The Liverpool Standard and General Commercial Advertiser. — Liverpool, Merseyside, England, 1839-05-31 00:00:00

MAY 24. Irrender Jun , ye -0 '. Solicitorsijodo aid l‘le,srs. r 3, July 5, thiiir MeSSIS. W°r_A pck Field, v. ape, boo ; uden, Lond°°' Ireland , boct l O .road, Loool' boni °46 London, 444 ar cr : oiack beadi Lon don, Oa° ler. Ldale, en ,° " . draper. c tuier• .-rnercham- maker. r and finis be 3epen Lire co rf , ifi t tegent-st! e c e a dill) ., ? -street, Inc tape, t, Sout„' . °orlon, In ;4 ,J• eller—Juncrt_japel, wharfing e se, clothier „ere t, London,teol4 at, Lando,:liS monger -- " ° 4 749 ffer -- - 13ne I d ' 61 1 4 ' a te, Ch La alf: r ea s'lo o o mime. 7, er—Ju n `j . 503 1 ' 1 7 JUrie 18 ' ofiel' ,ke, Ilu dde Gll bef l co ntrail , .11. 6 'lo ,me, Der" [ON ` pr • lax-lung' GAB. o pu te4 rco ItS'? suga , gar , o Ist day°f c ote r 0 du ties 0 1 at eof into (irc )R Ltd gro,llo llenrY p op , Clarendo n o , piq Dittoso . l R. 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AB °tit ....,., .4' laxle i 10°13' o,i, , Esq• i 1 ltd on, 3' l, ' , c oo; d 4 R ANCIS of P e ji, t, Pr est ?,e n ;r doing Ly J. - roly CIOSA sit e %NES A t re b, N Arco Dv' 7 e riches go' -;hapel, hv oL,'„of;ci," nd e v c ibe.„.. s ,fi e ' r • rv i s o. It gr. 11° top, 7„.. , 011C ' r k NIES , v aneedi t lie je s ItiOn 19 Arl' j to h e Ir gretted, aro. 01,:.; Cr;rofe.s,,rofoixoCPo, !idr ni l fe ( r i a tlY4: it fO t r 5 . 114 d :11)149,Lci'cri c a d, 0° %ice , 1 , 1 he fell goo pi ~zl s P r ieg, ° 0! arges t oll'e t , os e o&P dence i bco ~/1 e e s s e-- 014 s i P s ; , o ec , (l , ooov c d isir,s,t ter d -t da°g' 0 I V ) wife of - 4 . 5 10 cot. riiO ,-ton, v k t,l9," EY. L.. TI-1 11 , 1 01; r Y s i:e rd' o f 0 0,4 v, ife of SIIDI : j; ," As sE. / 'oli-Itle4r0111( IS 39 ' 0 E., fi - r F 161 5 04 st °l / 6 ,tre t vo r gt r g ir ' A le' c s (; ° .rc ,i4o '' ' t ; Pe r 13 ' 0" ,/ f ow n; t ik e vi dl e Y ll 1 1-c do , o e t Itrea 0 0 1 7 ; C eric f4 • ro • 0, , • sleg'oci , PVie, it ,e `,4ecie.0e,,,,,.„ r• MLOVPI v ree' , o er s c o r Ks a ae , .0 11 • ' per • ; C/i • Ortst Enbito &Guth camtrita / ,, 47 V ALPARAISO, CO BIJ A , and ARI CA.. Ai: NOTICE TO SHIPPERS AND PASSENGERS. LA I The NARCISSU§, Capt. WALKER, poll s the beginning of next wee k, canno t rece i v e any g o ods bo c k s. eulay next, the 4th June : loading in the London 'WILLCOX and ANDERSON, _ 51, St. Mary-axe, London - , gittarn gabigatton. S T EA FROM LONDON TO NEW/fORK. The Briti s h a n d A mer i can St m Navigation Vhi , Company's , . THE BRITISH EEN, Of 2016 tons burthen, an 500 horse power, 18intended L(eut. Rim ABM ROBERTS, R.N., Commander, kid n o to leave London on SATURDAY, the 29th June, rtsnaouth on MONDAY, the Ist July, for New York. I?ar eS—Saloon Cabins 40 Guineas. Lower ditto ditto .. 35 do. Inci udi Fore Saloon 25 do. acrd ng Provision s , Wi nes, B e ddi ng, &c. i n t h e S a l oon ; saloo rarovisions, Malt Liquor, and Bedding, in the Fore 4or information regarding freight, apply to JUNIUS SMITH, );4 8 4 9 ~Pen -court, F enc h urc h- s t reet .—F or p assage , t o lia tr ' N • hstErtsox "and Co. Paris and Havre ; JAMES I ' 3 llB T" ' EN., Hamburg ; JOIIN LINDIGREEN, Esq., at tli n' " th ;W. B. MACKEA N, Esq., Edinburgh and Leith; l'ltar e p .;:° ol Panv's Offices, No. 2, Billiter-court, Biliiter- L- 4 2. 1 1d0ni or to JOSEPH R. PIM, Liverpool. t c r - r} l l2: BRITISII QUEEN is intended to depart on the th ro ,, l , each alternate month, from London and New York, the year. ---________ W I STEAM. , , t, i ~, I LIVERPOOL AND NEW/ORK. -•• 't A The Directors of the TRAN.,Ay ANTIC STEAM ,•".a.'" 7Z.---•-, Sun. COMPANY have appeUted the following ' "'' sailing days for their splendid Ship LIVERPOO Li, p ° 1150. tons burtilen, 468 FromN hors EW e power.YORK `°. . ' . 13th LIVERPOOL June. 1839. i fith July, 1839. ' ' 4L ` 2 10 14 , _nglist, i • 24th Aupist. '..l—..eptember, . I 19th October, patttith Novetnber. ' 1 ith December. *hi t t, a : --- --10 Guineas in Saloon: 35 Guineas Fore Cabin Sars i nclude Wine and all Stores. Children under ten Pti tse of age, s tak and passengers' SerVants, half price. No Steerage Alittgeren. alld c", Perienced Surgeon accompanies the Ship. Warm' N, _ ° 'd }3 aths on board. whi c i`f?ds on Freight will be taken after the 7th of %Jul be strictly enforced. i Pe r- ' 1 1.,, e ' ifl'ab.ovp X 20,000, ~1 per cent., under that amount, Poi. nt. !tigive orders have been isQued, that not a Letter or Parcel e l'eeived on board excepl through the Company's Office. I,' JOHN POLLOCK, Agent. " -- -!!!?° 0 4 24, Water-street, February, 1839. - PRo;;;;.---- - - -R LONDON FOR ST. PETERSBURG, eIib,''ST IANS CALLING AT 4-N D, - HE LSINBURG &COPENHAGEN The St. George Steam-packet COmpany's new k 1,.. e :, , v,' 1 and powerful Steak -ship SIRIUS/ t„,... \ , 41 , , t5... (700 tons, and 3201orse-power,) I ' int Lieut. WATERS; R.N , Commander, I‘ . tt -e nded to s a il fr om o ff t h e 'LONDON DOCKS, on with 6 EBO AY ORNING, the sth of June, at ° Ws an d Paseengers for the above Ports. Ten o'clock, PARES, (exclusive of Provisions,) 1„ do State Stezelrd's Second Cabin .Cabin. Fee. for Servants. I'll 4 t° ChriStianSand Helsin- .6' s. d. ‘e s. d. es. d. gbh?r evaPenha. g en ' 66 0 05 0 44 0 ti ,.. - :•• 1,0 St. PetersLurg - . .1313 0 010 6 99 0 Thinil Li - , :and. Copenhagen, .or e--Nurg, to St. Petersburg.. 77 0 0a 0 55 0 I.l „' i t l K from ST. PETERSBURG on the 16th of June. dati on ' es sei is fitted with separate Cabins for the accommo alit °f Pamili - No Passeiwers.received on board with- a Pass e '' ' 'fli e s Port. utid St port. and VuLguity. are intended to leave London th e • Petersbur on the Ist and 16th of every month during p ae ftwou, g nrth . . Pa ti „, er information afforded on application at the Com tn,l.B faces Wa'ter-street, or Clarence Dock, Liverpool, ' -- ---Z...9 7 , I , adenhall-street, London. LlVtn".", CHEAP TRAVELLING. . 00 L TO AND FROM THE ISLE OF MAN. C4lll EVERY MORNING. ........ 7s. 61. 1 Steerage 3s. , . The Liverpool and Isle of Man Royal Mail ' 2, , :, ' Steam Packets, , :',. T ,:...; ' •-k QUEEN CF THE ISLE, -""',',;•4:•;. .. ---:. . WILLIAM GILL, Commigider, and MONA'S ISLE, A te i EDWARD QUAYLE, Commander, easo atel 'ded, on and after the 3d June, to the end of the aks , il eo leave G eorge ' s Pi er he a d, Liverpool, for DOUG id to 4,. :) ve rY MornMg, Sanday excepted, at Ten 'o'clock ; tk ept tteturn for LIVERPOOL, Every Morning, Sunday f tee ''t El -lit o'clock. * t ee 4 ti s f%Lge i rs :tad their Luggage put on board and landed ; "a e ' AGENTS, -,_binviZr'3ANlOOßE & CHRISTIAN; 23,_Redeross-street. .1.44 —. 4' ' rd D I N. MOORE Steam-packet Quay. :,- . • . liii-.„--, " ' '1) '4 4 o -STEAM CONVEYANCE T.O AND FROM "3"Nr - GLASGOW, ti g h 4 t s'is divided into :V6 - tiotii nr - tron, Air and Water wat f ,' t ms,giving security. against.'accident from. tire or iiii k ..; - 4t r • and bein g so constructed ti•,= to arriye at Glasgow at -(..1 - I ,' b 'te'of the title •ttiiit s'eturing innne,tiate • 'delivery' of • it e t• 1 ROYAL OITREIGN• ~ kt ' 4 , ~„*---TVP-Arcriit'i;:, Corarnander, • '/-'t• - t.i. p .,,••• \'' , .. '. ; likalt.L L'iEORGE,, • .: AL! 1`.4: -.4...' P..0ra...11.T . COOK,. C040030,11cler; ~: 4)11 ki a '', ll 7 - At F;OVER N EIG will Sail' roni Clarence Dock, ''"°011 --13 XY inxt, , the 3iliiitlTlC, at (Inc n'elOck in the P.,. •., 1'hi.;' : ",.:'—....9: - Mi loii ; 26. ; Stinvird'S F , ,,j,..:i NC' : w ltii Skipitig 111 - irtlig, 155.. ;': St iTeei3; is:; c s• ~ 71 : ",1 - i o: 1: 1 13 . h a , z ng In'ade every pessible‘ arrangement for 4lith :r,onifbit; and sa , fety' on board-Of tfiedi Vessels', respeet shaFe OA Olio patronage.: _... 4 44..2 8 addressed to the care of the subscriber, will be 1 io,rl):fdiiiarded. ,' -''.,, ' -o° _c' - ' - ' Q N agelOr, freight apply: to 10QIINI 't AsslE 4 Esq., ...u, 448 '' ° . i t ta . 0 el - • Me --ri D M`LARTY and eO., ,l , t i i 4 asgov, .• ~ ~., , . P. , aw--i, trect,`GFeentiCk; here, - to ''%, The. pro JAMES BIIEBNER, .20, Water-street. - -;aitin„,::l-AL SOVVR El G.N .proceeds direct. to Glasgow, only . '• , =-1 . 40p 0t .._ rim' - iife"s at' C 4 reeii nelt tO daft dli asSenge t's . ' •. , „ DUBLIN' find BELFAST. - `i - 'HI: CITY OF DUBLIN STEAM-PACKET' - COMPANI:, ed by Act of * Parltanteitt. o-)ta; o ve . Conitanli-- sail thiir'l 7 &sels, (With, or without ' I IQ 1 / 4 : 4 . '" 6 -4g-.Goodi and Passextgers to, the following Ports, sPr t ,;,; • - • , ' - ‘,..j.:VP31.1 4 100Lt0- DUBLIN; ' • - `l 41 1e . s — a'rr0 to BELFAST, every WEDNESDAy. ATII.I,4ONE, for BELFAST, on Vi n use N.th e . t ,' ; t he' 3Hi JurieVaf 'Phree 111 fferuool, •.: Itth,.! .140011 nel Pi e r 'this' p 'is t of WU, , 1 1 1 e N aL dTxpOritrs, f the ,Pratitsartrae,! I ,7 4 bet,l t er Pa'nv.n.t of the Dividen, thus ereathig a Poll ,- beti-ecn tlid Shippers arid : Shartholtlers. t;7,,Acti 4 ' hest - 4,maraTitee wits Proprietors! ' 4 "'est Piyisiends and to SA)iipPgris9 l 411 de.ILIP; ~.G ° (l3 krict - Live St'Ockthelliailtig"a - well-supportet / ;tich '" 10 -nt of , first-olttss Stiameris, and'theAoice%t rate el Asitie.orn4atibk with due. attention „totheir,mainten:at_ice. Water street. • _ . .._ — . I,I I IIIS. --. ~ - , --"-DEAPNESS.I , '• - -.-- , „, 1 VAEDNER AUBISTs from London, Edinburgh : Ititted,".,' Li . ublin, hegs''lcaid. to announce; that she has 'ex ' .ki 1 ze Sixth -Annual Viit' to- .I.,ierpool, , and. may4tit_ (I. 4 - ted 1,1-01(6.,, 01 . i au 41SEASES of the EAR, at No„ Jodi 'sq nf•-•-rs-rn.P.hT, until WEDNESD.,..Y t VENI, _ , the t ,T Ae unite.. - , _ , - '.. ' : , ' Nio; au r-eessr.- which has att,-nded lie: ti .iar-- method of idet ~s 7 ' tate l . the various specie 4 of .I)enfness'havini• been demon . '''' o 4 ' o ,l,t i o ll i se ‘ t :eraltheustin.i . c. , :se!,• ilin•iiii , the'le.