.:6NVH:OLAS D. BOLD:.
Mr. JAS. BUNNELL.
Manchester and Charley, Mr. Illackliuru, Mr. I'. Thrup.'•
Robt. Duck. Lancaster, Mr. John Bltis'lt%•
Preston, 111r:',1: !Gi6ii. ..! ' . barne;Y
Wigan and' Qrniikirk; • Mr. Ulverston;Mr. Johu Carter,
Saul'. r:lliipW'ciatr . Warrington. Mr. Jas. Daviesl'•
Douglas, Islc•ltif Mart,Mi. Jas. Rochdale, Mr. Geo. IlawortV,;
Moore. I Ilasiendeu, Mr. Henry MAO
it
!Bolton, Mr. Giles Cross.: I . .
Persons may, insure for more letirs than one; and- fu ilu*
insurances an.allowance of 'five per cent. per annunveonwoune
interest, wilt be made,on the premium, and duty' hatted for
: .
ever's,' year, except the first.
A.FIRE ENGINE ON SALE.--Apply to N. D. 80i.u..

: _ .
Liverpool, Merseyside, England, 1835-06-12

HAIR CLOTH & CURLED:HAIR, MANUFACTORIES,
24, Upper Ritt:stract, and 41, Wood-street, Liverpool ---
TAMES 13REA.RLEY-andCo. beg to announce to-tile—Pub-
iilett
ti." lie and Trade generally interested in e Wye articles,
that they can be supplied to any extent, an e most liberal
terms, by applying at either of. the abovei ces. • , "
Retail dealers in the. business will find an advantage in mak-
ing their purchases at these establishments, as they can at any
time be supplied with whatever quantity they may, wish to pur-
chase.

Country purchasers will please to observe that these arc the
mly Establishments in Liverpool where Hair Cloth is Manu-
factured, and the terms on which they can be supplied will, on
inspection, melit,their approval.
Liverpool, Merseyside, England, 1835-06-12

TNDIVIDUALS GOING ABROAD from the Port of
LIVERPOOL are informed by
S. W. SILVER and CO.,
Of Nos:.9 and 10, CORNHI 1., LONDON,
that they may procure the *hole or any part of an 'FIT,
(from the coarsest. to the litlestqoality of Go nown, in-
cluding Cabin Purniture,) at the Branch H
Nos. 4 and 5, ST. GEORGE'S.cIiSS NT;,SOUTH,
LIVERPOOL,
At the same WHOLESALE SHIPPING PRICES as at
. WAREHOUSE in 'LONDON.
Daily communication,between London anti Liverpool for Ship
, sailing Information, &c. ,
Liverpool, Merseyside, England, 1835-06-12

NEW music.

Beautiful Eyes, .d: %Mad. By Charles Blondell. London:
'George and-Mat?by; Liverpool, James Smith, Lord-street.
The poet'Wb
owrote this pretty_ song tells us when the witchery
of beautiful'eyes is most felt. He says it is—
. " When a tear on the lash
• Gently tempers the flash,
- And the soul. leaves the heart to peep ont at the eyes."
Our business is
.not to dispute this knotty point, but to inform
the world that "Beautiful Eyes" is really a very beautiful
ballad. • : . •
Liverpool, Merseyside, England, 1835-06-12

TO ENGINEERS, BROKERS, .4ND OTHERS.
• By N: BOOTH,
On MONDAY next; the 15th instant, at Eleven o' iTck in the
Forenoon precisely, on the Premises, St. incent-street,
near Gloucester-strek,
A VERY excellent STEAM ENGIN , Three-horse,power,
in good working condition. A quantity of HOUSEHOLD
FURNITURE, comprising Mahogany Dining, Cayd, and
Other. Tables, and Chairs; Brussells Carpets, Pier Glasse,
`Hight-dav Clock,' Beds, Bedsteads, and Bedding, together with
Kitchen 'Utensils, &e.
May be viewed on the morning of sale.
Liverpool, Merseyside, England, 1835-06-12

AMERICAN. COTTON MARKET:

. . . - ..,
NEW YORK, MAN 16.---,-Import from the 9th to the IGth May;
From Virginia di 209 •
Mirth Carolina - 573
South Carolina 5O
Georgia 783
Mobile
New Orleans 1236_
Florida . 407

Total 4145 bales.
• The demand noticed this day week has continued, although
in a• more moderate degree, and .prices are quite firm with a
steadiness in the market, it;dicative of still further .advance.
The week's buSineSs is abbut. 4700 hales, say 23(0 Uplands at
17 a, 20 cents '• 2W Florida at 1714 20.; 1050 Mobile at 18
21 5 and 450 New Orleans at lB+xl.2l:
APALACHICOLA, APRIL 25.—Since the date 'of, OUT last, Un-
der the impulse of favonrable'advices from Havre to 17th lilt.,
received by way of New. York, our market became brisk, -at ah
advance of fillfy half a cent on better qualities ; prikne brought:
18 cents readily, and nothing went under 16 ; not a bale' now,
remains for sale, acid little br none coming in: business in the
article here, for the season, is brought nearly to a close.
litontr.E,APRIL 29.-;-There has been- but little done in the
Catfon market for the last six days. There is but little inquiry'
for any descriptions above fair. For 'the 'qualities below that
there has been a fair 'demand with a slight improvement in
price cn ordinary, middling, and fair; Holders are still firth in
theif rates, fot the-better descriptions, and Will no doubt re-
alize accoraing •aS orderi shall arrive to be filled. We have
graduated -obr stale of quotations to suit the present Complexion
of the market. The Vectipts of cotton this week have been 3807
bales—the exports hate been 5374, 'leaving in all a stock on'
hand of 24289 bales" •
Mobile CliiWiiatTon—Cboier, 20 a 201: gond fair 18 'a 18' ;
.fait 17 a 17?, ; middling 16 u 16;34 ; ordinury-151-a.16. •
Liverpool, Merseyside, England, 1835-06-12

