The Liverpool Standard and General Commercial Advertiser. — Liverpool, Merseyside, England, 1838-01-12 00:00:00

% CO/ Qt/l-va'' o,& / 7 e " a z„,„.-eil 1."4"1"..-.4r/ . 4 4 wit./ vr.••;,-, • , .4, el I 11-•• A a 111116 - . „ • * , toto Ir• 41Ir g 1 • • ' • '4l MAHON WANTIID. , z - 4.. . .173. • , 1. 19, YOUNG MA, N 4 k mdchardrtei, 01 , . hot. • f: ik tor set,er4l. he f lps on extenske 411. 1 P (au.' who call I elleet4file it•terent es.) 1% desk, t oiling a SlTLikt lON as hirlAstiLiEtt of a AND GENE 11.4 I. CO MATE lA_L A D • ESTATE in the ;is; ituttei. Letters to ite addfessed or aoplientions to be m tibzrpool abiliPing• been living Demerara, ()us of ob- UG ade, at the WEST INDIES. To sail earlY in January. - • For DEMERARA, .47,4 'The Ship LEONUR T. T. SPENCE, Master ; ilurthem 401 tone.—For freight or passage .ring superior ilecomtnodations) apply to the Captain, on tor d, or to SAN DBAC El, 'FINN E,, and Co. Statidani Office. IV A-N !'ED , a respectable youni, as-an A , PPU ENTICE ' to the, FBA and GdIOCERY 1496. INk,SS. F,)r p.o.tieulars apply to U. M. Tou trNs, Tea Dealer. Great George•plaee. One f.oin the country woui.l be preferred. • Intended to soil immediately. For BARBADOS, The Ship ALICE, JOHN ANIVYL, Mast . Fur freight or passage apply to• BARTON, [IMAM. and HIGGINSON. . . . EIEARTS RESOLVED. AND HANDS PREPARED. THE BLESSINGS THEY ENJOY 'l'o GUARD! s . • VOL• Xl.---N 0..538. 1 FRIDAY, JANUARY 1 1 2', 1838. [PRICE FIVEPEN6E. ttcation. ; • To via on the 13th instant. For ANTIGUA, The Ship GRACE e i PETER PEA RSON, Comm er ; '344 tons, old measurement. —For freight or passage apply to G. W. and F. S El AND. 4, Old Churchyard. Warranted ,first Vessel —Under contract to receive no Goods after the 'l3lll instant. For KINGSTON, JAMAICA. The new Cumberland-huih Barque UCH, JAMES CAII:PFIKLI. ; ektsters 310 tons. Al, coppered, and in al respects a most ilesirittle conveyance; is expected to sail last, and has very 'tupertor accommodations.—Apptv to the Master, on board, in the Fil'ace'§ Dock; to. Messrs. Ch..v.N and ANDEnsos ; or to KERS, INI IE, and Tom LtNsoN. ;titan' Xabigaiim STEAM IisII'EIIQOURSE (Twice A vegvx) BETWEEN LIVERPOOL; FAI:MOU PLvmouTH,s, LQNDON, By the Br iti‘h oitd Irish Steam Col-hurley: - 74\ Shipp"rs will please to, noties that the CITY 9F 1.1 lre K, Captain MoPp TT, Will. leave DUBLIN on TUESDAY next, the 16th 'in si Lnt. To insure despatch. goo:ls in Liverpool should be shipped two 'days before the day of sailing.—At ply to JOHN POLLOCK and Co., •Agents to Loudon Line. 24.13.- - -Goods from the interior, consigned to J. P. and Ce., will meet with every attention. . - . - Water-street, 11th fan., 1838. sHotur SEA• VOYAGE & EXPEDITIOUS ROUTE TO - - BELI'AST AND NEWRY. ria ARDGLAS '. • , - The County of Down and LiyerpooLS n-packet i ,', - . ' - -.. 4 , ,-I*.• , t, • Company's new and powerful am-ship el • VICTOR!. • - - - . (370 tons register-220 se power,) * . . .. . - - • Wm: Allitl{Dr.EN. Co inlander; Is appointed to sail with Goods and Passengers. during the Montlynf - .I At , : usa Y, from this • Port, for. •A it DGLASS and STRANGFORD • LOUtili• - every • T uesday; from Clarence buck,'at the following hours : • • Tuesday, - 16th•January; at 11 in the Evening. ft '2: ~ lil7. :30!h II 9$ ~ And•from ARDGLASS and STRANGFORD LOUGH for LIVERPOOL. Evers , Saturday, leaving the latter place at Seven o'clock in the Evening. The accommittlations or this Vessel for Passengers are very superior—her speed is almost unrivalled; her longest passage since she took.the Station has not-exceeded twelve hours, and in moilerlte weather is performed in from ten to eleven hours.. Coaches run regularly to Belfast and Newry, and Passengers wishing to avoid long sea pass%ges will find this conveyance mast desirable and worthy of support. Cabin Passage (including Steward's Fee)....175. 