The Liverpool Standard and General Commercial Advertiser. — Liverpool, Merseyside, England, 1838-01-26 00:00:00

~~~~i i ,• / .- v ~ /~ tibtr . poot WEST INDIES. ~. ~~ To sail on the 10th February. For A NTIGUA - The Ship MARY HA EY, WM. JON ES, COM M der; . . 408 tons register.—For freight or pa s s age a pply t o .r,•°"-- C. W. and F. SHAND, 4, Old Churchyard. fi-tcain Nabightfoli, For DUBLIN ANWALFAST. fTV THE ,CIIT OF ÜBLIN STEAM-PACKET COMPANY, INCORPORATED BY ACT OF PARLIAMENT. The' above Company' sail their Vessels, (with or without helots,) takiag Goods and Passengers Co the following ports, To DUBLIN Daily. To BELFAST, every Wednesday. The pi inciple of this Compaay is that of attaching all Im *sorters and Exporters by a Division of the Profits among them, after payment of the Dividends—thus creating a community of interests between th e Shi ppers an d Shareholders--a principle which will best guarantee to its Proprietors a certainty of their )Jividends; and to Shippers of all descriptions of Goods and Live Stock the having a well supported Establishment of first class Steamers, and the lowest rate of Freight compatible with it dne attention to their maintenance. Apply to • SAMUEL PERRY, 27, Water-street. 13 HORT SEA VOYAGE & EXPEDITIOUS ROUTE TO BELFAST AND NEWRY, ria . A.RD tass. The C o unt y e . and an p L o t:e e r uj ol s S te t a e m arn -s -ga i a p c e t 1 I .-•-• • • V ICTO , (370 tons register-2' horse power,) . Wu. ABERDEEN, Commander; Is app o inted to sail with Goods and Passengers, during the ' Month of JANUARY, from this Port. for ARDGLASS and STRANGFORD LOUGH every Tuesday, from Clarence Dock, at the following hours : • * Tuesday next, the 30th January, at 11 in the Evening. And from ARDGLASS and STRANGFORD LOUGH for ' LIVERPOOL, Every Saturday, leaving the latter 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 she took the Station has not exceeded twelve hours, and ' in moderate weather is performed in from ten to eleven hours. Coaches run regularly to Belfast and Newry, and Passengers wishing to avoid long, sea passages will find this conveyance most desirable and worthy of Support. Cabin Passage (including Steward's Fee) 17s. 6d. Deck • Apply to CROZIER and Co., Agents, 13, Goree-piazzas. BRISTOL AND NEW YORK STEAM NAVIGATION. ...., The Directors of the Great Western Steam , 10:\ i Ship Company give Notice that , tbOir first Ship, k .f .: lip ,1,:41"‘ THE GREAT WES RN, - , ' - ;.;-.c , :-:' , --: - Of 1,310 tons, (actual buil e . measurement,) ye t Commanded by Lieutenant JA S HOSIC EN, R.N ~ Propelled by two engines of 450 orse power combined. (Made by Messrs. Maudslay, Sons and Field, and, with the Ma , ehinery generally, under the superintendance of J. K. Brunel, Esquire,) Will be ready for Sea in March next, so as to take her departure .direct from the Port of Bristol to New York early in the Month , of April. The day of Sailing, and other information relating to . Agencies, Passage, and Freight, will be stated in future Adver . tisements. The Directors. having, with the idea of training up intelli • gent.Offieers for their own Establishment, and in the belief also that at may be of essential benefit to the general Steam Service of the Country, determined to enter 'in their Vessels a certain number of CADETS, beg to announce that they are now -ready to receive Four, to be appointed to the GREAT WESTERN. . The occupation of these Young Men will comprehend the , routine Duty of the Vessel and the Engine-Room, and during a portion of each day they will, under the superintendence of the Commander, be instructed by the Chief Engineer and the Ship's Teacher in Arithmetic, Navigation, 'and Mathematics, and in Steam Engineering. They will mess with the Ship's Officers, and their Sleeping-Places will be in the gains part of the Vessel with theirs. The Term of their Service will be Four Years, Unless dismissed for misconduct. In order to ensure the respectability of this department, A Premium of £2OO will be required on the admi s si on o f eac h Cadet. . ..._ The Situation of SHIP'S ACCOUNTANT 8: TEACHER, of ARITHMETIC and MATHEMATICS and NAVIGA TION is also open to a Gentleman who has had experience, and can produce satisfactory testimonials. To a Young SURGi:ION, of high acquirements, this Ship offers a very advantageous opportunity of attaining experience and connexion. Applications, if by letter, post paid, to be made to C HR ISTO PURR CLAxToN, Esq., Managing Director, at the Office of the Company, No. 19, 'Trinity-street, Bristol. WM. ELLEY and SON, BOOT AND SHOO MANUFAC TUBERS, respectfully beir, to submit to t r Friends and the Public. their LIST of PRICES, which i accordance with their principles they nave made such furl Reductions in as the state of the trade will admit, without erioratiun of quality, durability, or style. WM. Ei.Luy and Soft gratefully ac nowledg,e past favou rs , and hope by their superior articles and system of business to merit a continuance of the same. GENTLEMEN'S A. LADIES' a. d 13est Calf Wellington Boots 17 I Best Cloth Boots Stout Calf Walking Shoes.. 7 I Best Overall Dress Shoes silk lined .... 6 Orders executed for Esparta' 28, ALBION-131.11LIMIC And 156, DA ..„ . iion and Home Consumption. 3S, OLD HAYMARKET, .LE-STREET. GLORIOUS NEWS FOR AGRICULTURISTS. A NEWLY DISCOVERRD WHEAT, calls THE EM rp-14",_ I Y EROR WUITE WHEAT. MR. F LLARD, o f a oraity, near Peterboro', the introducer the Chevalier 'Wheats, has again the honour of introducin o Agriculturists, newly discovered WHEAT, bearing the bove title. Seven years ago, Mr. Fullard planted One Ker from the produce of which he has realized at least £5 'He has yet a small quantity to dispose of, which may be had on application to the various agents. Price 10s. per thousand corns. Agents for Liverpool, F. F. Gibbs and Co. 18, Goree Piazzas. Also, Four newly-discovered Specimens, imported from abroad last year, patronized by his late Majesty and the Earl of Leicester, viz.- 1. Four-square headed RED BRITANNIA WHEAT, for which a Gold Prize Medal was received in London.