The Liverpool Standard and General Commercial Advertiser. — Liverpool, Merseyside, England, 1836-09-30 00:00:00

=2~ A f / '//e Eibttlibbl z-btppotg. ~~~: EAST INDIES 4 Will hcw6 edrlt de;patcle. For BOMBAY, t. 4i:,;%.,2i• The.first-class British-hailt Ship CESTRIAN, ••,?,. 1 . A KEt.tmen, Commander ; 381 tons register, and w e ll known it . ' the tye as a remarkably fast -sailing vessel.—For rte;ght, or passag apply to JOHN BIIiBY and Co. 41.47 To sal; positively oil the 9th of'October. For BUM BA Y, . The will-known,Shrp CALEDONIA, 3. R. Sritov aN, C.o,u &ander; freight or l)11.3:!P typly to Messrs. pi ROM, nu:l-11%10ND, ' 1,1( 1 Merchants; Messrs. BoLD and ItussEL, Brokers, or JUEIIV T0131:4 To tali positicely on the 11 th of October: ' ' For CIA LCurrA, . ' . 7- The'rernarkably fast-sailin .' in MONA, PHILIP GHIA, Co ander. For freight or passage apply to.Messrs.CorPLANp and Dm k:A:s, Merchants; Messrs. BoLu And Rtssia, Br , kers. or 'o JOHN TOBIN. ;....- _ WEST UNTDIES. To sail on the 10th e For DEM ERA A, • 14-1 s ", • The Ship S P RUS, ••••• R. M 4 Dutv,At., Master. Por light freight or passage apply to SOHN •GLADSTONE and Co, 6 For BARBADOS, The f4o..s..ilintr Ship LITI-IEFIL-A<SID, • -t.' THomAs El A.WIZINS, M s r; Lying in the Qd efr' ' S Lie:.—For f ignt and passage apply to, . ' ' LLE YES. LITHERINN 0, and Co., Wolst,nhohne 7 squai e. _. To sag. piinetwilbi 12th Oetuhe • ClC.*' The fia For Kait.B . 4DOE , ~ fast-sailing Brig ARV, Lying in the (,) , :een'AT.a..k,' and has the greatest part or her carpo ready.-- 7 F or freight of remainder or pas . • , sage upply to .JAMES POOLE and Co. 13_ For TRINIDAD, The English-guilt _,..; huili Barque IL u'rci . :SON, , Qj J. f liontNsoN, :Thistqr - 289 tons register; lyii,g in the W • wino Dock, and h.a s a.gr,tat parr of hir carg-o,rca ay'. —F:.- tartio uf rreigto. ur . passage apply to Messrs. Jou N M t I.li 01.1.A14 o and Co., or - -.- .. : :- . JAMES POOLE and Co. ^'l f ("l ~ f„1 Jrathace.i.r.,.ri.,:alite despatch. , ~ . . , For J.::,i...5t11, \ - , 2-, , r, e - TWIG, 106 to J. IRELAND, Master For teratis oT 'iceig,,llt apply on' board, in file Prince's Dock, or to F.. F. GIBBS and C • , la, Goree-piazzas. To sail immediately. • Fnr 1) A N i l 7 The CAT lIERINA EL I SINA J tonsi Al, 11. A. SCHUKING, Master. Lying in the Queen's Duck.— For terms of freiglit apply to F. F. GIIiBS and Co., IS. Gorre-piazzas. itizir. On SALE ,, The first-class oak-built S • ffice BRITISH HEROIN -611" tons per register, old measure t; built at Que bec,t- in the summer of 1831, by' experienced builders ; she is copper-fasteued and well secured with iron staple knees, and in every respect suited' for the cotton ur timber trade; she has a full poop, her nabin is fitted up, and: she carries a very large cargo (imam easy. draft of water : the . Waterloo. Dock.—For particulars apply to JAMES LOGAN, Oldhall-street. *team' Xabigaton. REDUCED FARES! The ISLE OF MAN. ancLUYELIPOOL ROYAL MAIL STE•Am-PAcKEIs. QUEEN OF THE.•IS itri4 GILL, Comma eroold MONA'S PI E. QUAI' LE, Co wander, Sail from George's Dock Pierbead for. 0 U:G I; AS. every norning, (Sundays excepted;) at Ten o'clock, at very Reduced Pares. • Cabin Fares,.ss.--,Steerage,.2s. Passengers and - their Luggage put on board and landed from these Packets free of charge. Far• further plrticulars - appls• to the Agents, Liveipooi E and CFI it iSTIAN, Redeross-street. Donglas ....RDWARD MOORE. Qaav, Douglas: ItLinghester..J 0 N WAL KER., 39, •Market-street. By these Packets Passengers- are only charged the above Fares, and"no extbrlion. For DUBLIN AND BELFAST, CliT OP DUBLIN S TEA M-P AC IC ET, COMP Y, ''":`.4f, -:•.' INCORPORATED BY ACT OF PA LIAMENT. The':abok.e Company sail their Vessels, ( rth or without Pilots,) taking Goods and Passengers to following ports, namely, To DUBLIN For. BELFAST, The NOTTINGHAM, To -MORROW, (Saturday.) the Ist October at Three o'clock in the Afternoon, frinn the 'Clarence Dock. ha 4 the .ATHLON on WEDNESDAY next, the sth October, ,at Filie o'clock in the Afternoon, from the Clarence cock, Apply; for Dublin Line, to SAMUEL PERRY, 27, for Belfast Line, to Water-street. JOHN M'CAMMONand Co., The pi incioe of thc Company is that of attaching all Tin. porters and Exporters by a Divi;ior of the Profits ainongthem, after pa} anent of the Dividends—thus.creating a community of interests between the, Shippers and Shareholders—a principle which 'will` beit guarantee to its Proprietors a certainty of their Dividen.ls, and ur Shippers. of all' descriptions of Goods and Live Siva the ha.v4 - ig,a well supported F,stablishinent of first, eFiss Steamers, and the lowest rate of 'Freight compatible with a due•attentmn to theirmaintenante. VoL. MITI.---No. 403.] Z-alcs bp .:?ittrtion. FRIDAY, SEPTEMBER 30, 1836. giatco bp auction. By Messrs. THOS. WINSTANLEY and SONS, On TnuasoAy next, the 6th October, at Two o'clock in the. Afternoon, at the Clarendon-rooms, South John-street, .LL that Piece or Parcel of LAND or GROUND, situate in the village of Walton, near Liverpgul-, - and un the _west side of theTurnpike•road leadin g f r o m .. lirpool to OrmSkirk, containing in front theietosU pads or ereabouts, and running in depth backwards on toe north e5O yards or thereabouts, and im the south side 22 yards 2 yet 6 inches or thereabouts, and bertg. in breioltb at the back 32 yards 2 feet 6 inches or thereabouts, and bounded on the south . by the Dwelling-house and Premises belonging to and in the possession of Mr. Henning, surgeon. 1 4 ';,r further particulars apply to Mr. MAWDSLEY, Solicitor, Doran's-lane.. Lord-sircet. MODERN AND USEFUL HOUSEHOLD FURNITURE, CLAYTON-sQUAREJiOO.II,Y. By Mr:li YFORD. On MON DAY nest, the 3d October, punetuallpft Eleven o'clock, at his Rooms. Cmyton-suntre, TLIF HOUSEHOLD I" URNITUME and Effects, corr.