The Liverpool Standard and General Commercial Advertiser. — Liverpool, Merseyside, England, 1838-01-02 00:00:00

I✓ - 41/ • ••••••,41. A a, ~N~L 1/- 7/V, • tibirpoot WEST IrNIDI ..• ~ 1 r ia... , --..-'—' r;ft-- eirrry it - 1 - 77-&pry. .." For DEM ERAIIA7* - • ---,- ... 0 1 " . "" -•Z. lar'o . ; The Ship L E 0 N U RA, T. T. SPE',%(;, .Master; 7 ' i turtheil 404 tons.--- , .For f. eight 61 passage (having superior i. fir dati ' apply the C.lFtii • r - - itocein 0 ons) to . .. o, on bOard, or to i t , SAN DBACH, TINNE, and co. ti - A Intended to saitirentediately. Fur BARkirAUUS,. The Ship/A LIC E, JOHN AVw„ . Master. For freight or passawt apply.to •, BAH.TON, IRLAM. and HIGGINSON. en' ale. $ CANARY WINE;/ THIS much esteemed WINE is stil 4'2behacton application to JAIIES RENWICK;' .n w Chambers, Redcross street: Price, pet 215., BO les included. Orders for the country carefully attended to. TO SHIPOWNERS AND CAPTA:INS. i. - To be SOLD, at very reduced prices, in consequence of the Ilniider decliniug business, • A NUMBER OF BOAT'S, Copper-fasteacd, and con-trusted of tho best material, tlinker-built, as follow : — One 11 feet; One 15 feet ; , One 17 leit T wo 18 feet; (Men feet ; 0/fe 20 feet. And Three Long Boats, carvel l ittilt , 21,1 feet. SeCon4l-band Jolly Boat, 13 \\, feet 9 inches. Seco -haus! Gib.; 4yl feet,' clinker - built, Anti .topper-fasteztet'..—F App. ' to Mr. tWSFSTT, at his Yard, Bridge- va , atttr-streft or tu'. .;,,... J. 'l': GitEGSON,. . • North end Queen'e Dock. Vh o h as atii rt,k DX, 's-veral VESSELS, , PLEASURE 4 vi i.N ~, ~,,1 I,- , . i'- , ' various descriptions. Also, ..i.5..*..- ,, ..- 41 /15f: SALE, , T h tti , e and CHARLES, '• ' 75 ton ? reiziter, ~..: - *i .„,' ,17 . 1 .. e Canning Dock ; hell found 4 1 , •tz '. i 7 ri.e - ' ing-trade., i ---- , - .. ... .., . . , it I ...,,,,,.., ,f" , '-' - ;2 44 ,,...,4 pru A lnpEs •-- kJ. on the most impirb ,Pat"itKauetple tij=firrrotret - inachinery ; TWINE,' I.I*IING I. I .NES, and NETS of .eveiy - description , • . - I MANUFACtORY, FL/ t- LANE: • , • Bleacherli'Boiled, and Blown Sk. CANVAS, of various 1 manufactures; tISNABURGS, GKS, DOW LAS,. and SHEETING ; Cotton and Co e BAGGING; WOOL 'SHEETING; Bleached and Brown Salt and Corn SACKS, 'SEWING THREAD, SHOE 1'111:WAD, BUNTING,.&c. I WILLIAM JACKSON, 8, Church-lane. • HORSES (rot PRIVATE..SALE AT LUCAS'S REpO.O,, . GENTLEMEN' ill want of. HORS, for either the Field, Road, or Harness, have now aportunityof inspecting a very superior Lot, on application at the Repository. i:epository, Dec. 28. 4537.. attain Xabtation. SHORT. SEA VOYAGE & EXPEDITIOUS ROUTE TO BELFAST AND N MYR Y, di . ; ARDGLASS. 7 , ~, The County of Down and Liverpool Steain-paCket T a,z Couipany's new and nozerful Steam-ship 4 ? . .::41' . VICTO' lA, (370 tons register 20 horse power,) . Wsi. ABERph ', Commander; Is.appointed to sail with . Goods an Passengers; during the Month of JAZIUAIIY, from this Port, :for ARDGLASS and STRANGFORD LOUGH' every Tuesday,, froni Clarence Dock, at the following hours : .. . . Tuesday, 2d January, at 12 in the Evening. „ 9 th „ 9 II 16t h „ 11 II II 23d 7 „ 30th 11 „ And from ARDGLASS and STRANGFOIID LOUGII for LIVERPOOL, Every Saturday, leaving, the' latter place at Se'Veu o'clock in the Evening. ,The accommodations,of this Vessel for Passengers are very superior—her speed is almost unrivalled; her longest passage since she took the Station has not exceeded tWelve hours, and in. moderate weather is performed in.froin ten to eleven hours.- Coaches run regularly to Belfast and Newry, and Passengers wishing. to avoid long sea passages• will find this conveyance mast clesirable and Worthj , of support. GIMO Passage (including Steward's Fee)....175. 6d. Deck . , 2 G Apply to CROZIER and Cp., Agents, 13, Goree-piazzas. For DUBLIN AND BELFAST. TIIE• CITY OF DUBLIN ' • wr E'A M-P AC' r.:P 0 P A NY, • INCORPORATEP BY A T 1 , PARLIAMENT. Company sailNifeir V els, (with: or' uyithwa filotgOtalc;ili' Goods' and Passengers n the folloving - ports, r amely, To DUPCIN Daily: • • `--- To BE FA T LOY . E, To , hi c; n ow, t Wedoesttai:) the 3e instant, at 111 , e,.! the-After sion, from the C tare iroe' Dock. I'tie lit iticivie of this Company is dvit of attaching' all Itn otters and Exporters by a Division of the Profits aiming them, aterpaftnent of the Dividerids—thits creating:a 'community of interests between th'e Shippers and Shareholders—a principle whi c h will best guarantee to its Proprietors aeertainly of their Dividen!... and to Shippers of all descriptions of Goods and Live the having a well supported Establishinent 'of first and clas i so, a ,lers, tlidAinvest rate of Freight compatible with 4 dtie attelib m to their maintenarice.--Applv SAMUEL PERRY, 27, Water-street. Eniqtrance NoticrO. YORK ANA' Nonni - OF• ENGLAND ASSURANCE COMPANY. ~ R ig ', OrseEff!te, York, and King Williztm-stteet, Loidon. ' THE f4,loWnig qiittnAiED RATES are , charged - by this , cotuns ay o . l VCotniner t i a t Ri s k s , i n LiVr , e,00l:-= Floating ' , olicAk, in a ll cas es..... 9s. er ce(t. per annum. Specific " lie ttheludingall risks 7s ~ 9 1 ornittit4 B it Ha zardritis'Trades... • ~ al#o a/Ai - clout Goods.. • ' ~ N D a itt 't o l , trt c harF,e for pluralitt of occupation. ... r olicies at the usual proportions of the above Short-p' , :i° (l rates 7, i . Recei Pts are now ready for delivery for Policies Ilettrew• ,-. a L. ..,. kiiin . g .,4 e at , ustmas. : , Lifeiskinrarice'effected on terms more 'advantageous to the astnotdt han at triast'ot her offices. T o ile , of It with alt other information on the subject i. d on a i• . • • beoutaine ~ ppination to may 111 A t rfiEW • WOTEIERSPOON, ' ' ' 7, India-builaings, Agent for Liverpool. • • NVESI OF ENGLAND FIRE AND LIFE INSURANCE •COMPANY, CHIEF OFFICE, EXETER; 1:4 LoNnoN, 20, nRADGSSTREET, BLACK FRIA.IIS. ''Er.R.toNS .iii.sUreetlaaillSt, Fire to th e extent o f E:3ooand 1 0 , 0 ords . enttill.tu a share of Half the Profits de rivedF!rosuanceg every fifth .yar. LlEF`era.s. SU! _ANCES are •effected on - the approted of htose.ctusn,tedii, participation in:the dispeXable stu'id'Ux !' )tetti 7 tio , s wh t l i h may e added as a bon* to the suruinsured, reduction . the future Akual Pdvments. or&litltetsaidi'lid6Ct o e ndittons . may be had of the Auents. ua CHARLES LEWIS, Secretary'. P e rsons wh o se Poli c i es t a ll d ue at Christmas are re '.lhtitibei‘v.infortned that they should , renew the same within ti P fteett-dO l4 hat'date for their own s ecur i ty. ' s.4nr ? ScAL'E of PREMIUMS aud CONDITIONIS may be RE' Vir'sl. winTELIOUSE and SON, Agents, bad of 12, Exchange-buildings, Liverpool. NORW UN lON LIFE INSURANCE SOC IETY. INVESTED CAPITA 1.-£ 1,700,000. DIRECTORS. President— -Lieut.-Col. Harvey v ). Rdwa,fl T. Booth, Esq. 0 1 vice-Preside/ 3 5 Isaac Preston, Esq. Recohirof Norwich. wi i iiap M oore, E sq. George urrant, Esq. Cliarie i r ur r , Esq. I. 0 . l'asitor,•Esq:' P: N n e.l , e i, N . ' James Winter, Esq. Peterio, c , '„ 4 ,."1 , - William Cooper, Esq. Wiwi! .