The Liverpool Standard and General Commercial Advertiser. — Liverpool, Merseyside, England, 1838-03-23 00:00:00

--'t~~~~~ ) z'z "r 1 ' :?, ST v DIE& . To. •oleset.wilh-deqxvich. .• For :111 AURITTUS, The Ship DUKE OF LANCASTER, JAs. BA nGittEAVES,' Uommander ; Burthen pet-register:sBs tags.—For freighter passage (having very superior ,eatin :accommodations) apply to Messrs. .ToHN , GLensToNa.aneli;o. ; orto • BOLD and STARKEY. • 'WIEST . 'INDIES. s. ... , . To sail about the 10th April. For' DEM ERARA, The -Ship , , S"A: Ni IT II A C Ii , •' • • !.1 AS. EtISP IVA bl,irtiaSter 1 Buithen .V 5 tons.—Forqissage.- huiting., superior accommoda tions, apply to • '.S.A.NI)I3AGEIt lINNE, - and Co. Dmi.rry;ri ,a,:nravtirr,A. ;•.-:,'6. ( For ,5.1 T ,. 0 sa A if N in D m ß e B di w ate .. i s y. , • - 'The' Bairitie'F.A.SQUE, N. 8., GRORGE •Staeroni.t, Commander ; Bo rtlien per register 215 lons.—For•freig;it or passage apply to Messrs. JoHWGLA:ostosE•and Co. ' or to ' • - • • JAMES POOLE and-Co. 104' ST. ANDREAPS, N. 8., direct, • The fine-new Batque•FII'ANCES LA.WSON e fr -• —_.—, Commander; • Burthen •per register 325 tons ; now lying in the- Queen's Dock, and will have quick despatch.—For freight or assage, having good'accoinmodations, apply to B. WattuT, Campbell-street ; G. B. Baowk, Exchange-allej , North ;. or to CANNON, MILLER, and CO. • , • ...,... F 2l oi- R ' , Regular Trader. , ' fli" `",-- The .Baroue CAPTAIN. ROSS, 4, . . D.. B-Monfog, Master ; 3 10 Gons,.A 1, British bailt,:and coppered; .bas superior accorn ,modations : for- cabin passengers,•and . a considerable part of her vatta.being-zea.dyforshipmeut, she will have early-despatch.— Apply to JOSEPH FROSTE and -Co. On account of wham it may concern On SinxDAY next, the instant,'aOrweive eelock, at the Shed, north end Prince's 'DoCk,' 400 Balei . Surat CO'rTON, . . Saved from the wreck of the Jghti Stamp, from Bombay.—Apply to 'l'. and H. LITTLE DA Lt: and Co.) Brokers. 1110LYNEUX, TAYLOR, and Co. UNITED STATES. To-taillm the 30th instant. • Y r- For NEW YORK, hiThe very fine first-class American Ship ta - MO4 SAINT MARk, , "!... Captain PL.Flot,rats ; 0 then'sso s tu tons; copper-tastened, and will be coppered this voyage, nnt,two , years old, sails very fast, is a.:first-rate , Ecinvcyance, and has good accommodations fur a few Cabin Fissengers.-;-For , terins of which, anti the rate of freight, apply to the Captain on board, in No. 5 Graving Dock, at present, • -urin Prince's , Daticafteethe 24th instant, of to ' • ' WADDINGTON, - HOLT, and'Co. --•••'‘ • . For NEW YORK, Thenewand powerful Steam Ship SIRIUS, •,:j „Li :i•". s ! * JVA . . tops, and 320.1torse power, • Lieut. RICHE , . ROBERTS, R.N., Commander, Is inteuilecito sail from the LONDON DOCKS, on the 23tft instant„af.T.en -iftlock ' in. thd. Morithigi calling nt CORK HARBOUR, and to sail from thence on MONDAY, the 2d of,April, at Tw - elve o'clock atN .- min. 'FARES Cabin, 35 Guineas, including Wines, Provisions, and Bedding. Second Cabin, 20Quinea.s.,ancluding Provisions and Bedding. Steerage, 8 Guineas, including Provisions. ,( Phirty feetiLug,gage allowed fir each 'Cabin Passenger. . • . ~.ditto -Second Ten ditto 'Steerage Ditto. -'Exclusive of Bedding. ilieturning -from New• York on theist of Mac. This Vessel,haviug.beeu at work for nearly Eight Months, the Vie:finery has been fully tried, and her great mieed 'aieertained. Vile. /Cabins , ctre - firted.up for theacconaniodation of•Yamilies Further information afforded onapplication to MACGREGOR 'LAIRD 'British and American Steam Navigation Comp an y , Cornhill.; Ito the Saint George. Sm.. teapack.'et 'Offices, 137,: Leadenhallstreet, London,. at Rotterdam,• Hatubutgh, Hull, Glasgow, Edinburgh, Dublin, Cork, • ' or Clarence. Dock, Liverpool. For 'NEW YORK, • The GREAT ,WESTERN,'Steam-Ship, , J .,,,.. 4.A. :of 1,310' tuns r.egister,! , • . . V 1,.. .4'R , =-, With'Engines of 450 horse power, ''''''' ~'--' Lieut. J l O lll •11 °SVEN, RAC.XiIiTIIIIRIIder ; -{ ~ •• . . lill,ill sail from BRISTOL at . Two p.m, en itte 7Eh A pril. This Ship is built with an'extraordivary degree of streagtb, end equipped for the sole purpose' of .maintarninir a constant Souarounicatioa between* England and,New York. - Previously to her sailing she will have iwide several trial trips to sea, and her passage from the Thames to Bristol. She stows with ease s plAvippt,p34l for twenty-4ive-days' steaming,. at full consump tion. It is unnecessary, therefore, to incur the delay of calling at Cork. lweiny_ei Iler accointirodations comprise one .hundred and g,h‘i sleeping places for one class of passengers, divided u. e . '"L'en upper , saloon state rooms, under saloon state rooms, ' t te r c n ulY 3 i. rh.,fore cabin (in point of cotauemience equal to bitiS,4°9ll, and having attached to it a distinct steward's este (ini rn "r, to be used or not at the pleasure of the passengers,) t , state rooms in the pdorr or caddy ; besides which there. are 4 . ,_ t e n , CIT . et"etY); ( ib e e.(l, places for.serraats. •The provisions, , wines, the' Great Persons scription,and of the best quality. desirous of securing state rooms will please apply at hit at Western Railway Office, London; Messrs.-GIBBS, M " . " I ', and C 0.., -Liverpool; Messrs. Ilamturota, 'Glasgow ; Great rll. r 11A LI, Cork; and to C, . CLAX.TON, 111anaging Director, 11 , estern Stearn-ship Office, Bristol. Pas ~, money to be paid on booking. Rates to New York, .:3'5 "n- guineas .; from New - York, T.) 'guineas;; children under `thirteen . years and servants; half price ; stewards' fees .each Way , £l. 1 - os. For Families a reduction will be made iu pro llortiow to their numbers and the berths they require. To 'o'ff'icers on duty in her Majesty's servica, and their families, some.allowance will be made for travelling expenses to Bristol, and ; hose,from the,depot at Cork will have.the.r passage money bythp regular steamers to Bristol allowed for. . ' N'ty letters will be taken except upon . payment at the rate of one/ shilling the-Single;sheet: newspapers and- slips threepence • itach. Pa wets in proportion to the size kind weight : , anda:tunall cluawity. of light goods at 4:;) pet tou. 6pecie aud.valuo.bles, ~ half. per cent. . , ' Lis intended the Great Western should start from New York mu her.returnto Bristol (which port has been - fixed . upOn-as'the best for a western departure-and arrival, and at the same' time t?PPve4ient distance froth-the metrupolis) between the Ist and 41 11'of May. A Surgeon of high quittiflcations is engaged, and It t tiiiiirchliilot for the Bristol 'Channel and! Irish - C(rast.',is at ; tticited)to the ship; and the Captain kluirteetly acquainted Aigt,tbe.caastuf and entrances-to New York and. Losig . lsland Sound. ' lor further particulars apply to the parties above-named ; •atutif bpittter-(post , iaid} to OHRISTONIEtt CLAXTON, tlivaagiug Direvior, Briatoi; or to - • GIBBS, BRIGHT, and Co., Liverpool. attain Nabigatton. DUNDALK AND LIVERPOOL. ilt t ii,\A'i\, _ . .The.new Steamer •VINN MAC COULL, 4011 N HUTCHESON. Master ; ► A I t. -4 4 .7,.. 500 tons register, and 2'20 horse power - ''' ~ ,, ,,t..