The Liverpool Standard and General Commercial Advertiser. — Liverpool, Merseyside, England, 1836-12-23 00:00:00

t er / T (~ ~9 V //J - 14.4 2k 7 ,A-77Zi1i 4 7.41 - •''''-''' A.-- e---c-x---7-2., , ^- ' ..'""PliNt. • - .~~ iyipppinq. Vtibtirationo. `,, ~ EAST INDIES. Waiting a wind. • Per IVIALTIUTIUS dirPet,t tti tt 4 The fine fetttAading Ship RA KER - , Rr Captain: Afici,Fll; • • - - iiirth'en per register 516 tons.—For freight ohaasale, having brlneriOrac#otritriodittioni, apply to Nlegsrs. HORSTAI,I.; 4 i,1), and Co. or to .IAI.II ES POOLE and Co., or to BOLD and RUSSEL. 7? Kiting . re teind. ,- For B 0 •M -BAY , . , The welt-known nown Ship RICHARD iTALKEIt, G> Gto, Punt:a, Commantjer ; 3SI, tons register; newly eoppered, and undergone a eoniplete repair. —For terms of freight or, passage apply. tu 8(}1.,n and • It I;3EL, Btokeri, or to . JOHN TOBJN. ,fir We- *ail on the ifiti of January, For BONIBAY. The remark ahiy fine Ship . RELIANCE, J- Bitowrt.Vouniander—' • Ilirtkon per IniAter- 606 tons ; thorotighly.cop 1.-fastened and kuppeied, and having made-one of Ihe shortetitoyages on record Itt , Botithay el ild buck. presentea ca pital oppltunity to shippers --..... For. terenli of freight or passa ge apply to Messrs. Isgcco.. thicitWonTH, and'eo. • Mr W. SHARP ; or to BOLD and RUSSEL. _ For freight or passave apply to BARTON, IRLAM, and IIIdGIN§,ON. . . For I ARBADOS; The fast-sailing, Barque Alt ET USA, ANDREW WItYTE,Att t ; Now loading west side, Queim'a k.—For freight and passage apply to HEYES, LITHER LAND, and Co., Wolstenhidnie-square. The BARB4DIAN is intended, to sail 10-morow. For DENIBRA RA, The fine British-built Brig Y, /Wein WiLLI '161 ; 4 *- ii t .l l3tirtheti rrvriliter:Mr tens; rhe despatched iintnediateiv.—Fnrfteight or passage A , pply Captain SYM,, rrinee's Dock; Messrs. BOLD and Rvssat., Bruisers; or to JOL4N 7.7., . 7 , Th *ail early in January ' • .. a ls : •_ t ~.i t For AN`TIQUA , - ' The Ship GMC , Mr, -,-. . PETVit PEkitSON - .. aster. EQr freight ar passage apply to (..; . ,,,Nli, and F. SIIAN I), 7. .477-t!..! SaUT T 1 AIIQERIC44, - - A regular Trad4r.—To h despatchiwl 0144r:fait if,j4t January.. • For AYRES, .rtc.t, ti • suomiot A 1 Bria - F .IE, 4 ... W l'ittsCir; 155 tons retistr; eohstrnetod 'for fast sailing, her passale ho-,rie being 58'clav5 loading west side Prince's Dock, and will only have roue a g. , ods,—Fur freight or passage ; a pp) y• to - JAMES POOLE and Co, UNITED STATES. NEW YORK. LINE OF PACKETS. ' Sailing on the Bth of eaery Month, viz.:— ST. - ANDREW, W. C. rze tons. &Wan. VIRGINIAN, I. Hsants * fith Feb. • SHEFFIELD, P. P. ALCEIV:... • tons,,,Bth March.' UNITED STATES, N.:}l. Hocoßga's 650 tOn4 Bih . These Ships are all,of the first class, t recentl mit i n the city .sf New York; and, far strength, beauty of model, punctiialiti and swiftness of .sailing, as Well, as for,extent and comfort of, cabin aecomm - ndations„ are not surpassed' lib any in the trade, and their commanders are men of 'great experience. • 'The rate of passage in the CAM is fixed at Thirty-five Guineas, including stores of all kinds: To insure punetuality'in sailing, no Goodr are received on 49044 . 0* the 6th-of.each.month.- 4 -APPiv to SANDS, HODGSON. TURNER, and Co. On .*alt. • ~,,f - On SALE. The Barque _DISPATCH, s it ., 44, fi„ , .... 407 tone per rertiatm old measurement; built t Richi --. bucto by John Jardine, Esq., and brunette ' October last. Lenuth aloft, 116 feet 4 inches ; bread h 27 feet 10 i.pnlyee ; depth of hold, 2U feet. Copper-fastene pits fast, and . . tarries a I,age cargo on a light draft of water ; ere stores are •,k.ssiinple; now tying east side of Brunswick Dock.—kpplv to ANDERSON, (ARROW, and Co. 1 0 4.51#11.. . • On SALE, / '--1e54-" , -: . .4 5 ,, . ersr.„ The lercille SIR FRANCIS B. HEAD, „ ow: , . ~,,,%; tigion d . - ter, old measurement; I tinched at 44,;••••'. ~•; harleton, ; - runswick,.in Sppte r, last, and - Iv. built of the, very best materia •n the province; i flush decked, ' atficl.copper-rastened. 'l' he s rn and stern-post, together with R' the who* , frartiq .frorn , :the- rem, I/ d foothenks upwardai are of • beckmatack, and planked with that and red pine. Her stores kro ample, and all of the, best Lim-front manufacture. Length . . 0 k . kei,x(2,l g , r „LLtrreadth of bejun, ‘2B feet ; depth of hold, 20 - . • -..- It - ',Z4niffirs -1 ,;,-Ai..llll_lo___, • - Low) ' ,Steam For DUBLIN AND BELFAST. * ?;:l71 CITY OF I) UR LIN A 4 0 . KET C.ONIPMq Y, , • INCC RPORATE'D RT ACT OF PART fAMENT. The abore Conipauy .sail their Vessels, (w ;ti or without Pants,)-taking Goods and Passengers to the fo owing ports, ea-mely, 'l'n DUBLIN Daily. - For BEtFAST . —The ATHLONE. on N.Vnr‘xespAr next, the 28th instant, at , Two o'clock in the Aftertinott, froth the Plarence Dock. • Apply, for Dttblin Linn. to ) 27, - • - PEIrRY , fc)r•TlOrast,Tine - , to . Water-stoat. - .TJ-illsiM` A r , etl.thic4:ompany ie that of attaching RII porters aritkiti f xpOrter's by Dietision of the Profits arnoog them, after la? ineLl •;f the •Dividnds'—tho. creating a coinmnoit'y 'of interesOlietWten the yell and Sliarehnlders--a principle Ij %iph ". Ent . g h te 9 , to its Proprietors acettaintv of their , „ Is, anti :in Shippers of all ae'scriptions of Goods and Lire St , ,ck the having a. well supported 'EstablibhutAnt of fimt ..c4:ol4,ll44.trterc, anti the lowest rate of Freight compatible with • g'titieattent!tra to their maintenance. . al GrN t:R . k L S TEAM NAVIGATION COM ['ANY. •It. } , l', '' ~., L ccr.nat i - - The, . GENERAL STEAM NAVIGATION ,• `. iii COMPANY'S first-rate and superior .PACK. .0 ' - .V.I. V; ETA leave the CUSTOM - HOUSE, LONDON, 7 ..