The Liverpool Standard and General Commercial Advertiser. — Liverpool, Merseyside, England, 1838-01-09 00:00:00

7 - - 4 1//r ~~ ~!i i ~J J I A~ ~./~`-i~~-~ ✓t/ ~Y r ~ ~L/~/ • , . ; 4 4 #e" , Aas r TA-fixrpool ,t a -bipplng4 s, s$ =,..d...aa;apamwc. „ 4 ` . 7C. 1:0 7, , „, To sail early in .I'w:wiry. 7 0 7 ; 44H 'l4 , i tt „ , . 4 'aw , s). I ; • „P f•or DEM E It A ItA, 3 t.,, 04 r. , 7 ~,af 7 4 The Ship E 0 olt A, \ •••_._ l2) T. T. SPENCIi, aster • t3urthenili-1 fOnorwartour , ..,„fieiglit p sage (liaving superior , mow; afl - uccounnoclations) apply to the Captain, on hoard, or to _ SAN DBICII, 'FINN E, and Co. AND GENERAL COMMERCIAL ADVERTISER. Intended to soil inunititti.atel l'4.)r BARBA , The Ship A L .F.,' JotiN ANWY 1., Master. For freight or pllsaile irpplv in • BA ILION: 1111. AM. nryi HIGGIN SON. iIEAUTS RESOLVED, AND HANDS PREPARED. THE BLESSINGS THEY ENJOY 'l'o GUARD I—Smoi.LhTi. VoL. XI.---No . 537. j TUESDAY, JA' VARY 9, 18:38. • ou.th.e.l3o'insitint. g -F Fur. ANTIGUA./ Th.. Ship GRA 44, PF.TER PF.A nander ; tons,•old measur,ement.—F..r freight ie apply to W. a ttrl F.-S[IA NII, 4, Old ClittrellN • • ' 4;110 bi) Auction. tc. lil ilb'[~ Etlft. For DUBLIN AND BELFAST. 7'llE 017'1" 01 , I 1111,1 N STEAIIi_PACIiET C 0 NI PAN Y, . INCORPOR 3TED Br AC 1 7 PARLIAMENT. The a!iove Collipany sail their Vessels, (with or without • Pilots, )'taVoig Goods and _Passengers to the following ports, namely, - To DUBLIN Daily. • To BELFAST, every Wednesday. The new Steamer ATH LON E, To-moanow, (Wednes day.) the 113th instant, at Nine o'clock iu the Evening, from the Clarenc e Dock. The pi inciple of this Company is that of attaching all Im porters and Exporters hy a Division of the Profits among them, after pay ment of the Dividends—thus creating a Community of interests between the Shippers and Shareholders—a principle which all best guarantee t o it s P ropr i e t ors a certa i nty o f t h e i r . bivi‘len is, and to Shippers of all • deseriptiOns of Goods and Live St.wk the having a well supported 1',1a1,/i.hoinot of first ; class Skiainers, and the I , west , ite- of Freight compatible with it due attention to th e i r 'vial, Apply to SA ;IC EL PERRY, 27, Water-street. • SEIUHT SEA VOYA(4.: & ExpEorrtoui ROUTE TO BELFAST AND NEWRY, via ARDGLASS. .• The Count ' of Down and Liverpool Steam-packet Company's new anti powerful Steam-ship VICTORIA, (370 tons register—V) horse power,) Wm. AnCit DhP.N. Commander ; IS appointed to sail with Goals sod Passe during the 111iinth of JANCARY,, from this Port. for A ItiDGLASS and S TRA N(iFORD LOUGH every Tuesday, from Clarence Dtkk, at the Illlowing hours : Tuesday, 9 ti January, at 9 in t)i Evening. „ 16• h „ • 11 IP/ • „ „ 7 It 3ilth . „ - 11 . Anti from AR• DGLASS and STRANGFORD LOUGH for LIVER POOL. Every Saturday, leaving the 'alter place at Seven o'clock in the Evening. The accommodations of this Vessel for Passengers are very .superior—her.speed is: almost Unrivalled; her longest passage. sinceshe took the Station has not exeeeded twelve hours, ant iu moderite wealher is performed in troth ten to eleven hours. Coaches run regularly to 'Belfast and NeWly, and Passengers wishin g t o avo id l o ng sea pass,ges will find. this conveyance Most desirable and worthy of support. Cabin Passage (including Steward's Fee)....175. 641. • Deck • Apply to • • CROZIER - antl Co., Agents, 13, Goree-Tiazzas' • [PRICE FIVEPENCE. Emittrance Notim. ECONOMIC LIFE ASSURANCE SOCIETY, , . ~..,, E5i.,.....6.18A rriEl E Lowest Rates that entitle til'a P. tieipation in Profits. 41. , Three-fourths applied every fifti ear in Reiludion of T i rtininin, or Increase of Sum Assured. The Bonus at the Last Division a vPraueil £l6 per cent. on the Premiums paid. OFFICE. 31. lii:lnGli STREET, BLACKFIcIA its . . • JOHN KNOW liEs. Esq , F. R.S., Resident-Director. . . .• T. O. COOPER, A;4ent fur Liverpool.. LIVERPOOL FIRE AND LIFE INSURANCE - COMPANY. Empmcer e i by Ari Parliament. ()FPI° ^7 wATEII-STI:I:LT. CA Pfl A L TII 0 MILLIONS. T 1: USTEES. Sir Timm is Branck WilliaM Browo, Esq:, I Adam DIRECTORS. , . Geor,,e tiult, Esq., Chairman. Thomas Booth, Esq., and Richard Edwards, Esq , Deputy- Chairmen. Thomas Brncklebank, Esq., Alex. Itlargretror, Et , q., William Dixon, Esq , Andrew Melly, Esq., William Earle. inn.. Esq , James Moon, E-q., Joseph C. Ewart, Eq., Lewin Mox'ey. Eq., Ormerori Ileywolth, Esq., Willi am Nieol, Esq., Samuel T. Hobson, Esq., Charles S Parker, E ,, q., Joseph lloriray. Esq.. James Powell, Esq., Geo. H. Lawrence, Esq., I Win. 11. Preston, Esq., Andrew Low, E,q., John Ridgway, Esq, • A vniTotts. Daniel James. Est:. and - Robert Lewin Bolton, Eq. DERSON§ whose Policies with this Compan} explicit on the 25th 'December, 'ore tespectrolly reitiinited, that for their -own security, they should renew them Tuts Day, and 1114 e Who have hilherto been insured in other, , llices, but prefer the 'protection of an Instil:lllnm w - hose Directors reside amongst thairiselves, are informed that they may remove their Insurances ..v(ase.ithont exp e n s e. N o c h arge is Inane fur the P o li c y i n any c Ilotigson, On WEnNEsoAy, the 17th instant, at Twelve o.'clock, in Duncan and Ewing's Bonded Yard, 641)n-street, / 2(11 Logs Cuba MAHOGANY, 19 Lu g s Ilav,urr CEDAR,/ Lately landed per Howasri, riot., Key Vest.—Apply to H. lions.nzsoN, Esq., Merchant, or to DUNCAN and EWING, Brokers. The above Mahogany is sitiljected to £5 per ton duty. '•lmrriecliutrly after, 'l3fi . L.i g , MAHOGANY, • - 73' Logll,,vana CEDAR.' Lately landed per Thm,,as Tuas'er, from Nassau.—Apply to Messrs. CLAYI'OLE and SoN. Merchants, or to DUNCAN an Bakers. Assurances on Lives will be granted nn favourable terms: SWINTON BOULT, Secretary. 9 tl+ J.l tlcfry. 183 8 . [IIi.LCUS FIRE INsIiItANCE COMPANY. CAPITA t. —Two M lI.rIONS STEELING. EIP.An FP ICE Bucti ANA N STREET, GLASGOW. rirq 1 E WEST OP SCOTLAND FIRE INSURA.:•:C,E I- CO NIPA N Y havin t discontinued business, the "'METE', I.us" ha s be en formed .to continue the business of t e Company 'nose dissolved,. The' wh o l e In surances h ave b ee transferred to the " NIETELLIS." , . DIRPCTORS. JOIIN CAMPBELL COLQUIIi).UN. Killet out, Esq.,.M.P., hairman. James Clelamd., LLD., Glasgow. Jain-s Wright Esq., Merchant, Glasgow. Rohl Roilger,•Esq., Merchant. Gl:tsg,iw• Henry Esq: , Merchant, Glasgow. John Buchanan. Esq., Alert:haul, Glasgow. James Martin. •Esl.,• Nleachant, Glasgow. John. Alston.. oLlinsemount. • • Charles Stirling Esq , of Gargitiinock. • • JAM ES 'DUN CA N, Esq , Manager. The " NIFITELLus!: efferts - •lnsurances in Great Britain, the E tat ant! West [tidies. Ain-rica, on the Continent of Europe, 'at premiums carresporiditi,. ; to the risk incurred. ANDREW J. DUNCAN, \V.!S., Accountant in Glasgow, Secretary. Agent for Preston, .Alr. JOHN CLAYTON, Jun. Agent fur Liverprml, - WILLIAII TARBET, 11, ENchari2e-buildiniP. NORWICH, UNION LIFE INSURANCE SOCIETY. INVESTED CAPITAL-E 1,700,000. DIRECTORS. President- Lieut.-Col. 0 Edw ar d T . 800 LTI arvey. rice-Presidents . 