[ No. 2635— Vol. LIII. LIVERPOOL ( THURSDAY) JULY 11 1816. Price Sevenpence. TALBOT INN. AND GENERAL OFFICE for TRAVELLING, WATER- STREET, LIVERPOOL. THE following Royal MAILS and POST COACHES set out from the above Inn, viz.— ROYAL MAILS. The new London Royal Mail, every evening at eight o'clock, through Northwich, Middlewich, Sandbach, the yrhole of the Potteries, Uttoxeter, Burton- uporwTrent, Leicester. Northampton, and arrives in London the second morning at six o'clock The London Royal Mail, through Lichfield and Coventry, every night at half- past nine o'clock, PS u^ ual. The Carlisle Royal Mail, every afternoon at a quar- ter- past five o'clock. The York and Hull Royal Mail, every morning at one o'clock. The S mderlar. d and Scarborough Royal Mail, every morning at one o'clock. The Glasgow Royal Mail, every afternoon at a quar- ter- pa-. t five o'clock. The Lichfield, Birmingham and Bristol Royal Mail, every night at half- past nine o'clock. The Edinborough Royal Mail, every afternoon at a quarter- past five o'clock. The Bath, Exeter and Plymouth Royal Mail, every night at nine o'clock. The Manchester and Leeds Royal Mail, every morn- ing at one o'clock The- Nev& ftsrVe- uTyne Royal Mail, every after- - i^-^-^ jrrfv o'clock. *<•" . The Sheffield Royal Mail, every morning at one c-' qiDck- Tile Lancaster, Ulverston and Whitehaven Royal Mail, every afternoon at a quarter- past five o'clock. The Portpatrick Royal Mail, every afternoon a qiiarter- past five o'clock. The Cheltenham and Oxford Royal Mail, every night at half- past nine o'cloek. *** Please to observe, seats may always be taken throughout to Glasgow, Edinbo rough, Newcaslle- upon- cind Portpatrick. POST COACHES. The Prince Regent Light Post Coach to London, every morning at eight o'clock, in 34 hours, carries but four insides, and only one night on the road: towns passing through, viz.— The Leicester Light Post Coach, four insides, every evening at eight o'clock, to the Stag and Pheasant and Three Crowns, in 16 hours. The Wellington Post Coach, four insides, every morning at nine o'clock, to the Swan Hotel, Birming- ham. iti 1( 5 hours. The Bristol, Bath, Exeter, and Plymouth Light Post Coach, every day. The Chester and Shrewsbury Post Coach, every iorning at eight o'clock. Lichfield, Derby and Nottingham Coach, daily, ' he Oxford, Portsmouth and Southampton Coach. ' l'lie Lancaster, Ulverston and Whitehaven Post daiiv. 7ZS •'•> MANCHESTER. from the UN/ ON OFFICII, DALE- STREET The Koyal Mail, every morning at one o'clock. The Express, every morning at half- past five o'clock. The Cornwallis, every morning at ten o'clock. The Royal Defiance, every afternoon at three o'clock. Tlie Teaser Post Coach, every afternoon at half- past four o'clock. Should any neglect arise in the Coachmen or Guards not adhering to the time specified, it is respectfully requested that the usual premium which is given them for driving, & c. may be withheld on this occasion, as it is the positive wish of the Proprietors, that no Ser- vant in their employ should receive any remuneration, unless he strictly fulfils his duty. W. C. LILLYMAN & Co Liverpool. Neat Post Chaises ami Barouches, together with Hearses and Mourning Coaches, and any number of Black Horses, may always be had on the shortest no- tice, to all parts of the kingdom. POSTING REDUCED. . lILLYMAN respectfully begs leave to acquaint nobility, Gentry, and his Friends in general, that Reduced his Price of Posting ty 1 s. Sd. per mile ( One concern. J leT, for a Term of Years, Garden, Coach- house, and rrk, exceedingly well adapted knily. or an extensive Ladies' Pply to Mr. Kershaw, Ormskirk 1 is undergoing a thorough repair, Ed on when completed, which it is B^ in a few weeks. Prime Mess BEEF and PORK, in Tierces, Barrels, and Half Barrels, Prime India PORK, in Tierces; Belfast. Lame. Dublin, Wexford and Cork Dry and Pickled BUTTER, Irish HAMS and BACON, New Shetland LING and COD FISH, NEATS' TONGUES, Irish FLAX, SOAP, Rendered and Leaf LARD. Irish BEANS and PEAS. COW and OX HIDES, Gaboon GARWOOD, Norway TAR, SASSAFRAS, in bond, Hermitage, Claret and Vidonia WINES. Applv to HENDERSON, SELLAR and GREGSON. Who have to Let, several WAREHOUSE ROOMS, well adapted for Grain, & c. An assortment of TIN PLATES. Apply to RATHBONE, HODGSON and Co. A constant supply of LOFTUS ALUM, 50 Tons Prime Galway KELP. Apply to JONES and MANN. A quantity of fine fresh PALM OIL, Angola and Calabar BARWOOD Apply to DUTTON and DUNN. Brokers, 7, Exchange- buildings. Inverness COTTON and COFFEE BAGGING, Of various Widths. Apply to GEORGE lITTLEDALE, Exchange- buildings. Prime MESS BEEF and PORK, in tierces, barrels, and half barrels : NEATS TONGUES, t Sligo and Cork Pickled bUTTER. Leaf LA Si D, Rendered LARD in firkins and bladders, New Shetland LING and COD FISH. ' New Irish BACON and HAMS, wet and dried, Scotch White and Laid WOOL. Irish Salted COW HIDES and KIPS. Campeachy LOGWOOD, Brazil FUSTIC. WHITTINGHAM and DAWSON, No. 6. Pownall- street. Pale SEAL OIL. COD OIL, and about 15 Tons BLUBBER. Also, a few Pipes and Hhds. very superior Port and Sherry WINKS. Applv to WM. GRAHAM. Henry- street. lied and Black Smyrna RAISINS, in Barrels, Turkev MADDER ROOTS and BOXWOOD. Apply to R. F. BREED and Co. 33, Brunswick- street. Who want an Apprentice. CURRANTS, Lucca OIL in Half Chests. Valentin ALMONDS, Young FUSTIC, Claret, Sauteme, and Cape WINES, Of very superior quality. 400 Boxes Messina LEMONS, & LEMON JUICE. Apply to JAMES MUIR. LANCASHIRE NAILS, of superior quality and upon low terms, suitable for the American and East and West India markets. Apply to TIMOTHY GIBBONS and Co. at the Manufactory, Bcckwitb- street, Park- lane. N. B. The prices are now exceedingly low, in conse- quence of the unprecedented low price of Iron. Pickled Cork Rose BUTTER, prepared for Exportation, Prime Mess BEEF and PORK, in Tierces, Barrels and Half Barrels, Newry and Derry FLAX, Belfast, Newry, Watcrford, & c. IiUTTERS, for home consumption. Apply to T. h. ROBINSON, KING and Co. Fenwick- street. Prime Mess BEFF and PORK, 1 In Tierces barrels nnf Half Barrels; And Cork Rose Pickled and Dry BUTTER, Just landed. Apply to BENJAMIN THOMAS, Goree. Ten Pipes superior Old Port WINE, and Port, Sherry, and Vidonia WINE, in Bottle. Also, London PORTER, for Exportation and Home Use, By D ARMSTRONG, Tower Garden, Water- street. Buenos Ayrcs COW and OX HIDES, In bond, and duty paid, for Exportation or Home Use, Brazil and West India HIDES, dry and salted, Irish OX and COW HIDES, KIPS and CALF SKINS. Apply to WILLIAM ALLPORT, Harrington- street. Spanish, Portugal, and other SHEEP WOOL, COTTON WOOL, Sicily and Triest SIIUMAC. o- 1.000 American CANE REEDS. 10,000 East India Bags Bottle and Cake INDIA RUBBER, Blue and Green BOCKINGS, and Frized PENNISTONES, Superfine and Inferior BROAD CLOTH. JAMES LORD, Broker, 33, Dale- street. gentEEL RESIDENCE, SHREWSBURY, TO LET. " rpHE MANSION- HOUSE called "' the COL- LEGE," comprising a large Entrancc- hall. Break- fast- room, Dining- room, Library, small Sitting or Morning- room, Kitchen, and excellent Offices, on the ground floor; Drawing- room, four excellent Sleeping- rooms, with Dressing- rooms and Closets, Man Ser- vant's- room, and Store- room, on the first floor; and six very good Sleeping- rooms over; and excellent Cel- lars.— Also, a large Coach- house, Stable, and Offices, with Pleasure and productive Kitchen Garden attached ; heretofore in the occupation of Miss Kynastons. and A- artl* of Richard Phillips, Esq lately deceased. Also, to Let. a convenient and comfortable Dwel- ling- house, in Dog- lane, adjoining Mr Peplow's, fit for the immediate reception i f a genteel private family, or is extremely well adapted for trade. The whole of the Premises are in excellent condition, and possession may be had immediately. For particulars apply to Messrs. LQXDALE & WACE, Shrewsbury. ALLERTON HALL- TO BE SOLO BY PRIVATE CONTRACT, rriHE capital MANSION, called Allerton Hall, JL with the Gardens. Pleasure Grounds, Plantations, and Demesne Lands thereunto belonging; containing by a late admeasurement 155A. 2R. 56p. statute mea- sure ; together with the moiety of the Manor, or reputed Manor of Allerton, - iuH an undivided Share of the Com- mons and Waste Lands belonging to the Township. On the estate is an excellent Farm- house, Farm yard, several Cottages, spacious Barns, Stables, a Cow- house, on an extensive and improved plap for fifty cows, and ' other useful Out- officcs. The Mansion- house and Buildings are substantially built, and in good repair; the Gardens and Pleasure grounds have been t. v laid out, and the Land lie:; within a ring- fence. The situation is one o^ Jfae most desirable in the county of Lancaster, five ® We » fcom Liverpool, in a fertile and well wooded contHry. commanding extensive and beautiful prospects. The Manor is favourable for Game, which in the adjoining Manors is stiicily at- ended to. The tenure is Freehold of Inheritance, and the title will be made out to the perfect satisfaction of the pttr- rhaser, or his Counsel. before the purchase- money will required. Immediate possession of the wh<? le may be had. To be viewed by ticket only, which, with further par- ticulars, may be had on application to Messrs. ROSCOE, CLARKE, WArDELL and Co. Messrs. LACE and MILLER, Castle- street; Messrs, STANISTREET and eDEN, Leigh- street; or Mr. WINSTANLEY, AUC- Tioneer, Church- street, Liverpool COTTON and COFFEE BAGGING, of various descriptions; Flaxen and Tow OSNABURGS, SAIL CANVAS, SACKS and SACKING; Seine, Seaming, Mullet, and Tuttle TWINE; EARTHENWARE, of which several hundred Crates are constantly in Liverpool. A few boxes well- assorted Irish LINENS. Apply to MOON BROTHERS, 7, Manesty's- lane. on sale. 34 Hhds | Sicilian RED WINE, Gallipoli OIL, Alicant BARILLA, SUGAR, RUM, Upland and Sea Island COTTON. Apply to HUGHES, DUNCAN and Co. A large Supply of COTTON BAGGING And SALT SACKS. HUGH CRAIG. A few Hogsheads of Old London Particular MADEIRA. Apply to JAMES YORSTOUN. All. 2, New Exchange. By NEWTON, LYON and Co. Copper and Lead Manufacturers and Merchants, White and Red LEAD. Sheet and Pig LEAD, Patent PIPES, Potter's ORE and LITHARGE ; COPPER of every description, for Shipping or Brazier's Use. Also, the Flat JOHN, about 50 tons burthen, in excellent repair. Cooper's- row. A constant Supply of ALUM, COPPERAS, PRUSSIAN BLUE, and CREAM of TARTAR; And 20 Casks French Yellow OCHRE. Apply to DUFF, FINDLAY and Co. Brokers. To SHIP OWNERS and OTHERS. At the Old Ship Timber- yard, New Hav- market, A quantity of MASTS. YARDS. SPARS. PUmPS, & c. also large and small TIMBER of evety description, suitable for Stoops, Rails, & c. To be SOLD or leT AVERY" commodious Family HouSE. situate the west side of Rodney- street with an excellent Stable and Coach- house, in the possesion of Mr. Orred. The tenure is Leasehold under the Corporation if Tj- verpool, far 3 young lives and 21 rears. Apply to Mr. ORRED, Exchange- alley. To be SOLD by PRIVATE CONTRACT, AN excellent convenient FAMILY HOUSE in complete repair, situate in Great George- street, No. 25, in the occupation of Mr. Logan, the tenure is Leasehold under the Corporation and is in fall Lease, there is a very good two- stalled Stable at the ;— Immediate possession may be had. and the House- may be viewed on Tuesdays and Fridays from eleven till ihree o'clock.— For terms apply to Mr. Logan on the Premises, or at the Iron Cable Manufactory, Stanhope- street. DRENNIE, 50, Lord- street, Liverpool, having • just returned from London, begs respectfully to announce to the Ladies and Gentlemen of Liverpool and its vicinity, that lie has now ready for their inspec- tion a Superb Stock of WIGS, FROnTLETS, and every species of ORNAMENTAL HAIR, of such excellent quality and exquisite workmanship, as to combine use- ful elegance and taste with the most liappy appcarance of nature. D. R. having greatly enlarged and improved bis pre- mises, has been enabled to add considerably to his stock of perfumery, and has laid ill a complete assortment of TOYS, which, with the other branches of his business, he craves the public inspection, and hereby returns Iris grateful acknowledgments for the great patronage he has already received. N. 13.— Hair cut in the first style of elegance, in well aired apartments. WHITCHURCH BOARDING SCHOOL will re- open on Monday next, the 15th inst. and the Young Gentlemen from Liverpool will be conducted under the care of Mr. Francis, by the Ellesmere canal Packet, which sails on the above day at one o'clock. For terms, and Bookseller, Castle- street. References to families of the highest respect oility who have honoured this School with their patt rr and particulars respecting the plan of Education, & c. may be liau by applying to Mr. Francis. T NEW FrUIT. Malaga RAISINS, Black Smyrna DITTO, fine Wine Fruit, Zant CURRANTS, Turkey, Cnrnbona, Lepra and Muscatel RAISINS, Turkey FIGS, in Chests and Halves, Ditto DITTO) pulled very fine, PRUNES, Jordan and Sicily ALMONDS, Italian JUICE. Barcelona anil Messina NUTS, Rosa CORKWOOD, and Zant FUSTIC. CARSON, DENNISON and PARRY Cumberland, Belfast Middles and Sides of BACON, Pork and Mutton HAMS, Bristol TRIPE and CALVES VELVES, Belfast, Newiy, Cork, clean & dirty Grease BUTTER. Prime Mess BEEF, PORK and Ox TONGUES, In Tierces, Barrels, Half Barrels and Firkins, Prime Rendered LA RD, in Bladders, Firks & Punchs. Dutch, Gloster, Cheshire and Fancy CHEESE, A few Tons of Biscuit BREAD at I2s per cwt. Apply to PETER SOWERBY and SON. ' Feroe WOOL, SHEEP, LAMB & CALF SKINS, WOOLLEN FROCKS and STOCKINGS, and FEATHERS in Bond, 10 Tons ROCK MOSS, 200 Barrels of TAR ACID, 14 Tons of Assorted CORDAGE, 100 Tons of MANGANESE, Ground and Lump, China CLAY, and China STONE, CLARET, SAUTERNE, and VIN DE GRAVE, in bond, and OLD HOCK, duty paid. COPPER, TIN, TIN PLATES & SPELTER. HOItNE and STACKHOUSE. Also, the Brig AID, t well ' mown vessel, burthen per register 107 tons, sails w ' . and stows a large cargo now in the Salthou& e Dock. ( One concern. J At the STAFFORDSHIRE POTTERY WHARF adjoining the Fort, in Bath- street, Rock and White SALT; 300 Crates 100 Casks EARTHENWARE, Composing almost every description, and regular Sup- plies continually arriving from the Potteries; COALS, China CLAY, China STONe, Black & Blue CLAY, Flint STONES. & other Pottery Materials; SHARES in the NEW EXCHANGE BUILD- ING LYCEUM and LIBRARY; Also, to LET, a large part of the above YARD, well suited for a Carpenter, Joiner, Ship- builder, & c. or for the reception of Timber, Dyewoods, Naval Stores, & c. FLATS to HIRE, and Coasting Vessels allowed to discharge au^ l take on board their Cargoes, on rt derate terms, GOODS expeditiously conveyed on the whole line to and from the Potteries, at the usual charge of freight. Apply to RIGG BROTHERS, upon the Premises GRAMMAR SCHOOL of WInWiCK, respectfully announces that his School, which closed on Thursday the 20th inst. will be re- opened on Monday the 29th of July, I « - iI6. TERMS. Entrance Two Guineas. Board, Education, & c £ 55 per annum. In the system of instruction pursued in this School, Classical Learning holds the foremost place— Those branches of Education, however, which are more im- mediately necessary to the business of life, are duly- appreciated, and attended to with a care proportioned to their relative importance. A Writing Master resides in the House, and the School is attended by Masters to teacli French, Draw- ing, and Dancing. Though the improvement of his Pupils in useful Learning is the object of the Master's most earnest en- deavours, and the source of his proudest satisfaction, he attends with no less zeal to the regulation of their conduct, the formation of their characters, and the in- culcation of sound principles of morality and religion. The House, School, and Dormitories, having been built and founded for a Public Seminary, are of course convenient and well adapted to that purpose. Tliey are delightfully situated in the centre of four acres of pleasure ground and pasture land, in which the Pupils are allowed to range. The whole premises are detached and private, and they are in excellent repair. The number of Pupils has hitherto been limited to twelve: accommodations are now provided lor an ad- ditional number. Winwick, near Warrington, June 25, 1SI6. tHE commissioners in a commission of bankrupt 1 bearing date the thirtieth day of October, 1801. awarded and issued forth against William Hawksey, of Liverpool, in the county of Lancaster, merchant, in- tend to meet on the twelfth day of July instant, at one of the clock in the afternoon, at the Angel Inn, Dale- street, in Liverpool aforesaid, to make a final dividend of the estate and effects of the said bankruot ; when and where the creditors who have not alreadv proved their debts, are to come prepared to prove tie same, or they will be excluded the benefit of the saTT dividend: and all claims nut then proved will be di allowed. BLACKSTOCK, Solicitor. sales by auction, this Bag, to- morrow, SUPER n CHINA AND GLASS. By BRANCH and SON, This Day. ( Thursday) the 11th, and To- morrow, ( Fri- day) the 12th inst. at eleven o'clock precisely, each day, at the Hanover- rooms, AN extensive and splendid assemblage of CHINA and GLASS, the stock of a dealer consigned for sale. The China consists of superb Table, Desert, Tea, and Breakfast Services, rich ornamental Vases, Urns, Perfume and License Jars, Inkstands, Match Pots, Candlesticks, Ac. the entire of which are designed and execu'ed in the most modern and fashionable taste. The Glass comprises splendid Cut Wine and Spirit Decanters. Water Jugs, Butter Coolers, Desert and Trifle Dishes, Sugar Basins, Cream Ewers, Muffineers, brilliant Lustres, Wine and Aie Glasses, Tumblers, Goblets, siitl other Articles apprtaining to the business. Also a Variety of Ornaments, & c. in Derbyshire Spar. To be viewed at the Rooms. At the Eagle and Child, in Wigan, in the county of Lancaster, on Thursday the 15th of August next, at one o'clock in the afternoon, subject to such con- ditions and arrangements as shall then be produced and settled ; THe following very valuable PROPERTY' of _ 8_ Mr. John Clarke, of Liverpool, viz.— The ORrELL MOUNT ESTATE, comprising a spacious and elegant modern Mansion House, re- cently built in the most substantial manner, extensive Outbuildings of every description, excellent Gardens walk- d round, Hot- houses, Conservatory, tkc. a De- triesi. e, and eight other inclosures of excellent Land ; the whole containing upwards of fifty- one acres of the large measure. The Estate is situate in Orrell, three rnik> frotu Wigan. The Mansion House stands on an inence, commanding pleasing and extensive pros- ilfcts. The Pleasure Grounds are tastefully laid out, and enriched with voung and healthy Plantations.