The Liverpool Standard and General Commercial Advertiser. — Liverpool, Merseyside, England, 1838-03-30 00:00:00

,vz-f-0.( i ~- -~~~ ~~ f ~l :~ _~~ C) titre roan *.bippin%, 6 • ' Will be quickly devatched. Fut BOMBAY, The Ship DUKE OF LANCASTER, JAS. HARGREAVIiS, ()ottani:under ;. . Burthen per register 5135 tons.—For fr e i g ht or. pas4age. (having. t ery sonerior -cabin accommodations) apply to Meisr....TpElN GLADS f UNE and Co., Or to ' BOLD and STARkEY. .... _____ For MAURITILTS,_,/ 47. The Barque ELLEN, ' • 7 ' JOHN MACDONALD, Ctitoulaittlet 9 • • Burthen per register 244 tons; A ,L—Fi)r freight or Passage (her eigno afforAtin i t excetleut aee‘oinruinldtionj apply. to Messrs. AOHN:GLA os . ruNii and CO., or to _ BOLE) and STARKEY. WEST INDIES,. • Tu sail cthoto the 10th April, FOr-DEIIt.:3 A AR, *.V...V • The• Ship . SAN Dl3 /VC /I , .1 AS. 1315t . ..it A NI, ; Burtiien 435 tons.—For p,vigage, having accotnmoitt. tions, apply to SAN DLIAC 11, TINNI:, and Co. _ . To sail immediately. i For BARBADOS. 41. r., The IfiGGINSOS4 . , D. CAMPBLLL, Master. Por freight or passage apply to BURTON, IRLANI, and lIIGGINSO.N i Brokers. TIM DAY, (Friday,) the:34 , h instant, at Tidelve o'clock, at Nu. 9, Ohlhail-street,/' 60W 131JFI'Al,t) im Ids. Now landing ex Duke of Lltica.ter, fr Calcutta.—Apply to Messrs. JOIN GLADSTONE anal Co.. Mert•hanta. or to GLA 13:"'rON E and SERJ N'rSON, Brokers. 13E111'13 2r. AZg To be , cletpatched on the lit April, a great pet of her • •r. cargo being already enjagect. For MI RA141(3111 dirvct, The fine nevi B wine SIR JOHN HARVEY, RUBIERT , CUTI-18ERTSONT, CORIIMALIder, ''• r2r regiater .11-I tons: now Iyinir in the Brunswick rft.aght , orpAssage apply to the CKptdia, ou boarA;, BaowN, Exchange-Kiley. North • or to ANDERSON, G ' ARIWW, and Co. A Reptfar 'Trader.. „ . 4. For mosTREAL, ...-:,. t. - v- .. The Barque CAP FAIN' IiOSS, *._ DI B. MORTON. blaster ; 310 tons, A 1. British-built. and eorip'eted; ,hals superior Accom ,triadationi for - cabin passedger4, and_a eousi*F . auie p4rt.of her cargo beiug ready for shipuent, she will hay , . early despatch.— APOISr . to - JOSEPH FIU/5 . 178 and Co. • Now loading in the Queen's Dock, and will have imme . iiiatef'de'vrpatch. . • Tat QUEBEC, • The fine British.buitt £.l Strip e!fritCYONE,, T. MUIR, Mastero; Burthen per register 391 tons; coppered, aug well-known in the Stade. as a fast-sailing. vessel.—For terms of freight or passage all[tiy. to . JOSEPH FROSTE mud Co. For arcouot of whom it may ronrern. 'rms. nay. (Fridav,) the 30th Instant. at Tvrelire o'clock, at N. Waterhouse and Stns' Offlee, 1, Oldhall-street, 3) hogsheads damaged lierhire SUGAR., Atay he seen in the mean time, and catalogiiei had, on applica 7 tion to NICHOLAS WATEIIIIOIJSE and SONS, Brokers. '`: - To clear To- morrow. F.ir QUEBEC, / The fine Ship WILLIAM siviarLEs, J .NI'CLELLA NV, V-Wey ! r4 .1 ; having great. part, of her . t•argo eugaged, will be„tle ;ll)Alche.d.nsa iiiruuswirk tlalf tide Doek.-7 ror freight or passage apply . to Messrs. WILLIAM STligt, and Co or to J. NELSON WOOD aud Co. . . ~F,i~'TSDAY. .On account of u•ltum it may concern. On WEDNESDAY next, the Aril, at 'twelve o'clock, in Brown's, Warehouse, Peter-lanv,, About 93 Packages of British MANUFACTVIIED GOODS, consisting of Nail] Piinied Cottons, Sewing Cotton, Blankets, &c, Saved front *Wreck of the Paragon, bound hence tia reinatnbuco.—Ajiply to Alessis. Klitts , 'mark:, and TOAILINON v :OC to CORRIE, HUSON , and Co., Brokers. UNITF.D STATES. To sail To-morrow, and is now loading west side • inces Dock. ' For NEW YORK, (.1 0 The very fine- first class American, Ship = - SAINT MARK,_ Captain - E: Elot,m4sz urOien 550- tons ; copper fastened, coppered this voyage, not two years old, sails very is a first-rate !, s 'oueyance,,and' has good accommodations for' a few Cabin - assengers.—Forterms of which, and the rate of freighf, apply to the Captain on board, in Prince's Dock, or to • • WADDINOTON, 'HOLT, and Co. , For NEW YORK,• 1 i 6 / 4 41 \ Ihe new and powerful Stearn Ship SIRIUS, t i t ‘, " "• 4 700 tons, and 329 horse power, • ,-, •'•' ',- • ' Lieut. Ritmo. Unseal's, R.N., Commander, staled from. LONDON DOCKS, on Wednesday last, the ,Tea 28 th inst an t •at o'clock in ',he Morning, In call at. CORK. -" ,i_, 41.t130UR, and is intended to sail from t ence on MONDAY 11 04 t, the 2 , 1 of April, at Twelve o'clock at, non.. . ' ' ' - PA RES : . Cabin, 3 s :Guineaa.lncluding Wines, P isions, and Bedding. t te oMl,Cabin,.2o Guineas, including Provisions an d B eddin g . er a k e , B,Guineas, including Provisions. Thirty. feet Luggage allowed for each Cabin Passenger. Twenty ditto Second Ditto. Ten ditto Steerage Ditto. Exclusive of Bedding. ,„ Returning from Nev York on the Ist of May , rhis V esse l having beets at work for nearly Eight Manths.the The has been fully tried. and her g reat sp-ed ascertained. " r 7 Cabins are fi tted up for the accotninodatiott of Families I.... Amber information afforded on application to MACGREGOR 78" 4 ). British awl American Steam. Navigation .Conipaay, oi Cornhill • at the Saint George Steam packet Compauy's b u ft. 1:37, lottedeuhal-street, London, at Rotterdam, Ilatu ',„"'Xii, Hull, Bristol, Glasgow, Edinburgh, Dublin. Cork, or Clarence Uock, Liverpool. ~ii ip " The OCEAN Steamer will sail from Liverpool for Cork, ti ,,'. l() ""(T. (Sakirday,) the 31st instant, at One o'clock P sr., 1 ,7:-', Passengers and Letter-bag for the SIRIUS. The Betters will be forwarded on the same terms as by the Sailing ..ackets. For NEW YORK, The GRENT W EsTE to, Steam-Ship, li , • . Of 1,311) tons register, .. With Engines of 4po horse ,pewer, 'Lieut. JA'AIES 1 - 1‘11( EN. R.N Commander; Vlll sail _front BRISTOL at Two p.m. on the 711 t Apra. This Ship is 'Milt with an extraordinary degree of sirengl ittld a 10 , pped for the sole purpose of mainiaining a c onstan t wil c inuoication between England and NeW,Yofk. Previousl i v i Veher sailing she will have wide several try yips to sea, ani .r„Passage from the Thames to Bristol. Sib/stows With else .41 ttatient c o al f o r tweiltY.five days' steaming',, at full constimp tin'l It is unnecessary; therefore, to incur the delay' of (*UM- 1 i t a , Cork. H er acconiinotlations comprise one hundred and w entv-ePrht s l ee pi ng pl aces f or one .c l ass of passengers, divided ciet • - %een upper saloon state rooms, under Saloon state rooms, K tale•rooins in the fore c a bin.(in point of convenience equal to the Claloon; and . having attached to it a distinct 'steward's esta ishment to he used or not at the pleasure Of the 'passengers,) 'thrt state rooms in the poop or caddy; besides which there are o we ntY good bed places for 'servants; The provisions, .&e_, of every description, and of the bes s o wiy Persons desirous of seCuring state roo ill please apply at the Great Western Railway Office, London Messrs. Glues, •—tr, and Co., Liverpool; Messrs. Haluil.Tioi ! Glasgow; Mr, It. BALL Cork ; and to C. Ct.", Managi n g Great Western Steam-ship. Office, Bristol. • - Passage money to he paid op horiking. 