The Liverpool Standard and General Commercial Advertiser. — Liverpool, Merseyside, England, 1850-01-08 00:00:00

I ‘2_z: 7e t - c _ € - %PC ~~i~ oL `~ a 4,„ f - .IV TO THE INHABITANTS OF LIVERPOOL, And the Nobility, Gentry, Clergy, and Families through- THEATRE -ROYAL, WILLIAMSON-SQUARE. THE Ma nagement respectfully announces that this Theatre is OPEN for the WINTER SEASON. T HE NEW PANTOMIME EVERY EVENING. , I . ‘ A r • AND GENERAL COMMERCIAL ADVERTISER. out Lancashire and the adjoining Counties. W E beg to inform you that we have taken the YREMMS, m e 771 - 1 S ENNG, (Tuesda, the Bth instant, Perfo rmance will l commence wit h the favourite Comedy of LAUGH WHEN YOU CAN. Afte r Gossamer Mr. J. Browne. which, for the eleventh time, a new Historical, National, tioisalric, Fanciful, Anti-Tragical, Comical, Burlesque CHRISTMAS PANTOMIME, 114 R E QUEINNTITLED C ADEIt; No. 56, WATERLOO-PLACE, CHURCH-STREET, OPPOSITE RINELAGH-STREET, for the purpose of carrying on an EXTENSIVE TEA AND COFFEE TRADE, which is now OPENED. This Establishment, of which we are the projectors and pro "'^7t respects differ from any at ,psirable, .HEARTS RESOLVED AND HANDS PREPARED, THE BLESSINGS THEY ENJOY TO GUARD.-SMOLLET PrietnrB, will. In many _ present existing,' iti Liverpool; it rnny thererpft ....a —if not necessary, that we should state explicitly the Gals upon which it is foUnded, the system upon whieb it will be condUttedi Slid the reasons which hive led us to select Liverpool as the field 141°411.13 t CE'UR-DE-LIO ND THE KNIGHTS TEMPLAR. Designed and wri expressly for this Theatre by Th e um . 11. ENO and H. PEARSON. aCenenr I .I C c 9InP O by Mr. J. R. Webb ; the new and splei.l4 Assisfa'n,"es. d eli and painted by Mr. Dearlove , Jun., anal plicatedol. Changes, Tricks, Transformations,. and Banners, the by Mr. Jones; the Decorations, , the liLand Properties designed and executed by . Mr. M Cru . m ; anti; ,and characteristic Dresses by Mr. Jefferies and Assist dem. _e Comic Scenes invented and arranged , and the whole ° a y , ' and produced by H. Boleno. Hari en . TR ANSFORMATION OF CHARACTERS. Clo ...... M. Milano I Columbine ..... Madame Boleno wn ... Signor Boleno I Pantaloon.... Herr Cole No. 1420.1 TUESDAY, JANUARY 8, 1850. [PRICE FIVEPENCE. for triir enterprise. The principles we adopt as a basis is to sell by read TEAS AND COFFr;ES, of superior quality, at the SMALLEST RE, MUNEIZATING PROFIT, FOR READY MO NE f;. thus placing the inhabit an t s of Liverpool up n a footin .the purchase f those aricles. with th inhabitts, ondon. In order o to ensure these results, e there w an te required, first, a competent knowledge of the bus a : secondly, capital sufficient for the purpose; thirdk, 'ERTAIN AND QUICK RETURN OF THE CAPITAL ' PLOYED: and, fourthly, a population numerous enougl o warrant the ex p ec t a ti on o f an "EXTENSIVE TRAD , without which the system of "SMALL PROFITS" not be permanently maintained. The two former we ar epared to bring into immediate pre ration. and the tw atter are sufficiently guaranteed by the immense popula • n o f Liverpool and a strict adherence to "cash Pcktintel4 :" the only system which effectually secures to the vendorthe power of obtaining his o•oods upon the best erms; and to the purchaser the fultilinent e of such pretensions tas we have announced. NOTICE. ART-UNION OF LIVERPCIOL, 1849 BY ROYAL AUTHORITY, IMPORTATIONS FOR CHIII TNIAS AND THE NEW YEAR WOOLLEN GOODS UR present Stock of P IL OT CLOTHS BEAVERS, all Colours, LIVERPOOL EYE AND EAR INFIRMARY. THE ANNUAL MEETING of the SUBSCRIBERS and FRIENDS of the EYE and EAR INFIRMARY is to be 1 in the Clarendon-Rooms, on MONDAY next, the 14 scant, at One o'clock precisely. ENRY CROSFIELD, Treasurer. CHARLES WILSON, Hon. Secretary. And under tio✓ Sanction of Her Majesty's Most Honourable the Priv?, Council. SUBSCRIPTION, ONE GUINEA. F. L. HAUSBURG BEGS leave to announce the arrival of the GOODS selected by him during his recent journey td the Continent. Stimulated by the kind approval with which his previous exertions have been rewarded, he has on the pre sent occasion spared neither pains nor outlay to surpass his former efforts; every novelty has been secured immediately on its production; every article which might be deemed worthy the notice of the possessors of true taste, has been added to the varied and extensive assortment which *is prepared to submit to his Friends, and the present Se ion will be found to be superior in elegance, variety, a extent, to any by which it has been preceded. WITNEYS, i A .eitensiVe and very superio . r, and whic are selling at prideS considerably lower than, at t esent price of Wool, they could fie manufactured. . . THE Subscribers and Public are respectfully _1 informed, that. the SUBSCRIPTION-BOOKS will posi tively CLOSE on FRIDAY next, the 11th January instant, and that the ANNUAL MEETING and PRA G for PRIZES will take place on THURSDAY, the January instant, at Twelve o'clock precisely, at the E EITION Rooms, Old Post office-place, The Rie:ht Honors e the EARL OF SEFTON, President he Society, in the Chair. our Winter TROUSERI and VESTINGS, comprising all the newest styie',• we also selling at very low prices. Wholegole Buye e usual, are supplied upon most advart- r jo. m „,, Mid - ' ll°. "*" (Wednesday), DonglasJerrold's Drama of THY OLEE LLOW; Tom Drops. Mr. J. Browne. TrHtrasnAY next, THE MAID OF CROISSY. O n DAY next, THE SCHOOLFELLOW. SATURDAY next a flyonrite Play. .to conclude with, e - ve ' ryivening., the New Comic PXNTom z T. SIT UTTLEWORTII, Box Bookkeeper. THE Treasurer of the LIVERPOOL INFIRMARY desires to acknowledge with thanks the following Dona tions, Legacies, and Church Collections received during the past year : tageous ternie. W. T. MORRIS, 80. LORD -STREET, January 7, 1850. DONATIONS William Brown, Esq., M.P. Traveller, per Mr. H. Owen, Rainhill Mr. Edward. Hylton, being proceeds of a at his Menagerie The Misses Alexander Messrs. M'Corquodale and , a fine paid by an LIVERPOOL INPIRMAR,X. .50 0 0 ,___ 2 0 0 aley,_ ROYAL AMPHITHEATRE. --- '4 1 e , 5- Manager, Mr.W. R. Copelancl,ls,Gt.Charlotte-st The Print, "II COURTSHIP," will be delivered at once, on payme of the Subscription to any of the AOENTS, Mr. GREEN HERBERT, Assistant-Secretary, or at the ART UNION OFFICE, 62, Castle-street. JOHN R. ISAAC, Honorary Secretary. 62, Castle-street, Liverpool, January 2, 1850. The St . of JEW L E R Y, onsisting of DR. TURNBULL will com his LECTURES on CLINICAL MEDIC , and the USE of the STE THOSCOPE, in DISEAS the CHEST. at this Institution, TO-MORROW, (Wedn y,) the 9th instant, at Eleven o'clock in the Forenoon. 3 16 0 10 0 0 By PAULO -"I PANQUE'S UNRIVALLED COMPANY BRACELETS, DICOOCHES, NECKLETS, CHAINS, 1 0 0 20 0 0 2 0 0 40 0 0 25 0 0 1 0 0 0 10 6 1 1 0 10 10 0 1 1 0 apprentice Thos. Brocklebank, E , per John Lomax, Esq W. Carus Wilson, ' Casterton-hall William Benn , .sq. William N , Esq Mr. Eliezer Pughe, Hope-place Messrs. A. Dennistoune and Co T., per the Treasurer Charles Mclver, Esq Jesse Hartley, Esq. Compensation for injury done to the carriage of 1. Brownell, Esq., by the Atlas, Aigburth omnibus .. 