„..,),...:. „.„ (weather permitting) for— ' -; ":-.: : HAMBURG, (carrying his Majesty's 11.1443,) every. Wedne sday and Saturday, early in the Morning, rgurniug every Ned . , iie;rhiy and - Sat urtray. " s• . ... . ROTTERDAM and the RHINE, (carrying his Majesty's ~. Mails,) every Wednesday and Saturday Morning, at Seven o'clock fite, , iselly, returning every Wednesday and Saturday ' 'Morning; Redueed fares—Chief Cabin, £2 2s.' ' ' 'ANT. Elt.P.and the RHINE, (with a bag of letters: from the Must-office,) wilh the Antwerp .Company's Steam Shin Princess-'Victoria, Thursday and Sunday, returning Wednes • „ rfaiNtii/ Sunday. Reduced Fares--Chiif Cabin, £224.. .1 . • ~ ()WIT, N 4:a t tyl, the, RHINE, Saturday. N orn i rig, e Ket u,rn in g ~. •-- Tuesday night 'Reduced Fares—Chief cabin, £1 10s. ' 'CALAlS4:Tliursd.ty,. and Sunday. ' Reduced Fares—Chief 'Cabin. s'. .. '''''' .• . , , •BO(ILOGNZ-.Wednesclay'and Saturday. Reduced Fares • ' 7 —Chief Cithiti s -fte, - ' • ~ - - - - ... . , And- from, L t oodou Bridge Whari for RAMSGATE and 'MAR GATEi., ' - - . -i ' - - - ' . . EDINBURGH', 'NEWCASTLE, and BERWICK-ON.: TWEED.—The Steam Ships of this Company, 'nut' of the London and Edinburgh Steam Packet C'utnpan . leave the Trartswick Wharf, Blackwall,•for Edinhiirgh,. Wednesday, and S4tur4llv Night ; ai - i, for NEwcAsTLE every ten days. • st s eain ships Till shortly ccantnerwe running t'u BLRWIC K.' ' , Or.;TW KED% ' .. . ' ..'' . • . . ENNBURGH. --Thy posTerful and ma r , , rnificent new Steam-. .;al?ii) 'NH It: cLA Rh:NCX,.equalling the AigNAgq - 1 in• niag • • ,mitude and capacity, is now plicedupon this station.' - ,For freight to Rotterdam apply to Messrs. Du Bia and MAHN, 4, Crescent, Miuories ; for Thursday's 'Packet to An twerp to Messrs. PE BIE and listix Land for Suad..iy.'s,Packet tO Messrs. LIGHTLY aud , SimoN, 123, FenchUrch.street ; and An the eater stations to Mr. NORMiN, L Water-.lave, Tower street.—Berths may be secured at the Offices. of, the Cummuy, 37, Regent-circus, and 69, Lombard-street, and at GI, Charing cress, and 35, Leadenhall-street. ' Parcels and small Packages to be brought le the Offices of this Company, 37, Regent-circus, and 69, Lombard-street. Powerful Steam-packets engaged for Towing and Excursions. g ener a S team Nat?; n at i i k o ß n ' Tc,'ES BESSELL, secretary. 'Lombard-street, anif 37, Rege ni trt g -c n i Y r; us:( WILL DEPART ON 130NO4Y•9tH JANUARY. TEETH, • , MAPS. Or INCQIIII9DIALE .SUBSTkNCES, AND MINERAL SITCCEDANEUM, TOW.PILLTSG DECAYED TEETkI, wITHOOT HEAT .OR PRESSORL O JVIAI.3I4AN, ..SURGEON DENTIST, 46, Bor.b. :111. STREET, LIVER popt., of t7ite! firm Of 411 t, Min and Sons, 32, enval RusiellAtreet, Bloomsbury-square ; 9, Half Moon-4061, -Piccadilly, and 10, ; Ludgate-7144, Crii s ,, Lold 9 i s , ardently thanks Jsks,Friends and the Public for the .pa run e enjoyed by him ATtiring'his teMporary visit, and begs nounee'that he will .1:11sIME on , NitZWDA-Y, the:9th , Vary. . Mons. .Mallan It4encls .iruske au Annual visit to Li rpool.eiery Autumn. 'Until the 'above period,' Mons. MALLAN Si ft continues to restore , DECAYED ~TEETH with . the;ir CELEBRATED M I N E.B S,LI-C QED ANE U-. 111 .so .ut4yersallv recommended by FXCULTY of London and Pkiris. The - operation is performed in a few ,secolida, without the slightest . PAIN HEAT or PRESSURE, and allays the must ,excru clatiiiir pain, and lasts for many years ; also FASTENS 'LOOSE. TEETH, whether arising from age, neglect, or di sease in the. Gums. INCOARQDIBLE aq ICIAL and NA_ TURA L TEETH placed, frimi one to a complete set, which are incapable of dis'colou sation •ot . coriosion, and-fixed without Gbe fileAmbrunce of wires -or, . any„ot her ligatures, awd. answer -7!'"9/7 Purpose, of ARTICULATION and 110 1T1C4, 1 19* . T klisarges as inaris.- . -Aiiiiiiiist-Veiiil2 • WEST INDIES-. ins( Fur BARBADOS, To fait on the 2Stit ins( The Brig FALM 14;Nrty M.stP.s, Mast : .. _ e 'g ~, 'l:e r k ... , ~. i 1 `, .41 it. :r.-,471,41 '.1 1 '' , . --- . . $ ~. i b. CF . ii ~,. , , .. . . , . , k , , 41 4 t '.... 1.7.' c . ,' ' . ' ' , 4 "' ' ' ' ' , , ' ~..., My. ,i0ift.0.,....../' '' - "' s ' • gP''' I N itil 011' 1 ` , ... V ~.. - _ ' ii , , ^..1. t.,,, , ,). , t.. t .Li C . 71 ,111 10: ... Irtilit app„, , ~ , s . Vot. VI II 427.] Zalt o bp Ruction. SATUII.I)IIY. Tu..Ant Row, (Safurday.) ; the 24th instant, at Twej‘e o'clock, on the Q a v,:east side Brunswick Du a, • - 2E5 Logs . HA D D Now landing Athabaska; trimi - Pictou.—P further pa:lieu :lull apply ,to Messrs. %Ind CH it..toN, Merchall4, DEMPSEY, 13ENBOW, - and . Co., Broket,se. To-moizaow, (Saturday,) the 21th instant, at Twe n'elock, . on 11. , Quay, east_side of Quee.tesDo,ek 45 Pieces BIRCH TIMBER, BY3c. 2 ASI.I STAVES, le. II AN DS:ells:ES, Now lan,:ing, ex Combatant, from :"Halifnx.—On acclunt of Messrs. M RTNOW ITZ and Gio.n..ruAm..„Mercnants. _.Afterwigs, On the' Qua‘v, eustlside Queen'.s t nX ' 3936:*.STANDARD StA • , .nd .1 - IEA tl t , 2400 Red OAKILHO. STA VI:S, 6CIVASH DITTO,. .• ' Now landing, ex Esther, from QoE.hen. And .pd the east,s4e. Brunswick Dock, • . Loi:s HARDWOOD, • Now landing,-ex Erl:w&rd 'roor,,e,Tiorn6t. John.--4101 n account of Messrs, ercloints.,i-finnky to • Ctli , LONER and HOUGHTONLlito.kers. IMPORTANT TO PURCHASERS OF LOT ti. r HE Public are re7ectfully informed, retraining part it of Superfine and oak CLOTHS 0 •edfOr inspection at • CLAPHAM'S-CLOT HALL,' 9 • PARADISE-ST EAT, * • May yet be had, at the.. Usual Rates, B. C. having made ar- . - rangements for the sante. • The How Prices quoted have perfectly agtonished all Who have settuthdta;,and have been universally acknowledged - DECIDEILBARGAINS: • • IfEsay CLAPft, s 1 feels thanktui to those who have so liberally Supported bim,-and hopes, whilst be ties such a super rior Let of the Best Manutactured Goodato offer (in addition" to his (Iretieral Stock) they will not delay time' to making their select ions. • • • • - • [PRICE FIVEPENCE. t:;.