'Rates to New YOrk, ' 35 guineas ; from New York, 30 guineas; children under thirteen years and servants, half price ; stewards' feeS each, Way, El 10s. For Families a reduction will he made in pro. Portion to their numbers and the berths they require. To °racers on duty in her Majesty's service, and their families, some allowance will be made for travelling expenses 10 and those from the de* at Cork will have their passage money' by the regular steamers to Bristol allowed for. No letters will be taken except upon payment at the rate of one shilling.the single sheet: newspapers and slips threepence each. Parcels in proportion to the size and weight : and a small quantity of light goods at £5 per ton. Specie and valuables, half per cent. It is intended the Great Western should start from New York on her return to Bristol (which port has been fixed upiin as the best fo r a western departure and arrival, and at the same time a-conver.ient distance from the metropolis) between the Ist and 7th of May. A Surgeon of high qualifications is engageit, an d a branch pil o t f or t h e Bristol Channel and Irish COast is at tached to the ship; and the Captain is perfectly acquainted with the coast of and entrances to New York and Long Island Sound. For further partieultirs apply to the parties above -named • and if by letter (p ost - pa id ) to RISTOPLI fill CLAXTON, R.N. Managing Director, Itri,siol ; or to GIBBS, BRIGHT, and Co., Liverpool. A I ESSR S. PERIIY and. C 4., SURGEONS, 1.,V1 sonallY cansulted from Nine in - the Morning till Ten at Night, a nd on SlindaVS from - Nine till Two, at may he per- No. '23; S LATER- .ti' l.l l.EltTl2, near Duke.street, Liverpool, (private entranee fir s t door up the passage •,-) No. 2. Bale street, Lower Mosley-street, near to - • St. Peter's Church. whom may be h art (yratis) Manchester, an d N O -4. Great Charles-Street, Bitiiiinghanl: • of. on Venereal Disease, G,, with ease, secrecy, and safety. - ' • n w or it t h lm el Z h f i lle x et 4 s ) . f i:v d, l l4 eluding Practical Obse from early abuses, s o that all Cure,,rvalions on Sentinal,Weakness, arising persons can obtain an immediate s tt i ie ri i c r : i l l ' r r e e , it t i i n s e . It is a melancholy fact, that thousand s f a ll victims to the Ve nereal Dise ase, owing' to the unskilfulness of illiterate men, who, by the use of that deadly poison Mercury,' rui n the con -8611011)n, and cause ulcerations, with blotches on the head, face, and body, di mness i n the sight, noise in t h e ea rs,'deatness, obstinate glee's, an d no d es , on the s hi n ', o nes, till at ti a a a general debility and decay a of the constitut ion ensiles, • melancholy deiUh puts a ne . riod to their dreadful s . effer . iiigs. PERRY'S PURIFYINGSPECII 4 'IC PILLS, prtce 25.9 , 1. speedy remedy I and lls , per box, a certain, safe, and t he most ever discov e red - f o r the permanent and effectua l cure of 'venereal. diseases.—gonorrhoea, gleets, Ott , tunes, • •seminal weakness, in the l o i ns. . affections of the kidneys, gravel, lumbag o, local !lability, i-ii a ion 't t• of the bladder or urethra, arid, other diseases of the urinary passages. frequently performing a perfect' cure in the sh ort sp a ce o f t h re e d ay s, by one small pill for a dose, with ease, se c r esv , an d sa f e ty . Th e c ertainty with which they are c ont i nna ll y a'tministered 'can be attested by many thous and:!. Tne Specific Pills root out every particle of insidious 'poison, Purifying in their progress the whole mass or fluids. The y , not only remove th e di sease, b u t renova t e by their action the differ ent functions of the body, expelling the grosser htitrmurs, and ina manner so m ild ant i i m perc e ptible as to convince the coos sceptical of their astonishing and unequalled powers. The'y neither contain mercury nor any other mineral, and . may be ta ken without the slightest suspicion of discovery. They require no restraint of diet, loss of time, or hindrance of business. but effp • cl a Complete cure, without the least' exposure to the patient. At any period when the slightest suspicion mar exist, it will he well t° have recourse to the Specific Pills, for when taken r efore, the disease has made itS'appea ranee. it acts as a certain preventative. I a nd secretly. .tv moving the complaint effFetuallv 111 OR •r p - 11 .'-8. "UN, Surgeons, continue to direct their studies to th o se dreadful debilities arising from the too free and indis criminate indiiloence of the passions, which not Only occasion a numerous train of affections,d enta il on its votaries nervous an all the - •' • • eri ervutinv imbecilities of. old age, but weaken and destroy all the bodily senses occasioning loss of imagination, Intl and memory, ind ifference-and aversion for all Plea sures. In that distressing state of debility or deficiency, whether the consequence of baneful habits, excessive drinking. or any other cause. by which the powe rs of the constitution become enfeebled, they offe r a fi rm wea n ul s s eed res t o ration to sound and vivotoos ()p a to,. '' ' ' P Y PERIII—S.vEG ETABLE PILLS are well known for the certain and efrecteal remedy of secondary symptoms. vette' eal eruptions, pains in the bones, ulcerateirSnre throat, tliseitSed nose, chiOnic rheu Ina I ISM, Pellifll,l, scorbutic aril olandular a ff ec ti on s, 1,4,11 and g-neral debility, rinctornal pa i n s in the head and limhs, tfep . res'iOn of spiritS, and all diseases arising from an impure stale i , ! . the blond, These PillS are worthy a ;flare in the cabi ne t s o f ro asters and captains of shire, the more so, as they will keep good in all climates any length of time. I,Ptter.c from the ( - nimbi,. post-paid, r°" lo ining a remittance far medicine. will b ' e iltaMedialeiv ants,,red . . • 23; SLATER-STIiFFT. NEA II I.),T).;4E•STR ELT, ' • ' ' LIVEItI'UO,L. A a n fe A w L i T rid E epe C ti ( de l‘ i l it P C A om NY 1I meci:l Gentleman ) .. P ... , 1 been au ratte d to t h e advantag es r- of Liverpool atfention i havingiSt * su lting from the.use•of the New B i t um i nous M astic or C .eine:•t called ASPHALTE , ( th e applic ation o f w hi ch h as b een witnesse d hYSeveral of them iu Paris,.yytiere it•has mo s t satisfactorily stood the test of the late severe wititei,) they have ogieed to atteuirt its it trdduction into the county or Lancaster, upon th e hest priii. eiple, by the formation of a numerous body of .Proptietors, as SubscriberS for Shares at ill) each, to be paid up at distant dates, iti convenient sums. All applications. for Shares being accompanied by a Deposit of 2s fit. per Share. Th e o bj ec t of collect Mg t his o tie yciate witli the parties who smut Ayposii, i is to put the Pro visional Committee in funds t may have it in their power to facjl ate the introduction of this important discovery into Lancashire, and also to enable them to reinutierate any individuals who may render useful assistance in maturing and improving its• application . here. The Provisional Committee will devote their time gratuitously 1 to the service of the Company; and-has soon as an adequate number of Shares have been subscribed 'for, they will convene a Wetiog fUr the Nomination of Doectors, by whom the Com pany will be organized, and to whom the Provisional Committee will immediately render an account of the mimey collected, and I return to each applicant the Deposit upon any number of• Shares which may he allotted to hint short of the number subscribed fur. . . The Mastic is applicable to the formation of foot-paths, roads, and highways in, general; to the covering roofs of all, kinds of buildings; to the footing of conservatories, stables, halls, kit chens, forecourts, yards, &c., instead of the common pavement stones or gravel. It is peculiarly adapted for the formation of terraces and gar den-walks, and for the flooring of churches and other public buildings. It is applicable in place of mortar. and cement to all kinds of hydraulic works, and for bridges, aqueducts. reservoirs, baths, arches, tunnels, &c. and to a great- many other purposes, bath useful atid ornamental. • One of its most valuable properties is, that it is alike unaffected by heat or cold, and is impervious to rain, damp, or vermin. It will consequently be of great'use in granaries and malt-houses. Engineers and scientific men of the first distinction, both its Fral;Ce and• EOgland, have tested the material, and are unani mous in their opinions.ot its excellence and durability. •: - In Fraoce the A spit A ITK has been usedfo;;eTeral'yeats with unqualified success. The Place de la ConcordP, in Front of the Tuileries, the footway of the Bridge of the Pont al. !tart of the Boulevtirds, the tlavalry Barracks, and various other