The Liverpool Standard and General Commercial Advertiser. — Liverpool, Merseyside, England, 1833-03-12 00:00:00

supp ziliaus, a etent LATEST NEWS. y Evening, Half-past Seven o' e ! c t s l'i ie last day or two, various ,c h e f Administration, and we have oe s founded. Considerable set iercion measure now passing, `,, f a been displayed in the cabin ;if question. Some idea of the r e 00, Tstood to have been more thallssl calling of the Duke of Por,l_7 acording to rumour, has be en t o ,t assured of, that the Admini sti V it cannot long, in its pieseate°o regard to the West India Di, neat has transpired. The dell Iti. have sent in, to Lord Goderiette es propounded to them duriV Lordship. Up to the presentM, I plan, with regard to Slave .' ei fy . , and that at the recent interv' b stv • 1 .., LINTE R derich entered into no detail, As tits I-IE r . POOL MECHANICS' INSTITUTION. before he made public any me t e l 4 I t - ME n A , A „LF-YEARLY GENERAL MEETING of the e se st nt ln a d d ia a ; ) ..eo :4 : ti t: . i tir.;Lso . e; „ a s u p:l s t S T INSTITUTION E of ‘v t , t A iis itTTItAILL was held at the , T in ti s slat,er-street, on Wednesday, the 6th instant, what might form such measur e ' o r t i en le i a n d the ers d e o f cu th m e en W t / Esq.,M.D., 14 F.R. 1 &c., , Vice-president, in the Chair. rotii the deputation. Very P o si t in the business, which has ygi le . f A 4 I) °flatio " • having read the Report, and the list of Donors respecting the alleged schenl e at 6, ,!N ints ,_ ns to the proposed new Institution, the Treasurer's at current in certain circles, rey, v,, L ila . p asse last Half Year were laid before the Meeting Government ; according to .I '' e t e j '"ii-- ", alter which the following Resolutions were agreed i take place immediately in t or.) 1 °y eti b m less will be compensated at a o tti; kirl st. T b ( tv r. URQUHART, and resolved unanimously, :. A loan to be raised to enP d i ii 'S kliGe4tle the thanks of the Meeting, be given to those Ladies ade, the loan to be redeenie ocillie . °the _ rren . v ho have presented the Institution • Books l slaves to be compelled by the_ s; 'lovede,valuable Donations. out of the seven previous to th e e s , • lir& 1h a u , y 11;lr. '1110:1. WYLIE, and resolve nanimonsly, Chat two days' amount of wag.tif P s a lott, E: the thanks of the Meetin e given to Henry s o do the compensation fund, it be" .o til;spagice,l7, AVilliarn-Jevons, jun., Es ~ Joseph Lacon, Esq., in four or three days, as the e.' s 11, r . 6 weetlove, Esq., for their valuable gratuitous Lee of alo • the support of. the negro. R I t s SO ,A; l ci Yeti b y mr • tie- ' That th dy are not so averse as it wasos t it • KNIGHT, and resolved unanimously, o this plan, but that their chic o . e 14 :4, 4 wh. , , e thanks of this Meeting be given to those Gen mount of compensation. Ve g 0 h ar Scli nois u 0 0 _1 the request of the Directors, have attended de le . r the Institution as Visitors during the last half heard it. General here has this day roa b /tet 4oved b A „ ions intended to be imposed wit_ o o 4 co t tB i h, Tha l' ~ Ir. JOHN FIELD, and resolved unanimously, vanish Government. Four 1 46 4,9ighly r :_rne wannest thanks of this Institution be given to in each of the Provinces 0 , „sr . ! s strittinh, zeal President, Samuel Hope, Esq., for the un- Ira, and Seville, by'which 0 11 1," I tirce e ,' 4l , deep interest, and liberal feeling which have at admitted into Spain, and auVratlyr, pi seti b T-r n acterized his conduct towards this Institution. lies to severe punishment. a l s a 0 alter that ,";'.!r• OWEN, and resolved unanimously, places twenty leagues rosin ,e. k , 'Ai r. ,_,,n(, thanks of the Meeting he given to their Trea • 0,,,, d C-21.11:istonher Hird Jones, for his valuable services. of observation of 15 days, in a g _so u S in four leagues of the frontie r ': of ICI. il ia ): Mr. JOHN Jos:Es, jun., and resolved unanimously, ine in the respective Lazaretf' , t lii:', l tUti„ n L, the most grateful thanks of the Members of this 0 4) of ,Ijitl e k ti ° 1 ! given to the Secretary, Mr. John Leyland, for ig from any part of Portugal bey it y 'te I nsv T . ble and unremitting attention to every department rom Oporto,_ must perform a au- a s 10 t o b ' e utl9 . n, to which its