The Liverpool Standard and General Commercial Advertiser. — Liverpool, Merseyside, England, 1838-03-09 00:00:00

2u /- /IL ci-of 1' -= ;vbipptl— EAST INIMES, , ~ , .. . Mil be ile;:iatiihed on the 15th instant. , For . .BA . TAV.Itk, leave to touch at NI A DEMO (W"h - • . • • • .1 1 . The tine new Bintsh•built 13arque S U PERIOR : .. .k,'L L ~~.i I,', , . . ,', ntinueh pet register ill tons, cOppered. and copper la4ci,h6di' d Itiii 4 l'iiai,il-47'a goo part of her cargo ready t o . g, t °lli iiekril4,Aviil . he punetnall • despatched. For freight or passage' aitopq't6 , lllegsrs:"Mclia`a, SrmE, and Co., or to - . " - GOLD and sTARKE Y. . , ...... _ /LLiz., WEST. INDIES; • • To sail - ori tiro? 10th iiatarlt; • 74."-:- 1.- • . •• The :Ship P A R At' E 1-1 7 T r ., • • - • HEN la Ittst6N,M;i'ster ; o • uttliep toils. superior Ste:milt:nod-a:. -ions, apply to; . • ;• . SAN DBACH, `I , INN F., ailitt r• • - • Intended 4e. xatl oir For BARBADOS *- ;- ,11/V .Tho 1111:An. , -kft 4 J. R. DIXON; Miiiter: Tok"friii3Ont or ptisi4oke apply to • • . • BARTON,' IRLAM; and HIGGINSON B .4.1Y1T1 LUCA . .. : . To sail early in Mnrch. ; For ST." ANDREW'S; N.B. . * 4 1 0"4 0 :i , Ttfe Barque FA:SQUE, , GP:orOk'STACPOOI,g, Commander ; , nithli(so per reii§te'r 21.5 tons:—For freight or pastiage apply to - Messkt: Jolts GI.A . DTONE and Co. 'cir'to „ . AMES POOLE and CO. ...—.., i;..p team 14Tabigtit ton.: II \-- If \ i - 0 ,A For DUELDI AND 13ELrAST. - THE CITY OF DUBLIN • • 44 t' • - ' SI'EAM , P A,CKET COMPANY, INCORPORATED BI:" ACT OF PARLIAMENT. he above Company sail their Vessels, (wit!.; p t'. without Pit t*,) talehig' goods-an& Passengers` to the following ports, !lAtrWeltill '.. • • -'' . ' To UB I:IN Daily. . To 13 'LEAST; every Wednesday. • :Ahelit ukelele ofl.bis Company .is that of Attaaing all Im peders and ...xporters by , n . Division of the Profits among them, after pai !tient' of d 4 Dividends--:thus creating a community of tolerstn b.etweeti , ,.the. Shippers and Slinreltolders;—a principle. which will best, gnarantee to its Proprietors a certainty of , their Nvideti .k;'antl' to Sliikiers of all' descriptions of - Goods and iiii7e:Shreic the basing:a Well supported , Establishment of firs“ class Steamers, and the lowest rate .of Freight compatible with a due attention to their maintenance. . Apply to .. SA MU RI.PERRY, 27, Water-street. w ii r a For NEW it - it4k 4 8 The flith new and la' st-sailiug Steatn-packet .0 o't s% • • • • CITY OF CARLISLE; - • , •-; Janis; . -Invivo, CommAnder, inCendeir tO fail f rom LIVERPOOL to NEWRY, from the Clir - enke - Dscle, as. follows:: )fierslaY., March. 7, at 7 o'clock in tke Evening: e` nes ay, 14, „ 1 „ in the Afternoon. 'W.edh•esda37, „' 21, ,; 6 „ in'the EVenitig. „ in the; Ere uin ir. The above Vessel leaves Newry, for Liverpool, every Satur- For further - particulars apply to DANNIKI, BthiNON, Agent; N'o. 16, Goree- iazzaa. Oft - ',4'att. QN SALE, LEIS If PROVISIONS, ur superior quality, For. Ship's Stores. . Apply to ' • HENRY W. HAYMAN, 3, Custom-hbuse-la,ne. SHIPLEY and Co., 79, CHURCH-STREET, supply superior , WHIPS,' SADDLERY: and HARNESS; Ah' at their IVratiiitasly, ISI, Regent-street, LoUdOn. . , , . . -. • SALE, One Hundred Boxes ' Quarters, and cartoons- of ILtith - Mhsedtel. IfAISINS', of very superior knality; at IKIEHJLEWOO,II'Se. FBA= WAREHOUSE; IN Parker street. Also, Black and Green Grapes, Wholesale and Retail, St. Michael and Seville Oranges, Lemons, Ainerican Apples, or'bidden;Frait, Parnigranates, - Pistachio Nhts,'WaJlnnls 60 bushels nf tine Bla,k ; ppanisti .Chesnuts, for seed, Pickle's; Uwes, Preserved Ginger, (Maya . Jelly, Green Sweetmeats, ,Fine' LOiadott Oa , Tongues,. in: Pickle- an d Biaroked:' vAry,article. of. Fruit ,at ,unprecedentedly low prices.. Bunch ai'sins, &mil 9d. to Is. per lb. Fine large-Ch'esnuts, is. per it atidreil; and *smalVDittol 4d. per quart. St. M ichael's Oranges, "p 4 ked' in ,Pgxes, - from.l.ss, upwards, and single packages of rruiti, f or fa m il y use, at wholesale prices. No order for the Trade will be attended td .without remittance*: ; ; i -Wic. ll eweod's genuipe BOTANIC 01L,18...3a. 64,, and as.,. Yerectla rs . erumelient Oil is of inestimable worth.; 01:Ce;tratet-and feittbres4he Hair to. 1, brilliant-and: healthy' lPrfat,ree after fi,sleclitte or its becoming gray.: They , EGE littiadS agreablV "'l' OIL SOAP, so highly esteemed for rendering the stift'andvihite,iitratid" Is: eadi;qind ss. and' I.o*. per Dozen: . . . -- • Gr. - A - same, 27TH YEE -18.38 T the' PIIIST RALP-YEARLY GENERAL"IiIEiT -14N.G :of .1-12 - SHAREHOLDERS of the GLASGOW,' VAISLEY, K.ILMAII.NOCK,,and AYR RAILWAY CO., WI! uticleir the'A'cl; in the Cnrilpany's 01116e= JAMIE 4 NV.CALL, Esquire,in the Chair— ,The adyertisement, calling the meeting, and the S ec ti ons of tliti`Att butinesS" tebe transacted at it, having Wen, sead,,-,thSetirethry read a :Report , of-the' Proceedings or the Directors since Ole pr,eyionto Statutory Meeting of Sharer b'cilders, and of the arrangement's niaire for the vigorous prose- etififint of the Works., jite cuAigN then adverted to the ver . y.prompt,manner in vflikli'the onthe . 13th inStant had' already * lieet Met' ,Shereholdetic as-. appeared, from - . the statement the sank laid before the Meeting, and congratulated' the I 1• 'Olll4l - ors on the present prospects of the Company. Whereupon, it byte,' moved by WittrAm'EuiNG; arc ; — lit oXpr,Glalgovi, seconded by JA ME§ purgtoP, Esq., Mer c Vaal, olaikciw, and unanimously agreed to• -.. That this Meeting approve of the Report of the Direnas; and ▪ titeit velitinned - nuti earnost desire theft. the niiise cigar (Afs measures be adopted for. th; v prosecution of the undertaking. , „ • It was Illerenfter moved by. Ross, Esq., Merchant, tiiii§gool,lseccinded by , •Artttillisa,t) H.tit'v'kY, Esq., Merchant, Glasgow, and unanimously' agreed to — ~hat the Meeting, impressed with the advantages_ which will ; the undertaking ; from the execution 01. the,projected 144ay,„fromKilmarnock,.through . Dumfries, to Carlisle, in. bl i r,t4pt, tpe DireCtors.tp., express to its Projectors in,Dumfriei .9 re the interest which they.,feel obtaiiiing a Survey of that , • find request,he Directors, if they see lit, to contribute a baa(Aerri,te.sUna towards the expense of tbat Survey. ,•h1t:W111.,1A74 Loute, 011 moving , the third• Resolution, stat , eg,:that it.was hisintention to have suggested to the Directors theptopriety of .immediately enforcing •pavment of the call agatnat.such. parties- as. had not; paid;' but he was glad to sail, that,: from the. satisfactory manner in which the call had already bekw.met,-..and- the prospect. of the whole being paid within a slibit'peilod, it was quite. unnecessary for him to dui so. He, therefore,-.left the =at ter. with great pleasure lathe bends of the Direotorsisnd Moved; • - That-the , tlianks of the Meeting' be'given AtvtheDirectors'for their continued exertions, and to the Chairman for his coirdtiCe in qh P4air• • _ . Which moti o n ha v i ng b een secon d e d, was unan i mous l y Itereed (Signed) JAS. M'CALL; C6irman. WE pOU R S HYGEIAN HERB ..5.7.