6d. Deck • 2 G , 4N,P.P.Iy to CROZIER and Co., Agents. 13, Goree-piaz z as. of*. For DUBLIN AND BELFAST, THE CITY OP DUBLIN STEAM-PACKET COMPANY, • I:ThORPORATIED By ACT OF PARLIAMENT. The above Company sail their Vessels,Oith or without Pilo taklog Goods and Passengers to tilt following ports, namely, To DUBLIN Daily. To BELFAST, every Wednesday. The new Steamer ATHLONE, on WEDNESDAY next, the 17th 'instant, at One o'clock in the Afternoon, from the Clarence Dock. The 1)i ineikde of this Companv.is'that of attachinsi all Im porters and Exporters by a Division of the Profits ammigthein, after pa) ment of the Dividends—thus creatinv a community of interests between the Shippers and Shareholder's—a principle which will best guarantee to its Proiltietors acerpinty of their Divideti,ls, and to Shippers of all trescriptionsllf Goods and Live Stick the haviko , a well supported Egtabli,lialent a first eksg Simmers, and the lowest rate of Freight -coinp.i tilde with a line attention to their maintenance. Apply to SAMUEL PERRY, 27, Water-street. SHIPLEY am! Co., 79, Cituacti-svizs soppy stiperirrr WHIPS, SADDLE Y,- and HA E R :SS, All at their Alatrufar•trn y, 18.1, Regent-street, London TM. ELLEY and SON. BOOT AND gtl?E A.l A NUF AC TUtt K us, respectfully he to submit F r iends to their and the Public, their Lis't' of 'PRICES. which in accordance with their principles they have made such further Reductions in as the state of the trade will admit, withoutdeterioratiou of luality, durabidt7y, or styli . %V m. N;LLEY and SON gratefully acknowledge past favours, and five by their superior articles awl system u business to merit a 'continuance of the same. _ e GENTLEMEN'S S. I LA S' S. d. Be C i lf W ellington Boots 17 I. Best Clot oots Sto ut 32re Calf Walki ng Shoes.. 7 I Best Overall ' 6 0 s ,' Shoes Silklioed .... 6 i Stunt Walking Shoes ... 4 6 (I " I. 'l's ex,.cnted for Exportation and flome Consumption. 28, ALBION-BUILDINGS, 01. D IIAYAIARKET., And 156, DALE-sTifEET. _____ L A M B, CHEMIST, 17, Nlanchester-street, Dale-street AL* Liverpool. one Door from the Old Haymarket. CAUTION.—Mr. Lamb cautions the Public from pur chasing Medicines from any person or persons goi9g; rubor the country, standin g market, hawking front door t presenting themselves us b e i ng conne cted with authorised to sell his Medicines—under an , ever. . LAMB, and reteuce what LAM WS MEDICINES do not cont the least particle ol Mercury not. Turpentine —they are so in Ain their operation, that they may he Won by the most delicate eonstitution with equal safet y—they may he. taken without any hindrance of busi oess or changeoediet And were there are not any Worms in the system, the Meilicitoare equally mild. and equally safe; and are also particularly efficacious in bilious, nervous. and dropsical affections, in fits, the earliest stages of consumption, as .well as in most eases of indigestion. On the 27th of November, 1817.—Mr. Win. Bartley Tay lor, Ormskirk, after taking Mr. It. Lamb'e, Merli;ine passed a Tape Worm - 4 yard s long, his sympt.nus were pains in the head, accompanied by giddiness, heaviness over the eyes, dim ness-or giAt, and drowsiness; violent pains in the stomach, across the small of the- backi,and-gripings and rumblings in the bowels. On the 2ltb of November, 18.37 -Mrs. F.-. Jones. of No. 33, 'Woolf-street, Toxteth-park Liverpool, after taking Mr R. Lamb's Medicines. passed a Tape •Wortn 5 yards long, her giddin ess , of head, dimness of sight, symptoms were pains in the stoma h, side and back. grieings and rumblings in the bowels ; and often felt low, faint and sick. shortness of treath, pains and weakn ess o f t h e legs and swelling about the aneles. On the 21st of October. 1837.