- prising lii Stained Rosewood Dracting-room Chairs, large circular 'Dressing Table, with enclosed - Washstands and Cup boards, five handsome Double-barrelled Guns, with Percussion Locks, in Cases complete. Single-barrelled Gun, Chimney and Dress:;. Glasses, Carpets, Lobby Cloths, a few Lots of Oil Paintings and Prints, Kitchen Requisites, and other Effects. The Mahogany Articles, Chests of Drawers, Pembroke, Card, Loo, and Snap Tables. Camp Bedsteads, Ten Feather Beds and Bedding, Painted . Chamber Articles, &c. May be viewed Tomorrow, (Saturday,) when Catalogues may be had at the Rooms. On Tuu.s. ~ Ytiext.. the 4th day of October, at six.o'clock in the • evening, at the Clarendon Rooms, South Jonn-stre , Liver - pool, in the following or such other loz.s as may b „reed upon at the time of sale. Lo • t A LI. those FOUR DWELLING ()USES, situate in Cartwright-place, leading tof Byrom-street, in Liverpool, and'in Damson's-place, near thereto, one of which Dvvellin&-houses is in Damson's-pla c e, another in Cartwright's place, and the two remainingin a court there called,cartwright's court, containing, in front to Cartwright's-place, 30 feet or thereabouts, and' in front to Dawson's-place, and at the hack along the premises described it - , Lot 2, 8 yards 2 feet, or there abouts, and now in the occupation of Mr. Bagot and others, at rents amounting to £‘3s 4s:per annum. Lot 2:—AIItIia!'MESSUAGE or DWELLING-HOUSE, (now - used as a Mit K4ionsE,) with the Shippon, Stabie, and %ard attached thereto, situate on the north side of Cartwright's place, and adjoining the tireceding lot, containing, in front to Cartwright's-place, 75 feet or thereabouts, and on the east and west sides severally In feet or thereabouts, and now in the occu pation of Mr. Wm. Ford, as tenant at will, at a rent of £3O per annum. Both lots are Freehold of Inheritance. For further particulars apply of Mr. BEAMONT, Solicitor, Warrington; or to Mr. JAMES Bi II KETT, Solicitor, Liverpool. VALUABLE FREEHOLD INN or PUBLIC-HOUSE, COT TAGES, and BUILDING LAND, with a Stream of Water through it, at Hindley, either altogether or in Lai. By Mr. WM. SLEDDON, On THURSDAY, the 20th day of October nest, at Five o'clock in the Afternoon, at the house of Mr. Joseph Holcruft, Sign of the Lord Nelson, in Hindle, in the county of Lan caster, (unle‘s.the whole shall be previously disposed of by Private Treaty, of which due notice will be given,) in the ful lowing or such other Lots as shall be agreed upon at the time of sale:— -- --- A - , LL that commodi ins INN or PUBLIC-HOUSE .ot 1. . known brthe Sign of the Lord Nelson, s itu ate i n , lindley aforesaid upon the Turnpike-road leading f r o m Wi gan to Bolton, with the Brew-house, Barn, Stable, Shipp o n, Pig geries, and other Outbuildings, Yard, Garden, and Orchard thereunto' belonging, and now in 'the occupation of the said Joseph Holcrofi, as tenantiroin year ro yea • Also all those Two several corrAGßs or DWELLING HOUSES,*/ situate at thrend of and adjo ingrthe said Inn or Public-house, and now in the several occupations of Betty Ramsdale and Ann Hill, as undet tenants of the- said Joseph Holcroft. . The Premises comprised in this Lot. contain .by estimation 1,809 square yards of Land, or thereabouts. The Buildings are M substantial repair, and the Public-house possesses every con venience for carrying on extensive business in the most advan tageous manner, and has the benefit of an extensive and open frontage to the street, and all the-requisites for Brewing. The Cellaring is well flagged, extensive, and good. There are on, the ground floor a good central and convenient Bar, a Dining room 15 feet by 14, three good Drinking-rooms, a Kitchen, and Scullery; and on.i he first floor four good Lodging-rooms and a good Club-room 33 feet by 15. -The Garden and Orchard are bounded on one side by the Goit which, supplies the Low Mill Dam with Water, and con tains at all seasons of year a constant supply of Water. Lot 2.—A1l those Two several M ESSUAG ES or DWELL- ING-HOUSES and GROCEIt'S SHOP, situate in HindliTy aforesaid, and fronting : the said Street or Turnpike-road, with the vacant Land,.Cow-house, Yard, and other Appurtenances thereunto, belonging, . and in the several occupat i ons of Mr. Edward Midgley and Mr. John Green, as tenants from year to year. Zo Or giicitri. Also all that Close or Parcel of LAND, called the Croft, in the occupation of the said Joseph Ho!croft, situate at the back of the said last-mentioned Premises, and bounded on the south- easterly side thereof by Borsden Brook, and on the northwest erly side thereof by the Goit aforesaid, containing., with the site of the Buildings in this Lot, in front to the said street 112 feet, and ; in depth backwards 300 feet, and in the whole 3,996 super ficial square yards of Land, or thereabouts. Lot 3.—A1l those Two several 1)1 ESSUAGES or DWELL ING-HOUSES, also situate in Llindteyaloresaid, and fronting the said Street or Turnpike-road, with the vacant Land and other Appurtenances thereunto •belonging, containing by esti mation in front to the said street 34 feet, in depth backwards 49 feet, and in the whole 152 superfiCial square yards of Land, or thereabouts, bounded -on the southeast by Lot 2, and on the northwest by Lot 4, and -now in the several occupations of Jas, Banks and Richard Fairclough, as tenants from year to yea r . Lot 4.—A1l those other Two MESSUAGES or DWELL ING-110USES, situate in ,Hindley aforesaid, and Platting the said Street or Turnpike-road, , with the vacant Laud and other Appurtenances thereunto belonging, containing by estimation to the front of the said street. 50 feet, and in depth backwards 40 feet, and in the whole 185 superficial square yards, or there abouts, abutting on the southeasterly side thereof to Lot 3, and and on the northwesterly sides thereof to Lot 1, and now in the occupations of William Banks and Joshua Livesey, as tenants from year to year.• The whole of the above-mentioned Premises are Freehold of Inheritance. The Land Tax has been redeemed, and the Pro perty will be sold free from any incumbrance whatsoever. It is situate on the - direct- Turnpike-road between the towns of Wigan and Bolton, and is three wiles distant from the foriner and seven from the latter; it 'is within four miles of Leigh and Chowbent, and twelve of Warrington, and. being situate in the centre of the village of Hindley, where there is a rapidly in creasing population and flourishing trade, at is rendered very desirable for the investment of capital. The Public-house has long been in full and extensive business, which has been carried on by the present tenant nearly thirty years; and the Gardens and Croft are admirably adapted for the erection of a Cotton Factory, or other Works requiring Steam-power, the Goit and Brook furnishing an abundant and never-failing supply of con densing Water, -and there being Collieries -in the -immediate neighbourhood, where excellent . Coals may be bad at very low prices. . If Purchasers desire it, a considerable portion of the Purchase Money will be oermitted to remain on security of the Property.. . The respective Tenants will show the Premises; and further information may be had on applying to Mr. Wit LIAM BLUN DELL, of Warrington, Wine Merchant, (the Owner.) or at the Office of. WOODCOCK and PA rer, in Wigan, where a Plan of the l'remises may be seen. By His Majesty's Royal Authority: PROFESSOR SW EDOUR'S HYUEAN PILLS. FORthe effectual extirpation of every species and symptom Of the Syphilitic Disease,and the many disorders arising from improper treatment. Prepared and sold by the sole Proprietor, at No. 54. Seci street, Liverpool. (four doors from Slater-street) in boxes at 25.'94.. and 4s, 6d. each. With each box is given directions how to take these Pills, and observations on points, beneficial to the patieut.,being hints worth knowing, by those who are, or haie been sufferers from this dreadful and devastating malady./ " Venienti occurite m0r%0." "Oppose the disease it its infancy." "These, 0 sinful pleasures, tl• s are thy trophies—'xis thus co-operating with th;., foe of. Go d man, thou degradest hu man nature, and blasteth the o ing prospects of human fe lieity."