The Liverpool Standard and General Commercial Advertiser. — Liverpool, Merseyside, England, 1844-05-21 00:00:00

11 , tA I -RE kO 4U — AR - E, MADAME L CELMS IVERPOOL TE 8r Mr. WEBSTER. MADAME CELESTE 17 , 7 LN A NEW FAIRY SPECTACLE. ' • J. HAIVIMOND and Mr. COLLINS for a few THIS p r esent TUESDAY hts EVENING, the 21st inst., a tAtedy, in one act, called T om Tap SKETCHES IN INDIA.. ie Mr. W. J. Hammond. After Wh'ch Fai Stacle, l'roduced under the i dir P ec a oti ne n w of Madame CELESTE, called THE CHILD OF THE AIR. Aglae be Child of the Air) Madame Celeste, To conclude with the Farce of • TEDDY THE TILER, Teddy the Tiler Dlr. Collins. Acting Manager.. Mr. CLARKE. Stage Manager . Mr. CHARLES PERKINS. T HEATRE -ROYAL, LIVERPOOL. TIIE BENEFIT OF MR. CLARKE, ACTING MANAGER, On which occasion, 1141, k•-ran MADAM aid E CELESTE, Will ted the of her valuable services, and appear in one of her favourite characters. 11R. W. J. HAMMON D, (Late Manager of this Theatre,) and The M R. COLLIN S. n eo P,oriular representative of Irish charaters, who made t vuurable an impression at a recent c professional lir e - visit to verpool,) also engaged, and will Li perform on this occasion. LAS T , WE EK BUT TWO OP THE SEASON. ON PRI E nte t 1). --AY EVENING next, the 2-Ith instant, the , ( v : r a it tn t naents will commence with a favourite Morgan Reanttbler.. PAY Y the late Tyrone Power,) called HCiw THE RENT. . Mr. Collins, With a favourite Irish Song. A After which, GRAND FAIRY SPECTACLE, An which Madame CELESTE will perform. To conclude with a Farce, called LODGINGS FOR SINGLE GENTLEMEN. Trusty _ Mr. W. J. Hammond. Mrs. Prattle ....Mrs. Clarke. ~..ackets to be h a d o f M r . C LARKE, 15 , I s li ngton-terrace, Zid of Mr. COVEKEY, at the Box-office, of whom Places 'RI be taken from Ten till Three. ,lhors to be op ene d a t S even , an d th e P er f ormance to ""baonence at Half-past Seven. Gallery Boxes, 45.:; Upper Boxes, 2s. 6d.; Pit, Is. 6d. ; allery I i s. ZLO GARDES. THE Subscrib oO ers and GICAL the Public are most respectfully Informed, that the SECOND GRAND FETE D'ETE WILL TAKE PLACE ON o:s t P-121114.1' NEXT, the 24th instant, .r. A SCALE ~ar. UNPRECEDENTED MAGNIVICENCE. Lbe Stup WOOdro ad l al Fresco of the . us " 3 Panoramic Mode a a verns S bt raneous Palaces, and tar 4atned ercav , u er ~, ed 'EMPLES OF ELLORA AND -CAVES OF KYLAS. The greatest marvel of India. 1 O th e E, 'Pliot will b e g i ven a magnificent Pyrotechnic ° illustrating e splendour of 7311ERAFfPeCIECie, TAMASHAR, th OE. lIINDOC FESTIVAL. The Scene will represe n t FIE WONDERS OP ELECfRA Dg the celebration•of 43 1(1 "J:lG urin RITES OF EASTERN MAGI; tin ad d Wort will b e ma d e to convey to the Public of of the gorgeOus and extraordinary Spectacle the3l HINDOO 'FESTIVAL ; ezbibition of which the Indian Artists are so pre °n thi s eminently celebrated. I) Pen . 1 ! occasion the new splendid Saloon will be thrown taitiaLlr'cli, de - ring the evening, will ~b e tastefully iresCv t'and will form a commodious Promenade. Re- . Islitlnitonte will be provided by Mrs' s - Evi.uN FOLDING Of CENTRIFUGAL •RAILWAY. .. I ,a oper - at i on e u e en much attention last season, will be in_ 441 Bode ' Li 4 very day, and in-the evening by the power , e t. 11 1 ,-, 4 / 1 "k Onscuaa. will be-exhibited daily. Altitirx"Y.4, Cheltenham Band, couducted by a vtl ectiou': f ill ml l le sic in . attendance, and will perform IN Tot. Admission g each. _ rePented everyFR I DAY and MONDAY. D DVERPOOL BOTANIC OARDEN, H ORTICULTURAL EXHIBITIONS 08. THE YEA' N 44. g ra ,: n t r y ! .. .. ... 24 - th MAY. F R , DAIr ..... 28th JUNE. qaEMIUN, f c , • • ..... ...-..'23d AUGUST. '' . 4o TWO HUNDRED GUINEAS. ADMITTANCE.: Pro prietors and thei r . Families Free. ku.s `lc * Annual Sub scr ib ers , also Free. scribe rs , Half-a-Crown,t., each Exhibition, eriir be purchased the day previously, Two Shillings. Children, One Shilting. + tab Doors open at Two o'clock: - -.IS OF ANNUAL SUDSORIPTION TO THE GARDEN. Strt g l e Ticket, not Transferable -... Ten Shillings. Paniily Ticket.. - 14t1l G G ekets to b e :had at NIXON'S, Castle-street; eorge's-crescent; RAPUL'S. Church.street ; 41 is ' Bold-street ; and DAvrae-p, Wavertree. INTERESTING EXHIBITION 14.4 AY gE 2' THE PORTICO , NEW INGTON, SEEN FOR THR EE DAYS ORE ONLY, ''‘IILETS, c MORE the TEN COMMAND- Io tig aIENTS, CREED, and LORD'S PRAYER, in ti•erPbardin and Saxon Characters, Drawn from ex- Y scarce Manuscripts, and Painted on an Imitated katiuov Ground, surmounted Nitli early Church ernble ,:,j_4l leeaxdarrileg NsiiniTsthese have already been viewed by se tiara h ave ers of the .church in this Town, all of expressed their high, gratification with the labor 1 " SYnarnetry of the Smaller L e tt ers, an d t h e ation of the Illuminated Capitals, &c. N • n • --- The above are not in Latin. niti- set 1 " • •ots of Liverpool embrace this opportunity for Tb yes and Children. _nr"ttm;,N---.„, fro Nine till Four, One Shilling ; from Rice. ,J:en Si xpence. Schools, end Children, Half LIp ER 1, 1 " E ANN AUXILIARY BIBLE SOCIETY. and 1,,,1 of of the SUBSCRIBERS ttrlczkir'"PS of the SOCIL will be held in the HALL, Gloucester -street, on FRIDAY ex . t, the 21th instant, at Half-past Six o'clock, e tl! .10lnte informati on information respecti ng th e di s t r ib u ti on (le LY Scri ptures at home and abroad will be com -1) Natedl • 4,Pli'm eeti og will he a dd resse d b y t h e Rev. H. A. other of Market Rasen, the Rev. D r . VAUGHAN , minister s . MECHANICS' INSTITUTION. GIRLS' SCHOOL. PATRONESSES. R, VELD —uN CO, DE CT N L T L E S S T_ Mrs. J. P. Cs F 11EYWOOD BROWN . , Mrs.. JOSEPH LANGTON, HORNBY, itOn Miss Y ATES . I Milsi,eVAT.;v(Srir.,'e.7—thme ii,siEFEIAII•?I'OI.N -tthe te, , rITUTI ON will OPEN, in Blackburn -house, in Deginnin g of August next. A Prospectus detailing Arrangement s of the School, will shortly 'be issued. 1) 4 ! Pees will be fu:ecl at about a Guinea per Quater. 01. 1)a• Fees or Guardians proposing to place their Daughters ttir,;' ; ',rds at this School, are requested, without delay, to 4• 41,;i 1 411 the Secretary with the names and ages of such for enrolment. Th lltil:fell i lo wing is a LIST of SUBSCRIPTIONS in aid Le ' °°l :"-- )ki,!frttice Sefton 430 0 11.sq'ro A , i s ! je Yworth, 30 0 CCair Qu, jun . , 1 „• • • ...... 