~ . , ZZAant. 'BOOK-KEEPER. TATA NT ED, by a person of respee/a y, who has,been long experienced in business, I itnatiowas BOOK KEEPER and CORRESPONDEN References of the kighest respectability will he given.—Letters addressed "Q," STANDARD-Of F ICE will be atten(led to., ATANTED. two s-eversl sums of £l2OOO on Mortgage, one V or Freehold Warehouses and:Offices in t vicinity of the Custom-house, Liverpool, and the other on - luable -Free hold Property.. • - To be LET, Three excellent OFFICES,ii ommerce-court, Lord -street, lately occupied by Messrs. Bristowe and Fairclough. —For - further particulars (if by letter,• post paid) apply 'to Messrs. FAII2CLOI:6I-1 and \VZATT, Solicitors; 29, Basnett street. AND GENERAL COMMERCIAL ADVERTISER. HEARTS RESOLVED, AND HANDS PREPAiii:D. ;SSINOS THEY ENJOY TO GUARD !7-Sstrii,LETl7.' FRIDAY:,.: PEEMIER 25,, 1836.. 8.4 LE IN ROSGO T E A - T, EVER TON; ih Mr.. 'l. BRANCH, • On Mots o.vr next, the and Ty r.F...nAv, the 27th instant., at Eleven o'clock each day, on the Premisps, the upper end of ,Roscommon-4treet.--by order oftli, , firecit;i9rs;- „ • " - ElHr valuable 110 LiS EHOLL) EC 11 NIT I:I lt-X a fine -toned Organ-, With four Barrels, to play, FokY-nne Tubes. elegant. ,China Tea Service, Glass ; Table . and,Bld , Li en, valuable Cold 'Watch, with Chain, and Seals, Silitea-:, re, elegant Plated Artieles,,eapital, Eight-day Clock, two • ammeters, -Fowling Piece, by Potr;ek.,..a,few,Books, and var mother- Effects. The furniture compriseu a lofty I; riiosl .Bedstead, with modern Drab-Moiseen liangings,•several other Bedsteads, ex ,cellent -Peather Beds, Paintei.Chamber Atticies, Brussels and other; Carpets, Chimney and •Pier. cilasses, two ,Mirrors 4 Ma hogany Furtiiitire, a Glazecl•• Bookcase, Sideboard, :-S e i of Dininp;„Tablos, Card .and Pembroke Ditto, Sofas, Ti'afalgar Aurean, -Chests of •Drawers .and Cdromodes, Fe,nders,flre Imas,•Easv Chair, Pr,uted Window Curtains, the ' Kittb:els, &se. Saturday. t be 21th, when Catatozues •Inay be . .harl podhe'Preinises, or of Mr. T. BRANcii, HanOrer streeti-Liverlituoi..ii , • . „ TIJST Landed, front Ilambro, the, greatest assortrocnt of el TOYS and FANCY ARTICLES ever set Toiled into this con9tYy, adiuirahly suited for Christmas p ,hts,tho. whole of which ntatst be pokt initne4iettelv, for ace if of the shippers. To he seen at . E. EASTEE'S Toy WAR iOUsE, St. Getitge's , crescent. ROCKING HORSES at Reduce rii2es. BEADS, in Bond, for. Exportation. Liverpol, 1911 i December, 1836. SILK CLOAKS, I6s. 9d, .BA FULL SIZE AND WELL MAD AT COMPTON HOUSE; 26 AND 27. CA RCIT-S TRZE To ether with an endless variety in at evevery other descrip tion equally cheep. • TO' BREWER S AND OTHERS. SALE OF TRE GOOD-Ifin ,vc: OP AN EX - T ENS WE Y ottnErt OF TOE EXECCTO . R. By Mr. MI ORD On Tit u(xna Y; the sth day, ofJanuary next, at One o'clock, at IliePlarendon=tonins, South John-street, Liverpool,.subject to conditions.of sale then to be produced, THE GOOD-WILL in the long-established' and extensive 1 BREWERY BUSINESS, lately carried on by Mr. Joshua liartlev Hargreaves at the" Brewers, in Milk . Street' in •LiveFpool, and' now in full'bperatiLri, `together With the UN EXPIRED INTEREST of the Executor in, the large and eommodionsrange of BUILDINGS. in which tlrre sarne has b'een conduct 6d, consisting of the Brewery, Ware °use, Cott lit ing-house, Dwelling-house, - and.Stebies,. and , bioing every 7 - toilvenience foe carrying on agextensivetp ess. Toe Inter - est of the Executor to the Zremises will ire on the 14th day of .Lune next; but the Owner is.willing t teat with a respecta ble Purchaser of the Bugtness for a Lease for a term of yea's. It will be reirteired that-the Stock in" Tiede, FixtUres, Brew ing Utensils ''and Apparatus', including a Steam Engine, shall be taken by the Purchaser of the Business at a valuation, and upon such terms as shalt be extre.,:sed at the time of sale. Tee present is a 'most fdvourable opportunity for auy person desirous of undertaking the business of a Brewer, the one flow offered for Sale having been established upwards of thirty years, and being supported by an extensive and regular custom. Further partichlers may he had on application' to Mr. TUO S. CA RSON, Solicitor,' Nortli John-street, or Messrs. CROOK and SoN,. Accountants, Exchange-street East, Liverpool. TO . 'YEITOR4NARY SURGEONS, BIACK.-SAMTEIS, &c. PatVart CcitiiTaAcr. ou Ie Premises, 14. Atitribhester-street, Liverpool, the Fl 'HIRES of n VETERINARY.• SURGERY, comprising a runplete Set of Drawer ShSlvingi Coimter; Desk, Iron , fare Iron Mor ter;&-c:, aratii", — OireiC[and Boiler, as fix , also tvio'Cotae r Cupboards ;- with the - Fixtures of the Forg , convistinz olthree Pairs of Bellows, 'vith Frames, &c., three Anvils and litoeks, Vice and Bench, &c. &c.—For particulars inquire on the pi e . , wises, to: AL. •NV ti.t.Lot , CI4 f ANA LL; Veterinary Surgeon, Shaw's-bi - ow; who is removing from the abole Premises, to . , • . . . .. ..die iitt.. . ,f(, ... rlO )e LET, a StiEb and small' Vtiptlitli.itSE, lw ft Cornwallis-street and - Grenville-stre , suitabl e far' a Coach,nak4, or Plumber and Glazier, Ike. Eke. with or without Land a':.jiining.'.—Apply to :.