-"1 I'tt'sjae the effethuat eitiiptition of every species and siqupieutkof the SYR, HILITLC DISEASE ; andthe•dit;orcters arising from,itoprop,er treatment. / 5- rein - ire - ft and sold bV . the sole Proprietor; at • -No'. 54;58123EL.51,11:13ET,. LIVER1 ) 0013. - - • • • • • Inboxes - at aticr4s.•Gd: each; WaYranted' tint to •coritaiti COPAIBA . ,. CUDEBS, or any • deleterious ingredient. • - • With each , lTox6is: given a Treatise on . Venereal and Diseasek , With observations on seminal- vreakti6Eii, &c: containing. liintv worth' knowing by those who are, or . haya:been stifferets.rolhN dreadful and devastatinz malady. Di& 11 I , l3F;Olkt continues to direet his attention t trt hose di's; -triirtertra - r%ihgnerconttig too free and indiscrutrinate indulgeta;e *f theitatiaitini , , which' not only •ocation. a numerous train of nervons , a'ffections, but also entaili Oniti votaries all the ener vatibeinbecilitieS.of age. in thut disttegsing State of de- bility fintt deficiency; Whether the consequence -of baneful ha bits, elVessiYedrinking;-or anynthei cause by Urbiclithe powers of the eonstitution hecolikeenfeebled, he' offdr . 4 - a .. frrui; safe, - and grjeedyltstbilitioh rer siOund , and Itievatierlinehnly•ftlet'that•ttiousaMlS' fall victims to the Ye- . neieel disease . ; oiviny, tir'thei unskilfulness of illiterate men, who, by thou's° ofthat-de.dly.poisoit, MercurY ruin the cOnstif t ifinii antbliken , the grea4.Doet or S we d ehr beCae Profes sor at L ey den University; lieconferoetl inYalnalile benefit upon man: 'crud by. the•discovery.of hii grand l'anacea, fat' the care of this deplarable'complaint: Never did a' distcivery 3reite - - grea'ter s a usa tion; was , soathr ofte'r With avidity, •atid used With the undeviatirioncceesin the most- minute end intricate cage's' of Itnrdelicatecomplaint.,. for thee- tore of Which they have been so lourcelehratek's The fame of these Pills throughout Germany, .caured their speedyintrodoction into almost every country : The .certhinty with t were continually adminiatered ca l f b e : attieted'bv,,m - anV thousands: In fact, during the long- eonti. tetittil•War they - werethe iaseparable companion and safeguard of:threaldier,. in all , catbs , where-the slightest suspicion of infec tion:4;las entertained': What niediditte can he . niorea'pprenfiate thiata - Ahat whiChhasgiven such getieralatisfaction?' Tfre'Hyge-• lairiterb.Pills root out every' partikile insidioui Poison, purl fYilat in their 'progress' the wholeimass trill:lids. They , not only r„iniovertheldiseise; but renovate by their action the . different functions of the. body expelling the grosser huninurs, and in a manner to! mild •and impereeptible' as to' convince the most sceptical of - their astOnishing -antt unequalled Towers; The' neither-contain' mercury' nor any other mineral, and' may' b'e taken' without the sligitt est spici en of discovery—they require ' a oreltmint'of diet, hiss'of tinie;)or - hindranceof business, but effect tiCaniplett•cine i without the least exposure to the patient: At , itny period when the slightest suspicion may' exist, it will be ,vrallto have recOurseto the Hygeiaw Herb Pilia; for when taken u efdretins disease has made - its appearance it ;Lets as a' certain t r eientive, - by moving the' Coinplaint' effectually and secretly. he deplorable state in which , many ffrsonS' hiive' been when visiting, the proprietor, fro th the use - o mercury, renders it im. Poratively necessary to caution the public' against that dangerous Mineral when injudiciously administered: 'hie Pills shotildform a portion of all Medicine Chests, by sea -and land, and ought never to be omitted by any person going a lent voyage orjourney; their properties are such that neither ita.t* noz.cobi will injure their quality, of prevent the due effects na.tlie constitution'. Dr; Davitstrn wilt attend daily .at'his reSidence; front Fight in 144. morning unlit l'en• at - night; (on' Sundare. frold' Nine till Two;) wtiere he gives - advice to all applicants taking any of his ?reiterations, wiTuour A , Pan. Letters :fpoift=paid) enclosing ft' remittance, answered by re 1111n`+' and -Medicates punctually transmitted - to any address 94 . 4 0 br initittis or .name; SEEL-STREET,- LIVgRPOOL. 'z--- , -r-/- - 1, -- a--f/ -e..,-- , i- . _ ....',4 k:. • It` 't* ' •' I '" 4- . ----- -- ,1414r4 4 1 ~,,... , , 1 t , 1 . I-- , kki ~ ::.& .i , ) r 4N.. . 4.,, ,, v....3„ ~, ,v i l f , l 4lk, S : kia , ) ••; A •4" " • ..., s r 1 . 1 . ,'", * -- 't, , .. .- ". 'tt , :: N i ,„ ,' • .. " tr '1:, 1 4 4 .., • - r 4: ' 'I - ' l i t ,' ' t` C"1 --.. t- '- .4 ...., GENE:Li:A! 4 CO AND IN AI lERCIA I) HEARTS RESOLVED, AND . IIANDS PREPARED. 1111 RLESSINGS..THEY 'lo.tiliAßl)!--.6mAiLLEA-1 VOL. Xl. ---No. 554.] alto auction. DAV- • .On account of the Linderiii:itcri.. , - THIS DAY, kFrida,) the 91h instant, at Twelve o'clock, at No. • •9, Oldhall-street, sOO'Bags damaged SUGAR,. Landed, ex Cheerful,, from the 11.attritius.-Apply to Messrs. MeichAnts, or to GLADSTONE and SEILMANTSON,SrokNs. Tuts DAY, (Fridav,) the 9th instant, afTwelve o'clock, on the •tlil is, Salthaase Drick,',. • 718 lieges ORANGES, Landing, ex .Saracen, from St. Michael.—Apply to Mr. EnkNEzEit RAE, Merjhant, or to JAMES . ADA`M Broker. For gecount of the Underwriters. Tais DAY, (Friday,,) the 9th instant, at lialf,past One o'clock, at Hutt - 011'S Warehouse, Goree Piazzas, About 250 Sackt FLOUR; . Damaged by salt water ; saved from .the wreck of the' Liver. pool,,ort het passage hither from Waterford.-41,tty be examin ed in Fliotim'S NVarehouse, G'orie Piazzas; or samples may be se6'l33 , apply ifig' to JAMES scow and SON, Brokers. TUESDAY. .0/1. TUIgyDAY next, the 13th instant, at One o'clock, at Buchanan and Browne's Office, Oldhalktreet; 3.5 Cases s Brazil SUGR; 67 Barrels Ex . Midas, from Peroambuco.—ApplYfo Messrs. HADFIELD, WOOD and Co., Metchants, or to • • BUCHANAN and BROWNE, Brokers. WEDNESIJAY,. On , NVEDNEanAy next, the 14tti instant, at Twelve o'clock, at Buchanan And Browne's Office, Oldhall-street; 193 Serous Caraccas Apply to Meisrs. ACKERS, GRELNSHieLDS, and C 0.,, Mer chants; orto BUCK ANAN and BROWNE, Bfokrs: NAT IL L.l.A'lll CA. L. OWA Y,. PAPER-HANGING V. MANUFAC,TUREIt, Inc., begs respectfully, to thank; T hisriends and the PubliC, for tkesliberal patronage allotted hitn . since his commencement in the above line ; and also to inform thatifelias:taknn commodious PreMises, at No 2-f Batt). szaci.ur, where will befoond an Assortment.of PAPER-HANG, INGS,, of the newest Style.and most elegant Patterns,, suitable, Drawitig, Dining; and Bed Rooms, Parlours, Halls, Offices, Ste: He begs' further to'bstire them, that every exertion shall' be used to pi - deuce the most recent Designs,-and to• execute , them in, the best, style of, workmanship, haying engaged Work men of considerable experience in the first London establish teats. Builders, Agenti, and HOuSehelders' will 'find; this'dmOst a& vantageous 14:stablisbnieut, as W. C.,. continues ' to make Con tracts for Cleaning down . Houses, Whitewashing, Colouring,. Painting, Papering, Bi.C.,which does away. wall the inconvenience 'OretnployiriOssevetal trirdestnen Ile 'would also call' attentinit to the fact, that his being a new Establishment, he has •by far the, largest and best variety of new Patterns of any house in the town, got up by souse of the, rst Artists . ; and that he has just . pnichased, and is preparing for the present SeasOn, some of the mostrecent'Desig,ns, of a description that cannot fail to tried' approval, and whichwill.be.ready fot-inspectiou. soon ; and of fered at.prices that cannot fail to give satisfaction. Papers from One Shilling upwards. . ......