-7(tiitive years, , 4 . the r, ' lie_priumpal eitu2.3 in the .Lnited han:.,dour,And. 11`414,1il'otinctit ; end its innocence and ellicacy haviii:oo ,ste o f ~!1 . huth 'the coiiMlenee of Ott Pub& hod -t he patron : 'a'ei, 'He raen4t; • ' -t l, -- •a'r ient •on her part is.-un- N 'M ''Y ''' - ' 4 " 44 i " '‘. 1" ' impress' - tl e 1 44 .1 „,• the to is it, ,however, her i.luty...to on 1 - ` 'Ne a „ ' the - ' a 1 ;efe , r'the Ilv, n !tel. of =twee teilti g, with so deli-' •-• or., - . ' ' ii, iti lir t. the . bat) as the,Ear t ; and at - i. scarcely Any two eases - re- t, - g,.11i 5 ,., 1 5 .c .111 ..e wozle of treatment, it is obvious . that ... any "ith oot -4 - gehettil ' refit edy- indiscriminately *Made 'rise of, ' l rieht. PaYieg attention to the age.antt constitution gea red alid also ti . • .., I• - vhenc,e the disease Jias ori - ;.... .. ,t, (AIL... lom I . _ . ..-.., ... i ,- s , th e '. "laY do more' hari II than .gobd; and frequend!,, con '. 1 :'a,[ 4. 4, t i - lotit simple affectjon ;to an inveterate itivi incurable h4trtei.suech as toial Deafness,. Pal,sy, of the Auditory N,:rve,• ' l r,,in t ‘ i of th 2 Tyinfianum ei . .. - Drum, Inflammation of the i,l.ll . ..._` l 2 . :?latlue ss or liisaqity.- - ' ' '' . • ~..It-.1,,f0 ; tee late Dr. Gardivr's TreaoSeoll the Anatomy, tx : 4l4kn.,l l li to a l itt , i a tao ri bs d :. D tt... is i eas es of t i hc , r E .I . a if , , itia y be 01,:t;i.n-edat..hr' 10 .5 4, -tes . ca , i , ';,l an 7 'ir P 'Cal opinion niav relied decidedly 1 1--ond the reach ot art, tat tee is t'. --(1 if con 1 - '•- "-",, - • - , • - f 9.4s l i tjtt • t'a tea-tpPrsonat,y;‘,. , • • • . . . : ee • rations .from 1.11,-. oxiiitry k pp.it.-pa . .ii!, :.-.11(1 including ,„,,,,,, v . ; • . , i.,. ‘ ,- , . 4 '41 "' ee grat . "- -'`- • . . , ~.. ~ „ ..- , s to the Poor every Morning limn Eihi t,.1 " -----....,_ ScIiiWEPPE ANI) CO,, - - - A... ‘v A . .. xiAN , ..4-Ac-roaLits et % . I- .. • Tol,Tratt. ....kND 2ERATED: IMMONADE; in,' 1 1 , 'el .-:MaJesty awl all the floyalTatuilv, .. -1 "tell'• 'l= RNE R S-STREET 1 ONDON. • Pt- A .' lll-, PACToIetEs Al' ' rizikToi„; imitivic, 'AND' AT 4t .4:11 - ' ° N 1) 04V-ROAD,LIP.:;.E16-POOL. ', . • -. • 0 CO . c'ATED WA'rERS, of J. SCHP_;\i'EuE ,aii4. .. , , s l l_th e -,,,,. ave lioiv; - .•:: , .tablishett So- biz"' a' rit;'ter threugh ''' tie, .0'7.'1 hw esterti,parts of Engfatidi that arc; l ''' fl g the ' n ° 4 eltsk• - t h eix., - V:1,,1.,UM3LE PROPE,'RT1::::::„; would 1)e ~4 4' 4;4 ,1 thll' i - e, ..irg . respectfully to , caution their frieMls c o d epp e f., , .PosAion. practiced by o,.lift• niakers„ly . lio use ~ ,0,, it ... isottles. in orkler `to p ,, :it olf their oWn impure , 4 , l e ili 4 fie ll t: lB .. . AS 8. cit . i.vr,PP -. E's INI - ..kikt.l , A7cTunE, -an-,1 al fraying ez.tfinilie t rj. 1 1014,a..14ed ..1,6,4,nver the Coricl with !al h. i tnr„.„,__ , or Warne bh ozeh si,Th . . .i.T.:llts-`l"rii oft-lerman SE LTZE lt WATER, in Quarts and •I'ort order s 'AT- In. t . ... -, - ' 11 . 'f • 't - - 11 , '0: , j bli e f o n o _. .. . u ac‘tir, - -ci,especie._y oi , ~, ) , ~ . , , 1,- R , l ll D en { . 'are their' ATents for L,iverpool ,--T. Nixon, stnsa" e' . % b ell, .-Lathblirv, Castle-street; Ceorge , Domt. ' -t 'J. W.',.. r--T -cnange-street East.; G. H. liowell,- Dale.'• \\, 4 o/Iz iki ,.. rrLe',3tteY, Lord-qteet ;‘'Ssfill. Sudlow, .1. If. ail a „.,.ori d ..., -, iii.,„, . . . , 4 , 6. .. li te ii. .. sThoirmson and Stin, Civircif-street •, , 7 , - ... w ait, rs, p et,, i -1,-..svift, ..1. Hiles, Bald asst,.., .I. l rocte - ; aaa lif it , a , V ini uti • 101)ertS, TlP , nelagli-street : 7.. i arin and Cro:_q7o.- !, liel t iN,; Willi' 1 - 30 ;vd, Parker-Street ; (...l: Beek,` Cir.., to-:,= 4 0 1 tec o , , a14- - Jones, .1. Collet. 13eri , y-street4, D. Sehol,> 7 ,:-/:„ ehker2...2quae; Johnson tind'i.i.lNVSoll. G,lta. Asiiinall", 1,i',:..1.i1d6 y, 4 t. -.l atoop , s-stfeet ',.• slxuatii..V. Ball; F.. T:eran9 , '' 11 . '1; 1 . 1 . itch.. ,44A-t- _Owen Londen-road; - William 'Wag:it4l, -)) - ` 41 7:t4 -1-1V ; 11 .% . 1 5, -. t . r• '(' ' ' I • \i''' 17 , 4 \ .k.,1 4 ., tx ; E... ):1 -• -ars;on, .. rear, ,eorge-p ace , , . .n„ its„ . I W . ' ' l t. 1.) • . ri taftird "fild. Ilijire4tket-'• - liillei Penile= tu, .! ,rle , ' , " • 36, 1-St re ,-„, :-?.; Alsow;llow,hill,; .A,„ V..--W-. IK:,ag, -NVillilm t , ',4.7 l l l, 2_!;, avti Pi- e ...0h0 -street 4 Jaine - "Geiard, Oldl i all -Street .; ..-- fo ' 4 4 ,-, TiA,%sci,. c l - ' M ill - street -i.ll.- Wi-Meiliw:- Ittorieli- , si , :•Cet; At%ii ( re a v - -i\:?4‘ o 2,Ed-,street ; • William l `-rarlynok.„ 4 I it "Z. 1,,Vt#e6,14.-I,..rslzine-Stre:eVi .1. :NI. SV'ers,' Parli-ioail; wo , (4tri .-; ne.kiimeriz ikrt . h.... ,, :mi - 444ii .. ; b are, - ."...; ggi e kini t , ; , J ° l4 4 Eastwood, Birkenhead ; IL Siniiii, , th • j 4 ",t 1 \ Tv^. VoL. Xii.—No. 672.1 _rtairs THIS DAY. THIS DAY, (Friday,) the 31st instant, at Twelve o'clock, at No. 9, Oldhall-street, 70 Tons NICARAGUA WOO Now landing ex Neptune, from Valparaiso, vest side Wa terloo Dock.--Apply to Messrs. HEGAN, HALL, and Co., Merchants, or JOHN and JAMES BARON, Brokers. SATURDAY. On account of whom it may conceen. t o TO-MORROW, (Saturday,) the Ist June, at 1' 'elve o'clock, at Hollinshead, Tetley, and Co.'s Office, 1 mfoid-street, A Quantity of Damaged COTT N, Lying on the Quay, north end of Prince's Dock ; saved from the wreck of the Transit, from Savannah.—Apply to Messrs. COLLMANN and STOLTRRFORT, Merchants, or to HOLLINSHEAD, TETLEY, and Co., Brokers. MONDAY. On account of whom it may concern. On MONDAY next, th . o 3d June, at One clock, at the Depot, north end Prince's k, A further Quantity of G 0 D $,, Saved from the wreck of the Harvest Home, bound for St. Thomas, Consisting of PRINTS, GINGHAMS, COTTONS, TIN PLATES, LEATHER, CALICO, DRILL, and other Goods.—Apply to Messrs. CPIAPM AN and WILLis, Agents for Lloyds, or to . JOHN HURRY, *nicer. On account of whom it may concern - On MONDAY next, the .3d June, at Tweive clock, at the Commercial Bank Warehouse, Oran ourt, Castle street, 1 Cask and 2 Cases CUTLERY, Asso - 1 Ca . 6e, containing 8 Pieces, Silk CiIick6tIiI2OCHELLAS, - 12 Ditto SILK VALENCIA. JOHN &IL RRY, Broker. Apply to WEDNESDAY. PUBLIC SALE OF WINES AND PORTER. On iirco;EsnAlyTnext, the sth June, at One o'clock pre cisely, at H. Martin's, No. 2, Runiford-street, Liverpcol, 8000 DOZENS, OF WINWAND PORTER! Catalogues may be had the day previous to, and on the morning of Sale, when Samples may be tasted. HENRY MARTIN, Broker and Importer of Foreign Wines. V, r ; The Wines con , ist of various sorts ; and the Porter Guinness's and Hanbuiy, Truman and Co.'s exclusively, and of the very first qual,ty. THURSDAY. On THURSDAY next, the 6th June, at One o'clock precisely, at Christopher Bushell and Co.'s Office, Oldhall-street, Liverpool, The following PORT WINES,: Being the entire and genuine Stock of THEOPHTLUS SMITH, of Ovorto—a name well k:;own throughout Great Britain in connection with Oporto \Vines, viz.:— About 100 PIPES of v'rious quality marks, „ 20 DITTO, 0: t e esteemed Vintage of 1834. Samples and Catalogues, for the Country, will be ready a week prior to the Sale, and will be forwarded, to the Trade only, on application to the Brokers.—For further particulars apply to Messrs. JOHN Binsv and Co., Merchants, to CHRISTOPHER BUSHELL and Co., Brokers. N.B.—The Brokers beg most respectfull to call the attention of the Wine Trade, and of Bottling Houses in par ticular, to this very superior and genuine Stock—the greater proportion of which consists of BOTTLING WINES of the highest ^haracter and value. The Brdicers are author ised to state, that the principal marks which Will he submitted fOr public competition, and which have been shipped without regard to cost, are Wine 4 of the first qualities that exist either in Portugal of in this kingdom. BIRD AND CRANK'S, • SUPER CARBONATED SODA-WATER. THE Water made use of being pteviously freed from all SL impurities by careful di-tillation: Aso EFFERVESC ING LEMONADE and MAGNESIA WATER. From their exclusive and peculiar managernent, the above highly-prized beverages retain all their freshness and purity, not being deteriorated by time or climate. Export orders and the trade supplied as usual, on very ad vantageous terms, Lord 7 slreet, Liverpool. PRIESTLEY'S SEIDLITZ POWDERS. PRIESTLEY, CHEMIST, Lord-street, Liverpool, begs gi • particularly to call the attention of his Friends, and the Public to his improved Preparation of the v justly-cele brated artieIe.SEIDLITZ POWDERS,. to yin the SEID 'LITZ WATERS, which approach nearer .au anythißg yet discovered to the Chalybeate Waters qt•G -awry. The style of -preparing PRIESTLF.Y r s SFADLITi Axtrwrts ispeculiar to himself, `and combines scientific' skile'With great accuracy, and althoughnumbers of peOple acquainted wittithe bilsineSs, and others, have of late years attempted imitatiOns,- they haVe invariably been found to be spurious compounili-, neither pos: sassing the agreeaMe ilaviour nor the medicinal properties of the Seidlitz Waters.- ` • Soktiii bnies2s.'eatb, cohtainingtwentv-four powders, to nittke one doien tumbler giasSe3, and In ti cases 10S. each. The hitter 'tire put up in a iTery'cligible form for e: , :portution, or to use at Sea, and: - ill keep any length ofthne in all Al ibates. Prepared - afid'sold only-by JOHN Paius-ri.ty, No. 64, , L0rd-street,where also natiyle'had Seidlitz Powders in 'Packets.' IMPROVED SODA POWDERS. It has been observedi that th,?..Sothr.Waterotlitin 'kePt in jars, parts with its carboniclas-- that carriage ofit , tolt dis tance has beeirattended with risk:and considerableieipense And - that froin.these inconveniences, its usehas been zobfined - chiefly to. large cities and- their-environs. Ur obviate these 'objections, and to extend the use of this agreeable and effiett. .cious:Water, the ingredients for making it.are . Offered to the publie.