-"es, EFT. I ;., &c..&c. S de iettli.4--Saniii`el Bignold; Esq: A ct itary- , -Richard. Morgan, Esq. r. HIS pele• ,teas founded in 1 . 808, on, the equitable .princi l_ ,-,:iile Of 1 4 floal guarabiee, The rates of , premium are lower than ( Per offices, and the members enjoy the bene , fit of per iodi!n o '.,9itions to th e sums assured, which have been, ebeady niadi t o amount of nearly four hundred and fifty thousand V in i a 4 s . .. During th . ' ii oven years, more tithe EE QUARTERS OF AMI LLI01• 1 st fr r e ;119tave been paid by Directors to claim antsveb:tn.ance Policies, for assured sums and bo under 'l , ' nbsses that !l ite ', l ( l )me - due. Members ' " f Sett is46'tY applving mad hare copies of the ori ginal .Deed 0 us il :lT!nt, andlilso of the bye laws submitted to gen e ra l i neeti n r iNovember lair, with the proceedings or the oc i aly i n r eltol" dir kereto. ~ Rules and c . ?, 5,, 1 4us of insurance may be h a d on applibation to-the SocietY 6 ' "'ft, R. L. MILLER; \fit the Office, Exchange-street, Liverpool.' ;4x. 1 TREASURERS.. TliE 1 -' 1 I.POOL . BOROUGII BANK. . NORWW U FIRE INSURANCE SOCIETY, C PITA I, £550,000. DitircToßS. • P iden p — ",AßD T. BOOTH, Esq. • "" -- " e4 ` 96 4-I..!ent.•Coi. HARVEY. A n thonrilltlsnn, Esq. Isaac Preston. Esc!, Recorder G eo rge Morse, Esq. o f Norwi ch. William Herring, Esq.. Charles ,Eva E Colonel Sir R. J. Ha ve y, Edward Ste art, Esq.: C. B. Lewis' GeOrge Seppings, Esq. . Captai n . Blakiston, R.N. • : Secretary—SAlTEL BIGN LD, Esq. • Tll HE are respt:tfully:reminded; that all InsuranceS renewable in the Lit ! rpool Agency, on the 25th of De cember instant, must be laid at the Office, Exchange-street, We s t, on or berme the 9th lay of January inst., or the Society will cease to be liable for th..Sumslnsu r pd. ' The Confidence of,thePullic in the Stability of the company may be inferred from the f 4 that th e amoun t o f i ts B us i ness now exceeds FtF'ry POuit IVl';lions, and is still increasing. This Institution is distiL2lt from the Norwich Union Life Insurance Sodety. Prospectuses'may be had M R. L. MILLER. At th e SocieYs Office, Exchange-street West, , Liverpool. TRE VIERc. TII E LIVtRPOOL BOROUGH BANK. UMBRELLA' ESTABLISHMENT, 31, BOLD-STREET, • UNDER nit. THOM S CHAPEL. ALA. BALDWIN has just received a choice Assortment of .) Gig and 'Riding WHIPS,(new patternis.) richly chas ed. and warranted of the best manufacture. Fill be Sold at a Price to ensure a quick Sale. • It. A. B.''s Stock 'of UMBRELLAS, i Silk and Gingham, will be found worth attention to those who wish a good article at a lovi • ' • . . • • N.B.—Always on hand a prime assortment of Opera 'a'nd Walking CANES richly mounted; other STICKS in great variety. • EDUCATION 'IN noPE:sTREET, LIVERPOOL. REDUCTION OF TERM 6% lvirlt : l\lACGOlry AN hai been indueeq,-hy the general , desire .1 tor Cheap placation, to.redu .e is highest. Perms from 'FEN to EIGLIT GUINEAS a year. Parents may .have . their Childr n taught whatever they please, without any difrerence in the charge, except an abate ment;in proportion to the youth of the Pupil... The efficiency in this Scilool,lnqualifying young gentlemen either forßusiness or,for.College, is attested by the most satis factory References and Testimonials. . Day of re-opening, W En.v . Estmv, 10th Ja-nnary. n t HEARTS RESOLVED, AND El NDS PREPARED. _TOE BLESSINGS:7NET EN OY TO GUARD I ---Smo T.ETT. . _ n..a~4 i, ,;. I ~...:...,„,......_„. ~. . --.. .4 , - I ....e. S yr. 4 . ; • A ,. ‘,..„. ~.. ..,, ... ~. .Ib, l if I 4 • . /I . 4r, -,-. 4 ......7. - .._ ,?) .3 ~ _- , 4-,-..,. - :,. , . ...:..... wit , \ , • ,: 3fi. ...-., ... 0111 PF AND GENERAL C()MMEIICI A.l 1A 1 . ) VEIITISER. !- t ~ 1 1 Zr,o be Ect. [ PRICE FIVEPENCE. WES DA I', , JAN UARY- 2, 18:38. bp aucti3n. , . FURNITURE, P,RESCOT-STREEt . . By Messrs. T, WINSTANLEY and SONS, To.nroattow. (Wednesd.ivo the at, at - id THURSDAY. the 4th instant, at Eleven o'cl:tck precisely each day, on the Pre- Prescot-street, London-road, uuposite St. Jade's Church,--by order c,f,:he Eif,rsttrix, venutne and useful BOUSEEI LD FURNITURE Grass, Table and Dess t Services,. Plate and Plated Articles., a variety of Books, 'able and Bed Linen. a 21. inch Iron Bookcase, and oth Effects of the late Mrs. • The Mirnitnre comprises Four . -post and, Camp Bedsteads, with Printed Calico•ollangings, Feather Beds, Mattresses. and Bedding, Painted Chamber Articles,. yene:Lin and. Kidder. ininster Car Pets; Morine Window Curtains, Chimney and Chimney and Dressing Glisses, Fende‘..s„and Fire lions. The lilahogan,y Ankles comprise Sets of Chairs, Sofas, Dining; Card, LoO, Soap, and Library Tablet, a Sid e T a bl e , Secretaire, and Book ca se, w ith glazeri doors, .4 Ba eau and Baiikcaie ' Wardrobe, Chests of Drawers, Easy' Chairs, &c. The Kitchen He uisit;-is and other Articles of DoMestic Use. Tube viewed This Day, o,e 2d, when Catalogues may be had on the Pi;_nnises, and of Messrs. T. WINSTANLEY and SONS,. EXCELLEN'I (TUBE, LlNAdfehil. TllO5. WINSTANLEY and -SONS respect rt announce, that they-have received just ructiuhs to . op rr :l'itt•noy the 11th, and FiIIIJAY the 12th January instant, on Of Premises, Linagre.House, near. the. Bridge, at Ele r ven o'clock Previsply each day, the Modern and Ex.cellent HOUSEHOLD . I:IJUN ITURE, a-Valuable- TABLE SER VICE of 'Spode China, Dessert. Ditto, richly Cut GLASS, Modern• Mated Artitles, , a costly iI‘.INEY GLASS, 56 by 50, .elegantly framed. • a capital LIBRARY BOOK-CASE; 11. feet ; 6 by 9 feet 6 high; Greenhouie PLANTS anti other Effects..the property of the late William Thompson, Esq. The-Dining-room contains a capital Set of -Mahogany Dining Tables, 12 feet-6 long, on telescope frrames, a modern Pedestal Sideboard, a ,Set of twelve exiie;lent• Chairs, a b(illiant Plate ()t . Glass in' an elegant frame,-Mirior;• a large / folding •Screen'. ornamental China Jars,. Curtail - is for a larrindbw of Merino 'DaM - isk,. a modern Wilton Carpet. Fende nd - Fire The. Parlour, Library, and Hall Furniture. comprise a costly Mahogany Library. Book-case, in cOpartments, with handsome glazed.and. panel-door, :Pembroke and -other 'Tables, Satin; . Woo,d Chair's, Couch, and three Card Tables, Flail 'fable, with marble slab, Hatstand,.and Hall Chairs, &c. The Chamber Furniture consists of Fourpost and Camp Bed steads,'with Printed Calico •Hangings, Painted Press Bedstead, well seasoned Feather Beds, flair Alattresses; and Bedding, Painted Toilet Tables and Was,bstands ,witb Chamber Ser vic.eß,Taiotecl Linen. Frees, ,Alatmany :Wm drobes; Chests of Drawers, Dressing Glasses, Kidderminster Carpets, Fenders an Fire „Irons. - • • . The Kitchen Requisites, a Dresser; N,eedham's Patent Brew ing Machine, Barrels , a variety,nf Farming, Utensils, &c. To be viewed ro WEDNESDAY the,lo4h, when Cataloves may be•had op,the• Premises ; and of Messrs. THOS. WINSTANLEY and SONS, Church-street .7, 1 1 c5 auction. FINAL SALE O(' DUTCH BULBS. By r. 