The Liverpool Standard and General Commercial Advertiser. — Liverpool, Merseyside, England, 1836-10-04 00:00:00

IZ ° , 3 . fie „,„ Etberpoot 4i-hipping. EAST IN OLE& 1 mid exten- kinds iut the c sales d only ivality public isist of in and alsold, Bahia isYear 313104 337487 864499 s were a dull f 30 ft. -,,, .--/ /' ,/,--,_., Will have early despatch. For BONI,BA.Y, •Trie,3;'=.:; The first-class B r iti s h-b u il t Ship CESTRIAN, • •Atsak KE I LOCK, Commander; .71. SE LOU tegister, and well known in the trade as. aretnaid;ably < fast-s a ili ng vessel.—For freight or pass - age ;try to JOHN fBBY and Co. . . Daily expected to arrive, and will hoye intoo., , diate desp a t c h )- For SINGAPORE , MANILLA, and CHINA, -4. 1'. The A. fast-sailing (.;.lipper, FORMIDABLE, •tv_ 350 tons register, Captain L. APR Ay, ( Tf7to is wen. acquainted. with the trade. For terms of freight or passageapply to ROBERT WISE and Co. WEST I :` , l DLES. To :gam thelOth October. For DEMERARA, The Ship HESPER S, R. ItPDoweL, Master. Far_ lie.tt freight or passage apply to JOHN GLADSTONE and Co. A. 4 For BARBADOS, The fast-sailing Ship LITIIERLAND, Atir.v. ;'MO , TitoslA,s HAWK NS, Master,; .... --- Lyingin the Queen's Iliek.--For freight and passage 'aPPIY to ff EYES, LITH ER LAN D, and Co., Wolstenholme-square. . . .. VC‘ , Intended to sa il2oth October. F or BARBADOS, The Brig SF'F. N C E It, J. WiLsos, Master. ..Fur freight or pas.sare apply to BAJLTON. IMAM, and HIGGINSON. en• TRINIDAD, The English-built 'Janine UTC HINSON, ik t J. Roat , uN, Master. 289 tona• register; lying, in the Waterloo Dock, and 3 ►ts a great tart of her cargo reatly.--Tor terms of freight or vassaKa apply to Messrs..l,,nN Mt 1.1101.1..1 ND and Co., or JAMES POOLE au? Co. TO -MORROW, (Wednesdav,) the sth instant, at Twelve o'clock, on the Quay, south-east corner of,Queea'a Dock, 3736 Pine and Spruce PLANKS, 448 Birch PLANKS, 8200 Oak and Ash Hogshead STAVES. Being the entire cargo, per John Porter, from Halifax,, now landing. DEMPSEY, BENBOW, and Co., Brokers. • PRIEDAY. ciAs For LONDON, The LIVL"RPOOL, .1)4~ . S. JonNsTotc, Master; A 1; 135 tons; norta:' end Salthouse Dock. tlnd nOtp loading at Loadon, For LIVlIllt POOL, - J. illhrca LI!, Master; A 1'; 4 32 tons; two of the regular fast-sailing Schooners, to be ' , despatched in a few dakicAoaded isr not loaded.—Apply 'to Messrs. JiiFFlOl , SNIIIVI and SONS, Cotton's \Wita.rf, London, 'Or WM. PEMBERTON, Orford,street, Agent for. Patent Iron Buoys, Fire Bricks, Tiles, &c. N.B.—Barclay. Perkins, and Co.'s London Porter in Bar tela, Malt' &.c. ,~. . . _ On Futon y nest, the 7th instant. at. Twelve o'clock, at Andrew Towl;ti and Co.'s Office, Druid -court, D 4 le:street, 7 Cases 12W Pieces SILK CORA lIS. For particulars apply to • ANDREW TOMLIN and .c 0.. Brokers. .Atatc. On SALE, The substantial new Ship ALBATROSS, -Sa 733 tans re , rister • built at Quebec, by Mr. Munn, of . 1. the best materials, and thoroughly copper-fastened, her rctuipmellt is likewise of the best •materi+tls, and very ample. This vessel, on inspection, will he found equal, if not superle,r, to any built in Canada, while her model and construction afford fiat sailing and gteat ca,pacity. Length, 1321 feet keel; breadth, 31 5-12 feet; depth, '22 '4.12 feet; 598 30-94 tons old measure tnent.—For inventory, &c. apply on board, Brunswick Dock, tai DUNCAN GIBB. • Un Fat DA y.next, the 7th instant, at One o'clock, it John and James. Baron's Office, Bgles Bengal SILK, x Mary Dngdale, from Calcutta.—Apply to JOHN and JAUES BARON, Brokers. :Kabigatton. GREENOCK AND GLASGOW STEAMERS, • • Wills Guods and - Passengers Throe Days per Week. The CITY orui.otiow STEAM-PACKET Oh V COMPANY'S well-known sTEAm E RS, CITY OF GLASGOW,......Capt. IL EwiNG, VULCAN,, Capt. JoliN Bovia, Sail,as under, from the Clarence Dock, (with or without Pilots,) ' Every itfOlVati /fr, WEDNESDAY, and SATURDAY. I The VULCAN sails To-Ntoettow, (Wednesday,) the sth instant, at Seven o'clock in the Evening. The CITY OF GLASGOW sails on SATURDAY next, the B th init4tlt, at Nine o'clock in the Evening. Apply to DAVID and Co., 34, Water-street. FOR GRFLNOCK AND ,GLAsGOW, With Goods and Passengers to the Nomielatty. The•QL&EIGOIN and LLVSRFOOL SHIPPING COM. .pANY , s, FINE. STEAM-SI-ups, SAILS THREE TIMES EACH WEEK, TUESDAY, .THUhSDAY, AND SATURDAY, UNICORN, Captaia Fluatt k e y : EAGLE, Captain R. CRAWFORD, AIAN,CHESTER,...• aptain JAs. APKELLAa, 4-440, V 41 CLY-DE, Ca vLiE, ' = - AILSA CRAIG, Capt a i n J. Al`Pn W EasoN, GLASGOW, Captain A Lax. M•Lxoo, *ail as na,tler, from the Clarence Dock, (with or without Filots,) The UNICORN sails THIS PAY, (Tuesday,) the 4th instant, at Five o'clock in the Afternoon. The EAGLE sails on THURSDAY next, the 6th instant, at Seven o'clock in the Evening. The UNICORN sails on SA.TU4DAY next, the Sth instant, at Nine o'clock in the Evening. The EAGLE sails on TUESDAY next, the 11th instant, at Elovo4 o'clock in the Forenoon. Apply.to MARTIN and Co., (late blattbie and Martin,) Water-street. • For DUBLIN AND BELFAST. THE CM' OF DUBLIN 1 STEAM-PACKET COMPANY, +;'"C INCORPORATED BY ACT OF PARLIAMENT. ve Company sail their Vessels, (with or without Pilot:,) taking . Ooods end Passengers to the following ports, namely, To DUBLIN Daily. For WS. LFAST,—TIie ATHLONE. To-amannw, (Wed-. nesdav,) the'sth instant, at Five o'clock in the Afternoon, from tlxe Clarence Dock. App y, for Publip Line, to SAMUEL PERRY, 27, for Belfast Line, to Water-street. ,TOHN 111`C4MMONgu4•Co., Tha plincirle of this Company is that of attaching all lin- P9xPtls u fi t:xpprte.rs by a Divisiouof the Profits toriettg thew, after pa) inept of the Dividends—thus creating. a community of. interests between the ShipPers and . Shareholders—a principle vrjxigil Aviii beet guarantee to its Proprietors a certainty of their Divide,n.ls, and to Shippers of all. descriytious of Goods .and Live Stircic the 'having it well supported bstablishment of first class Steamers, and the lowest rate of Freigjrt compatilkle with a due 41,4enti9a to their maintenß.ose. C'ANNON'S GRECIAN HAIR DYE, Fur 4414414 ,c4tattgingGreyar Red. Hir, by one application, tu,snatural Dark &atm or Black. riIHE Proprieter and Inventor of the GRECIAN HAIR IL - DYE Matters himself ttia.t one trial will prove ;this to be the .only Ijcie4t Dye ePex .offered to Rul4ic .entire. 04W; much patient investigation and experiment; fie bas cotnpletely awc.ceided oveicoraing the ohjaetsetis wh ich CharaCterise ever y Dye bit betto ro,d aced. t - is )440 YiA) tJAtt they are all attended with much trouble and annoyance in application, matiging , whateker they touch, leaving the hair harsit and nit- DoverAhed by the ,eaustic ~ o f the in pt. n ts,,and never plod,uejno- colanr whidh has any resemblance to nature, the blacks 'being blue, and .the - browns foA• cOlour. The Greciin lie# Ilya, oa,t.he contrary, ,is very ,easiily applied, :sett certain in Its effects, invariably produc,ing , the desired colour, out her Brown :or SlaCk, and so true to nature that the mast experienced we ' could ; pa tletkect it. It way tee applied with equal 7Safety and succe s s to the Eyebrots.s, Whiskers, or Mustachios. Its permanence cannot he affected bY any - subsequent application, as,ueitatar was t hing„ ;dressing with bet irons, sea..bathing, heat or cold, aridity or damp, will affect it in the least. Sold Wholesale by the Proprietor, .1: Chanson, No. 9, Great Pti4tvey-street, fit. James's, London; in Liverpool, by Mi. Tetley,. Clurch-,street; Mr. Rennie, Lord -street ; Mr. Datisott, Bald:street ; Mr. Bar, Ranelagh-street ; Mr: Haltowes Void street t'ittr.'Wthit.taiker, Ranelitgh-street; Mr. Bell, Dale-street; Mr. Astley, BOW-street ; Mr. ,Jones, C,hurch-street.; in Shrewsbury, 'by Mr. Bowdler, Pride-hill ;in Cswestry, by Mr. Oregon' ; to VV,rexham„by AU-. Gregory ; and by most respect able P.e qf tun e,rs in Town an d .Cou t ry. Sole Agent in Paris, Mr. Seuchard, 16 Boulevard-street, Mont :Matre. . . . . EETH. ,Yid / T BY MO.'Q. MAL L AN, SENIOR. IN.COItA9DI,I.3L,E Placed without Wires or other Ligatui es' 74VNID 311N.ERAL StUCCEDAJNEUM FOlit FILLING .DI}CAYI D KE,ET.EI tTliOt:T PAIN. BEAT, Olt PRESSURE. 