present unprecedented prosper lays in the Portuguese TerritorY, 4 ter T u ll,, __ inanity attributed. And that Mr. Leyland be re frootivt, t s c es "eauest e d to continue to the Institution his invaluable towns within 4 leagues of the e ise / i i 7 t Osa h u , xi . Isture, sowing, &e., direct thef es ll4 ttn,"• l'h it ' t ; i it' , J• S. RADCLIFFE, and resolved unanimously, .7 will be permitted' at present, r 5 do kt ii - `!e Li, e the thanks of the Meeting be given to the Editors sr into Spain. The Magistrateot qs ai wisryoool Newspapers, who have at all times shown an ) prevent by force any person e er t!f,,,t 4,45.rea by I v serve the interests of the Institution. ist be provided with a Consular e t ~;,.,! )s l,l ON, rs Y__ , Ir. JOHN JONES, sen., seconded by Mr. JOHN ~11.0_ That tie unanimously, lcumeut to prove from what par s ,oo l l s date of the decree is the'lslllY,„o ,l 4 to 4-r u, ftF cordial thanks of this Meeting be given to the ammeree by land Of SUSCeptible !, , , e v, i t,,,,_ pr o latletnen whose names have been read, who have, k ti s l ot s 014rriat liberal a manner, subscribed the sum of iSal 'ound will be seized. Vessels Cri s ``bit her Portuguese port within th e col k 111 0 i ng a futid for building a new Mechanics' Insti will be considered as carrying t bea _ tti i. te4 L s , ur, sitted into the ports of Spain, or e Ni„ T h ,, , ,, ,, ,i T . JOHN SMITH, and resolved unanimously, vigorous quarantine. is ~ y ear Lae following gentlemen be the officers for the en are d' tip • accounts from Canton which ow, j CH A R ices with the Chinese governii,,ee4 n , ,Nts„ i b VAUGIIAN YATES, Esq., President. - ass:cisme E gentlemen of the Honorable licis) il o it siA 4 . s , sq., petted at Canton, to resume,' a ioll of ' 81taietrihard Aspinall, ins w .. _isisvNoLos, Esq., M.D., Vice-Presidents. is were making to hoist the r-. 1 1 . 01 . ti, .. 4 ""fr, Esq., ifurled since fie memorable c 9, COMMI Le, the Governor of Canton,4 la, , Its tiel L. Behrend, nee of having sustained a the ,if. . .1 411 Coo irmy from the rebels in the 1",,' - : A os n A „. per, is at Whampoa were unusuat"ia•Pi e 3 (l tqr g ' e l Geitt, is with the exception of tiro, . 011 11 j ,, oodall, .the duty on chintz had taker' '„, p a n i' l les, sen., CP, 4.14, 641 ' 0 118, i mace. the ..ilt 4 iti o M'Clellan since we last wrote is higher, , 1 0 , 1 ,, 111 as high as 88' i i to-day, an! l :s e to v :1 `•bli: B „Mullineux, at 881. Exchequer bills a re acL i I!, w". Radcliff Nkr. J. Kobe e ' ands are higher. Dutch are f i l ii, , ily rts and have been 881-and Braz,",,, A 4 „4li ts „,,SPenc'e, s there is nothing particular "'" ni ts ol,, r ;',nitby, iNai tts gat M Whittle, ndant. ti, 1,, - is ,ss,. LEYLAND, ' 'Al i , the JOHN I ,agree Se . e Secret , a n d 1 , tr e t ar ar), . tl. ‘ l '4lf Nide Y. . 48 4 , 1 ye,ll. Meeting, in accordance with the plan laid down at the f D e af kilt Meeting, to give encouragement to the various Q4j,,,, F ,, , .1 the Schools, awarded the Prizes as follows : kr, L of a FOIL ORIGINAL PRODUCTIONS. ' botaklik s ,",reeiall Building for a A. lionsoN, , st s i h Kia n p, i nstitution, consistin , - , A Case of Drawing in liS hd,ml; . 4 -4 ,„teVai ion and Section struments. i k °e ' l lill t• Mary's' Church, e THOS. BROWN, Cl' 4 ' 4 1 - t 4 itiki, IT e q . -.• on t.te spot 5 Mechanics' Instructor. t l i 141 eli ,i Cirt. - 1' stern e,, i ti -cian i -stern and ans../ v. . Jorus WAILING, r l ig 1. 4 uakti w , c Knight's 1 , ases and Or pa ' Ai l , !4I p p „ e ,) naments. ill' te gi b'ilikNICAL DRAWING CLASS. 0 4 :e s t % o x r ai , S ' ection, and JOHN WILLIAMS, / 1'( ) ,.. '.. . a .I..lteara Engine Cy- Stuart on the Steam p• ‘14,, • • ............ .... : . '? 1) engine. 'ARSLEY. -_-- Is ii. 1: : - (1e 4 i .' 1 " 1, or ra . wi ng, Section, and J 9 8 , 1" ,' 1 " , e i L -... 4 Steam I:algine Cy. Blau s Grammar of Na -1%1 AR titillail3 . • A P er 'it '' kitill . ............ tural and Expenmen ibitchavisi, Sir. Jos. Russell, -r a I , A , 11, or , , tai Philosophy. to Captnin Edgar, of that town., ~ J.. 71; 14 r Oki" WILLIAM BAKER, it. Luke's Chureh, by the Re ',ro t es 't 1 N 8 .s. Pump, Millwright's Companion ;ley, watehmalver, to Miss 7.1arf,., vo ls t, eetio n , ay, J....-n-washire, by the Rev. •„. 1, v ii . o i a s• , . 