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• •
• ,•;•' CONSTANTLY ON SALE, / '
Buenos Ayres and Monte Video Di{Y and SALTED OX
g
HIDES, of heavy, and light %vei Its.,
in quality equal to any:ever imported fir) e River Plate; the
Salted; Hides being free from flesh and s v well trimmed, and
invariably without injury from heat—Apply to GEO. BARKER
and Co., or to . SAMUEL LAFONE, 10, Tithebarn-street.

TO. HOUSEKEEPERS, FURNITURE, BROKERS, AND
OTHtRS, • •
SAMUEL' WIGGINS,
• - Of No. 1, Itanelaei-street, Liverpool,
On WEDNESDAY next, the 17th instant, at Eleven o'clock in the
Forenoon, on the Premises, at N 0.35, Great Charlotte-street,
Liverpool, in the county of Lancaster,—( y order and under
• the authority of the Provisional AsSigtie of the Couri for. the
Itelief.of Insolvent Debtors in Engli , for the benefit of the
Creditors, )
UNDRY Articles of very superior HOUSEHOLD FUR-
NITURE, belonging to JODN SERJEA NT, Window Blind
Munufacturer and Chair and Floor Cloth Dealer, an' Insolvent
Debtor, consisting of Tent Bedsteads and. Bedding' Mahogany
Lou and other Tables, very capital Mahogany and Imitation.
Rosewood -Chairs; Brussels and Kidderminster Carpets, Sofas,
Mahogany Chests of Dittivers, very good Feather Beds, an
Eight-day Clock, Looking. Glasses, several Pieces of. Floor
Cloth,'quite new, with a variety of other useful Articles, Free of
Auction Duty.
The Goods may be viewed and Catalogues had before and on
the Morning of Sale, by application on, thelPremises.
N.B.—The whole of the STUCK in. THAW,: belOnging to
the said Insolvent will be Advertised for Sale in a few days.
Liverpool, Merseyside, England, 1835-06-12

MARYLEBONE OFFICE.-MONDAY.

THE EFFECTS OF THE POOR LAW BlLL.—Yesterday a poor
fellow on crutches, named James Willis, entered the office to
crave the assistance of the sitting magistrates, 111essrs. ltawlin-
son and Shutt, under the following very distressing circum-
stances :
The applicant stated, that he was a journeyman wheelwright,
and that he formerly resided in Little Ogle-street, Middlesex
Hospital. About six weeks ago he had the misfortune to frac
Lure his knee-cap, from a dreadful fall ,through treading on a
piece of orange-peel in the street. He was promptly admitted'
into the hospital above named, where the fracture was reduced,
and from whence be had been discharged a few days since. He-
had nod; however, recovered the use of his limb, and was con-
sequently totally unable to work, not being even able to walk
without the assistance of crutches. Under these painful and
distressing circumstances, having neither friends nor pecuniary
resources, he applied to be admitted into Marylebune poor-
house (the parish to which he belongs), but they refused to re-
ceive him, and the utmost he could get from that quarter was a
little bread and cheese.

The unfortunate applicant here handed a certificate from the
house-surgeon of the institution already named, coupletely
corrotiOratin.g the former part of his statement.
Mr. Rawlinson having listened to the polr fellow's tale, sent
an officer with him to the workhouse, to request that he might
be admitted. _ _

They shortly returned, when the officer stated that he had
seen Mr. King, a parish officer, denominated an " inspector,"
who had refused to admit the applicant, on the ground of his
having a wite living and able to support him.
The applicant solemnly declared, that his wife, t►n far from
being able tb keep him, was a homeless wanderer like himself,
with scarcely a rag to cover her, or bread to eat. He further
stated, that through the calamity which had befallen him, his
furniture had all been seized for rent, and lie had not now a
place wherein to rest his head, and from his lameness, was in-
capable of walking the streets all night.
Mr. Rawlinson said he could do nothing further for him, the
power being taken out of his hands.
The pour fellow, who seemed bitterly disappointed, then left
the office, with tears in his eyes, declaiing that he did not know
what was to become of him.
Liverpool, Merseyside, England, 1835-06-12

Lately larled.

FRIDAYdo next, the 19th instant, at Twelve o'clock, at Wm
1-It4on'.l.Uffice, Exchange-buildings, . •
17,000 East India DX and COW, H,I O.ES;
Ex Faerie Queene, from Calcutta.--z Apply to I rs. TAYLOR
POTTER and CO, Meychants,.oY ICI • • • •
I-1 -sON<Broker,..