‘lessrs.C. MoRnALL anct-BoN 12g Park-lane. ST. GEORGE'S CHURCH',.INtRT' METE GENKRAL•AVtitJAL MEETIN, the pßo_ PRIETORscof this CHURCH, wilC a 1) held 4, l i n it the Vestry, pursuant to Act of Pat !lament, on oxonr, 21 Slav Of 'January next, at Ten o'clock in the,Vorenoon, to A the Treasurer's Accounts, and on ()titer business, ' • ' ' • 'ffIOIIAS HARRIS, Secretary. . Liverpool, December 21st, 183 G • SCOTTISH UNION FIRE AND LIFE ENsITRANCE COMP .NY. =INCORPORATED 'BY ROYAL CHARTgit. , CAPITAI.; FITE . MILLIONS STERLING. .47.,George-st9•eet` Edinlntrylt ;• 419, IFest • Strand;' London ; and •' 7, Cutlege-green. Dublin. tJNQUBST lON ABLK , SECUE.ITY,tocribinod with low Rates of-Premium calculated on SOentitiv Principles-, ate•distinguistiing features of ibis CorpOratKm. FIRE DEPARTMENT.' Property, of almost every. description, may be insured on the most adianttieeims terms;' common insurances at' the reduced rates; and property involving more than ordinary hazard, at rates - of . prenaiimi commensurate with the value at the risks. • All Losses, when' satisfactorily ascertained, are immediately paid. LIFE DEPARTMENT. This'COiperation effect' Life Insurances either at Reduced Rates, without profit', or with participation in Trouts of Which Two-thirds . dre rettirned at regular periods, without being subject to any deduction fur char g es of Management:, - - Additions are- !bade to Policies, or corresponding' reductions of pfernium, at the option of the insured. • Tli e Premiums mac ire paid at an increasing or decreasing rate. in a single payment, or for a limited number of,)ears only. • PRE I M FOR s u ricE ot , £lOO ON A SINGLE I IVE. _____....._ I I . ithult tl' rclfits. . if ith Profits. : ....,...._ li:re One Year. !Seven Years. Whole .n 1 Life. Whole of Life d. Es. d. Es. ci. I Es. d. 20 Ul5 U : :f) 19 3 , ; - I 15 8 I -1 18 5 3) I 5 10 1 7.10 26 1 I .2 911 40 1 11 ~U , , 1 17, , I 3 ~ 3 0 2 , 3 5 1) p.. 54 ~ 2 "d ' ' s 8;: .2:43, 2 i 4 1 7 4 7 , 41,4„, 3 18,4:,, 410 . 3 i 6 710 ; __ • • anded for Insurain-es against the coggigoVCies TOreigt, Fiiitiatet,, military or nava l serv ice, rind of, Teeth:Ai:lt t t ofintri4is, and for persona oral! ages afflicted ruptliii ,, ; or other scrious maladieF. ri7:l l / 4 Ticor:epaifoney nor additional charge of any description is made- lAyond 'the, amount of preminni, excepting the. Volicy Stamp- Pxo.pecins,. containing a more detailed description of the various Triples of Rates for Fire and Lite Assitran,ces,-may be _had at the Offices ortbe undersigned .Agents of the Company, E. NI. BRODIE, John-street North, Liver cool. I'HOMAS FORSYTH, Exchanue-court E as t, i . TunNztt and EH, BrOWN-Street, t Min . chester. JAmEs GRAY, Jun., Crorawd.rourt, j , . PORT OF La - 4RPoor,. ru i n E OWNERS, and the MASTERS and COMM A N1)- tits of VESSELS belonging ici this' Port, are desired to meet at the Underwriters' Comtniitee•Rootß,.on..W4DN EN A Y the 4th January, 1837, at Twelve o'clock nominate and appoint Fifteen Persons gob. 'RMS4;LES, VOR TEIEAN AN'S - H(4 l 'lll'AL THE MAN AGEMKNTOF in this Town fo'r the next year, pursuant ,to an Act of' r ar i t ;,..ment, 4 and 5 of fourth, iwituled " An itet,for the relief and support .of maimed, • ami seamen. aud the widows and children.of such as shall be killed, ship, r drowned in the merchant service." • By • • DANIEL ALLEN, SecretarY—'' • Liverpool, 21st December, 1536. order of the Trtisteege, .. • By litafeop's 4/10 0 Ti.t PROPESOR vOx?tyglinVA, vop. the eff e ctual extirpatiptintiiflNVY.3l,4Pe of the Syphilitic DiSease,andttliatitan!/ r"" a r isin'tz froin improper treatment. Prepared and sOld'iiy the'koleTropriet , at Np.• 51. S ee l_ street: Liverpool ;rani. dodrslVCSlater , -streel) 25,,,911, and ds. ($4. eact. Nith each box is given directionS how to take these and observations on points. beneficial to the pahent. tteing hints worth,knowing, by those who are. or have b3en sufferers 'from this dreadful and devastating malady. "Venientioccitrite morbo." " OPpose the'disease in its infancy." "These, 0 sinfol-pleaSurcs, tliese are thy trephies— hs taus sp-operating With the foe cif :;ori,and man, thou deg •adest hu man nature, and blasteth the nMitig prospects of human fe licity."—flistit. said Proiessr,r Swedour, when he discovered :his grand 'PAN ACE:I 101' ?ilk COlTlpia int, The "Ilyyean Piik" (then un khownto the annals of medical diScoveries,)iii a,speCific reme dy to exterminatelrom the system, that. intruder on the 'Plea sures frequently imbibed in moments of inebriation; or thoughi lesSttess : oeyer did a discovery ,excitc a greater sensation, it tins "souglit after with avidity, and , used with undeviating success in the most minute and intricate cases of the delicate . complaint, for, the cure of which, they have been, so lOng 'cele brated. The fame of these Pills throu,hout, Germany, :caused' their speedy intrOduction into almost every country, and ad dresses were presented to' the talented Professor Swedour 'who filled the chair at Leyden University, congratulatory of the tit eurnstance, The cerutint y with. which they, were continually administered, can be attested by many thousands, in fact during' the long continental war they were the inseparatle,,companion 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 stiiiis'.; 'faction. Thell ygean Pitts root ont,every.parttcle of the insid- , uous poison, purifying their progress the whole inass'of they notonly-rernove the disease, but renovate by their action , ' the different functions of the body—expelling the .grosser . buwG moors anti in a manner so mild and imperceptible as to eon-' vince the most sceptical of their astonishing and unequalled% powers, they neither contain mercury or any other ' , mineral,'" and may betaken without the Slightest suspitiUn