'ls. BRA N To -MORROW, (Wednesday.) the 3d Jantiar.: instant, at Eleven Welock at the Hanover liynms, A CREST of DUTCH nuurs,Pisiitrinoited Item Ilaar /-1, lem, incluJin, Double and Jonquils, Polvanihus NareisSuses, Crown Imperials, Fritularia, Crocuses; Irises, Banlinkiluses, &e. • To he viewed on the Moi ning of Sale, when Catalogues may be had from Mr. T. Has NCH. DIAPER AND TA ILO S' STOCK, Jgc. By Mr. T.I3RANCIL. On TsmisnAy next, the 4th January inst n't,• and following day, at Eleven o'clock each day, at the anover.rooms, TruiE genuine STOCK . of a WO9l 1 01 DRAPER and TAILOR, declining- business, whi coninris'es a very ex tensive aksortment of excellent superfine West of England and other Broad Cloths, in fa,hionable colours, in blues, blacks, greens, olives; &c. ; Cassimeres, Petershams, Pilot Cloths, Barragons, Fustians, Stockint , s, &c. ; with - a variety' of Well-, made WEARING APPAREL, .excellent London' Be'aver . Hats, a consider ,hle quantity of yard-wide and seven-eights Diapers; very superior Blankets, and various or , 5 rtiole7i ert3l.t.med wilt, the. nosiness, . v,,the , 4.3 d. Saintary instant, when Catalogues :nay he had from Mr. T Bus NCti, IMPORTANT SALE OF HIGH-BRED GREYHOUNDS: - -411 LUCAS begs to inform the Public that he has received _EA. instructions from Mr. .Ltuvo, of Rhaggatr, to' SELL by AUCTION, on SAM:DAIr, the 13th day of J• nuary next, at One o'clOrk;'withimt the slightest 'reserve, t e whlile hiS celebrated STUD of GREYHOUNDS, con sting of • Eleten Braee, carefully bred and selected durin period of nearly twenty years. Purchasers are requested to be punctual, as the first Lot will be brought out at One to a minute. Catalogues, with oediort:es, may be had on application at the Repository, Great Charlotte-street. The whole will be on vie* several days mini to the sale, arid any further information may he had on application •to E. fAnyu, Eeq., ithigatt, near Cotwen, or to Mr. LUCAS. pository, Liverpool. EVANS, CHEGWIN, Arid AEA, 'KA YE, ROCK LIEF, and other Booksellers have just received DLACKWOOD'S EDINBURGH MAGAZINE, No. CCLXVII. for January. , . • CONTENTS:-!. The Hottsehold . W6ck.—lt. The Wintry May, 1837 --111. Modern French Passim No. 2.-IV. The Life of Wallenslein.- Duke - of FrKdland.-V. The World we Live in. No. 15.—V1. Impressions of a Tour. No. Russia.—Vlll. What have the Ministry done ? WILLIAM; BLACKWOOD and SUNS, Edinburgh; and T CA DELL, London. NO. 157, ISLINGTON, NEAR THE-M.4I2KET. TO GROCERS,' TEA DEALERS; 4.c. .By Mr. BACH, On Tiluns DA next, the 4th instant, at Eleven clock, on the • .: • • ' Premises, " r. r E SHOP FIXTURE:4,GO° DWIL OUSE HOLD: , I PUU,Nrrun cninprising a eiim •Cannister Frami!lt with Twenty-eight handsnme :Japanned C nisterS, Fire Chest ,Ditto, Counter and Hand Seales;"ivith box ends,. Metal and • Cakt Wtights, Mahogany Counter;••DrawerS'. Fixtures, Gia .Fittitigs,-find a .complere , .Coiree.,llnaster, add various Trade Implements The Furniture includes Camp and other Bed steads, Beds, BlartketsoSheets, 'Ci,unte.rpaneS, 'Mahogany,. . Lon, and other Tables, Pairvti4d 'Chest Drawers, Mahogany Chairs, andjiitch'en - llertnisites.• • The fast:F-ixtures and Canaisters WAlVh. , Sold in. One Lot. ~~tr~~~Qit. THE HAMILTON 'SQUARE ACADEMY, BIRKENH BAD. Rev. P . :ROSS RE'OPENS' his ACADEMY THIS DAY,"(TuEsoAY,) the 2d of January. • TERMS PER ANNUM Foil noannErtis: Under Teu Years of Age • 30 Guineas. From Ten to Fourteen Above Fourteen • FOR PAY SeliffAltS : Under Ten Years of Age 8 Guineas. •A.linve Teti 0 ;killeseternis instruction is given in the English, French, Octrit•bAtio, and Greek Langliagos, Writing, Arith ic, Book=keeping, Algebra,•Geomeary, and ther-other_h".• lz the Mathematics, Geography, History, &c. Drhn'ing; D,incing. and other Accomplishments, by experi enced Masers, on Moderate Terms. For information as to character and qualifications, Mr. Ross . begS leave to refet' to the Rev. A. Knox, Birkenhead; the Rev. Hugh Ralph, U D the 1Z , 1,•. John Park, the Rev. S. SpenCe, Liverpool; the Rev. NV: M‘Kerrow, Manchester; and to his printed Testnnonials, copies of which may be had on applica tion at the Academy. • • . From the great experience which Mr. Ross has had,•both as a Public Teacher, and as a Private Tutor in families of dis tinction in this country and abroad, 'he is encOuraged to hope that he will be found worthy orthe confidence of those Fajents who may entrust to him the care of their Children's Education. Hamilton-Square, Dec. 29th, 1537 . EDUCATION AT SEACOMBE, Mr. MACGOiVAN, haviog,been invited to succeed the Rev. E. B9,WAIAN, has engaged the assistance of kGentleman who has given much satisfaction in Severat.h f ighlv respectable Boarding Schiiols in the vicinity of Liverpool and of Manchester. Mr. 111. mill teach one-half of each day at each School. Tertnsfor Boarders, Twenty-six to Thirty Guineas, includinc , Wastiing and Education. Seholar, FoUr to Eigt)t,Guineas, according to age. Day Boarders, Four Guineas additional; 'itfroin Liverpool, Five Guineas, Ferry included. • (One concern.) MR. F. N. ERITH, TEACHER 'OF THE ,PIANOXORTE, 38, Russell .sl,rect 7 . IDEGS to inform the inhabitants ofjPverpool and its vicinity ',LIP - whose patrriao•e• he respeCtfully solicits, that he purposes giving lessons.after the, Christmas vacation, either at the resi dence of the puPil, or at'his own house,3B, Russell -street. where tetras inay.be known on application. Dec. 1837. . • LOWER SCHOOL. This Schootis designed 'fin- •the. Sons of - thbse . whose means are too limited for the more expensive Education of the High' School'. Rev. Robt. M'Pherson, A.M , King's College, Aberdeen, Head Al t, •l% Rev. J. Rutherford, Edinburgh, Second Master. :q r. Thos. Etriers,on, Third Master. To the constant instruction of the above Masters will be added the occasional services of the DraWing; French, Mathe matical, and Philosernhical , MasterS a:the High School. EVENING SCHOOL. ' Under the Stiperintendence of the following Masters: ARITHMETIC AND MATIiEMATICS.—Mr. Elliot, Mr. Gerrard, and Mr. H. - Carpenter. MECHANICAL DRAWING.—Mr. MiPherson. ARCHiTEcTuII AL DRAWING.—Mr. Cooper. LANDSCAPE DRAWING AND PuttspncTivg.—Mr. Pugh. FIGURE DRA‘i ING AND MODELLING.—Mr.Seddon.. ORNAAIR.NTAr:PkiNTIkG AID DR A wiNG,—Mr. Bishop,"A.t.k. NAVIGATION AND NAUTICAL. ASTRONOMY.—Mr. Crenze,B.A. GEOGRAPHY AND MECHANICAL ARTS.—IieV. R. MTilersou, A.M. NATURAL PHILOSOPHY.—Mr. M. L. Phillips. CuEsitsTaMi. John Wil , on. • FRENCH.