4 ._, i WILLIAM TUDOR. t, of Montreal, to Mary-, 01 0 J 1 It •........... ' prm " ' Le ` a !` - `,- Brunton's Compendium ' udley-hall, Yorkshire. ) of Mechanics. il i l 't l S l . l :eficis ALI CHI'FECTURAL CLASS. 40' ^l 4 - , tte, 121 DIED. ti` , d 11, l' s k•. . ' ' Geometrical) JOHN JONES, 49, s` I) d 4 i • ..... Testhrook, Macclesfield, :eget. , :s. e ~, bi ti tien e . and sister to the late Colarle . G ,l' t , h t 4...., i n .. Geometrical) .1. HENDERsON ~ , A ? ," qt , p ot to Rib instant, at Edge bill, ''' . , „ t 2c Nl 4 16 ene v • A ' H - •P. Riad:more. V •;;`' Pp l , t. .. - In Geometrical LEX. UTcHINsON, .d 54 years, Mr. James ShasV , ;1' 1 .., t ,; 'ogre t. J hines's. 'e' oe . (i t, , s . p E Case of Instruments. 33 years, Susanna Eleanor, ,' i 1 , 4 IisPECTIVE CLASS. ~ 4 7 , ?,.1 1 '2: P ot ks7 ai iu this Branch and) ASS. It. ROBERTS, 'inilsor. lIISA , NDSUA I' .i', li ix AWING CLASS. is 38th year, James, third s' l7 .1.,., 5e 5 4 p,_ i ,_ Drawing 5 Analysis of Beauty. 'ter a lingering illness, aFed 52, ) ,, t e l t;'' 4V io * P ar rk, late Dock Master of the WO" is IN . • ..... ... ...... J. m,BRIDE, el e f on of Robert Broadhurst Ilillv t ot , ,, c er t . 5 Treatise on Drawing, cd fifteen weeks. ArAen s 0 Proa. Y. Quebec, on the 2Sth of .TaneslN 0 Crc,, o 5 Science and Art. f Belle-side, Collector of 110 t 0 y Qb 0( n Pros„ ~. J. lIIITcHINSON, Origins and Inventions. OF Denr.r.v.-Died, at lisilVe.scao 0,9 _,letie, tie Earl of Dudley, in the 51.36' 1111 (1 e llt. h .. :... RICH. HA YG AliTil, iscouatics of Dudley and 1 1, ' 1 ,4 e .5, 1 v roit i ~_ .es of Ward and Dudley Vi b e a . , 0, 0 0 . ney .... G. Ws:salmi i LL, )e r annum, to his cousin. , re si i 'l,„ri, p e s Treatise on the Use of a i will drawn up about ten 0 5 ,011 i 47 4 r hp 14 0 , tt - value of £BO,OOO P.,, t!!',,, 3 1 4 t( ' 0 4, 4 ''' AAI p is , Case of Instruments. sn eb... -. TAL DRAW' ING CLASS. t „ T ... 'Ne ks Knight's Ornaments. ge Y .. JOHN Di - rroN, ) Knight's Ornaments. Il t rt FI GURE DRAWING. ~ a T orso 1% ,',•• .. of the Lao-) JoSEPH MARSHALL, iit A' a V as .. ehill es freocint Faun and WILLIAM WouRALL, ss , t , 11 l Casts , English School. sWo p• J. F. MARSHALL, of th %urea e G eniu Discourses. ~ .. ... B of the Va- ) J. B. AsuiTux, 0f...... a H ead ,_ •. J 'Hoare on the Arts. JOHN BRoWN, 11.. -.. I" Indian Ink 4 1 4 11 1 , 1 MATH E x Dagiey's Gems. *lts ss esce ENTLl A TICAL CLASS. IttfAiRCLOLGIIt,---isl'esbit on Surveying. l w e p rt . A , r u i li, , E,ttsi , i , s,;;;_if!'j i dge's Algebra. e 3 ~( 1 .. damation, Tha"s , it s 44 •- 4 !'• S rEw A "eyeastle's Mensuration. ~„I ._ 44,._ent havin g va .. ` 4I •T TRAILL, V. President. • t h i si s im , t i . se o. late Ch the t :q, Led by Jos u p„ c i l t ed the their 1. tyll Its takings, trustin e h 4 uac • - -Ito , YATES, Esq. and the thanks of this meeting be s Asl Z ri _ 4,i_enrles' JUStitlaiOn e l, ' hivs,ttel,li at:v.tihlaete%g_corodpaNrs:lllBol;f Dr. Traill, for his valuable of all the members of the With him in all his public th e viatorhlde may enjoy e a n v i c e h y o h o e s a e lth to ) 011 , , , g t h " LEYLAND. S'ecretary. fti --- __,_ TO• 32, :TTER. Mr. John Taylor, Thomas tjrquhart, John Walthew, Benjamin llaram, jun., James Harvey, jun., John Jones, jun., James Knight, John Monteith, John Owen, James Rawlinson, • Richard Shiel, John Weldon, Samuel Weatherill, 'having kindly consented to re- Ir. JOHN S. ILADCLIFPE the As gratified to hear that Colonel 1° ,5 0 rly lost his life in his gencro tis r ea l !rs at the late fire, is now so CO out. - / r ol l ; packet ship South America, d lady, lir. Torrey, Messrs 1-',.;0,1 hill, Dover, Rodic, Short, Notes t o IE SABBATH. — The petition -'9ilov d with the clergy of the est3bcel of the law for the better observ3 ed on Saturday last to Lort - ,, e eP ject of the petition was waringby of Christians. It was si,ted,or,", ailing the. s i g nature of the' AILVAble' ble portion of the most re s p ecl- A • Tuesdays and Friday in Un.,„0‘,11,40,v,f. dished at No. 7, high-ittect tattooer, of N 0.7, Ansiin-street. 71P,, iso rece« • ed in London by Ts l e s V't, ore, Newgate-street; and P- o the value of 3..bt1,11U , ' , 1 , "" e le Wrd ; but it is said tn ,c_ a t I )(it' ro o 9l 4 lit .41 :law, a the Earl Ferres. Tlle o d a uc l, ll' 1 4 , , varied accomplishment,,, se o. ' o y op, s manners had always bee. wa lla/ ' ' few were astonished by th,'„, a 35 1 1 ,i 4 was withdrawn, about a ?