—Sold in boxcs'at each, • , • • . . FLUID. EXTRACT ..01? SARSAPARILLA. Iu this preparation are concentrated all the. Medicinal Fri). perties. of. Sarsaparilla Root. To persons; therefore, who, from various causes, would experience great hiconvenience, , or with whom it would be utterly ithpossible to prepare the -Compound Decoction,- the Fluid Extract, which possesses the advantages . of portability, and of keeping in _any climate, will be found.a most desirable mode of employing this much esteemed Medicine, TM) tea.spoonsful of the Fluid Extract,: put into a wine glass full of water, makes a preparation , equal in strength to half,a-pint of the Compound Decoction, formerly prescribed by the Loudon, Etliturgli, and Dublin Pharmacopoeias. The diseases in y.hich it ha,=. proved most beneficial are • thoae of the. Skin; suelt Scorbutic Affections, Eruptive Diseases, §2econda-ry . Symptoms, &C arisjng_ from a .I.liseased sta've.of,the -snstep at large.. For removing DRAches. Pies, &o.- from tlie ; Face, tnii Medicine h - as Jut sp ß erion ; - The extensive se and high reputation of this preparation ,has le,d to numerous hnitations, disguisqd by, the ,naine• of Syrup, Essenee.lole. The who,lu4pedipinaLvitimes '-'I the ~ sar§aparillgi c aq§kAln it i t-eXtrakive and it,pessesses no. real property Au : , Ike, (gm . of essence, w,ttle the. Syrup is injurious to the digest* organs by causing acid fermentation. Sold in bottles, at 40. 6d., 7a : tid, and 214.-NLe larger sized bottles are the cheapest. N'EtTABLE Xs allowed to bc,,anFxcellent discovery tor invigora,ting4ind renovating theluinanifair. Iteradicatesthe scurf,..noArkbes' the Hair, prevents Hs falling off, produces a zpost:beautilul natural curl, and gives to artificial Hair a peculiar softness, of texture, and luxuriaut appearaace.—s9ld in bottles at ls. 3d. and 3s. each. . CIIEMICAL MARKING INK. . 2 For Lineu with. a Coleimpu Pea. • This is very superior to the generality of what are called Perinaneht Inks. It gives most brillitnit black; which cannot be removed by acids or any otl-er causbS; without-at the 'same time destroying the linen.' Fatuities accommodated With theimproved Permanent 'lnk add Preparation separately il'required.—Stild in Cases, .13 6d; and 3s.' VEGETABLE TOOT POWDER. A pleasanticolik Tooth tartEirous inertatitiOns from the ariethy its pe6tiliar' properties prefves that ttei:!es'sarycoi , ering--Solurrtißoe.,, , : i2s titt. • ••• - •• - • - • • . • -; • •••• ' 'TURT , IITu ' • , For Cleaning and Polisibing , le,irnitttre'; DiRECTION S' First 'clean the -Fiirtliture fron wax tir other coinpositioa that trta!; , haVe hoeh previously el;ked, thehtalce a little of this . Oil, Mut with s'ofr piece of Flr:-.nol appiS , it all over ; arid for the first tithe' let itrehtain Ent tv..lVe boUrs. After -wiping it off with another piece f s6ft Flannel, continue rUb-uing it till . a beautiful Poiish is Prolueed. A 'little tised twice a week-is'shflicie - ht to ensure the brightness iiity of the Farnitrue.-aHalf-piut Bottles. Is, pinta - citiart ' . • GENUINE INIETALLIC LUSTRE. :This arti/ le - IA recommended to housekeepers for- cleaning ail'rnaliner of Gold and Silver Plate, - Metal Teapots, Pelvfer . Mersures, Brans. Fenders, Ca , id'esticks, Stair Roda,-Brass Plates on doors, Tin Covers; 'die. &c. with' hair.the usual rwhicli is generally. required- with.!.other pmparations, the above Lustre- leaves.a boautiful,polish on the Metal. It will also budoundu,eful in the Stable; department, for clean ing Brass mounted f;arriage, Gig, or Coach Harness.---Sold in squares, at 6d and is each: SCOU.RIN DROPS. The purpose of this useSul ; artiele is for taking Grease Spots out. of Sillis, ; ;Stes, fine Woollen; Cloths; &c., without in.: jiving the finest•arie, or most ;delicate colour. The,best method of using the S:.ouring Drops is, to spread the,Silk, &c., on a. table,, with a cle4n napkin under it,_ and put a few dropS On.a bit or ricw o very:CleanFlaiing,,anctrub the spot until it disappears; then . witil a clean napkin rub it tilt quite dry. It leaves no more: stain than idrop.of Water; which hanging a few hours hi the air, or a few days' *ear, will take away.—Price . . . . Es s :sENTIA.L .SALT OF LEMONS. kiii For tak iron ^:',:oidds, 'lnk Spois, and othcr titaius. out of Linen, AlusTi:l, Lace. &c., and for'many other useftil pur poci3.7-Price 1::. p,.r ',cis, or 'race 136 z es for 26. 61. 'CONCENTRATED P.S.SP,NCE OP PEPPERMINT. The virtues of this Ift1.1), whicili is uniformly held in MO estimation hr the most eminent Medical Practitioners in the kingdom, is in' the present preparatiOn, most fully concert= trated, whilSt the necessity of administering "large doses, as when useilin its simple f,n'ai, is hereby avoided. MUCH ADM I D ALMOND FLAVOU R 'A few drops orthis' Fliiv6nr added to etkards, Puthliogs, ciirriiivinthate aiuost of Almont - I, , :—solaiti Bottle:3, iNithDikections / U. (id. and 3s. CONCENTRATED ESSENCE of JAMAICA GINGER. A teaspoonful may be taken fiir a dose three times a day, in ant•'liq;ud Physicians' and Surgeons' Preseriptions carefullypro~• Medicine Chests titted up for sea. Genuine Drugs and Chemicals. as7,o 4 AND GENERAL COMMERCIAL ADVERTISER. HEARTS RESOLVED AND HANDS PREPARED, THE BLESSINGS THEY ENJOY TO GUARD.-SMOLLET. FRIDAY, MAY 31, 1839. broth. EXTENSIVE CARPET AND FURNITURE WAREHOUSE, HANOVER-STREET, LIVERPOOL. THOMAS BRANCH RESPECTFULLY announces, that he has CONSTANTLY ON SALE, At the HANOVER ROOMS, A particularly extensive and valuable Stock of Elegant and Fashionable CABINET FURNITURE, Of every description, manufactured in the first style of ex cellence, from the best Materials, INCLUDING DRAWING-ROOM SUITES, of Real and yilation Rosewood, /IN CIRCTILAB. AND OBLONG LOO , Work, Flower, C ar d, O ccas i ona l , W r i t i ng , S o f and Fancy Tables, What Net s , Ch a i rs, C ouc h es , S o f a Tea, Poys, Cheffoniers, Canterburies, Fire Screens. &c.r . MAHOGANY FURNITURE In Sliding-frame a n d o th er f orms o f Di n i ng bles, Pedestal and Cellaret Sideboards, Single and Winged Bookcases, Secretaires, Cheval and other Screens, Single and Double Wardrobes, Ladies' Wardrobes, with brass rods and arms, for Dresses, Trafalgar and Balloon-formed Chairs, Card, Library, Loo, Invalid, Sofa, Snap. Pembroke, Ladies' Work and Screen Tables, R unn i ng Sid e -t a bl es , ouches, Sofas, Children's Chairs, Cots, and Cribs, Chests of Drawers, Night Commodes, Bedsteps, Bidets, Hat Stands, Boot Racks, Music Standsand Stool s , C an t er b ur i es , H a ll Chairs, Butler's Trays, with Stands, Foot Stools, Cheffoniers, Quartetto tables, Dressing-tables and Basin-stands, Rising Sideboard Tables, Gentlemen's Library or Office Tables, Double and Single Knife Bores, &c. RECUMBENT INVALID CHAIRS, Elegant Lounging, Library, and Devotional CHAIRS, A►aiPs' bp turttcn. LAND IN JAMES'-STREET. rPHE LAND in James'-street, advertised for Sale by Aue'ion on the sth June, harinebeen Disposed of by Private Treaty, the SALE WILTINOT TAKE PLACE. LOWNOES and ROBINSON. Bningwick-street, May 30, 1839. VALUABLE BUILDING LAND AND DWELLING HOUSES, AT EGREMONT. CHESHIRE. By Messrs. THOS. WINSTANLEY and SONS. On WEDNESDAY next, the sth day of June, at ne o'clock in the Afternoon, at the Clarendon Rooms South John street, Liverpool, subject to conditions o ale then to be produced,—by order of the Assignees mid Mortattgees, I.ot LA PIECE of LAND, contai9o about 9500 square yards, on the south side: of Church-street and west side of King-street, Egremont. large and excellent DWELLING-HOUSE, in the oecuPatioA of William Moir, Esq., on the south side of Church-street, Egremont, possessing Baths and every con venience, and containing spacious Entrance, Breakfast, Dining, and Drawing Rooms, Butler's Pantry and Ante room, on the ground floor, several excellent Bed-rooms. with Dressing-rooms. This House is built with the greatest care, in the most substantial manner. 3.—A Piece of LAND, containing about 5500 square yards, on the south side of Church-street, Egremont. 4.—The beautiful and well-built VILLA, adjoining the last lot, in the occupation of Mr. Nisbet, Surgeon, with the Coach-house and Stable thereto. 5.—A Piece of LAND, containing about 8000 square yards, on the north side of Church-street, Egremont. being in front thereto and to a bark street of six yards wide 150 yards, on the west side, along an unnamed street 52 yards, and on the east side, along Darlington-street. 54 yards. or thereabouts. 6 —A Piece of LAND, containityzabont 7000 square yards, on the north side of Churchstreet, Egremont, and east side' of Darlington-street. _ _ _ 7.—A Piece of LAND, containininz about 4200 yards, on the south side of Un;on-street, ElTemont, hei'e in front thereto and to the said back street 150 yards, r. , nd in depth on the east side 30 yards. and on the west side, along Darlington street, 25 yards, or thereabouts. B.—A Piece of LAND. containing about une- yards, on the south of Union-street. Egremont, being in front thereto' and along the said back street 150 yards, and in depth on the east side, to the front of Darlington-street, 25 yards, and on the west side, to the front of an unnamed street, 23 yards. 9.—A triangular Piece of LAND, containing about 3700 yards, on the north side of Union-street. Egremont, opposite the two last lots, and a small triangular Piece of LAND, adjoining the same. -The Tenure of the whole is Freehold of Inheritance. For Plans and further particulars apply, as to Lots 1. 2. 