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,~✓ rJ i bh; .EAT IR lIIES ~.► /- 11.01trixint gibipplng. I :re succeed the fitvSALEND. (Ind will he despatched immediately. For CA LuurrA, • t The first-class-British-built Ship ESTHER , • )* ' Commander; ... • 7,7,7 z. . Burthen..per rsTgister,3sl tons ; coppered and copper ' fastened ;: sai)s.very lost; and is in every respect a most desirable opportunity, ha,vl:44the greater pitu of her cargo ready to go on hoard.—For freig:4t or passage apply to Messrs. Way. FISHER 4 1 14 ARN, 9r,t9 . _ 430L1) and 'STARKEY. • , KKR:S . 4IM tt and•TOM :ANSON. Th4.lOSAJlAND : will.sa'il on Wednesday ?wit. . w },3s 'Er n'1)1 Es. , • Tr. - . few , To 'sail in' a f days. •1'.7- ' .74.'0i• DE M-14'. ft A'RA , Thte fine - Ship J E S Si E ,e , .t..te'" Captain .. .J. 'orlon ; Ilag the prineiroiliv , art of her cargo reatir to zo on board.—For I ~ ;freight or pasvigiatkEi pir to DUNCAN Gtan, I . qq.', or tO ' nom) 'arid STARKEY. .._ _ . ; T o w ail early. in , January. . ..., ': -co r.D 14.11LERARA , 13,it The Ship L 1, 0 N oit A, 1 ^:.,- 'T. T. SPENcE,.Alaster 13urtiten 4'ol tourc.----,. For. freight or passage (having superior '1 iseconinto. a ions) ar ply. to the Capttiin, onboard. or to ' - - -SANDBACEI,TINN.E, and Co. Intended to soil immediately. Fur BARBADOS, . • : 4. , - t, ~ '• The_ Ship ALICE, ~..-, .... ~ "•• .. • JOHN ANWYL, Master. , Fur freight or IA: Rs ige afTlY•tn , 1 .e zuvroN, 'IMAM, and HIGGIN SON. 4.t1 Am Xabigattan. , For DUMAN AND BELFAST: is ' 4. 14: THE CITY OF DUBLIN isSIE.A.M-VACKET CA:OII.pANY, - • - . INCOIO---andll'ED-Br ACT OF-PARLIAMENT. The above Cori' party sail their Vessels, (with or without rilots,) taking an .I.la and Passengers to the following ports, 4 4aely, To DUBLIN I )ails. • • To I3ELFAST , every Wednesday. , • The new Steael. A'CHLON E, on WerivEsoAr next, the 10th instant, at Ni ue o'clock in the Evening, from the Clarence Dock. The pi inei ; (de et this. Company is that of attachnig• all fen-. porters and Expor tens hy. a Division of the Pftitits oug them, alter payment of tk ; e Dividendsi—thus creating a community of Interests haw-Pen-1 ' hp - Shippers and Shareholders—a principle 'hich. will best gm. Lrantee to its Proprietors. a certainty of their Dividends, and to 'Shippers -of all descriptions of Akio& 'and I,ive St.,ek the ha, ing a•well supported Establishment'of first class Steamers-, and. •the lowest rate of Freight compatible with. a due' attention to their maintenance. • Apply to SAMUEL PER BY, 27, W4terrstreet. SHORT SEA VO 'YAGE St EXPEDITIOUS ROUTE TO BELFAST; AND N !MR Y, via. ARDGLASS. • -'" '.. The( ' 'omit, ()Mown and Li verpool Steatri-packet totikk C Ompany' s n e W w 'and powerful Steam-ship . VICTORIA; • . (370 tons registet-220 horse power,) . Y . - .Wit. ABERDEEN, Commander.;. I® - appointed to Tai 1' with• Goods and Passengers. during the Month of Jatipatti ~ from this Port, for ARDGLASS and STRANOFORD - . : LOUGH every - Tuesday, from Clarence Duck, aethe follOy :lag hours : ' ' Tuesday, 9th January, at 9in the ,Eveniog. • • 1 'tit& ~ ' 11 - — .,, • ,II 2 3 ' •23 11 d „ , h „ „ . And fyn AR .DG .DG; LASS and STRANCIFORD LOUGH for LIVERPOOL, E very Saturday, leaving . the latter place at Seven o'clo c k i n t i :e Evening. ' - 'l ite at:commode. tious Of this Vessel for Passengers are very suP42rfor-:AfFrgPee" - 11 S almost unrivalleil • herlongelt — Piliage. ;ince. she touk.the 'Station has not exceeded twelve hours, and in moderate Weath ,?r is performed in f, oui ten to eleven hours... Wis Coaches ru n re .o.oy to Belfast-and Newry, and Pa,seugitrs. hing to avoid" lig sea passagea will find this couveyaUce most desirable and worthy of support.' Catkin Passagy 3 (including Steward's Eee)....175..6d. ' Deck • ....... ' ' '2 ' 6 Apply to ' ' CRO! ZIER and Co., Agents, 13; G , tree-piazzas. 5.......,.„.....---- .SOLUBLE COCOA. Manu, ractured and Sold Whf.lesale by P R,ITC It D A,N,P „C O. it. N T WAIT E, . .. LIVERPOOL.. '' ' ' •. WA various .pi . -eparations , of the COCOA- NUT. have ob ri tained . .consid t ca bl e re p u t a ti on, as . art i c l es nt di et f or in vlids, as well as a 'fording grateful beverage's in health. The Nit froth whieti t :trey are 'phepared is of a, farinaceous nature, combined with a p e.coliar kind of oil and aroma, and so well blended naturally, ' that it has been , thought to contain alkaline Properties also. -, lt .1 is a bland, sweet, and nourishing food, and, when, desirable to support the constitution, without producing excitement, it is I •steemed. by the faculty as one of the best beterages` for bre — akfait, luncheon, tte..-- A 'French physician has asserted, that one mince of'chocolate c.ontainsintyreputri-' ineut thine ponnt lof bee.; and the experience of Many other physicians; - of wit'' . - mayinay be enumerated Hoffman; Cullen, Quincy. arid. Bail . tie,. has determined, : that is hectic,..seorbutie, and melancholic ' dseases, it is generally preferable to any other diet. - Water is tt ' e-, best solvent of it, aithmigh milk is th; more a.reeable,, and, t .herpfgre , litore.. generally used: ,As it, is of a lubricating chars cter, advantage has often been derived' frolic th 4 Itsil'otits jilt . OUI and diseases of the alimentary canal. .''.Chocolate is .s o ld in Paris fdr the relief Of .cough,.a.rising 'torn a deaden - 'cy of .the natural mucus of the throat, andis given to childre aof a'imofulutti tendency, to nourish the con stitution. [The above • by ar e s - ee .., k • is an extract from a work Published in London, of diet and ta-l''' ..*. Cheinist, on the proPerfiessof various artides , In chili rf,le, ,licine.] • , in th: e at g s 1 . Historical and Botanical accoutdtof Emits known rib) •• • c • . •• s tTtte G ala . i n , •are the following remarks on Cocoa : ' fling the fooli hOolate ' s . . •`•••rieJiathe is derived froth two Greek words, signi !.4.s gads. insq atue h i, h a ; , i , i esteined . the most restorative ref all aliments,. Pound of bee' . 1 One ounce of it. is said to tthatisb - as much .. as a The Ma , .a . , . . zinc of Useful Knowledge for 1833, page 120,, re- C oma . 1 .he late. reduction :ordulv will,' pridtsably, :bring , into ]Bore price of 0 . re ,getyraf , consumption,. as it 46.,110W half the' - 0 Tee, and' die* fifth that of Tea, and certainly far tu ckei-..nku,tri,,ti•... ous'thata•ei°,the.-r.4' —l . v,.. , ,,, , ;.e , ,_ ~c ra . is, an .entirely. new, and improved , preparation liosss'ses L. -hick wants only to ' 'be known to be ' esteemed. It .lihe beNt'nualities . of , Choeolate, and is more'easilv I°lit I. F ti ll s a e r ,Sl ti f , Jr use, being perleFt l .9., soluble. . It . requires, on ly Co ' the same' Diorioritiin as Coffee • pour alittle hot water 11 ,1 0 10 41 , k eat -int ' ' ail ' ' • . , fitilinu,..