The Liverpool Standard and General Commercial Advertiser. — Liverpool, Merseyside, England, 1838-01-16 00:00:00

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' 7 41 St. - A , M, Int_17•1,(1 to , ft ii nu: iliately. . . ,-: sliz44l - 4 ~... 4 . • ' . ii, For BA li 13N DOS, 441 , ...' .). : ..... i v ...•) . f t , The Skil', ALIO F., ' ar ' ' Jot rr AN W Y 1., Master. Fur freight or.passnge,apply t 9 . lEittlerON, - IRLA:M, and HIGGINSON. AND GENEItA_L COMMERCIAL Al) 17E111_ 1 1SE - it. • aitaln :: 4 ; - ,bigclt ten. --HEARTS RESOLVED, AND HANDS PREPARED: THE BLESSINGS THEY ENJOY TO GUARD !—SmoiLETT \Tot,. XI.----No. 539.] TUESDAY, JANUARY 16, 1838. •[PRICE FIVEPENCE. ./ ~) ~/ V FRIDAY. On FRIDAY next, the 19th instant, et .One o'clock, at Collie, lluson, and Co.'s Otlice, Entofold-place,. 0i) E. L. KIPS, Ex Imogen, front CalcutCa.—Apply to Messrs. TAYLOR, PoITER, and Co., Mercinint, uric, .. • , CORRIE, lIUSON, and Co., Brokers. P-PT1:151 FRIDAY NEZT. P.tponed fiont Monday, the 15i/t, To AIO'NOAy, the 22d instant, at Twelve o!clock, •at Corti; titisou,' arid cu.'s Office, Rumford-place, 10 Cases, containing , IS7, i'eees, Pongee HANDKERCHIEFS 10 300 , 81,L11:;S. F, _lf or further particUlars apple to MessrS. TA:rt.on, PoTT4a, and Co., Merchants, or to COB / RIX, HUSON, and Co., Brokers. On Moan)Ay next, the 224 instiint , , at One, at the Brokers' Ofifee, 3'.Cus6s C II 0 VPA HS, 2 „ BANDANNOES, 4 „ CORARS just landed.—Apply to J. & J. BARON, Brokers. On WEDNESDAY, the 24th instant, at One, at the Brokers' (Ake, 4,.01d Hall-street, ]956 BEigs Gna'vailuil COCOA, Just landed ex Thomas Worthington, from ' Lima. Samples to, be seen in London at n e s sr S. C oaßle an d'C'n'S; Mincing-lane. . J 1 & J. BARON, Aiokers. On *air. ANCHORS AND CABLES.. Best warranted ANCHORS, and C*nration'Tesfed CHAIN CABLES, Constantly on band in large asshtlinent. Apply to • RALPH' CLAY and SON, Tcontharn-street, Salthouse D o ck, Who have also a quantity of Second•tiand CABLES and ANC ilOltS op Sale. A. TAYLOR, .B 0 0 li. ELLEi, STATI'O,NEIt, B^c., • r4RADIS.E-STRBIiT, LIVERP,O,OI., • 1.3 ESPECTFULLY informs the Bankers, Nierchantsi Shop keepers, and the Public of Liverpool, t hat he is appointed AGENT for W- FIANCQCN.'S PATEN t' CAOUTCHOUC I3OOKBINDING: Whitt. uumereus - iMportant itnproveroents have takenplace in every other department of the mechanism of Bookbinding, that part of it which consists of attaching the leaves together, has hitherto remained without improvement, if, indeed, it have . not retrogaded. Whatever exce ll e n ce B oo kbi n di ng way. have hitherM attained, those who are familiar with its deta.Will readily admit the . existence of imperfection Which has long. been deemed without remedy, and. most particularly experien- Ced by those who have to make entries in Ledgers and other Account-bOoks. By this Patent, Gioutchouc, or India-rubber, has been:Vrotight into operation for supplying the detects expe rienced in binding, and the application thereof has exceeded the most sanguine expectations of the Inventor, The invention is especially applicable to =• ; LEDGERS AND ACCOUNT-BOOKS. Every person. experienced -in• fAiok-keeping moil have felt the inconvenience-arising. from writiug•towards the inner part of a thickly .bound book; the patent method of binditiLr so coin pletely obviates this. unpleasant obstruction to writing; as to piesmat the folio of a Ledger in an uniform plane surface; an object hitherto unattained, but now equally practicable with the book of 50 or 500 leaves. The Patentee bas the satisfaction of having had the advan tages of his invention duly appreciated by ail the great mercan tile houses to which it has been submitted, and by the first Ac connt-book makers in the trade, who have patronised the in vention: Spe'cimens of binding, after the alinve-mentioned methods May be sVeri, and oicle - rs 'received at R. TAYLOR'S Stationery and Bookselling Warehouse, corner of Church-street and Pa radise-street. ' -• ' • * * *'Export Orders promptly executed. NORWICH UNION LIFE INSURANCE SOCIETY. INVESTED CAPITA L.-E1,700,000. DIIMCTO RS. President.—Lieut.-Col. Harvey. Vice-President: S E .‘ dward T. Booth, Esq. isaac Preston, Recorder o f Norw ich. William Moore, Esq. George Durrant, Esq. CharleS Turner, Esq. I. Q. Taylor, Esq. No'verre, Esq. James- Winter, Esq. Peter Finch, Esq. Cooper, Esq. WilliamHinkes, Esq. I &c., &c. Secretary.—Samuel:Bignold, Esq. Actuary.—Richard Morgan, Esq. Society was founded in 1808, on the equitable princi X pie of mutual guarantee: The rates of premium are lower than most, other offices, anti the members enjoy the benefit of perioical additions t o th e sums assure d , - w hi c h h ave b een alrea d y Made to the amount of nearly four hundred and fifty thousand pounds. During the' laSt. seven years, more than THREE QtaRTERS OF A M ILLION sterling have been paid by the Directors to claim ants under Life InSurance Policies, for assured sums and bo misses that have become due. Members of the Society applying. may have copies of the ori 2.inal Deed of Settlement, and also of the bye-laws submitted to ~ terieralmeetingi in Nbvember last, with the proceedings of the SOciety'in relation thereto. Boles and.cOnditions of insurance may be had on application to the. Society's Agent, It. L. MILLER, At the Office, Exchange-street, Liverpool. THE LIVERprUEASUREDS, OL 804 o UGH BANK. THE TOILET. 114 OWLAND'S MACASSAR OIL, a Vegetable Production, Xl', is universally admired, and acknowledged to he the best and cheapest Article for nourishiog the HAIR; prevents it from ,talling.ntf.or turning..g.re.y, changes grey huir twits original .CO - lour, produces and restores HAIR, (even at la late period of life,) frees it .from SCURF,. and renders the most harsh and dry hair as' soft as bilk, Cutly, : and Glossy; preserves it in , Cirri and oilier decorative formation—unimpaired by the Sum mer's .heat, violent exercise, or•I he relaxing tendencies of the Ball Room, &c. To CHILDREN, it is invaluable, as it lays a foundation tor a Beautiful Head of Hair. CAUTION.—Ask for ' . ,ROWLAND'S MACASSAR OIL," and observe their Name and Address ; in Red, on the wrapper, thus, A. ROWLAND & SON, 20, HATTON .GARDEN. Countersigned ALEX. ROWLAND. The loWest price is 3s. ,641.—the next 75.-10 s, 6d. and 2ls. .per bottle. ROWLAND'S KALYDOR, A preparation froth mild and balsamic exotics, and perfectly , free from, m i nera l a d m i x t ure . It effectually eradicates FIRM', PIONS, TAN, PIMPLES, FRECKLES,„ REDNESS, SPOTS, and all Cutaneous Imperfections; renders the most Sallow Complexion delicately, lair,- clear, and delightfully. soft — thipartifig a healthy JUVENILE RI oom, as well as realising a' delicate WHITE NECK, HAND, and ARM. GENTLEMEN, whose faces are tender after Shaving, will find it allay the irritability and smarting pain, and render the Skin smooth and pleasant. It effectually heals and prevents Chilblains. Chaps, and. a harsh rough Skin. In cdscs of.--Burns .and Scalds ; it affords immediate relief by alla3 the irritability and reducing the inflammation. at the same time rendering, the skin soft, smooth and.pleasant. - Price 4s. 6d. and Bs. Gd. per bottle, duty included. BOWLAND'S ODONTO, on PEARL DENTIFRICE, A Vegetable. White Powder, prepared from Oriental Herbs, f) the most Delicious Odour and Sweetness ; it eradicates the Tartar from the Teeth 'moves decayed Spots, preser ves th e Enamel and fixes the Teeth firmly in their sockets, rendering them beautifully White: Being an Anti-Scorbutic, it eradicates the Scurvy from the Gums, strengthens, braces, and renders CAern of a healthy red; also imparts a delightful fragauce to the breath. I?rice2s. 9d. per box, ditty included. CAUTION .