—Bt la. heas:,r Country, and ad dresses So said Professor Swedour, when he discovered his grand PANACEA this Complaint. The "Hygean (then un known In the annals of medical discoveries.) as a specific reme dy'to exterminate from the system, that intruder on the plea- Sures frequently itithihed in moments of inebriation, or thought lessness : never did a discovery excite a gr b e ( a 7 t e e nt r us s ao e n n lyo s ,n at eg i a o cu r e i s , lee i d. t was sought after with - avidity, and used with undeviating success in the joust minute and intricate cases of the delicate re e Pills the Protessor Swedour who b t heir ted s p . c om p l aint, e vi e l e d e f i i r , t f r . r at t e l t i : s u o: e d i :u t : i c i e fi r t io n i e : s. t h r oughoutintrii;eiesdYt filled the chair at Leyden University, congratulatory of the cir cumstance. The certainty with which they were continually administered, can be attested by many thousands, in fact during the long continental war they were the inseparable comnanien and safeguard of , the soldier, in- all cases, where the slightest suspicion -of infection was entertained. What Medicine can , be. more appropriate than that which has given such general satis faction. The Ilygean.Pills root out every particle of the insiti onus poison, purifying in their progress the whale mass or fluids,. they - not only:remove the disease, but renovate by their action thedifferent functions of. the hody—expelling-the grosser hu tinoticerstah:dn,:onsta ma n ner sc,iitica l s o o f m t i h lt e l i a r nadstimi:it;it:ieg andptible as to eon- - y n powers, they neither c o nt a i n mercury or any other ne i t i • ne min e ral, g;illed and may be taken withnot ,t he slightest suspicion of discovery— they require no restraint of diet, loss of: time, or hindrance of h e •Ilteau • Pills may be depended up o n •as..a cer tainpersonsur either sex; in all stages of a certain (its ebausseit,7aune:l by titat without producing the least mrouvenience. ; At. 1 s; period whew - the'.slightest,suspicion may exist, it will be well - to have recourse to 'the.Hvg - ean Pills, tor when taken be-, fore the disease-has made its appeuracce it acts as a certain preventive, removing .the complaint effectually and • secretly. The:deplorable, state in. which .many :persons have been -when visitingtheproprieter front the use of mercury, renders , it ,itn peratively necessary to . caution the public against thitt danger ous mineral' when injudiciously administered. Dr. Dataieson: will attend daily at his residence, N 0.54, Seel street,' Liverpool, .trom Eiyht in the erorniny •Teitint viiyht (en Sundays from Nnia till Two,) where he-gives advice told applicants taking env.:.of his prepar a tit ms , wmicter A FEE.' ' Letters (post-paid )" vnelosing a reinittaum'auswered by ire turn,: and Mediones..punetually. transmitted , to .say.•addrest either by initials tor name. • ... _ ' 7 1 7• - - y ~.,// / i (-- - ‘,3 - *C., ~ -.,..-- - ---t_e_.-.6„, t,...._ G e--- ,C--- --- 7// . , .. 41/ /,', / - - i -- '`--- re 4- G '/ ~.....,,.„.„.._., i4ze ~. . . . . . . ....... .. , tt.,.. .4.. it 4 i f i g , ' -,.. . i p, At i • • •,.• .. '• 1 - "Irk - It-, A :)..:,! : II • ' 1 ' , '-';', AND GENERAL COMMERCIAL ADVERTISER. HEARTS RESOLVED 4 AND HANDS PREPARED, THE BLESSINGS THEY ENJOY TO GUARD!—SmoLr.trr. . GENERAL STEAM NAVIGATION COMPANY. The GENERAL STEAM NAVIGATION 4:l4.cii COMPANY'S fi rst-rate and .superior. PACK, Et Ark ETS leave the CUSTOM-HOUSE, LONDON, for— HAMBURG, (carrying his Majesty's Mails, very Wednes day and Saturday, early in the Morning, rti ing every Wed heirday and Saturday. The splendid and werful new Steam ship the COUNTESS of LONSDAL , with unrivalled ac commodations for passengers, is now receiving her engines, and will immediately he placed upon this station. ROTTERDAM and the RHINE, (carrying his Majesty's Mails,) every Wednesday and Saturday Morning, :at Seven eclock- precisely, returning every Wednesday and' Saturday Morning.. Reduced Fares—Chief Cabin, £2-2s. ANTWERP and the RHINE,' (with a bag of letters from the Post-offlee,) with the Antwerp Company's Steam Ship Princess Victoria, Thursday and cSunday. returning. Wednes day and Sunday. Redui.ed. Fares—Chief Catlin. £22s. OSTEND and•the RHINE, Saturday Morning, returning Tuesday night. Reduced Fares-Chief cabin, El 10s. C.A TS - -Monday . ,,Thursda.y, and Sunday. Reduced Fare‘ -ChierCatrin. ss. BOULOGNE—Tnesday, , Wednesday, and Saturday. Re uce.d Fares—Chief Cabin, ss. From BRIGHTON to DlEPPE—Wednesday. and Satur day; .returning" Thursday and Monday. Hedeed Fares— Ciiiief Cabin. 1:1; Fore Cabin, I7s. Gd. , From BRIGHTOI•l_to HAVRE—Sunday, returning Tues day. Reduced 'Fa-reii—Chief-Cvbin, El: And from London Bridge Wharf for RAMSGATE and MARGATE. 'EDINBURGH, NEWCASTLE, and BER WICK-ON TWEED.—The Steam Ships of •this Company, and of •the Limdon and Edinburgh Steam Packet Company. leave the Brunsivick Wharf, Blackwall, for Edinburgh, Wednesday, 'Thursday, awl Saturday Night.. SeaS!eain Ships will shortly commence running to BERWICK , ON-TWE ED. EPINBURG.II.—The poweatil and magnificentnew.Steam ship THE CLARENCE, equalling the_MONARCH , in mag nitude and capacity, is now receiving her engines, and will be immediately placed upon this station. For freight to Rotterdam apply to M essrs . De B I E and RA HN,' 4, Crescent; Minnties ; for Thursday's Packet to An twerp to Messrs. DR BIE and it Ati N : and for Sunday's Packet to Messrs. LIGHTLY and SIMON, 123. Fenchurch-street ; and on the other stations to Mr. Nonmsm, 1, Witter-lane Tower street.