biglam/hmd_newspapers huggingface dataset:
The Liverpool Standard and General Commercial Advertiser.
Liverpool, Merseyside, England, 1835-07-17

CORONER'S INQUEST.

On Wednesday an inquest was held before Mr. Alderman
Wright, one of the coroners of this borough, on the' body oj
Luke O'Beirne, labourer. .
James Loxton, joiner, devised that on Monday, the 13th
lust., between twelve and one o'clock he was in Church-street,
opposite the church. There was a crowd of fifteen or twenty
persons on the same side of the street, in the carriage way.
The deceased was standing in the middle of the road. A car-
riage drawn by one horse passed him, and the driver struck- at
him with the whip. After -this the deceased stepped back to
the crowd. At that moment Dr. O'Donnell's carriage, drawn
by two horses, came up. The deceased
.turned round, and put
his hit ;ads towards the horses' heads, and was knocked down by
the i.,lr-side horse, and the off fore and hind wheels went over
him about the middle of his body. The deceased was imme-
diately taken into a druggist's 'shop iu Church-street, where
means were used to restore him, and he was subsequently taken
to the Infirmary; but he was dead before be left the shop. The
deceased was intoxicated. The carriage was going quick, and
a good deal of excitement prevailed in the street at the time.
Thomas Jackson, publican, 11arford-street, corroborated the
statement of the last witness, stating it to be his opinion that
the carriage was going much too quick, considering the num.;
ber of persons in the street. The witness also stated that Dr.
O'Donnell's coachman called out when he was about ten or
twelve yards from the deceased, and that Dr. O'Donnell, after
the accident,- (as witness thought,) directed his man to stop,
and got out and went towards the deceased.
Thomas Garstun, blacLainith, also coincided with the other
witnesses, except that be gave it as his opinion that the car-
riage was only going at an ordinary rate.
The identity of the deceased was proved by Elizabeth t'ardy.
with whom he lodged in Atherton-street. Ile was a French
polisher, and had a wife living in Bristol.
Mr. Long, hotise surgeon of the Infirmary, proved the in-
juries received to he the cause of the deceased's death.
The jury, at this period of the inquiry, appeared perfectly
satisfied, and after a hot consultation returned a verdict of
Accidental Death, laying a tteodand 0f 40s. on the carriage.

It is reported in the 'military circles that a small promotion is
expected to take place immediateV. sad a 14/elation respect-
ing the rook of the two tityrices.
Liverpool, Merseyside, England, 1835-07-17

THE MAUHITIt S.

Mr. C. BULLER took that opportunity of stating that he
would postpone his motion respecting the conduct of the go-
vernor of the Mauritius till the 13th of August.
Sir G. GREY expressed his regret that it should be postponed
to so distant a day.
Mr. C. But IRK said he did so because, on applying at the
Colonial-office, he was given to understand that the noble lord
at the bead of that department would not be reaay to go into it
at present.
The report of the municipal corporations bill was then ordered
to be taken into further consideration on Thursday.

ABORIGINES IN BRITISH SETTLESIF.NTS.

On the motion of Mr. PowELL 13vvroN a select committee
was appointed to inquire into the treatment of the original in-
habitants of Biitish settlements.

BOROUGH OF GREAT YARMOUTH.
Mr. R. WA SON moved " that the petitions from Great Yard
trhattla, (preseuted ,on, the 26th and 30th of June,)
among other things, that the sum of two guineas has been lately
paid to many of the voters, at the house of one of the moat
active pattisans in behalf of the sitting members, and humbly
and earnestly praying that the house will cause an inquiry tab°

made into the circumstances stated in the petition be referred to
a select com►uittee."
The motion was carried on a division by a majority 0154.
CORI:U.110N OF TIIF, FIMF.mEN OF TH6 CITY Or YORK.
Mr. AGLIONBY moved that the petition complaining of bribery
at York he referred to a select committee.
Agreed to without a division.
The house adjourned at two o'clock.

HOUSE OF LORDS, WEDNESDAY.
The llouse of Lords merely sat to receive the reports upon
two bills from the House of Commons, and after the presenta-
tion of a few• petitions of no pa!die interest.—Adjourned.

HOUSE OF COMMONS, WEDNESDAY.
The Speaker entered the house shortly before four o'clock, at
which hour there being only thirty-eight members present, the
house adjourned till to-morrow.
Liverpool, Merseyside, England, 1835-07-17

Erittration.

REV. ROBERT WILSON. 8.A., L er Mersey View,
Bootle, receives into his House Six. ming Gentlemen to
instruct in the GREEK. and LATIN J., NGUAGES, and in
the usual Branches of a sound EducatiVi.
Mr. W. will have One or Two Vacancies after the Midsum-
merflolydays.
Terms, Ste. may be known upon application to the Printer of
this Paper.

'(
IC LIZ aANTnd
OOill Ea It-
and far YOUNG LADIES will be E-OPENED on
MONDAY next, the 20th inst tut_
For further partioulars app.y at 17, a e-street.
Lately published, by GRAP. L, Live 001, and Snanwoo9,.
Loudon, the ESSENTIALS of FRE,. CH GRAM -A.R,:nt
which the Author has endearmired to unite couple' less of in-
formation with extraordinary brevity and perspic Is. Gd..
bound.
MACGOWAN'S FIRST LATIN LE 0 Part 1.,
Fourth Edition, Part 11., Third Edition. ISII GRAM-
MAR, Third Edition. FIRST ENG sH LESSONS,
FIRST ARITHMETIC, FIRST FRENCH LESSONS.
Liverpool, Merseyside, England, 1835-07-17

DEATHS.

On Monday, the 29th ult., in London, suddenly, Mr. Thomas Clarke.
only son of Mr. William Clarke, ironmonger, Paradise-street, aged 25.

On Friday, the 3d instant, aged 23, deeply regretted, Mr. Thomas
➢lorgan, draper, of Newtown, Montgomeryshire.

On Sunday, the sth instant, at Grantre, near Cartmel, in the 42c1
year of her age, Mrs. Strickland, relict of the late George Strickland,_
sq
a.
Sme day, Mr. George Houghton, of the firm of Neville and C 0.,.
brass-founders.

On Monday the 6th instant, aged 72, Mrs. Hall, mother of the late.
Mr. John Hall, printer, of this town.
On Tuesday the 7th instant, at St. Helen's, Rht. Foxcroft, youngest
son of John Taylor Wilson, Esq., of Lancaster.
On Wednesday the Bth instant, after a lingering illness, Harriet,
wife of Mr. Hewitt, St. Anne-street, aged 49 years.

