The Liverpool Standard and General Commercial Advertiser. — Liverpool, Merseyside, England, 1852-05-11 00:00:00

r; til d e Pe3f.e:r AN _D GEN E.R AL C OMMEII CIAL AD VEI2 TISEI?. I T t „tee 4taonoY9AerLarArlll. P_7 it CO? HEATRE DA The very pop ular Ai, klo too obtain Mr. E. L. VE ed so dis tinguished a ct. fro,. Theatre Royal, Hayinarki therh Miss FANNY VINING Ailim (litre. s ' in i glitS. ' ROM Drury -lane, are er 15, Gt Charlotte-st ELIZABETH BERRY, VICTORIA HOTEL, DRURY-LANE, LADIES' JACKETS, VESTS, AND SKIRTS, AND NEW SHAPES IN MANTLES. T citipps be g s to announce the arrival of all the NEW SHAPES in MANTLES ; also, that he has el • increased the attendance and accommodation for Ladies being measured for. and fitted with, the NEW STYLE of DRESS, namely, the Skirt, with Jacket and Vest to match ; an elegant and extensive Stock of which, in perfect taste, are NOW READY for INSPECTION. _ Besides large importations of valuable FOREIGN MERF: WOVEN SHAWLS, and a great variety of our own Manu facture, he begs especial attention to a very larg of FRENCH BAREGE LONG SHAWLS, ONE GUINEA EACH, the cheapest Goods ever offered. WALKER'S WARRINGTON ALES.. MACKENZIE, TURNER, AND TOWNSIDB: OFFICEN AND . STORES, 31, ARGYLE.STIVIET,—LIVERPOOL. ST. PAUL'S AND EXC- HANGE WARDS. 11/ESSRS. PETER ..SER and. SON beg to Itt inform the Tra at they have REMOVED to the A . AT a MEETING o f FRE- EMEN RESIDENT im above Premises. the above WARDS, held ott hIOXDAY Evening, the 10th • BREWERY; KING-STREET; WARRINGTON. instant, IN thanking the num er o us F r i en d s w h o f or so man y years patronised her late Husband, begs respectfully to ibform them that she is REMOVING from the above Hotel to more commdious Premises, situate_ No. 1, OLp..--IiOPERY, yin London, at the and 1 for a limited ONE DO r ::rim FENWICK-STREET, and which Establish t she intends OPENING on or about MONDAY, the 17thAstant, and trusts that the increased faci lities she will there possess will merit a continuance of their kind support. Drury-lane, May 6, 1852. SHAWL, AIANTLXIND FUR WAREHOUSE, 14 & 16, BOLD-STREET, JOHN CRIPPS, PROPRIETOR. FRANCIS SHAND, Esq., in the Chair. ft was proposed by Mr: Ro - nsurs f seconded by Mr. toL BORNE, and carried unanimously.—" That the present laws re lating to Navigation nod Free Trade are partial and unjust, inasmuch as they enable Foreign Nations to compete with this country in our markets on equal terms, although British Ship ping and Commerce are fettered in Foreign , P'orts with restnc tions and heavy duties. That we ought at once to return to principles of fair play and common sense, and insist upont reciprocity, in order to secure national iklviincement."l Moved by Mr. JANrEsTs:vz.on,s nded by Mr. N. D. Bow, r and carried unanimously,—" at William Fo r b es M ac k enz i e and Charles Turner, Esor are ent i tled to our warmest sup port; that we will gi lem our votes and b est exert i ons; and we call upon ou rother Freemen in oth er W ards to•asaist in returning Representatives who- will defend th e r i g h ts o f Freemen, and support the best interests of our native land.' 7 Moved by Mr. ROBERTS, seconded by Mr. firosorc and err...x.fmr , carried uranimously,—" That the thanks of this Meeting be given to Mr. Francis Shar.d for his-able conduct in the Chair.' n of announcing that >een distinguished by qition of the Plays in iperative by the great received. The revival IRIGAND have fully SPRING PURCHASES. . CARPET, FLOOR-CLOTH, AND GENERAL FURNISHING WAREHOUSE, ESTABLISHED 1835. ADELPHI HOUSE, 21, BOLD-STREET, LIVERPOOL. GflEo. WOODS begs to inform his Friend s an d th e P u b l i c generally, that his Stock will now be found replete with every novelty in design and manufacture, suitable to the present style of Furnishing. and consists of all the New Patterns in VELVET TAPESTRY. PATENT TAPESTRY, best Five-frame BRUSSELS, KIDDERMINSTER, DUTCH, VICTORIA, and other CARPETING. French SILK and WOOL DAMASKS, and FURNITURE CHINTZES, &c. &c. All the New Styles in English Manufacture of SILK DAMASKS, SILK and WORSTED DITTO, WASHING DITTO, MOREENS, TURKEY CLOTHS. CHINTZES, TOURNAYS. TABBARETTS, &c. &c. Patent Axmi 'er. Tournay, T a pestry. and Mosaic HEARTH RU GS; Angora and .e.... 1 Skin HEARTH, CARRIAGE, an d DOOR RUGS. 81.0 KETS, QUILTS, and COUNTERPANES. And every Articl e requ i re d in Furnishing. ______ ___ ._____ __ ___ SUMMER FASHIONS. LTARRISON BROTHERS, in announcing their I return• from the London and other markets, where they have made their second purchases for the season, respectfully inform their Cust omers and the Public that their SUMMER STOCK is now com M plete and ready for inspection. Silks, Shawls, antles, Embroidered Robes, Mullins, Barges, and all the Fashionable Materials for Ladies and Children's Press; Bonnet Ribbons, Flowers, Lace and Em broidered Mnsliry Goods ; Hosiery, Gloves, and Fancy Goads of every description ; Irish Sc WI, and Barnsley Linens, Sheetings, Table Line ns , Dias , Huckabacks, Long Cloths, Shirting Calicoes, Windo ,luslins, and all kinds of plain Goods of the best Mak . Mantle Fashions ct from Paris every month. FAMILY MOU LNG, of superior quality, in great variety. FUNERALS.. mpletely FURNISHED and CONDUCTED. I and 2, WATERLOO -PLACE. CHURCH-STREET, CORNER OF HANOVER-STREET. e 10th instant, HAVANA CIGAR STORE, 10. EXCHANGE-STREET EAST, LIVERPOOL. MISS JANE STAFFORD (lat e o f Ch urc h -s t ree t) begs to inform her Friends and the Public that she has commenced Business as above, and respectfully refers to the long experience she has had in the—Trade. J. S. would further state tlorilie has formed business con nexions with several of tberincipal Wholesale Houses, which will enable her to sele.celier STOCK of CIGARS, TOBACCO, and F tNCY SNUFFS of the very best quality, all of which she will sell at the lowest remunerating prices, being determined to fully carry out the principle of small profits and quick returns. MUSLIN SHADE_SekONITON LACE, AND BROCIIIE NET CURTAINS. Manufactory for FRINGES, LACES, GINMS. BELL PULLS, and every description of Upholsterers' Trimmings. Well-seasoned Bristol and London FLOOR CLOTHS, in the Piece. eight yards wide, cut to plan to any dimensions. IMPORTER OF TURKEY CARPETS. A Stork alwans on hand. N.B.—The ONLY ESTABLISHMENT in LIVERPOOL SOLELY for FURNISHING. the . the , 4sillizem -- 1,1„, sza,,,e„.. ent has the gratific, wh'i,l4:cfant of these artistes ha orteDDS th e , r-1) SUCCESS, that a re stio t re aPPeared is rendered i t414,kek.,1 which they have boerf :11 aped i n ', A I). SUSAN anct , the B , eVularity their o • 'nal prod ItIS EVE TUESDA) th ttii hA 1, C ' ST v , ARMAND. .ii• T r ' ". I. svenport I Blanche.. Miss 0 .14 111. \T° conclude with BLCK.EYED SUSAN.y Vining I. LI V q(in e r i,,R. L. Davenport I Susan..... IfFiny Vining P:C/'!.nort:,y-.