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The Liverpool Standard and General Commercial Advertiser.
Liverpool, Merseyside, England, 1835-07-21

M( R. THOM ['SON, Sole Inventor of several new and dis;
tinct Systems fer acquiring any style of W ITING the:
Pupil may wish to imitate, Most respectfully inf ins the Public
of Liverpool, that he still continues to give ssons at his Re-
sidence, No. 8, CLAYTON-SQUARE, w ere he has been.
patronised, during the last -six years, by u rds of
TWO THOUSAND PE ONS, -
including some ,of the principal Nobility, Clergy, Bankers,
Merchants, Underwriters, and others, connected with the Town-
hall; Custom-house, Post-otlice, Excise-office, Royal and Me-
ehanics' Institution, and other establishments too numerous to
mention.
Success guaranteed to every Pupil, no matter how bad their
former writing.
Short-hand, Mental Calculations, Commercial Arithmetic,
Book-keeping by Single or Double Entry, taught iu the most
satisfactory manner.
Terms may be known on application at the Teaching Rooms,
No. 8, Clayton-square. -

UNPRECEDENTED REDUCTION.
/
THE 'FINEST- AND BEST LONDO. STUFF ,HATS
THAT HUMAN SKILL OR INGENUITY C. INVENT FOR 21s.
-ui r TIIR4DD.it, 'noted HAT M RT, 85, PARA DtsE.
I-IL srastEr,• six doors from Lo d-street, takes leave
respectfully to announce • that he has froth the date ' hereof
entirely abandoned the system of yivi credit, and has *made
and now sells at the very lowest possi e scale of profits, for cash
payments only. .
H. T. has ready for inspection a splendid variety of the new-
est and most approved shapes, as worn in Paris and the
metropolis; and those at 21s. he will warrant as good as can
possibly be procured, and of the first London makers. He has
also Superfine Stuff Hats at 12s. 14s. and 16s. and Silk from. 3s.
and every other article equally cheap. . , ..
A small profit and a quick return. being his motto; and as the
lowest fraction is invariably asked, no abatement whatever will
be made.
*** The money returned or article exchanged if not-approved..
. Liverpool, July-18th, 1835. . .
Liverpool, Merseyside, England, 1835-07-21

CORPORATION COMMISSION.

The correspondence between Lord John Russell and
Mr, Hogg, on the snbject. of his protest against the
report of the commissioners for inquiring into the muni-
cipal corporations of Engl%nd and Wales, has just been
published: As our space 'prevents us from giving it at
length, We subjoin the substance of it.
Mr..Hogg, in his. first letter to the noble secretary,
informed him that he had learnt from the newspapers'
that his learned colleagues had completed a report ;-
and, as he hair not been consulted in the preparation of
it, he was_ unwilling to. be supp.ised to concur in concln7
sions and recommendations which he had not seen; for
these reasons he offered to make a separate report-.
Mr. Hogg proceeds to say that he had been occupied.,
longer in the inquiry, and had visited more boroughs,
(some of them,, especially Liierpool, of great magni-
tude,).than any 'other commissioner, and thus accounts
for the delay in the completion of his reports.
The learned gentleman's second letter infornis the
secretary that he has seen portions of the commissioners'
general reports in the newspapers, that he found in these
"many things to which he could not assent, and some
which he altogether disapproved of," and that as soon as
he could procure an authentic copy of these reports,
"he would show fully and plainly., in a report or pro-
test, his dissent, and the causes and reasons for it." . .
On the 28th May Mr. Hogg sent in his first separate
general report, to which. Mr. the under seere-:
tary, replies, that Lord John Russell ohn Ruell `` entertained some(l.4l? whether lie would be justified in presenting the
document to his Majesty, as a-report in pursuante of and
according to the directions of the cwntnission."
Mr. Hogg then offers to change his report into a‘pro-
test, Mr.- Phillips repeats that it cannot be received,
and that lie has Lord John Russell's directions to return
the document.
Liverpool, Merseyside, England, 1835-07-21

SALES. Sales. 1 14 PORTS.
.cc FOREIGN MAILS.
nitscatmotits. -PiTsly This This Prvsly.
this Year Week of the week. Week this Year ,
PLACHS. POST-NIGHTS.
- ---..-- --.---- .
Sea Island Georgia,— 5940 240 24 * 3fid
France
rsd
'Monday Tuesday,
Stained Ditto 1290 120 121 —2l 6576 2'24667
Malta.
, (via France,)
Upland Ditto 175490 5360 91 121
Alabama on 91 —ll Italy, Sicily, Sardinia, and Turkey Saturday.
Mobile 1 6849° 2" 10 121 6800 251695 Portugal
Sweden and Norway • • Thursday.
New Orleans ...... .... 199160 5620 10 —l3
Gibraltar
Pernambuco
Aricati and Ceara I 24090 820 14 —14 i 29620 Malta and the Mediterranean Monday before the
Madeira, Azores, Canary & Cape de Verde Islds first Tuesday in
Bahia and Mnalo 19590 280 MI 14} 20764 Rio de Janeiro and
Tuesday before the Brazils . .. .
Maranham l4l —, 151
Sawginned
1
Para 270 10 131 —.O
219 Jamaica, St. Domingo, and Havannah
thirdVednesday
Peruvian..... ......... 1310 230 0— 0 2126 Mexico, Cuba, and Honduras in every month.
Demerara and Berhice, 1230 0 0 1725 lOn the 11th and I
Barbados, 3OO 40 121 0
217 1636 Leeward Islands and Deinerara last day of
Common West India... 3030 0 0
} every month.
La Gnayra. 2660 0— 0 2071 Jamaica 'lnd Bahamas } Tuesday before the
Carthagena
Smyrna
Egyptian 6210 70 17 —l9 8212 Spain
...
Surat and Madras .... 43640 470 7 82 21401
„.,o Holland and the Netherlands
Bengal .... ...... ...... 910 20 71 .—'''°'
0 Germany, Switzerland, Denmark, Prussia, Bus- Thursday.
Per public sale this day, sia, and the North of Europe . .
Sea Island
Stained Ditto . 0 0
Bengal
—
am. 575640 il6lBO 1 17326 59103'7 Mr TTel1,•11norl ;..0..,,..1_11,-.",,1

Off Holyhead, inward-bound.
Nu. 795, Hannah, B B, at 8 p.m. (no: quite sure.) from New Bruns•
wick.

Off Holyhead, outward-bound.
z e. 1423, City of Waterford, B 8, fo'r Quebec, at 7 30, a.m.
No. 215, Henry Lee, A 8, for Philadelphia, at 12 30 p.m.