Same day, at Ulverston, Mr. William Hunter, iron-founder, aged
68 years.
On Thursday the 9th instant, at Tabley, at an advanced age, Mr.
Joseph Blease.
Same day, at Tarporley, in the 86th year of his age, the Rev. Thos.
Okell, fifty-four years curate and master of the Endowed School of'
Tarporley.
On Sunday last, at the Royal Rock Ferry, Cheshire, Mr. Thomas
Lee.
On Wednesday last, at Wavertree, aged 36, Ann, wife of Mr. Wm.
Daggers, solicitor, and eldest daughter of Mr. Robert M•Kce, of
Queen-square.

LIVERPOOL:
PRINTED AND PUBLISHED

EVERY TUESDAY AND FRIDAY MORNING,
BY RICHARD PATTISSON,
At No, 4, NORTH CRESCENT, CASTLE-STU/SET.
Orders and Advertisements are received hy Messrs. Newton and
Co., Warwick-square; Barker, Fleet-street; Deacon, W all rook ,
Reynell, Mowery-lane ; Lawson 4.7. Barker, Birehin-tans ; Joseph
Thomas, 1, Finch-lane, Cornhill Munden Hammond, 27, Lom-
bard-street; at Garraway's; at the London Commercial Cotlee-
house, Mincing-lace; Jerusalem Coffee-house, Cornhill; Chapter
Coffee-house, Pater-noster-row; and North and South Amencan
Coffee-house' Threadneedle-street, London; by Messrs. Johnston
and Co., Dublin; Mr. M` ['hun, Glasgow ' • Mr. Wheeler, Exchange-
street, and Mr.. Lewis, Market-street, Manchester; Mr. Malley
Bookseller, Warrington ; Mr. Clarke, Pilot-of Gee, Preston ; wick
Mr: Coope, 33; Unibn-stracl. Dinnintilam
Liverpool, Merseyside, England, 1835-07-17

THIS D.A.Y.

'THIS DAY, (Friday,) the 17th instant, at one o'clock, at
Buchanan and Browne's Office, Oldhall-street,
26 Tons Cuba FUSTIC,
12 Tons Savanilla
12 Tons LOGWOOD,
6 Tons NICARAGUA WOO ,
23 Tons LIGNUMVIT/E,
22 Tons YELLOW .WOO .
Now landing ex Marys from Nassau, N.P.- east side • Prince's
Dock.—Apply to Mr. JAMES M. WOOD, Merchant, or to
BUCHANAN and BROWNE, Brokers.
Liverpool, Merseyside, England, 1835-07-17

To be Aolb.

To be SOLD, a GREGORIAN REFLECTING
power.
TELESCOPE, of extraordinary si , capabilities, and
conr; is what is technical) called " FIVE-FEET GRE-
CO rN' The Diameter of the large IN rror, 7 6-10th inches
n't-e- Tells 48 inches, furnished with three small metal,' and two
40,p'eces, giving a variety of mgfilfying powers from 90 o
has
more accurately; 90. 103, 163, 203, 320. The Telescope
Stanadivtah9gany rube, and is mou,rited on a Mahogany Floor
smoothness ""ing vertical and horizontal motions of, remarkable
co_ . ',mess and convenience. Weed it has throughout been
re,uscrocted with an especial view to the possession of every
forw' necessary for Astronomical or Terrestrial Observations,
sion ',eh Purposes it is alike )potavailabe., The quality of its
on L; 's of the very first order, and its ency and efficiency
disturbances
Objects is only limited by the unavoidable obscurations
urhances of the atmosphere. The fullest information
its reti' N the Instrument, and the most undoubted evidence of
~11e ifications,*ill be afforded to any one desirous of becoming
I+4orton-str Purchemereet., on application to Mr. *IVNI. I. A ssEt.t., jun., 18
Liverpool, Merseyside, England, 1835-07-17

SATURDAY.

On account of whom it may concern.
To-noanow, (Saturday,) the IS4h instant, Twelve o'clock,
. at HollinShead and TetleV's Office, I 'llford-place,
About 80 Bags 'Upland 'TON,
Damaged ex Sovereign, from Savann 1, and -vhich may be
seen in Brethertou's Warehouse, John-street.—Appiy to Messrs.
Ca Lll A NN, LAMBERT and . CO., Merchants, or
HOLLINSHEAD and TETLEY, Brokers.
Liverpool, Merseyside, England, 1835-07-17

BRITISH AMERICA.

To be despatched immediatel
,r
Av., For HALIFAX, N.S., the LlVlifa acket Com-
-,,....-- pany's Ship HALIFAX, 'Cu as M. CLEARY,
, * - Master; barthen per register 344 ons ; coppered, and
n 45 superior accommodations for passengers.—For freight or
other pdrticulars apply on board, in the Brunswick Dock ,• at
No. 9, Duke's-place, or to W. FAIRCLOUGH.

A regular Trader.
c For MONTREAL, the A 1 Brig P "TA, Wm.
YOUNGHUSBAND, Master; 210 tons register, cop-
pered
home this season.—For freight or passa apply on board; to
deters. BLACKBURNE and DICKSON, or to
J. NELSON WOOD and Co.

28.- . A regular Trader. ~ -----
s. For MONTREAL, the well-known Ship 11YOPE,
, ie,.-;,,
.... ,!,...# , Roil ERA. 'HAMILTON, Commander; A , burthen per
register 341 tons, coppered and cop -fastened; will
have early despatch.—For terms of freig, or cabin passage
Apply on board, in -Prince's Dock; to Mr. A. PA RIANE, KO.
21, Vater-street, or to . GEORGE HIGHFIELp.
Liverpool, Merseyside, England, 1835-07-17

THE LIVER TH EATRE.-SIGNOR BLITZ.

Signor Blitz commenced a series of perffirmaeces at the Li-
ver Theatre on Monday evening, and, from the extraordinary
and wonderful dexterity which he displays in his tricks, coupled
with the outri appearance of the man, the spectator is half
tempted to believe it, the possibility of his being really and
truly a magician. It would be difficult to describe his sleight
of hand conjurations with cards, cups, money, and boxes, into
and from which, things are conveyed with surprising rapidity;
—these to be properly appreciated must be seen. •liitt ventri-
loquial powers are-very. good, and aided by his fund of comic
humour, keeps his audience in a roar of laughter. "The Gun
Trick" excited the greatest degree of curiosity and' surprise.
Two gentlemen walked on to the stage, and, after marking three
.bullets, loaded a musket with.them and the usual charge of gun-
powder. One of them discharged the piece across the stage at
the Signor's hand, which he extended flat against the Wall oil
the opposite side. The balls so fired he appeared to Catch •in
his hand. Signor Blitz, announces in, his bills that he will al-
low any gentleman to bring his fowling piece, balls and powder,
and tire it at. any part of his body that may be named. What
would.not John Arthur Roebuck, Esq., M.P. for Bath, ;jive to
be put in possesaion;of Signor Blitz's secret,.:
Voilits.vorawafftwaratimmt
Liverpool, Merseyside, England, 1835-07-17

UNITED STATES.