- i -r-'. And the well-known Steamer GLASGOW, ...t;::,,,,i •., ' . JOHN WILLIAMS, Master • • , Will sail during the.mouth of March, from LIVERPOOL every MONDAY And THURSDAY, DUNDALK every TUESDAY and•SAVIRDAY. . _ . • . ._ - • - , Froto. the Clarence Dock, with Goods and Passengers, PAAft.oND3Y uesi,,the 26th instant, at light, in the Evening: 4-4 , 0 Y IQ THOMAS 111'TEAR,,17,. Water-street. For-DUBLIN - AND. BELFAST. ti°A.i\\• - THE . CITY OF DUBLIN ' STEAM-PACKET CO•MP'ANY, a r" INCORPORATED BY ACT 'OF ' PAR EIAME NT. The aboie , Cothpany sail their VesselS, (with oi• 'without Pi/oo 4 ) , tal4itig fEt4ods and Passengers to the following ports; os.me,ly,. • ' . , . To Deg kIN Daily. To BELFAST; every Wednesday, The.kievi Steamer ATI-MONK- on WEDNESDAY next, the 2‘ooa.i4o.,aqt, at.Teit. o'clock` in the Evening,•. from :the•Cla. , rence.Doci:. ' "tie pi inctple of this Company is that of attaching all Im porters and I,'A,porteis by . n. -Division of the Profits among then', i4fieq,pay meat of the Dividends—thus creatitts, , a community of ititerest,sibetwee.o, th.e. Sbip.pers and Shareholders- , -a-.principle which'veill,b os t guarantee to its Proprietors a certainty of their Dividends, and to Shippers of all descriptions of 'Goods and Live. Stock the havinvt a well supported Establishment of first, olassNivantertt i and .the.lowest xate of Freight compatible with e. due attetkcispk.to.their m a i ntenance. Apply to SAMUEL PERRY, 27, Water-street. SEALING WAX. AND WAFERS. VRIMERICK. 111'0E; (Manitnicturer to the Bank of Eng .'? laWd-;) 'No'. 27; WEST or, Ur-Sot:rut CASTLE -STREET, (late 14,90 i-lame,) fritAa ,Np. o:Fleet.street, Lundop; respectfully in-' vit,e,s t 41,1ehAiou„ o f,M erebants. Stationers; :and the Publi e .t o his,,,Stock or SEALING WAX and WAFERS, of various iitialilies and prices; and• begs tomfdr, to Expoiters, his POS'r oF,BICB WAX, which, , from its pure • qualit rand moderate' pace, i s Well adaptedifor Shipping.. manufacturing 04 the Premises, be executes, with prompt des patch, Wholesale and Etnort Orders ht London Prices. • -Wine' Merchants' BOTTLE WAX, East India, BAWD, and ot her. Wax, suitable-for Exportatiow; with .litivaveri' and. . Door-plate Wax, made,nurposely, for that. trade, LONDON dud LIVERPOOL PAPERS on. Sale-daily. WM. ELLEY and SON, BOOT A ND SHE M UF SHOE - 'rerivas, respectfully - beg to submit to their Friends and the'rublic o their,LlST of-PRICiLS, which:in,accordance with. tixeir : pr,tuciples tbey have made, such, further Reductions in as the state of the trade will admit, without deterioration of quality,, dutabilfty, ot style. And SON 'gratefully acknowledge past favours, 49d bemby,lbgir.superior, articles and system of business' to Merit a continuance of the same. GENTLEMEN'S ~ 8. LAMES' S. d Best C a lf 'W e llin g t on Bontili I Best Cloth Boots Stgut. calf WaLkingShn'es.b. 7 p Best Overall Dress Sh oes s ilk li ne d ..• • 6 I Orders executed for Exporta • 25 1 / 4 •ALI3iO,IN-BLJJ 1.3),1NC . . ..And" 155, DA Lion and Home Consumption. LE-STREET. WHIP MAN-UFACTORY. ISLINGTON LIVERPOOL. OHN- WATKIN,begs leave 'to .6ffer 'to the notice of the Nobility and. Gentry his Wel:wive assortment of RIDI NG Iid' bit IV ING WHIPS, coin prisiug ahnost every. description m faskionable use: ' - • jHand Whips mounted in solid Silver. Wire, Gilt, •on Silver 1 71 . re, and Gold. A'• 'sPieutlid neiv Racing Whip, in Octagonal Silver Ferrule ; a ut4,,a ncwAlaialtibone I.3vattleA:Gig Whip . . Thts.Whip, fon service is the best thing ever offered in the Trade. • Gig, 'Carrie CI Tandem, Pair, and Four-Hotse A t , . • Le, turn, e. "aul)a, rn Brass, I vpry; , Gextnary,',and real Silver. • ' y.very possible attention being paid in the various branches of this Manufacture, the Pi oprietor can, in confidence, recotn- I . " t he", Golda 4S polot.of finish i and , sterling as t Taterial : in fact, s om e o f t h ose C rops h ave b een. un d er sea .';llll)g the li , og . 'period of Sixteen years ; and as the Stoil: of 01 4 ,r 4,6 lted. Croplois litiona -less th an 1200 Docen.- something _ ie.can, at a ll t i mes , b e selected .11. those Gentlemen who e particular in this necessary, elegant, and usefUl Article. 4, c l a-rirtz.supply of Patella. SbeievSkin.Givr eind•ChariOPßUgs, nad in Scuts for Half and Parlour -Doors. 'MESSRS. PERRY and •Co., SURGEONS, may be per -114: sonally consulted from Nine in the Morning till'Ten at Night,' and on Sundays from Nine till Two, at N 0.23, SLATER-STREET, near-Duke-street; Liverpool, (private entrance first, door up the passage .1 No. 2,- Bale street, Lower. Moslev-street, , near to St. Peter's Church , ' -. Man c h es t er , and N 0.4, Great Charles-street,•Birmingham': of• whom may be had (gratis) with each box of pills their Treatise on Venereal Disease, Gonorrhoea, Gleets, and Stricture, I:in cluding Practical Observations on Seminal Weakness, arising fr om early abuses, so that all persons can obtain an immediate Cure, with ease, secrecy, and safety. his a melancholy fact, that thousands fall victims to the Ve , nereal Disease, owing to the unskilfulness of illiterate men, • who, by the use of that deadly poison, Mercury, ruin the con stitiition, and cause ulcerations, with blotches on the head, face, and body, dimness in, the' sight, noise in the ears, deafness,, obstinate gleets, and nodes on the. shin bones, till atieugth a general 'debility and decay of the constitution ensues, and a melancholy death puts a period to their dreadful sufferings. PERRY'S•PURIFY LNG - SPECIFIC PILLS; - price 2s. 9d. and lls:'per bin,' a certain;' safe, and the most speedy remedy ever discovered for the permanent arid effectual cure of venereal diseases,—gonerrlicea, gleets, strictures,` seminal' Weakness, in-the-Icing, affections of the kidneys, - gravel, ltiMbago,-16Cal debility,•irritation of the bladder or urethra;-'and Other diSeases of tire' urinary passages. frequently performing a perfect .cure in the short space of three days - , by ohe small pill fir a dose, with 'ease, seer*, and safety.' The certainty With which they are continnally - a4ministered tan be'attested by 'than y thousands. 'lle Specific, Pills root out every particle' Of insidious "poisoti, , ' purifying iu their progress the - whole mass of fluids.' They not only remove the disease;-but renoYate,by their action the.differ ent functions of the body, expelling the grosser bun - lout-a, and - io a manner so m ild and-imperceptibl e as 't o conv i nce -the- mos sceptical of their astonishing and unequalled powers. They neither contain mercury nor any other mineral, and -may be taken without the slightest suspicion OfidiscOvery: They require nit restraint of 'diet, loss of time, or hindrance of business: but effect. a complete cure, without the •least exposure to the patient. • At any period when the slightest suspicion may exist, it will he well to -have recourse to- the 'Specific Pills, for when taken • before the disease has made its appearance it acts as a certain-' preventative, by moving the complaint effectually and secretly.•• Messrs. PERRY, Surgeons; Continue to direct their studies to those dreadful debilities arising from the too free and indis criminate indulgence of the passions, which not only-occasion a numerous train of nervous affections, and entail on its votaries all the enervati ng imbecilities of old age, but weaken and destroy all the bodily . ,senses, occasioning loss of imagination, • judgment, and memory, indifference and aversion for all plea sures.' In that distressing state of debility or deficiency, whether the consequence of baneful habits, excessive drinking, or any other cause, by whi c h t h e powers of the constitution become enfeebled, th ey o ff er and vigorous health. a firm; safe, and speedy restoration to sound PERRY'S' VEGETABLE PILLS are well known for the certain and 'effectual remedy of secondary symptoms, veneteal eruptions, pains in the bones, ulcerated sore throat, diseased nose, chronic rheumatism, scrofula, scorbutic • and. glandular . affections, local and ge nera l nocturnal pains in the head and limbs, depression of spirits, and a ll dis e ases arising • from an inipiire state of the blood. Those Pills are worthy a place in the cabinets of masters and captains of ships, the' more so, as they will keep good in all climates any length of time.- Letters from the country, post-paid, containing a remittance for ntedic'ine. will he immediately answered. 