The Liverpool Standard and General Commercial Advertiser. — Liverpool, Merseyside, England, 1836-09-30 00:00:00

,t..~ ,~~~ ,„, EAST INDIES Will have early despatch. , n 4.; . .For'l3oMß NY"; , The first-class.B.otish-built Ship , CESTRIAN, ADA NI KELLocit, Commander; 381 tons register artd well , ktitiivniii the trade as a remarkably fast-sailing vessel—For freight or pass a . applv.to - JOHN /8141PC:atY1 ~:, 9rit , To sail p os iti re l y on i he •of October. Ids• For BOMI3A..X t . . `l . • The will-It`noirn . Ship . CALEDONIA, I - J. R. STRoYAN ; CoartnAnder;• For freight orpawge'vp,ly to Messrs. Pittogt, RICHMOND,and C6:`,.MerChauts; Messrs. - 13,)1.14 a.iidlii.:ssEr., Eniker, ur .., - . • . - . JOEIN 'FOBIN. ----- • 1 - To sail pu . sitively'on the llth (>l' ()etcher. lc i t , The roma rka . blv, last7s4ilipg;s4,iplAlONA,. Pt-m:ll)6El.c, command,r:._ For:fseiliht o'r:pasose.ar Mi 4 pli•to•mi r i.T6'Ciir. A ND aria-DUN A y, 'Alercharas 4 Messrs. Bot o and licss.s.t.,Brttkers..ur, to JOHN TOBIN: , Ortoter. For DEMERARA, The Ship, lIESPERUS, R. .111'Dow.it., Master. Far light freight or passage,aPpiy.to, • , t b JOHN GLADSTONE and r.. , . Fet.BAR.B'ADOS, j.kr. The List-s , ilingiShip LITHE AND, .401 - 07 ' 'HoV.I_ AWKlN,„Master; 1. i i . I i • • ..„... •- : Liieg.in,the Que.-Ws Dock,—.For Cieightiand passage apply to It E Vl,-',S, . LIT H E ri.LA ND, and Co., . Wolstenholtne-squiire. To sail.p ! snetualLy . 120 e, October: • For iitt DO rt . The fine fast-iitilittg,BriglMAßY, • in the has the greatest part •Of ready:----For . (reigrit'tit - reinatuiler or pas sage II itpiy:to- JAMES POOLE and Co.. Foi TRINIDAD, The'nglish-htillt' BaN 1-1 inse HINSON, .:41231 E 74,1 J. Rouptsi f .),.;tla6ter,,, L . Ao _ 259 tons register; lying in the WitterTuo Dock, and has a great plat of • hei: cargo' reaity. , -For terms or freight lit passage apply to .Nlessrs. J NMUL HOL LAN D and Co., ,or , . JAMES POOLE and Co. EXISIt)PE. r inathediate -deisi;atch. . Foi . JEOSNY.6 The TWIG, 106 tons, .11'lant.AND, Maiter.• • For terms of freight apply on board, in the,Prinee's Duck, qr to F. F. GIBBS and Co., IS, Goree-piazzas. .4,, it , . For H. 0T T E:li DAM,. .42bigik; The CATE-IEIIINX E LSINA, 140 tons, Al, , '',- ~. -1 1-1... A. ScauRISI6, Master.. . Ling in the Queen's Dock.--For.terpas of fri.iiptupply to F. F. Cif BBS and` co. 18. Gnree-piakiis. ' - , , VOL. VET.---NO: 403. :*'alro 'AttitiOil. THIS 'bAlr: HEARTS RESOLVED, AND 1-1431 . ps . ...PRVARE 1 ). THE BLESSINGS THEY ENJOY TO GUARD !—SmoLLETT . , . Tins D4T,,, (Fridair,).3(.)Ch instant, at Twerve o'clock, at T. and .H. „I, 4 oa4alg,aiffro.'s Office, Exchange-buildings, 800" Bags heavy. BLA.C,K. F; POE R. Apply to Messrs, FkaGiSON, M 1 tie, allro6 MerellaAits, or to T. and H. LlT'f LEDAIE and'Co., Brokeri. • Tins D4l', (Friday.) the 30th instant, at Twelve o'clock, at Currie, liuson, and On.'s• Ofllie, Rumford-place, 22 Cliets'LAC DYE, 19 Chests SHELL LAC, • 112 Bates AENNA,' 44st landed; ex Mona, froin , Calciftft:--For particulars apply to CORIVIE7I-IUSON, and Co., BrOkrs. FRMAY,_SEPTEMBER 30, 18;36. g‘atto b Atirtion. 13y .Mossrs. THOS. WINSTANLEY and SONS, On:Tit cos OA Y next, the 6th October, at Two o'clock in the Afternoon, at the Clarendon-rooms, South John-street, LL that Piece or Parcel of LAND or tat o;ND:situate I in the village of Walton, near Liverpool, and en the nest side of.the Turt:plf(c4oarl leadinv from Liverpool to Orin-ki r l :, containnig in fronto,hetetoso yards or thereaLou'fs, and in depth backwirs'ori. the poith side or thereabouts, ,andon the south 'side 22 yards 2 feet 6 ipche's or there,abouts, and tieing in hrgy t Ot. i liat the hack, 32yards 2 i l edt'fiiti'ches or thereabinits, and 44 4kt niled on the sotitlr, by the Ds elling-house and P.Keinies belonging . to - and in the possessiOn surgeon. For further particulars,' apply to Mr. MAtiVosLEY, Solicitor, Doran's-lane, Lord-street. Zo TO BUTCHERS AND OTHERS. he , SOLD or .LET, an o ld, an d we ll- accus t ome d .1. BUTC E'ER'S 'SHOP, with an, excellent Dwelling house.: Garden, Stable., Shippon, and Piggeries, in a populous neighbourhood, about five mites .from- Liverpool. 'lb a person with a moderate capital, wishing -to. commence in the above business, this is an, opportunity which:seldom offers. Also, to be. LEI, several good PUBLIC-HOUSES. and SPIRIT-VAULTS ; in good, situations. Also, a :respectable EATING-HOUSE. , For- particulars, apply to CHESTER and SYEas, Auctioneers and Sworn Appraisers, House, Laud, and General Agents, 81, Lord-street, Liverpool. . THE PATRONAGE 'RIGHT OP PRESENTATEON D PERT ETUA L A DVOWSON:O F TH E CHURCH. OFSAINT'LCKE, , IN THE TOWN OF LIVERPOOL rino be SOLD, by order of the Ecclesiastical Commissioners • for England, the PERPETUAL -ADVOWSON and PATRONAGE of the CHURCH' of SAINT -LUKE-in the town' Of Liverpool, and the right 'of presentation of minister and haplaiii. Under an Act' of Parliament 3 George IV. c. 19, the yearly Salary of I:250 is payable to the minister, and the like Salary-to - the chaplain - by the . Corporation of Liverpool. They are also entitled tO fees. The appointments of clerk and sexton, with Salaries payable by the, corporation, are vested in the minister. The 'present minister is 41 years of 'age. The present chaplain. is 31 year-kat ages - This Advowson is in- the patronage of the Mayor,- Aldermen, and -Bnrgesses of the ho- , - rough of Liverpool, and is to be sold by order' of the said Com missioners, by tender, in the forrn•whieh'has been approved by the .said- CoinmissirinerS.. Such persons as are desirous of making 'tenders- for the purchase of the said Advowson may re-• ceil4'forMs of ten ler at t he'office. of the said CommissiOners,'s, Whitehall-place; London, between 'the hours of I I and 3; or at the Office , Of.the Town Clerk, Town Hall, Liverpool; and the tenders must he delivered in duplicate sealed up, and directed "To the Ecelesiastical Commissioners' for Engl./pd," marking thereon, " Tender for the right of Presentation of Minister and Chaplain to the church of Saint Luke, in the town of Liverpool," at the office of the said Commissioner! uri or before FR ll> AY the 30th-day of September, 1836, be t no ten der will - he received after 12 o'clock on that 'day, nor will any - proposal he noticed unless made-in the saidlorm; arirFdelivered at the said offiee o-f the- Commissioners. For:further' in forma- - tion ittld. particulars apply to. the '['own Clerk;Th'iwii 'Hall, Li verpOor;- or at the office -of' Messrs. AtirANOTox, Er;on Fa Vt.fi N RR, lad This DAY, (Fridav,) the.;39thmaitant atTwelveo'clock, at the Public. Setlq-rogali gxoange,buildiug , s, 1590 ,Bales. Surat. COTTON, Chiefly of the new crop, and ofgood,quality.