5 Isaac Preston, Esq. Recor ter of Norwich.' Wiiliam Moore, Esq, Gerirg nriant, Esq. Charles Turner, E sq. • a‘lor. Esq. F. Noverre, Esq. Ja es W• inter, Esq. Peter Finch, E. m i,.. .i.. ill lam Cooper, Esq. William Hankew, Esq. : &c. &e. Seer et,ar y ,-- Sa mu el Big &c•' Esq - Art nar'y —liichard MOl can, Esq. r ri ms Socie:y w,ts founded in 1808. on the eqtaitabTe.painei , ..k. ‘eiple of mutual guarantee, 'r he rates of prem im lower than most other offires. and the members enjoy , theu 1,,,,,.. are fit of p er ii,dmii addi t i wt , to thy. sums assured, nitwi e beet) t 'hav already made to the amoun t o f near ly four hundred a n d f i f ty thousand pounds. ' Doling the last seven years; more than THREE QrAttTltS (;1" A miL L i oN sterling; have been paid by the Directors to claim. mots u n d er Lit', Insurance Policies, tor assured sums and bo flosses th a t have heroine due. Alembers of the society applving may have copies or the ori ginal Deed of Settlement, and also of the bye laws submitted to general meetin gs in November last, with the proceedings of the sociela in relation thereto. llnies and Conditions of insurance inay he hall o n application to the Society's Agent, R. L. MILLER, At the Office, Exchange-street, Liverpool. TREASURERS, TUB LTVERPooL BottOUC;11 BANK • ; ;SOLUBLE COCOA. iIAYLOR BROTHERS, In ventors and Sole MANUFAC ./ TURER,S of . t his flighty esteerne I preparation, Pt offering their aeknowledgmehts for the extensive and increasing pulolic patronage it has met with, beg to ( - motion the corsuniers aoainst certain SPUR lOUS I MITATIONS. which, thotioh somewhat ro;ooevoX of te ial and- PECULIAR PROPERTIESIIv ofd thjoriginahl and essent only genuine nri icle- Tho s e counterfeits been itnposed upon the public in an Unpacked state, Ita7F4le(l to numerous coon phints, calculated to bring the prepar. on into (liirepute; upon ince,tig , ati ott it has been found -that in Peers' ca.' of com Plaint filo-redo is I , e , n T M POSITIONLPIi ACTISED. To guarthogatost recurr e n ces o f tt n ,e ; Is( RS 'ore reqoposted to ask i fur TAYLOR BrorrtiE4, soLumx. COCOA: in Packets. which tieitr their Pante, with directi. , tis for use:, or if r eq op re d unpacked; t n . he p art i cular in asking for 'I AYLOR Till Soluble Cocoa loose, frotu sue h respectable It( tillers as can be depended'upo n . _ After any article has bee n h e r on . the Mobile many • years, the best testimony of its excellence is the GENERAL DEM AND for it, this, added In their loon,/ held cootivi lion of its value, affords TAY I3IM EILS the foll'e s t confidence in recommend ing it to those who - hive not vet orra.le of it, as at once an AGO E %OLE, NU - I RiTIOUE, ECONOMICAL, and CONVENIENT Bvy 1.15 AGE. p.turol!ifir WEAK CoNSTITUTTON. and DELICATE or In-. R r t 3 D,GESTIVE ORGANS, it will he fount! invaluable ; heir, prep:tied WTI the greatest possible care , „ n on will teste d prin- Cildex. by which the i t v, fIuNPANT Ott Y AMATTNrr. Sn'nfn.nsi ye in the common rreparation, is neutraiize , l; at the same time it- Is':Ii!(;111v rpitritiois and soothin g , is alcout HALF TOE PR IcF„ OPR . oFFER; :Ind . :beini_s entirely vested of the hook. and grosser parts of the Nut, iN WHOLLY CONVERTIRI E INTO N.UTI:INIENT.; tri the sto,,rhost poossibte time; whereas the Corn non Cocoa re-. cinirps the tedinots'pr ocess of and•skimmino.r'abd " leav gre.oter twnp-ortion al', sediment. It, will keep d for any reasonable le•igli of time; and suffers no deteriorati goo on by Change, of (~iniate . So',l. Wholcs , ;!e. at their Manuroctoties. Wlnteelba,oel. L and 'emote -cool t , mitt' itr bouI,TAYL OR . BIiOTtIEIIS' LONG APPROVED CIIOCO LATE, in Cakes, Powder, a.u(l Paste, anditelailed•by, 411 're4ieHahle' Grocers, T ea D ealers; and Oilmen, in the. ingolorn. Published this day, in Bvo., price Is. &I„ ABYLON ; or, THE 'CONSERVATIVE SYSTEM ; XI With the Comparative Anatomy of each, as developed in the World at large, and in the Word of God ;• together with a DEnicAtloN, by way of A OnftEss, fo TH E QUEEN. BR. B. SANDEnSoN, Esq ; f ormer l y F e ll ow of Oriel College.-Ox ford, and late one of his - Majesty's Justices of the Peace for the County of Not thumberland. Published, for the Author. by Hamilton, Adams. and Co., Loudon; and sold by all Booksellers, of whom may be had, by the same Author. . • I. PIETAS DUNELMENSIS ; or, The RELIGION of I)unnH.4D, ILLusTuATEn : in a Letter to the Rev. GEounF TowNsEN n, A.M., on The Fire GrieoWitees," as set (lath in a most singular Petition from the Clergy of a certain •` Peva/int." of the Dean and Chapter of Duthatn, to the Archbishop Of York. Sc,.. (id 11. THE SEVEN VIALS; being a Continuation of "Tire Clictien of ENGLAND IFiF.NTIFIF.n,". and carrvino the Ilistory of that Church fron t the Restotation down to the Meseta Period. Bv,t., NEW PUBLICATION OP ENCYCLOP/EDIA BItITANNICA, IN Mos.rici.v El ALF VoLUMES. A 'REPUBLICATION of thisgreat NATIONA L WORK, in Mini, My Half Volumes, price 18s. each, commenced On the hi of Jarman% The high reputatb:n which it has maintained throughout the Six Extensive Editions whir:i have already been disposed of, and more especiallv the peculiar f vont with which the present Edition, remodelled in all its departments, has been received. render alike tinnecessar) any detailed explanation of its p 1 ,n, or commendoHdi of the manner in which i; has been executed. A provision of twelve thousand pages ofiterentype plates, and of four hundred engravings.in steel, a r i amide .4ccurity ikat the pnblivation will proceed with the lost rigid punctuality to the completion of the Work. In Pape r . Typtwraphy and bean 'of Emliellishirent; as well as in the Literary value of its eon , ents, the present Ed , lion will be found very far superior to all which have preceded it. The style of Ki.mlinir will combine elegance, with durability; and the ctincenient intervals at which the parts will appear. iecom mends the Wm k in an especial manner to :these who wish to combine the adrati , a , es of A PERIODICAL SUPPLY oF INsTRUC 'LIVE AND iNTILRFSTING READING will' THE PERIO %NENT Pi/SFSsION oF A G,thAT ACTUDIRITATI,R OF ALL lit DUPII(TIMIVIS OF HUMAN KNoWIEI , G E. A P.moortillS orllo• Wolk wilt be found inserted in the leading Magazines kind Review s published during the mouths of November, De. cember, and January. Adam an 'l Charles Black, Eflinlotrah; Simpkin and Mar shall ; Whittaker and Co.; and I lamilton, Adams, and Co., London ; and John Cininina, ; and sold by all the Booloellers in Liverpool, where the Work may be seen. By Messrs. T. add J. TROTTER, To-ston ROW, Wednesday;) the 10th instant, at Six o'clock in the evening; at Mr. Sa3ers's the Coin t nerciai Ta vern, in Union-street, Liverpo o l. anh i , mmediate possession, Lot I. ' IIIIIAT old - -established LI C IN'N'S E D PUBLIC FIOUSI', known by the Ili , of the "The Flying horse,'' situate in Dale-street, in Liver tool, the tenure of which is Leasehold for one life, aged 62 yea • , and 21 years aft era aids. The Lile is insured in the Sun ce tor ESUO, which Poitcy . will be slild - with the property. 2. All butt well-accustomed LICENSED PUBLIC HOUSE, knots n by the sign - of "The Plough Inn," with the Yard behin , l the same, and with the Fixtures compiete, situate . nn the west side of Scotland-road, near Oxford-street Nioth, containing in frOnt theretO 32 feet 4 inches in breadth; at the back 32 1 . .. et 9 inches, arid in - depth 51 feet 4 inches, he the seve ral dimensions ther e of a little more or less, and now in th e occu pation or Mr. John Griffiths. The tenure is Freehold. For further particulars apply at the Otlice of Messrs. LEIGH and SAN DA RS, Basnett-street. TO COUNTRY DEALERS. - GENTIENIEN. 131tic.)Es a TEAS (by the Chest) for .1; my, 1838 . : .1_ Best Boheas, 2.: 10.1.; Best Fokein, (r gh . ond strong,) 4.1. ; Co o p o s, 3. . 8 9d ,3.. lld .; Pekoe Flaviiur, 4.. 6d. 4.. 8.1. ; Given Te.is, 3.. 7il. 3.. . ; Bright Twatikav, 41. dnd 4.: 1,1 ; yuuni.c Ii yon, 4b. 2d. 4s. sd. ;. Small Bt igitt Go Nolo der, ss. 641. 6g. 911. No Commission or Charges_ Cash Payment. AR orders to be post-paid. Your ohedient Servants', C. 11 ANCOCK and COMPANY; 9, Great St. II e'en's, Ribhopsv,ate.street, London. SALE POSTPONED. A N DREW TOM lAN and Co.'s SALE of SILK PIECE tiL GOODS, advPrtistql to take place AloiiDAY next, the 15th instant, id POSTPONED to Al ot•tiA Y, the 22 , 1 instant. To-mortnow, ( - Wednesday.) the 10th instant fit Twelve o'clock, at Bateson and [tor Olfii•e; i• 827 Wet Salted MD ', • • • E .Celt, from: ydney, N.S.W., Find - no landing: at the south side Waterloo Dad:. —A liplv t.. Messrs. Wm SMITH and SoNs, or B kTESON and 1101iSFA LL, Brokers. To-moat:oW, ( Wednestlitti,: the ItIIIt instant at - One o'clock, at lidyvards, D,inson, and - Co.'s Office, Exe anfze-street Bast, 30 Tons LI %I A WOOD, lying- in 's, Parr-street ; 10 Tons DITTO, tyitiq Wi ianistin!g, P.irr-street. Apply to EDWARDS, DAMSON, and i to., Brokers. To-motcu,,w, ( Wednesday s ) the Oh h instan , at Eleven o'clock, on tike Q lay, west side Salth t e Dock, 420 Boxes ORAN G '.