„, - , 4 iotl a dhoo r ,l ' to, - gt since that period a , sue` fee r el' i ,,'s t 0 : 1 ,, ) . 1 ~ stterly into a state of P.etDorttsalAiele /4 ti Iti,. erary production of 1,, ,„,rn ito racol„ 4, 1.,7 1 ? ress, except the well- cf 1 * tit. 'ie f, .. the Lilt' and Claaracte,„ coo , for ~f • Wino t been intimate in his ea r f v 't es iAst) a Dr!( at id his dispatches while fi dariti.,islicaDJ , . . Iv ivz, Lord Goderich, ar,,Ntinif 1i,. 1 11 aistrat:on, were a lways" 11 t , 1 ....,, r rs. )*:i.IIES I? 0 lki I) /Lb r I,er. ( ~ 7/ id leadi --- rig article of oil I . . 3 4 t e n ':' lead ' i 4 4 ,:t they can a distant Cl.' ,le Itr i l a. ii ay be true, but we °alio of d e ' ec a 0 ' . e iti" e p 0 ,0 oil c c t and the 6 e ,„: 4 , nrr for intertion, ale " -Lb una o. 4 0 .1 t , i,t7dieator .that we ar.e s wi tD 0 ' Ik (l communications _ 4 „ you r it O, , e, ~. il. L. be disposed ? ..' Plkil o remind him that ' brevity P . , • • .il 4 etlY; 19/ 41 :(7 t i_z_e r y .„. 11 tr (tot ,/ AND GENERAL COMMERCIAL ADVERTISER. PUBLISHED EVERY TUESDAY AND FRIDAY MORNING. HEARTS RESOLVED, AND HANDS PREPARED, THE BLESSINGS THEY ENJOY TO GUARD !—SmoLLETT. TUESDAY, MARCH 12, 1833. LONDON HOUSE, Nos. 29, OLD HAYMARKET, and 1,2, and 3, GREAT CHARLOTTE-STREET. SELLING OFF AT PRIME COST, THE PROPRIETOR OF THIS ESTABLISHMENT DECLINING THE RETAIL DRAPERY TRADE. An advantage to Families and others that seldom occurs in the purchasing of Useful and Substantial Articles in Linen Drapery, Silk Mercer y, Hosiery, Haberdashery, 4•c. tYc. JOHN CLAYPOLE respectfully acquaints his Friends and 0 the Community at large, that he has determined to Sell, at First Cost, the whole of his immense and Fashionable Stock in the Retail Department, No. 1, Great Charlotte-street, corner of Old Haymarket. J. C. solicits an early inspection of the Goods, which are in most excellent condition, the principal part having been re cently purchased on the very best terms. LIST OF A FEW ARTICLES AT CASH PRICES. SILKS, &C. d. s. d. 2500 yards coloured Lustrings ....fro 4 to 2 6 200 J „ do. Rich Ducape , 28to 3 6 1000 „ Black Lustrings 700 „ Do. Ducape 500 „ Coloured Sarsnetts „ 1 2to 1 9 500 „ Do. Persians 500 „ Do. and Black Satins, „ 1 oto 5 0 150 -. Do. Silk Velvets .- 5 oto 10 0 JLOWE, WHOLESALE and RETAIL CONFECTIONER • and LOZENGE MAKER, respectfully informs his Friends and the Public of Liverpool, that he has succeeded Mr. Fairhurst in the Confectionary Business, at No. 8, Scot land-place, where Merchants' orders for Exportati ountry Shopkeepers, and Private Families, will be cute ' d on the best terms. His Stock will be found nsist of a great variety of Articles, all of which are M factured by himself, from the best materials than can be procured. Private Fami lies supplied on the shortest notice, with Cakes, Confectionery, or Pastry, for Routs, Balls, or esserts, and he has always a large Stock of Bride and Funeral Cakes on hand. 1000 „ 4-4ths Black Crape „ 1 3to 2 6 1200 „ Black Bombazeen „ () 9to 2 6 Shawls in Canton Crape, Silk, and Thibet Wool. Handkerchiefs in real Indian Bandannoe. Barcelona, Thibet, Zephyr, and French Gauze. French Blond and Zephyr Scarfs, Areophanes, &c. &c. LINENS, &C. s. d. s. d. 100 Pieces Colerain Linens from 010 to 2 6 100 „ 4-4ths do. „ 1 oto 3 6 „ and Lawns ,, 0 Bto 3 6 15U „ Barnsley Dowlas 30 „ Manks Linens ' 0 9-f i to 1 4 5-4ths to 13-4ths Irish, Barnsley, and Russia Sheetings. 6-4ths to 10-4ths Damask Table Linens, 1 6to 10 6 7-Bths Irish and Barnsley Diapers, „ 0 Bto 1 2 4-4ths Brown and White Linen Ticks, 0 7 to 2 2 French Cumbrics and French Linens. Black and Brown Hollands. Furniture and Shirting Checks. Huckabacks and Scotch Diapers. Scotch Sheetings, Towelings, &c. &c. COTTONS, &C. 3500 yards Prints, single colours, from 0 21 to OV I 5000 „ London Chintz, do. .. „ 0 sto 0 9 5000 „ Cotton Ticks, at 0 4 Ell wide London Printed Muslims, fast colours, in Dresses of 8 yds „ 5 oto 6 0 Hull Chintz, do. .per yard 1 1 to 1 6 Haircord and Furniture Dimitys „ 0 4to 081 Rich Embossed do., White and Coloured 9-Bths Shirtiugs and power loom Cloths. Plain Muslins of