25 , 0 f4'l e aWeeit ....... eO r E, 11 .. . . 25 i 25 o •C r ibor; . 2 ... 0 rym ti: 4 11„r u l l. M.P. 25 0 25 II • 41'04:41 Yates" ••• • • 25 0 ~, rus k ur ti o . ,; •• • 25 4) • 41 . 7.! • 21 0 !'• • • !th, t 7 21 0 1 01 t •• • 20 t b •P, p_kathboo ••• • • • 20 EZO : . 0 2.) s .1 0 ,744 1 ge • ..... 20 0 ." 20 '”lri k i • ••• .... • 20 o aa„ ' 2 44 ` r , A ttri e}' ••• • • • 20 0 :"Nttk. •••• • • • • 10 1 0 k.`44,41, ••.•'''••••• io 0 11 07 . •t4 it ° , 1 - ••• • is o 4 qll itoc44' • • •'• • • • o 0 4'4 414 •-••••. 14 1 4 4 r '••• 1, 144. Job • • • 10 he ••:. '° „ga io 0 C.o4,._nouth ..kst ey... • to • to 0 • o 0 "11, le 0 41l ,;Dh,7 , 0,- . 7....... 10 0 ' 10 0 p 4 tIl e , •• . ..• .. • !ft 0 It °4t '• • ° N4 l r 4l4 li tii ; .• •• *. 10 6 .044'1 \ . r .y e ••:: • ••••• 10 4 6 ) 1i k 4 4, 4 % 4 4 te3.. •: • • • • )0 0 4, 4 4 i 'klet •."•••: • •• 10 0 4 0 1 C o i •• • •• • • 10 0 4 k t ,,,r) It tl; . *•* • • 10 0 4 C 0 e1 • 1 ; hor • o • •• • • • ' • 1 0 0 %\r'tht. el) ' " 10 ° / 01 1 . t r Pe 4 r 4() ° •;••• • • 1 1 0 0 0 ° Th • :•• • • • 3 5 ate e R o b •• ••• • • 5 3 11, se • "••• s lily rem. r 'Pti o • . I.4st tec lueited. W, 13 13. A. Picton £5 J. T. Crook ... ........ 5 0 James Harvey Johnson Colshed Hardman Earle.. C. J. Corhally :Daniel Macaulay ...... !Mrs. Macaulay .. ..... C. E. Rawlins Joseph Langton N. Roskell 'Eyre Evans John Finch, junior Mrs. Jevons i Messrs. J. Finch and Son. 5 0 1 Mrs. 'Kurtz 5 0 Miss Wood 5 0 Miss Thornely } Mrs. Mani Alfred King D. Mander 5 0 I Mifte Pilkingtonv 1 Mrs. Witham Clare IT. B. Blaektmrne 5 0 1 A Stranger... 5 0 )J.W. M' Bride . 5 0 I James Mender ; Henry Dawson 5 0 1 Joseph Mayer iS. Burley 1 John Schofield Dr.Heldenmaier(Worksop) 5 0 i Alexander White John Walker . iS. S. Berend 2 2 Mrs. Ronald /James Mill 2 2 0. Williams 1 Adam Pringle Richard Gardner 1 H. Langton G. L. Cox Thomas Blackburn IJ. H arnett - 2 0 T homas Ralphs 2 0 IW. A. Pli flips Wm. Whittinghan2 1 Gerard Lyuch / Morgan Jones A Lady S ubscriptions of One Gni. nee and under, *64 16s. 61 16 AM open, and Contributions HODGSON, Secretary. 4 e * 0 .1 1 SIR DAVID WILKIE'S PICTURE OF THS "FIRST STATE COUNCIL. HELD UPON HER MAJESTY'S ACCESSION TO THE THRONE." JOHN BOLD, PATENT LEVER WATCH MANUFACTURER, 37, ST. ANNE-STREET, - PEGS leave to sub m it t o hi s . Friends and the Public -Li the PRICES of WATCHES, &c. Manufactured at his Establishment, all Warranted. Gold Levers, Jewelled in Five Actions main- t £lO 10 0 taining Power Gold Levers, Jewelled in Five Actions, with 12 0 0 Gold Dial Silver Levers, Jewelled . Ditto, Ditto, Jewelled in Thirte en Actions. 6 6 0 Eight-day Office Clocks, from Skeleton Eight-day Timepiece, with Glass 1 4 4 0 Shade, from . . • • • • London made JEWELLERY, Fifteen per Cent. lower than any other House in the Town. Experienced Workmen, to repair Foreign Watches, Clocks, Musical Boxes, Jewellery, &c. PRIVATE VIEW, BY THE GRACIOUS PER- MISSION OF HER MAJESTY. 't/4R. R. 11. GRUNDY has the honour to acquaint the IVA. Nobility and Gentry, that the above Picture (the Property of her MAJESTY) is NOW ON PRIVATE VIEW at his Establishment. Admission by Card. Repository of Arts, 26, Church-street. ; PORTRAIT OF JOHN GLADSTONE, ESQ., OF FASQUE, (LATE OF LIVERPOOL.) MR. R. H. GRUNDY has the pleasure to announce the completion of a beautiful ENGRAVING, from the admirable Full-length Portrait of JOHN GLAD STONE, Esq., recently Painted by Mr. BRADLEY. Price to Subscribers : Proofs, with Autograph..., „ Prints, MR. WOOLFIELD, having decided upon removing to the MOST ELIGIBLE ANL SPLENDID PREMISES IN LIVERPOOL, No. 36, CHURCH-STREET, WITH an entire new des cr ipti on o f GOODS, th e whole of the Stock now at 54, Bold -street, MUST BE SOLD IMMEDIATELY, at whatever sacrifice. The Stock consists of ORNAMENTS, in Papier Mach& WRITING-DESKS, WORK-BOXES, DRESSING CASES, 'TEA CHESTS, ENVELOPE CASES, TORTOISESHELL ARTICLES, LEATHER GOODS, PLATED GOODS, AND AN ENDLESS VARIETY OF FANCY ARTICLES, of •every Description. LONDON COACH BUILDING ESTABLISHMENT, 116, SEEL-STREET. • GEORGE HOPKINSON, from Li me - s t ree t, h av i ng removed to more commodious and extensive Premi ses, late in tlieoccupation of Messrs. Samuel and James Holme, begs most respectfully to return his sincere thanks to the Gentry'and Public in general , of Liverpool and its Vicinity for that support which has, for several years past, signalised the above Establishment, and, at the same time, would assure them that it will be his constant study to render, if possible, additional inducements for their patronage and support by a careful selection of the very best materials at the lowest remunerating prices; and, having the advantage over most of the Provincial Coach makers by being in constant communication with his Friends in the Trade in London, is thereby enabled to procure zthe most recent designs of both elegance and fashion. P.S.—CARRIAGES, of - the most fashionable build, constantly ON SALE, anil 'Orders for Exportation eace cuted,with punctuality and despatch. THE ARTS. ti L. HAUSBURG has the pleasure of announcing I.'s the arrival of the most extensive Collection of SCULPTURED ALABASTER, CONSISTING OF GROUPS, FIGURES, VASES, .Ik.c., '&c., That he has ever yet imported, and comprising numerous exquisitely-finished Specimens by Italian Artists of 'the highest reputation, copied from the most reaowned!"Sta 'tues, ancient and modern. ;Feeling assured that Models from thecelebrated Works of CANOVA TROIINVALDSDEN, BASTOLINI, ITENERANI:&C., &c., cannot fail to prove interesting to the Connoisseur, T. L. H. very respectfully solicits a •visit, and trusts to have the honour 4f-submitting them to ail his Friends antl-Patrons. He also takes the liberty of stating that he lse.s just , veceived an assortment of large MUSICAL 80 - XE'S, `Rich and powerful in tone, and . {slaving the compositions Of AUBER, R'OSSINI. WEBER, .IiEROLD, ''S'7II.AUSS, -JULLIEN, &c., •&c., with the most favourite Airs of the day, at very moderate prices. F. L. H. avails himself of the present -opportunity to tender a respectftl invitation to the nurneronsNisitors in town, and, flattering himself that an examination of the assemblage of -elegant Articles of Taility and luxury would be deemed ampk,cornpensatory for: the trouble, would