—A daughter, aged four years and a half, of Mr. Thomas Daniels, N 0.9. R.tioson's-hoildinivs; St. Andrew-street, Liverpool, after taking Mr. R. Lamb's Me dicines. passed a Tape Worm 3 cyard,, long. her symptoms were fever, thirst. restlessness iv the night, disordered bowels, flushed in the face towards evening, and cross. _FROFESSOR•SWEDOUR'S•HYGEIAN PILLS, for the effectual p x ti r ni i tion of every species and symptom of the .:YpritLuric DISEASE, and the disorders arising front improper treatment. sold by the side Proprietor, at Prepared and No. S E EL:STR E ET, LIVERPOOL. In boxes: at 2s. 94. and 4s. 6.1. each. Warranted not to contain COPAIB A, CUBE deleterious any deleterious ingredient. '*,-* With each Box is given a Treatise on enereal and w i t h o b serva tions on set na l weakness, Syphiliti c .cc.&T..o Diseases, o ntitinin Containing hints worth knowing h ose who are, or have been sufferers to this dreadful and de, lining malady. 'Dr. DAV 1141 SON continees to direct h studies to those dis orders arisi ng from the too free and indiscriminate indagence of the passions, which nor only occasion a nnwrermis train of nervous affections, but also entails on its votaries all the ener vating imbecilities of of l St , P. in that distressing state of de bility and defiCience, whether the consequence of baneful ha bits, excessive drinking, or any other cause by which the powers of the constitution become enfeebled, he offers a firm, safe, and speedy restoration to sound and vigorous health. It is a melancholy fact that thousands fall victims to the ye nereal disease; owing to the unskilulness of illiterate men, who, by the use of that de idly poison. Mercury, ruin the constitution, And when the great Doctor Swetionr became Professor al Ley den University, he conferred an invaluable benefit upon man kind by the discovery of his grand' Panacea, for the cure of this 'deplorable cotnplaint. Never did a discovery welts a oreater 4ensation, it was sought after with avidity, and used with the undeviating SUCCPSS in the most minute and intricate cases of the delicate complaint, for the cure of Which they have been so long celebrated.' The fame of these PillSthrnuohout Germany, 'caused their speedy introduction into altruist every country. The certainty with which they were continually administered can be attested by many thousands. In fact, during the long conti nental war they were the inseparable companion and safeguard of the soldier, in all cases where the slightest suspicion of infec tion Was . entertained. What medicine can be mire appropriate than that which has given such general satisf.ction ? The vgeian Pills root out every particle of insidious poison, puri fying. in their progress the whole mast of fluids. They no! only • remove the disease, but renovate by their action the different functions of the body expelling the grosser hunionro, and in a . manner so .mild - and imperceptible- as to • convince the mast ,sceptical of their astonishing and uneqUalled powers. The neither contain mercury nor any other mineral, and may he taken without the slightest sispiCien of discovery-they require no restraint of diet, loss of time, or hindrance of business. but effect a complete cure, Witham the least 'exposure to the patient. • -At - any period when the slightest suspicion may exist, it will be y_well to have recourse to the Ilygeian Pills, for when taken be fore the disease has made its appearance it acts as a certain 'preventive, by moving the c omplaint effectually and secretly. .The deplorable state in which Many persons have. been when, -• visiting the proprietor, from the use of mercury, renders it its • - peratively necessary to caution the public against that dangerous mineral when injudiciously administered. These Pills should form a portion of all Medicine Chests, by sea and land, and ought never to t e om i tted b y any person g ong :tt long voyage or jeurney, their properties are such that neither heat nor cold will injure their quality, or prevent the due effects on the constitution. Dr. Davieson will attend daily at his residence, from Fight in the morning until Ten at night. (on Sundays from Nin till Two,) where he'gives advice to all applicants taking any of his preparations. wcr.unt•T A FEE. • Letters (post-paid) enclosing, a remittance, answered by re turn, and Medicines punctually transmitted to any address 'either by initials or ramp. No. 5 , t, SEE?.