31ALLA'N, SENIOR, :SURGEON -DENTIST, (of ..the Firm of Monsieur M AL LA N and $0t0,.32, Great ltus fell-street, Bloomsbury-square, and 10, Ludgate-hill, City, Peapactfutly3ntimates that in ,consequence of .the ex tensiy*practice enjoyed by the j un i or .b ranc h o f hi s Jim at Vverpool, and the numerous soliCitations he has received desir ing -his persaaal.attendance, he has been induced to visit , this town fora limit e d period, - and may be consulted .daily at .ibis 'Establishm ent , No. Bot.o-s-rnEET LIVEIi POOL. itlie -of the lino may also.be consulted at Manchester—lVlON- TlA TU.ESD :and WEDNESDAY. at .86, „King street,. (removed fr o'o. 36, Mosley - street.)..3dous. continues,to restore Decayeef eeth, however large vity, ,with lAjarat_ed ph FAA SIICGE.,DA„N E tp ,tAO universally recom me .,r_ eg by the Faculty of London and Paris. '!'he .ppepation of. •stoyping Teeth is Peiftiiined' 'a- lew s tate, 4.irie4.4115 pht i,nto he way an stpte, Without heat er Pressure; it hardens i to enamel, allays ithe m ost.excruciatingv a i n and 'lasts for mahy n years:preventin . g 140.9:ece15,,, ETH ASTENED,, itv,gl;exttaation. LoosE •i u'hether arising from age, neglect i Y, • 4isease Orthe'gums, or the use of catoMel. ..,tis GA -Aktopgst i s4kPwActAr., TEETH from — a .single .one .to a Complete set, ro,tqckliAg q:actty in fnrinandcolour the adjoiping ou6.•These.TeethWill not corrode or becom e discoloured; their late fiNe;.l,ivitheut ,vv,iros or other ligatures, on a .principle which sli Aplpnrts,to the countenance a youthful arid improved Appear and ~:whilst they afford suppOrt t. 4 the adjoining Teeth, 444WRsitftr 119102R,A110 03 r .evgr-PutPuse of the antarticu ti Clergymen and public Orators labourin g under defective rn.oB4unciadion,•ouns..lll:'s. method of replacing Teeth will ,be .tonoftßecuJiarly ,v4l4ab l e,,as it,9bgi4estall , dgfegts of art i cu l a , particularly the inability to giVe the proper sound to the 'Deism-lingual double Coasonant . Tll. The,pse. of Artificial Teeth in,some iqstatnes has ken. fund ° ll :lectionable - by invalids taking medicines thatrhave a tendency ito disioaloatiltem, or in the lierfoimance , of operations ,:which .9pnrekbeir reniogal, perhaps, 01 ; 00 PfgMINC of .attendant domestic. Mons. M., however, has been successful in re- Alloaiqg Ahase objections by constructing Teeth for those por- A IS)3 ! O .Ar Agbstithce,.aod : in suoh.a•mahner as to ,render them .! eiseM')le of withstanding Affects of the most inimical nature. mleFeeth -placed on the above improved' principle. • '4°-miLKIII-;PatlitaliirlyinyitesALe.m.embers of the:Faculty to i 'witness t e operation of filling Decayed Teeth with their Mine-! fti Sucesdaneum, , of which. they are the Sole Inventori and: ossestaGr d . Charges as in Paris.—Hours of attendance from Tea till Five ' IDROCKSOPP'S celebrated 4s. Bd. TEA, as usual. The I LP necessity :to rent/ to" London for Tga too longer gaiSis• We ihirve,imported into Liverpool this,s,easpu p.,n,1 have now on Sale, all the varieties of the best soils Of l'e'as, hilly equal to the best ',ever '5O - id ;by the East India itne iitsta.nce of ;the .Green, the T.ea,is decidedly " hthey" than any that has before reached . England for several years. aur Liverpool Prices .w.ill render The Landon tra.vellers' fu. lure jourpies tb,is road useless. THE FOLLOWING ARE THE SORTS OF BLACK TEA. , CONGO , U, of full body and , olean flavour, suitable for large k:stabliAhruents,.and ,a good axtic,le Inr.ple . ,rtinu„ing ca.uister of the general Grocer. ' CONGOI7, fine black leaf. D t,he ,best imported. ,SOUCHONG; Ors true sort, hig h priced, but of the high es t T ea . . flavour• always very limited In the quantity obtainable. P.0.UC„,1;041G, fine fiavonr, (it).+Pap,eo...) • •an'ANGE . PEKOE, .a first-rate specimen, exceedingly strong. FLOWERY .PEKOE, exquisitely fragtant, 'and -possessitig .enough of bodyto ixupp,r,t its Aav,our ey,eral pwinds of Tea •; "of inferior value. BLACK-LEAF PEKOE, at a moderate Price,endthe strong-J ,eAt Tea imported. THE GREEN TEAS QN SALE ARE, TWANKAY, the "hest, very strong, and adapted to mixing' with cheap Black, 0,4111 makiP.g. wiligulbleAded,.au Acquetrainal and approved beverage. HYSON KIND, a Tea cheaper than Hyson, and a materially' .batter . Tee.",tha,n is generally sold by the ,pAtne of Hy s on. HYSON, a many sorts; some.saiirples of exquisite d e li cac y. I'OUN G IIYSON, the best. P.E.laik GUMP° WDUR. :the hest. GUNPOWDER, t4e trap _Pou?tean, of the greatest strength, and entirely free from the coarse flavour which ever attaches to the smuggled article sold by that name. OVE R - LAN,D GREEN, this article is well-known at Moscow and Paris, and offered - in England this season for the first time. MIXED TEA, at various Prices, containing certain pro portions of Black acid Green put together; so as to obtain the greatest,qttaptity of ,strength and flavour at the least possible Price. Bold-street, Liverpool. WILLIAIVIBROCKSCIPP, 33, DEAFNESS. No. -7, DUICK-STllBfiT. MRS. GARDNER, A'uniST, from London and Edinburgh, arrd th of Grafton-street, Dublin; has- the onout of an- umniging that she may,he consulted.till the end of the Festival, after which period her addiess, will ,be No. 17, Brazen-nose street, Manchester, dtiring the winter: •f i pe eNtr4opiiilaxy.sa?ce.§s which h a s attended her practice.for ropre than twelve , years : in various ports of tjce U r nited I,C,ingdoin and on the Continent; havin g by . the innocence of' the means she ni4es use of,.and.tite ~peed with which the most inveterate dis eases are eia.clicated, obtained her both the con fidencaof the and the pail ont,ge of the faculty • a ny•further comment on her.,parijs,nilnecessary, and:slte merely begs o.observe, that in cases beyqnd the reach 'of art, her opinion is given cant id.ly withontany fee. rs:G. unty,be consufted Aknyvf the:Eßrnpgan LAAgua*P' s (1'9,111 Ten till Four daily,And separate apartments are provided for consultation, the name or addreis of hnv pa.tient'bCing never rsquired. All ,letters t to be,paid,,and,(on ,a,rptnittance being ertloso) advice and "metliCines 'are forwarded, 'by return of post, 'to anS' part, hoWever distant. r 'l:tm,late pr. ,G.'s l'reatise on the Anatomy, Physiology, 030 Diseases of the,Ear, may be obtained sit het residence as abeive. Advice.gratis to.the Puor.every iMorning from. Nine till Ten. 1341lQWNE'.S COMPOUND ESSENCE of CAPIVI and SA IiSPARILLA ; a certain cure ffir GOnorrhcea, Gravel, Weakness, Pains in the Loins and Kidneys,' 1 tritation of ,the,Bladder.and Uretbra,,and all ,Di se a s e s o f y the Urinary Passages. Tt is agereeable to the taste, and does not offend t lie stomach, whieli.reriders it an invaluable ,REALIVDY in•tbose cases .ip AN,laieb such,medicines have been prescrib ed. Prepared only the Proprietor, .1. BriowNß , of .17, London rOad,.Liverpool. Sold wholesale by BARL CAY and So N S, 95, Farringd ou , street„Lkndoll and retailed by J. ,DLlssutls, 'NV h itecha Liverpool; •dr. II s Doc , Stationer,' Warring dm, in bottles, is. I J- E 1 ton, and,all respectable Medicine Venders in The United King -2 • • „ • •each, p - eluded.2o Qd d 6d 4 t 'n A CORN-ROOn ON A FIRST FLOOR. DR} CELLAttAGE. • rilo be LET, an excellent CORN-ROO5l and a very capa- JIL dons Dry . CELLAR, situate on the east side of Queeri's Dock. Apply to C. J. WESTLEY, 1, Goree Piazzas (entrance door Water-street.) ,/ Void. VHT.