—The two latter Articles have the :Name and Address of the.l4-o4,rietors. A. ROWLAND & SON. 2(1, HATTON GARDEN, ' • • • LONDON, engraved on the Government Stamp, which is pasted - on each, alsrv,ptinted in red, on the Wrapuer in which each article is enclosed. - MnoYShopkeepers , offer , for , sale. Counterfeits of the above, composed Of the 1 - nost pernicious ingrklients 'they call their trash the t` GIENAJIN F ." end sirir A. Roirtaltei.Son;' ontitiing the " recommetudin g tiwur:p, cliesn.. , • • Be sure to ask for " BOW LA ND'S." Sold br them, and - by respectable PerfulLers and Medicine Veilders. Zait4eo b auction. EXTENSIVE SALE FURNITURE, oqNsTAN4Ers !MOMS: By Messrs. THOS. WINSTAN LEY and SONS, TO -MORROW, (Wednesday,) the • l7th instant, three following, ,• days, and AiONDAT next, the 22d, at Eleven o'clock pteciSely each day, at.their Rooms, in Church-street, N extensive assortnaent olvaludble modern FURNITURE, irX. Plate, Plated Articles, China, Glasi4, several Six:OctaVe, Cabinet, and Square Piano fortes in Mahogany and Rosewood Cases, by favourite makers, Eight-day Clocks, 'Tine-pieces, Bronze Suspending Lamps, and other Articles, removed fur the convenice of sale. The Mahogan} , Furniture consists of Pede:Stal and. other Sideboards, Sets of: Dining TableS on Telescope Frarries, Sets of Dining-room. and Parlour Chairs, modern CoQhes and Sofas, Cbeffoniers and Cabinets, Secretaire and Bookcases, Oircular,att(L Elliptic LootTahtis Card, Shfa, and Pembi u k e Ditto, Lounging Chairs in flair tlotti and Morocco, Ward robes, Chests "of Dravite'rs, Sze. • Set of Roskvood DraWing : roorn Chairs, Circular LonTiibles.•. Curd Ditto, Set of ZehrawoOd- Chairs, linita.tiou Rosewood Couches, Chair, &c. The Chatuber,FurnitUre comprises modern and 16fty Four post BedsteadS, Camp and, Servants' Ditto; with MOrme and Printed: Calico Hang,ingS, French Bedsteads, with Hanging's, I , ell-seasoned Feather Beds, Hair Mattresses, and Bedding, Painted Toilet tables' and Washstands. - Chests" of Drawers, Dressing Glasses, Ranges of Curtains, Brussels, Vetieti4n, and Kidderminster Carpets, Fenders and Fire-46115, Kitchen Re quisites, Shower. Baths, Office and Shop Fixtures, • To be viewed This Day, (Tuesday'.) the 161 h instant, when- Catalogues. :nay he had. SALE OF MODERN WOOLLEN• FANCY GOODS. By Messrs. TIIOS. WINSTANLEY and SONS, On WEDNESDAY, the 24th.histant, at Eleven o'clock precisely, at their Rooms, in Church-street, E following GOODS,- being a part a the extensive .t STOCK. of nWOOLLEN DRAPE U &c., &c., reMoveil for the convenience of immediate sate, trine Two tri — Tb-ree: Thousand Yards of -S LK VA LENCIAS, TOI LEN ETTES, SWANSDOWNS, CASSINETTES; .BUCKSKINS, &c., comprising a well-selected Assortment of Fashionable Patterns, for the Winter and Sprint; Trade, and in desirable lengths. To.he viewed on Monday nest, the 22d instant, when Cata logues may be had. SALE OR HOUSEHOLD FURNITURE, FITTINGS-UP, AND UTENSILS of cvTAVERN-KEEPER REMOVING. By Mr. OGLE, Tn-mou now, (.Wednesday, ) the 17th instant, at Elevet o'clock, on: the Premises; Brawnlowhill, cornerof Crown-street, , . ,rIIH E. FUICNITCRE comprises Bedsteads. and Hangings . Feather Beds andßeilding,-Mahogany Chests of Drawers, -Dining Tables. with. D ends; Peinbroke and Snap Ditto, CO laret, modern Sofa, in. Black Hair-cloth • with loose - Cushion, set of Chairs, Brussels, Kidderminster,. and Venetian Parlour and Stair .Carpets, Figured Floor Cloth, Painted Chamber Chairs, 'fables and Washstands, Kitchen Utensils, &c. , The FITPINGS-UP consist of an excellent Beer Engine with three Pulls, Spirit Kegs with - Taps and Pining, Bunch of Grapes and Bracket, Pewter Measures, Jugs; Glasses, GaS Fittings, &c. &c. May be viewed on the Morning'of . Sale, and•Cataltrguel had on the PremiseS, and from Mr. OGLE, Auctioneer & ApPraiser,. Great .Charlotte-street. TO FLAT OWNERS, CARRIERS, AND OTHERS. By Mr. OGLE, On THURSDAY next, the 18111 instant, tit Eleven o'clock, On the Premises of J.. Cogswell and' Co., Carriers, north end of the; King's Dock, r EIHREti MASTS, wilh Gaffs and Booms; Two Sets of Standing and Running RIGGING; Chain Cables and Anchors, Main and Fore Sails, an - Iron Critue;fOur str o d g , Trucks, Jack Screws, Slings, Can Hooks., and abo ut two huti-• dred. Sacks. Also, sundry' Articles - appertaining to a Colbur . Manufacturer; and. the Office . Fixtures; consisting of an Iron Book Case, Desks, Stools, &c. May be viewed on the - Morning of Sale, and further particu- . Lars known, by applying,' to Mr. OGLE, Auctioneer and Ap praiser, Great Charlotte-street. On WEDNESDAY, the 2 , 11 h instant, at two o'clock in the after noon, at the house of Air. Lawton, the Rainbow Hotel, Bas uett-street, Liverpool. LL that Piece of LAND, with the BUILDINGS thereon 111 L erected, situate on the northeast site of Key-streeet, (very near to ,Tithebarn-street,) in Liverpool, containing, in front thereto 31 feet 6 inches, and in breadth at the back thereof 31 feet, running in depth on the northwardly side 67 feet, and ou the'southwardly side thereof 69 feet, and containing in the whole 236 square yards, or thereabouts. The increasing value of property in this neighbourhood ren ders these premises a desirable investment, and the site thereof is well adapted for warehouses and offices. The Tenure is Freehold of Inheritance. For further particulars apply at the office of Messrs. LglGtt and SANDERS, Solicitors, Basnett-street, Liverpool, where a Plan Ina) he seen. FREE OF AUCTI'•V DUTY. TO SHIPBUILDERS, SHIPOWNERS; AND OTHERS. By Mr: DIXON,. On WEDNESDAY, the 14th day of February next, unless pre viously disposed of by private contract, of which nOtiee . will . be given, subject to conditions, on the itr'etni.ses, at rnints&V, in the Isle of Man, by order' of the Assiffneel . W.lle.iir's; C. Hamberston and Co., • ALL that-SHIPBUILDING YARD, situate and being in Ramsey, in the Isle of Man, with the•MESSUAGE or DWELLING HOUSE, ..SHEDS, SMITHIES, and other Erections thereon ; containing four Statute Acres, or thereabouts, bounded on • the east and south sides by . the tide water, where vessels of 500 and 600 tons have been launched; and late in the possession of the said Messrs. Chas. Ilutnberston and -Co. Together with the FRAME WORK of two VESSELS; as now put together; and also a hrge quantity of excellent and well-seasoned TIMBER.;• a considerable Stock of IRON, and other. Materials and Working• Tools, suitable fur carrying on an extensive Shipbuilding Establishment: Mr. THOMAS KNEA.4 Itrtinse}', will shew the Premises. For further particulars-appiy to Mr. JOHN Ban H Y, 'Account ant, Temple-street; or to , MT, JOHN PEACOCK, or Mr. ROBERT FRODSII.I m;SOljcitors, Liverpool; BRITISH WINE COMPANY OF SCOTLAND, Honorer-street, corner of If;gid-street. BRITISH WINES, HIGHLAND. WHISKEY, AND EDINBURGH ALES.. . 