3, And 4, to Mr. ROaERT Nonitts. Solicitor, North John street, Liverpool; Lots 7,8, and 9, to Messrs. LOWNDES and . ROBINSON, Solicitors, Brunswick-street, Liverpool ; and nq to the whole Property, to Mr. THOS. FISHER, Solici for, Temple-court, Liverpool ; Messrs. LACES, CLAY, and Alvkins, Solicitors, Union-court, Liverpool ; and to Mr. THOMAS WHINNED.AII, Accountant, Lord-street, Liverpool. FURNITURR. A T.P. TyrNE, Sec. By Mr WALKER, THIS DAY, (Prialv.) the 31st instent. nt Eleven o'clock pre cisely, on the Premises, Litherland-alley, South Castle afrept, THE Genuine HOITEHOLD FURNITURE, .and - other Effects, of Moses Jackson, a, bankrupt, cum urisi7ig Fonr-oost and Tent Bedsteads, with anuropriate Hangings. Feather Beds, Bedding, Mahogany Chests of Drawers. Toilette Tables and Glasses, and other Climber Requisites, Vahor.i•any Chairs.. Dining and other Tables, a quantity of Tumblers and Wine Gla , ses, Ale and Spirit. Measnres, and other Effects. Also. about Four Barrels Ale, sundry small quantities of Spirits, &e. May be yiaived on the Morning. of Sale, and Catalogues had of Mr. WALKER, 31, Church-street. VALUABLE ASSORT"Pyr r)F LONDON PAPER HA /VG TArr,,C. By Mr. WALKER, On TUESDAY next, the 4th of inne. flt - Pleven o'clock pre- eielv, at his Room., 31. (~h”reh-treet, A VA. T,TT ARTY assortment of IJONT)nN P A PP,R, ill HANGINGS. consieued from an eminent Nidon•if,eture for nirecerved sale: amono.st the enllection,ll be fn'ind 4fe , (;,,,,i. sqver. Plce l -.. Etnho..e4, Gla. , ed, nar other Paners. This Stock eomrelqes a enTha , tinn of mo valnable Papers tl , -t has ever been offered for Poblie en efitir•n. M'r 1, ” vie-ved on 11 , 1 ,, nflav, the 34 .Tnne, and Catalogues had of I.rr. WALKER, 31, Church-street. UNDER AN EXEMITION. VALUABT‘g STOCK OF .TETVELLERT; PLATT I) con!) g, : sre. By Mr. -WALKE, On Tuuncn.ar, the 6th, Fero vv. the 7th. Rnd SkTURD AY, th'e gth &Iv. of June next. at his Rooms, 31, Church-street, Pleven o'clock prec;.elsr. rri 7 very Valuable STOCK-IN-TRAptof n JEWEL LER, which will positively be SolOtithont the slightest Reserve. _ _ The. Jr wir,t,t.tit-r comprises solid Cold and Silver Guard and Briget Chains, Gold and Silver Pencil Cases and Tooth . riclis . .Ta large quantity of .Gold Lockets. 'double and sinele Eve (I,lasses, aid Keys, Ladies' and Gentlemen's enriched. with Diamonds, Pearls, Rubies, and Emeralds, fine Gold BrooChes, of Ltindon Manufacture. anAuf the most np lirnvel wit - terns. Diamond and Emerald Main Pins, fine Gold Earrinas, Studs, a treat variety.of Jet Good •, f:sc. SHEFFIFJ,O PLATED GOODS comprise Cruet and Li o•iier Pratne.s, Table and Chamber- Candlestielis, Waiters, Cal;e:BiAlteti;, 1 1 ei . Pots, Mottle Coasters, Snufreis and Trays, and'a„feW lots of Gerthao Silver Spoons. . _ _ ni.y be viewed. on WEDNESDAY, the sth of June, and atalociles had of Mr'. WALKER, 31, Chnrch- . .strcet. - The Trade Will.find"thls Stock well worthy of their atten tion: - • TO BUILDERS AND OTHERS.' By order of the Agsisrnee of Mr. Tirrilliam Bartley. IBVMr. J. B. SMITH, On MoNDA . v, the I1)th June, at . Two o'clock' in the After tinny', in a Tield . 'nearthe *Magazines, L'• gird Cheshire, '9l l HE remaining part of A Kiln of BRICKS, about Seventy or Eighty ThoUsand, in .ts to suit Purchasers. May be seen prior to he sale, on apphring to Mr: WHIN NERAIT`, ACC!onntant, 3, LOrcl-street, Liverpool ; or to the Auctioneer' at Liscarcl. lit . NrkßS ' eec.,"tha Pronerty qf a Gentleman. I-33' Tiff'. BINPLEY, • On THURSDAY, the 13th day of June, at his Repository, " • 3 ' " ' limminghtirn . ...... , following: Five , HUNTER p , TWO - CARRIAGE HORS'ES.-and a PONY : KINGSLEY, a brown g., aged/' PARCHMENT,' a ellesnut g., aged. CLOVERLY,- a bay g:, aged. ALADIN. a brown g., 6 years old. EARLY .PURL, a bay g., 6 years old. MARKSMAN, a brown g., aged, steady in riarnes!. VINTNER. abaY . g., aged, dittli HANROOST, grey,TOny, 6 years ,old, extraordin ary Hack. - • • FREEHOLD OF INHERITANCE. DESIRABLE INVESTMENT. SYERS, 0/I.,MoNnAY . next, the: 3tl clay of June, at Six o'clock in the-Eyed/iv at the. Feathers Hotel, in Cla'yton=quaie, in Circrpocdsot . •: r • A SUBSTANTIALLY-BUILT DWELLING -4,•17" HOUSE,-situate on thesouth fide of Birkttt :streeei in Liverpool,- containing in front and at the back 15 feet, Sat:running - in.depth 71 feet; nore or less, respectably tenanted, at the yearly rent-of £2l. • 2.—A - substantially-biiiit DWELLIN(MIOUSE, situate •owthe south side of Birkett-street;containingin front and• at the.back 15 - feet, and running in depth 71 feet, more or less, in the occupation of Mr. Nathan; at the yearly rent of £24. 3: A.suhrtantiaily-b~rilt. DWELLING-HOUSE, situate on the south side*of Birkett-street, containing in front and at the back 15 felt, and running in depth 7I feet, more or less, in. the occupation of Mr. Sharpies, at the yearly rent of £22. These three Lots adjoin each other, and offer a very eligible Investment. ,• _ -- _ 4.—A substantially-built DWELLING-HOUSE, situate on the smith side of : Birkett-street, containing' infront and at the hack severally-15 feet,, and running-in ..depth.-71 feet, more or. less, in the occupation of Mr., George, at the yearly tent of £24. 5.—A DWELLING-HOUSE, SHOP. and PREM ISES, most substantially-built, situate at -the corner :of Birkett !trect and Christian-street. (thus possessing tbe advantage, of anuble front,) adjoining Lot 4,.containing sin ,front:to•Bir "kqt-street 15 feet, and- extending in, depth 50 feet 2 inches. more or less, in-the occupation of Mr.:Railton, at the mode r.rteyearly rent of £32. , And all that COTTAGE,,fronting Christian-street; and -adjoirriml. the lasi-mentioned Premises, containing in. front and ' . at the back .23 feet 10 inel : )es„ and I-tinning. in depth.ls feet,:.niore,or less, in the neenpation of Davies end Jeffries,, pfodueing- a rental of £14..55. per annum. -• AllAhe.-abnve Premises' are fitted up with every useful convenience, are in an excellent sta.;- - e of -repair, are the occupation o 1 respecfaide Tenants, mos , of whom have been „resident in,tliem for a unmter, of. .years, and, altogether, offering a most desirable, Investment to. a- Capitalist, on ac-ount of being built on one plot of: Land: • • ii —A convenient DWELLING-HOUSE, _(No: 25,) r•ituate on the north side of Back.Bridport-street, near to the Church, for the Blind and to ,London-road, in Liverpool; and a.notler- at the back thereof, -containing in front .and at - the back 15 feet, and-extending in depth backwards on' both sides 32. feet 2 inches, a little more or less. • , The Tenure of this Lot is Leasehold under the Corpora tion of Liverpool, for three lives.(two living) and 21 years This Lot is , very; suitable for a person desirous of,making a small Investment, being in a central part of the Town. 7.—Ten Copyhold COTTAGES, (either together or sepa rately.,) situate on the east side of Green-lane, near the Cattle Market, each Cottage containing in front 13. feet 6 inches, and in depthbackwards 90 feet, with the Yards and Gardens behind the same. Annual rental £lO4. For further particulars relative to Lots 1,.2, 3,4, and 5, apply; to .Mf.. 1 4NRY BREMZ,TER, Solicitor, 3, Temple court ; and as to Lot 6 and 7, to Mr. BOOKER, Solicitor, 1, ,Postoffice-placo, Livertaml. [ADVERTISEMENT.I THE MANX LOTTERY. TO THE EDITOR OF THE LIVERPOOL STANDARD. paragraph appears in the Albion of to . -day respect ing the Isle of Man Lottery. As the whole Statement is the production of falsehood and malice, and tedding to injure a public body, I beg you will contradict the shine. The act of • Tynwald, of which he speaks as to putting down lotteries in the Isle, of Man, only applies to lotteries established after the promulgation of 'the said act, and canneo, nor has it a retro speetiVe effect ,acting as an expoat facto law. I need not remind you that it viould have shown common sense if the editor of the Albion had .examined the Manx papers respecting the affair, befor e adopting the 'mischievous anonymous - article 1 haN;e alluded to. As to responsibility or risk of the parties who haii e in:NI-lased, or may here:liter be induce.d to purchase,, I have to obAn-Ve,..that if the intentions of the Isle of Man. Building Company Lottery trustees cannot be carried into effeet-f which no doubt exists, except in theminds of such Men us the Albir,:;!,e'edirespondent—then. I, as their agent, aril' frilly authorised to declare that, all moneys shall certainly • - I remain, sir, yours respectfully, PETER ORIVIEROD: iitverpool, May 20, 1839- POLDI.\GSOFA AND CHAIR BEDS, - JAPANNED, STAINED,-- - AND ,- FA-Nbir:OffAlßS, - In the greatast.variety ; - Four-post, Cottage, Conopy. Prench,Dome, Camp, Nursery, and Press BEDSTEADS, of every form, In Mahogany, Birch, and Painted Woods ; Feather BEDS, Hair, Flock, and Straw MATTRESSES, PAINTED CHAMBER REQUISITES, Of all descriptions, In Wardrobes, Chests of Drawers, Toilet Tables, Basin . _ stands, Towel Airers, &c. Elegant CHIMNEY and DRESSING GLASSES, A VARIETY OF BEAUTIFUL ITALIAN SCULPTURED ORNAMENTAL FIGURES VASES, URNS, EWERS, &c., Also, a very diversified Stock of BRUSSELS, DAMASK, VENETIAN, KIDDERMINSTER, and JUTE CARPETING, Embracing the most Modern Patterns, of ( x !ellent Manufacture ; TURKEY AND BRITISH HEARTH RUGS, A great variety of beautiful PRINTED DRUGGETS, In the newest and most admired taste ; Crimson, Drab, Green, and Mixture DRUGGETS, BLANKETS', Fizured FLOOR and LOBBY CLOTHS, - Of all dimensions, for eu'ting to fit Rooms, Halls, Lobbies, Shops, and Ships' Cabins. INDIA AND ENGLISH MATTING, • . Black Flair Seatinys, ,of all Widths, 6:c. kc. • HORSES. 1...v N PRIVATE SALE, at Lucas's Repository, Great Charlotte-street, a very superior Lot of HUNTERS, GIG and SADDLE HORSES. Also;'to arrive this day, and will be on view to-morrow, Ten remakably fine SAD DLE HORSES, from £7O to £l2O each.'