— The Gardens and Hot- houses are well arranged, and amply stocked with choice Fruit Trees; and the whole forms a most desirable residence for a large and respect- able family. It is intended to reserve out of this Estate, two Cot- tages, with the Workshop, Timber- yard and Saw- pit, near the Wigan road, and the Smithy, Weelwright's- shop, and Cottage, in the north- east corner of the Estate. A small Estate, in Orrell aforesaid, called " The SPRINGS," which consists of a Dwelling- house, Out- buildings, Gardens, Fold, and seven Closes of Land, containing seven acres, one rood and twenty- three perches, large measure. This Estate is subject to a small annual payment to the. poor. A well- known Estate, in Shevington, called " The CROOKE," distant from Wigan about three miles, and consisting of an ancient Mansion 21ou-> e, called the Cro ke Hall, good Outbuildings, and forty- nine acres, one rood and fifteen perches of Land, of the large mea- sure. With this lot will be Sold a l e. v in the Standish Church, belonging to the Estate. The Liverpool Canal passes through this Estate, ant) a part of the Land lies between the Canal and the Hirer Douglas, which bounds it on one side. The Estate js subject to a small annual payment to the Parish of Shevington. Out of this Estate, it is intended to reserve the Boat- yard, Graving- dock, & c. A compact Estate, situate at Sims Lane- end, in Ashton, and adjoining the road from Ashion to liil- lingc, now in the possession of John Cunliffe, as te- nant, containing six acres, two roods and thirty- one perches, of the large measure ; witli the House, Out- houses, and Gardens thereunto belonging. The Mines and Minerals in these Estates will be re- served to the vender; with the privilege of conveying mines over the Estates, as will be arranged at the time of sale. The Orrell Mount Estate may be viewed on Tues- days and Fridays, between the hours of. eleven anil three, by Tickets only, which may be had from Mr. BARON, Wigan; Messrs. LACE, and MILLER, or Mesas. STANISTREET and EDEN, Liverpool, where plan's of all the Estates may be seen ; and the other Property may be viewed at any time previous to the sale, by applying on the premises. And all Gentlemen intending to purchase, aro par- ticularly requested to take notice, that the sale will commence immediately after one o'clock. WHEREAS a commission of bankrupt is awarded and issued forth against James Miller, of Liver- pool. in the county of Lancaster, distiller, dealer and chapman, ( in a late partnership with Jeremiah Steele, late of Liverpool aforesaid, distiller, dealer and chap- man,) and he being declared a bankrupt, is hereby re- quired to surrender himself to the commissioners in the said commission named, or the major part of them, on the 5d. 5th, and 20th days of July instant, at one it* the afternoon on each of the said days, at the Angel Inn, Dale- street. Liverpool, and make a full discovery and disclosure of his estate and effects ; when and where the creditors are to come prepared to prove their debts, and at the second sitting to chuse assignees, and at tbn last sitting the said bankrupt is required to finish his ex- amination, & the creditors are to assent to or dissent from the allowance of his certificate. All persons indebted to the said bankrupt, or that have any of bis effects, art" not to pay or deliver the same but to whom the com- missioners shall appoint, but give notice to . Messrs. BLACKSTOCK and BONCE, Solicitors, No. 4, King'- Bench Walk, Temple, London, or Mr. EDW. BLACK- STOCK, Solicitor, Liverpool. SCOTT & STATHAM, Real JAPAN BLACK- ING MANUFACTURERS, 97, Pail- Mall. London, beg leave to return their sincere thanks to a generous Public, for the very liberal support they Iiav > met with, and to assure them, it shall always be theii study to merit that encouragement they have so gene- rally received.— Sold wholesale at their Factory as above, and retail by their agents, Messrs. Billinge, E. Smith and Co. S. Johnson, Oakes and Foden, J. Steele, N. e vetts, Ormandy, Hornby's, Muncaster, J. and S. Bai ley, Alexander, and Holland, Liverpool ; Wilson and Co. druggists, and Collinson, boot- maker, Warrington, l'intr. lgd. half pints 10d.; also, their JAPAN PASTE in tia ljo;; es, 18d. patronised by the Army and Navy. N. b. p Statham late manager to Day and Martin 97, High. Holborn, for several years. By Mr. WILLIAM MATHER, At Mr. Wright's, the Feathers Inn, in Warrington, in the county of Lancaster, on Friday the loth day of July, 1816, at six o'clock in the evening, subject to such conditions as shall be then and there- produced ; r J " MI K Fee- simple and Inheritance of and in all that i. MESSUAGE or DWELLING- HOUSE, to- gether with the Brew- house and other Appurtenances thereto belonging; situate on the south side of Wil- derspool Causeway, and at the corner of the Old Lon- don- road, in Latchl'ord, in the county of Chester; to- gether also with the extensive Timber- yard attached to tlie same, with the newly erected Work- shops and Counting- houses, and the Sawpits within the yard, containing by admeasurement 1429 superficial square yards of Land lately occupied by Mr. George Pickton, deceased. The above lot is peculiarly well adapted to the pur- poses of a timber merchant, on an extensive scale, and affords a good opportunity to any person engaged or desirous to embark in that business, being situate near to the River Mersey, by which means Timber can be brought from Liverpool at a cheap rate, and laid on the premises without being drawn any considerable distance or incurring any extra expence. This establishment is weli known in the neighbourhood ; the business of a Timber- merchant having been carried on at these pre- misss for the last 50 years and upwards. For'further particulars apply to " Messrs. CLAUGh- TON and FITCHETT, or Mr. GARTH, attornies, War- rington; or Mr. W. Pickton, Timber- merchant, Leeds- street, Liverpool. At the house of Mr. Richard Dickinson, the Cross- House, in Formby, in the county of Lancaster, on Wednesday the 14th day of August next, at six o'clock in the evening, subject to such conditions as will be then produced, Lot l. r^ NE undivided Half Share of and in all that MESSUAGE or DWELLING- HOUSE, barn, Stable, and other Out- houses, called Greens, with the two Closes or Parcels of Land adjoining the Premises aforesaid, containing 1A. 2R. 28r. Freehold of Inheritance. 2. All that Messuage or Dwelling- house, with the two Closes or Parcels of Land, late in the possession of Tie late William Blundeli, one adjoining the Dwelling- house, and the other lying at the north side of John Massam's premises, containing SR. 52P. ; together with a Piece of Land, called Wright's Hey, lying at tile east side of the lane, containing 5R. lip.; also a Piece or Parcel of Land in Wright's Hey, lying at the south side, containing 2R. 8p. The above are Freehold of Inheritance. Also the remainder of the said Wright's Hey, being a Tenement held by lease for three lives, all in being, containing 2A. 3. Two Butts lying at the Sanew Field, containing R2. 6P.; also two Butts in the Flax field, containing 1 r. 2p.; and a Piece or Parcel of Ground in the Ilome- spoo, containing 29P Freehold of Inheritance. 4. A Piece or Parcel of Ground in the North- hook, containing 2R. 5p.; a Piece of Ground, called Little Shortdales, containing Mr.; a Piece called Great Short- i dales, containing 23p.; a Piece callfd Deepy Gap, con- \ taining 20p ; two Butts lying in the. Nearless, contain- ing 1 R. 39P. ; and three Hollands lying in. the Gossage, containing 1 R 12p. Being all Land of Inheritance. 5. A Piece or Parcel of Land or Ground in the Net tie- hook, containing 2r 7p.; a Piece in the Little- hook, containing 15p. ; a. Piece in the Old Long- hook, containing 30p. ; a Piece in the Longdoles, containing 1R. 9P. ; aPiece in the Saven- hook, containing 16r.; a Piece in the Savon, containing 1R. 4P. ! 6. Three Closes or Parcels of Ground lying in the Hundred Acre, within Downholland, containing 2A. 1r. 7P ; being Leasehold, for two lives, both in being. The Premises, are pleasantly situate about twelve iimiles from Liverpool, eight from Ormskirk, and about , half a mile from the Ijtiyer Mersey, containing ill, tile ' whole about 1; 2A.. 2ti,. or thereabouts. Mr. John Norris, of Formby aforesaid, will show the Premises, and further particulars may be known, by applying to Mr. JOHN Hinde, Solicitor, Oldhall- k e « t, Liverpool. sale by auction. this day, to- morrow, kc. VALUABLE b0okS. By Mr. Wm STANlEY, At his Rooms, in Church- street. This Day, ( Thursday) the 11 tli, and To- morrow, ( Friday) the 12th inst. at 11 o'clock precisely each day, ASELECT and Valuable' Collection of BOOKS, in the various branches of Literature, principally Bankrupts' Property; comprising, amongst other esteemed Works, a beautiful Subscription Copy of Boy dell's Shakspeare, in IS vols, with the large and small Plates, very early impressionsj Grose's Antiquities of England and Wales, 4 vols ; Boydell's Milton, 3 vols, fine Proof Plates; the Works of Robertson, Hume. Gibbon, Pope, Thomson,.& c. Johnson's Dictionary, 2 vols; the new Annual Register. 23 vols; Histoire Nature! le - de Buffon, 13 vols. D'Oiseaux, 18 vols, de Quadrupeds, 14 vols, de Minerau*. 9 vols in all 54 vols; CEuvres de Rousseau, 30 vols; Ilistoire Generale par la Harps. 30 vols ; Histoire Naturelle de Poissons, 4 vols ; Voyages et Observations de Pallas, " vols; Wieland's Woiks, 42 vols; Tableau del'Em- pire Ottomaine, 2 vols; Le Musee Francais, 1? parts; Histoire de Russie Ancicnne, G vols; Scott's and other fine Bibles; together with a Surveying Table, a book Camera Obscura, Ac. & c. The whole may be viewed and Catalogues had at the Rooms. By Mr. WINSTANLEY. Immediately after the sale of Books To- morrow, ( Friday) tWO VIOLIN'S, a Violoncello and Case, two Flutes, a Clarionet, and a quantity of Piano Forte and Violin Music. To be viewed This Day, ( Thursday). ValUAbLF. LIBRARY, LIVERPOOL. By Mr. WINSTANLEY, On Monday the 29th inst and thirteen following days. ( Sundays excepted.) at 11 o'clock precisely each day, at the Rooms, in Marble- street, Liverpool, rFllE Selert and highly Valuable LIBRARY of WILLIAM ROSCOE, Esq. collected by him during a period of more than thiriy years; comprising many of the rarest Works in the infancy of Printing; first editions of the Greek and Roman Classics; the choicest productions of Italian, French and English Literature; an extensive Collection of Works on Natural History, the Arts, Typography, Bibliography. & c. In ibis Library will be found, fine Specimens of the BLOCK BOOKS, before the Invention of Printing. the Psalter and Duraudus of 1459: both on vellum; the Catholicon of 14 GO. by John Guttenburg the Lacian- tius of 1465, by Sweynheim and Pannartz; with the genuine productions of the Press- of upwards of- One Hundred Printers, before the close of the F'ifteei. th Century. Also, some line ILLUMINATED MANU- SCRIPTS; comprising a splendid BIBLE, on vellum, folio size, embellished with Miniatures, supposed to be by tlie hand of Giolto. one oj the finest mS. Copies of the Sacred Writings extant; with other choice MSS. of the Bible and other Subjects, richly ornamented, and in fine preservation. The Books may be viewed on Thursday the 25th Friday the 26th, and Saturday the 27th iust. Catalogues will be ready ten days previous to the sale, and may then be had of Messrs. Cadell and Davis, Strand; Mr. Cochrane, No. 1, Catherine- street; Mess Arch, Cornhill, and Messrs. Longman, Hurst and Co. Paternoster- row, London; Mr. John Bullantyne, Edin- burgh; Messss. Mtindell and Doigg, Glasgow; Mi. Drewry, Derby; Mr. Morgan, Lichfield; Mess. Knott arid Lloyd, Birmingham; Messrs. Nortons. Bristol; Mr. Parker, Oxford; Mr. Deighton, Cambridge; Mr Broster, Chester; Mr. Walton, Printer, Shrewsbury; Mr. Todd, Y'o. k; Mr. Edwards, Halifax ; Mr. Win. Ford, Manchester; at the place of sale, and of Mr. WINSTANLEY, Church- street, Liverpool; price three shillings each. To prevent improper intrusion, no Person will be admitted to the view or sale without a Catalogue. On the days immediately following the above sale, will be sold. The extensive and valuable Collection of PRINTS ETCHINGS, ENGRAVINGS. PAINTINGS, mid DRAWING, the property of Mr. ROSCOE, made with a view of illustrating the progress of the Arts, and containing many rare and truly estimable Specimens of the various Schools. Catalogues of which are preparing. sales by auction. Sale of HORSES, GIG, WATEeSIDE CART, Sc. By Mr. WINSTANLEY, On Saturday next, the 13 th iust. at " l? o'clock precisely, at Wilson's Livery Stables, I. ime- strei t, SEVERAL VALUABLE SADDLE HORSES. 0f different descriptions; a capital well- built GIG, with moveable driving seat, and Harness complete. Immediately after the above, will be sold, two strong and useful Cart Horses and Gears, and a Waterside Cart. To be viewed on the 12th, and on the morning of sale. SPLENDid ASSEMBLAGE OF MODERN CHINA. By Mr. WINStANLEY, On Tuesday next, the 3Gib inst. and following day. ( Saturdays and Sundays excepted) until the whole'is sold, beginning at J 1 o'clock precisely each day, at his Rooms, in Church- street, AVERY extensive and valuable assemblage of modern CHINA, comprising numerous and elegant ' Table, Desert, and Sandwich Services, Tea and Breakfast Sets, many of them decorated with beautiful Landscapes, Plants, Flowers, & c. on tasteful ground, richly ornamented with coloured and gold borders; together with an extensive variety of Orna- mental Articles, in rich and elegant Vases, Chimney Sets, Flower Pots, Match Pots. Biscuit Groups, Ike. splendid Punch Bowls, Porter Mugs, Drinking Cu; s, Inkstands, & c. finished in the most fashionable taste, and with all the known excellence of the celebrated Derby Manufacture, of the stock of which this assem- blage forms a valuable part. The whole may be viewed oh . Saturday the J, 1th, and Monday the 15th, when Catalogues may be had at the Rooms. Mr. Winstanley respectfully recommends tlas China to his Friends and the Public, as a most excellent and truly valuable Collection, and being intended lor unre- served sale, will be found well worthy the atieniiou of the exporter and of private families. SALE OF VALUABLE ThreAD lACE, FOOTING, AND NET By CHARLES CHESTER, Jim. On the Premises, Church- street, an Tuesday next, ibe 10th, Wednesday the J7ih, and Thursday the I « « h days of July inst. at eleven o'cloi k precisely each day, "> HE whole of the STOCK in TRADE of a Lace T Manufacturer, v. ho is declining- the business; consisting of a large quantity of tl. e be t Manufactured Thread Lace, Footing. Net. and Lilting, together with a few Pieces of Irish Linens, Cambric Muslins, 4c. & c. Tile whole may be viewed on Monday the 15th, and Catalogues bad on the premises, or C. Chester, Jun. Lord- street. HOGGART and PHILLIPS' AUCTION. To WEST INDIA MERCHANTS & plaNTeRS. By HOGGART and PHILLIPS, At the Auction Mart, Opposite the Bank of England, London, about the middle of November neXt order of Trustees, for sale, r TTTi Eqiiitv of Redemption, subject to the affecting the same, ol One Fourth Pa or Share of the SUGAR PLANTATION, called ihe Union Plantation, or estate, in the Island of St Vincent; and of the Messuages and Buildings, Negroes and other Slaves, with and Cattle and Appurtenances late of or belonging to Joseph Warner. Esq Particulars are preparing. arid when ready, may be had of Messrs. Walton and Gliddons. Girdler's- hall, Basinghall street; at the Mart, and of Hoggart and Phillip, 62, Broad- street, London. TO BE SOLD BY PRIVATE TREATY, AGOOD Family HOUSE, on ijit> north side of Great George's- square, in Liverpool, in front 7 yards and in depth 40 yards, with the Offices below. The House is completely fitted tip rri modern stiliv and in excellent order v and the Grates will be sold w ith the House, and possession had in a few days. The Tenure is for three lives and 21 years,- undif the Corporation of Liverpool. The Premises may be viewed on application to Mr. . P. M'Camley, at the house; and for further informa- tion apply to STANISTrEeT and EDEN. Leigh- street. Improved and improvable LAND, Lancashire. By Mr. WINSTANLEY, On Wednesday the 24th inst. at three o'clock in the afternoon precisely, at the Bridgewater Arms, in Manchester, in eight Lots, containing from 180 to 420 statute Acres each ABOUT TWO Thousand Statute Acres of improved and improvable LAND, being a part of CHAT Moss., and most eligibly situated within seven miles of Manchester, nearly adjoining to and communicating with the turnpike road from that place to Warrington and Liverpool, and in ooe of the most populous parts of the county of Lancaster. On one of the Lots, of which 150 statute Acres are cultivated, is a good and substantial DWELLING- HOUSE, Barns, and Outbuildings, a Garden, Lodge, and Seven Cottages; and on another Lot, of which 25 acres are in a high state of cultivation, is a DWEL- LING- HOUSE, in the Cottage style, with suitable Outbuildings and Plantations- The Property is held by Demise under the late John Trafford, of Trafford, Esq. for a term of Ninety- two years, of which about EIGHTY- ONE are unexpired; under a progressive yearly rent, which will be appor- tioned amongst the purchasers, but which will not ulti- mately exceed One Shilling and Fourpence per statute acre; and it will be sold for the whole remaining term. The Land is in. a situation peculiarly advantageous to its improvement. It extends along and nearly borders on the turnpike- road; lies near to the navigable river Irwell, oil which the purchaser has a right to bring manure, free of tonnage : below it, and on its borders, arc extensive beds of marl, which the purchaser will have the privilege of getting oil the most easy terms: and it has an elevation sufficient to secure perfect and continual drainage. The Premises, with Growing Crops of Wheat, Beans, Oals, Potatoes and Clover, may be inspected any time previous to the sale. After the above, will also be sold by Auction, A Piece of highly- improved MOSS LAND, called DUMPLINGTON Moss, adjoining the Dukeof Bridge- water's Canal from Worsley to Manchester, and about four miles from the latter place, consisting of about Sixty statute Acres, with a good Farm- how. se and Out- buildings thereon; held by lease under John Tralibrd Esq. for a term of years of which nearly fifty- two are unexpired, at a yearly rent of =£ 41. The whole of this Lot is very productive Meadow Land- To be viewed any time previous to the sale. Printed particulars of the whole may be had OR the Premises; at the Bridgewater Arms, Manchester; of the Printers of the Blackburn Mail, the Preston Jour- nal, the Macclesfield Courier, the Birmingham Gazette, the York Couraut, the Glasgow Courier, the Dumfries Journal; of Mr. John Ballantyne, Edinburgh ; of Mr. Broster. Chester; of Messrs. Winstanley and Sons, Paternoster- row, London; of Messrs. LACE and Mii- LER, Castle- street; Messrs. STANISTREET and EDEN, Leigh- street; Messrs. ROSCOE, CLARKE, WARDELL and Co. Bankers; and of Mr. WINSTANLEY, Church- street, Liverpool. On Tuesday next, the 30th instant, at six o'clock in the afternoon, at the house of James Ball, Tranmere Ferry, in the county of Chester, subject to such con- ditions of sale as shall be then produced, ALL that well- accustomed PUBLIC HOUSE, with the Smithy, Outbuildings, Garden and Ap- purtenances thereunto belonging, situate in the village of Tranmere, in the county of Chester, and now in- the occupation of Mr. Richard Harrison. Also, ali that FIELD, or Close of Land, situate on die north side of the lane leading from Tranmere to Prenton, containing about one acre of the large mea- sure, and now also in the occupation of Mr. Richard Harrison. The above Premises, Freehold of Inheritance, are held by Richard Harrison, as tenant at will, who has had notice to quit tlie Garden and Field on the 1st of February, and the House on the 1st of May next, and will be sold together or i) i separate lots, as may be most agreeable to the purchasers at the time of sale' For further particulars apply to Mr. Richard Harri- son, who will show the Premises or to Mess. ORRED and. BAINEs, Solicitors, in Exchange- alley, liverpool. ' MALPAS SCHOOL. thE time of the Ellesmere Steam- Packet's sailing g. being altered, Mr. VAugHAN finds that, instead of Friday, it will be more convenient for the young . Gentlemen from liverpool to be conveyed to the above School on Thursday next the 18th inst when the Cap- tain has promised to sail precisely at half- past three. Besides the usual Tencln r- s two Gentlemen are en. gaged to reside at the School, one to teach die " Sjianisb, and the other, who is a native of Fiance, to instruct in the French, and to make the same the Language of his Pupils. The terms, & c. may be bad at Gregory and Taylor's, Castle- street, or at Mrs. Wilkinson's, 47, Bold- street. BARTON- HOUSE, PATRICROFT, near Manchester. mISS SIGLEY'S Seminary for will be re- opened on the 16th inst. TERMS i Board and Education, viz English taught gram. matically. History, Geography,' with the Use of the Globes, Composition, plain and ornamental Needle* Work, Writing and Arithmetic, for Thirty Guineas per annum, including Copy- books. Pens, Ink, Wash, ing, fix. and no extra charges made. No Entrance required. Masters of the first eminence attend the fiction! to teacli Music, Drawing, Dancing, aiwl French, on the, usual terms. Barton- House is pleasantly situated on the Liverpool road, six miles from Manchester, where tile Coaches from Liverpool, Warrington * nd Chester pass hourly, The House and Gardens are spacious, and an extensive Play- ground is appropirated to the use of the Pupils, also a well assorted Library; and every attention is paid to their comfort and happiness. As the numbc of Pupils is limited, a quarter's no- tice or board vvrill be required previous to their removal. QUEEN- STREET ACADEMY, CHESTER. MESSRS. WOOD and PUI. LEIN thauk their friends for the patronage they have received sines they succeeded Mr. Stolterfoth. in the above Institution, and respectfully inform them and the Public, Usat their School will re- open on the " 4th inst. TERMS. Entrance one girnea. Board, Washing, and Tuition, in the various branches of Classical, Commercial, and Mathematical Know- ledge. Geography, with the use of the Globes, and con- struction of Maps. For boys under 11 years of » ge. 26 guineas per ano. above 11 28 guineas per ami. For young men who are 15 years of age, or upwards* when they enter the Academy, 30 guineas per « nn._ French, Drawing, Mdsic, Dancing* each One gninral per quarter, and one guinea entrance. Three moiUlls' notice revested before a pupii lea the Academy.. ' Chester, July 6th, 1816. PRIVATE EDUCATION. At MANSE of FORGUe, ABERDEENSHIRE. MR. ALLARDYCE, Minister at Forgue, pro- poses to receive a few Y'oung Gentlemen, as Pupils, whom he wtill accommodate with I! oard} and Lodging.