The Liverpool Standard and General Commercial Advertiser. — Liverpool, Merseyside, England, 1838-06-26 00:00:00

For BARBADOS, .110, Barque. I It I. A'M, r.yaiik'; I..4ptala DIXON, a passage, apply to BARTON, IRIAN, and lIIGGINSON. " , ittberpool zmipplng. EAST INDIES .Voie !,,,,,.;;, g , . s.i. '' ' For. B XTA V 11, . The rlo.firleTclass.:iiiio OTTERSPOOL, .....-, ... , JAF:FRAY SCEA LES, Commander. IS ,: ti .. i ,;" ,P..7: ' CDlleat "accAmmodatiqus for passengers.—For freight. . 3-1)314 '.?.g,e •upply to.: Mews. Tar Lon, POTTER, and Co., or to W. N. I\lOOlW. -___________ Chartered, ,and _will sail in a f ete d a y s , h av i ng a great • portion of hnr caw(' on %oar& ELS = - Far : LINT N. ;Lad MANILLA, 41 1 11* ( Forwarding. Goods to W H-A Ml' 0 A .) Ile fine new.:Whitehavets-huilt Barque NILE, A L . , „; .1. i,..AN•nsitso N , Co mman d er ; tons ,registPr.: coppered and C o pp er -F as t ene d ; e mi to sail ren i ar k a bl v . l ast , and will be found a most 13irablo conveyance. For terms o f f re ih t or passaLre, I‘l7l'l4l'L•C sutiur: at:co:an:iodations, apply to Messrs., H OBERT aad et Mart:444o l Or tO _ . . . W. N. MOORS, Rumford-buildings, 2, Rumford-street t kr - To sol.l. 304 inittant. • 4 4 . 4.4 . ; ' For BOMBAY, -,..,..., , The..f..oe Briti!,ll-Imilt Ship URANIA, EowAttu NOAKS Cominander; Pktiien por register 4CB tons ; A 1; coppered and copper.' tht ti ned . ;. .. a rezular trader, and presents a desirable opportunity i l lillPf:rs,—F or frei.bt or pa-:sage, having good accommoda "'Hl. aprdy to. Messrs. CHARLES LIOftSFALL and SON, or to BRODIE and HAMILTON, / 27, ;),) wrsl. INDIES. Ina meet with itamedicee despatch. Fur DEMERARA, . Withleave to call at Mitumits. OF, The flue 13titish-built Barque E L L E N, A ROST. M ACDOW 1., Commander; burtken . per register 21T tons.--For freight or -passage 41). P'Y to MP,sirs. JOHN GL A OSTONR and Cn., or to BOLO and STARKEY. ar . To Roil on did 4th of July. For DEM FIRARA, li s *•.: Tba, Ship LEO N 0 R A , , Master. Por„passaga k having superior accommodations) apply to SAN OBACII, TINNE, and. Co. Bc ITU; a AMERICA. First Skip. Clears otr Friday. and wilt nail on Saturday next. For HALIFAX, :,4 1 . I The, very fine A I fr4t-.ailing coppered Packet Ship - • LADY PAGET, V ESEY LUCK ETT, Commaader ; Hoyt on the,:bertb,. west: side the Brunswick Duck, and ready to r eceive goods, This, vessel was built espres.sly for the trade, and 4'o,4biu es - eve ry quality to r•-nder her a safe, and from her °v - ing - •naacle,lier previous passages under 21 days. may be " I ,sidered an expeditious conveyance. Her cabins are spa, V lq 4 3 and, e.omnnodi,ttes. Rate of passage money. £22 10s., in "ulding, winetitntl stores of every description.—For height, &c. apply. 6.4 ANDERSON, GARRO W, and to. On Winl stift4r, the 4th July, at Twelve o'.clock, at. Whitaker,. Carter. and Co'.i Office, IftitnfOrcl-street, . 31 Cheeds.Manilla INDIGO, . * 7 'Casks NU I'M EGS, 320 Boxes CASSIA" LIGN.;EA, 227 Bast:ets MOTHER OF PEARL SHELLS; 5 Cases TORTOISESHELL. . . Apply to Messrs: Mun It AY, SY Nth!. and Co:, Merchants, or to • • WHITAKIM., CARTER, and Co., BrtikerS. On *alt. For SALE, The4ine,British Brig ANN AND MARY, 470:- JosEpit WILSON, Master ; 'tE .I-; 211 tons por - register; roppered and copper '4ll464;. built , of tho-very best and - well-seasoned materials; tille.reon t rkabiv fast ; 'is l ib ut niantly found in stores; - and will rattail an esjellont. vessel fur any trade her size•may suit : I linx-itrthek.juden7s Dock.—Applv to CliAl'lf. AN and WILLIS. • On FainAY, the 'l3th July, at Twelve' o'clock, at Edwards, Danson. and Co;'s Office, Exetrioffe-plftee, - • 222' Bales Australian . . Sll EEPS'• - WOOL; Just arrived per Portland.—Apply to 'EDWAItDB, DANSON, and Co., Brokers. EXTENSIVE SALE OF FURNITURE, WINSTANLEY'S ROOMS. . • By Messrs. T: W'INSTANLEY and SONS, On WEDNF SD 9y, the 4th of Jely, and three following db Bloiren o'clock precisely each day, at their llootns,'in Ohureh-. street, A N extensive assortment of excellent HOUSEHOLD AA. FURNITURE, modern Plate , and Plated Articles; Ght Glass, Table, Brea-I:fast; and . Tei Services of China, Pedal Harp, Six-octave Cabinet Piano=fortes, Square llorizorittil Mite., elegant French Timepiece; Eialit-day Clocks, and other Articles, removed for tire convenience of: Sale. • A great • variety of.excellent Mahogany l'u rnitute, - . in modern . Pedestal and Ceilaret Sideboards; Sets' of- Dining- Tables, Oa •Telescope Frames, Sets of iJiniiig-roorn. and Parlour Chairs, Couclies...:Sofas,Jseverhl.handsome CheffonieriXabitiets, Circu lar and Elliptic Loo Tables: Pembroke, Sofa,. and' Card Ditto, Bbokeases, Wardrobes; Che'sts of 'D'rawers, Modern Rosewood Furniture. com'prisin,.',l . Loo" Tables of Various, sizes, Card and Grecian Couches, Cabi.• ,nets, Sets of Chairs, &C. . • ' -TheChamber ArtiCles. consist. of handsome tour-post steadso..fa'shionahlv. fitted . np., with Moreen - and • Printed i Calieo Hangings, Camp Ditto, French _Bedsteads with apUro-, priate Hangingsywell-seasoned Feathe'rterts, Hair Mattresses 'and,Berlding, Painted Toilet Tables'and' Washstands, Cheval 'and Dressing, Glasses, Ranges of Curtains, handsome - Bfussells ;Carpet, : Kidderminster and' Venetian 'Ditto, Fenders, Fire IroW.Patent! Mangle, Shower and' Slipper Baths, Kitchen &c. &c. • The whole to be viewed on Tuesday next; the . 3(1 My; when Catalogues may be had. iZtrant, Xaul4atton. STEAM 'NAVIGATION' TCll_ NEW YORK. The City. o f Dublin- Steme.l)acket Compapy's unrivalled safety St-am Ship b ' • The • WO YAL W ILL IA . Lieut . . , W. SW* NSON, it. N. Commander, `, 11 7 tons -h ur then ; ermines . 2741-luses p.mer; Will sail from EIMOOL, for N'EW YORK, ithout• totiching at any Holt in,the. Irish Channel, On THURSDAY; sth July, at Sii (f t,luck'iti"the"Eyenin.' he' character; of' thiistinerior vessel 'for speed and safety " ftlreaq( well ostalitiOleil.' She is constructed on the safety Pritreiple 2 fil divided • into separate compai,tments, by w ater-tighf iron bulkheads,,tand which has given such . security "d Confidence to the publie. ' ' • ROA t.-NV it, Li aAI will remain ten days at •New York, to allowwtravellers to visit the splendid scenery of the Hudson anti t elclirated . rani of 'Niagara. Iler return: from mt.Portswitrt-fterefore-tre postponed until the •21)t h of Joly. villiii:ihConiinodittions• of the Boyar. 'WILL img are - "liNiefl"tii• - "e'rAtzre every• comfort to passengers. Fare 3..5 inChiding.WitieS'atid all &Wes.- eiperiffneed'SdrOon wilt accompany the Vessel. Stria!! Parcels Will' - be'received 'until' Noon •of the day of depAaprptiintai'iot" for ' berths ' to his ' made ' in- Liverpool to SAMUEL PERRY, 27, Water-street. 4 -.octdon-„ „ ..to..J A MRS RTLEY and Co.; or to JOHN Us ' 1301:Nt IG, John-street, Clutched-friars. Myrnathh p • • " - —to,: i lie., t,LInAUNI)ER.S. PitritlOtith ..W.. W. alid CA itNIS. 13, irrht ~ ...to..Hit,I,Cll It LE*. WIG. Strittioner.. Canal Harbour. Publan Onmpany's Office, 15 and 16, - Eden Quay, Dublin: INI „ • I K--- - Paisengers from anyof the above ports wilt be con; the•COmpany'g Steamers, free of passage alone}, to Livelvoor. - BY order. P. HOWELL, Secretary. For GREESOCK and GLASGOW , With e;fiod,, ond-Pas.outers, 7Vice, EVERY TUESDAY AND tiATtatpAY: The Cit, of Glasgow Stea.o : p.4ck-i C , .