of ;ii;tenvery they require.llo,4leikiint of diet, loss of timer or; binllrauce qfa business. The kleigenii Pills niav be, depended. Upon, asra cep tain cure by per , 4)ns of either sex, in all stages of a, certain . dis ease, and that Incithout producing the least inconvenience- At .;any period when the slightest suspicion may exist, it will, be ,well to lave recourse to the ‘ ygean Pills, tor when,taken be fore,the..disease has made itkappeatance it acts as ,a certain .preventive, removing the, eompiniOA,eirectually and, secretle:i 'The deplorable state in which man} ~persons have .been when visiting the proprietor from the use of mercury, rendeis it iin peratively necessary to caution the public against that danger -- ell,. mineral NV_ hen injudiciously adininistered., Dr. I)ayieson will attend daily :his. i rpsid, 9 rice. No. 51, Seel stieet, Liverpool, front Eylit Thu at niglti (on Sund a y s f rom Ni na till Two,f)..where he gives advice to *1 applicants taking any of bis preparations, WITHOUT A FEL (PostTaicf),caclosing‘a. remittance, answered by re• fur% 8114 'Medicines putietually transmiteed to any aficfrgs.fr, i!11.4 #r; by initials '9r tits.pai; ATLAS ASSURANCE COMPANY. ...USTABLISHED IsoB- - • . _ ___ __. rIE Directors the to eall:t he particular att en ti on o f t h e 1 Pub is to. a VERY IMPORTANT CONCESSION 'PR Ey HAV b M ADE, applicable in Life Volk ies. , By the usual couditiflnS ! , ilife assurances,.."AssuracKus. wade by per-. h /t • ' ." sons 00 their ONvla livoi,: will be go' if they die t;'• the ".haticlsofjust•iue, lryduelting.' or by nide' ,• , '•.• • • This, condition haskaen quali fi ed' 1(y ( , kri:a s, as folltiws : • "Should fac,h a.poitcy have been assigned fora valuable ".conaideration,fund ha ve been in force for .five years, then "the COmpauy •4011 . hold itself blade the same .as if the " asst,trot.u.e bad Arean:granted to. person.having a•bonafide ‘!'int9rvst in.thOdife,of a not her,7 Perfqo4lgottring . 04T the .14tole ten'. of Life for £lOO and tip-. . ewelp iii„tireat 13ritai,n, , or.4jelanil.re,tpecticely, will be entitled, at the e 0 4-.Ximary 44/044.. year, to. participate in the , surplus t'rqtralAs-iiisi'4 l • I*44 , o4 , 4Ke,rtailled by actual valuation. .., LFor,Pie4Ourtgtn. Y ,. .!'s!Pfiqillz at etyristrnaa: 1830., an average addit kin of £3OO has been made to every 1:10.10 assured in Great Britain. The next valuation will be made at Christmas, 18:37, and Po ,/icietkegected hefore that date, will: participate in ptoportion to 'the time they may then have been in force. FIREDEPARTNIENI`. lii Addition to the benefit of the late reduction in the Hates f Vr . e*lnns, this ,ompauv offers to Assurers the advantage of an affnwance,for tie lass of Bent of Buildings rendered untena ble, by Fire. Policies falling due at‘Ctiati'rmAs should be renewed within fifte e n (ja's from that periA, 1.. The c,',out pan y's Rates and Proposals may be had at the Office in London, or of any of the Agents in the Country, who are tithdfit%p report on the appearance of-l a ivei proposed' for Ll AS4itrthk , 4 ' 5 " HENRY DESB H OROUG, Cheap4 , l4irLandon, Peciinter, 1836, 1 THE 'AGENTS for the Company. at the following_Placcs, are : Lirerpoo/....MoSirs. SWAIN . SON and HOIMBY, a 'Bretheiton'ai-buildings. North ' John-street. Ditto Mr. W. H. WDOWELL, s:Exchange-buildings. - Atir llo4 l, Macclesfield, Turner. 4tblon-nader-Line, T. Tinney.. ..Itanoliester...R. , al l 4 l ' o . Herv . py. l aCl4 , Pri) i ng. ham; Joho, D oe ro f t,.. ulton, C, Brig , 44. , Ptotton, loa n tirnley and Trittmorden, T. ItochilaV; Jarnf.ii trartley. "'H'tuntherton. ' - St. firloo'fi: 'Bury, Rieltiird Vont ax ; Atockport,'W, Dot vnall. . Chorley, Jobb Latham. , Clverston, W,Postlethwaite. Clitheroe, W, L. Oddey. Warritigipn, Th omas L e i gh. I.o.neaster,, T. Atbsight- 'C jggtat , Leigh; T. Whitehead. • ~ ~~ :~ iing4itrante:Notico. THE LIVERPOOL FIRM AND 'LIFE INSURAVEC/4 -•-• COMPANY. ...e.itziewetym-sPrzzavr- oP l'Alt T_ IA AT ENT. ' Cap/Ink:Two raIIIE Directors hey t.o remind the Public, th, .to this Cont i_ pally they are.indebted:for the lloductio f Premium on Mercantile Insurances in Liverwsol. Ot RiSk-s are insured on equitable terms- No . chartre !Aut(' r the t'olic.y. 'in any case; nor does ariy•expense - attend ttp. - fransfer of • lusl.lranceit ,from other Offices to thig. All eld.iiris, when adjusted; are paid itrnediately. - - Assurances on Lives 'trill be granted na terms whieh' wit{ he round, upon comparisativliwebthanAtese of most othr-s•C‘gai patties, —The artnaost , simplieitylmilitßurat in making a /imposi tion has kmen , ado4itetlt , ilo thaigatities,wishing:• to insure will find, that with this Office the'yk-.-castitthi,so urith aslittle trottlilE and expense as possible. . • S',VINTON BOULT, Secretary. 37, Water-itrtet.-. • . rer ,"" -^ •' - IM PEE !AI. FIRE - OFFICE': HOTSPe+ Annual 'Whose tinual Peliciei 'ate " chewable on K the '25 - th' Instant; are restOelfallfilitbrtif that; for their own seeurity, they sh o uld b e i•eYti4i4liviihiiflfteen dap froth that date: ' ' - ' ' Irr,TElt CI,AIIKE, Ageut. High street, Lirervea, Dei Al, - 18:36. _... , , . . • . . . ' ND RE EST OP ENGLAND' FIR ANT) FE LI INSUR T 1 V ANCE 'CONIPAN Y. Chief Office, Evils.. flies in London; 20, - liridg Bt e-street,',ad:friars. Persans iitsured - against Fire, to tile extent .C3OO and up wards will tie entitled to a share o f H a lf the Pr to derived from Fire In , urance,s, ever, fifth year. I. it E INBVRANCES a - re'effected on the approved plan of rivitlp to those Inlured'aiqirticipation in h , .disposable surpius ssilaiu.ns, which may be iidkqd as a BOnus to the Sum insured, ~.r applied in Reduction of flriAnnual PreiniuM. A Reduced Scale of and Contitiiiiis may be bad of Acents.