23, SLATEItbSTREET, NEAR DUKE-STREET, LIVERPOOL. DESIRABLE COUNTRY RESIDENCE FOR SALE. May be entered upon on the lot May neit: rwl() he SOLD by PR 1 \TATE TREATY, CR E ENT! ELD I HOUSE, pleasantly situated hi West Dhby, trAtitig Croxteth, about four miles from the LiyerPb d'Ekchanze, to gether' wittilhe. watled•Garden and Orchard; well stocked with .choice Fruit Trees, Ilet=houSe, and the - Land adjoini ng ; the whole comprising about 4A. 'ln. 9e., statute Measure. The 116tise contains -an • excellent Drawing-tooin, Dinitrown, StOre.l.ootri, very sUperihr Kifelithis and Paiitries on the ground floor: Ilte,kkfast-room, - You'r Bed-rooms 7 lh'essiug•-noO uls with 'Hot and-Cold Baths and Water-cl4et, otilhe tecutlfioOr, and three'Re4l-tooms on the third floor;' a gocid Dairy, and excer lent Cellar. The Outbuildings consist of Stabling for Six Horses, Coach-house Harness-room, with Servants'-room above; , Cow-Kruse, &c.—For further particulars -• apply - to ,AsniEflßtioTwans, Water-Street, Liverpool. i~! 9 ~' ~ ~ , Voi- Xl.---No. 5458. i 41a1.0 ,o auction. Azige4r .0* " • ,w, ;A lt • 4L " f" ;l 'e rI P • 44: • 49 t. , #.( 4 r ^ 4 .t 144-' .; i 5 .•. • ` St ). .."4 t:f e' 410," i. . L. NY is ' 7" I - . "P' A ri 4 .$ \ s , ' pie 1 " , r/. • 1.4. • - *f t - .4 4 4 " 0 • ci t k IX. A , • I . , • 0 • . - r, ,N- T••` Trils DAY. THIS DAY, (Friday,) the 23d - inStant, at Twelve o'clock, at IBuchartan and Browne's'Office, Chiball-street, AO 'Fiercest aatnaica 1w Barrels , ~COFFEr.. Apply to Mes.srs . ..tlosAcK and BOYD, Merchants, or to BUCHANAN and BROWN N; Brokers. VicYNIYAIr: On Mo IN DAY next, the 26th instant, at Twelve 'o'clock, at 'No. 9, Olrlhall-street, 90 Bags Benares SUGAR, Damaged by seawater; landed ex Isabella Cooper, from Cal cutta.—Apply to 'GLADSTONE and SERJEANTSON, Brokers. On MONDA Y next, the 26th instant,'at One o'clock, 'at Bateson ' .an'd Offiee, °Mall-street, 300 Canisters MUSTAR D 'SEED OIL; averaging 401 b. each, 400 Balesteleeted JUTE; • • Landed ex , Isabella . ehOper, from Calcutta.—Apply to Messrs. APLEoK-I-lovS•rorr. and Co.. Merebafits. or to • BA'PESON and HORSFALL, Brokers. TTrgx•A",v 7 Postponed .from This Day, the 23d instant, TO TUESDAY next, the 27th instant, at Twelve o'clock, at Bushby, Son, and Parker's Office, ,ICq. 9, Exchange-alley, 21(3 RarrelsCOFFEE, • •lfl 241 Bags Ex Ringmahon Casale, from TrinidA.—Apply to Messrs. T. and 11. MURRAY. Merchants, or to BUSHBY, SON, , and PARKER, Brokers. - VVEDIVESIIAIr: On WEDNESDAY next, the 28th instant, at One o'clock, at No. 9, 01dhalt:street, 5() FUSTIC, • • Et 'Laurel, fromsavanilla.—Apiilylo Messrs. JonnAN and MAGRATH, Merchants, or to GLADSTONE and SERJEANTSON, Brokers. On WEDNESDAY next, the 28th instant, at One o'clock, at Buchanan and Browne's Office, Ohlhall-street, 269 Chests CASSIA LIGNEA, G 56 Bales JUTE, 95 Chests SHELL LAC, 75 'Chests LAO DYE 2 12 Bales SAFFLOWER, 2 1-I , ...tsbeitis TINCAL, 518 Bags sALTPETItt. Apply to BUC lIAN AN and BROWNE, Brokers. THE - FAMILY LINEN WAREHOUSE, 97, BOLD-STREET, (THREE DOORS BELOW THE MUSIC-lIALL.) 10) & H. ANDERSON, in announcing to their .Friends JR:* and the Public their RENIOV AL to the above commo dious Pretniies,'beg respectfully to acknowledge the liberal sup port extended to them during the long period they - have been in business, and hope, by a continued• attention to superidrity in quality in every department of their Stock, to give that satisfac tion which willensure a continuance of that favour they have so loug.experienced. In addition to. their own Manufacture of DAMASK,'TABLE LINEN, COVERS, SH E ETINGS, LINENS, and DIAPERS, H. and 11. A., in order to make their establishment complete in Family Puraishing, haVe railed an extensive Stock of BED-TICK, BLANKETS, POUNTEBPANES, QUILTS, FLANNELS, &C. FAMILY Cdr,,srs and CoaTs of Atisis executed. in a superior style. Specimens of some of those they have already done, mar be seen as above. W. ROBERTS, HAIR CUTTER AND PEIIFUMEU, 'l4, CHURCH S'lllEE'f, (OPPOSITE THE CLOCK P leisiETER'S couccu.) ROBERTS, in announcing s remo% al to the above cOrrimortious premises . , avails himself of this oppertii nit'v'tvith gratitude to acknowledge the liberal support he has received since his commencement in' bosinesS;' hull to assu're his patrons that, encouraged by their favour, he will at all times strive to deserve and , inerease it, by - a prompt attention to their corn muds, and likewise by keeping up a choice telethon of Atticies of the very best quality. ' ' ' 114' deems it superfluous to say any thing as to his style of Hair Cutting, or as rettardS his Manufacturing of . Peruket-:- the superiority of the former being tiniversallv admitted, and the latter, yielding preeminence td none but nature, 'out' coining so near that standard, as almost to defy the scrutinizing' eve of the ,eonnoisseur, in order to detect them front the genuine pro duction of that which art can never excel—i,nature. NORTH ERN HOSPITAL. (IN SUNDAY `,k();LNING twit, the 25•11 instant, SEKAION ho eacht•d in sT.,BJUDE'S eIIUILC 11, by the ReS. J. 11. 'STE WART and a Colie6tion made for this Charity. SIIIPLEV and C 049, CHutiOt:sillfitte suppl superior WHIPS, SADDLERY, and 'IIARNESS, As at their Manufactory,'lBl, Regent-street, Loudon. A FRESH ARRIVAL of li!ack and Grceu• GRAPES, of superior quality, in Boxes.and Barrels, at AIIDDL&WOOD'S.F.AgiLY FRUIT WAREHOUSE, PARKlitt STREET, and selling,Retail from Is to. Is Gd. per lb., re is ou Sale a Lienekal assortment of the.choieest FRUIT ' t unprecedented ; tow .pricest J!r;iehael Oranges, .American Apple's, For. bidden Fruit. Pomegranates„llates,.llessert Raisins, Almonds, French, Plums. ; Figs, line., Spa nisb Chesnut s, Wallnuts,' Pestas ebia.isiiits,.Cas!mw Nnis, Fu . J.amaica.prestcked Giniter, Green weetineats, Guava—Jelly, Orange Marnolade, . Pickles .aud Sauces, Lucca .Oil, iiaust Vinegar, LskObn Ox 'longues in pickle or stimaked.. . • .46 Single packa , zes or Fruit sold at.wholesale priceat the Fatuity Fruit Wareliouse„wli'cre orders fiwu the country, with remit. ances, \via be. iltity,alteiMc.rl to. J. I\ll DMA - MOOD bas ON SALE,BOTANICStIL and , V EGETABL.2 .OIL SOAP, both of which have been in exte . itsive ti,efor inure twenty.years. of Jim Es kvALKEit - - - . Wl-11 1 ,:ItnAS - .WALKER, of Loodon-road. j ,ierpool, publican has assigtked his • Estate, antl.P;fiects fo rustees, for the benefit of his Creditors, the Creditors ore herchy requested to sew! the particulars oftheir accounts, with out ielav to Wit.t.l4M OE N It Y 1‘1041,11E, .SoitcOor,..l4. CI),PO - Liverpool, nd also to attend at his otaee fr .on or before jlie 12th April next, to execute the deed of.assignmeut, other wise they will be excluded the benefit.thereof. : By ocher of the Trustees, w. li. NIOORE. WOOLLEN DRAPERY. MES .TIIIPP respectfully advertises his:present very (t 1 extensive aMi fashionable Stock of the choicest WEST OF ENGLAND BROAD CLOTHS, * FANCY CASSINIERES, WAISTCOATINGS, &c. As worthy the inspection of every Cash Buyer. The system pursued is to offer Goods of the most approved manufacture at-the smallest possible profit that an extensive business conducted on Cash principles ca❑ render practicable. WOOLLEN CLOTH 'MART, 60, Loau STREET. TOIIN C. WOOLFIEL D. feels called upon in consequence tti of an AA - el which apnAted in last weels's pa•. pare, to slate that he has not had any connexion with his bro., feet, THOMAS WTIOI.II E since the:dissolutiow of partnership between them in 1829, •when he agreed' not to setup in Liver-. , pool. so long as his. brother should carry on the 'busineus 1 here. - but, not-depriving himself of his right of Re-establishintz himself '• in this town, should his brother leeve off business. J. C: intention of agaiti setting up in-Liverpool,was fully wade .known. by Thomas Wooltield to all part tes.interested, previous: .to.his disposatot the Bazaar. to its• present PreVrieters. JOHN C. WOOLFIELD Most respectfully begs leave to Minim the Nobility, Gentry, and the Public ge nelaily,_ that h e h as t a k en the PreMises kpown as GLASGOW II 0 LT'S E, No. 30, CHLTIZCTI-s 4T CORNER OF BASNETT - STRSiET; I.Iy4I.