` • • Purchasers can scarcely NI suitin:r theo,sPlves. TO BOOKSELLERS, BOOKtiliN 01...KZ! , 61A TI ONE RS. MO be DISPOSED OF, by PRIVATE TRE A TY, the well "- established BUSINESS of a BOOKSELLER, BOOK BINDER, and STATIONER, in a cent,rfil and improving part of Liverpool. Toe Bookselling aiftl 4l Btationery Depart ment will be sold sepltately, it desiredrthe present oecnpier wishing to devote the who! of his time to another branca of trade, in which be is already engaged'.. The above business is cn)a!do of great extension, and the Premises, the rent of which is extremely moderate, may be had for a term of years _ For fu Cher particulars .apply (if by letter, post-pad,) to Mr. JAMES NORRIS, SOliCilor, Doran-place, Lora-street, Liverpool. rAN SALE,. a large Qoantif - y of OLD 13 J TERIAT.,S. Apply to JoHN BLEAKLEY, Brieltll er, 9, Parr-street, above Siater—Areet. Co be Sgt. r obe LET, for nine or twelve months, a FURNISHED HOUSE, at Portland-place, Bridge-street, Woodside, containing four Bed Rooms, two Sitting RJoins, two Kitchens, with a Garden, delightfully situated, and 'bommanding an extensive view of the Mersey. Immediate. possesaon may be had. Apply to Mr. TucxErc, Wine-merchant, n,Wat4-street Terms moderate. Ott 3jitblitatins. . • • . AVill . beTublished in 3niy., 1839, - 013 SON'S DIRECTORY FOR LOCDON AND it LIVERPOOL, arranged in Three J a ti 4 exhibiting the Merchants, Manufacturers, and Traders, kudi -tie following Distinct. Arrangements Pirst.-LThe SiREET-,KEY, with the Names and Profes sions arranged in ,street order, and numerically. This is entirely new, and of great importance to those who-require to send ont circulars, for election purposes,,&c. &c. Second.--ALPHABETICAL DIRI,'FTPKY, being the Names arranged alphabetically, wpfidic Professions and Residences attaelied: Third.-=CLASSIFICATION OF TRADES ; comprising . . various lists . of all in each Trade or 1 3 ,-ofession. - The Railroad;. Coach, 'Waggon, Van, Vessel, anti Steam COnVeyance List, will give (in addition to the Homed List Of coaches) -an Account of all Railroad Communications with each place—their Branch - Conintunication, and the - Route of Mail and ether Coaches, with time of the Mails' Arrival at each Town, both up and down journeys. WITH A MAP OF THK•COUNTY OF LANCASHIRE; • 2% in, by l6' in. - - London and, Liverpool Directory, Subscribers, 21s. ; subscribers, 25.5.. .Liv . erpool _Directoq, Subscribers, 10s.'; ,Non-siebscribers, 12s. tid. W,.RossoN.and Co., London Directory and Court Guide Office, 4, Cldak-lane; London. Agent's Residence 30 Hawke-street, Liverpool. just published, dedicated to 'her Majesty, price, large paper, cloth extra, .£2 12s 6d; or 'morocco extra, *XI 10s; small paper, cloth extra, 31s 6d ; or,-morocco extra, X 3. rrH E - ILLUSTRATED •FAMILY BIBLE, in. one -elegant volun* , ,srhall folio, comprising also " A' COMPLETE CONCORDANCE of the 'OLD and. ;NEW TESTAMENTS,/' is strongly recornmendcd as. de pidedly most appropriate and best. adapted as,a.present to a new married couple ; as a token ofremembrance to.a distant .friend, or on birth-days or other. occasions ;as-testified by the following extracts from a consider Ole list of critical notices - - • ' . ' 2 ; -;•', , • • . Copy of tt, letter from the-Rev. Dr. RAFFLES; Edge- hill.,:iFehruary, Gentlemen,---! am exceedingly obligedio ,you for having afforded me a sight of the. elegant _volumes you sent for my inspection. Your edition if the Bible, in the beauty of its typography, and the taste displayed. in its decorations, is certainly unique; and I trust that many will be induced to make a book, so precious as to.' its contents, and .to graceful 'in its ornaments, the medium of expressing their regardibr those relationS and friends to whom they desire to, present some token of their esteem. ." I am ? Gentlemen yours very truly, " 11-10 MAS RAFFLES. " Messrs. Fisher, Son, and Co.; London." " This is an age of wonders as it respects the efforts of the Press. Never was the art of printing so well understood as it is in the present day "Pile illustrated Family Bible' is a stri king. proof. of the, truth of these remarks. As a specimen of typography it will be regarded by the best judges as-unrival led in taste and beauty aid in economy to the public it is no less remarkable. With pictorial illustrations, eminent for their.skill and adaptation, a.Commentary long established in the public confidence, and a C incordance written on a new and impro.ve.d,.principle., it is offered to families at au in o'a cel:11)1y modearte sum. As'a preSent to a newly married couple, just entering on the res;onsib;lties of domestic life, it I a; proVe the means of extensive gond to generations yet tut ltaga.z.ine, February, 1839. . *,* Toe ii„Lusrr k . I BIBLE is al- , 3 pub lished ';FWENTY l i'AitTS, at 2s. lid. large, or ls. small paper, - , . Published for the Proprietor, by FISIIER: SON and CO. Lnitton and Paris, and may be procured throu B li -,speeta tne. booksellers in the kingdom. STANDARD FAMILY EDITION. • •IN ONE Vo LumE , Now publishing in Ton Monthly Niunbers. ,Price is. each, rvti E ARAIHAN MOOTS' ENTERTAINMENTS, Translated by the Rev. EDWARD FORSTER, with illus trative .notes and an RiAorical, and Explanatory Introduc tion. Each-Part contains V.To or three superb Ragravings, front deign by R. Saiirke, E N , Dedicated, with permission, to Sir A. W. Calicott, R.A. Just published, price.l.os. 61, cloth. COLOUR AS A MEANS OF ART, being an Adapta tion of the experience of Professors to the actice of Amateurs. With Eighteen coloured Phtes. y FnANK • HOWARD, Esq., Author of the " Sketcher', lk ual," " The Spirit of Shakspeare, &c. . . " Mr.' Howard has done good servicik the arts in this .attempt .to reduce to principles of certaitity those qualities, which have hitherto been vaguely referred to.taste. —Atlas. " A volume replete with valuable observations, most amusing and instructive."—Literary Gazette. NEIZLE'S LECTURES.—THIRD EDITION, Just published, price.- -Is. 6d.' cloth ' gilt. LECTURES . ON ENGLISH .POETRY, from the reign of Edward 111. to the time of Cowper. By HENRY NEELF:, Author of " The Romance -of History," &c. This work will form an acceptable and appropriate present for youth at this season of the year. SPLENDIDLY ILLUSTRATED EDITION OF FAIRY TALES, Just published, in Six Volumes, price 155., or 2s. 6d. each. THE CHILD'S. FAIRY LIBRARY. with 600 En gravings, from designs by Johannot, Granville, 'Gijoux Francais, &c. " One of the nicest little books ever issued for the delight and benefit of little readers. Court Journal. THE CHILD'S LIBRARY, UNIFORM WITH THE FAIRY. LIBRARY. ROBINSON CRUESO, with numerous . Illustrations by GEORGE CUBIT:SHANK. 2 vols. Price ss. " The best edition of this immortal fiction ever pub lished."--Cottrt Gazette. FAIRY TALES IN VERSE, by the Author of " Old Friends in a New Dress," with 70 Illustrations, 1 vol. Price 2s. 6d. with - ntunerOus Ilhistrations, .1 vol: Price 2s. 6d. London : Joseph Thomas ; T. Tegg ; C. Tilt ; and Sunp. iglu awl Co, lalantrb. AV - ANTED, a YOUNG MAN, of first-rate abilities, V V to MANAGE a HOSIERY BUSINESS, in all its branches. One would be preferred who has a thorough knowledge of the Live 00l Trade. Security required. Address, (post-paid ,)p A. Z., at Mr. Williams's, White Bear Inn, Dale-street. rr HE Advertiser, who recently came from the West Indies ± in the capacity of NURSE, is anxious to rctifrn, if she could meet with a suitable opportunity of meeting with a similar engagement, or as LADY'S MAID, to any of the Windward Islands. Address, B. B , at the Standard-office. TO TOBACCO MANUFACTURERS THE AClVeriisei,;l;ohi;Tne;Celieni coiit - i - exion in the above trade, in Manchester and the surrounding towns. is desirous of receiving a COMMISSION for the sale of the above article. Letters, addressed A. 8., care of Mr. H xidER, York Hotel, will meet with immediate attention. Ilt)tirrs. rrHE crediti.rs who have proved their debts under a fiat in bankruptcy awarded and issued forth against WIL LIAM BARTLEY, of Liverpool, in the county of Lancaster, and also of Egremont, in the county of Chester, money scrivener, dealer and chapman, are requested to meet the assignee of the said bankrupt's estate and effects, on WED NESDAY, the 12th day of June next, at One of the clock in the Afternoon, at the Office of Messrs. LACES, CLAY, and MYERS, in Castle-street, in Liverpool aforesaid, to assent to or dissent from the said assignee prosecuting a certain suit or suits, instituted by the said bankrupt, against John Askew and William Houldsworth and others, for the purpose of enforcing a contract entered into by the said bankrupt with the said John . Askew, for the purchase of,a ferry or passage on the 'Mar - 'Mersey, in the county of Chester, called the Egrewont Ferry, and - of certain lands and hereditaments, at Egremont aforesaid, or of discontinuing such suit ; or to the said assignee taking such other steps, in reference to the said contract, as to the said assignee may seem advisable ; and on other special affairs. NI/ ti against Etlr, A EDGAR Et !. n B b c vr i lly is awarded Lwerpo a o r issuedin e county of Lancaster, merchant, one of the company of pro prietors of the C?ntral Bank of Liverpool, and he being declared a bankrupt, is hereby required to surrender himself to the commissioners in the said fiat named, or the major part of them, on the Bth day of June and sth day of July next, at One o'clock of the Afternoon iif each day, at the Clarendon Rooms, Liverpool, and make iffull discovery and disclosure of his estate and effects ; when and where the creditors are to come and prove their debts, and at the first sitting to choose assignees, and at the last sitting the said bankrupt is required to finish his examination, and the cre ditors are to assent to or dissent from the allowance of his certificate ; all persons indebted to the said bankrupt, or that may have any of his effects, are not to pay or deliver the same hilt to whom the commissioners shall appoint, but give notice to Messrs. VINCENT and SHERWOOD, Solicitors, Temple, London, or to • Messrs. MTTLEDALE and BARDSWELL, Solicitors, Water-street, Liverpool. BOROUGH COURT. Will be published on the Ist of June, BILLS of COSTS in the BOROUGH - COURT of LI VERPOOL, under the Rules, and SCARE of FEES, to Le adapted on the Gth of June next. By =i% PERfty, Attorney-at-Law. late a Deputy-R: ~i strar o&the Court. 