2 2 0 Anonymous, Hu ,- ton . A Friend, per the ireasurer lOO 0 0 E. S., per Rev. W. Badnall 3 3 0 George Holt, Esq. A Lady, per the Treasurer Messrs. Harrisons and Crosfield North Shore Mills Company George Arkle, Esq., Mrs. Liddell, per John Lomax, Esq 2 0 0 Three Servants at the Adelphi Hotel, per Mr. Radley 015 0 A Friend 1 1 0 A. A., surplus balance of an account Robert Case, Esq 1 1 0 OF EQUESTRIANS, AZeric , It e - APpearance of YOUNG HERNANDEZ. a Star in Equitation, and most positively his LAST WEEK IN ENGLAND. l iiisThe LAFAYETTE FAMILY for Five Nights. EVENING, (Tuesday), and TO-MORROW, ~ldil" (Wednesday), the Bth and 9th instant, . Sun • • „. a and Pauline Lafayette on the Double Tight-Rope. nape will dance the Court Polka, on Horseback. Mr. Fenner will execute his wonderful Act. „ TAMES AND THOMAS LEWIN, 48, CASZAE.STREET, ICINGS, PINS, &c., &c., has again been considerably augmented by supplies from the principal houses in London, and by the productions of his own Manufactory upon the premises, and on examination will prove unequalled by that of any other house. F. L. H. begs to tender a respectful invitation to his Friends, and to assure them, that whether they may be pleased to make purchases or otherwise, they will be received with equal polite ness and attention. ST. MATTHEW'S CHURCH, LIVERPOOL (Opposite xchange Club,) WINE, SPIRIT, D POICIER MERCHANTS, ON SUNDAY next, the 13t ~ TWO SERMONS will be Preached (thy • the above Church, after which Collections will be made defray the expenses of the Church, in. the Morning, at uarter before Eleven o'clock, by the Rev. S. B. SUTTO , 8.A., Curate of St. Mary's, Kirkdale ; and in the Evenin ,at Half-past Six, by the Rev. A. HEWLETT, M.A., Incumbent of Astley. near Manchester. ND AGENTS TO THE MA RESTER FIRE-OFFICE F. L. HAUSBURG, OLD POST-OFFICE-BUILDINGS. DYKE AND DAWBARN, LIVERPOOL PROVIDENT CLERKS' ASSOCIATION. UNDER LOCAL PATRONAGE. TAILORS, ROBE AND HABIT MAKERS, MAYER'S EVERLASTING PENS "PROM the unprecedented success of MAYER'S r GOLD PEN, J. M. has been induced to introduce an Article of still greater economy, of equal durability with the Original Gold Pens. The points are made of the same inde structible material, the fore port of Gold, and the body of the Pens of Silver. BANKERS AND TREASURER Messrs. ARTHUR HEYWOO S a d Co., Offices, 20, _North in-street. 52, CASTLE-: STREU, LIVERPOOL WHERE A CONTINH.CiCE OF ORDERS WILL BE ESTEEMED, PRICE THREE SHILLINGS EACH. These Pens are as flexible as the Quill, yield Ink quite as freely, and are perfectly anti-corrosive. J. M. still continues to make the PENS, PRICE SIX SHILLINGS EACH. 45 0 0 9000 txt Miss Cotterell as La Sylph . der* -- • The r anrdthary Performances by t ony, Neptune. roth e , Elliott as the Gy tic Sons of Euthymus. riTu:Donnell as the India ief of the Red Desert. The vi,""ile. Lafayette as th ashing White Sergeant. urlcps Wonder, HE ANDEZ, in his truly pre-eminent Tn . Act, as t 1 e meward-bound Mariner. -int'er•nificent Cavalc ,by Eighteen Ladies and Gentlemen. Th e c res ting perfo ance by Miss Gee, the Fairy of the Circle. (Tritest for le Championship, by Mr. Fenner, the Brothers Actor'', Elliott, and the co p i e of Vaulters. E Norse Elliott, by Miss Brown, the elegant Equesterine. (Plestrian Scene, a la Pas Styrian, by Miss and Master Gee. Aroerca' The Sports of Atlas, by she Brothers Elliott. i sPride, HERNANDEZ, in his miraculous Act of ToEquestrianism. pe ° Pclude with th e Courier of St. Petersburgh, by Mr. H. - Ills, who will Ride and Drive 1,2, 3,4, 5,6, 7,8, and 9 Horses, at one time oil Clowns, Messrs. H. Brown and Griffiths. PERFP R InAY next, the llth instant, a GRAND MID-DAY ORMANCE, at Two o'clock. Ors Open at Half-past Six, Performance to commence at ?lie precisely. Dt, s'?,f Admission :—Dress Circle, 3s. ; Side Boxes, 2s. 6 d.; uoxe s uu• ; Gallery, Gd. Second Price at Nine o'clock: Dress 48 . ; Side Boxes, Is. 6d. ; Pit, Is. T. SHUTTLEWORTII, Box Book-keeper. LIVERPOOL COLLEGIATE INSTITUTION SOIREES MUSICALES. °"M 0 RRO W (WEDNESDAY) EVENING, the 9th instant, THE CREAT With a Selection from RossipPUSTABAT MATER. VOCA TS lIISS HELEN TAYLOR I MISS COLLINS, _ . MR. D. MIRANDA, MR. W. H. SEGUIN, . C°ll dUctor... An powerful CHORUS. Sir RY R. BISHOP, Knt., Prof. Mus. Oxon. Organi Mr. E. F. SMITH. Gall ryMi,6d.ssN—Lower Gallery, 25.; Body, Is. 6d.; Upper io •- Books of the Words, 6d. each. J. GREGORY JONES, Secretary GRAND MUSICAL ENTERTAINMENT. C ONCERT--HALL LORD NELSON-STREET. WEDNESDAY EVENING, JANUARY 16 . RESERVED SEATS, 2S GALLERY, Is BODY, 6d MISS MILLIGAN has the honour to announce t...", her C thONCERTat the fol of the 16thlowing Distinguished Artis engaged : MISS WHIT LL, SIGNORA L T O N I, A L L S, . WEHLI, PERCI V A L, .."111R. H. V. LEWIS 8, Anson -street, Pembroke-place. LIVERPOOL PHILHARMONIC SOCIETY. xE Committee beg to announce, that they have made arrangements for a SOIREE MUSICALE, On the Evening of T he p MONDAY NEXT, THE 14th INSTANT. rogramme will embrace a Selection from Mendelssohn's Dart Songs, German Quartetts, Irish Melodies Harmo ', B Ec., &c. • VOCALISTS : Suldr a '°—Miss DOLBY, Madame DL MANARA, Miss BALFI (Sister of the Composer.) 41/t o —Mr. YOAKLEY, ROBINSON,ubIin. - " °7l —Mr. FRANCIS Rof Dublin; Mr. JOSEPH • ROBINSON, of Liverpool. 44,- -Mr. JOSEPH ROBINSON, of Dub 'n ; Mr. WILLIAM ROBINSON, of D n. 'bolo B ' ol o Piano-forte—Mrs. JOS ROBINSON, Dublin. Plute—Mr. PERCIVA Piano—Mr. E. F. SMITH. C onductor—Mr. JO ROBINSON, of Liverpool. -.onrietors will hav e preference of their Boxes and Stalls. Tickets fo oxes and Stalls.. 3s. each. Ticket r the Galleries .2s. each. Pi a All Reserved Seats. Ofh 118 of e Hall may be seen, and Places secured, at the On of the Society, Exchange.court, Exchange-street, East. t 4 O the 14th instant, Tickets can only be obtained at the Hall. pnce in Hope-street. ° Person will be admitted except in full Evening Dress. wil;oors to be opened at Seven o'clock, and the Performance " commence at p Eight o'clock. By order, WM. sin's o9th, 1849. December ~ WM. SUDLOW, Hon. Sec LIVERPOOL PHILHARMONIC VOCAL CLASSES. TRESE CLASSES will meet on TUESDAY, the .4422nd instant, and on each succeeding FRIDAY and (11?41.' f., 1 4 l es' Classes, at Twelve o'clock, n ; Gentlemen's se a , at Half-past Seven, p.m., IN THE HALL, • : 'E -STREET. T 9. ''rltr a '' Per Qr. of 20 Les. • .s, payable in advance.... ss. Od. G eriti nce ttltr h ein en, per Qr. 0 Lessons, payable in advance ss. Od. Th e n.ce ... dueti o i nstructiin imparted in these Classes will form an intro of ito l'(to those who may be desirous of availing themselves tio Cie s Ohestra of the Philharonic Society. s Tickets rc may be obtained, and any require d informa at the Office, Exchange-court, Exchange-street East. (By order,) WM. SUDLOW, Hon. Sec. HE LICENSED VICTUALLERS' CHARITY BALL, 'rhe T ~.:UNDE rsR THE DISTINGUISHED PATRONAGE OF , n ohipful the M Col Right Hon. the Earl and Countess of Sefton, Si r fle, l Sir Ed war d C us t, B ar t., an d L a dy C u st, b il1 to Pun Gerard, Bart., and Lady Gerard , . brown,Esq. M.P., and Mrs. IN n, C ardwell, Esq., M.P. and Mrs. E . Cardwe ll, ,t i ol o - 4 ( rAtts Bernard Birch, M.P., Wthe Trustees of the Insti on, ILL take place the T W N - . H AL L , 1 ,14 1 . T O-3fORR (Wednesday), the 9th :natant. I; 4 N . R""q 13 BIN ELLINGTON-ROOMS QUADRILLE i t are e ee dby the kind permission of Colonel an d n th a e - i/c a e n rs, , the excellent BAND of H.M. 46TH ii,Tiel',A-44-NT will be in attendance. including Refreshments, 10s. each, may be procured - Pr,_ 4l iit,`,!