— Besides the usual branches of Education, via. Latin. English, Writing. Mathematics, and Geo- graphy, they will have an opportunity, of J^ teiving in- structions in French and Drawing. ' The situation of the Manse of Forgue, in a fertile and well cultivated country,, is particularly pleasant and healthy; and a turnpike load which passes near it, furnishes an easy communication Mtitfi. the towns of Banff and Huntly; the former fijurteen miles distant the latte.^'. ven. As Mr. Allardyce intends to adtnit ' uUt fi^ nitcd number of every attention to tieir education, and Morals ; and Mrs. Allardyce, wrio has hitherto been fortunate iiv bringing up a very healthy family of her own, will at- tend to their health, cleanliness,. 2| iid comfort. Tanns, & c. may be known by applying to M . Wm. Duff, Liverpool ; and any enquiry on the subject. ad- dressed to the reverend Alex. Allerdyce. Manse of Forgue, by Huntley," small iminediataly answered,, Cast rv For CALCUTTA, direct, The coppered Ship BENGAL, -' mkfc? R. I. fAyrer, Captain; Burthen 410 tons; sails remarkably fast; is in every respect a superior ship. Her accommodations for Pas- sengers are extensive- and elegant, and sue will be dis- patched the 1st of July.— For terms and further parti- culars apply to Captain r. i. Fayrer, or to CROPPER, BENSON snd Co. For BOMBAY, The coppered Ship ArGO, Samuel CALE LYON, Master; 420 ions burthen ; is now undergoing a thorough repair in No. 1,' Graving Dock — For freight or passage APPLY TO JOS. HIBBERSON west Indies, demerara, icc. united states of america For BALTIMORE, The fine coppered American Ship GENERAL SMITH,- EDWARD VEAZEY, Master, This vessel is now on her first voyage, and being built under the particular inspection of her owners; she is in every respect a most excellent vessel.— She has good and commodious accommodations for passengers, and will receive quick dispatch.— For freight or passage apply to the Captain on board the ves-. el, or. to RATHBONE, HODGSON and Co. For KINGSTON, JAMAICA. The Ship FAIRFIeLD, JOSEPH STEEL, Master. For freight. & c. apply to JAMES mid HENRY CUMMING. For KINGSTON, JAMAICA, The fine coppered and copper- fastened Brig DOLPHIN. Registers 183 tons, JOHN PROWLING, Master; Tills vessel has the chief part of her cargo engaged, and is under contract to clear out at the Custom- house the 1st of August.— For freight or passage apply, to ROWLAND EDWARDS, Water- street. For CITY POINT, VIRGINIA, The American Ship NIAGARA, NATHANIEL STOODLEY, Master; Bir then 300 tons; a strong- built good vessel; to sail the first of July— For freight or passage, having good accommodations, apply to Captain stoodley on board, King's Dock, or to CROPPER. BENSON and Co. For BALTIMORE, The American Ship ANDREW JACKSON, J. PATCH, Master; Burthen 263 tons; a good substantial vessel, anil will take freight and passengers on moderate terms.— Apply to Captain Patch on board, in the King's Dock, or to HUGHES, DUNCAN and Co. For PHILADELPHIA, The American Ship TIPHYS, E. PURINTON, Master; Burthen 314 tons, first class: this vessel will take freight and passengers on moderate terms For freight or passage apply to Captain Purinton on board, in the King's Dock, or to HUGHES, DUNCAN and Co. RX- For DeMerARA. The new Brig lIVERPOOL, WILLIAM BELL. Master, Burthen about 200 tons, now on her first voyage, and having a considerable part of her cargo engaged, will positively clear for sea in all this month— For freight or passage apply to LLOYD and PLAISTOW, Seel- street. For BERBICE THF fast- sailing Brig FANNY. THOMAS WATSON, ' Master ; r'per register 150 tons, coppered and copper- as just undergone a thorough repair, inten- ded to sail in all this month.-.- For freight or passage apply to JOHN TOMLINSON. £> For BERMUDA, The fast- sailing Cutter RAVEN, JOHN HALL. Master; Burthen per register 77 tons ; 2- 3ds of her cargo being engaged, she will be dispatched immediately.' For freight or passage, having good accommodations, apply to" RUSSELL and WELSH. For HAVANNAH, The Ship JOHN LITTLE, ALFRED BUCHANAN Master; Burthen 2.50 tons ; coppered, and sails fast; two- thirds of her cargo is ready to no on hoard, and its she will sail in fourteen days. should freight not immediately offer for the remainder, she will be filled by the Charterers- •- For terms of which apply to mr. R. Child, or to June 24th. W TAYLOR, Jun Broker. For NASSAU. NEW PROVIDENCE, To sail the 1st August, The fast- sailing coppered Schooner HERO. Burthen 120 tons stands A. I. at Lloyd's; can ac- commodate comfortably two or three passengers— For freight. & c. apply to THOS. ROBINSON & Co. benn's- garden, Pool- lane. spain and portugal. For OPORTO, The Smack M O S C O W, THOS. DOBSON. Master, Burthen per register 71 tons, stands A. 1. at Lloyd's, : For freight, & c. apply io SAM. BROWN and Co. Brokers. For CADIZ, The JOHN and RICHARD, JAMES Voss. Master; Burthen 88 tons per register.— Apply to ORFORD and SON. s, For LISBON, . The new Schooner MARINER, JOHN JONES, Master, On her first voyage; A 1. 73 register tons; having the greatest part of her carjro to go on board imme- diately. she will be dispatcher! in a few days: lying north side the Old Dock.— For freight apply to WM. TAYLOR. Jun. To succeed the Pacific, For NEW YORK, The elegant New American Ship AMITY, JNO. STANTON, Captain; ( late of the Pacific) Burthen 38a tons per register. This vessel was built in the City of New York, expressly for this trade, of live Oak, Locust, and Cedar; she is copper- fastened, and will be coppered this voyage; she is without excep- tion as line a ship as is in the trade, and sails remark- ably fast. Her accommo ations for Passengers are ex- celled by none.— For terms of freight or passage apply to Captain Stanton, or CrOPPER, BENSON and Co. Foe BOSTON, The American Ship COMMODORE PREBLE, WM M. LEGATE, Master; Burthefl 300 tons; first class, and in every respect a good vessel, and will take freight and passengers on moderate terms.— Apply to Capt. Legate on board, in the King's Dock, or to HUGHES, DUNCAN and Co british america. Daily expected to arrive from, and will immediately load for QUEBEC. The Brig ALEXANDER, JAMES VICKERS, Master; Burthen 300 tons; stands A. 1. at Lloyd's, and has excellent accommodations for passenger's.— For freight, & c, apply to DIXON, WALN and LACE. ~ At DUBLIN, for QUEBEC, ( PASSENGER'S ONLV)' The fine. new Brig THOMAS TYSON, THOMAS PEARSON, Master; Burthen 200 toils register; coppered and copper fas- tened, and sails fa3t; under contract to leave Dublin the 28th inst— Apply to the Master on board there, or here, to WOOD and WATSON. • For BAHIA, The Brig CAROLINE, . THOMAS WATT, Master;. Has room for a few tons of goods mi freight, and will be dispatched oh or'before the 20th instant. For freight, & c. apply to Messrs. John Hancock and Co. merchants, or ROBERT COPLAND, Broker. 6th July, 1816. ireland, Coastwise, For GIBRALTAR, The PRINCESS CHARLOTTE, JOHN PEArCE, Master; Any goods intended for her must he shipped imme- diately ; laying north end of George's Dock. July 11. WM TAYLOR, Jun. Broker. M* For GIBRALTAR, . The Brig FREDERICK, Robert Parker JONES. Master; Burthen per register 125 tops; sail, fast, and will bo dispatched immediately.-— For freight apply to Captain Jones on board said vessel, lying in George's Dock, or to. DUFF, FINDLAY and Co. Brokers. TO SUCCEED THE fame, For LISBON. Lying in the Old Dock, . The fine Yarmouth- built Brig TYNE. JOHN RIVeTT, Master;, Burthen per register 101 tons; stands A. l. at Lloyd's. As the greatest part of her cargo is engaged, she will immediately be. dispatched.— For freight, & c. apply to Messrs. Dyson Brothers and Co. merchants, or W. and J. TYRER, Brokers, 16. Cooper's row. ( To succeed the Speedy, J For OPORTO, The new Brig ROCHDALE, PEERS, Master; Stands A. 1 ; burthen per register 132 tons ; will meet with immediate dispatch— For freight, & c. apply to Messrs. Geo. Turner and Naylor, or HOLLIWELL and HIGHFIELD' france, holland, Baltic, For ST. PETERSBURG!!, The fine Brig HOPE, JOHN Lang, Master; Burthen per register 140 tons; a superior vessel for dry gootls— For freight, tec. apply to Captain Lang on board, or to WILLIAM and JAMES TYRER, Brokers, 16. Cooper's- row. This Vessel will deliver her Cargo at the Town. For ANTWERP. The fine new Schooner AMELIA, A. JARVIS, Master; Burthen 100 tons A 1 at Lloyd's having the prin- cipal part of her cargo engaged will sail immediately For freight or passage apply to WILLIAM MATTHIE, Broker For ROTTERDAM, The remarkably fast- sailing Smack PROVIDENC A. 1 at Lloyd's, ISAAC BENNETT, Commander; Lyiug ill the Old Docks north side; burthen per register 94 tons; the greatest part of this vessel's cargo being on board, she will be dispatched without delay For freight, Ac apply to JOHN DRAPER THOMPSON, Broker, hanover-.^ Mtt. E, For NEW YORK, The American Ship HERALD, JAMES NOBLE, Master; She is a good vessel, and wili lake crates and other goods on freight, at moderate terms ; as also passengers for whom she has good accommodations.— For terms apply to Captain Noble on board, King's Dock, or to CROPPER BENSON and Co. For HAMburRGH, Thefine Yarmouth Brig DA RT, BEN. BEDWELL, Master; Burthen per register 118 tons; the greatest part of her cargo being engaged she will be dispatched without delay— For freight. & c apply to the Master, on board, salthousc Dock, or C. L. BAHR, ship Broker r~ For CITY POINT, VIRGINIA, i^ w. The fine American Ship JOHN BROWN, JOHN REYNOLDS. Master; Burthen 300 tons, now on her first voyage, sails fast, and is in all respects an excellent vessel for dry goinls ; a large proportion of her cargo being already engaged and ready to be shipped, she will be dispatched imme- diately— For freight or passage, having good accom- modations, apply to Captain Reynolds on board, King's Dock, or to CROPPER, BeNSoN and Co. For BALTIMORE, The fine American Ship REPEATER, RUSSELL GLOVER master; Bui then 350 tons, on her first voyage, coppered and copper fastened, and a remarkably fast sailer; is now in the River, ami will be dispatched the fiist regular vessel.— For freight or passage, having superior accom- modations, apply to Capt. Glover, or to . LODGES and TOOTH. For NEW YORK ,9' ij.. The American . Ship ANNeSQUAM, - i^ ife? JAMES WATKINSON, master; Burthen 245 tons; copper- fastened and coppered to the bends; sails uncommonly fast, having made her last passage from New York in 23 days, and now on bet fourth voyage; will be dispatched immediately witl whateverfreight that offers — For freight'or passage ( having elegant accommodations.) apply to the Captain on board, in George's Dock, or JOHN RICHARDSON. For BOSTON, The Ship BARBADOS, AMBROSE RYAN, Master; Burthen 321 tons, coppered to the bends, and copper- fastened. This vessel " ill take freight and passengers oil moderate terms, and will be dispatched without delay. — For freight or passage apply to JOHN HEYES, Manesty's- lane. For NORFOLK and CITY POINT, Tbefine first class American Ship VIRGINIA Captain JOHN WOOLTON, Burthen per register 398 toils, coppered and copper- fastened sails remarkably fast, and is in all respects a most desirable conveyance for dry goods. As a considerable part of her cargo will be oil owners' account, she will meet with quick dispatch.— Fur freight or passage, hav- ing excellent accommodations, apply to Capt. Woolton oil board, south side King's Dock, or to BROWN and GORDON, Exchange- buildings. For SAVANNAH, The American Ship VULCAN, JOHN REID, Master; Burthen 280 tons; coppered last voyage, and a good vessel in every respect; lying east side George's Dock; and having two- thirds of her cargo engaged, will sail on or before 15th July.— For freight or passage apply to Capt. Reid on board, or to OGDEN, RICHARDS and SELDEN. ' For SAVANNAH, The fine American Ship JOHN and EDWARD, Capt. WEBB ; Burthen 320 tons; built of live Oak, Locust, and Ceuar; copper- fastened and newly coppered to the bends: having a considerable part of her cargo engaged, will have immediate dispatch.— For freight or passage, her accommodations being elegant, apply to Captain Webb on board, east side George's Dock, or to OGDEN, RICHARDS and SELDEN. For CHARLESTON, SOUTH CAROLINA, Tile fine new coppered fast- Sailing Brig ALLIANCE, EDWARD BELL, Master; Lying west side oj the King's Dock, Burthen per register 225 tons; on her second voyage only, and in every respect a most eligible conveyance for dry goods: the greatest part of her cargo being engaged, she is intended to sail about 15th July.— For freight of the remainder, which will be taken oil mode- rate terms if immediate application is made, or passage, apply to John Watson, merchant. Water- street, or GEO. WILKINSON, Broker. Master; Burthen 220 tons; stands A. 1. at Lloyd's, she is an excellent sailer, and will be dispatched early in August. — For freight or passage apply to the Master on board, in George's Dock, or to BUCHANAN, SMITH and Co. Positively the first regular Trader for PHILADELPHIA. The well- known coppered Ship HALCYON, " ISAAC WOOSTER, Master, Burthen 300 tons, Philadelphia built of live oak and cedar; will take freight at 60 » per ton for Bale Goods, and 50s for Hardware. For freight or passage, having excellent accommodations, apply to Capt. Wooster, on board, west side King's Dock, or to LITtLE. WOTHERSPOON & hUMBERSTON 13th July, IS 16. For NEW YORK, The fast- sailing coppered American Ship , INTEGRITY, JAMES GILLENDER, Master; Burthen 412 tons; built in that city expressly for this trade of first- rate materials, and in the most ex- pensive manner ; wijl commence loading in a few days and meet with immediate dispatch.— For freight or passage ( having elegant accommodations) apply to Messrs. N. T. Heard and Co. Manchester; Captain Gillender or board. George's Dock, or to ALEXANDER MACGREGOR and Co For NEW YORK, The American Ship OtHO, WILLIAM DIXON COOK. Master; Burthen 348 tons; built til New Y'ork ot locust, cedar, and the best materials; copper- fastened and cop- per- sheathed ; a great proportion of iter cargo being now ready to be put on board, she will be immediately dispatched.— For freight or passige apply to Captain Cook oil board, on the west side King's Dock, or to WILLIAM FORDE and Co. For CHARLESTON. S. C. The Ship HUGH CRAWFORD, A remarkable fine fast- sailing ship of the first class, completely copper- fastened and coppered, will sail 011 the 1st August.— For freight or passage apply on board. King's Dock, or to ROBERT STEWART and Co. King- street. Who have on Sale, NICARAGUA WOOD, Newfound- land BLUbbER, and an assortment of Dundee OSNA- bURGs, / One concern, J For HONDURAS, The Brig JAMES, Burthen 250 tons, first class, and coppered - For freight or passage apply to HUGHES. DUNCAN and Co. For CHARLESTON, The well- known fast- sailing American Ship MARY and SUSAN, CALEB CURTIS, Master; A regu'ar trader; burthen 390 tons, coppered, and every respect a most superior vessel; now loading south e d King's Dock— For freight or passage apply to Capt. Curtis on board, or to WM. BARBER and Co. For BOSTON; , The fine American Ship AURORA, J. c. bAKER. Master, ( A regular trader, J burthen 370 tons, coppered to the bends, a very fast sailer, and now on her second voyage, her accommodations for passenger* are elegant Apply to THOS. and JOHN D. THORNely Now Loading for TRINITY HARBOUR and FORTUNE BAY, NEWFOUNDLAND, and will not be detained, The line coppered Brig PROVIDENCE SUCCESS, DAN. BOWES. Master; Burthen per register 240 tons.— For freight or pas- sage, having excellent accommodations both in the steerage and cabin, apply to Capt. Bowes oil board, west side King's Dock, to Mr. Wm. Graham, mer- chant, or GEO. WILKINSON, Broker. Now loading for LONDON, The fine coppered Ship FANNY, WM. ROBINSON. Master; Burthen per register 201 tons; having niost part of her cargo on board, will be dispatched without delay. — For further particulars apply to FAIR and Co. Water- street. For BALTIMORE, The well- known regular trading Shi) s ARMATA, L. LEEDS, Master, Now lying in King's Dock ; her cargo being all ready lo go on board she will have immediate dispatch, and can take a few passengers.— Apply to the Captain on board, or WM. and JAMES BROWN and Co. For BALTIMORE, The well- known regular trading American Ship LEDA, NATHANIEL ELDRED, Master; Now lying in King's Dock; a few goods or passen- gers can yet be engaged for her.— Apply to the Captain on board, or WM. and JAMES BROWN and Co. For BOSTON, The American Ship STERLING, Captain- BOYINGTON ; Lying in King's Dock, and will be immediately dis- uatched. For freight or passage, apply to the Master on board, or WM. and JAS. BROWN and Co. For NEW YORK, ( A regulur Trader. The fine first class American Ship MINERVA S MYTH, J. W. ALLEN, Master; Burthen 322 tons, coppered and copper- fastened, and is well- knSwn for her superior sailing, and her elegant accommodations for passengers : she will take consi- derable freight on owners" account, and will be dispatch- ed in a few days.— Apply to the Captain on board, in George's Dock, or EWART, RUTSON and Co. For NORFOLK, CITY POINT, and RICH- MOND, VIRGINIA, _ The Brig HOPE, EDMUND PHILLIPS, Master; Burthen 305 tons, copper bottomed, sails fast, her last passage only 22 days from Virginia; now deliver ing li r cargo opposite the Tobacco Warehouse ; is well adap.' d, and very fit for carrying a cargo of dry goods: tc lief part of her cargo from hence being engaged, will be dispatched without delay Has very good ac- commodations for passengers.— For freight or passage apply to SAMUEL HOLLAND. ry For PHILADELPHIA, The regular trading American Ship LANCASTER, J. JACKSON, Master, Burthen 382 tons, coppered and copper- fastened, and in every respect a must complete vessel, with supe- rior accommodations for passengers Apply to Capt. Jackson, or to JAMES F. LEITCH and Co. For CHARLESTON, SOUTH CAROLINA, The fine new American Ship DIANA, ARTHUR BERRY, Master; Burthen 350 tons now on her fust voyage, intended as a regular trader, and will have immediate dispatch; she has very superior accommodations for passengers— For freight or passage apply to the Cap- tain on board, in the King's Dock, or LEIGH, SHERLOCKS and Co. Parr street. For BOSTON, The regular and fast sailing Packet COURIER, H, PRINCE, Jun. Master ; Bin then 370 tons; copper fastened and coppered to the bends; has elegant accommodations for passengers, and will be dispatched early in July.— For freight or passage apply to Capt. Prince on board, in King's Dock, or to J. SIGOURNEY CARTER. ' The Courier performed her last passage from Boston to this port in the short space of 17 days. < M For BOSTON, The well- known coppered American Ship LIVERPOOL PACKET, SAM NICKELS, Master; Burthen 380 tons. This vessel has invariably de- livered her cargoes in excellent order, and has superior accommodations for passengers. She has commenced loading, and will he dispatched on the 28th instant.