—Apply to Messrs. N.lcot, DUCKWORTH, and Co.,_Merchants, or to HOLLINSHEAD and TETLEY, Brokers. THIS De.x, (Friday,) the 30th instant, at. One •o:clock, at MotYneux, Taylor and Co.'s Office, Chapel-street, 111. Chests LAC' DYE, Just landed.--Apply to Mesri.*Wit.ois, PicK.EisnlLt., and Co., Merchants, or to MOLYNEUX, TAYLOR, and Co„ Brokers. Tins DA tt (Friday,) the 30th instant, at One o'clock; at JoneE, Mann, and Faster's Office, Dale -street, 32 Toni ramaica-LOGWOOD; • 40 Tons fine.large.BLACK It: BONY, 'Now landing, ex Rapid, north-east corner Prince's Dock.— ..Apply to Messrs. W. F PORTER and SON S Mereharits, or to JONES, MANN, and FOSTER, Brokers Tilts LAY. (FridaY,) — the . 3oth . insiaiit L at - goe o'clock, at An. drew Tomlin and C o .' s Othce,2o - ruid-court, Dale-street, 18 - Caieii'Per'sian - BERRIES. • Apply to ANDREW TONILIN and Co., Brokers. BIONDAY, On MONDAY next, the 31 October; at TwelireVelotk, at Mani and ThimysorVo Ogice,,Runnford-strept, WO Boxes Iine,PIPSItRIttD GINGER,' Each. box containing.o-ornonentedrChina Jars,. 61bs. net, in bona ,or. duty, p41(1, per Duchess of claritnce,, fr,qin Canton.— Apply to 'riiontAs RIPLEY, V,.sq., Merchant, Or to • : 1111 AM and' TH OMPSO'N;43 rok6rs. II.,'ODERN AND USAKIL. HOU"S' EHO LD FURNITURE , CLA YTO N-SQUOE JIQOMS. By Mr. IIXFORD. •On MONDAY next, the ad October, punctually at Eleven o'clock, . • • at his Rooms. Ciavton-square, LLI E .H 013 $ E LI) FURNITURE and Effects, corn . prising 16 Stained Rosewood Dra.win*-room - Chai r s, l arge ' circular Dressing Table, with enclosed Washstands and Cup boards, five handsome Double-barrelled. Guns, with Percu,sion :Locks, in Cases complete, Single-batieiled Gun, Chimney and 'Dressing . Glasses.. Carpets, , Lobby Cloths, a few Lots Of Oil Paintings and Prints, Kitchen kequisitep, a i l d o th er Effects. The Mahogany A rtieles,-Chests of Drawers; Pembroke, Card, Loo, and Snap 'tables. . Camp 13edsteads, Ten Feather Beds - and Bedding, Painted Chamber Articles, &c. • - May 6e viewed Tomorrow, (Sattirday,) when Catalogmis may be.hatl.at the Rooms. . . On Tuusim rnext, the dth . dako, October, at six o'clock in the evening, at the Clarendon I4poms, South John-street, Liver pool, in the following or such other fots as may be agreed uPon at the time of sale. Lot 1. A LL those FOUR DWELLING-HOUSES, situate • 111... in Cartwright-place, leading out of , p yro,m-street, in Liverpool, , a n d in D a ws on ' s -pl ace , near thereto, ciae of hich DWelling-houses is in Da t7,son's-place, another in Cartwright's place, and the two retnainingin a court there calledCartwrig,ht's court,.conta.ining, inJr:out to Cartwright's-place, 39 feet or •there,abotits, and in front to Dawson's-place, and at th e , b ac k along ) the premises described ill, Lot 2;8 yards 2 feet, or there abouts, and now in th, occupation of' Mr.'llagot and others, at rents amounting to £35 Is per annum. ESSUAGE or DWELLING-HOUSE, fnow,Psed as ,a,Mit.K-110p5 . F.,) with the Shippon Stable and Yard attached tbere,to,, situate on, the north side of Cartwright's place, pied ,adjoining the preceding lot, containing, iu .front to 75 or thereabouts, and on the'east and .west, , sjdes severally. 23 feet or there,abouts, and now i n th e occU- Mr. Wm. Ford, as tenant at will, at a rent of £3O per 'aunqua, : . ; , ~,; Both.lnt,s ; are Vree)vAd, of Inheritance. Ectrifurther, partjetilars apply of Mr. BEA ittoNT, Solicitor, Warripgtort; or toMi...tvnEs.lp.extty:r,Solicitor,,Liverpool., FRIDAY. • . , On Paiiiiii nekt, , the 7th October, at'rwoNe o'clock; at Ti and H..Littlidale and , Ca." , s(OffloetiExchange.buildings,, 250 Bales JUT,F; , Islintvlanding, ex nary' Dtidale,' rforn' Calcutta:— Apiily to Mes4rs. COUP!. ANEl;arrthOuNaiti4 , lilerchatas,' onto T, and,H. LITTLEDAL — E.and,Co., brokers. .. . _ F'rILdJABLE FREEHOLD . INN . or PUBLIC-HOUSE, COT, an:cI..BUILDING: LAND, with a Stream of Water through' it, at Hindley,. either. altogether or in .Lots. ; Ily Mr. WM. SLEDDON, On THUR S DAY. the' 20th daydf October next, at Five in. the Afternoon, at. the: house of Mr. Joseph flak-rift, the Sign'of :the Lord Nelson, in, liiudley; in the county of Lan caster s , (unless the wbdle shall: Lie. previgusiy disposed of by • Private Treaty, of which due notice will be given,) in the fot t lowing or sue 6 other Lots shall be agreed upon at the time of sale:— the'7th Oct'Ober, at 'rwelveVelock, at T. and H. Littledale•and Go.'s.Office, 140Excitame-buildings, 200 Pieces SILK. ,Cl - 101 ) .PAHS, 2(X) Pieees'COßAHS,' Just landed, ex Jupiter,irom Calcutta.—For. particulars apply to HENRY FuuroN, Es.q„ Merchanfror . . T. and 11.' LITTLELIALE and Co., 13rAer's. So be' ELL r 0 he.'LETPSln i tle and '-Double .OFFICES, •fitted with Desks and Iron Bookcases, and.with or without.ForWarding Rooms kittachd, its Atherton's-buildings, 'Dale-street, near to the Excliange.---Apply at No. 1, Atherton's-buildings. • FURNISHED HOUSE DURING THE FESTIVAL.' AFAM bb:VteaYing town daring theFestiYal will LET - their HOUSE, which is large, handsomely Furnishedi• and - iii • one•bf fthe best neightibuthood4,'And 'suitable for the acconitno . - datieinzoth:FatniTy , of respectability.- A Housemaid and , Cook: can be left in the II onse. • A Stable and:Coach-110 - I;Se attached. For tiddreis7apply , at the Sthndatthoffice.'•-• • „.„ 'MANCHESTER GALLERY, MARKET-STREET. riIHIS splendid EXHIBITION of PAINTINGS,bv Ancient 1. Masters, is NOW OPEN to the Puhlie;-Ad►nission, Is. Catalogue, Is.