• Now landina ex Thomas Armstrong., front T6rceira.—Apply to Air. WILLIANI DART, Merchant, or to JAMES ADAM, Broker. 011 MONDAY next, the 15th instant, at Twei ye , /clin. k, at Carrie, Htison, and Co.'s Office, Iluinfar -place, 10 Cases, - containing 'lB7 Pieces, Pongee H DKERCHIEFS 10 500 S ,KS. „ For fucker particulars apply to Messrs. TAYLOR, PorTuit,. and Co., Merchants, or to CORRIE, •HUSON, and Co., Brokers. On THURSDAY, the Istil instant, at One o'clock, at Corrie, Huson, and Co.'s Office, Rutriford-place, 1690 Bags Manilla SUGAR, 104 .Baskets China -MOTHER OF PEA SHELLS, 11 Tons SA PAN WOOD, Lately landed ex Brilliatr, fr'on further particu lars apply to . CO RR I E. li USON, and C''., Broke' s. On Ttiunsnalt, the 18th inatatit, at One o'clock, at Bushby, Son, and Parker's Office, 9, Exchant , e-allev , . f 316 :Bays SUGA R, m, 139 Baskets MOTHER OF FEAROHELLS, . Ex Brilliant, from Manilla.—Apply to BUSH BY, SON, and PARRER, Brnkeis, gi.ittc. 10110 A GE, BOLT ROPE. Flat tint Round PIT It(1(1' ES , on the moil tatpro.•ed Patent .principie Stvatn poiver machinery; TWINE, FISHING - LI N ES;. , 'aud NETS of every description. ; Manufactory,- Edge-Zane. • Bli , aeherl, toiled. and Brto SAIL CANVAS. of various manufacture s ; OSNABURGS, DUCKS, DOW LAS, and S EE I'ING; Cotton and Coii'e BAGGING; WOOL SHEETING; 11Paehed tin)! Brown Salt and SACKS,. SEWING THREAD . stioE THREAD, BUNTING, Ste. 11 ',IAA JACKSON. 8, Chorch-lane. 2.<'ttu Ilkublicationo. 7 TATIONA L M AG AZ IN K—No. 6, for January, with spiendil Einheilishinerits, contains Nietotilt's of Row , ..—The First Fait of Slim. by. Alajnr Calder Compliell. —Random I lustriv ion; of Feuti.tl Alatiltea;s.—:The New Year. --The So e ntiniiver.— Lines to lim n to Note Book in Coloinhiu.—Stanzas.—Frank Woorny.-I,ove, the Heli : 2ion Ileayen.--Aliei t (;ray.—.Uestrespective . R,vipw.-, ThP 1 1 1 ogress of. Scienceanal Literittihs;,—liei?iews tit . Boas.. —Fine Arts.—'Theatres.—lieview of Mi t :i t .. No. 6 begins the second volume, the.erore forms a favourable opportunity of el/Millen( lug with the new Tear. London : C. M L, Red Liou-court, Fleet street; autl all Bwilm.llPrs. Jusi unII 1111': CHURCH OF LNG I. VIEW. No. V. • ,1 4 AN D QUARTERLY RE- ----NTS: ''. . I. Straps'. Life of Jesus. 6. I?eligions Mlnention.' • ' 2. Dens's Theology: 7. Infidelity in Disgoise—The 3. Civil & Ecclesiastical Whig Penny'Cv ormdm, ' Pation:ige. 1 8. The . Wo • ing of the N e w 4. The Clint ch Commission: I 11),, ,:tw. 5. The Bishli of Rochester's ;9. 111 E: A ND MEASVRE's TN Charve. . . 1 TUN NEW PAHLIAMENT. General Literature—Notices of New \Vu ks: Ecclesiastical . : Repoli &c. W. Pickering; Chancery-lane, London. DR. RAM A DOE ON CONSUMPTION. • In 1 vol. Ehfo, price 84,,' the 'l'hitd Edition,. illustrated by . • , Coloured Piates, • fIONSUMPT lON CURABLE, and the manner in Which %._/ Nature as well as Remedial Art operates in eil-cting a healing process' in Cases of Consumption, explained soil illus trated by numerous remarkable and interestin Cases. By FRANCIS 11. lIANIADGE, Fellow the College of Pllysit•ians &c. • "The Author's treatment is so simpl so accordant with Physiological and Patholigical Laws, s6 - free from charlatan ism a nd imaginative dreams, that I not only feel a high predi lection for it, but think it worthy to he recommended to the im, partial and careful examination of my professional brethren." Prelate to the German translation, by Dr. Ilou NOS London. LONGMAN, REES, ORME, BROWN, GREEN, anti LONGMAN. Just published, price 3. , . GI., lrylHE HEART S EASE; or, a REMEDY against all II TROUBLES; together with a CONSOLATORY DIS COURSE, parlicularl ) - direCted :to those why have lost th e ir .141 4 friends and cl eat re l ations. Bv SI MO TRICK, D.D., successively Bishop o f Chi c h ester and I) 'lv. With a BIO GRAPHICAL SKETCH by the Rev. H. U. SwINNY, 8.A., Fellow of Magdalene Cidlege:Cambridge. Cambridge: Printed for T. STEVENSON; SIMPKIN, MAR SHA LL,and Co., London; and W. GRAPIIL, Liverpool. A CAIID . TO THE NOBT.LITY, GENTRY, & PUBLIC AT LATIGE. rim E ilrening of • a New Year naturally exeyres the proudetit eltuttiutts i t gratitude for the unprere enled patronage with which Messrs. HOWLAND and SON are been horwured With rpsueet to their celehrwed Article , iz., ROWLAND'S MACASSAR OIL for the DAM, WI,AND'S KALY DOR for the SKIN. and ROW LA N 'S ODONTO. for the TEETH, each of which hare obtained a celebrity pre-eminently great. • Messrs. It and S. while they re‘pectfolly solicit a continuanc e of that patronage, earnestly Caution the Public against Imita tions Of each . li()WLA ND'S KALYDOR has the Name and Addrexs of the Prop r i etors on the Government Stamp, and; in Red, en the W rapper. ROWLAND'S ODONTO hax the same on the Government StPov.,• . ‘, hieh is faked on h Box. ROWLAND'S MACASSAR 011, 1., ilistinguished - by their Names and' AddrP..S nil i),e. Label. hi Pei!. thus A. ROWLAND awl SON, 20, Aud A 1..v..x,.R0wt.A ND. Tl ' 41, 1i.pen,?1) . lieeegSnry a tol as* :for !lowland's." Eattnn-,garden,,Lwidon, Jan. I; 1 838. Attrtfon. EXCELLENT FURNITURE. LINACRE. VIIESSIIS. THOS. WINSTANLEy and SONS respect -1 i. fully announce. that they have received instructions to SELL, on THU IiSDA Y next, the llth, and FRIDAY , the 12th instant, on the pretnises, Linacte-house, near the Bridge; at rdeen o'clock precivi v each day, the modern and excellent HOUSEHOLD' FURNITURE, a valuable T a bl e Servi c e of spode China, Dessert ditto. richly-cut Glass, modern Plated Articles, a costly Chimney Glass, 56 inChes by 59., elegantiy . framed, a capital Library Bookcase, I 'feet &inches by 9 feet 6 high, Greenhouse Plants, and tithe effects, the property of the late WilliainThoMpson, Esq. -The Dining room contains acs al set of MahM.rany Dining Tables, 12 feet 6 long, on telesco e frames, a mndern pedestal Sideboard, a set of 12 excellent chairs, a brilliant Plate of Glass in an elegant fratne, a large folding screen, 'ornamental china jars, curtains for a large a indow of merino damask, a modern Wilton carpet, fenders and file irons. The Parlour, Library, anti Hall Furniture comprise a costly Mahogany Library Bookcase, in compartments,-With handsome. glazed anti panel door, Pembroke and other 'tables, satintsood chairs, couch, and three card tables, hall table, with marble slab, hat -stand. and hall chairs, &c The Chamber Furniture consists of four-post and camp bed steads, with printed calico hangings, painted press bedstead, well seasoned leather b?ds, hair mattresses, and bedding. Painted toilet tables anti washstands, with chamber services, 'minted linen press, mohogany wardrobes, chests of drawers, dressing glasses, Kidderminster carpets, fenders and fire irons. The Kitchen Requisites, a dresser, Needhain's patent brew ing machine, barrels, a variety of farming utensils, &c. T o be viewed on Werhesday next, the 10th instant, when Catalogues' may be had on the premises, and of Messrs. THOS. WINSTANLES & SONS. Church-street. PAINTINGS. TUFESSRS. WINSTANLEY and SONS will SELL by AUCTION, at their Gallery, in Church-street, on Fill- DA Y next, 't Ith of linuary inst at I'4' o'clock pre( iselv, about FIFTY Pituruil Es, by At lists of lie different Schools —the genuine property of ;.•Gentleinan) to has colleeted them alit °ad.