* ' . 1 .• 0 a pa6te; "ti._.,. the•remaieder of Water or milk the palati'-' ~ I 1 3t, well and it is, for : itit,med,iitt use, Sweeten to :14 -, -13 ' ,- ;' , ••• It 'should , never. be Inale before wanted, as it may be prepared for the table in less than one minute, • The fi !lowing sorts - of Prepared and Soluble Cocoa and Cho colate of e ruanufucitited and sold wholesale= by PRITCHARD and Coabyrs IwArrE, Liverpool; and may be had at nearly all,the •t,e B l)ftett. itile Wholesale and 'Retail Gr ocers and Tea'llealers in iae . tgdotri •' ;- Finest Prepared Cocoa. •• Superior Soluble ditto, (loose.) Ditto ..,,ditto in -114.44Clages• Compressed Cocoa,. four squares in a package. Qouct Chocolate, in cakes, .(blue paper.) ' .. Fine ditto, ditto, - (drab ditto.) — Finesfaitto, ditto, (red - ditto.) • rin-po. Qhmitite, canisters. 'Finest Choculate.or_Cueua_Paste, in lib pots. Cocoa Nibs- r ovo oz. cakes Chocolate. 1 . .11.—A stock of the following esteemed sorts of Chocolate 'col - :surlily on hand, and ruav beobtained by the trade only: , Sir Hans . Sir Hans 'Sliian's best pnrified'Milk Chocolate. C hu,rc hesan::s, Milk Chocolate. Churchman's best purified Milk Chocolate. CAUTION. pHE PUBLIC are'respeetfully cautioned against the BASE • and OistfoNgs , r attempts of Many Shotdc.eepers,u ho 'en ,:rdeavour to foist upon them a pretended *I GENUINE. MAC ASSAR OIL, - composed of the most PERNICIOUS and TRASHY ingredients, recominendiug it under the lure of being cheap. .Tolkrevent auelt ituppoi,tion ,it is necepsary to observe the fold lowing: ORIGINAL and only GE-NONE is enclosed in a wrapper, arC.Ptigraved these,woyds. 'ROWLAND'S MAC — ASSAR with their Signature in. ItEri, thus: • .A. ROWLAND & SON, 20, ,Hatton Garden, ...Countersigned, ,A LEL,ROWLAND. • :The prices.are and,2ls. per bottle. Some Impostors:vigil A. Rowt.ANDSoN; omitting the &. The:principle on whichtheORIGINAL or :"RONVLASD'S ~ :1141:ACASSAlt• OIL" is prepared, is confined SOLELY to, „the knowledge and. practice of ALEX. ROWLAND & SON, 20, ;Hatton Garden,. Loudon, who are still at an immense expellee in completing its: preparation. Impostors may prepare any Tussni and call it. MACASSAR , 01L,"...and PRETEND it to l'be,tbe,smite.as,“ ROWLAND'S ;" hut, the fact is,..the ainalga ,-,;naa,tion of • this , article neutralizes all , attempts to separate its ~ component palls; therefore, any declaration of the kind only brings disgrace and contempt on such wretched imFostors. ,' ***.Be su r e to ask. for. , ROWLAND'S." 4;lft.,L AM CttEst's; 17, Manchester -street, Dal e -St ree t ~ -Liverpool, one Door from the Old Haymarket. CAUTION.—.Mr.: Lamb cautions the Public.. from -pur chasing Medicines, from, any person or. persons going about ~ :ithe.Country, standing, market, hawking from door to door—re; presenting themselves as being connected with_ Mr. Le na, and ..,;;authorised to sell. his -Medicules—under any pretence what , ,ever. .• LAMB'S MEDICINES do not contain the least particle of Mercury,not Turpentine—they are so mild in, their operation, -,..that they may be taken by the.most delicate constitution with equal safety—they may be taken without any hindrance of busi ness or changeof diet: •and were there are not any Worms in the . .system, the Medicines are equally mild, and equally safe; and are-also particularly efficacious in hilions,. nervous, and dropsical _affections, Inas, the earliest stages of consumption, as well as inmost cases of indigestion. • On. the - 27th of November,;l&37,,,Mr. Wm. Hartley Tay. tor, Ormskirk, after taking Mr. R. Lamb's Medicine passed ,at. Tape Worm .4. yards long,. his symptoms were pains in the head, accompanied by giddiness, heaviness over the eyes, (bin ,,, tress of sight, and• dtowaiWfis; .violent pains in_the stomach, across.the small of the bacillind gripings and rumblings in the . ~,b owels. !.., , On the 24th or, November,.lB37.--,M rs. E. Jones, of .No. •; Woolf-street, Toxteth-park, _Liverpool. after' taking Mr R. ..Lcunb's, Medicines, passed a. Tape. Worm 5 yards long, her symptoms were giddiness of the, head, dimness of .sight, paini in. the stomach, side and back, gripings and rumblings in the bowelso and often felt low, faint and sick, shortness of breath, pains.and weakness of .t he legs and swelling about, the uncles. • On the 21st of October, IS37.—A daughter, aged four years and a half, Al r..Thoinas Daniels, N 0.9, Robiuson's-bnildings, St., Andrew-street, Liverpool,,after taking Mr. Lamb's Me divines, passed a Tape Worm 3 yards long, her symptoms were fever;: thirst.“restlessness in the night, disordered bowels, flushed in the Lace towawh evening * and cross. • DISCOLOURED TEETH. NEWLY ENAMELLED, WITHOUT THRsI.IGHTegT PAIN OR INcoivVENlfitlcg. LOSS OF TEETH SUPPLIED, • ' Without Wires, SpringS, dr Clasps ; Lecise Teeth Fastened; And filling Debated Teeth . with Mineral Silicetim`.' ' ' MONS. DE BERRI, ' "• ' Surgeon-Dentist. 51, Duke-street, Liverpool, • (From the'fititt of De Berri and 'Co. 121, Regent-street, London.) n'ESPECTVULLY •inform the Nobility, Gentry, and the 'lt Public, that ' they have' recently discovered 'a Liquid Enamel, which by a single application, and'wirhout the slightest pain, immediately hardens and produces a beautiful and per , manent Erkemel on Teeth WhiCh are discoloured froM dye, 'neg.: lect, calomel, or disease of the gush:, and as it is well known that \ the loss of th natural enamel' is the principal cause of the decay of a tooth, 'and that the first effect is its discolouration, the' value of thiS inv tion cannot he tho'highly appreciated, for by a timely applicati qt' a coating of this enamel, the further progress of ,de . ccui ittothache, and 100 of the tooth itself, is' en-; tirely and eNTAIIy prevented. ' . They also continue to fill up the cavities of Decayed Teeth . with their Mineral Siliceum, without the least pain, heat, ol.' pressure, it is placed into'the cavity in an almost liquid state, and in a few seconds gets' hard, preventing and curing the Tooth ache, arresting all further prlogress nf decay, and rendering 'the operation of extractinn unnecessary. 