—Open from eight o'clock till dusk LIVERPOOL ROYAL INSTITUTION. SCHOOL .OF. MEDICINE AND SURGERY. ri I 1 - 1 E. SEASON. for .18.36-37 will commence To-sionnow, (Satiirday,):the Ist of October, at Two o'clock, with an Introductory Address by Dr. BRANDEETH. Anatomy, Physiology ; and PathOlogy—Dr. Future'. - Anatointeal:lsemonstrations—Mr. LONG. Chemistry and PhartnecyDr. REYNOLDS. Materia Medico. and Therapeutics—Dr. DUNCAN. Principles and Practice of Medicine—Drs. BRANDRETH and PHItP. - Lot 1. A L L that, commoilidus ,INN or PUBLIC-HOUSE • kuowit by the, Sign, of the, Lord Nelson, situate in Hindle!, aforesaid upon- the •Turnpike-road leading from Wigan to Bolton, with the Brew-house, Barn, Stahle,,Shippon, Pig geriei, and other Otithuildingt, :Yard, Garden, and 'Orchard thereunto belonging, and now in the occupation of the said 'Joseph olcroft, as tenant from year ro var. Also all those Two several COTTAGES or DWELLING ,HOUSES, situate at the end of and adjoining the said Inn or Public-house, and now in the several 'occupations of Betty ltamsdale and Ann •Hill; as width tenants of -the said Joseph Holcroft. . . _ • On FR nA y next, the 7th. October, at, One o'clock, . at. T. and H. Littledale and Co.'s Offide, 14, Exchange-buildimzs, 195' Bales and Cases China and' Bengs.l -RAW SILK,* • Consisting , 33 Bales Tbatlee'China RAW SILIc., - 59 . BaleirTriisaam Dri"l'o; 81 Cases Nankeen DITTO, 22 Bales.,Bengal_ DITTO, 1 The Silks will be - on show at 14, Exchange-buildings, on -Tuescraynext, the,4l.l%Octaber, till ,the day of sale.—Catiirognis /and particulars may be had On application to T. 'and H..LITTLED ALE and Co., Brokers. 'On FRIDAY ne!t,,the, Ith October, at T. and H. Littledale and Co.'s Office, 14, Exchange-buildings, 15 Chests Chirra Raw SILK; ' Just landed ex .Cestrian, fromE,orokay,---For particulars apply to GARDNER Booos, Esq.. Merchant, or T. and It - LITTLEDALE and CO.; Brokers. On Fainior.neAt x the 7th October, at One o'clock, at Corrie' Ellison, and Co.'s OffiCe; Ilundord-place,' ' •5. Bales Bengal RAW SILK, • Norf. landing, ex Coinala„ from, galcatta, 7 -Apply to Messrs. POTTirt, and Co., Merchants, or to COREIR,TIUSON,.and Co., Brokers. s•iit ... Th ....e....P. remises comprised in this Lot contain by estimation 1,809 square yards of Land, or thereabouts.. The Buildings are in substantial repair, and the Public , -house possesses every con venience for carrying on extensive business in the most advan tageous manner, and has the benefit of an extensive and open frontage to the street, and all the requisites for Brewing. The Cellaring is well tugged ? , extensive, and good. .'lltereare on 'the ground floor a'good central and convenient Bar. a Dining room 15 feet by 14, three good Drinking-rooms, a Kitchen, and Scullery; and on the first floor four good Lodging-rooms and a good Club-room 33 feet by 15. , _ .. The Garden and Orchard are bounded on one sidelay the Goit whieli ;supplies the, Lop Mill Dam with. Water,.and.con tains' at all seasons of the' yee a constant,supplyof Water. ; ~ Lot 2.---All those Two several MESSUAGES or DWELL ING-HO 'ES-and GROCER'S SHOP- situate .in Hindley aforesaid, a '.frontitigoihr - said , S'treet or ' Turnpike-road, with 7, 1 1 / 4. the vacant L ~ Cow-hOtase; Yittd,- and other 'Appurtenances thereunto . belo ing, 'and'ln the several occupations of. Mr. Edward Midglek and Mr. John Green, as tenants from year to feat. • • • • - , , r • - - - Also all that Close or Parcel of LAND, called the Croft; ID the occupation of the said Joseph Helcroft, situate at the back of the said last-teentioned Premises; and bounded on the south easterly side thereof by.Borsden. Brook, and on the northwest erly side thereof by the Goit aforesaid, c o nt a i n i ng , w ith th e.s it e of the. Buildings itt this :Lot, in trant.to: the said street.ll 2 feet, Lind in depth backwards 300 feet, and in the whole 3,908 super ficial 'Square yardsOf•Land,nr thereabouts, - :, : . Loa.:—.All those Two several MESSUAGES or,DWELL IN G-HOUS ES; oleo situatein. Hindley aforesaid, and fronting the said 'Street or Turnpike-road, with the. vacant Land anti, Other Appurtenances thereunto belon:Ong, containing ,by esti., niaticin in front to the said street 34.feetin , depth backwards,49 feet, and in • the vithole]ls2 superficial.Equare yards o f L a nd ,,or thereabouts, bounded ,on the 'southeast by. Litt 2, and Ott the niirthvest7bv Lot 4, , tind now in the several occupation s o f J as. Batiks and Richard Fitirelough i as.tenants from vear. tnYear. Lot'4.i--Ail , those other Twd.AIESSUAGES in , DWELL . ING-HOUSES,' situate in,Hindley aforesaid, and fronting h said:Street br.Turnpike-koad, , with the vacant Land audi other Apperteciances thel'euhto behinging, containing by estim at i on to the front of the 'said'-streel: 50 . feet,.and in, depth backwards 140'feet, and in the' whole 185,stiperfieial square yards, or there.- lab Outs, abutting , on' the `southeasterly side.thereof to Lot 3, an d land on the northwesterly sides.thereuf to Lot 1, end now in the.: loccupations of William Banks and Jdshua Livesey, as'tenantsa from year to year. • ' The whole of the above mentioned Premises are Freehold of Inheritance. The Land 'rak - has been rededthed, and,the Pro p Stec will be sold free . from any in - Cumbrance whatsoever. it is nate on the direct'Turripike-road,'betleen the town i Of In 4 ig4ii and, Bolton, and is three'mileS distant troth' the for mer ,ana'seven fiord the flitter. it is within four miles of Leigh and ' Chowbent, and twelv,e of Warrington, arid tieing Situate in the centre of the village' or ,Hiviley, where there is a 'rapidly in creasing popnlation atirl flonrishing trade; it is rendered very. desirable fur the investment of capital. Th e Publie-house"has' long been in fOll and e*tensivibuAineia;•Wkiich hag been • carried on by the present tettfiit'aietlity thirty years; and' tke 'Gardens' ma Croft are .idaiirably adapted for the etection'of d Cotton 'o FaCtory, r otWeijAVlirks requiring Steani-poWer, 'the Gait And Brook furnishing an abundant and never-failing'kupPly of cen den'sing Wa.ter;'and there' being' CollieriesAti the !immediate neiknbouetiodd;where excellent Coals may be , had 'at very.low prices. '' , ' • • • '— . . . If Pureha'sers desire' it, a considerable port inn of the Purchase. Mciney'vriltbe permitted to remain on' security of the Property. - 'Tlid'res'peetrve Tenants will shovi the 'Promises; and further inforniatien 'may 'be had on applying to Mr. Wti Liam BLUN.