—MOOs. Theodore Eugene Suliot, A.M. Terms, ind'in t ch furtherinformation as may be required, can be obtained by applying to the Secretary at the Institution. Dr. KANg,' Esq.; M.D. MR.I.A. Dublin, will commence a course of Eight Lectures . on CHEMISTRY, To-mott now, (Wedneiday.) the 3d instant'. JOHN EPPS, Esq. M D. London, Lecturer on Mater(a. Medico.. will Commence a .course of Popular Lectures on PHYSIOLOGY, on WEDNERDAy, the 31st instant. • The Directors of the Mechanics' Institution are desirnum . of recetvini; TENDERS' tiir . ERECTING a 'GYMNASIUM, Fn"ruNo:uP the MUSEUM, and other Work. The Plans and Specification. may be seen on application to Mr. J. A. PicroN, ArchiteCt, Warimitreet. Tenders, sealed, and addres, , ed to the Secretary, must be left at the Institution on or before SATURDAY next, the 6th instant. WANTED, for the 'EVENING SCHOOL, a PERSON, capable of teaching MECHANICAL DRAWING. A liberal Salary will be given to a person fully qualified. None else owed al - 1W r. nr The Diredors acknowledge the receipt of the following DONATIONS to the Fond for Building the New Institution From Christopher Rawdon, Esq. £loo „ The Misses Yates' ' 50 A Contribution of Ten Guinea., or urorarits, to " The Build ing Fund, " cotiatitutes the Contributor a Aletnber for Life of the institution. JOHN S. RAtICLIFF, Secretary. -•L -7._ MIDLAND' COUNTIES RAILWAY. , CALL FOR A FOUI:PI INSTALMENT. OF £51'1,11 SHADE. o,it , e, /li9k-street, Leicester, 241 Dec., 18a. THE Directors of the„-Midli , nd Comities 1 .filwav Componv h av i ng iu puisuance or the Proc • us of the Ac!, yr . Incorporation, passed a Besolution• callin or a Fourth instal= .ment of £5 pet Sitare. ,to be payable on or before the . 20th January, 1838, the 'Proprietors of Shares are 'required, in con formity with such resolution, to pay ihe Sum due on the Shares to one oft he followingliankers:— London ......... Messrs. Smith; PaYne, and Smiths. Liverpioil .The Batik of LiVerpool. Manchester .....The Bank Of Manchester. Birmingham.... The Birmingham Banking Company. Leicester .lllessrs. Mansfield and Bahingtons. Nottingham Messrs. Land J. C.. Wright and Co. Derby. Messrs. Crompton, Newton and Co. tonglihorotigh Messri. Thorp, ' Middleton's:and Oliver. Should the call remain unpaid after the appointed day, the Bankers have, been severally required to demand interest thereon, after the rate of five per cent., per annum, fro the 20ih of January to the day on which the payment shall be actually made. J. F. 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WILLIAsiTILA.CkwOOO and Sos„Edinb:trgb ; and TtioplAs GA DELL, LO'lidoll. VALUABLE FREEHOLD ESTATE, BARLESTONE AND .NEWBOUD; LEICESTERSHIRE. By B. ,PAYNE, On WEDNESDAY, the 31st of January. 1833, at the White Lion Inn, Market-place, Leicester, at Three o'clock in the after- , . • . noon. , _ ----- A . COMPACT. FREEHOLD. ESTATE, situate in•the ..tiL Lordships of Barlestone, and .Newbold Verdun, (in :a ring . fence, consisting of about One Hundred acd Eighteen Acres of Arable and Pasture LAN D„with FARM - HOUSE, and requisite Buildings, in the occupation of Mr. John Kirk man, one of ; the. Proprietors. , • • . The above will be • sold with or without the 11 i ;it A LS, which consist of : . COAL. • • The Proprietors have recently - at a conside ble expense, as certained the • above fact by boring, and which is Nun(' to be five feet ten inches thick, at the depth of only One Hundred and Five Yards. . • . A .desirable, opportunity. presents. itself to the Capitalist,— the - Estate being in a populous neighbourhood, lying by the side of the Desfurd Turtrkpike-read ; and an excellent situation for the Sale of Coal ; is.nine•miles from Leicester; seven fiom Hinckley; two. from Alarket ..Prosworth; and one mile and a half, from,the Leicester and Swqmmineton Railway. There is a BRICK YARD on. the Estee, in full work: • For a view of the Estate and further particulars,• apply on the Pretnises ;to 11lr. Ktitxm lialzworth ;or at the AUC - TION EE S Offices, Market-street Leicester, wheresk Plan of ;he Estatp lies for inspection. GLASGOW, PAISLEY, KIL ILWAY. . MARNOCK, AND AYR RA A T GlaAgow, the 20th day of Dece m b er, 1838; et the FiasT GENERAL MEETING of. the SHARE HOLDERS of the above COMPANY, Present, SHAREHOLDERS holding 5,038 SHARES in the UNDERTAKING., JOHN FLEMING, Esq., of Cktremont, DeputyuChairrnan of the Company, took the Chair ex qllicie. The Advertisement calling the Mee*, and the Clauses in the Act relating. to . the busines s t o be rought before it, were read. The Secretary produced a List of the Shareholders, which, ou the motion of GEORGE MORE NJSBETT, Esq, of Cairnhill, seconded by JOHN MrrdnEr.t., Esq, Glasgow, was sealed by the Corporate Seal of the Company. The Secretary than read to the Meeting the Report of the Iftirectoys. It was moved by :1A AI ES 13 Esq , Merchant in Glasgow, seconded by 301 IN HUNTER, Esq., Ardrossan, and unanimously agreed to, that the Report of the Directors be ap proved of, and the Thanks of the Meeting be given to them for their long Continued and gratuitous exertion in the furtherance of the undertaking. It was moved by ANDREW, WILLIAMSON, Esq., Dean of Guild,- Ayr, and seconded by ROBERT MONTGOMERIE, Esq., of Graighouse., that this Nleeting express their continued confidence in the complete success of the undertaking, and their satisfaction at the inforisultion that was communicated to them by the Direc tors, that • th - 1,.vel y I e expected on the 1 Apo at each extremity will yield a profitable return on the Capital ex pended, even before the Railway is opened for thorough traffic. JOHN LEADBETTER, Esq.; requested that, before the motion was put,- Mr. MILLER, the Company's 'Engineer,, might be allowed to answer certain questions-which he would put as to the time and .cost of executing the portions of the Line between Glasgow and Paisley, add Irvine and Ayr; and as to the traffic which might be expected on them. Mr. Miller having answered these questions, and thlat'part of the Repiire.of the Directors which regarded the traffic on the Ayrshire end of the Line having-been again read, Mr. Leadbettecexpressed himself Com pletely satisfied, and the motion was put and unanimously agreed to. " A question was then put Ir! Mr: Iltinter as to the Vieivsof the . Directors in regard to immediately Completin g th e Li n e b e t ween Paisley and Diilry ;. to which it was ausWered, that it would be of great importance that pOrtions of the Line should be opened, and a return derived from them before the Capital for executing the remaining hart was called; but that, - consistently with these views, and the convenience of the Shareholders in paying, the Calls, it was the impression of the Directors. that the execution' of the whole main Li to shoud be proceeded with at as early a period as possible. It was then moved by Jas. 111`Cat.u, Esq., of Daldowie, .seconded by I'HEOPORE Loom), Esq., of Calderpark, and unanimously agreed to, that the thanks of the meeting be given to the Earls of Glasgow and Eglintun, Colonel Blair, of Blair, Mt. Campbell, of Fairfield, the ,Burge of Irvine,• and the other Landowners on the Line who have prompted the undertaking by the liberal arrangements they have Made with the Company, regarding their Land required for the undertaking. It was afterwards moved by GEORGIC TAYLOR, Esq., Ayr, seconded by WILLIAM MILLER, Esq., of Monkcastle, that the .following Directors be elected for tbeensuing year, and requested to proceed with the work at as early a period as possible: Earl of EGLINGTON. • Earl of GLASGOW. •_ Colonel BLAIR. of Blair. ARCHIBALD HAMILTON, Esq., of Rozelle. 