-ROAIEO AND JU LI ET .I . Mercutio, Mr. l'N 111. ) kriat La •Tp lr%. i. rence, 3lr. , c . at : hc o. ar And THE CAR , 0 4 ~,',lt op'b ,iet. Miss Fanny 1, in,n„ I t i ; s i s tomeo, Mr. E. er Mr. E. 4. 644atim -,OuEN. Marteau,Davenport. pib tenay-I'lle STRANGER. The . Strang _, Susan, Miss P,l r rib SIVNe N1,,,,r. Haller. Miss F. Vining. .And BLACK- M 43 ' .. W. Mr. E. L. Davenport, BLACK n; r, lay,„ 11,0tari„a,t.WIFE. Julian St '"- t 1 4 1 ,0 14 ' 4 uss F. Vining. sarow, Air. E. L. 11., Ti ( l 4 S4 tur E c,l day.,,h rt• 11l th,FUTus. Brutus, lit „ ' lt OP ROUEN CO:t\IGA,Iti,, e, Mr. E. L. Daven find THE BRIGAND. Al ivenport ; Ottavia, Miss M. L. Day, port. And ' I NT AN COMPANY will give another eh;et )(4, 3, /p a at the PH IL A RMON IC- H ALL, 4 0 , %H e t ' he 191 h instant. ~ProB . (te tn e lloi a rttl Stalls, 2s. Cd. each. to Proprietors, 2s. 13, 1et 0 Yrk. x „,_' To be had at the O ffi ces 0f..1 Philhar- Sth ra t o n6 t4l) l ecAtr 11t. e their pla "P 0 `plat POt L PHIL ,„ ~HARMONIC SOCIETY. 4 11'") tVee ° I I BSC RI PTI ON CONCERT 7111 tilb be ne Movr. "h k th e ttoß O tt the 31sttstint, upon which fon, w , , ORIO of T b * ln , , be perforn 'epCo 4‘' enitn ent Arti - ts. t ,„ Miss m • 'ket l lott, 'kEY, a • err ( na:" occasion atooDrinted St; iety' rr ollt , t,ci:anii,e-cuoauerkt, 2s s on or before SATURDAY, W. SU DLO W. CHARLES W I LL - I AM S , OR M F.S. C. E. HORSLEY. transferable only to 1. each. (\RD NELSON-STREET: it _ONCERT,§, with 400 X EVENIN C 4141 S CIENTIFIC RECREATIONS. be had at the Office W. SUDLOW, Hon. Sec 1 1,4 1 , 4 b APRNIzva NE;. "41E CARPENTER .uNtAlt VI(I)MGiv IN 4 4 NO li b _ UT AI N fqt Ri~ Plst,74. 3d. • Side Cr 8 . 64 Season 1 ~,4 Y bc.hd B eats r • • 11e a - f r „.! llama ace at tig“httlioe,Scrocciritar lE isth INSTANT, MENTAL 6d. ; Reserved able) iber with a l t t 'el VtA. 4SSP:S , conducted t Att p;i-lasses ev ery NVED N PuopY tvEyrsos,: t„ 8 ,very WEDNE INNEit$ every FR sieur L. P. Gui NEW k E ight SROO a.m. ti JoH'N at Half-past I 'ENING. r t/Nb EG A t h - - MUSEUM C e p- . T STREET 41 '0 0 , 14,r-e' C rn ' - 3 / 4 b. ts f -rn Ten to FPnn, E N. MILY ( AdmiAs t 'z IL EXir t tAL AND htit lON SC Atploßs:-. I 0 RTICUM URAL I ETY. Fl d 44 e ,;• ‘v 4 , txirkß, \ I 01 Fu GARDEN Ot ' , a t " , In'"oer , tile SECOND N .,11., 11 txh1,. "h . i„ A i‘ n eft . Cie i' . 1;3116. Rh 4 44 4 1 1 ,t10 n `" "11 ntitle th °Ur ttle Tickets 2s. it;tt t l, p t te :Pri ock, One Shilling OZ' (1, 1 It bst . tcl Tickets may be hat. t 4 ll 4 Ze L i 'v and SON'S Castle-stn. clittlolintili;rtsit‘e'ree.,Sastle-street and Chm '4114 treet,4a r g l sold.street ; Mr. Yourio H 44 Y i„,!The r „ 1 "• J. B. LEATHERBAKItO , "lrt liat . 41 1 communications are to k. Tn may be had. co • LE ATiIERBARROW. Hon. Set t h N I , 0 1 , 00 4 10 9 Pt ICAL GARDE t 41.). & • 1 7 _ 8 1 , ..en,t- DAY lON Je et F.:•3DAY \` ' l ten °4 46l eh& F RIDAY. ' -4 °r • the pre on?rite Resor tiLll,,, y 11) ,°titria ti 7 101 l 1) tI 6 pPto u V lAA AltiQ PRFSEN ,1 N4pak4.ll)ort' bas 1 lyi4ll ,4,, v ant eve _Ten . It, 4 l,kWi t l i N' l t ,t4 'ace th e " re ' s Ilt he. Nio r t ) l',sent ' a 41 1 11 'Lb N o4t ov 3 - r * etit 1, k t;0„ 1, 162,1 ) , i , ' . 1 7, 1- ate I s e t 1 44 t gni 4L, l b . It of OSt faithf 11" R 74 471 e h th e bee n 41 I. °tt beg V range Y,t? 4 eLitti t i eailt7;.• DUrp"qe.eBS i4qoll„gsltitt le oily ex .,Y in Tylleg , re rn tis t s Cuted b 01,4 r s .14 ,s_itDariz_ks..istants, N u c i i % The 1) . 11k, ‘ ,11 o 1 . 11 11)nl e ti s ?..t1 : I ; r . L . '' c if x i t. , .. I UGH, & ENT. SEASON will be and the arties to Three 1., from Two till h. Chi TWNs NESDAY, AND rhe PA IN'TI NG WM. WILSON s tands ' r t 1 i` t ici,‘: I ;l l l .llqtlii te 'l4: , ht wl4 h i n front n , 'i,iNkyt t i nk ct Ltici, us cross the Altt'e Ancient \Olt 'ettc' ti' t he RIVE 4k.1, is th e extrem e Ilyaietttilltraltagnit" beautifnl t kot t ike t : t lleee c Zt Politica Lkl,(4lt ‘klt e iji. l ! e Yon e t arl Prin e ' NS UI of ;,_l.. a d; lo t l t iSj i t4 f t, iv,ke,ther<: , „PP nr?._Pron•at with the I ance. In the fore- ACE DE LA CON- Statues, and famed 1 that is the PALACE TUILLERIES, s Napoleon, and Ancient Still further is th position, is seen cue t t?t r lP bse'"gry."-Tir• l ADELINE, Napoleon's in he P 't414;14 Sp U L. CE AND COLUMN 0! 0 I)Ev. E OF THE BOULEVARDS, cilTs I S and ST. MART,N. In the Nii:lll,lP,Pre MONT MARTRE, the cele at,(o)Btthtt Terti le LA. CHAISE, the PANTHEON, t't,kv.lll,lrthc,letere„,C9untry surrounding Paris. In iot t ztlic y et ' Ino st is most minutely pourtrayed, 1 1 „. 11 t1 1 13xhibi,eorrect, extensive, and instructive wsq, itk 4 pi n ,Tl in these Gardens, The subject h. de l? juCts been appropriately chosen to I ,:p f 14 o n FETE, which annually takes °r" and its immediate Neigh- O'L;t 4 1 1;,„ 'N E 1 0 1 01 4 1 1: 4 t ele, PIRENVORKS Ark4i,el eatt an recherche description, exhi , (it bllqllsat., a lean r 1 Eft it ` l l P I- and 8 1 " ects, the Concluding , AIN,, t) „,- 'rti„ Idendidlv Executed Tableau of the 4I -u - '• W SENATE AND GOVERN i it 41 ' TINE 't h tr PRINCE PRESIDENT. 411114'14 ,;,, ----- , 4 V:ket e6l`,'"n announced that the Gardens are tiietori,7 alitnent, of ;be 6th and 7th of Her vt,millted AmAiityiu that a superior and talented Ci N I Va t f Who w • -le COMPANY ter tiv eq , h. ' 414 ill perform, during the Season, all the 0 k l a),,qtrnia ?, ;; Pieces of the day. The Pieces se- NrNti, -'ll4,Ttilgbht being a favourite Drama, in one b e two 4,tOAD ! After which, the Popular S t ilt, iviiintti b % called LIFE IN CALCUTTA. i it 4 l fit: ete V e bf, -------- 04,1N,41,keteniit 4 - ; 1.1 trla(le With Mr. CANTELO, of Lou.t /* lrf, 4 , 4 li t i ka4 l so 4vvondrous HYDRO INCUBATOR, . t iltt lit4 t i t...110t,, e,y_t)ousands of gratifielVisit i lil t RR, 11411'11;trpite7 ily% veep andi. exhibitedlichtwas Majesty, Prince Abert, 404qaitilet‘tiaa the 110Yal " Tr amil?. es ' ~iNt:l, 1 1e,,kt 0 ,.! km % arid Impro'vements have been made rarip,,litDitbl;Tl Aplinf9rt of Visitors in every respect. IC1 11 1 411 4 41 ;a'N'' I l' No r e !ti S, beautifully Decorated with 41 1 4 kjk'1, 4 411„ P 'Z, l ' i l ,e theDartrsiej ssistants, have been con (liNtliMit the'' c elebrat e 4 G r ounds, „.. . . Ni 4 St it t 4ft, ellct Archer, .is R o am in atte o n u d s . A t 4 4 0 4t Ri ii 111 0 e r the e ' as built a curious and ingenious tilltA tt tll l h, ch ‘t River , l a n of his Native Country—the l i o tl ii t4l ;i 4 4 tl ,„, South Am erica —exemplifying the ~, i k 0,0 t,.ollifo; tuost primitive materials, the 1n ,41,,11‘61, i 4 th e 6 foregoa."le ouse, h l l lktk,4 k el,li di ard elis _,,,, the permanent and ever-plea_sing ( Ito N ir k Ir,:t.the VI•I exist. The COLLECTION 0? ~k, tk4.l,beNs.l.nch our Lion ; tl'e MODEL OF 1 U 41 4‘ li l kqlt A l'lfUl CU GR AM Immortal Bard, SHAKSPERE, itIiNteiIitONTIISCIJRILA. M ,, OF THE SMUGGLER'S ,a:lfttsl e‘viice?lrthtenG II'EV A I L R E I P F IV2I' l l ' ReAti Y . ';' ail 044 ;e -14euper-fRASS and QUADRILLE BANDS 114,Ittp A li g,,some attori.ances have become so favour- It u , pi,llql. b een features features of this Establish 211),,Itililliqfpli,uRt IT on. ,further h.