• DELL, of Wartingtob,• Wine Merchant; (the Owner:) or at the Office Of•Wooncoca and'PanT; in Wigan, where 'a Plan of the Premise's may be seen. , , . ' . . Principles and Practic e o f S urger y —M r: H ALTON. Midwifery and the Diseases of. Women and Children—Dr. M A LINS and .Mr. •B A TTY . . • ' , • . [PRICE FIVEPENCE. . . , On FRIDAT next, 03e 7th October, at One o'clock, at Andrew . TOintni'ata Offiee Druid-cotirt; Dale-itreet, 10. Bales China TaPisant Raw SILK; 56 Ditto Bengal ri-vrro, • Consisting' a 28 Bales FUTIREDPORtS, It• Ditto• COSSINIBUZ4I.i., 14 Ditto BAULEMIS, 3Diito IWOIIItISA 11, S. For further pfirticolatis , apply to .AbirtniiEW, TOMLIN aria Co., Brokers. Ar'ritt") On .111(n4P4x, t)la 24th Qetobgr AP/it, at Ten o'clpek precisely, at the Pub Sale-room, gxehatwe-b4i)flings, - Per (ii..ndi4l'Gai'One,ifrom Califon, 105 Cbests ;, „, 225 Half-Chests Canton BOil EA, ' 350 , Quaiter , Chests ' . , ,1.00 Chests. ;#, cr y krr _i i q u - , 40 4oxes "" "'" 50 'Hatitiliii4tNlG YONG, .40 Cheat.4,CAP.Eli, ' • • • 124 Chests ) 50:11aioh•eitiir TWANKAY' 40:Ch.estOiYSQN, . .. 10 Half-chests IMPERIAL, 'lO Half-Cliiisti GUN POWDER: Apply to Messrs. Nicol., Dvcatvaterti, atul CO" Merchants, or to 'l'. and H. LITTLEDAI_,E and Co., Brllters. Pii'M'ortbat, the 2-Ith Otitober ii next; at Ten-o'clock Viecise!y, at the.Publie,So,lo,-roogt, Kuiton49-.l?pilAAn . gs, Per William 'rprtter, from BonthaY, 30( Half-cliest , l HYSON'SS.IN; 4 Q'Q he .s t Z-HYS01•1. 100 Half-etiests 5 Apply 'to 111'eiiiij PillGustiN; , and Co., Alerchants, or to T., awl J 1 LITTLEI?A.LA and co., Brokers. . . MILIES wmll to yisitit)ll4.lßY'S AND 'II,Ei'AIL FonNisi/FIG litoissroiNGEnv . Wiairtous•Es AI‘In•SHOIV• BOOMS,. Established thirty years, at 12, ,CASTLE-wraEKT,..svltgre., the, ; paast,Aeneral and . e7ttepsiye Stock of the' best Articles are onSale,of warranted quality, an d' Catalogues of Furnishing Aticlea, gratis. Engraving:and.licpa.irs,neatly,EXecuted. Ilutchinson's,Road Weighing Machines, at reduced pri ces . Every Article sold at this'Eltablishment 'Warranted. errknk PrinciPies• in stock. Bradford's celebrated Cork Razors, tempered on on:: Every PaiVritAftibile of merit 'connected' with the Trade kept'' Metallic /3edsteadsi. from. 42if,to £100.: and Albata, Goods of superior quality. , •‘ • Rcidgers's fine'eattery, in 'hxtiin§iVe'vtiriky, Plated on' Steel and , qvesy Alcune - roils eqhisile required In 'Furuiab iris Bronzed Tea and Coffee 'Crns i• S tc , Brass andßlock Tin Ware, Table CatterY; and : beht'S"fdf6eltl 'Platell*GOWS . , London Uteuirls of every description,' :of theinost;approVed . .patterns, Stove Grates Fenders, Fire Irons, Cooking Apparatus and at niOderate'prices. '• TE,ET.I - 1, . .-.. .. VISIT BY MANS. MA L L AN, SENIOR. INGOR : RODIELE — AnTIFICIAL TEETH, • . , Picte,ed,without Wires or oilier. Ligatiires, , AND MINERAL SUCCEDANEUM FOR FILLING DECAYED TEETH • • SUMMER COURSES COMMENCE MAY, 1837. Medical Botany-,Dr. BRYCE. Medical Jurisprudence—Dr. PHILP and Dr. MA LINS. Midwifery and the - Diseases of Women and Children—Dr. MALINS and Mr. BATTY. Certificates of the above Lectures are received by•the Royal College- of Surgeons and by the • Society of Apothecaries, Looklon. Attendance at -the Infirmary and .Dispensary will qualify-the Student to present himself for examination at , Apo thecaries' Hall; but. for the:College of. Surgeons a further at tendance. during Six- Months at a Metropolitan Hospital is required, Anatpmical Dratving.—Mr. BARBER gives instructions in thick, branch of Medical Education in a Room- appropriated to hiiuse in the RoN4UnstitutiOn. GIL mit-street n August 11, 1836. owINKS, IlAriotiOdytEtt, (from Danson's, Bold-street,) •isIEW N GTO N BitThaE, next drier, to the Arcade, begs,leave to inform the Ladies and-Gentry of Liverpool aird..its:Vioinity.• thit'he'liffs . Opened a SHOP in the above Business; and hopes, by strict attention, tribierit'frslmre'of their patronage arid sup port; and further states, that it is and will be his endeavour to please those who may favour him with their orders. Hair Cut-and Dressed in the, first style,lcharge , 6d. N.B.—Families and Schools attended on the most moderate tents; Bair, Earrings, Watchguards, and Bait, of-every description, made up: on the shortest notice ; Bvl.slies,-Perrumerv, &C G.REENEK.and CHIESA, CA RVERS, GILDERS, PICTURE •-FEAME RRII , L'OOK ING-GL ASS MANUFACTURERS, &C., b eg leave to infortia ,, their Friends and the Public that they have EMOVIIDufra6 their oldesro,blished.Shop i No. 31, to more cortianbelioug WH rucHAPEL, one door hon . ' ,Ritinnond-14;veet, whdrdi4Ho , intend to carry on the.i above branches of butiineseron•the.sitno , libeial plinciples !they have• pursued during the last sixteen: years i .;and ho pe , by strict at entiOn and' punctuality, they , may still, con tinuoto 'enjoy that patronage , and , suppott hitherto so liberally bestowed , upon theem.• • , G: and C. have the pleasure also-to announce that they-have succeeded -in taking• a-very commodious Warehouse: attached. ,vhkh‘theyhave , titted-up for the purpose of enabling them to Carry on and complete every department of their manufactures, under their own immediate superintendence. • G. and C. have succeeded in making arrangetnents which will enable them for the future to supply -Plate Glass far every sized-'ii Window at the sortie price as at•the Manufactory, which they twill undertake to deliver.safe.in any part of Liverpool. • ..! -Orders for Plate Glass, of any dimensioni, Silvered or other wise, supplied -in ten , day's nonce. . ' ROYAL BAZAAR, - • • 'Na. 1 , -0 11URCII-STREE7', LIVERPOOL, JEWELLER, SILVERSMITH, CLOCK AND WATCH MANITFACTUREIf. T KIND avails hiiiielt-of the opperturiity 'of acknowledging 0 • with gratitude the flattering encouragement and success which has attended his efforts during -a period of upwards of Twenty ;Years •' -and the increasing .patronage ()Idle public en , courages him to keep one of the best and largest Stocks `of JEWELLERY in England, principally of the hest London Manufacture: Every , 'Article is marked the lowest Price and faithfully de sctlbed, Fine Gold Ear-rings, warranted.all Gold, from'ss. 6d..t0 £5 per pair. • Diamond Rings, from 21s. to , £2l. Gold Watch Guards,.