LIVERPOOL TIDE TABLE.
Liverpool, Merseyside, England, 1835-07-21

TO WHOLESALE GROCERS, SUGAR REFINERS,
SOAP-MAKERS, & TOBACCO-MAN FAtTURERS.
COMMISSION W..4NT.E .
j don House in the Tea Trade onv
MHE Advertiser, who represents ahi Iy' respectable Lon-.
ommisslon, would be
happy to add to it a similar Engageinen in any of the above
Trades to sell in Birmingham and a district of thirty miles
round. Most unexceptionable references will be given, and
security, if required.
Address Y. Z., 31, Bloomsbury-place, Birmingham.
Liverpool, Merseyside, England, 1835-07-28

FRrA'Y .

• . . On account of whom. it may concern.
On FittnlY next, the 31st instant, at Twelve o'pkwk, at Andrew
Tomlin and Co's Office, Druid-tour ale-Street,
.22 Bales Damaged R. SILK,
Saved from the wreck of the John, f ern Beyrout.—For parti-
culars apply to Messrs. J. and J. BA ttori, or
ANDREW TOMLIN and Co., Brokers.

01114(
On. FRIDAY next, the 31st instant, at lve o'clock, at the
Public Sale-r i ,
22 Bales Buenos Ayr WOOL,
B. W. JACKSON,.-Broker.

On FRIDAY next, the Ist instant, at Twelve o'clock, at No. 6,
Towerl.larden,
1270 HORSE HIDES,(
Ex Louisa, from Monte Video.—Apply Messrs. WADDING-
TON, HoLT. and Co., Merchants, or to
JOHN and SAMUEL BECKWITH, Brokers.

Os account of whom it may cOnce
On FIUDAY next, the 31st instant, at Tvre o'clock, at the
Public Sale-room, Exchinge-bnildiug lying in Freme's
Warehouse; King's Dock,
VS Balei SHEEP OL,
Of various qualities, saved from the wreck of the John, R.
Laughlin, from Beyront for Liverpool.-7 For further particulars
apply to Messrs. J. and J. BARON, or to
ABRAM GARTSIDE, pia I Broker.

On Fninav next, the 3lst instant, at One ' ock, at Witiiani
Nevett's Office, Rumford eet,
About 35 Tons Peruvian C PER,
Ex Rapid; from Valparaiso.—Apply to Messrs. M`TEA ft
and Co., Merchants, or
• WILLIAM NEVETT, Broker.
Liverpool, Merseyside, England, 1835-07-28

Quit Amte.

-
PLANTATION AND EDGE OOLS,
Of all kinds, manufactured by Lyndo Wignall, at the
Minerva Works Birmi ham.
Apply to fIENR SEALY, Jun.
19, Exchange-street East.
Every description of HARDWARE for exportation; apply
as above.

Best 42 Inch HEMP COTTON IIXOGING.
Apply. to HENRY WILSON and Co.,
108, Duke-stceet.

c"
The 'beautiful fast-sailing Schoone BALLEY,
w., FRANCIS ()lazuli, Commander; l 41-94 tons re-
-- .-0... gister, built at Shoreham. in Mar , 183'2, coppered
v - and copper-fastened, well suppliek in stores, sails,
"Us, and every necessary ; carries a good cargo, and is well
t4lN)ted for, any trade. May be seen by applying on board, in
Lug's Dock. For further particulars apply to
ROSS BROTHERS, 16, Harrington-street.

• On SALE,
The new Ship ABERFOIL, z
%I tops register,- copped and coppyigastened ;
built for the owner's use, under the ins ction of the
Present master ; beams laid fur the stowage ors' ar hogsheads;
ulaterials in rigging, sails, cables, anchors, principal part
of the iron work made in Liverpool, by most espectable manu-
facturers; carries a large cargo on a very light draft of water,
111,1 on examination wilt be found a very superior vessel ;
lying in Prince's Dock.—Apply to
JAMES LOGAN, 106, Oldhall-street.

Also, the first-clabs Ship STR.ATHISLA,
333 tons register; eoppered and copper-fastened; well found in
stores of every degcriptitin, and ready to take in cargo; lying in
1u
g'a Duck.—Apply to
JAMES LOGAN, 106, Oldhall-street.

The splendid armed Prize Brig
• FORM I DAB!
• slAkt,,TO; Burthen per register 351 6-94 tot Leone
in 38 days; in the Waterloo Do :autiful
• vessel was built at Catalonia, three years .icular
inspection, and was lately captured on the ~ after
Z.lneSt gallant and spirited action, by 'his rawl. est's
urig 44 war Buzzard, and condemned by the mixed Commission
Courts of Vice-Admiralty in Sierra Leone, for being engaged
in the Slave trade. To purchasers requiring a faithful, well
built, and exceeding handsome vessel, combining the advantage
also of verv.fast sailing, with fair carrying,, or to any Nobleman
or Gentleman desirous of procuring a perfect model of naval
trieuitecture, the present affords an opportunity it is presumed
at may,very rarely (if ever) he met with again. Her dimen-
ln,Q6 are, length 113 feel, breadth 27 feet, depth of hold 12 feet;
"she carries six long atironades, and two long Spanish 12-pound-
ers on deck, is coppered and copper-fastened,,well found, and
:to ay.. he sent to sea at .n trifling expense.--For particulars, apply
o u..Totwx, Agent for the Sale rif• Ships, on 'Change, or to
F. H. LANGLEY, 4, Exchange-chambers.

1,49'\1-E4S• of TENP-ENNV ALE no he accommodated
k wilh an Article of superior qua ' to any that has ever
"en,Offered to the ,Public, at the ircsivlcK HOU': 53,
=
14409M-street, ucar•Bold-street,

VOL. 171.--No. 280 d

ms, from S. rra I
)ock. is ben
ag , er part;
Coa of Africa,
Britannic Maj
Liverpool, Merseyside, England, 1835-07-28

Qroaottuiot.

Fur LONDON,
The FANNY,
T. LEWIS, Master;
A I, 117 tows, and now loading at • ton's-wharf,
London.
For LIVERPOO
The MgRSEY,
R. FULCHER'' Muter;
11l tons, two of the regular fast-sailing Schooners to be
St_tickly despatched, as usual, loaded or not loaded. Apply to
Messrs. JEFFREY, SMITii, and ,SONS, Cotton's-wharf, London,
or WM. PEMBERTON, Orford-street,
44114 for Dickinson's Patent Iron Buoys, Fire-bricks, Tilts, &C.
r. a.B.—Barclay, Perkins, and Co.'s LONDON PORTER,
Barrels, Half-barrels. &c.
Liverpool, Merseyside, England, 1835-07-28

Ea be ILet.

TOXTETH-PARK. ,
fir 10 be LET, with immediate possession F
1/r, iiISHED or
J_ UNFURNISHED, the HOUSE now in the ceapation of
Mr. Lloyd,'Surgeont Park-road, near the gle, containing
Drawing-roue', Dining-room, Breakfast arlour, Six Bed-
rooms, &c.—Apply on the Premises.