— For terms of freight or passage apply to Capt. Nickels on board, King's . Dock, or JOHN S. CARTER, Cooper's- row. - For NEW YORK The remarkably fine and fast- sailing American JSpx Ship NESTOR, DANIEL STERLING, Master; Burthen 400 tons, built of the best materials, copper- fastened, newly copper sheathed, and is in every respect in. the most complete order; her accommodations for passengers are extensive and elegant; she is now ready to receive goods, and will positively be dispatched, with whatever cargo offers, in all the present month— For" freight or passage apply to Capt Sterling, or to GEO. M. WOOLSEY, 7, Goree- piazzas. For SAVANNAH. SOUTH CAROLINA, The fine first class British built Ship WIllIAM, STEPHEN MILLS, Master; Burthen per register 251 tons, coppered and copper- fastened, a most excellent Vessel for the conveyance of diy goods; is now taking in goods, west side George's Dock, and will sail ill a few days. For freight or pas- sage, having good accommodations, apply t6 the Capt. On board, or to SIMPSON, DAVISON and Co. - For CHARLESTON, S. C. The OCTAVIA. JOSIAH WILSON; Master; This vessel goes into the River To- morrow the 12lh inst. and will proceed to Sea on the 16- th; she has excellent accommodations for a few more passen- gers, for which apply to Capt. Wils > n on board, or to CrOWDER, CLOUGII and Co. mediteranean, & c. For NAPLES, FAIR of SALERNO and SICILY, ( A regular trader, J The new Brig MARY JANE, ZAC. GARBETT, Master; Copper- fastened and coppered, and sails remarkably fast.-— Apply to Mr. Robert Hanson ou board, King's Dock, or to SAMUEL BROWN and Co. Brokers. For LEGHORN and GENOA, or GENOA and LEGHORN, ( and will deliver Goods at NICE, provided sufficent other, or will forward them from . Genoa at Ship's expence,) The Brig HERO, ROBT. MARTIN, Master. A. 1. coppered and copper- fastened, and bur- then 153 tons, upwards of 50 tons of Goods Owners ' account; and having acon- ite quantity of freight engaged, she will- not be ed.— for terms applv to W. TAYLOR. Jun. Broker, Under contract clear for sea the 30th inst. and will not take Goods after that date. For GIBRALTAR, MALtA & SMYRNA. The very fine Brig ROMEO, JAMES SEnNER, Master; Burthen 149 tons; coppered, and sails remarkably fast: - he is an excellent conveyance for dry goods; and as she willmot be detained at Gibealtar more than one or two days, she affords a good opportunity for freight or passage to the upper ports: now loading east side Salthouse Dock.— Apply to W. M. TAYLOR, Jun. Broker. For GENOA and LEGHORN, or LEGHORN and GENOA, The fast sailing Brig MARY ANN, JEREMIAH BALLey, Master; Burthen 130 tons, a first class vessel, she has a con- siderable part of cargo engagi d, and will meet with rju ck dispatch, laying west side . Salthouse Dock.- Apply to JOHN HASELDEN. Gower- street, Salthouse J) oek. For TRIESTE and VENICE, or VENICE and TRIESTE The fast sailing Brig REBECCA, JOhn DOBSON, Master, Burthen 137 tons, a coppered vessel, of the first class, having been built in Liverpool last year expressly ft- r the . Mediterranean trade— For freight or passage apply to JOHN HASELDEN. Gowcr- street, Salthouse Dock, 10th July. 1 « 16. 7 For PALERMO and MESSINA, or MESSINA and PALERMO, The fine new Copper- fastened Brig LORTON, ROBERT M'GAA, Master; Burthen 140 tons; built under inspection expressly for a regular Sicily trader; her cabin is spacious and convenient, and fitted purposely for the accommodation of passengers, for which or freight, apulv to BOWNAS and HALL, o have j. j^ Sale, LEMON JUICE, SHUMAC, and bRIMSTONE. f One concern. J pas; k For TRIESTE, The Brig JOHN and THOMAS, HB3S£ DAVID PRONDfoOT, Master; Burthen per register 121 tons; now lying ill Salt- house Dock.— For freight apply to RUSSELL and WELSH. brazils and river la plate. For BUENOS AYRES, The well- known coppered Brig THOMAS, WILLIAM BLEW, Master, A regular Trader j) Burthen per register 192 tons; stands A. 1. is of a light draught o. f water when loaded, and has universally delivered her cargo in good order. For freight or pas- sage, apply to CHARLES TAYLEUR and Co. For MADEIRA and PARA, The fine fast- sailing Brig ELEPHANT, Capt. VEYCE; Coppered and copper- fastened, registers 174 tons; has great proportion of her cargo engaged, and will " positively sail immediately.— For freight or passageapply to ROWLAND EDWARDS, Water- street." Under engagement to sail in a few days, For RIO DE JANEIRO The well- known Brig LISBON PACKET, WM. PEPPARD, Master; Stands A. l, burthen 150 tons, coppered and cop- - per- lastened, sails fast, and is in every respect a de- sirable conveyance for goods; as one half of her cargo is now shipping by the owners, she will certainly be the first vessel.— For freight, & c. apply to Messrs. Orme- rod Heyworth and Co. or HOLLIWELL and HIGHFIELD. To succeed the Lisbon Packet. For RIO DE JANEIRO, The fine Brig DISPATCH, JAMES SCOTT, Master; Stands A. 1. burthen per register 247 tons; coppered and copper- fastened, and sails remarkably fast,— For freight or passage apply to Messrs Ormerod Heyworth and Co.; George Turner and Naylor, or HOLLIWELL and HIGHFIELD. For NEW ORLEANS, Intended positively to be dispatched by the Ist of Aut The fine New American Ship ALBION. GEORGE RANDALL, Master;. Burthen 415 tons, in every respect a superior vesiei and having two- thirds of her cargo actually engagld, will receive immediate dispatch.— Her accomodations for passengers are in a superior style of elegance ; ltd comfort, for the terms of which, or freight, apply; to Captain Randall on board, west side George's Dock or D. and J. A. WILLINK, No. 3. Goree- piazza^ N. B. Capt. Randall informs those tradesmen whom his crew may contract debts, that the ship yill not be responsible for * ueh; unless by a direct order ft himself. Intended lo sail in all this month• For PERNAMBUCCO, The well- know Brig WILLIAM SHAND, SAMUEL EVERY, Master; Burthen 200 tons; coppered bottom, and sails un- commonly fast. F'or freight or passage apply to KENWORTHY SON and BUNNELL Who have on Sale, Dantzig Crown Pipe STAVES, of superior quality. For MARANHAM, The well- known coppered Brig COMMERCE, JNO. LAMB, Master; ( A regular Trader, Burthen 195 tons; a very desirable vessel for dry goods and sails fast, having made her last passage to Maranham in 27 days— will be dispatched about 15th August For terms of freight or passage, her accom- modations being extremely complete, apply to Messrs. G. M. Pearce and Hudson, merchants, or GEOGHEGAN, AIK1NSON & MARSHALL, Brokers. ( To suit in a few days. For RIO DE JANEIRO, . The fine Liverpool- built brig MARTHA. JOHN SMITH, Master ; On her first voyage, laying north end King's Dock ; burthen per register 214 tons, stands A. 1. at Lloyd's, coppered and copper- fastened, a superior vessel for dry •• ooili.— For freight or passage, having superior accom- modations, apply to Captain Smith; Messrs. Dyson, Brothers and Co. merchants', or to WM. and JAMES TYRER, Brokers, July 3, 1816. 16, Cooper's- row. For MARANHAM, The Ship GEORGE. ( Constant trader) W. WELLStood, Master; Will positively sail the lattet end of this month; bur- then per register 250 tons.-— For freight or passage apply to the master ou board, Salthouse Dock, west side, or A. J. MEIRELLES and Co. No. 11, Rumford- street. For LONDON, The New Schooner MARCHIONESS. ANGLESEA, EVAN HUGHES, Master; Burthen 100 tons; will be dispatched immediately. For freight apply to ROBERT THOMAS, Broker. For SALE The new Brig BLuCHEr, Burthen per register 121 tons; on her . voyage from Quebec, completely found in stores in materials.— For inventories and particulars. apply u boatd of the vessel, in the Salthouse Dock.' til to HENDERSON and SANDS. orford- street. For FREIGHT or CHARTER, The Ship STERLING, ARCHIBALD KENNAN, Master; Burthen 383 tons; carries a large cargo ; sails fast and is well adapted for the East India Trade— Appl to Capt. Kennan, or CHORLEY. COOK and Co. 19, Exchange- buildings. For LONDON, The BRITANNIA, THOMAS BENNETT, Master; Lying in the King's Dock, and Now Loading at COTTON's WHARF, LONDON For LIVERPOOL, The SUCCESS, JAS. PERRY Master; ( Both., regular contract Cheese Ships Apply to the Captains on board, or WM. PEMBERTON and SON. N. B. Fire Bricks, Tiles, & c. constantly on Sale. For FREIGHT or CHARTER, The well- known Ship MOLLY, WM. STENHOUSE, Master; Burthen 274 tons, new coppered, in the best order, and fit for any voyage.— Apply to HENDERSON, SELLAR and GREGSON. For FREIGHT or CHARTER. . The fine American Ship SARAH,( of Boston,) GEORGE HIXON, Master Burthen 307 tons; built at Boston in July last; is a remarkable fast- sailing vessel, and may be dispatched immediately.— For terms, & c. apply to Mess. Gandy Brothers, merchants, or RICHARD BATESON and Co. Brokers. I'or SALE, FREIGHT or CHARTER; The Brig PALAFOX, W. T. MYERS, Master, Now lying in the Salthouse Dock; a strong and Jp burthensome vessel, coppered, well found in materials, and sails fast. Length 56 feet 3 inches, breadth 19 feet 3 inches, and admeasures 84 tons.— F'or inventories. & c. apply to THOS and WM. EARLE and Co. For SALE or CHARTER, The Brigantine RICHARD, WM. LIDDELL, master; ( Lately arrived from the Brazils.) lying in No 3, Graving Dock ; she is 227 tons per register ; coppered and well found.— Applv to CARSON, DENNISON and PARRY. FOR SALE, The brig MOS'l'ON, . 147 tons burthen, coppeied in August, 1815, previous to her last voyage, and well found.— Apply tc W. B. CHIPPS and Co. ON SALE, The remarkably fine Ship NYMPH, JoHh CLOVER, Master; Burthen per register 353 tons, A. l. copper- fastened, sheathed with wood, and coppered to the bends; only four years old. This ship was carefully built for private use, of the best materials; is abundantly found in stores of the first quality ; sails fast, and stows a very large cargo at an easy draft of water ; and is evefy way- adapted for the East India trade.— For other particu- lars apply to the Master on board, or to ELLIS and M'NEIlL. M For SALE by PRIVATE CO NTACt, The good substantial British built Ship SAMUEL BRADDICK, Burthen per register 245 tons; copper- fastened and was coppered last voyage ; is well found in stores; sail-, well, and carries a large cargo for her tonnage, now lying in George's Dock.— For inventories and further particulars apply to J. T. Koster and Gilfillan, or DUFF, FINDLAY and Co Brokers. For FREIGHT or CHARTER, The Brig BRITANNIA, GEO. GILpIN, Master; Burthen 175 tons; coppered, and a fast sailer; she carries a large cargo in proportion to lier tonnage, and is now ready to commence loading — For further par- ticulars apply to Captain Gilpin on board, at the north end of George's Dock, or to JOHN MURE, 3, Great George's Place. ON SALE, The beautiful Brig HERALD, 266 Tons register; coppered and cOpper- fastened ; four years old ; is well known as an extraor- dinary quick sailer.— For further particulars apply to FAIRClOUGH and SWAINSON. F'or FREIGHT or CHARTER, One Vessel of 200 tons per register, stands A 1 at Lloyd's, coppered and copper- fastened. One Vessel of 171 tons per register, stands A 1, at Lloyd's, coppered and copper- fastened. One Vessel of 125 tons per register, stands A. 1. at Lloyd's, coppered and copper fastened. A fine new fast- sailing Smack, of 90 tons per register. Apply to WILLIAM MATTHIE, Broker. For SALE, FREIGHT, or CHARTER. The Ship BRAILSFOrD, of Hull. A l, at Lloyd's, burthen per register 466 tons, built at Gainsborough in 1811, newly coppered and copper- fastened to the bends, stows a large cargo for her tonnage, sails fast, is just come out of the Graving Dock, having undergone a thorough repair, now lying ill George's Dock.— For further particulars apply to RUSSELL and WELSH. For SALE or CHARTER, f Or would accept a Freight to LONDON, The fine Brig GEOrGiANA, JAS. NORMAN, Master; Burthen 195 tons, six years old, sails fast, and car- ries a large cargo for her tonnage at an easy draft of" water; is well found, and can be sent to sea at a small expence— For terms, & c apply to the Captain on board, south side Old Dock, or to JAS. CHAPMAN and Co. _^ For SALE, The remarkably fine Brig ANN, Burthen per register 233 tons ; is a fine new vessel, was launched in January last, and has never been at sea ; Liverpool built; sheathed with heavy cop- per, and copper fastened, and lays in George's Dock. Also, The veryfine Brig HERCULES, Burthen per register 255 tons; a remarkably fast- sailing vessel, and was newly coppered in October last, and also lays in George's Dock.- F'or particulars apply to EWART, RUTSON and Co. f One concern.) For SALE, FREIGHT, or CHARTER, The beautiful Brig MARY, At Harrington, in Cumberland, just launch- ed, is coppered and copper fastened and built of tile very best materials.— Length of keel per measurement 84 feet; length oil deck 85 ft. 5 inch, breadth 25 ft. 6 inch, depth 16 ft. 7 inch, and admeasures 237 tons — For further particulars apply to Messrs. Wm. Peile, Wood and Co. Harrington, or to WOOD and WATSON. On SALE, at CHEPSTOW, Anew Ship, at present called the BELLONA, Burthen about 400 register tons : is a faith- ful built vessel, and will bear the most rigid inspection, and can be ready for sea in 10 or 12 days. Dimensions as uuder: length on deck 111 feet inches, length of keel 100 leet, breadth moulded 27 feet 9 inches, depth iu hold 19 feet 6 inches, depth under lower deck beam 12 feet, height between decks 5 feet 6- § inches; is cop- per- fastened, and well calculated for the East India trade.— For inventory and further particulars apply to Messrs. Bowslier, Hodges and Watkins, Chepstow, or to WOOD and WATSON, Brokers. Also, two VESSELS on the Stocks, at Chepstow, ready for launching, one of 2.70 tons, the other 100 tons register. consent, J On SALE by PRIVATE CONTRACT, ACAPITAL well- built MODERN CAR, with or without a complete Set of HARNESS, nearly new. May be viewed at Air. Gilding's Livery Stables, in Parr- street, and particulars had from BRANCH and SON, Auctioneers, Hanover- street. tHE Young Gentlemen of Manor- House, near Parkgate, are expected to resume their Studies on ihe ensuing 29th of July inst. The Plan of Tuition with the Terms may be obtain- ed of mr. Kaye, Bookseller. Liverpool. bONDED WAREHOUSE On FrEE. To be LET, and may be entered on immediately, AwAREHOUSE, on the east side of Sea Brow, next adjoining to mr. rigby's Eating- house, for American merchants. No. 8, in the same street, very centrally and conveniently situated as to the Docks. For particulars apply to said Mr. Rigby. ( who has the Keys of the Warehouse) or to Messrs. Edwards, a Mr. John Foster's office, in Lawton- street, or to Jli- Henry Brown at the corner and north end of mason- street. Edge- hill. RAVENHEAD HOUSE- tO BE LET for Term, all that capital and com- .1 modious MANSION, called ravenhead House, with the Stables, Coach- houses, and other Buildings, and the Hot- houses, Gardens, Orchards, Lawns, Plea- sure Grounds, and other appurtenances thereto belong itig,— situate," lying and being' at raven head within- Sutton, in the county ot Lancaster, and lale in the possession of Colonel Fraser, deceased. These Premises are pleasantly situated within three miles of the market, town of Prescot, and about ouo mile from the village and church of St. Helen's; thi- y form a most desirable residence for a respectable family, and therewith will be Let, the whole or any'part of the adjacent Land, not exceeding 86 Cheshire acres. The Tenant will have the option of taking the Household Furniture, Dairy Utensils, and Implements of Hus- bandry. at a fair valu tion. and possession . will be given at the expiration of one month if required Tickets for viewing the House and Gardens on Tues- days and Thursdays, from twelve to three o'clock, mayi be nad, ami further particulars known by applying to JOHN GLADSTONE, Esq Liverpool; Messrs. JOHN and Thos. HADDOCK, of Sutton aforesaid ;• or at the office of Messrs. Rowson & SONS, Solicitors, PrcscoL LIGHTING the BOROUGH of PRESTON. NOTICE is hereby given, that a Meeting of the Com- missioners for the Improvment of the Borough of Preston, in the County Palatine of Lancaster, will lis held at the Town- hall, in Preston on Monday the 5th of August next, at ten o'cluck in the forenoon, for the purpose of contracting with any person or persons wil- ling to undertake the Lighting of 300 Lamps anil upr . wards, in the said Borough, with Oil. from the seventh day of September to the twentieth day of May next. subject to such terms as will be proposed by the said Commissioners, who will require security f'or the due performance of the contract. GRImSHAW and PALMER, Clerks to the said Commissioners. GRAND SURREY CANAL DOCKS, roTherHITHE. MERCHANTS and importers of wood GOODS, are respectfully informed, that by the Minute of the Lords of the Treasury of the 16th\ April last. TIMBER, DEALS, STAVES , . \ other Articles of WOOD, are permitted I. be i: without payment of Duty in these Docks, witij all ' Advantages formerly afforded by the Corn, Docks; and that Bonding Yards. Timber ' Sheds for Deck Deals, and other Valuable Artie i every kind of convenience, are now prepared for Accommodation of the Wood Trade. Ap be made to Capt David Smith, Dock , Dock- house, Rotherhithe. By Order of the Committee, S. TRAVERS. Sec. N. B. These Docks are only If mile below London- bridge; and the Bonding- yards are placed upon a re- markably dry soil. tHE creditors of John Aspinall and Son, of Liver- pool, bankers, are requested to meet at the Star * and Garter Tavern, in Paradise- street, To- morrow ( Fri- day,) at one o'clock, to receive the Report of the Com- mittee appointed to inspect the Books and Accounts i,: the Concern. NOTICE. AMARINE SCHOOL has been established ir, t Liverpool for the purpose of providing for tin, instruction of Sailors, in Reading. Writing, Arithmetic,' and Navigation, at their hours of leisure during their Stay in Port; and it has been recommended at a Public Meeting of the Merchants of the Town, that in orde. 1 to provide more effectually for its support, the o Master of each Vessel should make a sma, bution. in proportion to its tonnage. Tli, contribution is voluntary, it is presume^ Owner or Master will lie indnced; I offered by the Institution, cheerjj the recommendation, and Mj Officn, has kindly uudeitak^ prescribed. A paper containing a mot' objects and advantages of thi^ had by application at the Dock r Liverpool, July 1, 1816. PROPERTY DUTY, IS? Division of Liverpool, in the County of Lancaster. WHERFiAS, by an Act passed on the 22d Juri," 1816, for regulating the due assessment ai collection of the Property Duty for past years, it provided, that where any person shall have duly paid^ and satisfied one half part of the second moiety, and re- mainder of the said Duty for the year ending 5th April, 1816, and shall he desirous of extending the tiineofi payment of the other half part of the said second moiety { and remainder of the Duty, and shall make application! to the Commissioners of the Act for that purpose, itl shall be lawful f'or the Commissioners, on proof to thei/ satisfaction of any reasonable cause for such extensfll of payment, to grant time for such payment until anl upon the 5th day of January, 1817; and Whereas the Receiver- General has given notice, thail he shall hold his receipt of the said second moiety and remainder of the Duty, oil Friday the 26th day of July instant— the Commissioners of the said Act for thel above Division, do hereby give notice, that a Meeting of the said Commissioners will be held at their Office in Leigh- street, on the 3 th day of July instant, at tei^ o'clock in the forenoon, for the purpose of receiving applications from such persons as may be desirous of availing themselves of the relief authorized by the Act above- mentioned, on their producing ihereceipts of " lie. Collectors, shewing that they have duly paid before the 26th July inst, ant, being the day fixed for the receipt of' the second moiety as aforesaid, the one half part of the second moiety ( in additiou the whole of the first moiety) of the said Duty, and on their being prepared with satisfactory proof of a reasonable cause for the extendi sion of time of payment to the 5th of January, 1817J as provided by the Act. WILL. STANISTREET, Clerk to ihe Commissioners. WHEREAS James Prue, of Liverpool, in tha county of Lancaster, butcher, hath this day assigned over all his eJh » - and effects to Anthony Met- calfe, of Hornby, in the county of Lancaster, droverl John Marvel, of Penrith, iu the county of Cumber J land, drover, and William Dodd. of Ortpn, in tli( county of Westmoreland, drover, in trust for the equa benefit of his creditors Notice is hereby given, tlf the deed lies at the office of mr. HENRY DENIson solicitor, Bank buildings, Castle- street, in Liverpti where the creditors may execute the same : and t| all persons indebted to the said James Prue, or tl have any of his property, ar « to pay the debts and df/ ver over such property to Mr HARMOOD BANNER accountant, Lord street, in Liverpool aforesaid, who i directed and authorized by the trustees to receive thJ same . Liverpool, 10/ A July, 1816. ' At( Thursday) the I lth inst. at 12 o'clock, at T. and lb. Littledale's office. Exchange- buildings, " 6017 Pockets GINGER, 1052 Bags TURMERIC, 64 Ditto SAGO, 25 Boies SHELL LAC, 1 Ditto CAHDAMONS, now landing from the ship Robarts, from Bengal. samples may be seen at Messrs. D. and P. Mach- a's, merchants. Leadenhall street; Messrs. Larken, rnham and Hamilton, Brokers, Copthall- court, frogmorton- street, London, or T. and IS. LITTLEDALE. Brokers. This Day, ( Thursday) the llth inst. at 12 o'clock, at Ewart, rutson and Co's office, Exchange- alley, The following GOODS, being part of the Cargo of the ship Robarts; just arrived from Bengal, 2200 Bugs of SUGAR. 