---No. 404. 1 by Auction. WEDNESDAY. To-nottanw, (Wednesday,) the sth instant, at Twelve o'clock, at No. 9. Olilhall-street, A quantity of St. Vetersburgh Clean HEMP, Partially daintiged by sea water, and A quantity of DUN`NAGE MATS, Ex Robert and Ann, from St. Peterstiurgh.—Apply to GLADSTONE and SERJEANTSON, Brokers. ' To-stoanow, (Wednesday,) the sth instant, at Twelve o'clock, in James Adam's Warehouse, 26, Redcross-street, 181 Boxes Bunch Muscatel RAISINS; • • M-Boxes Ditto Ditto DITTO, 3-Boxes Ditto Ditto DITTO, 100 Boxes Jordan ALMONDS, 100 Boxes LBMONS, 29,0 Barrels ORA PBS, 100 Baskets AI ELONS, Nnw landing; ex Atalanta, from Malaga.—Apply to Mr. JAs. AtKIN, Merchant, or to JAMBS ADAM Broker. On FRIDAt next; the 7th instant, at-,Twalve Welock,,.al NQ. 9, Ohlnall-stivet, -6 Cases Silk Piece UOQDS, 4 Bales Raw SILK, No w landing, es, Cona,ll-4041. Mary..Dogdale, from Calcutta.— Apply to - GLADSTONE and .SERJEANTSON, Brokers. On FRIDAY neat, the 7th October, at One o'clock, at Corrie, Huron, and Oo.'s Office, Rumford-place, 5' Bales Bengal RAW SILK, Now landing, ex Comala, from Calcutta.—Apply to Messrs. TA 1' 101, POTTER, unrt Co., Merchants, or to CORRIE, HUSON, and Co,, 13rakars. Arnalit 'RID•4 1 1" WEaT. On WEDNESDAY, the 12th instant, at Twelve o'clvelz, at No. Oldhall,street., 60 Puncheons East lnclia RUM, Of good strength and °flavour, and well adapted for exportatioa; lauding, ex Mary Dug,lale ' from Oaleutta.—Apply to Messrs. JOHN CiLADF4ONE an d Cu., Alert:haws, or to (iLADSTONE and SE ItJEANTSON, Brokers. SALE OF GROCERY STOCK AND SHOP FIXTURES. By DAVID JONES, On THURSDAY next, the Gth instant; at Eleven o'clock pre-, • cisely, on the Premises, 121, Brownlow-hill, three doorS helots , • Clarence-street, riOHE STOCK i TRAbE of--Mr. WRIGGLESWORTH, Tea Dealer and Grocer, who is declining that business. The Stock consists of-Black and Green Teas, of the finest dem in tiun, Sa'tices; Spices, Pickles, &e:, &c., all of which will be• Sold in Lots to snit the convenience of Housekeepers. '.After the above, the excellent Shop Fixtures, all nearly new, consisting of Mahogany Top Counters, Canisters, Weights, Scales, &c., &c. May be viewed on the morning of Sale and Catalogues had. Ou kltl4,A y, the 140 t October instant. at One o'clock, at N 0.9, street; 59 Chests SHELL LAC, 70 Cfiests LAC I)YE,. 15 Totes SA.PAN WOOD, 10 Chests CAM P HOB; 4000 BurAiles RATTANS, Now landing eB Oi.gi ala and Mary Dug,dale, from Calcutta.— Apply to GLADSTONE and SERJEANTSON, Brokers. On TUESDAY, the 18th October instant, at Twelve o'clock, at No,O, Oldha 8 C 4 l NUTMEGS, 1 200. R 6 bil 87 Bags MOCHA COFFEE Now landing; ex Mary A, dale, from Calcutta.—Apply to . GLADSTON g and SE EU EANTSON, Brokers. On Fatmta, the 21st instant, at One o'clock, 80 Chests East India GUM ARABIC, 25 Ditto GUM 01ABANUM, Landing ex Canton, from Bombay; 57 Boxes LAC DYE , 6 Chests SHELL LAC, Landing-ex Jupiter, frpm Calcutta,. JOHN and JAMES BARON, Brokers, On MONDAY, the 24th instant, at Ten o'clock, at the Public Sale-room ' Exchange-buildings, Per GeneralOascoyne, from Canton, 165 Chests Congou TEA. /6101,YNBIJX, IAY bOit, and Uo., Brokers. . , On MONDA Y, the 24th October instant, at Ten o'clock precisely, at the Public Sale-room, Exchange-buildings, Ex Cordelia, from Canton, 874 Chests CONGOU, .300 boxes OBANOk. PEKPE, 100 Chests SOLT HONG, 120 BOxei Black Leai I'EKOE. Ex Mgry Somerville, from Canto!), 3UO Box,es ORANGE PEKOE, 43 Chests 1-IYSON, 442 Che§ls TWA.IS KAY. Ex Cmur de Pon, from Canton, 127 Chests SOUCHONG, 61 Chess 1 - 11160 V. Ex Faerie. Qvce.ne, frona Canton, 1279 Chests Fekein BO HEA, • 1 9° 3 4 V .e lle 4 , 64 ' p t poxe 4 CONGOU, " ''2fl thests . SOUCHONG,• 159 Cheiti 49 Half-chests? ` 1 1 .Y.5911, 256 Boxes -14 Cbests IMPELLIA.L. Apply .!.o).1/essrs. TA Yt.pt?.., J uT7riz, ;an!' Co,, SAMPSON SMITH and :Co., _GO., Brokers. / ,~./. ~~1~ X/,f/ ( , 6 / AND GENERAL COMMERCIAL ADVERTISER. HEARTS. RESOLVED, AND HANDS PREPARED. THE BLESSINGS THEY ENJOY TO GUARD ' -SMOLLETT. TUESDAY, PCIOBER 4, 1830. ;T:attob auktion. Kitnrpool jattOical er,stibal. SALE IN KENT-STREET. By Mr. T. BRANCH, On FainAy next, the 7th instant, at Eleven tr'clock, on the Prenaises, 3a, Kent-street. second door from Duke.street, T HE remaining HOIJS.EHO,LD EURNITUItE of a tleuran who is changing his residence, comprising, with, some useful Articles of Mahogany and other Furniture, a brit.: ham-toned Cabinet Piano-forte,.by Twairixna, a superior instill me.nt, a Pateut Seraphine„ by Green, a large collection Kif modern andvaluable. Printed Music, several Paintings, by es teenied Artists, Books,, &c., &c. To be Viewed on, Thursday next, the 6th, when Catalogues may be had on the Premises, or from Mr. T. BuaNcti., Vanovet. , street. LINEN DRAPER'S. STOCK, W1LL1.44 1 1404V - sQL- - 11iE. Isy DAVID JONES, To-mottnow, (Wednesday,) thesth Instant, at. Eleven o'clock, at his. Rooms, Williamson-square, ' A SPLENDID assortment of Filled, Silk, Tliibet,'':%lerino, China, and other SHAWLS, fashionable Landon printed DRESSES, Batiesses, liich. Silk India and other liamikere4iefs, Ribbons, 20 Pieces vxcelleut Buttons, &c., removed for colvenienee of Sale. I lay be 'viewed This Day, (Tuesday,) and on the morning of Sale. On Tuzsn“ next. the 4th day of October, at six o'clock in the evening, at the Ciarendon liooms, South John-strfet, Liver pool, in the following or such other lots as muy be agreed upon at, ttte time of sale. ,t Lb those FOUR DWELLING-HOUSE'S, situate bot 1 '111...• iii Cartwright-place, leading out. of Byrom -street, iil Liverpool, and in Dawson's-place, near thereto, one of which Dwellintt-kouses is in Dawson's-place, another in Cartwright's place, and the two remaining in a court there called Cartwright's court, containing, in 'front to Cartw r i g h t ' s -Pl ace; 39 feet or thereabouts, a nd in front to DaWson's-piece, and ••at the back. along the premises described in Lot 2, 8 yards 2 feet, or there abouts, and now in- the occupation- of Mr. Bagot and others, at rents amounting - to 1:35 4s-pei annum.- -• • Lot 2.