23, Water-street, 2ith May, 1839. _ _ _ PORTRAITS AND MEMOIRS OF THE ARCHBISHOPS, BISHOPS, AND OTHER DISTIN GUISHED DIGNITARIES AND CLERGYMEN OF TIME UNITED CHURCH OF ENGLAND AND IRELAND, AND OF THE EPISCOPAL CH U RUH I.N AND THE UNITED STATES OF ANIERICA. EDITED BY THE Rev. STEP HEN IB . .A.ACS ON, M.A. is intended that this great ;National Work shall comprise a a series of Portraits, accompanied with brief Memoirs, of the Archbishops, Bishops, and other living Dignitaries and Clergymen of the United Charch of England and Ireland, notn here and in our Colonies, the Episcopal Church of Scotland, and' that interesting branch of the Protestant :Episcopal Church now. tioucisuing in the United' States of America ;,and the distingui.dled patronage with which this undertaking has been 'already honoured, inspires the Pro prietors with confidence that it will be highly acceptable to the nation at large, as well as to the members of our venera ble and Apostolic Church. • The above Work is in the same size and style as the Con servative Portraits, now publishing by. Messrs. Dawe and Gowar. 8, Regent-street, Loudon. The Value of this Work will be obvious to all who desire to see the sacred ties of Christian affection drawn more closely between the respective orders and ranks of the Clergy and their Congregations. To the Clergy who may wish to possess Portrait;; of the Bishops. who ordained them, and are over them in the Lord," and likewise of their College and Clerical friends ; and of living authors whom they have read and esteem, the present Work will be full "of interest and pleasure. To Parochial CongregatiOnS also it Will afford high gratifica tion to be able individually to posSess themselves of a faithful Pwtrait of the Pastor front whoM they receive the advantages of religiouS instruction and spiritual consolation, and whom they have been led to "esteem highly for his work's sake." The numerous Lay friends and relatives of the Clergy will alSo have an opportunity of obtaining accurate Portraitures of those who are endeared to them by the ties of nature. In all these, and many other respects, this Work cannot fail of becoming of great utility and interest to the vast body of the Nobility, Clergy, - and 'Gentry of the British Empire. . The Portraits will be selected without the least regard to political or other differences of opinion. Eminence in 'Ecclesiastical rank, intellectual abilities, learning, virtue, or religious zeal, being the great objects proposed to be recorded. - The Memoirs will be confined to a review of the academical course and public life of the Clergyman whose likeness is given, together with a list of arty religious or literary works which he may have published.' Facts will be stated, while all critical and controversial observations likely to offend w ill be excluded. It has been suggested by very high authority, that it •would - add much to the interest and value of the work, if each Clergyman would• furnish a short exposition of a passage of Scripture. The • Proprietors cheerfully accede to thiS suggestion, 'and respectfully solicit the favour' 'of such communications. And as only about 'fonr page's on -an average can be appropriated' to, each 'Memoir and 'Scriptural illustration; brevity will be highly desirable. • • The Portraits will be engraved in the'first style of the Art, and neither trouble nor expense spared to'render this great Work worthy of the noble cause to which it is dedicated, and one of the most splendid that has ever appeared. • A Part, containing. three Portraits, with their respective Memoir, will be published on the first - day of every alternate month, in a thick, handsome wrapper, for the protection 'of the Plates. • The size of each•eng raving will be nine inches by seven. • • - • ' s. .d. Price of each Part, India Proofs 21 0 atm . ditto, , Imperial Quarto Proofs . 12 0 For the convenience of Subscribers and others, each Plate may be had separately. • " • • ' . . _ . Proofs of the Piates,berore Letters, ontarke Paper,lrtdia 21 0 Ditto , Lettered, `ditto' • liadia 10 6 DittO • - ditto ' dittO 7 , 6 !...All Portraits wilt be 'given in full - canonical and those Clergymen vho have approved likenesses will oblige the Proprietors by lending them for the purposes of 'this Work. They Will be carefully preserved, and i . ettirned free of expense ; but where no. Portrait exists; the Proprietors Will have one painted expressly for the Work at their own expense. Part 1. is now ready, containing a Portrait and Memoir of THE ARCHBISHOP OF CANTERBURY.. THE BISHOP OF ROCHESTER. THE REV. HENRY MELVILL. RYALL'S CONSERVATIVEPORTRAITS, The Subscribers to this splendid Work, and the Public generally, are respectfully intbrined that Messrs LACE and ADDISON, the Agents, have just received PART XII., whieh contains Portraits accompanied with Genealogical Memoirs, of the following distinguished Statesmen Right Hon. the EARL of MUNSTER, LORD MAHON, amt Sir FREOSRICK TRENCH; • - Each Part Conta. us three Portraits; uniform' in style, size, -Bc.c., together witu twelve pages of lettve-press, (1.-Voted to condeni , ed Memoirs of the in.itviditais i - eprsented : the Sizes, -small folio And imperial folio. Tlie Wcfrik, When completed, will ,rtik the most sp.enditi series of EiQravings ever oi - fered to . lie notice. Tue prices %re - • s. d. I F -olio. • f Pros on India paper •„ 2I" 0 p foo f~. S.:Mall Folio • • • •• • • ll' 0 anzteuts of the Parts afreaf!y ptp;iisked : No. I. lli GraCe the Duke of WiILLINOTO&. • • ' Right Hon tord LYNDHURST. - • • T.e Riga Hon. Lord WiIAItNCLEFFE. No. 11. - • • 1-Ps Grace the Duke of- NEWCASTLE. - The Right Ho-i Lard Visc3unt Sir WlLLr.s.m WEAB FoLLsrr, M.l'. • ' • No. 111.. - • The Right Hon. Sir RoBERT PEEL, Bart. ' 111:P • The Right Hon. Sir EIENRY HARDINGE, M.P. The Right Hon. FREDERICK .SuAw, No. IV. • • " The Most . .Hon.'the Marquis of LONDONDERRY. Sir CHARLES WETHERELL, Ent, ' ' JAmss EMERSON TENNENT, Esq., M.P. No. V. The Right Hon. the Earl of HAllatowine. Sir ROBERT FITZWYGRAM, Bart. Mr. Sergeant JACKSON, M.P. No. VI. The Right Hon. the Earl DE GREY. The Right Hon. Lord FORBES. Sir ROBERT H. INGLIS, Bart., M.P. No. VII. The Right Hon. the Earl of LONSDALE. The Right Rev. the Lord Bishop of ExETER. The Right Hon. Sir EDWARD B. SUGDEN, Ent., M.P. No. VIII. His Grace the Duke of NORTHUMBERLAND. The Right Hon. the Earl HOWE. The Right Hon. the Lord WALLACE. No. IX. The Right Hon. Lord Viscount CANTERBURY. The Right lion. Sir GEORGE MURRAY, M.P, A. R. Dorms, Esq., M.P. No. X. • The Right Hon. Lord ASHBURTON. The Right Hon. JOHN WILSON CROKER, M.P. Sir F. POLLOCK, M.P. No. XI. His Grace the Duke of RUTLAND, K.G. The Right Hon. the Earl of WINCH ILSEA. The Right Hon. Lord BEKLEY. No. XII. The Right Hon. the Earl of MUNSTER. Lord MAHON, M.P. Sir. FREDERICK TRENCH, K.C,IL, M;P. • Each Portrait may, be purchased separately. • Proofs on India paper los. 6d. Proofs Small folio .. ..... ............ . 5 o Subscribers' Names, for both Works, of which lists will die publis*, recgived, Messrs.,D AWE and CKPWAR; Si Itegent-kreet; Loirdon ; and Mescg*,..l A . c% ,„3.A rm.nov, Standard-office, Liverpool, where the whole of the Numbers I may be seen- Each copy will be delivered iu the order sub• scribed for. K 'j j 6 :7 C 515 5" rofrr' [PRICE FIVEPENCE. CLARENCE HOUSE, CLARENCE-STREET, RODNEY-STREET. TUSCAN AND STRAW HAT AND MILLINERY ROOMS. MRS. CUTTER, with pleoure, aglikt intimates to the 111. 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ENTLEMEN, LADIES, or FAMILIES proceeding UI to any of the above-mentioned Places, or OTHER PARTS OF THE WORLD, may be promptly accommo dated with EVERY DESCRIPTION OTh CLOTHING required for the Voyage, and for use in the Country on arrival. Prepared BEDDING, BLANKETS, SHEETS, COUN TERPANES, COTS, and HAMMOCKS. Ladies' and Gentlemen's LISTS OF OUTFITS, with Quantity and Prices attached, calculated for any part of the World, by appivine at the • CORINTHIAN ESTABLISHMENT, GENERAL OUTFITTING WAREHOUSES, 65 AND 66, LORD-STREET. CLL. LEWIS, BOOKSE:A ER, STATIONER, and ern.; • DEALER, 9, South Castle-street, begS respectfully to inform Print Collectors, his Friends, and the Public, that ha has purchased a large Collection of PRINTS, many of them ne impressions after Ancient and Modern Masters, which he has on Sale, at very low prices. ARCADE CLOTH HALL will he OPENED / fbr Per- manent Business, on MONDAY next, the 3dl June. le l In consequence of unavoidable delay, in - dent to the Alterations of the Premises, the Opening of his Establish ment was unavoidably Postponed from • EDNESDAY, to MONDAY next, the 3d June, for which an Apology is respect fully offered to the numerous applicants who experienced disappointment on that day. OFFICE FOR ARMORIAL BEARINGS & GENERAL ENGRAYING AND PRINTING, 37, CASTLE -STREET, Adjoining the Queen's. Arms Hotel. JOHN R. ISAAC, HERALDIC PAINTER, .SISAL EN ," GRAVER, MEDALLIST, &C., begs to acquaint.iiis Friends and the Public, that having added to his Edablishment a first-rate Workman, from London, evefr" description of Engraving is executed a t hi s Offi ce i n style equal to any louse in the Metropolis, with the strictest accuracy, punc tuality, and on the most reasonable terms. 