• T 6 sail Ist August.
k.!;•-. For NEW ORLEANS. the newly-coppered Barque
MARGARET JOHNSON. WM. ..14/CKSON, Master.
every This vessel has undergone a very h*y repair, and in
respect a desirable conveyance.--For freight or passage
apply to Messrs. &our. Ilisox..and Co . or tr,
11. N. HUGHES.
Liverpool, Merseyside, England, 1835-07-17

SOUTH AMERICA.

,• LINE OF PACKETS FOR RIO DE JANEIRO.
To sail on the Ist and 16th of ever ' Moth. •
/.;... . to rail on the Ist of All t.
s`... The fine A 1 Liverpool-built 'S CHESHIRE,
:I;ilkilr' p. CAMPBELL, Commander; 376 ons per register;
.eoppered and copper-fastened; has very superi9r.ac-
onsinodations Car passenoers, and in every respect an eligible
condo.zta flee _For
,ce For terms, rBcc , apply on board, west side Prince's
OCK; to ',I.
Messrs. HOS. F. Dr soN., Esq.; Mr. JOHN HOLLIW ELL ;
ASHLEY BitOTHEI.S, or to W. and J. TYRER.

Will tail immediately.
For LIMA direct, and WEST CO TOF CEN-
TRAL AMERICA, the SOPHIA .1, burthen 250
tons, Jonri D. Esfistdr, Coalman r; has room for.
at. about 50 tons measuretnent.goods, and superior accom-
,
maa ions for a few passengers.—For particulars of freight or
passage apply to the Captain, on board, or to
W. NEVE'ET, I, Rumford-street.

Will have quick despatch.
For VALPARAISO, INTERNkDTOS, an LIMA, the
.rie_coppered and copper-fastened r. AMELIA.,
,
r. Cnoinircu, Master; A. 1, 1 tons register,
sails remarkable fast
and in all respects a most eligible convey-
ce--For terms of freight or pasiage apply to the owners.
.1011 N -BUOY and Co.
Liverpool, Merseyside, England, 1835-07-17

WICKLOW ASSIZES.

The following few observations were addressed by the Chief
Baron to the grand jury at the assizes:—
" Gentlemen of the Grand Jury--When I look at this bit of
paper in my hand, I really know not what to say. It is equally
a subject of surprise and gratification to me, and for congratu-
lation to yon•
" It reflects the highest honour on your county, and I can
say that in all my experience I never before saw a county
calendar at an assizes without one capital offence upon the face
of it, or any, except one, of personal injury. I again repeat
that such an instance of the absence of crime reflects the highest
honour on this county, and is a subject of very great gratifica-
tion to me, and for congratulation to von.
" Gentlemen, shall be ready to tale the presentments from
you as soon as you send them to me,"

LONDON GAZETTE.-TUESDAY, Aux 14.

BANKRUPTS.

Patrick Grant and John Bell, Strand, London, printers.
Francis Knowles, Lawrence-lane, London, innkeeper.
John Carver Coates, Basinghall-street, London. man-milliner.
William Henry Andrews, Piccadilly, London, bookseller.
. John Obadiah Newell Rutter, Lyntington, Hampshire, wine-mer-
chant.
Robert Faircloueh, Farington, Lancashire, tanner.
John Solloway, Leamington Priors, Warwickshire, innkeeper.
Thomas Benson, York, chain-maker.
DIVIDENDS.

Aug. 5, R. Kehoe, New-street, Loudon, wholesale-grocer—Aug. 4,
J. and J. Morris, Upper St. Martin's-lane, London, auctioneers—Aug.
4, J. Thomas, Thomas-street, llorselydown, Surrey, granary-keeper
—Aug. 5, J. Barnett, Tottenham-street, London, copper-plate-printer
—Aug. 5, J: and T. Barston, Grantham, Lincolnshire, ironmongers—
Aug. 5, W. Rather, Grantham, Lincolnshire, money-scrivener—July
29, R. C. Hughes, Leathington Priors, Warwickshire, hotel-proprietor
Aug. 6, P. Balkwill, Plymouth, cornfactor—Aug. 10, J. Pinson, Nor-
wich, linen-draper—Aug. 18, C. Lamplough, Bridlington-quay, York-
shire, linen-draper—Aug. 5, J. Burnell, jun., Wortley, Yorkshire,
clothier—Aug. 7, A. Harvey, Penzance, Cornwall, watchmaker—
Aug. 5, G. P. Watts, Bath, and Bath-hanapton, Somersetshire, money-
scrivener—Sept. 2, S. Worrall, A. Pope, and J. Edmonds, Bristol,
bankers.
Liverpool, Merseyside, England, 1835-07-17

CERTIFICATES

To be granted, unless cause be shown to the contrary on or before
the 4th day of Auzust.
T. Scott, Liverpool, linen-mautifacturer—ii. and G. Bowerman,
Enshaw,Ofordshire;•carriers—P. Abrahams, Biiggate, Leeds, watch-
maker—W. Aikhain, sen., Eck.ington, Derbyshire, surgeon—W. Day,
Providence-buildings. Surrey, plumber—S. L. Lazarus, Bath, soap,
manufacturer—J. Niekalls, Chatham, Kent, corn-faetiW--L. P. GoUS-
mid, Quadrant, Middlesex. bill-broker—W. Williams, Pourymoile,
Monmouthshire, shopkeeper—L: Cambridge, Bristol, shipo.wner.,
Liverpool, Merseyside, England, 1835-07-17

DIONDAY.

)
On account of whom it may co ce 7 rn.
On Motio.tY next, the 20th instant, at 64 •elve o'clock, at the
DepiA, north end of the Prince's Dock,
The remainder of the GOODS saved front the wreck of the Ho-
.ron, for Pernambuco, consisting of. Cottons, Canvas; Hard-
ware, Earthenware, three Sugar Pitus, Alsoi-*-Tank, :
rhout „Wti gaUon-s, -and other Shin's Materials.— Apply to
Messrs. CHAPMAN and 'WILLIS, Agents for LlOyd's•, Messrs.
CorF.stroirrit and Smerti, or to
NICHOLAS HURRY, Broker.

On MONDAY next, the 20th instant, at Twelve o'clock, on the
east side Brunswick Dock,
10,285 DEALS, measuring 96,782 feet of 3 inches,
1,200 DEAL ENDS, 4,gJB , 3
7i Cords LATEIWOOD,
114 Pieces STAVES,
39 Logs HARDWOOD, 20 TO ,
Being the entire cargo of the Nargtie Ind , from Pogwash,—
For particulars applv to 'Tnorkr.is HatrroNt, jun; Esq., Mer•
chant, or to DEMPSEY, BENBOW, and CO., Brokers.