have much gratification in subaritting-.the whale of his Establishment (acknowledged tdibe unequalled in Europe) to their inspection. He begs further td intimate; that 'Visitors 'will be re ceived with equal politeness arithattention, whetter it may be their pleasure to make purchases or otherwise. The German and French Languages spoken. F. L.42II.USBURG, , OL.L.P OS TOPPICE BUILDINGS. EARLY CLOSING. • WILLIA3I JUPP, H ATT ER , 51, LORD-STREET, _ Liverpool, resp ec tf u ll y i n f orms h i s F r i ends and t h e Public, that,in compliance with the resolution passed at the late Meeting in the Music-hall, as well as from a con• viction of the general utility of the system, that he will CLOSE his SHOP every Evening (Saturday excepted) at SEVEN •O'clock precisely, and solicits their attention to this fact, tlu,t they may obligingly favour him with their commands before that hour. profits. i fi T t : . H 8 r A g e T S S t , ° Vv c .c f su i pi n li d e o d n E th A e V lo E w li' es tPrAlliuSnelrraEtini WINDOW' BLINDS, N R E DUCED irrH,m ANTFACI7 PRICES, T PETER A RER, /22, MOUNT.PLEASANT, OPPOSITE THE MET=HODIST CHAPEL, ' V V E O R O Y DN() - - DETER WOODNORTH gratefully acknowledges favours received, and respectfully informs his Friends and the Public that he hss added to the above business that of PAPER HANGING. He does not presume to -say that he has "2,000 Window; Blinds in Stock," or that he can "furnish a house complete in six hour's` notice." but begs to asstse his Customers, that in both the above Departments they shall not be disappointed in tie execu tion of their favours, as to quantity, quality, prices, or punctuality. P.W. is Sole Agent for the Whitehaven and Egremont •reper Mills. Office, 22, 'Mount-pleasant. AND GENERAL COMMERCIAL ADVERTISER. -- 4 HEARTS RESOLVED AND HANDS PREPARED, THE BLESSINGS THEY ENJOY TO GUARD.-SMOLLET. TUESDAY, MAY 21, 1844. PARISIAN FLOWER WAREHOUSE, UPPER ARCADE, Next Door to tae Savings Bank, • BOLD-STREET. T urßs. GIRVAN respectfully announces her arrival of JAI FRENCH SPRING FLOWERS, which she en tertains the most confident hope will be admitted to be the most brilliant Collection, either as to extent or vari ety, ever introduced into this kingdom. The Trade supplied on the same terms as in London. Flowers altered to any Pattern in one hour's notice. Air, ly .to COMFORT AND ECONOMY COMBINED. HEAD QUARTERS EATING HOUSE, OVER THE HAIR DRESSER'S SHOP, CORNER OF LEIGH- STREET, WHITEC APEL. IHE want of an Establishment between an HOTEL and a COOK-SHOP, which should provide all the comforts and respectability of the former, even more economically than at the latter, has long been acknowledged, and has induced the Proprietor to establish the HEAD QUARTERS EATING HOUSE, which will be conducted on the AMERICAN PRINCIPLE, and as near as possible in the manner pursued at the Tamany Hall, New York. Gentlemen can be provided at any hour of the day with every article our extensive Markets supply, at such rates as cannot fail to meet the desires of a deserving Public, in proof of which the Proprietor will provide a Plate of excellent Meat—Beef, Mutton, or Pork, Roast or Boiled, with Potatoes, Greens, and Bread, for 6d. ; and every Article proportionately Cheap. A TRIPE SUPPER every THURSDAY NIGHT.— Fried and Boiled 6d. per Plate. An ORDINARY every SUNDAY, at One o'clock, One Shilling each. TEA. AND COFFEE AT ALL HOURS. F. MAY, Proprietor. GEORGE LATHAM, LATE MANAGER OF THE ADELPHI SHADES, Successor to Mr. James Morgan, ST. GEORGE INN AND EAGLE HOTEL, FENWICK-STREET, NEAR ST. GEORGE'S CHURCH, LIVERPOOL. EORGE LATHAM respectfully announces to his -4 , -.3U Friends and the Public, that Las ORDINARY takes place every day at Two O'CLOCK. SOUPS, FISH, JOINTS, &c., on the Table. Charge, One Shilling each. JOINTS, &o, ready from 12 to 5. rams4ERS - sent-out, and promptly attended to, on - the most reasonable terms. • • • - . _ G. L. trusts, from his experience as HEAD coos to the Palatine Club, and subsequently as Manager to the Adelpbi Shades, to afford the greatest satisfaction to those who may be pleased to favour him with their commands. EVERY ACCOMMODATION FOR COMMERCIAL MEN. CHARGES MOST MODERATE. Private Apartments to accommodate Dinner Parties. MATLOCK BATH. AAND W. GREASES, o f th e R UTLAND ARMS ; • BAKMELL, having, in connexion with their present Establishment, takenthe OLD BATH ROYAL HOTEL, MATLOCK, embrace the opportunity of returning thanks to the Nobility, Gentry, and their Commercial Friends for the support they have received during a forty years' resi dence at the Rutland Arms . ; and, with a view to the con tinuanne of that support, theyheg to assure them that they have spared no expense to render their Establishment at Matlock in every way worthy of the patrenage they have received and are most anxious to maintain, and it will be their constant endeavour to render their charges as mo derke as, the means taken to provide for the comfort of their visitors will possibly allow. Communications being constantly kept up between the two Establishments, par ties wishing to make a Tour of the Scenery of the Peake may have every facility-afforded them•on the most reason -able terms, while their Visitors at the Rutland Arms will continue to have the.privilege of enjoying the Fly Fishing ~f or which Bakeweßis so celebrated. Mattock is within etx miles of the Ambergate Station, , on the North Midland 'Railway, where Conveyances meebovery Train. Matlock Old Bak, May S. DUBLIN PORTER STORES. CASSIDY, 13 RENAN, a n d Co., PIiCENIX BREWERY, WATIANG-.STREET, DUBLIN. Price* : Half-Barrels. Barrels, Inds Dublin Stout. :l6s. 325. 48s. Extra S:Joat '2ls. 425. 635. SUPERIOR IRISH ALES, In Half-Barrels, Barrels, and Hhds. •:JOHN SCOTT and Co., Agents, "Prince's Buildings., 26, North Jolie,street. UNTIEIMHE PATItOIckGE OF THE QUEEN. !lIUDSON'S. CELEBRATED MILK PUNCH ROYAL. A T this Season of the Tear. there is no beverage more heneficill deliciou.sthzu this celebrated Liquor for which the famous city of Chichester has been so long celebrated. INDIL PALE AND BITTER ALES. ;.London and Dublin PORTER. J. LIARAII, 42, Chapel-ctreet, Sole Agent. GRIMBLE AND CO.'s ROYAL COGNAC BRANDY. WM. GROVES, Sole Arent in Liverpool for GRIM BLE and COMPANY'S ROYAL COGNAC BRANDY;,ba to infor m .the Public they can procure the Royal Cognac Brandy at his Depot cm the same terms and of the same fine quality as from the Distillery in London. The flattering , distinction this French Distil led Brandy has obtained from various Medical Boards and from all classes of consumers is the most convincing proof of its _goodness and general usefulness in every branch of domestic economy. Mr. GROYEA has constantly on Sale the following : Gritnble's Royal Cognac Brandy ISs. per Gallon. Grimble's Royal Orleans and London Malt Vinegar. Booth and Co.'s London ........ . 12s. per Gall on . The Celebrat e d N o. 1 14s. Scotch and Irish Malt aid Grain Whiskeys. A liberal Discount to the Trade. GROVES'S PATENT WINE FININGS, being perfectly free from acid and flavour, will not injure the most costly and delicate Wines. Price ss. per gallon. Brewers supplied with Finings for every description of Ale or Beer. Price 3s. per gallon. School-lane, Paradise-skate. Liverpool. No. 1,140.] [PRICE FIVEPENCE. 1 , / r/ 11 i" I ....,.. - 6 9 / 'i t t cy t . 4 - --•- - 2 t.., /,_ 1 . ~ ,, 1 _,..----- 9-.3.---- ..- ..-r-- IX. .2 ' '" ' 11 '_ '/e f ' 47 1 11f LANCASHIRE TO WIT. T JOHN FOWDEN HINDLE, Esquire, Sheriff 0 NA. EkEV,i'i ..: _ :t 1 - A - -Et --%77 44 4 (4, _ -15 the said county, having received her Majesty's Writ .; ,- - , 0 • _ 1 „,.. - . a( ti .. - -4 , - ~.,,_, :,;. . . . i, .. A ~ t _. _ 1 1 I -. i— 1 1 under the seal of the said county for the Electing one Knight to serve for the, Southern Division of the said • .1 ' 4 " ;* : -;- .. , ..1--,',. k 4 . - -_, county, in the present Parliament at the city of Westmin ster, there now holding, in the place of the Honourable Richard Bootle Wilbraham, now deceased, do, in obedi ence to the said Writ, and to the several statutes in that case made, HEREBY PROCLAIM AND GIVE PUB LIC NOTICE, that at a Special County Court, which will be held at the Hoase and JOCKEY INN, in NEWTON, in the said county, on FRIDAY, the 24th day of May inst., at Ten of the clock in the forenoon, I shall proceed in the ELECTION OF ONE KNIGHT, to serve in the said Parliament, for the SOUTHERN DIVISION of the said county, pursuant to the statutes in that case made and provided ; at which time and place respectively all per sons interested in the said Election are to give their attendance. Dated the 13th day of May, in the year of our Lord one thousand eight hundred and forty-four. JOHN FOWDEN HINDLE, Sheriff. SOUTH LANCASHIRE ELECTION. THE LIVERPOOL COMMITTEE for conducting the ELECTION of WILLIAM ENTWISLE, ESQ. SIT DAILY at the CONSERVATIVE OFFICE, 24, Harrington -street. EDMUND MOLYNEUX, Chairman. May 13th, 1844. TO THE ELECTORS OF SOUTH LANCASHIRE. GENTLEMEN, B Y the sudden decease of y our l ate most respected • representative, the Honourable R. BOOTLE WIL. BEAU AM, the trust committed to him by you, and fulfilled through a period of several years, with untiring assiduity, has returned into your own hands, and it has become requisite for you to elect a successor. It is with great diffidence that I offer myself to fulfil those duties, from a deep sense of their importance, and of the vast interests involved in the discharge of them ; but having received ' the honour of a REQUISITION CALLING UPON ME TO COME FORWARD, and signed by many of the most influential Gentlemen of South Lancashire, I have ventured to assent to their request, in the hope that the same principles which guided you upon the late Election, and which were then so strongly expressed that no opposing Candidate was found on the hustings, may still prevail, and that my claim to your support may be allowed to rest on them rather than on any grounds of an individual character. I am sincerely attached to our Constitutio n , and to the Established Ch u r c h un d er w hi c h we live, and earnestly desirous of maintaining the Rights and Liberties, both Civil and Religious, of all classes of the people of this Country. That these general principles are acceptable to the Electors of this Division of the County, I have no reason to doubt; hut I am quite aware that there are other questions of a more specific character on which there is much greater difference of opinion. That a free dom of ,Trade as great as is compatible with the other interests inseparably connected with those of Commerce is indispensable to the welfare of the large and enterpris.. ing towns of this Division, cannot for a moment be doubted, and I always shall be desirous to promote their interests to the 'utmost of my power. I have seen with. great satisfaction that since the accession of the present Ministry to office, these views have been fully recognised and carried into effect by a considerable modification of our Corn-laws, and by a complete revision of the Tariff of Impoet Duties, and the result has been a most gratify ing improvement in the Trade of this District, and the prosperity of the Country. To what extent any further alterations may be desirable it would be premature to , consider, until the pre s e n t sys t em s h a ll h ave had a fair' and full trial, but I avow myself decidedly opposed' to those who, under a pretext of the necessities of Com merce, would violently and recklessly sweep away a ll protective regulations i n favour of that other section of the community employed in the cultivation of the land, whose welfare is not less vital to the country than that of Commerce itself. I have thought it necessary to be thus explicit on this point, as it is at once a matter of the greatest importance to the Electors of this Division,' that the interests of Commerce and Manufactures should be'always a primary object with the Legislature, and - because I am aware that port anoth er C an did ate, whose Address has it is in all probability th e c hi e f topic on w hich you will be urged to sup already been circulated among you. It will be my desire to explain myself more fully and personally to all the Electors as early as possible. 