-STREET, LIVERPOOL. LoNDoN FIAT WAREHOUSE, 17, CHURCH STREET, oppaxite - St. Peter's r7hurch. AIRS. SCO . ri. widow of the late Thomas Scott, of the 1-Y1 firm of D. Nicuot.soN . and Co., hatters, 65, Church. street, begs to return her grateful thanks to her numerous Friends,•and the Public generally. for •theilivours received by her late Husband. in his lifetime, and sikee, by herself, while in connexion with Mr. Nicholson, and at the same time to inform them 'that the term of the Partnership, and of her tion's Engagement, having expired, she intends to commence :Business with her Son, as above, under the firm of J. and W. sGorr, TO-MO 110 W, ( Saturday,) the 13th instant, and trusfs that the knowledge of the business acquired by her Son, and an uniemitting attention to the wishes of their Customers, will secure that patronage and soppnrt which they now solicit. The Stock, which is of the hest description, has been selected from the first houses in Lontlori, and wit be offered on such terms as wiil be found highly advantageous to Purchasers. SOT:UBLI4I COCOA. Manufactured and Sold Ill: lesale by PRITCHAR.D AND CORNTHWAITE, LivEnPooi... ► I-IE various preparations o f the COCOA NUT have ob ittained considerable considerable reputation as; articles a die for .in valids as well as MT riling grateful beverages in h , rh. The so t Nut erom which they are prepared . is sif a farin), ti - us nature, combined with a •peculiar kind of oil and aw*s, and so well. blended naturally, that it has been thooght,..Ullintain alkaline properties also. 'lt is a bland, sweet, and miiliishing food, unit. When desirable to support the constitution, without producing excitement, it is esteemed by the faculty as one of the best beverages for breakfast, luncheon, .&c. A French physician has asserted, that one ounce of chocolate contains Inure nutri ment than a pou n d of b ee f ; an d th e ex p er i ence of many other physicians, of whom may be enumerated 11.41 , a1n, Cullen, Quincy. and Baillie, has determined, that in hectic, scorbutic, and melancholic diseases, it is generally preferable to any other diet. Water is the best solvent of it, although milk is th . e more agreeable. and, therefore, more generally used. As it is of a lubricating chat acter, advantage has often been derived from the use of it in gout and diseases of the alimentary canal. "Chocolate is sold in Paris for the relief of cough, arising from a di , fi,iency of the natural mucus of the throat, and is given to children of a scrofulous tendency, to nomish the con stitution. [The above is an. extract from a work published in London, by a respectable Chemist, on the properties of various articles of diet and medi►ine.~ In Philips's Ilistorical and Botanical arcount of Fruits known ia Great Britain, are the following remarks on Cocoa: "The Generic name is derived from two Greek. words, signi fying the food of the gads. . . i.3hocolate is estremed the most restorative of all aliments. insomuch that one ounce of it is said to nourish as much•as a pound of beef," The Magazine of Useful Knowledge for 1833. page 120. re marks,— " The 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 more nutritious than either."_ ' ........ hod e Cocoa is an entirely new and improved preparation of Cocoa, which wants only to be. known to he esteem6ri. It possesses all the best qualities of Chocolate, and is more easily prepared for use, be►ng perfectly soluble. It requires only to he used in the same proportion as Coffee: pour a little hot water upon it, .teat into a paste, add the remainder of water or milk boiling, mill it well, and it is fit fur imniediate use. Sweeten to the palate. N.B.—lt should never be made before wanted, as it may be prepared fur the table in less than one minute. The following sorts of Prepared and Soluble Cocoa and Cho colate are manufactured and sold wholesale by PRITCH A RD and CoaNTHwatTE, Liverpool; atd may be had at nearly all the respectable Wholesale and Retail Grocers and Tea Dealers in the Kingdom Finest Prepared Cocoa. Superior Soluble ditto, (loose.) Ditto ditto ditto, in . 1 ,11) packages. Compressed Cocoa, four squares in a package. 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 Alb pots. Cocoa Nibs—two nz. Cakes Chocolate. stock of the following esteemed sorts of Chocolate constantly nn hand, and may he obtained by the trade only: • Sip Haans Sloan's '.Milk Chocolate. Sir Hans Sloan's best purified Milk Chocolate. Churchtnan's Milk Chocolate. Churchnsekh's best purified Milk Chocolate. Mateo b auction. pills DAY. On account of whom it 2nny rnnrern. Tuts DAY, (Friday,) the 12th instant, at Twelve o'clock, in the Shed, north end Prince's Dock, Abort 120 Ca,k4 Pale A LE, Saved from the wreck of the NI ary o nerville.—Ap to COR RIE. HU:7;ON, and Co ., jokers. Tuis DAY, -( Ft iday,) the 12 , 11 itod:int, at Twelve o'clock, at Buchanan and Browne's O(iice, Oldhall-street, For Export:dim? only :1 49 Puncheons .lamaie.i RUM, 27 II hds. and Tees. Ditto SUGAIri Si) Barrels Ditto GING U. Aptly to H. Bono,Tsori, F,sq.. Merchant, o r to BUCHANAN and BIIOWNE, Brokers, • bij uct~cin. 1 , 111lE• FROM AUCTION DUTY. FREEHOLD OF INHERITANCE. By Messrs. -TEIOS.•WINSTANLEY and,SONS, On TvEsniv next, the instant, at Six. o'cli" in the even in;;, ut the Feather's Hotel, Clayton-squar Liverpool', sub ject to the conditions to he then F odor ,—by order tf the .4,:x;ynees of Mr. Joh', Howarth. a Bankr t. 1 - 1 4 'OUR DWELLING-HOUSES. on he west side of the road leadimt from Liverpool to Toxteth-park. called Park road, in the several occupations of Elizabeth Dwyer, llobert Wii 2 ltt. Thomas Aldersey, and Jaines . Brawley.. Rental - £93 per For further particulars apply to Mr. GROCOTT, Solicitor, 11, liarrinvon.street, Liverpool; or to Mr. lIAMPSON, Solicitor, Manchester. LI V Elt POOL. Ti? .4 E E S RENT 1 V ,V. SA LE POS TPONED. r" yrH E SALE by AUCTION of the L 1.!: A§g ma GOOD WILL of the above INN, Alverti,dJOr WEDNEsnAv, the 17th instant. on the Pretnisem, New S‘leand-road, WILL NO t' E PLACE, the same havitig Jfeen disposed of by Private Contract. JAMES BACH, Auctioneer. Arcade, Lirerpnol.Jam'n, 1837: INSTRUCTION IN FRENCH AND ITALIAN. iDE LA CLAVERIE, (Member of the Grainmatical s and Literary Society of Paris, Authoi of several Works nn Education, late Teacher Of the French AIA4 Italian Lan guages in the ITht B ersitY of Oxford, and eight years a resident altome, where he held an official situation,) begs to announce that on MoNDAY nest, tins instant, he will resume. in and out of town. his PRIVATE TurrtoN in French anti Italian, and Rir...tiPs;N his CLASSES. M. DE LA CI. AVERIE beqS also respectfully to i / orip the Public. and especially the Head. of Families. I/ ftthat e has just com menced, at his residence, the formation C LAs , E , i ts t h e above Languages, suited to the &trete ages and ad vancement of learners. These classes will c nsist only of a limited number, in orde r that the pronunciation of the pupils iit'Av be more particularly attentle.l to. 