2051 Ditto SALTPETRE, 106 Chests of BORAX, 118 Ditto TiNCAL, 396 Bales of SAFFLOWER, 300 Bags BLACK PEPPER, 150 Bags COCULUS INDICES, 271 Ditto SEeD LAC, 3 Chests LAC DYE, 147 Bags TURMERIC. 1123 Billets RED WOOD, 5472 Bu'udtes RATTANS, And Oil Friday the 12ih July, at twelve o'clock, 168 Chests of INDIGO. Samples will be timely exhibited at the office of Messrs, Kymer, M'Taggart and Co. in Mincing- lane, as Well as it the place of sale; and for farther particu- lars apply to Messrs. John and Robert Gladstone, or EWART, RUtSON and Co. Brokers. Whit Day, ( Thursday) the .1lth inst. at 12 o'clock, at Messrs Greaves, Molyneux, and Co.' s office, Bruns- wick- street. 150 Casks Antigua SUGAR, Now landing. Apply to Messrs Rodie and Stands, merchants, or . GReaVES. MOlYNEUX and by auction On Tuesday next, the 16th itvst. at 12 o'clock, at Mr. William Brade's warehouse, Moor- street, 1197 Dry, 382 Salted, 18 Damaged Salted Buenos Ayres OX HIDES. Apply to Messrs. Brade, Moore and Ashcroft, mer- chants, or to JEE BROTHERS, brokers. On Monday next, the 15th instant, at one o'clock, at Luke, Robinson and Braddell's warehouse, George's Dock Gates, north. 400 Firkins Belfast, Newry and Derry BUTTER. For particulars apply to Luke, " Robinson and Brad- dell, or to JOSEPH HARRISON, Broker. Co. Brokers. Oil Wednesday next, the 17th inst. at 12 o'clock, at Ewart, Rutson and Co.' s office, Exchange- alley, The fine Brig GEORGIANA, JAS. NORMAN, Master; Burthen 195 tons per register, a substantial well- built vessel, carries a large cargo for her tonnage, is well found, and can be sent to sea at a small expence— For inventories and further particulars apply to Messrs. Jas. Chapman and Co. or EWART, RUTSON and Co. Brokers. On Wednesday next, the 17th inst. at one o'clock, at Park and Strangwayes' office, Water- street, rp. The fit* e fast- sailing Brig KNIGHT OF KERRY, ROBT. GAgE, Master, Now laying in the Old Dock, burthen per register 170 tons.— For inventories and other particulars apply to Neale and Lindsay, or STACK, LYNCH and HORES. At Duff, Findlay and Co.' s office, in Chapel- street, on Thursday next, the IStb inst. atone o'clock, The coppered and capper- fastened Brig Slftx JAMES, J. Keith, Master; Now laying in George's Dock ; burthen per registei 185 tons; built of live oak, five years ago. and coppered with heavy copper in 1813. This beautiful vessel is complete order for sea. and abundantly found; she is suitable for any trade requiring dispatch.— For inven tories and other particulars, enquire of Mr William Bennett, Glasgow ; or here, to H. MATTHIE and THEAKSTONE, or DUFF. FINDLAY and Co. sales by auction. On Monday next, the 15th instant, at the King's Tobacco Warehouse, 30,000 White Oak Barrel STAVES, Noyi landing from the Hope, from Virginia. For particulars apply to Samuel Holland, merchant, or WILLIAM WIATT and Co. Brokers. On Monday next, the 15th inst. at 12 o'clock, at France, Fletcher, Yates and C » ' s office, King- street, 200 . Hhds. good and fine Jamaica SUGAR, Now landing. For particulars apply to France, Fletcher, Yates and Co. or YATES, BROTHERS and Co. Brokers. CORN EXCHANGE. The, Annual Meeting of the PROPRIETORS of the Liverpool Corn Exchange, will be held there To - morrow, ( Friday) the 12th inst at 11 • o'clock. RICH. WILKINSON, Sec. WANTED, a respectable YOUTH, as an Ap- prentice jn a Timber Merchant's office. Ap- ply to J. Gore, UNDENIABLE SECURITY. WANTED, a Sum of £ 400. on eligible property valued at £ 3000. situated in the town of Liver- pool.— Apply to Mr. CHARLES BIRD, Attorney, 17, Castle- ditch. Tus Day, ( Thursday) the 11th inst. at Yates, Brothers and Co.' s office, Exchange- buildings, immediately after Messrs. Ewart, Rutson and Co.' s sale, 25 Chests East India? 30 Serons Caracca 3 Apply to YATES BROTHERS and Co. Brokers. To- morrow, ( Friday) the 12th instant, at 12 o'clock, at Robin and King's warehouse, Manesty's- lane, 1742 SEAL SKINS. ' Apply to Messrs. Robin and King, or T. and IS. LITTLEDALE, Brokers. To- morrow, ( Friday) the 12th instant, at 12 o'clock, on the east side of the Old Dock, 60 Tons of Jamaica LOGWOOD, now landing from the Brig Warwick, from Jamaica. Applv to Mr. John Fell, or SALISBURY, TURNER and EARLE, Brokers To- morrow, ( Friday) the 12th inst. at one o'clock, at Ashton Sutton's office. Dale- street, 43 Bags Bahama COTTON, of choice marks. Per Georgiana from New Providence. Apply to ASHTON SUTTON, Broker. To- morrow, ( Friday) the 12th inst. at one o'clock, at S. Hope and Co.' s office, Water- street, 77 Bags Bahamas cottoN. 51 Ditto St. Domingo J Applv to Messrs. James Chapman and Co. or S. HOPE and Co. Brokers. BOOKS. PRINTS. $ c. By BRANCH and SON, On Tuesday next, the 16th inst. at eleven o'clock pre- cisely, at the Hanover- rooms, ASELECt COLLECTION of BOOKS, in various departments of Literature, amongst wh cli is a fine copy of the original edition of Lord Somers' Tracts, 17 vols. 4to. Bowyer's Views in Palestine vols, folio, the Military Cosrume of India, sets of the British Critic and Monthly Magazine, with other valu- able Works. To be viewed, and Catalogues had, 011 . Monday next at the Rooms. WINE. SPIRITS, By BRANCH aid SON, On Tuesday next, the 16th inst. at half past twelve o'clock precisely, at the Hanover- rooms, in lots to suit private purchasers or dealers. About 55 G, lions French BRANDY, 47 Ditto Hollands GENEVA, 112 Ditto Jamaica RUM, 13 Cases pink and White NOYEAU, the whole of which are of superior quality, Also, a Pipe of PORT WINE, in bond ; Samples of wh. ch may be tasted at the time of Sale at the Rooms. an Estate in the Country, the sum of^- iOOO or £ 5000; the Interest to be paid regularly half yearly at a Banker's, in Liverpool. Apply to MESS. ORRED and BAINES, Exchange- alley, OSNABURGS of various qualities, COTTON BAGGING ditto, Russia DUCKS, Irish LINENS of the new bleach, Madras HANDKERCHIEFS, East India CALICOS. Apply to HEN. and ThOS. WILSON. T to0 be LET, a HOUSE fit for the reception of a large family, with Stabling. Coach- house. Gar- den, Sc. situate at l'evington Bush, and occupied by Mr. Crooke. For tickets to view the premises, anil particulars apply to Mr. Winstanley, Church- street 1 EXCHANGE bUlLDINGS- TO be LEt the OFFICES, No. 13, in the Ex- change Buildings, hist in the occupation of Messrs. T. and J. Myers. For further particulars en- quire of Mr. WILliAM FosteR, Lawton- street, or the Master of the Exchange Coffee Room. TURTLE TUrtlE. GlObE TAVERN, TEMPLE- COURT. EDWARD CROMPTON Respectfully informs his Friends and the Public, that he has on Sale a quantity of fine Lively TURTLE, just imported. *„* TURTLE SOUP every day. made up in pots to carry to any part of the Kingdom. T BLUE COAT HOSPITAL. THIS Institution has now existed above a hundred WJ ANTS a Situation as a BAILIFF, who under- stands Farming in all its branches, and has been in the farming line all his life time; ls- pow thirty years of age, and can have a good charactl Direct to A. B. ( postpaid) at Mr. Johnston's, Ga^ near Liverpool. WANTED, for a few weeks, GEN NISHED LODGINGS, i'y*< n> iet and situation, either in Liverpool or the neighbourhood;--- the vicinity <> f the shore will be prefer- t'd. To/ consist of Five or Six best Bed- rooms, Two ^ Servants* Bed- rooms, Two Sitting- rooms, with the use of a Kitchen & corresponding accommodations.— Apply to J. Gore, years, and, at its original formation, was much indebted to the liberal patronage and benevolent spirit of the Corporation of Liverpool, who gave a large part of the Ground on which the Hospital was erected. The like benevolent spirit still actuates them : the Common Council, at a late meeting, most liberally presented the TruMees with £ 500, towards building Additions, and making Alterations in this most excellent Institution, which has been so beneficial to the poor of this great commercial town. These improvements are now in a ; considerable degree of forwardness. - Donations from individuals will be most thankfully recC'iv* 4l by any of the Trustees, or Henry Blundell Ho! liubhead, the Treasurer. te The contract for making the necessary alterations and additions exceeds £ 6000. Names of the Subscribers to the Plan approved by the Special Board of the Trustees of the Blue Coat Hospital, held the 14th March, 1815- The Corporation...£ 500 <•> J B. hollinshead... 21 0 AYOUNG MAN, who writes a good hand, and is tolerably acquainted with accounts, is desirous of obtaining a situation in a Merchant's or Broker's Office, in Liverpool: a line addressed to W, 11. and left with J. Gore, will be duly attended to.— Satisfac- tory references can be given for character, & c. N. B.— Salary no object. SITUATION WANTED, S Clerk or Traveller, by a steady confidential Person, who writes an excellent hand, and per- fectly understands Counting- house Business.— Tile advertiser has had considerable experience in those capa- cities, arid would have no objection to make hinisel- generally useful. The most undeniable references can be given, and security if required. Letters addressed X. 2. to J. Gore, will be duly attended to. To- morrow. ( Friday) the 12th inst. at two o'clock, at Bagott and Parr's office, in Exchange- alley, The principal part of the Frame of a Well- constructed VESSEL, Of about 300 tons register admeasurement, as it now stands in the late Mr. William Forbes' yard, bottom of Stanhope- street, and where it may be viewed previously to the sale— For other particulars apply to John Carson, James Hodson, or Joseph Fletcher, the r' trustees, or to BAGOTT and PARR, Brokers. Sale in Breck- lane, a little above everton, on the Derby Road. By JAMES TROTTER, n the Premises, in Breck- lane, To- morrow, ( Friday) the 12th inst. a: eleven o'clock precisely. HE Genuine HOUSEHOLD FURNITURE, Plate, Linen, China Glass. Books- Piano Fo » te handsome Eight- days Clock, pair of Globes, Milch Cow, and other effects; consisting of four- post and Camp Bedsteads and Hangings, prime Goose Feather Beds and Bedding, Hair Mattresses, Palliasses, Win. dow Curtains, Parlour aud Stair Carpets, Pier and Dressing Glasses, & c the Mahogany A'tides comprise sets of Chairs, Dining, Card. Pembroke, Work and ' Snap Tables, Chests of Drawers, Knife Cases, & c. Sofa, Painted Chamber Chairs. Tables and Wasbstaiuls, Polished t'enuers and Fire Iron;,, Kitchen Range, Stove Grates, Kitchen and Dairy Utetifils, ail old Gig. anil various other Articles. The whole may be viewed on the day preceding the sale, when catalogues may be had 011 the premises, or J. Trotter, Whitechapel. Af By JAMES TROTTER, On Saturday next, the 13th inst. at 1 2 o'clock precisely, 4t Mr. Williams's Livery Stables, New Hay market, rpW- O excellent Young DRAUGHT HORSES, - fit for constant work; a Broad- wheeled CART sundry Gearing, & c. The whole may be viewed on the morning of sale. By CHAS. CHESTER, Jun. To- morrow, ( Friday) the 12th inst. at two o'clock in the afternoon, at his Sale- rooms, Lord- street, HOUSEHOLD FURNITURE and other Effects removed for convenience of sale; comprising camp Bedsteads and Hangings, with Feather Beds and Bedding, Mahogany Chairs, Dining, Card and Snap Tables, handsome Mahogany Secretary and Drawers, Sofa upholstered in Canvas, Guardevine, Chamber Chairs, Tables and Washstands, Stove Grates, Grate and Oven, Fenders and Fire Irons, together with a few Kitchen Requisites, & c. To be viewed the morning of the day of sale. Sale of Valuable HORSES. GIGS. By CHAS. CHESTER, Jun. . On the Premises, upper end of Henry- street, on Satur day next, the ISth inst. at 12 o'clock precisely, tHE STOCK of a Horse Dealer and Livery Stable Keeper, consisting, of a Brown Stallion, ' years old ; Grey Ilorse, 5 years old ; Bay Mare, 5 years old ; Cream- coloured Mare, 6 years old ; Brown Chesnut Horse, 5 years old; Brown Gelding, 6 years id ; Brown Horse, 8 years old ; two useful Gigs and harness- set of new Harness for two horses, with 3rass Furniture, Saddles and Bridles, Corn Bins, hree Puncheons, Steel Standard, together with a quan- tity of Hay, Straw, Manure, & c. The whole may be viewed until the morning of sale, and particulars had of C. Chester, Jun. Lord street. J3y Order of the Assignees of Mr. J. Furniss, Woollen Draper. By WM. WHITE," On Monday next, the 1.3th inst. and tfiree following days, at Mr. Mollisson's Rooms, Lord- street, pre- cisely at ete « en o'clock each day, tHE said J. Furniss' genuine and entire STOCK in TRADE, consisting of Superfine Cloths of varit- ous lengths and colours a great variety of Plain Cloths and Kerseymeres, Patent Woollen and Cotton Cords and Thicksets, a large assortment of Waistcoating in uiltings, Toilonets, Kerseymeres, & c. an excellent selection of Cotton, Lamb's wool, and Worsted Stock- ings, Brown and Bleached Linens, Nankeens, Hand- kerchiefs, Gilt, Pearl and Metal Buttons, silk. Twist, Thread, Tapes, aud various articles appertaining to the business. Catalogues may be had at the Auctioneer's Spirit aults, Preeson's- row, two days before the sale. By BRANCH and SON, On Wednesday next, the 17th instant, and following days, at eleven o'clock precisely, at the Hanover- rooms, Liverpool, N extensive Assemblage of genteel HOUSE- HOLD FURNITURE, an elegant Library Bookcase, rich Brussels and Kidderminster Carpets, Pier, Chimney and Dressing Glasses, modern China and Glass, superb Plated- Articles, fine- toned Prano Forte, two Iron Book Safes, a variety of rich Mo- reens, & c. . The Furniture comprises lofty and elegant Four- post and Camp Bedsteads, with tasteful scarlet and orange Moreen, Dimity, and other Furniture, prime Goose Feather Bed's, Mat. resses, Blankets, a Swing Crib, Chamber Chairs, Tables, and Washstands, Carpets, an elegant Drawing Room Suite, modern Mahogany Articles, in Dining, Card, Pembroke, Snap and Work Tables, Chairs, Sofas in IIa; r Cloth, Secretaire and Bookcase, Sideboard- Chest of Drawers, Guarduvins. Night Commodes, with Kitchen requisites, and na-. merous other useful and valuable Articles. To be viewed on Tuesday, when Catalogues may be had from Branch and Son, Hanover- street. To TAILORS, DRAPERS and OTHErs By Order of the Trustee, By THOMAS GREEN, On Monday next, the 15th instant, on the Premises, in Bold- street, HE STOCK in TRADE of a Tailor and Dra- rpl per; comprising Broad and Narrow Cloths, Ker- seymeres, Stocking Webs, Nankeens, Duffles, Woollen Cord, a variety of Toilenet, ' Swandown and other Waist coatings, Silk and twist, Trimmings and various other articles in the above line, together with the Shop Fixtures, & c. And on Tuesday next, the 16th instant, the Genteel Household Furniture and other Effects, comprising Mahogany Wardrobes, Chests of Drawers, Chairs, Din- ing, Card, Pembroke and other Tables, Stair and Floor Carpets, Handsome Four- post and Camp Bedsteads, Hangings and Window Curtails, Feather Beds, Bed- ding, Eight- day Clock. Chimney, Pier and Dressing Glasses, China, Glass, Fenders and Fire Irons, Grates, Kitchen Requisites, & c. . May be viewed on the mornings of sale,— Catalogues for Tuesday's sale, may be had on the Premises and of Thomas Green, at his Rooms, Lime- street. The Sale to commence at- el even o'clock, each day. ~ TO BUTCHErS AND OTHERS. " By Order oj the Trustees. By THOMAS GREEN, On the Premises, in Prices- street, near Cleveland- on Wednesday next, the 17th inst. gENTEEL HOUSEHOLD FURNITURE, X an eight- day Clock, and other Effects; compris- ing Feather Beds, Bedding, Bedsteads, Hangings and Window Curtains, Mahogany Chairs, Dining, Card and Snap Tables, Chests- of Drawers, Desks, Pier and Dressing Glasses. Carpets, Kitchen Requisites, & c. Also, will be sold, a few Butchers' Utensils, con- sisting of Scales and Weights, Blocks, Hooks, Baskets* Trays, Tubs, Ladders,' Tackles, Cradles, Troughs, Bladders, and other Articles in the same line. May be viewed on the morning of sale.— Tke sale to begin at eleven o'clock precisely. EDUCATION. WANTED, within 100 miles south of Liverpool, a situation for a Female in her 15th year, as Apprentice for three years, in a School under the di- rection of a Lady of serious principles. Letters ( post paid) stating premium, and giving reference to a re- spectable Minister of the Gospel, may be addressed to C . at J. Gore's, Castle- street. APERSON, of good education, wishes . for a Situation in a SCHOOL, either as Classical or English Teacher, or he would have no objection to employment in a Counting house. A regular engage- ment being his object rather than emolument, he would be satisfied with a very moderate remuneration. Address by letter, ( post paid) to T. Z. at J. Gore's, Castle- street.' To Gentlemen and Ladies going to France, or --- , chants having Commercial Relations or Correspond-; * in that Kingdom.) YOUTH, tolerably versed in the Greek, Latin, and French Languages, and, well'acquainted with Arithmetic and Book- keeping, would gladly wait upon any Gentleman or Lady going vto France, or would accept a ctuation in any Mercantile House or School in that Kingdom, upon the most- moderate terms; hfs chief object being to acquire a perfect fluency in the French Language. The most respectable refer- ences will be given as to his integrity and morals.— enquire of J. gore. H. B. Hollinshead... 100 0 Rev. Thos Blundell. 100 0 james Bourne 50 0 Allan Pearson 50 ( George Venables 50 0 John Harrocks 50 0 John Gildart 50 0 Rev. R H. Roughsedge50 0 George Brown 50 <; Henry renshaw... » .. 50 0 William Coupland... 50 0 George Drinkwater. 42 0 William Gibson 30 0 John Cropper 30 0 E. Rigby 30 6 J. F. Dyson 25 0 John Eden 26 5 Major Roughsedge.. 0 William Beckwith... 21 0 S Thompson.. 21 0 Peter Bourne 21 0 Mr. Statham 31 10 Mr. W. Statham ... John Thomas R. Rimmer P. Black A. Lodge Dr. James Gerard... Murray Gladstone.. Miss Worrall Joshua Campbell..;. Tribute of Gratitude 10 G Goring C. Porter A. Swainson..... C. horSfall A Friend, per H Hollinshead G. Johnston Rev. W. Blundell,. 