—After which will be sold se ral other Specimens of Ancient and Modern Art, the property of a Gentleman in Li verpool. •- To be viewed on Thursday next, the 11th, when Catalogues may be had. EXTENSIVE SALE OF FURNI CURE, iIINSTANL HY'S' /100i,M. • .IIIESSRS. TUOS WINSTANLE and SONS lespect fully announce that they ail. SE L by AUCTION, at their Rooms, Church -street, ori WEI SIMI', the 17to and three toltuaing dais, ai Eleven ' 'lock pr,•ciSel ara An exten.ive assortment valuat e model n FRU NI r tat e, Plate, Plated Articles, China, Glass, several Six-octave Cabinet anti Square Piano-furtes, in Rosewood and Mahogany' Cases, by favourite makers, Eight-day Cluck, Timepieces, Bronze Suspending Lamps, and other Articles, removed fur the convenience of sale. _ . . 'ExcELLENT AlAriocANY FURNITURE, in Pedestal and other .Sideboards, Set of L)iiiing Tables. on Telescope Frames, Sets of Dining-room and Pillion' Chairs, modern Couches and Sofas, Chetfoiiiers and Cabinet S e creta i r e and Bookcases, Circular and Elliptic Lou Tables, Card, Sofa, and Pembroke Tables, Lounging Chairs , in bair-cioth and morocco, ‘Vardrobes, Chests of Drawers, &c.. Set a. Drawino . -roost Chairs, Circular Lein Tables. Card' Ditto, Set of Z.rhiawood Chairs, natation Rose.: THE CHAMBER PORNiTuIiK wood Frained.O.diciles. Reciining Chill". B ‘.C• co mprises , etu and lofty Four-imst• 'BeiiSteads, With Morino aid Prltilvit Calico 11. mginos, erenCh 'Bedstead, with st'" , "nc(l t eatlet Beds, fLitr . :\lattlesses and Beddin.e., Pal tn Toilet Tables alit] Washstands. Chests lit Drawer's, pressing Gtasses..ltd li L leS of Curtains. Brlksels, Veneti.ti, and Kidder minster Carpets, Fende'i.s, a, d Fite Irons. . Kitchen Requisites, Shower BMus, °lnce and Shop Fix tures, &c. • To' be viewed on TUESDAY next, the 16th instant, when Cata-' 14giles ii,ay be hail. • I3r M. WINS I'ANLEY,:. On TUESDAY, the 3 , ),11 insiant, at Six in the Et'ening:, at the (Jorge. Inn. Daie-street.--upi Leases foi lJ yea's, sulijiiLt to the litachitse of the, Gio itd Item, and to such covenants as at ' e usually inserted the Corporation Leases, QUN Dli Y . " HOUSES and ISES, in Aro le-street, Timilias,treet,Siiaroug-stic , t. Whiteeliapi.l. St. .1 amcs's-strect, Cruppet-sireet, Eavrtiin-sirvit, and Mitsidt-str:iret. ;,.- . Further.part icula Es m a y be kn o wn on application at the Sur 111.1'Oes or Clerk of Committees' Town•hall. • FURNITURE. By Mt. BYFOR D,' • On FRIDAY nest, tLe 12th impelaAlly at Ele'vdn o'clock, ++t hit.; routtiN,bilitylor-sqltate. N tigsetubldge of excedeni 110USE1101.1) FURNI. t Tu E, Mangle, Newfoundland Dog, several Betiste,tds, Ft...flier Beds awl Mattresses, suitable for a school, teluoved for convemence Comprising Four.pOst, Camp, and liraliTester ned steads, with Nloireen aud.Cotton Ilanginisi / Fealber . Beds and Mattresses, Painted Coamber Articles, &K, Aiatiogati% Furni ture, set olChai:s,S,ofas, Set or U,liiug "If i Otres, Loo, Pembroke, and. Gild Tables, Bookcases, Cabinet ^ Chests of Drawers, Reclining Chair, covered in Aluroccor Lew her, S , aineil Rose wood Chairs, with Cane Seats, Chimney and Dressing Glasses, Carpets Fenders ,eud Fire irons, Kitchen Requisites, and other Effects. May he vieWel on THURSDAY next, when Catalogues may he had at the lioams. Fit ER OF, A VCTION ptiTY. TO SIHPBUILI42Iic,§IIIPOIV.VEIIS, AND OTHERS. By-Mr,. DIXON, On WEDNESDAY, the 1411., day of February nest, unless pre viously disposed of by private contract, of which notice will be given, subject to conditions, on the premises, at Ramsey, in the Isle of Man, by order of the Assignees of Messrs. C. .11umberston and Co_ • • / • ALL that SIIIPBCILDING YABIY, situate and being in Ramsey, in the Isle of Man. wit c h 'the M ESSUAGE or. DWELLING 110 USE, STIE D) SAIITIIIES, and other Erections thereon ; containingur Statute. Acres, or thereabouts, bounded on the east anuth sides liy the title water, where vessels of 50C and 600 tons have been ftuntliell, and late in the possession of the said Messrs. Chas. Ilumberstun and Co. • Together with the FRAME WORK of two VESSELS, as now put together • , and atm) a large quantity .1,-xcelibot an d well seasoned TIMBER; a considerable Stock of IRON, and other Materials and Working Tools, suitable for carrying on an exteosi‘e Shipbuilding Establishment. :kir. Tnom AS: KN EA I,E, Ramsey, will shew the Premises, Fur farther particuluts appi to Mr. Sow , : lii lib,. Acconnt. ant. Temple street ;. or to Mr,. JoHN PEAcoCK, or Mr. RunEtt'r Fnonsu AM, Solicitors, Viverpool.• - MONS. LE DRAY & CO., SURGEON DENTISTS, FROM LONDDN. COVCENTRATEO ESSP,'VCP: For Instantaneously and l'ernianently Curing the Toothach by a Single Application. MONSIEUR LE DRAY .A ND CO., Stugenn Dentists. respectfully inform the inhabitants of Liverpool and its vicinity, that they have nnened an listaldislonent ttertnanentlY at Noi 38, S i..EL-STRItET, eight do is from Berry -street, Liverpool. Loss of, Teeth supplied,' from one r. a complete Set, and fixed withoutt wires or litratures. The 'ttothath ittstantaneous , y cured, and Decayed Teeth filled wi I Mineral Nlarmoratittn, and made conspletely sound, without p u, heat, or pressor". Monsienr LE Dual' AND Co., S bea lea VP 1,1 acquaint the inhabitants of Livetpool and its icinO, that they supply Artificial, Mineral. or Natural Tet.th • and cttntinue to restore Dec:9 ed Teeth with their celebrated Mineral MarMors turn. which is placed in the cavitie.i without pain, heat, or pressure, tuOd instantly hardcns into enamel. arresting all fur ther prograss of decay, converting a stump into a SOllllll TDolh, and lasting Many years. In eases of Toothach, they are ena bled to afford instantaneous relief by a single application of their Concentrated Essence; and as tilele is no cotuldaint more general or inure distressing in its nature than Toolliavh, the value of this remedy catinA he sufficiently estimated, when due consideration is given t the number of Teeth that Mr tinily exttacied. owing to the very prevalent notion that there is no other remedy lot this Paittful affection. . . . , M-ns. Da Ay AND Co. continue to simply Artificial and Natural Teeth, of surpassing heautv, nhich are fixed from one In a complete Set, without eNtrartmg the roots, or givirg any pain; without wiles or ligatures, to match in colour the adj.tin log ones, answering all the purposes of mastit &ion and articu lation. remaining perfect lc set ore in their places, and may lie t a ken out and r eplaced tiv the wearer with the greatest facility. ' A HT! FIC IA L OR NATURAL TEETH, of surnassing beauty, to match, equal in colour and shape to those left in the mouth, fixed, from one to a complete Set, without extracting the roots or giving anvp tin, the incutuhrances of wires or other ligatr was, at the following Paris charges; A single Artificial Tooth £o 10 0 A complete Set A complete Set of Natural Teeth on fine gold plate An 'entire Set of Natural or 'Petro Me tallic Teeth. highly 'finished, in the first style, with fine gold sockets, usually charged Forty' Guineas mast Arranged on the scientific and improved principles—,pro tecting the 'adji.ining, Teeth—remaining perfectly secure in their - places—and in every case restoring perfect articulation am! mastication. I.OOFe Te. 411 factened, nrisinv either from nue, disease or mereorv, ;indd.'ficienries of palnte cfrtetually remedied. 'Aitentlance from Nh,e till Seven, and on Sundays from N:inc • • • ••• • • • • Wu, 38, Seel-street, Eight Doors from Bury-strePt, Liverpool. BUITI.SH WINE CON' l'A N YI/F scoTLAND, IlanoPer-xtrtet. confer If Wood-strtet. BRITISH WINy,S. LA NI) WHISKEY, AND . _ EDINBURGH ALES. Air 'DONALD and Co.. of.Leith, OPEN. by the let of Jautiarv,lB3B, a BRA NCH of their BUSINES.s. under the title of the " British Wine Company of Scotland,'' in thee Premises, head of 14A NOV hlt -ST li ENT, corner of Wood -street, lately occupied by Messrs. Bretherton and lioskill, and pre viously by the Water Company. 'Their - Ginger. Raisin, Con stantia, Gooseberry, Damson, Cowslip, and other WINES, have hitherto been so ge.