—Berths may be secured a t th e Offices of the Company, 37. Regent-circus, and 69, Lombard-street , and at 61, Charing , ernss, and 3.5, Leadenhall•street. Parcels and small Packages to he brought to the Offices of this Company, 37, Regent-circus, and 69, Lombard-street. Powerful Bteam-packets may . be engaged. for Towing and Jeluursions. CHARLES BESSELL, Secretary. General Steam Navigation Company, 6%. Lombard -street. and 37. Regent-circus.S Under the Patronage of the Royal Family. P A TENT CAOUTCHOUC BOOTS, SHOES, AND C. GOLOS H ES. PArisONS,99. BOLD•STREET, LIVER PO L, repectfully g • solicits the attention of Ladies and Gentl nen to the qoa iities of his PATENT INDIA RUBBER B TS. SHOES, . an d GOLOSHES, for preßervinz the Fee from Damp and Cold ; they being' impervious ta•Sea, or S w Water, are not Bible to crack or break, can be re-sOled, d from their light neai,and elasticity, co m bi ned with cheapness. ease and comfort to the most tender feet..must supersede the use of heavy Shoes, Clogs, and leather Goloshes. • Since the discovery made by J. , of ventilating.the India lubber Shoes, they have had the generalrecotumendation of the Faculty, who, to express .their high approval of the invention, have entitled them---" Health Pr es ervers."-- Sold, wholesale and retail, hy.th e M anufacturer, as. above : also re te ll .street ; a n d M r , H. B a il e y, aail bY Mis Lucas, 77, B o ld Ptrfutner, Cheste s r. , . T O,R TON'S truly valuable CA MOMILE PILLS for INDIGESTION, Pitts re a pure extract of i i r Cemmnmile Flowers, prepared b a pectljay CI. the medicinal properties of rather , napt .„ t r , , r 7ess; by which the flowers are concentrated into four tnod4 a n t ° l u n p " ill s. They are mild in operation, and hive proved w indet-fe((il; eessfulin removingeverysvinptotrofio* , estio " , si c k heud e-. loss of appetite. giddiness, heart-burn , costiv toss, erupti,, n su :i the., skin, anci all cotnplaints arisin'g from a d" ordered !tide rd'lthe dig7mive organs ; they, require , no alterat ns of diet, and their operation will he tlunA beoeF,ohl in givinv to the sm. tnarh. regu'atiu : : the bowels, 'and in promoting a healthy h a bi t. -fl,llly to convince al: who taker them of their •great• utility, Verso is 'who have suffered froth indigestioti.for several veers have by their use in a few week's perfectly recovered, which is a cianyin c i ng proof that in:the smallest com,pass : is contained the largest quan ti ty ,4 the tonic principle, of so,ncculiat a nature as. trtipervade the ".ole system, through w hid) it 'diffuses health' a trpgt h. 9 %Tirol esale hy,Barelav a nd Sons; T. Butler; E.,Eowar& ; rNewbury - and Son s ; Sutton and Co.; o nd A. Wiloug,h- J1.!94.-C0..:(1at13.: Godfrey: Wilidus,) 64,.Bishopgate-street,. ithnut Lotadou; and retail by nearly ail ceanctak MO; le M! git - e venders. • THIS DAY. THIS DAY, (Friday.) the 30th instant, at Twelve o'clock, at. T. and H. Littledale and Co.'s Offiee, Efchange-buildings, 800 Bags Bombay heavy PEPPER. Apply. to Messrs. FERGUSON, MiLtita, and Co , Merchants, or to T. and H. Ll.l :2LEDALE and Co., Brokers. This D (Friday,) the 30th instant, at Twelve o'clock, at Carrie, Huson, and Co.'s Office, Rumfpril-place, 22 Chests LAC DYE, I / 19 Chests SH ELL Lije, 112 Bales SENNA, Just landed, ex Mona, from Calcutta.—For particulars apply to COaRIE, HUSON, and Co., Brokers. THIS DAY, (Friday,) the 30th instant. atTwPlve o'clock, at the dg Public Sale-rooin, Exchange -buildi s, 1500 Bates Surat COTTO Chiefly of the new crop, and of gond qualit, Apply to Messrs. , cp. Duexwoirn,lind Co.,"Merchant, or to HOLLINSHEAD and TETLEY, Brokers. TkilS DAY, (Friday,) the 30th instant, at 00' o'clock, at Moly-Deux, Taylor, and Co.'s Office, C el-Stteet, 111 Chests LAC D YE, Just landed.—Apply to Messrs. WILDES, ICKERSGILL, and Co., Merchants, or to MOLYNEUX, TAYLOR, and Co„ Brokers. TE 15 D 1 r, (Friday,) the 30th instatit., at Coe o'clock, at Mann, and Foster's Office, Dale-strect, 32 Tons Jamaica LOGWOOD, 40 Tons fine large BLACK ERON) . ,7,',- Now landing, ex Rapid, nGrth-east corner Pyitiee's Dock.--, Apply to Messrs. W. F. PORTER and Sna, n:bents, or to JONES, MANN, and FOSTER, Brokers THIS DAY, (Friday i ) the 30th instant, at One O' o•,•k, at An. drew Tomlin and Co.'s Office, Druid-tour ale-street, 18 Cases Persian BERRIE . Apply to ANDREW TOMLIN ar.d Co., Brokers. MONDAY. 0/1 MONDAY next, the 3d October. at Twelve o'cloc , at Irlam and ,Thornpson's Office, It uniforti-str 100 Boxes fine PRESERVED Gi Each box containing 6 ornamented China J rs, 6 lbs. rt.f; in bond or duty paid, per Duchess of Clarence, froakeauton.— Apply to THOMAS RIPLEY, Esq., Merehant, or to IRLAINI and THOMPSON, Brokers. FRIDAY. On FRIDAY next, the 7th October, at Twele o'cloc ' at T. and H. Littledale and Co.'s Office, Exchange- dings, 250 Bales JUTE, Now landing, ex Mary Dngdale, from Calcutta.—Apply tO Messrs. COUPLAND and DUNCAN, Merchants, or to , T. and H. LITTLEDALE and Co., Brokers. On FRIDAY naxt, the ith October, at Twelve o'clock, at T, and H. Littictlaie and Co.'s Office, 14. Exchange build' Ts, 2(X) Pieces SILK CHOPPAHS, 200 Pieces CORMIS, • Just landed, ex Jupiter, from Caleutta.—For ticulars apply to HENRY FUI,ToN, Esq.. Merchant, or T. and H. LITTLE DALE and Co., Brokers. On FRIDAY next, the 7th October, at One o'clock, at T dH. Littledale and'Co.'s Office, 14, Exchange-boi Igs, 195 Bales .and - Cases China and Bengal It SILK, Consisting of 33 Bales Tsatlee China RAW K, 59 Bales isaysaant DITTO, SE Cases Nankeen. Dlrro,- 22 Bales Bengal DITTO, The Silks isilL be on . shOw at 14 ; Exchange-buildings, on Tuesday next, the4th ! October, 6111 he day of sale.-,Catalogues and particulars may be had on application to T. and IL LITTLEDALE . and Co., Brokers. On FRIDAY next, the • 7th October, at T. and H. tledale and Co.'s Office, 14, Exchange-huildi s, 15 Chests China Raw , Sl , • Just landed ex .Cestrian, from Bombay.— r particulars. apply tO . GARDNER 13Ocus, Esq.. Merchant, or X. and H. 1. - ATI:LEDA LE and Co., Brokers: Oil FRIDAY next, the 7th October, at One o'clo , at Corrie' Huson, and Co.'S Office, Rumford. ace, 5 Bales:Bengal RAW SI , • Now landing, ex Coinala, from Calcutta.—Apply to..Messts. TAYLOR, POTTER, and Co., Merchants, of to CORM E. HUSON`, and Co., Brokers. On FRIDA Y next, the 7th October, • at One o'clock, at Andrew Totnlin and Co.'s Office, Druid-cOurt, Dale-street, JO Bales China Taysatn Raw SILK; 56 Ditto Bengal DITTO. Consisting of 28 Bales FURREDPORES, • 11 Ditto COSSIIIII3UZA 14 Ditto BAULEAHS, 3 Ditto NIORRISARS. For further particulars apply to ANDREW TOMLIN and Co., Brokers. AFTER FRIDAY NEXT. On MONDAY, the 24th October next, at Ten o'clock sprecisely. at the Public Sale-room, Exchange-buildings, Per General Gascoyne, from Canton, 1(5 -Chests 225 Half-Chests Canton BOHEA, 350 Quarter-chests I°° 4o C B t rf es s ?