10 The Apollo, Matthews, from hence at Para. The Arabella, hammond from hence at ditto. The Constitution, Guy, from hence at ditto. The Pandora, , from Bahia at Rio Janeiro. The Protector General, , from ditto at ditto. The Neptune, Melbourne, fr hence at Permmibucco. • The Venerable, Hutchinson, fr Rio Janeiro at ditto. The Superior, Bond, from hence at Bahia. The Clitus, Pearce, from hence at ditto. The Caesar, Irvin, from Gibraltar at Maranham. The San Nicolas, , from Lisbon at ditto. • The Isabella. Jackson, from Pernambncco at ditto. The Agenoria, Ridley, from hence at Trieste. The Goldfinch, Riberon, " from hence at " Gibraltar. The Finchett, Norquay. fr. hence at St. Petersburg. The Fancy, Sanders, from hence at Osfend. The Autumn, Bartlett, from hence at Antwerp. The Jong Pieter, Jobs, from hence at ditto. The Mariner, Motherhead, from hence at ditto. The Endeavour, Goerts, from hence at Dantzic. The Aphrodite, Frerks, from hence at ditto. The Victory, Nicholson, from hence at Helveot. The Union, Cox, from hence at Bremen. The Carolina, Beck, from hence at Narva.- The Elizabeth, Wraman, from hence at ditto. The Prince of Orange, Lambton, fr hence at Breille. The William, Presant, from hence at Hamburg. The Venus. Watts, from Leghorn at Mil ford. The Kate, Yabsley, fr Smyrna for this port at ditto. The Martha, Ford, from Barcelona at ditto. The triton, hayford, from hence lor Ostend at ditto The London Packet, Roberts, for Antwerp at ditto. The Nadescha, Reed, from Narva at Hull. The Unity, Courts, fr. hence for Gibraltar at Fovvey. The General Palafox, Cummins, from Gibraltar at Stangate Creek, The Adelphi, Willin, from Sicily at Brombro' The Parker and Sons, Hodgson, from hence for New- Orleans off Martha Brae, 12th May, all well. The Mary and Henry, Watt, from Greenock at this port, bound for Charleston. The James, ( late Portees,) from Africa off this port, and sailed for London. The Kent, Miller, fr hence for Virginia, was spoke 5th inst. off Tuscar. The Holliday, , from hence for Baltimore, was spoke 22d ult. in lat. 51. Ion. 13. The Duke of Wellington, Wright, from hence for Rio Janeiro, was all well on 27th ult. in* l'af. 46. - 19. Ion. 11.41. out 12 days. The Dispatch, Thompson, from Bangor for Boston, was spoke in lat. 44. 5. Ion. 40. with bowsprit sprung and very leaky, and intended to go to Newfoundland to repair. A ship belonging to Greenock from this port, was on sho: e 4th nit. near Portage Islands, in the Gulph of St. Lawrence. Portsmouth, July 5.— Arrived the Bann S. W. from Africa; on 5th Jan. spoke the ship Fame, of Liverpool, on the Coast, and on 27th Feb. the Jane, and brig William, off Calabar River. The Hope, - , from Petersburgh. ( Virginia,) . B. Bryan Blundell 21 01 Canning Club Edward Sephton..;. 2.1 0 John Richardson Joseph Redish 21 0 Samuel Hope 21 0 William Crosbie 21 0 John Brancker 21 0 John Hall John Moncas John Gill. Thomas Bushel - 10 10 10 10 10 10 10 10 10 0 10 10 10 10 5 0 5 0 2 0 l2 0 2 2 T efore the major part of the Commissioners, in a Com- mission of Bankrupt, against Thomas Cooper. of Nantwich. in the County of Chester, Currier. Dealer d Chapman, at the Crown Ian, jn Nantwich oresaid, on Friday the 10th day of July, 1816. be- een the hours of three and five in the afternoon, bject to such conditions as will be then produced ; iVE PARTS or SHARES of and in the Sum of ^ 600, the residue of a Legacy or Sum of £ 800, eathed by the Will of William Atkinson, deceased, made payable upon the death of his sister Mary tkinson, now aged £ 5 years or thereabouts. For further particulars refer to Messrs. EdLESTON Elwood, Solicitors, Nautwich. On Friday the 2d day of August next, at six o'clock in the evening, at Hampson's, the George Inn, in Dale- street, subject to the conditions of sale to be then produced, Lot 1. HOUSE on the south side of School- lane XJL and Hanover- street, containing in front to School- lane 12 feet 6 inches, and in depth backward' about 40 feet, in the occupation of James Topham. 2. Two Dwelling- houses on the east side of St. Peter's Church- alley, containing in front and at the back se- verally 24 feet, and in depth backwards about .29 feet, now in the occupation of Will Gleave and Peter Heron. 3. A House and Stable behind, on the south- east side of Maghull- street, containing in front to the said street, and at the back severally 12 feet 8 inches, and in depth backwards about 63 feet 8 inches, in the occu- pation of John Robinson. 4. Two Dwelling- houses on the south- west side of Argyle- street, containing in front 33 feet 3 inches, and in depth backwards 52 feet, in the occupation of Eliz. Ashton and M. Jackson. 5. A Licenced Public- house, known by tne name of Georges, situate on the west side of Cropper- street, containing in front and at the back severally 14 feet 4 inches, and running in depth backwards 36 feet, at present untenanted. 6. The Piece of Land, with the materials upon it, situate on the south side of the old Dry Basin, and corni r of Bridge- street, now or late in the occupation of James Buckley, containing in front to the Dry Dock 30 feet, and in front to Bridge- street 37 feet, or there- abouts. 7. A Dwelling- house on the west side of Litherland- alley, containing in front and at the back severally, in- cluding half the common passage, 21 feet 6 inches, and running in depth backward 41 feet 6 inches, at present untenanted. 8. Three Dwelling- houses on the south- west side of Renshaw- street, containing in front to the said street 11 feet, at the back 11 tVet 5 inches, and running depth backwards 59 feet 4 inches, now in the occupa- tion of David Davies, James Shaw, and John Dickson. Plans of the Premises may be seen, and further par- ticulars had, by application at Mr. FOSTER'S office, i Lawton- street. A' thOMAS GREGORY begs, respectfully to an- nounce to his Friends and the Public that lie has commenced the business of an ACCOUNTANT, and hopes from his experience, in Commercial Concerns that any Commissions he may be entrusted with he will be enabled to exccute them so as to give general satisfaction. Tradesmen's Books posted up, and Debts collected in upon the most liberal terms. JYo. 2, School- lane. J BRUSH MANUFACTORY, No. 74, Paradise- street, Liverpool. jOSEpH HOAR respectfully begs leave to return his sincere thanks for the very liberal encourage- ment he has experienced since bis commencing in the above line of business, and further begs to assure his Friends and the Public in general, that he will supply them with a much superior quality of Brushes of every description, and on much lower terms than any other manufacturer. Painting Brushes and Camel- hair Pencils, in any quantity, wholesale, retail, and for exportation. Foreign Orders executed with dispatch. Since the above, the following Benefactions have been received, Mrs. Moulton's Legacy, per Mr. M. Grayson £\ 9 1.0 0 St. Anne's Collection 38 11 5 J. Clarke Esq. Ashfield, Donation 21 Joseph redish, Ditto 5 Thomas Bourne, Ditto 26 A Friend to the Charitv, Ditto G. W. Braddell, Ditto,' per Mr. B. B S. Staniforth, Ditto J. Pickup, Ditto .....;. B. Smith, Ditto J. S. a Friend to the Charity Rev. j. Formby's Donation John Tobin's Ditto George Rowe's Ditto... Thomas Molyneux's Ditto Mess. S. Brown and A. Platt, an Arbitration Mr. Worthington's Legacy J. Watkins, of Ditton, Donation Messrs. C. Horsfall, J. Kirby, and J. Dod- son, for au Arbitration Mr. D. M' Lean's Donation Messrs. G. Brown, E. Griffin, & S. Brown an Arbitration J THos. Leyland, ( being a reimbursement by- the Common Couucil, for a Session Din- tier at the King's Arms, and for Light- ing the Town- Hall, in his last Mayorality 10 2 • 12 21 21 10 10 21 ' 21 50 2 22 5 5 , 6 10 0 0 5 0 5 O 10 0 2 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 O 0 o o 0 0 0 0 2 0 10 0 0 0 On Thursday last, the Ilcv. Wm. Pulford, assistant Cliaplain of St. George's, in this town, was admitted by tlie University of Oxford lo the Degree of Doctor in Divinity. The new silver coinage is going on rapidly. Near 500,000 new sixpences were- coined within the last two or three days. The new twenty shilling pieces are to be called Sovereigns, and there are to be some Double Sovereigns ! ! 89 IS 0 20 0 0 A Friend tp the Charity, per the hands of } Sir Wm. Barton, Mayor $ John Adams 10 0 0 N. B.— The Trustees beg leave to assure the Public that they stand much in need of Donations and Bene- factions to enable them to complete what they deemed necessary alterations for the service of this Charity. • W1 WHOLESALE WOOLLEN and FLANNEL Warehouse, Unidn- eourt, Castle- street. RIGHT, LAWSON and Co. Manufacturers and Agents, have constantly on hand, Woollen Cloths, Baizes, and Flannels, of every description, suit- able for the American and other markets; Cotton and Coffee Bagging, Sail Canvas and Tarpauling, Twilled and Plain Sacks, & c.— Orders executed on liberal terms, to any amount, oil the shortest notice.. Clerk of the Peace's Office, Preston, iSUi June', 1816. NNOTICE IS HEREBY GIVEN, that the Mid- summer General Quarter Sessions of the Peace wiii be holdeu at the Castle of Lancaster, on Tuesday the 16th. At the New Court House, in Preston, on Thursday the 18th, At the Court House, in Ormskirk, on Monday the 22d, And at the New Bailey Court House, in Salford, on Wednesday the 24th day of Julv next. E. GORST, Dep. C. P. LIVERPOOL, nth JULY, 1816. TO DEALERS IN OIL. rjlHK Commissioners appointed in pursuance of an JL Act of Parliament for Lighting the town of Liver- pool. intend to meet in the Committee- Room, in Derby- square, on Friday the 2d day of August next, at eleven o'clock in the forenoon, to receive Proposals, in writing, from any person willing to contract with them for Lighting the Lamps, ( those about the Docks excepted) and finding Oil and other Materials for the same, for one year, from the 11th of Sept following. The Lamps at present are about 3900 in number, some with glass burners ( not reflectors) and have in general two spouts each, composed of not less than seventy threads of cot- ton. The Lamps are to burn full and clear in the months of August and September from seven in the evening; in October, from six; in November, Decem- ber. January, and February, from four; in March and April, frotii six; in May, fiom Eight; and in June and July, from nine till day light The Contractor must paint the lamp tops and repair and replace all cracked and broken lamps at his own expence ; and within six days from the expiration of his contract, collect and de- liver the lamps, in a perfect state to the Commissioners, or to such person as they shall appoint. The payments by the Commissioners will be made half yearly. Sealed Tenders may be addressed to Mr. EDW. BLACKSTOCK, Clerk to the Commissioners. I'he last Contract may lie se< n a. t the office of Mr. Edward Blackstock, Saint John's lane, Liverpool, or at that of Messrs. Blackstock and. Bunce, Solicitors, King's Bench Walk, London. WEIGHTS AND MEASURES. SIR WM. BARTON, KNT. Mayor. THE MAYOR intending to take frequent oppor- tunities from time to time of examining the Weights and Measures of the Wholesale as well as the Retail Dealers within the town, Notice is hereby Given, That the Deputy Clerk of the Markets will attend at his Office, near St. George's Church, from Ten to Three o'clock every day until Thursday the 2Jth day of July instant, for the purpose of trying and adjusting Such weights and Measures as shall be brought to him ; after which time the Mayor is determined to put the law in force against all persons whose Weights and Mea sures may be found deficient. By order STATHAM, Town Clerk. Town Clerk's Office, 10th July, 1816. BOROUGH and TOWN- LIVERPOOL. Sir WILLIAM BARTON, Knt. Mavor. THE GENERAL COURT of QUARTER SES- SIONS of the PEACE for this BOROUGH and '/ OWN, will be held in the COURT ROOM, within the TOWN- HALL, on MONDAY the 22d day of JULY. 1816, at Ten o'Clock in the Forenoon; when and where all Persons bound over to Appear and Prose- CHte, give Evidence or Answer, are to attend, on pain of their respective Recognizances being estreated. And tne COURT of PASSAGE for the trial of CIVIL CAUSES, will be held before the MAYOR and BAILIFFS of the said Town, on THURSDAY the 25th day of JULY. 1.8.16, of which the ATTOR- NJLS ij' the said Court arc required to take Notice. STATHAM, Town Clerk and Clerk of the Peace. All persons are requested to take Notice, that no Ta AVE R 8ES will be Tried at these SESSIONS, unless the same be entered for Trial ill the Town Clerk's- OJjice, on Vle MONDAY preceding the Sessions. MARRIED. On Wednesday the 26th ult. at St. Thomas' Church, Mr. Palmer, tailor, to Mary, daughter of Mrs. Sted- man. Chapel- street. Same day, at howroyde, near Halifax, Francis Hacket, Esq. of Moor- hall, Warwickshire, to Mary, only daughter of Lieut.- Colonel Horton, and grand daughter of the late Earl of Aberdeen. On Saturday the 29th ult. at Bath, Augustus Woods, Esq of Balladoole, Isle of Man, to Anna Maria, eldest daughter of the Rev. W. Coney, of Cookham, Berks. Oil Monday the 1st inst. in London, Robt. Hibbert, jun. Esq. of Birtles- hall, Cheshire, to Laetitia Cathe- rine, daughter of Henry Augustus Leicester, esq. On Tuesday the 2d inst. at Lincoln, Mr. Septimus Grittoii, surgeon, of this town, to Jane, seventh daughter of the ReV. G. Jepson, prebend of Lincoln. On Thursday last, at Burslem, W. B. Oliver, Esq of Cooridge, Staffordshire, to Mary Ann, only daughter of the late Benjamin Godwin, Esq. of the same place On Sunday last, ai St. Thomas's Church, by the Rev. Dr. Fearon, Mr. Morris Jones, of Tre madoc, to Frances, youngest, daughter of the late Mr. Thomas Billinge, of this town. Same day, at- St. John's Church, by the Rev. lid Loxliam, the Rev. T. S. Bristow, to Jane, eldest daughter- of the late Mr. Wm. Fleming, attorney, of this town. On Monday last, at Trinity Church, Mr. John Scott, book- keeper at the Saracen's Head coach office, to Miss Ann Ashburner. Same day, at St. Peter's Church, by the Rev. thos. hill, Mr. Thomas Jackson, merchant, to Mrs. Ashton. DIED. On Tuesday the 28th Nov. last, at sea, on his pas- sage from Calcutta lo London, Capt. Frazer Sinclair, late of the India ship Lady Rolle. After an absence of many years, lie was returning to his native country and friends— kind, generous aud brave; he was esteemed and beloved, and his melancholy fate is most deeply lamented. Lately, at Workington, aged 58, Capt. W. Capen. On Tuesday the 2d inst. at Rothbury, where he- had gone for the benefit of his health. Solomon Joseph Hodgson, youngest son of the late Mr. Solomon Hodg- son, proprietor of the Newcastle Chronicle. On Wednesday the 3d inst. at Ince- hall, near Wigan, in her 69th year, Mrs. Anderton, of Ince, mother of Mr. F. J. Anderton, of this town. Same day, aged 55, Mr. r. Riddiough, of the Nag's Head, Dale- street. Same day, Mrs. Briggs, Fleet- street, relict of Capt. Wrli. Briggs, of this town. Same day, at Whitehaven, Mr. G. Cowell, formerly master of one of the Liverpool traders. Same day, aged 46, Mr. W. Young, of the excise- office. On Thursday last, at his seat in Westmoreland, Dr. Watson,, the Bishop of Landaff. Same day, in his 87th year, Mr. Jas. Finch, of rufford On Friday last, in bis 23d year, Mr- Peter Millatt, liquor- merchant, of this town Same day, Mr. Ben. Joel, brush- maker, Manchester. Same day, Robert Banks, Esq. of Holme- house, near Wigan. On Sunday last, at Kirkham, aged 72, Mrs. Frances Shepherd ; very deservedly regretted. Same day, in London, after a short illness, Mrs. Addison, wife of Mr. Rd. Addison, solicitor. Staples Inn On Monday last, at Wavertree, Miss Foxcroft, sister of tiie late John Foxcroft, Esq HIGH WATER at LIVERPOOL the Ensuing Wed WITH THE HTTTNHTS OF THE TIDES. liverpool, july 11, 1816. SHIP NEwS. The Liverpool. Burrell, from hence at. Calabar. The John Troughton, Ravely, fr hence at Antigua. The Penelope, Hanley, from Norfolk at Jamaica. The Mary. Bibby, from New York at Tobago. The Thomas, Obery. fr New Orleans at Havannah. The Hornett, Miller, from hence at Passamaquoddy. The Richard, Tonkar, from hence at Virginia. The Esther, Gordon, from'hence at Wilmington. The Wilhelmina, Baxter, from hence at Alexandria. The Aid, Foster, from hence at St. Andrew's. The Mary and Jane, Thompson, from Halifax at Mirimachi. The Mary Ford, , from hence for St. Andrew's at Moose Island. The Eliza, Hadfield, fr Jamaica at St. John's, N. B. The Alicia, Raymond, from Grenada at ditto. The Margaret, Leavett, from ditto at ditto. The Hope, Fortune, from hence at Halifax. , The Enterprise, Borland, from hence at Quebec. The Canada, Cross, from hence at ditto. The Traveller, Carr, from hence at ditto. The Nicholson, Cairns, from hence at ditto. The Carricks, Bushby, from hence at ditto. The Kent, Stirling, from hence and Halifax at ditto. The Waterloo, Bond, from hence and Gaspee at do. The Eagle, Purdy, fr hence at Pr. Edward's island. with 53 hhds tobacco for J. & J. Dunlop, 1.5 do Brown and Gordon, 69 do W. and J. Brown and co. 236 do W. and A. Maxwell. 300c staves S. Holland. The Earl Fitzwilliam, S. Garrison, from New Brunswick, with 485 logs pine lc 15 deals 58 logs birch 141 | c 20 staves 4 faths- lathwood for Simpson. Davi- son and co. 6 logs pine 20 staves 13 masts S, Garrison. SOuTh AMERICA. The. Thomas, W. Blew, from Buenos Ayres. with 1513 hides feu- J.- and 11... Gladstone,. 635 do Gordon & Weir, 278 do Grays, Wilson and co 500 do S Hoi. land, 200. do J. Hope. 600 do G. Mathewson. 5V60 do - 119 serons tallow 1040D horns C. Tayleur and Co. 700 ox hides 150 serons tallow J. M'Viccar, 9' J hales wool hair and skins S. Ellison, 1600 hides J. Swire, 6J serons tallow order. The Frederick, It. P. Jones, from Bahia, with 21 cases sugar for Duff, Findlay and co. 200 bales cotton S Peck, 27 brls tapioca K. Pringle and co. 3 cases sugar 1* 55 bales cotton order. The Hope, J. M'Luckie, fram Bahia and Pernam- bucco, with from bahia 170 bags cotton for. W. Fiel- den, 43' do Harrisons and Latham—( from pernam- bucco 150 bags cotton Dyson, Irrnaos and co. 80 do J. Weetman, 92 do F. Jordan and co. 444 do order. The Brown, J. Scott, from Maranham, with 5:> bags cotton for N. Waterhouse and co. 10 do J G. da Costa, 307 do Costa, Guimaraens, and co. 30 do. C. P de C. tr- valho, 15 do J. A. Meirelles and co. 24 do G. M. Peavce and Hodson,' 124 do G. Roach and co. The Agreeable, J. Braithwaite, from Maranham. with 303 bags cotton for J. Hancock and co. 91 do J A. Meirelles and co. 50 do A. Van Zeller and co. 88 do Roach and Morgan. The William Shand, S. Every, from Pernambucco, with 18 cases sugar 100 cow and ox hides l_' 95 bugs cot- ton for Kenworthy. con and Bunnell, 7 do J. Weetman, 150 do B. Peck, 72 do S. Peck, 100 do Dyson Brothers and co. 100 do order. MEDITERRANEAN The Hope, A. Williamson, from Sicily' with 1000 bags shumac for G. turner and Naylor, 80 tons ba- rilla H. Matthie aud Theakstone. The Eliza, R. Booth, from Gallipoli and Palermo, with ( from Gallipoli) 72 casks oil for Duttoy and Dunn, ( from palermoj 865 bags shumac 200 mats Dutton and Dunn. PORTUGAL. The Margaret. M. Hughes,, from Lisbon, with 73 bags cotton for Costa., Guinaraensa d co. 50 do Little, Wotherspoon and Humberston, kO chests 19 half do oranges Farquhar and co. 50 chests do J. Finn, 10 half chests do Holliweil and highfield - 57 chests 6 half do orange's order.. The Confederacy, W. Wandley. from Lisbon, with 200' chests 400 half do oranges f. n G. and J. M. Gil- christ and co. The Moscow, T. Dobson, from Oporto, with 4 pipes wine for J. Percival, 14 do M. Dakin, 5 do W. Arm- strong, 4 do J. Acton. 5 do 2 hhds do II. Mu leneux, 25 do 10 do R. Preston and co. 6 do 8 do G. Abbot, 18 do 1 do order. PRUSSIA. The Friede, H. Myyer, from Memel. with 40-} c 15 deals 5-~ c 10 deal ends 5c staves for J. Leigh aud co 67 bags linseed C. W. neuman. The Infatigable, J. E. Gross, from Dantzic, with 675 lir balks 14 faths lath wood 40c staves 166 bags peas for Backhouse'and Robinson. The Ottomar, w. Plummer, from Dantzig, with 55c staves 5000 treenails 140 fir balks 7£ c 5 deals 15 fathoms lathwood for Pearson and Claude. The Satisfaction. J G. Rahtske, fiom Dantzig. with 812 . pees fir 12 faths lathwood 1' or Bourne brothers,, 146 bags pease Pearson imd Claude, 50c staves X. Naylor and cj. The Augusta, J. Schuhz, from Dantzig, with 1142 oak planks 28 fathoms lathwood 110c staves 9^ c deals for T. Naylor aud co. The Perpetuum Mobile, Johann Ludwig Ehlert, from Danzig, with 669 iir balks 10 fathoms lath wood for Joseph Leigh and co. 34^ c staves P. Quirk, 25c do Backhouse, Robinson and co. 158 bags peas Pick- ering Brothers. The Mercurius, , from Dantzig, with 58c staves ! for Geller and co. 672 fir baiks 12 fathoms lathvvuod 158 bags, peas Backhouse, Robinson and co. SWEDISH FINLAND. The Mentor, J. F. Halleen, from Abo, with S33 fir baiks 1.2* 0 12 deals deal end for Jones un i . Woodville, 2^ c 24 deals 2 brls tar said master. The Hoppe, J. Reeter, from Abo, 7\ c 24 deals. 