TO be LET, a FURNISHED HOUSE, in an pen situa-
tion and genteel neighbourhood, in Ed ill, suitable
for a small respectabte lf satisfa y arrangements
be made, the Rent will be yommoderate. mmodiate applica-
tion will be necessary—Apply- to Mr. STOREY, Ironmonger,
Lord-street.

Trio be LET, a FIIRN ISH ED HOUSE, for Tw e Months,
1 situate in LLpleasaut part of the countr , t ee miles from
the Eichange. The House contains three tt►ug-rooms, six
Bed-rooms, with Kitchens, &c., and a,good arden, Stable, and
COach-liouse.Apply to J. and J. MAWDSLEY, Castle-street.

r obe LET, with immediate Possession,. BONDED
WAREHOUSE, .euntaining upward f 1500_ square
Yards of Flooring, situate in Chodey-stree . pply to Mi.
WM. JONES, Joiner, 6, BroWnlow-hill, or Mr. ALE, Estate
Agent, Church-street.
Liverpool, Merseyside, England, 1835-07-28

THE WORKHOUSE.

Statement of the average number and expense of raupers in the
Workhouse, for the week ending
PAUPERS. PER IIgAD. PER wltilr.
July 11. 1835
July 12, 1831 1721 2s. ()bi—...—. 166 13 8

Less 111 Less Os. 311. Less 25 4 1

Statement of daily relief paid out-door poor, week ending
July 20, 1835 2113 families, per week .....Ti? 15 1
July 21, 1834 2060 ---

More 53

More £9 3 4
Liverpool, Merseyside, England, 1835-07-28

etontractO.

TO MASONS AND BUILDERS.
TE LIVERPOOL AND MANCHESTER. RAILWAY
COMPANY are ready to Contract for the Building of the
FACADR and ENTRANCES to the New anyway Station. in
Lime-street. Also (by separate Contra for the Building of a
Range of OFFICES and other Premitie minediately behind the
Ptiade,
Plans and Sections for each Contract mty be seen at_ the
Railway Office, in John-street, where Specifications for the
sal;ae may be had, and further information. if necessary, ob-
tained.

Sealed'renders fur the execution of either of the above Con=
tracts will be received at the Company's Office, in John-street,
until Six o'clock in the Evening of FRIDAY, the 14th day of
August next.
By order of the Directors.
H. BOOTH, Treasurer.
Liverpool, Merseyside, England, 1835-07-28

LIVERPOOL DISPENSARIES.

Number of new patients entered on the book; of the Dispeluaries during

the last week:—
South. North. Total.
Received advice and medicine at the Institution, 192 246 428
Visited at their own houses and supplied with
medicine,

Total at each Dispensary 279 310 619

VISITORS.
North—Rev. C. Wray, Rev. C. W. Lavrreneo, and Rev. M. Fisher.
South—Rev. J. Aspinall, Rev. F. Murphy, Mr. J. Lawnmoe, aad•Mr
Jordan.
Liverpool, Merseyside, England, 1835-07-28

S,HROPSHIRE.
MANOR AND ESTATE OF GREAT WOLL,M7OTT.
By. Mr. TISDALE,
On SATURDAY, the gtirday of AuguSt next, at Four o'clock in
the Afternoon, at the Talbot Inn, Shrewsbury, unless
,pre-
viously disposed of by private contract, of whirls due notice
will be given, in one lot, or sub-divided its ..sueh smaller lots
as shall be declared previous to the , and subject to such
conditions as shall be then prod ,
A VERY desirable and valuah FREEHOLD ESTATE,,
called the GREAT WOLLASCOI'T ESTATE, situate
within four miles of the town of Shrewsbury, and consisting of
the Manor of Wollaseett, and a vel_prOductive and compact.
Farm, in a Ring Fence, containing by adineasurement 218 A.
3a. 6e., or thereabouts, with a substantial Farin-house, and
convenient Farm-buildings thereon, the whole being in the oc-
cupation of Mr. John Oare, the proprietor.
The Estate lies well and conveniently for manure, lime, and
coal. The Shrewsbury, Ellesmere, and Liverpool Turnpike
Road, and also the Baschurch Turnpike Road, pass near the
Estate, which is bounded by good cross roads branching there-
from. The Ellesmere Canal is at no great distance from the
Estate, which is well situated for the excellent markets of
Shrewsbury, Wem, and Ellesmere, and is well timbered, and
abounds with game, lying in the midst of extensive preserves.
The Proprietor wit!" show (he Estate; and for further parti-'
,culars apply to the Auctioneer_; and to Mr. How, Solicitor,
Shrewsbury, at whose Office a Map of the Estate may be in-
spected.
Liverpool, Merseyside, England, 1835-07-28

STATE OF TRADE.

• -
Lasos.—Business in the halls and in the warehouses is rather
slack. 'We are sorry to say that the uncertainty which pre;aiis
as to the wool market is causing a certain degree of suspension
of manufacture in articles not immediately wanted, and the
consequence is that the number of unemployed amongst us is
considerably on the increase.
BRADFORn.—It "was said by several of the manufacturers and
merchants that somewhat less business was done on Thursday
than on the last and the preceding Thursdays, others speak
somewhat differently ; but th,‘re is unquestionably a check.
The cause is to be found in the state of the wool market. Many
of the holders of that article are looking out for an advance ;
on. the other hand, the manufacturers declare that no advance
can be sustained:for as prices are now scarcely remuneratin,
either in yarn or piece goods, consumption would be instantly
stopped by an increase on the raw material, and if there are no
sales there cannot of course be any permanent advance.
HALIFAX.—The general aspect of this market is dull. The
demand flags; prices of goods stationary.
1-knozasrtELD.—The Market on Tuesday was flat, owing to
the unsettled condition of the wool market.

SApnizwonni.—The Woollen trade at this place seems to be
steady, particularly, for home consumption.
BARNSLEY.—The linen trade still continues uncommonly
good. Every operative has full work. The bleach grounds are
well covered, and very favourable reports are abroad as to the
drill trade, the scasonfor which is now about to commence.
ROCHDALE, JULY 21.—We have had another dull market
this week; the flannel buyers are very cautious, and only buy
where they conaidie the goods remarkably cheap. The sales of
Wool are very" lithited, and the general cry is, it will be lower;
therefore but little can be done.

A MINISTERIAL GRlEVANCE.—Ministers, according to their
accredited organs, are highly indignant at not having been in-
vited to the usual course of 'banquets at St. James's. There
is, to say the least of it, something puerile in this; and the
complaint, we cannot help thinking, would come more ex-
cusably, from "the tail," members of which, if rumour is to be
depended upon, now and then count the trees in the park, or
in other words, are freqiiently doomed to dine "with Duke
Ilumphry!"—Morning Herald.
FORCED INWtrET loN —How To. LEARN FRENCH I—A friend
of ours, pn, a recent visit to Yaris; thought it well to make a
virtue of necessity; and, in order to practise only the language
qf the country, so as to acquire facility in speaking it, resolved
to boarj:l in a house where no English resided. Being satisfied
on his particular inquiries in this respect, he agreed for his
"pension" for a month, sent in his luggage, and occupied his
allotted apartment. The first day's dinner-hour arrived, and
he had brushed up his French to meet the numerous party who
sat down to it. Besides the head of the establishment there
were twenty-five at table, and they were—all 4ntericansll—
Gazette.
Liverpool, Merseyside, England, 1835-07-28

OPHTHALMIC INFIRMARY, SLATER-STREBT;

Established .4.D. 1820.