—Six-row'd Chevalier Wheat for Sale. . . 2. Ten quarters of EARLEY per acre, long-leaved SIBER IAN; grown by Mr. Bigsby, Suffolk. 3. White Collossal double-podded BEANS, grown by T. Wilson, Esq: which produced upwards of £35. per acre. 4. French Stubble Long Orange CARROT, produced from £5. to £7. per acre. Sown in Wheat in February last. I would recommend farmers not to rest until they have pro cured this. Wheat, having but littl e l e ft : t h e ear li est applicants will have th e best chance. It was sowed as late as the last day day of February list year, and the whole was sold by the grower at £l. per bushel. The Earl of Leicester had as much seed of me of all sorts as sowed 700 acres of land His lordship (who is allowed to be the Father of Agriculturists) increases the quantity every year, and is worthy of imitation. PRICES. Red Britannia Wheat ......8 Guineas per qr. 255. per Strike. Beans £5. per qr.—£l. per single Bu s h e l. Barley 3 Guineas p er Q r . French Stubble Long Orange Carrot 2s. Gd. per lb. T wo Bushels of Wheat per Acre, as the year is advanced-2 do. Beans-3 do. Barley-4 lb. Carrot. 0:7. The whole carefully sealed up. Jan. 1838. T. FULLARD. Agents (or Liverpool, F. F. Gibbs a n d C o., 1 8, Goree Piazzas. SOLUBLE COCOA. Manufactured and Sold Wholesale by PItITCHARD AND CORNTHWAITE, LIVERPOOL. THE various preparations of the COCOA NUT have ob tained considerable reputation as artislera of diet for in valids .as well as affording grateful bevera4es in h ea l t h . The Nut from which they are prepared is,oVa farinaceous nature, combined with a peculiar kind of oil2itbd aroma, an d so well blended naturally, that it has been thought to contain alkaline properties also. It is a bland, sweet, and nourishing food, and, when desirable to support the constitution, without producing excitement, it is esteemed by the faculty as oue of the best beverages for breakfast, luncheon, &c. A French physician has asserted, that one ounce of chocolate contains more nutri ment than a pound of beef; and the experience of many other Qphysiciaris, of w h om may b e enumerated Hoffman, Cull en , Quincy, and Willie, has determined, that in hectic, scorbutic, and melancholic diseases, it is generally preferable to any other diet. Water is the best solvent of it, although milk is the more agreeable, and, therefore, more generally used. As it is of a lubricating character, advantage has often been derived from the, use of it in gout and diseases of the alimentary canal. ." Chocol a t e i s so l d i n Paris for the relief of - cough, arising from a deficiency, of the natural mucus of the throat, and is given to children of a scrofulous tendency, to nourish the con stitution.. [The above is an extract from a work published in London, by a respectable Chemist, on the properties of various articles (If diet and medicine.] In Philips's Ilistorical and Botanical account of Fruits known in Great Britain, are the following remarks on Cocoa : "The Generic [tame is derived from two Greek words , signi fying the food of the gods. "Chocolate is esteemed the most restorative of all aliments, insomuch that one ounce of it is said to nourish as much as a pound of beef." The Magazine of Useful Knowledge for 1833, page 120, re marks,--" The late reduction of duty will, probably, bring Cocoa into more general consumption, as it is now half the price of Coffee, and one-fifth that of Tea, and certainly far snore nutritious than either." Soluble Cocoa is an entirely new and improved preparation of Cocoa, which wants only to he known to be esteemed. It possesses all the be.t qualities of Chocolate, and is mare easily prepared for use, being perfectly soluble. It requires only to he used in the same proportion as Coffee; pour a little hot water upon it, beat into a paste, add the remainder of water or milk boiling, mill it well, and it is fit for immediate use. Sweeten to the palate. N.B.—lt should never be made before wanted, as it may be prepared for the table iu less than one minute. The following sorts of Prepared and Soluble Cocoa and Cho cOlate are manufactured and sold wholesale by Pam"' Attn and CO RNTHWAITE, Liverpool; and may be had at nearly all the respectable Wholesale and Retail Grocers and Tea Dealers in the Xingdora Finest Prepared Cocoa. Superior Soluble ditto, (loose.) Ditto ditto ditto, in ;lb packages. Compressed Cocoa, four squares in a package. Good Chocolate, in cakes, (blue paper.) Fine ditto, ditto, (drab ditto.) Finest ditto, ditto, (red ditto.) • • Finest Chocolate, in powder, in llb canisters. Finest Chocolate or Cocoa Paste, in ilb pots. Cocoa Nibs—two nz. Cakes Chocolate. .N.l3.—A stock of the following esteemed sorts of Chocolate constantly on hand, and may he obtained by the trade only : Sir Hans Sloan's Milk Chocolate. Sir Hans Sloan's bbst purified Milk Chocolate. Churchman's Milk Chocolate, • Churchman's best - purified Milk Chocolate. WHIP MANUFACTORY. ISLINGTON LIVERPOOL. JOHN .WATKIN begs leave to offer to the j tice of th e Nobility and Gentry his extensive assortme of RIDING and DRIVING WHIPS, comprising almost ery description in fashionable use. Hand Whips mounted in solid Silver ire, Gilt, on Silver Wire, and Gold. _ _ A splendid new Racing Whip, in Octagonal Silver Ferrule; and a new Whalebone Braided Gig Whip. This Whip, for actual service, is the best thing ever offered in the. Trade. Gig, Carriage, Curricle, Tandem, Pair, and Four-Horse Whips, in Brass, ivory, German, and real Silver. Every possible attention being paid in the various branches of this Manufacture, the Proprietor can, in confidence, recom mend these Goods as first-rate in point of finish, and sterling as to material: in fact, some of those Crops have been under sea soning the long pe;iqd, of Sixteen years; and as the Stock of Varnished Crops is seldom less than 1200 Dozen, something choice can, at all times, be selected by those Gentlemen who are particular in this necessary, elegant, and useful Article. A large supply of Patent Sheep Skin Gig and Chariot Rugs, and in Seats for Hall and Parlour Doors. MESSRS. PERRY and