7c 24 deal ends 50 oafs 1^- c . 4 t - intl ^ k -' for Jones aud Woodville, 5c 14 deals said master, IRELAND. The Massercene, W. Darby, from Belfast, with 14 bales bacon 74 fii ks 16 half do butter for J. Battersby, 50 ftrks do T. Rimmer and co. SO do J rimmer and co. 26 tirks 4 half do T. Edleston, 4 bbds 13 bales ba- con Whittingham and Dawson, 5 hhds do Henderson, Sellar and Gregson, 96 calfskins R. Whittle, 58 bales bacon P. Sowerby and son, 9 casks bayou 322 boxes- 36 bales linen cloth order. The General Hunter, P. Clark, from Newry, with 30 bales tow for Tbrelfall & co. 39 hhds flax seed Rath- bone, Hodgson and co. 4 casks calves velves A. Gibson and co. 178 bales and boxes linen cloth order. the Diamond. H. Orr, from Londonderry, with 10 FESTIVALS, & c. WEST INDIES. The Jamaica, T. Glegg, from Jamaica, with 50G hhds 20 tees 4 brls sugar 124 punch* rum 99 tees cofTee 30 bags cotton 1 hhd copper 3 logs mahogany 65 tons logwood for France, Fletcher, Vales and co 40 hhds sugar W. Goore. 30 do Addison and Bagott, 12 tees coilee Clarke, Grundy and co 6' do T. Corrie and co. 1 punch rum 2 kegs tamarinds Hollinshead & Stavert, 12 tons logwood J Robinson, I brl coffee 65 hhds 1 brl sugar 20 punchs 5 hhds rum 9 kegs tamarinds order. The Hannah, W. Fairclough, from Antigua, with 529 hhds 329 tees 7 brls sugar 3 hhds ruin 1 tee 5 brls old copper for Rodie and Shands. The General Brock, J. H. riches, from Demerara, with 384 punchs rum 7 casks coffee 66-^ c 20 staves for Barnes and Finlayson, 4 hhds sugar W. Johnson. 98 do Ewart, Rutson and co. 27 do Rodie and Siiands. 2 punchs rum J. H. Riches. The Mary, W. Brown, from Demerara, with 476' bhds sugar 139 bales cotton 55 hhds 516 bags coffee < if punchs rum for Bolton and Littledale, 30 bales cotton T. Daniel and sons, 4 brls sugar order. The Hugh, J. Gregg, from Demerara. with 227. hi. ds 9 tees 3 brls sugar 10 tees 145 liags coffee for Bowe & Bushby, 51 bales cotton N. Waierhouse & coj AMERICA- The Rebecca, J. Dobson, from New York, with 272 bales cotton 44 brls ashes 10c staves for Cropper, Ben-. son and co. 57 bris ashes and G. Benn,. hhds hams W. and J. Thompson. I brl Calves velv^ s J. Brough, 5 casks calfskins 61 hides 18 crates tanners waste 1500 bones Gillies and O'- Neill. 15 bags flax Whitehouse aud Galan, 57 bags flax 9 brls pigs cheek order. The Fanny, W Martin, from IS. Iftist.. with 30 firIts butter rimmer and co. 54 do W. and J. FlounderS co. 4 bales bacon geoghegan, Atkinson and co. 496 hides 238 bundles calfskins P. Ilotineli. 247 bales and boxes linen cloth older. ' i'he Union, D. Kinsella, from Wexford, with 261 bags cotton for Robinson, Clapham and to 100 brl9 beans Bourne, Brothers The Ann, A. Keay, from Londonderry, with 15 casks salts for Fearon and c?. 168 bags flax 15 tees 3 half do rice 6 tons logwood ' 9 casks lb bundles hides aud skins Sydebotham and co. 7 casks t. uudies do Gillies and O'Neill. 220 do 5 bales { i 1 cask bacon 57 bales and boxes linen cloth order. The Mary Ann, G. Armour, from Limerick, with 817 brls wheat 236 do oats for Cropper, Benson & CO. The Amelia, M Heaney, from Drogheda, with 160 brls oats 17 tons bran for Makin and Sutton. The Catherine, C Williams, from Killala, with 631 brls oats for Makin and Sutton. The Clwyd, W. Griffith, from Dublin, with 800 brls wheat for F. and H. Maxwell. The Johns, J. Mundell, from Waterford, with 686 brls wheat for Orford and son. the . Mary and Catherine, J Jones, from cork, with 506 firks butter for Stack, Lynch and hores. Omitted— In the Sylvan, Pughe. and Betsey. Evans, from Cork, and Maria Crowther, Watson, from Dublin, — 945 firks 1 keg 2 casks butter 100 bags flour for Stack, Lynch and Hores. ISLEMAN. - ' The Douglass, E. Owen, wjtli 2$ s; » cks bailey for Harrow and Fleetwood. COASTERS The Telegraph, J. Candler, from Harwich, with 500 qrs malt 30 do beans for J. and h. Alison The Milo, R. Walker, from Leith, will) 38 bags barley for J. Watson and po The John and Betsey, VI. Coupland. from Dumfries, w ' 1H7 qrs wheat 62* do oats 2^ tons barley for G, booth and co the James and Robert C. Campbell, from Leith, with 100 punchs gin for h. Matthie and co. The Jane, S. Garnett from Conway, with 245 qrs wheat for ; hall and Litton. The Nelly, J. Patterson, from Banff with 1522 bolls oatmeal fL duff Findlay and co. The Druid, W. donaldson, from Kirkcudbright, with 163 qrs wheat' for t. land and birbeck The Brothers, T. gracie. from . Kirkcudbright, with 50 qrs wheat for Copeland and Birbeck. ' I he Rose, R. Burroughs, from Yarmouth, with qrs wheat 97 do barley 313 do malt 116 do beans fur R. and T. Woodward. > SAILED. Wellington. Parish, St. John's, N. 8. Howard, Candler, New York Jane, Duchars, Bremen Matia, Prince, Trinidad Adriana, Donaldson, philalphia Ann Maria, Waite, New York Osiris, Gerwien, Memel Hannah, heathorn. bombay Active. Davies,' antwerp V- Lady Trowbridge Brown, pernambuco ^ Jane, Evans. Antwerp Jane,. Rickards, St. Thomas- ThomaS. Bowman, Virginia Dykes, Wickham, new Orleans Omnium, Fenwick, Pensylvania Margaret, davies, Ostend Telegraph, Coffin, Boston William, Patten, Quebec Roscoe, Bean, Bengal, July 4. 6. 8. FROM THE LONDON GAZETTE, TUESDAY, July 2. AT the court at Carlton- house, the 1st July, IRIS, ( present, his Royal Highness the Prince Regent in Council) his Serene Highness the Prince of Saxe Co bourg was, by command of his Royal Highness the Prince Regent. in the name and on the behalf of bis Majesty,' introduced into the Privty Council by the Right hon. the Earl ot' Harrowby, Lord President, and his Serene Highness tool; his " place at the board on bis royal Highness's right hand. The Gazette also contains a proclamation, offering a reward of 50( j guineas for the apprehension of any of the offenders concerned in the destruction of the machi- nery at Mr. heathcote's pianofactory, at Loughbo- rough. The Gazette of Saturday states, that the Prince regent has knighted Dr. A. Croke, late Admiralty Judge in Nova Scotia ; J. Cotgreave, Esq. Mayor of Chester; and Lieut.- Col. J. C. Mullock; permitted Lieut.- Gen. J. Campbell to accept the Sicilian Order of Ferdinand and of Merit; and appointed A. Gillies esq one of the Judges in the Scotch Jury Court; Arch. Colquhoun. Esq. Clerk of the Registers in Scot- land ; and the Earl of Hopetoun, Lieut, and Sheriff Principal of Linlithgowshire. This Gazette also con tains an account of the investiture of several Knights Grand Crosses and Compounders of the Bath. LONDON, JULY 6, 1816. A letter from Portsmouth, dated 5th July, says,— M Orders were received here this morning to victual and lit on the war establishment, a squadron, consisting of one first rate, 120 guns; one second rate, 98 guns; four of 74 guns; four large frigates, two sloops, and four bombs, under the command of Lord Ex mouth, who will hoist his flag on hoard the Queen Charlotte. Captain Bi isbane lias been tejnovcd from the Boyne. to act as Lord exmouth's captain. The several ships destine*} to accompany his lordship to the Mediterra nean. are fitting out w ith al| imaginable dispatch." T.. e Prince Regent, with a view to assist the different manufactories of tile country at the entertainment he intends giving on the 12th instant, 1ns commanded the following notice to be annexed to the cards of invita- tion :— " The Prince Regent has expressed himself desirous that the nobility and gentry invited to Cai Iton- house on the 12th inst. should appear upon that occasion in British manufacture " Carlton- house, July 2, 1816.'- It ordered. that Midshipmen and Masters Mates, who have qualified for the rank of Lieutenant, and also Second Masters, or those who have acted as Masters in the Navy. may. in future, be deemed fit Candidates for the situation of Mates of Revenue cruizers. Their pay ( independent of their victualling and proportion of the value of seizures) to be— in a vessel of 140 tons and upwards, ^ 80; in a vessel of 100 tons and upwards, =£ 70; and under 100 tons. £ 60 per annum. The Second Mates in the fiist class of these vessels are to receive £ 45, and in the second class r£- 10 per annum. DEATH OI MR SHERidAN.— We have the painful task of recording the death of a man, as distinguished for public talents any within our recollection.— On Sunday last, at 12 o'clock at noon died, at his house, in Saviile- row. The Rt Hon R. B Sheridan, in the 65th year of his age. The public qualities of Mr. Sheridan are fresh in the recollection of our readers; with his pri- vate foibles antl his private virtues, we have nothing to do ; but we should not render justice to the character of this eminent man. if we did not shortly pay a hasty tribute to his memory. As an orator, his eloquence was commanding—- his wit of a superior cast, unconta- xniunted by ascerbity. and his argument was conclusive. No one doubted his patriotism— of that he has left a memorial in the history of iris Parliamentary conduct during the proceedings at the Nore. On various occa- sions he stood aloof from his party, when his own judg- ment directed him to serve the public cause. Sure we are, now his failings ( and who is without them) are bu- ried in the grave, his memory, as a public character, will be recollected with gratitude, and his death be sin- cerely lamented For several weeks prior to his death, be lay under arrest, and it was only by the firmness and humanity of the two Physicians who attended him. Dr. Baillie and Dr. Bain, that an obdurate attorney wa prevented from executing a threat to remove him from 5ust ... a death- bed in gaol Will it tie believed, that 4 man who has adorned the age in which lie lived with such varieties of light and splendour, should him- self have been left to feel the pressure of want ? He en- joyed however, to the last moment, the sweetest con solation that t e heart can feel, in the affectionate ten- derness, sympathy, and attention of his amiable wife and son. Mrs. Sheridan. though hesself labouring under severe illness could not be withdrawn from his • couch. She watched over him with the most anxious solicitude through the whole of that protracted suffer- ing which parted them for ever.— London Packet. steam- Parket— The Duke of Wellington sailed from Runcorn at five o'clock on Sunday morning the 30th ult. and arrived at this port at seven. She sailed from hence, with passengers, about eleven, and landed them at Run- corn. She departed from Runcorn for Warrington, whither she arrived at two o'clock. She left it again at half- past two for Runcorn, where she landed her passen- gers. and. having taken in a fresh cargo, sailed for Liver- pool, and arrived litre at half past seven o'clock in the evening. The whole distance which she sailed in the course of the day was upwards of 80 miles; a distance, we imagine, wh it'll no vessel ever performed in the « ame time on this intrica e river. The following prisoners have been committed to our Castle since our last:— John Tomlinson, Thos Hyde and John Haynes, for a burglary in the house of Jno Taylor, at Manchester, and stealing a £ 1 Bank Note, 50s, other silver coin, and 50)- pence in copper.— Wm. Harris, for stealing at Liverpool, four doubloons, six Spanish dollars, and one piece of gold, the property of Israel Hess. Nancy Rowlandson, fur want of sureties to keep the peace, especially towards her husband, Geo. Rowlandson, of Lancaster.— Thomas Wilson, for break- ing open the house of Anthony Pritchard, at Sephton, in the day- time, no person being therein, and stealing di vers articles of wearing apparel. John Bateson, for want of sureties to keep the peace, especially towards John Procter, of Ellel. Thomas Smith, for killing and slaying Alice Chadderton, at Ashton- under- Line. James Wheelan and John Cummins, for the wilful murder of James Beaghan, at Liverpool.— Lancaster Gazette. By the Coroners' Bill, the fees of these useful and important Officers are to be increased as follows; For every inquisition on view of a body noi? £• s. d. dying in prison 3 2 0 0 Ditto, dying in prison, a sum at the pleasure? j Q of the magistrates, not exceeding ^ For every mile a Coroner shall " be compelled? q j g to travel to take any inquisition ^ No Coroner to take any fee or reward, other than a fee of 13s 4d in cases of murder or manslaughter. The fees sought to be obtained, prior to the interpo- sition of the Somersetshire magistrates, were 40s for every inquisition, and 2s ( id for every mile a coroner travelled to take an inquisition.— The coroner residing nearest to the place where the body shall lie, is in future, ( except in case of tile illness of the proper coroner.) to take the inquest. SUMMER ASSIZES. NORtHERN CIRCUIT. Before Sir G. Wood and Sir J. Bailey. City of York and County of the same City— Saturday. July 27, at the Guildhall of the said City. Yorkshire— Same day at the Castle ot' York Durham-— Saturday, Aug 10, ai the Castle of Durham : own of Newcastle- upon- Tyne, and County of the same Town— Thursday, August 15. at the Guildhall of the same town Northumberland— Same day. at the Castle of Newcastle upon- Tyne. Cumberland— Wednesday. August 21, City of Carlisle, Westmoreland Wednesday, August 28, at Appleby Lancashire— Saturday, August 51, at the Castle of Lancaster. July 4. COURT OF DELEGATES. THURSDAY heNSHAW V. ATKINSON. This was a case which has been already twice before ^ he public, and is attended with the extraordinary cir- cumstances of having been twic » agitated in the Court of Delegates without any decision, in consequence of the Cour". being equally divided in opinion on each oc- casion. It was an allegation originally propounded in the Consistory Court of Chester, and it was attempted to impeach the validity of a will executed by the la'e Sir thomas Henshaw, in which, after making various dispositions 01 a large property, he, by a codicil, be- queathed to a Mr. Atkinson the sum of j? 21,000 Mr. liensiiaw unfortunately afterwards committed suicide. and the coroner's inquest found a verdict of lunacy The suit therefore was brought to desire that an intes- tacy should be decreed, but the Consistory Court had decided in favour of tire will; and, upon a removal of the cause to York, this decision was confirmed. An appeal was then made to the Court of Delegates, com- posed of six commissioners, who dividing equally upon the codicil iu question, without disturbing th, rest of the sentence of the Ecclesiastical Court, a second commis sion, consisting i f eight members, was appointed, whose enquiries were terminated by a similar result. The cause now came 011 to be tried before a Court composed of six of the Judges, and of eight Doctors of Civii Law. Dr. Stoddart was proceeding to open the case on the part of the respondent, when Serjeant Copley, who was retained on the same side, submitted to the Court, that, as one of the Spgeants, he. in point of rank, bad a title to precede a Doctor of Civil Law, and that it was due to those of his own order that this title should be as serted. The Learned Serjeant then handed a written paper containing an extract from some authority on the point. Dr. Stoddart declared he should feel very sincere sa- tisfaction to find that the precedency was due to hi: Learned Friend.^ He could not lay claim to any preat experience with regard to this point; but be had been informed by the Dean of the Arches, that there was a case which might be considered as a precedent favour- able to the right of his profession, and which, therefore, it would not be becoming in him to surrender. The truth appeared to be, that there was a perfect equality of rank betw een the servientvs ad legem and the doctores legum civilium they proceeded in their respective Cour. s vart < he Serjeant taking precedency in foro reghiA and the Doctor in foro civili. To establish this principle,- he begged to read a pretty long extract " from Sir H. Spelman's Glossary. All the ancient writers spoke in the highest terms of the dignity of Doctors of Civil Law, and one author enumerated no Jess than 150 privileges which belonged to thein. Water- bouse and Oughton were the authorities to which he would principally direct the attention of their Lord ships j and if, on consideration of them, they should de- termine for the . ight of his Learned Friend, he should cheerfully submit to their decision. Mr. Serjeant Copley did not think the quotations ad- duced by his Learned Friend proved any priority on either side, and were therefore not at all decisive of the question. Thf Court was then cleared for about half an hour, T? hen U was finally arranged that the point should he reserved— that Dr. Stoddart should open the pleadings, and that Mr. Serjeant Copley should then be heard on the general merits of the case. Mr. Serjeant Copley, and afterwards Dr. Stoddart, then addressed the Court at great length for the respon- dent, contending that the evidence on the* other side was whol^ insufficient to support the plea, that Air. Atkin- fj^ hat! procured the codicil in question to be made by # rercising an under influence1 over the mind of the tesl tutor or the genera! allegation that there was any defi- ciency of testamentary capacity, enher at the time the oiiginal will was executed, or the codicil. At half past three the Court adjourned, in order to allow time to the. tinsel for the respondent to compress the points of tiieir defence into the narrowest compass, as the Court cannot sit latter than Tuesday neat. BANKRUPTS. Benjamin Powis, Tettenhall, maltster and coal- dealer; July " 8, 9, August 10, Jerningham Arms Inn, Shiffnall. attorney, Mr. Wm Tomkys Price, Wolver- hampton. John Barrow and John Haigh, Mold Green, mer- chants and manufacturers; July 26, 27, August 10. White Swan, Huddersfield: attorney, Mr. Allison, Huddersfield. Joseph Smith, Sedgley, iron- master; July 8, .9, August 10, Jerningham arms, Shiffnall: attorney, Mr. Corser, Wolverhampton. John Smith, Manchester, tailor and draper; July 13, 15, August 10, two, White Bear Inn, Manches- ter : attorney. Mr. Hewitt, Manchester. William Foster, Liverpool, grocer; July 22, 23, August 13. at Elizabeth Ellis', Liverpool: attorney. Mr. John Garnett, Liverpool. Facon Bullen Bland, Torkington, calico- printer; July 15, 17, August 13, Warren Bulkeley Arms, Stockport: attorney. Mr. Harrop, Stockport. DIVIDENDS July 6. John Kennion the elder, and John Kennion the younger, London, brokers; one, Guildhall. 29. John Cox, Liverpool, linen- draper and haber- dasher; one, George Inn, Liverpool. 26. Charles Halstead and Jas. Mottershead, Healy Wood, cotton- spinners and manufacturers; ten, Bull Inn, Burnley. 18. Thomas Horton, Shrewsbury, linen- draper; six, George Inn, Northampton. 20 Thomas Orton, Liverpool, hosier; one, George Inn, Liverpool. August 3 Benjamin Williams and Harvey Craken- thorp, London, merchants; ten, Guildhall. November 5 Benjamin Gilgrest, London, soda- water- manufacturer; eleven, Guildhall. CERTIFICATES. July 20. Thomas Guy, Liverpool, grocer. 