every description. White and coloured Counterpanes and Quilts. Carlisle and French Ginghams. Long Cloths, Jeans, and Satteens. Furnitures, Table Cloths, &c. &c. STUFFS, &C. 3-4ths and 6-4ths British and French Merinos. Plain and Twill'd Bombazetts. Black and coloured Lastings. Lancashire, Welsh, Saxony, and Merino Flannels, Baizes, Drug gets, &c. Scotch Plaid, Duffels, Friezes, and Cloakings. Whitney, Bath, and Bury Blankets. Ironing Cloths, Linseys, &c. Plaid Cloth and Frieze Cloaks. Sisk and Gingham Umbrellas. A complete Stock of Haberdashery. Hosiery, Gloves, and Lace. Smallwares and Furniture Trimmings. Furs, in Boas, Pelerines, and Muffs, &c. &c. J. C. most sincerely thanks his Friends and qustomers for the kind and distinguished patronage that he has received durinc , a period of eighteen years. J. CLAYPOLE assures those Gentlemen of his personal atten tion to their commands, and respectfully solicits a continuance of their valuable favours in the Tailoring and General Out fitting department, No. 2, Great Charlotte-street, which he in tends to continue on a more •extensive scale, in connection with the Wholesale Drapery Warehouse, No. 3, adjoining, where every description of 'Goods can be purchased at the Manufacturers prices' and discounts. TO DRAPERS. The Proprietor of the above Establishment will treat.with any respectable Draper for the Stock and Fixtures, on such teems that will, prove highly advantageous to any person pos sessing Capital and capabilities to manage an extensive and profitable concern. The situation of the valuable Premises, and the highly respectable connection is so well known, that it needs no comment. TO THE CHURCHWARDENS , OF THE PARISH OF LIVERPOOL. GENTLEMEN, TJAVING observed, that the Parishioners are called upon 11 to VOTE, on Thursday, Friday, and Saturday, in th►s week, for or agaiust.the adoption, in th►s 'arish, of Sir J. C. Ilobhouse's Act of Parliament, We, e undersigned Pa rishioners, deeply impressed with the ediency of continuing the present system of Select Vestry, which the expenditure is most effectually controlled, and arochial Affairs are'inost satisfactorily administered, request you will call a Public Meet ing of the Parishioners for To-MOR►(OW (Wednesday), that prompt measures may be taken to counteract the dangerous system now sought to be introduced into the Parish, and which, if once adopted, will be irrevocable. William M‘ Iver, W. P. Bushby, John Montgomery, Thomas Booth, N. D. Bold, Hobert Ilorsfall, Hardman Earle, W. W. Currie, John Drinkwater, Gilbert Henderson, Thomas Brown, Robetson Gladstone, &e. &c. &C. In compliance with the above Requisition, the Churchwar dens appoint a PUBLIC MEETING of the Parishioners to be held in the New Session's-House, South Chapel-street, To- Mon Row (Wednesday), at Eleven o'Clock. Parish -dice, 111 h March, 1833. Co be ILet. MONTGOMERYSHIRE. ripo be LET, with immediate possession, TY BRIM COTTAGE, situated in the VALE OF C.AsINo , near the turnpike-road from Shrewsbury to Aberyst% , containing two Parlours, five Bed Chambers, aro in vitchen and Larder, with Stable, Cow-houses, and of 'arm offices, with any quantity of Land from five to fifty acres, free 111nn all tithe. Further particulars May be known on application to Messrs. Tuos. WiNsTANLEY and SoNs, Liverpool. AN ELIGIBLE SITUATION. rpo be LET, and may , be entered upon immediately, corn -1 prising a genteel DWELLING-[LOUSE, pleasantly situated on a beautiful commanding eminence, called High Ash, in the township of Tushin ham, • fah of Malpas, and county of Chester, with Coach- ous good Stables, Cqw houses, Barn, Granaries, and all useful Out-buildings, in good repair, being nearly new, good Walled Gardens and Pleasure Grounds, and eighty-three acres of Pasture and Arable Land, immediately adjoining the same, now or late in' the occupation of Mr. William Bromfield, cheese-factor. The above-named .Premises are well calculated for a Gen tleman's Family, having every convenience requisite thereto. Any particulars respecting the same may be obtained from Mr. Ttiomas BosTocx, Macefen, near Malpas, CheshiKe; or Messrs. - L AK IN, Auctioneers, Whitchurch, Salop. • N.B.—Letters must be post paid. • DE PORQUET'S MODERN SCHOOL WORKS for FRENCH, ITALIAN, and LATIN.