The Liverpool Standard and General Commercial Advertiser. — Liverpool, Merseyside, England, 1836-12-30 00:00:00

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''' t'''' ....a.i iii „,i Y 1 , : -' r 4 4 % . ;: . , , ,C.l , ..,.. 4. ,, - , ~.„._ -____ air - 4" I ''''.• 3 ilk. 14; 4,,'''.' 4 , enivrestrianagement of a. large.concern, wi:l 010'11-y by at Til‘Prty ;c • , aig fr 4 to enter into an engagement With a ny I-Inuse ref ill iti f -, ; Fs, ('',), n _\ 4.; . tiderdial•Clerk, The Adrettiser is an ACcolin tant and Book 4 N.l/ AND GENERM, COAIMERCIAL ADVERTIS.EI-31. . • keeper of first-rate ability'. References of the highest respect a .... jrie l f eT !NDIES. Tova iron the 15th of January. For BOMBAY. The remarkably fine Ship RELIANCE, J. Bawer's, Commander; Burthen per reoister 606 tons; thorotighty copper-fastened and t'oppered, and having :mule one of the shortest, voyages on record to Bombay and hack: presents a capital opportunity to shippers Fur terms of. freight or • passage apply to Messrs. Nicol., .1./LCKWoRTH, and Co.; Mr %V. SHARP or to BQLD and RUSSET.. , , . - - - -Pe‘ Way can be , given, and'aecutity: if required.—A.pply by letter, addressed L. V. S., Standard-office, Liverpool. ----HEARTS RESOLVED, AND HANDS PREPARED, THE BLESSINGS THEY ENJOY To GUARD'—smoLi..TT. MARRIED CLERGYMAN, of considerable experience in Teaching, and oecupliing au, excellent House in one 4* the best situations about Liverpool, is desirous of teeeiVing into his Family Two YOUNG GENTLEMEN as PRIVATE PUPILS, to whom every -respect and attention will be paid. The Publisher of this Paper is in possession of the name of the Advertiser, who will.be happy to give any further informa tion, and also to supply the most respectable references, if required. FRIDAY, DECEMBER 30, 1836. • _ WEST INDIES. . . ... trillima in a few days. . . ~ , • For .BARBADOS,, .. .- 4, The fast-wait - at, Barque,ARETHUSA, '''' 1 . "40 .. ANDREVri ,WHYTE,„NdS!Or; Nom loading'‘v es t s id e Q ueen ' s Dock.—For freight and passage apply to III:YES, LITHERIAND; and Co., Wolstenhohne-squ;tre. Batt bt) turtiou. SIL CI.O..VXS. lis.9d. EACH, VULL AND WILLL MADE,. AT' , CO'l/P TO V NO U k, NO 27, CHUBOH-S-1,RF.13T, Together with an,endle,s variety in annost every other deserip tiou.equally cheap. PLEASING CABINET PICTURE'S. Br MeSsr;;. T. WINSTANLEY and SONS, On TuksnAY next, the 3 , 1 January_, at Twelve o'clock precisely',, at their Gallery, in Church-street; BOUT Sixo. desirable 'CABIN ET 'PICTURES .by vourite Masters, a few DRAWINGS, and valuable BOOKS.the Property of a Gentleman dei;ease,l, and sent flom Ins esiden-e in Stafirdshire. The. PiCtot-es comprise several pleasim 4 and valitable produc 7 tiops of 8 ,, Potter, Vander Bent, Carre, Vaud.,. en, Rembrandt, & a few Italian Pictures, and others of the Foreign anti - British Schools. The Books comprise Rees's Cycli - ipLedia. Ihmillon's splendid Work on Greek`Vtises.`the . Le Brun Gallery, ,Sinith's Atlas, Brvan's.Dictionary tif Painters and Engravers, the %4hole.being 1/rd - ,red for unreserved sale. WANTtIi, an ASSISTANT, at PEMI3 II 110KPLACE ACADEML—The applicant must possess a know ledge of the Classics, and it is absolutely requisite that he-should have bad due experience in conducting three branches of edu cation which form so essential a portion in a school devoted principally to Mercantile pursuits. None need apply but such as are capable of producing satisfactory testimonials both as it regards their private character, and also their 'Aft:Less for per forming the duties of the situation. N.B.—Applications made by letter (post paid) directed to Mr. J. D. PR ins, A. 8., wi]l , ith proper attention. 5: 1 In sail in a Jew days. F BAUBA DOES The Britt .F A , L-C O N., • . .Mains, Master; -•:1 7 or freight or pnes;fge apply - to ' BARTON:I [MAW rind lIIGGINSON. at' 1>! • To sail earl?? in January. For ANTIGUA, The Ship GRACE, PETER PEARSON. Master. `For freight or passage ;ypply to . " C. W. and F. SHAND TO DRUGGISTS. DRITALTERS, &c. &c. ViTANTED, n COMMISSION, or AGENCY, for IRE LAND, for the Sale of 'Goods in the above Line. The Advertiser served his time to the dboveßn.iiness in Dublin, and has travelled for the last ToTlve Mtnnbs through Ireland. Satisfactory reterenceean be given here and in Dublin. To be viewed on ft,londav next, the 2d, when Cat,ilognes may be hdd at the lioorifs: • For PORT .I.IIIIA, RIO NOVA BAY. and ' adjacent JAMAICA. ,The Cumherlanl4milt Brig WILTON - •,WOOD, W. SxocK DA LE, Master; In the Queen's Dock.—For freight, &c., apply to Messrs. CLEIS. 110KSFALL, SON, and Co., or to J. NELSON WOOD and Co. Corninunications wtll he ininrtually attended to by addres sing K., at Mr. J. OwEris, Druggist, -opposite the King's Monument, London-road. . , - "UST Landed. from Hamhro', the e,reatest assortment of , IL I TOYS and FANCY ARTICLES ever yet imported into , Otis country, admirably suited for Christmas present., the whole of which must he sad immediAely, for account of the shippers. To be seen et E. EASTEE'S TOY W REHOUSH, St. George's crescent. ROCKING HORSES at Reduced Prices. BEADS, in Bond, for Exportation. Liverpool, 19th December, 18.36. r • Fir,DEMERARA, The fine Britn , h-built Brig MAY, -0 1" . (captain WILIIAM SYNis ; "" Burthen per . register 3i;;.4 tons ; vri , l he despatched immediately. —For. freight or passage apply tn Captain Syms, Prince's Duck; .Messrs. BOLD 4n d Russ Et... Brokers. or to .101-IN TOBIN. . , SHEFFIELD AND MANCHESTER RAILWAY. A FINAL DIVIDEND of ss. Sd. per Share is now ready for pitymint. The Shareholders are requested lift apply fOr•the same at the Office if Mr. J.. O. WATSON. in Exchange , - alley North, any day:bet eerr the hoots of twelve and two. And such of the Shareholders as h.tve not received the former dividend, are requested to apply for the same as above. On ,q:alt. Ori SAT,n, . r The Barque DISPATCH, r te 407 tons per register, - uld measurement ; built at Rich-- *- 1- burro .by John Jardine, Esq., and launched in October list. Leugth aloft. 