20. John Cawson, Liverpool, broker. TO BE LET, and may be entered on Immediately, AN excellent Family HOUSE, situated in Nile- street. fit for the reception of a Genteel Family. For farther j articulars enquire of Mr. Harry Legh, No. 51, Mill- street, Toxteth Park. ~ TO CREDITorS AFIRST DIVIDEND of eight shillings in the pound, out of tjie money arising from the effects of William Richardson, lute of Pool- lane, Liverpool, brazier and tinman, will be made ( by Mr. THOMAS BANNER, Accountant, Cain's- buildings, Lord- street,) amongst all the creditors of the said William Richard- son, who shall execute the deed of assignment on or before the 24th day of July next, and which lies at the office of Mr. FORREST, Solicitor, for that pnrpo'- e. tHE creditors who have proved their debts under a JL c< m nisMon of bankrupt awarded and issued forth against John Steel, of Liverpool, in the county of Lan- caster. druggist, dealer and chapman, are desired to meet the assignees of the estate and effects of the said bankrupt, on the 15th day of July instant, at eleven o'clock in the forenoon, at the office of Mr T O. HUGHES, solicitor, Post Office- place, in Liverpool aforesaid, to assent to or dissent from the said assignees commencing* prosecuting or defending any suit o » suits at law or in equity, for the recovery of any part of the said bankrupt's estate or effects; or to the compounding submitting to arbitration, or otherwise agreeing any matter or thing relating thereto ; and to assent to or dissent from the payment of wages to the said bankrupt's assistants and servants due to them at the time of the bankruptcy or any part thereof; and also relative to sending out letters of attorney abroad, to recover cer tain sums qf money due to the estate of the said bank- rupt; and on other special affairs. VALUABLE CORN MILL AND PREMISES, in Lancashire. To be SOLD by PRIVATE CONTRACT, With immediate possession, ALL those extensive BUILDINGS, recently fitted up in the most substantial and improved manner as a STEAM CORN MILL, situate in Bewsey- street within Warrington, in the county of Lancaster. The Premises comprize two Buildings of si? stories high, affording the most ample means of warehousing g: ain. a Steam Engine of 34 horse power, th. vee pa r of Grey and four pair of French Stones, two Dry Kilns, Dressing Machines, and every requfcsi. i foi carrying on a very considerable Milling concern v the most advantageous manner. The supply of wai to the engine is sufficient in the dryest sea- sons, aud i addition thereto a large Reservoir has been formed ii the land adjacent to supply any deficiency. There i also a considerable plot of vacant Land in front of the buildings on which any additional erections might be constructed. The town of Warrington being equally distant from the populous towns of Manchester, Liverpool and Bolton having a very superior corn market of its own, uid being upon the navigable river Mersey, and near to the Duke of Bridgewater's canal, presents one of the best situations in the country for establishing and conducting an extensive Corn Trade; and for the ac- commodation of any person desirous of embarking in the purchase of the above Premises, a considerable part of the purchase money may remain at interest on security thereof The whole of the Premises may be viewed on appli- cation to Mr John Johnson, clerk of the Mill, and further particulars may be had from Messrs. BOVER and NICHOLSON. Solicitors, Warrington BILIOUS DISORDERS! r tHE afflicted with Bilious Complaints. wJU meet A with speedy and effectual relief from that most excellent medicine GALL'S ANTIBILIOUS PILLS. It is a well known fact, that most of the diseases in- cident to rriankind. proceed from, or are connected with, a vitiated state of the Bile; such as indigestion, acid eructations, heartburn, flatulency, costiveness, cholic or griping pains in the bowels, cramps in various parts of the body, jaundice, sick head- ache, lowness of spirits, and a numerous train of nervous disorders A single dose of Gall's Antibilious Pills will, in most cases, effectually relit- Te these distressing com- plaints, and by timely application prevent their return. The Proprietors too highly appreciate the blessings of health, to offer a Medicine, of which the efficacy has not been abundantly proved. This has' stood the test of 20 years, with daily increasing popularity, arid in- numerable are the signatures that might be procured from all ranks, to prove its utility in improving the ap- petite. strengthening the digestion, and ameliorating the general health,, but in a Medicine established by such long experience this has been deemed unnecessary. They are prepared and sold wholesale by the Sons of the late Proprietor, at their shops at \ Vroodbridge and Bury, in boxes at 2s 9d and 13^ d each, and retail by most Venders in the Kingdom. Sold wholesale in London, by Evans arid Son, Long- lane; Sutton and Co. Bow Churchyard; Butler, Cheapside ; Newbery and Sons, and edwards, St. Paul's Church- yard ; Barclay and Sons, Fleet- market; and Johnston, Greek- street, Soho. Observe that none can be, genuine unless signed by B. Gall on the stamp in his own hand writing. HUDSON'S HUILE DIVINE, Or Culpepper's Specific for the Growth of HAIR, Prepared from a recipe of the celebrated Botanist, Cul- pepper, and recommended by the great dr. hunter, and other eminent Physicians. WHERE the Hair has fallen off from old age the Proprietors are ready to admit that they cannot always promise a remedy, but where Gentlemen have lost their Hair from illness, change of climate, perspira- tion, or any of those causes which occasion a premature decay, the Huile Divine will be found a regenerator of no ordinary nature. It is an excellent article for freeing the Hair from Scurf. & c. and makes it, if ever so hard, beautifully soft and glossy. N. B Wrapped round each bottle is a dissertation on the nature of the hair, See. with references to some respectable individuals who recovered their hair after being bald for years.-— Sold by the Proprietor's Agent, No. 45, Gcrrard- street, Soho- square, London ; and by app intment by Mr. Rennie, Perfumer, Lord- street, Liverpool, and by most Perfumers and Hair- dressers in the Kingdom, in bottles price 3s 6d, 7s 6d, and one guinea Caution— None are genuine unless signed " Hudson and Co." on the label. As above is also sold ATKINSON'S VEGETABLE DYE, warranted, under the penalty of one hundred pound > to change grey or red hair on the head or whiskers, to a brown or black, so permanent that nothing can re- move it.— Price 5s per bottle. EVERY Man his own Doctor, by the use of Dr. BOERHAAVE'S RED PILLS, a medicine famous throughout Europe for the cure of every stage and symptom of a Certain Complaint. It is a melan- choly fact, that thousands fall victims to this horrid dis- ease, owing to the unskilfulness of illiterate men, who, by an improper treatment of this direful calamity, not unfrequently cause those foul ulcerations and blotches which so often appear on the head, face and body, with dimness in the sight, noise in the ears, deafness stric- tures, obstinate gleets, nodes on the shin bones, ulce- rated sore throat, diseased nose, nocturnal pains in the head and limbs ( frequently mistaken for other disorders) till at length a general debility and decay of the consti- > n ensues, and a melancholy death puts a period to , ilU\ Ing mortality With each box is given a copious bill of direc- persons are enabled speedily to cure | v, sVn 1. h safety and secresy, without the least e of business. Its amazing sale i fifty years, though seldom advertised, is of its immense utility Price only another supply is just received from London, and sold by J. Gore, Wright & Cruickshank, and T. Kaye, Castle- street; Oakes and Foden, Pool- lane; J. Steele, King- street; and C. Wright, druggist, Old Dock, Li- verpool ; and all medicine venders. This medicine is a sovereign ? emedy in chronic rheu- matism, glandular obstructions, poverty of blood, and scurfy eruptions; in short, it has excelled when saliva- tion and other means have failed. To CREDITORS and DEBTORS. ALL persons having claims and demands against the estate, effects and possessions of Robert Cliffe a native of Broomhall, in the parish of Wrenbury, it the county of Chester, and late residing on the planta- tions Columbia, in the colony of Demerara, and On Britannia, in the colony of Berbice, and who died on the high seas in the month of August, 1799, are re- quested within one month from the date hereof to fur rrish for examination and adjustment, a statement of their accounts, with the nature of their debts and se- curities, ( if any) postage free, to Mr. Thomas Ueckett. of Nantwich, in the county of Chester, acting executor to the last will and testament of the said Robert Cliffe, as it is intended immediately on the expiration of the notice herein expressed, to make a distribution in part of the said testator's estate and effects amongst the le- gatees under his will. June 18, 1816. THE MOTHER'S LIBRARY. 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This Ointment has been iu general use. for upwards of 100 years, without a single instance of its having failed to cure the most inveterate cases. It does not contain the smallest- parti- cle of Mercury, or any other dangerous ingredient, and may be safely used by Persons of the most delicate con- stitution. The Public are requested to observe, that none can possibly be genuine unless the names of the Proprietors, Barclay and Sons, are engraved on the stamp . affixed to the box ; and great danger may arise fr6m the neglect of this caution. Sold wholesale and retail. by Barclay and Sons, ( the only successors to Jack- son and Co.) No, 95, Fleet- market, London, price Is. 9d. duty included; and by their appointment, by Gore, Edwards and Penny, Gregory and Taylor Bil- linge, Kaye, Lathbury. Bailey, Castle- street; R. Jones, Haymarket; Hughes, Whitechapel; S. Johnson, Sharpe, Church- street Taylor, Cleveland- square; W. Jones and co. Paradise- street; Clay, ranelagh- street; Alex- ander, Park- lane; Simons, Byrom street; Morris, Taylor, Commutation- row; Magill, 19, Shaw's- brow; Birdsall and Sharpe, Dale- street, Liverpool; Poole, Chester; Garside, Ormskirk; Walker, Fallowfield, Addison, Preston ; Brown, Wigan ; Haddocks, Lei. ciester, Lintiy, Wilson, Warrington; Broady, North- wich. ANNUAL REPORT of Patients cured and relieved by Dr. LAMERT', from his Dispensaries, J> 6', High- street, Borough Loudon, 49, Queen- square, Bristol, and 5, Lever- street, Manchester. From October, 1814, to October, 1815. Ague 20 Impotency 7 Asthma— Periodical, Continual & Spasmo- 48 die Bilious Diseases Cancers & White Swel- lings Contraction of Limbs.. Cuticular, Erysipelas & Scorbutic Eruptions Colds, Coughs. •& c 40 Dropsy, its complicated stages Deafness, slight and inveterate Fits Fevers, various Female Diseases, indi- cated by a consump- tive countenance, shooting pains, debil- ity, & c... Gout, crabbed cases re- lieved Gleet Head Ache, from cos- tiveuess 13 ltd Imbecility and seminal Weakness 22 Jaundice King's Evil, some after years...... Mercury, the Diseases created from its inju- dicious use Nervous Diseases I'. les Rheumatism flheurnatic Gout Rheumatic Head Ache 24 Swellings in the Neck.. 54 Scurvy 55 Sore Eyes, variety 41 Strictures in the Ureth- ra, causing suppres- sion arrd incontinence of Urine, Pain in the Back, Emaciation & Gravelly Symptoms.. 119 17 Venereal Cases ,... 513 Ulcerated Sore Legs... 43 Ulcerated Breasts 7 64 .3,6 53 42 52 551 Total 1722 Dr Lamert, is also enabled from the result of long experience, to remove a certain complaint by a peculiar and salutary method, however inveterate or complicated, without the use of mercury, confinement or inconveni- ence to the patient, and in slight cases, on an early ap- plication. a cure is generally performed in the short space of three or four days, ( the unprecedented success of tiis mode of treatment in a practice on upwards of one hundred thousand persons of both sexes, has indu- ced Dr. L. thus publicly to offer his services.) Dr. L. may be consulted from nine till twelve o'clock in the forenoon, and from three till ten in the evening, at 11, CORNWALLIS- STREET, LIVERPOOL. Advice to the Poor Gratis. , Dr. L's Trusses on a Construction never bcfore suffered to tiie Public. > As PROUT and Co.' s EMOLLIENT PALM SOAP, manufactured from Palm Oil by a new Chemical Process. PROUT and Co. convinced of the utility of this discovery, with the utmost confidence, offer it to the Public, as the most Emollient Preparation hitherto discovered ; and in order to guard against counterfeits, it is requested that purchasers will enquire for " Prout and Co.' s Emollient Palm Soap," and to observe that the following Certificate is on the outside wrapper ac- companying each cake :— " tre hereby certify that this cake of Emollient Palm Soap is truly genuine; any wanting the authority of our signature must be counterfeit. PROUT and Co." Fifty Pounds reward will be paid on conviction of a forgery of this certificate. The Palm Tree is a native of the warmest regions of Africa, and is held in the highest estimation by the natives of those places, as a preservative of the skin from the scorching heat of the Sun, & c. and is the only thing made use of tu produce til t softneess which is so much admired by Europeans. Sold by the manufacturers Prout and Co. Perfumers. 229, Strand, London, and by Mr. D. Rennie. Per- fumer, 50. Lord- street. Liverpool, price Is each cake DICEY and Co.' s TRUE DAFFY'S ELIXIR. Superior to every other Medicine for giving imme diate relief in the most painful Fits of the Cliolic. and in all complaints of the Stomach and Bowels. S a general Family Medicine DICEY'S DAFFY has long become so justly Celebrated, from its superior Quality to all o her Preparations sold under the name of Daffy's Elixir, that no Family, particularly- ill the Country, ought to be without it ;— but, as effec- tual Relief is only to be expected by those who use the Genuine Medicine, purchasers are cautioned not to rely merely upon the gla, ss bottle bearing the name of Dicey Co as there are unprincipled people who buy up the empty bottles for the purpose of filling them with their own Counterfeit Preparations, and which are thus imposed upon the Public as the true Daffy's Elixir— the only certain . criterion is to examine whether the Stamp Label in red ink which is pasted over the cork, has the words Dicey and Co. printed therein; and to observe that the bill of directions is signed " W. Sutton and Co. late Dicey and Sutton." Sold at the original warehouse, No. 10, Bow Church- yard, London, in bottles at 2s. and 2s. 9d. each; and retail by all respectable Medicine venders. ' ESSENCE of PEPPERMINT, by HEATH. r 3 * l II13 Essence is a safe, effectual, and pleasant JL Remedy in Flatulencies, Gouty and Cholicy Pains in the Stomach and Bowels, Indigestion, Hysterics, Nausea attendant on Pregnancy, Relaxation and Las- situde arising from Atmospheric Heat, Want of Ap- petite, Injuries from Inclement Weather, and in the spasmodic affection of the Stomach and Bowels, so common to Infants,— adapting the dose to the urgency of the case. Essence of Peppermint is so well known as a valu- able Family Medicine, that the principal object of this Advertisement is to guard purchasers against the nu- merous Counterfeits, & c. The only caution J. P. Heath can give, is to see that J. P. Heath, Nottingham, it engraved on the Government Stamp. Price 2s 9d and Is Ud.. Sold by E. Edwards, ( agent to Heath), 66, St Paul's Church- yard; and also by Messrs. Gore, Ed wards and Penny, Lathbury, C. Wright, Hughes, fhompson, Johnson, Lloyd, Jones, and Morris, Li- verpool, and ail dealers in Medicine. npHE true original JESUIT'S DROPS are now 1 prepared by the Successor to Joseph Wessels, 66, on the foot- way, St. Paul's Cliurch- yard. The Jesuit's Drops have been long known and esteemed a safe, cheap, effectual, and often an immediate cure for Stran guary. Gleets, Weakness of the Kidnies or Bladder, and when taken on the first attack of Venereal Infection, they will infallibly accomplish the desired effect; should the complaint be far advanced, it will he necessary to take the SPECIFIC. REMEDY with the Jesuit's Drops. The many depredations made on the property of the proprietors, compels them to give this Caution, that no one Bottle will be sent out of their house, without J. Wessel, 6b, St. Paul's Church- yard," engraved on the Samp. Ail others which arc sold, without the above name, are impositions on the public. Price 2s 9d, and £ 1. 2s.— Ask for wessel's Drops- Sold by Messrs. Gore, Edwards and Penny, Lath- bury. C. Wright, Hughes, Thompson. Johnson, Lloyd, Jones, and Morris, Liverpool, and all dealers in Medi- cine. PLOUGHMAN'S DROPS. It's grand effects are manifested; In two hundred cases being attested, Before Magistrates of Salop; By those who now & t full speed gallop ; Who would not ' cross their horses stride, Till Ploughman undertook to guide. TO Dr. SMITH — Sir, in the year 1813, I con tracted an inveterate disease. I applied to a Quack in Shrewsbury, who assured me a sound cure, and gave me two boxes of pills; this Quack leaving town, in a short time I found myself going worse, 1 applied to a Mr. ****, Apothecary. Having a trial with him about six months, he assured me I was as sound as any man, and he sent me in his bill, which was two guineas; and I continued a few months, when my disorder broke out worse than ever. I then applied to a Druggist at Mr. * » » * « **' s, of the name of *•***, and he assured me he could cure me in a short time; however, I was un- der his care four months; I then was under the obligation of getting a stick to walk with : so I left him and I applied to another gentleman of the faculty, and he stronglv recommended the Salop Infirmary, but I denied going there, so lie attended me as a private pa- tient about two months, but all in vain and to no pur- pose, for I found my disorder growing worse. I shortly after dropped in company with an old school- fellow, and he recommended your most valuable medicine the Ploughman's Drops, and by taking one small bottle I could go on with my work ; and by continuing to take only four more wy health was perfectly restored, and my ulcers sound and healed, and am now as souud and as well as ever I was in my life, And remain, dear sir, Your most humble servant, Shrewsbury, July \ 5th, 18i5. J. II. The Drops are to be had in square bottles, with these words moulded on each, " Mr. Smith's Plough- man's Drops," ( all others are spurious) at =£ 1.2s. the large, and lis. the small, duty included, at Plough- man's Hall, Upton Magna, near Shrewsbury. , Sold also by J. Gore, Billinge, Wright and Cruick- shank, Castle- street, and Jones, druggist, Hay- market, Liverpool; Scowcroft, chymist, Bolton in the Moor;; Haddock, printer, Warrington; Monk and Fletcher, printers, Chester; W. Eddowes, Shrewsbury; Capsey, Wellington; Yeats, Salt Warehouse, Iron Bridge; Partridge, Bridgnorth; Silvester, Newport; Craig, Nantwich; Griffiths, Ludlow; Baugh, Ellesmere; Jones, Whitchurch; Proctor, Drayton; Price, Oswcs try; Painter, Wrexham; Waidson, Welsh Pool; Waid- son, Shrewsbury; Went, Leominster; Holmes, Royal Exchange No. 1, London, and all other medicine ven- ders. T THE REAL JAPAN BLACKING, Made by DAY and MARTIN, 97, High Holborn, London. THIS inestimable composition, with half the usual labour, produces a most brilliant Jet- black, fully equal to the highest Japan Varnish; affords peculiar nourishment to the leather ; will not soil the finest linen ; is perfectly free from any unpleasant smell, and will retain its virtues in any climate, Sold retail by the principal Grocers, Boot makers. Oil- men, and Perfumers, in the United Kingdom Lately published, in octavo, by Longman, Hurst, Rees and Co. London, AHISTORY of the ISLE OF MAN, with a comparative view of the past and present state of Society and Manners; containing, also, Biographical Anecdotes of Eminent Persons connected with that Island,— with a new and correct Map, and elegant View of Peel Castle. By H. A. BULLOCK, Ten years resident in the Island. To be had of J. Gore, Castle- street, Liveipool, price 15s in extra boards. SCIENTIFIC INSTRUCTION FOR YOUTH, The following valuable Books of scientific Education are published by Baldwin, Cradock and Joy, Pater- noster- row, and sold by all Booksellers in Liverpool: uSEFUL KNOWLEDGE; or, a Familiar IJ and Explanatory Account of the various Pro- ductions of Nat ute, Mineral, Vegetable and Animal, which are chiefly employed l'or the use of man. Illus- trated wi h numerous Figures, and intended as a work both of instruction and reference ; by the Rev. Win Bingley, A. M. Author of " Animal Biography." In 3 vols. 12mo. with f6 plates, price £ 1 Is. >.. 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