—Bds. or Sheep. Tenth Edition, much improved, 3s. 6d. of TTRESOR de L'ECOLIER FRANCAIS ; or, the art of Translating English into Frenc 41 Sight, on a new system unknown to modern Teacher By LOUIS F. DE PORQUET, de Paris. By the e. A' Key to the above, 3d edi n, revised, with annotations, 3s. 6d. The same work for the Italian, called "11l Tesoretto," 3s. 6d. Key to ditto, corrected by Signor Alfieri, 3s. 6d. The same for the ,Latin, 48. Key to ditto, 3s. 6d. Sequel to Tresor, 3s. 6d. Le Petit Secretaire Parisien, as a continuation of Le Tresor, 3s. 6d. A Key to ditto, 3s. 6d. De Porquet's School Dictionary of the French and English Languages, ss. Parisian Phraseology, 2s. The same in Italian,called "II Fraseggiatore Toscano," 35.6 d. De Porquet's Modern French Spelling-book, third edition, 2s. De Porquet's Traducteur Parisien, 4s. 6d. Ilistoire de Napoleon, for Schools, ss. French Poetical Gifts, by Le Normond, 4s. Ince's Outlines of English History. Ince's School Essentials, 4s. Published and sold by F. de Porquet and Cooper, School Booksellers and Agents, more particularly for French Gover nesses and Teachers, 11, Tavistock-street, Govent-garden, Lon don; and may be had of Grapel, Willan and Wood, Liver pool; Bancks, Manchester; and all Booksellers. TO THE ENLIGHTENED COMMUNITY OF LIVER- POOL AND ITS VICINITY. M O counteract the systematic opposition made by the Foreign Spirit Merchants to the introduction of BETTS S PATENT FRENCH DISTILLED BRANDY, to remove the unfavourable impression produced by Co.. • eon British Brandy, which has in many instances bee stituted under the appellation of "THE PATENT Ba. . ," and to protect the public from a continuance of reposition, J. 'l'. BETTS and Co. have determined on appo • ing a confidential Agent in, every principal Town, where the genuine article is not publicly sold in its legitimate character ; • in pursuance of which, they hereby respectfully announce Mr. FRANCIS DOGGETT, of No. b 6, VINE -PLACE, LORD-STREET, as their SOLE AGENT for LIVERPOOL and its Environs. _ French Brandy Distillery, 7, Smitltfield Bars, Lundon. The celebrity which "BETTS'S PATENT BRANDY" has ob tained in the ;Metropolis, and in every place where sold in its genuine •state, the 'unparalleled extent of its sale, and the high estimation in which it , is held by the Faculty, and by many thoutAnd families in every class of society, arise from the fol lowing important facts:— . • First.— 'hat BETTS'S PATENT FRENCH PIJTI I.LED BRANDY" is the only known pure Spirit in the World! Second.—Thati the Dealers n French Brandy, who have re sorted to every species of misrepresentation, calculated to de preciate the merits of the PATENT BRANDY, have been repeat edly challenged in the public Journals to disprove the above fact, which, though vitally affecting the interests of their trade, they have not ventured to accept; the inference, and the only one, which has been justly drawn by a discerning public, is, ; that the fact cannot be controverted. Third.—That while it possesses all the valuable properties which characterise the finest Cognac Brandy, it is free from those acids which that spirit is - known to contain, and which are, at all times, so desirable to be avoided. Fourth.—That all the Faculty who are acquainted with the merits of the PATENT BRANDY, recommend it in preference to any other Spirit for medicinal purposes. Fifth.--lhat, unlike other spirits, the PATENT BRANDY will not produce nausea or headache; but, on the contrary, from its essential purity, will be found congenial to the most delicate constitution, and an invaluable substitute to persons of bilious or auti-digestive habits. :What as an ordinary beverage, diluted in the .propor tion of one to six, (as recommended by the first physicians,) it is beyond till calculation preferable to malt and other ferment. able liquors. Seventh.—That the PATENT BRANDY, at the highest legal strength, is charged only Eighteen Shillings per Imperial Gallon, while Freneh Brandy is nearly double its price! Eighth.