New Patients admitted during the month of June «• )86
Patients prescribed for, and who have reeeived'surgical assist-
ance during the month of June
Number since the commencement 1903

Consulting Surgeon, Mr. Christian.
Surgeons, Mr. Edwards and Mr. Neill.—Treasurer, Mr. J. Knowles.
Visiters, Rev. T. Bold and Rev. T. C. Gladwin.
Liverpool, Merseyside, England, 1835-07-28

AFTER FRIbAY NEXT.

•
MONDAY,OiI the 3d August, at at
Twelve•o'cloc - Buchanan
V
and Browne's Office, Oldhall-strent.
St. Jag de Cuba FEE,;,
117U8(6)213TBiiceelit. Domingo COFFEE
Ex Marys, from Nassau:.--Apply to Mears. ALEXANDER DE-
NISTOUN and Co., Merchaiats,:or
BUCHANAN and,BROWNE, Brokers.

On WEDNESDAY, the sth August next, at E. W. Jackson's
Office, Tit hebarn-street,
12 Boxes BALSAM TOLU,
6 Bales IPECACUANHA,
22 Boxes fine Turkey SPONG
2 Casks Bahama DITTO,
15 Bales E. I. SENNA
7 Cases Egyptian DIT ,
25 Boxes fine ARROW-ROOT,
15 Tierces Portugal HONEY,
9 Casks GUM COPAL,
465 NEUTRIA SKINS, •
4 Barrels LEAF ISINGLASS,
1 Case Flakev MANNA.
Apply to Messrs. BARING BROTHERS and Co., Merchants,
or to E. W. JACKSON, Broker.

Oil THURSDAY, the 6th August next, at t 13rokers' Office, 18,
Exchange-buildin ,
250 Slabs TIN,
13.5 Bags MOTHER 0' P ARL SHELLS,
- 48 Boxes SAGO,
Just landed ex Win. Salthouse and ThOnias Dougall, from
Singapore.—Apply to
JOHN and JAS. BARON, Brokers.

On THURSDAY, the 6th August next, at One c'clock, at Corrie,
Husun, and Co.'s Office, Exchange-buildings,
687 Boxes CASSIA,
300 Bags GALANGA ROOT/
3 Boxes GAMBOGE, /
881 Slabs TIN,
30 Tons SAPAN WOO 6,
118 Bags SALTPETRE,
549 Baskets GAMBIER,
699 Ruudles RA'T'TANS,
43 Boxes TINCAL,
9 Cases BEES' WAX,
Ex Thomas Dougall, and William Salthouse, from Sincapore,
and Frankland and Fuerie Queene, from Calcutta. Samples
may be seen at Corrie and Co.'s, 29. Mincing-lane, London.—
Apply to COIIRIE, HUSON, and Co., Brokers.
Liverpool, Merseyside, England, 1835-07-28

PRICES OF SHARES, LIVERPOOL, JULY 27, PM
—.-- Per Shale.
Liverpool Coal ass
Liverpool Near Gas mid Coke Company, £100
, .
New SharesrprinTiittm 150 - BO 0 0
Liverpool and Harrington Water Works ... ... 465 0 d
Bootle ditto
Exchange Buildings
Liverpool and Manchester Railway £lOO paid 200 0 0
Ditto Old Quarters 25 -- 49 0 0
Ditto New Quarters - 48 15 0
Bolton and Leigh ditto
Ditto 25 20 0 0
Warrington and NeWton ditto - 110 0 6
Ken-yon and Leigh ditto
Wigan Branch ditto - 90 0 d
Preston and Wigan North Union Line iEtto 2O --- 13 5 0
St. Helens and Runcorn Gap dio . 100 3.5 0 6
Leicester and Swannington ditto
Stockton and Darlington ditto - 228 0 0
Manchester, Bolton, and Bury Railway 158 20 2 0
and Canal
Leeds and Selby Railway • 100 4-- 100 0 0
Grand Junction ditto 3O -- 55 0 0
London and Birmingham ditto 3.5 59 10 0
Bank of Liverpool lO -- 17 0 0
Bank of Manchester 25 .--- 32 15 0
Manchester and Liverpool District Bank l5 --!. 20 5 0
Commercial Bank of Liverpool • lO -- 14 0
9
Liverpool Marine Assurance Company 25 21 0 0
Oldham Gas Light and Waterworks ....
Manchester Fire and Life Assurance Co lO --- 10 3 0
Ocean Assurance Company - JO 0 0
Northern and Central Bank of England lO 11 0 0
RICHARD DAWSON. Share Broker.
Liverpool, Merseyside, England, 1835-07-28

NEW SQU'lsii WALES.

was room for arm' tong-of fine Goods only,
- For HOBARI.TOWN and SYDNEY,
'The fide fast.sailiug Barque .FESSIE,
& • - W. Batt., Confinando;
A regular trader; burthen per register 31 tons; has superior
accommodations for cabin and steerage assengers, and will
carry a Surgeon.

Warraatod first Ship after: the above, and will be despatched
about 20111 August.
The beaattitsul fast sailing Ship CLYDE,
N. IRELAND, Coatinander;
A reguiar Mader; burthetaiter register 401 tons.—For freight or
appis to Meisrs.WlLLtaAi SAIIT ft and SON, or to
WILLIAM BELL, 20, Water-street.

MEDITEVITtAItrAPI.

To sail 2d Atu st.
For GIBRA AR)
The Brig CLES,
G. L. MANTHORP , Commandet.

Forfreigfat or.pasa.e'-'l4;p-131to C..B:III,IDDLETON, OT to
SNVALNSTON and CRAM.

To clear on the 4th August.
For ALEXA.NDR/A, in EGYPT,
With libeity to call at/CARDIFF,
The fine Brig BE TRICE,
Roatter Wtc , 'Master;
ek lat Lloyd's ; .burthen .regis 224-tons; -has. superior
4ecotautodaiion fur.. passengers.---Fo fseight or passage apply
to TabitiS PdTER§ON, GI, Spring-gardens, Manchester ;
In 4 to.
F. F. GIBBS and Co., 18, Gores-piazzas, Liverpool.