‘' s Paper-offices Music-shops, principal Hotels, of the Th y and at the Institution, 59, St. Anne-street. .."---........Z.eshments supplied by Mr. F. C. SEYDE. WILL CLOSE 1 1- Pebt'-fURDAY NEXT, THE 12th INSTANT. -" lIIBITION of the WORNS-of-MODERN OLD POSTO ARTIST E.PLACE. Adm ission, Tw e; Children, One Penny. agues, One Penny. J. BUCHANAN, Secretary ---._ G AS CHANDELIERS, (1141/II'IING. THREE ESSENTIAL PROPERTIES, Beauty of Design, Durability of WorkrnanslAr and Lowness of Tlrte, MAY AD AT G.! e r - / A r „A A N S R and LAMP WAREHOUSE, „,1%4' ER - STREET , CHURCH-STREET, uld * * — Ev LIVERPOOL. oric ne_tY description of Brass-Work Made and Repaired. '"---...._...5.z1-Eronzed or Re-Lacquered. AN 4 11 ROUGH OF LIVERPOOL. terp 0 ‘ cemMtto -lON of a COUNCILLOR for No. 9, or oe C a lled b GEORGE WARD, to supply e Vacancy ot .olde n 0 Y the death of Henry Gordon H rd, Esq., will the ic : a is HerneiTUFeSDAY, (This Alder.Da) t sth instant, and r ,l'oitit e l d t rard i t Ywep, that the an and Assessors of _ ave ro with the ap r um of the Mayap ioereuthrteied I)e Y S II I I ° , P TA.• 64, on the rth side of Nelson-street__, Tho s Ba ld Ele e ' ti " O E I II W lAMB, as the Polling Place rated i e Burge„ es °l '• . s a,r,i_cl also r i esp e ect of vi em i s e e i s nle i t r i o r o . le or n r h e e23 ne r s g s e ßa r a d s , 1 4 7, , s al Wair,, ,pect.of Premises in an'y other Ward. did, at the otlreleet till4tatsiorns, holden on the First Day of November Dre s ,, e !t Geo ge '', d by vpting in any Ward other than No. 9, . E lectio n "ard, will not be entitled to Vote at the k orxii tim e tdio.: 19 f ficer n a g h t ° Eouweq,for Polling is from Nine o'clock in the -our , _a ve th r 0 dock in the Afternoon, but the Presiding v ote o h e a l i o ck, tf e e z e le wel l to close the Poll at any time before been tendered I t la f l o l r h a a n v g which no ofl,?e Per i. y Va a gri l at urin evernber Bliatioveel_ected will continue in Office until the Ist day of til °rder oi 851 e ward, the -Mayor, and of the Alderman and Assessors 21.1° 44411, sth Janwati .101 wm S HUTTLEWORTH, Town-Clerk. CHUBB'S PATENT FIREPROOF WROUGHT- IRON SAFES, CHESTS, BOXES, & DOORS THESE Depositories afford complete security to valuable Property from Depredation or Fire. They are made in the best manner, and being entirely of Wrought-iron, combined with effective and well-proved non conductors of heat, and secured by Cm vas's Patent. Detector Locks, will resist Intense Heat, the falling o timbers and brickwork in case of Fire, or the skill and ce of the most determined burglar. Their Fireproof ies are well known, and have been subjected to frequent ere tests. . . No instance has been found Nit • they have been in Fires in which the contents were iniur • Mr. Braidwood, Superinten dent of the London Fire B • ade, stated, a few months since, in a discussion before " Institution of Civil Engineers," that in every Fire i hick he had found Safes of Chubb's manufacture, the 1 ,ks and Papers were Preserved, and that in nearly all c' . • • where others were used their contents were destroyed. No iettertestimonial of their safety can be required than the many thousands which have been in use in various parts of the world ,for several years and have given complete satisfaction. _ PATENT DETECTOR LOCKS are made for every purpose to which a Lock can be applied. They afford perfect security, and are extremely simple and durable. They have been characterised by the Comptroller of her Majesty's Stationery Office, J. It. M'Culloch, Esq., as " the best Locks made," as will be seen by the following extract from the evi dence taken before a recent Select Committee of the House of Commons :—" It is altered by everybody who knows anything about the matter, that Chubb's Locks are the best Locks made now." They are consequently now used in all the Government Offices. CHUBB'S PATENT BAR LOCKS form a simple means of securing the Doors of Warehouses, &c., as they possess great strength. CHUBB'S. PATENT LATCHES, for Street Doors, Count ing•houses, &c., are perfectly secure against any attempts to open them by means of false keys or picklocks. The common Latches, and those called " Patent," in general use, afford not the slightest safety, but may even be opened by . numbers of keys dissimilar to their own, and, as an outer door in particular should be properly secured, CHUBB'S PATENT LATCHES are strongly recommended as the most effectual means of safety. They have neat and portable Keys, and are low in price. CHUBB'S CASI9IBOXES and JAPANNED DEEDBOXES are all fitted with the Detector Locks.... • ---- ••• C. CHUBB and SON, 57, ST. PAUL'S CHURCHYARD, LONDON, 16, MARKET-STREET, MANCHESTER, AND 28, L 0 RD,S LIVILRP 0 CIL. BY_HER MAJESTY'S ROYAL LETTERS PATENT, - , -f ROBERTSON'S SMOKE APPARATUS CON. rUMING AIANUFACTURERS, Iron-F. ..ders, Engineers, and others desirous of co . Ong with the Sanatory Regulations of the Board of Hea , may have the SMOKE of their Furnaces, Ovens, Stoves, ' . EFFECTUALLY CONSUMED, by the application of ROB ' SON'S PATENT for that pur pose. The fitting-up of the u paratus does not involve the stoppage of Works during W • KING TIME. This inventio .as now been before the Public for a con siderable peri • . , and it has been publicly tested in London, (before the Commissioners of Health); in Liverpool, (before a host of Medical Gentlemen and others connected with Sanatory Reform); and it is now in operation in MACCLESFIELD (Public Baths), CHESTER (Public Baths), and in various . Factories in Glasgow:and Kilmarnock. Amongst the numerous Testimonials which Mr. R. has re ceived, is the following : "17, Ovington-square, Brompton, Oct. 8, 1849. "Dear Sir,-1 have no hesitation in saying that your plan for consuming smoke, which, in company with Mr. Ranger, [Com missioner of Public Health], I saw in operation in London, is applicable to all kinds of steam generating furnaces, steam boats, of course, included. Any man's plan may be tampered with; and neglect or gross carelessness will reduce the best improvement to nil. But with the most ordinary means and attention, your appliances will prevent dense smoke; in fact, almost prevent, at anytime, the slightest appearance of smoke. I most heartily wish you may meet with the encouragement your invention deserves. " I am yours, respectfully, " ROBERT RAWLINSON. (Commissioner of Public Health.) "To J. Robertson, Esq., Liverpool." The peculiar advantage of this plan is that not only does it consume the Smoke, but that LESS FUEL is used, Steam more easily generated, and a greater degree of heat kept up, than by / any system hitherto in use. Terms for fitting up the Apparatus are moderate. Apply to C. L. THOMSON, 1.6, RuMl , 9 g LI- ST X Ta,l4 LIS II MI tow. THE COMMITTEE of the LIVERPOOL FEMALE PENITENTIARY gratefully acknowledge the kind inter est of the Rev. J. R. Conor, and of those who have so promptly and generobsly sent Donations and Subscriptions, in answer to the Circulars lately destributed an behalf of that Charity. The Institution has existed 173 r nearly Forty Years, during which time upwards of Fifteen H undred Women have found a shelter from their wretchedness