7 I'DONALD and Co., of Leith, will. OPEN, by the Ist of i. .fanuary,lB3B, aBRA NCH of their BUSINESS; under the title•of the " British Wine Company of Scotland," in those Premises, head of HA NOVELS-STREET, corner of. Wood-street,lately occupied by Messrs. Bretherton and Roskill, an d pre viously by the Water Company. Their Ginger, Raisin, Con siantia, Gooseberry, Damson, Cowslipi and' other WINES, have hitherto been so geuerally admired as to enable them with confidence to recommend them to the Families and Trade of Liverpool as being superior to many Wines of Foreign growth. • M`D. and Co. having connexion with the Provincial • Small Still 'Whiskey Distilleries in the North and West Highlands of Scotland. can assure their Friends and Customers being sup plied with the choicest MOUNTAIN. DEW, froin• the .Store, Hanover-street, in quantities of Two Gallons and upwards, or diiect'from the Distillery in Casks of 20 Gallons. M`D. and Co. will devote particular atteution to the selection of Edinburgh and Alloa ALES, which .Dc,aleis and Families can',be supplied with in quantities of 2 Dozens or upwards: British Wines, 15s. per Dozen 1 • Highland Whisky ; 16s. and 18s. 1 Terms, Two Months' Cre per Gallon, strong dit, or 2 per Cent. pis- Edinhor ,, h and Alloa Ales, Gs. I. count, for Cash. . apd Bs. per Dozen. Attached to the Premises is an excellent Vault for Bonding Wines, in which WI). and Co : could at present Store fr om 80 . to 100 PiPeS, at a moderate rent. COmmunications ' N addiesed to Mr. Ttioss-PicARD, B r iti s h Wine Company of Scotland, Hanover-street, Liverpool, will be punctually attended to. NIONS. LE DRAY & CO., gjjliGEON DENTISTS, FROM LONDON. CONCF;N TINTED . ESSENCE For Instantaneously and Permanently Curing the Toothach by • a'Single' Application: itIONSIEtUIt LE Dlt AY AN,O CO., .Surgeon Dentists: respectfully inform the inhabitants of Liverpoid its vicinity, that they have opened an Establishment permanently at No. 38,. SEEL-STREET,. eight doors from Berry-street,- Liverpool'. Loss of Teeth supplied; from one to a complete Set, and fixed ‘vithout wires or ligatures. The Touthach instantaneously cured, and Decayed Teeth i e t d with M ineral Marmoratum, ana made completely sound, with ut pain, heat, or pressure. 'llionsieur"LE DaAi AND Co., Surgeon-Dentists, beg leave to acquaint the inhabitants of Livtkpool audits vicinity, that they supply Artificial, Mineral, or Natural Teeth, and continue to restore Decayed Teeth with their celebrated Mineral Alarroora which is' placed in' the cavities without pain, beat, or pressure, and' instantly hardens into enamel, arresting all fur t her pregrass of decay, converting a stump On a sound Tooth, and lasting mani'years. In cases of loothach, they are ena bled' to atfOrd instantaneous relief by a single application of their Concentrated Essence; and as there is no complaint more general or more distressin g in its nature than.Too,thach, the value of this remedy cannot be sufficiently estimatedi.when due considelatiOn : is given to the number of Teeth that ate daily extracted, owing to the very prevalent notion that there is no. other remedy For this painful a ffe c ti o n. Mons. La . littAr AND Co. continue to supply Artificial and, Natural Teeth, of surpassing beauty, which are fixed from one in a complete Set, without extracting the roots, or giving any pain ; without wires or ligatures, to match in colour the adjoin ing ones, answering all the pulioses.of mastication and articu-, latiOn, remaining perfectly secdire in their places, and may be. taken out and replaced by the wearer with the greatest facility. ' ARTIFICIAL OR 'NATURAL TEETH, of-surpassing beauty, to match, equal in colour and shape to those left in the, mbuth, fixed, from one to a compl e t e ,S e t, without extracting the roots or giving any pain, the incumbrances of wires or other ligatures, at the fopowing Paris charges: A:single Artificial Tooth £o.lo 0 A complete Set A complete Set of Natural Teeth on., ne gold plate An entire Set of Natural or. 'Ferro tallic Teeth, highly finished, in,the first s tyl e , With fine gold sockets, usually chit rgerl Forty"; Guineas Arranged' on th'e most scientific and improved principles—pro tecting the' ldjoining Teeth—remaining perfectly secure in their plaCes—ptid ,in every case restoring perfect! articulation and mastication. .. , Loose Teeth fastened', arising e i!h er f rom age, disease or mercury, and deficiencies of palate effectually remedied.Ai tendance from Nine till Se ven , an d On Sundays from Nine till Two. . No, 88, Sees-street, Eight Ilvors from 131:try-greet, Liverpool. Zo be i?Poib; ROS •BAAK, DUNIFUIES-SHIRE. VO be SOLD, the beautiful PROPERTY of R 0 SE- A N situated One mile south of Dunifries,"eontaining :about 272 Acres, of ,the richest quality of soil ; and in a high state of cultivation , The Mansion House and Offices finye lately tindergoue4 horough. repair, and are fitted to accUiutocidate a genteel family. The• Shrubberies and Gatden-are lastefuliy laid o it, .and contain a choice collection of the finest, aud even some of the rarest Plants and Flowers. 'Ehe situation is reinarkably healthy awl delightio I.commanding an ekteusive'view o f a grea t part, of-the vale of Nati, the ,lyv,y, Cumb e rl a nd moun t a i ns , and Galloway; and is only a few hundred yards' istant front the celebrated " Maiden Bower Craig," which is strikingly tie, and affords one of the most anaguiticent prospects any where to, be found. The Lands of. Rust.; BANK possess a southern exPoSure, and are neatly enclosed with hedge-rows; the avenue is prettily lined with trees; and, altogether, the Property pre sents one"of the most pleasing " fancy places of residence" to be met with in the south of Scotland. Should it prove an ac commodation,- greater part of the purchase-money May remain on the kviite, for such a period as inav be agreed upon. For further, particulars apply to the Rev. Ftsoeu, of Rose- Bank, 0,20; Great George-street ; l o iverpool; or to A. II arias Esq., National Bank, Dumfries, either personally or by letter, past paid. TO MANUFACTURERS ripo BE SOLD', BY PRIVATE TREATY, a valuable FREEHOLD ESTATE, in Cheshire, containing 'about twelve statute acres of Lan.l. This property is well'worth the attention of Capitalists. It is in a rapidly imprdvinwsituation, and possesses an extensive fronlage to the river.. From its vici nity to the Docks, it is well adapted for extensive manufactories or public world. For further particulars apply to Messrs.BARTLEY Solicitors, Temple-court.' PEACOCK AND. PEAHEN ON SALE. ►llO be SOLD; a PEACOCK and PEAHEN, of the cele brated breed of Mrs. Lawrence; Stilelley•parki Yorkshire. Their Pliiiniige is of the most beautiful description. They have only shed their feathers once, and will he considered a great aiAinisifion to' any lady Or gentlemen who has an aviary. Application to be wade at the Standard Office. TO, CEMI+USTS AND DRUGGISTS. . . rff - 10 be DISPOSED OF, au Established Business in the alinveline, in one.of,the best situations in Liverpool. Apply, if by letter, post to Messrs. EIORLEY and Ev RE, Seekstreet,; or to Mx, El A SSA LL, 54, Old Hall-street. ON• SALE, FINE• SPANISH CH ESNUTS; also, fifty bushels for Planting; Amerfcan API LES, by the barrel, halfliarri,h, and retail, at M DDLEWOOD'S FRUIT WAREHOUSE, 18, Parker-street, where are ott sale, St. 'Michael' Ora'nlies, in small packages, suitable for families in the country; Piet Oran ges, at 6d. per dozen, and 45. 6d. per hundred of six Store ;• Seville Oranges; - for .Marinalade, Ike. ; a fresh arrival cif the Grape Shaddock, or F o rbidden Fruit;'Black , and Greeri'Gralies, of superior quality; bet Messina Lemons; New Walnuts, Des sert Raisins, Almonds, Figs FrenCh Plums*, with a'general as iortment of Fruits of the best N.B.—J. M. begs to observe, that his present supply of American Apples is large, and of the Pine flavour, and the best imported this season. Vor chapped hands, the VEC VTA.BLE OIL, SOAP, esta blished upWards of 20 years, 6d. slid 18. BOTANIC OIL is ;ilso held iu hi4h estimation at the Toilet; it renOtateS and produces a luxuriant growth of Hair, and preserves the lustre to extreme old age, at 25., 3s. 6d., and 5.5. in'coveredjars. to b 'Act. rilo BE LET,. w ith' Fixtures eoinplete,- an OFFICE; On 'the. I First Floirr, with two - Forthirding,roonis attached. Bent, including taxes, £35. per annum: Atiph: on the Premises, No. 29, College-lane, or to Mr: J. G pi; 30, Llicion-iieef. • S PI VA ULTS. BE LET, ,a RET A I L 'VAULT, in a populous neighbourhood. logoing alit rent iniplerate. Immedi,ite possession may be had. Apply to J. AKA VE and Co.' Chapt,l - XllO BE I:la, with immediate piissesiion, the HOUSE and ' PREM ISES, orpo,:ite the Church at' Ed!..te trill; late in the occupation of Mr. Clare. For further pa - raculiirs apply to Messrs. Laces', Clay, and Myers, Suticitors, Castle-street. ' • rylo BE LET, with itnrnediate possessiun, a Sl:lol 3 .,'with an PY.tensive and Dry Cellar, adjoining the Royal Hotel, Dal& .streei.