116 4 inches breadth; 27. feet 10 'hitches; depth, of hold, 20 feet. Co,)per-fastened, - saits fast, and carries a large cargo on a light draft of water ; here stores a , ample; alw lying east side r r Rtunswick•Dock.—Apply to ANDERSON, GARROW, and Co. WELSII WESLEYAN CII A P L, CHESTER-STREET, TIOCIETH-PARK, ririflE above PLACE of WORSHIP will be OPENED for DIVINE SERVICE on - WRDNESDAY. next, the 4th January, wheii the following - Minister's are expected to Preach : The Rev. ROBERT NEWTON, froth Leeds, at Half-past Ten in the Forenoon: Rev. ROBERT YOUNG. at Three in the Afternoon; and The Rev. THEOPHILUS LESSEY, at Half-past Six its the Evening. • -• . Str•NriA y, the Bth January., SERMONS will be Preached in the Welsh Language at the a h.ce Chapel. and also a; Benn's garden and Borough's garden Chapels, hyss at MINISTERS from the Principality ; the Services in each Chapel to commence at Ten. Two, and Six. o'clock respectively. Collections towards defraying; the expense of the erection of the Chapel in Chester-street, will be , mane after each of the aboipt Services. Liverpool, De' ember 29. 1836. On SALE, The Barque SIR FRANCIS B. HEAD. -a,'-4.29 tons per register, old measurement ; launched at Charleton, New Brunswick, in September last. and tuilt of the very : hest materials in the,province; is flush decked, and copper-fastened. The stein awl stern-post, together with the whole frame ft:tint the tieonntt foothooks upwards, are of hacktnatack, and planked with that and red pine. Her stores are ample. and all of the hest Liverpool manufacture. Length oF'lteel, 110 feet ; breadth of beam. 28 feet; depth of hold, 20 feet. Now lying east side Queen's Dock.—Apply to ANDERSON, GA II R.OW, and Co. PITT-STREET WARD CONSERVATIVE ASSOCIATION. For SALE. The fine new Ship HERCULES; Burthen per register 757 3-94 tone, old measure; built in frame at RichibuCto, by John Jardine. Esq. (builder of the Reliance, Asia, &c.,) of the very b« , st material in the prnYlnce, add launched in June last; she is heavconper fastened, and amply found in stores; has a portf, topgallant forecastle, and figure-head. Dimensions—length, 144 feet; bteadth of beam. 34 feet 3X inches; depth of hold, 22 feet '8 inches. Sails very fast, and carries a large cargo On 19 feet :water: lying west side of Brnnswirk Dock.—Apply to HOLDERNESS and ell I LTON, Leicester-buildings, King-street. JOE IN BOLTON, Esq. PREstOKNT. JAMES ASPINAL, Esq. rip HE CiNSERVATIVES of PITT STREET WARD I intend to hold their SECOND ANNEVEI(SAR V DINNER on FRIDAY, the 20th day of J'anuary next, at the Templars' Hall, in Great George-street. The Committee earnestly request that each Conservative will make au early application fu• his Tickets,' that no disappoint ment may occur, the Committee being obliged to limit the number of Tickets. Tickets, ss. to Members of the Pitt-street Ward Conservative Association, 6s. to• Conservatives in Pitt-street Ward, but not Members of that Society,• (not including Wine,), may be had until the . 4th day of January next, at thellouorary Secretary's Office, No. 108, Duke-street. By order of the President, • THOS. K. WILSON, Honorary Secretary. December 19th, 1836. . WEST DERBY CONSERVATIVE ASSOCIATION. .A SPECIAL . MEETING.of.the WEST wf.Rßy CON tI SERVATIVE ASSOCIATION, was'held on. THURS ,DA Y •EVUNING,' inst., at.Mrs.•Key's,'Erige- t hill Coffee house, when the fallowing resolutions were unanimously agreed to: I. — Moved by,Mr. JOHN -WA LKER, seconded by Mr. THOMAS BR ASSES.. ' • - "That Borough Corporations ought not, to be Normal Schools for political agitation, and that those %%filch are sotiavenot the confidence of the-people." . 2. Moved by Mr. GEORGE CLARE, seconded by Major AxForru, "That this meeting views with alarm the principle which the Town-council of.Liverpooi have attempted to establish, namely, that each individual member shall be accountable to that body for his political actions.ota ,if the Council." - • • 3. Moved by Mr. .futiot WALKER, seconded, by.Mr. J ROR,NRT FRANK. • ."That this Meeting stronglv, objects to, and reprobates the trt‘a 'Om*, , .4; Am? e me ILL, r r,1.0.1,11,. ex parte all the public measui es to be brought before the,Coun cil, thereby .preventing that -publicity which they. themselves formerly so strongly advocated, and concealing the grounds 04 which they support those measures." 4. Moved by, Mr. JOHN CaIoNTHOMPsON, seconded by.,Mr. Ttiomss ROBERTS, " That the thanks of this meeting are, therefore, due to dss. II EY wutint, Esq., for the spirin.4l arid just manner in which he exposed to his constituents the. secret .system alluded :to in the previous resolution, and for the manly and, temperate man ner, in.which he ou , l the rod, and' persouai - attack upon him at a subsequent meeting of the Council." m ov ,d by M a jor Ax.Foan, seconded by Mr. ROUNDTH WAITE. That the chairman, with Mr. ,Walker, and Mr. William Drury, be requested to wait upon James 'Heyworth, Esq., to cotainithicate the t.,reving . resolution:" --• JOHN TAYLOR, Chairman. CI IiCU 1.A . 