%opany's Vess.els, • COM ! , .100011 ' Caioain [town ES'V CITY OP GLASG OW', • Captain ..1011N '.!011), VULCAN, Captain C: Sail as under. frorathe Clarence Dock. hor t;Lithout pilots,) The COM MO DOIIE, THIS DA v,(Taestiay,) the 2G; 1 1 instant, tit One o'( lock i!C the'AfternoOn. The• OF GLASGOW, on SATURDAY next, Ihe3oth at `Three o'clock in the Afterpoon*. The accomnaOdations of these •Vesiels are well known to he first-rate. Cabin Fare, 255.; Steward's Fee, Dock, 10s. Atailly to DAVID MACIVLII. and Co., 31, Water-streeL ( . It. The new Steam-ship COMMODORE is considered to liio most able a'nd complete, as well as the fastest sea-going iteainei aflOat at the present day. /0.ZI) LIVERPOOL STEAM. SHIP PING COM PA N SPLENDID ANO • POWERFUL STEAM .SIIIPS • AC'l ON, C : tpta in a HIGH MA(N; UNICORN, Captainit. CRAW FORD ; EAGLE, eimAin m4K.ELI An ; AI LSA CRAIG. Captain SNIITII. Sail regularly between GLASGOW and LIVERPOOL with Goods and Passengeis. FROM LIVERP•OOL. Every 1%1 ON DAY, \V EDN E9DAY: and 1 7 I? !DAY. The - ACTsEON, To-moanoW,(Wedaesday,) the ` 70 instant, at Two o'clo'ck in the Afteenoon, ' ' The UNICORN, ou FRIDA t next, the 29th instant; at Three o'clock in the Afternoon.' FAKES: Cabin; 255.; •Sterraid's . Fee ; Steera.e, 10s. Berths secured-at the Offices in-d-laszoty and Liverpool. Fetnale Stewards attend the Ladics',Calnus. Passengers are-requested to take charge of iteirown Lug gage, as the Proprietors , will not be.responsible for arty Article whatever unless Booked and Signed for, previous to being shipped. . Goods for Shipment must be slonside the Vessel One Hour before the appointed time of . • • Apply'ti) • '•.' `:: • • • MARTIN and Co., (late. Matchie and Martin,) Wittersti•eet, Liveipool. • J. MARTIN and J. and G. BURNS, • • ' Bo'eha n:st eet, Glasgow. . ARCHIBALD BLACK.', • - Back of Custom-house, Greenock. FREEHOLD VILLAS AND LAND AT. LISCARD, IN CHESHIRI 4 :. By Messrs. WINSTANL El and SONS. .On TuEsnA v, the 2lth day of July next, at Two o'clock in the Afternoon, at the C'tarendon-rootns, in South John-street, LiYerpool, in Lots, and subject to such'couditions as - shall be . . • then produced, elegant VILLA TIBSIDE . N.CB,,eaIIed Lisca RD VALE HALL, with the Coach-houses Stables, Gardens, Land, i 1 lantations, and Pleasure Grounde surrounding the same,.now pin the occupation of "Mr. Nathan Litherlaud, as Lessee for a rrerre, of -which Six years were unexpi re d on th e I st d ay o f April, 1833, determinable at the end of the current or any sub sequent year. al the option of the Lessee, on six months notice. Another "desirable VILLA, called LISCA RD VA f.F. LODGE, with the Buildings, Garden, Land,. Plantations r and Pleasure Grounds surrounding the same, now in : the occupation of Mr. Henry Ellyttiorp Robson, as Tenant thereof for a term, of which six years will be unexpired on the Ist slay of July, 1838, 'determinable at the end of the first or any subsequent year, at the option of the Tenant, on six months notice. A150..4 small convenient DWELLING-..HOUSE or COT TAGE, with Stables, and other. Buildings, Garden, and Land adjoining, : in the occupation tif.,Mr. Noble, as yearly Tenant. And a valuable Piece of G.RQIUND„ lying between Liscaiil Vale Hall and the t last-mentioned Cottage, containin g in statut e hieastire.about ao.acre and three-quarters, and forming a very eligible site for the erection of another Villa thereon. : The above : Premises are situate at Liscard, in the Parish of Wallasey, in the County of Chester, in a picturesque County, close to the Western shore of the River Mersey, immediately opposite to the Port,of Liverpool. Further particulars may be obtained by application to Messrs. D. J. and D. RUSSELL, Solicitors, York; or at the Offices of Messrs. HOWARD and liVycits, Solicitors, Drury-lane, Liver pool, where a plan of the Property may, be seen,- and Tickets for viewing the Premises may be procured. By order of th e Mortgagee, poi en.ptorily, to cithe a>z areount. TO-monitow, (Wednesday,) the 27th instant, at One o'cioek, at the Clarendon-rnorris, South Jahn-street, Liverpool, . Lol.' s of BUILDING LAND, in Smithilown-lane, near . A icr 6 i - irili. , street.: and - adjoining the houselatelv oceovii.a fiv Mr. Benson, - deceased, containing in - true-Tioin - or Smith , doWn-Line 23 yards, and in, the whule about all) square yards. Freehold of Inheritance. , Apply to Messrs. SHACK I.ETON, WRIGHT and HUNTER, SG 3),.Brunswiek.slyect, Liverpool. • . . For DUBLIN-AN-O-RICLEASZ— T • • 1 !I& THE ,CITY 0,11 DUBLIN STEAM-PACkET COMPANY, NCORPORATPD BY ACT OF 1 3 ,ARLIAWNT: ;1 1 1Q abine Cotigiany sail their Vessels, (aide or 1(41/.0 r co/1j taking Gooch and Paisengers to the following ,puts, ttaint - i ., • 'Tellitlß GIN 'Duly. I:FAST, every Wednesday.. The StearifetLEEDS, To -MORROW, (Wednesday,) the 27th 114 ,$!!4tiat'Okie -o'clock :in the Afternoon, from,Clarence Dock: • 'The p;tnetple of this Company is that of attacking, all Exporters Attr a Dit , isiou of the Profits amongtheto, iment tif the DAidends--Ilius ( ~e4tiii.g. a corittnnnity.a I ltjefests betikeen'the'M'hipliefs and Shareholders --a rinciple Tririeli tlara Wee to its Proprietors a cett aint y of t f e teif.l4; andAd filtippers of all descriptions of Goods and ' l4 e - Stoekthe having a well supported EstabliOttnett t of first •'SteAnaers and lowest rate of I retchlit.cgat pat; ble with , 'P : lteittion to their maintenance. AppfY'to•' SA MU EL, PERRY, 27, \Voter-street. For CORK, ))„,y4,,,, The powerful Steamer MA RGARET, Captain Ricit A RD GQSSON, 1.1 Jl i n t en ded to : sail froni Clarence Dock , mut), Si s ; is BAY, (Tuesday,),the 2 6 th instant , at _ Twelve o clock nt -)°l3 - - For,freight or passage_apply to J. A. and R. I . ORSIJ AW, 6, Goree-piazzas. „INTERCOURSE (TWICE A WEEK) BETWEEN LIVERP.OOL ; FALMOU'PH. PLY MOU 1 ' 11 ; -. AND • LONDON, VIA. DUBLIN: British: andirisla Steam Company, and the City of Dublin ' St e am Company. - Illf Shippers will -please to note that the Vessels of Prd: WC t, f the aboveComn ani es sail TWICE every week, viz. etteh•WEoNEsnAY and SA - rummy. If is recommended that goods be shipped from Liv erpoo l t wo days, at least, before the Dublin sailing days. Aeply:zo. • iiN POLLOCK and Co., Water-street. Liverpool: Agents.• London Line. N.B.—Goods from the„.,interiorp corisigued to the Agents, or otherwiwill • t ,every attention. se, REDUCED PARES ISLE OF MAN AND LIVERPOOL. - .4;„, • 7 , The t• ~, • 51„n Hovel Mail Steam-packets QUEEN OF THE ISLE', eing%,liN 1: Wm..Git.t„ Commander; and • MONA'S ISLE, EDWA RD QUA , / LE, Commander ; Sail from Geerge't Doek Pieriteati, Liverpool,,for DOUGLAS, durinotte•month of. June, every MONDAY, TUESDAY, Tti uKS- O** 'SATUR DA ,MORN MOS,. at Ten -o'clock; returning IpirDouGLAS every .MONDAY, WEDNESDAY, T H URS DA Y, and ' I4 IDAY MORNINDS, at Eight o'clock.: I Cabin Fat 6d. I Steerage • 4 s. lExClt 3 Le . ogerser..." their Luggage put on. board and landed at ,Thr„rt,.fliee charge. vAtt'''utzuN 00-Tuu' I st.s receives Cargo in Liverpool every D ,,, kf t 4" ',„"..t . ruartsv, andin Douglas every WEDNESDAY. „7 - al r ld th ji l°44l 4h of June the above Packets will leave Livr '",,4°elt,' li — „, °11 1t„ las Every Morning, (except Sunday,) at Ten 41 is 1 ,,, - 1"1 furthp r notice. "etkns e rLicula r t v 'p quested that the licenses do accompany all "Cl-.C a ,„"" c ois. shilipe r d - for the Island; addressed to the ColleKtor Inin,",_P t relller.at Douglas. t writ r ile Sapa t e . e t 'Goods are requested _to be in attendance to enter boot.. S uQn as the ve s sel is reported at the Custom-bouse, Astvi7St,itt to forward the amount of duties to the Company's due time, with instructions to cuter the same, other by t h e u da q w.j l l,he held responsible.for any loss that may ensue ' mte ' t4 ' ll. of ("le.:Vessel,: ~, • AGENTS : 11 PuRE and CHRISTIAN, 2.1, Redcross-street, Liverpool. EDW, MOORE, Steam-packet Quay, Douglas. . - LI VERPOO L, REDUCED. FARES. r MT BRIDGE, BEAUMARIS, BAN GOR, AND CARN.ARVON-.. Steam. . ~...._. Thu- Liverpool and. Forth . Wale!. New , fit Nav'gl"?&lcreATFOßD , , •k I ;K, anv!s sp i en d : d \ ease l . 