'JAS. WCALL, Esq;, of Daldowie. JOHN FLEMING, Esq., of Claremont. GEORGE' M. NISBErf, Esq., - of Cairnhill. JAMES•CAM PBE LL. Es ~• of Moorepark. 'THEODOREWA LR ON D; Esq.,,of Calderpark ROB'I'. MONTGOM ERIE, Esq., Irvine. JOHN S. WOOD, Esq., Glasgow. HUGH MILLER, Esq., Ayr. A RCH IBALD SMITH, Esq.,- Glasgow. JOHN MILLER, Esq., Glasgow. JOHN MIT( H ELL, Esq., Glasgow. JOHN LEADBETTER, Esq., Glasgow. HENRY GRAZEBROOK, Esq., Glasgow. GEORGE JOH NSTONE,. Esq., .Itedburn. WILLIA 111 BROOKS, Esq., Glasgow. JAMES BOGLE, Jun., Esq., Glasgow. Which motion having .been put by the Chairman, was unani mously carried. . The Thanks of the Meeting were then voted to the Chairman for his conduct in the Chair: H. JOHN FLEMING, Deputy-Chairman PUBLIC-HOUSE TO LET. rpo be; LET, in the Vatishall.rOad, it.'PUBLIC-110USE, which'can be entered upon iintnediately. The rent and inguitu will he . found' 40 be . mtvietabo, and presents a most fiivou r able opportunity. It tiuder.oinz a thorough re pair. —Fur. .partieniars apply to Mr. WILE t.tms, lianelagh street. PUBLIC WANES. TO be LET, several ex e.ellent INN S. I.IjBLIC-HOUSES, WINE' aud sP T IRA VAId.TS. T4PS. BEER HOITSES, EATING-HOUSES,WAREHOUSE ROOMS, CELLA RS. near the Custnin-honse. and 81-101'S in general Apply to I. R. MILLER, House and Laud Agent, No. 41, Berry-street - eT.: . .TO DRAPERS: 'SILK M AND OTHERS. rtiO be L ES I ve4V- valuable 11_ PREM I SES, In one of the he .siluatigns in 'Liyerpool, with 1 1 11TURES . ennotet'e,.suliable for Drapers, Silk 'Mei.- cers. or any other reyipectable bu's'in - ess, for An unexpired term of four is. For fart hei'pari ieu }at s apply . at 66, cl)urch-street, (411 letter to be -post- - - - Nein Ilublirationo. ANTI-SLAVERY AND , AN' 4-POPERY. . . Just..Putilished i. P . il 61., A r . • . , LETTER addressed to Eilw I Cropper, Esquire. and Thomas Berry 1-lorsfall, ,Esquire, by .tlie Rev. HCGII M'NEILE, A.M.—lncumbent Minister of Sr. Jude's Church, Liverpool. London:. Hateliard and Son, Picpadilly; Liver pool. J. Davenport. . .. . , . ..,'". NOW READY FOR DELIVERY. 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SUPERIOR ROSEWOOD WORK BOXES, WRITING DESKS, &c. . . . s. ir. 6-inch Work Box. 3 6 8-inch Ditto 10-inch • Ditto • . , .'. 7 6 12-inch Ditto . 10 '6 ' 11-inch Rosewood Deik • 10 0 14-inch Ditto " ' 4 l7 0 18-inch Mahogany Ditto ‘ 20 0 20-inch Ditto 23 0 The Public are respectfully invited an inspection sof a 'ery . , elegant and extensive assOrtment o 'Work Boxes; Writing Desks, Dressing Cakes, &e., &c., which will be found, on ex amination, of excellent quality, atulAhe above 'mires must afford it Convincing proolthat Purchatert will effect a consider able saving by selecting their vonds at THE CIVET CAT, 61, LORD -STREET, LITHRfoni.. VOL. XI.---No. 535.] 4-:-.:?aizcs lip T.Auction. E DINF, DP. V. • . To-mon nnw,.(Wednesday,) th. 3.l instant at Twelve o'clock, :it Baieson anil ninsWl's Mire, Oldhall-street, • , • 200 Bags dama„ 'RICE, Landed ex Mary Ann Webb.—Aory to HENRY RIPLEY, Eig., Merchant, or to • : • • BATESOIC and nongrsLL, Brokers. • • .. To-motttlow. (Weduegday.,) the 3 , 1 in.tatt, at One o'clock; at liates , m aryl I.lnrsrall's'Offle . 01r11011-.lree-t, Th - • 75 riA. Catenefteliv 1 )GW001), i 17 TonsTamopien I , :TIC, Now lamlinv rrom thi, - P,winotia, direct.—Apply to 'Alessi's - . WATSON 13W/711E11S :itld iCf):: - MetTivf ois, Or BATESON'and I.IOI{,SFALL, Brokers. To-monitow, (Wednecdavo the 3tl . instprit, at Eleven o'clock, in James Adam's Warehouse.' ; liedcross-street, 1.130 Boxes 1 ENI 200 Bags 1 - INZE NUTS, -Witirka.-,-Apply to Jour; 13toay and Co., - • JAMES ADAM, Broker. On TimitsnAy next. tlie.4ol , initant, at • Twelve o'clock; on . the Quay, east sidefarunswi 'Dock, • , • - 743 Pieces Birch .PLANKS, c ming 26.078 feet,. 4313 Ditto Pine and Spruce D „ 160,000 feet, • 13700 .Ash and Oak! STAN - ES, • • • ' • Now landing ex Westmoreland, W. Bennett,. Master, from tialifax, Nova Scotia.—Apply to :or. WILLIAM FAII:CLOCGIi, Merchant, or to . . . • ' . . RICI-1A11,13 and JOHN BENBOW, Brokers. AFTER FRIDAY , NEUT. . • .. , OD WEDNESDAY, the l'ith instant. at One o'clock, at Jones, . , Mann, apd Tpster's Office, Dale -street, to r 29 Chests,East : India GUN AR ABIC, 26 Chests. Bast India G OLIBANUM, 21 Casks East India TA ~LOW, 2; T.ikiis TERRA JAPONICA, 40 Chest's.LAC DYE. . . . Apply to JONES, MANN, and FOSTER, Brokers. Oti.ltiunsDAY, the 18th ' "ittnital'v, at e o'clock; at Corrie, atid•en."s Office, niford:place, T 690 HagsMit'llillh!LSUGAl3, • * ' 104 Baskets China MOTHER F PEARL SHELLS, • II Tryns.SAPAN .W 001), Lately landed ex Brilliant, from Manilln..—For fiiither partieu lrs apply to CURRIE, HUSON, and Co., Brokers. Contrario. BOROUGIV OF Ln - PRP•ow,.. . • w AT rcH m comITTEE will l vv... be ready. on SATuu- A DI Y, tlie 20th ',Fa - unary instant, to. receive TENDERS for supplying, by -coNTuacT, the following At Iles for the Con ! statmlitiv Ftiret vi:.—About . . 40 Uniform FROCKCOATS and PAN A- ' . LOONS, and ' For Inspetors. 46 TOP ' COATS; - ' , 35, Uniform COATS, VESTS, and PAN i For Britlewell TALOONS, i Keepers. 500 Uniform COATS and PANTALOONS, ' and ' F . orCOnstables, 500 TO P COATS, . Y. 500, 'airs of BOOTS, 600' Pelt HATS. and 600 Military ST9CKS. To be 'delivered on the 20th April next. Samples aad Patterns maybe inspected any day, between the hours' of Ten and Twelve o'clock in.:the' Forenoon, at the Office of the llitAn CONSTABLE, No.'l, Fenwickstreet,'until Tnutts nay, the 18th instant. • • The Committee will, at the sane time; receive Tenders for Two new Broad-wheeled MAN IRE CARTS, and Cur Supply ing the different Police Stations with the best Oerell to be sleliveret, cartage free, for Twelve Months front the Ist February next. ~ Sealed: Tenders, for any of, the ,above articles, may be left the t3ecretAry, Mr. CA PE$ A 11LI ti. 'mi or before the• 1911i.iirstant, addressed: to the Chairman or the I'4,,atcit Committee, and marked " tenfler.7 , On behalf of the Watch'Commitier., JOSHUA WA 131SLEY, Chairman. Office, hi Jthivary, 1888: LIURPOOL DOCKS. CONTRACT' FOR , SPERM OIL n oin TRUSTEES ' of the LIVERPOOL' DOCKS' 'wilt _ll_ be ready, on To unso4 Y, the 4th of Jannary next, to vre ceive Tenders for 'the Yhe delivery, attheir Dock d;in Trentharri: street, of Four Thousand Five Hundred. . e 'MIS first quality OIL, to be delivered in One Par I, on or before the lstWof March next. errSirifig.