TO ,MERGIIA NTS, CAPTAINS,. IRONMONGERS; ti-c.
By BRANCH and. SON;
•
By order of the Assignees of William fritters Wilkes. of Birming7
ham, a Bunkrups.
011 WEDNR§DAY, the 2101, and THURSDAY, the 25th instanti
at, Eleven o'clock each. day, at Messrs. Shiptun and Co.'s
Wharf, No. 1, Graving Dock, Liverpool, . - •
t.T.J:IIARDS of. 150 Packages of •11 pAyA RE, being
Goods t ppe,dan,transitii, attd,containtoo, about
720 1319ze0 Japanned :TRAY S and' WA l' 'RS,
•
120. Bund/es various IRON WIRE,'
100 Dozen Tinned. Iron SAUCE 5.,. POTS, and TEA
KETTLES,
.500 Dozen-LACKS and LATCH *
,300. Dozen Butt and-other HINGES,- •
100 Tuns Spike, Rose, and,:Clout NAILS,
,800,Thousand TACKS,
• 50 Cwt strong and tine Cut SHOE and JOINERS' BILLS,
2 .Ton SAD' IRONS, ,
1000 Gross SHOE..HEELS, TOES, and PATTEN RINGS,
120 Cross fron Tinned SPOONS, ••:
50 Dozen AL1;; and WINE. MEASURES,:
20 Dozen Copper TEA KETTLES & WARMING PANS,
30 Dozen KALEIDOSCOPES, •
72 Dozen SPECTACLES;
50 Dozen GLOVES, •
!With. a. very great variety f)f 'other Hardware, Ironmongery,
!Metal, and Braziery Articles.
**l. The ,above•Goods,:which are in' excellent condition,'are
!ordered by the Assignees for unreserved Sale, and will be sold
in; Lots suitable for Merchants, Shippers, and the Trade gene-
/ally: . :
. The whole may- be• Viewed on: Monday, -22 d, and Tuesday,
23d instant; between the Hours of Ten and Five O'clock, on
application .at the Warehouses. •
Catalogues are preparing, and may be had on Saturday, the
20th instant, at. the GUARDIAN OFFICE, Manchester.; from Mr.
J. B. M'llltctimm, Accountant, Birmingham; or from Messrs.
BRANCH and SON; Auctioneers, Liverpool. - I
Liverpool, Merseyside, England, 1835-06-12

Fifth Call of £2 on-each. £2O Shale,
LONDON AND GIIEI.:NWICH RAILWAY
COMPANY,.
. ,

Incorporated by Act of Parliame.nt.:lB33.
*NOTICE LS. iIEREBY GIVEN, that the Direetora„of the
IN above Company have made a Call of £3 per. S to be
paid to the Treasurer, MATTMAS ATTWOOD, ,Es at
Messrs. SpooNER, ArrwoO vs, and Co., ' 'racechurch-
street, London ; or to the Bank of Manchest ,at Mauchestet ;
on or befOre the sth dPy of July next. Shou d the Call not be
paid by that day, interest will,be.charged at the rate of £5 per
cent. per annum to the time of payment.
GEORGE WALTER, Secretary.

26,Corn1q11, Jung. 6,
Liverpool, Merseyside, England, 1835-06-12

TIURSbAY

On To unsOA y next, the, ISth, instant, at Twelve o 04, at
Bateson and-liorsfall's Offit:e, Lower as -street,
Chests Bengal ENIJIG, •
Landed ax Bland, (roar Calentta.--Apply. o Messrs. Gout,
hoax and boa BS, MerChatiti;or -
. BATESON, and- HOBS-FALL, Brokers.

On THURSDAY nekt, the 18th instant, at,Twelve o'clock, in
Ireanpsev,lienbal,v; and Cot's Bendeci Yaid, Sefton-street,
612: Logs and Curls 14,114.1A.H.0GAN
18 Logs of splendid SA,TIN WOO ;
4U, Tons of LIGNUMV-IT2E,.=
Being the entire, cargo of the Alel?.ntho,. Cap in Wheelwright,
ex, St. Domingo, just lain
This cargo oe Mahogany is real City W d, and consists of a
large proportion of-very, excellent[Curls, ith an assorttnent of
Table and Veneer Loss of large dimensions and very choice
quality,-and, being the fast. cargo of City "Wood expected for
some time, is particularly worthy of the attention:of the trade.
Also,'2oo Logs,,of Cuba,MAHOGANY,
Daily expected .to arrive.-=For further particulais apply to JNO.
Esq., London, or.. .- . .
PEMPY, BENBOW, and Co., Brokers.

440,106 prime. Rio ROSEWOOD...PLANKS,
Weigliing23tons, 19 cwt. 2 qrs., 18 lbs., daily ex e ed to arrive,
207 Logs of very fine PENCIL CE ► • R,
I mported-in•the.George: Wilkinson; from M .11e, now landing.
„2.5 Wainscot OAK L• •
Imported in the Erwartun, an now landing.
• 63 Wainscot OAK L • GS,
Imp,orted in the Amanda, ex Riga, now. landing.—By order of
the importers, • -
- DEMPSEY, BENBOP, and-003-,-Brokets,
Liverpool, Merseyside, England, 1835-06-12

• .
TO LEAD MERCHANTS, PLUMBERS, AND OTHERS-
By Mr. W. WALKER, -
On MONDAY, the 22d instant, at Eleven o'clock, pr fely, at
his Rooms, No. 4, Castle=street,
AVALUABLE • and- CoMplete MACH 4 for Drawing
LEAD PIPES, together with the ting Models for
the same. .
May be viewed on the 18th, 19th, and 20th instant, on appli-
cation to Me. DENT, Carinthers-street, Vauxhall-raad.
Liverpool, Merseyside, England, 1835-06-12

SUMMER CIRCUITS.