'The Mineral not on ly converts a mere shell' into a sound and useful tooth,' but by completely stopping up the cavity prevents effctually that un easant taint of the breath which invariably aecompanies a de c d tooth. • ' ' • ' ' A •ficial Teeth made of this incorrodible mineral are more durab than those usually worn ; they always retain their co lour, nettr break from the plate, cire free from smell, and not affected b 4 tHhe use•of the meat pinCerful medicines. • • To CleiAnien and Public Orator's - labouring under defective \ a prontincititio Mons. B.'s method of replacing Teeth wilt be found peenlia ''valuable, as it obviates all defecti of articula tion, particular , the inability to give the proper sound to the . dento-lingual do ble consonant TH. . . Artificial and Natural Teeth, of surpassing beauty, fixed from one to , a complete set, Without extracting the roots or giving any pain, without springs, wire*, or ligatures, answering all the purposes of Mastication and Articulation, remaining perfectly secure in their places, and nto • rbe taken out and replaced by the wearer with the greatest facility,—at the following Paris charges : _ t- - - s. d. A single Artificial Tooth A'complete set 5 5 0 • A complete 'set of Natural Teeth, on tine gdid 'plate ' • • • l5 0 0 An entire set. of Natural Teeth, highly finished, in the_ first style, with fine gold, , sockets, usually charged 40 guineas . • '29 0 0 They also Fasten Loose Teeth, and repair Artificial Teeth to their state.—At home front Ten till Six. 51, Duke-street, Liverpool. "• PARTNER SHIP DISSOLVED. riTHIS IS TO GIVE'NOTICE;that the Partnership here ' 11' tofore'subsisting between us, the undersigned 110I3ERT - YULE MANSON' and 11ICHA1tD GREGSON, as Tailors 'and Droners, of Li'verponl, wasstbis day disolverl, by mutual consent, as witness our hands this 30th' day of December; 1837. Signed; Witness—R. H. HALL. It. Y. MANSON. ' RICHARD 'C'REGSON. itY. MANSON embraces the present opportunity of re . turning bis grateful thanks to his Friends and the Public in general, for that patronage and support which they NaYe'been kind enough to confer upon 'the late firth of MANSOsN'and OREGSON, and tai inform them, that he still carries on' the busineSs'in the suite plentises as heretofore, on his own a'ecotint,- and re§pe(filt4'Solicits a continuance'df their favours, to merit which shall ever he his constant endeavour. ' Liver3ool, 56, Bald-strei, Ist Jan.' 1,838. Fight, and be eon ' ll . iort j inTt ; i E ll ° Pe v n S 'at Nig . , E S s ed Sundays froM Nine - 'fill Two,'at No: 23, .SLATEII7STREET,•near Duke-street, Liverpool, SltS. PERRY (private entrance first 'door up . s,age , inan tend the C It_ 'pa s • 2 street, Lower MosteOtreet, near to': St. 'Peter' s Chu rc h, 'Manchester, and No. Great Charles-street,'l3irminghami Whom may f)e had (iltti.o with each hok of pills their Treatise on Venereal Disease, GonorthMa, Gleets, and Stricture, fin eluding Practical' Observations on' Seminal Weakness', artsiuc • from early abuses, So that all persons can o btain , an immediate 'Cu're, with ease,'seerecy;and safety. It is a melancholy fact, that thousands fall victims to the Ve nereal Disease, owing to the unskilfulness 'of illiterate Men, who, by the use of that deadly poison, Mercury, ruin ,•the con stitution; cause ulcerations, with blotches on the head, face, badY, diinriess in the sight, noise in the ears, deafness, 'obstinate gleets, and nudes (3.1 the shin bones, till at le'rigth a 'general debility and decay•,'of the constitution ensues, and a 'melancholy death pins - a perio'd to their dreadful sufferings. ' PERRY'S PURIFYING SPECIFIC PILL S , price '2s. 9d. and lie. jeer hex. A cep taro, safe,. and most speedy remedy ever discovered for the permanent' and effectual cure of veneiyal diseaie,gntiorrhcba, gleets, strictures, seminal weakness, pains in the loins, - affectiont'Of the kidneys, gravel, lumbago, local debility, in itation'of the bladder or•urettira, and other diseases of the urinary passageOrequently performing a perfect cure in the short 'gpne'e of three days; by'orie 'small pill for' &dose, ivith - e'ase,,secresy, and safety, The certainty with whiei? !hey are enntinirallii iftlministered can be attested by many thousands. The Specific Pills root'eut every particle of insidious wison, purifying in their progresi the whole mass of fluids. 'rhey not only remove the disease, but renovate by their action the Ciffer eat functions of the both', expelling the grosser humours; and in a manner so mild and imperceptible as to convince the inost 'sceptical oltheir astonishing and unequalled lowers. They 'neither contain mercury nor any other mineral, and mry be taken Without the slightest suspicion of diseoVery. They require 'no restraint of diet, hiss ()Ohne, or hindrance of hushes,. but effect &complete cure, without the least ekposuie to the pa lent. At any period when the slightest suspiCion may exist, it will he well to have recourse to the Specific Pills, for when• akep before the disease has made its' appearance it acts as a detain preventative, by moving',the complaint effectually and Sperrely. Meisrs. PERRY, Surgeon's, continue 'tddirect their sudies to those dreadful debilities arising from the ttio free and criminate indulgence of the jpassions, Which not only ocasiotio. a numerous train of nervous affections, andentail on its s,taries • all the enervating imbecilities of old age; but weaker and destroy all the bodily senses, occasioning loss of imagiiation, judgment, anUmemory, indifTe'rence and aversion for al plea sures, the idea of their 'own unhappiness; and' despair, lihieh arises from . considering themselves as the authors of thcir own misery, and the necessity of renouncing the felicities of niarri a•;e, are the fluctuating ideas of those who have given .vny to this delusive and dekruetive habit. In that distressing sate of 'debility or deficiency, 'whether the consequence of such binefuj practices, excessive drinking, or 'any other cause, by wlich ;he, powers of the 'constitution become enfeebled; they offer a firm, safe, and speedy restoration to sound and vigorous • PERRI 'S VEGETABLE PILLS are well knoWnfor the certain and effectual reinedy of secondary symPtoMs, Nene' cal ernpining, Pains in the bones, ulcerated sore throat, t iseased nose, chronic 'rheumatism, scrofula, scorbutic ard glaidular affections, h‘cal rind general debility, nocturnal paini in the head and limbs, depression orspirits, and all diseases arising an impnre slate of Abe blood. These Pills are win-thy a place in the cabinets of masers and enptains 'orships, the more so, a0 1 they will keep 'goul in all Climoes any length of time. tvlterAfrom the country, port-paid; containing a remittince for Med; r;tiP, ?I'M h . (' int mediati,fu'anawered. At 23, SLATER-STREET. near Puke-street, Livepool. (Private