'Terms and further oarticulars may be obtained from M. DE LA CLA VERIN, 15, Seymour•street. ___----____ pHi; GROVE SellOOL, near Wr , •xliatn, vinnlucted by r I • J. JACKSON, wiThe 11,EOPEN ED nu tl A, 18th instant. For Canis of 'Fernnt apply of Mr. GI: A pEt: Church-street, or at Nn.7, Hott Aton-street. where an inter ew may be h.td with Mr. J AcKsoN, feOnt thenth• until the day of Reopening. ' • EDUCATION. , AT WINTON-HOU ACADEMY, near Brough, West morland, rowiuctea hr Mr. ARH owsmuu, Young Gentlemen are liberally Boarded, wirentally Iretlted, and ca re fay instructed in English, Latin,G reek, and theMaihematies, fittlng thetn fur Trade or Profession, at 18 audlOGuiaeas a ear. There are no Christmas or Midsummer h aye. Further particulars may be harlot' Mr. M'( FFIE,B9, Oltihall st rept, Liverpool. and of M r. M A RSTON, Bile • Ki ng.st reet, Man chester, from which places Mr. A., will takecharge of any Youths destined for the Academy. ir HS. EVENS begs to announce that she purposes IVA OPENING a SCHOOL for YOUNG LADIES, on the 22.1 instant, at her Residence, 15. LA UREL-STICEET, Aber cromby-square, being competent, with the a .istance of her Sister, M ISS FITZGEII ALD, to instruct id finish in the undernamed branches of Education. Mrs. Ji,vENs has been induced, by the .commendation of several ft ienils, to adopt a Graduated Sea of charges, accord ing to the ages of her Pupils. Nn ENTRANCE. Under Eight Years of age From Eight to Ten From Ten to T,.elve -Ind upwards 8 8 including Reading, Writing, Ari , hmetic, Geography, History, Useill and Ornamental Necdle Woik Music, Singing, and Drawing, each El 11s. 61 per Quarter, HALF A GUINEA French and Italian HALF A GUrNEA ENTRANCE. MISS FITZGERALI) . wiII be happy to take an Advanced Class of Pupils for the Languages, Drawing, Painting on Ivory, Japanning', Singing', Music, and the Harp, twice a week, or wilt attend at their liomo-‘s. For terms apply at 15, Lanrel-strees Abercromby-sepiate, where will he seen an assortment of tagluonable Fancy Woik, frOm France, (for Sale,) front whence there will be a constant supply. 111th January, 1838. SPIIZIT VAULT TO LET. 9[lo he LET. in the Vauxhall-road, a SP! IT VAULT, (lately undergone consider.ilde Unproven tits.) which can he entered upon immediately. The rent a ingoing t‘ill be found to he nidel'ate, and a trui,t favour• le opportunity Is presented for a sate investment- - For particulars apply at the Standard-office. . _ _ LONDON AND BUIWITON IL ILW\Y. iv . ALL SH A EHOLDERS in the above Line, who titre claii n . q t tti be tt... 2 i s i ere d in the AS Of the Companv; 61( are de , itons of Voting at the First eneral Meetitig. to be held in I.ondon, on the 18th instant, to obtain forms of proxy, at the Office of Messrs. Wm. IttirriOLos and SoN, Agents to . the above Company. Proxies must be deposited with the Secretary, at the Company's °lnce, if, Lombard-street, Loudon, not latei than SAturibiv next. Loadoo. fa weary, 11338, 373. frarei-Ave,t. s AT IT:IDA Y. To-moanow, (Saturday,) Ulf* 13 h instant, at Ono o'clock, at Bateson and 11 , ,rsfaIN Oldhall-street, 78 Casks COD It) Casks DOG 2 Cask; W ALE °IL, V Casks SEA L Now lanTmr P.R.O. frotn Addle, in Geerre's Deck.—Ap ply to Ale,:sri. JQHI 11oBIN and Merril:mtg. or to BATESON and lIORSEALL. 13-"lcer,. IrLDTVDAY. On MONDAY next, the 15th instant, at Twelve o'clock,.at James - Adam's Warehouse ' 26, Relcross.stte 400 Boxes IlinieWMuscatel RAISIN , 470 Half Boxes Ditto DITT 801 Quarter BuXes Ditto DITT , • 220 Half Boxes Blitom . DITTO, Just landed. ex Mt flower, from M Alva. Apply to Mr. JAMES All< IN, Merchant, or to JAMES ADAM. Broker On 141(),D“ nest, the 15th into:int, at Ttvelye h'elock, at C or ri e , lio ß ou..and Co.'s Office, Rumfor4l,fiace, 78' C‘pks Beng,4 SUGAR, #fi Ex Crusader and James To For further rtiettlars apply to CORR I E, lIUSON, and Co., Brokers. V,TrIDATM'S'I3 A y. On WEDNEsos I( next, the 17ta in•oant, at Twelve o'clock, at Corrie, Ellison, and Co.'s °aloe, 14 notlril-place, 1(X) Bales Benval Tons Li ED SA N RW S O Ex Eleanor Laidinan. Mandarin, and Frank and.