„ - • DISTRICT PROVIDEN`r SOCIETY. QUEEN-SQUARE. r1 : 31-1E Treasurer, acknowledges,wit,h, waym thankst f, Jt ink Donatieni in aid of the runds of . thii Society, and, u'rgentiv . scilicits th . e - eontributions of the charitably distiosed; to• enable it to meet the :numerous claims - made tlaily at this• sea-: son of extreme severity. New annual Subseriptiousare earnestly Donutioni reeeaed sine` tli2:111s of FeLritCir. From l theCierks - of 'Mes`grs. T.lnd'a.• Litile'dale" • . and C 0:. . ,., - ' .• ' - £l6 0 0 Collection at the Church of St. Martin's in the Fields, , per the Rev.. Cecil Wray i l3 8 0 Promthel.rerrilin, Mechanics, and labourers, in the ltaiivray Yard; Croinr-street, and Mr. Grey - 2' 9' Misses Yates, Dingle . . - 10 10' 0' Messrs. 1. Bnrned. and Co . . .lO 0 0. Joseph Hornby, Ilsq., Evertors A Friend, per the Rev. Jonathan Brooks - lO 0 0 Messrs': Watson' Brothers Wild Co . . , ' -10 0 0 Henry linoth, Esct -• 5 .0 0- 'l:llflutts , Booth, tag Majcir Axfo'rd, Mount-vernOti • ' 50 0' Messit. George Green autl'Son ' ' ' ' • 5' 0' 0' James Herrorth; Esq. ..... .. - -.4.'........... 5 4 0! .A, F... . . ...... !Mr's. S: Gladstone Williatnireynilds,lll - 1.): •— " ' ." -' . " 5 0 - 0 ..John Wright, Egg' " ', - . " ' ' 5 0' 0 Ilirgli.llltilleneux, Esq., Great George-street ....... 5 0. 0 ;James Mulleneus, Esq Ditto ,RitAiard Alison, Esq 5 0 0 Genige Batley, Esq., Everton '- ' - ' ' ' ,Wiltiam. Lase!: Esq.. Bold-street ...... -.., 5• .0 0 ;Collected from. a few, Friends at Mrs. Davey's Roe Buck Inn, Great Charhitte-street -M'ess'rs. H. Ciiiiellain and SOri 7 2, '2 0' Thomas Cciglan, , Esq.; St Anne-street '' - ' 2' 0.0 A. Friend ......, 2 0 0 ....••• ...... . ...... .•••••,. A Lady .. Messrs. Davenport and Orindrod• . The workmen= in 'the etn - plhyof Messrs:'Davenport .aud - .Grindind, Caledonian Fotindry,' Naylor- 1 13 . 6 ,street Mrs. Martin, Soho-street ., 1 0, 0 . Mrs. MOon, Islingtonl 0 0 ' 1 • 0 O . .. A Friend, per W. G. ' - ' 1 0 0' Mra.'R. Mprison, St.. James's-terrace 0 10. O. Mr,,Dodd, Whitechapel 0 10 : 0 . V.. H: • • - - O5 0 Mt. David Ty rer • • . Mr,'Lathain . , - Old Haymarket - 05 0 From the Liverpool, and Manchester .Railway Di rectors,, part of a sum received for Sunday Tie- . vetling, r efuSed by certain Shareholders 250 0. 0' J; M'Greg f or, Esq., Liverpool' Commercial Bank: s' 0 0' Messrs. Buchanan and Browne, Old Hall-street 5 0 0 MisS Stavert, Breckside House T. K. Finlay, Esq . . 5 0 0 Some - Labourers on the Line of the Railway, per Mr. Boddie= ..... • ' • 2 7 0 John Woolwrit, Esq 2! 0 0 Mr. Pearson, Newington 1 0. 0 Mt, Mancler,• CaStle-street... . ' . . 1 0 0 Mr,' Gibion • ' - ' • - • • ' ' • • I 0 0 Newton, Lyon,- and Co 5 0 0 New subscriptions received since - theist ofJanuary, 1838. Miss Marriott,". Bedford-street ' ' 2.2 0 Charles Turner, Esq., Lancelot's-hey ....... W.W. Willink, Eiq., Dingle Mrs. Dyson, EVertoti - - , ' 2 0 0 Mr. James Owen, London-road ~.. 1 1 0 Miss Hughes, Seaforth Mrs. - T. Goilen,-Chester-street ' 4 • " e.' ▪ • 1 1 0 Mr. Thomas S, Ashburner, South-hill-Grove, Tox- ' • telh-paik . . 1 1 0 WA - len:Penh; Baths ' ' ; ' " •' ' ' or 1 0 Mrs. Potter, Everton .......... .... William Potter, Esq.,Everton 1 1 0 Mr. Robinson; Oldhalllitreee ....'.. .. .....'.'.'..'. .' . ' Mr.. A,lison, Abercromby-5quare........... ...... Mrs. Lewis, Rose-place , 1 1 0 111e . 4srs. Rosa' atrd 'NiF.,Plitingale ' ' ' ' • . '..'..'.".. 1 1 0 Mrs. R. Thomas, St.'Jamee ! road • .... Messrs. Hadfield, Wood and Co .. . Mr. Rbliert• SYers, WristMiiMbn..street • . . 1' 0 0 Mx. James Davies,- Bold-street - : • 1. 0 0 Mr. Thomas Forsyth, Exchange-buildings ' 111 - r. Tames Harris, Oldhain=itreet ' ' ' '. - I 0' 0 Mr. Richard Derbyshire, Grove-5treet..:...:...'...,. 1. 0. 0 'NI r.. A brabaui Bell Malcolinson, Islington MYsYMarriatt, Everion 1115... T. ,ILSyers,.Great Charlotte-street . .. 0 10 0 ' Mrs. Weal!, Falkner-street Mr. JaniesTarker, NOrton-street . . 0 10* 0 Mrs. Jahns' Gasket!, Smithdown-lane' 0 10 0 ' Mrs. Syers, Roscommon-street 'Rev: "A. Rikg.. . IJ 0 'Rev- W. A. Strange - . - ' ' ' • 11 0 Mr. James Byrn - 1. 1 0 : Henry Simpson, Old.Churehya, (I Miss Houghton, kent-street SOLUBLE COCOA. ►fIAYLOR BROTHERS, Inventotaand' Sole M'ANUFAC- . .TU.RERS ;of this lighly..esteemed preParatinn; inoffering their acknowledgments for the extensive and increasing public Patronage it has inet wall', beg to Caution the' constimers against Oertain SPURIOUS IMITAT4ONS, which; though . somewhat o esembling the appearance, are totally devoid of the essential sand' PECULIAR PROPERTIES of , the 'original- and only genuine article. These counterfeits having been imposed upon the public in an unpacked state, ,having led to nu merous corn plaints,,calenlated to bring the prepaiation into'disiepute; upon investigation it has been found that in every case of complaint' .there has been IMPOSITION PRACTISED. To guard against recurrences of these, puncßitsEß,s are requested t o as k f or TAYLOR BROTHERS' SOLUBLE COCOA, in Packets, which bear their natne,..with directions for use; or. if required unpacked, to b e particular in. asking for TAYLOR BRO THERS' SOluble Cocoa loose, front such respectable Retailers as can be depended upon.. After any article has been before the public many years, the best testimony of its excellence is thaGErnaA I. DEM SND for it, this, added to th e i r l ong held conviction of its value, affords TAYLOR BROTHERS the fullest confidence in:retort-mend ing it-to those who have not yet made trial of it; as at once an BEVERAGE. NUTRITIOUS, ECONOMICAL, and - CONVENIENT TOpErsoTll3 Of WEAK CONSTITUTION, and DELICATE Or IR CITABLE DIGESTIVE ORGANS, it will hell:And invaluable, being prepared with th e greatest posSible care, upon well tested prin ciples; by which' the REDUNDANT OILY MATTER, so offensive in the common preparation, is neutralized; at the same time it is highly nutritious and soothing, is About HALF THE Patel?. of COFEKE, and being entirely vested of the hitsk. and grosser parts of the Nut, is WHOLLY CONVERTIBLE INTO NUTRIMENT, in the shortest possible time; whereas the Common Cocoa re quires the tedious process of boiling and skimming, and leaves , a greater proportion' of sediment. It will keep good for any reasonable length of time, and suffers no deterioration by change of climate. Soid, Wholesale. at their Alanufeelories, Brick-lane, Whitechapel. ,LOrann, and Temple-court. Liyerpool.whero also ma•V lie had TAYLOR BROTHERS' I.oi\lG A PPROVED CHOCOLATE,In Cakes. Pow ter. and Past'e,.tind Retailed by all respectable Grocers, Tca Dealers, and Oilmen; in the FRID4Y, MARCH 9, 18;1S. "...