- s CONGOU, 50 Half-chests NING YON 50 Chests CAPER, 124 Chests. ) 50 Half-chests ANKA.Yw 40 Chests IIYgON, 10 Half-chests IMPERIAL, 10 Half-chests GUNPOWDER. • Apply to Messrs. Ntcot., Ducxwomt. and Co., Merchants, or to T. and H. LITTLEDALE and Co., Brokers. On MONDAY , the 24th October n ex t. a t T en o ' c c k p rec is e ly, at the Public Sale-room, Exchange-b • dings, Per William Turner, from Bot ay, 300 Half-chests HYSON N', 40, Chests Z HYSO 100 Half-chests) Apply to Messrs: FENctrsON,. MILLER, and'Co., Merchants, or to I'. and LITTLEDALE and. Co., Brokers. "L'lA MI LIES FURNISHING w illd o we ll t o v i s i t DRURY'S 1: WHOLESALE AND RETAIL FURNISHING IRONMONGERY WAREHOUSES AND SHOW Rooms, Established thirty years, at 12„ CASTLE -STREET, where the most general and extensive Stock of the best Articles are on Sale, of warra fed quality, and ex / Catalogues of Furnishing A r ti c l es , grat i s. Engraving and Repairs ne a tly E xecute d. Hutchinson's Road Weighing M ac hi n at reduced prices. Every Article sold at this Estahlishm --Warranted. erring principles. in stock. Bradford's celebrated Cork Razors, tempered on un- Every Patent Article of merit connected with the Trade kept Metallic Bedsteads, from 425. to £lOO. and Albata, Goods of superior quality. Rodgers's fine Cutlery, in extensive variety, Plated on Steel and every numerous Requisite required in Furnishing Bronzed ... NEl and Ciatie Urns, &c., Brass and Block Tin Ware, Table Cut le ry, SilVer and best Shffield Plated Goods, London Utensils of every description, of the most .approved, patterns, Stove Grates, Fenders, Fire Irons, Cooking Apparatus and at moderate prices. . TEETH. • VISIT BY MO'S'S. MA LLA IV, SENIOR; INCOKRODIBLE - ARTIFICIAL TEETH; - Placed without Wires or other Ligatures, AND MINERAL SUCCEDANEUM FOlt .FILLING DECAYED TEETH' WITII9DIT PAIN, HEAT, 01, PRE MIR. Air oN . S . . MALLAN, SuNiou, Suncao DENTIST, (of the / Firm of Monsieur MALLAN and Ns, 32, Great Rus sell-street, Bioomsbury-square, and It Ludgate-hill, City, London,) respectfully Intimates that in consequence of the ex tensive practice enjoyed by the junior branch of !Ili firm at Liverpool, and the numerous solicitations - he has received desir ing his personal attendance, he has been induced to v i s it t hi s town for a limited period, and may be consulted daily a t hi s Establishment, NO. 46, - BOLD-STIIEET,'LIVEH POOL, One of the fir m may also be c onsultedat Manchester—MON DAYS, TUESDAYS, and -WEDNESDAYS, at 86, King street; (ietnoved from Nn. 36; Mosley-street.) • Mons. M. continues to r es t ore D eca yed Teeth, however lar ge the cavity, with his 'celebrated MINERAL SUCCEDANETM so Dili iersally recommended by the- Faculty of Loudon and Paris. The operation of stopping, Teeth is performed in a few Seconds. The Mineral is put into the cavity in an almost liquid state ; without heat or pressure; it hardens into enamel , allays the most exeine:tatiog pain, anti for many years, preventing the necessity olextraction. LOOSE- TEETH FASTENED, whether arising from age, neglect; disease.Of the gums, or the use of calomel. , lIVCORRODIBLE ARTIF ICIAL T EETH , f rom a s i ng le one -to a complete set, matching exactly in form and coloui the adjoining ones. These Teeth will not corrode or become discoloured; they are fixed, without Wires or other ligatures, on a principlo vdlick. imparts to th e co unten ance a youthful and improved appear ance, and, whilst they afford- support to the adjoining:Teeth,' boWever loose, answer ever purpose of mastication and articu lation:' To ClergymertAnd public Orators labouring under defeeti"" pronunciation, Moos. M.'s method of replacing 'Teeth will' be found peculiarly valuable, as it Obviales all defects of articula tion, particularly the inability to give the , 'proper 'sound to the' Dento-lingual double Consonant TH. The.use of At'tifitial Teoh in some instances has been found objectionable byitivalitts takingmedieines that have a teridencV to discolour them, or in the performance of operations, whiell compel their removal, perhaps, in the presence of an attendant or; domestic.: ?gems. hi., however, has been' sicceisful.'in re moving these objections lay constructing Teeth, forthofe•pur poses of subitan ces; and in such a ma n n er . as t o ren d er th ew capable of w i t hstanding effects of the most inimical' nature. - l'.atural Teeth placed on th e atiove-improved.princivie Mons. Al: particularly invites the memberS of the Faculty to witness the operation of filli ng D ecayed Te e th with t heii;Mine rr4 Succed aueum, of, %gm Possessors. h they.are ! .th e so l e I nventors and GisargesAu in Paris. —Hours of attendance from Ten till Five . TO BUTCHERS AND OTHERS. TO be SOLD or LET, an o ld an d we ll- accustome d BUTCHER'S SHOP, with an excellent Dwelling_ house, Garden, Stable, Shippon, and Piggeries, in a populous neighbourhood, about five miles from Liver fool. To a person i l with a moderate capital, wishin g . to co ence in the above business, this is an opportunity which set( m offers. Also, to be LET, several good LIC-HOUSES and SPIRIT-VAULTS, in good situati s. Also, a respectable EATING-HOUSE. For particulars, apply to CHESTER and SYERS, Auctioneers and Sw or n Appraiser, House, Laud, and G e n era l Agents, 81, Lord -street, Liverpool. THE PATRONAGE, RIGHT OF PRESENTATION AND PERPETUAL ADVOWSON•OF THE CHURCH OF SAINT LUKE, IN THE TOWN OF LIVERPOOL. ripo be SOLD, by order of the Ecclesiastical Commissioners JL for England, the PERPETUAL ADVOWSON and PATRONAGE of the CHURCH of SAINT LUKE in the town of Liverpool,. and the right of presen kinn of minister and chaplain. Under an Act of Parliarne 3 George IV. c. 19, the yearly salary of 1:250 is payable to he minister, and the like salary to the chaplain by. the Co ration of Liverpool. They are also entitled to fees. The ap ointments of clerk and sexton, with saint ies payable-by the corporation, are vested in the minister. The present minister is 41 years of age. The present chaplain is 31 y ears o f age. This Advowson is in the patronage of •tie - Mayor, Aldermen, and Burgesses of the bo i • rough of Liverpool,' and is to be sold by order of the said Com missioners, by tender, in the form which has been approved by the said Commissioners. Such persons as are desirous of !nicking