- To'he piiid fin' in two months' hills.within one month afte'r, the delivery has been found Satis faatiry. . The ea,kg;''when emptied,' will be returned to order.' • • Samples of not less than Two Gallons, accompanied by Seal ed Tenders, tube left' at the Dock Surveyor's Office. in Tren.: thain-street, 'on or before the 18th of December, 1837. The Tenders to be addressed to the Chairman of•the Dock Commit tee,' and sent under 't over to the Dock Secretary, not later than WEDNE3DA l', ('l'o-morrow,) the'-3d of January, 1838. By order of the Dock Committee, • DANIEL MASON, 'Secretary. Dock Office, Liverpool,- Dec., 1837. .. • . . J. 11. PARSONS, SURGEON-DEI\'TIS7, 77, ROL STREET, -TNISEASES of the'Teeth; Gums, ai Palate treated on JI_J , sound Surgical Principles. ~ ~,, ~.. Artificial Teeth made of every - StibSt , ce yet discuyered. .1. 11. I'. hating studied Surgery On 'the 'Continent, can with con fidence,undertake thOse - difficult OPeratici, which so. often •prove fatal under . the hand of the to - ereAtectanical• Dentist.. , . Particular, attention has been given.to obviating the irregu larities of Children's Teeth. Charges strictly moderate. December 30, 1837. jUlf ESSRS. PERRY and Ce. SUP GEONS, niav be .con IW~' culled from Nine in' the MOrning till Ten at Night, and 'on Sundays from Nine till Two, at Ne . : 'SLATER-STREET, near Duke•street, Liverpool, • (private entrance• first door up the passage ;) 2, Bale= street, Lower Mosley-street, near to St. Peter's Church; Manchester, and N 0.4, Great Charles . -Street; Birmingham: of whom may be had (gratig) with each hox of pills their Treatise on Venereal Disease, Go'northma, •Gleets, and Stricture, [in cluding Practical Observations on Seminal Weakness, arising from early abuses, so that all persons can obtain an immediate Cure, with ease, secrecy, and safety. It is Si nictrinchfay feet, that fall victims to the Ve nereal Disease, owing to the unskilfulness of illiterate men, who, by-the Use of that deadly poison, ;Mercury, ruin the con- 'slit ution, and cause ulcerations, with blotches on the head; fate, and body, dimness in the sight, noise in .the ears, deafness, obstinate? gleets, . and 'irides on .the shin lyineS; tilratiength •general debility and decay of the constitution ensuei, and a melancholy death puts a period to theiralreadful sufferings. PERIMS PURIFYING SPECIFIC PILLS; tirice 2s:9d. -and lls, per hOX. A certain, sale, and most speedy remedy ever discovered forthepermanent,and effectual cure of,yettereal diseaie, gonorrhoea, gleets, Strictures; seminal weakness, pains in the loins, affections of the kidneys, gravel, lumbago, local debility, irritation of the bladder or urethra, and other disease's of the urinary passages. frequently performing a perfect cure in the short space of three days, by one small pill for a dose, with ease, secrecy, and safely, The Certainty with which they are continually administered can be attested by many thousands. The Specific Pills root out every particle of insidious poison, purifying in their progress the whole mass of fluids. They not only remove the disease, but renovate by their action the differ; ent functions of the-body, expelling the grosser humours, and in a manner so mild and imperceptible as to convince the most sceptical of their astonishing and unequalled powers. They neither contain mercury nor any other mineral, and may be taken without the slightest suspicion of discovery. They require no restraint of diet, loss of time, or hindrance of business. but effect a complete cure, without the least exposure to the pat ient.l At any period when the slightest suspicion may exist, it will be tell to have recourse to • the Specific Pills, for when taken before the disease has made its appearance it acts as a certain preventative, by moving the complaint effectually and securely. Messrs. PERRY, Surgeons,'continue to direct their studies to those dreadful debilities arising from the too free and indis criminate indulgence of the -passions; which not only occasion, a numerous train of nervous affections, and entail on its votaries all the enervating. imbecilities of bld age, but weaken and destroy.all the bodily senses, occasioning loss of imagination, judgment, and memory, indifference and aversion for all plea sures, the idea of their own unhappiness, and despair, which arises from considering themselves us the authors of their own misery, and the necessity of renouncing the felicities of marri-• age, are the •fluctuating ideas of those who have given way to this delusive and destructive habit. In that distressing state of debility or deficiency, whether-the consequence of such baneful practices, excessive drinking; or 'any other cause, by which the • powers of the .constitution become enfeebled, they offer . a firm, safe, and speedy restoration to sound and vigorous health. PERRI 'S VEGETABLE PILLS are well known for the certain and effectual remedy of secondary symptoms, veneteal eruptions, pains in the bones, ulcerated sore throat, diseased noseoy,bronic rheumatism, scrofula, scorbutic and glandular affections, local hod general debility, nocturnal pains in the head.and limbs, depression of spirits, and all diseases arising from an impure state of the blood. l‘ These Pills are worthy a place in the cabinets of masters and captains 2f ships, the more so, as they will keep good in all climates any length of time. Letters from the country, post-paid, containing a remittance for medicine, trill he immediately answered. At 23, SLATEII-STREET, near Duke street, LiVerpnol. (Private Entrance First Dour up the Passage.) MECHANICS' INSTITUTION. rui-igSCHOOLS attached to the Mk: 'I INSTI 'I'U`I'ION will be OPENED Ott "CIoNDAY next, the Bth instant, under the Superintendence of the following Masters SCHOOL: ENGLISH DEPARTMENT. - - Mr. Francis 'Harrison Rankin, . . Principal. Al ATHEMATIcA L AIsIO COMMERCIAL DEPARTMENT.—Mr. Wm. Creuze, B.A„ St. John's College, Cambridge, Principal. PrirLosoPurnm, DEPA ILTMENT.—Mr. Montagu Lyoti Philips, Principal. CLASSICAL DE - PARTMENT.—Mr. John Price, M.A. St. John's College, Cambridge, (now of Bristol Collecre,) Principal. FRENCH DEPARTMENT.—Mons. Theodore 'Eugene Suliot, of Cilasgmy Cullom c, Principal. WRITING DEPARTMENT.—Mr. Chas. J. Smith. DRAWING DEPARTMENT.—Mr. Chas. B'artier. GERMAN DEVARTNIENT.—Mr, ITALIAN DEPARTMENT.—Mr. Grimaldi.. • EXT RAOR DENA COLLECTION OF CHRISTMAS PRESENTS, INcr.irDlKt; 'EVEIIV'NOVELTY - IN ' BRITISH AND FOREIGN MANUFACTURE. • AT THE CRESCENT BAZAAR, - ' THE STOTK OF GAMI';St Consisti of Round 'Hazard,' Loto Tournament; De'vil ambtig the Tailors ' German• Tactics, Ilyinen's Lntiery, British Tou'r'- ist, Every Mars to his Station, Elephant and Castle Solitaire,' Belt and 'Hammer; Royal Goose; Tef m - ph, Heiress - and Suitors, Eur o pe, Mdrey - Moments at me, Mirror 'of Truth, Seven Ages, G o lden' Shield, Loud°tp , Fruit Basket, England awl Wales, Birds, Zoological Garden, Virtue Rewarded, Spil licans, Universal BistorV, Jen-de-Muts, Vice Punished; TOur through •Europe, Billy Fair-Play, Chess, Fox and Geese, - Pope Joan, The World, Wonder of Arts, Panorama of Europe, Royal Sovereigns, Draughts, Backgammon, and Bagatelle. _,.._ ... , AAutET.y OF Tut , . MOST - AMUSUNG AND INSTRUCTIVE TOYS EvElt iMPoitT . EI) INTO LIVERPOOL. A SPLENDID ASSORTMENT OF DESKS, WORK BOXES, AND DRESSING-CASES, SUITABLE TO, THE PRESENT SEASON. ROCKING HORSES, COMMENCING AT TgN SHILLINGS EACH, THE CELEBT4TED FIRE LIGHTERS AND REVIVERS, I. 6d. PER 100. HA ()L QUILLS, 1,. 