-Frates bp Auction. By JAMES 1311313 Y: On MONDAY next,•the 12th iusiaut, and following days, on the Premises; 35, St. James-street, FORFEITED PLEDGES , consisting of , Silver Wat c h es , r Plate, Jewellery, Men's ansl' Women's Wearing Ap parel, Printed Cottons; Woollen Chith's; a' Quantity of Books, Househaki , Purniture, Beds and Bedding. with various other Articles, being property pledged with 1,1 Richards, 35, Wolfe street, aad flenry Medder, Oldhall-street, Pawnbrokers, prior to March the 12t11,1837. Sale to cominetice'each day- at'two o'clock. EXTENSIVE SALE:OFTIIE SUPERIOR LIVE AND DEAD FARMING STOCii; , INCE II A LL, BLUNDRLt.' 11 / 11R. BY FORD respectfully begs to, announce . that he has lY IL' rei:eived'directiens frinn the' Execntor of the l a E (;harks 13Iundelf, L q , Deceased,' to SELL hy . pUBLIC AUCTION, on - Tt-iilit'stithe 15th', and 'FRIDAY, the -[6th instant, at Eleven a'cluck, precisely each clay,,upon .he . Premises, Inca IncA!lPundell; within . Ten laileaof Liverpool, •The - whide - of the Extensive and Superior FARMING STOCK, comprisin.,_a Nine MILC H . CO WS, Calved an d i n C a lf , rsice - tifY:o - ,ne Fat COWS; , Ten HEIFERS,. Two CALVES, Thirty Scoteh WETHERS; EWES; LAMBS, Fat and Store PIGS, Sevey:kl Breeding SOWS and SUC / KLINGS. 4,Sir Ed Breed,) Six Useful CAR. r woRsES, in fibs condition rising 'I Y.e OW: Two S,ADDL llORSAM,'"tor . ze' Quantity bt POTXTOES, , ;FINN IPS, MAN GEL WURZEL, HAY, &c., Dairy of Prime CHEESE, IMPLEMENTS of HUSBANDRY, CARTS, PLOUGHS, HARROW'S, 'ROLLERS; 'THRASHING MACHINE, GEARS, RAKES, SACKS; ',Ste.; Four GREYHOUNDS, Two POINTERS, ail& a RETRIEVER.. Quantity of FOWLS, DAIRY UTENSILS, and other Effect,S.. N.B.—The whole of the'Live Stock will'be sold on the First Day. . . Descriptive Catalogues may be had Tbree Days previous to the Sale, of Mr. Lip.roN, Auctioneer, Crosby, and on. the Pretnises, and of Mr. ICyFoan, Auctioneer, Clayton-square, Liverpool., . ANNUAt'SALE OF CARRIAGW D AN.iIARNBSS, AT LUCSS', REPOSITO 'GR kAT: CH ARLO TTE-STRgET. LUCAS b6gs to, inf Orin Hie Public that his ANNUAL 8m...1 of CARRIAGES and I-1A RN ESS will take place at the Repository, on Tnuttsbay, the'.sth day of April next. The StOek; from t - h'e recent stagnation in Trade , will be unusu ally large, and of a' very superior description.' Persons about ordering Carriages will find it to their advantage to inspect this Stock, as , front ita extent and variety, thew cannot _fail to suit theinSelves with alinost atiy . "deic . ription of ,Carriage far below the manufacturer's prices. • NOTICR.—NO Carriage can be received at the Repository fur this Si4e, after'SATta DAY, March 31. Catalbg'ues may , he had on the 2d of April.' , , THE GLASGOW AND EDINBURGif • • C T A L, • £'2;000,000: To be divided into 200,900 Shares of £lO each. THEobject. of the:rejectors of the propcised'Ws'Nxirfil COMPANY is to supply the daily increasip demand fOr . Banking accommodation; on a systectfinore• suite to the spirit of the times,—affut ding, to landed Proprietors and resident Capi talists safe -, and. profitable inVestgient; and more particulaily to the industrious middle classes; actively engaged in Commerce, hialtufact tii es; and Agriculture, the'ineatig partitipating - .in the prosperity, and securing a voice in'thetlirktlon of a Bank, from which ,they have been hitherto; to a certain extent, pre- I eluded, from the high price of/the original shares; in the existing s Bank in the West of Scotland. . _ _ Tile uniform success which has attended Banking Establish , ments on the Joint Stock principle is already sufficiently, well kuovuu : and there cannot be.a doubt,. that-the -comprehensive plan of the present undertaking, embracing all ‘ cjasses of the community, and torn - 6144'in alll - i)robability a iopartnery of up wards of 2000 individuals; each contributing-to the success of his own Bank;' will Ortirniitly.and - infallibly insure' to thi Bank a prosperity quite.uurivalled by atryßanking'establishment in . the kingdom. . • • • The business of •the . Company shall consist of Banking in all • its-branches. including the issue of notes on hitad';' the . head 'office being in Glasgow. • The iCompauy _shall. be considered as- formed when 30,000 sbarei are .sunscribed; and as soon thereafter agTOssitilei - ii . General Meeting-of the Sharebohlere'shall be called, to elect a Provisional Committee for revising the Contract, and for the general.directitm of.the',affairs of the Company. till' Directors be named. r r i n 'h o e r . , ln tw an e ag nty e - m on en e t all e st xtrao l rd e i ' ted D ie a s ryi in a G and l 2, ov at e i r ti n a ct'De i t idite p e u t t os y r - s ?o vetobe chosen by the Shareholders.; The ordinary Directors shall 'superintend the general - business of theuinp,auy, and shall have power to appOint Managers'atid othei‘necessary officers: 'seven alit-ese:Directors shall he -resilient in Gitt4,Pnw snii'five in Edinburgh, for Ming standing Cointitittees for superintenditigthe ordinary Banking tiusinusr tlWrespeaiVe . eittes:; and any of thelDirectors, whether resident in Glasgow cr Edinburgh, shall be entitled to attend and vote at all - Meetings of - Dtrectors,lieltl• either in Glasgow or Edinburgh;: both Committees being sub ject. to the _control 'of General . Meetings of DireCtors, to be called on the requisition of any three out of the whole number. One Director. at tbt. tiesitofeach list to go out annually'. in-order to promote the interest- of the Company, acid to se . - cure a-numerous copartnery and extensive influence;. lio indi vidual shall-be allowed to hold, in-the meantime, Mote than 500 shares of the original Stock; but a General Meeting of Directors` shall have power, after thO lapse Of'six months-frOm the-estab lishment of the Company,: within which' time no transfer of the Stock stiall'b'ethade,-toallon; partners to acquire'and hold such additional number of shares as theymay fix by a minute entered an the Sederunt Book. — Lech person, on becoming a Shareholder, shall . pax One Shil ling towards defraying the expenses incidentallo.the formation of the Bank, and if any. overplus shall arise on thesestims, it shall be carried to the credit-4a the Company'. • The first call shall be £2.103, per share,•payable at Such time as the Provisional Committee may appoint ; and the next also of £2 lUs., not sooner. than three months thereafter; and the re maining £sat,s'.uch times, and in.. such proportions, as •shall be determined by two-thirds. of the Shareholders m value at a Special Meeting•duly, advertised and called for ttint purpose: . After the first 50,000 Shares have been subscribed for, the Directors shall not have the power of disposing-of any additional Stock, without obtaining the authority or thd Partners, at a Special. Meeting called for the purpose of deciding on' the quan tity .of Stock,to.lie sold, and theprice at whichit shill be sulit; and at all such Meetings, two-thirds in value of Shareholders must concur: • . , Partners holding , forty shares and upwards of the'stock of the Company, shall,,upon obtaining:permission from the Directors, be entitled to operate to the extent of one-half of their then raid paid up stock, on the principle