The Liverpool Standard and General Commercial Advertiser. — Liverpool, Merseyside, England, 1836-10-21 00:00:00

~~ _ ~:~• ', •- ~ //'~. / G=am-- L. z zC ' / -) . yL. -v , -- A--- /2--- 356. 72V •.':frrt? r. 17 1 . 1 • • • • r t • , e v , r , *,!, • I‘ . 1 11 \ • • . • , , Litt !:a • * NJ,' 4 4+ , oak 41Pir • during the effect sales,. b, at which o-day were found buy- Sea Island 3 American ;0 Surat for iliberpoot ,IbiPPfng. LADIES' CHARITY. XTOTI.CE . '..S. Ht.. ..s, s ,G 1 V !CAN, that the ELF.CTION" nt" .1.1 Tw SO tt.CiEON-ACCOUCII Etlfg to this Charity, to f r supp! the vac:metes caused li‘ the latnen d death nt: ME. PA nit, 'and t; e resignation of Mr. WORTHING iN, ‘riitt-itke piece at. the NI etrons ilimse, 58. Duke-street, Li ke-street, on l' it tim y next, the 21st instant, at Eleven o'clock- FRANC IS HAYWOOD, Prf.sident. EAST INDIES Will be despatched on the,29th instant. For BOMBAY, = The very fist first-class,,Ship MINERVA, ALEXA ' , DER M‘PuEr.oN, Commaer. For frei g ht or passage apply au board, Waterloo D nd ock, or to DU AN GIBB. AND GENERAL COMMERCIAL ADVERTISER. E MEMBERS of the Li En PoUL OPERATINZ It CONSERVATIVE AS,•OCIATION itlteuti to DINK at the Rural ANIPHITIMATIM, Great Charlotte-street, Tills LeY (Friday,) the 21.4 inst. Dinner on the tat* at Five o'clock. The Committee will attend at the house of Mr. Jo eph Hill Crane Hotel, St. Vincent-street East/ ),.;onciou Road, daily, between the hours of Twelve and T: and Six and Nine, to issue Tickets to the Members of the s hove Ass' elation. Tickets. not transferable, including a Laii‘'S Ticket 2s. Gd. each, J. L. S HARI% Secretary. )TTON. Ar /fill lane early de ate/. For B.ONi 6 WA: The first-clas s B r iti s h-b u i Ship CESTRINN, - AfiAM Kat_Lock, 'otnmander 38 1 tons reg i ster, and welikuovin in the trade as a retnarkably fast -sailing vessel.—For freight or passage apply to JOHN BIBBY and Co. ,this Year -HEARTS RESOLVED, AND HANDS PREPARED. THE BLESSINGS THEY ENIOY To GUARD!-SMOI.I.RTT. } 318084 VoL. VIII.---No. 409.1 FRIDAY, OCTOBER 21, 18,136. [PRICE FIVEPENCE. }343539 7'o .ail 15th Noceanber. For BONFY, sw,k , The fine. British-boil ►i p RANGER, • RICHARD Y, Earhen' 516 tons.—For freight or passage, having superior ac- Maater co mmodations, apply to CHaatEs - Ho and SON ; or to BOLD and RUSSEL. N.R.—To prevent disappOintment au earq appticataiu is necessary. 52166. 22954 33762 136 1714 ,Sratco b Ruction. alc by Rurtfon. HAVING received a requiition very numerously and re speetabdy signed bv. Itiohitants lII' Liverpool and the neighbourhood, to calla PUBIC MEETING to consider the pi otpriety of erecting a buildins adapted biAlie accommodation of future Festivals and othe public purposes. I appoint SATulinernext, the.22d .iuste]t, at Two o'.elock in the after noon, in the Court -fOOlll, in tie Session-house, Chapel:street, for:such purpose. atantcD. THIS DAY. TH is DAY, t Friday, ) the 2 ist . inst ant, at Bateson and Horsfall's Office; Lower Castle-street, 1377 Bags BLAC) . PEPPER, Now landing, ex Ranger.. from Mnbay.—Apply to Messrs. CHAS. HottsFALt. and Sots, filer ants, or BATESON. and HORSFALL, Brokers. SUPERB ITALIAN SCULPTURE, MARBLE CHIM. •N E BOLD-ST RFET. R. T. BR A :Nell respectfullv announce 1f is directed t o 'VI SELL by AUCTION', THI; DAY, (Fodav,) the 21st in stant, at Etev,,a o'clock, on the Premises. );1(.69 Bold-street, the retnainiag part of.the valuable STOCK 4Splendid ITALIAN SCULPTURE, which comprises finely executed Groups and Figures, including the Dance of Venus, Canova's Graces, Cu pid and Psyche, the 'tape of the Sabinex, Jupiter and Europa, the Bellervui, Venus in the• Shell, Apollo, Mercury, liebe, Paris, &c., Models orthe Campanile at Pisa, with an elegant' assemblage of large-sized and beautiful.Vases,EWera, Tazzas and other ornamented Articles. WANTED immediately, a GOVERNESS, to superintend the education of two young,Ladies, in a family residing on the East. Coast of Yorkshire. None need appl y excep t th ose qualified to teach • French, Muli /f, and Drawing. Satisractiity references will be required.--Wor •iuformation apply at No. 9, ,Upper Parliament-street, Windsor, Liverpool, any time be• tween nine mod twelve o'clock. I } 19018 4, , Intended to s ai l th e 24th, November, For BOMB' The Ship I TN, ...,, .A r ) S. GI 1.1. MA Matter;. :Ptons rthen.—For freight or p sage apply to WILLIAM and•JA - sits TY liErt, or to W. W.LLACE cuaruz, Mayor, Town-hall, 17th - Oct., 1836. iIAATON, IRLAM, and ITIGGINSON. 66214 1 13666 893854 tolerably 1 to 3d per ►ond, have 701bs for en sold at Le instance. ti 9 d 40 3 8 4.. 3 8 8.. 3 9 8.. 3 9 0.. 0 0 0.. 2 6 0. 45 0 0 .. 47 0 0 .. 45 0 0 „ 50 0 0 .. 48 0 0 .. 38 0 0 .. 4U 0 U .. 43 0 0 .. 62 0 0.. 0 0 0 .. 0 0 0..43 0 0 .. 40 0 0 .. 43 0 0 . 0 0 0..2G 0 31 0 0..x5 0 0 30'0 0.. 0 0 0.. 0 0 0..33 0 6..29 6 0.. 1 2 nd 'nice UA taken bY ktion to no- er cwt. .... er tierce. , erbariel. r barrel'. er cwt. "6' D 3 17 g 0 1g 3 17 9 ers-J Ito. idon, book- , t London, hire, manu- •ookholding Lancashire. 'chants. ithls and B. ,aidjay and .rs—Noy. 4. Itawljngs, ;es, Bitting -Janet, Lon aper—Nor. friare-road, n, Bedford n, brewery wa, cleet treet, Cler m, er—Nov. 4. :her, Leeds, merchant-- olt, Coven- r before the Idon, ship rn-drap_er-- trer—W. B. Wharnford• tire, dyer-- ,r Ulasgoir. puted front Wain, 1836, of customs eat Britain. iged 47, re• seventeenth rnor, of the of three fine r, are doing ?ars without Gartsbore, fighlanders, Oclitertyre. Excellency onlinissioner t-owner, to town. Mr. W. IL daughter. of the Wl'. J ;hter of the Ilan, Henry t Hamilton, qr. Thomas Lly (laughter nes, watch' ss, Mr.. P 3" th of Brecl" ,rge Sto) l(4 v to Itiar ian ect. Pattinson. , h au ls of son, Miin, of t"01. on the 30 Be 11 bl.Yer' A, Kr* .Irni. 11'0 ill9ess. wife of VI% affectionate • . lio dron• 05, gr. Win. ~ of SODS )11NING, ;ewton and Walbrook ; kue ; Joseph 27, Lora' e t ; Clarke , Ir. Thomas )kulon Com ern Coffee: r.row; a ria .edle-streel. L „, at hi s enry-street, a nge-streat „ Book-. I and Mr W.V,SI I INDIES To *ail bt Artier. For P 0 wr- A Tr: P I N Direct, The - fiue A 1 Brig PIIBNIA, Captain Bnow JOHN SWIRE. For freight apply to, To sail on the 10th November,. For JAMAICA, ~ Andtivill d e li ver n ooti l s at P O KY ~ MARIA, ORACA BESS A, - A:4* Rro Nv,wt Bi.sca RIVER, ;.nri Parts Adjacent, Earthe n The Barque C TIIA M , • Jou N GILL, Colonatider ; per register 354. tons.—For freight or passage, having ark excellent cabin, apply to JOHN GLADSTONE and Co. • To sail on Sunda y . next. - . For. TR t N 11)ND. , t , s,, ev, .. The fine Barque HUTCHINSON, J. Roattisox, Ma6ter; I'Yinz in the Victoria Dock.—For tertns.iif freight ar passage mi)Ply. to Messrs. JOHN Altn.noLLANn and Co., or to JAMES POOLE sod Co; ...........___ T. !tail the 25th instant,/ Itnr.BARBADOES( The Brig SPE Ng R, For freight or paArage as j. l .l y V t i , l ) ."N ' Masi6r. .'t B i 111.1.A1, and HIGGINSON. 50 1 319F1 AMERICA. it ' . . A re . qular. Trader. ..4 -14 4:1 t - . For PEIINAMBUCCO, ~ Theltrig THOMAS BATTETISBY, Captain JOHN Dori: This well-known fast-sailing vessel will ha despatched forth pit!,•--For terms of freight or passage appTv on hoard, west side - vin " .,, Dock, or to JAMES BATT I FiIiSBY Bud Co.. UNITED STATES. To sail immediate For SAV A.N N H, The fine A 1 Barge CLIO, desirable Burthen per register 407 tons; sails fait, and is amost onveyance. for gootle : now lying i n the. Brunswick •- 1 ek.