—Apidy at Mr, Eastwood's Royal Ilotel. January 12111,1838. VElik gOPERIOR ROSEWOOD WORK. BOXES, WRITING DESKS. &c. s. 6-inch Work. Box. 3 6. Such Dino 10-inch Ditto 12-inch Ditto 11-ioch Rosewood Desk lO 0 14-inch Ditto l7 0 Mithopnv Ditto 20 0 - .20-inch • Ditto 23 0 The Public are respectfully invited to an inspection of a very elei , ant and extensive assortment of Work Boxes,, Writing Desks, Dressing Cases, &c., &c., which will, be, found, on ex amination, of excellent quality, .and the above prices must afford a Cotavincing proof that Purchasers will eff,ct . a consider able saving by sclecting their goods at THE CIVET CAT, 61, Lou u-STIZE&T, LlVEtif 00L. LIVERPOOL UNION . BANK. Bth January. 1835. XTOTICE IS PEREBY GIVEN, that a DIVIDEND of 1.11 Four per Cut. tor the halryeor ending the 3lst of De cember, will be paid to the Proprietors, on the Capital Stock of the Company, on audafter To URSDA y, the Ist March next. The Transfer Books will be closed froth 7th February, (when the Annual Meeting will be hell) the LA. March. By order of the Board, JAMES LISTER, Manager. „4,,` MEETING of the SHAREHOLDERS in the GREAT J 1 WESTERN RAILWAY COMPANY, resident in. Liverpool and the neighb o u rhood ; will be held at the Clarendon rooms, South John-street, To-mottuow, the 16 , 12 instant, at Twelve o'clock, ,to' take into consideration a Letter received from the chairman of the Company, in' reply to the letter lately addressed to him by the Sharebolders in this Town. THE , LIVERPOOL NEW GAS & COKE COMPANY. rtME . ANNUAL -GENERAL MEETING of the PRO rpitiETogs•ot this , COM PAN Y will be held •at eleVen o'clock in the forenoon, on Wednesday, the 24th day of Janu ary instant, in the Clarendon , Rooms, South John-street, pur suant to Act of Parliament. . . By order of the Committee, HENRY STEEL, Manager. New Gas Office, Queen-square, 10th Jan. 1838. GRAND JUNCTION RAILWAY. IVOTICE IS II:IMP:BY t,l VIW, that on and after tie Ist Fet 1838, the CONVEYANCE o f MERCH AN 'DIIISE• wi ' l l.u lb a e r'Y; eeininenokl tram Liverpool and' Manchester to Birmingham, and front Birmingham to Liverp ool and Nlan chester res pectively. For the prese n t; a nd until further notice, no Goods , can be taken to or front any of the intermediate Stations. • The despatch at Liverpool and Manchester will be from the Stations of the Liverpool and Manchester Company ; and at Birmingham from the temporary Station, Vauxhall. Particulars of the rates and conditions of carriage, and of the times of starting, mav be obtained on application at the Com pany's Offices, VauZball, Birmingham, and front the Agents of the Liverpool . and Manchester G.,mpany, at. Liverp . ool - awd 'Manchester. As the Company are at present in a position to carry only a limited•quantity of goods, the rates are liked accordingly. ' The carriage of timber cannot be undertaken until the Com pany's arrangementi - are'fortherchmpleted:" -- • N.B.—Gunpowder will not he carried On••any terms whatever. By order of the Directors,' • • J. 13: CLIORLEY, Treasurer. Liverpool, January 15th, 1838. CHESTER AND BIRKENHEAD RAILWAY. CONTRACT FOR WORKS, rlifiE 'DIRECTORS- of the CHESTER and BIRKEN- I HEAD RAILWAY COMPANY will meet at their office, No. 24, Fenwick-street,• Liverpool, on Tuesday the 6th day of March next, at 12 - o'clock at noon precisely; to receive tenders for the following works : First—The 'Rebbington Contract, extending from Grange lane, in the chapelry of'Birkenhead, to appoint 5 ChainS on the south side of the turnpike road leading from Neston.to New Ferry, being a distance 012 miles and 32 chains, or thereabouts. Secwici---The Bromboro an 4 East ham Contract, extending from the termination of the last contract to Plintyarcl Brook,.in. ithe town s hip' o f E astham, b e i ng a distanee of 3 miles and 36 chains, or thereabouts. These contracts to comprise the making of the Railway, with ,all the Excavations, Embankments, .Bridges, Culverts, Fences, 'and other works complete; • providing all the necessary ma terials for the same, (except the Rails, Chains, and Fastenings) and, keeping the same in repair fur one-year atter the comple tion. Drafts of the first or Bebbington Contract, with plans, sec tions' and spe c ifi ca ti ons a the work's, w ill b e rea d y f or i nspect i on t the Engineer's Office, at the Town Hall, Birkenhead, on rid after Monday, 22d January instant, find . for the second or ihe Bromboro and Eastham Contract on and. after the 4th day f February next. Printed forms of tenders may be bad at the Company's Of ices in Liverpool or Birkenhead, and no others , will be at tended to. The tenders ❑,ust -he delivered sealed at the Company's Office iu Liverpool, on or before•Mondav the sth day'oll March at eleven o'clock; and parties tendering must attend in person, or by some one duly authorised on his or their behalf, at the meeting on the sixth day of March. The Directors do not.ttiedge themselves to accept the lowest lender. • The parties whose tenders are accepted will , be required to enter into bonds, with two sureties for the due perforMance of their contracts, in a penalty not less than• ten per cent. of the Bross stun contracted for, and the names, of the propirsed sure t►es are to be specified in the tenders; ' • • WILLIAM DIXON, Chat tan. PUI3LIC HOUSES. ,EVERAL exvellpiit N'Ns; PUBLIC 1-MUSES, WIN 1 , 4 and' `5.1 . 1 it IT 'V N IRA'S, - TAPS. R • HOUSDS,, WAREHOUSE 1-LOOMS, WHOLESALE PORTER CEL LARS, a - hirge YARD, au - ri SHOPS in general. N.B.—Airpiv 4 to M. J. R. MILLck,• Seotlarid : place Auction Rooms, or 41 ; Berryl'st-eet. 1%,T01,10E . [S lIEREB tlnit the Rate of,Freivio o'n CHINA :ind E'ARTIIEN WALCE, fiutu (lie Stafi':,ed shire Pott'eries to Liv , rpo,il, r'ia• Runcorn, by 11. tiush.Ot auu Co.'s Boats, is reduced Otte Penny per Crite., Llosbead, Tierce, or Packag, • S j4t 'l,-W AX, NS , Al.. I: It 6, &c. 141REDERICK ELIDE, Manufacturer to the - Bank of Eng : it.. laud, from el. Fleet -street, Loudon . , begs respectfully to announce to the MerchaUts, Stationers, and Public of Liver pool, that he has taken the Premises, No. 37, West side to South Castle-street, (late Pool-lane) ls hich he intends opening` inn few dlys, ulth .an entire Stock of SEALING-WAX, WAFERS, &c.—N.B, Wholesale and Export Orclets executed at London Mices. 18 . 38. . • IMPORIANT REDUCTION IN THE PRICE of FURS, CLOAKS, CLO4KINGS, 4'o. ROGERSON AND MINTON ARE NOW OFFERING T WINTER STOCK AT VERY GUE A 'MY !:EDUCED Pit IttiS. CHURCII-STUEET, Corner of Williamson-street TO COUNTRY. DEALERS GENT4.EMO4. PRICES of TEAS (by the Chest) for January, 1838 : • Best' Boheas, 2s. 10d.'; Best Fokeiu, (r,Kigti and strong;) 3s. 4d. Congous, 3s. 8:1., 3s 9d., 3s. II d. 45.; Pekoe Flavour, 44. 6d. 4s. Btr. ; Green Teas; 35...74. - 34. 811. ; Bright Ta•itinka,. • 4S. and 4s. lit ; Young Hysoti, 4s. 2d. 4s. sd. ; Small Brigha Gunpoaa'der*, sv. 6d. G. 9,1. No Commission or Charges. Cash Paymcalk All orders to be post-paid. Your oLedient Servant 4, C. HANCOCK and COMPANY, 9, Great St. Helen's. Bishopsgatesireet, Lonann. JOHN PETIT, QUILL AN() V4,N AIANIFACTURE, No. 69, Sir . Thomax's Builainys, Liverpool. GRAT F:P Li L. for the encour,tgen t ent he has received since he etounienced business, takes this opportunity to inform his Friends and the Public that' cUntilitieS the above busi 7 ness in all its branches, and 'ha vim.; a stock constantly en hand to supply the orders he may be tavtiured with, at the shortest notice, it. will be:his constant study to give satisfaction; by which he hopes to merit their future favours. StationctS and others supplied on the shortest notice and on the most reason. able terms. • . . THE FAMILY LINEN WAN EHOG'Sn; REArovING /D 97,'80LD-STRMET. (Titian' Don k' IiELO‘V TUE MUSIC HALL.) - 7) and H. ANI)ERSON 'beg . leay. to itatrai their Friends . 