places where it has been laid down as a pavement instead of stone,.all bear testimony to its superiority-.for the purpose. No better woof ran he given of its estimation in the French capitali than tts universal ,adoption by the Goveinment, and the. fact of the Shares of the French phalte Coot pan v. being at a consn h preniium, the Company having declared a dividend of 30 , per cent. The : like surliest: has attended the formation of a Company in Be'gintn, where the facilities for the introduction and use of the material are much inferior to those of this country. • A Pplicat ion for Shares are to be made to Messrs. Lowlin Es and It on trasoN, Bronswiek-sti eel, Liverpool, by vi bona at liereiPt. for the Deposit of Two *billings and S xpenee 'per. Share will be given in the uauie of the Provisionaleoutwit- By His late Majeity's Royal Letters Talent. WELLS & •• • iiiAivreAcTuitEns OF IMPROVED PATuNT FELT FOB SHEATHING SHIPS' BO 1.T0.11 S, 4v. FACTORY AT LAMB'S nUiLoiNGS. fitiNHILL-ROW , Office at No. 31, Clentteiti's- lane, Lombard-sirei, Lon'don. /TM E present Manufacturers, (who have recently- purchased the Patent of this valuable (•iincern.) in re-offering the IMPROVED PATENT SHEATIIING ,FELT fo the no tice of Ship awners, Ship Builders, Railroad' monanies, Builders, and others, deem it unnecessary to say nything with regard to the iiiiportance of such a material, as i Charactrl. -and uses are now so well appreciated, part icularl • Ship Builders, that scarcely any ship proceeds to sea witho' it and„when it is:stated, that the Improved Patent Felt now offered.doesmot greatly - exceed the 'expence of tarred brown paper, it may he confidently expected that it will supersede the use of every ma terial for a like- purpose now empl o yed for sheat hing Ships' bottoms.. The Patent Sheathing Felt now submitted is made of a much stronger and more fibrous texture•than the Felt hitherloin use, and will hear much greater extension under water iu the wink ing and straining or a Ship; and, added to its valuable.pruper liesfor resisting the worm, its compressed closeness and tough ness of fabric, combined with its evenness and unitot wily of stn race, entirely remove the objections inseparable front the Fells hitherto in use, owing to the thickness, inequality, and sponginess of their material, by which a 'pilling 01 puckering 14 produced, very detrimental to the nai.sug and eveu.wearing of the copper, to say nothing of the risk of the nails di Awing, from the expansion of the old Fells when saturated with water. The Felt now olr e r e d being entirely free from these 'serious 01.- Yections, and th e copper d ress i n g utt it so touch bett e r than o n any other, a greater degree of durability and safety to the,cop, per sheathing itself, tinny, by its use, be reasonably inferred. It likewise possesses the advantage of being easily separated alter being packed or laid together for any length of time, which is ar important - consideration in Shipping it to hot climates. 'l'ha price is n ow te d ne ed to about one-blerth of the cost of the 01 , 1' hand -made Felt, and to less than half the price. of the Felts now in use. It is manufactured in similar sized sheets to • those (32 inches wide by 20 inches long. anti sold at FOUR PENCE P SEE is als . o cut into, sheets of double and treble - the above length; but it can likewise, be delivered in a continuous roll of any extent, at the above proportionate cost , and alteru'ards cut into any lengths required, by which means the number tifjoints in laying it on. can be diminished at dis eretion,ofTering an immense increase of security wherever the copper may be cribbed A second description of a much thicker quality, adapted for use runlet Wood Sheathing, is also manufactured ill atlt lengths requited. For Halini.! and Wrapping, the present Felt is inupervions to wet. and much cheaper than Tarpaulin: For Hoofing, Ott-. trniltlings, Sheds, &C. it excels either Sheathing or R.toling Piper, being far more durable, and not liable to crack with the changes of temperature. ••. - Agents for Uteri - tool: CHAPMAN, COUNFORTa & CO., t 4, James-street. WIMP MANuFAc T o R y. ISLINGTON LIVERPOOL- . TOHN WATT IN begs leave to nffer to the tunice•nf the erf Nobility and Gentry his ext ensive. assortment of RIDING and DR I V I NG WHIPS, comprising almost very deScription in fashionable user Eland Whips mounted in solid Silverrie Gilt, on Silver Wire, and Gold. • • :A splendid new Racing Whip. in Octagonal Silver Ferrule; and a new 'Whalebone Buaided •Gig Whip... This .Wnip, fur actual service ; is the best thing. ever offered in.the Trade. . Gig, Carriage,. CotricleL ,Tantlem, .Pair. and Four-Horse Whips, in Brass, Ivory, German, .and real Silver. Every possib l e attention being .paid. in the. various branches of this Manufacture, the Proprietor can, in confidence,• recom-. mendtheso Goods as first-rate in point of finish, and sterling as to material; in fart, some ,ofdhosaCrops have been under sea sonini, the long period of Sixteen years; and as the Stork of Varnished Crops .is seldom less than 1200 Dozen, something choice can, at all times, bedielected,by those .Gentlemen aho are paitieular in ttr's necessary. elegant, and useful Article.. A -large supply of Patent Sheep. Skin Gig and Chariot Rugs, and in Seats for Hall and Parlour Doors. MERCHANTS' Ti.. COMPANI, 41, CREAT.GEOR.Gr:S-S7 4 IO:ET, • NEAR ST. JAMES'S MAEKhT , LIVERPOOL. /fESS RS, GROH A It D.. and, GiLtiERT, in solicitine , the LEA attention of Families and the Public to the New Selec tion of BLACK and GREEN TEAS purchased k 4 them dm. in: their recent Visit to..l,ondon, beg to state, that they feel confident, that. in point of et ice, Excellene, and Fla vour, nut a house in the Liverpool trade can enter into competition with them in the varions.,articles in their Stock. Messrs. Orchard and Gilbert, having for many years devoted the vvholeof their time and attention to the Tea,Trade,.are.en. abled, from their experience to make the. hest possible purchas es; and they feel convinced.that, during the late sales, they have laid in such. Sl'pck as those who may bonnur thew with their commands.will find worthy, of attention, . . . TH R STOCK cONSISI S. OF, !MACK TEAS and • 0 - of every description. GREEN 'TEAS :S . • - sP[Ot . g. . . The HONG MIXTURE,. which has now established for its self a, tastii:g paered l vOrchard anti Gilbert at„the usual pme, ih . : pound and half pound packages at 6s. per N - abtption. REGULAR STEAM CONVEYA NCI; BETWEEN HULL AND ABERDEEN. The Aberdeen Steam Navigation Company's Steam- Ship QUEEN OF SCOTL AND; JOHN P EA RSoN, COMMalidir; Is aPpninted to sail as follows Saturday, 7t or AERDEEN, • h A1....P Saturday, 14th Bri A p ril....p Se y our o'clock en- o'cock P - Saturday, 21st roe o'cl l ock P.M. Saturday. 28th April....... Seven o'clock P.M. Leaving ABERDEEN ever? WEDN*DAY. cabin Passage (including Provisions) £l 10 0 Steerage Ditto Ditto Ditto ll 0 Deck - Ditto without Ditto Freight of Goads, Carriages, and Live Stuck, at reasonable rates. Por further particulars apply to JAMES JENK 'Ns, Manager, 21 , Quay, Aberdeen; or " THOMAS S. PIM, St. George Steam Packet Company's Office, Hull. „11-B.—Shippers of Horses, and Importers of Cattle, will find suti a superior and advantageous conveyance. I I ull, March 23, 1338. For DUBLIN AND BELFAST. L ~1.0 ;, TIIF: CITY OP DUBLIN SZ-''" ''' STEAM-PACKET COMPANY, INCORPORATED BY ACT OP PARLIAMENT. Pit o l" ali 'vO Combaq sail their Vessels, (w;44 or without t* , /takiii ,Go is 4 Passengers to-the Following ports, t i ,,, ,eiv f., Of . di! . . TO b1T111•I N . 