(erally admired as to enable them with confidenee to recommend them to the Families and 'Trade of Liverpool as being superior to many Wines of Foreign growth. Mg). and Co. having connexion with the Provincial Small Still Whiskey Distilleries in the North and West Iliv,hlandebf s,.,, t h inf l, c an assure their Friends and Customers being sup plied with the chMeest MOUNTAIN DEW. from the Store, Hanover-street. in quantities of Two G tllons and upwards, or direct from the Distillery ii Casks of 20\Gallons. M'D.aud C o . will devote particular attention to the selpaion of Edinburgh and Alloa ALES, whir eaters and Fadies can be supplied with in quantities of 2 ozeus or upwards. British Wines. 15s. per Dovn Highland Wokky, 16s. and 18s. I Terms, Two Months' Cre per Gallon, strong dit, or 22 per Cent. Die- Edinhorgh s oil Alloa Ales, 6s. I count for Cash. 'and Bs. per Dozen. Attached to the Premises is an excellent Vault for Bondinv Wines in which M`D. and Co. could at present Store from 8;1 tolol Pipes, at a moderate rent. Communications addiesed to Mr. THOMAS PICARD, British m Wine C o p a ny of Scotland, Hanover-street, Liverpool, will be punctually attended to. TIROFF,SSOIt SWEDOUIPS HYGEIAN PILLS, for the pff,r•r t ial extirn:ltion of every specie. owl symptom of the SYPHILITIC DISEASE, and the disorders / arising fr om improper ti , a tment. . • Prepared awl Rohl ltv the 5 olp• T'ropfietor, at No. 51 SEEL-STREET, LIVEN POOL. In boxes at 2s. 9.1. and 4s. Welch. Warranted not to contain COPAIRAVUUBEBS, or any deleterions i n o r edient. • *** With each Box is 'riven - a Treatise on Venereal and Syphilitic Diseases, with observations on seotioal . weakness. &c. containing hints worth- knowing by those who are, or have been .111701eIS to this drearlftil and devastating malady. Dr. DA VIES(, continues to direet his studies to those dis orders arising from the t-o free and indiscriminate induleence of th e pasq:oll.4, ishich not 'only oceasion a numerous ttain of . nervous tffectinns, but also entails on its votaries all the ener vatine imherililies of old nee., In ihat.,,di.tressinn state of de. bility and deficiency, whether the eonseqnence of baneful ha bits, excessive drinking, or any other rause by whi , h the powers of the ronstitntinr. heroine enfeebled, he offers a firm, safe, and speedy restoration to and viaormis health. It is a melancholy fact that thousands fall victims to the ye cereal disease, owitie to the anski . fulness of illiterate men, who, by the use of that de ,div,p,,j•ain Mercury, rain the censtitation, and when the great Doctor Swedour bee ..me Professor at Lev den University. he conferred an invaluable benefit upon Man. kind by the discovery of his , rrand Panaeen, for the cure of I his denhwable complaint. Never did a disenvery excite a greater flent,ation , it wig ,fitorlit after' with avidity. and used with the mul"viatiot: stltcess in the most minute and intricate cases of the delicate cotnplaitit, for the rare of which they have been so kng ve`eltrated. • The fame of these Pills throttehout Germany, enticed their speedy int roduetion into al m ost every ',wintry. The certainty with b w_lea I.leV were co n ti nu o), a d m inistered eat) he attested by many thonsands, in fart, daring the long conti nental war they 'were the inseparable companion a nd safeguard of the soldier, in all cases where the sl:ehtest snstiicion of infer. tint) was entertained. What medicine can he more armaprinte th an th a t whi c h has given such general satisf etion ? The Ilyeeian Pills root oat rVel v particle of insidions poison. piiri rying in their prooress the who'e mass of fluids. They net only remove the disease. but renovate by their action the different ruh " lin " of the body fxrelliog tke trusser hnineurs, and in manner so mild a n d i m perceptibl e as, to con vines the tress sceptical of their astonishing and uneqnalled powers. The neither rontain 'mercury nor any other mineral and may he taken without the slightest slspicion of discovery—'her require n'a restraint of diet. loss of time, or hindranee of business but effect a complete cure. w'thont the least exposure to the patient. At any period when the slightest suspicion may exist, it will he well to have recourse to the 11y _.elan w for when taken be fore the disease has 'mile its appearance it acts its a eertaiit nreventive, by moving the complaint effectually and secretly. The•deplorable state in which many persons have be e n when visiting the proprietor. loom the use of mercury, renders it im perativelv necessary to eantion the roiblie against that dangerous mineral when inindirionsly adfilinistered These Pills should forma oortmn of all Medicine Chests, by sea and land, and onght'never to be omitted by any parson Arong a long voyage oriAarney their nropertieS are such that neither heat nor colt' will injure their quality, or prevent the due effects on the constitution. Dr. Davison will attend daily at his residence. froth Pight in the morning until Ten at right. (on Sniptas , from Nin? till Two,) where he dives advice to all applicants taking any of his preparations. wri-noi . .r A PER. , . . Letters (post-paid) etichising a. rernittanre: answered by re turn, and lkledicines punctually transmiiti , d to any addresr . ithe r ) )16 • initials or oame. N•. 54, SEEL-STREET, LIVERPOOL. . , PUBLIC-HOUSE TO LET. .. rTIO be LET, in the Vauxhall roa d, a PIJOLTC-HOUSE. which can be entered upon iminediat v. The rent 'hntl inqoin , will be found to be modeiate,. 11(1 presents a rito,t favourable opportunity. It is now nn( ertroina a t orotW 1 re pair —For particulars apply to Mr. WILLIAM , Ranetagh street. rim he LET. with Fixtures complete, n )FFIOE,,,on the First Floor, with two Forwarilitii , -. ms attachel. Rent, inclutlimi taxes, £35 tier annum. Apt. nn the Premises, No. 29,College-lane, or to• Mr. G%Gk, 39: Union-street. To be 4 111ZI. TO CHI :MISTS AND DRUGGISTS An excellent opportunity Ar Persons wishing to commence Businesg. rill° be DISPOSED OF immediately.' a DRUGGIST'S t SHOP, neatly fitted up, with incaingTrade. and situ, ate in a first-rate street - for business V w here there is no op position. The Proptietor is leiving for a warmer climate, agreeable to the advice of his medical attendant.—lmmediate application mast be toads to F. W. at the Standard Office. W. B. PROMOLL • (LAT!? THOMAS WOOLPIELD'S,) 71 AND 72. CHURCH-STREET, Adjoininu the Poxteiee. TT is respectfully announced to the Nobility, Gentry, and I Public of Liverpool, that W. B. Panstou has just arrived from the Continent, with the greater part of his new Purchases, which are now submitted to their inspection. W. B. P. begs to remark that the Selection he has made has been on the most extensive scale, and consists of every variety of FANCY GOODS, combining the useful any{ ornamental. CLOCKS, VASES CANDELABRA, Bionze, Porcelain, ),, and other CHIMNEY ORNAMENT', of first-rate quality and taste,'for i n the princip a l a ttra c tii ; a dd e d t o %,hich is an infinite and v a ried Coll ec ti on of s ma er Articles, well adapted for Presents for the ensuing Christmas. . . W. B. P. hens also to solicit public attention to his new Stock of ENGLISH MANUF , C I'UR HS, con'sisting of Olt-MOLU LAMPS. CHANDELIERS. GLASS LUS TRES and GI It A N'Ot -, LES, PA PI EII -M ACHE TEA TRAYS, and every description of CABINET GOODS. BLi - .. &c., all of which are ill the newest style and of the best workmanship, and are now fully displayed in his extensive Show Rooms. ()rives Moderately fixed, from which no abatements are made nor ered.t ExTRAORDINAIiv • COLLECTION OF CURIsTMAS PRESENTS, INCLUDING EVEIIY NOVELTY IN BRITESII AND FOR rIGN MANUFACTURE. AT THE CRESCENT BAZAAR: THB STOCK OF OAKES Consists of lionncl Hazard, Loto TOurnaine , Devil arnong the 'rsilors, German 'rat-tics, H vim-Ws erv, - British Tour ist, Every Man.to his St.ition, Elephan trd Castle, Solitaire Bell and Hammer, 'Loyal Goose, Heiress and Suitors, I , ,tir oue , Merry Nhiments at Home, 'Mirror or, Trtith, Seven Ages. Golden. Shield, I,.tidtin, Fruit Basket,' England and Wires, Birds. Zoolo:ric.it ,r,len, Virtue itelvarded, Spit Universal History, .1 , 11-rie-Mors, Vice Pon , slr6d, Tour through Eurotte.. Biliv Fair-P!av, Chess.