0.t.• 'and the' Public, that they hove this ditv c.tinuii•need SELLING-OFF their present extehsi've sTo.cf:', at a GLIKAT 'REISUCTIIiN, p . iepitratory to theit Removing to the above coin- ITindirtßS FrenliSPS. A quantity of Soiled' D.AxIASK TABLE LINUN, COVERS, &C., on - S,lle at . very LOAN' ' 11, Church-siree't, Dc I'l, e t, 1837. , LONDON HA F T WARLIOUSE, • 17, CUL/Lc/1 STREET, apposite Si. Peter's Church. RS. SCOT'r, N'Vloyr of, the late Thomas Scott, of the ff~ firm of D. Nict-toi.soN and Co., hatters, 68, Church street, begs to return her grateful thanks to her numerous and the Public generally, for the favours received by her, late linsband, in his lifetime, and since, by herself, while in connexion with Mr. Nicholson, and at the same iitue inforto them that the term of the i'artnerhip. and of her Son's En , agement, having expired, she has commenced Busi ness with' her Sou, as above, .upder, the firm of J. and W. SCOTT, and trusts that the knowliidge °Otte business acgoir . ed by her Son, and ad untedutting attention to the wishes ot their Cti , titmers, will secure that patronage awl support which they now solicit, , , . • The ,t-i:ot:tc, which is of the best d es cripti.m, has been-selected from the first houses in London, and will be offered on such terms as itilhe found highly advant.ageous to Put chasers. J 0 11 .I\l. 0 G L E, AUCTIONEER, APPRA►S'ER, HOUSE fir. LAND AGENT, GREAT CGARLOTTE-STREET, :4En It It ANELAGIi-sTItERT, LIVERPOOII., BEGS tr;ininrin his Friends and the Public, that he has On (Wankel) the above Business, and lespectfully soicitsta share of their patrotiiive. • - • • ' • AP P RAISE M EN 7 'l'S made for ascertaining Probate and LP,IeW Duties. " • ' " • MONEY advanced on Goods consigned for tinreserved Sale. UNI . BRELIA ESTABLISIPftNt 31, 13OLD-STRAP,'7, UNDER TIVOM ' S Cp APE U. • . 11 A. BAT.DW IN 11,14 ju4l received a t.'lloute Assortment of AL. 'Gig and Riding( WMPS, New pattertA,)• richly ed, and warranted 01 the Lest manufacture... 14 1.11. be Sul.d at• a I'ri.'7e•to edsu,r a Old,* Sato. R. A. Ws Stock of UMBRELLAS, in Silk and Gngli . ani: faand . worcii alleutiOh to those" w h o w i „'h a g u dd . art iek at a low price. • N.B.—Always On. hand a priMe aSSortrnent of Opera and Walking CANS richly mounted; other STICKS in great variety. B. PROMOLI, (LATE THOMAS .1700LPIELD'Sd 71 AND,72, CHORCII-sTREET,- Adjoining the Postqffii•e. T • .is respectfully announced to the„ Nobility, Gentry. and Public-of• Liverpool, that ' B. Paiimoit has just arrived from the Continent, with, the greate r part of his new Purchases, which are now submitted to their inspection. W.. B. P. begs to remark that the Selection he has made has been on the most extensive.scale, and con s i s ts of every variety of FANCY GO ODS, combining the useful _and ornamental. CLOCKS, VASES, CANDELABRA, Bionze, Porcelain, and other CHIMNEY ORNAMENTS, of first-rate quality and taste, form the principal attraction s; added to which is an infinite and varied Collection of smaller-Articles, well adapted fur Presents fur the ensuing Christmas. W. B. P. begs also to solicit public attention to his new Stock of ENGLISH MANUFACTURES, consisting,. or OR-MOLU LAMPS. CHANDELIERS, GLASS . LUS. TREs and GIRANDOLES; PAPIER-MACHE TEA TRAYS, and every description of CABINET GOODS, &c. &c., all of which are in the newest style and of the best workmanship, and are now fully displayed in his extensive Show Rooms. - Prices moderately fixed, from which no abatements are made 'nor credit given. STRANGER'S FRIEND SOCIETY. ANNUAL MEETING. grin E ANNUAL MEETING o f t h e SUBSCRIBERS will it be held in the Charitable Institution House ; Slater-street, on , WEoNcsoAv next, the 17th instant. The chair to be taken at one o'clock, when a Report will be read, and officers chosen for the 3 ear ensuing. • • MICH !AIL ASHTON, Treasurer. JOHN RADCLIFFE, Secretary. Liverpool, 11th Januat y, 1838. ... The Treasurer begs to acknowledge the receipt or the following Donations: A Friend, per Wm. Cotner ' £loo 0 0 A. Friend to the Poor, per J. Radcliffe 39 U 0 James Freme, Egg- Executors Of the late Mr. ' Thus : Lea. per Mr. Wn t , 11 i;zgin • 5 0 0 Messrs. Geo. Crosfield and Co ,Alessrs.. Todd, .Naylor, and'Co • ' -•- ' • ' 5" 5 0 William Earle, Esq; ' 5 0.• J./ ' • Joshua Lace, Esq . . 5 . . 0 0 Messrs. Het wood, Sons, &Co • Its 0 0 !Mr. W. Ye(verton. ' Subscriptions and Donations will be thankfully received by the Treasurer or Secretary. 15th January. DEBILITY, NERVOUS lIMITATION,•&c. IVEEINCAL. ADMON ITORS.---The following Works are .1.71. intended to instruct those interested in ,these subjects on points of importance to health or ease of mind • awentv-third.Edition, ss. each.} Ist. THE 4EGIS UI LIE 4 affords a comprehensive physio logical history of the progress of the sUlitary passion, libertinism and intemperance, exhibiting their rueful- consequences, tend ing to sexual prostration, with the various forms of netvous' ir yitat ion and mental anguish. _ 2d. 1-11'0E1AN A. is_ written for the set:Olive fPniale, whileshe shrinks abashed at the iicea of revealing her sufferings, may find in its pages a confidential and capable adviser. It is especially calculated for timid aud delicate wives, whose ma .ternal hopes have been deferred. 3d. Til E. SY Pli I LIST is intended for the perw:ill of those who are suffering from au insidious cUiriplaint, so frequentA re 'suiting from indiscretion or gaiety, and producing syphilis, gonurthrea, gleet, stricture, &c. Tl' TIMONIA I.S. 'These books can be safely recommended as wellfor the moral truths they contain as for the extensive and successful result of the author's experience —L on d on M orn in g Journal. agree w i th the Editor of the L on d on Morning Journal, and recommend \lr. Gess's publications for general perusal Edinburgh Weekly P o pt.r. The precepts contained in this work are interesting and use ful.— Edin.';urgh Paper: This publication, while it neither spares the aged voluptuary nqr the yoo titul prodigal, offers to both the most important ad vantages.—Glasgow Paper. This work (ilvgeiana). is properly called an analysis of some. female complaints : it is written in a very peculiar style of mo ral adnwoitioa.—Dublie Morning JOurnal.‘ These works have passed through twenty•two editions ; they combine utility with simplicity, and we recommend them ac cordingly.-- Dublin Ireekly,Journal. The above linty be hod of Sherwood & Co. Paternoster-row, London; ,Ross and N.ghtingale, L o rd-street, Liverpool • T. Arm's-scluare, Manchester; and of all Booksellers. —Priuros. Messrs. Goss may ,be consulted, every day, at their lose; and patients in Liverpool and the remotest parts of tile country. can be treated successfully on their describing minntely the case, and enclosing a reiiiitt;suce for a,tvice and medicine, which, earl be forwarded to ahy'pait of the word. No difficulty.can occur, as the medicines will lie securely pac . ked, and carefully-pro tected flout 'observation . ; , ' • 7; 'Lancaster-plac6,.Stfavel, Laudon. =," tri,r, t For DUBLIN AND BELFAST. TIIP U 1 'l'- OF DUBLIN ,4 7 : 1 1,), ‘,.. ,. 7 . : _ fir;.,,;.-- 2 STEAM-EAGLE'''. _compA NY, ' ~,, .