Z= For f:',T. JoriNv.x,B.
~..,, The fast-sailing coppered Sip CASSANDRA,
-••!....:-.6' JAMES G El ,'Master;
Will be derpatch,ed on th k al' 4ugust.—For freight
or passage, appirto Captain Grei , ou board, Brunswick Dock,
• at t 0... DUNCAN GEBB.

.. For CHARLOTTE TOWN, •
PRINCE EDWARD'S ISLAND.
•iiilai'a*:' The, fast-sailing A I Barque ROYAL WILLIAM,
Joiiri BARRETT, MIRIX4
thrthea oer register Mt tous ; will be des ed on Saturday
next with: whatever freight may offer. H good accommoda-
tions fur passengers. Apply on board, in Brunswick Dock, or
to GEO. BROWN.

To suct:eed the Mitawocto, and will have, immediate despatch.
10— For MONTREA:
' The well-known Workington-buil rig EDGAR,
Captain R. GIBS;
• registers 229 tons; thoroughly copper-fastened, and
coppered ; sails fast; in all respects a most superior. vessel, and
besitg no ready to receive Goods, she will be despatched first fall
Vessel.--For tenni of freight apply to Messrs. JOSEPH-FROS2II
Mite°, or to JOHN GORDON and Co.

For MONTREAL direct,
„...
sir';.The new British-built Brig S WAY,
_ ...Captain •
- - 181 tons per register.—As th ncipal part of this
vessel's cargo is ready for going on boa she will have initne,
(hate despatch; now in the Queen's Dock.—For freight or pas:
sage apply to , ,
WILLIAM FISHER and SON, , Cable-street.
Liverpool, Merseyside, England, 1835-07-28

GRAND REVIEW AT WOOLWICH.

On Friday the King and Queen escorted by detach-
ments of the Life Guards, and the Bth Hussars, and ac-
companied by various members of the royal family, left
St. James's Palace soon after eleven o'clock, in eight car-
riages, for Woolwich, which presented a splendid display
of
l nearly and fashion of the metropolis,
amongst
noticed several foreign ministers,
onst whom all the
we rank
;-Fitld Marshals the Dukes of Cumberland and Cam-
iirlitte, the Duke of Wellington, General Hill, &c. Se-
veral 'noble families arriving with three 'and four servants
in 'gayli,veries, the road from •tondon to'WOOlwieli pre-
sented'an exceedingly lively spectacle, and before noon
the town was filled to overflowing, and covered 'with
horses arid eqiriPageS; whilst the thou Sands „pun thou-
sanclteongregated on the common defied calculation.
Between twelve and one o'clock the royal party arrived
on 'the ground, and' were most vehemently cheered by the
countless multityde. Our Iliiiitg -will not allow us to en-
Liverpool, Merseyside, England, 1835-07-28

A LETTER FROM SPAIN.

TO THE EDITOR OF THE AGE.
Sin,—The public are so anxious for news about the war, that
I send you a letter from Jim. You will see that the boy has
got a ha'-porth of knowledge. Your admirer,
SUSAN STALE.

" St. Sebastian, July 10, 1835.
DEAR S US A 14,—When I last wrote from Plymouth, I described
how bravely the yellow colonel harangued us at the Isle of
Dogs, and what fine promises the Spanish general made, and
how the boiler burst, and the Royal 'far would not go, and the
men became uproarious, and refused to let us officers share the
two pounds that each received as bounty money, for which we
agreed to serve them out the moment they stepped on board.
"We kept our resolution—not a rascal among them but
curses his hardihood in refusing us officers his paltry forty
shillings. We offered to compound for half, but not a !nag
could we grab. The men swore that they came to rob as well
as we, and one fellow bad the impudence to talk about honour
among thieves, for which I poked him with my sword and had
him }wt in irons for mutiny.
"Everything promises well for the cause. They trace given
me a billet on a nice house, where the folks are kiiid and un-
suspecting, and it shan't be my fault if there's a billet lea in it
this day week- however I have done very little yet in the way
of business. There's a couple of silver snuff boxes and a gravy
spoon that I picked up, and a silk wipe that I took from a
Spanish officer who politely introduced me to my quarters.
This is not worth mentioning.
"There's nothing to be got, I fear, from the churches, as the
Spaniards knew their customers, and have stowed away the
plate on their own account. L understand that a feiv rich young
boobies are coming over. Pray, Susan, send me their armies,
and learn what you can of their means and friends—they may
be as good as the church-plate that is missing. I am only afraid
that there is to be fighting—and real fighting, too—notwith-
standing the death of the horrid old brute with the long. name.
If so, you may expect me home very soon. I didn't come bore
to be starved by General Evans, and shot like a dog by the
Carlists; for it seems to be only a word and a bullet with them.
I'll send the snuff-boxes, and the gravv-spoon, and the wipe, by the
first opportunity; and I hope that will keep the pot boiling at
home.—Your loving pal,
"Queen of Spain's Own." "J. S."
Liverpool, Merseyside, England, 1835-07-28

aantcb.

A TITLE FOR HOLY ibIi.DF:RS.
WANTED, by a Graduate of the eniversity of Oxford, a
TITLE for HOLY ORDERS. A Curacy within
ten miles of Liverpool would be preferred.—Address M. A., at
the Standard-office:

WANTED. a HOUSE, containiiig;vo Parlours with
Kitchens on the same Floor, dp-Ant about three miles
from the Liverpool Exchan"e. There must be a Gig-houle and
Stable. l'ossession would be taken immediately or in three or
four months.—Address, (post paid,) D., at the Standard-office.
Liverpool, Merseyside, England, 1835-07-28

POST-NIGHTS.

Monday, Tuesday,
Thursday, and
Saturday.
Monday.
Thursday.
Nionday before the
first Tuesday in
every month.
Tuesday before the
third Wednesday
in eiery month.
• On the 14th and

last day of
rvery month.
Tuesday,hefore,thr
first Wednesday, in
mOnth.

Moeday ind
Thursday.
Liverpool, Merseyside, England, 1835-07-28

Vo be Apotb.

•
TO be SOLD, a Full-sired BOX CRf E TER, by
Artiold, 'Gold Spring.—Euquire o le.ssrs. BywiTER
and Co.