3, 74 • sl , ' f •:- 340 tons burthen, Two Engines 140-borse power, . U.. J. A. POOLE, • Commande r , . Mt, . s tart from, .I,iverpool. .recisely at Ten o'clocK, every "A Y, Wr , ..t)NzspAr, and I. RIDAY 1110Ylaing• Pore • EARES - :' 4,, Cabin. ........... as. Saloon and After Deck —7: : _,, It to nr.from Caruarvon.ls. Gil .1 If to or from Garnarson..b. Li o l . etresbraents on moderate terms, may be bad. on board, i '", ~.,..._1 ( 1 ia. List of Prices will be exhibited. n,s_ ~All, „Goods most , be sent to the New Wall, Manchester "in on. i uesday and I linrsday, to be forwarded on the fur the and Fridax of each Weeii, All Goods Wended fuc t he ' Word to be ‘arld ressed ‘, PER DARIFORD." • Cuntpany!s O f fice, 15, Gurea-ph.tzzds.. ---. '141%A:1?-41ND.'DELIGHTUL EXCURSION DURING THE SUM lER. rfierr—ltiNTlAY At nftNING, the D kRTI•ORD wilt leave Genres erhe •ad. i n Eight o'clock, for MENAI- BRIDGE, and will 91,1krCfrotti. thence, on ber.return to LIVERPOOL, a Three clock in the Afternoon on the satne Day. .. Saloo n . and Aft er - Deck....ss. I Deck 35. &nate sod ba ck....... - :..85. 1 There and back 55. (2, • - - .7 , #4 AN COMMERCIAL ADVERusEII. --Letters iu be uddreiise - d (post-paia) to J. S., Post-office, Li verpool. HEARTS 'RESOLVED, AND HANDS PREPA.RED„ THE BLESaNGS THEY ENJOY TO GUARD !-SIIOI.I,ETT. GOVERNESS. •. ANTED, by a Young Person, a Situation as GOVER NESS in a Family. She is cowetent-to give instrue. hulls in , the usual branches of polite English Education, toge ther with Drawing and the rudiments , of French and Music. Salary no consideration, her chief object being the attainment ut a comfortable situation with religions advantages. Address A. I 3 ,at STANDARD Office, Liverpool. Xl.---No. 584.] TUESDAY, JU•NE 26, 1535. [PRICE FIVEPENCE. Alalto by Auction.' *alto by auctign• b) Auction. (Co r :;tolb. CHURCH •OtWAN WANTED.- A Goon SECOND-i N 1) , (AWL' ORGAN for a tl.• • middle-sizcd Church.—A poly, if by letter, post paid, stat mg price and condition, to C. and B. R Amy LlN'e, Architects; 6, Union Buildings, Liverpool. •• A PERSON, that , has , for TAtenty Years Travelled in the _Northern and Midland Counties of England, and having a good Connexion amongst Druggists, Grocers, and Drysalters, is.desirous to ENGAGE Himself to a respectable House. The most satisfactory references references will be given, by applying to I. 'M. 13., ,22, Widport-street, .Duncan-street East. , 0t.... ~,,,; ~,_.‘,. 1 ,... --1ir—'27,.4.,40:1. - - - ,94 --....-, "•,10' ; . 14‘ " ' - ... _ ,-. • ~.. .. • 4 t ,....:. ! . ~„_, .. ~. .-.-...4%.,„„ %;‘• 4N --, :.'-'4.'''. 4 4.7i 4 7 ' 4l • . ,::,,, t:=l.t - r.. , ,, . 2 . 41 .1 ~i t ...._,,,,,.. _ I .. ANT ; ..4.1. ....._. ._ . , . . • ...• , • • l e r 4, .,: 4 , 1 ,/,,,,,- ~- . , - r,,, 1 ,„ . 1.1,,, ; , ,,, p ,.. ;„ . , .... _ ... .._ .. ....,-.....,..., ~.. - 1 ,.. t •!.. H'Z't , -,,r4 ' j .,-... . fr,. : .1 --. . 0: --,,_ , . , . ,i' YOUN'G' LA Dl' is desirous of engaging hersellas 111 , ', • I 1 1 , r • '.. ' . ',.,' .' %.. ' ' . .., . , ' . • i .' ' .• . JI tt If 1 ‘ . ; C.. 0 .. h . ' .77', . (- 7 . ...''' ;(' V,! ... Li ~. . . .t.S. sIDENT or DA ii,y , Gov EIINESS in if ftibily. She : 7 -- • , ..,)t: - is confident to in s tinct ),Cirii Children it, the usual branches ; `--- .0., ' 4' 1........i..t : ' illir --'44.-:'' ' '' ) Of a useful Engli.h education, including French' and the rudi mints of Music,. Ili,ghly,iepeetable references can be given. 13‘ GENERAL , i t.P . 14 ..4 %, .. ~;.r THIS DAY. T►►►s DAY, (Tuesday,) the 26th instant, at Twelve o'clock, on the Quay, east side of Brunswick Dock: • 7278 PINE and • SPRUCE DEA LS. measuring 274,001 feet. 4416 DITTO DITTO ENDS, „ • 7,457 feet, a 3 HARDWOOD'PLANKS 1504 feet, 132 c. ASH and OAK HOGSHEAD STAVES; Being the Cargo per • Lady• Paget, V. Lackett, Master, from 11111 fax. N.S., now , landing.—Apply-to Messrs. ANnKnsoN, GA Ritow, and Co., Merchants, or DEMPSEY, FROST, and Co., Brokers. WEDNIZZDAV. To-monaow, - (Werluesday,) the 27th instant. at One o'clock, at iflulyneux,. Taylor, and Co.'soffice. (7hanel-street, A quantity of DEER HORNS, about 12 tons, 28 Bats HORN TIPS, about 1 ton,' licow landing per Bland, front Calcutta. MOLY NEUX, 'TAYLOR, and Co., Brokers. To-motmo'r; (Wednesday,) at One o'clock, at No. 4, Old . , I.6ii-street, 300 - Bagi SICILY SIitTMAC. Applyto Messrs. NTT!: R BitoTutns, M,rehnnts, or • J. and J. BARON, Brokers ' Pursuant to a Co►nmission of Stil from the High Court • • ''Atbn:ralty: To-mon - Row, (Wednettdav) the 27th instant,At One o'clock ) at the Clarendon Rooms, Si nth John-street,' The Dor(pre NEW.BRU.NSWICK, Apt: Burthen per register <ILI tons, o.lll,; . bnilt-at Saint .a.XINZT John's, New Brunswick, in :1832 ; together with her tackle, apparel, and furniture, as she now lies in the Brunswick .Dock.—lnventories and further particulars mar he had on application to-Nessrs. CutnM and llAssALi.,Solicitni* Old Churchyard ; Mr. WILLIAM TA a BET, Merchant: nr to JOHN HURRY. Broker, 15, Exchange-alley North. • - AFTER Fr.FallY OD MONDAY next, the 2d of July, at, Twelve, o'clock, 2 Cases CORA 14 S, I Case CHOPPA HS and„l3AN DANN OES, , I Bale CASSIMBAZAR RAW SILK, I „ COT'T'ON PIECE .GOCDS. Just lauded ex 13Iand, frornXalcotta. JOHN and JAMES ,BAIION;Brokers„ No. 4, Old Hall-street. On Fit WA It, the.l3.lluJuly, (next after Messrs: Buchanan and Browne's Sale,) at the:Publie Exehange-beiklings, 300'Bales Australian WOOL, • Just arrived ex Portland. from Sydnev.-Apply to ABRAM GARTSIDE, Wool Broker. tarn Nabiflation.. HULL TO lIA-MBITRGq. . . _ The St. Goorge . •7itearn Packet Cornpany'S 1 # -. . splendid new Steamer .4..... . 1 TIGER, Captain NV ii,Lissi-KOCKER, , V) ,•, Is intended sail from HEAL on SATURDAY next, the 30th inspirit, with Qoods.aticl Passengers, and will continue to sail every alternate Saturday throughout. the Season. First Cabin £3 . 3 6 Second' Ditto l.ll 6 The LEE, Captain HAYDEN, COUtitillCS AO sail every. alter nate. Wednesday, as formerly. A pnlV at the Company's offi.ee, Minerva Terrace,. or to J. and J. SaNDEnsoN, Hun. MEAC HANTS'. TEA COMPANY, 44, GREAT GEORGE?S,STREET, NEAR ST.. JAHES'S MARKET: LIVERPOOL. , 1 ATESSRS. ORO dAE, I/ and GILBERT, in soliciting the., .AL • attentionhl Fatuities and the Public to the New Selee lion on3LACK and GREEN TEAS porehased by them dur. ing 'their recent Visit to , London, beg to state, that 'they feel confident,. that, impoint of Pi ice, Excellence, and. Fla your, not a house in the Liverpool trade can enter into competition with, them in the various articles in their Stock: Messrs. Orchard and.Gilliert, having for many years devoted the whole of their time and attention to the Tea Tiarle, are en. aided, from their experience, to make the best.possible purchas es; and,they feel convinced that, during , the late sales; they have laid in such a Stock as those who may honour them with , their commands will find worthy of attention. THE STOCK CONSISTS OF BLACK. TEAS and • 5 every descriptton. GREEN TEAS • COFFEE. SUGAR. SPICES.. The HONG MIXTURE, which has now established for its self a lasting reputation, is still offered by Orchard and Gilbert at the usual price, in pound aud,:half-pound packages at Cs. per! h. TN addition' o an extensive purchase recently made by. E. 11. EASTEE of a .Ilankrupt's Stuck of TOYS, PERFUME RY, CABINET' WARE, &c., &c., the following Articles are indeed well worth theattentiun of Wholesale Dealers and Strip pers, viz:— • 1000 Dozen.of Dofls, seven inches long, at ls, ld. per Dozen - 1000 „ „ eight .. „ at Is. 4d. „ 1000 „ „ ten f , at Is. 9d. „ 1200 „ „ twelve . „ ,at 2s. 2d. , Corneoletto Beads, in Bond, 2 s. per lb.; Twenty Dozen' of Portable Dressing Cases, fitted with Shaving Box, Tooth, Nail, and Shaving : Brush, Razor Strop, Penknife, Comb, and a pair of warranted Razors, for 7s. Gd. N.B.—The above must be sold forthwith, to give place to ex tensive .alterations about to be made in this establishment. 