tenders fur the purcbas, of the said Advowson may re ' eeire forms of tender at the office of the said Commissioners, 5, Whitehall-p a c e , London, between the - hours of 11' and 3; or at the office of the Town Clerk, Town Hall, Liverpool; and the tedders most he delivered in duplicate sealed up, and directed " To the Ecclesiastical Commissioners for .England," marking thereon; " Tender for -the right of Presentthon of Minister and• Chaplain -to. the. church of Saint Luke, in the town of Live rpoo l , . a t t h e office of the said Commissioners on orbefore FotnAy tire 30th day of September, 1836, but no ten der will be received after 12 o'clock on that day, nor will any • proposal be noti ce d torless:made in the said form, and delivered at the said office of the - Cornmissioners. For further informa tion and particulars apply to . the. Town Clerk, Town Hall, Li verpool; or at the office cf Messrs. ADLINGTON, GREGORY, FA ULK N ER, and-FOLLETT, Solicitors,. Bedford-row, London. To be Ea rim() be LET, Single and: Double OFFI fitted with JL Desks and i r o n B oo k cases, and with o oat Forwarding Rooms attached, in Atherton's-buildings, ale-street; near to the Exchange. --Apply at No. 1, Atherton s-buildings. FURNISHED HOUSE DURING THE FESTIVAL. A FAMILY leaYing town during th e 'F es ti c : 'ill LET their HOUSE, which is' large, handsome! Ornished, and in one of the best neighbourhoods, and suitab :for the accomino, dation of a Family of respectability. A H uSeMaid and Cook can baler( in the House. A Stable and Coach-house attached. For address apply at the Standard-office. 0,) MANCHESTER GALLERY, MARKET. 'MEET. rilHlSsplendirl EX H IBITi ON o f PAINT' GS,by Ancient I Masters, is NOW OPEN .to the Publ . .—Admission; Is. Catalogue, Is.—Open from e i ght o'clock till dusk LIVERPOOL ROYAL INSTITUTION. SCHOOL OF MEDICINE' AND NT GERY. MHE• SEASON for 1836-37 Will comm ce•To-moanow, 11 (Saturday,) the Ist of October, at T. 5 o'clock,-with an Introductory Address by . Dr. BRANDHET Anatomy, Physiology, and Pathology— r. Foasint. Anatomical Demonstrations--Mr. LONG. Chemistry and Pharmacy —Dr. REYNOLDS. Materia Modica and Therapeutics—Dr. DUNCAN. - Principles and Practice of Medicine- , -Drs. BRANWIETti and PHI.P. Principles and Practice of Snmetv—Mr. HA.r.Torq.: Midwifery and the Diseases or Women and .Children—Dr. MALINS and Mr. "BATTY. SUMMER COURSES COMMENCE 'MAY, 1837. Medical Botany—Dr. BItYCE. Medical Jurispcadence—Dr: . PHILP and Dr. MA r. - iNs. Midwifery and the Diseases of Women and Children—Dr.. MALtNs and Mr. BATTY. • Certificates of the above Lectures are received by the Royal College of Surgeons and by the Society . of Apothecaries, London: Attendance the Infirmary and Dispensary will qualify the Student to present himself for examination at Apo thecaries' Hall; but for the College of Surgeons a farther at tendance durigt Six Months at a Metrt,politan Hospital is required. Anatomical Drawiny.-311". BAR nr.rt gives instructions in this branch of Medical Education in a Room appropriated to his use in the Royal Institution. • Colquat-rtreet, August 11, 1836. BINKS, Haut CUTTER, (from Danson's, Bold-street,) NE.WINGTON Bei lIGE, next door to the Arcade, begs leave to inform the Ladies and Gentry or Liverpool a 114 Vicinity, that he has Opened a SHOP in the above B ess, and hopes, by strict attention, tai merit a share of tronage and.sur port ; and further states, that it is and wi 'his endeavour to please those who may favour him with th orders. Hair Cut and Dressed in the first e; charge 6d. N.B.—Families and Schools attended on the most moderate terms;_ Hair, Earrings, Watehguards, and Ornamental Hair, of every description, made up on the shortest notice ; Hair Brushes, Perfumery, &c. CZREENEII and CHIESA, CARVERS, Gmosas, PICTURE FRAM'E and LOOK ING •Gt. ASS Al A NUF ACTURERS, &C., beg leave to inform their Friends and the Public at they have REMOVED from their old-established Shop, o. 34, to more commodious Premises,' No. 39; Wit I TECHA , one door from Richmond-street, where they intend to •. it on the above branches of business on the 'same libeital dp/es they have pursued during the last sixteen - years, an e, by strict at tention and punctuality, they may still con/Mite to enjoy that patronage -amt , support hitherto so; liberally bestowed upon them. G. and C. have the pleasure also to announce that they have succeeded in taking a very commodious' Warehouse attached, which they have fitted-up for the purpose of enabling them to carry on and complete every department of their manufactures, under their own immediate superintendence. G. and C. have succeeded in making, arrangements which will enable them for the future to supply •Plate Glass for every sized Window•at the same priee'as at the Manufactory, which they will undertake to deliver Safe in any part of Liverpool. Orders for Plate Glass, of any dimensions, Silvered or other wise, supplied in tea day's notice. KIND'S ROYAL BAZAAR, No.l, COURCII-STREET, LIVERPOOL. JEWELLER, SILVERSMITH, CLOCK AND WATCH MANUFACTURER. j KIND avails himself of the opportunity of acknowledging e with gratitude-the flattering encouragement and success which has attended his efforts during a period of upwards of Twenty Years; and the idcreasing, patronage of the public en courages him to keep one of the best and largest Stocks of JEWELLERY in England, principally,of the best Londou Manufacture. Every Article is marked the lowest Vice and faithfully de scribed. - Fine Gold Ear rings, warranted all Gold, from ss.,fid. to £5 per pair. • . Diamond Rings, from 21s. to £2l. Gold Watch Guards. £3 108. • Ladies' Gold Neck Chains, from - E4 4s. to £l-1. - Ladies' Gold Watches, from £5 10s- ; Gold Lever Watches, from £l4: - Bil' l , with-Gold. Dials, £l6; ,SilVer Lever Watches, £t 6s. All of which are finished by the best Workmen and Wapanted. Eight day Spring Clocks, English make, warranted to keep correct time, from £4 Ios. - French, Or-tnolu, Alabaster, and Bronze Clocks and Time pieces, from £3 10s. to 30 Guineas. A splendid Stock of the best PLATED ARTICLES. • Castors, with Five best Cut-glass Bottles,- Silver Mounted aird Silver Tops, from 20s. Liquor Frames, with Three Cut Bottles, from £2 2..'