Co., SURGEONS, may be con sulted from Nine in the Morning till Ten Night, and on Sundays from Nine till Two, at No. 23, SLATER-STREET, near Duke- reet, Liverpool, (private entrance first door up th ssage ;) 2, Bale street, Lower Mosley-street, • near St. Peter's Church, Manchester, and N 0.4, Great Charles-street, Birmingham: of whom may be bad (gratis) with each box of pills their Treatise on Venereal Disease, Gonorrhoea, Gleets, and Stricture, !in cluding Practical Observations on Seminal Weakness, arising from early abuses, so that all persons can obtain anirnmediate Cure, with ease, secrecy, 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, and cause ulcerations, with blotches on the head, face, and body, dimness in the sight, noise in the ears, deafness, obstinate gleets, acrd nodes on the shin bones, till at length a *general debility and decay . of the constitution ensues, and a melancholy death puts a period to their dreadful sufferings. PERRY'S PURIFYING SPECIFIC PILLS, price 2s. 9d, and Ils. per box. A certain, safe, and most speedy remedy ever discovered for the permanent and effectual cure of venereal disease, gonorrhoea, gleets, strictures, seminal weakness, pains in-the loins, affections of the kidneys, gravel, lumbago, local debility, irritation of the bladder or urethra, and other diseases of the urinary passages. frequently performing a perfect cure in the short space of thr e e d ays , by one small pill for a dose, with ease, secresy, and safety. The certainty with which they are continually administered can be attested by many thousands. The Specific Pills root out ev er y pa r ti c l e o f insidious poison, purifying in their progress the whole mass of fluids. They not only remove the disease, but renovate by their action the differ ent functions of the body, expelling the grosser humours, and in a manner so mild and imperceptible as to convince the most sceptical of their astonishing and unequalled powers. They neither contain mercury nor any other mineral, and may be taken without the slightest suspicion of discovery. They require no restraint of diet, loss of time, or hindrance of business, but effect a complete cure, without the least exposure to the patient. At any period when the slightest suspicion may exist., it will be well to have recourse to the Specific Pills, for when taken before the disease has made its appearance it acts as a certain preventative, by moving the complaint effectually and securely. Messrs. PERRY, Surgeons, continue to direct their studies to those dreadful debilities arising from the too free and indis criminate indulgence of the passions, which not only occasion a numerous train of nervous affections, and entail on its votaries all the enervating imbecilities of old age, but weaken and destroy all the bodily senses, occasioning loss of imagination, judgment, and memory, indifference and aversion for all plea sures, the idea of their own unhappiness, and despair, which arises from considering themselves as the authors of their own misery, and the necessity of renouncing the felicities of marri age, are the fluctuating ideas of those who have given way to this delusive and destructive habit. In that distressing state of debility or deficiency, whether the consequence of such baneful practices, excessive drinking, or any other cause, by which the powers of the constitution become enfeebled, they offer a firm, safe, and speedy restoration to sound and vigorous health. PERRY'S VEGETABLE PILLS are well known for the certain and effectual remedy of secondary symptoms, venereal eruptions, pains in the bones, ulcerated sore throat, diseased nose, chronic rheumatism, scrofula, scorbutic and glandular affections, local and general debility, nocturnal pains in the bead and limbs, depression of spirits, and all diseases arising from an impure state of the blood. These Pills sire worthy a place in the cabinets of masters and captains of ships, the more so, as they will keep good in all climates any length of time. Letters from the country, post-paid, containing a remittance for medicine, 'sill he immediately answered. At 23, sLATEit-sTREET, near Duke-street, Liverpool. (Private Entrance First Door up the Passage.) • r i THE creditors of JOHN BART IT, late of Huyton, in the I county of Lancaster, painte eceased, are requested to meet his executors at. the Clarend -rooms, South John-street, Liverpool, on WEDNESDAY, the h day of February next, at Eleven o'clock in the Forenoon precisely, when a statement of the affairs will be submitted to their consideration. EDMUND WARD, Solicitor to the Executors. Prescot, 16th January, 1838. / 1 BOROUGH OF LIVERPOOL. ripHE WATCH COM Mirrg are ready to receive Tenders Jil_ for supplying CARTS b CONTRACT, to be used in conveying the Street. Sweepings to the different manure depiits. The Contractor will be expected to furnish Carts (without horses) similar to those now in use, at a certain rate per diem when used, and to state his price for a term of 3 or 5 years. Any further information may be obtained on application to the Secretary, Mr. CAPES ASWAN, at the Office, No. 1, Fen wick-street, with whom Tenders must be left, on or before FRIDAY, the 2d of February next, addressed to the Chairman of the Watch Committee, end marled " Tender for Carts." On behalf or the Watch Committee. JOSHUA WALMSLEY, Chairman. IViech, 4-c., Office. 23d January, ISA. . i vs , - , r, .. , -..).' N. , itt 4' F' 7 47 / 1 '. ' , 1 , ....1 ti.: : .. : , • • „,,,,.. . ~. . • .„, . ...,„,.. r :,..;',... ' ".i'' ' >:. .., ~ ,i... ..- - . , 0 ., ~,. = i'',...1.; , •• , ~ - lf, 1 4. ir 44 T T f t , i , : ii , '...,_ . p. - T AT . ltt, -- -- 9, ft• • • , • . ••• i ; • 1 r lk. 1 :c,' , r' . " ''''' T; '' $ — §lll , . '.. '.• 411) t 1 I , l '. - - 4, t-' • - ~...,,, 1). t*t , ..,, . ..A.t.- • - , ~,,: c :. 'Aro, ~.., , .- .., .-. .1 Waig, AND GENERAL VoL. XL —No. 542. Aalco din auction. gialto by 2tiction. OMMERCIAL AI)VERTISER. HEARTS RESOLVED, AND HANDS PREPARED, THE BLESSINGS THEY ENJOY TOGUARD!