1 lON 57.(X)0 WEEKLY ! ! THE LARGEST, CHEAPEST, AND BEST STAMPED • NEWSPAPER IN THE WORLD. PRICE ! ! ! A PAPIO.k FOR EVERY ONE. *tem Nabigation. •*, ' For.DUBLIN AND BELFAST. THE CITY OP DUBLIN . 47-" 1 " ) ,, , \ STEAM-PACKET COMPANY, INCORPORATED BY ACT OF PARLIAMENT. The above Company sail their Vessels, (,4th or without .Pitots,)takiitg Goods and Passengers to the following ports, - . To DURGIN Daily. _ _ . Far BELFAST—The ATHLONE, on WEuriEspay. next. the 4th January, at Seven o'clock in the Evening, from the Clarence Dock. Apply, for Dublin Line, to SAMUEL PERRY, 27, - forl3elfast Line, to Water-street. JOHN M`CAMMONand Co., The ptincißle of this Company is that of attaching all Im porters and hxplrters by a Division of the Profits among them, atter pa} anent of the Dividends—thus creating a community of interests between the Shippers and_Sbareholders—a principle which will best guarantee to its Proprietors a certainty of their Dividends, and to Shippers of all descriptions of Goods and Live St ick the having a well supported Establishment of first • class Stoitaters, and the lowest rate of Freight coot/3,1661e with a due attention to their maintenance. GENERAL STEAM NAVIGATION COMPANY The • GENERAL STEAM NAVIGATION COMPANY'S first-rate and' superior PACK, ETS leave the CUSTOM-HOUSE, LONDON, (weather permitting) for— HAMBURG, (carrying his• Majesty's Mails,)every Wednes day' and Saturday: early in the Morning, returning every Wed tie-sday and 'Saturday. ROTTERDAM and the RHlNE,.(carrying his Majesty's *Malls,) every Wednesday and Saturday Morning. at Seven o'clock •pieuisely, returning every Wednesday and Saturday Morning. Reduced Fares—Chief Cabin, £2 is. - ANTWERP and the RHINE, (with a hag of letters from - •the Post-Offlce,) with 'the'Antwerp Company's Steam Ship "Princess Vietoria;ThOrsdaY and-Sunday. .returning Wednes "day'and Stiriday. Reduced Fa r es—Chief Cabin. £2 2s. OSTEND and the RHINE, Saturday Morning, returning Tuesday'hight. Reduced Fares—Chief i!abin, £1 dos. CALAlS—Thursday, and Sunday. Reduced Fares—Chief ss: • ''''BOULOGNE—Wednesday and Saturday. Reduced Fares --LChierCabin, Ss. • And froM London Bridge Wharf for RAMSGATE and MA It GATE. ',EDINBURGH. NEWCASTLE, and BERWICK-ON - TWEED.—The Steam Ships of this Company, and of the' ' LotidOn and Edinburgh Steam Packet Company. leave the 131-nriiwicit Wharf, Blackwall, - for Edinburgh, Wednesday, and Saturday Night ; and for N EWCASTLE every ten days. 'Stearn Ships will shortly continence running to BERW !UK •(//g-TWEED. EDINBURGH.—The powerful and magnificent new Steam ' 'Ship THE' CLARENCE, equalling the MONARCH in mag 'bitude and capacity, is now placed upon this•station. For freight to Rotterdam apply to Messrs. Da Big and .. 11,siaN, - 4. Crescent, Minories; for Thursday's Packet to An -twerp to Messrs. Da BIE and RAHN •, and for Sunday's Packet to 'Messrs. LIGHTLY and StmoN, 123. Fenchurch-street ; and ,m the other stations to Mr. NORMAN, 1, Water-lane, 'l'ower street.—Berths may be secured at the Offices of -the . Company, 37, Regent- , ircus, a-0.69, Lombard-street, and at 61, Charing crass, and 35, Leadenhall-street. Parcels and small Packages to- he,bronoht to the Offices of this Company, 37, Regent-circus, and 69, Lombard-street. this, Stearn-packets may be engaged for Towing and Excursions. . _ . CHARLES BESSELL, Secretary. Goneral Steam Navivation Company, Lombard-street, and 37, Regent-circus.o By His Mniesty's Royal Amthority. • PROFESSOR SWEDOUII'S HYGEAN PILLS. )R-the effectual extirpation of every species and symptom I I of the Syphilitic Disease,and the many disorders arising from intiproper treatment.. Prepared and sold by the sole Proprietor, at No. 51. Seel .! street. Liverpool. (four doors from Slater-street) in boxes at 2s; 9/1: and 4sAd. each. • :+'t With each box is given directions how to takethese Pills and observations on points, beneficial to the patient. tieing hints 'worth knowing, by those who are. or have been sufferers from this dreadful and devastating malady. Venienti necurite morlio:" "Oppose the disease in its infancy." "These, 0 sinful pleasures, these are thy trophies—'tis thus lan.operatingwith the foe of God and man, thou, degradest tut %fallen nature, and blasteth the opening prospects of human fe lieity..".