of a Cash , Account. No Partner holding less than a'hunclied•shares shall-be eligi ble as an Ordinary -Director; and if after being elected, he shill cease to hold that number of shares, - or becorhe Manager,' Agent; or Director of any other Bank, he shall forfeit his appointment, and the other Directors shall have power to appoint another in his ploce, till the next General Meeting for the election of Directors. - " In the choice of Directors, and in all matters submitted to the cognizance or consideration of General Meetings of the Com pany, which are' tote held in Glasgow; the partners personally present at such meetings shall have right to vote accotdiag-t4 the number of shares which they respectively hold in the Corn pany's Stock- 7 each share being entitted•to one vdte; and Part ners who cannot attend may-vote by-proxyi - but through a Share holder . only. • , , • , In the event of the Company having lost at any time one fourth of its paid-up Capital, , a Special Meeting of the Share holders shall be called ‘by the . Directors, and - the. Company 'shall be dissolved , utile&s'a M a j or it y i n v a l ue o f the Shareholders_ shall determine otherwise; and pay up'the retiring Proprietors the then value of their respective Shares; the responsibility of 'the retiring ParnierS, thereon to c ea s e . Applicatitins.foi Sgareir in Glasgow to be made to' J'A WaTsoN, Esq., No. 3, South Frederick -street; orin Edinburgh . to' Messrs...Tonnt ItoBERTSON and Co., N 0.5, Royal Eichange ; .or Mr. RICHA Li.") Da vy - sow, Exchange:alley, Liverpool; Glasgow. March, 1838.. • • • MONS, i 4R. DRAY SURGEON DENTISTS, FROM. LONDON. ':CONCENTRATED ESSENCE For Instantaneously and Permanently Curing the Toothach by a Single Application. MONSIEUR LE DRAY AND CO., Surgeon Dentists,. respectfully inform the inhabitants!Of Livdrpool and its vicinity, that they have.onened an Establishment pertnanentiy at • No. 38 i • SEEL-STREET; eight c d6Ors from Berry-street, Liverpool.. Loss of Teeth supplied, from one t 6 a complete Set, anti fixed withoot wires - or ligatures.' • The Tobtbach instantaneously cured, and Decayed Teeth filled with Mineral Martnolattimi and 'made completely sound, without pain, heat, or pressure. Monsieur LE Dame' A'N'n Co., Surgeoh-Dentists, - beg leiive to acquaint the inhabitants of Liverpooland its vicinity, that they supply Artificial, Mineral, or Natural Teeth, and continue, to .restore.Deca l Yed Teetivwith their celebrated Mineral Marmora tura, ..which is: placed in .the cavities with'ut pain,• heat,' or pressure, and instantly hardens into enamel,, arresting all fur ther pror . rass Of decay, converting sttitunintO a sound Tooth, and.lasting.many years. In. cases of Tootittreh; they are' ena , bled to afford instantaneous relief by a single application, of their Concentrated Essence; and as there is no complaint More general nr.nrore distressing in its nature' than Toothed], the value of this remedy cannot be sufficiently estimated, when due vonsidetatiOn is given to' the numlieref Teeth that ate daily extracted, owing to the very prevalent notion that there . islio Other remedy for this painful - affection. Mons. LE DRAY AND Co. continue to supply Artificial and Natural Teeth, of surpassing beauty; which are fixed from nue to a complete Set, without extracting the, reots, .or giving any pain; without wires or ligatures, to match in colour the adjoin ing ones, answering all' the purposes of tnastication and articu lation; remaining perfectly sectirein• their places, and 'May be taken out and replaced by the wearer with the greatest facility. ARTIFICIAL OR NATURAL TEETH, of surpassing beauty, to mat c h, equal in col - our and shape to those left in the moat k fixed; frnin one to a complete Set, without extracting' the• roots or giving any pain, the incurabrances of wires' or other ligatures, at the following Paris charges: A single Artificial Tooth £o 10 0. A complete Set - 5 5 0 A complete Setof Natural Teeth on fine gold plate l5 0' U An entire Set of Natural or 'l'erro Me- tallic Teeth, highly finished, in the first with fine gold sockets, usually charged Forty Guineas ' 2o' 0 0 Arranged on the oiost scientific and improved principles—pro tecti the adjoining Teeth —remaining perfectly, secure in their placesand in every case restoring perfect articulation and mastication. Loose Teeth fastened, arising either from age, di , Sease merettry, and deficiencies of palate effe c t u ally reme di e d. Attendance from Nine till Seven, and on Sundays from Nine • till Tun. No; 38, Seel-street, Eight:D:lo' s from Berry-street, Liverpool NOTICE THE Sale of the LAND nod Three HOUSES in Goat strfti:rr, which has`been lately advertised, at phe glaren.- don ltoontS, South John:street, on MONDAY, next, the 12th "Match 'instant, will not take place. KNAPPER mad WOOLWIIIGIit . . Bretherton's-buildings, North John-st reet. ELLEr and SON,, BOOT, AND Stine MAAttFAC ' Tua Eas, resp ec tf u lly beg.to,submit to their Friends and the Public, their'LlS'U of PRICES-, which in accordance with tlieir,pritteiples they have made such .further, Reductions in as the state of the trade will admit, withoutdeterioration of qaality, du'rabiliti, or stylO. Win.,ELLEy, and SoN gratefolly . aelinowledge past favotirs, and hOpe by their superior articles and system of, business to merit a continuance of the same. ;,• Iib:NTLEMEN'S a. La hIES ' s: Best Calf Wellington Boots 17 Best Cloth Boots Stout Calf Walking Shoes.. -7 I Best Overall Dress Shims silk lined .... 6 Orders e xecuted for Exportat 28, ALBION-11W I.,DING And 156, DA 'ion and ilome Cousumption. :S. 01,1) VIAYAIARKEr, LE-STREET. THE HARKING CON DOCK COMPANY_ OTICE IS HEREBY GIVEN, pursuant to the Deed of 111, Sett lenient, th'at'therGENEßNl,‘ A N NUA I, MEETING of the MEIIBBRS of the HARRINGTON DOCK COINIi MANY, will be held 'on Waosxsorty-next, the - 14th instant, at One o'clock', at the Clarendon-rootnti, South John -street, in 'Liverpool, to elect Four Directors for the year ensuing,' to supply the: place of the Directors' who are then ,to go out of office by rotatio-tr; 'to receive the Dir e et o r s ' R e p or t fortbe pre- ceding year; mid to transact the general busine'sS'of the Coln paluy—Dated this first day' of March, 1838; Bv'order of the Directors, JOHN NORTH, Jun , Clerk of the said Company. CHESTER :AND BIRKENHEAD' RAILWAY •-• COMPANY. ITIEFFI DIRECTORS of the - CHESTER and BIRKEN HEAD RAILWAY COMPANY have - resolved to Call, and hereby Call, for the sum of Five Pounds p'er Share, to be flaidi4the Priipriethrs'of the s'ald'CoMp,any, on ni'before the 6th day of April next, to tfre North and' Sottth Wales Bank, Liverpleot; or-to Messi's. DIXONS and WA'RDIE, Bankers, Chestel.. Dated 6th'day of - March, 1838: . By order of - the' DireCtors. JOSEPH MALLABY, Clergy of the Company, _ . . • GRAND• JUNCTION' , RAILWAY. - , • - TENDERS FOR LOANS. T HE' DIRECTORS'orthe'GRA . ND ' JUNCTION RAIL WAY COMPANY are novi' ready to recei;le TENDERS for LOANS . ; .tti the extent of Fifty' Thousand' POunds, in sums of not legs than'One Tho'nsan'd Peunds each' at Fourper Cent. per Annfarn Interest; fora term . of Five tir'SeVen Years.eertain. To