£3 to £B. Ladies' Neck Chains, from: £4 4 s . t o £ll Ladiee .Gold. Watches ; from £5 1 105.; Gold Lever \Vetches, from ELI; Best, with Gold £l6; Silver Lever Watches, £6 6s. All of which , 'are , finished by the best Workmen and Warradted.. aesky's Rai PROPESOR 1310ffit'S.HYGEAN 700 I t: the effectual 'eititation'of every species and symptom 'of the Svphilitie DiseliSe,and the many disorders arising from improper treatment. '. Prenated and sold by the sole Proprietor, at No. 54. Seel street,',Liverpoel. (four doors from Slater-street)•in - boxes at 2a:o - ctatid - 4t'.'6d. each.' 1 4 07 - With, each box is giVen directioni hoW to take these Pills, and ObSerVaildria` on points,' beneficial to the patient. being-hints mireh•kii(4ing, by those who are, or have been sufferers , fi . um this dreadful and' deVastating malady. - • ' ' " Veilienti*coriternOrtio." • "00iNiie the disease in its infancy." "These; 0 Sin thei6 . iird 'thy tro'phies--'tis thus Co-operating with the fUe Of God and man. !hod 'deg,radest hu man nature; and blasee'th' the opening prospects of huinan ft- A tit. So said'ProfeSsor Swedour, when he 'discovered 'his grand PANACEA for this Com Plaint, The "1-lyVe.iitn 'Pills." (then on knoivil to 'the annals . Of medical dlicorerieS,Yas a specific reme dy; to exterminate from:the system, that Intruder on the 'plea sures frequently' irol.ilied in moMents of inebriation, - or thought leSsness never did a disi'overy excite a greater sensation, it was sought 'after With' 'avidiry, 'arid used With undeviating success in the most Minute"and intricate cases of the delicate coinpiaint, for the cure of whieh, 'they have been so lonrcele brated. The fame of these Pills AhrOughont Germany, caused their speedy, kiiirodiictiOn idto almost every country, and ad dresses WertlirABnie'd 'to the talented Professor Swedour who filled' the chair iii Leyden UniverSity, congratulatory of the cir which they were c on tinu a lly cir cumstance. The'rertaintv with administered, can be'attested by man , , thousands, in fact during the lung - 4 . ..untinentahvar they were the inseparable companion and Sategnard of the soldier. in all cases where the slightest sli4PiCion Of infection was eHtertirined. What Medicine can be more appropriate than that-which has given sudi general satis factioh: The Ilitgerin . Pilfs'robt out erery partide of the insid uous poison, purifying in their progress the wholernass of fluids, they tinconly remove the disease,•but . renovate by their action the different functions of the body—expelling the grosser hu- MCLITS and in' a manner so mild and iMperceptihie as to con vince the Most sceptical of their astonishing. and unequalled powers, 'they'peither contain mercury or any other mineral, and may he taken without the slightest suspicion of discovery— they require no resttaint of diet•kKg of time, or hindrance of 'brisineSs. The Hygeati Pills may he depended upon as .a eer hre lie isets'ons of 'either sex, in all stases of. a-e•ertain dis eake, landtfiat - without pioducing the .lenit inconvenierice. At an period aher; the to the .Ite94sguesapnic. suspicion may ttir e ub x,is i t n i . t tak w e i n ll be forebe the diSease has made itscappearance it acts as , a certain, preventive,' removing the complaint effectually and secretly. deplorable statein which many persons have been when visiting the proprietor from the Ilse of mercury, readers it im peratively necessary to Caution the public against that.danger- Mis Mineral when injudiciously administered. • • Dr.'Davieion will attend daily et his residetice. No. Seel iitreet,'LiverpOol, from Eightitilhe. morning •until Ten at night ten Sundays'from Niris till' Two,) where he gives advice to al applicants taking any •of his preparat ions, w ITHOI T A eats. Letters'(post-paid) a• remittance,- answered by re. turn,' mid Medieities punctually' transmitted to any aildress tither by iuitials or name.' • . . „ . Eight day Spring Clocks, English make, warranted to keep correct time, from 4:4105... • • LIVERPoOL MUSICAL FESTIVAL. T T i$ with. much satisfaction, that the Committee have t 9 an nounce to the Public,. that MADAME.CAIiADORI ALLAN has, in • the handsomest manner; accepted an Engagement to Sing at the Fes-tival,iu .the place of. Madame Malibrau del3erio.t. whose untimely and .much-lamented Death has deprived the Public of her The Committee beg also to announce that they are using every exertipn to provide other' attractions which may compen sate-for the foes of Madame Ai alihran and M. De Bertot. JONATHAN BROOKS, Chairman, • ERPGOL MUSICAL' FESTIVAL. riSHE 'CO'INIMITTE'R beg to announce that they have made arrangements with ..the Directors of the LIVERPOOL and MAN,C. L HESTER RAILNVAY for an EXTRA TRAIN of CA gIitAGES; 16 leave Manchester for Liverpool on the inorningl of Wednesday, Thursday; and Friday, at half-past` Eight o'ciTat on each day; passengers by which Trains will arrive in Liverpool in time ftir the Morning Oratorios of each of those days :—alSO for ariEXTRA TRAIN to leave Live rpool for Manchester at Five o'clock on the morning of Saturday. the Bth of Octotiel.. tOcorivevtpEirties home after the FANCY BALL of Friday Evening. But for the latter Train places must be booked iu Lime-street before Nine o'clock on the Evening of Friday. • JONATHAN BROOKS, Chairznan. FANCY' BALL. GOLD, AND SILVER FRINGES, LACE, CORDS, TASSELS, ' - DIADEMS, CORONETS, AIGRETTES, HAT LOOPS, CRESCENTS, STARS, CROSSES, sz.c. Together with an infinite variety of other Fancy Dress Orna nients, Manufactured in Paris; are now ON SALE at ' WOOLFIELD'S BAt4A.R, 71 AND 72, CHURCH-STREET; . . (Adjoining the Postqffice.) THOMAS WOOLFIELD need not remind those in the habit of visiting Paris, hoiv very stiperioiin taste and effect is, the Parisian style of Fancy Dress Ornaments. The Gold and Silver Lace, Fringes; . and Tassels, are also much cheaper and dery effective. LIVERPOOL. MUSICAL FESTIVAL. GIZAND I , 'ANOY.PRESS BALL. NATHAN, SE . N., from, ‘ l,4nwicx-sTREET, and J. NA- V!. THAN ,,FUN., front CASTLE -STREET, LEICESTER-SQUA Lorwioi, , io returning thatjcs to the Nobility, Gentry, and the Publie.of Liverpool and its Vi c i n ity f or th e k ind patronage they 'received last Festival, are again induced to visit this town with their :combined STOCK..of NEW VANCY DRESSES, of 'every Nation, . made expressly for theapproaching Festival, and never. been exhibited;as yet, , which,for variety, choice,. and neatness,,,yanuot lie „excelled in England, and is now Open foi I'nspention, at LL.YALD'S, 93, Bold-street; Liverpool.