- Fox and G.ese, Pope Joan, The World,. Wonder of Arts, Panorama or P.:unioe, Soveteigus, B , lckgailittion, and Bagatelle. A vintwry oF THE ....... „.. MOST AMUSING . AND INSINUCTIVE TOYS EVER IMPoRTE) :N lo I.I%IEI{I,IAL A SPLENDID 'ASSOIMIENT OF DESKS, WORK. • • BOXES. 'ANiS DR EsSING-CASES. • SUITABLE To TH E PREsENT SEASON. ROCICI.VG HORSES, CO\IMENCING AT TEN SHILLINGS EACH, THE CELEB ATED FIRE LIGHTERS AND REVIVERS, Is. lE!L 100. • - HAMBIIO' QUILLS, Is. '2l. PER 100. PERFUM ERY FOR EXPORTATION. Nu. 5,-8 1 . CiegeeN NOV(' door to thc Stamlantv(eiv. NEW CIRCULATING LIBRARY. 35. CHURCH-B'TR E ET. a ppog it e o fir ce-pl ace, icerrnot. r a TA YLO and SON s annimure to their Friends • and 'he Poliliv that they have OPEN ED, at their Emil -I)listmielit, 35, CuutictusTNErcr, opt , o.ote Posioffire-place, A CIRCULATING Ll[ RARY OF NEW AND POPULAR BOOKS, to which will he attached everLAVork of Merit, as soon as it appears; and of those that rnaWle in great request, a proporti"naie numlwr of copi,s will be supplied. All 1110 PEI; 10 DICA LS' of kite, est, REVIEWS, MAGA ZINES. Sze. may be hall as smoi as they arrive. _ ' —......„ Catalogues and .. .terms of Subscription oily be had at the Libr.u•v. TAVIMPOOI, 13ANKINC; CONIPANT A DIVIDEND, after the rate of Six. per Cent. per Annum, for the iialf-year ending 3 1 h Decetnton• last. will be paid to the Sharph,;ders..at the New Bank, to Guth Castle-street. 00 THUItSDA r, the 18.. h :January ins•anti/r: upon any subse quent day.. . By .or,lor of the Direors, Bi/ Joe., 1838. :• WILLIAM WILSON, Manacer. S,haNholder.s are requested -to hrina their Certificates. LIVERP.OOI, BOUOUG-11 BANK, 71111(1) DIVIDEND r~IIIE Dir.r„e,tors of the .1.1. V c POO I, BO 11 OUGH BANK give onwe t a the. Pr4rietors that t l ey het ehy deetate ii 11 A 1.1? •yg mu,v. DiviAraol. at the rate if Five. per Cont., tnr the halt year. on the.paisl•up Capital of to Company, and aril guoll DiviLiciol.3vill be pa.v.able at the 3a1114, on and after the 31st instant— between the 'lours of Teo and Three on each day. Dated at Liverpool, the.slh &iv of January, 1838. By order of the Board, JOHN 4ERDEIN, Manager. The Transfer-books trill be closed until the Ist of February. Each Proprietor will he expected to produce his Certificate of Shares, on a pOcat ion fir his Dividend, (I required.) ~3 4 T the FIRST GENERAL ANNUAL AI EETING'of ±t. the LIVERPOUt.: DOM KsTie MISSION •SOCIF,- TY, heA in Paradise-street Chapel, on' Monday,. , the Ist Janu ary, 1838, WNI.!ILATIIBONE, ESq ,- in tit . hair, '('he following resolutions were.unannuousl passed:- 1. Moved by 'Lammas TuoutvELY, Es ~ seconded by the. Rev. Or. ;;I-tEPithno, • That the experience of the first yea f this mission, as loped in the fist report of our minis! to the poor, has him eas ed our confidence in the principles on whit It it is founded, and induces us to re ne w our solemn resolutions to act towards our neglemml,feilow-men in the spirit of Christian brothei hood. ' 2. Moved by the lice. J. H. THoM, seconded by J. P. Hay woon, Esq., 7 That the confidence of this society is eminently due to the Rey. Joh n John s , our first minister to the poor, who, with a de, Noted heart, has worked nut for us the nob e p.inciples oil which this mission is founded; and under a sense tit nor own individual responsibilities, we offer him the assurance of our hesheued sympathies and earnest co-operation. 3. Moved by- the 11ev. J. Ms wriNEa tr, seconded by C. ; 134,0ni, EA., Tn.it while we reard the mea t us of relief to be applied by the mioister t o cases of extreme distress, essential to the beneficent overaii..o we the ,m it inexpedient that a distinct food for this purpose should be p.m.-tiled by the Society; and_ conti iently leave it to the flee-wi.i offerings of beoevolence, “ nothing doubting" that itv" which "never Wirth." 4. Mir e d by Jos. linOoKS VATES, Esq., seconded by S. Bocci'. Esq., .. `Chat the Treasurer's Accounts as now read having been au dited, be pasted, and that they he printed together with the ori ginal Itesithiliptis or' Couslillitinn of the SAnety. as also the names of its stiiporters, and the Committee fur th e present and the preceding year. 5. Moved by 'twos. HARVEY, Esq., seconded by RICIIARD RATHBotsti, Esq., That the following Gentlemen be the Committee for the en suing ,Tar:— 'J. P. lihywonn, Eq.. President. THOS. ti 01. T, Esq. 'Treasurer. r• Avison, jou, Esq. \V. ttiolootiP. Esq. 'l'. B. 13arelay, Esq. C. Rawbon, Esq. 11. , ?v. Dr: H. &foil, Esq. J. D. Thnrnely, Esq. Rev. 11 Giles. J B. tit ‘ei, Esq. Rev. J. Nliirtinean. R.. V. Fates, Esq. lire. J. 11. Tung and Mr. R. A Ft ETCH EH, Secretaries. 6. Ninvell by C. VOI,LKEIt, Esq., seconded by 'l'. 13. BLACK. BUR NE, Esq., Tnat the Resolutions now passed he advertised. and also printed tt ith the other documents, as the Report of the Meeting. , RATiILsONE, Chairman. The Chairman having left•the Chair, the thanks dine Meet ing were unanimously given to him for his enudnet therein. and for his uniform zealous support of the objects of the Society. LIVERPOOL EISTEDDFOD, 1838. GRAND MEETING OF 'HIE LIVERPOOL SOCIETY OF ANCIENT 131:1TONS.• J. J. GUEST, ESQ., M.P. PATRON. I.A Dy CHARLOTTE GUEST, PATRONESS. ---- . Ft - IHE TWENTIETH AN NIVE BY- of this Si ( i_ciety pt( 1. will lie held at K NIGHT a 'l' 'LAN'S • HALL. Great George street; (and not in the \Vets i Charity School, as pre viously annonneed,) int 'Ft-trust:inv. the Ist day or March, 1838, when the Subjects fitr the Prize Poems,. Essays, and other coin-. positions will he decided. LIST OF SUBJECTS. For the best Awn!, on " 4brahain' 4 p e (frytnit Isaac," a copy of Dr. Owen Pughe's large Dictionary, in 2 vols. (Na fyided, yr Awdl dros gant na than nawileg o Imellau.) For the best Six ENGLYNION, on "Ctedrifordd," (Hallway,) a premium of Ten '+billings. . . - For the begt Six 'ENG LYN lON to the " - Abergarenny Cymreig ytiftion. Society." a pae - tniuni of Ten Shillings. For the best Six ENG LYN loN to t h e Patrons of this Society, "J.. 1. Guest, Esq. M.P. and Lady Charlotte Guest, Dowlais,',' a Silver Medal.' For the best Tn AET HAWn ar " Hanes y Cymry yn a chynnYddiad presenna eu niaith'yno," ( History of the Welsh in Liverpool, and the present prop ressive state of the Welsh Language in that. town, I a Silver Medal. To the best Welsh Reader, (under Sixteen. years of age,) a Silver Medal. To the best Proficient (under eighteen years.olage) on: the Welsh Triple Harp, a Silver Medal. To the best Singer with the Harp, a premium of Ten' Shil lings. '1.1) the best Cantor, a premium of Ten Shillings. The compositions must be sent in by the 20th February, 1833, (post-paid,) addressed to the Bard 01 the Society, the Rev. Joseph Hughes, 11, Mount-vernon, Liverpool, with feigned .names or mottos, the real names under seal. . . . ...._ . The proceedings of the Meeting will commence at Your o'clock, with Addresses in Welsh and English, together with .the recitations of such Englynion as may hove been composed tin the occasion. after which the Prizes will be awarded. Thc.•cincipetitias on the Harp, the Singers, and those for Reading Welsh, to send their names by the 20th of February, to Mr. Robert Mortis, the Welsh Bookseller, 72, Titiieoarn street. The Committee will, tneet every Friday Evening, at :Sven o'clock, at Mr. Joshua Green's, Manchester-heiuse, Wnite Mill-street. • The members and friends. of the Society will DINE at KNIGIIT'S TEMPLAR'S [IA LL. Dinner (prepared by Mr. Joshua Green. Alanchester House, White Mill-street,) to be on the table at 'cwo ti'elock precisely. Ticket, (litchi:ling' Dinner.) 