1) " !, / To ;11.f 1% . iitt,rsis every Wednesdas .. The nee' ' i ntant Steamer . ATHLONE. on Wednetilay nett. tfle 28th N ek. ' at Six o'clock in the Evening., from the Ctirence "" I "tneli,:le of thi(ii,,,,,v is that of attaching all lin- Prirlers and I:xporterms by c a D , iviSion of I h e Profits ainong them, after Pa. ,,, t,rit o f I 'i'i'e. os the Di v id en d s - 4 ha s creatim. o comm u n ity of ,I between the Sliiiipers alicl Shareholders— a Prinvil'le I ) . l 'h w , ll hest givirartee . to its Proorietors a cert'tinlv ur th°ll. , I !video Is, and in Sliipners of all descriptions of (;' , '" ,1 4 "n" i a ',': s. ,sl . , :a r.k ti.i,-, having a ' well supported Establishment of , first : a ift• 1 1"" . 3' " (1 the lowest rate of Freight compatible %%1,11 „,..0 ,tteu:ioe t to the.ir mainteripmp. Atpit. le , . . .. r 7 SAMUEL PER„ItY, V. Witer-titseet. ON SALE, A general Assortment ofTURK EY & PERSIAN,CARPETS, of different Sizes, shitaid e 'for Dining-'rooty; Studies, ' - and small Ro , ms: Also, TURKEY I-1 EA la H-RUGA.4 O ITlatch STAIR. and GALLERY CAI PETS, in various patterns and W id t h s, of the I,e,t manuacture, and just imporied direct from 'Turkey. Apply to WM. ROTH W ELL, SON, and Co., s„ManestY•latte. BY ORDER OF 'THE cticuctlwAttns.Ns PEWS IN ST. MARK'S CHURCH.. -By Messrs. - 'l'. WINSTANLEY and SONS, On SATunnAt, the 7th day of April, at One o'eloCk in the Afternoon,'at the Clarendon Rooms, South John-street, in Liverpool, subject to'such •condition§ Of . sale aS . shall he then and there produced, , ALL that SEAT orPEW, No. 67, situate at the south-west ' corner of the Gallery of the said Church, and adjoining Doke-street, subject tO an anunal vround-rent of £1 4i. 71 , 1. And also all those T 4.0 other SEATS or PEWS, numbered respectively 121 and 122, adjoining each other, add situate at the not thwest corner of the Gallery of the said Church, on the Knight -sheet side, subject to an annual griiund rent of £1 '4s. 71-(1 each. For further particulars ripply to Mr. JAMES MATTHEWS, Solicitor, 10, Clarendoti-buildihi, , t,'South' Johu-street, Liver pool. - •',. . . - • . .; Ata l l.l . ll /.» 1 . • I , , . • -- i I: k o&,- • c# , I• ; • 44 k - f , . . • 3 , . • - 10 AND GENERAL C VOL. Xl.---No. 560. i Oatco bo Ruction. stir by :auction. IVIMERCIAL Al) VERTISER. HEARTS RESOLV - ED, AND HANDS- PREPARED. - THE BLESSINGS THEY ENJOY - TO GUAILD.!--7-brdm.t.ETT. FRIDAY, MARCH 30, 1838. To be ..,.4:01Z. BUILDING LAND 'FOR SALE AT: / AFORTFi, ,64 In suitable Lots fiw Villas with, ardens. • T ftF ' Situation is on the. E astern Bank; a t the entrance of Ahe River Meisey, within live huadred N'ards• a-.fine beach, where there is excellent Bathing -and a respectable neighbou I hood, distant ahoutfour mileg'from Liverpool., Omni buses press hourly to -and from the twin, and there-is a conside rable Field of Brick Clay on the property, which will, if required, he sold - to intended builders on.the usual terms: For Plans and particulars apply to Mr. GLADSTONE, Union court, Liverpool. [PRICE FIVEPEN,CE. SHIPLEY and Co., 79, Cr+ I , ricir-srlisyr, supply superior ' • WHIPS,- SADDLERY, and HARNESS, As at. their 'Manufactory, 181, Regent.street, Loidon. AD.-1.11111 V:l`7l - z.4 WANTED. I,VA N ,by a ..iing.l4 t-i.htleThmi t ot retitttl six inontCs certain, a 13LD-ROOU and SITTING , ROOM, with attendance awl oceasinnel. fiies„ „within ten mioweb ihe Exchanke.;--Terthi, £213- per annum-- Apply C.L., Peet-ortice, Liverpool, - ' ' • " DANCING; :la ESSItS, :HUM - FRAYS •and GIDDENS re-Teen -1 1T iD tuforto their Fribtrds that their Ami'deiny, - • cornerof St; Bride-greet, WALL - a'lt'N;. for the Sptiug'Qua.tter, on THURSII.IY next, tliftrttlkof Avrtti: - Attendance on TElutsliais and Saturditot, at cro iMock. Carus of 'the Tortaa toliis had at 15, Barite ev-,t reeL, and et Mr. J. SutTn's Music Warehouse s Lord-stria. • THIS DAY. THIS.DAY. (Friday,) the .3 Hi inciant. at Twrlve o clock, at the Public Sale-room, Exchange buildings, lt Oil Hales Surat COT4rOII. 140 /14Ies Manilla Apply to _ HOLLINSIIEAD. TETLEY, and C 0.., Brokers. rabliTtlAv. Thy priirer,of Erecuir*R._, On MONDAY next, the 21 April, at One o'rinek. at the Office of Ales.rs. Priestley, Griffith, Cox. 28-61ths or the Ship LADY ROWENA, r'l%'vt, Being the entire interest 4)f the late Adatu Lodge, 8,q., in that vessel. The Lady Rowena is 399 tons reiiter, was built in Liverpool in 1827, and is now just returned from sea; she is coppered and co pper-fastened, and will be found on inspection to be a good and. substantialli-built vessel.— For inventories and_ further P. i rticUlars apply on bo',:tal, Prince's Duck ; to' LODGE, Pawl-win. and Co.. or to PRIESTLEY, GRIFFITH. and COX.. 'I'JkSOAY. . On account of whom it may concern. On TUESDAY next, the 31 April: at Twelve o'clock, at No. 9, 30 Robins Mocha COFFEE, ' ~„ Damaged by sea water, Ott board the Orient, from Bombay.— Apply to GL A DSTON E and SERJEANTSON, Brokere. FRIDAY. On account of whom it may concern. On FRIDAY next, the 6th Aorit, at -TwelVe o'clock, at Nl'Vic ear's Warehouse, Peter-lane, A Quantity Of British M AFCFAC ru it E D GOODS, consisting of Plain and Printed Cottons,_Woottens, and Cotton Twist. Saved front the wreck of the Elvika, bound hence to Calcutta.—Apply to CORRIE, HUSON, and Co., Brokerit. AFTER FRIDAY NEXT. SALES POSTPONED. On THURSDAY, the 26th April, at Twelve o'clock, in Chaloner and Houghton's Bonded Yard, Hartinirton-street, 83 Logs Cuba MAHOGANY, per Dike of Clarence, 75 Ditto DITTO, per Eliza; 59 Ditto DITTO, per A - Mbassalar, • • . 191) Ditto DITTO, per Ilig,hliyder, 476 Logs Haiana CEDAR, per Highlander, 214 Ditto DITTO, per Ambassador. Apply to H. W. A PPLEToN, Esq., Merchant, or to G. J. WAINWRIGHT and Ca., and? B roKers. CHALONER and UOUGIITON, s • (One Interest.) SUPERIOR S TEAM" VESSEL 21 .VD STORES. By D. 11. 11AINSSELIN, On THURSDAY, the 12th April, precisely at Tw7oe o'clock at Noon, at Tutinshend'S London Inn, Fore•str Devonport, That superiOr carvel-built.Ste ii•vessel, the eft k\ SIR JOE'S ST. AU. YN, Built in the last year, under the inspection of a surveyor employed by the- owners. Burthen 41 455-3 it H 1 tons, new adineUsorement ; length, 78 feet ; breadth, 14 feet ; •depth of hold, 8 feet; engine room, 32 feet ; draught of water, about 4 feet. The Engine ' which is of a very superior description, is of 31 horse power, built by Whites, Pant on, and Co., with a 3 feet stroke, and two cylinder boilers. The Steamer iSlitted up with three cabins, water closets. mock. !vineries, and figure head. She is well found in stores. of every description, is admirable Suited fir pleasure parties and towing.. fur which purposes she has been hitherto useJ. She is uuw peilectly complete, and ready for ‘ service. • Also, a NEW BOAT, 25 feet lung. For further partien!ors appl (if by letter, post-paid), to the Auctioneei, No. 1, St. 'Alloy u•stree: ; Mr. Rh:STA Mee clynt, James-street. peyouport ; or Mr. J. E. EL.WouTHY, Solicitor and Notary, Plymouth. (Mr. Elworthy's Offices are 5, Union-place, Plyiuouth, instead of Georg e-street, Devon port.) . ,Sale. . • r For SA LE, The Brig EUI 3 IIEM 144. . • 74 ' 0 4 145 tons per register • lying in ll*/Victotia Dock; coppered and .•opper:f.istened; waiibuilt at Shields in 11828, ..1 the ,best materials; she is well found. and carrieS a large cargo at a light draft of water.—For inventories and particularS apply to JAMES ROBERTSON, 106, Oidhall-street. ON SALE, .nst Lannehed, A - 4* 1...1 The VICTORIA / . , -'-- A substantial Liverpool-built Smack, cif the hest ma copper-fastened ; register—old 28,/ new, 23"; ' well or Profrher for the' West ' •l ' . ~ lndies. )in„, a t e d r a i a l in the Salthouse Duck.—Apply to Mr. JAMES RICHARDSON , , I t s c(1 ;- for a Coaster, 15, Flert:strert. DUMBARTON GLASS. AND CHEMICAL WORKS, & c . l il lt ilitie Exchan ge Sale day of A p i ll next, Upset Price farther Reduced. , T h r e o r o e m u s . , i I G I b i a e sg ey w o , expose , I t IT Po D l.3: E L s t p S y 'c AA, the at One o'clock afternoon, • I ut' E whole of these extensive, finel situated, and very I Valuable WORKS , ' as described in rmer advertisements, together with the IMPLEMENTS, n ssary for the Manufac ture.' The Purchaser may have, by, irate agreement, a very large quantity of the 11aw:Matetials used in Glass ineking,r; an d from the state in Which the Works have been kept, they may be set ugoing on a week's preparation. • • • 'The Works will be shown by Wm. Adam Ogilvie, Dumbar ton ; .and further particulars will be learned ;by applying in London ,to W. M. CLACK, F.s q N . 