OXFORD.—Lord Denman, Mr. Justice Williams.
NORTHERN.—Lord Chief Justice Tindal, Lord Abinger.
HOME.—Mr. Justice Park, Mr. Justice lAtledale.
MIDLANM—Mr. Justice Gaselee, Mr. Justice Vaughan.
Nottrot.x:L—Mr. Baron Parke, Mr. Baron Bolland.
NORTH WA LEs.-zMr: Justice Bosanquet.
Souri-r. WA LES.-M r. Justice Patteson.
WJATF.ap;.—Mr. Baron GuruPy, Mr. Justice Coleridge.

TIT ki:IBERA TOlzi.—The Duke of Newcastle, at his
held last week at the White Hart, near wyford, di-
rected that 20 per cent. of the rent paid by his tenants should
be returned. This liberal act of his Grace has been duly ap-
preciated by his numerous tenantry. Earl Beauchamp, at his
audit, held on Tuesday se'nnight, most generously'reduced the
rents on his numerous estates 15 per ceot.—Carmarthen Jour-
nal,.
Liverpool, Merseyside, England, 1835-06-12

:VALUABLE SHII'WRIGHT'S YARD, HOUSES,
WHARF', CELLAR., QUAYS, AND LFSIIE ROCK
NEAR PLYMOUTH: • ,
•On Fil DA y, the 26tkinstanti at Twelve, o'clock at • Noon, at
the King's Aims, in Plymouth,. unless previously disposed
of Private Contract, of wfiich.notice will:be given,
• T"4 FEE-SIMPLE and INHERITANCE a and. all
that SHIP witi6EWS YARD, STORE: sEs,
DOCKS, and. OFFICES, situate at Moun B• ea, in 'he
- Parish of Plyrnstock, and now in the occup nof the Exe-
cutors of the late Mr. Thomas Pope.
Also,. all that Yard called CATER'S YARD, together with
a DWELLING-HOUSE and OFFICES, with a large front-
age to the Water.;• and also, Four DWELLING-HOUSES,
GARDENS, CELLARS, and a large frontage to the Water,
.now in the occupation of Messrs. Parker, Pinch, and others; at
yearly rents.
Also, Twenty-four HOUSES and .GARDENS, now held on
Lives, with a perpetu4 right: of Renewal, under yearly Con-
ventionary Rents, Heriots, and Fines. ' •
Also, a large vantity of LIME ROCK, situated at Turn-
chapel aforesaid. :

These Premises, from their being situated on the shore of
Cativater, great depth of water, capabilities. of, building vessels
ofilarge dimensions, resumption of the Breakwater works, and
increasing commerce, of the port, strunglt. claim the attention
Ofi Shipewriers, Builders, Merchants, and others; as well per-
Sons, of the, neigh.bourhood as of the distant ports- of: London,
,Liverpool, liull, &c., the comparativelow price of labour and•
materials (as has recently been established) enabling builders
and ShipoWners to huild and repair at near half the cost of
such distant ports,
Particulars of the Property may be :had. of Me; PARKER, at
Turnchapel aforesaid; and all and every,necessar/ information
obtained of Mr. J. YoLLAND7 at. Meralield, near I lymton; and
ofMr. JOHN PHILLIPS, Sunderland.
baled May 19 1835 •
t - • r • -
Liverpool, Merseyside, England, 1835-06-12

The new, A 1 copper-fastened Barque SCOTIA,
- SAMUEL RISK, commander;
fiXIF:4 Burthen per regiSter 59191-94 tons, built at St. John,
by .Mr.. William Lauton, was lean ed 4th
Septeinber last, her stern,.apron, stern post, and,bi
.ng streaks
4re all Of 'African and Unitect..S'tates white.oak.' er cabin is
elegautirAuished with.mahogaity, and'her rials are ample
and of the best description, carries'a large c o, and sails very,
fast, on an unusually light draft of water, and is fastened
throughout imam strangest and-most substantial manner.
Length. aloft 127 feet.ll inches; .breadth of beam 32 feet 1
incil; height between decks 8 feet 1 inche, and depth of hold
12 feet 6 inches.—Apply on board, east side Prince's Dock, or
CANNON,. IVLI4LER• and C 0.....

.: iS.'. a!l':
Liverpool, Merseyside, England, 1835-06-12

A B ROK El;

TO THE EDITOR OF THE LIVERPOOL STANDARD.
Sta,—ln a letter addressed to the Rev. Hugh MiNeill, in
the Journiil of Saturday last, it is asserted. that 187 catholics
Were ripped open and boiled in the reign of Queen Elizabeth,
because they did not to the protestant Worship. Your con:
respondent will be glad to be infoiined in what work that eir
euntstanee is-related? A SUBSCRIBER.'
Jui4 1,0;1835. . •
Liverpool, Merseyside, England, 1835-06-12

LIVERPOOL PUBLIC SALE-ROOM.

TO THE EDITOR OP THE LIVERPOOk tSTAND,IRD.
. SlRS—Nothing surprises me so much in Liverpool, where I
find, generally, every possible facility afforded for the conve-
nient and quick despatch of business,aqie want of a public
sale-room, in some degree commensurate with the increasing
importance of its trade.