within its wal large pro portion of whom have been restored to r tability and vir tue, and many of them brought to re* • ein the pardon of their sins through the Gospel of Chris The House in Falkner-stre e ongs to the Institution, is ad mirably calculated for t purpose, and can accommodate Eighty Inmates; bu out two years ago, the Committee finding their exp ure, though very closely watched, regu larly . exceedin ieir income, and involving them in an in creasing deb , were reluctantly compelled to mit the number to Forty-five. _ _ . The painful result has been that poor sorrowing outcasts have been refused an asylum, and have been forced to return to their career of sin ; and it is melancholy to reflect on all the cennsequences of this disappointment to themselves and to others. _ _ _ The Institution is largely self-supporting; the permanent income still falls short of the reduced scale of expenditure; and the debt would now have been a serious one but for the help o' timely and liberal donations. An additional Income of 'l5O a year, and Donations for their present emergencies, would enable the Committee effectually to extend their operations. They hope the amount will be cheer fully supplied, in which hope th3y are encouraged by several favourable replies to their recent applications. Communications may be addressed to any of the under signed:— ADAM HODGSON, } Vice• Presidents. JOHN CROPPER, Jun., JOSEPH ANDERSON, i Secretaries. JAMES DOWDALL, JOSEPH KING, Treasurer. Penitentiary, Falkner-street, Jan 3, 1850. s. d. Donations already acknowledged 220 3 0 Subscriptions ditto 51 2 0 - ------- DONATIONS SINCE RECEIVED W. Gordon, Esq E. C., per Dr. Anderson Unknown Friend, per Adam Hodgson, Esq... _ . A Friend, John Torr, Esq John Schofield, - Esq. Collection at St. John the Evangelist's, per ltev. H H. Higgins 5 0 0 5 0 0 5 0 0 0 10 0 10 0 0 1 0 0 APPEAL FOR A NEW CHURCH IN THE DISTRICT OF EDGE-HILL. THE Committee appointed for carrying out the above objecthaving now succeeded in obtaining promises orDionations io the amount of £4OOO, venture to appeal to the Public at large to enable them to complete so necessary and excellent a work. They subjoin some extracts from the statement which has been hitherto circulated privately. . . The district conventionally attached to Edge-hill contains 7567 souls, of which about 4000 belong to the middle anti la bouring classes. The Church, which contains 900 person as only free sit tines for 20; others are accommodate he aisles. The population has incree.=ed a ast seven-fold since the erection of the Church, in 18 treets and courts of small houses now occupy the plac fields and gardens. It is proposed to buil new Church in that portion of the Edge-hill district wh' ies between Crown-street and Mason street, to contain 0 Sittings, of which 500 will be Free, for the use of the r, and 100 let at reduced rates. The present population is about 3000 persons ; but a consi derable portion of the Land is yet unbuilt upon. The patronage will be vested in the Rector of West Derby, and the Incumbents of St. Mary's and St. Jude's. The total expense of Land, Building and Endowment will be .413000. A Site has been obtained on the east side of Crown-street, opposite Walnut-street. The Committee do not intend to sign any Contract, or ask for the payment of any Subscription until the sum of £5OOO is promised. Donations will be thankfully received by any Member of the Committee, or by CHARLES GROVES, Esq., or at the following Banks :—Brancli Bank of England; Messrs. Leyland and Bul lens ; Messrs. Arthur Heywood, Sons, and Co. ; Royal Bank; the Bank of Liverpool; and the Union Bank. GO TO 40, BOLD-STREET, FOR CHEAP GLASS. JWARD, 40. BOLD -STREET, gratefully acknow • ledges the patronage he has received for supplying the Public with the best quality of RICHLY-CUT and PLAIN GLASS, and assures them that, as he enjoys peculiar advan tages in purchasing his Stock, he is enabled to offer Goods, "quality compared," at prices considerably below the usual rate. - . _ His Stock is extensively assorted i ery description of Cut and Plain Glass, Bohemian Glas abaster Figures, Japan and Papier Mach 6 Tea Trays, &c c. 'the following list of 'pri is of such Goods as can be recom mended : Best Cut Quart Dec ers Pint at° A Set of Ten Glass Dessert Dishes, usually} 1 0 0 the Set sold for 30s. Cut Wine Glasses, from _ 0 0 3 each 0 2 9 each 0 1 9 .. , Half-pint Tumblers, very g00d... Cruet Frames, and Three Bottles. 0 0 3 .. 0 1 0 the Set Pickle Dish 0 0 1i each A Set ofThree Bohemian Ornaments - the Set, _ _ _ A good Celery Glass 0 2 0 each, u- Watel• Jug 0 3 0 .. A Set of Three Trays, 16, 24, and 30 inches A single 24 inch_ Tiaj, 0 1 0 Obsesve.—J. WARD, 40, BOLD-STREET, Liverpool, the Pre mises lately occupied by Mr. T. Smith; and no connexion with any other shop in Liverpool. THE GENERAL FURNITURE MART, 19, BOLD-STREET, ESTABLISHED UPWARDS OF SEVEN YEARS. CUTTER gratefully acknowledges the liberal S • support he has received since the opening of his Esta blishment, and begs to call the attention of Families Furnishing, either in Town or Country, to one of the largest and best assorted Stocks of ROSEWOOD, MAHOGANY, BIR • —AND JAPANNED FURN E, in Liverpool, suitable either for ansion or Cottage, the greater portion of which is factured by his own Work men, and from well-seaso , laterials. The under-mentione rites of a few leading Articles will convince the Publi at he still adheres to the principle he commenced wit z., Small Profits and Quick Returns, which enable him to eep pace with the times : Solid Rosewood Drawing-room Chairs, Stuffed, all Hair, 15s. Od. Ditto Ditto Ditto Easy Chairs 505. Od. Ditto Ditto Ditto Settee 70s. Od. Ditto Ditto Ditto Four-feet Loo Table 755. Od. Solid Mahogany Dining-room Chairs, in Hair-cloth 14s. 6d. Ditto Ditto Ditto Couch, Ditto 7ss, Od. Mahogany Chiffonsiers -. • Four.. 60s. Od. Ditto Sideboards 908. Od. Ditto Dining Tables, Telescope principle 1008. Od. White Birch Half tester Bedstead, complete soa. Od. N.B.—A large Stock of the Patent PURIFIED BEDDING, Spring, Hair, and Flock MATTRESSES. Designs and Prices of Articles sent by post. Country Orders carefully attended to, and no charge for Packing. —__ ___ 19. OBSERVE THE NUMBER-19 COTTAGE PIANO, NEW, FOR 20 GUINEAS. (AN SALE, several Mahogany and Rosewood kf COTTAGE PIANO-FORTES, New, Six-and-a-half to Six-and-three-quarter Octaves, at Prices from 20, 25. 