-- • ' •• li\ , CORPORATED Dir . .4ar OF PAR I,I4IIIENT. '"116 al)ove: Co me my . sail, their Vessels, (44th or without ITots,) taking, tloods ail , l Passengers to the following ports, namely, ' To DUBLIN Daity. To BELFAST,' every Tireanesd - dv. • • • * - Th.: , nerd • teatuei• ATHLON4,• On WiDNESDA Y next, the'-Fitki instant, at One o'clock iiv thg Afternoon, from the Clarence Dock. The pi iiicikite of this Poinpan-y,is that of attaching all lin- . . porters and Exporters by Dlvision of the Profits aumng them, aftar pa) meant of th e realmcommunity of titteteSts lietWeen the Shippers and Shareholders—a principle Wiiich will best guarantee to Proprietors.a certainty of their Dividends, and to Shippers of ail descriptions .01' auods and Live-Stlich the haviuga well supported Establishment of first class SI uanters r and the lowest rate cif Freight compatible with it due attention to their rriain:enance. Apply to SAMUEL P 11.12,Y, 27, Water-street. SHORT" SEA VOYAGE & EXP h:DITION ROUTE TO , BELFAST AND NEWRY, via A.14.,DG1.41 . . - • The County of Down a nd Li verpoo l St eam - pac k et f. * Ak , Company's new and powe r f u l St eam - s hi p (370 tons register-220 horse power,) WM. ABAIIIIDE.RN, Couluiander ; • • happointed• to sail with Goods ;i:nd Passengers, cloying the, Month of .JANUARY, from this Port, for ARDGLASS and STRANGFORD LOUGH every. Tuesday, from Clarence Dock, at the following hours : Tuesday, (This Day,) 164 - h January, at 11 in the Evening. fl. . 23d „ 7 301-h Andfrom AIIDGLASS and STRANGFORD LOUGH for LIVERPOOL, Eire /1r Saturday', leaving the latter place at Seven o'clock' in the Evening. The: accornniodations Of thiS. Vessel. for. Passengers are very superior —her speed is almost.unrivalle ; her lowest passage since she took the Station has not exceeded twelve hours, and in,Moderate weather is performed in , from tea. to elevan . hutirs. elyrclies run regularly to Belfast and Newry,' and Passengers wishing to avoid lowg sea passages will .find "this conveyance most desirable and Worthy Of support. 'Cabin Passage (including Sieward's PeP) 175..6d. • ;Dock - Apply to CROZIER - and-Co., Agents. 13, Goree-piazzas. . . I'OR UORK. • A The splendid Stea'rner MARGARET, 'Captain' Gossag, • • • (Tat tnni-resfigter,- and '2 4-horse potter;) will sail from Cla , renee Dock To-mot:now; (Wedoesclay,) the 17th instaut l 'at .Irvrty o'ciock- in , the Affernoon.z—For freight or passage, having supmlarrrcelmimintations, apply to J. A. and R. PORSHAW, 6, Goree Piazzas. BRI . STOI, AND NEW YORK S'lll4',Alll NAVIGATION. The Directors of the. Great Western Swam Ship • . Company hereby give notice, that their first 141! Steam Ship, THE .GREAT WESTERN, OP 1340. tons, (.actual Builder's measurement;) Propelled by. two,engines,.of.43o horse power each, Commanded by OsKaN,. , li.N_ fur Sea by the end of .lilearch• ne:it, sous to take her departure direct, front the. Port .of. Bristol for Nrew. York. early in the %oath of April. The day of Saiiirtz and all• par ticulars Of ch,trges for. Passage and .Freight will be. stated in future advertisements. • C EtIttSTOL 3 H ER. CLAXTON. Managing Director. For further particulars inquire at the Company's Otfices, 19, Trinity -street ; or of 1- ) t•str MAZE. and: Son, Bristol; GIBBS, Soy, and, Butt; trr,_ Liverpool.; and a C. A. SALINDSIIS, ,GreatiNesterrt Railway Office, Loudon. ,N.B.—Tlia- splendid Engines of this Ship-were made• by Mssrs. Maudslay, Sons, and Field, and with the Machinery generally, miller the. superintendence of J,. K. Brunel, Esq.:. SOLUBLE COCOA, Manufactared and &Id . Tl'hidesale' by PRITCHAIL.D. AN.D .C.IIIiNTHWAITE, LIVERPOOL rpliE viiibus, preparations of the COCOA NUT h ave ob i rained Considerable reputation as articles t f diet for in valids, as well as affording grat e ful bever ages in h ea l t h. The Nut: fern- Which they are. prepared is of a farinaceous nature, combined with a peculiar .kind of .oil. and. aroma, and so well blended naturally; that it-has. been thought to contain - alkaline properties Also. It a bland, sweet, and nourishing food, and, when desirable to support the constitution,, without producin g exciteMent,' it is estecithed by the faculty as one of the best beverages for breakfast,. luncheon,. Ste. A French physician 19 , aisertell, that‘one 01111C8 of chooolate contains more u t ri me n t than a pound of beef; and the experience of many other y phsicians ; of whoirit may be enumerated Huffman, Cullen, Quincy, and Billie, has determined, that. in hectic, scorbutic, and melancholic' diseases, it is generally preferable to any other dim. Water is.the, best solvent of-it, although milk is the more agreeable, and, therefore, inure generally used. As it is. of a lubricating• character, advantage has often been• derived frota the use of it id out. dell diseases.of the alimentary canal. "Chocolate is sold , in Paris for the relief of cough, arising from- a deficiency , of the- natural mucus of the throat ; and is given.tci children of a scrofulous tendency, to noutish the con stitu'ion. [The above is an extract from a work published-in London, by a.respiet-taille Chemist; on.the properties.of various articles or diet and medicine.] In; Phi.lipsisEistorical and Brotanicalacconnt of Fruits known th-G'rciat Britain, are the following-,remarks on Cocoa: / } 4e Generic na:u.e.is.derived front two Greek words, signi, filing the food. of.the.gods. "Chocolate is esteemed the most restorative of ail aliments; insomucbaliat one ounce of it is said to nourish as much as a pound of beef.". 'The Magazine. of Useful. Knowledge for 1833,- p:4ge .1*0; ree iiiarfcs,--,' "be late. reduction of duty will, probably, bring Cocoa into more general consumption as it is now half the price of Coffee,. and one-fifth that of Tea, and certainly far snore nutritious than either." Soluble Cocoa is an entirely new, anti improved preparation af . Oncoa, which' wants only to be known to he esteemed. It possesses all the best qualities of Chocolate, and is more easily prepared- for use, being pc, lectly soluble. It requires only to 1 , 1 3 used in the same prophrtion as Coffee; pour a lit tie hot water ttpon it, beat into a paste, add the remainder of water or milk boiling, mill it well,. and it i s fi t f or i mmed i ate use. Sweeten to the palate. N.l.ll—lt should never be made before wanted, as it may be prepared for the table in less.thati one minute. • The followipg sorts of Prepared and Soluble Cocoa and Cho-- crilate aro manufactured and sold wholesale by Pritztat Ann and Liv,erpool; and may be had at nearly Ml the r e v aetable Wholesale and Retail Grocers and Tea Dealers in the Kingdom. FinestPrepared.Coroa. Superior Soluble ditto, (loose.). Ditto ditto ditto, in packages. Compressed Cocoa, four squares in a- pact age. Good Chocolate, in'cakes, (blue paper.) Fine ditto, ditto, (drab ditto.) Finest'ditto, ditto, (red ditto.) Finest Chocolate, in Powder, in alb canisters. Finest Chocolate or Cocoa Paste, in 4-lb pots. Cocoa Nibs—two oz. Cakes Chocolate. stock orthe following esteemed sorts of Chocolate constantly on band, and may he obtained by the trade only: Sir Ilan! Sloan's Milk Chocolate. Sir Elans Sloan's best purified Milk Chocolate. Churchman's Milk Chocolate. Churchman's best purified Milk Chocolate. iIeROFESSOIt SWEDOUR'S HYGEIAN PILLS, for tlle effectual extirpation'oleverY spe c i es and sympto m of the symmuric and the disorders arisibk . from improper treattneat. Vrepare4' a'n4 - 61 , 1 by the stile' PinPrietur at No. 51, SEEL-STREET, LIVERPOOL. In hoxeS'at2s. 94. ati4 . 