—Fo r freight, &e. apply to. ANDERSON, GARROW, and Co. To sail in a few days. ~..,,,e To For NEW YORK, ''- Th A 1 t ...... - e fine American Ship 111ATANZAS, , - Captain.J. L. SPRI GER.; JUL l rthen.3so tons; built about eleven mo is ago; sails remark, a eY'rest;. and shippers will find her a a erior conveyance for 4 0 goods.—For, particulars of freight apply to --_ GNORGE 131tOWN. 21, succeed the MATANZAS. For NEW YORK, / The splendid new Ship TiI.I4ARAC, 1-; Ca p tain F. KAW "glistered 768 tons ; this vessel being biillt of the very best Inaterials, and sailing, remarkably fast, will be found' a most slesirabla conveyance for goods and a limited number, of cabin Psesengers.—For particulars of the above. apply to GEORGE BROWN. n *alt. 4 7 :1 On SALE, - The substantial new Ship ALBATROSS, Asti.tit4; 733 tons register ; built at Quebec, by Mr.,Munn, of the best materials, and thoroughly copper-fdsteneti, her cluipment is likewis e o f th e b es t ma terials, antt very-ample. This vessel, on inspection, will be found eqqakif not superior, to any built in Canada, while her model anronstruction-afford fast sailing and grea t capacity. Length, 1321 feet - keel ; breadth, : 1 1 5-12 feet; depth, 22 4-12 feet; 598 30-94 tons old measure 'neut.—For inventory, &c. apply on board, Brunswick Dock, or to DUNCAN G!BB. TO THE TRADE. Constantly on SALE, a large Assortment of WINES, CONSISTING OF SHERRY, PORT, and MADEIRA, In Butts, Pipes, Hhdi.., and Quarter Casks, Of the most favourable and approved brands,} ' able for home consumption and exportacio . Apply to JOHN SIMPSON, ine Importer. Fenwick-street. THIS DAY, (Friday,) the 21st instant, at One o'clock, at Jones, Mann. and Foster's Office, pale-street, 150 Tonspritne Cuba. J 4JSTIC, 27 Tons I,IGNUM,VIT..E, 10 Tons I,OGWOOD, 2 Tons Blt AZ I LETT° WOOD, Now landing, ex Susannah, from Nassau, N.Y., east side King's Dock.—Apply to Messrs. JOHN WRIGHT, Jun., and Co., or to JONES, MANN, and FOSTER, Brokers. THIS DA Y, (Friday,) the 2lst instant, at One o'clock, at Jones, Mann. and Foster's Office,,Dale-street, GO Tons SavanillapSTlC, Now landing ex Lucy, south-ea corner Prince's Dock.— Apply to Messrs. W. V. PORTECK and Sos, or to JONES, MANN, and FOSTER, Brokers. Tests DAY, (Friday,) the 21st instant, at Twelve o'clock, at Jones, Mann, and Foster's o p , Dale-street, 1(X) Tierces Jamaica FFEE, For further particulars apply to Mr. LEXANDEIt Flores, chant, or to JONES, MANN, and.FOSTER, Brokers. Tats DAs, CE riday,) the 21st instant, at Oneo'clock, at Jones Mann, and Foster's Office, Dale-street, 95 Tons Tampico FUSTIC. Ex Llrina; laving. in Harper's \Vurehouse, Moor-street, and Saes, Guree.—Apply to Mr. JAMES A tAx N. or to JONES, MANN, anffFOSTER, Brokers. THIS, DAY, (Friday,) the 21;t: instant, at Two o'clyck, at Bu, chanan and Browne's Oltee, Oldhall-street,. The Brig STRATI-11%10RP, Built at Port Glasgow in 1 . 826,, ofr- best materials, .4k. U? and under particular inspection, 4r the West India trade, in which she has been employed. Length St feet, breadth 2.3 feet 44 inches, depth of hold 15 feet: 1 inch,. admeasures 195 2G-91 tons,. (old measurentent,) sails fast, and carries a large cargo for her tonnage; is well' found in all ne cessary.stores; has a carved stern, and figure head, and. her cabin accommodations are of a superior description for her size. She may be sent to sea at little or no expense for mat.—Apply to . BUCHANAN and.BBOWNE, Brokers. *team Xabigation, l i t • • For DUBLIN AND BELFAST. THE CITY OP DUBLIN STEAM-PACKET COMPANY, INCORPORATED BY ACT OF PAR LIAMENT. eve Company sail their Vesselslis-ith or without • wt t ) tak 4 ttg Goods and Passengers to y te following ports, hely, To DUBLIN Daily. • Poi BELFAST--The NOTTINGHAM, TO-MORROW. (Se 4Y,),at Eight o'clock.in the Evening, from Clarence Dock, at thi the ATHLONE oat WhosESnAY next, t he 26th instant, kTrn i elock in the Evening, from the Clarence. Dock. Apply, for Dublin Line, to . SAMUEL PERRY, for Belfast Lino, to Water-street. JOHN. M'CAMMONand Co., perT le of this, Company . is that of attaching, all lin ;kte t "* , a;ndExporters by a Division of the Profits among them, r :Payinent of the. Dividends—thus creating a community of wrests between the Shippers and Shareholders—a principle will best guarantee to its Proprietors a certainty of their L..ends, and to Shippers of all descriptions of Goods and ',a Steam ers having a well supported Establishment of first tia'as , and the lowest rate of Freight compatible with -due: " at .Flaian to their maintenauce. CiENERAL STEAM NAVIGATION COMPANY. t \T , 4 4tie- ~. The GENERAL STEAM NAVI GA T IO N A I IG" . At - COMPANY'S first-rate and super io r _ y_ , _AgN. -‘,._ " 2 ". + : , ,,4._, ETS leave the CUS'T'OM-HOUSE, LONDON, ../i - k - ' - • for* say • MBURG, (carrying his Majesty's Mails,) every Wednes and Saturday, early in the Morning, returning every_ Wed hipYand Saturday. Th e spl e ndid and powerful ne w SR: . a m the COUNTESS of LONSDALE, with unrivalled ac ,..6l,titriodations for passengers, is now receiving her engines, and will immediately be placed upon this station. A t u ,O, ITERDAM and the RH INE, (carrying his 'Majesty's . 4 ' lB o every Wednesday and Saturday Morning, at Seven MANTAres returning every Wed - nesday and Saturday Redirced Fares—Chief Cabin, .£2 2s. O.WERP and the RHINE, (with a bag of letters from fr. P ost-o ffi ce,) with the Antwerp Company's Steam Ship d rin cess Victoria, Thursday and Sunday, • returning Wednes -6 and Sunday. Reduced Fares—Chief Cabin, £2 2s. .r. S TEND and th e RHINE, Saturday Morning, returning ussday n i g h t. Reduced Fares—Chief Cabin, £1 10s. • b b Monday , — Thursday, and Sunday. Reduced Fares --Chief Cain, 53. A ROU LOGNE—Tuesday, Wednesday, and Saturday. Re united Fares*Chief Cabin, ss. drum BRIGHTON to DIEPPE Saturday. ales—Chief Cabin. £l. sati t d G f ik eo T m E London Bridge Wharf for RAMSGATE and .4131NBURGH. NEWCASTLE; and BERWICK-ON -1 EED.—The Steam Ships of this Company, and of the Brunswick and Edinburgh Steam Packet Company, leave the _IS unswick Wharf, Blackwall, fur Edinburgh, Tuesday, Wed ue:!,day, and Saturday Night. 'steain Shins will shortly commence running to BERWICK ON-TwEßyi DlaNnßdUcaßphGaaccHiet.3,--,-iTs h n e ow 7werful and magnificent new Steam p THE CLAREMCE e • ll'n the MONARCH in mag nitudeiml%l,l > e r d immediately Rotterdam this station. RA iiN, 4, Crescent, Minoriecisu•afi receiving g her engines, and will be Pt tolt _and i a t p A p H l KAHN ; t and o Messrs. f o r twerp to Messrs. and , o r Thursday's Sunday'sPacke t to PacketAn- An to Messrs. LIGHTLY on the other stations to d m S r Is N ro a si a , 1.1 1 A 2 N 3,. F L e w nch a u te r r ts fi t e re , e T t ; aw a e n r d . street.—Berths may be :mi l : red at the O ffi ces of the Company, 1 7, Regent-circus,. and 69, cross, and 35, Leadenh a lt- str o a r : t bard-street; and at 61, Packs Charin g be 69, Lombard-street. this Company, and 3 7, small R a ges to be brought to the Offices of ~. Powerful Stearn-packets may be engaged for Towing and t;:tcursions. CHARLES BPSSELL Secretar General Steam Navigation ("timp ani y. ' , 69, Lombard-street, and 37, Regent -ciPeus.t 111&... Reduced Size Price of Size In Inches. Metal Bushed. In Inches. 