-- An early application will oblig e . LIVEN POOL, FESTI,VAL...! GRAND FANCY DRESS BALL. and J. SIMMONS, of the Strand, London, respectfully k , inform the Nobilityr and,-Geptry of Liverpool and its vicinity.they: bave.on. vie w splendid WARDROBE of NEW FANCY BALL DRESSES, Naval and ,Military Uniforms, Court - Suits, and Costutnetrofidll Nations, many.of which have been made exprelsly,for the:above occasion, which may be. had for Sale orklire of:Messrs. SIMMONS, (late Mr. Palmer's. M usic, E'stablishment,),No. 71, Bold-street. To prevent, disappoint., merit, early.npplication is requested, A "great variety .of GOLD, and SILVER TRIMMING che.per than any, other .House i in Liverpool. , FANCY, DRESSES made to order as;usual. LIVERPOOL ANNUAL EXHIBITION. EXHIBITION -4)( . the 'WORKS of MODERN .1 ARTISTS is•NOW OPEN, at the EXHIBITION"- 'ROOMS," Pt.Acs. Admission, Oue Shilling ;.•Citelo'vue, 04e Shilling; Sea . stin 'Tickets, Five Shillings. SAML. DICINGTON, Secretary to the Academy. WITHOI:t. EAIN, HEAT; 0O- PRKSSIIRE. AIONS. MALLAN, St NIOR , SURGEON DEN:NIST, (of the Pihn of 'l)lonsTeur MALL ii and Soils, 32, great Hits:. sell-street, Bloomsbury-square, and 10,' , . Ludgate-hill; City, London ) ) respecifiitly . intimates, that in conseinquce of the ex i&sité praetice' t eiti4ed by the j un i or branch' of his firm all Liverpool,• and timmumerous solicitations he has received desit , 1 ing his personal attendance, he has been induced to visit this '1 town for a limited period, and may be . consulted daily at 'his' :Establishruenti:NriAkßotn.sTnuvr; LIVERPOOL. One of the firm may also be consulted at Manchester—MON DAYS;TUESDAYS, and WEDXESDXYS, street,- (removed from N 6. 3G, Mosley-street.) h 9WeNPr,lar,V!' Mans. 4, continues to resto.relnle i ; es Ttr ß - y s? o e x t ; ) o,, the cavity, with his i:elehr:ited- MINERAL SUCCVIDANLUNI so. universally - recorinnetnied by th'eTaculty .of•Lotidon and Paris. The. Operation :nf,stopiring Teeth :is . performed .in a ,fe w . seconds. The Min era l i s pu t i n t o th e cavity in al most liquid' stite,,'without heat or" pressure; it liardens into enamel, allay s ' the most excruciating pain, and lasts fur many years,pre yen ti the necessity of extraction. Loris"E - TE..affilAAStri.ii..o; whether arising from age, neglect, disease ,of,the gums, orrhe use cif calomel... INCORROQiBLB AWOFICIAL TEETH from a single one to a complete let, natching etactlV in Thrin and colour the adjoining ones: ; These Tteth will opt ,corcok,le'orbecome,discp.lmar4i, thoy are fixed: without wires or other ligatnres, on a principle v:hich, impa'rtslo the tonntenance"a'yonthful and' . improved n , ppear= price, fratl; whilst thoy. ; ofi v r(l i!pppart, to the adjoioing however loose, answer ever, purpoie of mastication and artic,u- French. Or-molu, Alabaster, and Bronze Clocks' and Time pieces, from - £3 10 S..to , 30•Guineas. • A.splendid Stock of the best PLATED ARTICLES. Castors, with Five best Cut-glass Bottles, Silver;Mounted and . Silver Tops, from 205.. ' • • Liquor Frames, with Three Cut Bottles, fromX2 25.. Four Double-plated Vegetable Dishes and Covers, froin £9, . Bread and Cake Baskets, froM 21s. Mast Racks from ss. Gil. Candlesticks,' Silver Mounted, from 108. per pair. Smiffers and Tray ; from 'lO4. • . • Tea Sets,' Sugar and Cream, Gilt insitle, from £4 4s. Tea Urns, with Silver Handles, &c., from 12.3. Bottle Stands; Silver Mounted, frond 7s. 6d. per pair. • Silver Desert . Knives and Forks, •Single and Double, Sets; Plated. on -Steel 'or British Plate, from £4 4s. the Set Case complete: • Superior British Plate Table Spoons and Forks, 235. Per Dozen; .Ten Spoons, Bs.; Deserts, 18s; Tea Pots, from 425.; Toast 7 RaCks„ 95.; Soup . .and Sauce Ladles ' Skewers, 'Fish Knives, Cruet . and Liquor Frames, Bread Baskets, Candle. sticks, Snuffers and Trays, and a variety .of other Ankles, mane equal to Silver, and stands the .colou r.. CUTLERY, of the best Manufacture. -Good Steel Knives -antl'Forks, from Bs..per Set. Ivory Tiandlei,, Fifty Pieces, front !:pts. per Set. GUNS and pIsToLs• made expressly , four his own Sale, all warranted. Single-barrelled Guns, from, Ifs. • ..Double Ditto,•best, TWisted Barrels, Patent. •Breeched, from £4los. Damascus Double-barrelled Guns, finished in the best ' style, £l2 12s. the Case, complete. • Pistols, from.lBs. per Brace ; .Ditto, with Two,•Three, Four, Five. Six, and Seven Barrels, equally cheap. .• MUSICALBOXES, playingTwoTunes, Imitation Tortoise shell, from 20s. ; very fine large Musical 'loxes, playing from Three to Six Tunes, from £4 108. to .£lO. CABINET GOODS of the best Manufacture. Rosewood and Mahogany Woe): Boxes, from ss. Gd. to £7. Rosewood and Mahogany WatitNG Desks, from Ss. to £4 4s. WOOL . WIN:I7ER LEN GO.OPS. AMES.. S.. TRIPP respectfully informs ).he. Trade, Country t -;nEayers," .Exporters,, and.: Private Individuals, that his WINTER. STOCK. is nowt mplete, and will be 'found, on inspection, t.o, rank, among th , st, most extensive, and cheap est in the Kingdom. . . . WOOLLENVLOTIT 'MART, 60, - Lonn:sTit k WIrDLEY and •MAYER have pleasure in informing, their Friends and the Visitants of the approaching Fes that' they have received a great variety of new and elegantsdperior JFWELLORY, from the first manufactories in"Londbn,'Piri l s, and Geneva. W:'and Nt . haVe - reeently considerably inerenge'd their stock of SilVer and - Sheffield Plated (odds, Cutlery, &c. 6S, Loi'd-3ti-eet,' Sept. 2B, .1836. • -• • WOODHOUSE'S' MARS'ALA WINES. 