5, ST. GEORGE'S CRESCENT, cdale-street. ROBBERY, MISTAKES; FRAUDS, AND ,LOSSES,• paEvENTED BY. FISHER'S ,INDEILB.L.F, HE inconvenience attending the , application , of the usual T Ink for MARKINGIAN means of i Preparation, has long, been felt and complained Of by many Ladies,' and has also given much' disappointment at the marks being nearly obliterated by'washing the - article- written upon; the above claims a decided preference, and entirely supersedes' its use .in every respect, and with-merely Writing very lightly the charaCters• wished to appear, with a common quill pen, with a fine nib, and holding it to the :fire; marks of indestructible permancy .will remain, which cannot be effected. by chemical 'tests, or repeated washings, indeed the oftener it 'is washed the darker it becomes... The case of its application and its durabili ty will ensure it very general sale, as a very useful aad vale-. able domestic artiele. Prepared and sold by W. FISHER, Chemist, 82, Bold-street, Liverpool; by his appointmetd, Messrs. Evans, Son and Co., wholesale Druggists, Lord-street, and L'follitt, Bookseller and Stationer, Lord-street; in London. Evans and Lescher, 4. Crip plegate buildings; Barclay and Sons, 95;. Fa rringdon-street ; Sutton and Co.. Bow-churchyard E. Turner. Cliethist, Coven-- try,street; in Brighton, Thornhv and Co, Paine, Muriel. Hawkins; Carlisle, E Castle; Bolton, Reynolds; and may be had of every respectable Medicine Vender .throughout the per bottle. AN APPRENTICE WANTED. By Mr. 'WALKER. On TUESDAY, the 10th day of July next, at One o'crock in the 'Afternoon, at the Clarendon-rooms, South John-street; Liver pool, subject to conditions to be then produced, Handsome and commodious MESSUAGE or MANSION 1 - 11 HOUSE, called HILL HousE, situate in the Township of Heswall, in the • County of Cheater,' with convenient OFF 10ES,COACH-HOUSE,STABL ES, and other BUILD INGS, all in excellent repair; well stocked GARDEN, LAWN,.and PLANTATIONS, The Houseovhich is well cellared; consists on the Ground Floor' of a Drawing-room 27 feet by 19 feet; tt,Dining-room 14 feet by 12 feet; Sitting-room 13 feet by 12 feet.; Hall 15 feet by 12 feet; Large Kitchen; Back , Ditto, 'Butlers' 'Pantry; and Store-room; and 'on' the seckind•Floor there are six good Bed-rooms. Also,-the COTTAGE called•the•HlLL COTTAGE; and GAR , DEN and COTTAGE, with GARDEN and'OPFICES adjoining.: A convenient and modern-built DWELLING-HOUSE,' occupied by Mr. Muore, calculated foi the'Residence of a small genteel Family, situate in the same neighbourhood, and called ROSE HILL, with COACH-HOUSE, STABLE, and suitable OUTBUILDINGS and GARDEN, all in good repair.. This Muse contains on the Ground Eloor a Frorit - Parttitir 13 feet by 12 feet; Back Parlour 12 feet by 12 feet; Kitaten 16 feet by 17 feet; Back Kitchen 15leerby" 14 feet Pantry 15 feetiby, 8 - feet; Store-room 10 feet by 4 feet;•Tour good Bel:rooms on the second floor, and good Cellars under the whole of the aptise. A COI"I'AGE, with a well-stocked GARDEN, occupied by Mr. Sriift. 'There will also be sold at' the same time, with •the above, about 20 Acres of good LAND, in 'such Lots as may be agreed on at the time of sate. The Properties are surrounded by Preserves, and there arc several Packs of Hownds•within a convenient distance. The AlooseS are distant . aoout One mile and-a-llalf from' Parkgate; Eight, Miles front' Liverpool, and T we l ve Mi les f rom Chester, to which plaCes th ere a re daily communictionS. • • For further particulars apply - td Messrs. WOIiTiIiNGToN and . ;Hour. Siilicitors, Chapet-walks; , or-to Messrs. LACES, CLAY and MYhttS, Solicitors, Castle-,street,'Liverpool.• HEIGH'T'S OF ABRAHAM, MATLOCK BATH, DERBYSHIRE.. On Mon) A ; the 30th day of July next, at Twelve o'clock at Noon, at the, House of Mrs. Cummin gs , t h e Old Bath Hoiel, : Matlock Bath, (unless preyiously.,disp ose d o f b y Private C o ntract, of which due notice will be gi ven, ) i n one or more Lots, to suit. the convenience of purchasers,' E beautiful and ,lucrative Estate, wed-known as the HEIGHTS OF ABRAHAM, situated at Matlock Bath, the most romantic and picturesque. part of. Derbyshire, con• laining about 33 Acres, covered with the linet.t Larch and other Timber, of from 30 to GO years' growth. Upon the Heights are Two delightful Residences, having a southern aspect, and com pletely sheltered from the, north and east. The principal Residence is called the LOwEaTowair,,buitt in the Castellated Style, which harmonizes so well with the surrounding Scenery, and was for some time the favourite retreat of the celebrated Author of " England and the English," part of which work was written within its walls. Detached are ;excellent Stables, Coach-house, .Gaiden, and Orchard. The other,. called the UPPER TOWER, built in the same style, has every convenience Suitable for a small family. 1 Pere are also - Two CoTTAGEs ITO the Heights, wi:ich at ail times meet with respectable Tenants. To attempt any description of this far-fame 1 spot would be to trench upon the province of the Tourist; the Grounds are laid out in the most diversified manner,.with broad ,Gravel and commanding, from every point, the most delightful Views of the lovely Vale of Matlock.: The RcTLAND CAVERN, one of the largest in the Kingdom, is situate in the midst of these Grounds,, and Tourists visiting Derbyshire rarely omit seeing this. WUNDER OF THE PEAK. _ . . . One of the greatest attractions of the Invalid to Matlock is iis 1 - hyr BATHS, and within tuis'Estate is a Spring, the tempe rature of which at its source has been proved to be equal to the Buxton Water. This Spring, by a judicious and moderate expenditure of capital; would prove of great advantage to Mat luck, as well, as of, considerable profit. to the Preprietor.. A respectable and responsible person will take the Upper ',Cower alm.l Cavern upon Lease fur a term of seven or fourteenyears, it desired. The North Midland Railway runs within seven miles of Matlock Bath, and the Mail and three Coaches travel daily to and.from London, Manchester, Nottingham, and Sheffield. The sac may be ‘icried on application being made at the Upper Tower.. Pattictilari may ho had one month previous to the Sale, at the principal lons at 'Manchester, Livetpool,Birmingham, and Sheffield, of Mesbrs. Ant.iNGToN and Co., Solicitor,:, Bedford row, London ; of Mr. (.7 ItES4WELI, Land Agent, Ideridvehay, near Wirksworth; of My. GiI.BERT, Solicitor, Matlock . Bath; and of Mr. I . lußßF.its:rr, Solicitor, Wi r k bwor th, a t vi'hobe•ollice Plans of the Esiiiie way be seen. Withwut tit, `25 1 / 4 Mai, 1638. CIVET CAT, No. 61, LORD-STRTET, LIVERPOOL. • • r MOUNTFORT, having purchased the Stock and well ". • known Business of the aboVe Establishment, begs' . leave to announce that he has •-RE-OPINED the same, and, having madert REDUCTION upon a very considerable'poition of•ttre STOCK, solicits the patronage and '.support of the Nobility, Gentry, and Public at large, assuring them of his unremitting endeavours at all times to secure their Confidence by prompt and careful attention Iv. ttleir-conintangs.- • • •.• - The STOCK will comprise every variety connected with•such an ,;viz,:-- .. „ WRITING-DESKS, EVERY DESCRIPTION. • Ladies' and Gentlemen's DR ESSING.CASES,• WOR K'BOXES-and JEWEL CASES,- - - TEA C,H ESlSand CADDIES, ' • • • • • • BAGATELLE BOARDS and BALLS, • BILLIARD•BALLS, •- - PEARL, IVORY,-ond BONE ARTICLES, .