be addreSsedlo the Treasurer of the CoMpat6r, Lime'-street, Liverpol: By order' of the Directors • J. R. CfIORLEY. Lime street, Li! , erpool„March7„ 1838. CLASCOW,•PAISLEY, R.ILMAR/sVOCIt, RAILWAY. TO' RAILWAY CONTRAOTORS AND BRIDGE • BUILDERS. .r7lllE' DIRECTORS of this Railway are' now ready to ceiVeTENDERS for Forining'and Building thti necessary, Bridges; Culverts, - Drains, Fences, andcOinplct ing .several' , lots lot' the Line between Ayr and Kilwinning, and tließnilding - two 'extensive Bridges over the Irvine and Gd.rnock Walers near to Irvine. The Plans, Sections, and Speciffeationi will'he seen here, or Et the o ffi ce of Messrs. GuArNdkli and kiil;l,F.ri`, 214ineeti, dinbutgh, on and after the - 19th' instant; add'th'e AssiStant !Engineer' will . be at Blait's'ltiti,'Kiliviuning, at'Ten o'clock in the Forbn oon of the 21st, 22rtd:•23rd; and '2lth instant, to.ac eonaparty Contractors over the 'Line: The Tenders are to he given' in'here on or . befOre the 2nd of April next, and the Directors reserve power to accept of any .which they.thay think fit. . . Ify'cirder'd the 'Dire — ctors, .. ! . JAMVS. WATSON;Secretary. Glavfittib, 3; &nab Frederick-street, . ' ' sth March, 1538.' BRITISH SILVER, LEAD, AND COPPER MINING COMPANY. 1111 HE Ditettors of thiaLlibisV'e'Coiiipaify'hereliv give:Notice, Fitt that they , 'have this 'cray'rnatte a - :1,/.; of ki per Share, aud that the sameis payable on'or before the 9th April ne*t, to the Phcetiik Bank, Liverpool; or to Nlessrs: GitOTE, PaiLscoi . arid , Co4.l3itrikers, London"; and to the Western District Baul, Truro, on account of the PhcenitTank, Liverpool: S I 3 E RATON, Secretar - . 1, Bratfl-builditigs, l -LivotPive, 7th * March, 1838. THE UNITED COPPER. MINES OF WHEAL. . CHARLES; . ANI) spmmovi.. Situate in We adjoining Parishes of St. Agnes and Illogan, Cornwall, CAPITA, £12,500, in .100 U Shares of '£l2 10s.each—paid up— on'tbetostlloOk Plan, and no farther liabilities. whatever. TRUSTEIC AND TILEAsUktER. Edniuuct Turner, Esq., M.P., Truro. • BANKE.R,S. , • TheVestern'Distriet'llank, Truro': the 'Borough Bank, Liverpool. riflll ES Mines have been 'in operation for aconsiderable time, and the present Proprietors have at this moment in the irfarket'a)Ot of Olefor Sale. The lodes of Ore trayersing the ruu.paraltel to the s t outh. and are identical. west; with th 6 adjoining Mines, known as the United Hills, nnw prodUcing good profit y; tmi snpauch that 'th e ;Shares therein have advanced mthe original cost) to £l3 per Share, the present value, as may be seen on, reference to the weekly numbers of the Mi ning Journitl. The - futnre . working'of the above Mines requires a 60-inch Cylinder Steam. Engine. This circumstance has induced the prese`nt,pro,prietors.to throw open the adventure to the.public: Applmatien for the remainin Shares to be made Jo Mr. JOHN ANDERSON, Norwich - Union Insurance Offi.ce, Exchange street West, frOin Whom the Prospectus is to be had, and, with whOM are depo s it e d plans and every other information relating to these Mines. STAY PROLONGED TO THE 21sr OF MARCH. May to consulted until 21st Match on Mondays,' Wednesdays, Thursdays; and Saturdays, in Livetptiol:' SCURVY IN TH GUMS EFFECTUALLY REMOVED. IN CORRODI BLE ARTIFICIAL TEETH, • Plaeect withoitt Wices or other' AND MINERAL' SUCC,F.DANEI.3I; FOR . FILLING DECAYED TEETH, WITH(IO*P-VAIN . ," HEAT; OR PRESSIIite. • ONS. JAS M. MA LLAN,,StirgeotiDeatist; frorn'No:lo, INT Ludgate-hill, London. bogslO return thanks for the liberal an - d ekiensive t patronage he has received on this his Ninth An nual Visit, and on account of his extensive litactiee iii London, he'must close his professional atotationsin LiVerpdol poSitively oaths 21st orMarea u - ext; andtnav be consulted until the above period; Oil MONDATS,.WEDNESDAYS, THVESDAYS, and SAititi, at No. 46 : BOLD-STREEI', next tathe Savings' Bank, fivni Ten fill Attendance on FRIDAYS, at 129, Fishergate, PRESTON. Ott'TuEs D Os, at 6, Watergate-row , ESTER. Mons. MALLAN' has' been' compelled to devote a limited perfolto the above places previous to' his departureio London. Charge strictly modetate. 46, Bold-street, Liverpool . _ ita - ESSRS. PERRY and Co., SURGEONS, may be ,Per- - U LV_ sonally .ciniatilted . frinit'Nine'in' the • Morilink,till Teti at "Night, and on Sundays from•Nitie 611'146; at ' , No. 23; SLATER-STREET, neei.'lluk - elstreet, Liverpool, .(private . entrance first' dmir up' the paisig,e•;) o. 2 Bale ,street, Lower' Mhaley-street, near to - Sk Peter's .h urch, 'Manchester;abd'No.:4, Great Charles;street, Birinlngliain: of whom rnav'be - had'(yratis) with each box of pills their Treatise on Venereal • Diseaste,'GnnorrhMa; GteatS; and Stricture, !in eluding Practical Observ . ations on Seminal Weakness, arising ' from early' alitiseS, -- s . olliat all perseuS can' obtain an ininaediate .Care, with eaSe„ secrecy, and safety. h is a melancholy' fact, that - thousands fall victims to the Ye- neieal . Disease,. owing to the tinskittniness of illiterate men; who,- by the use Of that deadly poiSoti; Mercury, ruin the COn .stitation, and Canke ,uleeratiops, with' blotches on the tiekd;faCe; and Body, climbesi in the sight, .noise` in the ears, deafness, 'obstinate' gleets, and' Uncles on 'the - shin - hones; till at length a' general debility and decay, of the - constitution ensues, and a melancholy death 'puts 'a' period to their. dreadful stifferiniis . . cid d i fi doi.l i v t n e s ie b d e tt ' : hh e e e re rtlity, i : P : rn v : r g y n ay et : t o d : ep r: : f r:lh: l i r .s t te a' oa l i i t' f a . g hel ; e6 , I ts I. of g e t f ia ,. N i e r i ' e ') G't permanentss; BPt. s e strictures, r ir aaC e t h i ee , e- s ui e °al i tic' i 4 n su )°d- v ;Y e e. weakness,. e 2 k i se n n.t e e9. t i 1 ;1 1.. , aciedudeke:airtdioynr.e performing er s , ,e , r. it Oh g r. lumbago; tpheerried t local in tIA short spae' or three days, by one' small pill for a dOse, with ease, seerefr, and safety; The certainty with which they are• continually ailininisteredean be attested 'by Many thousands . The Specific fills roat - otit every particle of 'insidious" piirifying in their progress 'the WholelriaSS of fluids. They ifot only 'remove 'the 'disease; but 'renovate by their, action'tbe differ ent•ftinctions of the body, expelling the grosser humours; and in a Manner so mild Rua imperceptible as 'to convince the trios sceptical of their. astonishing and unequalled' powers'. he.