Entrance First Duel' uilke Passage.. • CLASSICAL AND COMMERCIAL SCHOOL, 16, NOR TQ N-STIIEET, LIVP:UPOOL. REV. GEORGE STOKES, Queen's College, Cambridge, Assistant Minister of St. John's Church,. Knotty Ash—Master. N this Seminary young..GENTLEM EN are carefully in -1.11. structed in .all blanches necessary to a sound preparation for the Naval and Military Colleges, the Counting-house, and the Universities. The study of the Holy Scriptures has at.all times obtained the first consideration. Mr. STOKES receives Six Young Gentlemen as Boarders, Terms, Sixty Guineas per Annum. nEFEariNcus. . JOSHUA KING, Esq., A,M.,.President of Queen's College, Cambridge. - • . . • , The. Right lion. JUDGE IiRAMPTON. The • 11ev. Clutitt.t.s HARE, D.D„ Senior Fellow, Trinity College; and • • , • • .RICHARD J A MES TuosisoN; Esq., LL.D., Professor,of, Mathematics, Glasgow... • • T he N e v. Ttpluits TATTERSHALL, A.M., Minister of St. Airgustitie's 6hUrch, and Th e Rev. THOMAS RAFFLES, D.D•, Edge-hill, Liverpool. The vacation will terminate on the 6th.ofJanuarv, 1838. MECH.ANICB'..INSTITUTION. ru tH E SCHOOLS attached to the M EC RANICS' INSTI TUTION will be OVEN Ell on NIoN DAY next, th e B t h ''instant, under the Superintendence of the following Masters.:— HIGH SCHOOL. ENGLISH DErAturstENT.--Mr. Francis Harrison Rankin, Principal. . • NIATHEMATIcAL AND COMMERCIAL DEPARTMENT.--,M r . WM. ,Crenze, 13. A„ St. John's College, Cambridge, Principal. FHILoSortI C AL DEPARTMENT.—Mr. Montagu Lyon Philips, Principal. CLASSICAL. DEPARTMENT.—Mr. John Price, M.A. St. John's College, Cambridge, (now of Bristol College,) Principal.: FRENCH DEPARTMENT.—MonS. Theodore Eugene Suliot, of Paris, 4.M. Glasgow College, Principal. WRITING DEPAItTmENT.--Mr. Chas. J. Smith. DRAWING_DARTMENT.—Mr. Chas. Barber. .GERMAN DEPARTMENT.—Mr. 11. G. Migault. ITALIAN DEPARTMENT.7-41r. Griino.l4l. "Nocet empta dOlore NOR 'the greatest ameliorationi of civilized life, we are in debted to the irimlern diVishin of attention and labour in 'the various pursuits of society ' and in none have its benefits been so Manifest as in the healingart. Early convinced of this great truth, Messrs. GOSS and Co., Mm ebers of the Royal College Of Surgeons in London, have for twenty-five, years con fined their attention to the successful treatment of a few preva lent Complaints, viz., the general and !leal debilities of both the sexes,' whether drising front the solitary indulgence which a too Mighty inflamed iniagirOttioli brings like; a de,stroyiug fiend over the constitution, the mind, and the affections of youth ; or from a residence in hot cliMates, excessive droiking, or ,any. other baneful indulgence; and, from their daily experience they can with' confidence ofTur a restoration of the debilitated to vigorous health. Married femaleS of a ,puye and affectionate dispoition, whose "tin‘lest hope" has been painfully deferred, inay . learn with coMmlathin tb . at perseverance in a proper reme dial eourseiWill renovate general health, and remove hidden impediments to maternal happiness. An insidious dis Order, however inveterate, as also Gonosrhce•ii Gleet, and Stricture, may be removed without material iestraiut in diet or exercise. " • Melisl's GOSS and Co. are to be consulted every day at their residence; and Patients iu the remotest parts ,of the country can be treated successfully on transinittiug their report, which will be inimediately answered; their letters must 'minutely de scribe the case, and contain a remittance for advice and Medi cine', %villa can be for Warded to any part of the,world. boy , ever distant.—N.. as.the Medicines will be se curely packed, and carefully protected from Obsefvatton. GOSS and Co. f 11 lt.C, Surgeons,) 7. Lancaster-place, Strand, London. IF .. Just pohlished, (Ts enty-thicd Ist.. II E. /APE, a familiar commentary on the above Di se,ses.-2d. IIYGEIA NA, addressed' exclusively to the Fe male Sex.--3(l..The SY P 114 IsT, a treatise on Lues, Vene rea, Gonorrhtea, 'May. be - had at . 4 13, Paternoster-row, Loudon; Russ „nil N't6 frit sn A La, Lord- st keei, Liverpool T. 'Sowt.Y,R, St.'Ann'i-square, MauchesCer, and of all Buokseliers. (Price ss. each.) ( 2: r ‘" °4 _ ) --- 1 - ..,.,, z: . 4 - ' ---'4* e' 4.. • C r ..> -4k ..4 . , - ,i e. '.!.% • 1 V- ' Y .s.V. • ). 1. W . N ik : ' il I'. ;.?? • I ', r 4 . ~,. , , r . v :-. ' -4 1 ",. 4,. 1 't, 1 4 '4 , • -•,, x , ,t,' 2 4t' k, t'' ,, ,. , -4. 4 N • ....m.,6 - i;: - , 1. •. • • , , lt , +' .• ;;., , Z 4 `. •(: . ' '. `l4, :':• 9 4-1 1 - 1 , A tr - is ir -r—.-.-.. , _ VoL. Xl.- --No. 536.] AND GENERAL COMAIERCIA_L .ADVERTISER. HEARTS RESOLVED, AND HANDE PREPARED', THE BLESSINGS THEY ENJOY TO GUARD!—SmoLLETI. FRIDAY, JANUARY 5, 1838. [PRICE FIVEPENCE. ifilatco 13)2 Auction. On uccount of whom it may concern. On Iloramy next, the Bih Qne n'Oock, at the Brokers' Office, • 5 Bales damagedFreucti MAP DER ROOTS, Just lauded ex Zodiaque,,freai J. and J. BARON, I3rokers, On TH t• sus r; 18th' inStant, at One U'clUck, at the Brokers' Office, Oldhall-street, 330 Bags Manilla SUGA R; 62 Baskets MOTHER OF PEARL SHELLS, Just landed ex Brilliant, froin Manilla. J. and J. BARON, Brokers. On Wi.IiNESDAY; the 24th instant, a t One o'clock, at the 'Broke's' Office; 4."Oldhalktreet, 195 G Bag,s .COCOA,' Just landed ex Thomas Worthington. from Lima.—Apply to and J. BAROY,,Brdkers. . . . . Postponed from the 16th, To 'reEs DAY, the 231 instant, at Twelv.e'n'clock, in.Chaloner 'And Iluoghton's Bonded Yard, Kent-street, 289 Logs aptlCOHs St. Domingo 111AIRMANY, Being the cargo now landingex.brig Aurtira, from.st. Domingo. —l.4ply to IhXity Es.q., Merchant. to' to CHAI.,O,NE.II and 11OUGUTON, .Ilrokers. , On Tur.sp,Ay, the 234 instant, at Twelve . o'elock,`in Chaloner and liought, , n's,Bouded ,Yard, Kent-Street, 2.35 Logs and Planks New South WaIes:CEDAR. Of very superior quality and large diMensions, lately landed ex . ship Tho Mas Lowry...from New South Wales,—,A.pply to Messrs. STRINGER and AIANN, Merchauts, or to C lIALONE4 and IiOUGUTON, Brokers. On "TlTE'siiity'line 231 instant, at Twelve o'clock, in.Chaloner and Houghton's,Bondiid Yard, Hatrington.street, 308 Logs 414 Curls at. Domingo MAHOGANY, Being the cargo ncivy landing ex brig Agnes Primrose from Port-au-Prince.--Apply to' CHALONER and HOUGHTON, Brrkers, Enginranct /kTottztO. YORK AND NORTH , OF...ENGLAN,D ASSURANCE'. COM P.AN,Y.. ~High,,Ousgate, York, and King Williant-street,, London. MHE , following RA as, are charged by this JL . Company ou Commercial Risks, in Liverpool : :,Floating,Pulicies; in 'all.cases..'... 