. Four Double-plated Vegetable Dishes and Covers, from £9, new. Bread and Cake Baskets, from 21s. Toast Hacks from ss. 6th - • Candlesticks, Silver Mounted, from lOs. per pair. Snuffers and Tray, from lOs. Tea Sets, Sugar and Cream, Gilt inside, from £.l 44. Tea Urns, with Silver Handles, &c., from £5. Bottle Stands, Silver Mounted, from 7s. 6d. per pair. Silver Desert Knives and Forks, Single and Doable, Sets, Plated on Steel or British Plate, from £4 'ill: the Set Case complete. Super ior British Plate Table Spoons and Forks, 235. per Dozen ; Tea Spoons, Bs.: Deserts, 18s; Tea Pot's, from 425.; Toast Racks, Os.; Soup and Sauce - Ladl es , Sk ewers, Fi s h Knives, Cruet an d Liquor Frames, Bread Baskets, Candle sticks, Snuffers anti Trays, and a variety of other Articles, tnade equal to Silver, and stands the colour. CUTLER Y,•of the best Ma-nufacture. Good Steel Knives and Forks, from Bs. per Set. Ditto, Ivory Handles, Fifty Pieces, from 545. p e r Set. GUNS and PISTOLS made expressly for his own Sale, all warranted. Single-barrelled Guns, front Pk Double Ditto; best Twisted. Barrels, Patent, Breeched, from £4 10s. • Damascus Double-barrelled Guns, finished in the best style, £l2 12s. the Case, Complete. Pistols, front IS:. per Breve ; Ditto, with Two, Three, Four, Five. Six, and Seven . Bartels;e9uallY cheap. MUSICAL BOXES, playing f vro Tunes, Imitation Tortoise nell, front 205.; very fine laNe Musical Boxes, Plarngfu un Three to Si X 'Tunes, from £4 10s. to £lO. • CABINDA' GOODS of the hest Manufacture. Rosewood and Mahogany Wont: BoxEs 2 from ss. 6d. to -C 7 . Rosewood . Anti 'Mahogany WHITING DESKS, from fis.' to £4 4s. Ladies' anallentle.ww, DuEss•INGCAPth, from 10s: to £lO. 'rya Caddies, from 3s: (id. to £3 10s.; Inksfands, and GloYe Boxes, in 'great' variety. French. Lamps, from 15s: to n 10s; Candle Lamps, from to, to £2 10F. Lobby Lamps, from 10, 6d.topwards. C'E-1 IM N EY-11 PAjE'ORNAM ENTS,in Gilt, Broke; and China, in grpnt variety: BRITANNIA''II4IITikL, of lbe best 'Vea' and Coffee Pots, Sugar Basins and Cream, Ewers. Water 'nits, Candlesticks, Tea unit I . ',,W:'sp o onc, from the commonest article t,i the very 'best that c in;he'toadi . . J. K. is noptifter, oor wilt he pro" l : l ,', ° t°ini ,p ( rt whieh, he has , no doubt. will see 'oat the Pvices are fixed with the g re a te s t 'ecialomv. from 'whi , olt he anticipate,: with ton tidencewdittit ibMinte of that : ene'eurageinent htid pre- ['then ee 11 'h 'eh, he 'has , hiftOrtci experie'tieed.' M 4 taitar Btixt's Wittehea; and , ' paired. MOURNING R wee tnatte , to ordeal .ott the ithatteficilotig*. FANCY BALL. GOLD, AND SILVER FRINGES; LACE, CORDS, TASSELS, DIADEMS, CORONETS, AIGRETTES, lIAT LOOPS, CRESCENTS, STARS, CROSSES, Scr. Tcgether with'an infinite variety of jher Fancy Dress Orna menti, Manwfartured in Paris, a now. N SALE at W OOLFIELD' BAZAAR, 7 71 AND 72XHURCH-STRERT, . (Adjaning the Postoffice.) THOMAS WOOLFIELD need not remind those in the habit of visiting Paris, how very superior in taste . and effect is the• Parisian style of Fancy Dress Ornaments. The'Gold and Silver Lace, Fringes, and Tassels, are also much . cheaper and very effective. LIVERPOOIi NIU`SICAL FESTIVAL. GRAND F 4 NrCY DRESS BALL. y NATHAN, SEN., from BERWicK-sTREsT, and J. NA el 01-lAN, J my.,from CA STI.R-sTiacET, I, IcIESIER-SQVARIi, LOIN noN, in returning thanks to the N ob' ty, Gentry, and the Public of Liverpool and its Vicinity for e ki nd .patronage they received last Festival, are again inil dto visit this town with their combined STOCK of NEW ANCY DRESSES, of every Nation, made expressly for the approaching Festival, and never been exhibited as vet, which, for variety, choice; and neatness, cannot be excelled in England, and is now'Open Tot Inspection, at Mrs.' LLYA LD'S; 95, 13old-street, Liverpool.-- An early application will oblige. • LIVERPOOL. FESTIVAL. GRAND FANCY DRESS BALL and'J. SIMMONS,- of the Strand, Lond. , respectfully . inform the . Nobility and Gentry - of erpo o l an d i ts have on \ iew a splendid WA s ROBE of NEW FANCY . BALL DRESSES, Naval a.' MilitarYUniforms, Court Suits, and'Costumes of all Nati . , many of which base been •made expressly for the aboVe oc .sion, which may be had for Sale or Hire - of Messrs. SISIMONs, (late Mr. Paltrier's Murk EStablishment,) No. 71, Bold-street. To prevent disappoint ment, early-application is retinested. A - rent - 'variety of GOLD and SILVER TRIMMING cheaper than any other House in Liverpool, FANCY DRESSES Made to order as usual. THE LIVERPOOL FESTIVAL. rrIHE EXHIBITION will ce open'on WEDNESDAY g EvlviN6, October sth, BRILL NTLY by Gas, for the BENEF OF THE PUBLIC CHARITIES. Season tickets will not he admitted on 'that Ei , enin , . Admission, Two Shillings and Sixpence. Catalogue One Shilling. SAML, EGLINGTON, Secretary to the Academy. Exhibition-room, Sept. 311th, 1836. LIVERPOOL• ANNUA L EXHI THE FAH IBITION of the 1V 01 nr MODEON ARTISTS is NOW OPEN, a e EXHIBITION ROOMS, POST-OFFICE PLACE. Admission, One Shilling ; Catalogue, One Shilling ;. Season Tickets, Five Shillings. SAAR,. EGLINGTON, • Secretary to the Academy... WINTER WOOLLEN GOO S: TAmES • S. TRIPP respectfully infor e Trade, Cmintry eft Buyers, Exporters, and Privat ndivicloals, that his WINTER STOCK is now complete, and will be found, on inspection, to rank among the best, most extensive, and cheap est in the Kingdom. WOOLLEN CLOTH MART, 60, Lon EE.T. . , i? , o TORDLEY and MAYER have ple sure in informing their Friends and the ; Visitants e approaching Fes tival, that ,they have receiied a grei variety of new and elegant superior JEWELLERY, from the first manufactories in London, Paris, and Geneva. W. and M. have recently.considerahly increased their stock of Silver and Sheffield Plated Goads, Cutlery, &c. 47 68, Lord-street, Sept. 28, 1836. . ..s. WOODHOUSE'S MARSAL: • CES. IVIESS US. WOOD HOUS E BRUT; " S beg leave to announce to their Friends mid, th üblie r the. Retail Branch of the Business has been disc inued; but they, will have much pleasure in supplying their Friends with their ch'nicest WINES, in any quantities. not less than a Quarter Cask, coritaining,Twenty4our Gallons, Imperial 'Measure. To the Wholesale Wine Merchant, Messrs.Woontiousz BIZOTARRS are prepared 'to offer much more advantageous terms than heretofore. 