• neither contain mercury nor any other mineral, and' may be ,taken without the slightest suspicion of diScovery. They.require no restraint of diet, loSs'of time, or hindrance of litisitiess, but - effect a coMplete cure, withOtti the least exposure to the patient. At.any period - when• the slig;htestvuspieion may exist; it Will'be• well to have recciurse, to the Specific Pills,. for When taken' before the disease has made its appearance it acts as a Certain preventative, by; Mbving.the"cornplaint'effectlially• and seerbtlyl• Messrs: PERRY ' Surgeons, , ctintintie - tri'direct thei r studies to thoie dreadful debilities . arising frotti the too - free - and indis criminate indulgenhe of the passions, , Which not only OdcaSion a numerous train of nervous affections, and entail on its votaries' all the enervating , imbecilities of old age,• hitt weaken' and destroy all the bodily senses; oceakioningloSS of imagination, judgment, and memory, iridifferenee and'aversion.forall sures. In that distressing state or debility or deficienbY, whether the . consequence - -of baneful habits,' excessive drinking, - orany other cause, by which . the powers of the constitution' become enfeebled, they offer-a firm, safe,.andspeedy reStoratiotilOSOund and vigorous health. PERRY'S VEGETABLE - PILLS are well known for the certain .and effectual . remedy of se - eondary sytiatitoms,'Vetiei. eruptions, pains' in the' bones,. ulcerated sore • throat, diseased nose, chronic rheumatism, scrofula, scorbutic and glandular affections, local and' general debility, nfik urn i,l rains in: th e head and limbs, depression' of spirit's, and all diseases' arising froth, an impure state of• the blood. These Pills are worthy a'place in the cabinets of masters and captains of shipk the more so,' as they will keep . good'in all climates any length;of . , . Letters from' the cauntry,•post-paid, eontainidg a remittance for medicine, will immediateto misicered.• 2G, SLATER-STR EET. NtA a DUKE-STREET, LIVERPOOL - - [PRICE FIVEPENCE. BA - NKRUP'I' ItecvntlN, purchostid • • 'fj s'uc-r , • /oily riiiN•v: s-EutiNa AT TIM. CRESCENT BAZAAR, (Opposite,Bl. George's Gluirch,) Considerably under TIIE ORIGINAL COST PRICE; ConSisting of BAGATRLL E . ROARDS;WRITING DESKS, • • DRESSING CASES, WOR:K•BOXVS; PERFUMERY TOTS &c • . • .•• • .- ' Also; the Celebrated • B it.trrlsti PLAT. g', - . /,,' Fink's, '44)66; Ladle4„4'.c., . Formirig the tist,'SuWtitute fok . Silie r ever itiveuled. TILE FAMILY LINEN WAREHOUSE, 97, BO LU-STREE7', • ' (THREE DOOR BELOW THE MUSIC HALL ) & H. ANDERSON,. in announeing. to their Friends AA • and.the Public their REMOVAL to tlie above comma dious Premises, •be ,, respectfully to ackn ow l e d ge th e liberal' sup port extended to tam during the long period they have been in business, and hope, by a continued attention tai superiority in quality in every department of their.Stotk, to give that.satisfaC lion which will ensure'it continuance of that favour they have so long experieneed. • • In addition to their own Manufacture of DAMASK, TABLE LINEN, COVF.ItS, STIEETINGS, LINENS, and DIAPERS," 11.'ariii order ki make their establisbinent complete in Fainily Furnishing, have added an extensive Stock of DEn-Tictc', BLANKETS, CoUNTEkPANES„ QUILTS, FLANNE'LS, Ste. FAMILY iC RESTS and COATS of AltilS 'executed in a superior style.. Specimens of some of• those they haie already done; may be seen as above. CORNISH'S CHEAP BOOK ESTABIIS 11 MEM', 16, LORD-STREET, LIVEIOOOL, and 37 NEIL-ST'REET, BIRIVINGHA M. T • .CQRNISH resp : ectfully:iuforms The Inhatitants of I:rvel-ttp pool and its vicinity, that he is constartly;reeeivinya fresh. supply of , the most Standard - Works' in the English-mid Foreign ,languages, of which the - following- are a f&w now on Sale at the undermentioned low prices:— HENRY'S (111Arl'HE.W). EXPOSITION on'the OLD and NEW TESTA.,MENTS,, 6 VOlB, royal' Bvo., -new editiutz; SIBLY'S New and Complete ILLUSTRATION of 'the" cia.EsTIAL -LTIENCF.eI ASTROLOGY, or art•of Fure telling Futuie Events, 2.v015.,. 4to, half calf, £1 ARMSTRONG'S (DR.) LECTUR•ES, on' the ELE'-' ;MENTS of PATHOLOGY, .and on• the TEIEORY'and PRACTICE of PHYSIC. 4s, publishedat Ge HOME'S HISTORY of the REBELLION . in . 17151 4to; Russia, 4s. 61 WILSON'S (.-ty. J.) FRENCH and ENGLISII DIC , •TIONARY, royal Bvo., half Russia',..El 6s. 6d.. - CH,EF'S D'ICEUVRE of FRENCH LlT.ERATURE;con sisting of Extracts from Classical Freud` Writers in Protean& IVerse, 2vols.,.royal Svo.., Portraits; 55. - 611; . . 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WKt April, to take altarge of a Girl's .Sehoid, comdircterd Ott the church of EuglaudsSchool System. An 'aCtive person , 4fio hitt been accustomed tn.:Xuittow,:is-requiredl tire' Parish iireiri,g Noy populous.. Aft actiya. Mist ess. may augment her salaryiby an evening school,-of which they. have the snle privilege: person4not leus Atli:m.2D or inure than 30.years•of. age would be nreferrP4.—Applicatinn to be made by letter; (post-paid ; :) teethe B.Ouris., Vicar' of Farn*orth-and Kersley; neat Bolton, wilb:saristietory testimonials; • &fair Salary will be given. ASTER. ilirOF/A 'ff/G ( S t. TIC) :14TANTED,.a P,BRSON fully qualified 'fiat-tithe ART of DRAWING, in ail. its Branches, to the. Pupils•nf the .M eche u les', nst it u t ion LoweriSchool. He Will be legal red to devote Six limit, each play, to the duties of the Sittfition. .A liberal Salary will he given. None need apply who cannot fur nish the most satisfactoq:reforencWailo charcetei% attainments, aud.e.iperietive in ..Tuition.-.-Furthet particulars can be •htia by applying at Institiitjon. Tfi,ANN - u - A.l, mAKTING of. the MEMBERS of the INSTITUTION will beheld on,WhorticsvAr EvEiciNG nekt, ,the 14th instant.. Each`. Subscriber has the priv.d.ige of intro'. ,ducing a-Nun-Subscriber to the Annual Meeting. JOHN S.:.RADCI.IFF, Secretary:. 140AIID AND LODGING • ril %Verne' Th re eTou fIENI'LEMEN tail 'be Lodged or D" Boarded; With a 'Sittiog=roorn to themselves, on *moderate near koifuey-street.—Addr4s•E.W. Standard Office, (if b'y letter, post-paid.) - . Et bt Let. fo.hp LET, with ins'n t edi a le rngs'essinn, an Old establisliel • I' ri PUBLfO 'HOUSE; in neighbourhood or the King's Dock, with Fixtures, LiennseS, &c., cothplete, and' may bit converted into ti Spirit Vault,, :insr - pUtethd porsoli taking the same may suguest. • Rent and Goodwill moderate: Apply 61. EL KAYE AND Co., Chapel-street: . • . , • . .P.UBLIC-HOUSES, INNS, AND SHOPS IN GENERAL 710 be LET. several INNS, first-rate WINITand SPIRIT VAULTSc obl-estiehli4bed B I G-H MIS ES - , WINE and:SPIRITTAPS. WHOLESALE' and RETAIL POR TER:CELLARS, BEER' and , EA TINGAIOUSES, GRO CERY 'and-' PROVISION SHOPS; and SHOPS 'Of all descriptions, in ell parts of the town. ' Art Old Establfshed MILK HOUSE, %vitt' STOCK; ton , sistinv•of Three COWS, to'be Ditpose'&of.'• ' Apply to•J: lit Aftl.r.Nn; Houseand'Laud Ageat'antlaelierd Broker, Orange-tonrti Custle-streei.'• 1100 'GR,g,4N . INN. - •. , „ _ _ rj-10 be LET, for such a number of Years as may be atire`ed upon, that excellent INN atifooliree?i, th#Td6iiiihin of Mere, near Knutsford,-with the BREWHOUSE. COACH HOUSE, STABLES, a'nO.IIO.WLING-URBEN, as now occupied by Mrs. Orme, with from Twenty to Thirty ttheSftire Afff!S of superior LAND.. Entry to the Land maybe had im mediately,, and to the Irru: Brewhouse<'. Coach-house, Stables, and Bowlink-kreen, r on the first day of May next. Further. information mar be bad brappiying to Mr: OG I LVlk; Mere;.near Kuutqford.. 