4 5 ....1 OI 12 6 ....1 3 13 7 ... .1 5i 14 8 ....2 2 15 9 ....2 54 16 10 64 17 Price of Metal Bushed. 114. ...4 3 ...5 2 ...5 61 ...8 1. ...8 8 .. 10" 8 Hearts, Dead Eyes, and every description of Blocks g equally low terms. Oidßio c k s Repaired, and all Coaked Sheaves bought at this Store may be recoaked at a tritliLg expense, should they ever require it. TNDIVIDUALS GOING ABROAD from the Port o LIVERPOOL, are informed by w. & co. . OF NOS. 9 AND 10, CORNHILL, LONDON, that they may procure the whole,, or any part .nf an OUTFIT, from the coarsest to the finest quaity of Goods known, including Cabin Furniture, at their Branch nimsefr NOS. 4 AND 5, ST. GEORGE'S CRESCENT SOUTH, LIVERPOOL, At the same WHOLESALE SHIPPING Prices as at their Warehouse in LONDON. Daily communication between Loudon and Liverpool for, Ship-sailing information, &c. MADDOX AND JAMES, SILK MERCERS, LINEN DRAPERS, FURRIERS, HOSIERS, 4.S•e. ANCHOR HOUSE, 28, WHITECHAPEL, OPPOSITE 'PETER-STRERT, M OST respectfully inform their Friends ii t tidtho Inhabitants i f lp of Liverpool in general, that the ave made their first purchases in the London and other Mar s.on the m os t advan tageous terms, namely, for cash, of all k ds.of WINTER GOODS, and confidently appeal to the unerring decision of the Public, while they unhesitatingly assert, that for DEC(DED BARGAINS, their house is still unequalled by any other in the trade. M. & J. having ordered their STOCK OF FURS, consisting of Sable, Ermine, Chinchilli, Lynx, Squirrel, and Fitch Muffs, Mantillas, Pelerines, and Boas, many months back, when a choice selection could be made, and previous to any demand; they have now for sale an extensive assortment, fully 20 per cent below the regular prices. They have succeeded in purchasing a large lot of Indianntis, Zomoras. and BRITISH AND FRENCH MERINOS in every quality and shade of colour, being the Stock in Trade of a.Manufacturer declining. business, at the prices current three years - ago, which they are resolved to give their friends the full advantage of: M. & J. also call attention to their daily sup plies of Dands islcAliv L s ALL KINDS OF CLOAKS N 0 RTO N' S truly valuablePrinted Es, Merino, cAmomiLE PILLS for in Silk,Circassian,most z roved makcs at ilia P ec il O is lia r pro .. Cloth, ud cain UNCOMMONLYGamier Shawl t h e Pa Pattern. e a r p n . oNir Plain p . PRICES, and l c , . INDIGESTION,' &c.—These area pure extract of Cartunornile Flowers, prepared by aorder eh, F I French,n theieshortestotenbotice. 'Their Stock of 4 11 the medicinal properties of rather more thh. t .,Po flowers are concentrated into font modjire ons7zeodunglosf "- .l6 ' .b Y which B an o d rde m re a d de N t o o rwi found well worthy of attention, besides their arrivals of r"oithey are mild in operation, and have prove onderfully ii!i ' ' Gwill bed Naples Ducapes, and Figured Silks, Printed Cambrics, ,Zll4 ul in rem av i ng eyery symptom of indigeft on, sick headache i • m wl e th i s S , Paramata Dresses, Fancy Hankerchiefs and of app e ti te, g iddi n e s s, heart-burn, costtdeness,. eruptions of , Shawl ' 11;:s‘ie e t . v'. Gloves, Ribbons, &c. M. &J. hasten to euu ‘4o skin, and all complaints arising. from.aslisordered state of the ' sto ikesti,ve.organs ; they require no alteration s of diet, and their I GOODS FOR FAMILY USE, °Potation will be found so beneficial in giving tone to the 7 is ' for comfort and convenience; merate Sa their different, sorts of hutch . . as , .: regulating the bowels, and in promoting a healthy habit, 1 full to convince all who take them of ,their great ' utilitv. ' and comprising w-h t a o te m v e e r n ti o n n ec th es a s t a t r h y e . a. leave of Irish Linens. bleached expressly . 1,: t s° 1 :1 s who have suffered from indigestion for several yars establishment;superic ! r make n band a very besides Lawns, .11 uckabacks. Diapers. Sheet , use in a few weeks perfectly recovered, which ` is a ., . Quilts and Counter -14 '",'"og proof that in the smallest compass is contained the Ines in all widths; Blankets in all sizes , yhave now o for their 3' Linen, t ... Kest quantity of the tonic principle, of so peculiar a nature as L -.7 Pervade inens ; Cloths and Damasks; and all sizes of Worsted. iiiii &de the wholes ystem, through which it diffuses health panes ; Welsh, Saxony, anti Lancashire Flannes 'lable and Cotton Covers. , gt. SMALLWARES AT COST PRICE. pV4lsbolesaleby Barcliq and Sons ;T. Butler; E. Edwards; In consequence of the low rate of Profit charged on all goods, l 'w , a:ri ll :-. 141 and Sons ; W. Sutton and Co.; and A. Wilough- to credit can be given • nor abatement made. N itit4vo -..:s ie or..,:late B. Godfrey Windus,) 64, Eishopgate-street, . FUNERALS COMPLETELY FURNISHED; ci a _ __:t London ; and retail by nearly all respectable Medi- and every descripti on o f Family Mourning. 1 AN-ASSISTANT WANTED. MONDAY. On MONDAY next, the 24th instant, at Oneoek, at Ewart, Myers, and Co.'s Of fi ce, Exchwr About 124 Tons Jamaica L 0 O O D, Lauding exTtinidad Packet.—Apply to EWART, M Y filtS,. and Co.. Tlrokers. On MONDAY next, the 24th instant, at. Ten o'clock precisely, at.the Public Sale-room, Exchange-buildiugs, - _Ex.Cordelia, from Canton, 874 Chests CON.GOU, :300 - Boxes ORANGE - PEI B. ion Ch e sts SOUCHONG,. 121) Boxes Black Leat PEKOE, Ek Mary Somerville, from Canton,- 300- Boxes ORANGE. PEKOE, 43 Chests H YSON, 412' Chests TWANKAY. Ex Crew. de Lion, from:Canton, 127 Chests SOUCHONG, 61 Chests HYSON. - Ex Faerie Qneene, from:Canton, 1279 Chests Fokein BOIIEA,, 900 Chests L 379. cattv.boxes CONGOU, 211 Chests SOUCHONG, 159 Chests ) 49 H - alf-ehests HYSON, 256 Boxes S. 14 Chests IMPERIAL. Apply to Messrs. TAYLOR, Porran, and Co. ' or .SAMPSON SMITH. and Co.,.l3rokers. ON SALE, AT FONTENOY DISTILLERY, Fontenot'-.street, Lirerpool, t jp‘ ,/ T roLLANDS—an article entirely new in e English Mark -11 et, and made at this Distillery only. It produced from the 1 same materials and manufactured in preeUelfthe same man ner as Dutch Schiedam, which it at least equals in quality, and it is sold at Prices considerably under ther_Duty.upon Genera. Families who are in the habit of nsing Genera will find this an excellent and economical substitute, and it is well' worth the attention of Dealers. A trial of itit . confidently recommended to the Public. GIN, equal in'quality and flavour to the best London Gins. SCOTCH and:IRISH WHISKY. • ISLAY, CAMBLETON, and LOWLAND MALT DITTO. FRENCH BRANDY, neat as imported. JAMAICA and other RUMS, in hot - ine-otherwise. WLNES, ditto, ditto. , BRITISH BRANDY. GINGER COB DI A L—a Liqueurof 'highly estimablequalities. What is here offered is very superior, being manufactured with great care from the best materials. RUM SHRUB, RASPBERRY BRANDY, CINNAMON, PEPPE R.M.I NT, CLOVES, ANNLSEED, WORM WOOD. and other Cordials, all of the very best qualities, and at moderate Prices. A liberal allowance made to Dealers. Druggists and others supplied with.Spratx OF WINE of