-- - -- 4 (1 ° .bri. 4 0ku../. ~..-_ us.— —,,cians of Talent. i nh .. arill ',,'Y fiq)'`,Tler the directio' of 'Miss AFL, Nl;•.tim kb! hviepentle.d. with ail the Choicest Viands. ~ 8 ,4,NkoAti, 1 4,, e ,2, floiSsitefreshing Summer _Bei:reraAglees.. cio,„., tori ' e t ' r of etteaTrt for Irtti, CA , a i the ' usual kiy s LA ).)o'ovelties will teescocinutinuitlly tintroduced q:kift:tv, AI.V, Wi ' l i ll. ttit oil. - , Ay I be eVerY MONDAY, TUESDAY, WED- Nisl,4, 1 410 , the 1 )3. N. Admission —Is. ; Children, 6q. A ,n, qAll.l)4k;s an. opportunity of' recreatm -4,4:(ee% ,tfltyPNt _S will he OppN every SAT Pjp`tElkett frptr, each, The Ba nd will perform . \i ly,iiNtiito clock ;tiatiratsiL other tlnielusllermamer ,tl',t, 7,7tillit',litoo he7)(reented) will talcs A l eh tl a l - 10 11 1 .ttt ), 81.. en a. u by th piace on that da - y: tor,,,,,:Lu_ual every Sunday in the After lititaileaterremrfotr Which each Person Will also t t o the s u t!' . er Subs List, the Terms of lc t llclll-0T r,s te e tt I,let 1 0 f, ----- t() '' KED, I. °f tb A ' T °RS rl' Dt, t io ir n tLPlAlt, A,1.! CLci , ° P AL L E yEll I. 4 4 tiZ e litl 4 :; l l;f: r n'O t u i r " Past Nin , A l.. 4 l , ti ti t 4 41 e tt,, l , WI Six on the .0 li. q 4 lr Riv e 'lt the illext• AtinlifiSil 1,041 p,.. t,..._81, ~,,_ ,Nal hours oh Eit.,Yatildi.o.r, for Bent -4.1 04 , .., fc't Lad s 1 = Z,,/ c R 3 ClitTitms BISCUITS, THE ORIGINAL SODA BISCUIT BAKERY, ESTABLISHED 1847. THOMAS CHAPMAN, STEAM BISCUIT MANI) . .. FACTURER, 8, JAMES-STREET, LIVERPOOL, invites the attention of the Trade to the improved quality of his make, and to his present List of Prices, which may be had on application. CHAPMAN'S SODA BISCUITS, in Barrels and Boxes. CHAPMAN'S LUNCH DITTO, • Ditto. CHAPMAN'S CABIN DITTPIkr Ditto. CHAPMAN'S SWEET SFI,KD DITTO, Ditto. CHAPMAN'S ARROWROOT DITTO, in Barrels and Boxes, and Tins. - CHAPMAN'S ABERNETHY DITTO, Ditto. CHAPMAN'S PICNIC DITTO Ditto. CHAPMAN'S FANCY WINE DITTO, Ditto. CHAPMAN'S ROUT CAKES, Ditto. CHAPMAN'S MIXED DF.SERT or SOIREE BISCUITS, comprisin; Lemon, Ginger, Parliament, Prussian, and Victoria Biscuits, in 41b. and 141 b. Tins. CHAPMAN'S SUPERIOR SPICE NUTS, in Tins. CHAPMAN'S ORMSKIRK GINGERBREAD, Ditto. ALSO, SHIP BREAD BAKED BY STEAM POWER. NOVELTY ! NOVELTY ! NOVELTY ! A DINNER COOKED IN TEN MINUTES. ' GENERAL FURNISHING IRONMONGERY WAREHOUSE, 8, CHURCH-STREET, LIVERPOOL. TOSEPH ROBERTS begs to_call- the attention of 0 the Public and Parties about ter' Emigrate to Australia and the Colonies, to a NEW PO ABLE POCKET STOVE and KITCHEN, with all the ooking Apprratus necessary for Boiling, Frying, Tea, ee, &c., the magic effects of which may be seen at an y momente by calling at the above Establish ment. The whole-As contained in a Japanned Box, about 10 inches square. N.B.—Every Article of FURNISHING IRONMONGERY may be had, of the bcst quality and at the lowest price. ROYAL BANK BUILDINGS, VPnOL, MAY, 1852 ADDITIONAL ARRANGEMENTS For a convey nd periodical—Delivery of Family Parcels - - - - - from the ROYAL BANK BUILDINGS AND COFFEE WAREHOUSE SUBURBS of LIVERPi)V ir & E BIRKENHEAD, ROCK FERRY, SEACOMBE, ALL orders should be given in—not later than the 11/ Evening previous to D livery —as the Vans will be despatched from the Wareh es each Morning at Half-past Eight o'clock precisely. Men in charge 0 . 96 V& we authorised to take orders and settle Accounts PARCELS will be DELIVERED on Monday and Tuesday t BIRKENHEAD, ROCK TERRY SEACOMBE, &C PRINCE'S PA Rfi ?cote:day, AIGBURTH, ALLERTON WELLINGTON ROAD: & Thursday TON, GATEAC RE, CHILD WALL, WAVERTREE, &C, FAIRFIELD, OLD SWA WEST DERBY, WALTON, &C. Saturday, BOOTLE, SEAFORTH, WATERLOO, CROSBY, BZe the Town Parcels Delivered Daily (ln Pans;) the latest - 4-at Five o'Clock each Evening precisely. despalc great aim is to make a suitable Selection of Qualities for s is fixed at the lowest rate that will yield uate to securethe mutual interest of Family of Imports, lies are full cumstance6 is the present Season, and we maintain that Fami entitled to the benefit resulting from these cir- ROBT• ROBERTS AND COMPY Royal Bank-building's, LIVERPOOL ELECTRO-PLATE. ELKINGTON, MASON, and CO., P. MANUFACTURERS, in justice to the Publi NTEES and themselves _ request that Purchasers of the above GOODS will observe that each Article bears their Patent Mark, E. and Co., under a crown thus no others being warranted by them Articles similar in appearan ce of very inferior quality, weveit i are being sold as Elkingtol' manufacture. The fact also of their being f° plated by F - ington's process," affords no gua rantee of the quality, numerous Manufacturers are licensed by them to use the cesses, but without restriction in the mode Jure, ttfe metal employed, or the thickness of silver ELECTROPLATE WORKS, NEWHALL-STREET, BIRMINr;HAIII. EL ECTRO PLATE. p i L. HAUSBURG begs leave to direct the at • tention of his numerous Friends and Patrons, and the Public generally, to his very extensive Stock of E . LECT - R0 PLATE, of the best quality, Manufactured by the celebrated and original Patentees, Messrs. ELKINGTON, MasoN, and Co. It is already generally known that tbeabove named articles have been sold by F. L. H. since thvhlonth of February, 1848, AT PRICES TWENTY PER CENT. ELOW THOSE OF THE PA TENTEES, THUS OFFERIN HE GOODS FOR WHICH HE IS CHARGED .t'loo A 'BO, AND IN THE SAME PRO PORTION THROU ti G i H ri p T. It is not his intention to enter w upon the reasons by he was induced to adopt this course, one far more advan r geous to the Purchasers than to bimself, it will he sufficient - for him to state that he has thereby afforded the facility for obtaining the genuine Plate at prices much lower than those charged at any other house, to the exclusion from the market of very inferior articles, the result