—Apply to 'COBB I E; Il USON, and CO., Brokers. On WEnNEsnAr next, the 17th instant, at Twelve o'clock, in Dunctin and Ewing's Bonded Yard. Serum-street, 38/ Lots Honduras MAHOGANY, Now landing ex lieg,ular, direct from the W.—This ca.rgn is of various qualities, suitable both for Macyner'y and Cabinet purposes.—Fur catalogues and particulars apply to PANIEL BUCHANAN and SON, Brokers. On WknNv.sfisy next, the 17th instant; at Twelve o' Mock, in Duncan a nd Ewing's Bonded Yard, Serton•st et, 266 Logs Cuba MAHOGANY, 19 Leigs Havana CEDAII, Lately landed per Howard, rum, Key We .—Apply to H. Ito li TSO N , Esq., Merchant, or to DUNCAN and EWING, Brokers. The above Mahogany is subjected to £5 per ton duty. Immediately after. I3G LJg. MAI-100.-kNY, r / 73 Logs Havana ll EWA Lately landed per Thomas Tu , ker, from assau. —A pp l y to Messrs. CLAYPOLE and SON. Merchant., o n DUNCAN and EWING, Brokers. THURSDAY. On TH URSD Y next, h inoatit, at One o'clock. al.Currie, ti ti .a,n, and Co.'s Office, Rumford- dace, 16g) sITGAR, 100 iskets China MOTHER OF Pt* RI, SHELLS, I Tons-SA PAN WOOD, Lately landed ex Brilliant. from Manilla —For further particu lars apply to CO R RI USON, and Co., Brokers. FRIDAY. On FRIDAY next, the 19th ingtani, at One ,'chick, at Currie, 111:son, and Co.'s Office. littmfold-place, ?at° E. I KIPS, 'Ex Imogen, from Calcutta.—Apply to Messrs. TAYLOR, POTTER, and Co., l‘lerelotnis. or to •. CORRIE, II USON, and Co., Brokers. AFTER FRIDAY NEHT. I'.tpone(l, from Monda,y, the 15th, To MoNDAy, the 22d instant, at Twelve 'Clock, at Corrie, (bison, awl Co.'s Office, Rot ; d-place, 10Cases, containing 487 Pieces, Pongee . NDKERCLIIEFS 10 11 - S(X) MKS. ' 'For further particulars apply to Messrs. TAYLOR, POTTER, and Co., Merchants, or to CO RRIE, 1-IUSON, and Co., Brokers. UMBRELLA ESTABLISHMENT, • 31, 1301,0•STIMET, UNDER DR. THOM'S CHAPEL. 11.3 A. BALDW I N has just received a choice Assortment or lade Gig and Hiding WHIPS, (new patterns.) richly chas ed, and warranted or the lit•st manufacture. Wi "re Sold at a Price to ensure a quick Sale. R. A. B.'s Stork of UMBRELLAS, i ilk and Gingham, will-he found worth attention to those w wish a good article At a low price. N.B.—Always on hand a prime assortment of Opera and Walking CANES richly mounted; other STICKS in great variety. ARCADE ROOMS. linusehold Furniture, Sea Beds, Ogee Roaster, Experimental Sic.yallon Still, Shop Fixtures, Shop Sinew, Laiye Scale Beam, 4v.- , • By Mr. BACII, To-mon nem, (Saturday.) the 13th instant. it P,leven o'clock, tVARIETY a HOUSEHOLD FURN ITURE, dis trained for Rent, comprising Heeded pf'd Plain Camp and Truck Bedsteads, Palliasses, several new NVittresses. Mahogany Dining Table, 9 fret '8 inches by 4 feet 3 inches, with round ends, sundry articles of Millineryand Glass, a large Scale Beam and Ends (up to any weight,) an Improved POrtable Coffee Roaster, an Experimental Six Gallon Still. May be viewed on the Morning of Sale. F1117,S OF AUCTION DUTY TO SHIPBUILDERS, SHIPOWNERS, AND OTHERS. Mr. DIXON, On WEDNEsnAY, the 141 b day of February next, unless pre viously disposed of by private contraet, of which notice wilt he given, subject In conditions, - on the prentises, at Ratoser, in the Isle of Man, by order of the Asa;' tees of Messrs. C. Humberston and Co.. ALT. that SHIPBUILDING YA , situate and being lin Ramsey, in the Isle of Man, i ith the M ESSUAGE or DWELLING • HOUSE, SHEDS, SMITHIES, iron other F, ree ti o us tb.ereon ; containing four Statute Acres, or thereabouts, bounded on the east and south sides by the "de vratcr. where vessels of sue and 600 'tons