—SmoLLE.Ti. FRI DAY, JANUARY 26, 1838. [PRICE FIVEPENCE. MONDAY. On MosnAY next, the 29th instant e liTwelve o'clock, at f& Bushby, Son. and Parker's O Exchange-alley, 6 Hhds. Damaged Berbice SUGAR, 455 Bags Damaged East India DI'T'TO. Apply to BUSHBY, SON, and PARKER, Brokers. TUESDAY. Without reserve.—On TVESDAY next, the 30,6 start, at One o'clock, at R. W. Preston's Office, ildings, Water street., 10 Pipes 2 Hogsheads PORT INE, 4 Quarter-casks 1 Pipe White CAPE, 5 Hogsheads PONTAC, • 14 Cases VIN DE GRAVE, 21 Cases. CLARET, 10 Pipes Guernsey PORT. Apply to ' R. W. PRESTON, Broker. FURNITURE, PHIETON, 4-c. ROSE-HILL, NEAR RICHMONV:ROJr. By Mr. WALKER, On WEDNESDAY next, 31st instant, and THURSDAY Ist Feb ruary, at Eleven o'clock precisely, on the Premises, No. 4, Rose-hill. 111 E Genuine HOUSEHOLD FURNITURE, Bed and Table Linen, Pier Glass, Modern Phwton, &c., the Effects of a Gentleman now residing in the country. The Chamber Furniture comprises Four-post and Tent Bed steads with Moreen and Chintz Hangings, prime Feather Beds, Bedding, Mahogany Chests of Drawers, Wardrobe, Toilet 'rabies and Glasses, Chamber Ware, Carpets, &c. The Dining and Drawing-room Furniture includes Sets of Mahogany and Imitation Rosewood Chairs, Mahogany and Rosewood-framed Sofas, Sideboa . rds, an exeel;ent Dining Table with a ends,. 17 feet 4 inches, by 4 feet 2 inches, Mahogany and Rosewood Card and Loo Tables, handsome Pier Glass, the Plate 48 inches, by 26 inches, Ranges of Moreen Curtains, Brussels and Kidderminster Carpets, China; Glass, &c. &c. The whole of the KETCH HN May he viewed on Tuesday the 30th, and Catalo g u es h a d o n the PremiseQ, anti of Mr. WALKER, 31 Church-street. And at Two o'clock precisely ou Wednesday, will be sold a modern-built PHIETON, (nearly new.) with Axles, Head, Pole, Splinter Bars and Shafts, calculated fur either one or two Horses, runs very light. AiIL ST. ALBIN mast respectfully informs his Pupils, that his ACADEMY RE-OPENED, at t 0 - "Adelphi, YESTERDAY, the 25th instant. as usual; and fo onn . g Ladies and Gentlemen, will OPEN Ta-moutto (Saturday,) the 27th instant, at his house, No. 16, Brownlo -street,. from Pem broke-place-• On TUE3DA ir next, the 3thh instant, at Twelve o'clock, at No. 2, Oirlhall-street, / - ' IO Butts. Z East India RUM, 73 Mids.Ex Crusader, from Calcutta.-Apply to Messrs. J. GLADSTONE and Co., Merelonts, or to - QL'ADSTONE and SERJEANTSON, Brokers. AFTER TUESDAY N? XT. • WOOL. On THURSDAY, the I,sth February nest, at Tw e o'clock, at Buchanan and Browne's Office, Old l-street, 1,000 Bales Australian and Tasmani n WOOL, Ex Thomas Lowry, and 150 Bales East India DITTh. Apply to BUC H A NAN and 13ROWNE, Brokers. • V i TANTED, by a Family in Liverpool, YOUNG LADY, — V' as Governess, who s thoroughly serienced in Tuition, and can undertake the charge of t e Pupils.—Apply, 113 lkter, (post-paid,) stating qualifications, &c., at Box Di 51, Post-office, Liverpool. WANTED, a respectable YOUIKu APPRENTICE to the Wholesale Spirit and ine Business.—Apply to J. and J. MELLoa, Distillers, Hu ler-street. TO BUILDERS, &c. NEW CHURCH, BIRKENHEAD.. PERSONS Rifling to CONTRACT for t 'RECTION Of a NEW CHURCH, proposed to be b • tiu Price-street, Birkenhead, may see the Plans and Spec . ations at the Office of Messrs. CUNNINGHAM and HOL.MIi Architects, Wood street, Liverpool. Sealed Tenders, containing the Names of two Sureties, to be addiessed to Mr: A. A. Doons, at the Office of Messrs. Gol borne and Dobbs, Cook-street, Liverpool, before the 24th of February next. On TunasuAr, the 15th February next, im iately after Messrs. B6chanan and Browne's sale, at e Public Sale room, Exchange-buildings, 106 Bales Australian WOOL, Ex Celt, from Sydney, Also, 1,000 Bales other WOOLS. Apply to AB RAHAM North John-street. A DISTRESSING CASE. A LADY, Sevepty Years of Age, who has been a reputable Housekeeper for upwards of Forty Years, and during that period has struggled with constantly occuring difficulties to sup port herself, and to bring up a Family altogether dependent on her, is reduced to great extremity. For Fifteen Years she bas kept a respectable Lodging-house in Duke-street, but fashion has carried Ltidgers to more modern streets, and she hasfor some time been utfable to meet expenses. Added to her other Trials, she has a Daughter, who was a valued Assistant in a first-rate School, but whose delicate and failing Health has for Two Years cast her entirely on her Mother's care. Asa considerable Arrear of Rent is owing to her present Landlord, this unhappy Lady cannot remove to a smaller and more suitable House, and preserve even a part of her Furniture, (upon which her future Livelihood entirely depends,) unless the Humane and Benevolent will kindly step forward to her aid. By the advice of a few sympathising Friends, she has been urged to this Public Appeal: She accordingly submits this statement, and cheerfully and resignedly throws herself on the kindly in fluence of that Providence—which has so cast her lot—on the hearts of those to whom her present painful embarrassments may thus he made known. References are kinCily permitted to the Rev. C. W. LAWRENCE, A,NI.. 18, Rodney-street, and JANIES DA WSON, Esq., 96, Mount pleasant, by whom. and at the Mercury-office, Donations will be received. The Widow, whose distress is detailed in the above advertise ment. most gratefully acknowledges the receipt of the following donations : Mrs. Hugh Jones £5 Miss Cardwell and Miss Birley ' JO , Rev. C. Lawrence 5 James Dawson Esq., Anonymous, per Rev. C. Lawrence Ditto A. 8., per the R ev. Rector Campbell Edwin Mu w, Esq., ON SALE, a large quantity of MOULDING SAND, suit able for Cast Iron Foundrie#4 likewise BUILDING SAND. Terms moderate.