9s. per cent. per annum. Speciliufolicies, including all risks. is. ' Itl Omitting all Hazardous Trades... 6s. , Ditto also hazardous Goods... ss. „ ,No extra.cbargefoi,pluiality of occupation. • Short-period Policies at the usual proportions of the aboye rates. Renewal .Receipts are. now ready for delivery! for Policies falling due at etirLquius. Life Assurance effected on ,terms more advantageous to the assured than at most other. offices. . . . Tables 01,Rates, with all other information on the subject. may be obtained. onapplicatiou to ➢IAT I'llEW WtITEIERSPOPN, _ 7, India-buildings, Arent for Liverpool. By order of the Mortgagees. Peremetorily.-9n Ttiuto I . )A 1 , , the Ist day of February next, at .Six .o'clock in the Even lug, at the Clarendon 12 . .00nii, in. South John -street, Liverponl, upon such Conditions as shall •,, 'be'then prodnced. A 1,1, that' Piece. of. LAND,.situate on the north side of AL Great Nefsen-street,North, and sOuth side of Collingwood -stieet, with ate two DW,ELLING-HOIJSP, COLVIIOUSE ; :STABLES . and' SIIEDS theretin erected, containing in front to Great Nelion-s.treet North 1.) feet 7 inches, and'running in rear or depth on the ea-t side tuirthwardly 76 feet II) inches,. and then turning Off at an angle and running eastwardly . 9 feet 9 inches . , and then again timing off at an an , fe and running in farther' crepth northwaraly to o,llingwoo . r-street 89 feet 3 inches ' and running in 'depth from 'Great Nelson-street:North to Collingwood-street in "the ~vest side northward!) , 'Ml feet 9 inches, contairing in front to Collingwood-street 36 feet 1.1 inches, and containing in the whole 7i.1 superficial square yards or thereabouts. The Premises consist of two newly erected Dwelling.honF•es, now occupied as Public-houses, one ofis o h . fronts to Great Nelion4treet North, and the other is froutitig,Collin,wood street, with a Shippon Cow O hoe adjoining fur twelv e Cows. There is'§tiibling for t‘senty - 11dises—a greater number might be accommodated. ' This Property would be very suitable for a Livery Stable Keeper o r Coach Proprietcir; The Tenure is Freehold of ln. het hence. • - For further particulars apply to Messrs. FAIOCLOUSH and Solicitors, 29, Basnelt-street, I.4verpool.• • INSTRUCTION ON 'PIANO-FORTE, It. B. R. 'ISAAC, MeMber .of the Royal,.Aca,demy of .11A.Music,. London, begsleave most respectfully to acquaint Ilk Friends and the Public, in general that he' will, RESUME, his INSTRUCTIONS nu Monday .the 15th of January inst. Terms may be known on application at this Residence No. 29, Great _. tieorue-street. N,8." Schools attended in and out of town. TAI, T , 0 E 1: L . ( L s Pr: re . p a e c n i t l fu i SON, c be ~. B to o s o u T-a bmi zt3.' lo , S i hinirE FriendslkN lat.;Fic.. and the Public, (heir LtsT of . I ) BlCES,•which in accordance with their principles they' nave made such further Beiluctions to as he state of the trade will admit , without deterieration of quality, durability: or style. ' . • - WM. EI4EY and SON gratefully acknowledge past favours,' and hol e by,their superior. : articles itud system• of:business to merit a continuance of the same. , , . . . GiNTLE NI E N 's .s' .s. L AD I ES ' S. d.' . Best Calf 'Weliirgton Boots 17 I Best Cloth Boots Stout Calf Walking Shoes.. 7 Beet Overall Dress.Shoes,silkilmed. .... 6 1 Stout, Walking. Shoes Orders executed for Exportation and Home Consumption. .-• 28, ALBION-BWI.DING, OLD EIAYStAith.ET ; and 156,'DALE-STREET. . ' • . .REDUCTION OF LIFE PREMIUM. UNIQN'FIRE AND LIFE ASSURANCE OFFICE, E;tablixhed A.D. 1714, DALE -STREET, 614:I:POOL, J AN UA RY, 1837. 1111 HE Directors, in order to meet the wisbes of many per sons who desire to effect Insitratices on th . eir Lives at a low Annual' Premium. instead of sharing the profits at a future period,. have had Tables of Premiums calculated for that pur pose, by. which they offer to . the Public the choice of Insurint , upon the old system of thiS company, with the,profits attached,' or without Sharing profits, .it the following reduced' scale of Rates Agr• 20 1 30 1 40 1 45 1 50 1 55 1 60 X s. d £s.d Xs. d s. d Xs. cl Xs. d £ s. d Premium. 11 17 1 2 5 5 3 1 2 3.12 2 4 6 2 5 3_B 6 4 2 As an additional convenience, the .Premiums may be paid Half-yearly, Quarterly, or in a Single Payment. • HEN Y HAMER, Agent. UNION FIRE OFFICE• ,The Assured are hereby respectfully informed the Premiums on Policies due at Christmas, should be paid within 15 days from the•2sth September, 1837. SHIPLEY and Co., 79, CHURCH -STREET, supply sup , riOr' WHIPS, SADDLERY, and .HAIINESS, . As . at theie Maninfact6ty;;lBl, Reget - Otreef, London. FEATHERS ROYAL MAIL AND UNIVERSAL . COACH OFFICE, No, 1, fiIIVIES'S-STREE,T, LIVERPOOL. iTHE Publto a re.reay.etfully iurti;rnAv,Ll,llet,hldiepty'z Royal T Maiir.. - and Patent Safety, well-regulated, depart .from this. Office Dilily.:— ,J.ONDON, ROYAL MAIL, Every .Morning, at a .Quarter in 21 hours, 5 - before Eight ~'clock. NORTHAMPTON RoyAL MAIL, .Every Morning, at 1 Half-past,Seven o'clock. . ATHERSTONE I ( ; ROYAL ,MAIL, • Every Morning, at a Quarter before Eight o'clock. HENCKLEY toyA t. MAIL, Every Morning, at. Halfrpast , Seven o'clock. ,LICHFIELD,h ovA,L.M,A tt,.Every Morning, at Eight o!clock. BRISTOL, i ROYAL MAIL, . Every , Evening at a Qu'irter in 18 hours, 5 before Viva o'clock. _ WIIEXHAM, Roy AL MAIL, every Evening, at Five ELLESMERE, .SHREWSBURY,, '' , ' o'clock:' .LUDLOW. and 0 RovAt...MAIL,_ Ever y Evening, at a, Quarter H EREFORD, 5 . ; before.Five o'clock. MONMOUTH, au,dZ ROYAL Mail., Every Evening, at Five CHEPSTOW, - .S . .o'clock. BATH, • fti ROYAL MAIL, Every Evening,, at • • EXETER, and . * •• • ' • o'clock: ' 0, FA LM.OU(TiI, MILFORD, and O . ROYAL. MAIL,. ,Evgr Evening, at Five SWANSEA, S . . o'cl y ock. • . - ) ROTA L MA I L,.,l4;very Evening, at a Qgarter f before. Seven. o'clock, through .C-hester, lIOLYHEAD, 5 Holy well, St. A.saph, Abergele, Conway ; _Bangor, &c. .) L'llltioN DELI E, Splendid Coach, Every CHELTENHAM, ! , Morning, at a Quarter. „.before '.even • 'in 12 hours ?.. o clock, , through. Chester,. Wrexham ; I , Ellesmere,, , Salop, Bridgnorth, Kidder - J .. minster, Worcester, and Tewkesbury. BRIDGEWATER,- .TAUNT,ON, EXQUISITE, every Morning at a war- EXETE It, ' ' ' 'ter before Seven o'clock. "- ' OSWESTRY, ." ,OutaiNAL ,N.Err-i,E,, every Morning at WELSEIPOOL, and a ‘luaxter-past•Seven o'clock, through NEW.TOWN,' , Chester, Wrexliain,,Rualton, &Chirk: WREXHAM, The SWALLOW, every Evening at a Quarter • before .Three o'clock. • BANGOR 2I LORD DINORBEN, ; every Morning,. at a , Quarter-past Seven o'clock, through-Clies- CARNARVON, ter, Holywell,. St., Asaph; Abergele, Con •way, and Bangor. HERO, , every„Alorning' at a Quarter to SHREWSBURY,, Ten,. through Chester, Whitehurch, and •; . • Wein. . - GA Li.opApE, every Morning, at a Quar •SHREWSBURY, ter to Sevenohrough Chester, Wrexham, . .Overton,, and Ellesmere. At. Seven o'clock, , ,Halt-past Seven, Eight, and CHESTER ~ ' , Three,. Five, Seven' c bad i es , :Pen A.M., and itt, One, I h ree,. and , ' o'clock P.M. Performed by JONES and HERBERT. • N.B.