--Bt, A 1 R. So said Professor Swedour, when he discovered his grand 'PANACEA for this Complaint. The "Hygean Pills." (then un irnowa to the annals of medical diseoveries,)as a sperific reine d dy to exterminate from the system, that intruder on the plea ', Lures frequently imbibed in moments of inebriation, or thought. tlllesistees . never did a• discovery excite a greater sensation, it was • sought after with avidity, and used with undeviating Eau - asps 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 throughout Germany, caused their speedy introduction into almost every country, and ad dressesirere presented to the talented Professor Swedour who filled the chair at Leyden University, congratulatory of the eir ‘cumstance. The certainty with which they were continually administered, can he attested by many thousands, in fact during the long continental war they were the inseparable 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 sink' faction. The Hygean l'ills root out every particle of the insid lions poison. purifying in their progress the whole mass of fluids, -they not only remove. the disease, but, renovate by their action the different functions of thetiody—expelling the grosser hu inouraamdin a manner so mild and imperceptible as. to con ., since the most sceptical of their astonishing and: unequalled powers, they neither contain mercury or any ether mineral, andanay he taken without the slightest suspicion of discovery— .:,,they require no restraint of diet, loss of time, or hindrance of business. The Hygean Pills may he depended upon as a cer tain cure by persons of either sex, in all stages of a certain dis ease, and that without prOdueing the least inconvenience. At any period when the slightest suspicion may exist, it will be well to have recourse to - the II ygean Pills, tor when taken be fore the disease has made its appearance it acts as a certain pre,ventive, removing . the coMplaint effectually and secretly. The deplorable state in which many persons have been when visiting the proprietor from the use of mercury, renders it im peratively neeessary to'caution the public against that danger ous mineral when fujndicieuslv administered. . Dr. Daviesou will attend daily at his residence, N 0.54, Seel street,' Liverpool, from Eight in the morning until Ten et night ,(on Sundays from Nina till Two,) where he gives advice to al aicaots taking any of his preparations, WITHOUT A FEE. Letters (post-paid) enclosing a remittance, answered by re ;: turn,.and Medicines punctually transmitted to any address, either by initials or name. VOL. AT 429. by 'auction. Tap p. 11,17%. OIL arcount tf:the Underwrites, Tins DAY, (Friday,) the 30th instant. at Twelve o'clock, at Jones, Mann, and' FOe.tees Shed, Jaasolfs-lane, Union- street, . . Sundry Articles, lived Tram the wreck of the Intrinsic, lost on • her vo: s aie New Or:e,ins, 159 Boxes TIN. PLATES, 5 Cases.COPPER, • 3 Blocks of TIN; 4 Bunjies-Square Bait of STEEL, I Barrel MANILLAS. For further particulars apply to JONES, MANN, and:FOSTEll,!Brokers. 6ND'Av 01l MONDAY, the 9th January, 1837, at Ten o'clock precisely, et the Public Sali—rown. Exehange-buildinks, - . 9(5 Chests Fokein BOH EA, 841 Ditto CONGOU, 211 Ditto SOUCHONG, 159 Ditto HYSON, • -49 Half Chests DITTO, Ex Faerie Queene, front Canton; Mt Boxes Orange PEKOE, 43 Chests HYSON, Ex Mary Sonterville, from Canton; . 356 Che;ts CONGOU. 100 Ditto. SOUCHONG, 300 BoXes Orange PEKOE, 120 Ditto'Black-tear DITVO,' Corde'la,. from Canton; 127 ChesiS SOUCHONG; (51 Ditto lIYSON, Cii:eitr de Eion,from Canton. Apply to Messrs, , Ay.,..„, PoTTcn, and Co., or SAMPSON,__ ',..4MITH, and Co., Brokor,. S F. ANNE'S WARD. rirlU ANNUAL DINNER of ST. ANNE'S CONSER- I V ~ TIVE ASSOCIATION will take place on TUESDAY-, the 3d Januar); next,•at Richmond-row. • • JAS. PA 11K EU, Esq., President. • Tickets for . the Dinner se; each, may be hid at the tilts until the. 3l'st ic.statt • Dinner oriTable.at H alf-past Five o'doek; A Pnblie Aleetiu, of the Members and Friends or the BROUGHAM . 11%1STITUTE,' held in the Music Hall, Bold-street, on Wednesday. the 28th December; 1836: THOS. BLACKBURN, Esq., President, in the Ch:ir, The Secretary having read the Report of the Proceedings of the. Committee, . . Ist. It was moved by Mr. Joshua Walinsley, seconded by Mr. John Murray, and carried, ' Th at. the Report'now read be : passed. 21. Moved by Mr. James Martineau, seconded by Mr. John Clarke, and carried, That this Meeting hails with (Might the establishment of an institution having for its object the diss'emination of, useful knowledge,amongst the working classes, thui . affording theM rational and elevating occupation for their leisure hours. The Treasurer having read the state of the funds. 3d. It was moved by Mr. Walter Smith, seconded by Mr. H. Tindal AtkinsOn,.and carried, That the Thanks of this Meeting be g iven to those;genife men who have so . conic liberally forward to assist thii-Idstitn tion by donations of money and newspapers. 4th- ,It was moved by Mr. C ; .E. Rawlins, Juu., seconded by Mr. Henry Wright, arid carried, That this Meeting feels the necessity of every Member exert ing himself to the utmost to secure the success of this Institution. sth It was moved by Mr. JaMes M'Clashan, 'secOnded by Mr. R. Shorthouse, and carried, That fle . preceding Resolutions be advertised in the Liver pool Mercury, Albion, Standard, and Telegiiiph newsp"aPers. Thoinas Blackburn, Esq:, having-left the chair, 6..1t was moved by Mr. NY. J. Blundell, seconded by Mr. S. Campheit, and carried by acclamation, That the Thanks of .this Aretking be given to the Chairman, for his able and egective conduct in the chair. jA.NIBS HARVEY, Jun. ' ) Hon Secretaries. C. ‘D. WATsoN, ' PUBLIC HALL A GENERAL . MERTING' of the SUBSCRIBURS to the above Uutle,rta.king NOW be held ,on,TITESDAv,, the 17th nf_ Janaary next, _at One, o'clock, ,at Oe COTTON •'• , . 