—Apply to Jones and Perry, N 0.7, Vauxhall-road. .1: H. PARSONS, SURGEON-DENTIST, 77, BOLD-STRP, . DISEASES of the TEETH, GUMS, and V ATE treat ed on sound Surgical Principles. ARTIFICIAL TEETH made of every Substance yet dis covered. J. H. P. having studied Surgery on the Continent, can, with confidence, undertake those difficult operations which so often prove fatal under the hand of the mere Mechanical Dentist. Particular attention has been given to obviating the irregu larities of Children's Teeth. Charges strictly moderate. SHIPLEY and Co., 79, CHURCH-STR supply superior WHIPS, SADDLERY, and NESS, As at their Manufactory, ISt, Rege❑ -street, London. GPHILLIPS and SONS, VIOLI N AND FE" "P • PLAYERS , No. 80, Christian-street, Liverpoo egleave most respectfully to return their best thanks tot adies and Gentry of Liverpool for the liberal encouragem they received last season ; and beg to assure them that it I be at all times their pleasing duty to attend to any comma s with which they may be honoured. Military and Quadrille ands supplied to order. N.B.—Master Phillips is now considered the first Accompa nying Harpist of his age in the kingdom. 80, Christian-street, Liverpool, Nov. 16, 1837. Etinteo. TNTANTED, a COOK, of gkl(o aracter, and who per fectly V understands . her bu s ss.--Applientions, (post paid,) X. L., at the Standard ffice, will be immediately attended to. To be Let. SPIRIT VAULTS. rif 10 BE LET, a RETAIL SPIRIT VAULT, in a populous neighbourhood. Ingoing and rent moderate. Immediate possession may be had. Apply to J. A KAYE and Co. Chapel street. FIFIO be LET, CHEiP AND FREE OF TAXES, the WARE- N HOUSE-ROOMS in No. 14, ciWee Piazzas; a LARGE UPPER ROOM, in Dale-street,ituitable for a Wholesale Wool or Cotton Dealer; 'OFFICES, with or without WARE 41.00MS.—Apply to Mr. ATHERTON, No. 1, Atherton's buildings, Dale-street. MO he LET, with early possession, the.WAREHOUSE and SHEDS called " Beau's," irs Lydia Ann-street, consisting of an excellent Warehouse o ix Stories, 90 f ee t b y 23, with windows all round, and two y capital Sheds, 60 feet by 20, and Double Offices. The noises will he Let either together or the Warehouse separate, if required.—Apple to WILLIAM FAWCETT, Esq., York-street, or to Mr. JOHN WARING, on the Premises. ST. GEORGE STEAM-PACKET COMPANY. - ILTOTICE IS HEREBY GIVEN, that the HALF IN YEARLY GENERAL MEETING I ,of PROPRIE TORSIe of the ST. GEORGE sTK A PACKET COM PANY will be held at their Office, Ohl ce Dock, Liverpool, on, FRIDAY, the 9th of February ne , at the hour of One o'clock, P.M. By order, WILLIAM IL II UTCHIINION, Chairman. Liverpool, 22d January, 1838. BANK OF LIVERPOOL. ELEVENTH DIVIDEND. rPHE DIRECTORS of the BANK of LIVERPOOL d o II hereby give Notice to the Proprietors, that they have 'declared a HALF-,Y EARLY DIVIDEN ? , at the late of £lO. per cent. per annum, on the incr eas . aid.-up capital of the company, (bein:,-; 12s. lid. per share,) inn the Ist of July to the 31st of D ece Mb er 1837; and the such divid e ud. w ill b e such payable at the Bank o f the company, in Water-street, on and alter Thursday, the Ist day of February next, between the hours of ten and three on each day. Dated at Liverpool, this ninth day of J'anthtry. 1838. - By order of the Board. • JOSEPH LANGTON, Manager. Each Proprietor will be expected, if .required, en applying for his dividend, to produce the certificate or certificates of his shares. The Transfer Books will be closed until the 2d of February, inclusive. dTh N SAL E, a general Assortment: of .TURKEY and ‘..1 PERSIAN CARPETS, of different Sizes, suitable for Dining-rooms, Studies, and small Rooms; also, TURKEY HEARTH-RUGS, to match; SIAM and GALLERY CARPETS, in various patterns and IFlths, of the best manu facture, and just imported direct from Turkey.—Apply to Wm. RornwELr., SON, and Co., 5, Manesty-lane. 25th January, 1838. FOR SALE, all th a t PARCEL o f , L A N . D on the north side of Bittein-street, between rest Orford-street an d Pomona-street, h a vi ng a f rontage of out 50 yards and a depth of 174 yards. The whole is under full Corporation Lease. Apply to N. D. BuLu, Sun Fire Office, 4, Exchange -street West. FOR SALE, the _following PROPERTY, situate on the 1' north side of Richmond-row, and west side of St. Anne's, in Liverpool, viz.:— Two YARDS and SHOPS in Richmond-iow ' in the several occupations of John L e e, s l ater an d p l asterer, and John Atkin son, joiner. Three HOUSES and SHOPS in Richmniid-row, in the se veral occupations of Thomas Mitcbener John Ludlow, and Margaret Makin. A HOUSE and SHOP in Richrnon -row, and at the corner of St. Anne's, in the occupation of enry Wilkinson, iron mong!r.___ A r HOUSE and SHOP in St. Anne's, in the occupation of Miss Saves. A HOUSE in St. Anne's, in the occupation of Robert John son. Nine HOUSES on the north side and Seven HOUSES on the south side of St.. Anpe's terrace, all respectably tenanted. , The Tenure of the whole is Freehold of Inheritance; and fur ther particulars may be obtained on application tp Mr. N. D BOLD. Sun Fire Office, 4. Exchange -street West, or to Mr ROBERT NORRIS, Solicitor, Union-buildings, North John.street. 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TO ADVERTISERS, "The Churchman" offers a channel of publicity surpassed by few of the Monthly Periodicals, es •pecially amongst that class to whom "The Churchman" is more particularly addressed. Advertisements will be received till the 26th of the month. London: printed and published 'by Painter, 342, Strand; sold by Sherwood and Co., and Simpkin, Marshall, and Co., Paternoster-row; Agents for Ireland, Curry and Co., Dublin : for Scotland, Grant and Co., Edinburgh; and sold by all other B ook sellers. *** Give immediate orders for " The Churchman." - 1 H. EDGAR WEBSTER begs most re ictfully to in form his Friends that he will resume • Instructions on MONDAY next, the 29th instant. Mr. E. W.'s Select ACADEMY will R OPEN on Tnons: DAY, when the latest Metropolitan Dances will be introduced. 34, Seymour-street, Liverpool: TM PO 11TAN'I"I'0 SC 11 00 LS. rinHE New Establishment opened by W. W. CH IBA LD, in Lord-street, presents a fine opportuni of being sup plied with SCHOOL f3ooi{S, of every d ription, front an entirely new and well-selected Stock, on liberal terms, this Concern being a branch of his Wholesale Stationery and Paper Warehouse in the Guree Piazzas. 6, Lord-stteet. JAMES OWEN, DRUGGIST, LONDON-ROAD, XIAS elnstantly ON SA LE age al assortment of BRITISH WINES, from the best .fakers. In Bottles, 19s. per Dozen, or Bs. per Gallon, Imperial. 