44: Ga. each. Warranted 114 A to eontain COPAIgA; CUBEBS, or any deleteriousingrelient. • * With eac h Box is given , a. Treatise on. Venereal a n d 15artibilitic Diseases, with observations on seminal wea k ness, . Rec. containingliints wotth knowing by those who are, or have been sufferers,to this dreadful . anddevastanng malady. • Dr. DAVIE,SON continues to direct his studies to those dis: (tutors arising from the too free and ituliscriininater indul gent ., ofolte passions,;which not only.occasion .a: numerons train of nervous iffections..bot.also entails on its Si otaries: all The ever-: voting imbecilities of obi aae,. do.that distressing state of de bility and deficiency, wlietherahe.coosequerree of baneful ha- bits, exeeissive drinking, or•any: other .cause bywhich the powers of the constitution become enfeebled, he. offers a firm, safe, and speedy - restoratfon-to sound acid !vigorous health. It is.a . melancholy .factithat thousands fall victinis to the ve nereol.disenseoving•to the unskilfulness-tic illiterate men, who, ly,the use of that deldly poison,llotercury, ruin the constitution, and,,when the.grewt Doctor Swedour became Professor at Ley den University, he conferred an invaluable benefit upon man liiptliby: the diagovßlY:of.his grand •Panacea, for the cure of this deplorable complaint. Never did a discovery excite a areater seasatina,it.was sought after with avidity, and used with- the. undeviating success in thejr‘ost minute and intricate cases of the, delicate:CPMPlaint, for.tbe curemf which they; have been ao lang,celebtated.• The fame of these Pills throughout Germany, rpEtoii h e i r spee d y introduction into a l most every country. The c - arta i rity with which they were continually administered can he. attested by many .thonsands. In . fact, diiring the long conti- Real were, the inseparabl e companion and safeguard nt i war thay ofthe soldier, in all cases where .the slightest suspicion of infec- , tits was,entertained.. What medicine can,be more appropriate. than that which has given such : general satisfaction? The out -Amory particle- o f .inei4-io n .- 1 , ! ,6„,, ,:puri. , rylhon - their prugreSs the ma s s o f fl u id s . Th ey not onlyi remove the disease, but ronoyate by their action tbo different functions of the body expelling the grosSer humours; and in a manner so mild and impereeptibte' as to convince the most sceptical of their astonishing ,and onequalledpowers. Th e neither contain mercury nor any other mineral, and ,mity.be taken without the slightest suspicion of discovery—they require nrt restraint of diet, loss of time, or hindrance of business, but effect a complete, cure, without the least exposure.to the patient. At any period when the slightest suspicion may exist; it will be wall• ...have.meourse to the Hygeian.Pills, for when taken be. - forerthe,disease,has made, its appearanee it lids as a certain nreYentive , ,Ary nttovinir the complaint 'effectually and secretly. The deplorable state in-which- marry persons have been "hen viaiting the , pxoprietor, rim , the use of mercury, renders it im peratively necessary to ca utionah Erpnblic, against that dangerous mineral when injudiciously administered. These Pills shonld forin a portion of all Medicine Chests, by stivand land, and Oughtnever to beam itied by-any person going lnngyoyageor,jour.tm. their,properties aro such,that neither heat nor cold will injule ticir quality, or prevent the due effe c t s on . t h e constitution, - • • " ,Dr : Dayicson. will, attend.claily athis re sidence, from Eight the mornin g until 7r. n. at (on S u ndays from 'Sin? till wbere,heigiv:os adv4 . 0;10 , 041 applicants taking any of his preparations, W ITI - I , WR APE g+ • Letters (pOst-oaid) enclosing Vremittance an‘wered by, re , turn, and M e di c i nes , ptinctinillv transrhitted' to any addr ' esr N o. 5,1,.!5EE1,-STREE'r, LIVERPOOL. t-z,144,i2r) NV FID:PIED.A.V.; (WetinesdaN tti;el7th instant, at One o'clock, dt Corrie, Huson, and Cu.'s Orrice, Ituniford.place, NO • Bales - Ben.al SA FFLOW Bit, 6 Tons It ED - S.:IN DMIS , WOOD. 11 Tons SA PAN 'WOOD. Ex sundry vessels,—A opt yto '• ' • COltittE, HUSOZNT, and - 00., Brokers. ZmsAY. Ou TH-Liaso AY next, the Ibth instant, at• One o'clock, at Corrie, Huson, nod Co.'s Office, Rumford-place, 1690,8ags -Manilla SUGAR, 39i Bogs Bak PEPPER, 104 Basketi China MOTHER OF PEARL SHELLS, Lately,landed,ex For furtiier particu lars apply to CURRJE, HUSON, and Co., Brokers. On ThultsnAY next, the 18th instant, at One o'clock, at Bate son and florsfall's Office, 01. d Hall-street, T F 20: ons of Sayanilla usTtc, now landing, ex Wil:iain Furth, north en .1 of Queen's Dock. Apply to. BATBSON and 11ORSFALL, Brokers. On 'l:nunsrlAY next, the.lBkh instant, at. One, at the Brokers' Hall-street, 3.30 Batrs Manilla SUGAR, 62 Baskets MOTHER-OF-PEARL SHELLS, jut landed ex Brilliant . , front Manilla. J. & J. BARON; Brokers. 43aantio. ALTA N E I), to rent the Ist Marc& Vele, COT TAGE, with a therfleti, and Stable attached ) , situate xi hilt Inree•ur fon r initek ttr LiNierpoul. Relit not ti; exceed £3lirpor annum. Letters addressed V L. cute of the Printers, %vitt be•iitteuuect to. . _ • W MUSICAL CATALOGUE.—'Phis day is published, titre tit R. COCKS and CO.'s C.alatogne of Giassi ti,i( for a;1 insirunients. So onspai.thly rich is ;1,,s Hutt every lover of Moslc 6nouig. hatcen' and : ,,,,cure a Copy, as it inay be had .;u application It the W..tre ..ilit..es'of ihe Firin, 20. Prines•street, llanover-sq.lare, bon ;- or.' by letter, poet-paiil ; in which case a-copy will be ,forwaroled to any part of the globe. , . \.B.—All Shippeis stieuiu forttard. this Boquet to their aiiroad. COiSlETict.kL FINISZIVN(;,ACADEMY, TATEO-eipertfuLly announces that he has REMOYJD ACAD.E;NIY jiff prepaying aucPconthleting the Gensienie3 for all deiiiattuents of Business, tieni.intw-aireut,- to No, 19. Cases:street, th& cdinei of Ciavtoti-squaie: • P, - .ivat, instruction end Evening Classes will he contiriner% Arid t he Business will coinineure ou Monday the 15th' instani. IPS. LEVERS I,e:zs to anuotince that she purposes OPEN! NO a SCII(tOL torYOUNG 1.,A 1)1ES, on:the 221 insi ant, at her P,snlenCe, 15, LAuttEL-SfItEET, Aber eronAy-srpare, hetit competent, ,With the assistance of -tier Sister,'7ll (SS FITZGE;Ii L.11),,..t0 instruct and finish in the un4ro,:tue.l branches of Ecinc4tlon. • Mrs, VERS baS be. n iiidu"ceil, by fte recomtneudation of ,ey:.-rA ft iet.ds, to adopt a Graduatedscale of charges, accord ing to the itgeS of her Fold's. ISO LiNTRANCR, Uniter Eight Yers or age :'rot, E, : rtit to Ten . 6 6 Flom :0 vi atid,tipWalaWr 8. 8, . includiti l2 Reading, `,VriliPg,. Ari'hmetic, Geography, History, Useful and Ornamental Noenle`York Music, Singing, and Di'dWlll , , each £.l I.ls. 6d. per Quarter, HALF A GLINLA kiNTRANCS. French and Italian BAIA , A GUINEA .ENTItANCE. MISS FITZGERPI:I) Wili be happy to take an Advanced. Glass .f 1 . ,,f the 4angu.iges, Drawintr, Painting on Ivory, ' Music ; and the Harp, twice a week - , , 0r attend at theirfinti,s. Fur terms 'apply at 15, Laurel-street, 4,ererounhy-square, a here, will be seen an as , o-tawnt of lashionaitle -Fancy Wolk, from Fradce, (fur Saie,) front whence there will 4e a constant supply. 'loth Januar; 1838. THE MERCHANTS' TEA COMPANT:, 41, GREAT.6I:OIIGP.SSTRI3OI, • NEAR ST. JillffiS , S LIVtiktPOOL. • ORCHARD AND GILBERT, P RoPrttEtOßS'. AXESSR.S. ORCHARD and OILBERT having purchased tf;4 above Establishment fratil the late Pl'iiprietots, beg leave respecilully to call the attention of Families and, the Public generuily to the • • • LIST . OF' THEIR TEAS, And Prices annexe' d.• • • They at the same time beg, to assure ILIOse who may favour thein that, in point of quality and excel lence, in strength and flavour, their • " • • TENS', &J.. Will be' found,' if not sup,ricr.. at any rate Equal, to the Firg Houses in the Trade. TEAS; of everY• description, Sent in their 'Original Packagf,s, 9r'•fri Che s t 'of any size or quantity. 