• • MOROCCO CASES. ; SILVER FITTINGS, • ST INER•SCI SSARS. KN-IVES ; PENCIL CASES, Bz.c., PEN and POCKET. KNIVES, STEEL SCISSARS, 44:.c.8cc. • PLATE, VARIOUS QUALITIES, SCENTED SOAPS and PERFUMERY, OF ALL KINDS, COMBS and BRUSHES, • TEM ELLERY and GOODS, BRONZED and CHINA ORNAMENTS, • .. TOYS, MOST And a succession of New Things fiom the d(firerent Marked, won as produced by .the 'Whet's, , And every Article in the above respective Branches, - • • •toonumerous to-mention in an advertisement. It being T. M.'s determination to make this Establishment second to none in the Kingdom, as regards prices, be takes leave to cull the attention of Merchants, Captains, and others purchasing for Forei;Jl Markets to the supply of general Articles, upon such terms as, 'l'. Al. flatters himself, will meet their.perfeet approbation,•and whose orders he is able to execute on short notice. Daily c:oinalunications with London and Birmingham, and. regular despatches to and from Paris and different parts of the Conlinent. /ff 'NS: LE AY, SURGEON-DENTIST, from the B+l. °DR .Firni of LE DRAY & CO., London. • SCURVY IN THE GUMS EFFECTUALLY REMOVED . . ARTIFICIAL TEETH SUPPLIED, • wiTHouT Si' ZINGS, OU CLASPS. L.O 0 S • T E FA ST'ENED. AND FILLING DECAYin TEETH WITil MINERAL tiIARMORATUM. I\IONS. LE DRAY & CO., Soigeon-Dentist, respectfuliy inform the nobility, gentry, anitinhabitants of Liverpool and its vicinity, that they have opened an Establishment peimanently at No. .S E 1 E eight dons front Bet eet. E T, They continue to fiii up the cavities of. decayed teeth %Oh the Mineral Marmoraturn, - without the:least pain, heat, or pressure, it is placed into the cavity in an almost liquid stale, and•in a few seconds gets hard, preventing and riling the, tooth-ache, ar resting all further progressof decay, and rendering th e operation of 'extraction unnecessary. The mineral not only c , alverts a indre shell into aSound and useful tooth, but by corriple , .ely stopping up the cavity prevents cffectaally that unpleasant taint .of the breath which invariably accorhpanies a de,' vet tooth. Among the various disorders of the teeth and gums, there is :none more destructive' in their effects; Or'nfore generally pre valent than scurvy, and it is well known that the. loss of teeth arises more from this cause' than'any"other, afrets indivi duals of all ages and of all constitutions, and - is the Primary, raiment' toothuchei and decay; - td those sti affebted Idons. Le Dray . & Co have to inform them, that they can effectually re- Move this destructive euinplaint-by 'a Single appliatiOn without the slighteit pain. - Artificial and na t ura l teet h , o f surpassing beauty,'fixed front one to a eonitrle.te set, with o ut ex t ract i ngt h e roots or giving any pain, I.vithout s pri ngs, w i res, or ligatures, answeringalbthe pur pOses.of mastication and articulation, remaining perfectly secure in their places, and may be taken tint, and replaced by the wear er With the greatest facility,—at the following Paris charges:— . A .tingle Artificial Tooth lO 0 A complete Set A complete Set of Natural Teeth on fine gold plate ' 15 0 () An entire Set of Natural Cir 'Tetro Me tallic Teeth, highly finished, in the first style, with fine gold sockets, usually charged Forty Guineas 2O 0 0 Loose teeth 'fattened, nrising.either from age, disease, or mer rury, and deficiencies of palate effectually remedied: Artificial .teeth out of repair, remodelled tri fit the mouth; and restored equal in beauty and durability to their original state.- Attend ance from nine till seven, arid on Sundays frJin nine till two. Seel -street; Eight Doors from Merry-stree., Liverpool. BRITANNIA LIFE ASSURANCE COMPANY, No. 1, I ) I{4NCBSSI'BERT, BANK, LONDON CA PITAL,—ONE MILLION. Williarrytrinlg Samuel Beving Win. Feelimey Julia Biigtitina George Colien; COvently Jui►n Dieweit, ntrtcrons. :eft, Ettq. .' llobert Eglington, Esq. ;tdn,•lisq. -- - -Etasine's Robert Foster, Esq Illa' , •1;., Eq. Alex. Hobert Irvine, Esq. iu , ,E.sq, I Peter Monism - 1, Esq. Esl. l Henry Lewis Sinitic, Esq. F . :Esq. 1 , William Shand. inn., Esq. Es - q. i Thomas _Teed, Esq. mitntrAE. OFFICERS. John Sims, - M.D.; And' P.sq Stir eon. ADVANTAGES 'OV . TI - IIS INSTITUTION. 110S'reconnrnii.al Set of Tablei-J-coinputed expressly for the use bf triii Institution, from authentic and complete • . . . Increasing rate s of - premium of a new aidremarkable plan, for securing !wits or debts; a less immediate payment being required on a policy for a whole term of life than in any other office. A Board of Directors in attendance daily nt Two o'clock. Age of the assured in every case admitted in the policy: All claims payable within one month after proof of death. Medical attendants.remunerated in all cases for theirreports. Preni4im per cent. per annum payable during First Second Thi;:d Fourth 11emainiler 5 Years. 5 Ye;trs. 5 Years. 5 Yeats. of Life. 9. .f... 9. (1. s. (1.. 1 £. 9. (1: £. s. 20 1 1 4 1 510 110 11 116 5 2 3 .o 1 6 4 1 12 2 1 19 1 2 7 4 "2 17 6 40 116 1 2 4 4 • 214 6 .3 .7 3 4 3 4 50 216 7 3 9 4 4 .. 5 5 5 6 3' • 6 •13 • 7 PETER. MORRISON, Residen OKII.I, and COKE, Agents for Liver' Office, 177, Dale-street, at the.corner of C, DIRICIOr . pool, • 413,1le7street. ATLAS ASSURANCE COMPANY. • . ETALILISIIED - )&8. rirmE Directors beg tor. i. the par:l,llhr . atttntion of the Pitfilic 'to a' VERY I AIPOIITA NT CONCESSION 111AE D,,applicaiile to Policies. By th e usual Conditioits oflifeastirance,." a'surances made by pen. as "on their own lives will be void if they die by the hands ",ofjUstice, by duelling, or by suicide." • This condition has been qualified by the ATLAS, as foIi4VCS: Should such a poUcy [rive been signed for a valuable con.- : " siderat and have been in force for five years, then "the Company will itself liable the satne as if the "Assurance had been !!ranted to a person havinga bona' "fide interest in the life ot another." - •. . Persom Assuring fur the whore term of Life for £:00 and up wardt in Great Britain or Freland respect;relq, will he cut ii it, at the end of every. seventh year, .to parii , :iputs---in -the feu:alas Premiums, to he then asterta ikied by actual' valuation. For the fourteen• years - enthilv, al. Christmas. , lBl ant Preroge Atli;ilion of .f.:300 haS'been7ntatli: ,to every' £IOOO assured in 'great. Britain. The valuation to :ChriNttnaß, 1817, itnoto being proceeded with, owl the result will he ?Itortlq made puidic • FIRE HEPAI3.'I , II4F,NT. • In addition to the herter.t of the sate reduction in the Po' es of I?remirns„tli;s Company (dors- to As.-sorers the an .allirtvance for the•loss of•ltent of, Buildings •-reildered unten-. antableby Fire. • . • • Policies falling. due at Midsutnmer, should be renewed within fifteen days from that period. . - • The Company's Rates and Proposals may be hail at the Office in London, or or any of the Agents in the country, who are authorised to report on the appearance of Lives proposed Stir' Assurance. - HENRY DESBOROUGII,• Secretary. o,earside, Londart,Jane, 18:',8.• • • . The•AGENTS for the Company at the followinuf 'hers. are Lir erp001....111 essrs. SW. AIN SON. Bc-HORNB IC, • • • 13, , ,,,h e o m f $ .B u ildinvi. North John -street. W. I - 1. I‘I'DOW ELL, • • .• 5, Exeliange-buildings.. 'Macclesfield, H. Turner • 'Manchester, R. & C. Harvey J:intes Rohineon • Oldh.:n, Johu Huncroft.. Pre -t„). Wm. 'Lan c a s t e r. Rochdale, James Hartley St Helens, John Ansdell. Stoctruirt, W. Dowttall: ClveYs'fon,. W. Postlethwaite. Warrington, Tho Mas Leigh. Wigan, F. Griffith. Appleby, E. Allinson Asiiton.underLl,ine, T. Tinnev P.la'eklitirn; IZ. Wilding Bolton, C. 