—T hat it has been analysed by a great number of the most celebrated Chymists, whose opinions are unanimous as to its decided superiority, and from whose certificates the three annexed extracts are made. • EXTRACTS FROM THE TESTIMONIALS. From EDWARD TURNER, Esq., Professor of Chymistry in the University of London. "I do not hesitate to express my conviction that your PATENT BRANDY is fully as free from every thing injurious to health, and.contains as pure a spirit as the best varieties of Foreign Brandy. "JOHN. T. BETTS, Esq." From .JOHN TIIOM A S COOPER, Esq., Lecturer on Chyntistry at the Medical School, in Aldersyate-street. "Your Brandy is free from uncombined acid and astringent matter, which exists, more or less, in most of the Brandies im ported from France. "To Mr. Bkrrs." From JOSEPH HUME, Esq. of LONG AcnE, Chymist to his Majesty. "I am bound to say. and do assert it with confidence, that for purity of Spirit this cannot be surpassed, and that your PATENT BRANDY is also quite free from those acids which, though minute in quantity, always contaminate the Foreign Spirit, • "J. T. BETTS, Esq." FRANCIS DOGGETT, • ' SOLE AGENT FOR BETTS'S PATENT FRENCII DISTILLED BRANDY, 66, VINE-PLACE, LORD -STREET, LIVERPOOL, BEING privileged by the Patentee with the exclusive Sale of the above superior sigma in ;Liverpool and its i p ti nlii Vicinity, and having arranged for ~ consignments from the Distillery, No. 7. SMITIIFIEI ARS, LONDON,, under a Ruarantee to supply the pure and mine Article, without dilu tion or adulteration, 6n Distillery Terms, has the honour to announce, that he has opened this Establish Merit with the firm determination of vending BETTS'S PATENT BRANDY, in its.ttue and legitimate character, at the low Price of Eighteen Shillings per. Imperial Gallon, for Cash, on delivery in Liver pool, • .... Bottles and Baskets, secured for travelling to any distance, are expected to be :paid for in the first instance, and will be allowed for on return. At this Establishment Families may be likewise accommo dated with sample Hampers, containing two Bottles of BETTS'S PATENT BRANDY, one ditto of the best COGNAC, one ditto of very superior Old Jamaica RUM, one ditto of the best London GIN, and one of excellent WHISKEY, for the small sum of One Sovereign. Bottles and Hamper, Half-a-Crown. . In proof of the authority vested in F. D., he begs to refer to the Advertisement from the French Brandy Distillery,-which appears in this Paper, and to the Certificate exhibited at his Office, under the haul and seal of the Patentee. • trg• A liberal Discount to the Trade. . . - ' / PRICE. 7(1 ROYAL AMPHITHEATRE, GREAT CHARLOTTE-STREET. LAST NIGHT BUT ONE OF MR. J. RUSSELL. SECOND NIGHT OF NELL GWYNNE. riiHIS present TUESDAY EVENING, the 12th instant, JL the I erformances will commence with the very popular Drama of NELL GWYNNE, T ANGE GIRL - Nell Gwynne Miss Dyer. Dick Drudge Mr. H. Beverley. After which a new Ballet, called THE THREE VAMP YRES. To which will be added the impressive Drama of THE LAST NAIL. Adelich Starke Mr. Davidge. Concluding with, for the last time, THE DEVIL'S WALK. Pluto Mr. J. Russell. LIVERPOOL FLORAL and HORTICULTURAL SOCIETY. THE ANNUAL MEETING of the CR IBP.RS 'to this SOCIETY will be held a l t. laend President. o si in d s e , n ' t r MORROW, (Wednesday) the 13th stant, at El . eveno'clock precisely. OVAL SMITH , MONUMENT TO THE MEMORY OF THE RIGHT HONOURABLE GEORGE CANNING. , AT a MEETING of the SUBSCRIBERS at the Session s - House, in Liverpool, the 11th March, 18. called by public advertisement, to receive the Re ort of Committee, and to dispose of the surplus fund, THOMAS LITTLEDALE, Esq., • , mittee, in the C After reading the Report of the Committee, by which it ap peared that, after the expense of an Engraving of the Statue, and of a Print of it for each Subscriber, there would remain a disposable balance of not less than Efioo, which, under eii cumstances, might be increased to about-EBOO. On the motion of .1. T. Alston, Esq., seconded by John Cropper, Esq. It was Resolved unanimously,—That the Committee be autho rised to request Mr. Chantrey to proceed with the proposod Engraving and Print, at the expense of the Fund; and that, reserving a sufficient number of the first impressions for daft Subscribers, the surplus numbers be offered to the Public, and the proceeds of their sale applied in aid of the disposable balance. an of the Com- On the motion of F. Jordan, Esq., seconded by Henry Lawrence, Esq. It was resolved unanimously,—That the