2 1 Change-alley ; i n Liverpool, to THOMAS BOYD, Esq.; in Edinburgh, to RENNEY WEB:--TER, 16, Royal Circus; in Greenock, to Captain ARCHD. SHANNON; and in Glasgow, to Messrs. MACLACHLAN and STEEL, writers; ALLAN 11. FuLLARTON, writer; or ALLAN: FCLLARtoN, N o . 1.1, West Nile -street, the latter of whom will exhibit a plan of the WOrks. • . • .. • ..•:,„ • • ••• LAZENBY'S HARVEY'S:SAUCE. ESSENCE OF AN• CHOVIES, SAUCES, PICKLES-, 8:,(..8x. • ALABEL havintt appeared purpoiting:Gkoauk LAzkNov, Ll : ,ca3. Parliament-square, Dublin- 10 , 1)e .Successor. to E. LAZENBY and Sus, of 6, Edward-street. Portman-square. Lon doti,. the Public. is apprized such is not, the fact. By a..deed:.of assignment, dated Abe Ist .January. 1831.. the entire 'itemises, stock in trade, together ,with the valuable,recipes,, were , made over. to WILLIAM. LAZMABY, 0.16, Edward-street,. Portman square, London, who continues to conduct the .business on tb.ose principles which have fur upwards _of sixty years given, such general satisfaction, . Sold by all Grocers, Italian Warehousemen, Confectioners, Druggists, &e. throughout the United Kingdouii Wholesale Orders received by J. and It. liAttogs, Edinburgh. • , W. ROBERTS, HAIR CUTTER AND -PERFUMER, • . 14, CHURCH STREET; • (OPPOSITE Tiiß IN ST-. PETER'S CHURCH.) 110B ER:rs, n...uiicin g his tisthe above commodious premises, avails hunself.o,Vhis opportu nity with grai Untie to acknowledge the. liberaleftippurt he has received since his commetieentenrin busitlesti and to assure his patrons-that, encouraged by their :avow, te.wiltat all times strive to 4leserve and .increase it, by' a prompt attention to their corn:viands , and likewise by keeping up a choice selection of A 'of the very best quality. ‘v : l iV es deerrisit.supertluoutt to "say any thinz as to his style of Flair Cutting, or as regards his manuf ac t ur i ng o f P e rukes — the superiority of. the former being sally. admitted, ond th e latter, yielding preeminence,to none.but nature, but cotnioo sot - rear that. standard, as almost •to defy the scruiiniziwz eye of the connoisseur, in order to detect them {tom the, genuine pro duction of that which art can newer excel— nature. • TO PIiEVENT MISTAKES.. 09 O LI N,C. WOOLFIELD begs leave to st a t e th a t h e an d hi s biother Thomas co:met - iced their Bazaar at the corner of PostolEce-place. in 1827; 1529 they Dissolv,ed Partueishipi and, in the articles or Dissolution. J. C. W. agreed not to carry on business in Liverpool whiist brother ‘ cotitinord to d ) so. The Gentleman who is the present py)aprietor of the Bazaai opposite. preciously to purchasing that yalualde and extensive Establishment, was informed, by its former Proprietor. of John C. Woolfield's intention of again setting up in, Liverpool, anal that he was at liberty go attempt to establish himself; that ot: tempt, J. C. W. is happy to say, he hasconvetted into t a reality; but he trusts the p ublic will ,nnt ,consider hits pieinsture in - forming an Establishment here, when 'they are informed that he haS waited Nine Yeats fur the privilee.e, out ut lespect loth), conditions of the articles of dissolution, as well as the respect he had . towards his brother, T . hoinas Wooltield. who, being the Proprietor of, the Premises Gccopie.l as the Bazaar, could not act "so toiyrary lo !/. 1 igh (WO) ds iaia ,ittcre.st.r,” awl most especially so towaids .hiaiseif, as to have any interest in the new concern estahlished GLASGOW HOUSE, :id, CHURCH -STREET, BY-JOHN C. 11 7 001,FIELD, MANUFACTUI:CR OP WRITING DESKS, DRESSING CASES. . .. ..... LADIES' WORK AND TOILET BOXES. I:ABINETS,, TEA cimsTs AND TEA--CADDIES, SIIEFFI ELD PLATED WARES, Plated nu Steel, add Germati.Silver Articles. OIL, 'n'l GAS LAMPS, BRONZES, 'INKSTANDS. JAPANNED end PAPIER MACHE TRAYS, and a. variety of FANCY ARTICLES. Military. Club, and Livery Buitong trade to ordPr. By MeSsrs, T.WINSTANLEY and SONS. On TUESDAY next, the aid Aptil, at- Six o'clock in the Even ing, at the George Inn, Dile-street, the following Lots of Land. &c., upon leases for seventy-five years. subject to the purchase of the ground rent, and to such conditiuus as will then he produced. Lot 1. HOUSE and WAREHOUSE on the east side of Strand-street:• in the occupai ionof George Cl ar ke and Patrickll'Gee—about 138 square yards. 2. A (louse at • the Corner or Litherlantl-alley, hooting Can ning-place, in • the occupation of Edward Argent—about 1,12 square yards. 3. A !loose on the north side' of Canning-place. in the occu pation of Fitzpatrick—about 120 sqthire yards. 4. A Piece'of Land on the south side of Cros4ie-street, to grther with the building - materials thereon—about 203 square yards.- . • • •• ' 5. A Lot of Land on the north side of Brownlow-hill and corner or'rohin-sirvet=iliuut 835 sqoa re yaros. - • 6. The Ottke and Prealisesiii James-s, reel; lite the Harbour Master's 0111ce-ahout 59 square yavds: - ' • . 7. A Lot a Land on the rie'st site of South John -street and corner of At hpfbin-st reet —about 151 square yards. R. The o,rl Fish-inarket op the 'west side of Fenwick.street--- ahout'4l3 square yards. 9.• A Piece of Land on the north side of Myrtle-street, be. tweet Laurel-street and Olive-street-Labout 3629 square yards, in lots, 10. A. Piece of 'Land lying between Greenland-street and Parliament-street, and on the west side of Simpson-street— about 2117 square cards. 11. A Piere on the east side of Bloom-street, front ing Parliament-Stheet-latiout 3900 square Valds, in Lots. 12. A Piece of Land on the east side of Boom-street, front• ing Iluskision-streetallout 3910 squai e yards, in Lots. plans may be seen and further pa,;ieulat a known, on appli eatinti at the Siirveyor's or Clerks of the Committees Offices, Town Hall. ANNUAL SALE OP CARRIACES .4VI) HARNESS AT LUCAS'S REPOSITORY. LIVERPOOL. By Mt. LUCAS, Op Tiwusnav next, the 6th April, at 'l;ivelve o'clock precisely. r iIIIE Stock will consist of tiptvael • of 56 Sets of New and l 11. .Second-hand" Gig and Carriage, a rtless ; at least 41) New and Second-hand Gigs, Pony Gigs 1i 4 l'hentiens in great va riety ; between 51) and 61) Ph tons and Britskas of all descrip tions; some 'excellent. Chariots, Landaulets, two and four wheeled Cars, Dyg Carts; in fact persons in want or Carriages cannot hit suiting theilis«ilves With almost any description, as there will be upWards of 200 Lots; must of the Lois will he sold without any reserve. The whole will be on view on the 24.1' of April. Catalogue's may be had on the 211 of April, at the Repository, Liverpiiiil ; Bret herton'a and Bywater's Repository. Al int hes ter ;• Scott a Bull Inn, Preston ; Jones and Herbert's Coach office, Chester ;. Hanipsim's Veterinary, Surge. v,_ Bohm . ) ; Lingley's Veterinary Surgery, Warrington ; Willoughby's, Birkenhead ; and Poole's, Woodside, Hotel. *** NerticE.No Carriage'can he received at the Repository for this Sale after To•mou now, (Saturday,) the 31st instant. Five per Cent. Commission on all Sales. , . Pursuant to a Pecretal..Order qr the Court of Cis eery of the . .Courtty Palatine of Lan&isler. matte in a reuse , " Pay!cer v. —Mercer," belbre WILLIAM SHA WE, Esq.,/tegistrar of the said Court. On MONDAY, the 9th day of April next, atAne o'clork in the Afternoon, at the Clarendon Room4,4 l South Johb-street, Liverpool, in the said courtly of Lanciper, subject to such conditions as shall then he produced, A LL that valuable and long;estahlished INN, or PUBLIC 1-111‘ HOUSE. called "THE WINDSntt CASTLE HOTEL," with the Brewery, .Coach-house, Stables, and