'Hi Burnley atfil Todmorden, T. E. • Ilammerton. • Bury. Richard Lomax. Charily, Jnhn Latham Clitheroe, W. L..Oddey Lancaster, Thomas Albright. Leigh, T. Whitehead. SALE OF.PAINTINGS. NESSRS. TIIOS. WINSTA N LEY and 'SONS respect 7 fully announce, that they will SELL by AUCTION, at their Picture Gallery, in Church-street, DAY, (Tuesday,) the 26th,.T0-moaltow,. Wednesday,) the 27th, and FRIDAY, the 2')11 - i inst., at twelve o'clock precisely each day, An 'extensive Collection of PA INTIN GS, many of which are in the original state in which they were imported from the Con tinent ; and amongst them will be found, a fine Landscape. by Vinkerbooms; Birds and Still Life, by Weenix; Landscape, Pynakr'r; Ditto, by Ritysdael;,. Holy Family, by Murillo; In tei ior, VelascPies; Rattle Piece. Buorgonore; a - beautiful Land scape, by Thompswr, of Duddinasione; and many select and choice—Specimens of the Works of celebrated Masters of the Ancient and Modern SChools of Art. A fine Print of tiv, , (lThelsea Pensioners, after Wilkie; au,d . the Duke of Wellington,after Sir Thomas Lawrence, handsomely Framed. The whOle are Ordered for unreserved Sale, and Catalogues May be had at Gallery: FURNI FURL?, PINT(' cs, srocrc IV Ti: 10E, ko-., (4M\I).7U NC TIO 110,TE 1... LIME-ST 1: E ET, . By Messrs, T, WINSTA.NLEY and SONS, SONS,. To-MORROW (Wednesday,) the 27th„ and Fe nY 4 the 29th astant; at eleven o'clock each day precisely, no the Peemises, the Grand Junction, Hotel, Lime-street, by order (if the r2 Y.rtJuees, E.modern and useful HOUSEHOLD FURNITURE China, Glass, Table and Bed. Linen, an, Eight-day. Clock, Spring Dial:, large Bagatelle Boartl, Table Service of Painted Earthenware, Breakfast and 'l'ea services. of China; and other Effects of Mr. CheSwnrth, a Bankrupt. - -- • The FURNITURE is recently new and in good condition; and, comprises several Four.poq, French awl Camp Bedsteads, with Marine and Printed Calico Hangings, Feather Beds, Mat tresses and Bedding, Painted Chamber Articles in Dres s ing Tnides_ Chests of Drawers. Imifat wood Chairs, Dressing-glasses, Merino and other Window Cur tains, .. Fcnders and Fire-irons. The excellent MAHOGANY ARTICLES consist of several Sets of Chairs : Dining, Loo, Pembroke, and Card Tables, two Scroll Side Tables, Chests of Drawers, &c. The Kitchen Requisites and other usefulAriicle. Together with the BAR FITTINGS, including a Spirit Fountain. with Brass Taps. Spirit Kegs and Piping, Store Casks, a. Your-pull Beer Ehgine, quantity of -Partitioning, Ale and Spirit Measures, and a variey of other•useful sits. • . • .Also i ttie STOCK in TRADE, consistimr of Malt and Grain Whiskey, Rum, small quantities of Wine. Porter, Ceder, &c. - The whole to beviewed Tors DAY, the 26th, when Cata i logues may .be.had on the Premises,and of Messrs. Trios. WiNSTAN LEY and SONS, Church-street. EXMDINGLY CHOICE AND VALUABLE PICTURES. . AXIL HODGSON mast respectfully announces to the no -1111 bilify and gentry of Liverpool and its vicinitv that he will have the hrinuur'ol* offering for Public CoMpetition, at his Rooms, 60;Chureb-street, on Friday next, the 29th a Jane, 1833, at twelve o'clock prompt, a magnificent and coety co he tion of high-class PICTURES, by the most celebrated ancient and niodero masters; selected with great care from the different cabinets in.ltaly and the Netherlands, particularly from those of the Baron Luckhan4 and Van der IV, of llotterdath. in chid in , r elpice and undoubted specimens by NEITHER K. ' DU - JARDIN, DONI ENICiI INO, MI MI IS, CUYI'. RUYSDAEL, HACI:IIAERT, TEN! E i.:S, GI . ? p.:rzE. A I,BANO, Wl' N A N TS, 0 ST A D 3: t 4 TITIAN l . IWYSDALL AND VAN VANDIOINEETT; ;DERVELDE, . VAN DEll CAPELLA, POUS:'=IN, (' AN A LEM, ' JXI\I'STEIN,, SWANEVELDT , P. VERONESE, DU S A HT, ' &a. &c. . Seldom (lave Pictutes of so high a class been brought to the hairline' in Liverpool,, and it is with mooch confidence Mr. 11.01)GSON recommends this Collection to the notice of the most fastidious.. To afford sufh tent, ripportunitv.tir inspection, two clays prior to the sale will be appropriated to the .View, when descriptive catalogues may be had. NEW .Wiii3iiToN. Peremptorily,—On Fitt DA Y nest, the 29 liinstant, at fivein the afternoon, at the Egremont Uotel, in Liscard, in the county of Chester. 4. VERA' eligible Freehold Close of LAND, near to New .171,., Brighton, Liscard aforesaid, siwate.on.the.north side of the poblic.road leading from .1.1 - te shore to Wallasey, vontain ing la. 2r. 2p. of land, comprising a plot or area of 7,:;15 super , ficial yards.. or thereabnuts,' bonided eastwardtv the , Mes snags and Plantations in the occupation of,-- Bateson, Esq., westwardly by Land now or late' belonging to , th,e Representa tives of the late M. Juan Dean, and oil the south by the said public road. The propertY is wiihin five minutes' walk from New Brighton, in a rapidly improving and .respectable neighbourhood, com ' r.nandin , ! . extensive land and. sea. views, and is very eligibly . tituated'for 111101. I or further p.trtieulais apply to . Iklews. .LE!GIi and SAN DERS; SDliataS, . L . asliClL-StrePt. or Mr. DA vrus, Solicitor, Clarendon-builaio , s wl,cie a flan maybe seen. VALUABLE FICEPTIOLD PIibITTITY, EDGE=HILL. By Messrs. TROTTER. On Fein4y, the - 61 - h•day of July ne . X . t, at Two o'c:ock in the Afternoon, at . the 'Clarendon-rooms, South John-street, sub ject to such conditions of sale then to he produced, • LL that capital M V:H.::::UAGE or DW•tILL 1 G-110US"E, .110 W in the occup:xtion *of hi iss Carrie, with' an extensive GARDEN thereto belonging. Two — STABLES, Ltiti a COT TAGE behind the same, in the - respeCtiYe - ocCupations . of. W. IL .Lewin and Isaac ltooke, situate at the corner of Duke-: street and the Wavert re e- rom i,in Edge-hill, and containit4 , , to the front of Duke.street twetitv-two yards, of the I.Vavertree road fifty-five cards, and of Derby-Street 114-three }aids; or thereabouts.' •A• Well of excellent Water is on the Premises. Ftir 'further tiarriciilarS apply to Mr. n Dc.oN , Solicitor, Clarendon-buildings; or to Messrs. LACEs, CLAY and '.INI Solicitors, - Union-court, Castle -street, Liverpool.' . GLASS AND CH EM ICA I. WORK,S,,IN DUMBARTON. A o,lpll tiIVE S 4 LG. i On WEDNF.MA Y, the 4th day o f J u ly nex t, a t One ' o wait : i n the Afternoon', there will he exposed to' Public Sale, - iu the . Exchan - ge "Sale Rooms, Glasgow, ►HE•DUMBARTON - GLASS SiCHEMICAL,WORKS,, 1 as particularly described in former AdyertisernentS, with the:UTENSILS AND RAW MATERIALS OF MANU FACTURE: Further' particulars wiH be learned by applying, in Glasgow, to ALLAN FuLLAItTON, Esq., 11, West Nile-street; Messrs. MAC LAUCHLAN and STECI.; ALLAN H. FuLLAwroN, Esq., Writer there; in Greenock to Captain A nciiinA I.D SHANNIoN; and in Edinburt►h - to Messrs; II'ENN Y . and .WEBSTRU, W.,5., Royal Circus. Mr. FULL'AfIToi4 will exhibit a Plan of .the whole. . . BOTTLEWORK - AND;GROUNDS IN GABENOCK • FON. SALE; There will be exposed to . SA by Public Iloup, within the Tontine Inn, G reenuck, uu FRIDA yotie 13th day of July next, at One,o'clock afternoon, _ lirtllE very Elegant and 'Snbstantial CONE and oth - er Jr BUILDINGS. belonging to, and for Many years occupied as a GLASS-UOUSE or BOTTLEWUR K. by, the DUMBA r,- TON GLAsswonK Com ['ANY, with the Manager's I I ouSe, Garden, &c: The . .Grounds extend to two Acres and" three quarters im perial measure. They are _admirably situated on the east end Of the Bay of Cartsdyke, and, frMn this circumstance, as well as - their size and shape, and their having a private quay con meting-Mein. with the 'river Clyde, they ate pattieularly - welf fitted both for Public Works and for Buildings for Private Fa milies. Indeed, the properly can, with little difficulty, be so divided.that a street may be formed without touching on the Cone or Yard belonging to it, which .can, therefore, be wade available for the manufacturing of Bottles, or of airy other bulky article. Entry can be given ini - 4tediately, and, if required, the Men tensils necessary in the manufacture'of bottles can be tnid by a purchaser at a valuation. Further particulars trill be learned by applying, in Glasgow, to ALLAN FuLLA RION, Esq., West Nile-sticet ; Messrs. MAC LACHLAN and STEELE; or ALLAN 11. FULLARTON, Esq , wri ters there; in Greenock. to Captain ARCHIBALD SHANNON; and in Edinburgh, to Messrs. KENNY and WEasma, W.S., Royal Circus.. Mr.FULLARTON will exhibit a plan of the whole. Greenock, ith June, 1838. rO he SOLD by PRiVATE T REATY , a FREEHOLD IFIELD, at Aighugth,.on the Banks of the River Mersey, containing upwards of Twenty Statute Acres, partially sur rounded by 9 Plantation of 20 years growth, with a•frrintage to the river or 2TayardS, and Cotntuanditig extensive, varied, and picturesque views. . • • - • Apply to T. A. PALE. 41,,Hanover-street, who has in the r market nunterOus Lots of in 'and-about town, in value altogether of upwards of a • Million sterling. for diSpoSal in •LtO, front -X2OO to £20.000,- as well as Building-Land, or Land fur the erectjon 'of to, or Detached Villas. FREE:IOI,I3 LAND AND. BLTILDINGS, I.ti CTIt=Ar.4IDI:. "110 be SOLD. by •PiztvAT% TIMATY. nr TO 13 . . r. LET, in 3 one or mull. Lots. to snit the e..unveuinnee of Tenants, all t Nat oxt,nsite Piece of LAND, IYWELLING-lIOUSE, BUILDINGS, and I,IIIIN ACE eIIININEY, iif theapsitle. lately exeu'pied h Mo. SmduEt. 