1 am, Gentlemen, Your most obedient Servant. WM. ENTWISLE. . Manchester, 11th May, 1844 TSOUTH LANCASHIRE ELECTION. • HE LIVERPOOL COM MITTEE for conducting the ELECTION.of WILLIAM BROWN. Esq. Meet Daily at Ensrwooo's ROYA L HOT EL, Dale -street, Liverpool. ROBERT E. HARVEY, Chaiiman of the Committee. A T a MEETING of the ELECTORS of SOUTH LANCASHIRE, held at EASTWOOD'S HOTEL, Moorfields, Liverpool. It. E. HARVEY, ESQ, i n th e Ch a i r. Moved by WILLIAM RATHDONE, Esq., seconded by THOMAS BLACKBURN, Esq., and carried unanimonsly,-- That this IVleeting highly approves of the choice that has been -made of WILLIAM BROWN, ESQ., as the CANDIDATE for the SOUTHERN DIVISION of the COUNTY of LANCASTER, and pledges itself to use every exertion to secure his triumphant return to the House of Commons at the ensuing Election. Moved by CHRISTOPHRR BAWDON, Esq., seconded by T. B. BitatcLoky, Esq., and carried unanimously,— That the following Gentlemen form the Committee for conducting the Election of Mr. Brown. A list was then read containin g the names of about 230 gentlemen. Mo ve d .-by WILLIAM WATSON, Esq., seconded by HENRY HOLMES, Esq., and carried,— That George Holt, Esq. be requested to act as Treasurer to the Committee. ROBERT E. HARVEY, Chairman. Mr. Harvey baying left the Chair, it was moved by Colonel WILLIAMS, seconded by WILLIAM THORNHILL, Esq., and carri e d,— Tat the thanks of this Meeting begiven to Mr. Harvey for his efficient conduct in the Chair. TO THE ELECTORS Of SOUTH LANCASHIRE. GENTLEMEN, AA DEPUTATION of Electors f rom M anc h ester, Li verpool, and other important parts of the County, having requested me to allow myself to be nominated to supply the vacancy in your representation caused by the lamented death of the Honourable R. BOOTLE WILBRA, HAM, I have yielded to their request, and beg to announce myself a CANDIDATE for the vacant seat for SOUTH LANCASHIRE. I am quite sensible that there are many gentlemen to whom this important trust might be delegated with much greater advantage to your interests, if they could, with convenience, devote the time necessary for your service. I am, therefore, very far from arrogating to myself any claim to your votes on private grounds. Attached from principle and long habit to the Liberal party, I shall, if elected, give my decided support to every measure which will tend to advance the education and to improve the condition of the great mass of our country men, convinced, as I am, that no greater security can be given to the free institutions of England than that which arises from the increased intelligence and prosperity of the industrious clasees. Upon many subjects of great interest which occupy a prominent place in the public mind it is impossible to dwell in the limits of this addeess. There is, however, one question upon which I firmly believe the welfare of the nation mainly depends, which involves at once all in terests, and which, in my opinion, is quite as important to the preservation of the property of the Landlord and the interests of the Farmer, as it is to those of the Ma nufacturer, the Merchant, an d t h e Artisan. Upon this most important question I desire to be distinctly under stood. It is a vital question. We may settle many other matters of minor importance at our leisure, but this it is dangerous to postpone. I have been all my life engaged in commerce, 1 have witnessed much of the growth of our trade and manufactures. and I have also had opportu nities of knowing something of the trade of other corn ; and I am convinced that nothing can enable us to maintain our position among other nations but PERFECT FREEDONI OF TRADE. With unrestricted commerce and unfettered industry we can defy competition in the wide range of manufac turing production, and our people might soon become, by the result of their own exertions, the most happy and con tented in the world. Here, in South Lancashire, if any where, the cause of free trade ought to triumph. I offer myself to your choice as one of its most strenuous advocates ; and whilst I regret that a more able person, entertaining these views, herein been found to s o li c i t your suffrages, I can sin cy assure you that no Man can be more anxious than I am to witness the speedy success of this great cause. I have the honour to be, Your faithful servant, WILLIAM BROWN. Hill, fill Liverpool, May 10 L , 1844. TI AND H. SMITH'S FLUID OF • SENNA, prepared in Vacuo. sold in Bottles at 2s. 6d., 55., and 10s. each. This is a pure Extract of Senna, in a high state of perfection, prepared in Vacuo. It is an efficient and easy purgative, in small doses ; those for adults even seldom exceeding one or two teaspoonfulls, and produces no sickness or griping in its operation. Not only are th e nauseous taste and smell corrected, but th e t aste i s ren dered positively agreeable and inviting ; conseenently, with this preparation, the difficulty attending the giving of Senna to children is entirely removed. Instead of the loathing which the bulky dose of the ordinary Senna Tea produces, the Fluid Extract of Senna is taken by them with the greatest readiness, and even with a relish, The following complimentary testimonial has been vo luntarily published by Dr.- Christison, the distinguished Professor of Materia Medica in the Edinburgh University : " The Fluid Extract of Semis is now used very largely in this city, (Edinburgh,) and by many medical practi tioners, as well as myself, almost to the exclusion of ever,' other preparation, I have no doubt it is the best form, in' every respect, which has yet been proposed." Observe, the actual signature of the Inventors,en an engraved label, is attached to the wrapper, 0 B ottle. :Prepared only by T. and H. SMITH , Chemist s, _ ....ARCLAY and CLERK. 