Outbuildings attached, and the Bowling Green thereto adjoining, formerly the property and in the possession of Mr. Richard Yearsley• Clarke, de ceaseil,.and lately in the possession of Mr. Thomas Mercer, situate on the south side of Upper Stanhoiie-street, Windsor, near Liverpool. This•very desirable Property, is well worthy the atten tion of Capitalist's, stands upon a Plat or Ground; Comprisuriz. with the Bowling Green, 2016 square yards of 'Land, or there abouts. The Innis beautifully situated, with the Bowling' Green tit its front, and is capable orcommanding a very extensive business, Tli . Tenute is Freehutil of Inheritance Printed particulars may ht had (gratis) at the Registrar's Office, in Pr e ston; and for further information application'may • he tra de to Mr. Ssow nA LI., Solicitor, Liverpool: Pursuant to a' Overeat Order'of the "Court' of Chancery of the Coant4 Palatine 'qf Lancaster, made in ajaus v • •, Parker v. illei.ei•r," ()elm e WILLIAM SH A WE, Esq., jieyistrar of ihesaid Court. . . On Moivosy, the 9th of April next, at Ilaff-past Six o ' c l oc k i n the Evening at the Old Sw a n Inn, K 'ottv Ash, near Li ver . piml, in the said county of Lancaster subject to su c h condi tions as , hall be i he'll 'produced,. t ~. with the MESSUAGE AA LL that Piece or Parcel of LAN I/ kl_ or DWELLING-HOUSE lately erected thereon ; now used as a Beer-house, together with the Brewery, Stable, and other Outbuildings therein—attached, formerly the property of Richard Yearsley.clarke, deceased, and now,in'the occupation of Mr. Henry LOngton. as tenant from year to year. This Property is situate in the rapidly increasing Village of Knotty . Ash, alont.four miles froat Liverpool, on the south side of the Turnpike-road from Liverpool to Prescot, and has a f e mo d ue thereto of 32 yards, and the Premises contain, iu the whole, 2035 square yards of Land, or thereabotitS: . .. The Tenure is Colts hull of Inheritance of the Manor of West Derby. .Printed particulars may be had (gratis) at the Registrar's Office, in Preston -, and tor fuither information application may be made to Mr. SNOWBALL, Solicitor, Liv e rpool. . , ELIGIBLE BUILDING .LAND, , • • rriOGETI-I lilt t.r in Lots. either Ittr Gish or, in Exchange 1_ for Houses. Also , FREI4A-10Lc and LEASEHOLD I'IIOPERTY to the value of £lo,ooo,(ray ing from 6to 12 per Cent. Interest. TuomAS LEY, Appraiser and Agent, 2, Exchange-street We,st, and 2, Liver-court. . . Ea be ta. frio be LEE', the HOUS/41. Nn. 13, Viute-street, south of Abercromby-square. Rent £27. .e . ...4)leasant Lodger at present occupies the front parlour and etiginther.—For particu lars apply on the Premises,-or to Mr.-BActi, Appraiser and A uct on eer, • A rcade. 9110 be LET, with Spirit C o unter and Fixture's eomplefe,- II the •ALBION 'TAVERN, now in good business, in the nectifoition uf •Mr. Davies. situate opposite the Nor thern Market:, which, being relieved from the chemical4apours, must improve rapidly. Rent £4O. The presenj ikciinier is going into the country.:—Apply on the Preinisefalor to Mr. BAcu, Appraiser and Auctioneer, Arcade Itoitms.'Liverpool. IO be LET , several first-rate INNS. WINE and SPIRIT 1 VAULTS, old•ostablished PUBLIC-HOUSES, WINE and- SI/INF!' TAPS, BEER and EATING/AMUSES. POR'T'ER' CELLA R' 4 , GROCERY and tiROVISIoN SHOPS. MILK HOUSES,' WAIIEHOU 7 ROOM. OF FICES, COAL 'YARDS, GINGER BE U and SODA WATER M A NUFACTO RY, and SHOPS tf all descriptions. Apply to Mr. J. R. Mir LEtt, House and Land Agent and: General Broker, Orange-court, Castle-street. . • . ' ' CARPENTERS!. YARDS TO BE LET rill-1E POCK COMMITTEE DO H EREBY..GIVE NO . TICE, that they .are Willing to receive TENDERS for Renting the following LAND, viz- : Two SHIPWRIGHTS' YARDS, on the west side ,of the South Graying Docks, for a period of seven years. .- The I:AND at the north-east corner oi Clarence Dock, now inclosed by a high wall, from year to year.. And about Two Acres of LAND, situate on Flaybrook hill. near Bidston, from year to Year. The Rents to be payable Haltyearlv, in advance. Plans of the Laud may be seen, and further p crticolars ob tained, at the Office of the -Dock .l.uryevor, Trentham-street; The 'Fowlers must be sealed, addressed to the " Chairman of the D Committee,'.' endorsed "Tender 14) Rent Laud," and sent into this Office, not later than 11oNnay, •th.; 2d day of April next. By order of the Duck Committee, DA; I MASON, Secretary. Dock Office, Liverpool, Mora 15th, 1838. • J. SCHWEPPE AND CO., MANUFACTURERS TO THE QUEEN. AND ALL THE ROYA I, FA Ai LY, • 51, RERNERS-STREF,T, LONDON'. I)IEAL Judges a SODA WATER need not to he told that It its main excellence consists-in the LENGTI-10* L IME during which it retains its life and pungency APIER IF POURED OUT, and not (as many erroneously suppose) on Uri force with which it expels the cork. This latter is rather the chayacteristic of the commonest Soda Water, for the oliiionts reason that the air is disengaged. whereas, by the peculiar principle of :SciiwEPPE!S process, the Carbonic Acid does not escape with the cork, but, being thoroughly amalgamated with the water, rentithis as a valuable 'm0(14.111;11 feature in their manufacture. The same obsrrvations will apply to their Aerated Lemonade, Potass and M;isYnesia Waters. PiaV observe the BED LABEL, over the Cork. representing their Si.natu•e, as many of the other makers impose upon the public by (thing " Schwoppe's Bottles" with their own spurious Composition. Branch Manor tetories at BRISTOL, DEBBY, and at .14S; LONDON•ROAD, LIVERPOOL. IMPORTERS OP GERMAN SL.LTZER WATER, IN QUARTS AND The following are their AGENTS for LIVER POOL Wood . - vale. Bold-street ; T. Nixon, jun.. Caste-street; Alann and Crost h Parker•street ; Thos. Thump on and. Son, Church street; It. Beatson Bold-street; Win. Jones, I3ei rY-sireet ; Win. Wagstaff, Great Genrae-plaee ;• John Priesttey, Lord street ; G. 11. Howell, Dale-street ; George Aspinall, Saint James's -street ; Thomas Johnson. St. James's-street ; J. M. Syers, Park-road; W. W. King. William Henry-street, S9ho- Mre.• ; E. Tiernan, Loudon-road; John Doane:Castle-street ; G. Webster, St.. James's-street ; and P. Roberts, Ranelagh street. . • Ert.mt Orders lianufactured especially fur WARM CLI- T E' Out NotittO. YORK AND NORTH OF ENGLAND ASSURANCE CONIPA NY. High Oasegate. York. and King William-street,• London. yHE f.,llowiii t r ftEnuni. D R ATES ate charged by this Cuin g 1 palm on Coinnue - rcial Risks, in Liverpool . Flo4ting Polk ieS, in all cases 9s. per ceut. per annum. Specific Polivies. including all ri'ks 7s. /s. Onii•tin,z :511 Hazardous Trades fig. ...• ~ 1) itto all Elazoid.ois Goods • ss. / ~ No extra c h arg e for plurality of occupatkin. Shortts. rae period Policies at the'usual proportion of the above . _ .. . • Renewal Receipts are DO* ready for delivery for Policies falling due at LADY DAY. Life Assuiauce effected on terms mote advantageous to the Assnred than at most ether Offices. 'rables.of Rates, wilh all oi her information on the subject, may be obtained•on io MATTHEW VOTIIEEISPOON, 7, Indialuiliiin.zs, li:zent for Liverpool. YORK AND NORTH OF ENGLAND ASSURANCE • COMPANY. • - IVOTICE is HEREBY GIVEN, that ei/DIVIDEND of EIO per Cent on the paid-op Capifai of this Company will he .paid to' t ite•Shareholdt•rs. in Liveroo)l and its Vicinity, on arllofter.MONDA Y, the 2d of Avid, at the Company's•Otlice, No. 7 , , India-buildinut=, MATTII MY . AVOTH ERSPOON, Agent. THE LIVERPOOL FIRE AND LIFE INSURANCE COMPANY. . ENIPOIYERF.D BY ACT OF PARLIAMENT. OFFICE :37. WATER•STREET. ITA £2,000,000. TR UST Iti:Eti. - Sir Thoinsts Brancker„ . . 1 7 i 7. ill iam BroWn, Hodgson, Esq. DI IC ECTOIIS. George dolt. Esq., Chairman. Thomas Booth, , and ;tichard Edwards, Esq., Deputy-Chairmen. Timothy Bourne, Esq. George H. Lawrence, Esq. Thomas Brocl;lehiuk, Esq. . Andrew Melly, E „ q. , ,Naihnn Cairns, • James Moon, Esq. 