'ROOM, tor the purpose of receiving theiteport of the existing Committee, and of electing a General Committee of Alauage ment from the Subscribers- - . JONATIIAN BROOKS, Chairman. LIST of CURSCIPTIONS. Subscriptions already,advertised . £23,230 0 0 FURTHER SUBSCRIPTIONS. ' Mr. J. B. Boothby £lOO 0: 0 Mr. Rigby Wason: M.P. • lOO - 0 0 Mrs. Woodhouse, liroute - Mr. Ebenezer Rae 5O 0 0 Mr. George Green, Juu Mr. Thomas Mims - ' 50 0 0 • Mr. Roberti,Rigby Mr. Ormerollt Heyworth• , Mr. John Ja,...k Mr. John Richardson .... Mr. John Blake • 50 0 0 Mr. Thomas Cooke 5l 0 (1 Mr. Charles Turner ' Mr.. George Ilargreaves .... Mr. William Drury Mr. William Critchley Mr. James Halliday Mr. Josh. Thomlitison Mr. Henry ,Paly, Jun Mr. Henry Wend Mrs., Fair(Aongh Mr. Joseph Mann 25 0 0 Mr. D. Rennie ..... Lieut. Dale .Mr. T. G. Massey Mr. Wm: I r lam Mr. W.:C. Fnsbery , 25 0 Q Mr. Thomas Waelihurne Mr. Thomas Cheglvin .... Mr. W. Troutheek 25 0 0 Mr. Charles M`Murdo - 25 0 0 Mr. Edgar Carston 25 0 0 . Mi.. Henry Garshin ' ' 25 0 0 -Mr. Edward Wilimer • ,25 .. 0 0 Ml...Williamater $l ► ' '25 . 0 0 __ ~ Mr. Alfred Webb .. Mr. Win. Burland . 25 0 0 25 . 0 '0 Mr. John Burtand '25 0 ( Mr. Andrew Hunt Mr. Joseph Hodgson 25 0 0 Mr. James Gerrttrd Mr. , John Greenihields '2s 0 0 Mr. W T. Clough -2 5, 0 0 Mr. George Hatter W . W. Manifold .... 25 O t 0/1,825 0 0 -XT olt I N '.S truly valuable GAMQ:II ILE PILLS for INDIGESTION, &C.—These Pills are a pure extract of Canaririmile•Flowers; prepared by a peculiar process, by' which all the medicinal properties of • rather , more than one ounce or the flowers ,are concentrated into four moderate sized Pills: , They are mild in operation, and have proredwonderfullY,sut- CeSsful in removing every symptom of indigestion sick headiiche, loss •of appetite, giddiness, heart-burn, costiveness, eruptions sf the. skin, and all complaints arising from a disordered state of the digestive organs; they require no alterations of . diet, and their operation will be' found co beneficial in giving tune to the sto mach, regulating the Bowels, and in promoting a healthy habit, as fully to convince all who take them of their great utility. P e rsons 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 peculiaru nature as to pervade the whole system, through which it diffuses health and strength: Sold wholesale bv Barclay and Sons; T. Butler; E. Edwards; F. Newbury and Sons; W. Sutton-and Co. ; ' and A.,Wil-eugh by and co., (late B. Godfrey Wimins,l 61 Bishnpgate-street. Without London ; and retail by nearly all respectable - Medi eine venders. • lAIGESTIVE or DINNER PILLS, for assisting Digestion, 1 correcting Acidity, Heartburn, and removing Flatulence, Oppression of the Chest, Heartburn, Nausea, Giddiness, Head aches, Disorders of the Stomach, and Bilious Affections. Of all the Complaints to which the human frame is liable, few are more distressing, and pone more common, than a disordered state of the Stomach, arising limn Weakness or Derangement of the Digestive . Organs, and attended with Flatulence; Acidity: Pains in the Stomach ; Giddiness, 'Head-ache, and Heartburn. Experience has satisfactorily proved that these Pills are, emi nently calculated to remove those painful effects, and to prevent their recurrence, by giving a healthy tone and renewed vigour to the digestive Powers. Evtaking two or three Pills an hour before dinner, the process of digestion is greatly assisted; and, by the occasional use of them, the stomach will be,preseyved in a sound and healthy state. As a preventive of severe bilious attacks, these Pills are particularly recOmmeaded ; and to per sons about to take long voyages, 'or to . undergo a change of cli mate, they will be , found highly useful. • As an effectual, though gentle aperient, they will ever .prove a west valuable fanyty medicine; and ; as they do not contain any preparation of calo -Mel, no . alteration of diet nor 'confinement to the house is requisite. Prepared only by M. 0. Wray, at No. 118, Il thorn-hill; 'and sold wholesale by Messrs. Barclay and Sbns, No. .95, Farrineon-street .; Buller; No. 4, Cheapside; •Suttiin - and C. No. 10, Bow Church-yard; Messrs. Newbery and Sons, No. 45, „St. Paul's Church-yard; and retail bs• Strad!ieg, G;ite of the Royal Exchange; Sanger. No. 150, Oxford -street; Lowe and 11urnHotri r, No. •17, Blackfri'ar's=road; Lond,,i, • t in d a ll ! re . • spectablo , Patent Medieiue Venders in Town and Country, at 2s. 9d.. 4s. 6d., and 1 Is,cach Be• particular to ask for " WraV's Digestive .1- Dinner Agents for Liverpool: Mt'. 111Awiroon, and Messrs. Ross and NIGHTINGALE, Chronicle-Office. Where:alsri may be 'had, Vs RA Y'S justly celebrated BAL SAMIC PILLS, for Local Debitity,.Affections of the Kidneys, Lumbago, &c.-- , ALTERATIVE-TONIC POWDERS and PILLS, a-certain Specific for the removal of Secondary Symp toms, Eruptions of the Skin, Scorbutic and Glandular Affections, Pains in , the Bones, Ulcerated Sore Throat, Chronic :Rheu matism, Scrofula, Local and General Debility, Loss of Appetite, Depression of Spirits, and all Diseases arising froni an impur e state of. the BIond.—CONCENTRATED ESSENCE' of 'JAMAICA GINGER. an invaluable Remedy for Flatulence. • Pain in the Stomach. Gout, RheumaliSm, &c. and an eXcellent adjunct to Seidlitz Powders, for Debilitated Constitutions, in bottles, at 2s. 2d. eat h, duty included.—AßOMATlC SPICE PLASTERS, strongly recommended for all Affections of the Chest, Is. and li.6d:each.