28, 30, 34, to 36 GUINEAS, by London Makers. Also, a Second-hand Square PIANO, Six Octaves, by Clementi, S Guineas ; a DITTO, Five-and-a-half Octaves, by Wilkinson, 5 Guineas. GEORGE 2 and 4, BERRY-STREET, opi3si#tegt. .Luke's Church, Respectfully begs to inform thos dies and Gentlemen who are about to purchase Piano-f s, that he is commissioned to SELL the above PIANO-F ES (inferior to none in tone and touch), and which can arranted in every particular, and at Lower Prices for C than have ever been offered before in this town. _ _ — Xs above, may be bad a variety of the best FLUTINAS, splendid and plain ACCORDIONS, from Five Shillings to Five Guineas, and all the Music for those Instruments (a catalogue of which may be had). He has always on Sale all the new and fashionable Songs, Polkas, Waltzes, &c., just published, at a Reduction of Three pence in the Shilling. G. S. has for Sale (a late Purchase) 1000 Copyright Songs, in the best condition, all different, and recently published at 2s. each, which he now offers at 6d., or seven for 3s. Also, a large assortment of Copyright Piano-forte Music at Half-price. This may be considered a good opportunity for any Lady who is making up her Book for binding, &c. REFRESHMENT AND WAITING ROOMS, GREAT LANDING STAGE, ST. GEORGE'S PIER, LIVERPOOL. THE Public are respectfully informed, that these Rooms are NOW OPEN from Eight o'clock in the Morn ing until Eigli o'clock in the Evening. From the proximity of these Rooms to the Boats, Families will derive superior convenience in purchas* , whilst the prices of FRUIT, CONFECTIONERY, ~ will be found as low as those of any other Establishm in town. Arrangements have been made he DEPOSIT OF RCELS, &c., which may be left in care e taken away the same day), and for which ONE PENNY will he charged. Contracts may b tered Into for Twelve Months, ending Ist January, 185 ickets (not transferable)—For One Person, ss. ; for a Film' y, 10s.; payable in advance. Care will be exercised to ensure the correct transfer, but in all cases where it is practicable, a Ticket should be taken at the time of leaving the articles in charge, as a protection for their safe delivery; otherwise they must be considered to be at the risk of the owners. January, 1850. BY ORDER. BRISTOL TRIPE THE celebrity which HAMLEN'S BRISTOL TRIPE has acquired for Exportat• s ncluced a great demand for the article in this port • ( for the readier supply of Merchants, Captains, and Store Dealers, a Stock of it Is always kept in full-siz ars, and Sold, at the Bristol price, BY JO f STIVENS AND CO., 102, DUKE-STREET, SOLE AGENTS FOR LIVERPOOL. MANUPtETtYRED BY JOg H MAYER, SILVERS TH AND JEWELLER, 68 and , LORD-STREET, LIVERPOOL. N.B.—A new Illustrated Catalogue of prices of Silver and Plated Goods is just published, and may be had gratis, on application. FRENCH MERINOS, in almost every Shade of Colour, 2s. 00., 2s. 43d,, 28. Sid., 35., 38. 6d., 48., and ss. EMBROIDERED VICUNA DRESSES, 12s. led., 155.,165. 6d. BRAIDED ROBES, Bs., Bs. 10d., and 9s. 6d. EMBROIDERED DITTO, 10s. 9d., 12s. 6d., 175., 205., and 245. LONG WOOL SHAWLS, 7s. 6d., 98. 2 10s., 125., 145., 165., 155., 215., and 255. - - GALA P LAID S and TWEEDS, 5d., 6d., 7d., Bd., 9d., lOad., _ and ls.2d. GLACE ROYALES, a beautiful texture, Is. sicl. The above are a few of the pul chases made in London this week, and will be found about one-third less in price than here tofore. IRISH POPLIN TABBINETT, in Plain, Figures, Plaids and Watered. SlLRS.—Brocade, Damask, Glace, Watered, Plain, Striped, &c., a Lot of Rich Satin Dresses, 21s. 9d. and 295. 6d. Black and Coloured Velvets. I.—Especial attention is draws to a carefully-selected Stock of the newest Shapes and Styles, made of the best seasoned Skins only. COBURG CLOTHS, the French MeripelfirghTis. is. 4d., Is. 6d., and Is. 9d. MANTLES AND CLOAKS great variety of useful and elegant Shapes, i elvet, Satin, Woollen, and other Textures. Agr variety of the Material in the Piece. TERRY AND VE T BONNETS, Flowers, Ribbons, Neck- ties, Glpellosiery, &c. THE FAMI D'EPARTMENT, embracing Blankets, Coun terpanes, Sheetings, Table Linens, Table Covers, &c., is deserving of especial regard. JOHN BRISCOE, 60 and 62, OLDHALL-SLREET. T wrip peß HE FIRST OK LY MEETING of the MEMBERS will held at the Offices this Present TUESDAY Evening, t Bth instant, at Half-past Seven o'clock, for the transactio general business, and to receive a Report of the proceedings of the Board. By order of the Board, W. G. POOLE, Secretary. 20, North John-street, January, 1850. SALE OF WOOLLEN GOODS MY arrangements for entering into the Manu facturing Business being now completed, I have to an nounce to my . friends and the public the disposal of the whole of my extensive Stock of PLAIN and FANCY WOOLLEN GOODS, and as the time permitted me of thus ffering it for Sale is limited, I have reduced every ar onsiderably less than the Maker's price. Nearly two-thirds of it has b purchased within the last three months, and for exte d variety it is superior to any ever offered in this town In respectfully soli gan early inspection, I feel confident that the quality Goods, and the Reduction in Price that I have made, wi be readily appreciated by both the Trade and the Public. Shippers and Wholesale Buyers will find the present such an opportunity as may not occur aga H in. J. RICMOND, 1 and 3, PARADISE-STREET. November 2, 1849. TEETH MR. DAVIS, SURGEON DENTIST, from London and Paris, begs to inform those suffering from Loss of Teeth, that he has an infallible method of adapting ARTIFICIAL TEETH to any case, without extracting the old stutnps or giving the least pain, avoiding the injurious aid of springs or wires, and answering the purposes of mastication, articulation, and appearance, as well as those which Nature has supplied. Although deprecating the custom of adver • g,—Mr. DAVIS finds it necessary to keep pace with times, and at once states his charges, viz. : A single Artificial Tooth .eo 5 0 A complete Set of Ar • ial Teeth, from 5 5 0 Decayed Teeth pe nently stopped, whatever size the cavity, with Mr. D s's Enamel Cement, without pain or in convenience, r ring the hollow tooth to its original utility, and preventing toothache. MR. DAVIS, SURGEON DENTIST, 1028, DUKE-STREET, LIVERPOOL. LESSONS IN WRITING, BOOK-KEEPING, &c., BY M R. T H O M P S O N, FINISHING WRITING MASTER, ESTABLISHED IN CLAYTON-SQUARE UPWARDS OF TWENTY Goon WRITING.—MT. Thompson, of Clanton-sgurre, has made more good writers than any teacher in England. We are certain that he has reformed numerous bad hands in an incre dibly short space of time.—See Journal, Feb. 12, 1849. Learn by the Pen those Talents to insure, That fix ev'n Fortune, and from Want secure. For Ease and Wealth, for Honour and Delight, Your Hand's your Warrant, if you wejl.can Write. TR. THOMPSON'S is the y Establishment in Liverpool where BAD TERS are taught a really Lood and lasting Style of MANSHIP, in a FEW EASY ESSONS, of One Ho ch, Private or in Class. tTe ,, , TO THE LADIES, A neat, rapile d icate, lady-like Hand, being the most fashion able one of e day ; the only form approved of for the Album, complimentary and invitation Cards. AND TO GENTLEMEN, A style at once bold, expeditious, and commercial; characte ristic of the superior freedom of the system, and highly effi cient for mercantile pursuits. MR. THOMPSON GIVES LESSONS IN THE USEFUL ART OF BOOK-KEEPING BY DOUBLE ENTRY, Containing the general principles and particular rules now used in The Mercantile. Houses hi Liverpool. The Pupil is thoroughly instructed in a variety of extensive and diversified transactions, including Purchases and Sales, Goods on Consignment, Shipments Abroad, Joint Adventures, Account Sales, Making Insurances, Partnership, Posting and Balancing the Ledger, Balance Sheet, &c. Commercial Arithmetic, Mental Calculation, and Short-hand Taught in a few easy Lessons. ViRS. THOMPSON gives PRIVATE LESSONS V.l to LADIES who have neglected their WRITING, or have acquired a bad habit in the use of the Pen. Also, NOTE WRITING, ENGLISH GRAMMAR, &c. Cards of Terms may be had by applying at No.B, CLAYTON SQUARE, LIVERPOOL. Mr. and Mrs. THOMPSON are ably assisted by their Son, Mr JAMES W. IHOMPSON. COMMITTEE FOR BUIDINO THE NEW CHURCH IN THE DISTRICT OF EDGE-HILL. William Atherton, Esq.,, Rev. F. Barker, Edge-hill, Rev. Dr. Carpenter, Pembroke-place, R. Dirom, Esq., Rumford place, Rev. J. S. Howson, Principal of the Collegiate Institution, Campbell S. Lemon, Esq., Birchfield, Edge-hill, M. D. Lowndes, Esq., Brunswick-street, J. Lownsborough, Esq., Mount Vernon-green, C. W. Neumann Esq., Hackin's-hey, Valentine Smith, Esq., Beech-terrace, James Steains, Esq., North John-street, Edward Young, Esq., Birchfield, Edge-lane, J. N. Moore, Esq., Mount Vernon-road, William Durning, Esq., Edge-lane, E. Spencer Lowndes, Esq. TREASURERS. J. K. Rounthwaite, Esq., 24, Water-street, Hilton Halhead, Esq., 37, Sefton-street. SECRETARIES. Rev. T. R. Govett, 1, North-view, Edge-hill, Edward Woods, Esq., Church-street, Edge-hill- DONATIONS TO THE FUND FOR BUILDING A NEW CHURCH, IN THE DISTRICT OF EDGE HILL. s. d. Donations previous acknowledged. 