30, Mersey-street, Liverpool ; n Duke -street, Edinburgh ; and sold wholesale by Jove and may be had reta il g for , respectable Farringd o n p - s r t u r g ee g i t s , t L s , o b n y d o a n s k ; i n T. AND H. SMITH'S o S f ° :11 8 rLVID EX_TR,ACT OF SENNA MANTLES PRIPPS and SCURFIELD invite attention to their splendid Stock of NEW SHAPES in MANTLES, offering a most distinguished choice to the admirers of French Taste and Style. The "Petit Courrier de s D a mes," and other fashion able publications, are eloquent in praise of the beauty and elegance of these graceful Envelopes. Scarcely a day passes but some novelty direct from Paris is added to the Mantle Room. MAISON DE LYON, 48, BOLD-STREET, LIVERPOOL. THOMAS WILSON, FUNERAL UNDERTAKER, 82, BOLD-STREET, FOR3MRLY DUKE-STREET. •BECKWIT [I-HOUSE, • 15, PARADISE-STREET, GENgRAL DRAPERY. SILK MERCERY, HABERDASHERY, RIBBON, HOSIERY, GLOYE, LACE, AND STRAW BONNET WAREHOUSE. y ELLIOTT begs to announce, that his Stock is now tl • replete with every novelty that has been produced this season as Articles of Dress for Ladies-. S. E. particularly 'invites attention to several large Lots of Goods, bought under extraordinary circumstances. A lot of 100 Pieces of CASHMERE DE LAINES, -at lOs 9d„ worth 16s. 6d. ~ 10,000 Yards Coloured and Shot DIJCAPES, from ls. 44d. to ls. 10d., worth 25 per -cent. more. 300 Pieces real PONDER HANDKER . CHIEFS, Blue and White, Red and Black, and Black and White, ls. 41d. 4-4ths fine IRIS HE'S, 124 d., worth Is. 9d. PARISIAN ARTInIQUE BRONZE. • r IS elegant FINISH for CHANDELIERS, VI- I- GUILES, BUSTS, VASES, and all ki n d s o f OR NAMENTS for the Chimneypiece, Boudoir, &c., exe cuted in splendid stile at JOHN HUNT'S OL , BO LD - STRE ET) 'CHANDELIER AND 'GAS FITTING mArirrAc- TORY, &c., 4, SLATERe'RTREET, LIVERPOOL. OLD CHANDELIERS REBRONZED, RELAC QUERED, and REPAIRED, and ALTERED to pre sent Fashion; ORMOLU and GILT WORK, ALA BASTER ORNAMENTS and FIGCRES 'CLEANED in very superior style. FRENCH CLOCKS and TIMEPIECES 'GLEANED, REVAIRED, and RE GULAT4'I). COALS. taEOR6g L03.;.T0N, Con L KU RC ITANT, having dis- A-X continued receiving orders in Dale -street, begs to inform hiv Friends that he has tak en an 'OFFICE i n DERBY-ISITILDINGS, FENWICK-STREET, oppo site the North end South Wales Bank, where the Coal. and Carryhif liminess will for the future be carried on. Best Kitfg Coals for House Use, and Rushy-park Coals, in the River; far Steam -boats and Shipping. B R S E L S TAR:PETS. 76, LORD=RTREET. ATOTWITITSTANDING the recentmery great and , continued advance on ull CARPETS, the Pro prietor cietbe RE-ESTARLISTIED CARPET WAREFIOVIL, 76, Lorcl-street. will continue to S'E L L superb DINING and DRAWINC-ROO.ll ERUSSELS, at avoid piYees. - Aoice of several Hundrel Pieces,lsiZd. per yard. Ur . Tu.-amid mistakes, it is respectfully requeeed that 'the , riddress be copied- ELLIS, 76, LORD=S 'BEET. 'THE LIVERPOOL CLOTH HALL, i„ 48,:o. 3, PARADISES7'REET, TWO DOORS FROM cnußaG-STREET. T 'RIC LIMON D wishes to call the attention , bf the * 'Public to the above Concern, established Janusrv, 1843, for the purpose of *supplying WOOLLEN BUY ERS with the Best and Choicest Description of GOODS, on a principle till then :unknown in Liverpool, -numely, for CASH ENLY, AT A SMALL PER CENTAGE ZHE MANUFACTURERS PRICES—ONE PRICE ASKED., :AND NO ABATEMENT MADE. The , SUMME It STOCK (selected with care from - lhe best FREKoH and ENGLISH Markets) is now ready for inpection, and Will be found well worthy the notice of •those whoviish to securez FIRST-RATE ARTICLE, combined with the legitimate advantages of CASH PAY MENT. The attention of the Trade is respectfully called to a larze.and wt.ll-assorted STOCK of FANCY awl other TRIMMINGS, which are offered at th ,. ! Manufacturers' Prices. A Wholesale Warehousefor Shippers and large buyers. April, IS-14. 'LADIES' AND GENTLEMEN'S PUBLIC AND PRIVATE SEA-WATER BATHS, GEORGE'S PIER, LIVERPOOL. M RS. PENN, i n re t urn i ng t h anks for the kind stp port she has hitherto received, hopes, by strict at tention to the comforts and convenience of visitors, to merit a.continuance of their patronage. • TERMS FOR BATHING. COLD :.PATH. Subscribers f©: Six Months to the Public Bath. £I 10 0 Children under twelve years of age 1 0 0 Nog-subscribers, for each time of Bathing .... 0 1 0 Detached Private Shower. Children undertwelve years ofage WAILM BATH.-NO .suuseßlPTioN Warm, Medicated Vapour, or Tepid Bath ... • 0 2 6 Plunge Tepid Bath Warm Shower Ladies and Gentlemen subscribing are particularly re quested to Register their Names. Bathing Hours from Six in the Morning to Nine in the Evening. London and Liverpool Daily Papers for the accommo dation of Visitors to the Warm Baths. WINE A'Nl i iiii ------- mous E, PRINCE'S-BUILDINGS, 26, NORTH JOIIN STREET, six DOORE. FROM LORD-STREET, LIVERPOOL. J OHN SCOTT and t,e C t o o . , c f the t Pr e\l bility, Clergy, and Gerft'ry of Live e rp a ool an io d n i o ts yie e init o y . to their extensive and well-selected Stock of WINES, SPIRITS, &c., of the most approved quality, trusting, by their unwearied assiduity and attention, to establish for themselves the character of supplying those who may patronise them, with a Genuine Article, so es to insure their future support. The Wines are of the most approved Vintages, the Spirits of the choicest Brands. FOREIGN SPIRITS. pe g Finest Old P a l e B ran d y . •at 345 r a Do. Brawn D o • •... at 30 s „ Do. Holland s Gi n PP Finest Old Ja ma i ca Rum ...... . at 16s II Do. Do. Do .„ .at 15s Do. Do. D o at 14s „ BRITISH Fine Old Isl a y Malt WhiskySPlß at ITS. 16s ~ Do. Ga m pb e l town D o. Do. Malt Do. .. Do. I r i s h M a l t Do. at 14s to 16s „ „ Do. Irish & Scotch Do. at lOs to 12s „ Fine Old London Gin, Cordialized at 12s „ Do. Do. Do., Plain.. Da. Bristol Do Do. Patent British Brandy .. at 12s „ WINEN FROM THE WOOD, Excellent Draught Port at 12s Very superior Do. .... Fine Old Excelle n t Draught Sherry at 12s Very superior Do. Pine Old Do. at 16s „ BOTTLED WINES. , Fine P or t Wi ne.. e. . . at 24s per do z Superi or Do., highly recommended at 30s „ Do. D o . a t 36 s PP Fine Old Po r t Finest quality imported Fine Sher r y Wi ne Superior quality u a D li o ty Sherry . highlyey re commended at 30s „ Do .. at 36s „ Fine Old D o. D o .. at Finest 42s PP imported.... at ' 45 s Do, Old East India Madeira.... at 55s to 60s „ Superi or Ch ampagne at 50 s t o 65s ~ Do. Cl are t.. Do. Hock .. at 54s to 60 s „ Finest Marsala Do. Red M a d e i ra .... . ........ at 20s „ Do. Whit e D o . at 18 8 „ PORTER. Guinne ss ' b es t D u bli n , quar t s , 4 s 6d.. pints, 2576 d pe r d oz . Barcl a y an d C o .' s L on d on „ 5 s Gd.. „ 3 s Od „ Trueman and C o .' s Ditt o „ 5 s 6d.. „ 3 s Od „ BURTON ALE.... 55., se, 6d., nod 60. per Oxen. Sh Do. OLDEST ESTABLISHED PAPER HANGING WA REHOUSE. ENRY DODD, Successor to the late MARY'DODD, .1-.1 begs respectfully to inform his. Friends and the. Public that he has now completed his extensive Alterations. His SHOW SCREENS are now ready for inspection, con taining Original Continental and .London Designs, in Decorations. H. D. also begs to state, that having purchased the entire STOCK of a first London House now retiring from business, he is enabled to offer for sale a large assortment of GOODS, 20 per Cent. under any Horse in Town. FrHE *MERCHANTS, COTTON 'BROKERS, JL GROCERS, &c., are respectfully inf orme d t h a t D . B. SMITH and SON have received an,excellent Assort ment of well-seasoned Brown COTTON PAPER, with a general Stock of Fine•PA PE RS, CAPS, SUGARS, &c., which they will offer. for Cash, on terms highly advanta geousto the,Public. N. B. Several good and well-lighted OFFICES to be LET, on the Pretnises. on moderate terms. 