(ti LEWIS, Secretary. Th-ei/erimls wholie Policies tall due n the 25th of .Decent ber are respectfully icitiirint.d, that they should 'renew the same within fifteen clays frt ni Thai date, fiir. th eir °Wu security. VII. NV El I'l'El-1011.SE and SON, Agents, 12, Exchsttge-buiidiligs, Liverpfp,l, . • QIIN FIRE, OFFICE, EsTniii.tslitnl7lo. Bank Buildings, Corn hill, Critg's.coint. Charing-cross, and 65, We!back street., Cavendish-square,. undon. siorliAorns. • EDWARD HARM - AN, Esq., Treasurer. .Charles Bonbon, Esq: . , . Lnfevre: Esq., M.P. The Hon. t'. Pley(leit Bouveric Th, Hon. H Lindsay. William Burnie, Esq. . Cheeks edale, Esq. John Cockeeell,, Esq. Hear . tledale, Esq. James Campbell, Jun., Esq. Geo.: de Norman, Esq. Harry Chester, Esq. Brice earse, Esq. Thomas Dorrien, Jun., Esq. - Brice Pearse, jurr.,,.Esg. John Drummond, Esq. Charles Pule, Esq. Charles ktoil Fool, Esq. Charles Richard-Tole, Esq.; William `l{d. Hamilton, Esq. -C. George Thornton, Esq., Felix Calvert Ladiiroke, Esq. Geo. Smith Thornton, Esq. Felix Lsdbroke, Esq. I The Printed Receipts for Premium and Duty on Policies, as they bicome due, are ready fur delivery, and are: in the hands of the undermentioned -Agents of the Sun Fire and Sun Life Offices. AGUNTS. LiverP"'• • S Mr: N. D. BOLD, Exchange -street West. Mr. J. BUNN ELL, Rumford-street. Manchester and Chorley, Mr..l)ruglas s ,lslaef.Man, Mr. Jas, • • P. - Ots4t Duck. .- Moore. Blackburn, Mr. T. Thrup. Warrington, Mr. James Davis. Preston, Mr. T. Green. Bolton, Mr. Giles Qrons. Lancaster, Mr. J. Blackburne. Rochdale, Mr; G. Haworth. Wigan. and Ortuakirk , Mr,pa q lng.eN.4lt! ne..p.ty ... L . ;Ne7stitie, Mr. Jr — Carter. - , Persons may inure for more years than one•by atingle pay .ment ;..and in such cases there will be a discount allowed of tive ;per cent. per Annum, compound interest, on the premium, and Attitv for every year, except the first. N.l3.—lhis. Office insures Property in Fo moil CouNrnins, and the Rates are regulated by the nature of the Risks.. IDP4.Y. , • , ....• •On cteNnnt of the Underwritets. , 1 * On ERID ay next, thl:32th instant, at Twelve 9'c191 Wanes, Mann, and Fosteiza. Shed; ,Tokson's-lade, Unen-street; Sundry Articles,. saito from the wrinkof the Intrinsic, lost on ~ ..' -• . ifer tilptiez, :.9 New Onle-kktis, v.kz....---.. • . - 159. — 1i0xe . 9-"I'IN PLATES, '5 Cases COPPER, .., 3 Blocks of TIN, - .. 4 Ilau4leiSqltare llars of STEEL, 1 Barrel MANILLAS. For further particulars apply - to ' -- ' . JONES, MANN, and FOSTER, Brokers. P/lONi)A.Y. ~ On Mortnav next, the 26th instant. at One o'clockent Buchanan anti neuvrne's• Office. Or • 250. Tons t anipt4ohy I.OGWOOD, Ex Cervantes, east side of Prince's Dock.— ; Apply 'Jo - Messrs. Buena NAN, LAIRD. anti Co., Merchant*. or BUCHANAN aad.l.lltoll‘',Nß, Brolier4r .• Ot MON DA Y, the 9th January, 1537, at Ten o'clock p cisely„ at the 1 3 u , 9.1c Sale-room. Exehange.buildiogs 995 Chests Fhkeiii BOREA, 641 CONOOIJ, • • ?1,1 Ditto.SOUCH.ONG, 159 Difto HYs.;ON', 49 Half Chests DI,TTO, : • Ex Faerie Queene,.from Canton; 300 Boxes' Orange PEISOE;' • 43 Chests HYSON. I.`c Mary Somerville. from Canton; ' • '356 ch. goNoou:' 100 Ditto SOUCHOG, 309 Boxes Qramze PI KOE, 129 Dittii Black-leaf DITTO, Ex Co - cc - Lelia; from Canton ; , 127 Chests SOIJCIIONG, 61 Di. to 1 - 11(SON, Ex cceuede LiOn, from Canton. „ , Apply to Mosisrs rO YLOR, T.TER, and Co., or . 'SA.'IIIPSON SMITH, and Co., Brokers. IMPORTANT SALE AT 130REATTON PA 1-11i,,KEAR - lIASCHURCH NINE MILES FitOM:SUIREW-SBUILY, TEN FROM WEM,EIGHT FROM ELLES . ;'•RE;AND ELEVEN FROM OSWESTRY. • -. Frani modern part of the: truly valuabi OUSEL - 1014D I_ • FURNITURE, elegant and costly-e ossed.PLATlt, con sisting of more than 800 Ounces ; eel ble Limo; ; y sundr Pieces of Amber and Crimson Silk Damasks, Blu e Damask ,° and - CrimsonMotine; superb, CUT Gl,ASS;',riarDintreT; Pes. sert,,Teand'Bedeliamber - Services, in Mandiatin, -Dresden, and other CHINA ; tf great ?variety- of Antique Foreign GitiNS. VASES, and other Oit,\ASIENTAL CHINA; handsome room and othcr:FUßNtTuilE; superbly elegant CLOCKS, in Tor toiseshell, Qr.:Obi:, and. other Cases; valuable Saer KNIVES, with Agititt handles; handsome Dining and Drawing room LAN`PS'; ektensive'aud costly LtnizakY; a large " Battle Piece," and other. PAINTINGS; and an excellent Collection - Of ENGRAviNcis and other scarce and valuable Aliscellatif4; :Ma. hogany and other Veneers, Planks and. ifoards, Painters' Mai ble Slabs and ;hullers, Paint Kettles, and sundry. other effects, Late the Property of Rowt.,AND, 1 - 11 INT, which will be sOLD BY AUCTION, by M r . SCOI4T9OIx, on the Premises, Ilareaitun Park, in the county of Sa.op, oil MONAdt I', the 2d of January, 1837, and Seven fi , ;lotviitg days, (Sunday excepted.) Sale to commence each Moruing at half past Ten, for Eleven o'clock to a Minute. outrun or , sar.g. First Plate, Damasks, Clocks, Lamps, and , Linen, Second Day.—China, Glass. and Miscellanies. l'hird„ Fourth, Fifth,'and Si xt h D ays. —Books, Engravings, Globes, and Drawing Apparatus. • Seventh Day.—Household Furniture, and Bedroom Ware. Eighth Dity.