the, very best quality. Orders from the country, with respectable references, ad dressed to It. 111‘LABEN, at the Distillery, will be punctually attended to. AtMooutn's STORE, Hodson-street, (behind the Distillery,) there is a constant inpply of Roy's celebrated SCOTCH (ALLOA) ALES, both for Home Consumption and Expor tation, the latter made expressly for the purpose. Excellent accommodation affaded to E rportersAr Bottling. Also, London and Limerick PORTER, the latter in Barrels and Half. Barrels. SHIPS BLOCKS AND CANVAS. el J. WESTLEY, BROKER and CO MM IS SI ON AGENT, Snle • Agent for REED'S CANVAS, and REAY'S PATENT BLOCKS, No. 1, Goree-piazzas, entrance Water-street, C. J.. V(rEs-ris,r having been appointed Agent for REED'S PATENT CANVAS, begs to assure Merchants, Owners, and Captains of Vessels, that It is equal in N it al it y to the best ever offered to their attention, Canvas and Blocks for Exportation. Y Sail-makers and Blockmakers supplied on the lowest terms. Blocks complete, with Patent Iron Coaked Sheaves and Rivetted Plank Shells, above 7 inches: Alsoafew ITALIAN MARBLE CHININEY=PIECES. IVIEMANY'S DUTCH BULBS. By Mr. T. BRANCH, To-stottnnw, (Saturday,) the 22d instant, at Eleven o'erock, at the Hanover-rooms, A N extensive assortment of DUTCH /B ULBOUS t Ai ..ti. FLOW ROOTS, from the Nurs ies of Mr. J. D. NtEstANN, jun.,, Haarlem, an d com p r isin )otible ttnd Single Hyacinths, Nareisuses, Tulips, Jonquils, rises, Crocuses, Ra nuncuitises,' Anemones, &e. To he viewed on the morning of sale, when Catalogues may be had of Mr. T. BRANCH. VALUABLE BUILDING LAND IN EVERION. By Messrs. THOS. WINSTANLEY and SONS. On FRIDA Y the 4th day of November next, at Six o'clock in the . Evening, at Halliday's Coffee-house, in Everton, subject to conditions then to be . produced, Lot. IA FIELD, called the,Two Greaves,...situate to the left of the road' leading from Everton-village to Cab bage-hall, - hounded. he lands respectivel belonging to James Heyworth,.Esq., Mr. John Gillespy, an the Executors of the late Messrs. Rowe and Beesley, and ontainiug 1it.391 , . statute.measure. _ _ _ 2. A Field, called the Ten . Acre, situate in Whitefield-lane, Everton, bounded by lands respectively belonging to Seacorne Esq., and others, and containing 2a. 26e. statute mea sure- . The Tenure of these two Lots is Copyhold of Inheritance. 3. A Field, callethhe Whitefield, also situate iu Whitefish!. lane, Everton, bounded by lands and vrernises respectively be longing to Seocome Ellikon, Esq., 'I hemas Redisb, Esq., and others,. and containing 2A..111. Ge. statute ►ueasure. This Lot is Freehold of Inheritance. _ _ 4. A Field, called the Hotter Holes, situate in Breck-lane and- at. the cornerJif Rocky-lane, in Eve' ton, hounded by thy said two lanes and by lands re,pectivelv belonging to Messrs. Okill and Manifold, and' Mr. Thos. Griffith,s and others, and containing 3e. la. 172 x. statute measure. - This-Lot: havin ,, two fronts is particularly eligible for building Land. - T 5. A Field, called the Beacon, Hey, situate on the east side of Church•street,. Everton, bounded by lands and premises re spectivelybelonging to Messrs. Woodhouse and others, Mr. Edward Eyes, and the Executors of, the late Mr. Perry, and , eontaining,2s..oa. 2e. statute measure. This Lot having two fronts is alio particularly eligible for building purposes. • The- tenure of the two last Lots is Leasehold for the residue of a term of 1000 years, created in the year 171 G. The whole of the shove I.andS are desirably sittisted, and further particulars may he obtained on application at the Office of. Mr. Rontot.T Noßais„ SOlicitor, Noith John street, Liverpool', where a plat: of the• premises may be seen. On FRIDAY, the .1 8th instant, at Four o'clock in the Afternoon, at the Buck-i'th-Vino. in Wigan, in the county of Lancaster, subject to such conditions as will be then produced, A LL that compact and desirable ESTATE, called PEN IA I KGTO N'S, consisting of a MESSUAGE. or DWELL ING-HOUSE, BARN, STABLE, SHIPPONS„ and fiber OUTBUILDINGS, and the several Closes and Parfiels of excellent LAN D hereinafter mentioned, that is to say. the Calf Hey, the Barn Hey..the Edleston. Hey, theiPtile Hey, the Nearer Gorses , Hey, the Higher Yard, the Low kf Yard, the Round Meadow, the Further Meadow, and the Pingot, situate in Billinge, in the said county, and containing in. the whole, by estimation, Eleven Acres, of the large measure of eight yardi to the perch, or thereabouts, end now in the occupation of Mrs. Harper. And also a PEW or SEAT, in Billinge Chapel, belonging to the said Messuage, and therewith usually enjoyed. The neighbourhood of Billinge abounds,with the nushrPark and other valuable Veins of Coal, which there is every reason to believe will be foundoinder the Whole of the LeAul now on sale: ' -- This Estate is deli fully situated on the'slope on Ate SCHelen's side is Billings, and adjoins the htgli.roatl. 3lie Land, which is in a high state of cultivation, has a southerly aspect, and commands beautiful and extensive views. and being close to the Church, and within six miles of Wigan and Present, and fOur miles of . St. Helen's, presents 'a very desirable-situation for a country residence. Further particulars may be had,. and a, Plan of the Estate seen, on applying at the.,. 9 Efice of Messrs. WOODCOCK and PA RT p S o lic i t o r s , Hi Wigan; or of Mr. BICKER 3 T AFF, Solicitor, Preston. TO DRAPECRS. TO BE SOLD BY TICKET, IN ONE LOT, On TUESDAY next, the 24th instant, at Six o'clock in the evening, at. the Swan Inn, Bridge-street, Warrington, on such terms as will be then and there produced, under a deed of . Assignment made by Messrs.-Cross and.Pierpoint. MHE whole. of their STOCK in TRADE, amounting to J £5,000, or thereabouts, with the option ()flaking the F ix. tum at a valuation, and the Premises which :are held under a Lease.having two years and-a-half yet unexpired, which being .roomy and well fitted up, and in a most commanding situation, as well as the greater part of the Stock having been very re. cently, purchased, present advantages seldom tc be met with. For further ParticUlars and to view, apply to Mr. JOH N WATTS or Mr. Wst. Sraa'rcit,' on the Premises of the Insol vents, adjoining the Swan Inn. aforesaid. EXHIBITION Ok THE Gp.AFf E, TT having been industriously circulate hat this wonderful and highly-interesting Aninal is des ned to remain at the Zoological Gardens iu LiVerptil, the Proprietor respectfully states that such is not the fact, i being only intended to continue a few weeks in this town prerims to its embarkation for Scot land. Open froM Ten till I)u. Admittance, Is. Entrance, GO, Church-street. e n,N Tuesday week, a Geuteman's BIOTING BOOK, ik! with a hack leather hack containit4 memorandums of uo.vaine to any One but the ovner, If Muy person will bring it to the Standard-office, a Rtnwrd of 20s. will be given. FaINOE NIANUFAC VORY,IIOREEN AND DAMASK WAREHOUSE, ADR Lpfil HousE, 25, IIANELAnti 7 .4nr.ET. WOODS and Co. beg respecttu* to inform their • Friends, and the .Poblif.generaliv. that they have just received their IirENTER SIOCK of MORE ENS, DA: iNIASKS,--.4tU4iNITORE, -- Plil*rs, BLANKETS, and QUILTS, o hieh they are now