On MONDAY next, the2oth instant, at One o'clock, at Roscow
and 11irg's Office, Water-street,
Fi Tans fine Rokale CA.WCVOOD,.
Now landing ex Fair I.le, from Sierr4/Leorie, lying east side
Queen's Dock.—Apply. to Air. F. IL LANGLEY, Merchant, or
to ROSCOW and RIGG, Brokers.
Liverpool, Merseyside, England, 1835-07-17

LIVER THEATRE, CHURCH-STREET.

OIGNOR BLI'T'Z, H
of the Art of
CI Magic, Slight of Hand, Ventriloquism, c., will have the
honour of displaying his extraordinary po ers at this Theatre
THIS EVENING. the 17th instant, pr v nos to his departure
for America, (his fifth appearance these e years.)
The Amusements of the Evening will consist of New and
Extraordinary METAMORPHOSES, never yet exhibited in
Liverpool; ILLUSIONS, both pleasing and astonishing;
MAGICAL COINS ; PROLIFIC HAT; TRANSFOR-
MATIONS; VENTRILOQUISM; LEGERDEMAIN ;
FEATS OF DEXTERITY; DANCING OF FIVE DIN-
NER PLATES;—forming Waltzes, Quadrilles, Reels, and
Country Dances, with various others too numerous to mention.
To conclude with the Wonderful GUN TRICK.
Signor BLITZ will suffer any Gentleman in the Theatre to
fire at hint with a Gun loaded with powder and two halls, (pre-
viously marked,) and immediately after its discharge will
exhibit the same balls in his hand, warm and smelling of
gunpowder ! ! !
Boxes, 2s.—Pit, 6d.—Half-price to the Boxes
only at Nine o'clock; and Chi,dren admitted to the Boxes at
Half-price from the beginning.
Doors to be open at Half-past Seven, Performance to begin
at Eight exactly.
Liverpool, Merseyside, England, 1835-07-17

AT TUB BARS' SCHOOL; CHESTER,

THE YOUNG GENTLEMEN will resume their Studies
on TUESDAY, the 4th of August next.
The present Proprietor of the above Estab • hment deems it
right to avail himself of this method to co adict a report cir-
culated in many places, that the Bars' Sc of was discontinued
last Midsummer after the retirement • mit of the Rev. P.
CAssoti ; and, also, to say that the gre est pains are taken to
ensure to the School that celebrity which it has for so many
years enjoyed. The Premises are excelled by none in com-
modiousness for the purposes of a boarding School of the first
respectability.
I oung Gentlemen are admitted to the Preparatory Classes
from seven years of age, and are systematically prepared, under
the Proprietor's own superintendence, to join at a proper time
the upper classes, so that no loss of time is incurred by them
from change of system itt removing front one school to another.
Terms mid references may be obtained from Messrs. HA lIDINa
and Pu rcilA RD, and Messrs. PoolE and 'Bout.er, Chester; and
from Messrs. Wrt.LmEn and SMITH, Booksellers, Liverpool.
Liverpool, Merseyside, England, 1835-07-17

Y ESTIiRDA 1r

The whole of the prisoners who 'had been identified were
again produced before the Mayor and Sir Thomas Brancker.
The depositions of the several witnesses were read over by Mr.
Ellis,.tind the prisoners were severally asked what they had to
say in defence of their conduct. The substance of the excuses
made by the whole of the prisoners, was to the effect that acci-
dent and not design had led them into the crowd. EVery man
of them. denied having taken any active part in the proceed-
ings. Laughlin, the Individual from whom the pistol, gun-
powder, and slugs were taken, said that he had been in the
habit of carrying the weapon in his breast for six months. past,
as lie went in.fear of his ljfe from some enemies of his. : Must
of those who had sticks taken from them. stated that they had
—to use their own phraseology—" met with them" by the
merest. accident in the world. Marr, from whom a ver*.dan-
genius sharp weapon was taken by police officer -Swill. Lloyd,
denied having ever been possessed of implement. The
.magistrates having heard all their defences with great patience,
ordered that they should find hail for their appearance at the
sessions, each of themselves in £5O, and two sureties- of £25
eacli• Immediately when these' were. put down, the five pri-
soners who remained unidentified were placed in the dock.
These were Peter M‘Sheu, Sitinuel Lea. Hunt, John
Callagan, and Timothy Carlaud, all of whom had been taken
on the night of Sunday; but from the confusion' WhiCh then
reigned,-they could not be 'identified. These were severalty
reprimanded by Aldelinan Sir Thomas Brancker, and dia
charged.
Liverpool, Merseyside, England, 1835-07-17

THE ZOOLOGICAL GARDENS.

On Tuesday night the illuminations and fireworks exhibited
on the previous evening were repeated to an assemblage of not
'less • than from bur to five thousand persons, who appeared
highly delighted with the entertainments prov;dea for them.
The fireworks were all god, and many of them were exceedingly
•beautiful: The illuminations would have produced a much
more striking effect if they could have been completed before,
instead of after the admission of company. The great charm
of Vauxhall Gardens arises from the first view obtainettot
_that
atmOst fairy land when the visitor emerges from the .CoMpara.,
'lively dark avenue leading from the principal en t caned, because
there
.no lamplighters remain to destroy the illusion that the
lamps ever require trimming or lighting, or that they are nOt
always burning and producing the same brilliant rays of light.
On the mount near the hears' pole was fixed a balloon and a car
a ttached to it, formed of variegated lamps, and over the entrance
to the menagerie, opposite to the orchestra, was seen a very
handsOme Prince of Wales's plume, in yellow lamps : these and
the lights in front of the rustic bridge were the most striating,
and, indeed, the best part of the illuminations.

Rather late in the evening two transparencies were also illu-
minated. The first was exhibited at the entrance to the mena-
gerie,a
vn‘adus very spiritedplumenerthe view of
wehave already noticed:. This
painting the.
Cheshire shore, from
Birkenhead to the Rock Lighthouse; embracing all the promi-
nent objects betweet. those points, which appeared to have been
taken from the .Graving Docks or King's Parade. The second
appeared on one of the adjacent buildings—:its subject was the
entrance and an interior view of the Thames tunnel: The
perspective of this painting was very good, and produced the
best appearance of reality we have seen fur a long tide. It is,
however, much to be regretted that these
.pictures were not
illuminated at an earlier hour, as a great number of.the visitors,
in ignorance that they were to he seen, left the gardens without
peeing them.

The manager of these gardens, we understand, contempla tee
giving another fete in the course of a few weeks. We would
suggest to him whether he could not improve his entertainment
very considerably by adding to it a concert of vocal and instru-
mental music, raising the price of admission, and by :having
the gardens prepared for the reception of company before the
gates are opened.
Liverpool, Merseyside, England, 1835-05-22

AFTER FRIDAY NEXT.