{POOL, .Which is NOW OF,ElsLas.a FANCY. 4EI AIL 13 ES.TA, LI SHIMENT, • • For the Sale of an entire NEW STOCK, MannfactUred or se lected by.bitnself, with t he , greatest•care and atteation, , desiring to.have .Yery choice.and saleable. Articles only, so.that: ha can „,ff er. th e m on, such terms as will merit anil- obtain general patronage. HE, WRITIN G , DES KS. DRESSING CASES, WORK BOXRS, CABINETS, Br.c., Of' his Own Mann facture, He.can with. confidence recommend. Ladies and Gentlemen may order these. A rticles to their, own taste and convenience, having Established a Manufactory in this Town for that express purpose. THE SHEVF,IELD PLATED, WARES Are of the, recent modern,style, haying. all the appearance , of Solid. Sil%r, and a more desirable point in their favour is, the Makeri guarantee this peculiar quality to wear from ten to twenty years, with care. THE BRONZES Are of serviceable English MailtTl;cTure, in. Gas and Oil Larrps,Chatideliers, Hall Lanterns, Table, Sideboard. Bracket,. Reading,, ri , iure, and Hall Lamps.. Lustres, Candl-estiOss, Stands for Palmer's Patent ,Candles, Ink and Cologne Stands, &c. TEA TRAYS,, POLE and HAND SCREENS, CAKE, BASKETS, INKSTANDS, CARD RACKS, &c., CHIN - N EY OItNAM ENTS, in ('class, Was, and Brot;ze. CARD CASES and TABLETS, in Tortoiseshell, Pearl, Ivory, Russia, and Morocco. CUTLERY. BACKGAMMON, CHESS. and POPE JOAN BOARDS, C 11 ESSM EN, SCENT& TOI L ETT,OrrLES; BRITS U ES, COMBS, and other FANCY ARTICLES. N.B.—Shipping and Wholesale Orders executed as formerly at the Warehouse. 27. Ludgate-hill, Birmingham. Liverpool, Feb.ls, 1838. Pll.ol' ESSOR SW , D 0 U R'S HYGEIAN HEIR PI LLS,•for the effectual extirpation of every species and symptoni'of the SYPHILITIC. DISEASE, and the disorders arising from improper treatment. Prepared and •sold by the sole Proprietor, at No. 51.'SEEL-STREET, LIVERPOOL. In boxes at 2s. 9d. and 4s. 6d. each. Warranted not to• contain COPAIBA, CUBEBS, or any 'deleterious ingredient. With each Box is given a Treatise on Venereal and. Syphilitic Diseases, with observations on seminal weakneSs &c. Rze.. containing hints worth knowing by those who are, or have been sufferers to th;s dreadful and devasta tin! , malady. Dr. DAVI ESON continues to direct his attention to t hose dis orders arising from the too free and indiscriminate indulgence of the passions, which not only Occasion a numerous ttain of nervous •Jefections, hot also, entailri on its votaries all the eller valingimbecilities of age.. In that distressing state of de-. Wily and deficiency, whether the consequence of banefpl ha bits. excessive drinking, or any other cause by which the powers of the constitution become enfeebled, he offers a firm, safe, and. speedy restoration to sound and Yignrous It is a melancholy fact that. thousands fall victims to the ve nereal disease, owing to the unskilfulness of illiterate men, who, by:the use of that 4 - eadly poison, Mercury, ruin the constitution, and when the great Doctor Swedour became Professor at,Lev den Y, he conferred an invaluable benefit upon man kind by discovery of his grand - Panacea, for the cure of this deplorable c<itmilaint. Never did a discovers' excite a <Treater sensation, it was sought after With avidity, and, used with the undeviating success - in the most minute and intricate cases of the delicate:complaint, f or t h e cure of - wh i c h -4 hey- have been• Su long. celebrated. The. fame of these Pills thromrbont GermanV, caused their speedy introduction into almost every country, The certainty with which they were continually administered can be attested by.manv - thousands. In fact, disring the.long cmiii nental war they were. the inseparable companion and Safegnard orthe soldier, .in all cases.,where.the slightest suspicion of -Wee-- lion was e,ntertained., What medicine can he more appropriate• than that which bas given such general satisfaction ? The II yge ian lierb.Pills root out every pa rticle•of insidious poison. puri fyingan their progress ihe.whole mass of fluids. They not only remove the disease, but. renovate by their action the different functions of the body expelling the grosser humourA,•and• in 'a manner so mild and imperceptible as to convince the most sceptical of their astonishing .and unequalled powers, The neither contain mercury nor any other. mineral, - and -may be , taken without. the.slightest sispicion of discovery—they.require na restraint of.diet,.loss of -time, or hindrance of business, but effect a complete cure, ,without the least exposure to the patient: At any period when the slightest suspicion may exist, it will he Well to have recourse to theJlygei4intlerh 1 ills, for when taken before the disease has made its appearance it acts as a certain 'preventive, by moving the. complaint effectually and secretly. The, deplorable state ,in .which' -many persons . have been, when• visiting the pyop,Oetor, from, the use of mercury, renders it lin perat iv,e;y nectsssory to caution the nubile against thaNtaugerous mineral when injudiciously. administered. These,Pills should form a portion of all Medicine Chests, by . • sea,apd land, and ought neverto be 01111iied by-any person going a l ong vo y a ee or journey, their properties are such, that, neither heist nor cold will injure tbeir quality, pi• re yen t the due. effects on the constitution'. Dr. Davie:mn wi:l at tond daily at his residence, from • Fig/it in the warning wail (iii Solway- from . Nina till Two,) where he gives advice to all applicants taking any of his preparations . , WtanouT 4s, FEE. Letteri'epnst-paid') . enclosinga remi tta nce, answered.hy ree •urn, and Medicines punctually transmitted to , any a ddress either by initials or name. No. 54, SEEL-STREET, LIVERPOOL. MERCHANTS' FEA COMPANY, 44, GREAT GEORGE'S-STREET, NEAR ST. JAMES'S MARKET, LIVERPOOL. XX, ESSRS. ORCHARD and `GILBEBT, in soliciting the 11',IL attention of Families and the PUblic to the New Selec tion of BLACK and GREEN TEAS purchased by them dur ing their recent Visit to London, beg to state, that they feel confident, that, in point of Pike, Excellence, and Flavour, not a house in Hie Liverpool trade can enter into competition with them in the various articles in their Stook. Messrs. Orchard and Gilbert, having for many years devoted the Whole of their time and atte n ti o n to the Tea, Trade, are en abled, 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. BLACK TEAS and`) THE STOCK CONSISTS OP GREEN TEAS •S of every description. COFFEE. •' ' SUGAR; SPICES. The HONG - MIXTURE, which has now established for its sell a lasting'reputatinn, i s still offered' b - yOrChard and Gilbert at the usual price, in pound and half-pound packages at Cs. per lb. AND GENERAL ER ALL C()J_lviAtLiv - 4' T.? CI ; VEWINESE . iIEAUTS HANDS - PREPARED. THE BLESSINGS TIIEY ENJOY TO GUARD !--7:Smoi.t.F.:rt. F ;I DA Y, AIARCH 23, 1838. Ttttrtion. . . ITALUAB LE . FREE WO L D LAN.D. &c., AT LITTLE SETTO,N;c:, IN THE QOUNTY,OF,CHESTER, Ag:4'SSRS. CHURTON and SONS respectfully announce that they have'been directed. by the Proprietors to SELL BY AUCTION; op 'the Premises, on MONDAY next, the.26th instant, pre'cisely at Four o'clock in the Afiernooo, subject to, sash c , n , litions as will Then be produced, (unleis in the mean tine dispnEed of by Private Contract, of which due notice wii; pi.,•21),) all that — Old-established and well-accustomed ,INN, celled the, RED L10,.N, situate at .Little Sutton, on the 'road betWeeia Chester and Liverpool, which .is 'order and'i4dir; with a,large Brewbouse, • Stabling for.thirty horses, Lotl . -u.P - Coach-house, Shippons, and other Appurte 'lances theletinto attached, and . a;so,all that spacious productive Garden, alit!' three pieces of capital Laud, nearly adjoining, containing, in statute measure, about four .acres, N.8.