—ltemainder of Furniture, Mahogany Veneers, 'Planks, Boards, and sundry Effects. Catalognes,_price is. each, may he had fourteen days previous to the Sole, at the Bilis of the •following. Inris:- , AVYnnsIOY Arms and Cross Keys, Oswestry ; B r id gewa te r ' Arms, Elles mere; King's Head, Llangollen; Wynnstav Arms. Wrexhatn; Royal-Hotel, Chester; Waterloo Hotel, King's Arms, Liver pool; Angel Ann, Ludlow; City Hotel, ller,ford ; Hop Pole Hotel, Worcester ;. Royal Victoria Hotel_ Newport ; White Whitchurch; Star Inn, Shiffnal ; White Horse, Wens ;, at Mr. EfonowEs.'s.. Salopian Jourual Mike; and at the Auc 'tioneer's Upholstery and CabinetWarehense, Shrewsbury; also at .Boreatton Park. (31' The 'Furniture and Effects may he viewed (by Ticket) on Wednesday and Thursday, the 28th ancis`49th instant, and not afterwards until the time of sate.' 4, Vv. f&P THE PRESTON LADIE.§' FOR THE BENEFIT OF THE NEW CHURCHES, • FIXED FOIL WEDNESDAY the 4t/i l 537, alidfoll inq days. rATRONESS THE QUEEN'S MOST EXCELLENT MAJESTY. VICE vATRoNES.SES : The Countess of Wii.TUN, Lady ST NNLE,Y, Lady SPCA I .:F WII.SoN PATTON, Mrs. Crosse of Sbaate• 'Hill, I Mrs. Kendal,. Mrs. Butler Cole, I Mrs, Marshall, Mrs. Ca trow, I Mrs. Pedder, Mrs. WXlayton, Mrs. W. Rawstorne, Mrs. Cross, I Mrs. R. Ravvsioine, Miss Farington, Miss Rawstorne.,' Miss Hesketh of Rufford, I Mrs, Swainseu, Mrs. Hindle, Mrs..T.waley.l'arker, Mrs. Hocnby of Ribby, Mrs. Wilitebeatl, • Mrs. Horoby of St. Michael's, Mrs. Wilson France. Mrs. Jackson, COMItittTRZ OF MA NA GEMEINIT Mrs. Balawiu, Nr...,Carlow, Mrs. Car4sWilstlq,.Mrs. Clark , rn Mrs. (Irart, Misjirtitikitis; 1-Tulton, Morire,'Mrs. R. Newshatn, Miss ,Parkiuson Mrs. St,trkie Shuttlewurth, Mrs. J. Sulizit, Mrs. Vernon; Mrs. 7 ‘Vileocksun. ' syttj,Laisti mi." W. Clayton, Mr. German,. 114-F." Ed ward Gorst: M rt . J. rocks, Mr. Leach, Mr. It. Newsham, Mr. W. B. Swainson, Mr. W. Wilson, &c. &c. , . Rev. ROGER. CARUS WILSON, Secretary. ITIHE Public are earnestly requested to send to anyinember of the Committee on or before Saturday morning the 31st instant, contributions of useful an d ornamen t a l work, of books, prints, and. drawings; Of confectionary; of flowers, roots, choice seeds, &c.: and contributors are requested to affix a price on each of the articles supplied. General attention is also respectfully invited to the choke op portunity 'afforded by 'this Bazaar of Making:purchases for clothing poor neighboura, for providing New Year's gifts for the gratification of children, and for the decorations of hone: The hours of sale are to be from 12 to 3 on Wednesday, and from 11 to 4 on the .foll Owing days, Admission on Witinesday, 4th of 4nuary, one shilling; children, sixpence • on Thursday, sixpence. Ladies wiilifta to view the Articles previous to the day of sale, will beAdinitted on Tuesday the 3:.1 January, at half-a crown each; children. nue shilling. Preston,'Sth Dec. 8::;7. THERAPEUTIC INSTITUTION„ 118, Hotaiiirri-ntr,t, (NEARLY (PP- MITE FETTER-LANE.) INsTauTioN was-FOUNDED in pCTOBEII, 1824, by Mr. M. 0.-WRAY, Under the • Superintendance and aided by the late . JOHN - ARMS'IIION - WM.D., of Rus sell-square, Ileinber of the Royal Colle g e of :Physicians, don, Lecturer on the Principle's and Practice of Physic and Consulting Physician'to the London Feier Hospital, anti:or Uf a c e lebrated treatise on Typhus Fever, and other pepular works; WILLIAM MILLIGAN, M.D., 5, Porttnan-rtreet, Portman- Square,,Member of the London and Edinburgh Royal Colleges of physicians„Physician to the Middlesex InfirMary, and Royal Universal .lotirinary for Children,•Lecturer on the. Principles and Practice of Physic, Chemistry, Materia Medica,'&c..; 'sod JOHN GARTHSHORE THOMSO.N; ALD.',•66,'Margaret , street, Cavendish•square, Member of the Universities of Cam bridge:and 'Edinburgh, and of the Royal College of Pbvsicians, London, Phyateian-Accoucheuritt• the Ladieti'Benevtilent As sociation, Lecturer nn the priuciplesund Practice, of Midwifery, &c,; and among other'eniinent medical Men Who have attended thi,i Institution, it had for Upwardsof two years, tO boast of the• able and valuable services of that distinguished and accom plished Public Lecturer, and talented Physician-Acemicheur, GEORGE JEWEL, M.D., Lecturer 'on Midwifery, .and the Womeri and Children at the Windmill-street Srbool of Anatomy; Physiciau-Atcoueheur to the Middlesex Intir- , mary,' and author 'of a popular Medical Work, introducing •a. • pode o treat Merit in ,Fluor. Altars. '• - • Mr. WRAY, the friunder of the above Institution, most re-. spectrally informer the Nobility,- Gentry, and Public, that he has ?fervently enlarged' his : 'Como - It esidenee by taking the 'adjoining House in Ely-court, and has fitted it up in an elegant style, whit h will be found" paititelarli well adapted to persons visiting , Loudon for the Purpose of recetvi)*,'Mediral Advice, as posses-. sin,g,advaatages (not to , be met wit hat Hotels or Private Apart meats) essentially requisite, for the speedy reS6ration of Health. A: Bed4oom'aucl Sitting-room, combining every comfort and convenience, with Board, Physician's and Surgeon's attend ance, Four Guineas:per Week. • • Persons who consult tt,eir own Medical Advisers, may have ,Apartments nn. p e Moderate terms as at any of the rewecta'ble Lodging-houses in London, asith all the Medical Benefits this. - Estriblishmentis calculated-to afford Invalids; via, a-Bed-room. from 'ten Sh:llings to One Guicea per Week; 'or a Bed-room and Sitting-"room from Tie Guinea to Three. - An'other leading FeatiVi . '7Of this Institution is, to afford to, pergolas riot residing to Ole [loose, the advice of the fir . st cal Talent in London on their calling at the Physician's and Surgeon's hours of attendance--4roin• Eleven to One O'clock, daily Two hours every Evening (frem Seven till Nine o'clock) ate deronted to Surgical Clifies, and perSorti ,, Ctifling 'at those hours may receive the Physicians and Surgeons. advice, _free ,pense, and any Medicines prescribed, will be 'dispensed at the usual Druggists' prices. ' The Proprietor has a Suite of Apartments savant at his Country Residence, Ashville .House, Battersea-fields . , delight fully situated near the Banks, of - the'Thames, cornmandingn „full view of the River, with extensive Flower-garden, •Farm yard, Kitchen Garden, and Fields attached, suitable for an In . valid reqttiringsledieal atteudance, or: a Lady desirous of re tirement, who.may, if preferred, have her own attendants. • • Th e use of one of Mr., Wray,'s Vehicles, or Horses for riding, if 'required,- • . XT ORTON'S truly valuable CAMOMILE .PILLS for INDIGESTION, &c.