11.4tzvEV, as a Soanery and t,htif,etory. Contents neady . 3lX) Square Yards., For p,trtica'.a,'S dti the, Pri4m.4,toi• to 'Mr. ItiomAs . II A nvEy, Solicitor, Ntirlh Jolin•st.vet; LiverpOol. Irecho.'d of .11,1t.,ritonee. LI, that well'-known Licensed PU.BLIC-ItOUSE, the S;go of thellOOT and SI-10E, in LiscAnD, in the parish of Wallasey; on' the main. road . froin- Seoc , robe to and from Egremont to Wallasey, and froutNewltriei t t or i-, M'a gazines, &e. Theta is a large Garden opposite the. llo9se, Which may be easily converted into a Bowling Green, Tea GI r dens, Skittle or-Ouoiting Ground. Any spirited respectable person desirous of going into the above litw of busineos would realize a very handsome yeinutierat:on for their trou'ole, as Om nilmsses and Gars are continually passing to Leasowe's Gastie, lloytake, and )011.es of summer resort.—To save trouble, the lowest price is J:1300-4800 of whip may remain on mortgage fnr cp,o 1r ....), at Eve. pi,. cent. • For further Particulars apply t, Mr. Jnitul Nnrypt. Exchange-al tey.—lnimediate possession of the Premises will he given, the present Tenant retiring from business. YORKSHIRE FIRE AND I.IF INSURANCE COM PAM', ESTABLISHED 1821. iDAT3.TIFS having Annual Policies lab;ng due on th e 24 t h June, are re:,pectrully informed that they shouts renew the same within 'Fifteen Days from that date. • AGENTS : LA Dale-street, HANMEII, Jun.,) FREDERIC LA VA JOHN ATKINSON, Renwick-buildings. INDEPENDENT WEST MIDDLESEX itEOFFICE, 27, BAKER-STREET, PoßT , oil N-SQUA k, LONDON. • • CAPITAL—ONE 'MILLION, rirtlTE- Premiums charged by this CompanY'are, for Floating Policies, Bs. per Cent., and ot her mercaut risks from '2s to 3s lower than any other of the Loudon File Offices. 0101,L and .COOK. Agents, , 'Office, No. 177, top of Dale -street, Liverpool. THE 'LIVERPOOL FIRE AND LIFE INSURANCE CON: PAN EMPOWERED By ACT OF PARLIAMENT ! OPFICF„ ATEV.-STIM ET. CAPITAL, TWO MILLI'ONS , - • rausTers. . - • . 1 Sir 'lhonias Braneker, William Brown, Esq. ' I - Adam Hodgson, ESq. • - • • nutEcronS. George Holt, Esq., Chairman. Thomas Couth, Esq., and Itiehard Edwards, E - sq., • Depiity-Chairnien. - - . • Timothy Bourne, Esq. • Geo. IL Lawrence, Esq. Thomas'Brocklehauk,•ESq. Andr e w M e lly, - Esq.• • ~ .. Nathan•Ciurns, t:sq. - James M oo n, Escl. Witliaat Claxton, Esq., Lewin Mozley, ESq. • William•DickSon, Esq. William Nicol, Esq. WilliatrrEarie, jun., Esq. Charles S. Parker, Esq. Joseph C.. Ewan, Esq. James .Powell,'Esq. Ortherod Ilevworth. Plsq. J,4lin llidg*ay, Esq. Joseph'llernty, Esq. •William'Smith, Esq. - AUDITORS,. - • • Daniel James, Esq.. aril 'Robert Lewin Bolton, Esq. MEDICAL: 11EFEREES. James Carson, M.D.; Hubert Bickersteth, Esq. . . ' tinnvEYOrt.—John Steiraii. Esq TNSURANCES igt,inst . 1.1.. E may be effected with this _I. Company on Property of every description, as well in - Foreign Countries as throughout the United Kingdom; Persons whose Policies with this Company expire on the 24th 'instant, are respectfully reminded that, for their own security, they ShOuld renew them. within. !Alen fl a s s from that date; and those who have hitherto been insured in other Offices, but prefer the protection of 'an Institution whose Directors reside amongst themselves, ale informed, that they .may remove their- Insurances without expense. No charge is made for the policy in ally case. ' Assurances on Lives will he granted on fAvonrable terms. SWINTON - BOULT, •Secretary. Li. rpord, 18th June; 1838. NOItWICII UNION. FIRE INSURANCE MOCIETY. CAPITAL, .£550,000. DI it EcT o s. ' President—EDWAßD T. BrinTrt, E'sq. Vice-President-7-Lieutenant-Colonel il ARVEY. A. liaison, Esq. I. Preston, Esq.," Recorder 'of George Morse. Esq. • Norwich. v. Herring, Esq. • Charles Eyans, - Esq. colonel Sir Robert John Edward Steward, Esq. Harvey, C.B. Lewis Evans,•Esq., George Steppings, Esq. Capt.. T. Sect el4ry-- , S A WILL BICNOI.II, Esq. 11 - THE Public are respectfully reminded that all Insurances renewable in the Liverpool Agency on the.24lh of Jura, must be paid at the _Office, Exchange -street West, on or before the 9th - day of Jut.r,•or the Society will cease to be liable for the Sums Insured, ' • The confidence of the Public in the stability of the Company may be inferred from this fact, that. the amount of the business nonexceeds FIFTY-Foultuit.Lioris, and is still increasing. : This Institution - is distinct from the Norwich Union Life In to] ra Lice Society. Prospectuses may he bad of .li. L. Ali LLEN, At the Society's Office, Exchange-street West, Liverpoo). • TREASURERS, - • THE LIVERPOOL BOROUGII BANK. EiYaration. ITALIAN LANGUAGE AND LITERATURE: SIGN OR ZANDOTTL M.A., of Rome, late Professor in the Universty of Dublin, has the honour to announce to the Nobility and Gentry of Liverpool and its environs, that be gives iitstreviion- in--the-ITALIAN -LANGUAGE and its LITE RATURE in Private Families and Schools. A OpseationS to he made to the Professor at his residence; BG, Eold-street; where also -may he. had, Prospectuses of his Two New Worksop the Italian LangOage. 4 `,* Regular attendance at Chester and Manchesta , . MIL F. N. ER [TI-I, - TEACHER OP THE PIANO-FORTE. T the Close of , the • i - Your; when from. various causes [leads of ['amiliecaivd Pruteipals of Schools are - sortie 11118A indr.coil !o alter their previirus.arrin , rements, , M r. F:. N. E. reAlectfully solicits. their pat: ono;:e, and begs to assure them that his attention to - the ,improve Inent of his. Pupils, aliether they be begin ners.'or those who are:altea.4 far atlvatced, shall be such as to jusiify„thetn io iionouring him .with their support. No. 8, Russell-sireet. N.B:—An 7 , ccplieilt Square PIANO-FORT[: fur SALE. DANCING. • JIUM PRA YS respevihilly intarms his Friends and the (;entry of Liverpool txpnprally, that his 'Academy, corner of Falliner-street.ancl St. • Brid4-street, will RE-OPEN on Titutt§p“,. the `2lithot July next. Attendance at two oklockl. can's of. Terms to.- he-had af Mr. II (311 FRAYS, Berkeley- . street,. at the upper corner of Newington and Mount Pleasant; or at Mr. JAMES Simi - ifs Music Warehouse, Lord-itreet. EDUCATION. A T Mr. ARROWS:II 1T11'.5 ACADEMY, Winton-house, I& near Brotrh, Westinor,tand. YOUNG GENTLEMEN aro BOARDED and•INSTIZUCTED inifibe English, Latin, and Greek Languages. in. Drawing, NV t ing, Arithmetic, Merchants' Accounts, Geography, with the Use of the. Globes, and the MatheMatics, at 18 or 20 Guineas a-year. French, , br , a - Resident 'Master, at Ilalf-aA;uinea a quarter. Diet, liberal and unlimited. No vacations. Further. .particulars may he . had of Mr. M GUFFIE, 89, Old Hall-street,. and of Mr. A. for a few days alter the 21st of July, between Twelve and Two o'clock, at the Commercial Inn, Dale:street, Liverpool: DANCING. ESSITS. llUMFRAligandttlDDENSfrespeetfully in -1.V.1 form their - Friendc, and the Gentry of Liverpool generally, that their.PARTNEIZSIIIP was DISSOLVED on the 21st instant.; LIVERPOOL FLINT GLASS AND'I3LACK•BOTTLE COMPANY, No. 2, SOUTH JOHN-STREE 7', Two DOORS FRoNI LORD-STRECr. EORGE M'DONALI) begs to inform the l'ublie, - that he is appointed MA NAGEIt and AGENT in • Liverpool for the above Company, anti that every Article in FLINT GLASS' and BLACK BOTTLES will be Sold here at the Manufactu rer's-Prices, with.a.liberal Discount for Casb ; 'and as there is no other Establishment of this .sort in Liverpool for Wholesale' .linsiness.only, Exporters and others in the Trade will be better and more promptly supplied here than they can be from any' one Marutfacttiter. _ _ • G. still continues his own Manufactory in Itnhert-• street, where erPrt: article in FLINT . GLASS, CtIANDE LIERS'ami LlJS'i — a ES is Cut to Pagel n, and at 27, Loan sTnacTi-entner of NoaTit JOIIN , STREET, where h has the REST ASSORTE.I) STOCK IN TUE WORLD now Selling 25 per cent. under at Alattufaettirer in the Kingdom. MUSIC AN I) MUSICAL INSTRUMENT REPOSITORY. 