Are you aware that the room now used for this purpose is
tuate on the top of the Exchange News-room, I may say, lite-
rally, in the roof of that high building? The approach to it
consists of eighty steps, a tiresome and wearying ascent ; and
when the room is crowded, such is its heat and closeness, that I
cannot imagine the black-hole of Calcutta to have been a place
of greater torture. The sale-ioom, I should observe, is lighted
only by sky-lights, upon which the sun is shining the whole of
the day. Independently of the inconvenience arising from its
extreme heat, it is equally objectionable on account of its want:
of space. The ground-floor of a warehouse in the immediate
ileighboitrhood of the. Exchange might.surely be -obtained ;---:
inileed I see no reason why a new sale-room might not be
erected by subscription. The private sale•ruoms are for the
most part too small, now that the Liverpool sales are attended
by brokers and dealers from every part of the empire. A hint
from you would, perhaps, direct the atientiJe of the LiverpoOl
brokers and merchants to this subject.-1 am, sir, yours, &c.,
Liverpool, Merseyside, England, 1835-03-03

LIVER THEATRE, CHURCH-STREET.

In consequence of the Ocerflow to all parts of the House last night,
will be repeated,
• - For the BENEFIT of Mrs. RAYMOND;
THIS present TUESDAY, the 3d instant, will be per-
formed the popular Drama, called
THE CARAVAN;
OR, THE DRIVER AND HIS DOG.
In which Mr. Raymond's Newfoundland Do. 'ill appear.
Cornelius Mr. 11. nond.
Rose 'Mrs. Raym.. .
To which will be added the laughabl, nterlude, called
• • WOOING AW rid Wi
OR, LOVE UNDER A AMP-POST.
John Mr. W. J. Hammond.
Ellen Bloomlie....Mrs. Raymond.
After which the new Farce of -
TRICKS AND TRAVELS.
To conclude with-(by pailicular desire)
THE MASQUERADE SCENE

from'Life iti Liverpol,- • •
In the course of which additional Novelty will be given.
A variety of Singing, by Miss Hamilton, Mrs. Raymond; and
Mr. W. J. Hammond.

Dancing, by Mr., Mrs., anl Miss F. Leclercq, Mademoiselles
Georgette and Eloise, and the Brothers Jackson, &c.
Tickets to be had of Mrs. RAYMOND, 30, Norton-street; at
the Box-office, and the Music-shops, &c.
Tickets and Places to be had at the Box-office, each day, from
Eleven till Three o'clock.
Doors to be open at Half-past Six o'clock, Performance to
commence at Seven.

Boxes, 3s.—Pit, 2s.—Gallery, 6d.
Second, Price—Boxes; ls.—No Se&md Price to the
Gallery. Second Price at Half-past Eight.,

TO CORRESPONDENTS.

We are obliged fto F, F. and D. 8., but we cannot conve-
niently recur to the American fallacies berore Friday. •
We have seen the stuff in the old woman's trash-bag of Friday
last, but it is a Month old, and 'otherwise too contemptible to
be noticed.
Liverpool, Merseyside, England, 1835-03-03

FRIDAY.

On FRIDAY next, the 6th instant, at Bateson and 'stall's
Office, Lower-Castle-street, at Twelve o'el ,
1000 Buffa►o Brined. HIDES,
•Landed ex,, Spartan, from Calcutta.—Apply t 11% GARDNER
Bonus, Merchant.
BATICSON..and HORSYALL, Brokers,
Liverpool, Merseyside, England, 1835-03-03

LA SEMIRAMIDE;

Compressed in one Act, and in which will be sung all the most
• favourite pieces of this Opera.
Semiramide Madame Kyntherland.
A rsace....Signora Cesare.
Idreno Signor Decal. , •
•
Assur Signor Boisragon.
• Oioe Signor Marani.
Mitiane Signor Troyan.
Ombra di Nino....Signor Cervalo-.
. CONCERT,
With Orchestra accompaniments and : vura variations,
(Piano-forte,) on the favourite Romany rom Mehul's Opera
of "`Joseph," (composed by Herz,) he Marquis de Muti
Papazurr►.
The-,Duo, "E fia ver," (from Mercadante's 11 Elisa e Claudio,)
by Sigs. Decal and .Boisragon.
BURLESQUE.

" Va da si via di qua," (composed by Martini,) by. Mad:
Kyntherland, Silts. Duval and Maraui, dressed in Caricature.
Cavitina, "11 soave contento," (Paccini,) by the Marquis de
Muti Papazurri. .
To conclude with Rossini's Comic Opera of
IL BA.RBIERE DI SIVIGLIA,

Conipressed in one Act; and which will include all the most
, - favourite Vieces of that Opera,. .
hosida • - Madame Kvutheriand. , •
. -.
..Count Ahilaviva....Signur Deval.
. JO oja Bartolo --Signor Marani.
.• , Figaro.......Signor Boisragon. • •
~--% Bertha - e. Signora Castelli.
Basilio Signor Galli.. .
.
_. , Fiorelio . Signor Troyano.
'.. Officer . - Signor Garcia.
Subscribers' Tickets are not admitted on this Evening.
~.
.t, -- ' - • - - - • •
Tt.,9IORUOW, .(Wednesday,) will be performed, Ifor• tho
filitST TIME in Liverpool,iVaccaj's celebrated Opera of
-GUILIETTA. E ttOMEO.