, .
NEW .TEAS. •
(Imported direct frem"Caliton per Moryiana.)
On MONuAY, the .Bth of J.inje next, at Tett o'clock precisely, at
the public."Sale-romn, Exchange-buildings,
100 Quarter Chests)'
100 Half Chests BOHEA,
150 Large Chests
100, Chests
POKE IN BOH
266, Congou Chests -
157 V
6 C
Bhestoxess.t
Good to fine CO
T '
560 Boxes good CAPER,
44 Chests tine SOUCHONG;
240 Boxes ORANGE PEKOE;
43 Chests FLOWERY PEKOE,
54 Chests HYSON,
23Q- Chests Good to flue CONGOU,
, 40,Boxes CAPER, ,
80 Boxes ORANGE PEKOE.
The whole of-the above were personally selected by Mr. Lay-
ton, Inspector of Tea to the East India Company. 'To be seen
at Dover's Tea Warehouse, Great Howard-street, from Monday
the Ist to Saturday the 6th June. Delivery to commence ott
the 15th June.—FOr further particulars apply to Messrs. H. and
J. HORNBY and CO.' or to • "
SAMPSON SMITH and Co.,' Brokers.

NEW TEAS.
(Imported direct from Canton, ex Cordelia.)
On MONDAY, the Bth, and TUESDAY, the 9th June ne
Public Sale-room, Exchange-buildin
3lo,Quarter Chests"
186 Half Chests BOH
150 Large, Chests ' .
1063 Chests FOKEIN BO EA,
(
3327 Chests good to fine CONGOU,
47. Boxes t CAPER.
;1198 1198 Catty Boxes • •
352 Boxes ORANGE PEKOE,
8.0, Chests FLOWERY PEKOE,
771 Chests TWANKAY,
155 Chests HYSON, ' • •
B Cliests GUNPOWDER. • •
The whole of.this cargo• was personally selected by Mr. J. R.
Reeves, Inspector of Tea to the East India Company. To be
seen at Dover's Tea Warehouse Great Howard-street, from
Monday the Ist to Saturday the 6th June. Delivery tocommence
on 15thJude".2—FOr further particulars apply to Messrs. TAYLOR,
POTTER and Co., or to .
SAMPSON
.. .
- •• SAM SMITH and Co.,'Brokeri.
..
Liverpool, Merseyside, England, 1835-05-22

LONDON LATEST NEWS.

Wednesday Ecening,-Half-past &reit o'clock.
:W:st,a,ted. in our last that the Marquis Wellesley had re-
signed, and that other resignations would follow. This has been
borne plit, for the Earl of Albemarle has also resigned, but by
smite „Whig hocus pocus • has been harlequinaded in again, it
being found his departure would too much expose the fast ap-
proaching dissolution of the popish cabinet. More thau this,
be it known that, despite the contradiction of the papal-radical
press, there has been a inure serious hitch in the administration
than the exit of the Marquis Wellesley and the Jack-in-the-box
movements of the Earl of Albemarle, and that every day has
accumulated the difficulties under which the Melbourne cabinet
is labouring, and against which it will vainly struggle. In the
meantime money for commercial purposes has been extraor-
dinarily scarce here, being worth, even for the most unexcep-
tionable paper, (Exchequer bills,) 5 per cent. for short periods.
The consequence is,. a generaldepreciation of the English'secu-
rities, consols for money (3 per cents.) being at 92; for the ac-
count, 92k; Exchequer bills being at 26 27, and India bonds
at 9 10 premium.

This depreciation has extended itself to the foreign securities
the transatlantic bonds in particular having been much affected.
The price of Colombian bonds is 411.,- of Chilian 52;and -of
Mexican 45. The northern bonds are dull, with little•specula-
tion. Russian stock is -1(101, Dutch 5 per cents. 1024, the 21
per cent. at 57i, and Belgian 1012. Spanish bonds and scrip
have been Dutch depreciated, the former having closed this af-
ternoon at 65k, and the latter at sa. The scarcity of money has
much pressed -upon these securities, added to which the accounts
from Spain have been decidedly favourable for Dan Carlos, and
bear an appearance of greater ascendancy than of late. The
army ofV aldez appears to be in a state of great disorganization,
and by no means able to cope against the numerous, increasing,
and well-provided fortes of their opponents. In the midst of
this general depreciation Portuguese bonds remain within
per cent. of their highest price, the closing quotation this after-
noon being 101 A 1. In none of the other securities is there any
thing particular to notice. •

We, have a file of the India Gazttite. They furnish some in-
formation from the force employed against the Shekewattees,
by which we are informed that it was probable the troops would.
continue in the occupation of that territory until the middle of
February. The force was about to rove on liernpoor. Major
Aires. had received his irtstruCtious respecting the proceedings
Liverpool, Merseyside, England, 1835-05-22

LIVERPOOL ZOOLOGICAL GARDENS

THE Nobility, Gentry, and Inhabitants of, Liverpool anti
its Vicinity are respectfully informed iu consequence
of the very unfavourable state of the ather since the first
announcement of the Gala Days a e Zoological Gardens,
the Proprietor, to gratify many tvl aye expressed the greatest
desire to witness the Fire Works,-&e., aril to remunerate him-
self • for the trouble and expense the delays, have unavoidably
incurred, begs leave to announce that .on .Mommy next, the
25th 'instant, the Gardens will be Splendidly Illuminated, and
a display of FIRE WORKS will take place, far exceeding
any that has hitherto been exhibited in the Gardens.
Zoological Gardens, May 2:,
Liverpool, Merseyside, England, 1835-05-22

M,z‘y

...:.:"•,Yri4

THEATRE-ROYAL, LIVERPOOL,

- •
-I'Ae new COMIC PANTOMIME having been greeted on each
representation with the 'loudest tdstimonies of approbation,
will be repeated every evening until further notice.
Fifth night of Mr. KEAN, of the Theatres-Royal, CoVent-
garden and Drury-lade, who is engaged for a limited period.
In .consequence of. the _enthusiastic applause with 'which Mr.
Kean was received in the character of the Duke of Glo'ster,
the Tragedy of RICHARD 111. will be repeated on Monday
. next.
The Tragedy of OTHELL4, which was greeted on Wednesday
night with the loudest plaudit, will be repeated in the course
of next week.
PI\HIS present FRIDAY, the 22d instant, will be performed
Shakspeare's Tragedy of •
HAMLET.

Hamlet .Mr. Kean.
To Cone-hide with, for thi filth tun a new grand Comic Pan-
tomitn ailed -
‘
• THE MAN 11. THE MOON;
OR, HARLEQUIN LUNATIC AND Tim EtENING STAR.
Harlequin Mr. J. Ridgway.
Pantaloon• Mr. Jonas.
• Clown Mr. T. Ridgway.
Columbine Mademoiselle Marie.