'William Claxton, Esq. Lewin Mtizley, liq. William Dixon. Esq. William Nicol. Esq. William Earle, jun., Esq. Charles S. Parker,,Esq. Joseph C. Ewart, EMI. J a m e .: Powell, Esq. On menu! fleyworlh, Esq. John ItidewaY, Et.q. , JtiXeph orilby, Esq. William Smith, Esq. AUDITO RS. Robert L. Bolton, Esq., and Daniel James, Esq. MEDICAL REFF.IIEVS. James Carson, M.D.; Robert Btekersteth, Esq. SuitvEvou.—John Stewart, Esq. -INSURANCES against FIRE may be effected with-this Company On Property of every description, as well in Fo reiot Countries as throughout the United Kingdom. Persons whose Policies with this Company expire on the 25th instant ar e respectfully reminded that, for their own security. they,should renew them withinfifieen days front that date; and those who. have hit herty been Insured in other:Offices, but pre fer the protection of an Institution whose ,Directors reside a mongst themselves, are informed, that they May remove their Insurances without expense.. No charge is made for the policy in any case. Assurances on Lives will be granted .on favourable terms. S W INTON Bouur, Secretary. Liverpool, March 19 1839. CARPET- WA REHOUSE & FRINGE MAN UFACTORY, ADE L PHI HOUSE. ?'o. 11, BOLO-STREET, . APPOSITE iCoNCERT-STREET, LIVERPOOL. 17771_ WOODS .a•nd CO. beg respedttully •to inform their • Friends and the Public general/Y, that they have just. received a large supply of . Ittureens Datnasks, TFurniture,, Chintz, Blankets, Quids, Carpets; Druggets, Floor and• Lobby, Clo hs, &e..8r.c., which they are now Selling at their usual low prices. • Fringes, Laces, Gimps, Bell Pulls, and every description of Upholsterer's Trimmings Manufactured on the Premises. , IMPROVEMENTS IN THE MODE 01 , .11E 4 5 xTIN9 . 110THOUSES, CON- s v A Toil I ks, (•, 8. ; - BY flof•ii 7 A'l'Elt.. • ALSO BY AN IMPROVED FURNACE AND FLUE. QE'CH FLI I:CROFT, C.'.esrtc, and /poi TtiV Mann faeturer, Castle-street, Liverpool. legs to anuc,unee, to the Public., that he is agent for Mess's, Cu a NerKil ',oil Co. of Lon don, whose men Are Doav in Liverpool„ l'. WATER BO I L ERS and Pi P ES. with their PA7I'EN 7 I' SMOKE-CONr SLIMING FURNACES, and who undertake to guarantee tht .perfect action of all 'Hot Water, Apparatus, to any required tenaperitture, . • A splendid Stove, eight feet high, frith several Church and Shop Stoves,. &c., just arrived. . 19. Castle-,treet, 24th March, 183. , LONDON DYE-HOUSE, No. 6, • PITT-STREET, LIVERPOOL. MILIZABBTII iIATLI ISUN ( \Victim of the rate John /- Mathison) begs to return 'thanks to the - gohility and Gentry of Liverpool for past favours, and reSpectfully to an nounce that it is her intention to , einotnue in her own name,. the business, which, on account of thedecliAting state of her late, husband's health, she has conducted for the last .few years. • The folominl articles are Dyed or Cleaned in a superi o r style, namely, Silks, Canton Crapes, Bonchasins, Tabinets, Satins, Velvets, and Shawts, Merinos Dyed. Pressed, and, Watered. Satin Damasks, • Calico, Print& Linen, Woollen Bed and. Window Furniture,•Sora and Chair Covers Cleaned and Glazed. Gentlemen's Clothes Renovated. Blankets, Counterpanes,. and Carpets Cleaned. FAMILY LINEN WA 11,E HOUSE, • W. BO !M.-STREET, (THREE noOrtA BELOW.TILE MUSIC lIALL 10) & 11. ANDERSON, in announcing to their Friends JR • and the Public their I(EMC)VAI, ttl the : above commo dious premises, beg respectfully to acknowledge the liberal sut port extended to them during the lonjcperiiid,ibey have been in business, and hope,,by a continnerlplOtention to superiority In quality in every department of thekeStbek, to give that satislnc• (ion which will ensure a continuance of that favour they have so long experienced. In addition to their own Manufacture. of DAMASK, TABLE LINEN, COVT.itS, SHKETIN, LI.N:111S, and DlAPkus, it. tend H. A., in order to make their establishment couplets in Family Furnishing,. bave, added au extensive Stock of Buo-TICK, BLANKI,'TS. CotYNTEI4!ANES, QUILTS,.I7I.ANNELS, &v. .. F A miLy.Cimsrs and Coa.Ts of. An ms executed in a superior style. • Specimens 01 some of those they have already done, may be seen as shove. IDROFESSOR SWEDOU R'S HYGEIAN HERB X. • PILLSoIor the effectual , extirnation.of every species, and sYMptom of the SYPII HAT IC ,DISEAE, and the, disorders arising from improper treatment. Prepared, and sold Ity. the sole Proprietor, at No. 54, SE EL-s—rwiET, LIVERPOOL. In boxes at 2s. 9d. and 4s. 6d. each., Warranted nut to contain COPA I BA, CUB EDS, or any deleterious ingredient. o i „. With each Box is given a Treatise on Venereal and Syphilitic Diseases, with. observations on seminal weakness &c. &c., containing .hints worth knowing by those. is ho are, or have been sufferers to this dreadful and devastatiou malady.. Dr. DA V IESON continnesturtirect his attention to thosedis. orders arising frtint the too free and indiscriminate indulgence of the passions,.uhich, not only ,occasiou a numerous tiain of nervous affections, but also entails on its votaries .1111 the ener vating imbecilities of old age, : In, that .ciistrexiing state of de bility and deficiency, whether the consequence .f baneful ha bits. excessive drinking„nr any other cause,by which the rowers of, the constitution hecome enfeelded, he offers a firm, sate, and speedy :restoration to.snund and vigorous health. • it i t s a titelauch"lY- fat hat ,thousands fall victims to the ve nereal disease, owing to the unskilfniness of illiterate men, who, by the use, oft hat,deullv, poison, Mercury, ruin the constitution, and when-the grealranctor. Swednur became.Pritressor at Ley den Universit he conferred an; invaluable benefit, upon man, kind by the discovery of his grand Panacea, for the cure of this deplorable complaint, Never did a. discovery _excite ,a .greater sensation. it was .songht „after with avidity, and.tisftd with the undeviating success i.o.the.nutst minute„and intricate cases of the delicate complaint, fur the core of which I hev.have been so long celebrated. The flme of these rills throughout. Germany, Caused their speedy introduction into almost every country. The certainly with which : they were continually administered can be attested by many thousands. In fact, dit rino the how Conti nental war they were the inseparable companion and safeguard of the soldier. in all eases where the slightest susoicion Of infec tion was entertained. What medicine can he more appropriate than that which has given such general satistuction ? The H ge inn ilerb Pm. raid out e'vety• particle of insidious poison...puri fying to their progress the whole mass r,f fluids. They not only fentave the disease, but renovate by. their action the direrent functions of the IC,dv expelling the grosser humourx, and in a manner so mild anil imperceptible as to convince the most sceptical of their astonishing .and unequalle.t powers., The neither contain mercury nor any other mineral. and may be taken without the ;lightest suspicion of discovery—they require n° restraint Of diet, loss of time, or hindrance of busines, hut effect a complete cure , i without the least exposure to the patient. At any perindw. ben tic,slightestsnspie ionfrilly exist, it will he well to have recourse to the Ilygeian Herb Pills, for when tikken lefiwetlie by nnvn diseits l eh i lis ir made its appearance it acts as a certain preventive, i the complaint effectually and secretly. The deplorable state in which many persons Wave been when visiting the proprietor, hom.the use of mercury, renders it im peratively necessary Incaution the public against that dangerous mineral when inindicionsly administered. These Pills should forma portion of all Medicine Chests, by sea and land, and ought never to beomitied by any person ga'ng a long voyage or journey. their- properties are such thatmeither heat nor told will injure their quality, o r i r r eveto flue due effects on the•constitut ' • Dr. Davieson will attend daily at I:is residence. from 'Fight in' the morning until Ten nt Night, (op :7"; utidt” s from Niles" till , Two,) where he.gives advice t o all4pplicauts taking any of his. preparations, .W . 