Giulietta Madame Kyntherland.
Romeo Signora Cesari.
Capellio . Signor Deval.
Adele Siguoia Campi.
Lorenzo Signor Boisragou.
Tebitido Signor Galli.
Prices of Admission.--Lower Boxes, 4i. ; Vppei Boxes,
3s. 6u.: Pit, 2s. 6d.; Gallery, Is.
Doors will be opened at Seven o'clock, and the Performance
►rill commence at Eight precisely.
Liverpool, Merseyside, England, 1835-03-03

On WEDNESDAY, the 11th instant, at Twelve o'clock, at
Roscow aryl Itigg's Office, Water-street
120 Bales HORSE HAI ,
Just arrived from Buenos Ayres and Mo ideo.—For par-
ticulars apply to ROSCOW and RIGG, Brokers.
Liverpool, Merseyside, England, 1835-03-03

UNITED STATES.

Hill have early despatch.
Zfr- For SAVANNAH, the new ©ay,
ARCHIBALD REID, Max .
• For Freight, &c. apply to DUI CAN GIBB.

- To sail immediately.
t`.4, For NEW YORK, the very superior and elegant
American Ship COLUMBIA, Captain AL,pl.trinEri,
4 I'4
copper-fastened,
Britton,) burtheu per register 492 tom, coppered
Icopper-fastened,-fastened, formerly one of the regullif packet ships
1),,
• `ween the two ports, and is decidedly one,offthe fastest-sail-
lg ships out of. New York.
kor terms of freight or passage, having excellent laccommo-
dti°ll% refer tROBINSON BROTHERS, Or tO
SAMUEL ORME, Ship Broker, 11, Goree-Piaras.

thui FINE GOODS 20s. PER TON.
er
• 0, Petitire engagement to sail on Sunday, the Bth March inst.,
'''''iPpers are therefore:requested to hare their Goods alongside
not later than the 601,
For NEW YORK, the very fine first-cl American
Ship JOHN LINTON, Captain D trisoN ; bur-
r...4r- then 410 tons, conpered and cop fastened, New
• . York-built of the very beit materials, sails fast, and is
every respect a first-rate' conveyance; haying lately been a
r'acket between New York and New Orleans, her accommoda-
°us for poard,assengers are very suerior.—For freight or passage
`4131Y utt b in WaterloODoepk, or to
WADDINGTON, HOLT; and Co.

On THURSDAY next, the sth instant, at One o' c., at Geo.
and Wm. Wainwright's Off Fe, 9, D -street,
50 Tons FusTtc,
Lately landed ex Timandra, from Jamaica;. lying in their
warphouse, Hackin's-hey.—Apply to
GEO. and WM. WAINWRIGHT, Brokers.
Liverpool, Merseyside, England, 1835-03-03

AVERAG:

Willi:AT, V' 70 ths. a d a d
Irish diied red.. 5 3 rir 5 7
Do. dried white, 5 10 .. 6 6
Do. undried.... 5 3 .. 5 10
English
Canada ...... 6 6.. 7 2
OATS, 4p 43 tbs...
Irish.. 2 10.. 3 '4l
BARLEY, 47 60 lbs.
Irish grinding... 3 6.. 4 0

AVERAGE PRd CI
SD SD
Waterford,....... 64 0 0 82 0

Culerain. • 66 0.. 70 0
Carlow,
Limerick
Belfast
Derry 6B 0.. 70 0
Cork, 3ds, dry

• - - • •
REPORTED ARRIVALS OF CORN.
From the 24th Feb. to the 24 March inclusive.
IRE- COAST- FO- BRITISH
TOTAL.
DEsCIIIPTION R. LAND. WISE. REIGN AMER.
- -
1 WHEAT • Qrs 1681 1681
BARLEY .Qrs 63 430 493
OATS
Fi.outt Sleks 312 t 134 3238
Do - Barrels
BRAN.... ....... .... CW I
'OATMEAL Loads 1266 1266
MALT Qrs 20 20
BEANS Qrs 18 18
PEAS ' • Qrs
Bra
Sum.t.Ro BmALEY Cwt;
• RAPESEED Barrels, .
INDIAN CORN QTS!

COTTON MARKET.—Tw 0 u'-LOCK.
There is but a moderate demand for Cotton to-day,
and the sales will not exceed 2,000 bales.

SHIPPING INTELLIGENCE.

Wind W.N.W.--Strong breeze.
ARRIVALS.
•
Cincinnati, Barstow, from New York.
Bengal, Tolan, from Mobile.
The vessels that sailed hence on Sun lay last. were seen yesterday
afternoon about 20 miles Rod of How "by the William Huskisson,
(steamer) °from Labor. -
Liverpool, Merseyside, England, 1835-03-03

LIVERPOOL DISPENSARIES,

• • "
Number of new patients entered on the books of the Dispensaries during
the last week:,--
.

South. North, Tota'
Received advice and medicine at the institution, 209 aOl 500
Visited at their own houses and supplied with
medicine, B7 ' 135 222

Total at each Dispensary ' 226 426 722
VISITORS.
North—Rev. C. Wray, Rev. R. Croft, and Mr. J. H. Smith.
South—Mr. A. Thompson, Rev. F. Murphy, and Mr. J. Cooper.