—Ossunv.E. 'ibis is the only Office at which Parcels can be Booked, by direct conveyance, to theVesi of England and North and South Wales. • All Parcels for London sent by Her Majesty's Royal Mail, from this. Office,. which is the only - difect conveyance, will be,clelivered by ..EiOlt o'clock the. following Morning, and on the most reasonable. terms. gs.- 7 ..41t0 aurtfon DE •LA2VG:E':§ SUPERIOR PLOWEI EOOTS. • 1,3 y Mr. T. BRANCH, T o-!qottaow, (Sat u`rday,)the 6th itwant, at 'levet) o'clock, at the Ilaunver Itoorns, H Q1C,13 Collection of DUTCH Y I.I LI S, the growth of AlesSrs. 1.4-INGE and SONS, of .la i rle t o, whose Itilots last §cason cave such general sty isfction for their blontning and excellent condition. The Ctillection inclurks Diniftfn' and Single Hyacinths ,, Tilips, Jonquils, Putt, a n t hus Narcissuses, Cronn ,Imperials, itt Crocuses, IrisNsAmaryllis, Ranunculuses, Anemones, lie',T. be vi -' wed on the 'lorning of Sale, when,Cttalogues.(with descriptions and' general directions as to .thp4 m roper time Pit planting, depth of setting, 8:c.) may be had f ro Mr. :I'. BizANcit. • LIVER,,PO,OI, AND HARRINGTON WATER. WORKS.' COPLAI,NTS having been' .made; to. the Directorg.that :‘I the turncocks annoy .the inhabitants. by, asking : for Christmas box es , it . is requested, HS it has .been before done bv puhlie advertisement, that no. rat eti“, whatever be given to any of the servants of the•Cumpany at this season, or at any time. By order of the Directors, THOMAS THOAIPSON, Manager. S4LE 47' THE HANOVER ROO.lB. • o ..13y BRANCH, On.:ruEsnsv next. the,9:h instant, at Elevei o'clock, CON,S DE,RA 11,h E assortment ofNew ant.] Seconil.band .HO,(ISE HOLD FURNITURE, itv.:ludint a fine-toned. Octav,ePiano-lntte. Futir-post und .Canip..Bedsteads, with Hanging Bedding, painted-Chamber :Requites, modern ,Illahoganv,Art icles, in .Dining, Card, Pembrok e , and Librdry Tables, Chair, Couches, Sofas. and Lounging Chairs, in green Damask and Maroon ,Leather,,Sideboards, Wardrobes, Chests , : of Drawers Night Commodes, fancy caned Ch a i rs , Brits. sells an 4 rat her :Carpets,. Itesewood and Alatiog,nv .Portable Desks and L) , essing Cases, Fenders, Saucepans, Fi g ured Floor . Cloths,,&c. &c.. To .be viewed,,on MON D.AY next, the 8:11, when Catalogues may be.had froat„ll.lr.z..BßANcii. LIVERPOOL. , . Valuable •PUBLIC-HOUSE, S7ABLIVG, large LARD, - ' SPIRIT VAULTS; teith.compact BREWERY. . . , • • I.3}' Mr. BACH. .• ' On WEDNESDAY, the 17th instant, at Six o'clock in the After: noun,,iin.the Preniisee. subject to conditions: , rwillE. LICENSE :not GOODWILL of the•TRAVEL-, • LERS',. REST INN - , in New -Scotland-road, now in extensive business, in' the - occupation of GliOlthE. JACKSON, who is retiring. ThetiOnse . contains, on the Ground Flour, and extensive Spirit Counter, Col 12 Yards front,) three Parlours, Kitchens,-and Offices, -with , large Club Room and 7 Bed-rooms oierthe . same;: . The . Yard, (which is much used for Cattle; being . on the line-froth' the Clarence' Dock to the Mar ket.) affords 'Standing Room for Fifty Carts . and Gigs, with Stabling fob Horses. The Brewery is Eight Barrels length, and may be underlet without inconvenience. - There is an 'Unexpired Terni.of eleven years in the Lease,. with liberty to nominate-a:successor. • For particulars apply on the Premises, or at the Auctioneer's Offices, in the Arcade. I4Totirto. AXTHEREAS, Thomas Rawstliorn and Jarnes,Edward Par -711, V tington, of ,, Bevington-bush, Liverpool, millers and 4ealers, have assigned over their estates and effects to trustees; for the equal benefit of their, creditors. Notice is hereby given, that, the deed of assignment lies at the office of Wm. and Thus. Tomlinson,. Fenwielc-street, Liverpool, for execution by the' creditors; ,and such of them as neglect to e x e cut e th e same be fore the,First day of March next, will be excluded all benefit .arising therefrom. XTOTtUlt;l$4 HEREBY GIVEN, that we, the undersigned l'hotnaS RaWsthern and - James Edward Pa rtingtou, of Li verpool,. corn millers and co-partners, earrying'on'bußiness at I3evington-bush Mills; in Liverpool aforesaid, have this day mutually agreed to diSsolve`the said partnership. •" As witness our hands, respectively, 29th day of Dec. 1837. (Signed) • THOS: IZAWSTHORN. JAS. I;D. PARTINGTON. Witness to the signature of both parties, • • ' (Signed) ' TKOs.. TOMLitiSOrf. T"E commissioners in a fiat in bankrupt c y, b ear i ng date the 9th day_ of June,,18,35, awarded a n d issued against WILLIAM TAIMOR, of Liverpool, in th e county of Lan caster, apothecary and druggist,, dealer and cbapinan i intend to meet on TuEsosy, the sixteenth day of January instant, at One o'clock in the Afternoon, at the Clarendon Rooms, in. Liverpool, in order to proceed to the choice of an assignee or assignees of the estate and ; effects of the said bankrupt in the room of Robert Barker and ,Matthew. Smith, the late assignees, who have become bankrupts; when and where the creditors of the said bankrupt who have not already proved their debts are to come prepared to prove the same, and, with those who have already proved ; their debts, vote in such choice accordingly. PURE NOLOGY. f t CQUIISE of SIX Lte'l IMES upon this important a_ 'subf r et %%i1l be iliiiivered at the Niiit”CAL liVJT[Tt It )K, Idiruntlpleasant, Liverpool, by J. C. RJAII.IALL,.III.It.e. , &e. • . The First..Lectitre will be gratuitous, and will be given, at , Eight o'clock, 611 UESDAY next, the 9(11 instant. 'F(4 full Particulars, and Tickets of AdtnisSion, apply to the principal Booksellers, and at the Justitution. HOUSE AND . COTTAGE OWNERS' - ASSOCIATION .PUBLIC _MEETING of th . e . Nons:intetested in the ll above Propertr will be held at Pied Bull - Inn, ,Great Charlotte -street, near'Whitechapel, on WEDNESDAY EVENING next, the 10th instant, at Sevefl o'clock; to Receive' the Report 'of the Committee and to consider. the propriety of Petitioning the Legislature 'against thefßilt now in the House of Commons, " for tating. the.Owners.of Tenements of. the Annual Value of Twenty Pounds andnuder to the Parochial Rates instead of the Occupiers:" • _ _ _ And also to take into consideration the propriety of Petitioning in favour of I.l4r.Aglionby's Recover‘i of Tenements Bill." EDWARD FORD, Chairman. KNuatiou. LOGI.ER'S SYSTEM OF MUSICAL EDUCATION. m Essits. NV RENSIIALL'aud SONS' - ACADEMY on , . . • the above system, will 1111 , 6 PEN on Thursday, January: 25t h. 1838. - . . . . . . Istinuttin-square, Dec. 30th, 1837. INSTRUCTION 1N MUSIC, PIANO-FORTE PLA SANG, • AND SINGING.: AXIL MOLINEUI begs mo.