of the use of which cannot fail to be most unsatisfactory to Purchasers. That the comparison of price and quality may more easily be made, a few Articles of inferior quality, On the principle of Elkington, Mason, and Co.'s process, but not manufactured by them, are kept in stock. _ _ _ _ _ Mariy of the latter having been introduced into Liverpool, and sold as their manufacture, F. L. H. conjointly with Messrs. Elkington, Mason, and Co., give public notice, that every Article produced by them (especially to be noted in the Forks and Spoons) bear the patent mark, viz., A. B, or C, denoting the quality. eland the letters A. The best, with Silver-pointed Forks; B. The strong Plate; C. The lower quality ; to which most particular attention is requested. F. L. H. would add, in conclusion, that the genuine Electro plate was first introduced into Liverpool in the year 1842, by himself alone. The most determined opposition was offered; numerous and loudly-asserted objections were raised on all sides; but, as the result has proved, in vain ! The superiority and durability of the material are now established facts, and F. L. H. can only hope for a continuance of the preference with which he has hitherto been honoured. LIVERPOOL, OLD POSTOFFICE-BUILDINGS. N R Y BENNETT 34, LONDON-ROAD, LIVERPOOL, MANUFACTURER OF EVERY DESCRIPTION OF AGRICULTURAL IMPLEMENT, (WAREHOUSE, OLD BLIND ASYLUM, PUDSEY STREET, LONDON-ROAD, SOLE MAKER OF THE NEWLY-INVENTED AND REGISTERED BONE MILL, H ' Prospectuses of which may be had on application, or free by AGENT FOR HUSSEY'S REAPING MACHINE SOLE MAKER OF DR. SILLAR'S IMPROVED CLOD CRUSHING AND GENERAL R,QaER, --- - --- ' Awarded First-class Pry whenever exhibited IMPROVED GRASS, TUR and other SEED SOWERS, with DISH AGING LEVERS. PURE BONE DUS , or GRASS, TURNIPS, &c., Ground, " not Crushed" to degree of fi n e ness f or d r ill sow i ng, on the shortest no , rom unboiled Bones, containing all the Ammonia an elatinons Matter so necessary to the full deve lopement of their fertilizing power, and of which the Bone Dust of commerce is, in a great measure, deprived by excessive boiiing to extract the size and soften them f or th e o ld Crush ing Mills. _ Samples and Price Circulars may be had as above. THE INCE HALL COAL AND CANNEL COM PANY having made arrangements to deliver their superior HOUSE COALS AND CANNEL, at the Residence of the Consumer, CARTAGE FREE, when within three miles of the several Yards of the Company, CROWN-STREET, LIVERPOOL, CONIMERCE-STREET, BIRKENHEAD, DEM RAN.STREET,(SEACOMB E, respectfully solicit the con 'tined support and patronage of the Public. A List of the P ces may be had, on application at the several Offices of t Company. Orders posted or sent to the Cow — ' _ - . fttigellb-STREET, LIVERPOOL, BR DGE-STREET, BIRKENHEAD, DEMEAN-STREET, SEACOMBE, Iptly attended to. URQUHART HOUSE-FURNISHING ESTABLISHMENT AN • 13 and 15, BOLD-ST Workshops, Clurch-lar. Country and Expoit - Orders prop The House Furnisher's Guide, by URQunAw DIME AND SON'S PIANO-FORTE,HiRi;iMIJIICWAREHOUSE, 37, CHURCH-STREET, LIVERPOOL. BROADWOOD and SONS' elegant Semi-Cottage and Grand PIANO FORTES. in Walnut, Rosewood, and Mahogany Cases, always on hand. COLLARD and COLLARD'S PIANO-FORTES for the MILLION 30 Guineas. HIME and SON'S DITTO - 20 and 75 Guineas. D'ALMAINE and CO.'s DITTO 25 and 27 Guineas. Fresh Stock of CONCERTINAS op• Hand. Just Imported,direct .; . 7 . :();'Fa):18: s ; larice7ctock of MUSICA •- BOXES, FLAJTINAS, and ACCORDIONS. NOVELLO'S CHEAP__ PUBLIRKTIONS, ORATORIOS MASSF , &c. SMITH'S ANC NT PSALMODY. D'ALBERT' ew ALBUM for 1852. JULLIEN'S ALBUM , and other Novelties, suitable for Presents. PIANO-FORTES REPAIRED on the Premises, in the same style as at Messrs. BROADWOOD and SoNs',London. NEW MUSIC DAILY. Now out, and sent free for 24 postage stamps, the New Song of " THE CHIP 'GIRL." Also, New Edition of " MARY MAY 57, CHURCH-STREET. COAL THE BRYMBO COMPANY'S superior large WELSH STEAM COAL, delivered At-Birkenhead Dock at 7s. 6d. per ton. The Steam Crane is- Capable of shipping 300 tons per day. This Coal also supplied in Liverpool Docks at a trifling extra price. A r . HANCOCK, 2, Sweeting-street,-Liverpool ; or Agent to the Com p an y Morpeth Dock, Birkenhead. ROYAL EDWARD HOTEL, • CLAREMONT, NORTH SHORE, BLACKPOOL. IVER. RALPH BROWN (late of Liverpool) begs .1.1" 9 respectfully to inform his Friends and the Public that he has OPENED the above HOTEL, for the reception of Families and others frequenting the fashionable and delightfully-situated watering-place of Blackpool. Mr. B. has, at considerable expense, thoroughly improved and refitted the above Establishment, which, from its great elevation, commands a very extensive - and diversified view, embracing within its range the , ple6f Man, Cumberland H ills, Morecombe Bay, &c. &c. This Establishment will found peculiarly suited for the accommodation of inva ' s and other persons seeking the be nefits of the invigora ' g sea breeze, particular attention having been paid to the i ernal economy of the house; while every comfort, combined with elegance, has been secured. The Cuisine Department will be upon the most improved and liberal scale, and the Stock of rare and choice Wines and Spirits selected from the first houses. "an - N.B.—An OBSERVATiSItYI excellent BOWLING GREEN attached. OPENING OF ONE OF THE MOST EXTENSIVE TEA AND COFFEE ESTABLISHMENTS IN THE KINGDOM. VEY BROTHERS respectfully announce to the Inhabitants of Liverpool and its Neighbourhood, that they have OPENED acious PREMISES RECENTLY ERECTED ON THE SITE OF the THE sp OLD BLIND ASYLUM, LONDON-ROAD, AS A WHOLESALE, RETAIL, AND FAMILY TEA AND COFFEE ESTABLISHMENT. On entering upon this new undertaking, the Proprietors assure the Public that no effort will be spared to secure to the fullest extent the interest of the Buyer, and to obtain for this Concern a position entitling it to rank with any other in the Trade, either in or out of the Metropolis. TEAS Will be very large, w e ll se l ec t e d, and purchased duri S ng' t h e most favourabTe state of the Markets, and will consist of Congous, Soucli- -- :0, Orange Pekoes, Oo'ongs, Flowery Pyilf. Gunpowders, Hysons, Young Hysons, Imperials, Hyson kinds, and other descriptions, of various qualities. THE,/STOCK OF COFFEES Will include the choicest importations front Jamaica, Cotta Rica, Java, La Guayra, and Ceylon, with many others, the produce of different Countries, and of various qualities, an assortment of which will be roasted daily. CHOCOLATES AND COCOAS, IN GREAT VARIETY. As