Monday Evening, 2d March,
Siuee Friday but market has been very quiet, the sales amounting
only to 3,000 bags, at steady prices.
Liverpool, Merseyside, England, 1835-03-03

? TIE creditors who have proved eir debts under, a fiat in
bankruptcy awarded and iseu against JAMES WALT
Trim, of Liverpool, in the cowl of Lancaster, linen drapes,
merchant, dealer and cha man nil receive a. dividend on
P Y
their respective debts by applviu , any day between the hours
of ten o'clock in the forenoon aiid two o'cloelt in the afternoon,
at the office of Mr. JOHN PRit*CalfiXT, Accountant,
Court, Fenwick-street, iu Liverpool aFpresaiti.
MALLABY, Solicitor.
Liverpool, Merseyside, England, 1835-03-03

-BIRCH HOUSE, FAZAKERLY.

MC) be LE'!', the above excellent FAMILY Horst, ma-
taiuiug seven Bod-rooms, two rarlouni, Drawing-room.,
two Kitchens, .Pantry, and good qffill,.ring, with a large Gar-
den, well stocked with choice 'Mit Trees in •good condition,
and about eight Acres Cheshire measure of good Meadow-and
Pasture LAN 12. The Outbuildings consist of a Coach-house,
Stable for Mr& horses, Shippon, &c. Distance from Liver-
pooLabout five miles. For turther particulars apply to. Mr.
HUNRr. CoPut,Azi o, Mary bone, Liverpool.

TO be LET,-a. small -BLRACII--GR-REN, with everything
requisitelor carrying on the businessiu the best manner,
and a comfortable DWELLING-HOUSE, &c. attached, situ-
ated witbiu two miles of Coleraine, and withip.. seven rhilesubf
Portrush, from which.lvirbour a ,new, fiortr-class • Steamer will
led
com a:gm:o plying regularly to and fr -Liverpool, in the month
of April next. The principal ses .on these:Premises .aro
quite new ; the Machinery. of the est curistr,lction, with a plen-
tiful supply of-Water; and, should a good Tenant offer, who
would desire to use the concern fur the purposes of another ma-
nufacture, the Proprietor would give a long Lease, and would
be satisfied with a very moderate Rent from an improving
• 'repent. . :• •
-For further particulars apply to 11.. BENNETT, Esq , Ardver-
ness, Coleraine, if by letter post-paid.

NORTH WALES.
Hall icay between'the Market. Towns ot'Newtown and Llanidlex's,
ISO Miler from 'London—RESIDENCE,. with an exclusive
. right of Sporting orer 5,000 Acres abownding with Game.
MO be LET, Furnished, a desirable
_FAMILY REM-
DUNCE commanding beautiful liects, and containing
Three Sitting-rooins: School-room, ne Bed-chambers, includ-
ing Servants', Two g Dressin-ro . 004 suitable Offices, Qoach-
core)icuoem
house, Stabling, Granary, -DOg kennel, •and All. useful Out-
buildings, good Garden, 'Orchard, and with or withofet,Lafkil.
the exclusive iiht of Sporting over Five Thousand Acres
Agent,furt further rupeagicckul-astrrseeat,p p
London, tto .it►lorr.
abouuding with Game. Also excellent Fishing_ in the River
Severn, which runs through part of the Froperty. .
AlLetters' to be post-paid. . • ~ ~
Estate‘v and
'l'. E. Manske, Esq., hlanidloe.s, Itlontgotnryshire.
BATES,FOr
Liverpool, Merseyside, England, 1835-03-03

By order of the Devisees- in Trust 'and' E.reculori .esisder the Will
of the late Christopher Metro de ased.
On MoNnAttiext, the 9th instant, at 1 w e o'clock at noon,
at the Clarendon IrboinS,'Sotith Job reef., subject to such
conditions of sale as•wilt be'then an ere produced,
ALL that Piece of LA:ND,' 'With the' SHOP and Three
several MESSUAGF.:S or DWELLING-HOUSES
thereon erected, sithatenn 'the north-east side of St. Junes's-
street, end nerth-west• vide of Cornwallis sweet, in Livqipool,
containing in front to St. James's-street and the north=east
side severally 18 feet, and to the front of Cornwkillis4treet 55
feet. and now in the several possessions of Niessrs.' JOhn' 'Me t-
calf, Jackson Southwell;'and'James M. Garnett.' •• -
The Property is Leasehold, under the CorpOratiOn df Liver
,pool, for one life nowiu being, aged 51, and 2,1 years after 'hii
decease.
The Dwelling-house, in the posseigion of Jaines.M.' Garnett,
Will be'offered for sale, subject to the life. estate of a Tecriale;
now aged 80 years.
For further particulars apply to Mr: Tori:ssiN, Solicitor, 49,
Park-lane, Liverpool.

PRY'S IN c D IIILWILLI CHURCH.
By GE OR GE AS HTO N, of Prestot,
On WEDNESDAY, the,lith instant, at Three o'clock in the
Aftetnoon, at the Abbey, in Childwall,
11,
LAIORTY-SEVEN SEATS, or PEWS, i Chilthicill Church,
12. viz., No.' 1 to 14 im the Ground Moo , No, 1 and 2, 5 and
6, Btq 12, 15 to 18, and 22 to 41 in the Ilery. •
Ile above are a rodent addition to th Chureb:.
Plans may be seen, uud further information had on applita-'
Lion to Messrs. Win. PEARSON and Soiv, Joiners and Bu'ilder's,
in Wavertree. or the Clerk. who will show the Seats.
Liverpool, Merseyside, England, 1835-03-03

On.Fatim.y, the 13th. instant, at Twelve o'clock, at ROSCOW
and Rigg's Office, Water.street,_ " --
6680 Dry.salted BUFFALO H1D106,4"--
4500 Dry Java COW I-I IDES,
,Now landing.ez Indian and Cape Breton, front Manilla and
Batavia.--Apply to Messrs, Kong= WISE and Co., Merchants,
or to ROSCOW and RIOG, Brokers.