TO be SOLD, by PRIVATE CONTRACT, ft Vain e FREM.,
HOLD MANOR and ESTATE, well oded,. with a
convenient residence, in ,one of the midla d unties, 40 miles
south of Manchester, in first-rate condi n, in a ring fence,
tithe free, extra parochial, with the land tax redeemed, consist-
in_gprincipally.of grass land, comprising in the whole about
1800 statute acres, of which about 300 acres are wood land, -co-
vered.with oak and ash, in the following lots or divisions :
Lot 1. A FARM of about 300 acres, within a ring fence, with
a good Farm-house and out-buildings.
Lot 2. A FARM of about 160 acres, within a ring fence,
with a respectable Farm-house and out-buildings, and waters
well stocked with fish.
Lot 3. The MANOR, with a good and convenient residence,
together with out-buildings and walled garden, and about 460
acres of farm and wood land, on which is also situated a Farm-
house with extensive and excelle6t out-buildings, and very good
fishing.
Lot 4. A FARM of about 400 acres, within a ring fence, in-
terspersed with wood lands and plantations, with a good Farm-
house and out-buildings, and plenty of spare materials for the
addition of a good house, in a desirable situation.
Lot 5. A FARM of about 130 acres, within a ring fence, of
excellent farming land, adjoining to ibt 4, with a good Farm-
house and out-buildings.
Lot 6. A FARM of about 200 acres, within a ring fence,
with wood lands and plantations, and a good Farm-house and
out-buildings; this situation being well calculated for a respect-
able residence, by an addition to the present Farm-housle.
Lot 7. A FARM, with plantations, together consisting of
about 90 acres, and a newly-erected Firm-house and out-build-
ings.
Lot 8. A FARM adjoining to Lot 7, of about 60 acres, with
plantations, and a newly-erected Farm-house and out.buildings.
There being plenty of houses and out-buildings, Lots 4 and 5
will be divided if it should be desired.
Coaches pass daily on a good turnpike, road contiguous to all
these lots. The internal roads are also good, and the Whole are
within two hours' drive of the railway now forming from Liver-
pool to London. There is lime on the spot, and coals are low
in price. The whole of the lots are well Eocked with gathe,
and possession of part of them may be had, in October, and of
the remainder at Lady,day'nekt.
Plans of the whole may be seen, and further information oh.
tained on application to Messrs. EDGE and PARKER, Solicitors,
Manchester; Mr. Jonathan [lions, Surveyor and Land Agent,
Lancaster; Messrs. Binns, Clifford, and flinns, Surveyors and
Land Agents, Birmingham; Mr. Heaton, Endon, near Leek;
and Maim Wti.t.ta st Jollissosi and Sur, ;SurVeirirs, Man-
cheater.
Liverpool, Merseyside, England, 1835-07-28

Marc by Rtiction.

.Bv .Mr. COGLAN.
On FittoAv next, the 31st. July instant, at Two •o'clock in
the. afternoon, at. the Clarenden-rooms, South John-street,.
Liverpool. •
A VERY valuable Piece of LAND, situate on the north
11- side of Varliament-street, south side of Greenland-street,
and west side of Jamaica-street, Liverpool, containing in front
to Parliament-street aforesaid, 75 feet 4 inches, to the front of
Jamaica-street aforesaid, 141 feet 6 inches, and to the front of
Greenland-street aforesaid, 75 feet, and extending in depth
backwards, on the west side, 130 feet 3 inches, and containing
in the whole 119 J square vards„,..-0
The tenure is Leasehold ut er the Corporation of Liverpool,
for the remainder s J a term of 75 years, which commenced on
the Bth October, 1831. The Land being in the immediate
vicinity of the Queen's Dock, in a very populous hart of the
town, and possessing' the advantage of thtce fronts, offers
peculiar advantages as an investment.
Further particulars may be obtained on apylication to Messrs.
WILKINSON and-CI-mm*l.i, Solicitors, keuwick-street, Li-
verpool.

DRUGGIST'S STOCK AND FIXTURES,
(Free frees Duty.)
MR. W. WALKER begs to announce that he is instructed
to Sell by Auction on TVEsDAY, the 4th of August and
three following days, at Eleven o'clock each day, on the pre-.
raiser, No. 118, St. James-street, Liverpool, the entire STOCK,
FIXTURES, and UTIINSILS in TRADE:, of J. M. BIRD, a
bankrupt :—consisting of a large assortment of Drugs,.Clietni-
cal and Medicinal preparations, with an extensive variety of
general articles connected with the trade. Also two Mahogany
Counters, set of 106 Mahogany veneered- Drawers, smaller
ditto, two Glass Casetc(one of them Plate Glass), a variety of
fsncy Sl:eh-log, forming a very superior display for an exten-
sive establishment ; Show Globes, Bottles and Jars ; Stop-
pered .Tracture,- -Essential -Oil and I' Bottles, various
sizes; handsome Ointment-and E act Pots;' with burnished
gold labels, Scales, Mortars,' & e.• A twelve gallon Still,
with head, and worm complete; slnallerditto, Retort and Re-
ceiver, Evaporating Pan,. Horace, and-other articles connect-1
ed with the operative part 011ie business; a good Hand cart ; 1
about 60 Volumes of Chemical and Misrellaneons Books, and a
variety of useful articles, the Whole arranged in variottiisized lots
to suit the consumption of every description of`purchaSers.
TO be viewed oh the Monday prior to the sale, whet descrip-
tive Catalogues may be had on the Premises; of Mt. Smlrli,*
Druggist, St. James's-street, and of Mr. W. Vitai.Kuit, Ana--
tioneer and Appraiser, No. 4, Castle-street.
Liverpool, Merseyside, England, 1835-07-28

DESIRABLE RESIDENCE.

On Tonson y, the 11th day of August next,•at Six o'clock ill
the Evening, at• Mr. Smith's, the Royal Meter; In Prescot,
subject to such conditions of sale as will be then produced, •
IIpHE FEE-SIMPLE and -INHERITANCE of and in all
1. that newly-erected MESSUAGE• or DWELLINGI-
- called ", Holt Cottage," with the. S i oack-house,
and other •Outbuildings, Gardeny ' o several Closes or
Parcels of LAND thereto adjoin' and 'belonging, situate in
Whiston, containing 3 Acres; 2 floods; and 32 Perches of sta-
tute measure, or thereabouts, and Trowin the possession of Mr.
Hall. • - • •

The House is most delightfully situated on the 'north side of
the Turnpike Road from Present to Warrington, and was
erocted only a few years ago by the late Proprietor, Mr. Foster,
for his .own occupation. commands varied and extensive
Views, and is in every respect well adapted for the Residence of
a Family of respeetithility. The Laud is in a high'state of cul-
tivation, and contains' goLd beds of ;.,and and Red Stone, which
may be got at a trifling eXpente, and.for the removal of which
good Roads on two sides of .the Property afford great facilities
This Property is dlstatrt from the town of Prescot one mile,
and from the Liverpool and Manchester Railway not quite half
a nide..
The House may be viewed on 'application to Mr. Hall, on the
Premises; and for further particulars apply to Mr. HALL, Sur-
geon, Warrington, or to Messrs. Itowsoil and Caoss, Solici-
tors, Prescot:

PPRPIIPTORILY.
On WEDNicsnAY, the 12th day of August next, at One o'clock
in the Afternoon, at the Clarendon-roo 8, in South John-
street, Liverpool, subject to such C itions of Sale as wig
be then and there produced,--43/ r er of the Ittortages,
Lot 1. ALL those Two ME'S AGE.S,or DWELLING-
.,IIL HOUSES, with the Gardens, vacant piece of
Land, and other Anititenances thereto adjoining and be-
longing, situate and being on the east side of the street or ruad
in Toxteth-park, called "The Elms," one of which Houses is
now in the occupation of Mr. Strickland, and the other is at
present untenanted.
2. All those Two other MESSUAGES or DWELLING-
HOUSES, (adjoining the before-mentioned Premises,) one of
which is in the occupation of Mr. Smith, and the other is un-
tenanted.
These Premises are Freehold of Inheritance, and arc situate
in the most eligible part of Toxteth-park. The Houses are
very commodious, and were recently and substantially bunt,
are fitted -up with every convenience, and are well adapted for
the residences-of Families 9f respectability.
For further partiCulars apply to Messrs. LowNnEs and
ROBINSON, Solicitors, Liverpool, who will direct a proper per-
son to show the Premises; or to Messrs. ROWSON and (Noss,
Solicitors, Prescot.
Liverpool, Merseyside, England, 1835-07-28

TO THE EDITOR OF THE LIPERPOOL STAND.IRD.

Sta,—May I beg to call, through the medium of your paper,
the attention of the 'public tole subject in which Lain interested,
as the person to Whom was entrusted the management, and, I
may say, the formation of the fire-police of this town—namely:
the merits of the hose reel for fire-engiuei`, to the honour of in-
venting or adapting which there are several claimants.
First and foremost stands Mr. Wales, the chairman of the
late watch ',board, or, snore properly speaking, at that time the
board, who claims it fur Mr. Whitty; secondly, a Mr. Wil-
liams, one of the late and present commissioners of that board,
claims it on the strength of having read a book which, although
originally published anonymously, is now adopted by a Mr.
Boardman, who also claims the great merit of this Ocuderful
discovery, which, for aught I know to the contrary, may be
second only in importance to the discovery of the longitude.
A CorreSpoudent of yours, under the signature of G , infotniS
the world that he laid before Mr. Wales, the late board, the
plans
,and estimates of the expenses of adopting the American
hose reels as adjuncts to the fire-engines now in
.use in this
town. All that I have. to say of Mr. Wales's .pretensions is
soon disposed of. A gentleman connected with one of the
London fire-offices left with Mr. \Vales drawings of the Ame-
rican hose reels, which, in a personal interview, he requested
me to recover front him, and, if I considered them applicable,
to lay them before the board for their consideration or adop-
tion. These drawings, although repeatedly applied for, were
never forthcoming.

Air. Williams, the seccnd claimant, founds his claim to the
honours of the invention upon the fact that he has had the sin•
yular good luck to have read Mr. Boardman's book—which it
should seem nobody else ever thought 9f reading—America and
the Americans, which, among other matters, and of these you
may be possibly ignorant, contains an account of the Ame-
rican fire-eagine hose reel. This-inventioP, Mr. Williams, in
a letter recet.tiy published under his signature, says, •`he was
convinced was of such practical utility, that he was long soli-
citous to secure its advantages for our newly-established fire-
police ;" but "that it was not until the appointment of Mr.
Whitty that he was enabled to have its practical application
tested by au experimental machine affixed to one of the
Liverpool, Merseyside, England, 1835-07-28

MR. PUSEY AND HIS CONSTITUENTS

Mr. Pusey has had recourse to a manoeuvre quite
worthy of an apostate. Casting over the matter in his
own mind, he naturally reflected that on his resignation
of the county one of the first names that would occur to
every one as his successor, would be that of Mr. Benyon
de Beauvoir. With the cunning, therefore, of a little
mind; he determiried to encloSe his own resignation, to
Mr. de Beauvoir, requesting him. to forward it. He
thus threw upon this gentleman• the onus of taking a
personal part in a step which would open the county to
himself. Very naturally, therefore, Mr. de Beauvoir
declines this interference. But this makes not the least
intrinsic difference in Mr. Pusey's unhappy. predicament.
The only fair and honest course open•to.him is that taken
by Sir Robert Peel in 1829. Rile delays to adopt this
course, we hope his constituents will not fail to remind
him of it.—Standard'.

The following is the correspondence alluded to by. our
contemporary c-1 •

" Mydear Sir,—lt is with sincere regret that, finding a vari-
ance of opinion.to have arisen between many of my supporters
at the.late election and myself respecting the bill brought for-
ward by the present government for the reform of the Irish
church, and the appropriation of part of its revenues, I feel it
due to them and to myself to place in your hands an uncondi-
tional resignation of my seat in parliament. I have inclosed to
Cou an application to the Chancellor of the Exchequer for the
hiltern Hundreds which I will request you to transmit to him
as soon as our friends in Berkshire arc duly acquainted with my
intention.

•
s• , " I have the honour to remain,
" Mr dear sir, ever faithfully your,
"R. Benyon de Beauvoir, Esq." " PH. PUSHY

(INC LOS URE.)

"35, Grosvenor-squarei July 20.
" Dear Sir,—Allow me to request that you will be good
enough to procure my appointment to the stewardship of the
Chiltern Hundreds, with a view to vacate my seat in parliament.
" I have the honour to be,
" Dear sir, ever faithfully yours,
" PH. PUSEY.
" Right Hon. the Chancellor of the Exchequer,
Downing-street."

(ANSWER FROM RICHARD BENYON DE BEAUVOIR.)
"My Dear Sir.—ln answer to yours of the 20th, announcing
your intention of applying for the Chiltern Hundreds, in con-
sequence of your differing in opinion with those friends who
supported you at your lest election for Becks, I cannot help ex-
prebsiug lay hope that you will. re-consider this proposal, and
not vacate your seat till the close of the present Pailiament ;
for, however we may disagree with you-in opinion on the Irish
Church. Bill, I dttl sure that your friends would wish to leave
your opinions unfettered until you have an opportunity of ex-
plaining them, whenever a fresh election shall take place in its
patural course.—Yours, truly,
"RICHARD BENYON DE BEAUVOIR."
"Ph. Pusey, Esq."
Liverpool, Merseyside, England, 1835-07-17

NEW" SOUTH WALES.

'las two-thirds cif her cargo on board, and will be despatched on
t 20th instant.
reAet,‘
fi sw„, For IIOBA.RT TOWN and SY ONE e.fine fast-
=7 ''' sailing Barque JESSIE, W. 13.s.ir, ommander ; a
regular trader, burthen per reg. r 314 tons; has
superior accommodations for cabin and stee age passengers, and
will carry a Surgeon.

To succeed the above, and will sail on the 20th August,
The beautiful fast-sailing Ship CLYDE, N. IRELAND, Com-
mander ; a regular trader, burthen per register 401 tons.—For
freityht or passage, apply to Messrs. WILLIA Al SMITH and Sox,
oi to W. BELL, 20, Water-street.
Liverpool, Merseyside, England, 1835-07-17

THURSDAY.