—A1l that ME-St: AGE or DWELLING-lI.OUSE, (now used as a Mrt K-ki()USEj with the Shippon, Stable, and yard attached thereto, situate on the- north side of Cartwright's. place, and adjoining the preceding lot, containing, in front to CartWright'rS-place,•7s feet or thereabouts, and alt the east and west sides se•vei•ally '23 feet. or thereabouts, and now in the occu pation of Mr. Wm. Ford, as tenant at will, at a rent of 4',:•11 per• annum. • • - Both lots are Freehold of Inheritance. For further particulars apply of M - v: BuA MONT, Solicitor, Warrington; or to Mr."JAMLtiiirt - KETt, Solicitor, Liverpool. br 110 be LET, with immediate possession, an excellent Sl - lop and ,W Ali E OUSE, with pIA - TLL I NG-HOUSE and Two )‘'E NS attached, on the east side of Seittlanil- road, op posite Pi pper-street. Bent moderate.—Apply to Mr. JOHN WALTON, ticel.strect• or to Mr. SmNICIEL 1101,ME. tL be oID. . . INVESTMENT.--NORTH CARNARVONS.IIIRE AND ANGLESEY. S 0 be SOLD, by PuiVATE . Tas:Afr, — the eligible MAN SION,. DEMESNE, and - LANDS, of " BODEGROE," together' with sundry capital Freehold M ES'S TINGES, DWEL LING-HOUSES, TENEMENTS,,. FARMS, and LANDS, with the A PPURTENANCES, in the 'several parishes of Llannor, Demo, tow% of Pwllheli, Abereirch, Botttinog, Mall teyriae; Aberdaron,' Brynerees; and - BodYerin, in the county Of Carnarvon, and Llandrygarn, in the county of Anglesey. The Mansion is a g o o d substantial and comfortable Family Residence,' (replete with convenjOece,) wi;h entrance Lodge, and suitable Offices and Parinl3nildings, iq excellent repair, the whole of which are well sheltered with Timber. The Lawn is tastefully laid out and planted with atm the Ground,. from wulch Much rich and striking - Scenery is seen, are diversified with Trees and Plantations' of promising and luxuriant growth, which give an interesting character to the plade. They afford a fair stuck of Ganie ; and the west side of the Demesne and adjoining Farms are bounded by an excel lent Trout Strearn. The wall Kitchen Gaiden and Orchard are In a fertile and productive - state," and the whole Demesne is in a high state of cultivation. The Mansion is situated about a mile and a half from the greatly ipaprayed dud . rapidly improvipg market and sea port town of Pwllheli where a mail coach daily arrives from and starts to Loudon, and wets At the city elf bangor conveyances to all parts of the United Kingdom. This port is the Steam Packet Station far A.herystwipti. • A neat Church has b een l ately Wit at Pwllheli, where English Krvice is pe.iformieo every Sun, day. The market is cheap and abundantly supplied with flesh.; '!fleat, poultry, 4c, • • • The Roads are good in all directions, the rides and drives varied and interesting, and the air considered most mild and salubrious. Cardigan Bay, Which iS immediately approached from the port of Pwl!hell, affoids the finest beach fin. Sea .Batli- Mg in North Wales, and plentifully abounds with Fish of every description, and cannot be excelled either in enchanting Scenery Or the security of St. Tidwal's Roads, as piesenting the Most favourable scope for the exercise of the delightful taste of Yatching. To a Gentleman wishing to retire with his Family from the weighty cares of ki profession or the irksome toils of business, this respectable Mansion and Demesne is eminently calculated to afford health, peaCe; and comfort. 'here are several compact Farms, forming part of the pro perty on sale, connected with the Mansion and Demesne; some of :heFarms have deriglitlnlsjtugiops for Peal and picturesque (lottage Residences', and one of !tient, from _poSso ii p• Ail e t, vated m .site, comandin gfitje la' lid and marine yivy§, with slotting gruultd, ornamented with large,Vre.es and thriving.Plantati,u s , :Mild', in an iinproved suite, would have a most pleasing effect, is a very enviable situation for a tandsome' Villa ; and another, commanding also land and marine Prospects in frnnt, and backedtbxycy,rks: ive)tilcuykat,4P).iintiktionsoAtiv(iityy6th pa ine, and formingonePf the best covers for WPodeoCks in the neigh :bonrhood, is ranst,snitahl i e'for a Sporting Villa. 'This last Farm is' joined by five other, Yarms and Plantations, The Property in the town of Pwllheli,.beingcentrally situat e d, s well adapted for Slit'?6 'arid Tracl:e,:and the Lands in the im intediate neighbourkood afrords . Sites for the building of peat and ornamental Dwellings to command fine Views in.Qardi . . Marine . gun Bay and the most magnificent Mountain Scenery. . The Farina consist.of good Arable, Meadow, and Pasture Land ; are, in general, very compact, with substantial Houses ] :amid .oiitbuildings .(most of them rebuilt within the last twenty 'yeurs,) in good repair, capable of improvement, and all within :a convenient distance of " Lime and Mauure: .The rents are ,moderate, having been reduced twenty years ago, and not since raised, antiall - the Yams are exempted - from Tithe Hay. -The- Poor 'tales -are also moderate. On the Property, in the parish of Aberdaron, there is an inexhaustilde Limestone Rock, - which has 4reen recently dis-, covered, and; "independent of affording means of inaprevement to the adjoining : portion of the Estate, COTlSi • Sting of from 100 to 800 acres,.stipplies a large district" of country with !..itne of a superior quality. New - Kilns and Railways have lately "been formed upothiflus work, which, in con Sequence. is .now carrying on upon .a large and more extended scale of - operation. This property also alunds . pure Chert hock, used in lining China Mills, and of which au annual 4supplyof some hundreds of tons. to the'port of Runcorn, for the use 01 the ,Staffordshire' Potteries, may lip conttacted.f4 upon terms to make an ainplp: remunerating return. An opening is now making to this valua ble rock to ad id the faeliity of working it from the leVel which, • passes through it. Also,,an.e.xte.psiye stratum of Clay of extraordinary textacity ; and superior qoalitv for inaking.of .13 . ricks, which mi g ht he cx— ported to South Wales . and the ports in the.BristolChanuel with . great advantage touch a work. The.port of Porthor ; is within ; a ltf .ian.Vwhoti.c4t largea nn'P articles export n o t t i m e t Producene, . Cfip a is aputt:u ahy Made to Liverpool and other markets. ; There arg.seyeral thriving Plantations upontheproperties, in t the.parishes of Llitopor and A,bereirch, of . which Oak, most carefully and judiciously trained and managed ,to become fine Timber, is-thee prevailing-tree. Thegrand project of a Railroad from.the portstr Postdinllae.a,. as the chief communication ,between .linglandand Ireland, will run through or parallel .with a considerable portion .of Estate, and afford to it generally the important ;advantage of transporting p ro d uce et a l o w rate to.the'linglish markets. • The Nanhoran Harriers hunt three :times a ,week within a short distance; and likewiiio the Nanney .I'OA-hounds for a few steaks in the season. The Farms in Car narvonshireare bounded by the prom:tins ors he; Right. non. •Lord NeWborough, the Eon. wi.krfa.loyd Mostvu, M.P., Sir Robert Williames Vaughan, Bari., Thomas Asshefon Smii;ll,lliq.,4l.P.:, Colonel Sir. Love Parry, M.P., Richard Lloyd Edwards, Esq., Robert .Wynne, Esq., ParrYidoriek Pi.irry;Tsq., Richard Watkin Nice, Esq., Rev. Owen Gethin Williams, .Robert Thomas .Carrey, Esq Rithard Jones , Mrs. Lllis, lta;.and.those in Anglesey by the properties of the MostANoble..the Marquis of. Anglesey, the Bight Hon. L or d Bosh , Riibert diulkeley .owen, - Esq., the Rev. Mr. Evans, and others. sale presents a very desirable.opportunity.for,the advan tagenus inve stmerif.orcipual;and.such as seldom, offers. iu North-Wales. A considerable portion of the Purchase Money may . remain on the'sceurity of the property. frbeiFbiliiture atllie Mansion, as well as the :Farming Stock .and Produce, may be had lit a valuation, and possession, taken at All , Saints.next; • - - The Tenants will show the Farms in their respective occupa ,tiois, and Maps of the •Estates, with descriptive particulars thereof, may be inspected and obtained, and any further infor mation had onapplication•( . ir by letter, pest-paid, ):to Mr. HENRY -RAMSEY-WILLIAMS, Solicitor,' •Penrhos,netir:Carna'rvop,•who is authorised to treat for•th,e sale of the whale or any portion thereof.