11011* ESS RS. •WOODITOU'SE BROTHERS • beg leave *to' 114: ;i'nnirunee to' their Friends und• the Public, the Rehil WI-hitch or Business"has• been diternitinnert; - brit - they will hdVe intieh pleasure 'id 'itipplyin;; . their Friends with their Clthit‘eSt WINES". in' aA quantities, not less than a Quarter Cask, containinV, TVieritY-Thur Gallons,' I niperial 'Measure. - To the WhOlesale Wine Merehant ; .Messrs;WooonousE BROTHERS are tpreared -to' offer much -more advantageous• terms , than heretofore.. - . j 22; Henry -street, Liverpool. IN,DIVIDUALS GOING ABROAD f rom th e P or t o f . LIVEUPOOL, areinformed Wy S. W.. si,k,yeAt & CO, cry NOS. 9 AND 10, CORNHI,LP, LONDON, that they;may; procure, the whole, or any part of an. OUTFIT, from the coarsest to the finest (pith( y of Goods known, including pahin Furniture, at their Branch House, NOS. 4 AND 5, ST. GEORGE'S CRESCSN'T SOUTH, LIVERPOOL, At the same WHOLESALE sHippING Prices as at their • Warehouse in:LONDON,. Daily, communication between London and Liverpool for Ship-sailing information, Szc. To Qlerg)rnen:and public Orators labouring under defective pronunciation, Mons. I‘l,'s.method of replacing Teeth will be foittid peculiarly valballe ' as it obviates all' defects of ar'ticilla-. lion,,particularlr the inability tolive, the proper sound to the Dento-lingnal double. Consonant TH. • " The Vie of ki t tifielalteth'iii been'Cottild :objectionable by invalids taking:medicines that have a tendency to discolour them, or in the performance of operations CotriPel l ilbeir removal, perhaps; in the Presence ornn attendant` or. domestic. Mops. M., however, has been - es cees4fol in re moyinF ,these objections by sonstroctiog Teßth for,those pur pOse's of inbstatices, and in such a manner as to render theta :C apable blwithstanding. effects of the 'Most' Natural Teeth placed,qu the,absive,nnproved principle? 111Ofis.`M: particularly invites the members' of the Faculty . to • witnesa the operation of fillinit'Deeayed Teeth witl;.theitMitie ral .§ticcsdaneum "of which they are the .sole inventors and Posses sors. " eht*lles as in Paris:— rt attencldiMe 'froth Ten till Five • •• Ladles , and Gentlemen's DRESSING CASES from 1011. ItELIO. • =lea Caddies, fromls. 6d. to £3 lOs.; Inkstands, Writing, and Glove" Boxes; in . great variety. French Lamps, from 15a. to .E . . 3 10s; Candle Lamps, irons. Ios. to £2 10s.; Lobby Lamps, from lOs. 6d.lupwarels. CHIMNEY-PIECE ORNAMENTS, in Gilt, Bronze, and China, in great variety. '.BF/ITANNIA METAL, of the best quality, in Tea and . Coffee Pits, Sugar I3asins and Cream Ewers, Water Pots,. Candlesticks, T ea an d T a bl e Sp oons, horn the commonest article to the very best that can be made. J. K. is no puffer, heir will he presum e to impose on a discern ins Public, which, he h as no doubt will see that the Prices are fixed with the •gr'eatest economy. :from which he anticipates with confidence it continuance of that encouragement and pre femme which h e h as .hitfi erto . ex perienced. N.B. — Clocks, AV - a -tales, .an'd Musical Bokes .curefully're paired. • • • rin,ol,o3RiNes ma d e to order on the shortest notice. 411) i ~.... j e....._ ,:_,.. ..! ~ p A // . 4 . , V ...-. .vii: 4 : 2 ) • . , .... ✓ -- - rilll g r MEM ag RS atilt LIV nRPOOL TRADMItIsT'S R , _IL CONSERVATI% E ASSOCIATION intend to DIN } , l, ' '''''''"........./ '-+ - . .. i s. • ' .k..\. . '`. `'. - ..., •II•• ..,;,, % ~t t' 0. , ..", . .. -:. !- k r ...,. 141 1:, jit i . .- f i : ' ,.... ' ~, ..w . :::: ' -- ''''', ' : ( ...... 4 0/ f t , AA -V.- a ,- -:...: 4 -...": ar: *'' .. -, -., ~• • ' . , Cr ,- '',!.., 't l', -.`' ' P 'v., 1, ..,-i-r-,-,, , 4 at the ROYAL AMPLY 11 OKAPee,. GttL , Al (,;11AKLOTTE-STREhT, on TuEs OA Y, the Itlth October next. Dinner on the Table at Five 'o'clock, .:-.__ ._ . -- - -.. A .7,...tw . The Committee Artifl attend daily atthe Consercative . liegis,, 4.1 7 e itc.."'' 4 1 t , ,itiun tlitice, Niirth J9tllk-,tree; s wherp,'in older t., secure ac: 40 1. ` ' 4 '. , OP - . fommodation to the Members, Tielets inav he. liAil Ay theta - .0 AND . GENERAL COMMERCIAL ADVERTISER. , only uutli ,Saiurclav next, ibe B'll Cfc,tob6r inClasiVC, 6 - pf,i - ee t i 4, 4 the hours or Eleveti anti Pneo'cliwk. Tickets, not transferable, 15s. ,e4O. ~ai~t~~, VVAN'rED to Rea, ttie. outskirts or the ,towo, a COM.- fortable D WELL I N G-EI OUS E, containing two good Parlours, Drawing-rnoth; font or five Bed-rooms at4east, toge ther with suitable and convenient Office's, B:e., Sic. Rent not to exceed £-1(.) tg g 45 per annual. The Ileighbauittuid of•Srnitti down-lane, FAlge , hill;•Low;liill,.oi Eiertin W'ottld bd preferred. —Address M. A., at the Standard office. . BOLTON GAsLiwr AND COKE COMPANY. IvANTED, a respectable, Person, as ENGINEER', - to . undertake the inAnageMent and manufacturing of Gas in the'above Concern. where there are bet Ween lie torts at work in'the Wittier - Season. Applications, (by letter, post-paid,) with testimonials of cha= racter and ability, to'be 'sent in oii'de before the 12th orOctober - next, addressed to the Chaitmau of - the ComMiitOd of the Gar Company; Bolfon. By order or the Comthitte; • JOHN HEAP, Clerk. Gas If - ork.; Ilatt6n Sept. 28th , 1836. • A , alr. Ou The first-class oak-built Ship rrifiA, 7 BRITISH. HE'llfirN . F;•• • , • 611 tonctier, register, uld rneustireineat; huitt,,kt Que bee,„, the.suintiter of 1/331, by experienced builder s;, ; she, is, coril4i•-fastenea arid weft secured with {ion staple lieees, and-in every.respeot •suited . for. the cottoasix,titztber trude,; ,she has, a fußyoop, her cci t hin is fitted up, and she carri,es. a very large cargo'on an easydrkft" of water: in'the'WaleilaO`Doac--For partictihul apply to. • ,JAMES LOGAN,,Oldhall-street. „Steam 1441-taigation. REDUCED FARES! The ISLE OF MAN and LIVERPOOL ROYAL MAIL STA4M4ACKETS,. QUEEN'OF'Tite.ISLB; ,• 1, WILLIAM.GELL, Connander, and . MONA'S•.ISLE,, QU4,YLE, ConitCander. . , Say "front George's:Duck : Piethead , for DOUGLAS every Miming (Suudays, eacepted,) at Ten o',clocit, at: very Reduced Fares. Cabin Faris, ss.—Steerage, 2s. • . Passengeraandtheir , Luggage, put on board and lauded from these Packets . free of charge,. Fdt furtheillirtfedighittyplvto.the Agents, Liverp46l... 1 00114,430.CIRRISTIA/i„ 23, Itedcross-street. Douglas .. ~ED WARD MOORE. Quay, Douglas. Matiehester...l - 01-1 1 .4 'WALKER, 39, Market=street: BF.the?e .Packeti Passenger* are only charged the above Fares, and no s..rtgrtio?. ' C.. • For DUBLIN'.AND _BELFAST. THE. CITY OF .