-LThe only warehouse for WrWs Peetoral.Loientres, Cough Pills. Chalybeate German Seidlitz Powders, and outer useful Family Medicines. IMPORTANT SALE Al' BOREATTON PARK, NEAR. BASCHUROH,NINE MILES FROM SIIREWSBUItY TEN FROM WEM,EiGHT FllOl4l ELLESINIERE;IND • ELEVEN FROM OSWESTRY-•,- rullE modern part a the . truly valuable HOUSEHOLD FURNITURE; elegant and costly-embossed PLATE, con sisting of 'more than 800 Ounces ; valuable LINEN ; sundry • Pieces of Anther and Crimson Silk Damasks, Blue Damask, and'Grimson 111orine; superb CUT GLASS; rich Dinner, Des sert, 'l'ea, and Bedchamber services, in Mandarin, Dresden, and other CHINA ; a great variety tit' Antique Foreign CHINA VASES'aila other ORNAMENTAL CHINA; handsome Drawing rocim and other, FuamTuttE • superbly elegant CLocxs, in Tor, toiseshell, Or-Molu, and other 'Cases ; valuable Silver Dassert KN't , ;4:s, with Agkte Handles; handsame'Dining and Drawing room LANPs ;•extensive and costly LIBRARY; a large ' , Battle Piece," and oth e r PAINTINGS; and an excellent Collection of Er4ditAviNag'atidcithr sci?ce•and Valuhble Mis&ellanieS . ; loigaiiy- an& cater Veneers, , .Planks and Boards; Painters' Matt& Stabs and Mutters, Paint Kettles, and sundry ether Effects, late Ik' Property of ROWLAND H UNT,•Esq., deceased, hich will he SOLD BY AUCTION, by • Mr. SCOLTOCK, on the Premises, Boreatton Park, in. the county of Sltopopn. 111orAy, the 2d Of January, -1837, and seven • following 'dais. (Sunday excepted.) Sale to Comthence each Moruiug at lalf past Ten, fur-Eleven o'clock to a Minute. OFIDFIi OF SA I.E. First: y.—Pictures, Plate, Damasks, Clocks, Lanips, and Linen. Serond Dar.—Cliina, an'ti Miscellanies. Third, Fourth, Fifth; anti - Sixth Ilays.-,-,Books, Engravings, Globes, and Drawing Apparatus. Seventh Day.—lionselmld Furniture, and Bedroom . Ware. Day:=Reinaind.er of Furniture, Mahogany Veneers, Fla nks,.Boatils, ;itid sundry.. Effects, . Catalogues,. price Is. each. may he had - fourteen days previous to the Sate, at' the Bats of the following-- Inns:—Wynnstay Arms, arty Cross Keys, Oaeestry ; Bri,ig,ewater Arno, Blies-. mere; King's : Head, Llangollen; li 7 viinstav Arms. Wrexham; Royal Hotel, Chester; Waterloo Arm s , ~ Liver, pool; Angel Ann, Ludlow; City Hotel, Hereford; flop Pole lintel, Worcester ; Ruyal Victoria Hotel, Newport -; White Lion, Whitehurch ; Star Inn. Shiffail ; White-Horse, Went ; at Mr. EnnowEs's. Salopian Journal Office; and at the Auc tioneer's Upholstery and Cabinet Warehouse, Shrewsbur ; also at Boreatton Park. The Fuiniture and Effects may be viewed (by Tickf , t) on Wednesday and Thursday, the 28th and 29th instant, awl not afterwarns until the time"orsale. coo be 1-1 OR SES ON PRIVATE . SALE, aud tnav be viewed Tins DAY aud To-mattaow, (Saturday,) at LIU - 24es Repository, Great Charlotte—street, , . Upwards of 30 HORSES, just landed from-heland; amongst them are several weight-carrying Hunters, a splendid Cabriolet HOuse, a Lady's Pad, several superior :Rgad:Horses, and three or four splendid-actioued.Buggy Horses. On inspection this Lot of Horses will be found well worthy the attention of Purchasers.- be lict. TO INNKEEPERS. yr.! 0 I e LET, one of the verb best middle class INNS, in. G. Liverpool, doing a great business. The House is Com-, modious bilth as.to!Silting and Bed-rooms, the Yard and Sta bles furnish accommodation fin more than Sixty Horses, and it, is situate in sight of the Railroad Station, with a 'spacious back', entrance, opposite to the New Fish Market. For particulars apply (if by letter, post, paid) to Mr. BACH, 'Auctioneer, Clarendon-baildlngs. Liverpool, December 30, 1836. A FURNISHED HOUSE TO BE LET. TVO be LET, in the neighbourhood of tlge-hill, a good and convenient FURNISHED HOUSE, or part of the House may be had. The present occupants consist of three persons; there are no Children. Apply to Mr. Coosines, , Grapes Inn, Grinfield-street, ,Edge iatit, ••14/..1* v , lll tie 1111110 , , 4" Jii••,•••• , ••• factory -references will be given and required. be L' by PRIVATE TREATY,"for a term of years, and J. may be entered upon immediately, all that capital MAN.. SIO'N or DWELLING-HOCSE called "UREMIA. MOUNT." and also' the Biiildings adjacent or near thereto, lately used in part as a School, and in part -as two Dwelling-houses, together with the capital walled Gardens, Orchard, Hot-houses, and Pleasure GroundS, Stkble, • Shippon, 'Farin-house, and 'Ott buildings thereunto belonging. The House is a 'modern erection, and finished in a superb Style, and contains•Ditiing-room 'and DraWing-rodrit, eitch'27 feet- 10-•inches.by '2O feet 9 inches, 2-1 -feet .10 in , 2hes• by 19 feet 6 inches, Breakfast-room, Sitting-romp, Li. brary, Picture Gallery, Entrance Hall, Honsekeeper's..room, Servants'-hall,) Butler's Pantry, Laundry, Kitchen, Seullerv, Larder, Wash-house, two Dairies,, thirteen excellent• roOnis;'besides Servant's Bed-rooms, live•Dressing-rootits, Ale, Beer, and Wine Cellars, and is fitted up with Water Closets, Hot and Cold Baths, Grates, Fixtures, and every Convenience. -Th6 Minsion- hiiuse and Outbuildings were erected, and the -Gardens,' PleasUre Groun4:and.Shrebberies laid out, by the late . Mr.:Clatke, at a great expense, and have lately been put into excellent repair and condition. • -The situation of Orrell Mount commands one of the finest prospects in the conuty.of Lancastet, and -is well worth the at tention of any Gentleman wishing to possess a superior res.i 'deuce.' It is situate on the road from Wigan to Otmskirk ; be ing distant from Wigan three miles, Ormskirk