4417 4 11 H.biristifin, Esq. Thos. Briscall, Esq A Friend, per C. Inman, Esq . From Ladies' Cards Charity Basket 10 0 0 10 0 0 25 0 0 20 19 6 20 0 0 Church Boxes Weekly Contributions 0 16 1 11 16 2 Total £4585 16 8 Donations towards the Endowment M £l2O 0 0 .Tan 7. 1)450. LIVERPOOL DISTRICT PROVIDENT SOCIETY. THE COMMITTEE regret that the depressed state of the Funds of the Society obliges them to make an im mediate and earnest appeal to the Public on its behalf. The income of the Society. derived from Annual Subscriptions, falls far short of what is required for its efficient maintenance, and the Committee, in making this appeal to their Fellow townsmen, are confident that it will be met with the same liberality and promptness which they have invariably expe rienced on former oceasions. PRESIDENT. The Worshipful th Mayor. VICE-PRESI 'TS. Venerable Archde n Brooks, M.A Rev. Augustus C pbell, M.A. John Moss. E . John P. He ood, Esq. • TREASURERS. Theod W. Rathbone, Esq. R. addington, Esq. SECRETARIES. obert L. Carr, Esq. Rev. Richard Appleton, M.A. The following Donations have been already received : Edward Moon, Esq John Naylor, Esq 2O 0 0 Joseph Langton, Esq. lO 10 0 William Rathbone, Esq lO 0 0 William Rathbone, jun., Esq. 5 0 0 Theodore W. Rathbone, Esq 5 0 0 Wm. Langton, Esa . 5 0 0 W. H. Higgins, Esq. A Young Lady, per Treasurer 3 0 0 F. Robison, Esq. Thomas Leicester, Esq 2 0 0 George Dobell, Esq 2 0 0 Miss Wood Robert Case, Esq Messrs. D. and C. M`lver, Managers of the British and North American Royal Mail Steam-packet Company, being proportion of Money . received from the public for permission to View their Steam ships J. Knowles, jun 5 0 0 5 0 0 YEW DECIMAL PALM CANDLES , 6 0 . per lb . , ..L1 ten to the , pound. These Candles, though ugly, burn well, and without guttering. They are a 4otirably adapted for lilt who reQuire one which emits a Fre.anight. For Artisans, Turners in, Metal, Sempstresses, T ors, Shoemakers, fir the windows, of small shops, and fo ersons of weak sight, where the light- is of primary, and earance:of secondary, import. anco,,these Candles are i mparable; in short, one Decimal Palm Candle gives the ' tof three ordinary Candles.—Sold by 61IN BEYNON, GEOCER and RANELAGIi € I6ID ITALIAN WA -RSTBANT.EHOEMAN,: US LEGACIES Daniel Maclean, of Liverpool, mariner, per Messrs Wm. and Daniel Arthington, Executors, less duty Miss Margaret Bootle, of Ormskirk, per W. Molyneux Rothwell, Esq., Rev. Richard Leigh, and Christo pher Richmond, Esq., Executors, less duty Rev. Ambrose Dawson, of Bolton-by-Bowland, Clerk, per Pudsey Dawson, Esq., Executor, less duty Mrs. Earle, of Spekelands, per Win. and Hardman Earle, Esqrs., Executors Henry Kershaw, of Liverpool, per William Kershaw and J. P. Hauck, Esqrs., Executors, less duty CHURCH COLLECTIONS. At Christ Church, after a Sermon by the Rev. Field ing Ould, A.M. At Formby Church, after a Sermon by the Rev. Lonsdale Formby, A.M. At St. Mary's, Walton, after a Sermon by the Rev. H. Hindley, A.M. At St. Ann's, Stanley, after a Sermon by the Rev. Thomas Gardner, A.M. Proportion of Collections made in Pall-mall, Rose place, Burlington-street, and Mulberry-street Welsh Calvinistic Methodist Chapels DONATIONS OF LINEN, &c. Mrs. Golding Two Trusses and Old Linen Mrs. Rigby Old Linen. Mrs. Cropper Mrs. William Fletcher Mrs. Hardman Earle Ditto. Mrs. Bates Ditto and Shirts. A Lady, per Dr. Vose Old Linen. With good wishes of a Friend Mrs. Davies Old Linen. Mrs. G. Withers John Mather, Esq. Henry Crosfield, Esq James Lea, Esq. Welsh Branch of Auxiliary Bible Society la January, 1850, 78 15 0 50 0 0 9000 26 4 6 7 0 8 23 13 6 15 4 0 7 10 0 Surgical Instruments 4 Bibles and 8 Testaments. ALFRED NORTH, Treasurer. LIVERPOOL NORTHERN HOSPITAL. THE ANNUAL MEETING of the TRUSTEES of this HOSPITAL will be holden in the Board-room of the Hospital, on TUESDAY [THIS DAY], the Bth instant, at Twelve o'clock precisely, to transact the usual Business and elect Officers for the present year. The Treasurer desires to acknowledge, with many thanks, the following DONATIONS received during the past year_ The Worshipful the Mayor, John Bramley-11 , Esq., being one-third the Proceeds of t ancy Fair and Flower Show," in the Pri s Park, on the Bth, 9th, and 10th of Augus 49, per James Bold, Esq., the Treasurer... William Lowndes, Es unty Court George Arkle, Es r James Ingram, Esq The Officers o e Garrison, per Captain Alboury, being the Proceeds of a Performance at the Adelpht Theatre Francis A. Haniiltoii,'Esq Charles W. Mylne, Esq., 1 William Crompton Ashli Claugh_ton perCptajriYeaton Esq., Kenyon-terrace, Proportio❑ of Welsh Calvinistic Methodist Chapels of Pall-mall, Rose-place, Bur lington-street, and Mulberry-street, per Mr. D. Davies, Mount-gardens • Henry Ormerod, Esq., Bruaswick-road Messrs. Harrisons and Crosfield, per James Bold, Esq., the Treasurer of the Fancy Fair Mr. Daniel Kelly and his Workmen, 36, Soho-street. Mr. Eliezer Pughe, Hope-place, per Mr. D. Davies W. F. Moore, Esq., Isle of Man, per P. B. Drink water, Esq. Found by R. W. Bateson, Esq Mrs. Liddle, Hardy-street, per John Lomax, Esq Messrs. Urquhart and Adamson, one of their Work men fined New York [on - a at ti d 3197 15 17 14 11 10 10 0 10 o'o 10 0 0 5 5 0 5 4 0 5 0 0 5 0 0 5 0 0 4 4 0 2 0 0 1 16 6 1 0 0 1 0 0 o 10 0 0 10 0 0 2 6 BENEFACTIONS OF OLD LINEN City of Dublin Steam-packet Company, Six Pa. Mrs. Mander, Deane-street, Fairfield. „ William Lassell, Starfield. ~ Ripley, Abercromhy-square. „ Adcroft, Springfield. „ John Highfield, Linacre-house, Bootle. „ L. Hardman, Rock-park. „ Whinnerah, Edge-lane. Charles Inman. Everton. Mr. „ Harris, Vauxhall-road. B. HEYWOOD JONES, Treasurer, Bank, Brunswick-street. Liverpool, Ist January, 1850. BY THE QUEEN'S ROYAL LETTERS PATENT. 