To-moßnow, (Saturday,) the favourite Tragedy of VIR-
-61N1:U5..-Virginius, Mr. Stuart. Virgita, Mrs. Shaw.
Servia, Mrs. Stanley.—To conclude with the New Comic
Pantomime..
Liverpool, Merseyside, England, 1835-05-22

FRIDAY.

On FRIDAY next, the. 29th instant, at One o' lock, at Arthur
, Oughterson and Co.'s Office, 1, D e-strect, •
' - The fine Barque SARAH, 1 tons register, A
1, and coppered.
iStr The Bt atoll-W.lle co. • • i Brig LATONA, 173
Tons register. ,Guth . sail fast, and carry well
for their tonnage, and • are well and in Stores.—Far Inven-
tories and t'urther paiticulars apply to
ART HUH OUGHTEBSON and Co.
Liverpool, Merseyside, England, 1835-05-22

THURSDAY.

, .
On THURSDAY next,, the 12th instant,, at Twelve o'clock, at
William P. Bushby's office, .Exchange-alley,-
2414 Bags tllanilla SUGAR,
. 8 Boxes Ditto INDIGO,
2;Boxes Ditto , CIGARS
.1 Box fancy CIGAR C ES,
3; Boxes 5 Bags white a nilla HATS, •
217 Casks COCOA N OIL,
25 Tons SAPAN WOOD,
• . • -Ex Brian Born, from Manilla,
. .0 Bags COFFEE, •
Ex Zeno, from Sincapore. ' •
Samples may be seen at the office of Messrs. M. J. and C.
'Woodhouse, Mincing-lane,London.—Apply toMessrs. ROBERT
WIRE andC.o. Merchants, or tQ - • • •
, . W.M. PEATT BUSHEY, Broker.

On FRIDAY, the 29th instant, at Twelle o' ock, at Bateson and
Horsfall's Office, Lower Ca e-street,
201 Chests HELL C,
40 Bales-SAFFL ER,
150 Bales MUNJ T,
4000 BUFFALO HORNS, -
le! Tons REDWOOD,. .
50 Bags 13E ES' WAX,
Now landing ex John Woodall.---Apply.to_Mr. H. DircirmAN,
Merchant.' BATESON and. HORSFALL, Brokers.
Liverpool, Merseyside, England, 1835-07-10

SATURDAY.

I/
On account of whom it may cone fi.
TO-MORROW, (Saturday,) the 11th instant, Twelve o'clock,
at the Depot, north end Princ s Dock,
A quantity of RIGGING, BLOC , SAILS, WATER
TANK, (about 1,330 Gallons,) and otl r Materials saved from
the wreck of the Huron.
Apply to Messrs. Ch APMAN and Wtt.t.ts, Agents for Lloyd's;
'Messrs. COTESWORTLI and SMITH, or
NICHOLAS HURRY, Broker.
Liverpool, Merseyside, England, 1835-07-10

LONDON GAZETTE.-TURSDAY, JULY 7.

DECLARATION OF INSOLVENCY.
William Addison, Tannton, Somersetshire, grocer.
BANKRUPTS.
John Largie, Liverpool, broker, to surrender July 25, and Aug. 18.
at one, at the Clarendat-rooms, Liverpool. Attorneys, Mr. Thompson,
Liverpool; and Mesirs, Cuvelje and Co., Southampton-buildings,
Chancery-lane, London.
Ernest George Fredericit Sievers, Ranelagh-street, Belgrave-square,
London, coal-merchant. '
John Cates, jun., Margaret-street, Cavendish-square, London, sur-
geon.
George Sternberg, Coleman-street, City, merchant.
Benjamin White, Reading, printer.
Thomas Minton, Beali-street, Regent-street, Loudon, grocer.
Walter Richardson, King-street, Covent-garden, London, wine-
merchant.
John Deacon, Berners-street, Oxford-street, London, upholsterer.
John Goodwin, Battle, Hastings, Sussex, innkeeper.
Henry Rhoades, Manchester, spirit dealer.
William Hopewell, Middleton-place, Lenton, Nottinghamshire,
joiner.
James Macknight, Dark-lane, Dawley, Shropshire, grocer.
William Turley, Coseley, Staffordshire, canal carrier.
Richard Pollitt Southern, Heaton Norris, Lancashire, wheelwright.
DIVIDENDS.

July 30, G. Lockwood and W. Wilson, Liverpool, merchants, at one,
at the Clarendon-rooms, Liverpool—July 29, P. Bird, Cowbridge,
Glamorganshire, grocer—July 17, J. Brick wood, Sen., J. Brick wood,
Jun., J.-llainier, W. Morgan, and J. Starkey, Lombard-street, London,'
bankers—July 30, J. Wyld, liathbone-place, London, hosier—Aug. 10,
W. Holloway, Clapham, brewer—August 13, W, Spicer, Tower-street,
London, victualler—July 29, A. Thompson, Barnard Castle, Durham,
linen-draper—July 29, W. Fox. Norwood; yictualler—hly 29, J.
Aubrey, Hatton-garden, London, money-scrivener—July 31, J. Field-
ing and W. Tebbutt, Manchester, cotton-merchants—August 8, P.
Abraham, Leeds, jewellen—July 29, W. M. Jones,. Mold, Flint-Shire,
maltster—August 4, J. Dilworth, Lancaster, banker.
Liverpool, Merseyside, England, 1835-07-10

CERTIFICATES-JULY 28

• J.' Taylor. Fleet-street, London. tobacconist—E. Cocker, Wood.
street, Loudon, hardwaremau—G..Bailey, Rudge, Salop, victualler,
R. Elliott, Princes-street, London, victualler—.T. Holdsworth, North.
owram, Yorl, shire, worsted-spinner—R. Genge, Ilfracombe. Devon.
shire, shipbuilder—W. Hogarth, Newcastle-upon-Tyue, builder.
Liverpool, Merseyside, England, 1835-07-10

MONDAY.

On .MoNnAy next. the 13th instant, at IN ve o'clock, at the
Office of Jones, Mann, and Co. ale-street,
60 Casks Jamaica coy EE,
33 Barrels Ditto GlNftElt.
For further particulars apply to Mr. JOHN ADAMS, Merchant,
or JONES, MANN, and POSTER, Brokers.-

On account of whom it nviy concern.
On MONDAY next, the 13th instant, it /Twelve o'clock, in the
Shed, north end Trine,, s Dock,
A Quantity of datnaged MANUF4 URED GOODS, saved
from the wreck of the Hurdti, for Pernambuco.
Apply to M. GEORGE 11IGHFIELtf, dr to
CORREE, HUSPNI, and Co., Brokers. •

On account of whom it 1 y concern.
42 OD MONDAY next, the 13th ius • t, at One o'clock, at the
~
Depot, north end prince's Dock,
A quantity of Daraagedßritiah MANUPAUTURED GOODS,
errariating-of•Printed Cottons, Calicoes, Hardware, Bar and
Hoop Iron, Sugar Pans, &c., saved from the Wreck of the
Huron, for Pernambuco. _ ___

Apply to Messrs. CHAPMAN and WILLIS, Agents for Lloyd's;
Messrs. COTESWORTH and SMITH, or
NICHOLAS HURRY, Broker.