3s. Ticket to the Aleeting only, 2s. Lad)'s Ticket, k. To he had At the Sidndard Office; the .TinnolOffice; Messrs !Inn tti DGIL and, lit 71, Whitechapel; Mr. I{6llT. Molt is. 111,e. Welsh Bookselier, Ti.hebaru.street, and of Mr. JOSHUA GitEtiN, as above. SAMUEL .EOBERTS, Secretary, 't)aattitt. I,AT.IN I ED , a ieatty, AHDDLE-.AGED" PERSON, tit take ettarge . tii the Linen, Bek, amt Draperies belong". ittg ',I a large Es.,Ahhstimetit. H z er ittereuces as to cila: r laud lu respectable. (t ktter ' post Ivtid ) FKr own IYanjwritin;,, , , addressed to be Queen's Arms Hotel, Casad-street. / W.% NiTXI.). a sot,r,lionest, el& rly WOM. A ti, to reside on Bustnets Preiroset. anf to atteni on one of tit! Part 0. , r4, ‘werasi.euitiv residim: th . Addiet , s; (liostlaia,) Y :::(, Box (.3 7. _ • T, k It[TA.N:I ED. I . W rpßpeetaii:eiollrr , aan,APPRENTICg V' 1,. the INE and bli 111 . and SHIP'S sToi Eg BUSINESS. Apply to NlVrtau and fot.Ett, Jinek Goree. t LADY who has TwO floors at liberty roar days in ths vt,ti?k,•tvisht,4 to eng:f.te - he , se f f. that letorth of time, either itt a PH IVATE 't a SCHOOL. She is competent to tostruct in oity.of the ;inches of a good English Ettoeation, DrAwttot , . roich. The most respec= tattle references eau be given. Address. P. G. Standard Office. V AN T E 1), o re - •-p,• , ;k1.1e and. - , 611-ellucaleil YOUTH, as an Alqihtt:,.‘ FICE In a iIiEIIST and DI(UG , GIST. . . . .. - Ad IresC firi , :t- letier, post-paid) to EDWARD PRA RsoN, Great Geolge.-p'ace. Liverip, , ,l. , . WANTED, in :1 long established Finishin l e Schotti, near I,tunl..tt, a 1:01.%N.G :LAl.l`t . .. respectably conneetedi but whose prospects in life depend principally upon her Edura t) tion.being complet e d a nde r ein i neu t . I:islets, of whose Lessons she will have the sain :ov:int:rues ; the reattlar pupilq, and no diffeaenee iv h.ttever will he made in heir treatment and tuition. At the end of the term to he agreed upon. she can either remain, to as:ist in the Establishment, or a Si!uation as a Private Cover negb will be provided for her. Tile most satisfactory references can be offered, and the premium mill depend on the tires required. Addrees .. ( p.tat 7 paid)-, E. V., Sauler%i Library, 1.31 4 . Feet* arrt.'et, - Liffiiion. - " _ " -•- LIVERPOOL INFIRMARY. T the ANNUAL M EETING of the TRUSTEES of the Ll.v.Eftpout, INI'IItMAIRY, held in the Bosun Room, ott-MoN os Y, the B.h day 011111u:try. 183sA, EDWARD GIBBON, Eq.,-in the Chair I • It was it:Wired .• . Thai the Accounts for the lout year, with •the Report, ba printed, and presented to the Trustees as early-as possible; That the cordial Thanks of this Meeticg he presented to Richard Edwards. Esq., for accepting tbe ()flier of President for ..the past year, and for his Donation of On. Hundred Guineas ; . . That the hest Thinks of the Trustees are due . .toti 0. B. Lyon, Esq., the Treasurer, and this Meeting, in ay - ptiog his resift• nation, have great pleasure in recording t e: sense of the rnan• 'advantages couterred on the .Institottu y the attention:4mA a biiit v with which he has discharged the iportant and laborious duties of his office for a' period of mote than four tears; That the Thanks of this Meeting Le presented to the Phy• sicians and surgenns to .the Infirmarv, Asylum, and Lock Hospital, for the zealous discharge of their duties during the past, year ; That the Iluinks of. this .111.etting be presented to Richard Fershaw and James Dawson, Esqrs., the Consulting Surg-ouP, fur their services„during.the.past. year; That . .Tha,p);s o 1 .t.his. Meeting be presented to the Rev. guliert . bavies, .M..A.,,.C.haplain,• for .the zealous discharge of leis imPml , l l othlties during the past. year; . Th,t the "l'hanks,of this .Meeting he presented to those Cler g%tnen who have advocated the cause of this Institution during the past year ;.... • That the Medical Officers of the InfirMary, Lunatic Asylum, and Lock Hospital, be reappointed ; That Hugh Jones, Esq., Lark Hill, be the President, for the present y ear; r ; That 'Charles Wm. Beade, Esq., be the Treasurer for the present year ;- , • Tli_at.Richard Alison and Richard- Houghton, of Rodney street, Esqrs., tie elected Members of the Coicmittee, in the place .of Major Brooks and A. Smith . .. jun., Esq., who have resigne4; and Richard Moon and Robertson Gladstone ; ESqrs., in the place of N. D. Bold a nd \V. J. Myers, Esqrs., ibu have a l s o resigned • 'fbat Thomas Shaw, John H. Turner, William niftier, and littbert Semple, - Esq., oho rs:ire by rotation, be te-eleeted Members of the Cotomitlee ; 'lltat John Ripley, James Lawrence, John B. Brancker, and Edmund B. Lyon, E,,qrs., be r•-elected Members of the Com mittee in the place of Janes Irving, Win. Brocklebank, Pifiter, and John Dritikwater, lagrs ., uhwe tertu of office has Octtited ; _ . That the Committett be authorised to appoint a House Apothecary, rliminct from the of House Surgeon. EDW A ltD GIBBON, Chairman. The Chairman having left the Chair, Reollrel.—That the best ,1 hanks of this Meeting lie pre senterl, to him for his condor., in the Chair. . --- r irtIIONIAS MSMORE, NI ANUFACTURIN •-• GoLDSMITI-1, 9 SILVERSMITH . and JE.Wiit.l.Eit, No. . 801,11- STREET, Liverpool, (from hsniore and Sons, N nufacturers . to the Trade, London,) respectfully solicit! th . ability, Gentry. and the. Pithily al,iv,.rpo:d anfl.its N i t,,,u c h,,, t ti,. to ~,, t h e STOOK of.i E WELL Ell Y. PLAT ~a :id PLATED GOoDS, / which is of the s,tme superior qaulity and workmarmoup' as to be seen at the. first London Houses. By the arratwements which Thomas Dismore has made wi!h his connexions in London', he is constantly receivinv . articles of novelty ; and, by combining the Manufacturing Department with the Retail., he can guarantee the quality of hts G oo ds, an d 'offeri usual them under the lietall Plceti. Diamonds, Fields, &c. &e. Purchased, Exchanged, or Reset in the newest fashion. TILE FAMILY LINEN WAREHOUSE, REMOVING 70 97, BOLO-STREET., (THIRD .DOOR-Bb:LOW THE Altaic HALL) 191 . (1 . 1 AN . L.P,4SON be,4 leave to inform their Friends =NT.. and the — Pablo:, that they have this ihv commenced 'OFF their present extelislve . yiTOCK, 31 a GREAT utiot crioN. preparatory to (heir Itemovi4, to the abote com modious Premises. A quaw , lv of SnilPd DAMASK TABLE LINEN, COVERS, &c., on Sale at ver) Low puicvs. 14, ,Clrirrrk•xtrect. - J.h 11 , 1837. . • THE 11EliCIIANTS 1 . TEA COMPANY, - dl, GRE.I7'.GEOHOE's-STRELT, NEAR J A NIES'S MA LIVER POI) • ORCHARD AND GILBERT, I 2rt ,, rtziETatlx. ORCHARD and OILBERT havin g p urc h sce rl jt a tiove Estabii.hinent from the lilt, Po4;rietorg, beg leave respectfully tot clll the attention of Families an d t h e Public generally to the •L1671'• OF TI-IBIR:IT,AS, ~ • "4nd 1 1 rices aintr.refi.„- , • • • - They at thq sanir time tee to assure flans, tehr , mnv favnur th..m, , Aith their uttuninands, that, in puint nr quality awl fence, in strength end flavour, their . TEAS, &c. Will be found, if not an/wrier. at any to Equal, to the First tioases . in the Trade. TEAS, of every fieseription, Sent in their Origiu.at Packages. Or in Chests of any size or quantity. BLACK. Gond Cottgoo 4l. 01. Good Stron g Ditlo Fine Strong Breakfast Ditto 5 t► Finest Pekoe Souchong Ditto GREEN. _ - Fine Hvson .G 0 Very Superfine Dint) 7 0 Finest Cowslip Ditto •• .• • THEHONG M!XTUHE. at GA. per in pound and half-pound packages, .Prepared solely by the abrrv.e, of several sorts of Black Tea, h particularly recommended for its strength and aromatic flavour. FINEST JAMAICA COFFEE. 44, GREAT GEORGE'S-STREET, Near St. Jamees Market, .LIVERPOOL. ESSRS. PERRY and Ca., St;RGEONS, may be co n Loll stilted from Nine in the Nloruing till Tea at Night, and on Sundays from Nine till Two, at Ni'. 