6e et,/sl — ,s A E, a general Assort men t of .TtJRKE.Y and VT P ERSIAN.. CARPETS, of difKerent Sizes, suitable for ttining-roorns..Stmlies, and small Rooms; also, • TURKEY HEARTH-RUGS, to match; STAIR and GALLERY CARPETS. in various -patterns and widths, of the best mina faeture,:and just impprtvd direct fr.m Turkeya—Apply to - Wst. RoTtiwtmt„ SON and Co., 5, Mauesty-lane. .25tk January, 18.38. • fyWSALE'by , PIIIV ATE Tlt [wry, BUii.DING LAND,. in Crown-street, , Vin - e•=street;' , and Boundary street, Liverpool; and in Clarence-streeT, and 'Plittripttin4treet, Eiertott,:or which may, if desirable; be exchanged for Bdild irws already erected. , rreelroldH oases in Burlington-street;sdd ArleYstreet: Leasehold Ditto in `Naylor-street. Corporation Leasehold Ditto, in , Duke- , Street; 00)cm-street, C a rnbridre-street,. slid St:•Bride-street. Frahold!Publir-houSe in'Sawney Popu-sti Dittnin ScotlandJroad. Leasehold Ditto - in Parklatie. Two Spirit Vaults in first-rate . situations anclgood'llosineii; `to be' bet; WANTED, £4OO at Five per Cent. on Copybold Property, i prodneing , a. rental 'of Apply to Mr. THOMAS DEA LEY, Appraiser and 4 Aieent, Z . lExchange-street West, and 2. Liver-cOurt, SEALING WAX AND WAFERS. EIREDE RICK HYDE, (Manufacturer to the Bank of Eng land;) iNa. 37, West sing - w , Soutti Cs - si•CE-sramr. (late Pool-lane& from NO:61, Meet:strew.; London; •respedtfully in vites .tbe , atteut of.lll4,rcbants. anti the 'Pti laic 'ln 'his Stock of SEALING WAX and WAVERS . o f virintts' ; y►aalities and prices; and begs !crutrer, to Exporters. his POST OFFICE WAX, whicb; from' its'Ord titialiti . and moderate price; adapted' for Shitipfigi Mantifathiringen the P7eitites, he 'etectitei; wifiiprittpt des laTehrWholeSale anitlispnrt Orders - ht•Lontion Prices: Wine Merchants' BOTTII.E'WAX. East 'IIARD,, end other \Vax, suitable for Exportation; with 'Engraverii . and Doev=plate'Walx, made - purposely for - that - trade'. LONDON and LIVERPOOL PAPERS on Sale daily. -.---- MERCHANTS' TEA C,O.MPAN , Y,- 41, GREAT GEORGES=STREET, NEAII . ST. 'AWNS S MARKIF.T . , LIVIWOOL. ••..•. . . . • 4 - ; zot.VASSi,S. 03CEIA . 4D and t JLBFIits soliciting , the attention:of Familie4 ,andthe-.Publicp-the New Selec tion'ontLAOK and GREEN TEA:S purchased by them dur ing their recent Visit. to Loudon, leg to state, that they feet confident; that. in pqint of Pt ice, Excellence, and Flavour, not a liOuse . intlic Liverpool trade can enier,irtio competition with' th'elidiii the various articles in their Stock. . Messrs. Orchard and Gilhert; having for in - any vears devoted the whole of their time 'and 'at tentiOn to the TpaTtade, are ihtdd - , tli t eWexperlence, to make the hest theS , "fed einiVSOe'd that, during • t sales; ‘. l6o/ ' have laid in such a Sto c k a s th os e afire iiia . :vlitioili'theitr with eninvi4nds will find'utrth'y;o i rtitlenqenr: cOlsis 4 l4'rs' BI:ACK,TESS'and r s ..uf every description. GREEN' TEA' COPFEE. SIM Alt. SrloEThe 'HONG Ml xTuitE, which bk.4 t titi'We4tabbslted fo r its - self a lasting reputation, Vy - Orehdr(l and Gilbert at•the - usual price, in pound•and.haltiouiid packages at , Gs. per It 7. . , . WHIP MANUFACTORY. ISLINGTON LIVERPOOL.- OHN' WATKIN 'begs' leave to. Wei to the'tiolice oft 4, tfr - NobllitY and extensive assortment ''or I.ti D 'NO and DRIViIV(3'WHIPS conifir4ingalindst every description in'fit'shlonable . uSe; Hand Whi'p'S mounted in solid Sliver Wire, Gilt, on Silver Wire; and Go ld . iplendia tirAv Racing Whip, in Octagonal Silver Ferrule.; l and a new Whalebone Braided Gig Whiti: This l Whip, fur actual serttice is the Bea' ever offer4in the 1 rade. Gig, Carriage, Curricle,'tandem," Pim, rind rou'i-horse Whips, in Brass, Ivory, and real Silver. livery possible , atteution'beinkliaid" in the various branches of this Manufacture, the Proprietor cap, in confidence, .recom* mend these Goods as first-rattn ancleterling.as to material : in fact, swine of those ror)s have been unders ea- soning the lung period of Si?cteen ,years=, and usthe Stack. of Varnished' CrOps is selclom less ,than 12(X) Dozen, something, choice can, at all times, • be selected by th os e Gentlemen • who . * . are partteular Oats necessary, elegant, spa useful Article: 'A, largesOpply ofliateiit Ahe,ep Skin Gig •and Chariot Huge, and in Seats for Hall and Parlour Doors. EMPORIUM OF FASHION POR IL4IR CUTTINO . AIV.6 biz•ks : §l.A 4 o, C H UIiCH-ST RE ET; • ' Opposite St; Pe'er's Cltitrth-yard; and 77tree-Dooriabbue . beo, leave resp e ctf u lly to : inforin. bis Friends and Sup p orters , that, having discharged his lat e Assist ant; he has engaged a4First-te-Mtir Cuthir i dreir aiEririer; who hag hati-an extentive . experience in iine-ollhelirst West Lend; being detennineil . to keep tionelitit of first4ate ties, and:feels assurbdthat theutmost sittsfaelion 'will be affofded to aitwho wild honour him with - their t patriiiiiitte. In Pervkes for both Ladiegand Gen:Heinen; R: Jdties feels confident that:lie ,cannot-beequttlied tither Mannfibturtli . in Liverpoid. They catt:beinadeln illy natteth or'colotir; :althottgh it rilay' appear • presumptnous' astert :it believes' that nature herself can' be excelled; , and'attelrhaa'hitheito bees{ his buceess in imitating the:rratiiral-hOr;•that those nearest and 'best'known to smite of .hiscusttimers'linktehecit`deceived: His stock -of.-PFiIiFUNIE - RY• is very c:e'rensive and well assorted, and all articles : neressarY to shel'oiletti-ttili:be found 'very} superior to the l tenerality fartfftrrtiCies'. - His celebrated CIRCASSIAN CitEikNl; for brantifting and prornotingt he growth of- Mit', alands' pie-eminent abb e all .4147... articles - • " .1 Boartlink , . Schools' and.• Families ' aftetitieii; and Children's flair Cut. and arrange'd Ertyie -that •in'after'tife' elistrte an exeellesit head of hair: J 011 N -11 T (SEVERAL YEARS ASSISTANT'AT EATS' WoOLVIRLD'S BA'Z'AAR,). • DEGS'most repectfttlly'ld Getiwv;' _kr the'Public 4)0 trar - tirken‘Prethisfl, Nb.'.74; Ilor.o-sTnaa'r, where'bethatrOF'lVNSl3`it . M . A24l3l l .A : CTOßY with. Extensive- SHt)WißE)oMts , salta t elred ftrr"the Sale of GAS and 01L - CRANDBLIRRS, I att , ,, fur thri Tahle, , -Sideboard; LolrbY*; and all Other situations. Drawing, Dining, and general Sit6iik' I,tooms,' , fitted , up. wittl proutptithtle; land•'witti• such dare-and attention as to merit generalTattottagi.:-. Oil- l i amps and Chandeliers) altered to burn- Gat,• re-bronzed Or re-laequered op Abe minises.., Ormolu. and Gilt• Work cleaned and repaired , b3Lcareftrl,wrirkmen. All kinds of Lamp Glasses' and Lainp Cottons constantly to• sale- , , _ . Breazo:lnkstanlis; . French Glass .Shades; , Pittroer's Patent. Candles, and Stands for ditto; Superior La.m.p.oiLs.- Lamps and Chandeliers lent on hire. Ball Rooms fitted up with lights' oreiii4itlescriptiiiii!' etiihdelihrs;l3riVicers:, and' PilhirS'for 'ChurblieS;• Made to arcliitectitral drli‘iitigs: • .1- H. begs to state, thrrt'fin'tntinVfeliii l tie'hak'pairf particular attentioh to are I.arnnlitisit4iii, that; lAvfng kildtrtedgi hf the'm'eChallieal th'e' st riaest • personal attention `o - rilerr; with'tlfd: rnost nfoderate charges;'itirl ilkalittriena i 104 a ghtid'iilticle only , . 'he May tritit a'stiate of riatronaL7e. • J: H: takes the pregeiit ,41portituity rif rettiriiih , r hik bgse thanketn'tb6Se Gent with; :rtess,'have so kindly rtati 4 ohized to•asskfii . theliri,' itharlttrieil*now' fadilities ft.ir'the bif•the'llititV'Etistaboiih 74;- Bbicl-iteeet- • • • . . • •