2d. .1) E R 1(X). PEI{FUIIL[t•Y' FOR EXPORTATION. No. 5; St. Gearge:s Ciesceni Next doiir to the SlOndirrd Office.. In one thick'vol „S'eventh j)rke 16,3. Every Disease in this. Edition has r•eceiceil oddiaons, and the :vitae is much improved: • JODERN DOMBSTIC MEDICINIV a POPULAR 'rimATtsg,'exhibiti'ng 'the Symptoms/Causes, and most effiraCious Treatmetit Of DiseaSes; with at6piotis Collection of approved Ptescriptions, Medical Management of Children, Doses of Medicines,'&c. The Whole forming a comprehensive Medical guide for the Clergy, Families, and Invalids. By T. J. GRAHAM, M.D. &C.' We shall pieservc it as the ad , ice of an invaluable friend, to which we can refer in' the hour of need, without any doubt of being benefitted by its' wisd4m."—Literary Chrcrniele. " It is altogether deserving of permanent popularity."—Lon don Weekly Review. "One of the veil. - best and'rnost useful books published in modern 'times'."—Montlay Published by Slnipkiu and Co., and Hatchards, IS7. Picea diily, London:' Sold by 411 , Buoksellers. • Also, by the sdnie Aiithor, in 8vo.; Second Edition • ' enlarved; price its. bdiird•s: • •• 2. ON' THE DISEASES OF FEMALES!' a Treaiise in which the subject is fullyCotisldered. With•Cises: - ' the Management of Pregnancy and Lying-in, and a 51eLiical Glossary. -7 ;lti;tin admirable: performance and should find a place i n every family estithlishment."--Batil fleiald.'3i'd May,' li3l. ' ' "A most desirable acryniSitiort."-L•Rendii/g'ilf er ‘c,. tr y, 2d 'June. ' AN'n,' an imoirived Edition, being, the 'Fourth, 94. 3. SURE fAI ETHODS OF 1M PROVING'II EA LTII AND INVIGORATING FE,'by •Regulatingthe'Diet and Regi nien. Embracing, till the 'most appiaved'reineipleaotHenlth 'and Longevity, with Maxims and particular Directions for the Bilious, Nervous, the Consumptive, and all close Students, &c. Illustrated by Cti4s. • . • " It is the most useful and rational work of the kind, and is altogether an admlrable Code of We warmly recommend it . ."-- . -.Nern Literary' Gazette. "That men of all habits will derive information from it',•cal , culated to increase their comfort and extend theltdays, is firmly our conviction."—Edinburgh Obierver, Jan. 1828. rfAtii l - - . . i~r 4141ft0 &Coii3.gl s AT 141 E unworn.. ilo4m)\- ;-; lA S•TIT'U 'I lON* ' •\, • - T a NIEETIN% of the COM ITIEE held this day, g avas. M wa, Resolved. roar it is expedient to issue 100 additi 'nal Tickets, giving .t h ist clam rot tAto•"llckets each in the order of their applies.. ?ion Trott this date, 'to the Ploprietots the Royal institution, and the otembers'orthe Literary and PhiloSophical Soviet y *hid have not already sultscrthed; aiirl That Wstlitskstisr. the - 3d, and TtieuSbiT," the 4th of Jauuai c instant, be appointed for alip . tications frouti"..kientbers of these I;r4titutious ; after which, 11'1101 the stb inclusive, the residue of/the Tickets. should there ' be any, *ill be- issued to the earliest fipplicants who may be qua , hided udder the conditions before announced." Applications to be made by letter, addressed to the Commit .ll tee tir to the Seeretti6t. The next SOIkEE will he held en WEDNnSDA Tilext, the • loth of January instant JOSEPIi Ni WALKER, Esq., in the Chair. • • The subject of the Peper for that,Evening will be announced at the Institution previous to'the Soiree. TtIOS WINS'rANLEY, Treasurer and Sectetaty, Rt,yal Institution, Friday, I)ec. 29, 1837. ST. SIMON'S EPISCOPAL CHAPEL, Sin TH„►MAS'J siimottiGs. ANNE.] SERMONS. . . 11111gP.V ENING, the 2.1 SERI 51'0N . will t,e Preachy in the abov4hapel, by the gev. R. P. BUDDWONI, M.A., F.A.S., h'e,nt of St.tieork . e's, Evei ton. And .in l'lll DAY E`'l!\ ING tieiol . le tith instant, tly th e 11 e v. J. ;;YONS, n r tinsteof All Saints. Scrvice to.cotninence at Seven o'clock. • Collections will be tirade enter 'each erriefi j - . Eigienies . of the said Chapel... BaROUGII OF LIVE is POOL,, . . WILLIAM RA'r I BON Esq:, Mayor., CHARLES Ono M PION, 1 t Assksor; r II E COURT a PASSAGE for tht Trial of will he held in the Nisi Prius C o rirt, in the SE:SSIO'Ng' EIOLTSE, irti Chapel-street, on Mtnt DA Y, the 1.11 day of Jatitt= ary next, at Ten o'clock in the itktennoti. ItApcj...kffr; Regisjtar. Ti.wn-hall;29th December, BO ROUGH OF I, IV IS RPOOL: • • , • CI;A-11KH,'g , i4 :Rtenr , ler: COLTIt't QUAIITE-WSES I SIONS of the PEACI4 1111 - • for - th'el3nrotgh *111"be hell! in' tne Crown Court in the S'ESSIONS' Cliapel-strect, on NVEPNEstint, the Nth day of January .next, at 'rep o'vlock itf the titrenoon. NoTraverses will be'lvidd unless ent for trial at toy Office in the said Sessions' [louse, on ur be re the first day of the Sessions. A'n'rt . nl I liidiefthents' for Uistle rre,inonri aria' A:ssiV.ts fountl at these Sessions against persons admitted to be en.:. tered fpr trial in my Office, at or before Twelve o'clock on the sifte'rt he' ti iSch4rge "Uf the Grand .fury, otherwise the trial of the same will stand Mier: • " RADCL'IFFE, Cletk of the Peace. Town-hall, 29:firleceMber,..1837. BOROUGH OF LIVERPOOL: : et s VirII I I,IAM •RATRBONE; t rt.; Mliyer. •: Acoma Of QUART F:11' SF.SS" 'NS of the PWCt will be he:d'hy the J ustit . e3 for e it'egalitiO(Of the_Uaof and flouse .) orCorrectien; in the* ESSIONV'HOUSS, in Chapel-street, on TUES DA Y, the 16th day of January ngat i a Twelve o'cilick.in the forenuen.. ' - • 'RD. li ADCLIFFE, Clerk of the Peace. • Town-hail, 29th December, 1837. PARISI - I'OP LIVRRPOGIL. TO FARMERS AND OTHERS. • • ' • gHE MANURE collected and tit, he collected: et W el' WORKHOUSE, between the ht jartattriAnd the 3lst December, 1838, will be offered lot sitie at the Workhouse, on SATURDAY, the 6th January neat One o'clock in the Afternoon. Any information that maY be required will be furnished by Mr. DoWIDALL,ihe Goyernorof the house. (By order.) JAMES D . OWDALL,.Governor. 3orkltouse,l44 Dt7eibr, 1837. 7' THE. FAMILY` WAli-E.IIOUSE, REMOVING 70 07.,:80LD-S7`RKET. (1 fillitD DOOR BliL:OW THE M L.) and H. ANDERSON - be leavelo • forth their Frien;ls'. It • and the Public, that they hav this day co,mkeiliesl. SELLING. OFF their present eniensive STOCK, at a ditat preparatory to their Retnoiog.to.the above coup modious Premises.' - A quarility of Sciiled . pstoAsK TABLE LINEN, COVRBS, &c., on Sate at very re* prricEs - . 