23, SLATER-STREET. near Duke•strect, Liverpool, (private entrance firtit door up the passage ;) 2, Bale street, Lower Mosley-street, near to St. Peter's • Churc s h. Manchester, and No:4, Great Charles-street, Birmingham: ,esf whom may he had (grab's), with each box o f pill s their. T rea tis e on Veneteal Disease,, Gonorrhoea, Gleets, and Stricture, tint eluding Practical Observations on .SeMinal Weakness, arising from early abuses, s i t that all persons can obtain an immediate Cure, with ease, secrecy, and safety. - It is a melancholy fact, that thsitisands fats eietims an tha nereal Disease, °wine , to the unskilfulness, of illiterate awn. who, by the use of that deadly ' poison Mercury. ruin the cm), stitution. and cans'. ulcerations, with blotches an the 11044,. face. and body, dimness in the sight, noise in the ears, deafness, ohstinate gleets, and nodes on the shin hones, till at length a general debility and decay iif,tlie'eoustittnion ensues...and a melancholy de:101.1.11s a period to their dreadful stifferim.ts. • PERRY'S PURIFYING SPECIFIC PILLS, price 25,9.1, and IR per hoX. A certain, sate, and most. speedy renteds ever discovereilfer the permanent and effectual cure of venereal diseaSe, genorrhcea, gleets,.strietures, seminal weakness, pains in'the loins. affections of the kidneys, gravel, lumbaeo, lutsi debility, l i itritation of the bladder or urethra, and other diseases of the urinary passages. frequently performing n perfect core in the short space of three days, by one sin• I pill for a dose, with ease, seeress, and safety,' The certa in with which t lIPV are continually administered can be atteste ty many thousands. The Specific Pills root out every particle of insidious poison, purifying in 111 , 4 progress the whole mass of fluids. Th e , finis / remove the iii tease, lint renovioe by their action the differs e ent functions of the holy, expelling the grosser humours, amt. in a manner so inild'and imperceptible as to convi nce the •itwiet sceptical of their astonishing and unequalled powers, flo g neither cant tin mercury nor any other trit , ta !. eyequdal fatten itl4l?)ist: of Time,ststtsri suspicion of di eive r i:; u,,restwraih in restraint of the s fdiet.nr hindrinee of .husthess. but: effe c t a complete titre, without the least exposure to the patient. At any period when the slightest suspicion rnay exist, ii will bd • well to have recourse to the Specifie.,tiill. For when taken before the disease has Made its upped ranee it acts as a certain : preventative. by moving the cninpliitt eff•etualiv and secure'v. , Mes.rs. PERRY Surettons, ctint time tut direct their studieS to those dreadful debilities arising ('rout the too free and indis criminate indulgence ri . f the passions, which not only occasion: a numerous train of nervous affections, and entail on its votaries a !) the enervating of old age, lint weaken ,and destroy all the senses, necAsi,ning loss of. imagination, judement, and memory, indifference and aversion for all plea' sures, the idea of their • own unhappiness, and _despaitt,, which arises from .considering themselreit as the authors of their nve misery, and the necessity of renouncing the felicities of marts• age, ate the. fluctuating ideas of those ay.lus have,given way this delusive and destructive habit. In that ditttessigt state ' 4l ' dehiiny or deficiency, whether the consequence, itr Autth tweefot practices, excessive drinking, or. any other came. shy whit+ tit* , powers of the constitution become enfeebled, they,offer a firmj safe. snit speedy resteratiou smind and vigittnte. health.. PEliß't'S VEGETABLE PILLS are witlithnewn for tho certain and effectual retredv of secutirla sy symptoms, ertiptitins, twins in the Zones, titceratcsi <nre ,thsoat, discas,u nose, ehreeie rheumatism, scrofula, scarlititi2 , lolrd ,i - fiections, and general; debility, nocturnal. pains its ti b'e i rd and limlis, depres.:inii of spit it;, and all dipeases..arisib,f. tract stn impiire State of the Hoed. • , • • These Pills ere wet thy a place in tie cabinelsvof toasters at enetaiits of shies:tit e mere so,sits they will keep good in clinrafes ntst 16,10(14 time. , . , Letters from the country, poet-paid, containing a rentittancef4 medicine, will he immediately answered. At 23, SLATER-STREET, near Duke-street, tiveeveola (Private Entrance First Duur up the Paillege.) CHESTER AND BIRKENUEAD RAILWAY. CONTRACT hOR WORKS. firtllE DIRECTORS of the 'CHESTER aril MKT:7N HEAD it AILWAY COMPANY ail! •Lnet at ttwie office, No. '24, Pena k,treet, Liverpool, an Tuesday the 6th day of March next. at 12 o'clock at noon precise", to receive tenders for the towing work s : ----- • Piro—The Behhington Contract, extendin i t fro - m Grange lane, in the chapelry of Birkenhead, to appoit 5 chains on Ihe south side us, of . the turnpik e row! leading fr to Neston to New Fen y, 'Tim! a distance of 2 mile: and 32 • ins, 1h ow ts. Second —The Brombor o and East bat Contract, extending from the termination of the last contract to l',Ouvaril Brook, in the township or Eastham, being a distance. of a miles and 36 chains. or !het eabouts. These contracts to comprise the making of the Railway, with all Ilw Excavations, Embankments, Bridges ; Culverts. Fences, and other works complete; providing all the uf..esary ma terials tor the same, (except the ltails, Chrins. and Fastenings) and keeping the same in repair for one year alter the comple tion. Drafts of the first or Bebbington Contract, With plans., sec tions, and specifications of the aorl“, wilt be read for tosppction at the Engineer's Office, at the Town • Ilan, Birkenhead, on and after Monday, 22d January instant' and for the second of the Brontboto and Easthaua Contract on and after the. 4th day of February next.. Printed forms of tenders may he had at the Compinv's Of fices in Liv...rpoot or Birkenhead, and no others wit! he at tended to. The tenders must be dolivered sealed at the Comr,ny's Office in Liverpool, On lir before Alfmitay the.sth day oti Matt h at i fleYen o'clock; and. parties tendering must attend in petson, or, by some one aoihmised on his or their behalf, at the ineeling on the sixth day ad March. T The Directors do not pledge themselves to accept the hiv e ,' tender. . The parties whose tenders- are accepted will he required to enter, int o . bonds, e it two sureties for the due perhiraianee their• cowteloA, it a penalty not less than. ten per rent. of the gross su:n contracted for, and the.names of-the proposed su re. ties are to be specified in the tenders. WILLIAM DIXON, Chairman. I. • • •i r D lit ict. LIVERPOOL SCHOOL FOR THE INDIGENT . , BLIND. MBE ANNUAL MEETING of the Member s of this Ctn liorati will be hoiden at the Setraol, on Friday, the 1901 instant, at Eleven &elm.]: in the Forenoon, for the purpose of electing a President, Four Vice-Presidents.'a Treasurer, and a • Committee for transacting and managing th e affair. of the said. Institution or Charity, in pursuance of. the Act of Parliament passed for Incorporating the loatitutis a. AU persons who. shall have contributed to the said Institution or Charity the sum of Ten Pounds at any time as a Dohation, or may have contributed ai sum not less than £1 Is. as an An nual Subscription,.and continued to pay the same, are Mem bers of this Corporation. • Tradesmen who, have any dernands•agains this Charity are particularly ,requested to send in their ACcounts prior to the Annual Meeting. Treasurer heo's to acktrowledgepe receipt of the follow ing Donations and Legacies:— •DONATIONS. Thomas Rnthck, Esq. £s (1 0 Sir \V. Domville • 1 1 0 Admiral Tatham Friend be Institution Ralph Peters Esq. Earl Fitzwilliain LEG A t I.:S. The late George Christian. E. g . The.late John M 'Ada in, Esq. The late Mr. Thomas Lea The late John Dalton, Etq. with int,•rest 51 5 0 Presents of Piano-fortes and Harpichords, are very accepta able, on account .of the increased nnaliie r of Musical Pupils..