nine. miles, Manchester twenty:ime miles, and Liverpool nineteen miles, The tenant - May • be accommodated with a large'quantity of , Lauri if desired. • - The House and Buildings may be viewed every Tuesday or 'Thu isd ay. :For Tickets to view the Premises, and -to treat for -the same, apply (if by letter post paid) to JOHN NEEOHASI, Esq., Orrell • Mount Cottage, near Wig,,ftl, the - Owner,' or.' at the Office' of RALPH LEIGH.' Attutney-at-Law,. near . Wigan. December, .1836. . • o'bt oT cis Lct. FTIO be SOLD or LET, an 'extensive Leasehold TAN- I YARD, with DWELLING-110;1,1SE and GARDEN, STEAM-ENGINE and other MACHINERY, with imme dials pOssessiOn: situate adjoini, the New Leather Mark e t in Bermondsey. , The Machinery.is all Olthe-best descript;un, and the Buildings in excellent repair. Also, a WAREHOUSE and COUNTING-11011SE: Ike. in the Mat ket.For part ien ticulars apply to Messrs. . ' Bourcume and MORTJAIORE, New Leather Market, Bermondsey.. Lnrulon , Decembei 21, 1&36. • ATOTICE 1-TEWEBY GlVEN,that;d:he GENERAL; ANNUAL• MEETING of the TRUSTIES, acting in : the execution of an Act of Farliament made And pissed in, the thit (1 rear of the reign of his present Majesty liing the' Fourth ; intituled "An Act for more effectually repairing and otherwise improving the road from Warrington to Wivan, in ihe county palatine of Lancaiter," will be hula at the House of Mr. - Christopher Blades, the Gerard's Arms Inn; in Ashton. kei field, in the said county, ori,TticiowAY, the oth day of February next, at o'clockin the Forenoon, for the putpose of examining, auditing, and settling the neenunts of the Treasurer, Surveyor, and other persons employed in the receipt qnd expenditure of any of the moneys belonging to the said road, and generally ;transacting such other matters and things in the business ni the trust as,,shall then ,neettr. . , And at the same time. and place, The Trustees wild proeeed tsi LET hy - AUCTION'the TOLLS arising at the Toll Gates upon the .said Turnpike Road betwee❑ Warrington and Wigan, called or known by the names of Hulre.e'antb Pe►aherton GateS, lathe best bidder, in the manner directed by the Acts of Parliament now in force.". For regulat ing Turnpike Roads," which Tolls produced the last year the sum' 01 lit above the expenses of collecting the same, which not ; having been Let by Auction at the last meeting, will.be put up at such sun► as the Trustees then present may think fit. Who ' ever happeris-to be the best bidder rust, at-the same time, pay one month in advance (if requited) of the rent at which such Tolls may he Let, and give security, with sufficient sureties, 10 rhe satisfaction of the Tiustees of the said Turripikelioad, for payment of 'he remainder monthly or ,otherwise, as they may direct. Dated this 26th day of December i 4B-36. JOHN FITCH E'l'T. Clerk to the Trustees. WILL DEPART ON AIONI),4Y,9TH,I4O'IIAItI'. TEE'T'H, MADE. OF INCOORODIBLE SUBSTANCES. AND MINERAL SU,CCEDANEUM,. Pon FILLING fIEcAYPn TEETH, WITHOUT HEAT OR FIIRSSFRE. /I, ONS:MA I,LAN.. SURGEON DENTIST, 46. Bouri- I.V.k sTah.F.T, the;firm of Malian and Sows. 32, Great . Russell.are,t, .Hloailvdmry-lquare • 9. half Moon-street,, Piccadilly, and 10. Ludyate-hill„ City, .Condon, ardently thanks his Friends and the Priblic. for the patronage enjoyed by' him .during his temporary visit, and begs to announce that he. will. CLOSE on MON DAY, the 9th of January. Mons. Maim intends'to Make an Annual visit to Liverpool every Autumn. Until , the above period, ..Mons. M A LLA.N..still . continues ' to restore DECAYED TEETH with their CELEBRATED 'M IN ER SUCCEDANEU 711 So universally recommended by . the FACULTY of Loudon and Paris.. The operation is perf.irmed in a few seconds. without the slightest 'PAIN, HEAT, Or 'PRESSUR I, and allays the mast exern elating pain,. and lasts for many years ; also FASTENS LOOSF, TEETH. whether arising from affr, neglect, r,r disease • in the Gums. 'INCORRODIBLE ARTIFICIAL aril .NA HTURAL TEETH placed..from.one to a complete set, which ar e incapable of discolour:li io.o or eortosion, and.fixed withont the incutrinrenee of wires or any other ligatures, and answer . eve.ry•purpese of ARTICULATION And MASTICATION. charges, as in Fat Teeth. Repaired. LIVERPOOL TEA COMPANY, 7R, Bold-st eet, -(near the , Music Hull. Proprietors -of this Company. :desire •to, draw Public - U attention to the further improved Quality of their various priced Black and preen TEAS, Lind alSo ttystate that the low kinds of Teas,.of which -there are' now such abundance in the , Warehouses, are; in-no -instance, Retailed althisEstablishMent. Black Teas front 3s. Cul to 7s. per lb. Given- Do to do d.. Git. to . Bs. - Gatipowto4s do.. 7s. MAO& r ), ' Mocha and fine Jamaica COFFEE. Loaf und Chrystalized SUGAR. Orders frotn the Co to rv. attended to as usual, on application to ALEXANDER S. WItIORT, Manager. Liverpool, 20th De,7., I 36. ' E Assignees to the Estate of Mr. T. ANsr,ow, late of 90, Bold sheet, having offered for &de, under a Deed of AssignMent, the whole of his STOCK,Iin. one List, amount ing tn . i;,7,212 17i. Id., (see Mercury. Oct. 14th, and other papers about the !iame date, WOOLLHIGIIT AND CHLDSON respectfully announce themselves the PurAasers. The entire of the STOCK is'now arranged for Sale, Oti'rheir Premises, GOLDEN EAGLE EST ABLISUMENT, 102 Alco 103, Burn-sTitErcr. W. and C. have dctertnined on offering their Extensive Col leCtion of FURS, (all of the present Season's Manufacture,) et very reduced Fri( es. • GLASGOW HOUSE, • 30, Ctivilco-szn.r.'CortNFn of BASNETT-STREET, y ONV..NSBOItOUGH,. LEE, and Co. respcetfuliy int i~P the J attention 'of their uoine'rons Friends and the "'Odic •of Liverpool to their well,astotted Stock of •• FURS, CLOAKS, SHAWLS, FRENCH and • _ BRITISH MERINOS and SAXONY CLOTHS. all Which, the Winter Season being now so far advanced; they are determined to offer at mith rery-rerliteed prices as cannot fail to secure truth-nous and extensive imichasers. FURS, SILKS, & SHAWLS, AT A REDUCED PRICE. • CLEVELAND HOUSE, No. 66, ST. 