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Quills, Pens, Wax, Inks, &c., are also supplied at whole sale rates. LEDGERS, I CASH BOOKS, COPYING BOOKS, JOURNALS, DAY BOOKS, SALES BooKs, And every other description of Account Books, bound in the London style, and on the best principles. Pattern Books to order, tic. THE MERCHANT'S TEA COMPANY, 87, GREAT GEORGE-STREET, NEAR SAINT JAMES'S MARKET, LIVERPOOL. EDWARD GILBERT and CO. most re s p ec tf u lly t a k e leave to intimate to the Gentry, Clergy, and Families in Liverpool, and throughout the Northern Counties, that their chief study will be to maintain that superiority which Public Opinion and patronage have' lon' since conceded to their Establishment ; at the same time, they beg to offer their sin cere. thanks for the liberal support al l eady, besto w ed upon them during the period they have .cccupled. - the .abo've Pre mises. E. G. and Co. have now completed such ;alterations and improvements as they considered u9Sessary to coucluct'tlie 1 ,,, business on a more convenient an vik. tensive kale, enabling them.to execute all orders on . t4se 'ortest notice, and under their own immediate inspectiOn: They especially invite attalition to the following list. of Qualities and Prices: . • . _ . . HOW QUA'S celebrated MIXTURE, at the reduced price Of . Gs. Od. perlb. packet. BONG MIXT.URE, Ditto at Gs. Od. ~ • LAPSA NG, of the best kind 4s. 4d. Good .CONGOU„ at... ~ .. ,-.. .. :.. 3s. 8:1. . „ Very Good DITTO, at.. Fine Pekoe-tlavouredSOU.CHONG ss. Od. . „ Finest Imported ' _________ ___ GREEN TEAS. TWANKAY H Y SON Kind , 4s. -6d. HYSON Finest Young HYSON GUNPOWDER Finest DITTO Bs. Odd , 9 MERCHANT'S TEA COMPANY, • 87, GREAT GEORGE-STREET, LIVERPOOL, EDWARD GILBERT & C 0 . , Proprietors. - AIONS. LE DRAY, SURGEON-DENTIST, from the D 11l Firm of LE RAY and CO., London. SCURVY in the GUMS. EFFECTUALLY REMOVED, ARTIFICM,L -TEETH S:UPPLI•ED _ • WITHOUT WIRES, SPRINGS, OR CLASPS. • = LOOSE- TEETH FASTENED. - And filling Decayed Teeth with Mineral Maranortztot. Moss._ LE DRAY and .CO., Surgeon-Dentists, respect fully inform the Nobility,-Gentry; and,lphabitants of. Liver pool and its vicinity, that they haveoarited an Establishment permanently at No. 7Q„ . SEEL-SII34EET, eight doors from Berry-street,, - They continue to AR .up the cavities of De cayed Teeth with. their Minerali,tormoratuin; without the least pain, heat, or pressure ; it is placed into the cavity-in an. almost., atate,., - and in a few seconds gets* hard, 'pre venting and curing the Tooth-ache, arresting all furtherpro gros of decay, and rendering the operation, of extraction unnecessary.. The Mineral .not only converts fk inere , into it .soutid and useful tooth,. but, by•compktely•-stopping op the cavity, prevents effectually .that •unpleasant,,taiut :of ,the breath .which invariably, accompanies a decayed tooth. - Among the various disorders of the Teeth and Gums. there are none more destructive in their •effects,, or more ~ . ,- c tOrally prevalent, .than Scurvy.; .and it is well known, that theloss of Teeth arises, wore from, this cause than any•other. It affects individuals of all ages and of all constitutions •and. is the primary cause- of Tooth-ache and decay.• To diosi - 3 so affected, Mons. .LE D,R.AY and Co. :have to inform them, that they can effectually remove- this destrnctive. complaint by a single application, without the-slightest Artificial and. Natural Teeth, .of. surpassing beauty, fixed from one:to a Complete set, witbout extracting the roots or givin~y,:an pain, ; without ,aprings o wires, or lice/ owes, an twering all the purposes of Mastication and Articulation, remaining perfectluecT:e .inAheir.places, and ma be taken ant and replaced by the wearer with the greatest facility,— tt the fnUowing. Paris c'orps: , — • -• *. A . Single :Artificial Tooth.. £0 10 0 A complete SO. •.• •,. • . 5- 5 A Complete Set of Natural Teeth, on fine , ,'r' gold plate An entire Set of Natural or Terro Metal— • lie Teeth, _highly finished, in ,the. first • • style,: with fine gold sot:l:el. , . usually . Charged •lo,,, , hineas - Lase Teeth fasteaed, arising either from age, disease; rh• mercury. inid sleticlencies ,n 1 ,palate effectually remedied. Ti-,et'a oat of repair, :remodelled to tit the mouth, a7t I r:,•tored equal in beauty and durability to their original. state. ,Attenia;lcc from • Nine till Seven, and on. Sucaltlys !Toni Nioe till Two. • N o . 70, Seel-street, Pi i t Doors from Perry-street, Lirerpool. NATiONAT; EDITCA.TIO!.: IN THE PRINCIPLEA or THE .E: TATILISIII,II3 piirslance of a resOlution passer! at the annual meeting' of the " National Society fot' promo ting the Education of the Poor in the principles of the E'stab lished Church," held on the Ist of May, a public meeting vas held on Wednesday, at Willis's Rooms, St. James's,,for the pnr:ose of calling forth increased efforts for thi! promo tion of national edneation in the principles of the established church. His Grace the Archbishop of Canterbury took the chair at two o'clock. Long before that hour the room was densely crowded, and'upwards of one thousand persons left the building without being able to approach even the door of the large roo m i n w hi c h th e m e eti ng was, h e ld . The names of the nobility and gentry present, occupy half a column, closely printed. of the 31orainq Herald. The chief speakers were the Archbishop Of Canterbury, the Earl of Chichester, Lord Abinger, the Rev. Dr. Hook, Viscount Barrington, the Dean .of Chichester, Richard Bethel!, Esq., M.P., Sir T. D. Acland, Bart., M.P., the Earl of Winch'lsea, Baron Alderson. The meeting throughout was must unani mous and enthusiastic. SINGULAR FACT.—There may at present be seen and heard in a plantation belonging to Sir S. R. Glymie; Bart., M. P., near 'Buckley-mountain, Flintshire, a blackbird which frequently during the day finely imitates the crowing of a cock. It is believed that the blackbird has been led to imitate the notes of " chanticleer," by an old cock at a farm house close to the plantation.—Chester Gdzette. COST OF A PATENT.—AS many of our readers may wish to know the cost• of that curious piece of furniture, called a " Patent for Invention," we subjoin the amount offee's pay able on a patent of not more than one skin of parchment, granted to a single individual. If there be more than one patentee, or more than one skin of parchment, or if the }la tent be opposed, the charges are considerably increased in England : -- • • s. d. Reference to Attorney-General , 2 Royal Warrant - Queen's bill Privy Seal office, Clerk of the Patents' office Hanaper and Great .Seal 0ffice....... Fee at Attorney-General's chambers _ 4 .4 0 'Signet_ o ffi ce ..., , ..... 4 .is O, Coaftif a' }intent in Enaland ‘" '.k94 6 0 . Cost of a patent in Ireland Cost of a patent in Scotland. • - 41ining Journal. -\ ' MERCHANTS' OFFICES FURNISHED WITH DESKS, BOOKCASES, &c. FURNITURE OF ALL KINDS, Snitalle ;or' 4:2 - iitr Cottage. • AT ROBERT CARSON MACTAGGART'S CABINET; Ui3n6LSTF7s - , C cRiTEVERIING . TVG ESTABLISHMENT, No. 6, L2ece-street, , o , - LitheB ci, , z , 7c h, lop of ?lad -street, Just received, z.s, a the newe:t styk of - PAPER HANGINGS, • At a price which wilt bear con.Tarison with ar , aad cheaper . • than most in town. Pattern Books sent oat for s ction: FLOOR CLOTHS, 3s. per Yard t dining the Q C. MACTAGGART request's t attention n: Ladies - 11 je and -.Gentlemen, Furnishing, to his Establishment, where every 'article of Furniture is made on the Preini.,es. Gentlemen can have their : Rouses fitted I , p according to their desire, without any attention. b'eing required on their part, and to their satisfaction, in the irost,, substantial man ner, in any style, at VERY MODERATE PRICES. The axiom of a small profit and quick return is the principle acted upon. Customers' Materials in the Upholstery Line male up at their own houses, (if required,) by experienced ll'orAw6nren, the charge t2s. per day each, and superintended by a foreman of first-rate taste and talent. Feather and Down Beds, Hair and rock Mattresses, Paillasses, Floor Cloths, Oit Baizes, at 3s. CI t)er- rd, Door and Table Mats, Damasks, .Moreens, Furnitnre PAnts, &c. Elegant Gilded and Mahogany Cornices; and Cnimnity an l other Glasses. Ladies' Fancy IsZeedlework neatly ino::mtell. Shops fitted up and altered eennornicallv. Repairs quickly and neatly executed, and Rerho. - al attended. Cabins of Ships and Steamers fitted on in first-ratestle, and with the greatest despatch. Pews in Plaecs of W rship fitted with Cu 4riOns; Stools, Carpets, Druggets, &c. &c. References allowed to be given by some of 'the mo=t respectable Merchants and Fa , urties in Liverpo.d - arid.' vicinity; also in Wales.aad Scotland.- 7 . - Exporters can be furnisheil with — 7 Furniture , fdr 'lrOm climates of the best seasoned n, teriei • NEWTON RACES. D BICKERSTAFF, Cltwen's Cb.rjsqan 7 strevt. It• respectfully: begs to int'orm the Nobilitgentri., 2 et.,. that he has taken the GRA:‘I.) STAN D..:l4irfthe .e9mno_t Meeting, and pledges ire,„found wanting to contribute to cunfort At„l4,is,grie4o ;-4is Wines being of the choicest 111.%)„.e h?; 0:9.