14, Church•sireet, Dee:•I1, 1837. • • ---• GREAT GEORGE'S „BATHS, conNEn.ort GREAT GEORGE-S 04; T G RB.A T. GF:OI?GE-PLACE, lt D-111 It rap riet i4r. _ TOE Baths of this Estaldislitne ).t.'haye bee completed on the latest and most approved. of 'Medical dis covery, under the immediate' inspectio f Gentleman of ackribwledged professional eNperience, and einhiaee in• their • various arrangements separate Apartments for Warm, :Vapour, Shower, and alt the Medicated Baths recommended by the Faculty, and .are fitted up in a stile of elegance and comfort scarcely equalled, and not surpassed, by any of the most celes brated establishments in London, Dublin, &c. - ... ' • . TERMS : . . A Warm Bath 2e Od 12 for 20s. A Vapour Bath ' 3s Otl.. 6 for 15s. A Medicated, Hot Air or 't 3s 6d , 6 for WI. „Sulphur Bath. Cloaks, Couches, Blankets, and Hot Towels included. The Pioprietor presumes to hope, that by strict personal attention to the Visitors of these Baths, and the moderate terms- on which they are conducted, to insure that share of patirgnestat which a liberal Public will, he is confident, not fail to confer. Respectable attendants for Lathes and Gentlemen, and no fees all Owed lobe taken. MONS. LE' DRAY CO., CURGKON DENtISTS, FROM 'LONDON. CONCENTRATED ESSENCE - For Instantaneously and Permanently Curing the Toothed' . by • • a'Single Apt)lie - 41;66.' - NiONSIEUR LE aItAY . -AND Sing,eozi - Dentlitii;` YeSpeetfitlly inform the inhabitants of. Liverpoql audits vicinity; that 'they have opened an Establiihinent nertn&n'entfl at NO.3S, SEEL-STREET, eight dooms from berry -street, LiCierpool: Loss of Teeth supplied, from 'onet,. n einritifete" flied without wires or ligatures. The l'OothaelvliWititeneb 4 osly cured, arid Decayed Teeth tilled with Alineral•lllarmoratum, and -- •made completely sound, without pain, heaWor pressure.. Monsieue Lk DRAY AND Co.,'Surgenti-Pentists, beg reaveto actquaint the inhabitants of , biverpo4in'd its vieinity, that !hey! supply Artificial; Mineral.• o,l 2 lsTatilitil,teeth, arid continne to restore,Decayed Teeth with tbeir•ceiebrated•l'lrineral Nap:ll-mA, tun), 'Which is .placed without ; , pain, he a t, or pressure, and 'instantly hardens . into eirathel, arreSting ther prograsS of decay, converting.a - sttimp . ll,lo and lasting many years.: In..cases .4 Toot hach, theraie.,enit-, bled to 'ati!ird itistantaileous relief hya single application pf their Concentrated gssence;,anit as there is. no.,.cconplaipt Moregeneral.or more distressing in its nature than Toot.)4ich;; the valu'e iif this remedy vatintit he sufficiently estimatedw.hen, due coniiideiati6n is given t ; i the nun ber . of Teeth that. ate aril extracted;, owing to the very prevalent nptiFT.that there. is AM other rerneily.for this . paipfol affection. , - Li! Alons.,U Di'ts p co,ntinUein t ,sniiply,Artificial : •all4, NattiralTeeth,.of surpassing beauty, which. are fikcd.froin.one, to a . complete Set, without extracting the routs, or giving.any . pain; without wires or ligatures, to. match in colottr the adjoin-, ing ones, answering all the purposes of mastication and articu. lation, remaining perfectly secure an their places,,and may be . taken out and replaced by the weawr. 'with the greatest facility. ARTIFICIAL 'NATURAL .TEETIL of surpassing. •biatity, to match, equal .iu colour:ilMllhape to Ihtise left in, the; • Mouth, txed, from.one to ,ti complete 4 Set,.withont extracting 'roots or. giVing 'any/Tait'', the incumbrancesnf wires or ~ o ther ligatures, at the following Paris charges: •!. A single Artificial Tooth' lo' 0 . ~..•• ) A . CoMplete Set . 5' 5 0 • A Vemplete Set Of Natural Teeth on fine' gold plate , •-'' 15 0 0 An 'entire 'Set of 'Natural of Terri) . Me talliel'eeth, highly finished, in'the first style, with fine gold sockets, ustially charged Forty Guineas. •--- - • • • - -20 0-0 - Arranged on the most Scientific ancl'initirovi.d'pririeiplet--RM=7. testing` the adjoining Teeth—remaining-perfectly secure 'in theirplaces--and -in every case restoring .perfect articulation , and mastication. ' Loose Teeth fastened, .arising either from age, disease or mercury, and deficiencies of palate effectually remedied. Attendance from Nine till Seven, and on Sunday from Nina till Too. No, 38, Seel:street, Eight Dootlf from Bury-streat, Liverpool: . . 11: 111'E TOILET, 01 4 5rtAN D'S MACASSAR 01 I t , a Vegetable Production,. is universally admired,, and acknowledged to be the best and cheapest Article for nourishing the. H Atli; prevents it , 'lroin falling off or ttlrning grey, chances grey hair to its original. colour, pioduces and restores AI R,, (even et a late period o f life,) frees it from SCL•II.,F, and renders the most harsh and dry . hair as soft as Siik,• Curly, and. Olossyi preserves it in Curl and other decorative, format ion—unipapiii . red. by the Sum mer's heat, violent 'exeisise, or the relaxing . tendencies of the B.li Room, &c. Tn.CHILDIIE,N it is . iyivaluable, as it lays a fouridatio'n for a Deautifill head of' /air. , • ' cAuTioN.— Ask for " ROWLANI)'S lACASSAII: OIL," and observe their Name and 4 1d res , iii Red„ pp the 'wrapper, thus, , • •• A. HOWLAND & 'SON, 2(), HAI ON GARDEIC, . , Cietntei signed ALEX. /i OW LAND.- The lo'west price is 3s. 6.l.—the next 75.-les:6l. and 21s. per bottle. . • ROWLAND'A A pteyara,tion ; Troin exotic, and perfectly free fr ,,, k i x tqre. It effe,citurillv eradicates Ell UP-, TioNs,: PO I IPLES, FREOItLES; 11.01%iESS, SPOTS, An d all Cutaneous Imperfrctions;,rentlf•rs,the,ust: :SallOW.Complex ion , delicately fair, clear, and delightfUlly soft —inparting a healthy Jt,yENILE BLo o ni, as well as .realising a, delis aie wil 11 A. 141 ),. and thltit., •- „ • • r • C ENT E :11 EN, se faCeS are ten i der after ShaVing, wilt ° find, it atlas the. irritability, and E,marting pain, acid. rendes : 4e, , Skin stneoih and pleasant.',• . It effectually heals and prevents, Chilblains. Chaps,• and a harsh rough Skin. hi cases of,l3tirns .and Scalds,.,it affords immediate relief by ullii*ing the irritability and reducing the. ,intlarntrait ion, at the same time renderiw theskin soft. smooth and pleasant. Pike -Is. 6d. and .Bs.o. per brittie`,;•iiiity included. ROW LAND'S LitYis,'TO Oft •PgARL DENTIFRICE, ' . . A Vegetable White Powder,- prerayed from Oriental. Herbs, of the most DeliCiorts.odonr wh ad Sweetness; it eradicates te Tartar from the Te et h , ternoves decayed Spots, preserves the Enamel, end fixes the Teeth firmly in , their sockets, rendering them beautifully White. Being an Anti-Scorbutic, it eradicate' . the -Scurvy from the Gums, strengthens, braces, and , renders them- ota healthy red; also imparts adelightful•fragauce to the breeds. - • . • Price 2s. 91 per boa, daty included. CAUTION.—The two latter Articles drive the Name end Address of the Proprietors, A. ROWLAND & SON. 20, HATTON GARDEN, LONDON, engraved on the Government StaMp, which is pasted on each, also printed in red, .on the Wrapper in. which each article is enclosed. .! hlany Shopkeepers offer for sale Counterfeits of the above ) ! composed of the most pernicious ingcedi;nts t they:call their • trash the " GEIVUINE" and sign A. Rowicif f ivi e emitting the "4^," recommending them a‘ being Cheap.y • , , Be sure to ask fur " ROWLANVt.4'. Sold by them, and by respectable Perfumers and Ale6:;c:v. Venders: ~. l I .~~~ f~