'BLACK. . good Congou 4s. OA. Good strong Ditto Fine Strong 13reakfast Ditto 5 (I Fine'st- POlioe Souchong tit to .. , . GREEN. Pine Dyson " 6 0 Very soPerfilie Ditto ' 7 d Finest Cowslip Diito . . ' at p,. per lb., in pound . and heif-pound packages, Prepared solely by the above, of, several.sorts of Black Tea ; is particularly recommended for its strength and aromatic flavour. FINEST JAMAICA , COFFEE. 44, GREAT GEOROVS , 'STRE . F, • Neal St. Ja•Pis's Mcirka, Livharout.." . . • FEATHEitS . ROYAL. . MAIL AND UNINERSAL COACH . OFfICE', N o . 1, JAIVE'S'S,STREET, LIVERPOOL. rriTIE Public are respectfully informed Hei• Majesty's R(131 Mails!atid Patent Safety, well-regulated CoaclieS 'depart from bis. Office Daily • • ~, LONDON, Roy Al.• MAIL, Every Mornin g , a t a Q ua r t e r in 21; hours, / before Eight o'cloek. • NORTHAMPTON, ROYALEveiy- Morning, at , . • • Halt-past Sev'en &chick. t : sTorca, /: ROYAL MA ff., Evcry Morning., at a 5 ' Quarter before Light' S'elisek. HENCKLEY, ROYAL MA EVet`,' Nliiriting; at Half-past 1 • .Seven osclo'ck." LICHFIELD, 11..vAL M A IL, Every Morning; at Eight o'Clock. BRISTOL, / ROYAL MAIL Every Evenitig at a Quarter in• 18 hours, 5 • betbr'e Five (Muck.' • , _ROYAL MAIL, every Will 11 AM, E . L LE a smEHE, Evening, at Five SHE F.,,WSBU RY, • o'clock. LUDLOW and r , ROYAL MAIL, Every Evening, at a Quarter HEREFORD, 5 • ' • • - 'before Fivle'o'crotic; MON MOUTFI, and Z ROYAL MAIL, Every' 'Ereiaing, at Fife CHEPSTOW, • • 1 • • ' (,'Ulock. ''' BATII,. . . ~.4, EXETER, and ?.. ROYAL MAIL, Eve ry .„, 41 Evening, at FAL:MO(3I'H, ) - - o•chA k. MILFORD, auO.RovAt. MAIL, Every Evening, it - Five SWANSEA, 5 " , c'el,7rk. ' ; - i i. ROY A,I. M Alt' EveVy Kytthing, zit a' Quart er IpLYII EA 13 Sen ve:ar Weloi• tbrau6li Ch, - sir' 4 ibrorli' ; ‘,-eli, St. Mai)* li, Abergeie, Conway: 3 Bettgbr,. ste.. •',— . , • . . ) L' II tirot4aLt s, Splendid Coach, EON CHELI,:ENHAM, I Morning, - at a Quarter befdre S'6iAl [.., i hours. o'cleck; : tin-otter' Lh•est,r, WreXhatii, I Etlesinerei . Situp, Iltidkiorili; Kiddeic • - . j miriStiVW,ifcdstref,latid '16%k...51th , : BRIDGEWATER, 1 " 4,v cl .1,Aux.r0..N,, , ~ , ( .;XuisiTE, every ;‘l\ loruipg at a Quar- EXETER, r- EX ETER, S ter bt.toi.e :•, , ey.en,o clock. , •... • OS W ESTAY, , .'. °mot NA I, NETTLE, every Morning at WELS H POOL, and . A Qoarter•!,ast Seven o'cliiek, thrOugli NEWTOWN, . Chester, Wrexham,. Emily-on; & Chirti,- WREXHAM, ) The SWALLOW, every Evening 'at,ii• Quarter 5 before Three o'clock. - • .. BANGOR , Loan Di NORDEN, every :horning*, at a and .. • ? Quarter-past Seveu o'ulocc, through (lies:. CARNARVON,i ier, Holywell i St. Asaph., , Abergele; Curer weq, and Bangor.. , ~ • HERO. every, Morning, at ii, Quarter to. 'SHREWSBURY, Ten, through Chester, Whitchurch, and . • Wein. . . GALLOPADE. every Morning, at a Quar. SHREWSBURY, r ter to Seven s .through,Chesters Wrexham', . . . . Overton; and Ellesmere: ;...• • CHESTER At Seven o'clock, Half-past Seven; Eight, awl Chaches Ten A sr and at One,Three, Five, end seven • • " . o'clock rm. Performed by JONES and Hg KURT: /113...--.oi3sEtiv, This is the,only Office at which Parcelacan, be' look:ed, by dir'ect conveYance, to the West of England. and. North and'South Wales. Ail Parcels for-London sent by Her Majesty's Royal M,Lil, from . .this Olee,, which Is the only direct, couVeyaime, will be delivered by. Eigfrit o'clock the. following Morning; and on fhe most reasonable terms. Itsl. - ESSIIS:. PERRY and• Co. ' •SLII(G1 - ',ONS . , ina• be con -1111_• suited from. Nine in thellorning tilt Ton at Night, and on'Sundays from Nine'till Two, at •No. 23, SLATER-STREET,'near Duke•street, Liverpool, (private entrance first door up the p'assege ;) Z Bale; street; Lower - 11Iiislev-street, near to St. Peter's 'Church', Manchester, o. 4, Great Charles-street, Biruiingham: of • w hom may tie; lihd , (yeatis) with each box of pills their ,on Venereal Disease, Gonoribma, Gleets, and StriCturejitti eluding .Praetieel Observations on Seminal Weakness, arising trout early abuses. so that all persons' can obtain an immediate Cure s with ease, secrecy, and-safety. - It is a melancholy fact, that thousands fall victims to the Ve nereal Disease, owing to the unskilfulness of illiterate men; who, .by the use of chat deadly poison, Merepry ruin the con . :stittition. and cause - st:cerations, with blotches on the head, face, and body, dimness in the sight, noise i,n the ears, deafness,. obstinate ;Sleets, and nodes on the.shin ames, till at length a general debility and decay of the constitution ensues, and a .nielatichoist'diath puts a period to their dreadful sufferings. PERRY'S PURIFYING srEcIFIc.PILLs. price 2s. 9d. and 1:1s. per box. A certain, safe, and most speedy remedy over discovered for the perthanent aid effectual cure of venereal 'disease, Onion:hoes, "g!'eets, strictures, seminal weakness ; pains in the 'oink, affections of the kidneys, gravel, lumbago,•local: debility, irritation of the bladder or urethra, and other diseases of the urinary Passages, frequently performing a perfect cure in the short 'space of three days. by one small pill for a dose,' with ease, seiresv, and safety. The certainty a ith which they . are continually administered can be attested by many thousands._ The Speeific Pills root out every particle of insidious poisocrs. pfirifinng in their prpgress the whoie mass of fluids. They not only remove the'disease, but renovate by their action the differ ' etit ffilicl ions oftir body, expelling the grosser hionanrssand, in a manner iiiiiii.datui.imperi , •ptiWs' as to convince the most sceptrel of their astonistritig- and unequalled powers. They neither contaiti'MOrini:y . no. any oilier mineral, and may be taken without the slightest suspicion ~t• di4overy, They require no reatraint•of diet, hiss of time. or hindranCe of business, but . effect a complete cnreswithout thedelif exposure to the . parii ! ilf,, At any period when the slightestsuSpiclon lie well to have recourse to the Specific" Pills, fiir take* its appearance: it-acts asi certain before the ilisease.has made preventative; by moving the coniplaint effeetnaVyand securely. Messrs. lIY, ,Sut geons; continue toidiiect their studies to those dreadful debilities arising Irian the'.'toti free and indis criminate indulgencesif the passions,...whleli - not only-occasion a n u merous train nervons ag?!erions, and entail on its votaries All the enervating of.old age; but weaken• and destroy all the ,bodly senses, m . casioningloss of imagination, judgment, and memory, indifference and aversion foriall plea sures, the idea ,of' their own unhappiness, and , despair,' which arises from, considering themselves as the authors-of 'their °We misery, and the necessity of reuouncing . the felicities of marri age, are the fluctuating, ideas. of those who have given way.tei this delusive and destructive habit.- In that distressing statesof. debility or deficienity, whether the consequence of such baneful practices, excessive drinking, or any other cause, by which the powers of the constitution•become.enteoble4sheroffer a•firni, safe, and speedy, restoration to soumi and !ignite's health.. .• pERRY'S VEGETABLE PI LL.S.are well ktinwrilor the: certain and effectual remedy of secondary syniptnins,. venereal. eruptions, pains in the hones, ulcerated sore thiost,. diseased, wise, chronic rheumatism, scrofula, scorbutic , and glandblet ;. Affections, !oral and general debility, nocturnal. paint in lite' flead and limbs, depression of spirits, and all diseases arising from an impure state of the blood. ' • • These Pills are trot thy a place in the, cabinets (if. good in all masters and •aotains of ships, the more so, as they will keep -I!tti:Att, , , any lenath of time: . . Letters ft oni thr. country, post-pri „can atntrry a rentfita Dca for will l intmeil late , ' ,arßwerd. . t 23, S" I, A tnear e-st reet,. I. 4 iv,ripeek ( 1 1- riv :Peer' 14). the :Painagio . .