44, DALE-STREET, Opposite the Wellington Hotel. PROTECTION FROM ACCIDENTAL OR INCEN DIARY FIRES. London and Birmingham Railway .0./flee, Euston Station, Bth April, 1844, IRS,—I am instructed to send the enclosed report of ./..7 the results of the public experiments on your Fire_ resisting Boxes and Safes, at the Camden Station of this Company, vrhich %as authorised by the Directors to he made under the immediate superintendence of their own officers ; and to congratulate you on the complete success of the very severe trials by which you have allowed your admirable invention to be tested. I am, sirs, your obedient servant, 'lt CREED, Secretary. Messrs. Thomas Milner and Son, Liverpool. Patents for England, Ireland, and Scotland, sealed 1810. MILNERS' NEW PATENT FIRE-RESISTING DEED, PLATE, AND CASH BOXES, BOOK SAFFS, AND GUNPOWDER MAGAZINES, &c., &c., WARRANTED TO DEAR MORE HEAT, WITHOUT INJUR Y TO THEIR CONTENTS, THAN ANY OTHERS OF EQUAL DIMENSIONS. The chambers around enclose the least conductors of heat, and tubes containing alkaline fluid, which open when fire reaches the box and heats it to the boiling point, steaming the chambers and contents, keeping down the temperature, and preventing ignition.—Of ten graduating sizes, suitable for all purposes, from 30s. to 210 s. each ; for additional inner chamber, 50 per cent. more each size. This principle has been investigated tested, and ap. proved by the authorities and scientific and practical men in the leading towns of the three kingdoms.—Under the auspices of the Royal Dublin Society and the Liverpool Polytechnic Society : see Mr. Samuel Woods, jun. pamphlet " On the Preservation of Documents from Fire," &c. &c. &c. The patentees have certificates from parties whose books have been preserved by the boxes in fires on their pre. raises. _ _ _ ....._. In the late fire in George-street, Manchester, nine out of ten houses lost their books in their iron safes. _ - - CA UTION.—None are genuine but such as have Milners' patent plates upon them, with the date " sealed 1810." Fire•resislinp Safe and Box Works, 50A, Lord-street, and 4719 53, Cable-Wea l kivetwal. BASS AND CO.'S INDIA PALE ALE. INDIA PALE, MILD, and 'STRONG BURTON ALES. LIVERPOOL STORES, IRONMONGER-LANE. G. LYON AND CO., Agents. CA LYON and Co. having been appointed AGENTS • for the SALE of REID AND CO.'S LONDON PORTER, in Liverpool and the Neighbourhood, the Trade are re spectfully informed, that a large STOCK is kept of each quality for Home Use and Exportation, at their STORES, ironmonger -lane, where Orders will be received and punctually attended to. WELSH ALE, For its purity, brilliancy, and flavour, worthy the attention of Connoisseurs ; BURTON ALES, Mild and pale, in splendid condition ; LONDON PORTER, " Ripe and ready" ; GENUINE BARLAND PERRY, ' Champagne in its influence, and of a complexion quite rechercV. These Articles, either from Cask or Bottle, may be tasted (by parties intending to purchase) upon application to JOHN EVANS and Co., Provision Merchants, Mersey-caurt, Old Church-yard. HENRY ROSE AND CO., WHOLESALE DEALERS IN FOREIGN AND BRITISH WINES, ALE, PORTER, &c., 44, DALE-STREET, CORNER OF TEMPLE-STILE T, TN commencing the above Establishment, the Proprie tors beg most respectfully to call the attention of their Friends and the Public to the annexed List of Prices, which, they feel assured, will bear comparison with any other house in the trade, and command a share of that support, which it will be no less their study to deserve than their desire to continue. TERMS,—CASH. WI Prime old crus t e d Po NES rt...IN BOTTLE : 425., 485., and 545. per dozen. Fine ditto Ditto 365., 425., and 48s. Draft Ports 3os. and 345. Prime old Sherries 365., 425.. and 48s. ~ Draft Sherries 30s. and 345. Rhenish and French Wines, Champagnes, Clarets, Moselle, Hock, &c. WIN INES IN WOOD, duty paid, and delivered free in Liverpool: PORTS, of the choicest vintages; SHERRIES, of the choicest marks ; CANARY, Bronte (Florio), in Pipes, Hhds., or Quarter Casks, direct from Bond. PORTER AND ALBS, in Bottle, per Dozen : QUARTS. PINTS. Dublin Porter Scotch Ale Burton Ale 6s. Od. 3. Od. East India Ale • •.. 6s. Od. 38. Od. Whitbread and Co.'s London Double Stout • . • • 6s. Od. 3s. Od BRITISH WINES, of every variety.. Ginger, Grape, Raspberry, Raisin, Cow- 0 all at 14s. per slip, Elder, &c .......... S dozen. British Champagne CIDER, in Wood and Bottle. All Orders executed in Town or Country, with the ut most despatch, Free of Charge. Agents for London PICKLING VINEGAR end pure ACETIC ACID. (One concerti.) £2 10 0 1 10 0 The Original Picture, together with the Finished Proof of the Plate, are NOW ON VIEW, at Mr. GRUNDY'S REPOSITORY OF ARTS, 26, Church-street, where Sub scribers' Names are received. BONNETS ! BONNETS ! ! 