'J.kkti...i'c•STici;.4:T. !n otiN ROGEBS,late...lo.was.-alid—Roctzus,.hvgs to inform Qp g his r ) patern. Friends that,. under I he, present exis`ting cjr cutustam:es, 'he 'is enabled to offer the whole Of his•reinairring STOCK of FURS ; SILKS, and SHAWLS, DIXIDDL,I 7 . CHEAP. In the Furs will be found a few real Sable Muffs and BoaS, Squirrel Mantillas and Capes, particularly worthy of notiOrt.: The Broad Silks consist of a choice lot of Figured and Pltiin.Gros Naples,.Turk Satins and Satinetts, in every shade of Colour. The variety of Filled Silk, Cashmere, Nbrwich. and 'Plinio. Shawls is at'onceextenSive„ anch4e.Yery superior description.; and to those particular parts of his .Stock he begs respectfully to claim early attention. In the Linen Department he considers it needless to state. more than it comprises every approved fabric in Shillings and . Sheetings, Di.mask. Table Linens, &c., in every width. • E. tenders hit; gratchtl thanks for the flattering support he continues to receive, which it will be his anxious care to main tain and deserve. Deceini4r 23, 1836. .NEW TUNNEL HOTEL, EDGE-HILL. JAMES VIDLER respectfully informs his Friends and the • Public, that be , basOpened the above lintel. The House is complete in every departwut, being fitted up with entirely New Fluniture, BAding, &c.; &c., eomf,ininh all'the advan tages of Comfort - With economy. Comm Odious and handspme Sitting•rooms loave been fitted up' fur the Accommodation of Private FaMilies, and an ektenSive'Rcioni fur CornmerChil lra= Yellers. J. V. having purchased a large Stock of Wines and Spirits, Of superior qua,ity. for rash, will be cabled 'to supply 'Pill:fate • Fa.lutlies on the•best.terms. N.B.—The , Opening Diutwr is fixed for Wednesday, the 11th January next Dinner on the table at Halr , past'FourVelot:k lireeisely. Tickets, 111 s. 6d., Wineinnlucted. • TN DE VIDUALS GOING ABROAD from the Port of LIVERPOOL,' are itiforrneiliziv S. W. SILVER CO. OF NOS. 9 Axn 10,..contsuILL, I oNDON, that they may 'priocure the Wholt,Or any pact of an OUTFIT, -froin- the coarsest to,the , finest quality 4 . Goods known, including Cabin Furniture, at their . Branch House, NOS. 4 AND ri ST. GEORGE'S CRESUVNT SOUTH, 1.1VE14 POOL, -At the same WHPLESA L E.' SHIPPING Prices as at their Warehouse in LONDON. Daily communication between Lo'ndon and Liverpool for Ship-sailing information. &c. A CARD. 'WILLIAM WELLS (for many years an Assistant at the Golden Eagle Establishment, Bold-street,) and JOSEPH PENN (from London) beg leave most respectfully In inform the Nobility, , Gentrv,.and Public in general of Liver ,pool and its environs, that they have OPENED an ESTA BLISHMENT as UPHOLSTERERS, PAPER HANG -1//ThiTi.2l4, A r1L',1 , 1`,.. vi A t... 124.7., 31, RICHMOND-ROW, Liverpool, where and attentive fulfilment of the favours (bey may be honoured with, to Merit and secure a distinguished share or that high pa tronage they. nave the pleasure to December 28th, 1836. BENJAMIN BOULION. A curturiEva and ...svvoarsi PRA ISNR, most 'respectfully intimates toAis Friends and *the nine; that he now occupies those extensive Prelinses, situate No. 12, :MAnytioN•r:,, opposite Messrs: Coupluod's llii which he has converted into a PUBLIC AUCTION MART. for the sale of every description of Prtiperty by POILCAC PRIVATE CONTRACT. , _ . . 13..1.3. in returning thanks to his numerous Friends, who have already patronised' him siiice his commencement in Business, , assures then:. that every attention will be paid to the. Dispusal of Property, eta' usted to his care, the Proceeds of which will 'he 1i rsoinwly Liituidated. • Marybone Auction Hirt, December 1836. Xttio Vublicationo. This day is published, price Seven Shillings, forming en elegant voluMe, containitpf upwards of 700 pages, impetial Stio., don, ble ceturnits, handsomely bound in embussed cloth, ltett let tered, Voinme First of the • SCOTTISH .CHRISTIAN HERALD, conducted under the superintendence of Ministers and Members of the Esta blished Church. of Scotland. The object of the Conductors of this Periodical is to illustrate and enforce the• Doctrines of Christianity, in a varied and interesting - . style. and on princi ples suited to every denomination of professing Christians. In the present Volume are contained Original Articles by upwards of 09»e•Hundred Authors, clerical and lay; and it is impossible, we conceive, to find, within the same limited space, in any other publication whatever, so great a quantity of varied 'and valuable information, beating the authority of the names of the Authors." Monthly Parts, (containing Four Nos. each,) price Sixpence, may be had from all the Agents. 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