—These Pills are a pure extract of Cammomile Flowers, prepared by a peculiar proc s, by which all the medicinal properties of rather 'ft - ire than - ne ounce of the flowers are concentrated into four mailer e :sized Pills. They are mild . iu operation,..and' have pro d ondei fully suc cessful in removing every SNMptOnl ofindige , sick headache,- lossorappetite,: giddiness. heart-burn,-eo,kti ess; eruptions of. the skin, and 'all complaints arising from adi rde red state of the digestive organs; they require no alteraiiins - of diet, unit their operation'will be found tia beneficial in giving tone to the's-to mulch, regulating the boiVels, and in prompting a,bealthy habit, as fully to convince all who rake them of their great utility. Persons who have suffered from indigestion-for .several years. . -have by their use in a few weeks perfectly recovered, which is .a convincing proof that in the smallest compass is Contained the *largest quantity of the 'tonic principle, of so peculiar a nature as to pervade thewhole system, through which it diffuses health ,and strength. Sold wholesale by Barclay and Sons ; T. Butler; E. Edwards; F. -Newbury and•Sonsl W. Sutton and Co.; and A. Wilough l_iy and Cq., (late B. Godfrey Windus,) 64, Bishopgate-street. Ntrlithout 'London; and retail by nearly all respectable 'Medi. -•e-iutt venders. • SHAWLS AND CLOAKS SELLING OFF. QINIPSON and Co. have comroenced , SELLINQ OFF, at Cl__ immense sarrifive, their-splendid STOCK-4 , B4I;AWLS, CLOAKS, SHAWL DRESSES, &c. &e. .- • Reduced. to. Usual sold at. Dark 'fill'd Shawls Ditto Rich Medal:ion Centres Ditto • Ditto Real Edinburgh Shawls, , new 35 0 patterns, extra rich A Lot of very rich White fill'd Shawls, sold in the summer at 635. redtteed to 255. 6d. • Cloaks. Shawl Dresses,.Plaid Wool Shawls, ank-an.immanse variety of Handkerchiefs equally cheap. The Public will sel dom have an opportunity• of purchasing rich and fashionable Goods at the prices now offered, as the Proprietors are desirous of clears w the whole Stock. Shawl Warehouse, 66, Church-street `ii EAVS PA rut ~ l i 4. -----' - 'titt..-__ :' - 'l - -:t::i.,. /17) _ . SACKED Mt SI C . --Just'pUblished, ••':;;,",.... ! ~..,.: , :.: . „0 , ~...:, L. PP LEM ENT TO AN 0 R EWS'S . PSAL MOD Y;..prlat - '-i --. k." 2s. 6d., containing the following .liyuans; arranged. for f i ltie."-- ~. x.......... - 4 , voices, with a compressed part for the Qc[on or Piano-forte, 1411,\, , a0 . .,1,S It. ANDREWS. - ' ' Mi"" IAI !ig'4 l - 4)0( 1 Nil " 'fo bless thy chosen race" J B. Lo r mier.": - " " Ye nations praise the Lord" R Entwistle, . tort; " God moves in a mysterious way" .4 ...Luthyr. "Awaketny soul" " Lord I crave a gift from thee" ~..,- Vi. 5.11 , ,re. " 0 Thou to whose allsearching sight" J. B. Loper: " Porth from the dark and stormy sky" Elandel. ‘. •. " The Lord my pasture" G. Thonason. '..' " Thisittour solemn day" ' • • Illudel. " The Festal morn" - • ~.:T Veethoven. "Thou art gone to the grave" R. Andrews. To be had at all Music Sellers. Also, the Sacoav Ent - TioN ofANDREWS'S PSALMODY, containing . Eighty Hymns, arramigeiLfqr four voices, with a compressed part for the Organ or Pianoforte, neatly. bound and lettered, price Iss. ‘4: NIIW WintKS and lv EW EDITIONS, published by Samuel HoldswOrth, 1, Amen-corner, Paternoster-row, Dedicated, by permiSsion, to the Archbishop of Canterbury, A' New Edition or the WORKS of the 11.ev. CHARLES SIMEON. M,A., late Senior FelloW of Ippg's College, Cam bridgei under the general title of " Horie,Vornileticw." With copious Indexes, prepared by the • Revi l l'uomAs HaarwaLL HORNE, B.D. In twenty-one handsome vols. Bvo., price £lO 10s. in cloth boards and lettered, and may also be had in sepa rate Volumes, price Ios., and in parts, price 4s. 64. sewed. BURKE'S WORKS. The WORKS of. the Right Hon. EDMUND BURKE, with a Biographical and Critical Introduction, and a Copious Index. In 2 void:, imperial Bvn., with a finely-engraved Portrait after Sir Joshua Reynolds. Price Two Guineas, in cloth and lettered. ROBERT HALL'S WORKS. ATANTED fo , the Corporation North.SchOols, Liverpool, isio Jr lk y two [LEAD MASTERS, 'on e 't o S u ' n t en d• t h e Boys', the other' the (girls' School.. Salary not ss than £llO per Annum each. ' Tile . most satisfactory ter " mpnials *ill be re - lo ired.--ApplicatiOns *ill be received, A reseed (post paid) to the Clerk of Committeei, Town-hall, Liverpool, on or ifefore the 27th December, 1(.4;:ill. LITERARY, SCIENTIFIC. AND COMMERCIAL INSTITU'T'ION, • .28, St. A: Ng-STILE ,• WANTED, a Person competent to perf n e duties of SECRETARY and LIBRARIAN • dto undertake the General Superintendence of the ahoy ustitution. Ile must be Till-acquainted with Bo'okkeepiug, of unexceptionable moral . ..cbacacter, of active habits, acd genteel address. Sa.lark; -£lOO per. annum, with AparhrtPats iu tiio Houstf . ,; C : olt.Lratul Cloudiest Applications to be made by letter, accompanied will Testi mouials, a, b,l to be sent in to the-Cotnutittee on or before the 15th January newt. 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