TUESDAY.

On 'l'-EsDAY next, the 1 Ith instant, at Twel o'clock, at
Molpieux, Taylor, and Co.'s Office C el-street,
22 Tierces, 22 Barrels Jamaic F 'EE,
3 Tierces, 186 Bags PIME
81 Barrels Jamaica GINGER,
20 Tons COCUS WOOD,
Now landing.—Apply to
MOLYNEUX, TAYLOR, and Co., Brokers.
Liverpool, Merseyside, England, 1835-07-10

BruTisia AMERICA.

To be deatched immediately.
•'• For HALIFAX, the Ha 'fa Packet Com-
pany's Ship HALIFAX, Cu ES M. CLEARY,
Master; burthen per registera ns ; coppered, and
has superior accororuodations-tor passengers.—For freight or
other particulars apply on board, in the Brunswick Dock at
No. 9, Duke's-place, or to W. FAIRCLOUGI-i.
Liverpool, Merseyside, England, 1835-07-10

ORN • FO

Wheat Barley Malt Oats Beans Peas 1 Rye
English 4978 41A 539 1899 490 94 / -
Scotch -- 30 - 11672 190 30 ----
Irish - ---. 31175 - ---- ----
Brit. Colonies
Foreign - I 0) -- 2745 -i - -

PRICES,OF SHARES, LIVERPOOL, JuLy 9, J 835.
Per Shale.
Liverpool Coal Gas £3oo 0 0
Liverpool Neiv Gas and Coke Company, £lOO 130 0 0
New Shares,premium £5O BO 0 0
Liverpool and Harrington Water Works
Bootle ditto
Exchange Buildings
Liverpool and lqinehester Railway £lOO paid 200 5 0

Ditto Old Quarters 25 49 n 0

Ditto New Quarters
Bolton and Leigh ditto - 80 0 0

Ditto - 20 0 0
Warrington and Newton ditto - 110 0 0
Kenyon and Leigh ditto lOO - 110 0 0
Wigan Branch ditto - 90 0 0
Preston and Wigan North Union Line ditto 2O - 13 5 0
St. Helens and Runcorn Gap ditto • 100 -- 40 0 0
Leicester and Swannington ditto 5O - 49 0 0
Stockton and Darlington ditto - 298 0 0
Manchester, Bolton, and Bury Railway/ 38
20 2 6
and Canal .
Leeds and Selby Railway - 100 0 0
Grand Junction ditto a 3O - 45 0 0
London and Birmingham ditto 3.3 - 49 10 0
Bank of Liverpool lO - 15 2 6
Bank of Manchester 25 -- 33 15 0
Manchester and Liverpool District Bank l5 - 20 5 0
Commercial Bank of Liverpool lO - 13 10 0
Liverpool Marine Assurance Company 25 -- 21 0 0
Oldham Gas Light and Waterworks - 17 0 0
Manchester Fire and Life Assurance Co lO - 10 5 1
Ocean Assurance Company • lO - 10 0 0
Northern and Central Bank of England lO - 11 0 0

WANTED.
Exchange Shares—Liverpool New Gas and Coke Shares—Mersey
and Irwell.
RICHARD DAWSON, Share Broker.

WHOLESALE PRICES OF BALTIC AND A:
Liv Taro,

TERICAN
L 1 JULY 9.. 1835.

£. s. cf. £. a. d.
TIMBER, r cubic foot,
R
Ratit iga,
zig

DUTIES

1555. tr load. of 50
feet.
10s. 41Y load of 50 ft.

Memel 0 2 2 0 2 3
American Pine 0 1 7 0 2 0
Do. Quebec 0 1 8t 0 1 9
Red Pine 0 1 9 0 2 0
Quebec Oak
Birch
PLANKS, ,t, foot of 2 inch.

ss. V load 0(50 feet.

Dantzig.lieeli ' ..
----
0 0 4 0 0 41
American Pine 0 0 21 0 0 34,
DEALS, It' standard hundred.
Best Petersburg Red
Do. White 14 10 0 15 0 011
Memel Red lB 0 0 17 0 01
Dantzic & Swedish Red 14 10 0 15 10 0
.1
Liverpool, Merseyside, England, 1835-07-10

TIIE LIVERPOOL STANDARD

THE LAND OF LIBERTY.

The following is from the ZTe►a York 'Daqy Adver-
tiser of the 16th June:—

Extract of a letter from a gentleman at Hartford, dated
June 12.

A few days since, a negro, who had been pursued by some
white men, with threats of violence, tired a musket at a pur-
suer, and wounded him severely in the shoulder. In conse-
quence of this, and perhaps of previous occurrences, an attack
was made on Tuesday night on a negro house, near the northern
extremity of the town, near the river, by 200 or 300 persons,
which was destroyed. On the following night, two other houies
of a similar description were alio pulled down. Threats con-
tinued to be made, and the negroes and their families were iu
state of alarm; for the scenes which have occurred is other
cities had given even the best of them reason for apprehension.
There being at present no mayor, the senior alderman and
sheriff, with becoming resolutiori, took measures to secure the
public peace. These officers, from what 1 hear, are entitled to
great credit, as well as many of the militia, who showed great
RromPtitude when called upon. Fifty men were paraded at the
City Hall last evening; with muskets, bayonets, and ball car-
tridgesiwtheir pockets; and as many more were warned to hold
themselves in readiness every moment. A large number of per-
sons aisembled as before, in two or three places, but were afraid
to proceed to violence, having knowledge of the preparations
made; but after a few arrests, the streets were cleared by 11
o'clock, and all remained quiet.
I am told by a gentleman, who has had opportunity to know
fact's, that the great body of negroes here are inoffensive, and
show%reat humility and fat bearance, amidst the frequent ex,
pressions of contempt with which they are assailed in the streets,
Oven by persons (principally the young) who ought to have good
manners enough as wellas a sufficient. sense of propriety, to rea-
lize the meanness of insulting and ill treating the few, the feeble,
and the defenceless. •
Liverpool, Merseyside, England, 1835-07-10

THURSDAY .

OD THURSDAY next, the 16th instant, at One o'cloer, at Bateson
.and Horsfall's Office, Lower C tl, treet,
150 Chess SHELL ,
5 Chests LAC DY ,
150 Bales SUNN H 'MP.
Now landing, ex London and Golden Fleece, from Calcutta.
BATESON and HORSFALJ4, Brokers'.
Liverpool, Merseyside, England, 1835-07-10

Enourance Notice.