offering at their usual low prices. Fringes, Ghiips, &c., made to order in any Pattern or Colour, on the shortest notice. INSTRUCTION IN GERMAN AND: HEBREW. Air R. BERNsTEIN, a.native of Prussia, / is desirous of oh taining a tew PUPILS to Instruct, aVtheir own houses, in German or Hebrew, and also to form. It Cass for the seine purpose. He would be happy to attend SchOols on moderate terms. Mr. B. is permitted to refer to Mr. GRAPF.I., Bookseller, ; Church-street,-and, to the Rev. W. Its.wsoN,.S, , aforth. For further particulars apply to Mr. 11., at No. 15, Harford street, Mount Pleasant. By Special Appointment, Saddlers to Her Majesty. SHIP LEY and Co., Or 181, ReGY.NT-STREKT, LONDON, BEG to inform the Nobility and Gentry OfX,i'verpool and its neighbourhood, that'they have taken the Pretnises, 79, CHutten , sTity.F.T, where- they are en4ded to furnish. the most superior SADDLERY, HARNI43BS, WHIPS, &c., as Manufactured uv them in The Metropolis. They take this op portunity of 6ring to their customers in this county and Cheshire their best shanks for past - favours, and to assure them that nrr effort shall be wan-ting on their part to insure a con tinuance of that pat ronage.vvithwhich they have hitherto been favoured. 79 , Church-street, 7th Ortoher. THE most splendid Stock of RIC II FIGUR/D SATINS, SATIN VELVETS, and FIGURED q.,VETS,•ever exhibited in Liverpool. LIVERPOOL cLorril ESTAB ISHMENT, Eb b i,et. MO be LET, WAREHOUSE ROO:USA - ore ss. to 15s. p er Week; also, a CELLAR.—AppIy 4Coaka FISILBR and Co., Charlotte-place, Salthouse Dock. TO be LET, PART of a FURNISHED,HOUSE. Au opportunity offers for religiously disposerpersons . wishing to reside with a private family, consisting/of only three i n number. The House is healthfully situayd, and has the ad vantage of being near St. Jude's, (and , also not far from) Christ's, and St. Mary's Churches. To those persons who are desirous of being under the ministry of the Rev. HUGH M'NEILE, Rev. FIELDING ()OLD, or the Rev. F. BARKER, with the Divine Blessing they may be drawn not only to secure a temporal abode, but be contiguous to the en joyment of the latter-mentioned privileges, and thereby prac tise that which is good, providing for their everlasting happi 7 ness. Attention given t-.) notes directed A. Y., care of T. NonToN, 47, Church-street, opposite the Liver Theatre, mentioning name and residence of the persons requiring further informa tion —Respectable References given and required. The Entire would be Let Furnished or Unfurnished. 11, Mount Vernon. fro be Kolb• PAINTINGS ON PRIVATE SALE, AT 20, CLAYTON-SQUAItEs TUST Arrived, a splendid Collection 'of PAINTINGS. by 11.9 the old Masters. Amongst them wpt be found Specimens Of the following celebrated Attists:—Rubens, Lutherbourgh, Van Eyeke, Pietra Da Cortona, Le Brun, (S . e. To be seen from Ten until Fuur o'clock each day previous to Tuesday, the 25th instant. BEAUTIFUL MARINE RESIDENCE ON TUE: CLYDE. (AN SALE, the well-known and universal) =admired Marine Residence, belonging to James Ewin „Esq., of Levenside , called the CASTLE HOUSE of DU. ON', in the distriet of Cowal, and county of Argyll. The Mansion was built a few yelrs ago, in the Ca.stelrated or Manorial style, from a plan by . the distinguished Architect, Mr. David Hamilton. The stone is of the finest quality, wrought on all sides in ashler. The whole is finished in the most sub stantial manner. The accommodations of every description are excellent; Con, sisting of Dining-room, Drawingloom, seven Bed-rooms, and a complete Kitchen department in adjoining wing, furnished With a never-failing supply of spring Water. The property' stands on a promontory orojccting into theea, and comniands the most varied, beautiful, and extensive. views of the Firth of Clyde, with its romantic scenery. The prospect from the Dining-room stretches up the 1-Liver near to Dumbarton Castle, and from. the Drawing-room downward beyond the Craig of Ailsa, a distance in all of about one hundred miles. The Plea sure Grounds are finely diversified with natural rocks, and ornamented with old .trees; they are richly stocked with large evergreens, and valuable acclimated plants, among Which the myrtle and the fig thrive in the outer air, and. from the undula tion of the surface, the scenery from the walks shifts at almost every step. While the air is healthful and bracing, it is, - at the same time, mild ansi gentle, from the perfect shelter of the situation.. Thero is a considerable extent of Pasture attached ; and the Garden is large, enclosed with high walls, and filled with the best fruit trees and vegetables. At the bottom of the Shrubbery there is an arched Boat-house, affording instant communication with the sea ; and at the end of the grounds there is a public Pier, by which an easy landing can be coin mended from the Steam-boats, which pass almost every hour of the day. The Offices are commodious. and are built in a square immediately opposite to the main approach. The' consist of Gardner's-house, Coach-house, Stable, Byre, Washing-house, with a Green, Cellars, and other conveniences, altogether com bining beauty, elegance, and comfort. This pr4perty, for a marine residence, whether in sum mer or w i n t er , canno t he sur passed. Immediate possession may be obtained. JOHN THosiesoN, Garder;er at the Castle, will show the Pre mises; and for further varticidars application may be made in Glasgow, to JOHN BA tan, Esq.. Architect; E. Pit LI NI, Merchant; or RoBERT LAaroNn,Writer, the latter of whom is in possession of the Plan and Title-deeds, PATENT ROOFING AND SHEATHING MATERIALS. THE Public a re i n f orme d t h at t h ey may now be supplied with this article in any quantity. Thiimmense demand for Patent Roofing and Sheathing has arisen from its great su periority Over paper material of every king; being of a fibrous texture, is not liable to break or erack. It is lighter, and will rover double the surface at half the cost of paper; and being. made a continuous web, will extenr} over any ;sired building or .vessel without joining. The thickiteis, length and breadth can he regulated as required where otilinary sheathing and roofing have hitherto been applied. The surface can he covered with tar, either one side or both, as the case may require. Also Patent Boards for Bookbinders, and the Article nowused for felting for Railroads, Flanches of Pipes, Joints of Tanks, and Machinery in general. `Warehouse. 23% Upper Thames-street, Loudon. STAMMERING EFFECTUALLY CURED. Air, R. SUNINER, SurtosoN. Formby; near Liverpool, can .1. "..a. assure those who are afflicted with STA mmiatlNG.. that be can remov e the distressing affection in a' short space of time, (having cured tour of his own sons) with the greatest ease and facility, by a regular system of tuition founded on Physio logical and Pathological principles ; however ibveterated and confirmed the habit, no matter of how many years ,duration or when contracted. ' Mr. S. will present' copy of his nevr - vreu-k on Stammering t o each of his pupils. Persons professing to cure Stammering, ignorant of the Physiology of the organs, and the - Pathology of the habit, must be mere quacks--against whom, Mr. S., ,kegs to caution thoss who are afflicted with Stammering from becoming their dupes. Mt. S. pledges himself that, with his instructions. adults may cure themselves, and parents their children with great ease; Medical Gentletn en are i nv it e d t o w it uesi i Mr. StlANlcit's me* thod of curing Stammering. Terms moderate.