- . —Little'SUttonisdistant from Chester seven miles, and from East hlinTerrY three iniles. Upwards of thirty Coaches to and front Lier Pool and Chester pass and repass daily, and this-house has the advantage of being aliout,lialf way between Cheiter and - fheLowerFerries; the whole is in the occupation of Mr..'ryrrell, who would be willing to retire to suit the con vcnieuce of a purchaser. Anyfurther particulars may be had, and permission to view the Same, by applying to Mr. TYRREL.I., on the Premises ; at the ;Offices of 11r. .Eallt(Eß, Solicitor, Chester; or the Auc-. tioneets. • SOIREES. FiE NEXT SOIREE (th e L as t o f th e Season),willl?e held 611 WEDNE.4DAY next„ the 28th 'March instant, at Seven' o'clock in the Evening. The M'A:YOR OF LIVERPOOL will take the Chair. A litnitOd number of Strangers' 'Tickets . wilt 'l2e issued, if applietl for•bli SUbscHberi, at the Royal Institution, on MoNDAY,. the 26th instant, at Eleven o'eloCk. Tickets for Adthis'siori to be left at the, Door on that i Evening.' 'Tf-108. WINS,TANLEY, 'Treasurer. .Royal Institution, 2:14 I-S3B. DESIRABLE FREEHOLD- PROPERTY, IY THE CENTRE OF THE TOWN OF WR,EXIIAIIII rif 10 BE SOLD BY 'AUCTION,' by Mr: BOWEN, on X. 'TVESDAV next, the 27th instant, at Vow O'clock in the Afternoon, at the Wynnstay Arms Inn, in Wrexhian, suljeCt to conditions to be then produ'ted, the undermentioned valuable FREEHOLDS, in the following or such other'Lets'asshall be then ag.reed upon : Lot I.—Alt - those extensive and valuable PREMISES, with two • large Shops, and excellent Dwelling-houSes, collaring, Stable, -Yard,-and other Appurtenances, Well adapted for blisi uess,and most eligibly situated in Church-street, Wrexham aforesaid, now in the occupation of . M'r. It. D: Evans, draper, and Miss Furnival.--- , Also, a PEW, near to the chancel Wrexham Church', marked No. 2. .• Lot • that excellent DWELLING-HOUSE and SHOP,. with-the - Appurtertancesladjoining ldt I;) ih the neat- . patina of Mr. Richard Hughes, stationer. • Lot -that 'cotninodions•SHOP and DWELLING- with the Appurtenances (adjoining 'lot 2,) . in the holditignf Mr..-Isaac,liirkham, - shoemaker: • Lot 4.—A11 Abuse Three 'excellent DWELLINGIIOUSES, situate in - College-street, .Wrexham, - in the holdings •of 'Miss Itoberts,Henry Kesler, and Richard Lamb; With •Six COT TAGES or DWELLING-HOUSES,' large Yard, and two Gardens adjoining, in the several'holdings of Walter Rogers, Richard Jones, John Vaughan, Charlotte JoneS;'Eliz4beth Foulkes,..Richard Williams, and Richard Briseoe'br his 'tinder tenants: • The Premises may be viewed by applying to Mr. WILLI tif Lurn, Chester-street, Wrexham; and further particolaus way be had from him, or 'Mr. Jour PRICE, Solicitor, Whitefriars, Chester. bc etoib. • • S A L E, a general Assortment of TURKEY and PERSIAN CARPETS,. of different . Sizes, satiable fur Dining-rooms, Studies, and small Rooms ;' also, 'TURKEY HEARTHLRUGS, to match; STAIR acid GALLERY CARPETS. in various patterns and widths. of the best =lib facture, and just iiiipoited direct from Turkey.---Apply to Wm. RoTirwr.f.r„ SON. 'and CO., 5, Manesty-lane. EYth January-, 1838. BUILDING LAND FOB SALE AT. sr,A.For:rn, lii suitable Lots fur witli Gardens. rif X \HE Situation is on Clic' Eastern I.arik, at the entrance of the Biver wilhin live Mudred' yards of a fine beach; Where - there is evc'eltent Bathing and a respectable neighbourhood,qistaptabVut fotir tuiles from Liveypool. Umni buses"pass`hourly to and irons die town, and there is a Collside rabic Field of Brick Cray , 'on the propertY. Which will, if required, he sold to intended builders on the usual terms. For PlanS and particulars apply to Mr. GLsosTomf.,, Union court, Liverpool.' . . T SAIL by PRIVATE TREATY, eligible BUILDING kJ LAND, 'in Crown-street, Vine-street, and Boundary- Street, Liverpool; and in clarence.street,.and Blutopton•street, Overton, or which may, if desirable, be exchanged for Build ings erected. Preeholdnousesinßurlington ! stret, Boundary-street Noah, and Arl4-s,tt:e.et. .Leasehold Ditto and Stabling, in Naylor,street. Apply - to Mr. Ttior t lik .DEALEy,. Appraiser and Agent, 2 Exchange-street West, and 2, Liver -court, South Castle-street 176 bt ,TO LET. Four excellent YARDS, well situated i n Nep .l. tuue.street, near the 'Waterloo Dock; are well adapted for Shipwrights, Joiners, &c., and general purposes of Storage. Terms moderate —Apply to nut. WATEIMOUSE and SONS; 1, Oldhall-street. Frio be LET, a good DOUBLE OFFICE, No. 21,, King- A sl reel, with Ware-room on' the dame floor. Rent moderate. Apply to ANDERSON, GA RRoiv, and Co. TIUBLIC-HOUSES, INNS, first-rEiteW • iNE 'and .SPIRIT VAULTS, TAPS, BEER and. EATING-HO.USES, WAREHOUSE ROOMS; OFFICE'S, : MILEI HOUSES, COAL-YARDS, PROVISION, SHOPS, and Places of Eusi., mess of every . description; in all parts, and in souse ,of the best situations iii tow . n: A SODA WATER and GINGER BEER MANUFAC TORY, with every thing complete: a most excellent opportu nity, HOW doing, a first-rate business. 'Apply to 'Mr. J. R. AltiA,Eu, Ho'use and .Land . Agent and General BiOker, Orange-count: Castle-street., ripO be LET, with intrneaiate possession, free of expense, a NEW SHOP and DAV ELLENG-14.0US E;•No. 4, South Castle-street. The Rooms are fitted up with Register Grates; the two Kitchens with Grates, Ovens, - Boilers, and other Oh veniences, suitable fur a respectable Family... , The situation is open and airy; and, for Shipping Business, will be the best in Liverpool. being the direct thoroughfare frond t e ApplyE‘vx Ah to sonigtis a Exchange c ) t ( in_ Liverpool. Chemist respectable e u st Ir o o m nG Custom-house. usde..l‘i Druggist,to iv next iina ge Door, lyis v ,h Retail and Dispensing Business.' • r f' Ir NPhis i b in e oo su.i. L (1,1; .1: 1 :1 ; : r ae f bl o il r t v ' en e- i - ent, as jti„ :I‘I,ANSI.ON, with -a• handsome Entrance Lod6- , called may - be seen from the following brief statement :--: It comprises excellent Cellars , . of good temperature for Win Ground - Floor, spacious Double Entrance Dail, with ban e. some- Stone Staircase, Dining-room, 27 feet by 18 ; Drawing-room, - 26 feet by 2-4 feet; Billiard Room and Library, 24 feet by 18 feet; and Breakfast Room.' 18 feet by 18 feet; all 12 feet inches high. The Bed-room Floor 'contains a deli,ht ful Morning Room,• with Bow Window, seven principal Bed ibly situated in Residence is spacious and rooms, •to several of which Dressing-rooms are attached . , an d capitalr.,;n a suitable number of convenient Sleeping-rooms for Serva n t s . •The Domestic. Offices, which are - quite coniniensurate, adjoin the House, and are equally • The Stables, Coach-houses, and Harness Room, form two sides of a well paveda nd enclosed Yard. - Large Walled Gardens; stocked with choice Fruit Trees, in . full bearing; Hothouse, Pinery, •and Greenhouse.' The Pleasure Grounds are extensive', 'and - •tastefullylaid out, -and include. au Ornamental Sheet of Water. ' • This delightful abode, replete with every Convenience, is fully adapted to the accommodation of a highly •respectable Fatuity, itatindi.npon an' eminence, and commands exten sive Views, including the - Park Woods and Ornamental Grounds. of Trent hanCßUtterton; and Keel. The Roads are good in every 'direction—situated within two miles of Newcastle-under - Lyme , 150 froth London, and six from the Railway Station at Whit more. About 120 Acres of LAN p, together With Nine Labourers' COTTAGES, and - convenient Farm Buildings, will be Let, if deSfrable, to a Tenant. The Premises . may he Viewed, by Ti t iket - only, which may be obtained from /qr. OUTRUN, at Stoke-upon-Trent. For further particulars and ternis,' refer (if by letter, postage paid to 11. 