38. per Dozen allowed for returned Bottles. 11 HE Public are respectftilly informed that,from this day, - ' the WAVE RT it FIE OMNIB USX'S will leave the EXCHANGE, in lieu of the Wellington Ini4t the usual hours, and call at the BULL INN, Clayton-square, where Passengers and Parcels will be taken up. Wavertree CPe-house, Jan. 26th, 1838. LIVERPOOL UNION BANK. Bth iiituary. In& IVOTICE IS HEREBY GIVEN, tha DIVIDEND of - Pour per Cent. for the half year .) ng the 31st of De cember, will be paid to the Proprietors n the .Capital Stock of the Company, on and after'l'ntittsua Y, the Ist March next. The Transfer Books will.be closed from 7th February, (when the Annual Meeting'will be held) till the Ist March. By order of the. Board, JAMES LISTER, Manager. EDINBURGH AND GLASt.OW RAILWAY. To the Hon. the Lot cl Provost of Glasgow. MY. LoRD. - LIBELING adeep interest in the Establishment of a RAIL ": WAY between EDINBURGH and GLASGOW, as an object of public utility, and of peculiar advantages to this City, we respectfully request your Lordship to • call a PUBLIC MEETING of the BANKERS, MERCHANTS, MANU FACTURERS, and other IN HABITAN'T'S of GLASGOW, for, the Purpose of considering the propriety of petitioning both Rouses of P' arbament in favour of theapplication w 'eh is again to be made to -the Legislature for its sanction to at important measure. We are, my Lord, Your Lordship's most client Servants, HPnry Monteith and Co. ,James Browne, 'R. Faleoner and Co. Ewing, hiLly and Co. Alex. and John Downie, D. and A. Denny and Co. James Ewing and Co. William Gilmour and Co. Bogle, Douglas and Co. William Biehmond and Co. James & NV tu. Campbell & Co. Stewart and Nl'Dotiald, Charles Tennant and Co. John Whitehead, Harvey ' Brand and Co.. Reid aid Whiteman, Walter Brock and Co. Saii4s and Arch. Smith and Co R. and T. Speir, Wingate, Son and Co. Archibald W. Guild and Co. • Robert Freeland, • Reid, Robertson and Co. James Black and Co. Stewart, Pott and Co. William Balfour, James Playfair and Co. J. and A. Dennistoun, John Gordon Campbell, p o ilok, Gilmour and Co. William Graham and Ca pp of Lancefield Spinning Co., Alexauder Graham, R. and J. Henderson, John Bartholomew and Co. William Brown and Co. James Richardson and M'Grigor, Brownrigg Co.C d an Co. M'Grigor and Co. with the foregoing Requisition, I h ere by C a ll Ei. Todd and Co. a Robert Kirk, P in U c ti o L u rC lia ll n l c E e ETING of the BANKERS, MERCHANTS, MANUFACTURERS, aud other IN HABITANTS of GLAS GOW, to take place in the TOWN-11 ALL, on `WEDNESDA Y, the 24th instant, at Two o'clock. " HENRY DUNLOP, Provost. •Glasginv, 20th January, 1838. John Stewart and Co. P. and R. Fleming, ON and James Pearson, wa Mackenzie,l. Stevenson‘ yGalbraith, in e6 a u Co. d ()o: Fleniy i l-louldsworth and Sons, William M`Ewanjun. and Cu. James Smith, Jordanhill, Archibald Warden and Son, Robert Eccles and Co. Carrick, Brown and Co, jaMes A. Anderson, Walrond, Ellis and Co. David Smith, fin. the Western Bank of Scotland, John Miller, William Simpson and Son, Wighton, Gray and Co. Dennistoun, Macgregor & Co.. Walkinshaw, Skinner and Cu. John M'lntyre and Co. J. Richmond and Sons, Adams and Co. Thomas Chalmers and Co. J. and W. Crum and Co. Black and Wingate, Muir, Brown and Co. John and William Clark. EDINBURGH AND GLASGOW RAILWAY. HOLDERS' of SHARES i n this RAILWAY ar e _IL particularly requested to pay the CA Lof £1 per Share into the Bank of Lh'erpool, on or before ATURDAY next, the 27th instant. Oa the Banker's Receipts, toge with the old Scrip, "Black" and " Red," being present at my Office, they will be immediately exchanged for renewed Scrip under correspond ing numbers. The Directors hare made all necessary arrangements for proceeding to Parliament in the first week in February. It will, therefore, be obviously the interest of all Shareholders immedi ately to pay up their Calls, in order to secure this Bill. RICH. DAWSON, Share Broker. No. JO, EsChange-alley, Liverpool, 22d Jan. 1838. LIVERPOOL EXCHANGE. NOTICE IS HEREBY GIVEN, that a GENERAL ,MEE PING of the PROPRIETORS of the LIVER POOL EXCHANGE will be held conformably to Act of Par liament, on MONDAY next, the 29th instant, a t T lye o'clock at noon, in the Public Sale-room, within e Exchange buildings. JAMES BATES 7 Chairman of the committee oft said Proprietors. Liverpool, January 20th, 1838. By-law for regulating the Transfer of Shares in the Liverpoid Exchange Company, proposed to be made at the Annual Meeting of the Proprietors:— Notice is hereby given, that at the Annual Meeting of the Company of Proprietors of the Liverpool Exchange, to be held in the Public Sale-room, within the Exchange-buildings, on MONDAY next, the 29th day of January instant, at Twelve o'clock at noon, it will be proposed to the Proprietors then re sent, that by virtue of the powers and authorities g rante d by the Act of Parliament for incorporating the said Company, they, the said Proprietors, shall then make the following By• law, namely, That each Certificate of Proprietorship which shall hereafter be granted to any person or persons who now is, or are, or shall become entitled to any Share or Shares in the said Liverpool Exchange, shall be grauted and passed under the Common Seal of the Company of Proprietors of the said Exchange, which Seal the Chairman, Deputy Chairman, Treasurer, and Solicitor of the Company, or any two of them, one of such two being the Chairman or Deputy Chairman, shall have power to affix to each of such Certificates; and that on every Sale or Transfer of any share or shares in the said concern, the Deed or Conveyance by which such share or shares shall be trans• (erred, having been first duly executed by all requisite parties, shall be kept by the Solicitor of the paid Comp a ny, w ho shall enter into the Book of Registry of shares of the said Company a Memorial of such Deed or Conveyance, and endorse the entry of such Memorial on the said Deed or Conveyance; and the said Solicitor shall also make an endorsement on the