quality is the chief test of Cheapness, V. B. consider it unnecessary to quote Prices, but respectfully to solicit from every class of Buyers a trial, and rely with confidence on a large share of public patronage as the result. Orders from the Country received by Morning Post, and accompanied by a Remittance, despatched the same day. EXTENSION OF THE HOUSE-FURNISHING ESTABLISHMENT. ENLARGEMENT OF THE STOCK, AND INCREASE OF FACILITIES TO PARTIES FURNISHING. URQUHART & ADAMSON, CABINET-MAKERS and UPHOLSTERERS, having added Four Warerooms to their present Premises, now invite inspection of the largest and best-assorted STOCK of Warranted CABINET FURNITURE, BEDSTEADSI - BEDDING, LOOKING GLASSES, &c., &c., Manufautured for a Customer Trade, by Ua nt 7-Kivr & ADAM SON , an d a ll mar k ed in plain figures the Selling Prices, se l ec ti ng to show to buyers that, in or orderi rom this immense Stock, they secure surerior quality, newest designs, advantages, and satisfaction, that can onlrbe obtained at & ADAMSON'S ID NORTH OF ENGLAND BEDDING lIOUSE, 'BEET, LIVERPOOL. ne and Back Bold-street. - nptly executed, and Packed Free. T and ADAMSON, may be bad on application TO BAGATELLE PLAYERS. TO be SEEN, a ver y- superior BAGATELLE TABLE, made by S. wist, of Birmingham, with all the latest improvements. at .H. TficomPSON's, Gibraltar Vaults, 43, Hanover-street., • — WINES, SPIRITS, &c. N.B.—A good BAGATELLE TABLE, complete, ON SALT LONDON AND PROVINCIAL MEDICAL PRO TECTION AND BENEVOLENT SOCIETY. WILLIAM WEBB, Am to• the above Society, begs to inform the dical Profession and the Public, that his Offices are now • No. 1, CHUB -LANE, CHURCH-STREET. HOUSE AND LAND AGENCY OFFICE. lATILLIAM 'WEBB begs to inform the Public that V V he has REMOVED from Union-court, Castle-street, to more central Offices, situate No. 1, CHURCH-LANE, CHURCHSTREET, where every possible ,facility will be afforded for Selling or Letting Property, and Negotiating Muffgages, &c. WILLIAM WEBB'S CIRCULIat, Qtr PROPERTY FOR, SALE, &c., will shortly lie Pub ' led, and will be largely circu lated in Lancashire,. Cheshir , Shropshire, and the adjoining counties. Parties, theref e, having Property for Sale or to Let, and desirous of givitfg publicity to the same, are requested to forward the particulars to the office as early as possible. N.B.—No charge will be made for insertion in the Circular, and the usual Agent'slCommission only charged foi effecting sales, &c. SPRING FASHIONS. FRISBY, DYKE, AND CO. are receiving every Week NOVELTIES in • SILKS, SHAWLS, MANTLES, MILLINERY, STRAW BONNETS, SWISS CURTAINS, FANCY DRESSES, RIBBONS, . LAS. PARASOLS . , &c D. and COso request attention to their I_ • extensive St ck of DRAPERY. LINENS, HOSIERY, OUTFITTINGS, HABERDASHERY, &c. FAMILY MOURNING. LORD-STREET. DISCOUNT FOR CASH PAYMENT, COALS EXPORT, arge anti round 7/6 in Stanley or screened 7/ 0I North Docks. s north of Custom House, 6d. per ton extra. e, Is. per ton extra. HOUSE GAS COALS AND SMITHS' per Cent I for Cash Payment WILLIAM LAIRD, GENERAL ATANAeItR COMPANY'S OFFICES.: NOTICE. TRAVELLERS AND VISITORS TO LIVERPOOL WILL FIND COMFORT, ECONOMY, AND DESPATCH, WHITEMAN'S BR I ITNSWICK HOTEL The COFFEE-ROOMS and UPPER DIN ING APARTMENTS 32cei l will be found retired n'el convenient. Comfortable and well-aired .. S may be depended upon. BED and B .np rFAST, 2s. 6d. A PORTER INTENDANCE AL L NIGHT... A Spacious ROOM for NNERSOPUBLIC MEETINGS, &c. PLATE, e VES, GLASS, &c. for HIRE. An ORDINARY at a QUARTER.PAST ONE O'CLOCK Charge, Is. 4d., Ale included. BILLIARDS, Bd. per Hour A SLATE BILLIARD TABLE to be DISPOSED OF. WANTED, an experienced COOK and WAITRESS FURNISHING IRONMONGERY WAREHOUSE, 46, LORD-STREBT. BENJAMIN HIGGS respectfully announces that, to meet the large and still increasing patronage which his Establishment has received, he has greatly enlarged his Pre mises, (previously the largest in Liverpool ,) whereby he is enabled to exhibit a class of Goods which, for EXTENT, BEAUTY of DESIGN, and VARIETY Of CHARACTER, cannot be surpassed by any house in the kingdom. PARTIES ABOUT TO FUgNISH, STRANGERS in LIVERPOOL, and the Public generally, are invited to an inspection, and whether they<rchase or not, will have every courtesy paid to them. Particular attes t' requested to the Stock of I N BEDSTEADS, With PATENT I)OETAIL JOINTS, delivered at one hour's notice, complete, with HAIR MATTRESSES, PAILLASSES, &C. BATHS, SHOWER, SLIPPER, HIP, SPONGE, ROMAN PRIESNITZ, MAL VERN, and every other kind, all warranted quality. CHANDELIERS, The best, cheapest, and newest designs, in ORMOLU, BRONZE, ANTIQUE, &C. PATENT KNIFE-CLEANING MACHINES, WASHING, WRINGING, AND MANGLING MACHINES. PATENT ELECTRO-PLATE, In great variety, and every article in the trade, all of war ranted quality. Q UESTTON A N D I want to know Where I should go . For such attire As I require; And you, no doubt, Can point me out Some Mart where I May safely buy. I heard you say, The other day, That you could name A house %01 1 ie:me Is now unf ed Through° the world, With t 1.14 in view, I look-to you To ,tell me where ',should repair Afor nothing less Than first-rate dress? You're quite correct, In this respect ; And, as your friend, I'd recommend That you should start For HYAM'S Mart. You need not fear To purchase, here, The articles Which Hyam sells, 'Tis HYAM'S aim To gain a name By pleasing all Who make a call. I therefore say, As well I may, That none should miss A Mart like this. The Black Cloth Walking Coat l7s. 6d. The Irish Frieze Walking Coat lss. Od. The Irish Frieze Sac Coat One Guinea The Blue Pilot Wrapper l2s. 6d. The Blue Pilot Sac The Blue Witney Chesterfield One Guinea The Black Cloth Paletot One Guinea The Black Doeskin Trousers los. 6(1 The Tweed Trousers 7s. 6d The Black Cloth Vest 4s. 6d The White Dress Vest 7s, 6d The Boys' and Youths' Outside Coats from 6s. 6d The Boys' and Youths' Trousers from The Boys' and Youths' Vests from 2s. Od B. HYAM Jegs distinctly to state that Goods made by hii can omy _ , obtained at his place of business, 63, LOB,/ STREET. LIVERPOOL; and at his tuitions' Establishments, i the following towns :—London,. Birthingham, Man.Clieste Dublin, Leeds, Glasgow, Hull, jrkstGl, :IE4 EX:;ter. A N S WE It RETIRING FROM BUSINESS, SALE OF SUMMER STOCK. JOHN JONES, ` WATERLOO HOUSE, CHURCH STREET, agreeably to the announcement of his Retiring from Business, begs respectfully to inform his Friends and the Public that, having disposed of the greater portion of his • WINTER ,STOCK, HE WILL OFFER YOR SALE, THE HOLE OF THE