11. WIe:LIAMS6N, Lsq., Gieenwiiy ga,t*, near Newcastle-uuder-Lythe. ruin E BRITISH WINE CO. of SCOTLAND, Mr. Tno- MAS PICA tin, Manager, have every c on fid e nce in recom mending their GINGER,RAISIN, CONSTANTIA. RASP- : P BERRY, GOOSEBERRY CURRANT, and COWSLIP WINOS, for their benelir!:at and medicinal qualities, and the rapidly increasing demands which are now made for then afford ahunti4tit proof that they stand in a piiSition no way inferior to the finest ForeignTheii Wines May' be . had of the following dealem:— WM ,LI AM BARTON, Warrington. SHERIFF BLADES, North wich. JAMES EDISBURY, Holywell. JOHN JON F,S,' Chester. JOHN GRIFFITH, Do. WILLIAM JOHNSTON, Do. JOHN LEAK, Preston: • TH OMAS WA LLWORK, Bolton. JAM ES .WALKER; Stockport. J. N. SIMON. Denhiol. • ' Miss PATTISON, Coventry. _ _ B. W, CO have always on hand a supply of the Finest Small Still WO 11 LAN 1.) WHISKIES; also, Fine Old Pale and Coloured COGNAC BRANDIES. EDINBURGH and ALLOA ALES, in prime condition, at 55., Gs. ' and Bs., per dozen. Also, TABLE BEEN, •at 2s. 9d. per dozen. 51, Hanover-street, Nth March, 1838. NEW,INSTITUTION,OF TUE:BINE ARTS, FOR .TIAli EXTIIBITION OF .1'.41.\ 7TI.VC I S ill VD SCULPTURE iBY MODERN ARTIST'S. , 'WILL he ready for the 114Teption of PICTURES, &c., V V upon the 26th of Marcla,.in the Gallery, over the Union Nms-rooni. ,Duke-0 reet. 'file appointment of a Secretat y and,Manager being yet un decided, they will be aunotalced.in a future Paper. * . March 'M., - 1 838. 'LIVERPOOL 'TRADESMEN'S CONSERVATIVE A,SSOCIATION. MHE MONTHLY MEETING of this ASSOCIATION „Et will be held in the Large Room, York Hotel, Taifeton sireet, on TuEsDAY EvListrin "text, the 27th instant. The Chan „rill „be.takep at , Halt'-_past Seven o'clock precisely, by JAMES ASPINALL, Esq.,Niee•Presideet. The Committee . have great pleasure in announcing that CIASSWELL.CUESSWELL, Esq. AI.P. will attend the Meeting. W. J PEACHEY,.Secretary. N43.—Members who-have not renewed their Annual Tickets, or gentlemen wishing to join the Association, can do so by, applying to the Secretary, at the Conservative News Room, Corner of .Church-street and Church-lane. • • 11)11t.,SAMUEL THOMAS, BULLION DEALER, 104, Corn- Loutton_, will be happy to supply at the shortest nc.tice, and in any quantity, Foreign Coin of every description. Bills of Lading for specie deliverable ,in London will meet with prompt attention. No brokerage or comnaission is charg ed to the seller. Dollars and Doubloons of every ,deseriiition,; also, Carolus Dollars for the Chinese market. Orders to be accompanied by a credit on a London Booking House. GRAND JUNCTION RAILWAY. F LlE:Temporary Obstruction at. Preston - Brook having been Removed. the Conveyance of Gentlemen's Carriages and Horses IS NOW RESUMED as usual. • Pigs will also be despatched as usual, from the Company's Station, Crown-street. By tirder'of the Directors. Liverpool, March 22, 1838. TOHN I'. BUCKLEY, CHEESE FACTOR and GENERAL ePACKER, begs leave to inform his Friends and the PUblic, that he has REMOVED fromßedcross-street to more commodious Premises, No. 42, SOUTH CASTLE -STREET, where he intends carrying on Business in future. He trusts, by strict attention, to merit a continuance of the Public patronage which he has hitherto experienced. Hay ready Packed for Shipping, by an - Hydraulic Press.- SAINT GEORGE STEAM-PACKET COMPANY. x T oTicE IS H EREBY GIVEN, in pursuance of ,an Oct of .Parlianient, made and passed in the first Year of of her present Majesty, " Au Act for Cetter enabling Her Majesty to confer certain powers and immunities on trad-• ing amid other Companies," that - in APplication has been made by or on behalf of the said Company 'to Her Majesty to grant Letters Patent to the said Company. conferring on the said Company such powers and initnunitieS touching tie and, form of suing and beint sued, and the extent of the individual liability of the several Members or Shareholders of or in the , said Company, as Her Majesty i s unde r and virtue of the said Act auth . oriSed . to confer in manner aforesaid. :SIMPSON and COBB, Solicitors for for the Company, 11, Austin-friars, London. NOTICE. A PUBLIC MEETING of the INHABITANTS of the la- Extra Parochial Place of I'OXTETH-PAIIK will be held at the Public-office, No. 4, St. laineS's-place, on THUIIS.- DAY next, the 29,11 March instant; at Eleven o'clock in the Forenoon, for the nurpse. of Exarnining the Accoollts Of the Overseers of the Poor and SurVeyOrs',it the Highwa)s for the last year, to nominate persons eligible to serve the Office of Overseers of the nil., and aliPoint Surveyors of ill, Ilighways for the ensuing year, and to transact. the Antinal Bosint' ,, * of the said Place. ' A. E ELLIS, Constable. Public Office, Toxtellt-paa, 22d il/Eirch, UNION HOUSE. No. 82, OLDFIALL-STREET. ITIHE Ladies of Liverpool and the Public in general are respectfully informed, that the oboveNl!:W ESTABLISH MENT will hi: OPENED on Simi: rmy next, the 24th inst., With an extensive and Well assorted STOQK of LINEN DRA PERY, SILK MERCERY, &c., of which it may be said, with prOpriety, that none in the town holdsaiut;4reater real advantages than this, the component parts being useful, durable jashionable, and cheaper than the same descripijon of Articles are generally sold. Suffice it to say, that the chief aim will be the supplying of genuine good Fabrics, Fast Colours, New Designs in Pattern, an, at the smallest poisible remunerating profit. The Assort went will be as ti nder: —I able Linens and Covers, Sheetings, all widths; Bt d-tick Man ets Connierpanes,Qnilts:roweltings, Grass-bleached Irish rind Svotch Linens, Diape as, Lawns, Catn7 brier, Muslin's . , Muslin Works, DimitiPs, Satteens, CNA hs, Ginghams, Minted' Cu min ice, Muslius, Mou- Selne . (I,*! Laine's, Checked Lustres, I,3ack and Co. Intel L!istrings, Gros de Naples, Sattinets, Figured Pei'sians;liarstiets, Merinos, Orleans Clot hS, Camblets. 1.1h,0k Bo'MGazios'ati'dieraues, Shawls Mid N'eciserchiefs in great variety. Scarfs, - RibbOhs, Gloves, Hos:ery, Lace, Quilling and hroacfNets, Edjilig'S, Lace Veils, Caps, Mnslins Collars, Capes, and Habit Shirts, Haberdashery. &c. , I-1 !WE' ASSISTANTS WA7'.;TED. TO JOINERS, lIIIILDERS, qlllFptllEc - roltsdflh€,,l.lVEßT ' OOL IVEC,HANICS' a INsTtTuTiox . are 44frot'il of receiving TENDERS FOR. FLOORING AND IIITTLNG-AJI? THE BAS,EMENT sTOrtY OF THE BULL MS . (I: Theri4l) and Specilicu'Aioa are now lying for luspeettoO'at tie Inst.itUtion. Sealed Tenders, addres,ed t o the.S,-erefary, must I) . e, delis,lered at the (in ur before the '27th day yf March. instant. JOHN S. EADC - lAWF, Se C r.e tat Y. ,E-11LIADUO1 I)., CHEMIST and ,POUGGIST, 40, OLD IIAYMAI;KET, Carnes' of DALE-STREET, EGS to infortn,tha Ladies awl Gentlemen residing in Rib Abercrnmliy-square, Edge-hill, and their Vicinities, that he has OPENE , D • ANOTHER ESTABLISHMENT I- IJ 0X1,0.1t D.- - S R. le, T, • COLitNER OF VINE-STREET, WVhich. wiil be_coaibleted by an ex perienteil Assistant, on whoie assiduous attention the, utmost reliance may be placed. • The Dispensing- Depatitment part i,iitarly will be the object of 'tioremiltinv, attention-; and the Priifes,don are respectfully informed that a. Stock. of Dings and Chemicals, carefully and scrupulously selected, of the choicest qn4lity, will' be kept fog the'composition- of Prescriptions, including the new French OF discilyeries, • • AXECHANICS' I.:STITUTION-I.llGli SCHOOL, under the superintendence nrthe followingjutsters:-- - Mr. F. 11A1111 . 1SON RANKIN, M.R.G - S., Principal of the Department of English Literature. Mr. WILLI Am 9lt4l:zi;:, 13, A. St. John's College, Cam., Principal of the Mathematical Department. Mr. MosTAGLE'L. Ptm.Lips. "Frincipaliir the Department of Natural Philisophv. Mr. JoliN St.