appropriation of the remaining balance (not less than £6OO, and which may amount to £800,) be applied to such Charitable, Scientific, or Literary Institutions, or works of Art, (all or any of the objects) as and when the Committee may think proper. THOS. LITTLEDALE, Chairman. . . The Chairman having left the chair, the thanks of the Sub scribers were unanimously voted to him and the Committee. It()BERT BURNS, CHEMIST and DRUGGIST, No. 54), Bold-street, (near St. Luke's Church,) Liverpool. R. B. in expressing his grateful acknowledgments to his Friends and the Public for the very Liberal support he has hitherto received, begs leave respectfully to ac u em of his removal to the Premises as above whet net personal attention to every . department of mess, and a choke selection of Genuine Medicines, he hopes to merit a conti.. nuance of their support. Patent Medicines of every description. Family ;old Sea Medicine Nests complete. An Assortment of Pickles, Sauces, &c. MINERAL SUCCEDANEUM AND INCORRODIBLE ARTIFICIAL TEETH. ONS. J. M. MALLAN, No. 46, BOLD-STREITI', I Liverpool, and Monsieur A. MALLAN, 82, KING STREE.T, Manchester, SURGEON DENT S, (of the firm 6f Mallon and Sons, Great Russell-street oomsbury, and Half moon-street, Piccadilly, London ently thank their Friends and the Public, for the disting ed support which they con tinue to receive, and respect y add, that they may be con sulted, as usual, at their above-named Termanent estabgshments. Their methods of filling decayed Teeth, without heat orpres sure, and of fixing loose, natural, or artificial Teeth, without wire or ligature, are too extensively known, and too highly esti mated to require any lengthened exposition in-advertisements. The Faculty are constantly welcome to witness the applica tion of the MINERAL SUCCEDANEUM, which they so universally recommend. Charges as in Paris. 0" One of the Finn will attend in Manchester every Mon day, Tuesday, Wednesday, and Thursday, and in Liverpool A PUBLIC MEETING of the Friends of the Liverpool .Al Auxiliary in aid of the LONDON HIBERNIAN SO CIETY, will be held in the Large Room, over the Bazaar, in Bold-street, THIS DAY, (Tuesday,) the 12th ' ant, when the Rev. THOMAS WEBSTER, Secretary anent Institution, and the Rev. RICHARD PARK INSO m Longford, Ireland, are expected to attend. The Chair to be taken at Half-past Six o'Clock. Admission by Tickets, which will be distributed to the Frieneis of the Society by any Member of the Committee, or by applic:►- tion at the Charitable Institution House, Slater-street, This Morning, betwixt the hours of't'en and Twelve. March 6, 1833. 3inottrantt Notiao. To the _MERCHANTS, 'and BROKERS, and OWNERS of WAREHOUSES in the TOWN of LIVERPOOL, THE i... ,. TWANCIIESTER FIRE ASSUILA. ..., OFFICE 'Will . grant Policies on Warehouses, r andise deposited therein, on the same terms as afire on by, all the London and other Offices, the Rates havin, been increased in conae quence of the heavy loss sustained by the late serious fire its Lancelot's-hey and New Quay.—For particulars apyly to RICHARD DAWSON, Agent, Exchange-alley. PELICAN .LIFE ASSURANCE OFFICES, LOMBARD-STREET and SPRING-GARDENS. MuEMIRS. Matthias Attwood, Esq., M.P. Hugh Ham ley, Esq. Wm. S. Clarke, Esq., F.R.S. John Ha Esq. John Cooper, Esq. Sir W eygate, Bart. Wm. Cotton, Esq., F.R.S. J. y Muspratt; Esq. Wm. Davies, Esq. Wi iam Sander, Esq. Sir Charles Flower, Bart. and George Shum Storey, Esq. Alderman. Matthew Whiting, Esq. James A. Gordon, Esq., M.D. Thomas Parke, Secretary. ADVANTAGES OFFERED BY THIS compANT. A very low rate of premium, and freedom from all liability of Partnership. A large invested Capital in the Public Funds for the security of the Assured. Payment of claims in three months after death. Extension of time for payment of renewal Premiums to thirty days. Permission to pass, in decked vessels, along the shores of Great Britain and Ireland, and between them and the opposite shores from Hamburgh to Bordeaux. A tender of Arbitration in all disputed,caxes. Purchase of Policies on the most libesal 4 4ernis, when the ob j ect of an Assurance has been. effected, 0 *hclividuals are nuAbla to continue their annual payments. 7 : Agents for Liverpool THOS. CROOK and SON, 19,1?4c13pn ge -street EaFt.. --Ati2k6.lA6:/K