- Particulars may be known on application, by letter (post-paid) care of 31r, CUNNING, Chemist, Vauxhall-road, Liverpool. NOTICE TO MERCFIANTS, AND OTHERS. GENTLUMEN, WE ", the u n d ers i gne d M aster Ri ggers a t the P . ort of L Tool, beg lea ve t o s tate, that the Rigger! la our em ploy having refused to return to their employ without an ad, stance • in their Wages of Sixpence per day—making the pay for a day's work F our Shilli ng s—and being (for the foirtherahee of the- bissiness of the Port) 4o comp l y w ith such advance, if sanction e d by von, on the ifirther condition that the pay to the Riggers for River Tide-work be lowered front Three Shillings' and Sixpence to Three Shillings per Tide; and the Dark Tidesi-vrnrk be lowered from Two Shillings and Six pence to Two Shillings per 'fide, and one day's work he al lowed for taking the Ship in and out of the - Oraving Melt, which we alstiLrespectfully submit for your .approluttion: JOSE Pil ANDREWS, JOHN "SMITH, WILLIAM .WHELLAN; ISAAC ..lE7ssEymAN, • ROBERT PRICE; DAVID 'JONES:: Liverpool, 18,/t Octdber, 1836 . THE HORSE, THE DOG, AND TRH COW. Printed upon a very large sheet, to hang upon the wall, is. 6 d.; on stout pasteboard, 25.1 or folded in a neat caie fur the • pocket, 25,:6,1.;, Seventh Edition, QMALL'S VETERINARY TABLET. Being a Concise ki Account of the Diseases of Horses, Cattle, and Dogs, with their Cause, Symptoms, anti Cure; to which are . added, nume rous valuable It eeipes. "This synopsis, written by an able and experienced veteri nary surgeon, possesses information superior to any of its kind previously, given even in extensive publications. It has also another advantage, in compression of the matter. and the clear ness of the explanations and i ns t r uctions. In short, it is a work so excellent, portable, and 'cheap, th• we believe few per sons interested in the subject will be isaeil without being ,possessed of ' Small's Veterinary ' , et."—Yurklierald. " Here we have at one view, in et, the useful esse nce o f all o r practised on th e s e sajects, that has been writt en and Mr. ,Sivall, the author, though little in name, has succeeded mo s t admirably in a great undertaking, and fur the' smnll price of half-a-crown."— liell's Life in London. "It is the best specimen (1 lunch Information Com prised in ,small compass weever saw."—Doinfries Herald, "Tile diseases, causes, symptinns, andacureS, are. arranged 'in and easy • f renCe, different columns; anti being of prompt i i v n e nt the i i l ' i l s a ti s 4u ' i ' S 'f h i animals the ' to 'the sheet cannot fail to be' highly 'useful to numerou s 're e which t P. refers . ere°n': V avoided' tectii3niCatittilts ' having interest are also g a t f o es of horSes; and for blood-letting; and other external o eta co mprehended by farinersand others, whntuely . l7i4 w e l o l e which, as the author has very proper! c b ,i e s e jo a n si t ly o `put them in praetice."—dberdeen'Journhk FIFTH EDITiON. With the Scotch Law regarding the Sale and Warranty of Horses. ADVICE TO PURCHASERS OF HORSES. Being a Short and Familiar Treatise on the Exterior Confor motion: of the Eloise, the Nature of Soundness and Unsound ness, the Laws relating to Sale and Warranty, with copidus Direction for Discovering Unsoundness prior to purchase. By 'J. Stewart, Veterinary Surgeon, and Professor-of Veteri nary Surgery in the Andersonian University. Ills manual, though of small s ize, i s f ar from being °fantail value, and cannot tail to be' useful not only to farmers, inn keepers, and others engaged in posting, but also to every one who may have occasion to• purchase a • useful and serviceable the . 11.riX_1119' t horse. If a person make himself master o con tains,_he will be fully . prepared to se l ec t a sound annual, as 'yell as to detect and prevent the imposition of ordinary horse a lr e • l and It also contains au expose' of. the laws relating wart anty horses, which cannot be too well known, e t _b o e s cy a us . e u , n to . borrow the motto of the work, the buyer ne ed o f I. 12 dred eyes, but the seller of only one.' "—S t ir! jau•bich every becoming tyro T i l i ti t s he is a a rt u o f ex h c o r se l . i d n e g a l utiassehfuo should ldlitltolseeno Ztani v o lume, itne possessed of."—Untnfries Courier. " We can affirm, with much con fid en ce, w e know of no N i s g i l e c u u o i . i c t a i a d r r i p i u:s i b e gi l d i :E i s o o l n . smalli n b a i ch space s omaunedh practi cally trifling u s eful a ru c l o m s ta. ma tte r W. R. M`Phun, publiither, Glasgow: Sold by G. Paradise-areel, Liverpool, and did other Ilooksellets. . THE TIMES (at , LorinoN) AND THE EVENING MAIL. THE TIMES is SUPPLIRD every Morning at Subscribers' Houses, before Breakfast at the Name. Price as charged of the Office in London, from 48, Lord-street, Subscribers.having No NovsvErmits' PROFITS 10 PAY, and no Extra Charge •is made for delivery. THE TIMES is forward . ea to all parti / tif North and South Lancashire, Chester, North Wales, frOrand Isle of Man and 'the United States, on the same TerMs: 'nits OFFIca IS THN oNt.x.nrsu at which Owners and Cap. tains of Vessels, and the Public generally, can be supplied with the Times at the.trade charges. The Evening Mall, pnhiished at the Times Of see. on Monday‘ Wednesdays, and Fridays, containing the New of the Week, is also forwarded on.the - same terms, viz., 3d. each Piper. L. 'l'. GASK ILL, Agent. 'rum ROYAL BANK OF LIVERPOOL. A CALL of „i'lso per Share, (teelittig Witt' the prerioni /A. payments ,e4(10 per Share) Itaviog eft made by the Directors of this Compeer, the Sbarelin . ste revested to pay the same at the Rank . , 15, Water-, et, on or before the Ist February, 1837. Kt order, .1. CHAFFERS, Manager. Bank, Water-strea, 10th October, 1831. TO THE PltoPltlErmis OF SHARES OF 'FHB EDINKTUGH. LI4'.ITII, AND NEWHAVEN RAIL WAY COMPANY. runt' DIRECTOBS request n SPECIAL GENERAL MEETINt; of the PIWPR EI:ORS_ of -SHARE*. said COMPANY, within the RnraL ilirf EDISBOiGH; on MONDAY, the3lgt instant, at Two '414 o teccive a Report by the Directors, and- other Business. By order of the Board. J. R. ST DART, Secretary. Edinhurgh, 15th aqvii,r. 1836. All Parties who have not forwarded ihtir Scrip to he ex( hanged for Certificates are partiCnlarly rcqncsted to send then, regular ly endorsed, to my 011 ice.• No. 10, Exchange alley, on or [whirs Friday, tha2SthOc.tobr instant. RICHARD DAWSON. TEETH, mA DR OF INCORRODIfiLIi SUBSTANCES, AND L'S ►:RR niAL SUCCE N M, Fon prtLING ORCAYRO-TRETO, WITHOUT HEAT OR Tnnsiung. MONS. MA LLAN SURGEON DENTIST, -Ili, Bol.D-STREET. lA% eite,isin, Of the firm of Mallan and Sons. 32, Gre ./Nussell-stret.t, Blooms bury-square, and 10, Ludete.h• , City, Laudon, STILL continue to restore DECA le' ',ll 1 EETII with their kJ CELEBRATED MINERAL SUCCEDANEUM loin'. versally recommended by the FACULTY of London and Paris. The operation is performed in a few s,•confls. without the slightest PAIN, uIiAT, Or PR ESSUR E,, and allays the must excro- elating pain, and laqiiig for illauy years ; also I' ASTFN LOOSE TEET IL whether ;griming from age, neglect, ordibease in the Gums. INCORRODIBLE ARTIFICIA L and NA ' TURAL TEETH placed, from one to a complete set, which ale incapable of discolouration or curiosion, and fixed without the ineumorance of wires or any•otlier ligatures, Aug, aniwet every purpose . o f ARTICULATION and MASTICATION. . Charges as. in Paris.