-. LIVERPOOL FESTIVAL. ' GRAND' FANCI7 DRESS BALL.' wand .1. SIMMONS, of the Strand, London, respectfully 1.796 'inform the Nobility and Gentry of Liverphol and its vicinity they have on view a §plendid WAR DIIOIIE of NEW FANCY BALL 'DRESSES, Naval and Military Uniforms, enurt Suits; 'and Costumes of atl Nations, many of which have beep made e'tpressly for the ;move occasion, which may he had for Safe or'llict; of Messrs. SlAimo'S. (late Mr. Palmer's Music Establishment,)"No.lf, Bold!street. 'To prevent disappoint . ment, early aiii,lLatiori is r&ititided. A great variety of GOLD' and SILVER. TRIMMING cheaper than any other ['Ouse in 'Liverpool. 'FANCY DRESSES made to order as usual. LIVERPOOL FESTIVAL AND FANCY DRESS BALL. rIVIE Nobility and Gentry are Most t*pei:tfolly informed that R ITAT, from "319,' Str a nd, London, is now in . Liverpool, at 45, LORD-STR LET, 'with A great variety of Greek, Briv,and, Spanish, Charivs, Polish, Swiss, and FANCY Di? I . :SS : ES, of dilerent Costuiries; NAVAL and MILITARY UNIFQRAIS, SWORDS. EPAULETS, Bth. for SALE of litltE, at Half the Price of any other house in the town.' A' silkily of Dresses from Londou every day. A great num ber.made for the o'ci,asion. IitTORDLEY and MAYER have pleasure in informing 'TY 'their Fri,ends and the Visitants of the -approaching Fes. ticat; that 'they have received a great variety of new and elegant superior -JEWELLERY, from the first - maunfactories in toirdon, - Paris, and Geneva. W. and M. have recently considerably increased their stock of Silver and Sheffield Plated Goods, Cutlery, Sze.- 68, Lord-street, Sept. 28, 1836. . . . MUSICAL FESTIVAL AND CIRANP FANCY BALL. riIRE Nobility and Gentry are respectfully informed, that •_ll_ Mr. J. LEVY, of No. 2, Ileiannag's Row, London, has now arrived in Liverpool with his splendid Assortment of Naval, Military, Court, and Fancy DRESSES, of all nations, which are now for Inspection at Mr. S. tiny WA RD'S, Root and Shoe Maker, No. 52, TOP OF C,H1111,011-STREET N.B.—The Trade snpßlied on liberal terms. THE MOST gx.TBNIyE COLLECTION y4cy - booDs EUROPE. THOMAS WOOLFIELD respectfully invites the No bility, Gentry and Public to an igsvectjou of his present unrivalled display of ENGLISH. AND FOREIGN ELEGANCIES, • ~ comprising some of the most novel, superb, and choice Articles ever Manufactured, which he has been collecting, forwardin;f, and arranging during the whole of the Summer 'for an ''•' • • EXTRA 'DISPLAY AT - THE FESTIVAL, and he hopes the Visitors and Public of Liverpool will call and inspect the same, and bear their testimony to the 'fact that there is not in any establishment in London a more - EXTENSIVE' Olt ELEGANT STOCK. Amongst the more prominent Articles of Jewellery, T. W. wishes to draw attention to an OPAL AND DrAINIONgiJIT, VALUE £6OO. Th. Or. ls ar- ~...,enteas, one or theni.....l r w en in length, and of most rare quality. ALSO, AN UNIQUE AND bIAiIOND VALUE £4OP, The centre Pearl of the Diadem is pearly round, being seven eights or aa inch in length and more than three quarter of an inch in widtl.); in apse two Suits very little money is char ged for workin4l44)4), TIONIAS WW ) LiqELP 4ao9g succeeded in purchasing them, fur the value of the ;Stones from a Itt.TSSI4.N 4ERCHANT, whom he met with on the 'Contillint, and (rum whom h e assn vurcitaM on the .4 10 0 atiyantagePds terms, for cash, upward s of ON g THOUSSND POUNDS worth of the most beautiful TURQUGq46', of splendid colons and of sizes that are very r are ly f oun d . T. W. 4,0 us nmy yf these bandsonke stones :mounted up as Ping permitted, into alt CELh;'CS, J-I.lOiD-ORNAMENTS, BUCI P,gS, • EAR,RITOS' and )3,13,00C1-I.oi. . and has still an itnruepse choice of the '',tones by him upset and which he pap mount up into any A rticleyeguircd on a few days' notice, and the prices or LARGE STONES, from the rayon rable terms on which they have been bought, will be little more than one-half of the usual charge. Turquoises are now much the fashion, and a m ore f avoura bl e o pportun i ty of obtaining them at a low rate can neyer occur:—what will remain of these Stone; unmounted in * December next, T. W. will i.±ll to the Lopclori Jewellers, for the winter trade in town. In all other kinds of J.k.lNvgLx,gity, T. W. has greatly increased his already extensive STCYcji, which his immense Sale enables him tp keep constantly stipplied EVERY NOVELTY A 5 ITQyI'EARS. THE STOCK OF CHEF jyckllVl3VSlii BRONZE, Is also greatly augmented. Amongst them is a very fine Group, representing the Passage of the 'poNT' - xyAjtcoLg. This splendid Work of Art was originally cast ,by order of the late' • • MADAME LETITIA, • " • vOTHER OP NAPOLEON BUONAPARTE, The Artist being tinder an ongao•entent not to m a k e ano th er diltri.ng her life. The present is 'the thio copy, the second* havin , been recently ordered' by the • . , • SI PE OF NAPOLEON, EX-QUEEN 014' NAPLES: • ft is of Bronze Illorentnae, mounted on Marble of Sienna. ' The price is £lOO. Also, a MAGN IFICENT CLOCK, represeutinc , NA.PO L EON CROSSING MONT D, After the c.elehrateci Picture of DAVID. Price £lO5. A VIDWIE or TIME, SEATED ON TILE R U I s, Decidedly one of the finest Brollies in EUROPE, The contemplation of it offering to the mind at all times a deep intellectual treat. Price £65. • . A copy of the famous CIIEVAL DE ,M A R L Y, Price 145. A very fine FLORENTINE BRONZE, .The From Lord Byrorrs . Poem of.that name. Likeuise several other Choice Bronie;, fitted up as CLOCKS, • A!nongst which may be named figures of JULIUS" CIESAR, BELIS,ARIUS, DEMOSTHENES, MARS, MINERVA, TIME, (an erect Figure,) HANNIBAL; MILTIADES, &c. 'When 'the workmanship of these fine Bronzes is minutel-y examined, and their imperishable nature considered,V. W. confident thatthe desire to possess them will' become more ge ' neralin kr•rigland, especially when it is remeinbered.that their value iocreases with age, even mote than any other work of art; front their unchanging nature, and from the original models being destroyed or otherwise lost Artists, and those ivtici'etin admire their productions, are respectfully invited to an inspec tion of thc.ll), without referencetopurchasing;—,the taste once abroad, the sale is certain. There is likeWiSe an immence addition to the Stock of SMALLER:CLOCKS, ISC4LLANEQUS BRONZES, and • ..• FANCY CHIMNEY ORN,AAIENT, of all kinds, adapted to all.sizes of Rooms ;' and , a i g_!eat variety of new and elegant , CIANDELIERS, L'Amps; GntANDoLlis, cAbE LA B'RUM. many of them very splendid, and being 71%.W''s private patern s are not to been seen in any other • EStablishmenL Besides 'these more easily and unequalled articles, the stock bas been renovated throughout, audio all its several departmenis is in a most complete and efficient state ; 'but the number o f small fancy things is much too great to be here detailed. 