22, 'Henry-street, Liverpool. rNDIVIDUALS" GOING ABROAD' frinn the Port of 1' LIVERPOOL, are informed by S. W. SILVER & OF NOS. 9 AND 10, CORNHILL, LtINDON, that they may procure the whole,' or any art of an OUTFIT, from the coarsest to the finest quality .00dsInown, including Cabin Furniture, at their Branch 1-1 se, NOS. 4 AND 5. ST._GEORGF.'S Clinscgisrr SOUTH. LIVERPOOL, At the same WHOLESALE SHIPPING Prices as at their Warehouse in LONDON. . . Daily communication between London a n d Li ve rpool for Ship-sailing information, &c. LIVERPOOL AGRICULTURAL SOCIETY The Rivlit Honourable the EARL OF DERBY, Patron. The Right'Honourable LORD ST4NLEY, Piesident. Sir Edward Mostyn, Bart. . Thomas Blight Crosse, Esq. Vice residents. James Aepinall, Esq. rHE ANNUAL MEETING o f t SOCIETY . f or t h e I GENERAL SHOW. OF LI STOCK, IMPLE MENTS of HUSBANDRY, &c. take place on THURS DAY, the 6th October next, in e OLD INFIRMARY YARD, Lime-street, Liverpool. The Members of the Society are requested to attend at the Neptune Hotel, at Ten o'clock in the Morning, for the purpose .of Adjudging the Claims. Electing New Officers, Nlembers, The Show Yard will be nnen to Members of the Society (gratis) at Half-past Twelve o'clock, and to Non-Subscribers on payment of 2s. Gd. each, until Two o'clock, after which time the public will be admitted on paving Is. each. The Dinner will be in the Large Room adjoining Mr. LucAs's Repository. Great. Charlotte-street, at Five o'clock. After Dinner the Premiums will be distributed to the successful Can didates, and the Award of the Judges and Report of the Com mittee will be Printed. and laid on the table. Tickets for the Dinner may he taken of Mr. J. F. CANNELL, Stationer, 50, Castle-street:, - Subscribers', 4s. 6d. Non -Sub scribers', is. 6d. Subscribers are particularly requested to purchase their'l'ickets on or-before MONDAY. the 3d of October, as they Will be sold (without reserve) to Non-Subscribers after that date. By order of the Committee. THOS . WHITE, Secretary. N.B. All Cattle intended for the Show to•.t'e hooked at the Neptune Hotel, Clavton-square, at 01 before Three o'clock on WEDNESDAY, the sih October. Newton, 21st September, 1836... EnottraTtW -14 Totittoy EsTABLISHXD Is:1714. UNION ASSURANCE: PERSONS whose Fire Premiums are on the 29th Sep .". tember are hereby informed that t same te c tl to a b t er aqu il itaVe. on uld he paid HAMI';R, Agent. L o i r fe b f n o s r u e ra t h n e ce l-l e r o h a o . Rates. Atherton's-buildings, Sep.'ember. 1836. • ---- YQHKSHIRE 5....... L ... 1 ., FE INSURANCE COMPANY, rAST4FILIiiIIED 1824. this Company for Mizacsrvrti.E INSURANCES TH A n o i c i n g PlGrailtV Or occupation, if w'thout hazardous goods F a I rj3e ll 1 1; sa tf ; l N ool D f, . . and hazardous trades, .ss. Per cent. per nnum. Allowing, plurality of occupation hazardous goods, but not vi e hazardous trades, Gs , per cent. per a mum. Allowing plurality of occupation, hazardiaus goods; and ha zardous trades, 7s. pe'r 'cont. per annum. A F l n o n a l l i i , t i l l g p P o o li l e it- i ;i , e s s ra Policies, s iig 'p_er cent. per a nnum: due inn the 29th September Intit be renewed within fifteen days from that date. AGENTS. L ' A ` 1. "A M. ri A IN E 11 ., .11"1.. 18 ? FRED ERIC LAPAGN.:,,' S . . jxehange.huildings. JOHN ATKINSON,' Fehwick-buildinOs; Fenwit:k-street. -------- THE LIVERPOOL FIRE 8.:, LIFE' INSURANCE; COMPANY,. 'EMPOWITRED BY ACT oP'PARLIAMRUT. CAPITAL TWO MCI.LIONS: 91111 E Direetqrs beg to , remintl the Public,. thatto Ibis Com "um nn 111_ pany they are indebted . f-lblie reduetionnf pr ilereautile insurances ,in ..I.iverfol,•other risks.ure ieieti:snouriresiciimoitti tquitable terms. No,rheirie frir policies is into o ." i r r : a ",,,f trans !nay be the timount.nf't lie inlure see. " officet•on the 29th ferring Insitarices, which expire with 'Other . , inet., may do so witnout expens e . . d - On'tetinS'icliich will be i Assurances on — Liveiivlll be gvirtt r e, . of inOst.other-Compa pa,rtieldesi found upon cortiparisiin; A liberal Cominission - ii'kllume to S 0 it r ies' and Pa ri"1 " k" flaYT(')llwfr'eh.%t d irla:" S t' am l l C 2- 617 11 4 1 6. rn a h t u ' e th ebti O si ffi ne c i e : as they may bring. SWINTON' 130 . iILT, Secretary. 37;:•tf4tertfreet, 17th Sept. 1836. ft 1 • f =•;>• - PliaL I\j E 1:71.1MOL I RA DI.SNiMa -( ;'', CON It VA I'li I ASSOClATlo,*intend to D4..1 ' , I- C the 1t0r. , 9. AmettirttEalab., CHABLOV.ra.-S &P , on Trks'oAv, th'e 18'th o&,)ber next. Dintafr 'the 'fable 'it 4 Five o'clock: The Committee will attend daily at t on:o; 4 . , ative tration Office, North John-strew . , ,vhy ord,r tip iecure . a...- commodation to' the Alembers; Tickets may he had by timut only until' Saturday next, the B , h October inClusive, bmtsvwql the hours of Eleven and ,Otie . o'clock. Tickets, not transferable, 15s. each. alatita. WANTED' to Rent, in the outskirts of the town, a cow , fortable DWELLING-HOUSE, contythiug two good Parlours, Drawing-morn; four r or five Bed-rtyfins at least, toge ther with suitable and convenient Otlicyvkc., cc.• Rent not to exceed £‘lo to £45 per annum. The nrghboui hood of Smith; down-lane, Edge-hill, Low-hill, or Everton would be preferred. —Address' M. A., at the Standard office. BOLTON GASLIGHT AND COKE COMPANY. lANTED, a re s p ec t a bl e P erson, at ENGINEER,. Id undertake the management a anufacturing of Mae' in the above Concern, where there are wcen 10 and 80 Re torts at work in the Winter Season. Applications, (by letter, post-paid,) with testimonials of chit; racter and ability, to he sent in on or before tue 12th of October nest, addressed to the Chairman of the Committee of the Gat Company, Bolton. By order of the Commitfee t JOHN' HEAP, Clerk. Gas Works, Bolton, Sept. 28th, 18.36. / ~ .s ~ ' ; [PRICE FIVEPENCE. LIVERPOOL MUSICAL FESTIVAL. I T is with much satisfaction that the Committee have to an nounce to the Public, that MADAME CARADO ALLAN has, in the handsomest manner, a epted an Engagement to Sing at the Festival in the place o ladame Malibran de Beriot, whose untimely and much-la ted Death has deprived the Public of her services. The Cornmitte beg also to announce that they are using every exertion to provide other attractions which may compen sate for the loss of Madame Malibran and M. De Beriot. JONATHAN BROOKS, Chairman, LIVERPOOL MUSICAL FESTIVAL. ,J HE COMMITTEE beg to announce th a t have made arrangements with the Directors of the LIVERPOOL and MANCH ESTER RAILWAY for an EXTRA TRAIN it fi of CARRIAGES,. t o l eave Ma heater for Li v e r p oo l on th e mornings of W e dn es d a y, T sday, and Friday, at half-past Eight o'cloCk on each day; passengers by which Trains will arrive in Liverpool iu time for the Morning: Oratorios of each of those•days:--also for an EXTRA TRAIN to leave Liver pool for Manchester at Five . o'clock on - the morning of Saturday, the Sib of October, to convey parties home after t h e FANCY BALL of Friday Ev en i ng . But for the tatter Train places must be booked in Lime-street before Nine o'clock on the Evening of Friday. 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