4 0, 0 : - _ J. G. HARRISON & CO., Having Opened, at No. 14, LORD-STREET, LIVERPOOL, A Branch Establishment for the Sale of TANN'S NEW PATENT DOUBLE-CHAMBERED FIRE-RESIST IN G SAFES, CHESTS,,,,AND BOXES, RESPECTFULLY solidi s e patronage of Bankers, Merchants, Solicitors, d all parties having the care of BOOKS, DEEDS, RECO ' iS, PLATE, JEWELLERY, &c. TANN'S SAFES are e entirely of strong Wrought Iron, and have been fon effectually to resist the attempts of the most skilful Bur• s, being fitted with the PATENT RELI ANCE LOCK, rich has been invented expressly for the pur pose. The . e also a sure RESISTANCE TO FIRE, • as they contain a Chemical Compound—the discovery of the Patentees—which is deposited in a double chamber, between the outer plate and the inner lining of the Safe, which remains unaffected at a very nigh temperature, and merely fuses when it is increased to a degree at which MOST OTHER SUBSTANCES become decomposed ; the water of crystalization, being then driven off, protects the contents of the Safe, by keeping them moist, at a much greater heat than is required for the de struction of the most substantial building. J. G. HARRISON & Co. have much pleasure in directing public attention to their printed Circular, containing the names of a great number of Gentlemen connected with mercantile pursuits, in the Metropolis and elsewhere, in verification of the public tests to which TANN'S PATENT CHESTS have been subjected. A few cases may be cited here. A chest was filled with books, papers, and other documents, and placed in the centre of a large fire, made expressly for the occasion, and in three hours afterwards was removed and opened, when every thing deposited was as perfect as when first put in. On ano ther occasion, in the same chest was deposited a watch in ac tion, with other articles of light texture ; it was then placed on a smith's forge, and subjected to a white heat, for the same length of time; when opened, the watch was still going, and all the contents were found to he perfectly safe and uninjured. The same chest was refitted, and subjected to a third and fourth trial, with the same satisfactory result. At the late fire in Water-lane, Blackfriars, one of these Safes preserved its con tents uninjured, while SAFES OF OTHER DESCRIPTIONS ENTIRELY FAILED. J. G. HARRISON & Co. beg further to add, that not only do these Safes afford the most perfect security against Fire and Robbery, but that the workmanship and interior fittings are far superior to any yet offered, and at fully from 25 to 40 PER CENT. LESS THAN THE USUAL PRICES. TANN'S PATENT RELIANCE LOCK For all kinds of Iron Doors, Safes, Chests, Rooms, and every other purpose to which Locks can be applied. This Lock possesses strength, security, and - simplicity, the three principal requisites of a good Lock ; and also shows a great advantage over everything hitherto offered. First—The sim ple method of the levers being hinged alternately on the bolt of the Lock, and working over each other, forms a combination of the levers at both ends, thereby effecting its well-attested security. Secondly—The introduction of a guard or guards on levers, thus securing the back levers from ever being brought into action, unless by the right key. The PATENT RELIANCE LATCHES are of a perpendicular movement, and guarded; they combine great security, with the advantages of difference from all others. MANUFACTURERS OF IMPROVED WROUGHT-IRON FIREPROOF SAFES, CHESTS, AND BOXES; ALSO STRONG CASH AND DOLLAR CHESTS, FOR EXPORTATION. MANUFACTURERS OF EVERY DESCRIPTION OF BEST LOCKS AND LATCHES; Also 2,3, and 6 Lever Detector Locks, for every purpose. STRONG JAPANNED CASH AND DEED BOXES, FITTED WITH THE PATENT LOCKS. J. G. HARRISON & CO., Na. 14, LORD-STREET, LIVERPOOL. MAN UFACTOSit, iloWitzlzi-110AD, LONDON. LIVERPOOL, second only in importance to London, has not hitherto had the advantages of such an establishment as we propose. The existing grocery establishments; though in many instances of undoubted respectability and considerable extent, are still of that mixed character (combining a variety of hetero geneous trades) which indicates, usually, the infancy of a town rather than the advanced civilisation and high commercial status which are the characteristics of Liverpool. The rapid increase of its population, and other obvious signs of prosperity, at once mark it o u t as t h e p l ace most suited for commercial enterprise, and in no branch of•its commerce is there, in our opinion, so wide a field for honourable and successful com petition as in the Tea Trade; a trade which, beyond all other branches of our imports, has exceeded the most sanguine expectations of all interested in its success, and whose history is alike interesting to the merchant, the financier, and the phi lanthropist; inasmuch as the moral effects resulting from the increased use of tea render it as important a consideration in all future schemes for the public benefit as it has hitherto been in the fiscal arrangement of the Chancellor of the Exchequer or the speculations of thehnercantile community. The discussion of the history of the Tea Trade, however, we have neither time norspace to pursue, but we may just observe, that, while for several years after its introduction, in 1660, the annual import did not exceed "one hundred and fifty pounds," such has been the increase in later times, that last year the quantity imported into London and Li ver p oo l a l one was nearly FIFTY MILLION POUNDS, yielding an aggregate revenue of upwards of FIVE MILLION POUNDS STERLING. The price at the time to which we refer bein. , " SIXTY SHILLINGS PElt POUND," p l aced i t, of course. beyond the reach of any but the wealthy ; and although, in order to increase its consumption, it was sold in a liquid state, and the duty, eightpence per gallon, levied upon it as upon other excisable liquors, yet the progress of it a pp ears to have been very gra dual, for we find, upon reference to advertisements, still ex tant, of a spirited Tea Merchant, of 1709 (nearly tifty years after its introduction,) that the price still remained as high as 20s. per lb. ; and it remained for the enterprise of later times to develope the resources of China and the adaptation of Tea to the wants of the inhabitants of Great Britain ; a people who, above all other nations of the earth, are attached, happily, to fireside comforts, and who are ever ready to sacrifice mere out side splendour for those less dazzling, but more enduring, ele ments which constitute all expressed by that emphatically English word, " Home," and who are therefore disposed at all times to hail as benefactors those who, by " honourable com petition," place within their reach, an article so conducive to comfort as "TEA." Tea, the mere luxury of former times, is now not only a highly important, but an almost indispensable article of sub sistence ; and from the prominent place which it occupies in the expenditure of most families, the power of procuring it IN ITS PURE STATE, of the BEST QUALITIES, and upon the most ECONOM /CAL TERMS, are considerations not beneath the notice of any ; and are, we doubt not, duly appreciated by the inhabitants of Liverpool. The difficulty of procuring good and pure Tea at moderate prices in most provincial towns and cities, and, in fact, at any place out of London, is generally admitted by all those who are in the habit of purchasing their Tea in the metropolis, and is, we think, mainly attributable to the following causes :—Ths very little attention paid by the generality of dealers to the se. lection of those qualities nzost suited for family use; to the long credit zn many instances given; and to the very pernicious system adopted by many of selling Raw Sugars at a positive loss and charging 4N EXORBITANT