'The pnrchaers or nut, are respectfully invited to' inspeet them. T,lke cash prices are all marked, and no dedUcti ons made, which ayes trouble to , all.parties. Jewellers, Lamp Repairers; Lacquerers, Dressing -case and Desk Makers, and J ? eathgr Workers, all employed 'on the premis, And work Adc' that kind done' as exp e di t i ous l y as possible. ' ' • • MASDEU. rtl3 ISP and DALTON, of 1 'nnd 81, Old Inroad -street, and ki 15, Mount-street Grosyenor,s'quate, Lontten, Importers of MAS pu r and WINE ME It CHA NTS, are Selling this rich and Fruity Wine at 28s. per D9zen, or 30s. per Dozen delivered free to any part of the country. ll r. Ctitsr, of the above firtn,•being pow in Warrington, will be hapliy to 'pay every attention to any orders from one dozen upwards, and• show samples. by a line 'being addressed to hitn, at the (Mee of Mr. S. - R. HEALEY, Catie-street, LiverpoOl Mr. DAM IfOLT, Ducie-pbtre, Manchester ; Mr. E. GER RARD, Chester • o r )Ir. Cu 13eey-street ”Wariinutop. CHAP F.0111411G GLASS. GEORGE . I%PDONAL.L.ArOrT G, ,`,,S MAN UFACTURER, Robert,stre c t, 78, Byrom-stre e t, 17, Lord-street., corner of John -street, Livetpool, end 3, Bridge-so ee t -row, , Chester, begs to inform the'pubhc,‘that' he has received a large consignment of Prench, Ge, - rtnan, and other GL4BS, in beautiful Painted and Ornamental Vases, from each; Pressed and Moulded Salts, from 4,1. each ; Pickle Dishes, frmn 61: each; elegant Dessert li)ishes, from 2s. each. These Prices arc less than half the English Prices. Cut Glass of every description. Lustres and Chandeliers to any Pattern, made on the shortest notice, and Lencout on ream:4l . ole tents. TO NEgOFIANTS, ANI) OTHERS. IHE undersigned resp ec tf u lly b egs l eAve to announce that Il JL he has comtnenced , husiness in this port as Sall , BROKER .and AGENT, and being liorimghly.acquatuted with - the Swinish language, be flatters himself he inay.ue particularly useful to these engaged in the trade to Spain or the Spanish settlernerits; and he hopes by a strict attenlipu \ to the interests of.those who may confide their interests to his care, or merit their patronage and support. FANCY BALL. GOLD, AND SILVER FRINGES, LACE, CORDS, TASSELS, DIADEMS, CORONETS, AIGRETTES, HAT LOOPS, CRESCENTS; STARS, CROSSES, &c. Together with an infinite variety of other . Fancy Dress Orna ments, Manufactured iu Paris, are now ON SALE at WOOLFIELD'S BAZAAR, 71 AND 72, CHURCH-STREET, (Adjeininq the Pactece.) THOM AS WOOLFIELD need not remind those in the habit of visiting Paris, how very superior in taste and effect is the Parisian style of Fancy Dress Ornaments. The Gold and SilverJ,ace, Fringes, and Tassels, are also much cheaper and very effective. LIVER - POOL MUSICAL FESTIVAL. GRAND FANCY DRESS RA L L. j• NATHAN, SEN., from liEnwicK-sTcuur, and J. NA THAN, J uN., from C A S TLE - STUEET , LE ICESTEtt -SQUA LON 119NJ4‘ returning thanks to the Ntibility, Gentry, and the Public of tiverpool and its Vicinity for the kind patronage they received last Festival; are again induced to visit this town with their combined STOCK. of NEW FANCY DitA3s.U.4..,e2f. every Nation, male expressly for the approaching Festival, and never been exhibited as Vet, which, for variety, choice, and neatness, cannot be excelled in England; antl now Open fur Inspection, at ' 4 ‘lrs. LLYALD'S, 9 - ), 13old-strbet, Liverpool.-- An early application will oblige. [PRICE FIVEPENCE. S HIPLEY and Co., of 181, Regent-street, London, beg to inform the Nobility and Gentry of Liverpool and its neighbourhood, that they have taken the Premises, 79, Church street, where they will, in the course of a few days, be enabled to furnish the most superior SADLER Y, HARNESS, WHIPS, &e., as Manufactured oy them in the Metropolis. They take this opportunity of offering to their customers in this county and Cheshire their best thanks for past favours, and to assure them that no effort shall be wanting on their part to in sure a contipuance of that patronage with which they have hi therto been y favoured. J OHN LANGDALE respectfully announces to the Ladies and Visitors of Liverpool, that he' has received for the.Fes tial every novelty in Foreign and British BLONDE, LACE, CAMBRIC, MUSLIN and NETT PELERINFS, CAPES, COLLARS, BRUSSELS SCARFS, HANDKERCHIEFS. FALLS, GAUZE RIBBONS, ARTIFICIAL FLOWERS, OSTRICH FEATHERS, &e. N.B.—Gentlemen's real Paris Dress R►D GLOVES, OPERA STOCKS, SCARFS, Silk and Thread HOSE SOCKS, and every Article suitable for Evening Press. S 5, Bold-street.. GENTLEMEN'S COATS NUDE TN THE NEWEST STYLE FROM THE VERY BEST WEST OF ENGLAND CLOTH, (All Colours,) for 55., usually Charged £4 4s. Every 'other description of lower priced Clothing equally cheap. Mackintosh's Patent India-rubber Cloaks, Coats, Capes, &c. in great vari e ty, a t T. HAGUE'S , 106 and 107, St. James's. street, opposite St. Vincent-street. THE LIVERPOOL TEA COMPANY, 78. BOLD -STREET, NEAR 'Tlla MUSic HALL. VVEIi.Y . variety of TEA imported by this Comp a ny, and ALI Sold both WHOLESALE and RETAIL. Orders made up for allparts of the K;ingdotn. Sept. 30 4 1836. . ALEX AN DER & 'WRIGHT, Wnatter. GOLDEN EAGLE ESTABLISHMENT, 102 AND 103, Boln-sNicEcir. A,I7OOLRIGIIT and CHIDSON re.pectfullv announce their . f!furn from the ciitfereqt Markets. l'heir varied and extensive selections of Foreign . and British Manufacture are now ready for inspection. TEAS. GOOD FAMILY TEAS; 4s. per lb. ; Gond Black Tea, 2s. 6d.;- Fine Strong Conuott, ss. ;..Best Black 'lea imported, 65.; Good Green Tea, 4s. Bd.; Fine Ilyson kind, ss. ; Fine yson,• 6s. ; Best Gunpowder Tea, S. Apply to H. DOUBLEDAY - and Co.. Importersand Dealers in TeaanilGiffee,Gor.DEN CANISTER, Boun-s . riti%—Dealers and large Consumers «ill find a most decided advantage in favouring this Establishment with their orders. C./ESA - MAN . COW CABBAGE. riIEO4GE GIBBS and Co. will exhibit a specimen of this ALlLgigantic CABBAGE in the Yard of the Liverpool Agri. cultural LMeeting.; on the 6th instant, where Packets ss. each, containing one hundred of the Seeds, may be had.:—Plants 3s. per - dpien.—Address iti London, 26, DOwn-street,-Piccadiliy. BENJAMIN BLINKHORN, th 43, Wersey,street. Liverpool, 3rl October, 1836. . irN DI VIbUALS GOING ABROAD from the Port of JL~LIVERPOOL, are informed by • 'S. W. SILVER S ; CO. or- A 1.., to, 1,. NH I LL, otinox, that they may procure the whole, or any part of an OUTFIT, from the coarsest to the finest quality of Goods known, including Cabin Furniture, at their Branchllouse, Nos. 4 AND 5, ST. GEORGIC'S citsicENT SOUTH, LIVERPOOL, At the same WHOLESALE SiiIPPING Prices us at'thejr Warehouse in LONDON. Daily communication between London and Liverpool for Ship-sailing information, &c. HIGHLY INWORTANT TO THE LOVERS OF A GOOD CIGAR: Under the especial patronage of his Highness the Reigning Duke William of Brunswick. AMUEL LAWTON; S SNUFF MANU FACTURER , 23 , Castle street pyerpool, havin C just opened a v a)uable,Case of pld and rich flavoured HAVAN4 CIG4'II.S, London inipOrted, re spectfukly solicits the attention of S. L. having Cigars in 13ond, will be ilippy to treat with the Trade or Innkeepers, for Cigaris in Bond, or otherwiie.' WOOPFICIUSg-'S MA,B.S4 ° th p ei ki r B u kt a r t i: hl g l ).l 2.lit. b . eg the lea l v t e eta t i o l M announce V'SB lV t ° o 13ranch of the Business has been discontinUecl; 'but they will have much pleasute in supplying their Friends with their choicest WINES, in any quan titi es , no t l ess t h an a --Qcarter Cask, containing Twenty-four Gallons; Imperial Measure. To the Wholesale Wine Merchant, Messrs.WoormiouSE BuoTH E RS are prepared to offer -much more advantageous terms than heretofOre. 