•3 ; ohn's College, Cambridge, Principal of the Classical Department. Mr. THEononE EV6111411 SULIOT, M.A., Principal of the French. Department. Mr. WILLIAm J. BisttoP, M.L.A.,. Principal of the I)rawiug DepArtment; _ _ _ Mr. JOHN WILS()NI . , firincipal of the Chemical Depattment, Mr, CHA . 1t1.E,5,...1, Pr►ncijiai Grthe ‘Vriting Department. NVi;h the A‘siistaPcP,of Mr. W I T.C.D, Assistant . . Mr. HUGH Sloottg, Assistant Mathematical . . Mt. JAMES PEACE, A.M.; T.C,D.„ Assistant Classical Master. Mr. Aycoit6:w $LAns; Assistant French nistar." nr. •IfoiN•Gow. Assistant Wilting Naster. 4aslers in II e.itcrtsutn And Italian Ls tvzo , kges, if-required. ENGLISII .DE.VARTM ENT otnbipes instruction apd i cs,ercise. calculated to insure correct ness, propriety, a,nd facility, both in reading. and speaking. Particular attention is directed to Git MMAR, its rules, and rea. sons; to the derivations, uses and analogies of words, the his tory. of_ thelr varied, ,applications, the nature of idioms, and thence to : ,style and composition, illustrations being offered from the Choicest writers. H iszory, ancient and modern, and its phi losophy. Biography of great and good men, and Geography, fOrniilipottant features in this department. The eldest classes will be instructed in, Belles. Lettres, and receive Lectures on Mental, Moral and 6ocial ,Philasophy, and Political . Economy. THE MATEIENIATICAL DEPARTMENT. Embraces Instruction in Arithmetic, Book-keeping, Mensura tion, Geometry, Algebra, Trigonometry, Conic Sections, Diffe rential and Integral Calculus, Surveying, Astronomy, Naviga tion, Mathematicai,, Geography, &c. It includes the entire range of pure and mixed Mathematics, fitting the Pupils foren trance into the Universities, as 'well as the highest rank in Com mercial life. TIIE CLASSICAL DEPARTMENT. The Pupils are introduced ,to the Classical Writers. This branch of instruction is peculiarly iwpertant from its tendency to create and establish habits of thought, of careful analysis, and SN'Sjelltle MetriOrY, , 'PH ' DEPARTMENTS OF NATURAL PHILOSOPHY AND C HEM ISTRY. Every Pupil attends the Classes of these departments. The Yotitiger Classes are taught .the, elements of Natural History, Geology, and Chemistry. The Higher: Classes are taught the elynepts of. Mechanics, Hydrostatics, Pneumatic s , Opti cs , Acoustics,_ Chernistty, Electricity, Magn e tism, G eo l ogy , an d Natural History, nucl, care is taken to prepare them fur the more extended instruction which the public Lectures afford. FRENCH ,DEPARTMENT. The French Language is tanght as much as possible by oral instruciion, that the:ear of the. Pupil may be accustomed from the first to the sounds of the language, by which means alone he can be led to a just pronunciation,, and qualified for conver sation as well as reading., The HIGH . Scit poi; opened on the first January last. Pupils entering, fur the ensuing Quarter must attend On MON DAY, the 2d of ApriL TERMS. _ . - Ist and 2 , 1 Classes B.Guineas per annum. 3d, 4th, 5th; and,6th Classes. lO AGuinea additional:will be required from Parents not being Al.embersof the Institution, which will entitle them fo admission to the Lectures, the use of the Library, and all privileges of Members. No Boy admitted ,under eight years of age, or who cannot read with tolerable:facility. JOHN RADCLIFF Serretarv. Mechanics' Instilution, Mount-street, 141/s Marc h,.-1838. Professor Scput.tr„ will dqiver his second LECTURE on GEOLOGY,To7rnorrow Evening. at half-past Seven o'clock: Annual. Subscription, One Guinea : Ladies' Ditto, Ios. 6d.; Nou-Subsciihers, Is, each Lecture. SCHOOL FOR, THE,DEAF AND DUMB. • T the ANNUAL MEETING of the. SUBSCRIBERS held in the ,ROYAL INsmuTtoN, Colquitt-street, on Tkd u asnA v. the 22d, Ma rch,l 838. , The Rev. A. CAMPBELL in the Chair, The Chairman having opened the Meeting, and the Annual Report having beep rend by _Mr. RAOCLWFE, and the state'. meat of the 'T'reasurer's Accounts by Mr. COMER, was moved by the Rev..J. C. PRINCE, and seconded by WILLIAM KAY,, 1. That the Report now read • be adopted. and that it be printed and.circulated under,the direction of the Committee. .Moved by the Rev. Dr. RALPH, and seconded by Mr. ISAAC HA R !SON, 2. That the thanks of this Meeting be given to the Officers and Committee of the past year;. also to Mr. HENRY R. , SAND• BACH, the Treasurer and Mr. EDMUND ORTT, the Surgeon. on retiring from their:offices, for the valuable services rendered by them to the Institution, and that the following be the Officers and Committee for the year ensuing : TREASURER,—Mr. It, C. DAWSON. SEC It ET A RIES. WILIAML COMEtt.=Mt. JOHN • RADCLIFFt. • W. W. Currie ; Mr. Charles Groves, William Houghton, Mr. Wm: P. H otchinson, Mr. Richard Rathbone, Mr. H. R. Sandhach, Dr. Revnnlds, Mr. Alexander Smith, Mr. It. V. Yates. Rev. J. Brook;4. Rev. A. Campbell, Rev. James Aspirin, Rev. Thomas Bold, Rev. James North, Rev. it. L. Townsend, Mr. James Aspinall, Mr. T. 13, Bawlay. Mr. James Crosbie, Mr, John Crosfield, StinGEoN,—Mr. JOHN EDWARDS Moved, by. Dr., Scorr, and seconded by the Rev. ROBERT DAVIES, , 3. That the respeetful thanks of this Meeting he. given to.the Ladies' Committee for their valuable services, and that the fol lowth,X Ladies be' requested to act asTthe Codmitteefor'tlie year ensuing ' • Mrs . . Campbell, Miss M. Bury, , Mri. J. Langton, Miss F. Rogers, Mr's. Henry Sapdbach, Miss Smith, Mrs. Bold, i Miss Wakefield. Mrs. 1. 0. Bold, MiSs Yates. SECRETARY,—Miss MAIIIIIOI I . AUGUSTUS . CAMPBELL, CHAIRMAN. Moved by Mr. Wm. CoMEtt, and seconded by Mr: Itictie .RA T H BONE, 4. Inlet the thanks of this Meeting be resented tothe Chair man for presiding on this occasion. LTIZ an tea. 117( - AN'I:ED, a genteel OFFICE •LAD,•udt uuder the age .-N of.sixteen, beiring a good character. Apply-at N0..1, Lord-street. xATANTED, for a small Sugar Estate ii - Brazil, a YOUNG V MAN who has already Mkt' the Situation of Overseer, and has:been accustomed to a Steam-engine. One of some years' experienee on'the‘Guiiina Coast would be preferred. The most satisfactory references as to capability and character will•be requited. Written applications, (post-paid,) with expected•terma,.to be addressed to P. W., at the Standard-office. • Enotirana Nroticr. IMPERIAL FIRE OFFICE. riritlOE Persons whose Annual Policies are .renewable on .11 the 251 h instant, are respectfull , inf,iruied. that, fur their own security, they shuuld,be renewed within Fifteen days.frota that date. ;WALTER Akent. Lizzerp9ol, Alarch.l9, 1838. YORK AND .NORTH OF_ ENGLAND ASSURANCE , COMPANY. High Ousegate, York. and King Wiliiont7street, Landon.. ripHE following ltEuocl,n ItaTcs ate charged by this Coin ] pa n y., on. Coin rue rrial 1-Oslo, in Liverpool . Floating*Policies, in alt. cases . 9s per cent. per annum. Specific Policies, including all risks 3I Omitting all Hazardous Trades Gs. OP Ditto all .HAzatclous Goods No extra gliarge fur plurality .of occupation. Short period Policies at the usual proportion of tixe above rates. _ _ . , Renewal Receipts are now ready for delivery for Policies falling due ,at LADY DAY. • • Lit'e Assurance effected on terms mote advantageous to the Assored than at most other Offices. Tables of Rates, with ull other information on the subject, may be obtained on applivaliou to I.IIAII'HEW WOTLIERSPOON, 7, India•buildiugs, Agent for .Liverpool. YORKSHIRE FIRE AND LIFE INSURANCE COAI PAN IT, ESTABLISHED 1821. THE Rates of this Company for 111EacANTiLE INSURANCES are as follow : Allowing plurality of occupation, if without hazardous goods and hazardoo trades, ss. per cent. per annum.. Allowing plurality of,occupation and hazardous goats, but no hazardous trades, Gs. per cent. per annum. Allowing plurality of occupation, hazardous goods, and ha. Zardous trades, is. per cent. per annum. Floating Policies Os. per cent. per annum. Annual Policies falling due on the. 25th March, must he re newed within fifteen days from .that date. AGENTS, LATHAM HANDIER. Jun. A ' 1, Lime-street. FREDERICK LAPAGE, S JOHN ATKINSON, Feuwick-buildfugs. EMPOWERED BY ACT OF PARLIAMENT, 3 WILI.I/01 IV. THE ECONOS_IIC LIFE ASSURANCE SOCIETY, No. 31, BRIDGE-STHRET, Iif:ACKFLUARS, LONDON, .12.