ÜBLIN , • t 4) 1j ).A TtA'AI-PA CK ET COMPANY, INpORTORA,TED BY ACT:OF ,PARLIAME.,,NT. The aV)ve Company said their Vessels, (with or without Pikiti;) 'taking Goods ' atid , Pisenteis . to' the followin . g ports; ankel To pU4 LIN, Daily. Tor' BELFAST, The NOTTINGHAM, To-'MORROW, ( Sato rday:):t he:lst-October, at Three o'clock in the Afternoon,. frygc ,the Clarence DQ - Ck. Ant ilie` AT iIL'ONIV., on Wno . r.ikairiAY next, the sth October; at Fine , o!clock in the 'Afternoon, from the Clarence Dock: • . Apply, for Dublin Line,to. . 27,• for BelfaarLine, td - . .Water,street: JOHN M'CAMMON and Co., .Therfinaiple of , this , C'thitparitbrttiat of attselnyig all Itn=_ bapo,rtei:# thy j l)ivispwpf the Profits, among them, atter payinenl'of the Thvideiiirg=fiths - c're'atinii:a cOtiiinunitA , of inferests'befteria the' Shippers. and Sharetioldera.--a - piinciple: wihiqh,,Vt,P.eot SWs/1 1 1fle4t:hit: Propcie,tqra a cert aintyf o ,their. rvidem; and tO.Shippert of all descripfions of 'Goods arid Lite SWitdkitheildving kt , w - hlt•septiorteid'Establishinentel'firgt , : ctall 1 .40 0 1i5.t rats of :Freight compatible with a due attenti o n to their maintenance. . • C;P:sNiflliAL( l \E , 44l±44VMAYl9l:g:glolo¢E"Ati l ,;: f ...A.A., The. G ENERAL . . STEAIII"NAVIGATiON. COMPANY'Ss'E'rif-Ate‘ itii`cf • siffieficre'PACK:. 4. / 91 I \ 7 N\ -UTfs,J,eikve the CUSTOM-HOUSE;' LONDON,' - - ; • HAME liG,lrcarryin . g his'Majesty's plaits,) every We'li es dap and s iitYttl4Yi early 'lathe I Vortung, returning every nesday and Saturday.. The splendid and,potierful new Stearla the COUNTtSS of tONSDAIJE, with untivilledfit- cummodations fp.r vasoengers; le * now receiving.her engines, and will immediateli l placed upon this station. . 'l' OTTE'RDAM'. attic! 'thit` INV; his Majesty's' iWedne.Sdlirl'And,,Saturday Ithrning; at Seven o'ch,ek pr j eeksely returning every „Wedneidav and Saturday ladacect Pakiattlidtalith, • -and the lan KB,. (tvit.ti , a.:bag - •of letters front the Vogt-ince ( ) with the Antwerp Compipy,'s, Steam _Ship, l y rThui'sdav and Siiiida4;''returiiink ..Reduved,Fares-Chitif Cabin, £2 2s. ' OST,END, and tkie.RAlNK,;SatlAjclaT. I . ,yriaing, returnin g Tuesday - RedtiteaPasesf-Chiercatim,'El Rh!' • • - ,;crtibit IS;44Monday,Thuysday,antlSaridaY. 'Rednted Pares —Chief Qabip, 53. ; , 'I3OULUONt--4‘tiesclay,' Wednesday, and S.iturdaY. Re dutedl'aiesi-ChietCabin*;so. • - • • l Er,om pitlG,trroN. to DIEPPE- 7 Wednesday and Slttir . day, returning Thnisday - and Monday. It educd Fires Cdtlitt; ; Fote Cabin, ITC 6d• o tWQm.BRIGHTON to HAATAM—Sunday, returning Tues. day. Reduced Pat:ea—Chief Cabin, Ll. 1 14. , fid:froire London Midge' Wharf for RAMSGATE and , • ,„ . , EDINBURGH, NEWCASTLE and BERWICk-ON TWEED.-,lThe'Sfeitri'Sfilpii' of thii•Vbirtpany, - and of the ti.c.9s l Pri. and, Edinhuitly., Steam -Packet : Company: leave the; Brunswick Wharf, Blackwall,, f or Edinburgh Wednesday, Thiiriday; and 'Siturdifi MOIL Steam Ships will shortly commence running to BERWIUK ON-TWEED. '' .- EDlNBlTRGHTlie'phwerful an&magriifiteritnewStearn 41A TAB I. G.LAREbieg, eqirallingthe MONARCH in nitude andcapacity, is now receiving .her engines;and will be • • freight .B„o(terilMri , , apply Messrei. Ds, Bin and B u tt's, 4. Crescent Minories • for Thursday's Packet to An tWeiti to AlA:fetl."l:it/ tiniiiii"R AVi and'for . StindaY's PaCket to Messrs. LieitTLY'arld)Stmorr, .123. Penchurch-street;; and vß • the cutler stations to . Mr. Nou.mar4, Tower stre4e.l-:Beithiftitair be'sechred at th'e Oflites 'of the' Cotnility: 37; RegeritkirCus;: and 69;:Lombarthstreet, and 'at• 61, Charmg, cross, and 3.5, I...e 4 adenhall-street. 'Pardril's 'and hhdll to be brought the'OfEces of thisCorrinunv, 87; Regent-circus,'and'69.,:Let tn b a rd-it re et. P , co verful Steam-packets m a y ;be engaged for Towing and CHAR LES-lISSELL, Setretary. sigarn ,Vat?iyation Company ; .0, Lotishisrd-treet, and''A7, Re#ent- circus. o Under the Patronage of'tAe-Rcil , Family; PATENT CAOUTCHOUC BOOTS I , SHOES, AND GOLOSHES. C. - PAISONS; 99..80L0-sTaku 4 r, LtvErtOoot,; - repeetfully , s onlii:its the attention ,of Ladies and , Gentlenien to theritta- Mies oi his PATENT IN - DtA, RUBBER BOOTS, SHOES, and'aOLOSHES,' far 'preserVihi'the Feet' from Damp 'and , they' being/ impervious to Sear , or Snow Water;:: are not' liBble to crack er break, can bo re-soled, and from their light -101" " a fel " ti(4l W6inbined "With cheapneiti, ease add Etiinfo'rt ' thithe Mint tender feet, mast suPersede'the uke - of heavy Shoes, ,Gtog. ,,, l nd lPOPrGoloshes. Si nce t h e di scovery ma d e b y J. C. ventilating ibeindia'lltibberShOei, they have - hats the teneral reammendation'of th e FiC u liyi- w h o' - to express their- ic h,Approval of th e invention , have entitled them—" Health' 're` etvee." ,Soldpwhdlesale and also,retittl by Miss : Lucas, 77, by - the Matiufacitirer, as above:, 80ld -street ; and Mr. H. Bailey, -Niriither; Chester. . . CAMOMILE PILLS: for' N" T oN' S. truly valuable.:lNDlGESl'lON;Sce._Thes pi t ifii&l b,ve,,Pills.are a pure extract of properties of. rathaerPs raitinioinlle Flow - etc, into tour Inore' than one :ouneexof eetifiar prObess:ty'whi6h . I;all : theJtuodicirial - . ,the flowers are, concentrated `They Vre'hillri in' oPetation, and - 6, i . ,tioderate sized .Pills: stick headache; : vitssful In:reap:wick everysvmptowi Ofing .il " 4 `'' ' '' 'n.dSl6 " . " 'c eruptions, of ! Joss of appetite, iird4,13!..5.5 hefl-t,b urn,. c4 iti "' 4illittretline, ciarngddenlsl.;cottlintlivlarifintuSiarrenininokafirtoettiatlZFrorlites'iri:/ifed;,:otaalitt:l'!tfhsttitoje r g o iv ti i n a : a( tone habit.' 9pffraliop,will , lie foutilso beneficial p i r n ain triach;i:egillatini the bowels, and in • as filly;toi convince alt who' take them of their -Pnrsons,who have suffered from ,indigestion for severtalutNi)itY; !,fi'dve 6q their' Use in 'a few weeks perfectly recoverd,'o,; - i,"r l i 114 . rirkeirtg , proof that . in the stnallest'compassie contained the a C ' A3 e "largest tinantity,„of the tonic principle, of.so;peculiar a natur e i to pervade the wfiele system, through which itdifftiges hi/N ' "itifid'ktverigth. - .'' , i.tlfliwl?RlPsa!ekyParclsy.od. Sons ;,17. Butler; B.gdwarils _ . ettf)tiry and S - ons ;W. Sutton and Co.; and A. Wilough! ' hi nnAVii:; (We B. 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