S 11.1.1 MER GOODS, THIS DAY, (Tuesday.) and following days The STOCK of FANCY DRESSES, PRINTED MIN LINS, FRENCH BAREGES, DE LAINES, SATINS, SILKS, SHAWLS, DRAPERY, LINENS, RIBBONS, &c., are considerably reduced. ME PREMISES TO BE DISPOSED OF. WATERLOO HOUSE, CHURCH-STREET, THIRD DOOR BELOW HANOVER-STREET. ROBERTSON AND MASON, Beg most respectfully to thank their Friends for the liberal patronage conferred upon them during the last Ten Years, and to intimate that they have OPENED THE EXTENSIVE & ELEGANT PREMISES, 19 AND 20, OLD HAYMARKET, OPPOSITE MANCHESTER-STREET. (Which have been re-built expressly for their accom- modation,) with a very large, entirely New, and carefully selected STOCK OF GOODS The system which ROBERTSON and MASON adopt of frequently Visiting the different Markets, their perfect knowledge of which, as also their invariable rule of buying for prompt payments, enable them fully to carry ont the principle of Selling a" First-rate Article at the smallest possible Profit f for Ready Money. Particular attention given to the FAMILY MOURNING and F ERAL FURNISHING DE PARIMENT, whit shall always be supplied with the best Materials, a every order executed in a superior style, and wit trict regard to economy. DEPARTMENTS. British and Foreign Shawls, Silks, Velvets, Bonnets, Ribbons, Flowers, Parasols, Cashmeres, De Laines, Printed Muslins, Bareges,• Fancy Dresses, French Merinos, Coburgs, Alpacas, Lustres, Prints, Flannels, Blankets, Counterpanes, Linens, Sheetings,Towellings, &c. Sewed Muslins and Lace Goods. ROBERTSON AND MASON, 19 AND 20 , OLD H-4172IfARKET, OPPOSITE MANCHESTER-STREET SILL AND CO., JUVENILE DEPOT, 33, BOLD-STREET. GILL and CO. respectfully solicit an early call from L their Friends and Ladies gper/ "to inspect their choice Assortment of CHILDREN'S D SES, MANTLES, HOODS, HATS BONNETS, BABY ~,..L NEN, LADIES' and CHIL DREN'S STAYS, &c., which they have personally selected from the first Houses„itfLondon, &c. LADIES' and.G . NTLEMEN'S READY-MADE LINEN. AMERICAN, INDIAN, and WEDDING OUTFITS neat Executed. JEFFERY, MORRISH, AND CO RESPECTFULLY INVITE INSPECTION OF THEIR SPRING DISPLAY FREN_9,4( MILLINERY, WHICH IS NOW COMPLET COMPTON-HOUSE FAMILY LINEN AND HOUSE FURNISHING DEPARTMENTS, COMPTON-HOUSE TEFFERY, MORRISH, and CO., having for some considerable time found that these important Departments had far outgrown the space devoted to them, determined on ERECTING a LARGE ROOM, in/addition to their already spacious Premises, and to appropriate it EXCLUSIVELY to THESE GOODS. This ROOM they have RECENTLY OPENED, and Ladies will find it admirably adapted to the purpose. The Departments to which this Room will afford additional facilities are FAMILY FURNISHING, EMBRACING SHEETINGS,(Linen &Cotton,) TICKS, (Linen and Cotton,) PILLOW=CASE LINENS, TOWELLINGS, COUNTERPANES, MEDICAL RUBBER CLOTH TABLE LINEN CLOTHS, CRUMB CLOTHS, all NAPKINS, STAIR DAMASKS, (in all QUILTS (Widths.) DOILEYS, HOUSE FURNISHING, EMBRACING FURNITURE DAMASKS, TABLE BAIZES, MOREENS, Made-up MATTRESSES, TABLE COVERS, PILLOWS, FURNITURE PRINTS, BOLSTERS, FRINGES, (of all Kinds,) FEATHER BEDS, BELL PULLS, &C., scc. WINDOW CORNICES AND - POLES, In METAL, MAHOGANY , or WOOD, (Gilt.) CARPETS, KIDDERMINSTER, TAPESTRY, VENETIAN, and BRUSSELS, VELVET, or CUT PILE, in the Newest Designs, and greatest Variety in Liverpool OIL-CLOTHS for HALLS, LOBBIES, PASSAGES, SMOKE-ROOMS, MANILLA and COCOA MATTING, arc. SHIPS' CABINS, STAT M E-ROOMS, &c., &c., FITTED COPLETE. Strangers visiting Liverpool are invited to View the Business Accommodation of COMPTON-HOUSE, CHURCH-STREET, BASNETT-STREET, AND LEIGH-STREET. ARTIFICIAL TEETH FOR FIVE SHILLINGS. MR. S. DA VIS , SURGEON DENTIST, 55, BOLD -ST., (successor to H. Davis,) may be consulted as usual, on the I rregularities_ of the Teeth and Diseases of the Gums. As most persons are under the impres - Sion that they must suffer great pain and inconvenience by' the Removal of Teeth and Stumps, and other painful ope lions, before they can be supplied wills Artificial Teeth, . DAVIS feels it incumbent on himself to remove that err , SO FAR AS RELATES TO HIS SYSTEM, which entire obviates ALL PAIN WHATEVER, and ensures perfect masti ion and distinct utterance. _ Decayed Teeth peripenently stopped, whatever size the cavity, with Mr. Dpifts's Enamel Cement, without pain or inconvenience. Placed in the cavity in an almost liquid state, it immediately becomes a permanent Enamel, thus impeding further advances of decay, preventing Tooth-ache, and render ing the once hollow Tooth. in point of utility and beauty, equal to those which were not affected. FEES STRICTLY MODERATE. - A Single Artificial Tooth .e 0 5 0 A Complete Set ALL OPERATIONS SKILFULLY PERFORMED, EQUALLY LOW. (n- 'Country Patients are respectfully informed, that the simplicity of Mr. DAVIS'S method requires but one visit for one or a complete set of Teeth. Mr. DAVIS, SURGEON DENTIST. (from Duke-street,) 55 EET, LIVERPOOL. lIOLD F IN ORDER TO AVOID THE EXPENSE OF AN AUCTIO THE RESIDUE OF TJIE-STOCK OF THE L SE F IRM 0 AND EDWARDS, COOPER. Amounting to - £5OO or £6OO, is now reduce it would bring under the hamn low the price Some excellent Black SILK, a few good FURS, FRENCH MERINOES, &c: As the Premises must be closed in a Fortnight, it is parti cularly desired that all Accounts be paid before that time. 90, Bold-street, 3d May, 1852. NOTICE CHEAP LACE AND WORKED MUSLIN, LADIES' ec GENTLEMEN'S UNDER-CLOTHING ESTABLISHMENT, 130,—BOLD-STREET,-130. WILLIAM BRAITHWAITE begs to inform the Ladies of Liverpool and its Vicinity—that, in conse quence of his remaining in his present Premises, he has made extensive Alterations, and also a ed a large and spacious SHOW-ROOM, exclusively for tl ADIES' and CHILDREN'S UNDER-CLOTHING DEP NIENT, which will be con ducted by an experience dv. who has had the manncromprit of this department in eof the leading Parisian and London Houses for some s. He has also completed his Purchases in THREAD, L CES. EDGINGS, &c. &c. His STOCK of SWEED MUSLIN GOODS is also complete, and will be found one of the Largest and Cheapest in Liverpool, having purchased them at cash prices. Several Lois of WORKED FLOUNCINGS, from bid. to to ss. 6d, per yard—fully 50 per cent. below their usual price. --- - - - 130, BOLD-STREET THREE DOORS FROM THE TOP CITY OMNIB U S E S Oii and after This Date Two new well-appointedGMNIBUSES: will Run as under : I.