+-tablished 1823. The RAJ A S FR A NKLAND LEW ts, Chairman. I.IE.Noy 1 ic.Lt i2 7C{L STILPHIENSON, Esq., Delmtv Chairman. Lancelot Baugh Allen, Esq. William Grant, Esq. Stephen Nicholson Barber,. John Knowles, E.g., Eit.s, Es John Mendhain. Esq. Robert Bidd.u.lph. Esq. Thomas Meux, Esq , Uobert Davies, Eq. I William Routh, Esq. Adam Gordon, Esq._ Aunrrons • • Henry Enrwetr, Esq. Ed ward: Knowles,. Esq. lieai~ y. Milford 13oodle, _Esq. Cba.des.lgorris, Esq. . Physician.. —ifitin A. Paris, N.D. F.R.S. Nu. 27. Duver-street. Surgeon..—Benj. Travers, Esq. Bruton-street. Solicitor.—henry Young, Esq. No. •1 1 '2, E's,e-c-Areet, ; :Strand. Actuary.—•-. 1. J. Downes, Esq.. 'F.R:A:.S. Agent for Liverpool.—T. U. COOPER. Medical Referee fur. Ditto;--Dr. ROBERTSON. milk:, following are among the advantages or this Society Ist. The security or an ample Asstirance Fund, besides the subscribed Capital of E200,0W. • ,2tullv. For , young and middle-ailed lives , the-r.owtisT RATES of P h iNi ums that entitle the assured to participate in. the profits. . . 3rdly, Three-fourths of the profits divided • every five years among those who have been Assured full four veers on the eqnal scale of-Premiums. The Bitnus declared in lB33 . averaged Elt per cents on the Premiums tiren paid: .4thlv. Policies granted without any charge to the Assured beyond the stamp duty. sthly. Au option given to Asstirers,.on the increasing scale ofi Rates, after.tholapse of any uumber•tif years, to connnute .the future increasing. Premium bp an• equivalent equal annual one for the remainder of Life, and thereafter to participate it: the profits,. fithly. No extra charge for residence in any part of Europe, nor sor proceedinir;te.arip poit (in a decked, Sailing; or steam vessel) between Brest and th , e.fillie. Licenses' itre granted to on ta•most parts of the world upon terms prOportionate•to the risks, . _ _ 7ttilv.. Whole-life Policies on the equal Seale of purchaseaNe atter four years. Lapsed Policies , revived. within twelve month* oil fitvourahle , ternts-to the ,As.ured: .o,tic To the expectahts of ho•nuses , in the. Boy, IA hI.E•OFFICE the ,plams and terms a: the Econoorio Sori,ty are• recutiarlo favourable. to realize the additions cvi,ected up to the end 4 the year 1639. • By order of the Board of Directors, T. 0. COOl'El3, Agent: ATLAS ASSURANCE COMPANY. EsTalsi.tstmn 1808. 91111 E Directors' beg- ti ali she particular attention'of the Public to , a.•• VERY IMPORTANT CONCESSION I'llEl' HAVE MADE, applicable to Life Policies. By•the usual conditions of life-assurance, " assurances made by persons "uu their own lives will be void if they die by the hands " orjustice, by duelling, or by suicide." This•coutlitiott has been qualified•by the ATLAS, as fellows: —"Should such a plics have been signed for a valuable con. .`siderat ion „. and have- been. in• force for five years,- then " the =Company will hold itself:liable - the stone if the " Assurance had been granted to a person having a buns "tide interest in the life ot another." Persons Assuring for the whole terns of lAfe for .E -00 and tip. wards in Great Britain or Ireland respevtieely4 , will be•entitled, at the epd, of every seventh year, t! partiripate in the surplus Premiums, to be then ascertained by actual valuation.'• For the fourteen years ending at. Christmas, 1830 an-average addition of £3OO has been made to every £looo' assured its Great Britain. . The valuation to Christmas, 1837, is now being proceeded with, and the result will be shortly spode )iftblio FIRE. DEPARTMENT. •' • In addition to the benefit of The late reduction in the Rates of Premiums, this Company offers to Assurers.the'advantage. of an itllinvktuce.for the.losa of Itent of Buildings rendered untdu autabte by Fire. Pttheies.falling. due at... Christmas, should be renewed within fifteen date frouittbat•pe.riod, The Company's Rates and Proposals may• be , had at the' Offiee in Lundon,• or of .any of the Agents in the country, who are authorised to report on the appearance of Lives , proposed for Assurance. HENRY DESBOROUGII, Secretary. Cheapside, London, March, 1833. The AGENTS fur the Company at the following places, are : Lirerpoo/.... Nlessr,4; SW AINSON..& ITO lt Br,thertou'l-lloildiov, , North John-street. Ditto.... 11r. W. 11. 31:1LOWELL 5, Exchange-buildin'gs: Macclesfield, It. Turner Nlancliesuer. 'lt'. St C. Harvey Ormskirk, J Ames Robinson Oldham, Joint Duncroft. Preston, Wm. Laneaster. Rochdale, Jalfies Hartley St' Helehs, John 'Anstiell. ockport, W. llnt~nall. U.lverstan, W. Postlethwaite. - Warrington, ThMuus Wigan, F. Griffith: Apnleby, E. Allinson Asht.ri 7 uuder-Line, T. Finne.y Blackburn, R. 'Wilding Bolton, C. Briggs. Burnley' and Torknorden, T. E. tlammerton. Borg', Richard, Lomax. Cho'rlev, John Latham Clither - oe, W. L. Qddev Lancaster, Thomas Albright: Leizh. T. Whitehead. TuF, ,MANCUESTER ASSURANCE COMPANY. For Assuralo , Fire, and on Lires aid Surriro ship, Par cho,ve.of AnnuitiO, Reversions:4 - c. ,S-c. OFFICE, 98, King,street, M.auchester. CAPITAL Two IVO t.i.toNs.—Esraut.isnto? 1824. FIRE DEPARTMENT.... . . firilt.,A!, , uted are entitled to, on.c tluvd,uf the profits tal4out -g a , / /; , bility I,hvirport to the losist.,y. Part !c• lotentinc: to, continue their Poli cie fallin g due at Laity Da, most renew them within fifteen days liornitat time, or they will become void. • LIFE DEPARTMENT. , The Assured are entit:eil to twortqr.ds of the profits, without any liability on theil: pOre to th,A . Th,e rreiniums ch,arged are lower than IhOse of the majority of other officcs, The business of .the. Life "Department is kept quite diltinct , from that of Eire, arid its acvoroillations are nut liable'to make good any losses at king. The Rates of Premium, awl all othir particulars, may be ob tilined on application to . Mr: JOSEPH 'MORTON, Secretary . or to,auy.of .the Company's A g..OXltti. Agent for Liverpool, • ' RICHARD DAWSON: • N:B.— Agents have already been appointed in most of the firiripel towns in the ki ngaln.m ; applications for Agencies, in places where appointnien4s, have not yet been made, are re quested to be addressed to the Secretary. BONUS. It is directed by Abe Deed of Settlinient of this Company, that, within six calendar mouths after the 25th March,•lBA the Board of Directors shalfeause an account to he taken of the profits in the FIRE DEPA RTMENT, and shall cause ONE THiIiD of so much of the profits as may with safety be taketrfor the purpose, to be appropiimed as a noises to •all prisons who shall then have-been toisored• against Loss of Fire, for the last two years, or mote, of the five. sears previoos thereto, whether ,by - the same annual Policies, or by a centinued succession of annual Policies. An account of the Profits in the LIFE 'DEPARTMENT will also be taken at the.same time,.rwo-Tnians .of - Which will - be apportioned as a aoties amongst holders of Life Policies of four years standing. .BANKRUPT STOCK, Recently purchased ' BY •AUCTION, AND NOW SELLING AT THE CRESC'E'NT, 13AZAAR, (Opposite St. George's Church,) Considerably under • THE ORIGINAL COST PUCE, Consisting of BAGATELLE BOARDS, \VRITING DESKS, . DRESSING CASES, WORK BOXES, PERFUMERY, TOYS, &c.; Also, the.Celehrated BRITISH PLATE, In Folks, Spoons, Ladles, 4.c., Forming the best Substitute for Silver ever invented.