-..Crespeetfully to announce; .11t that the ACADEMIES, 1, frAtfpWAN-srursET, and 16,' PORTLAND-Pf,AcE; No'n'itt BIRKENHEAD, will re-com mence next Monday. D4,,NC,IN G. . A TES§R,S. HUM FRAYS and GII)DENS respectfully .UtIL inform their Friends and the cientry of Liverpool that their ACADEMY will .REOPEN on T iiims 1m I , next, the . 11th instant.' Further inquiries t6,be made of Mr. JAMES SMITH, .MUSIC Warehouse, 64; Lord-street, or of Air., tiumultANs i 15, terke.: leystroet. Attendance on Thursdays and Satukdays, at Two O'clock. Academy, Falkner-Street, curuer of St. Bride-street. • THE FRENCH LANGUAGE and LITERATURE. (and the CLASSICS,) taught by Mons. NIOG NET. Gradivite of the University of PariS;and correspondent Of :si , Ceral French Literary and Scientific Periodicals, on the trrost efficient system to lay a solid grammatical fotindation, whist flueiwy of ipee'eh is ttegitired with the most classical and eleganrarcent. N.l3.—Birkenhead and . Woodside attended' twice a week. The most respectahle'referenres-tan be given. ' ' For terms'apply to the 'Professor, I9,'StAfford-street. • - • - EDOCATION: " •--: • AT WIN'FON-IIOUSE- AOADF;NIY. ne . ar Brnovh,'West morland, conducted 'l.iy Mr. 'ARROWSMITEI, Young Gentlemen are liberally. Bearded, par'entally treitted, and.care fully instructed in'liokliA;tatio,Greele.-i , nd the Me:thinatics, fitting them 'for Trade or Profession, at 18 and 20 Guill'eas a year. , • - . • There are no •Christmas or Midsummer holidays. Further partichlars may be had arm r. M`GuFFIE, 89, Oldhall street, LiYen - tool. and or Mr. M A USTON, Back King.street, Man chester, from which places M r. A.; will take charge of any Youths destined fur the Academy. THE HAMILTON SQUARE ACADEMY, BIRKENiIEAD. HE Rev. P. ROSS R.F. OPENED his ACADEMY on TOEsDAY, the 2d of January. TERMS PER ANNUM FOR BOARDERS: Under Ten Years of Age '3O Guineas. From Ten 'to Fourteen 4o' Guineas. Above Fotirteen ' ' '5O Guineas. FOR DAY. SCHOLARS : __ _ _ Ueda. Tvy. VC“ID of A e Above Ten , 10 Guineas. On these terms instruction is given in the English, French,. Gernian, 'Lath), and Greek LangOars,' Writing,, Arithmetic, Book-keeping, Algebra, Geometry, and the other branches of the. Mathematics, Geography, History; Szb. Drawing, Dancing.' and other Accomplishments, by experi enced Masters, on- Moderate Terms. For information as to character and qualifications, Mr. Ross begs leave th fefer to theltev. A. Knox,..l3ii'kenhead; the Rev. Hugh Ralph,' 1) D.; the Rev . . John Park, the Rev. S. Spence, 'LiYerpool; the Rev. W. M`Kerrow, Manchester; and to his printed Testiminnals, copies of which may be had on applica bon of the Academy. Front the great expet knee which Mr. Ross has had, both as a Public Teacher, and as a Private Tutor in families of dis tinction in this country add abroad, he is encours'ged to hope that he will be found worthy of the confidence of those Parents 'who may entrust to him the care of their Children's Education. Hamilton-Square, Dec,. 29th. 1537. LOWER SCHOOL. This School is designed for the Sons of those whose means are too limited.for the more expensive Education of. the „High School. • „ . , Rev. Robt. AlTherson, A.M King's College, Aberdeen, Head blaster. Rei. J. Rutherford, Edinburgh, Second Master. Mr. Thos. Emerson, Third Master. To the constant inst ruc ti on o f the above 111 asters will he added the occasional services of the Drawing, French, Mathe matical, and Philosophical. Masters oft he II igh School. . . .EVENING SCHOOL. Under the Superintendence of the following Masters: Aitinnovria AND MATHEMATICS.—Mr. Elliot, Mr. Gerrard, and'Air. H. Carpenter. MECHANICAL, DRA WING.—Mr. M.TherSOR• ARCHITECTURAL DRAWING.—Mr. Cooper. LANDSCAPE DRAWING AND PERSPECTIVE.—Mr. Pugh. FIGURE DRAWING AND MODELLING.—Mr.Seddon. ORNAMENTAL PAINTING AND DRAWING.— . Mr. Bishop, A.L.A. NAVIGATION AND NAUTICAL ASTRONOMY.—Mr. Creuze, B.A. GEOGRAPHY AND MECHANICAL ARTS.—ltev. li. M'Pherson, A.M. NATURAL. PHILOSOPHY.—Mr. M. L. Phillips. CHEMISTRY.—NIr. John Wilson. Fra:Ncn.--Alons. Theodore Eugene .Suliot, A.M. Terms, and such furtherinfoi : ination as may be required, can be obtained by applying to the Secretary at the Institution. • Dr. KANE, Esq., AI.D. AIR.I.A. Dublin, will commence a course o f Ei g ht Lf.(l urt , S ou CHEMISTRY, To-mutritow, (Wednesday,) the 3d instant. JOHN. 14 . .,'PP5,. Esq. M.D. London,. Lecturer on M-ateria Meilica, will commence a course of ,Popular Lectures on PHYSIOLOGY, on WAnNEsDAY, the 31st instant. The Directors of. the Mechanics' Institution are desirous of receiving' TINDEthi for ERECTING u GYMNASIUM, FITTING-UP the MUSEUM, and other Work. 'l'he Plans end. Specification may be seen, on application to Mr. J. A.. PrcToN,, Architect, Warren•strect. . . Tenders, sealed, and addressed to the Secretary, must be left at 'the institution on or before SATURDAY next,, the 6th instant. WANTED, for the EYENING SCHOOL, a PERSON capable of teaching 10 ECIIANICAL DIiANYiNG, A liberal Salary will be giv e n t o a person, fully qualified. None else need a pply. . ~. The Directors aclaiowledge the receipt of the following DONATIONS to the Fund for Building the New Institution : Prom Christopher Bowdon, Esq. £loo , The Misses Yates A Contribution of Ten Guineas, or upwards, to The Build ing Fund," constitutes the Contributor a Member for Life of the Institution. - ..,. .~. , ~ ... ~ ~. . . ,1911 N S: Secretary, In the Press. THE SINGER'S GUIDE; containing flints nu the For- . tnation, Improvernentyand Preservation of the Voice—pro. gressive. rules for Reading Ausic at first sight, &c.—elucidated by upwards of oue hundred Examples, and sixty Airs, %iith copious Nutes from the highest, antourities on Vocal Science.' The whole compilled and-arranged by. • E. WOODWARD, Music and Musical Instrument Seller, • Also, by the same author, AMATEUR'S:GUIDE, for the Violin (2tl Edition,) Flute, and Clarionet 29..each.' To be had at his Library, 88, Dale-street, Liverpool, quantity of the' LIBItAitY MUSIC to be'disposed off at a quarter price. , NEW 'WORKS ON SALE AT No. 15, DUKE -STREET, LivtapooL, AND 13, SIZE-LAN; LoN Doti ; AND TO RE HAD - OF ALL BOOKSELLERS. SKETC lIES'OF SCENES IN SCOTLAND,• by Li eu t.