YORK AND NORTH OF ENGLAND ASSURANCE
O,FFICE,
---- -
No. 7, INDIA-nuttnisas, FENIVICK-STREE -
FIRE ASSURANCES are effected with thi ompauy at
the following Reduced Rates of Prenti
wmtEitousgs AND GOOTI,IfiREIN..
On Floating Policies
On specific Insurances, with warranty against
hazardous trades and hazardous goods
GE 71
Warranty against hazardous trades omitted,— 7s. „
Warranty against hazardous goods also omitted B,s „
No warranty against plurality of occupation required.
Policies for short periods will be charged the usual propor-
tions of the above rates.
SPECIAL RISKS on the most moderate terms.
commoN AssuitftNcus•
Liverpool, Merseyside, England, 1835-07-10

LIVERPOOL DISPENSARIES.

Number of new patient, entered on the books of the Dirpenearies dung

the last :ceek.:::-

South. North. Total.
Received advice and medicine at the Institution, 210 223 463
Visited at their own houses and supplied with
medicine,

108 190

Total at each Dispensary 292 331 623

VISITORS.
North—Rev. Mr. Fisher, Rev. R. Croft, and Mr. J. H. Smith.
South—Mr. Jordan, Mr. J. Lawrence, and Mr. Joseph Cooper.

LIVERPOOL TIDE TABLE.
•
. Days, Mtn. _Ern. M.
Festirals, fir,
41.Tx.y. H. m. H. N. P. I.
Friday 10 11 1 11 21 17 9 Pull Moon 611.24 m. morning:
Saturday 11 N 46 17 8 j Night 7h. 14m. long.
SUNDAY 12 0 8.- 032 17 6 444_Sunday after Trinity.
Monday 13 056 116 16 9 'Day decreased 22m. '-
Tuesday ll 137 157 15 6 'Venus si,uth lOLA 30m.. morn..
Wednesday-15 219 2as 14 5 St.'Swithlia.
Thursday l6 2'59 1 322 13 4
Liverpool, Merseyside, England, 1835-07-10

WEDNESDAY.

On WEDNESDAY next, the 15th instant, at One o'clock, at G.
and W. Wainwright's Office, Dale-street,
260 Tons fine LIMA WO
Now landing ex Rapid, north side W oo Dock.—Apply to
Messrs. THOMAS M'TEA a and Co., h chants, or
GEO. and WM. WAINWRIGHT,
Brokers.
• ROWLINSON and Co.,
Liverpool, Merseyside, England, 1835-07-10

Zro bt Lct.

rim be LET, at No. 41, Rodne♦-stree FRONT PAR-
A_ LOUR and BED-ROOM, hard ely Furnished1 with
accommodation for a nian-servant, required.

TO SCHOOLMASTERS. ,V
910 be LET, with immediate possessiowl good FAMILY
1 HOUSE, situated in Netherrield-tibed South, Everton, (late
in the occupation of Mr: Thos. Knowfes,deeeased,) consisting of
a Hall, Sitting-room, Dining-room, Butler's Pantry, and Kitchen
on the first floor, a Dining-room and four Bed-rooms nn the se-
cond floor, and four Attics, together •with Cellars ands Wash-
house, and Laundry above it, adjoining the ho e.• Near the
house is a spacious School-room end play ground. For rent and
other particulars apply to REDDISH and BIRD, Tyrer-street.

FISH ING.—NORTH WALE 2..-
li-10 be LET, the well-known and beautiful KE of LLYN
.11_ ALED, together with a good HODS ; also, if required,
!:E
Sixty Acres of enclosed LAND and a t PWALIc..
lit.i.e)„.
The LAKE is near Three Miles in Circumference, abounds
with Fish, of which the •Trout haYe been long celebrated for
their superior flavour, and is situated on the Grousing Hills,
within eight miles of Denbigh, and the sante distance from the
great London and Holyhead Road at Pentrefoclas. •
Application (post-paid) to be made to WILLIAM CHANIEIISS
CHAMBRES, Esq., 75, Stanley-street, Liverpool; Messrs. W.
Fosaxity and Co., Merchants, Liverpool; or Messrs. Evvis
and WILLIAMS, Solicitors, Denbigh.
Liverpool, Merseyside, England, 1835-07-10

SOUTH AIYIEaICA.

Wilt sail immediately.
For LIMA direct, and WEST COA OF CEN-
- TEAL A 111 E RIC A; the SOPHIA; , buithen 250
• ' tons, JOHN D. ESHP.I.IIIf, Comma- r; has room for
about 50 tons measurement goods, d superior accom.
rnodations for .a few po.sueugers.—For particulars of freight or
pasiago apply to the Captain, on board, or to
W. NEvErr, 1, Rumford-street.
Liverpool, Merseyside, England, 1835-07-10

NEW. SOUTH WALES.

To sbccceed tke RICLIARD WALICEit, and u,ill be despatched about
Me 10th July.
For HOBART TOWN and SYDNEY, the fine
fast-tailing Barque JESSIE, W. ItzLL, Commander;
• a regular Mader; burthen per resfster 314 tons, has
superior accommodations for cabin and steerage' passengers,
and will carry a Surgeon..—For freight or passage apply to
Messrs. WILLIAM SMITH and SON, Merchants, ut to
WILLIAM BELL, 20, Water-street.
Liverpool, Merseyside, England, 1835-07-10

LIVERPOOL BANKRUPT BUSINESS.

SATURDAY, JULY D.
WILLIAM HENRY LYNASX, St. Helen's, apothecary, Ist meet-
ing, at the Clarendon Rooms, at
MYNHARD- RRTfiIdEYRII., salt-dealer, audit, at the Clarendon
Rooms, at.....
Final Dividend, at
MONDAY, JULY 13.
THoMAs GASERLI, Bootle, hotel-keeper, audit, at the Claren-
don Rooms, at ll
GROROE JOHN Lows, late of Liverpool, mail contractor, Shake-
spear tavern, Worcester, Ist meeting, at l3
JAMES DUNNR and Thomas Sm ITU, merchants, dividend on the
separate estate of James Dunne, at
TUESDAY, JULY 14.
Huou Bru.r.s:, brewer, special meeting, at Messrs. Kaye and
Andrade's, Castle-street, at • 1
JOHN PETER RICHARD, (trading as Richard and Mathieson),
audit, itt Messrs. Lace, Son, and Myers, Castle-street, at 1
Final dividend, at
WEDNESDAY, JULY 15.
THOMAS EYTON, FRANCIS CARLILI, and HENRY DYSON, ma-
nufacturing chemists, special meeting, at Mr. Thomas
Davenport's office, Commerce-court, Lord-street, at 1
THURSDAY, Jour 16.
JOHN MOLYNEUX BIRD, chemist, special meeting, at Messrs.
Kaye and Andrade's, Castle-street, at . 1
EDWARD GITTINS WOOD, brewer, audit, Clarendon Rooms, at.. 1