certi ficate of each Share so sold or transferred, stating thereon the transfer of such Shate, and that the Deed or Convey ance is kept by him, and shall deliver the said Certificate, so endorsed, to the purchaser or other person or persons to whom the said Share shall be transferred, for his, her, or their secu rity; and such endorsement being so signed, by the said Solici tor, shall be considered in every respect the same as a new Certificate; provided always, that nothing in this law contained shall affect any Certificate of Proprietorship issued before the making hereof, but such Certificate shall continue in full force uutil the Share therein-mentioned shall be transferred as afore said; provided also, that any Proprietor may receive II new Certificate of Proprietorship under the Seal of the said Com pany in exchange for his or her old Certificate, upon deposit ing with the said Solicitor such old Certificate, and also the Deed of Conveyance of the Share therein-meolioned, such new Certificate to be granted to such Pro_p rietor tree of all charge. JAMES BATESON, Chairman. Committee-room, Exchange-buildings, 20th Jan. 1837. • 'l' a MEETING for RELIEVING the MiTILES'SES of Ll', the POOR, held in the PAitisii-ot , Fictis,Jatinary 16. Mg, to consider the propriety (If OPENING the SOUP SHOP, • Rev. A. CAMPBELL in the Chair, sei e It was RewFlT& —That the state of the w ether bein g so var y severe, and the sufferings of the Poor onsequent on it, it is highly important that the North Sou hop be at once opened. and a New Shop and Apparatu .) erected at the South. End of the Town as early as practicab . Resoleed,—That a .geneial appeal be made to the Public for their urgent support in carrying the above resolution into effect, no call having been made on them by this Society siuce the dose of 18.31, and the funds then collected having been husbanded to carry on this far being now totally exhausted. Res , doed,—That a Sub-Committoe be Dow appointed to look out for a site on which to erect a Soup Shop for the South Eud of the Town. - Resolved,—That Subscriptions be receiverrby the callotv;ntr Gentlemen, viz. : —M r. OCTAV WATE It HOUSE. Trea surer ; Mr. W. COM ER, Secretary ; and by Mr. JOHN CROPPER, Jun., and Mr. C. H. JONES, and at the different Banks, _ AUG. CAMPBELL, Chairman. THE FOLLOWING SUBSCRIPTIONS HAVE SINCE BEEN naciavati : City of Dublin Steam packet Company 5 " 0 NI Ts. W. Woodhouse ... D. and J. B. Wilson Charles F. Hardman 5 (J alias Armin,' Miss Benson C. Logan ' " 5 0 UharlesChaloner 5 0 John Orrell I Jevons; Sons and Co Brereton, Janes and Co 5 0 James Cockshott - 5 0 Ditto, as Foreman of the - . Grand Jury. .October ' Quarter Sessions . 4 10 S. and M. Waterhouse ' William Lowe 3 3 1d ward' Rogers I Friends at the Rainbow itatel, Basnett-street, per W. Lawton .....- 3 3 William Claxton 3 3 Rev. A. Campbell John Field Gardner Boggs I. T. Alston n tabu Woolwright !oho Van Zellar 3 0 James Alison - 3 0 Miller, Mackay and Co 3 0 John Clare r. 11 . 3 0 I'. M. Gallander 3 0 Byrne, Blathers 3 0, 'lowborn and Co • 3 0 Peek Brothers & Winch. 2 I 0 fohn Baron lames Baron I.idyar.l and Leicester Rohert Ledson - 2. 2 Robert Qain.and Son 2 g Robert Richardson 2 2 Thomas Bean Limes Marider 2 William Rushton, sen. tonatiian loose .. 2 • 2 I'. Houghton, Kent-street 2 2 T.K. 2 2 George Maxwell Robert Thompson • 2 0 J. 13. Braneker H. Robertson G. C - ram James Magee Edward Lister, jun 2 0 . S. and J. Untrue 2 0 A. 13, C:, per T. G 2 0 John Nicholson Samuel Martin 2 0 rhomas Morris SN 7 illiaririWorid - • 0 Andreiv Brown 'Matthew Gregson Daniel Willis J. K. S 'Henry Ripley James Hilton C. P. Came 2 0 Wales and Baines rhoinasThrelfall 2 - 0 John Wvbergh '2 0 Swainson and Hamby Matthew Clover and Co Dumas B. Ilorsfall Mrs. Phillips Miss Henderson William lioliiuslin ' 2 0 John Beckwith 1 Dr. Reynolds John Jerdein John North. jun 2 • 0 John Twinarne • • 2 0 L. Casartelli - . 1 10 J. B. Smith —Clint J. and J. Casson Isaac Hutchinson . I 1 Worthington E. M Julm 13. Pritchard llamas Jenkinson . 1 1 E. M. Edward Heath 1 0 M. Wotherspoon -1 0 rhomas Hanapson John Jones Thomas Hodgson Charles Le ar John Cumming David Paton, jun. S. R. Healey -1 0 rhonois Blackburn 1 0 John Yates William Hunter 1 0 Richard Hutchinson B S. "1". Joynsou R. S. Scholes • 1 0 Mr. Chidson 1 0 A. Abraham 1 0 John Cortithwaite David Cannon 1 0 Andrew Watson John Shallcross Richard Tanton W. H. Gilliat John Macaire . James B. Marsden D. C. Buchanan 1 0 L. Pallet Eaton Hall Thomas Stewart Thomas Nixon 1 0 Major Axford Edward Filcher George Wright Thomas Martin Francis Jordan John. Wellstood A Friend, per. R. F. B 1 0 'Mr, William Bower Liverpool Mail William F. Robinson 1 - 0 William Blackstock .• • • 1 0 William Kershaw ...••• 1 0 D. K. L. - Rev. J. H. Stewart, col lected at St. Bride's Chnrch,onSunday last L-10 9 1 The Mayor 2 O. (4 T. & H. Littledale & Co 20. A. Heywood,- Sons &Co 20 '0 John Moss and Co 20 .0 Baring Brothers and Co 20 0 . John Gladstone and Co 20 I'. and, W. Earle and Co 20 (I W. and J. Brown and C 0.20 Leyland and Bullins 2O - 0 Anonymous 20 Subscribed at the Castle • Inn 'North 17 Henry Holmes and Sons.lo .10 John "Cropper,-jun 10 0 Robert Jones and Sons - 10 John Wrigley and Sons; :10 • (I Jamcskley worth 10 • H. and . J.- Ifornby •10 - (I George Holrand Co 10 (' Moon Brothers I() t: Sands, Turner and Co. IO N. Waterhouse and Sons 10 l'aylor, Potter and Co lO William Forde Wildes, Pickersgill & Co 10 C. Lawrence and Sun IO Salisbury,. Turner and Earle lO t Newton, Lyon and Co. IO T. Tattersall and William. Clare lO ( Coiin Campbell and Son 10 Branckers and Co , 10 t Molyneux, Taylor and Co 10 . Duarte Brothers, 10 , Bolton, Ogden and Co I 0 Dudgeon, Balienyaind Cu 10 Borough Bank 10 W.. P. Freme „10 I. Barned and Co RI Harrisons anti Latli,tai Priestley, Griffith & Cox.lo Tennants, Clow a 11(1,Po. .10 114111111Aeadjetley & Co 10 J lines Lawrence 10 Henry Coopland 10 -John Cropper, Everton 10 :WC rackan, Jamieson awl Co. 11) Jos. Walker, Parker &Colo Lawrence Heyworth lO John Marriot lO RObert Benson lO 'l'. and J. Brocklebauk lO 'l'..S. Rawson .. 