22, Henry-street, Liverpool. CANARY WINE. much-esteemed and excedentWlNE is still to be had 1 on application to JAMES RENWICK, Crown Chambers, Redcross-street. Price per dozenils.,'BOttles included. Orders from the Country carefully attended to. CONTRACT FOR CLOTHING. IS Fl - 4 , 11,E13Y qivEN, that the WATCH COMMITTEE will receive TENDERS for Supplyini: the Powu ac„* .yvit.b . llylfortn COATS PANTALOONS, and HATS. Ahc►ut 350 of each Article will be ,required .on or before the Ist day or jaituary, 1837. Patterns may i be seen on THURSDAY and SATURDAY next, between the hours of Ten and Four o'CIOCk, at the (gficeQf the Head Consta.ble, No. 1, Fenwick-street, where Tenders and Specimens will be received, addressed "To the Chairman of the Watsh . Committee, encl9serl Tender for Clothing," pn,tP FRIDAY, the 14th instant, after which no application can ,be received. ljy.order of the Committee, JOHN ;110 : L0, ,Chairman. Watch, &c. Office, Oct. 1, 1836. SHIPS BLOCKS AND CANVAS. CJ. WESTLEY, Btiorcun and COMMISSWN AGCNT, 50le o Agent for REED'S CANVAS, attil REA Y'SPATENT 13LOCKS, Nn. I, ?qoree-pittizais, entrance 'Water-street. C. J. WEszt,sy having been appointed Agent fiir REED'S PATENT CANVAS, begs to assure Merchants' Owners, and Captain's of Veisels, : that it is equal in quality to the best ever offered to their attention. Canvas and Blocks for Exportation. Sail.makers and Blocktnakers supplied on the lowest terms. Blocks complete, with Patent iron Cooked Sheaves and R ivetted Plink Shells, ab 7 lles • ()y-e I • Size In Inches. r Price of Size Metal Bushed; in Inches. • • —Os. RM. 11 ....1 111 12 ....I $ ; 13 ....2 2 2. 15.. .2 5} 16... .. ••• . 3 6l l7 ..... Price of Metal Buslied . 5 6 7 8.... 9 10 ••••3s. Ltd. ....4 3 —.5 2 • • -5 • •-8 1 •• -8 2 TO 8 Hearts, Dead Eyes, and every description 'of Blocks on equally low terms' • • ()Id Blocks Repaired, and a I.Coaked Sheaves bought at this Store may be:reeoaked at a•trifliLg expense, should they ever require it. • COOkE AND CO:'s INDIAN MANGOE SAUCE, 90, HATTON bARDEN, LONDON.` r most delicious.O r i e ntalCondimeiit po'ssessing all the I•ich and agreeable flavour of th e Indian' Pickled .Man oe introdu ce d i nto thi i country. Ai ati g ae: is for the first tune "merriment to fi s h, 'rai n e, made di s h es , c h ops, cold meats, &s.,,tt stands rihrivaliet . Sold in•buttles—half pints Is. 6d., pints . 3s. COOKE and CO.'S SELECT INDIAN CONDIMENTS: — IMPROVED -CORRY' ,PASTE, for preparing curries in every respect equal to those made_in •India, if ,the easy In dian receipts that ac c omp any are . on l y f ol l owed. Jars, Is. 9d.„35.,•and ss. MADRAS - MULLIGATAWNY PASTE, to prepare exqui site 'Mulligatawny Soups. Appr ove d - Madras receipts •ae corrTany ; in jars Is. 9d., 3s:. BENGAL CHATTNY SAUCE.This rich and much ad paired Oriental flavOu'red,Sauce for fish, gaiue, hahe ,chops ; steaks, &c., in bottles=half‘pints 243..,•piuts'3i. 61. BENGAL CH ATTNY PASTE, a m os t relish for S game, venison, poultry, .sandwiches, &c., and fur Preparim; 'lndian . devil'and toast, in'iars..rzt Is. 9d.. 3s and 55.. INDIAN CURRY STUFF POWDER. for dress:ng exqui site .curries,ceoppan the by 2s. 6d. receipts for same. in cases, • powders; half-pints Is. , HINDOO VINEGAR or SAUCE for imparting the 'requisite acidity to curry made from curry p pints' 2s. approvedls 1. ditto, easy ro he had of the T rincipal Italian Warehouses, Grocers, Druggl 4 sts,',&c. Mr. • Ni?coN, Castle-street, Liverpool, has jUst received - a fresh supply. ~, 7/.? .. e 4: XTE liSll l E A LIT 11 ATIONS aro just c om pl e t e /1.0 the BU LIVERPOOL. CLO'11:1 ESTABLISIIMENT. The friends to. the'systern of business established niH now have a, greater facility awl wire prompt at ration in inaking their selections-from the precut immense Stock of Gooch, udaptegl to the WINTEIt SEASON. PHILLIPS and Hot.ms, take this opportunity to thank the. Inhabitants - orLiviriMiil and neighbourhood, for the decided. preference given to their Establishment; and pledge thetuselveq• that the same undeviating line of conduct hitherto adopted shalt be their future guide; and that neither means nor exertion shall be spared to supply the Public with the best description of WOOLLEN GOODS, at pi ices corresponding with the times. LIVERPOOL CLOTH ESTABLISHMENT, 45, LO R D-STREET. ARCHITECTURE. MWELCH, (l ate H ANsoN an d W Ei.ctr, A rc hit ec t s o f 111. the BirminKham hating removed his resi dence from Birmingham to Liverpool, begs to inform the Nobility and Gentry of Lancashire, Cheshire, and the Princi vality, that he will be happy to attend to any Professional Business wherewith . they may be pleased to honour him. N.B. Mr. Wel& has a Vacancy fora PUPIL. Renshaw-street, Liverpool, Sept., 1836. • GREENER. and °MESA, CARVERS, GILDERS, PICTURE FRAME and LOOKING-GLASS MANUFACTURERS, &C., beg leave to inform . their Friends and the Public that they kave REMOVED from thei r o ld- es t a bli s h e d Sh op, No. 3,4,m0re commodious Premises, No. 39, WHITECHAPEL, one door front Richmond-street, where they intend to carry on the above branches of business on the same liberal principles they have pursued during the last sixteen years, and hope, by strict at tention and punctuality, they may still continue to enjoy that patronage and support hitherto so liberally bestowed upon them. G. and C. have the pleasure also to announce that they have, succeeded in taking a ver y c O mmo di ous Warehouse attached, which they have fitted-up for the purpose of enabling them to carry on and complete every department of their manufactures, under their own immediate superintendence. G. and U. have succeeded in making arrangements which will enable them for the future to 811ppiy Plate Glass for every sized Window at the same price as at the Manufactory, which they will undertake to deliver safe in any part of Liverpool. Orders for Plate Glass, of any dimensions, Silvered or other wise, supplied in ten day's notice. Mantal. 111 ;0 7 - ANTED in a Wholesale Spirit and Porter Stores, a PORTER well acquainted with the business in all its branches. None need apply who cannot produce the most satisfactory testimonials for honesty ti,tul zolniccy. Actaroi:e to T. U. at the Standard otHc:. UANTED by a agOd Perinn. who has h a d a Rood y ydeal of experience, a Situation es BOON.-KEEPEK or CLERK. The most respectable references can be given, and salary not an object.