- Col. Sir W. Keith . Murray, of achtertyre,•Bart. With His torical and Tradition.iry • Illustralions, by D. Morison. 4to. £2. Med. 4t0 . . 18s.. FAMILIAR ILLUSTRATIONS OF' ROMAN CUS- TOMS AND MANNERS, with 'Lithbgraphic SketChes.' For . students and st'hools. Bvo. THE - RELIGIOUS. HISTORY OF. MAN ; tracing the Origin'and History of Religion; and Of all Idolatry; Astrology, and Superstition in eVerv•forM. ' I vol: I2mo. . This woik, which will - he published early in 1438, is printing in the - most comprehensive and unostentatious •form; so as to bring it within the reach of all classes. It is'an inquiry 'into' the most: generally interesting Subject, which can engage the• attention of mankind, on p:inciples not hitherto .systematiCaliy applied to it :'—appealing to facts cognizant to every reader,` learned or unlearned, for the key it affords to the religious opin ions and customs of the - world in every a.re, SECURITY .FOR WRITINGS. The public,, as' well as the stationers, are beginning to ex perience the inconvenience and the evils attending the intro duction of so Many untried novelties under the name of - writing' • fluids and'inkS.Thesubscriber, anticiPatingthisreSult,haS during the fluctuations of public taste, been giving the closest attention to -every improvement tin Writing ink which it is possible to make, consistently with durability, •At the suggestion of many houses of great respectability, to whom representations hive been made of the confusion arising from the number - of fluids and inks iu the market, and the diffi- culty of readily distinguishing the purposes to - which they' are respectively most applicable , --the fcillowing ClitsSifiCatiOn will he adopted' of a ll the i n k s g i v e n out from Morison and Co.'s Warehouses, 15, Dukestreet, Liverpool, and 13, Sise-lane, Loudon. from and after the Ist../aimary,lB3B: • ERC ANTI LE WRET NG INKS. PUBLIC-HOUSE TO LIST. 'llO he LET. iu tat. Yqux hull-J - omi, n 1',411.3L1,C-liPUSE, .14 whit hcan'be cuter, upon i , ilnediate!y. rent afid itigoiri,i will he found to he moileilire, and pre . sents 'a :most favourible opportunity. 'lt now undo;rkniniz a thoroUgh're pair.—For. particulars apply: to Mr. WiLtiaats, ltauelapli street. . PROMOLI, (L/17:1? .. 7'.110.1f.48' 7VtIOLFIELD'S,) 71.4:tv0 72 CHURCH-STREET, • Adjaininu the Posteire. IT is respectfully announced to the Nobility, 11.ntry. and Publ4.,of 13.•,fitomor,t has jost arrived from the'Cbiltinent, with the greater part of his new Purchaie'g, which arrow submitted to their inspection. W. MP:: begs to remark that the Selection he has made has been on the most extensive scale, and consists of every variety of FANCY 13(-)01)S T : combining the. usefiti and ornamental. CLOCKS, cZiNpELABRA, Bronze, PorcAlaiti, 'and other CHBINEY ORNAMENTS of first-rate quality and taste, fortis lime hrit.riti,ii 'attlactions ;, added to which is. an infinite and varied CollectiOn or Smaller Articles, well adapted for Presents for the ensuing Christmas. . . W. B. I'. begs : also; to, solicit public attention to his new Stock 'of ENOLISI-1 .NIANUFACTURES, consisting. of OR-MOLU LAMPS. CHANDELIERS, (LASS. LIJS TRES and GIRANDOLES, PAPIER-MACHE TKA TRAYS, and every description of 'CABINET GOODS, szc.• &c., all of which are -in the newest style and% of' the best workmanship, and are now fully `displayed in .his ettitedaive Show . Rooms. 'Prices moderately fixed, from which no abafernentaare made norcredit given: _ ' CLOAKS'. - - A N excellent STOCK, c9mprising all'the newest and Most .ta._ (willful-table Slyles and materials, may be seen at . ROGERSON and Al lN lON'S • CLOA2C . AND Ptilt ROOMS, ' • - 8, ClfutteiisiiiEET. • CHILDREN'S CLOAKS. IN ALL SIZES. CLOAKS,' SHAWLS, &c. SELLING "OFT, AT AN IMMENSK SACIUME! ! AT THE ~SHAWL WAR EHOUSE, • G 3, CIIUIiCH-STKEF.T.. THE Trustees infant tile Public that, in cansequence of the death of one of the Partners, the whole of7Messrs. MEREDITH, M`bARDIE end co.'s:vdh.bie-sTocK of SHAWLS, CLOAKS. -CLOAKENGS, SHAWL-DRESS ES, &c.,,&c. must be_cleared.off by the .13th i pfJanuery, when the Premises will be clused in order to wiud : up tr,te Partnership Affairs. • 66, Church-street. DISTINGUISIAD BY BLACK LABELS. OFFICE IN K,''in bottles at6d. Is. and 2S. This ink has attained so great celebrity both at hotrie and abroad, for its 'fluidity and durability, that imitations of it have 'sprung up in 'every quarter. The genuine has the signature and seal of the original and sole proprietor of alt those inks,. D. Morison. COPYING INK, inbottles at Is. Is. '6d. and 35. Writes pale at fits% hut gives off a Siring copy; and both originr.l and copy g o very' dar): with . age. • • • " RECORD INK, in. bottles tit 6d. Is. Is. and 25,6 d: Writes dark at first, and also gives o ff a g ood copy is well suited for o ffi ces where only one kind o f in k for all purposes is wished. , ' From its great strength it is admirably adapted for deeds'und• other legal instruments. • • .JAPAN INK, in bottles, at fid. nod upwards. This shining , ink is rapidly giving, place to the office ink, which is more but by some is still, preferred,. from being darker when first' written with. BLUE WRITING INKS. MSTINGUISHED BY BLUR- LABELS. BLUE FLUID TURNS BLACK, in bottles at 6d. Is . : Is. 6d..and-3s. Is:very fluid•, and suits steel pens well ; but as blue fluids have only been alear or tw•o in use, Ought not to be used for account books or writings of importance, until longer trial has been mule.. For letters and daily purposes it is liked, and. used by mane, on account of its fluidity. PERMANENT , BLUE INK, in bottles at 6d. and uP wards. Is equally fluid with the former, but does nut go black. It is extensively used for mi4reintile memoranda in place of red ink, which is not so durable when exposed to the air. - • TIED DISTINGUISHED HY •HED LABELS. In ()wiles at 61. Is. Is. Gd. and upwards, The genuine of all .these inks have labels as aforesaid, hear ing to be issued at 15, Duke•street, Liverpool, or 13, Sise-lane, London, and having the signature and seal of the original pro prietor, D. MORI-SON. FOR ORNAMENTAL WRITING FRENCH FLISIDS, having plain labels, with descriptions in French and •English. The distinction between these and all other inks fluids is their extreme softne s s in critit.g, having no mineral substance in•their composition. The !Aut Frcntli fluid is an intense blue biack. 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