• celebrated brands, and his T.,1;1e, stela as 441) , Rttrit , . their patronage. ZOOLO GA' . DENS THE`u scribers to this E,tal.lishinent, ag,d the Publ . :• 7 are rt,peetfully informed, th.it the FIRST GRAND OPENING TEAM o firm E Will take placcor 3.1.1.X);DA.Z . , ith a snlendid f - }f A SEA FIGHT CO?: , 1 THE /AWE, Which is considerable improved for the ocevion. The Grand Exhibition has 1.) ,, ,-.11 not exprvAi s yyl Mr. DANSON, the original -de. , _t!gner of 'Alount Vekti , res'; frto„,Mr. D'En-sT; 'Pyrotechnic' to 'tier '.',\4-jety., arranged as to represent - ail the l'ffalicetivres of itil'94l,l, gageinent, finishing with the destruction of the 'Dettiated Vessels. ; The Proprietor feels - great pletstirc in annonno;tethat MOUNT VESUVIUS hits-Been consi- :crab! v -enl 4 friled an I entirely repainted, - on a most tnagniticerit Scale-, by the cele brated DANsox. occupying many thousuil extra yards. Tue Eruption will take place under the superintendeam ce Mr. D' ERNST, which will be ou a scale far surpassing Illy-former occasion. Admission, ONE SHILLING: LAPSANG TEA, IMPORTED IN LEAD RACKAGES t SIX SHILLINGS PE! VACKET...' N introducing the • 1 ' Lapsang " Tc.i, it May :Le well to I observe, that this description In,* way into this country before, chiefly on a&6u1.... z..nd the high estimation in which it is hetd by. th. • The following remarks, seleet4°l4 , &" ~: W China, will perhaps give au ioeatif:thB of this peculiar kind of tea. , " Lapsang (Leaong-chaarit!, `l 7 l - :s the finest of tile stronger black tteaA,' - witli i;leif It: entire and curly, aid nidre is usually made up id small "'ltielfiti . -.b . nutiAlfrie-ft"O in h a lf a pound to a pound, dud, to tntiii - 41 - 1.4f-iti&es,;:.,lfiro pounds, and enclosed in lead to preserve its : tlitvititiii..thich i s so ti ne as to i.e itz.eti almost exchtitirefyloupnee.:eutA:ndd.lhtt ':court of Pekin.' " 'rho finst kinds are sometimes scen. -. .tegiterteli'efeliiwri: of the Chlorantbis ineonspicww- aad:Gardihirt fivrieirt ; and they cannot be obtained, even among , the - Chi-,tt-ge,:exe,pt at dear prices ; being composed mainly:of t - ? wiantity produced can only be are. Ly.::) hear portion to other descriptions. With a , ta strength :,and flavour, the application of hcai: a d in dryingthe leaves, and far this reason. as • at of its scarcity and high price, very littl: 11 , 14: e• • I,cen l!ro , w la to England The.marvinrins send to eaeli other, or to their frieTidS, •'i,r n-11, e of Loong-tsing, which is tue name of ,•;here tea is made. Ttie Cilinese usually allow tca •-• se (or to in the teapot before oaring on % ) LI: ft; ( - . 4 ) a England ; and-this, perharQ. is the qkv,ys nr pering to me stranger aY C ' : • 'the re - z-tn, however, the fact is cert ,, ;i. o (1-Inl - in China. is much more p• :1 ,: . • . ,• wives at home. Probably t:.e „ some influence in the matter-thie §i/perio , ,- ;•.1 being rather liberal iu thiS're• - ••pec.." Agent for Liverpool 94, (late 68,) Bold-street. SPORTING INl''',ll;j l ' : = • - ASCQT. ,IITF , A:rIi .`:A.c.. ; ;A', - ,;: r -ireilti;zi-hic.:;. r Her . ' M 6 (' % ~': r , 41 , c0r.. 1 .aP.,..RAe1ty,, ,., ,c, c, , ,..1 ,4 11;-1 four, Ost 2ib; five 11t,,,,;.4.4„ , -; ',. : ; ; j 1 . ' 2 •,.,, .. the Nevi Mile-no,:tmi..e fiiiff - d - , -- rer,: ' 1 Mr Petlit's ,t'4.l 7 rlucis, -I. Yr, ' - ( C 3,101 , ) 1 Lord Westminster's Sieigb:t...of,ll.l:Le„ :; ~ 4) .... I Pr 4- evoq n• : l ,l ' *De! . i t \ o i r - zi ivi , , i ~.- :, : : ! 1u:. :. :,:-.,,, The Ascot ' it t'3 ises,vf.22 t kly,l ; e4l2.- a ilp isi4rol3,l. .. ' five. ...%. l i kbi ,l4° 44,444i-Aie4*- 4 .j ) . , rfr- -1 14spii , k.sti - I, l 44.valtlacitl. s. a!ies. - "Two' miles :and a 1.1:11t.. .:..} T 0rvAti.t.e4;.444,,,i,„v.44 vi hoil clcche , ,-.1. Mr. Forth's oli f 1 y 'Alerell:int, et-..': - o'f f ile . b l f i grOlse,-,--- 17 a 3 ,.1 : , feati)er....... .. ~ - . ~. - ..,. ~ ..;'titrriicti;t H .4"...1 iilt. "Dolphin's Tile SLater,. (iryl - ,%-,..f18445ib..„1-Qt: . 1 ,),e. 1 01 , :fir , :t ',,NIr. Dixou's 11 yllos, 4 3yss,;!..5.s.t.,.itlitt.O.'ium ~t4toy af1 . 147 's..: y. 2. The Ascot 1)e rby Stalstigitif :86. 1 (. , .0w;'-'t4fclif. /h. ';'''ft e i '' ri. Ift ''‘ 4 4i..; t `4l'' el(Lcolts,Sst 614; fillies; - Figt , Bl4: , ;' l t;'*iiffrilft 'iffiti g :t - slh extra. -SAwink-v post•ire.' o4 Po4l;titet,.ti 4ntve,- IL -7,‘ .:-ir- Air. MT- Ridsdale's Blooinshilk4, (5 , 16 i•x I . ~.a ).'.: - .1...1V60 t t gi Lord I.ichtield's hie The l'i4l4lFr* -' A ":"'WGE is ;15 Ltaxl Exeter:s oh f IMPI..!Irt trittilt ' • • ';' , Y4f4 ) ;i : o ll . .04017.; -k• SNV efpstal;es of 50 so , s cno!f 1 1 I-, , r t ~,,,, • i - , ..0. 71h ; filliet; I , St :',lb. 1..q,t fi.:..,_ 0 ; ,..,1•.'..•,:5. i,f i1u5.041,:, 10 1 Seven subs. , 0 - 4 , L... ~_../ , / : . .. .,_: 4. ...i t .4,VV.tf ) Lofd Exeter's e Stan blill. by 1.1. , ,e1 1, - r .. , . 61g , ~i General Groswences f .DlVarfitt „ . Lord Albernrirte's b f Chive ' ...1/*•ii-';! . l,',lis - Her l‘lajeSty'S Vold Vase, added .to a ,-, ,( tpstaio l ;.,7eiT, - each, for thtt , ,e-'yehr=bids, Ist 31b ; C , ..-.1-, flsi: five,. 4 ; six and'aged, 9... it 91b. T-wo nlilcs. `:,',,-, 1::::-. Me. ThOrnhill'SMeridi7abel, 0 yrs - , „;C0 , ....4,1,i1.4 4 9 Mr. Rayner'.' taito - Tilintis, 4 Y . r5.... - .i•v-i 7 L... , Lord Exeter's 'A leniclar: 4 y^• - Duke ofitichthnnii's f ,-.-. . yrS. .1 . The St. Janie 's .P.alace., St akes of 100 ....]fr...3.virh;': IT 4 4*1; fr colt-., 8.4 ;Po ; fillies, 'gat 41b, 01‘.1 mile: .'.`;•eenz . stillNico 111 r. Thornhill',: Euclid.... .... ..... ...... ,, : - (Coliil14.)91 , 1 I;nrcl.Exeter's e by Sultan, out pi t 'Vt . !vet ~ . .- . .z- . ....- i i..l'; . . 4:ii:. C 4 172 _. 1 ., A. Plate of Xso,v three. yrc. 7;4 ltai ; thrtr. B.,i't '1111)1Y114,11 31b ; six and aged, 9st 91b. Mares itnel'siliiiiigi*lren.ol.l 311) ; the winner to be. sold far XlOO '.• $l.( .. I`l3_iteitrifrkiit. 4 a inite, • • •• . - • s• ' r- - - Capt. Garditor's Ocitilt.Te. 4 . , : '• . '' ' ,:(P " i15, , ,; 1 Mr. .Bulkelcy',o hl•c by Actaeon. • mit.•of Ch!'iNfilhei,,iz i .Mr. Shelley'a.Gol4l,:il-yrs. • s . '''A i:‘,.' , 5•1 .41,741. ) 3' I'. , , • ." ' ' ` WE: r .)NESDAY. , ' ', •,:-..',, . nitv The Swi nley .1;•1•.ak es W 2' icws i • •-•, oh, r',.• Chr:'e-iititiowei'24 lib ; foitr; tlst IfIlt: ' Flth s allow. - 2,-1 311 , . - :‘lll.e. ap,42,a o hAf, ~ starting nt - the Skvittley Post. Toree s.:i2s. • , .........„,-` b c , Colonel Peel's , Ion; 4 yrs ' (If4l -. *l 1 .Lord • Alb cm grlea ) Berea rall e, - 4 yr 3 , _, , e, ....."•....#.t-r..:14Z , -. ,• - , nib Albahw StriktVlif Till sows each. h f', - ; fin- tilrori4DoP,iiitil "ecilta Rst 711 - i ; fillies. 8, - it 31b. Tile cc i,i , ;or offbe2Qo4.4lT , a. Derby, or oaks, slb eitra. NeVW rhil,:. St , „eit s ,ili . . ~,.. Dnße of Gfafton'S they • ' (.l. o : ii)''''l , lion: Col. Ann so's N:ekleby. .4 '''' ' . • '- !" ', 2 S'vi;epstat:e.s of 100 s.ows er.eli, ,It ft fir. tl)r,.;,•Wr-=r4d'i'Fiti.l,, ast il'o ;. fillies,. Elst 41b (lib. allowed; : , c.)' -Old:- nit**. Nine siibs. • —.!zth . s Mr '.!'ti ir ilill's Euclid (f - ) ,- 4.)11 , -1 Sir G. Heathcote's La Belezza ,Tne Postmasters and Innkeepers' I'lrite of .',70, !;:r 'Alli•l. , :t • Ilore's at the time of starting ; tin-. - -..-rs. ''.:,,,-, fp, ~ f o tr a B s t Sib , : five n 1 apwards, fist 21b. IV; ~:•;•• :In 1 - , ..t1;.: auokwed.3ths. Switiley Cour s e. • - ''''' '•. , ;4•-''' , '4lr : Corbett's Jenny. 3 wrs .. Mr• T. Ilqssey's b f R.s.a Rose. 3 yrs ..,,, , ,z. i,,,Lxi,-.o•iv2, ..i....,, • 41. ,- .• .• ! Mr Scott;s br c by Bustard, out of 1, - ;:ltis, 34 , f 4 . 4 - ;;:i....,4•,;14 . •0 - ...1•il, : :44riiti THE CUP.— TrttriAi . ges ti to 4 agA St.' , PratitlSlfixt 1 ,41 -4t 14 - • • 2to I (;aravcii). biziat4).44r.m. 1 .4 1 ! • 3 t " 1 Nnt above three or folr are exmt , T , i,..,to,„;-,,;* 2 4 - 1 E W t !' Robinson will ride Caravan; ~ A srEtt-s, AN F. er:9Tl:: --V34litplittr Vit**Tatigewkattiltil to eA at lier r(11 ,flVq2l9lli•j'. 44, (‘4?., , ,K , A,1.A volt follow run 11 , ;ins meretl. 41 1retInts!,-IFi v . 41 love with Yott.:' • 'roe woattin sttid;'" N/I"tiv to.t , with nr ? MS.4.4.tgr is nvtelt te r MC, Vt awl make eto r. Tae n - mn ,vai saw a aa.noiitce Ise reLirned to the ‘Y 1. 0.3 , 114,1eitt,11 ine f a i,,.1 109 d ? speak the truth. for If Yria'were: did you lea've the to iouk,upon tay - si.ster Orr 'Monday week '1 rar.: l ll s itil;l6N4 V Of Ilishopwearmootn, , inoeeper. wan , fi rmw- I fi 4 l priSon, after having sutlert dinri thlit'atlAl-10Thr nearly 19 years, rfo non-pa;:rnent penal'? to the Bttilie• Isi.n or MAN LOTILE i.—V; e I:4o(7sta: l a f,7011- 1 tie -At anthnrity, by yesterd ty eve&rl Irts been taken oa the Lottery P;11. and Wl,lela is to the effect that it citt t,tke no r. - trospect',ve vie W, gush Cotirt - s never admitti ng the tityiast rril,c.':ale of YPIT"9- epectire lams, althongh the same miy el la ..we wth the kind feelilvs of oor tyr 5 - tro - o. • :TheOtri ninos of counsel will ue pat li,hed week 11 all the jas•ll,..r papers, and then (pit- , -.)v " to lurc%llifitst with what appetite they flay."—Mat& L:beral. - - . A RUSSIAN ,FETE. . —At one of the er.Ol7llOllS f to s piyen by the Emperor of Russia nt the coMmeneement of the . ntw year, to 'which no less than2s,ooo invitations aro said to iiPve been issued, thee e, were found to be 35 de4.t•rees of heat in She apartments, and above .`-t0 de-rreits of...frost the amen - n i r . This contrast of 15' degrees was fatal, ...flatly deaths INeinT,oe caSioned by the sudden transition frOm heat to cold. in only getting to the carriages., Miss Eiiza Plantagenet St4ord Cooke (niece to Mr. Ft f ford Cooke, who claimed the 'eorldom of Stafford ) • who, it will be recollected, a short time ago was inveigle Jobbed by two women in St. (nice's, hot been discovered to be heiress to a 'large fortune,. which, ,it is alleged, ;.hag bett unjustly kept from her.. Mr. Thomas, a medicol gentleinin, of Vauxhall-road. it appears. has .t Ikea up her -ruse, „Mild Mr. Benett, the magistrate of IT . ;tt:l.l-2 - ard-o, 11.2§ , his willinnesa todentl hisaid if just .grimnds (In be ASA for her title to the property.—lierald. • THE COLLEGE OF Pn VSICIANS O.I7IRELAVI)..-',The:WA list of members and licentiates .of aMounts to tine honked ; of the..fe„•aliont sisittpot gintitt only, may be considered to he in practice an Itehnah; and, perhaps. not more Mon fifty are realliT ,emplOx4 of whom there may be about a dozen in the provideei:,, t on4le other hand, there are two hundred-owl-fifty phys;eismOrerk rs or lieentOte*Ati.ke.VAleglitlfraws-eons;:and 40441 R , about tai on san ti more nriesmnpat444 even in Dnbl'n, there are nearlS , fiftysp4sicians whoi k ave.no connexion with the King and Queen's College. How 4itte ly absurd, therefore. are their pi'etentions to be'eonsidered the College of Phytielins of Ireland P—Dablin'XidealPreis. , Will sail on th e 15th June. }or BATAV IA and LINTIN, The Ship J 0 H N O'G A UN T, tu rt ir e r JOE N Pqr.L.rSON, Commander ; (haring vg register 449 tons.—F o r freight or passage, Joie UL AD rY STONE and Co., or CO BOLD and STARKEY.