—FA NER-SQUA RE & VAUITHALL-ROAD, via Canning-street, Bedford-str , Myrtle-street, Hardman— street, Leece-street, Rensha reet, Renelagh-street, Church-- street, Lord-street, Cas reet, Dale-street, Tithebarn-street' s to Burlington -street auxhall-road. NIES'S-ROAD & ISLINGTON, Viri Rodney-street, Leece-street, frold'-street, Church-street, Lord-street, Castle-street, Dale-street, Manchester-street,. Lime-street, to Shaw-street, Islington. , _ - -- FARE—TWOPENCE. Time Cards of the City Omnibuses, and new Metal Tickets, ROAD hat the Office, 29, D M ale-street. SCOTL \ND-, ad QUEEN 'S DOCK, OUNT-PLEASANT. and GRE 4.T HOWARD-STREET OMNIBUSES rnu as formerly. -TASTES T. City Omnibus Offi ce, Li GALLOWAY, P verpool, 6th May, 1852 ROPRIETOR. . THE IRISH POPLIN, LACE, AND LINEN WAREHOUSE, 30, BOLD-STREET, ,LIrERPOOL. J. C ._,.1.1 --- A DI N , PR9PrIETOR AND MANUFACTURER. 112, BOLD-STREET lIAUTES NOTNEAUTES DE PRINTEMPS ET D'ETE. DUCKNALL & SON ont I'honneur d'annoncer aux Dames, qu'ils viennent de mettre en vente toutes les Nouveautes que les premieres Maisons de Paris ont Produltes pour le Printemps et l'Ete de 1852. Leur assortement comprend les plus riches Etoffes de Sole de Lyon, les Rations des premieres fabriques de St. Etienne, Bareges et Organdis a volants imprimis, les Chfiles du GoAt le plus pur et le plus Nouveau, les Mantelets et Modes des Maisons les plus Renommees de Paris, ainsi qu'un choix re marquable en Dentelles, FichuseParasols, Fleurs Artificielles, Gants, &c., &c. Mr. - 11. IV. BucluvALuAliii vient de visiter Paris pour la seconde fois ce PrintemPs est heureux de pouvoir offrir, aux personnes qui vofont Bien honorer son Etablissement de leur presence, ,asportement le plus complet e t l e pl us var ie, qui plisse etK V reuni pour la belle Saison, dans tousles Arti cles de hautes Nouveautes de l'Angleterre et des Fabriques Etrangeres. DIJCKNALL & SON respectfully announce th a t JO they have just received an IMMENSE ADDITION to their STOCK, which now comprises all the Novelties produced for the Spring and Summer Season, in SILKS—Lyons and Spitalfields. OFIASVLO Lrono, Pasoloy, linrZleco, Printed and Flounced BAREGES, in the most exquisite taste. Organdi, Broch6, and other Printed FRENCH MUSLINS, Flounced, tc. DRESSES, of all the various Fabrics and Styles produced by the best Manufacturers and Printers, for Morning, Promenade, and Evening Dress. The entire combining an amount of novelty rarely to be seen collected in one Establishment. WORKED MUSLIN GOODS, LACE, HOSIERY, PARASOLS, RIBBONS, ARTIFICIAL FLOWERS, &c. BUCKNALL & SON, LINEN MANUFACTURERS AND BLEACHERS, Members of the Royal Flax Improvement Society of Ireland. HOUSEHOLD and FAMILY LINEN, of every kind, bleached by the improved process, and of guaranteed fabrics. DAMASK TABLE LINENS, of all descriptions, and rich DAMASK CLOTHS (from 2 to 10 yards long), with NAPKINS and LAY-OVER CLOTHS to match. Irish and Barnsley SHEETINGS. HUCKABACKS, TOWELLINGS. IRISH LINENS, HOLLANDS, LAWNS, DIAPERS. &c. COTTON SHEETINGS, CALICOES, LONG CLOTHS, and DI MITI ES. WINDOW HOLLANDS, &c. MUSLINS of every kind, FLANNELS, BLANKETS, &c. B. and S. feel particular interest in soliciting attention to this branch of their business, as so much careful attention has been paid by them, for a series of years, to improved Fabrics for household and family use. LADIES' SHOW-ROOMS, for every description of LADIES' and INFANTS' UNDER-CLOTHING. DR D ES RE S S I S N I G NG GOI J v A N Ce Bs. ElT 6d ' . E e S a , ch. MORNING ROBES, and LADIES' ROYAL STAYS, that do not require lacing. the Colonies. ORDERS and OUTFITS for In dia and Colonies. on CABlNSboard ircee f completely FURNISHED, and all Goods delivered 130iiandGIRLS 5 DRESSES. INFANTS' ROBES, DRESSES, CLOAKS, a nd _ HOODS. INFANTS' BASSINErrEs, Trimmed and Untrimmed. A First Set of BABY CLOTHES, one of each, for 15s. MAKERSOFTHE IMPROVED FITTING SHIRT COUNTRY ORDERS CARRIAGE PAID. MILLINERY AND MANTLE SHOW. The SECOND GRAND DISPLAY of MILLI. MANTLES, THIS DAY, guesday.) ROOMS r visited the Pas r the Sen.' B. and S. having ag final settlement of Fashions ueg to announce that their Selection will be found to contain none but Article: of the most recherché and novel kind, selected from the firm tenwtiltofseeduisrpelaa large display, combined with moderate this branch of their business. share of patronage it th T ey he tru ex s charge, sources . 112, BOLD-STREET, EXACTLY OPPOSIT THE SAVINGS BANK. FREMASONRY.. COUNTY OF LAN E CASTER, WESTERN DIVISION: By Command of the Right Wnrshipful Deputy Provincial Grand Master. ROBINSON, I - HEREBY GILMOUR GIVE NOTICE, that a CLERK PROVINCIAL GRAND LODGE of ANCIENT, FREE, and ACCEPTED MASONS, will be held at the Adelphi Hotel, Liverpool, on TUESDAY next, the 18th instant, at Ten Vclock in the Fore noon precisely. for the transaction.ef the annual business of the province, and to confirm be - Constitution and By-Laws of the West Lancashire Ala lc Institution, for the Education: and Advancement in eof Children o f Di stresse d Free masons, passed at t ast Provincial Grand Lodge in Decent- There will beta Banquet in the Afternoon, at Four o'clock precisely, of which it is expected that all the Brethren will partake, as the Provincial Grand Stewards have made their arrangements accordingly. J. W., P. G. Secretary.. r I N SUNDAY MORNING next ,- t h e I6th i nstant, ki a SERMON will be Pre heel in ST. NICHOLAS'S ilie t _ t a CHURCH, by the Vener a rc hd eacon BROOKS, and a Collection made in aid lre Funds of the Old Church Charity School, in Moorfie . ide f The Mayor has kindly consented tor attend. Divine Service will commence at Half-past Ten. REFORMATION IN IRELAND ON FRIDAY EVENING next, the 14th instant, a LECTURE upon the above subject will be delivered in St. James's School-room, opposite the Cemetery, by the Her- S. MINTON', M.A., Incumbe n t of Rt. c;!..1. • , .... ot. ifas's wan secial reference totheSpiritual and Temporal Condition of the-Dis trict of Doon, which place he has lately visited. The chair will be taken at Seven o'clock, p.m., by JOHN CAMPBELL, Esq., of South-hill. Grove. A Collection will be made to assist in providing agricultural employment for the hundreds of converts in the parishes of Doon,' Cappamore, and Pallasgreen, whom the priests have deprived of their daily bread. Tickets of admission may be obtained at the STANDARD -office ; Mr. .