1T1V,4 va:a. Letters (post-pai.l Perilous - 1g a• remittance, answered by re , urn, anti -Medicines punctually transmitted . to 114 • adareso eit4er, by iniiirrla or name. N 0.54, SEEL.STREET, LIVERPOOL CHESTER AND - BIRKENHEAD 'RAILWAY, ' 2OTION IS HE'ItEBY GIVEN, that tit :: HALFNEAR• L GENERAL,MEETING of SHARP.;HOLDEUS will he held, in pursuance of 1;:e proriii;crg:Wltie Act Incorpo rating the Company, at the Clarendon •Rontos,in LiVeiTitiel, on MosznAT,' the-9th of. April nest, at Eleven o'clock in the .Pore. noon precisely; at trim:it Meeting, owingt6 important suldects under consideration, it is intended to propcife that no, business he eivered upon, hut that sto.h tneeliog, be adjourned .tcrthe 9th day of June, at the saute tune; place, and hour, for the purpose of proceedinein the ex,etition of the provisions of the Said Act. ' Be ord., of the Directors. • • • -• JOSEPH MALLABY,"Lase Clerk. Liverpool, 2611, March, 1868. ' GRAND - JUNCTION RAILWAY. • TEM:JENS FOR LOANS rinHE Directors of the GRAND JUNCTION RAILWAY COMPANY are uttiV teativ to receive TENDERS for LOANS; to the extent of Fifty Thousand Pounds, in'sums of tint less than One Thousand Pounds each, at Four ,per per Annum laterest; col- a term of Five or Seve Years'i'ettain. To he addressed to the Treasurer or the Coitcpant7, Li ne-street, Liverpool. li, Order of the Directeis,. J. R. CHOR LEY. - Lime-Street, Licarpool, Morch i, 18.33. UNION tiOUSE. No: 82, 01.1 MALL-STREET. r IHE Ladies of 'Liverpool and, the Public in apn etal are respect fullv lei - 011:er'. that lee above NEW ESTARI"ISH. M ENT IS NOW OPEN, with - an 'EXTENSI V E and WELL-ASSORTED srocK of LINEN DRAPERY, SILK 111 ERCEIVV, &c., of Which it be i.figirt!,;`!with propriety, thatmone in the t lwri tidlds out greater real ad YantagSs than this, the coin pone 0 t part being useful, durable, fagliftb2e. and cheaper titan tile ficseriptirin 41Articles are gen'erally StlfSa.v.it Inasy, that ihe vWief aim will be'the supplying Of genuin e good Fabt les. Fast Colforts:New De - Zips in Pattern, an !at the smallest' paS'si tile reniutieraiing 'plwrit. The twit went will lie Its under: -v-:'lshif; Linens frefllM'verfr, 'Sheki t rigs, all widths, t ,t ; et , colinferpaties,Qdr`lhl: Towelitags, Grass-bleached Irish andScoteli - Lidens, Diapets, Lawns, Caw bries, Muslinso, Mu lln 'Wit. ks, Diebities!, jeuhs, Sdtteens, Lung Cloths, Gingliauts, Punted Catuto ice, Mon seiine de Laine's, Checked Lnstres, Black and Co • laurel'. Lustriiffs'• , Gros de NI , plea, S-attinats, Figured Silks, Satins, Persiang, ' Sarsnets, epic)! r. Orles rig Cloths, Cawbiets, •Blgek Bodibazinsrand nes o S ha wls and iletkerchi.fi igreat. variety, Scarfs; Ribbons, Wolies, Qdiliting' add broad Nets, Edgings, Lace Veil's, Caps, 'gusting Collars, Capel, and Habit Shirts, Haliirita4ery, &c. •- TEI REE ASSISTANTS WANTED. • y BRISCOE begs leave to inform. his Friends.and...the st, • Public generally that he INTENDS OPENING his HAT ESTABLISHMENT, Nu. 83, OLD HA I. ET; on SATURDAY NEXT, the 31st instant , . with a splendid N IF4W STOCK of BEAVER and SILK HITS. CAPS. &c., ena 7 bracing the most Fashionable Shapes, fri;iu the Initldlihg to the very .hest London quality, and respectfully solicits a trial aa4 comparison to ensure future favours, being confident that, to point of Fashion, Goo-mess, and Cheapness, he .cannot be execlicd, ASSOCIATION (..W . OWNEUS OF WAREHOUSES AND LANDS. , A T a numerous M FETING•of the OWNERS of LAND it and WA,REHOUSES, and others interested .in. Lease• hold Prone' ty, undev.the Corporation of Liverpool', held at tho Clarendon ifuoms, South John-street, on the 2Sth day of March, 1835, to take into consideration a Reso:uti , n of the bock. Com. mittee, of the 22d instant, relative to theirßinkling Warehouses on the verge of the 1,) ,, e10, JOHN DR IN [(WATER, E'sq.; in ,th , Chair, The resolution having-been read, It was moved by JOHN SIIAW LcwH, E 1 .., and seconded by RALPH PETERS, Esq , and Resolved unanimously, the.proposed,tneasa . e would be very detrimental, to the property of the eorporAte estate and of private indi. vidu;tls. Moved by IL B. B. H. Btxr4nEtt.„ seconded by J. Alorvra . a. marry, Esq., at.d „ Resolved unanimously, 2d.—That immediate steps be taken to counteract this unjust and uncalled for measure... • Moved by Inoruss Fltsms. E seconded by G. B. I RI, A Sf, Esq ,ha nd u l a 'e n t i rtroi ' l llifi' a embodying the above resolutions he prepared, And fqtrwurded.to the,opiilf.:n (.Iqm:wil t respectfully requesting them to put their o ()tittle resolution of the Dock Moved by J. FLETCHER , E s q.. seconded by J. A. Jnn, Esq., Cmotoictee. . ; • • • t. . .. and , . . 4th.-- e 7T ir tt e a (i t u n7A ni t:riett l ion be now formed, to be called, "The 'arehouse and Lana ;As,sociation." .and -that, the,followinig gentlemen be the Committee, with power to add .to their . . numbers :7 . , . Sir THOS. B. BIRCH, Bart., Chairmen. . B ICH AHD 11-A It HOH 13. Esq., Treasurer. W 11. LI AM BIRKIITT, Esq., .Secretary. Hardman Earle John C. Molyneux Julio Drinkwater Samuel Notate Daniel Waterhouse John Garnett John Montgomery . Jos. Ewart Thomas Frente Thomas Dover George B. lrlam Thomas Jevons W. P. 13ushby It. Peters . • Peter Bourne , • R. B. B. H. Blundell, Elfin:. (Signed) JOHN Dlt IN K. WATER, Chairman. The Chsirnian having the left Chair, • . MOVVGI.by JOHN HIGHFIEI.D.„ Esq. ; seconded by - J. LEY rmao, .Esq., slid _ . •. Resolved unanimously,. . sth —That the thanks of thi man ,for his able oftultict is Is Meeting be given to the Chair e Cbair. , • ST, ANNE'S WARD. COMMITTEE to whom the Cemeral Meeting, on the II- 231 February, eon usted the Distribution ,of the Funds raised. fur the Itelielof the Distressed Poor in this. Ward, have to present to toe,Snliscribers,.nt the conclusion of their laboc rs, the following It Epowr of their oroceediugs The W,artl.bcing,divitled into 23 distficts, nearly every family in distress was visited and relieved ut tpot.e the dav after the poldie.roeeting was held, and siihsv.quevtly iturrog three weeks.• the Ihauks..t too Subseribers ate t bereforelia , licularly due to the..,Visitors, by whose prompt exertions necessary relief was so imm e di a tely afforded, and wider whose. continued superintend. , once of the districts the Committee have reason to hppe that no ease was parsed over where assistance was required. • . The..ainount, of Subscriptions received W `" £ 2 47 161., which Ras been applied by the Treasurer as follows : P0tat0e5....2.601 tickets, each for one peck £so 7 .6' Coal 2 202 ditto,' ditto. half cwt 4O 11 51 Bread 2,782 ditto, ditto 41b 4 Soup Tickets - 3 0 If Cleaning; Coal, and attendance: • " 2 7 Stationary, Advertising, and Printing 6 17 9 Amount . distwised• by the following gentlemen in , enabling persons to relieve their Clothes, Tools; &e., from Pawn, and to otherwise-aiding deserv ing. individualawhO had been specially recorn= m e nded to the Committee by the District Visitors fur such relief : Hey. John Lyons and Mr. E. Prradley Messrs. James parker arid K. Sliorthotise: '2o 0 0 - Bev. J. Picton and Mr. Edw. Gibbon- l7 10 0 Balance paid over to the -llistiiet Provident tioc►etY Cl 4 1i Amount of Subscriptions • ' ..E.17 16 0- JAMES PA akug, Trel§Wrr. Athlited—T. CVGLAN. .* It. 1,. CAtot, The Committee tieg io acknottledge rilitterat supply of Solv e s Tickets, from the 'Soup Committee p':ltiso to et press their thanks to Mt. Laseettes, and the Cau6oittee of the Literary, Scieutific, and Commercial Institution, for the gratuitous use of their Rooms. The Subscription List, Accounts, anti Vouchers ate own for the inapectiou e,f the'Subsetthrts, at the Office of Mr. Cox, the Setvetary, at, Anne-street. ' ' ' • JOHN B. MONK. Chairman.