5 Charles Horgan 5 James Gillillau William Rotherham Isaac Hartwell, jun. 5 Francis Haywood Ortavius Waterhouse.— 5 William Reynolds James Gibson Thotnas To , id Charles S. Parker - Henry R. Sandbach .5 W. 11. Sandbach 5 John A. Tinne 5 William Byrom Currie 5 Arthur ThompsOn A. W. Powies and Co. . J. and M. Harnett Daniel Williuk C. W. Lyon 5 Thomas Ripicy John Ripley 5 Joseph King Sir George Drinkwater W. W. Currie Nicholas Roskelt 5 Miles Barton John Ridgway. 5 Jos. Ridgway . 5 Wnitaker, Carter and Co 5 Robert Gill John North, Islington John Stock George Crosfield and Co 5 William Nevett Rev. Richard Loxhana William Shand William Blain 5 John Tipping John Johnson . 5 J. and J. Ackers George Itanisden 5 Richard Gibson Joseph B. Yates 5 Eason and Barry 5 N. Duckworth and Co 5 G. F. Dickson and Co 5 John Moore, jun Edward Lane Robert Wilson 5 R. F. Breed & Ecclestou 5 David Jackson 5 W. Fosbsry and Co Joseph Langton Robert Bean John Fletcher Percival, Parton & Booth 5 Hadfield, Wood and Co 5 Wm. Smith and Sons 5 Thomas Morecroft Segar and Houlding H. Stolterfoht Anthony Swainson 5 R. H. Sherlock Jones, Mann and Foster Charles Shells Bold and Starkey ZWilchenbart Brothers 5 Thomas Barber . 5 Richard Shell .5 James Pownall Itichard-Bateson &Sons 5 Bahr, Behrend and Co Hugh Mulleneux ...... James Mulleneux John Finch and Son Edward Lister 5 J. Chaffers Timothy Bourne 5 Todd Naylor and Co James Graham and Co 5 Gladstone & Serjeantson 5 11, E. Hyde 5 Phillips. Black and Co Bailey Brothers R. G. Hutt Wilson and Sun Nicholas Crooke and Co 5 Buchanan and Browne Thomas Smith 5 T. and J. D.Thoruely Vincent Higgins Peter Bourne Mr. X. -Z. 5 John Senior 5 Richard Alison, fun .... 5 William Yelverton 5 Henry. Hill .... 5 Harmood Banner Robert Rigby Thomas Rinarner 5 Richard Alison, A her- . 1 0 H. Donaldson J. A. new 1 0 H..G.....i... 1 0 John Ainsworth Cienrga Rawson A. B. ' 1 0 . J. H . ..... 1: 0 Hobert, Also!) W. A. Browne I 0 .1. Campbell David Lamb 1 0 James Wordley Alm and illiss Marsden.: 1 0 J. C John Schofield 1 0 Robert Mariner James Gaskell Thos; llaigh,Vraser-street 1 0 Ben. Bowling Sir John Campbell 1 0 James Stitt . 1 0 C. 11 Buchanan C. W. Oldham 1 0 John Gardner .. 1 0 Latham Hamer 1 .0 A. J cromby John Robin John Buddlesion, Platt, Son and Casson James Marsden and Sons ,5 E. & J. H. Garston & Co 5 Finlay and Alston • 5 John Mather William Drevar ,.. 5 Thomas Brown ,5 W: Cator and Nephew 5 Gilbert Henderson C. E. Everest R. and A. Henderson ..• • 5 W. E. Hardman . 5 1). 111'iver and Co., 5 J. Aiken Charles Birch W. Beckwith, Washing ton-street C. Wilson, Lord-street • i 6 Donation, K. r. Mr. Clough John Shaw J. W 0 .10 l'homas Cnegwiu 0 10 . R. a friend Wm. Jones. Hope-street 0 8 6 F. lt.. It U 5 1& Knapper W, J. L. .f. E. Two Friends 0 2 rrioNs, received 25th Jan. 'William Armstrong .„, 2 Rev. T. 1 1 4 2 2 Rev. James Hassan William Blundell George Schofield. 2 0 Browne and eytne Pearson IL !Morrison '2 Henry T. Pearse 2 0 J. D. Ileadlaiu Thomas F. Bennemt Rev. J. B. Monk 2 0 Mr. Merriit William Mani) 2 0 John..W. Mulletieux GPs'llXv Withe.ra Effi e , Roberts 1 I Rec. Richard Appeion , 1 0 ,iawdsley 1 Eliisoll • 1 'Thomas Lenox.' - 1 0 ADDITIONAL SUBSCRII C. Tayleitr, Sons & Co. £2O O. James Muspratt 2O () Fawcett, Preston and Co 15 0 R. lieughton, Rodney st 1U Grundy, Wright and Rodney 5 0 J.Jackson. Roscommon-ot 5 0 Charles Groves Bateson and 5 Samuel Sandbach George Green and Son 5 0' Brvati.., Herd and Co 5 0 J. B. Bm.thby Hadfield, Wood anti Co 5 0 Adam Hodgson James A spioall R. Semple • 3 3 James Muir John Adams 2 2 A Friend . . John June* . 2 . , . .. . .'•l+*ard !lig-Onion it ii Wt ii 'Alanson • • •^ - •1 0 (ivelige Prevost • 1 I Ch.ertes Cote •worth ' 1 0 "'hernias fkla(Gill 1 li i hunias 11. Sers James Poweit . '1 01Mrs. 6.•ddes .... 1 0 William La vcock ' 1 Oilttiwar.l Sieele John 1). Grie)bon ' 1 OJ. N. H. ..i..... ...... 1 U Slide ew Brothers • . 1 U lir. Ramsey 1 0 James U.. Warry 0 15 W. li W. K. Thompson • I UU. ADDITIONAL SUBSCRIPTIONS, received 25th Jan. Bank of Liverpool ....LT() 0 ; W. Reynolds and Son .. 2 0 Richard Edwards lO 0 Whareiiin and Fletcher.. 24 0 Caleb Fletcher . 10 0 Percival Smith . Win. and Enoch Harvey.lo OJ. M-ait 1 5 Lord Sandon. M.P. .... 5 OJ. Blackley • 1 I Mrs. Leyland William Dixon . 5 (Wharles Holland Benjamin Sadler 5 (,Benjamin Buwring 1 0 Mather,Tomiinsou&Jones 5 .01.1iihil Currie .. Samuel Turner - 5. Oliticbard Payne fl.nry Lawrence 5 (;. William Meier William P. Bushby .... 5 0 John Lomax - 1 0 Alexander Maxwell .... 5 0 Janies Adam Joseph .H ad weu, 5ea..... 5 0 Harry Musgrove I 0 A iexander .Maxwell. .... 5 o.i. Rawson ,Edward Gritien Theodore W. Ratlilione.. 5 (1 Richard Wither Hegan, Hall and Cu..... 5 Opuseph Hossack • I 0 Richard Radcliffe R. and T. Woodward.... 5 tit Thomas Brancker, jun 1 0 J. W. Gibson - I 0 Heyworth and Co. J. 0. Bold William B a n n i ng . .. 5 (.) William Maxwell C. W. Newman Thomas Shaw Two liadies Morris Reynolds 5 ( Mrs. Matthews - 1 0 J. Lanigin, Wellington rd 5 0 John Hall 1 0 Ed warrilson James Harvey Mrs. Matthews ' 4 O r fohn Cartwright .. 1 0 Thomas A nelson • 3 (3 W. Backhouse 1 0 G. J. Duncan ..... 3 OIW. Waring ' 1 0 John Drink water A ..F .. 3 OlRev. William Blundell 1 0 ...., . .. „ ... _.. . , . Thrtvnas Barton and Sou 2. 2;Rohert Siers •l' 0 James Dalleish ,, ,2. 2 Wilde and Gibson John Boy d W. and G. Medley,..,., 2 t ,liev. W. D. Blundell.... U 10 John McLauren . 2 011tichard Blundell Mrs. Corbally .. 2 0Geo: D. STers ...... .... U 10 John Nelsnit !. , .2 . Q ()barks Knight Rev. Thomas .13914 .. 2. (t f Charles Gibson John Heiden Leech and Harrison ..,. 2 04. and S. Sampson 0 10 The NORTH SOUP SHOP is open every day (Sunday ex cepted) from eight o'clock in the morning until four in the af ternoon,, for the deliyery of Soup. • •Tickets may. be purchased at Mr. KAYE'S, Castle-street; Messrs. :EpEliTorr Siorrii and Co.'s, Mertury.office, Lrird• street; and at Mr. JOHN Rs DCL LP VE'S. Slater-street, by whoa,. 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