`iCRAGO'S, RenshaW street '; and Mr. LEDERS', London-road. (copy OF A LETTER FROM THE REV. S. MINTON TO THE REV. J. O'DVFVER.). Liverpool, May 1, 1657. REVEREND Stn,—You liw e v il e,r‘.atedly asserted in public that the r. formation in D was effected by bribery, and denied that it was acco nied by persecution. Having ascer tained, by personal i estigation, that your charges of bribery against the Proles. t clergymen were totally false, and their charges of per ution against you only too true, I called at your house 1 Wednesday, candidly to tell you what I should 7 say about yOu on my return to Liverpool, and to ask whether you had anything to say why sentence should not be pro nounced upon you. On coming home, and finding that I bad called, you rode out of the village, saying you would follow me to the Glebe. After your display of moral courage in running away from the Liverpool discussion last year, your people would not be surprised to learn, the next morning, that your heart failed you as soon as you were out of sight of the village. I now challenge you to a public discussion, either in Dublin or Liverpool, any day you like to choose, upon the two points of bribery and persecution, as well as upon the fact o f y our b e i ng, ---,, Cathol;^ - • And I hereby engage, that if on wn church, I will 'give you X 5 for the poor of yimir parish.—l am, reverend sir, yours, &c. SAAILTEL MINTON, Incumbent of St. Silas's. CHURCH MISSIONARY SOCIETY. THE ANNIVERSARY MEETINGS will be held (God willing) in the Hall of the COLLEGIATE INSTITU TION, on MONDAY MORNING next, the 17th instant, at Eleven o'clock, the Rev. CHANCELLOR RAIKES, M.A., in the Chair; and in the EVENING of the same day, at Half-past Six o'clock precisely, the LORD BISHOP OF CHESTER in the Chair. The Deputation will consist of the Rev. DANIEL WILSON', M.A., Vicar of Islington, London; the Rev. J. B. MARSDEN, M.A.. of Birmingham; and the Rev. HUGH STOWELL, M.A., of Manchester. Admission to both Meetings to be by Ticket, application for which is to he made personally, or by letter, to Mr. ScaAcco. Stationer, 75, Renshaw-street, pYrner of Oldham-street, on FRIDAY next, the 14th instant; by Subscribers only, and on the hours of Ten and Fonefo'clock SERMONS In aid of the Siy&y will be preached on Sunday next, the 16th instant. ST:ALBAN'S, BEVINGTON PARISH, Morning, at a Quarter to Eleven }by t he Rev. F. POWER,6I.A. Evening, at Half-past 5ix...... ST. ANNE'S, AIGBURTH, Morning, at a 4 to Eleven.. by the Rev. C. W. UNDERWOOD. ST. ANNE'S, STANLEY, Morning, at Eleven by the Rev. J. 0. POWELL. ST. ANDREW'S, Morning, at Eleven by the Rev. T. C. COWAN, B.A. Evening, at Half- past Six by the Rev. J. H. JONES, M.A. ST. AUGUSTINE'S, Morning, at Eleven.. by the Rev. J. HERBERT JONES, M.A. Evening, at Half-past Six by the Rev. D. WILSON, M.A. ST. BRIDE'S, . Morning, at Eleven by the Rev. M.A. Evening, at Half-past Six, by the Rev. W. M. FALLOON, B.A. _ ST. CLEMENT'S, WINDSOR, __ . . _ Morning, at Eleven by the Rev. F. PARRY, S.D.- CHRIST CHURCH. Morning, at a Quarter to Eleven.. by the Rev. F. OULD, B.A. CHRIST CHURCH, EVERTON. Morning, at a Quarter to Eleven.. liy theßev. W. H. WRIGHT- Evening, at Half-past Six .... by the Rev. H. M'NEILE, D.D. CHRIST CHURCH, WATERLOO. Morning, at Eleven I the Rev. ST. GEORGE'S, EVERTON J. JONES, M.A. Morning, at a / to Eleven.. by the Rev. W. W. EWBANK, M.A. Evening, at Half-past Six.. by the Rev. EVERTON CHAPEL Morning, at Half-past Ten, by the Rev. J. 31ACNAUGHT, Evening, at Half-past Six.. by the Rev. J. LAWRENCE, M.A. ST. JAMES'S. by the Rev. by the Rev. H. HAMPTON. Morning, at Eleven Evening, at Half-past Six ST. JAMES'S, WEST DERBY Morning, at Half-past Ten.... by the Rev. W. P. JONES, M.A. Evening, at Half-past Six .... by the Rev. St. JOHN'S, Morning, at a i to Eleven, by the Rev. 'JOS. BARDSLEY, M.A. *ST. JOHN THE BAPTIST'S, PARK-ROAD. _ _ . Morning, at Eleven.... by the Rev. JAMES HALSALL, M.A. Evening, at Half-vast Six by the Rev. G. DOVER, U.A. ST. JOHN THE EVANGELIST'S, KNOTTY ASH. Morning, at Half-past Ten.. by the Rev. J. W. LESTER, B.A. Evening, at Half-past Six.. by the Rev. G. F. GREENE, MA. ST. SURE Mot ning, at a Quarter to Eleven, by the Rev. J. B. LOWE, B.A. Evening, at Half-past Six „by the Rev. T. S. WALLACE, B.A. !.UKE'S, Morning,at a to Eleven, by the Rev. C. W. LAWRENCE, M.A. Evening, at Half-past Six, by the Rev. H. CARPENTER, B.A. ST. MARK'S, Morning, at a Quarter to Eleven ,by the Rev.T. MOERAN,M.A. Evening, at Half-past Six, by the Rev. J. B. MARSDEN, M.A.. ST. MARY'S, BOOTLE, Morning, at Half-past Ten by the Rev. J. CRUMP. Evening, at Half-past Six by the Rev. S. MINTON, M.A. ST. MARY'S, EDGE-HILL, Morning, at a Quarter to Eleven, by the Rev. F. BARKER, M.A. Afternoon, at Thrce by the Rev. ST. MARY'S, KIRKDALE, Morning, at Half-past Ten by the Rev. D. JAMES, M.A. ST. MATTHEW'S, TOXTETH. Mottling, at Eleven by the Rev. W. BREWSTER, M.A. _ Morning, at a i to Eleven.. by the Rev. H. CARPENTER, B.A. MARINERS' CHURCH GEORGE'S DOCK, MICHAEL'S, .. . b.. ; S : I t b. :: : yeA. G. B. READ. Evening, at Half-past Six E i e Six, ) byythtelle%.. PRINCE'S PARK, ST. PAUL'S, by the Rev. H. M'NEILE, Q.D. Morning, at a 4 to Eleven.- 1 tl R J. JONES, AIA. Evening, at Half-past Six . . ..... )3r le ev. SAVIOUR'S, Morning, at 10t.s.ET.lb.eysr:eAtn.lit:eb.L.Rby,estv,ii.heLEeRIDR5EvIeb.RUvyj.PN.tsohBD. LIVERPOOL, . BLR IV .: I Asv L .uR L rrs IA ,Do n n i Nic S, : M.A. ST. PETER'S, EVERTON, G W ..W E . w \ B V I A N RR K , M.A. 1 1 iA Morning, 1 ,, fEEAEI ‘rvivovEeemrnrnnniiiiniliinngggganaaanattttt: Half-past Half-pasta 1 t t f o o . Half-past p Eleven ; ss t SS T iST e xT n . ~9 • • Morning, at a Quarter to Eleven, by the Rev. S. MINTON,M.A. ST. STEPHEN MAR;IT'S, EDGE-HILL, - St Rev Se:bD Rev . t. h ANDERSON, N. , Rev. Dwl I sL 3 s . 00 C NN R : U m : : AA P .. . ST. THOMAS'S SFAFOTH ST. THOMAS'S, WARWICK-STREET, horning, at a i to Eleven, by the Rev. S. B. SUTTON, B.A. WEST DERBY PARISH CHURCH, Morning, at Half-past Ten, by the Rev. J. STEWART, M.A. * Moiety to G. B. Society ERMONS be preached hereafter, at ALL SAINTS', ST, s, and ST. PAUL'S, Seacombe, of which notice ue given. Sermons have been preached in St. Barnabas' and St. Simon's _ • Parish Chur C , l b o y ck the .9, El K el v 'e er n ton ' iivEsnAy MoaNtria, ,w.-1 in s tant,, , - , a .he ANNUAL PUBLIC BREAKFAST of the Friends of the It' Hotel, T - • usual, at theAdelp i on LESDAY MORNING. ciety, as t Halt-pftSt Eight precisely, 18th instant, a , _ . - --, w ing MEETINGS are intended to be h . -NINO next, the 15th, at Seven, at the I - D o A N N t l o u th W e Y I L o s u o N N o : A i n ST. _ Slater-street, for PRAYER; Tu in" uEOGE at -^"f-past Six, at SEAFORFH NATICki 4 Seven o'clock, at &MEV° .; ''',' Deputation and 411 h SATURDAY EVE TUTION 1-IRUS Member of t At each Meeting Clergymen will attend. v•i t ior t Ile' 1, I sv Of ,ivi '1 ~A~