—Artitici4 Teeth Repaired. 111GESTIVE or-DINNER PILLS, for assisting Digestion, correcting Acidity, preventing 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 none-more common, than a disordered state of the Stomach, arising from Weaknewor D, , rangement of the Digestive Organs, and attended with Flatulence, Acidity, Pains iu the Stomach, Giddiness,ead-ache, anti Heartburn. Experience has satisfactorily provir fj dAbat 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. By taking two or three Pills en hour before dinner,- the process of digestion is greatly assisted, and-, by- the occasional use of them, the stomach will be'preserved its a sound and healthy state. As a preventive of severe bilious attacks, these Pills are particularly recommended ; and to per - sons , about to take long voyages, or to undergo a change of cli= mate, they will be found highly useful. As au effectual, though: gentle aperient, they will ever prove a. most valuable family. • medicine; and, as they do not contain Hoy preparation-of cabs:- mel, no alteration- of diet nor confinement to the house is- - requisite. .. - Prepared only.-by 31.. 0.. Wray, fit No. 118, Ilolborn-hill; and si , ld •Wholesalit by Messrs. :tare ay and Sons, No. 9.5., Farringdon-street-; Butler, No. 4, Cheapside; Sutton and Co. No. 10, Bow Church-yard ; Messrs. Newbery and Sons, No. 4k - St. Paul's Church-yard ; and retail by Straining, Gate of the Royal Etc:hinge ; Sanger, 'No. 150, Oxford-street-; Lowe ,and Ilorublower,• No. 47, Blackfriar's-road, London;- and all re spectable Patent Medicine Venders in-Town and Country,' at 2s. 91.. -Is. 6il:, and I Is. each-Box.—N.ll. Be particular to ask for " Wray's Digestive or Dinner Pills."' Agents for Liverpool: Mr. M %Minn!). and Messrs. Ross and Ntort-ritsoALa, Chroniele-Office. Where also may be had, WRA I'S justly celebrated BAL-. SAMIC PILLS, for Local Debility. Affections of the Kiduelt,• Lumbago, &c.—A ur E A V ELTON IC POWD ER S arid PILLS, a certain Specific for the removal of Secondary Sym.p-' 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 from an impure• state of the BIood.—CONCENTRATF:D ESSENCE- of JAMAICA GINGER, an invaluable Remedy for Flatulente, ! , Pain in the Stomach, Gout, Rheumatism, &c. and in °scaliest , adjunct to Seidlstz Powders, for Debilitated Constitutions-- irt .bottles. at 2s. 2d. each, duty included.—AßOMATlC SPCCIP 1 - )LAsTEtts, strongly recommended for all Affections of the 'Chest,ll:s. ,and. is. 6d. each.—The only warehbose for Wray's Pectoral Lozenges, Cough Pills. Chalybeate - German'Seidlltz Powders, and other useful Family Nltrlicines. • ay His HoPesty's Royal Aulh(aity. PROFESSOR SNITEDOUR'S lINGEAN PILLS. FOR the effectual extirpation of every species and symptrni' of the Syphilitic Disease,and the many disorders arising frbut , improper treatment. Prepared and sold by the sole Proprietor, at No. 4.1. Sftl- . street, Liverpool. (four doors from Slater-street) *ri boxes. at' 2s. 9d. and 4s. M. each. 4* -- .With each box is given directionS how takethese'Pills, and observations on points, beneficial to tlw atient. being Mint worth knowing, by those wh oi are, or havebeen" suffereti froil this dreadful and - devastating malady. " Venienti occurite morbo." "Oppose the disease in its infancy." "These, 0 sinful pleasures, these are thy trophies-11s thus co-operating with the foe of God and man, thou degradest hu man nature and blasteth' the opening prospecti of human' fe ticity."—Bt:s in. So said Professor Svredour, when he discovered his . grand PANACEA for this Complaint, The "flygean Pals." (then un known to the annals of medical discoveries,)as a specific, retne dy t o exterminate from the system, that intruder on the plea suresTrequently imbibed in moments of inebri:ttion, or thought lessness tnever itid a' discovery excite a sought after ' with avidity, and used with inuieViatint success in the most minute and intricate cases of the delicate complaint, for the cure of Which, they have been so long ceiot. brated. The fame of these Pills throughout fiermanyi caused their speedy introduction into almost every country, and ail drevses mete presented t o the talented Professor Swedour Wh t S tilled the chair at Leyd en University, c o ngratulatory of the 'cir. et ,„, gt ,,nce. The certainty with which they were continually tademimi,nist:ecroeadt.inceatintiT w at a t r es t t h e e d y b vi y .e t r n e an t i y le i thousands, nsepaart in fact dirrink h le comnanion an d safeguard of the soldier, in all cases where the slighteq slop i r i,, n of infection was entertaine& What Medicine can'be • mo re appropriate than that'Which h as given su c h ge n er a l siitii faction. The II ygean Pills root out every particle of theiusid irons poison, purifying' in their progress the wholeinasi of fluids, they not only remove the disease, but renovate•bytheir action the different functions of the body-=expelling the grossei'hu inours and in a manner so mild and imperceptible as to' con vince the most sceptiCal o f t h e i r astonishing an d unequ all e d powers, they neithe r contain mercury'or any other mineral, and may he taken without the slightest .suspicion of discovery= they require no restraint of diet, loss of time; or hindrance of business. The Ilygean Pills may he depended upon as a cer tain cure by persons of either sex, in all stages of a certain -dis ease, and fruit without producing the least inconvenience. At - any period when the slightest stispicion may 'exist, it' win be Well to,have recourse to the II vgean Pills, for wheirtaken .- 7 fore. the disease has made its appearance it nets as a certain preventive, remOving the complaint effectually and • secOtli. `T he deplorable s t a t e ' in which many perions have been vrhin visiting the proprietor from the use of mercury,' renders- it iin peratively 'necessarrto caution the public against -that 'danger eus'mineral when injudiciously administert , d: Dr Davieson will'attend daily at his-reSidence; No. 51; SOEI 'street, Liverpool, from Eight in the meriting until Teh al./tight (on Sundays from Nina till Two,) where he gives advice to- al applicants takiag'anv of his preparations; WITHOI T Letters (post-paid) enclosing a remittance, answered byy re turn, and Medicines punctually transmitted' to any addreYs, either"by initials or - name. . . IMPORTAN R I I " ;I D A I I ZOI . ET I y I I '2 N kIN NIEDICINT- EFAY'S GRAND PONIAIADE.