43ECKWITH. HO USE, 15, PARADISE-STREET, LIVERPOOL;' MAN7FACTORY,I7GH- S TREE T,DUNSTABLE j ELLIOTT invites the attention of Ladies to his v./ • varied and extensive STOCK of BONNETS, con sisting of every Novelty in shape and material, that has been produced either in London or Paris. J. E., being a manufacturer, is enabled to offer to the Public daily arrivals, direct from the Factory, at EXTRA, ORDINARY LOW 'PRICES. Chip Flats, Doll Heads, Shapes, Chip, Willow, Whale bone, &e. TO BUYERS OF HOUSEHOLD FURNITURE. FEATHER BEDS, HAIR, WOOL, AND FLOCK ACATRESSES, PAILLASSES, &c., A'T. SAMUEL CUTTER'S FURNITURE MART, 19, BOLD-STREET. FAMILIES FURNISHING are respectfully invited to inspect the STOCK at the above Estiblishment, the Proprietor feeling satisfied, on comparison, it will be found the best and cheapest House in Liverpool for good, useful, and ornamental Furniture, &c. S. C. would particularly call the attention'of buyers of Feather Beds to his superior STOCK of 'PURIFIED FEATHERS, which be warrants perfectly sweet and clean, being dressed by a Chemical process, which renders them light and elastic. • CABINET FU iiNITftrRE, of every description, made tooter by experienced Workmen. DANTZIC-HOUSE,I97BOLD-STREET, 4VIIOLESALE, RETAIL, AND FOR EXPORTATION. SUMMER FASHIONS FOR G•ENTLEMEN'S DRESSES. THE greatest NOVELTIES, and very great variety of the first-Class'-MATERIALS, in BRITISH and TRENCH ELASTIC GOODS, for SIUMMER COATS, SUMMER TRO‘TJ SERS, SUMMER WAISTCOATS, AT THE CIVET CAT, 72, LORD=STREET,4LIVERPOrO'L, 'Where superior Garments are arnade at verprnoderate .charges: the prices are the same as usual, a List of which, may be had on apkication. The increasing trade to this 'Establishment is convin cing to D. OVER'S that his system of business is giving general satisfaction, viz., purchasing first-rate Goods, em ploying best Workmen, paying remunerating Prices for their labour, and.having no other Establishtnen; the Pre prietor is enabled to give this 'business his undivided and proper attention. _ _ MERCHANTS' and CAPTAINS' ORDERS, to any extent, executed on the shortest notice. Observe theliame and Number— D. M RS, TROT) SERS-MMZER, NAVY TAILOR, ANTS WOOLLEN DEAVER, 12, Lord-street, Liverpool, N.8.—.N0 business transacted on Saturdays. FAMILY LINEN, SILK MERCER', HA HER DASHERN , SHAWL, .B.c. ESTABLISHMENT, 60 and 62, OLDHALL-STREET. JOHN BRISCOE begs leave to announce the arrival tl of his SPRING PURCHASES (in LoNnoN), which are now ready for Inspection, and also that his Premises ARE RE-OPENED, after considerable alterations, with a Stock far surpassing anything he has ever had the honour of displaying. He, wishes to call csrticullr attcntion to his . rel2brated Stock of IRISH TABINETS, of which he has jut received the LARGEST IMPORTATION ever made by Also, a very , extensive and choice assortment of Dregs Silks, Cashmeres, Palermitans, Delaines, Printed Cam brics, Neckerchiefs, Gloves, Hosiery, PARASOLS, Rib bons, and especially his Spring and Summer 'SHAWLS AND SCARFS, of British and Foreign . Manufacture, consisting of rich Satin. Cameleon, Paisley, and French Filled and Printed , Cashmere, Bardge, and other fabrics. Lace and Muslin Collars and Capes, Habit Shirts, Veils, Falls, Bce.- WIIITELEVS LONDON HAT ESTABLISHMENT, 6, ST. GEORGE'S-CRESCENT. JUST RECEIVED, an immense Quantity of Splendid PARISIAN .VELVET-NAPPED 'HATS, QUA'L•ITY AND SHAPES UNRIVALLED. Prices-10s., 125., 15s. The very best that .can be made. _ 18s. FETE LARGEST STOCK OF GENTS' AND YOUTHS' CLOTH CAPS IN LIVERPOOL. Inspection of the above is respectfully solicited. GENTLEMEN OF LIVERPOOL 'AND ITS `VICINITY. I 0 FIN WOOD., in returni ng th an k s t o hi s C ustomers and the Public, for the extensive and increasing pa tronage with which he has been favoured since his corn xrencement in Liverpool, cannot but feel, with honest pride, that it is the reward. of an enlightened community tc his spirited exertions, as an individual, in breaking through a Monopoly injurious alike to the Workman and the Public, and estalxliAing in its stead an upright and liberal system of trade adapted to the times, andhy punc tuality, civility, and vigilant attention to the wants of his customers, to endeavour to identify their interests with his own, and thereby merit and increase the confidence ' with which he has already been honoured. In alluding to the leading articles in his extensive Stock, he would particularly recommend Waterproof Hats.... 4s Od I• Gents. Silks .. 'ss 6d Shortnap D 0..... 6 0 I Do. do. ...... - 7 6 I Real Stuff D 0..... 8 0 Do. French .... 10 6 Beave r; o. Do, .... 12 0 Do. do. ..... .12 6 Do. double covered ..16 0 Do. velvet pile .. 15 0 These:are all stiffened with good Shellac, not Paste.and Glue. OBSERVE! 73, LORD.STREET, opposite Tuton's. GREAT KEDUCTION IN THE PRICES OF THE PERRYIAN PENS. QUALITY IMPROVED. JAMES PERRY and Co. have the pleasure to announce that in consequence of increased facility in the manu. facture of their Pens, they have reduced the prices to the level of all other Pens in the market, at the same time their superiority in quality is maintained. 3. P. and Co. embrace this opportunity to return thanks to their numerous Friends for the decided preference given to the Perryian Pens for so many years, and caution the Public against the spurious imitations which are frequently imposed upon them for the genuine Pcrryian Pens. PATENT PERRYJAN GRAVITATING INK- STAND. This novel Invention is exceedingly well adapted for general use. The Patentees strongly recommend it to the notice of Bankers, Merchants, Solicitors, Government Offices, Public Companies, Schools, &c. as a great im provement over the o r di nar y I n k s t an d s . It is formed by a cylinder with a gravitating action, by which means the dipping cup is supplied with clear Ink at any moment, and, with equal ease, may be returned into the cylinder, where it is protected from dust or other injury. DOUBLE PATENT PERRYIAN FILTER INK- STAND. Great improvement has recently been made in the Manufacture of this article. The Patentees can with confidence recommend it as complete for general use, combined with elegance and simplicity in its action. PERRYIAN INK. 6d., Is., and 2s. per Bottle. • This Ink is most suitable for all kinds of Metallic Pens, and exceedingly good for pens made from quills. It is also suitable for the copying machine. The ordinary inks do not flow freely down Metallic Pens, and from their corrosive nature are very injurious to them • the Perryian Ink everypossesses requisite good quality, a flo w i ng property peculiar to itself, and does not Corrode Pens as other inks. Writing performed with this ink in a short time becomes of a deep raven black, and never turns brown in any climate. Also in POwders, at 6d. and ls. each, the latter sufficient to make a wine bottle full of ink. Itt..W Sold by all Stationers and Dealers in Metallic Pens, and at the Maaufagtory, 37, Red Lioa-sguare, London. 1 ON. oust ley's ple), am), Sur icier- nark -e nO their rent rity. Ibers 701- r of [an- isle the Iton. ter ,hat ced no s of e of ose the .er gar Sir i of ,ne, B. Cr, ler the the ars ac out the the a 7 3 rot g r. .- ill in