—„A line to A. Z. at the Standart office, will be attended to. BOLION_GASIAGI-117 AND COKE COMPANY: W A . NTED, a respeetable Pers o n, as ENGINEER, t o underiake the nonag,enieht and nianufac uring of Gas in tfie above Concern, whi4e - tbere - are between 7U anci•Bo Re tori4 at Work in the Winter Season. Applications, (by letter, post-paill,) with testimonials of cha racter unit ability, to be tent io on or before the 12th of October next, addressed to the.Cheirinan-of the Committee of the Gas Company, Bolton. By order of the Committee, JOHN HEAP, Clerk. Gas Works, Boltun, Sept. 2Sth, 183(i. LIVERPOOL FESTIVAL. o.o.)livvrTEE beg' to announce thai they have made T arrangements with the Directors: of the LIVERPOOL and NLANCH ESTER RAILWAY M - for an EXTRA TRAIN of CARRIAGES, to l eave Manchester for• Liverpool on the morniugs of Wednesday. Thursday, indFra4y, at half-past Eight o'chick 04 each day ; passengers by which Trains will arrive in Liverpool ht time for the Morning araiories of each of those days for an EXTRA TRAIN to lea2ve Liver pool for Manchester at, Five o'clock on the morning of Saturday, the Bth of tmok., to convey parties home after the FANC EALL of Friday Eveniug. But ter the latter Train places must he booked iu Lime-street before Niue o'clock on the Evening of Friday, JONATHAN 134QPK.S, Chairman. THE LIVERPOOL FESTIVAL. ruHE EXHIBITION will be open e d on WanNusm EVEI4ING, October sth, BRILLIANTLY ILLUMI NATEI) lry Gas, for the BENEFIT OF THE PUBLIC CHARITIES. 'Season tickets will not be admitted on that Evening. Admission, Two Shillings and Sixpence. Catalogue One Shining: SAML. EGLINGTON, Secretary to the Academy. Exhibition-room, Sept. 30th, 1836. LIVERPOOL GRAND MUSICAL . FESTIVAL, FOR TIIE , BENEFIT OF THE PUBLIC CHAILITIE • UNDER TB PATRONAGE OF His Most Excellent MAJEsTy the KING, And.H.et Most Excellent MAJESTY the QUEEN. Chairman of the Committee, itev. JONATHAN Bitooxs, Deputy Chairman , Wu:HAM- E'i!,13141, Jun., Esq. PRINCIPAL VOCAL PRRFORMERS. • Madame CARADORI ALLAN, Mrs. W. KNY VETT, Mrs. A. SHAW, Miss BIRCH, and Mrs. WOOD. Mr. BRAHAM, Mr. BENNETT, Mr. E. TAYLOR, and Mr. 11. PHILLIPS. Leader of the Band Mr. F. CRAMER. Principal Second Violin Solo Performer on the Violin .. Mr. OLE B. BULL, :....oust on tne t - tarp.... Mr. BOCLISA, For the Evening Concerts. PRINCIPAL INSTRUMENTAL. PERFORMERS. Violins—Mr. Blagrove, and Mr:C. Reeve. Tenors—Mr. Wine and Mr. Daniels. • Violoncellos—Mr. Lindley 'and Mr. .1 ackson. Double BassesSi . guor . Uragonetti and Mr% Howell. Flutes—Mr. Nicholson and Mr. Brown. - Oboes•—Mr. G. CoOke and Mr. Keating. Clarionets:—Mr. Willman and Mr. Powell. Bassoons—Mr: Denman and Air. Tully. Porns—Mr: Platt and Mr. Rae. Trumpets—Mr. Harker and Mr. Hvde. TrombOni—Messrs. Smithies; Mr. lean, and Mr. Edgar. And Double Drums—Alr. Chip!). -• • '• • Caliduthir ' Sir GEORGE SMART, Who will preside at the Organ and Piano-forte. • The Band will be numerous and complete in every Depart ;}sent; and the Chorus, under the superintendence of Mr. G. Holden, selected from the Members of the Liverpool and - Man chesier Choral Societies, with other efficient Perforate's. ' THIS (TUESDAY) MORNING, Oct, 4th, AT SAN LURE'S CHURCH, A SERMON Will preached by the Rev. Dr. GILBERT, Principal of 'Brazen-uoSe'College,'Orford. Afar which a Collection • will he Made for the Benefit of the Public Charifies. IN THE COURSE OF THE SERVICE WILL BE PERFORMED VARIOUS ANTHEMS, By the .principal Singers and Chorus. On TUESDAY E - VENING, October 4th, AT TH'E Y L M P TII EATR E, • GREAT CH A R LOTTE-STR EET, A G4AND ,MISCSLLANEOUS CPINCRT . On WEDN S.DAY -MORNING, October stb AT ST. PETEIVS CHUROiI -- A GRAND ShI.I , ,CTION OP SACRED MUSIC, Including the Coco NATION ANTI-MAL A SELECTION from I-IA NDELL'S ORATORIO, •': • S 0 •0 MON A CANTATA —"The Christian's Prayer " Spahr. me words translated from •Gersn. nof A. Mah/nzan, by Aft. L. •Taytor.) • And a Selection from Handel's Oratorio, ISRAEL IN EGYPT: On THURSDAY 1 1 / 1 - 01iNING, October 6, T Handel's Sacred Oratorio HE MESS IA H, ix IT II A DDITIONAL ACCoMPANI*MiNTS Dr MOZART. On THURSDAY E VENING, October 6, A • GRAND Ai-ISC t ELLINEOUS CONCERT. On FRIDAY MORNING,,Qctober 7, A GRAND PERFORNANC r E OF SACRED MUSIC, Including, for the first time in this country, the whole of *KN . - DELSSOHN'S NEW. oßAToitio, ST. PAUL, The words translated from the German, .and adapted by Mr. IV. Balt. ;Books containing full particulars aulasisbe iliw o. ftliePerfoymantes mayay be had On FRIDAY EVENING., October 7, there will be 'A GHAND TANCY DO':SS BALL, ,In the Great Assembly -Room, which, together with the magni ficent Suite ol'Apait men ts in the Town-hal 1, has been granted by ; the Mayor and c,ouncil; and the Com m i t t ees o f the Exchange News Room, and of the .Underwriters' Room, have alpolinaly ,granted the use of those ,rooms for the occasion. O . NE ,Gt izsckt. The Doors will,be opened at Ni ne o ' c l pc k. WEIPPURT's celebrated Quadrille Bind is engaged for thetwo Balls. RLGULATIONS. florally accessible, and,.at the same tiine,.a . : p ie to ,follow the The Committee, in order to render the Charities as p ,, saible,,have thought it - a e dv) b , and which Fsestivais, plan ,which ,was adopted at the last tlrre in the First ,Price and mission to the Church and Amphithe2 t i e r rnis, will he entitled to gave such universal satisfaction, of i P e a r l d i t i c . i iit e e . s . c o o t i u f o jil t A l e d o a - f , V ' erf l. r o m du a c n i c i e v s' t s t g b e e the Committee, ) andthe,secoti not so appropriated. !' t ; v iil oc cupy, as,before, the other S ilt i;i tie gl r e v (14 Tickets .seli t, ta ( k o e e n t e, o u n , i n t e h d e same t)a l t :::: e tt ; o ? : 1 1 :: : parts.of the .church aini Amphitheatre,.a„,, with Reserved-Seats, Three t ; .o i:r h S e i i: : : • j u l t e ce l'i rts, One Guinea each. Subscriii.. m Tickets for the ,Oratotios, Fifteen ( ne s ,s.reorrirhine Oratorios, . 7,,,e 'leTf:,rinanees, without fie(sleiervneetdf aStellatsa,v:iss-ot b il e b o e p .en e d at t W N ll i l n ebe:cuil o'clock 1 Guineas; or J11,,...et5; Fifteen Shillings each. The doors,of. the 111 ming and the Service• lc:: fli,.,s,kl,sl.nt,t_e,..l,‘ L eiL u tie,r : ois 's t,ch4 l lz i: r!,c, r e c h h ‘vwiii l l v ii i ,t Eleven o'clock... , , Yhe doors . It I Pet', • in the AI orning,a ni leo rmancewillber, : in at Eleven o'clock. a ti n shi d ni I l f ti fr rt ,t: e e al C l4l O l - ri i:: : r e.: l . l t . Ti be opened at Six o'clock in t h e Evening, and the Performance will begin at Eight o'clock. Tickets for the Oratorios all 4',Concerts,.%tiich,will be limited to , the exact.num Church thChurch and Amphitheatre can accom modate, ,to he had only a t th e Savings' Bank, Bold-street. Tickets fur the Balls to lie had at the usnal.placeS. Books pf the sevtikal Performances,,price One Shilling each, may be had at the S AVINGS' BANK, and also at the Doors of the tn.a:rtii':ng a 9 nTa n s i s t i t s e t e ant il l b n e p : Cittlacti and AXI,PRITHEATINL tions for any Stratigeis }ilia filteod to h r t.: ( l . . l l) , N; n g to afford every possible infor- Lodgings and accommoda ;honour the.restival with their presence• and they request that all applications may be addressed to them ' at the Savins',Bank,,,Bold-street. . . , ~-~, ;NI o ureig puil: ego Linsu me Pviot.", y au, ry 1,5 L 5:• n*, 10;". nd 23' ant tc s 3 5 3 5 3 7 3 7 0 0 2 6 45 0 45 0 43 0 32 C. 40 0 40 0 0 0 21 0 00 25 0 30 0 0 0 0 0 30 0 27 0 1 2 IBElt 636. 0 feet• cken, Lon— asher .rrett. berms .J. E. Mit- Lea - Lon aclon, right, usie- fronl 183 , tons