PROFIT UPON TEA AND COFFEE; thus inflicting a positive injury upon one class of their customers, who purchase but little Su gar , and necessarily confining their own purchases of Pea to the ordinary or inferior kinds; a fact notorious to every London Wholesale Dealer. Our long residence in London and connexion with the first Tea Establishment there gives us advantages, in the constant selection of suitable articles, possessed by few • and as we con- vs, and template confining our trade to " Teas, Coffees, hp.. Refined Sugars," our customers will escape the injustice con nected with the present state of the Sugar Trade; and by ad hering to the ready money system, we shall be able to conduct our business upon a LOWER SCALE OF PROFIT than has hitherto prevailed in this town or neighbourhood. The following are the prices at which w e c an su p p l y T e t -hie for various family purposes:— BLACK TEAS. full flavour.. per lb. 3s. Od. inferior lower 'r4OU, full flavour Ss. 4d. recommended STRON FINE COSGOL VERY FINE CONGOU, rich and strong ... FINEST C( Ty blackish Scented Ora ad. recommended 4s. Od. recommended ly recommended 4s. Bd. to 5s ;ood tonne 48. Od. to 4s. 4d ge Pekoe, very choice ss. 4d o Hyson kinc blood TwanK Fine Twanka GOOD HYS FINE HYSO VERY FINE HYSt full flavour SUPERFINE HY:: GREEN TEAS cate flavour Finest Hyso 3s. Od. inferior lower 3s. 4d. to 3s. 6d. ss. Od. recommended ss. 4d. recommended 1, brig lit close leaf, Young Hyson, good to fine FINEST OUCHAIN, small close wiry leaf Impeiial( ss. 4d. recommended 1. to ss. Od 3s. 6d. to 3s. Bd. 4s. Od. to 58. Od. .npawder, good to sne 3s Guripowder, Canton kind Ciunpovvaer,g9od to fine VERY FINE GUNPOWDER, SUPERFINE GUNPOWDER rich, strong, burnt FINEST GUNPOWDER, very 6s. Od. recommended 6s. 6d. recommended The articles to which especial attention is invited are "THE FINE CONGOU at 3s. 8d.," an excellent and useful Tea; and the " VERY FINE CONGOU, at 45., " admirably adapt e d f or all family purposes, and will be found upon trial, suitable and agreeable to the taste of the great majority of the public; and the "FINEST CONGOU, at 4s. 4d.," ripe and mellow, and of the true Pekoe Souchong flavour, "the BEST BLACK TEA" that need be desired for any purpose. In Green Teas we re commend the " FINE HYSON, at 45.," " VERY FINE HYSON, at 55.," and "SUPERFINE HYSON, at ss. 4d." We shall, perhaps, be told that the prices quoted above do not differ greatly from those at present in operation in Liver pool. Of this we are.well aware. but beg to remind those who object, that price, irrespective of quality, is no fair criterion as to cheapness; and that faw things are easier than to quote prices and annex characters and names, oftentimes the most absurd, and which, - in many instances, have no other connexio n with the articles sold than the place they occupy in the dealer's circular. Assertions such as have made, and statements such as we have now set forth, are always, until proved, exposed to doubt and suspicion. In order, therefore, that their truth may be tested, we very respectfully and earnestly request "A TRIAL," the only mode of arriving at a fair conclusion. If, upon trial, our goods be found, as we feel confident they will, superior to those hitherto sold, we are sure of a continuance of the patron age we seek ; but, if not, we cannot reasonably expect, nor do we ask it. Without this test no one can fairly determine, and we are quite willing to stake our reputation upon the result. All purchasers of original packages, whether in the trade or not, will be allowed the customary " overu eight " or "draft " of two lbs., sometimes more, on chests containing about eighty lbs., and one lb. on boxes from thirty to forty lbs. ; and in •rder to meet the wishes of families residing at a distance, and whose consumption is not adequate to the purchase of an ori ginal package, we shall be willing to weigh up chests or half chests in parcels from single lbs. upwards ; thus enabling several families to join in the purchase and afterwards divide the Tea. In such cases two lbs. "overweight" will be enclosed wite the chest of eighty lbs., and one lb. with the half-chest of forty lbs. We shall also have constantly on sale a variety of boxes and canisters of Tea of various sizes, suitable for FA MILIES; and DEALERS can either be supplied from our Stock in Liverpool or have Teas shipped direct from London, as they may prefer. COFFEE The ADULTERATION of this article appears on the in crease; the non-interference of the Government has had the effect we anticipated, that of lessening the consumption of the genuine commodity; for, with an increased demand, it appears from the statements issued by the Board of Trade, that the quantity of Coffee cleared for home consumption the first eight months of the present year was 1,557,568 less than the same period in 1848. This astounding fact proves the extent of adulteration, and the injury done both to the Importer and the Revenue. There is reason to believe that ? notwithstanding the low price of Chicory, even this is mixed with DELETERIOUS SUBSTANCES as destructive to the public health as injurious to the fair trader. IT IS THEREFORE QUITE IMPOSSI BLE FOR THE PURCHASERS OF GROUND COFFEE TO KNOW WHAT THEY ARE DRINKING WhEN THEY PARTAKE OF THE BEVERAGE. We, in common with every respectable House, advise the Public only to purchase the Berry—THERE IS NO OTHER SECURITI. To those who wish to purchase Coffee in its NATIVE PURITY, in possession of its NATURAL AROMA AND FRAGRANCE, and at those ECONOMICAL PRICES which Families who buy for Cash have a fair claim to expect, we re commend the following selection : Good Plantation Ceylon per lb. Is. Od. FINE PLANTATION Fine Jamaica, choice mountain flavour Is. 4d. Fine Mocha ' Is. 6d. CHOICE OLD MOCHA r ds Orders for any part of Liverpool, whether given at t h e Shop or brought to us by the post, will be deliveredyt,hwe we e al d l day. The money to be returned by the bearer. Orders from any part of LANCASHIRE o r the NORTH OF ENGLAND, accompanied by a remittan ce, a ban k - order, or a respectable refetence, will be execute d with out delay. When the xnpde r ct e it f i re f e rences eg obvious are received that our system of " small profits" will not eat r h e ge n uc c aa e l s sith g y i t v toc e s n btee w: i; ohnbyifttioatr,rdde as forwarded i n tu r nm e ti s ul a s t tt i h s e f b a admit of either' credit" or " risk", we expect that no improper delay in payment will take place. In order to prevent imposition by parties who may be sent for our Teas, &c., the price of each article will be marked on h he Pa le r a c lng features of our system of hands tins Address shall come, that their interest is concerned Ision, beg to remind all into whose large are always benefitted ; without it they haze no safeguard against imposition and those petty monopolies w hich enrich a ab t h sul e swii i neenleslisijasda:e.v have HOW :rpiaensnrt stated each iac further, few to the injury of the great bulk of the communltg. that by competition the public at We commend these remarks to the candid consideration . the inhal)irautsoFri;eriCoa,7eairrgcoadentin the prone of ultimate and enduring success. ASH AND COMPANY, IMPORTERS AND DEALERS IN TEA, 56, WATERLOO-PLACE, CHURCH-STREET LIVERPOOL.