—This extraordinary : J Prepatation cures, bY two or three external applkaiii l " l, 'id Douroreut; Gout, Rheumatisni, Lumbegn; and Sciatica, and all painful Affections of the Nerves, giving instantaneous relief in the most severe - paroxysms. It has been extensively employed in the public and private practice of s everal French physicians, who have declared that in no gole have they found it to. fail in curing thiise formidable.tand/fOrmenting trtafadtes. Since itsintroductioa into England, 1- as in every case fully England, maintained the high character its r ivalled success 'has - ob tained for it on the Continent: I tient. •who had for Yedrs drawn on a miserable existence . and Maay who had hillsost the use reran ine; morphia, colchium, of their limbs by rheumatism' arid paralysis, have, - iip . plications; been restored to health. strength, and contort, after electricity, galvanism; blisterilig- Paralytic Affections, Contracted and Stiff and all the usual remedies. had been found useless: Its "nsto so elliDgs, Pains of the Chest and a . s uishing and alto' miraculous effects have also heart expe rienced in the cure of Nervous and Rheumatic' Pails 'of -the ar ithout fear of in' Chronic Joints,lle a aGnldtlahnelcu''uilieltisni, Palpitation of Heart, Difficult ml t 1 Re spiration,restraint from busi i &C. It requires no sure.lt does not cause any eruption, an d , ntts or prta . may be applidd.to So/.1 by the appointment of Jean I tf jury. the most beautiful skin w sole Agent; Stirling, Chemist, No. i: 4y, the Inventor, by his pel, who will answer any inqUiries (if ' High-street, Whitecka specting it , and also show letters by letter, post-paid) re tients who have benefited by ' received from 'numerous •pa any part of the world, upon ' its application. It can be seat to part of London carriage enclosing a remittance, anti any Norica.—As there is free. Sold in Pots at 4s. 6d. eath.' see that the name "J. „E ‘ t v spurious imitation, it is requiiiite to vernment Stamp, outside .. Stirling." is' engraved on the 'Go it cannot be the wrapper, without which - security genuine. Aen • ' g ts..--(J.Nlawhood, 20,South J h ' nall, Howell, Roberts B o n sheet, Priestley ; Aspi , radford,'Rawson,-Neale. Gerdes, Wag staff and Swift, Live I' B ... tllOO , ' ownittp .and.Lisw, Harker; Tititor, Chemists, Manch ' ' ester • tr,cowetoft,• llultutt; Isbet woed,.•Pre.s -i tow; and all:Medi 'me 'V , endurs.- LORD-STREET. WIXTENSIVE ALTERATIONS' are just completed at J!'4 the LIVERPOOL CLOTH ESTABLISHMENT. The friends to the system of business established will ti . ow have a greater facility and more prompt attention in making their selections from the present immense Stock of adapted to the WINTER SEASON. PHILLIPS and HOLMK, take this opportunity to thank the In habitants of Liverpool and neighbourhood, for the decided pre ference. given to their Establishinent o .,ap4 -pl e theniselyes., that the sault,undeviating line 4)f condtret hi rto . adopted' shall he thir ftiture gtitle, and that neither means eitertion shall: e spared to supply the Public with the best devliption of WOOLLEN GOODS, at prices corresponding with the.-titnes. LIVERPOOL CLOTH' ESTABLISIIIIRNT, 45, Lord-street. SHAWLS AND CLOAKS, . / IaDIRINGLE, LAWSON, and KEMP, beg, to any - nonce that they have returned from Paris and' 'London i rtith , an unli mitod variety of all that is Novel, Elemzant, andliashionable, in SHAWLS and CLOAKS, which are now ready for inspec tion, at their kINIPORIUNI OF FOREIGN AND BRITISH SHAWLS, 78, BO L D-STR EET, Nest to the Old 'Music-hall. , _ P., L., and . K., have brought,out a. new series of Alpine and Shepherd Plaid Cloaks. MUSIC & MUSICAL INSTRUM ENT REPOSITORY, 191 LON DON- ROA 1), - (Two Doors below the Blind Asylum. ) C THOMSON hens to inform his Friends' and the e Public,-and also , Visitors of Liverpool, thaVie has con , stantly on Sale all the NEWEST MUSICAL, PUBLICA TIONS, both Vocal and Instrumental, a 3 soon as putdisheil ; also a choice Stock of , Elegant PIANO-FORTEX by• the following eminent• makers, viz. :.--/Imadwood, Collard, Deilator Town, &c..Bte. Splendid Double-action II A RPS, by gull and Co.; Guitarel Flutes, Vielins, Steel' Bows of the best French. Manufacture, and ail kinds of Military Instrumeots; several tine old Violins and Violoncellos, of the most celebrated makers. PIANO-FORTES lent MilitarY - Bands FUlnisfieft with Instruments on the shortest-notice. Music copied.- 1117: strumentsTuned, Repaired, and taken in Exchange. A regular Supply of New Music, weekly, front London. LADIES' AND CHILDREN'S• BOOT AND. SHOE ESTABLISHMENT, No SG, RAN EF. A G 1-1-STR EirT. IIT and 1. COLLINSON beg to inform , the Ladiesof V • Liverpool and its vicinity, that they have OPENED the Shop No. 56, Ranelagh-street, adjoining Mr. PEca's,lor the purpose of receiving and 'promptly executing orders, and offering for Sale an extensive Stuck of LADIES' and CHILDREN'S BOOTS and' SHOES of their'own Maim• facturing,, with a large Assortment of Goods fr6m some of, the best Houses in London, Stafford, &c. Their own Manufactured Goods they can confidently re= commend as superior to env' that are generally sold in Shoe Warehouses; being made of the best materials, under their own iinmediate inspectlim, and . in the most fashionable and serviceable style. As it is their intention not to give credit, they will be enabled to offal: thetas ata considerable dedu c ti on fr om the ge neral price of bespoke Goods. The bespoke trade, formerly conducted by W. Collinson, 20, Bold-street, will hereafter be carried on under the firm of W. and Cow Nsoar, where they intend also to keep au As sortment o f their own Manufactured Goods. N.B.—Ladies being once fitted with Boots or Shoes of w. & C.'s ..Nlanofact tiring', can have the same size again, of the number tr i arked ,any kind, bTsendiiig NEW - FM.I -I PS, time 'Landing, and on S a l e, at M I D D LE : WOOD'S . . - 18;1 3 A Kr.it-SritEE'T, Black and Green G ranes Biiiebo44#l4 - 3.o,Rei, Muscatell Raisins; Almonds, French un d. p l irttikat Plums, fine Ora nges , L emons, P omgranetS, ,Ferbidilett,'Fruit . Dates. Pistatia Nuts, new C ncoa .-N uts, &e.. &e.,.offitV4etest importation Pines, Kent Filbpris, and Wal nuts, n'ith"eYery choice Fruit in season ; Jamaica Preserved Ginger in Jars at ss:, 75., 13s. 6d., and 265. ;'''S . haddock Marma lade at 2s. fid. and 4s. per Jar. i , J. M. respectfully informs his Friends and the Public, that he has selected front the first Warehnuses.in London a general as snrtment,of the best arid most approved Sauces in - use; also, Pickles. Westphalia Ilams, Florence Oil, French \Vine, Vine gar, Olives, Capers. Anchovies ; &c., &c. A list of which, With prices, may be had as above.. In consequence of the great importation of Grapes, J. M. is selling them front Ss- to 10s. per dozen; Muscatell Raisins, of the best quality, from 6s. Col. to 7s. per box; fine Imperial French Plums, in fancy boxes, Sa. ; Portugal Plums, ss. Families supplied with small Packages at wholesale prices. Orders,,with temittances, from the country will be duly a t tended to: TO NEWSPAPER POINTERS.: rwitiF: breaking up of an entire Newspaper Concern, in con k seqnence of the Bankruptcy o r the Prin c ip a l, ena bl es t h e. Fi EDITOR, SUB-EDITOR and RE WIER, and G m Gemmel. Co nucroa to offer their Services . hat!, or severally, to a News paper Printer in want of Assistance in any of those Branches o the Profession. 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