191, LONDON-ROAD.: ( Two Doors bidow the Blind Asylum) V I 11.. THOM I'SON begs to ,infilonf 4 rhis Fiends and the ie Public, and also Visitors of Liverpool, that he has con stantly :on Sa:e, all the NEWEST - MUSICAL PUBL - 1, -. ~CATIONS, both Val arid I nsti umentol, ;Is soon as published; -41,-o a choice7Sfock 0r Elegant I'IANO-FORTES, splendid :Double-action HA PS, by • Er:it and Co , Guitars, Flutes, Violins, Steel Bons of the best Ft such manufacture, and alt all kinds of Military Instruments; several fine bLd Violins and Violoncellos, of the most celebrated Makers. PIANO- F-ORTES - lent Oti• hire. Mi+itary Bands furnished with rilinents oa the shot test notice. -. MusiC copied. Instru- Mews Toned, Repaired, and taken itr ENclringe. A'regalar supply of New Music weekly from London. P.S:—Tfie Trade supplied' with Cases for Instruments of every description, and Covered Strings, on the shinest notice. Nn'e.muecti;in with Itny other - House* • JEWELLERY, (IF the same superior taste' and 'quality as kept by the first VP London Houses, in Suits, Neck awl Guard Chains, Brace lets, Rings, Bcooches, Eartintrs, Pins. Studs; &C,' SILVER' PLATE, . - AND SUPERIOR SIhVER-MOUNTED PLATED GOODS, which are with confidence reeomtttended to those who study economy, - ae they will be • foundi to answer all the purpose of Silver, the quality being,the best, and the prices,although higher than the common Plated Good Y, will he found bj he trifling . , compared' with Silver, and may lie had' in Waiters; Tea Sets, Bread and Cake Baskets, Candle s ticks, Cruets, Dessert Knives amid FUrks,'Szt. TMOTAS 13?!IN101:6, GOLDSMITH. JEWEL nail SI 1,1"/MgMITIT, 18, 1;01,1)-S 1 . 11.E,ET. LI V I::1121'001„ FitoM DISMORS AND SONS, MANZTAcTCHERS TO 111 E nt, 1,()N 10N: N.li —Orders executed with. expedition and in the nettres ashion, being in daily communication with tics London Manua" act orv, TO•THE PUBLIC.--TROTECTION AGA UNST THEFT; "INDELIBLE . MARKING, INK, for Marking• LINEN, &c., tequiring .no preparation, and preplred upon sound principles of Chemistry. The object of introducing this invaluable article to the notice of the Priblic has long been a consuleration, and the inany'at. tempts to obtain the desired object has, with a few- exceptions, proved unsatisfactory: The .laws of Chemistry - are peculiarly defined 'end called into action,• from the nicety of the correct proportions required to succeed' in prepaiing• this' invaluable family requisite. The leading features are to give security to• property,. to save-time, trouble; and inconvenience, and from its portability, to supersede all Other preparations of the kind. Prepared by THOS. 11 EN Y HOY, Pharmaceutical Che mist, at General Wholesale Parent illedicine Warehouse, • •20, Smith Sohn-street, and Retailed by .hrIIIAS Owen, Chemist, London-road; Joshua Siddley,•Chemio. London-road; George hemist, Dole-street; Peter Roberta, Chemist, Rune lagh-street ; James Bradford, .Chemist, Dale-street, and N ile street ; J. B..Eggleston, .Chemist, Bytom-areel ; —Li verpoo l . Samuel Ardagh, Chemist, Waterford. Joseph l'age, Chemist, Cork. - plo SWLI) 0 Q II YGEIAN HERB PILLS. for the etre. cr nal extirpation of every species anal symptom of the SYPHILITIC DISEASE, and the disorders aribing from improper treatment. Prepared and sold liv the so!ri •Proprietor, at -No: 51:-SEEL-S1 E EET, LIVERPOOL. - In boxes at earh. Warranted not to co twin COPA ll'A; . CODEBS, or any deleterious ingredient. ' *** With each Box is • given a Treatise an 'Venereal and Syphilitic Disei:ses, with observations on seminal weakness &e. .Sze., containin g hints worth knowing by those who are;-or have been sufferers to this drew - Kul and devastating malady. 1)r. 1)AVI ESON i'ontinnes to direct his attention to thosedis orders arising - frorn-the too fCee and indiScriminale indulgence of the passions, w hi c h no t' o n ly ticcaion a notneronS tram . sit nervous Affeetions, but also entails on its votaries ail the ener vating imbecilities of old age. In that distressing state of de bility and deficiency, whether the consequence of baneful ha hits, excessive drinking, or any other causeliv which the powers of the constitution become enteelded, he offers a firm, safe, 4nd speedy restoration to sound a pil vigorous health. It is a melancholy-tact that thousands fall victims to the ye. nereal disease, owing Lo the unskilfulness of illiterate men, who, by thi. use of that deadly poison, Mercury, ruin the constitution, and when th e gre A t Doctor Swedour lieeime Professot it Ley den University, heoeonfet red an' invaluable benefit upon man kind by the discovery of hi. franii Panacea, for the ture of this I s e e i l l i s h al able iiu .' i e t n t i l i a l s 6 s i o n i t i:ih t N : . 1 . 1i . i e .9 1 .. t did itl ' i l :i l v is i:l7t v v e , l:y a ti e d t tl i s t e e d a Wft r h e.a t t h e e r untlevialini4 success in the mo l t. mi n ut e • ;1 rid• intricate cases' of .the delicate complaint. for the cure of which they have linen so long celebrated. The time of these Pills thrmichout German Sr, caused their speedy jntrilduction into almost every country. The cfrtaintv with whicli they were continuallyntlaninistered,can be attested by Many tlitoisands. In fict, 41i1Ping the-lurigi.conti neutal: war they were:the inseparable encripsniiM iirliPsafegtiarl of the soldier, in all cases where the Blii..thhiSt sistsrsieitin (if infee tiOn Was entertained. .Wllat..metheitiel.tmithd..hiiit e , a . po r ;,pim i te f than that which has giveirsuch generalisliti , ifaietian;? The li yge... iiol li el) Pills root out eve, v particle of insidious poison, puri fying In their prog..ess the Wlfoletniss'afloids. They , not only-' remov e the disease, .hitt rervivirte4;it.their action the different fitections of the b ids expelling-titre grosser larmotins,.and in a manner so Mild .and.iiniperoeiatilileoas to 'convince the Moat' Me' tilieal .of their .ustanisliiiig and unequalted , powers.' The n'll 4 tersontain inervtimmor any othec.minerat, •iind may t; • taken without the ylijk. s t s ., ) ,i e i on o f discovery—they require ns restraint of. dirt,ilosiirif dime, or :liinitrance of 'business. but effect a coniptrte cure, 'without the least expcsitreto•th patient.' At any period .when the slightest susoicion 'may exist.: it wili'lie• well to haVe reciiiirseto Abe 'lvy:elan' Herb Pitts, for when taken before the disease has *lade its apnearance it acts,as . a certain' preventive, by moving the comphtint eifeetually and secretly. The deploiable state in which mans, persons' have been when — visiting the proprietor, filial the use of. mercurt, reader it •ijrt 'pdrat iVq. i-V necessary liica ut mit the public against that da;Ugerous • mineral when injudiciously administered. . These Pills sliiulit henna pottion.of all Medicine Chests,' by sea ant land, and ot ellit neveriii-beom itted by any person go in g a lung yovage.or low nev ; • their properties are such that-neith e r' heat nor c o ld. will iniure their quality, or prevent thedue' effects on thi, const itit ion. Dr. Davie kiin will attend daily at his residence, from Eight in 11 .1 OW 11 , 1,71;11 . 0 tin Teil I alight , (on Sundays from Nina' ill T wo,) wh e re he gives advice to all applicants taking any .of his preparations, SCITI4OCT A FES. LetAeis '(posts"paid) enchising a remittance, answerelAy•te- , . • d Medicines punctually tr,aistaitted to ' any• addresi Lim, an either bs initials or name. No. 51, SEEL-STREET, LIVERPOOL.