TEAS,.
On TUESDAY, the 17th instant, at ,Ten o'clock, at the Public
Sale Room, Exchange-buildings, instead bf FRIDAY, the
- 13th instant, as originally advertised,
253 Chests BLACK TEA,
47
30 Chests H Y SON S KIN
Ex Robert, from Bunkba.y.—For further Particulars apply to •
T. and H. LITTLEDALE and CO. Brokers.
VARNHAM, EWART and DELAFOSSE,S
Liverpool, Merseyside, England, 1835-03-03

Bankrupt Property.
On THURSDAY neat, the sth instant, at Property.,
'clock, at Mr.
T. Pyke's Warehouse, Brunswick-street, posite the Corn
Exchange,-4 older of the Assignees' .
About 670 Firkins Old BUT ER.
The Property may be examined in the meantime, and Cata-
logues of Sale may be had,by applying to Mr.JAMES HERD, or
to SEDGWICK. antrWILKINSON, Brokers.
Liverpool, Merseyside, England, 1835-03-03

SALS'OF VALUABLE DRAUGHT HORSES; IVATE7I-.
,T
SIDE CARTS, &c.
By Messrs. 'l'. and J. TAO R,-
To-tonnaow, (Wednesday,) the 4th ins i t, at Twelve o'clOCk
precisely, in the Hay rket,
ACAPITAL Brown STALLIO , five years old, 16
hands high ; Three capital DRAUt;trr HORSES; some
GEARING; also Three good WATERSIDE CARTS, a'
small RUBBISH DITTO, and other Effects.
May be viewed on the Morning of sale.
Liverpool, Merseyside, England, 1835-03-03

Ivalo by ,cittttticin.

TO BREWERS' AND OTHERS.
By Messrs. THOS. WINSTANLEY a SONS,
Tins DAY (Tuesday), nn 'the Premises, . Shaw's Timber-
yard, corner of Nelson-street, St. Ja s's-street, (and not at
No. 21, as 'before advertised;) at .elve o'clock precisely;
without reserve, by order of the E cutors,
IFTY POCKETS of superior HOPS.
May be viewed previous to the. sale. •

EXTENSIVE SALE OF FURNITURE, WANSTANLEY'S

- ROOMS.
By Messrs. T. WINSTANLEY and S NS,
TO-MORROW, (Wednesday,) the 4th instant, following days,
at Elevetr o'clock precisely each day, at t r Rooms, Church-
street,
A N extensive assemblage of moder and useful HOUSE-
111._ 11-JLD Ft RN ITURE, a capital full-sized BILLIARD
TABLE, by Gillows, a fine-toned Six-octave Cottage. PIANO-
FORTE, by Goulding and D' Alinaine, Horizontal and Square
Ditto' ' by favourite makers, excellent FOWLING-PIECES,
some PLATE and PLATED ARTICLES, a variety of richly;
cut GLASS and other Effects, removed for the convenience of
unreset ved Sale. . _ _

The FURNITURK consists of several Four-post and Camp
Bedsteads, with Moriue and Printed Calico Hangings; *ell-
seasoned Feather Beds, Flair Mattresses, and Bedding. Painted
Toilet Tables and Washstands, Chests of Drawers, Chamber
Chairs, a large Painted Winged Wardrobe, new and second-
hand Brussels and Kidderminster Parlour and Stair Carpets,
Morine and other Window Curtains, handsome Bronzed Pan-
ders and Fire-it ons, two elegant Rosewood Couches, covered
with figured Satin, Loo and Card Tables to match, an excellent
Set of Red Rosewood Drawing-room Chairs, Set of Imitation
Ditto, Bronzed and Or-molu Dining-room Lamps, Chitnney
Glasses of various sizes, Dressing Glassee, &c.
The NIAHOCANi PCHNIEURS comprises a large and hand-
some Wellington Wardrobe, modern Pedestal and other Side-
boards, Sets of Dining Tables, on Telescope and Plain Frames,
several Sets of Chairs, Scroll Sofa and Couches, Loo, Pew,
broke, Card,-Library, and Sofa Tables, two Mahogany Boolt-1
cases, &c.; together with some Office Fixtures, it Painted!
Shower Bath, twenty-two Glazed Sashes, in Mahogany Frames,'
a Set of Painted Spirit Kegs, with-Taps and Pipes. a variety
of Kitchen and Culinary Articles, and other useful Effects: • .
The whole to be viewed THIS DAY, (Tuesday,) the 3d instant,
when Catalogues may be had.
Liverpool, Merseyside, England, 1835-03-03

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/110 be LET, a MM. N. IS II EDl3.lefg.E, iy a inofi, eligible
1. situation, at the edge of the u, a mile and a half from
the Exchange.—Apply at the Standaid-gfice,

FURNISHED HOUSE TO LE' IN LIVERPOOL.
ri-10 he LET, for Six Months, • (Aerate terms, and may
..11. he entered upon on the Ist April nest, a good HOUSE,
neatly Furnished, calculated for a small family, -consisting of
Drawing, Dining, and. Breakfast Rooms, with -live Bed-rooms,
and two Kitchens.—Apply at the Standard-office.