On THURSDAY next, the 2.3 d instant, at Iry ye o'clock, at 18,
Exchange=bnildin s,
44 Chests SHELL
Just landed ex Golden Fleece, from Calc tta.—A ply to
JOHN and JAMES BARCh , Brokers.

•
On THURSDAY next, the 23d instant, at .T elve o'clock, at
Buchanan and Browne's Office, Old all-street,
2050 Bags fine Bengal RICE,
1702 Bags GINGER,
91 Boxes PEARL SAGO, •
2525 Bundles MUNJEET,
101 Bags COWRIES,
1259 Pieces RED SANDARS WOOD,
Ex Euphrates, from Calcutta.
BUCHANAN and BROWNE, Brokers..
Liverpool, Merseyside, England, 1835-07-17

FRIDAY.

On FRIDAY next, the 24th instant, at One o' OA, at Wiliiam
Nevett's Office, Rumford-st et,
About 35 Tons Peruvian C PER,
Ex Rapid, from Valparaiso.—Apply to . essrs. Tues. M'TEAR
and Co., Merchants, or
WILLIAM NEVETT, Broker.
Liverpool, Merseyside, England, 1835-07-17

AFTER FRIDAY NEST.
_

Ou MONDAY, the 27th instant, at One o'clock, t Roscow and
Riggs Office, Water-street,
40 Tons CAMWOOD,
1030 Bags It ICE,
270 Cases 73 Barrels ARRO ROOT,
42 Packages GUM CODA
76 Bags 9 Barrels POD P PPER,
26 Bags GINGER,
I Piece BEES' WAX,
1 Ton FUSTIC,
57 Casks PALM OIL,
Being the Cargo of the Formidable, just arrived from Sierra
Leone, and now landing south side Waterloo Dock —Apply to
Mr. F. IL LANGLEY, Merch
ROSCant, Or to
OW and RIGV, Brokers.

On WEDNESDAY, the 29th instant, at Twe e o'clock, at the
Public Bale Room, Exchange-b 'dings;
110 Chests East India IN IGO,
Ex Euphrates, from Cal Ua.
BUCHANAN auu BROWNE, Brokers.
Liverpool, Merseyside, England, 1835-07-17

TUESDAY.

On TUEsnAY next, the 21st instant, at, velve o'clock, at
Bateson and Horsfall's Office, Lowe Castle-street,
400 Bags Brazil COF 'E.
Now landing, ex Jarrow.
BAT ESON and HORSFALL, Brokers.

On TUESDAY- next, - the 21st instant, at Twelve o'clock, at
Jones, Mann, and Foster's Office, Dale•street,
3500 East India•COW HIDE
11(X) Ditto BUFFALO ITTO,
'2(X) Valparaiso Dry OX ITTO,
320 Buenos Ayres HORS DITTO,
For further particulars apply to •
JONES, MANN, and' FOSTER, Brokers.

On TUESDAY next, the 21st instant, at One o'clock, at
the Office of Nicholas Hurry, Chapel. Walks,
„A . list The Schooner LITTLE MARY,,. lying•at the north
"?4...."' end of the King's Dock ; burthk6 per register 127
tons, three years old, sails fast, and is well:found in materials.—
Apply to JOHN JONES, SCH., 70, Sparlitg-street, or •
NICHOLAS HURRY, Broker.

If not disposed of as above will- be immediately afterwards
despatched for St. John's N.B.

WEDNESDAY.

On WEDNUSDAY next, the 22d instant, at Ten o'clock, at the
Public Sale-room, Exchange-buildings,
The following TEAS .1.-
2853 Chests CONGO&
236 Half-Chests I
100 Ditto TWA 'KAY, }-Ex Planter, front Canton;
137 Chests HYSON,
100 Boxes GUNPOWDER,
103 Chests SOUC fi ONG
105 Ditto CAMPOI Kr Kirkinan,Finlay,from Canton ;
100. r. chests ORA NCLE .PEROR, _gar Juntas, from C.rmlon.l
Apply to Messrs. JoHN GLADSTONE and Co., Merchants,
or to
YARN HAM, EIVART, and DEL AFOSSE, and t Brokers.
GLADSTONE and SERJEANTSON,

TEA. ,
On WEDNESDAY, the 22d instant, at Ten o'cl k, at the Public
Sale-room, Exchange-buildi s,
The following TEA, ex Standard, um Canton:
150 Chests
300 Half Ditto
400 Ditto (Cangou Packages)
300 Quarter 60HEA.
-
1000 Square Half Ditto
700 Ten Catty Boxes
Apply to Messrs. DANIELL and DicKlNSON,'Merchants ; to the
Widow MoFFATT and.SON, London, or
BATESON and HORSFALL, Brokers.
Liverpool, Merseyside, England, 1835-07-17

itatt.

PLANTATION AND EDGE TO ~S,
Of all kinds, manufactured by Lyndon and ignall, at the
Minerva Works, firming
Apply to HENRY ALY, Jun.
19, Exchange-street East.
Every description of HARDWARE for exportation; apply
as above.

A CONSTANT SUPPLY. OP
SODA, in Crystals, -
ALUM, Lump and Ground, of Superior quality.
ROMAN, or BLUE VITRIOL,
PLATE GLA
eS7vin _"erl or Unsilvercd, for Chimne*, Pileiri and Dressing
rses of any size, not exceeding- 16 'feet in- length by 7 feet
ndth, furnished with or without Gilt, osewood,or Ma-
CganY Frarnes ; polished Plate Glass, r Shop Windows,
•
arri4ges, and Dwelling houses. ' •
DIAMOND OR MOULDED I ATE GLASS,
w hich
A admits of the rays of light, hut cannot be seen through,
being very thick, is suitable for Banking-houses, Office and
Kitchen Windows, which are in exposed situations.
in Crat- and Boxes ;A WINDOW GLASS,
es
, and Squares cut to eider for Home Use
and Exortation. so, extra or double stout Crown Glass,
fatted and unflatted.
GLASS BOTTLES,
tor *Wine and Porter, Quarts, Pints, and Half-Pints of the.
French, and German shapes, for Exportation arid Home
ensumption ; with a General Supply of every description and
size in use for Medical and Chemical purposes.
Th
nnie to
of Newcastle-upon-Tvne Manufacture.
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tl ARCHIBALD SINCLAIR and Co.,
47, Henry-street, or 19. Slater-street, Duke-street.

4- The beautiful fast-sailing Schooner BALLEY,
11Z. Fa ANcis 011FEUR, Commander; 163 41-91 tons re-
,•; gister, built at Shoreham, in March 1832, coppered
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boat, and copper-fastened, well supplie in stores, sails,
,d_ and every necessary ; carries ago cargo, and is well.
It .alned for any trade. May be seen by a lying on board, in
'ng's Dock. For further particulars apply "to
ROSS BROTHERS, 16, Ilarrington-strect.