have been launched, and late in the possession (tithe said . MesSrs. Chas. Ilumberston 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 Toils , suitable for carrying On an extensive Shipbuilding Estatilishinent. Mr. Timm A S KNEA LE, Ramsey, will spew the Premises. For further particulars apply to Mr. Jou N Bpi HY, Account ant, Tem NI ple.str e pt ; or tor,.TotiN PEACOCK, or Mr. RuntLirr Fitonsn A M, Solicitors, Liverpool. Just Published, in 2 vols., Post Bvo., cloth boards, price 255., i,tustrated by a 111:ip and 10 Pail,. Dedicated to Iler Most tiraenms Maje. the Queen, gram MISERIES and BEAUTIES REL.-VIVI). By JONATHAN limns, Assistant Agr ural Commissioner on the late Irish Poor Ingoity. These %olutties contain abstracts Of the most interesting and important parts of the Official Examinations; Remarks on the State of Agricultute, and on the Condition and Habits of the People ttie Na rralive of a Tour throtwh Thirty of the Irish Counties; and S iggestions for Reviving the Industry anq Prosperity of Ireland. LoNGstAN, Cum:. and Co., London; J. F. CANNELG, Liver , pool. T A PUBLIC MEETING of the COTTAGE OWN " L EliS' ASBOCIAFION, held on the evcni ig of WEn. nesday, the Ithh Januar) instant, at the Pied 11 lon, Great Chat tut le-street, Mr. EDMUND FORD in the I Hove( by Ms. E. KN and secont liesolurd,--That the Report of the Co hair, by Mr. JONES, and alittee he adopted. Moved by Mr. ELLts, and seconded by Mr. IbiNsliAW, and ed, —T at the following peAllii,n be adupled, dud re uldiu for s?gualitre until the 22.1 Instant; that it . be sent to Lot d Sdudtin fori)resentation, and that Mr. (;resswell anti the metn hers of the County be requested to ttuppuit the prayer of the petition. To the honourable the Commons of the United King dom assembled : The humble Petition of the Owners of Cottage Pro perty in Liverpool, iu the county of Lancaster, SHEWETH, That }our Petitioners observe, with great surprise and alarm, that Sirll. Vvrof.y has introduced to dour Honourable House a Bill, the provisions of w hich are to rale the Owners of tene- :Items of £2U. and under, to the parochial rates, instead ut the Occupiers. A..tainst such an enactment your Petit ionela most earnestly remonstrate, inasmuch as they consider it partial, mu just, and That your Petitioners, frern experience, are convinced that the returns from small property are regulated by the prosperity add adversity of the tunes; cousequently,.in adverse tames the Owners would be called upon for the greatest contribution, when their receipts would be the least. That such a liability . on the Owner would prevent the erection irf propertv.subje , t to us operation ; therefore dwellings fur the poor would become 'scarce and dear-the working classes in large towns would be compelled.to herd together in dark and unwholesome cellitis and Looms; the demoralizing, pernicious, and injurious effects of which on the minds and bodily, health Hof their inhabitants. your. Honourable ilouse can more readi:y conceive tits') yimr.Pelitioners tan describe. That your 'Petitioners are ready to prove that their losses, through the poverty of the lowe r classes, are as two to ooe in proportion to the rates required fur the relief of the poor,-being, as before stated, regulated by the state of toe times; thus sh,,w ing that such,property as is occupied by the very pour does iu volu ntarily cootribute to their support. 'Phut it is a well-known fact, that many of the Occupants of small property are unable, through extreme poverty, to pay their rents without any additional eharge ; therefore, should the, measure pass into law, the ii!rndlord would be obliged.to lay double the amount of rates on all his Tenants—thus compelling, those who du pay to make up fur the defalcations of those who do not. That an Act similar in principle was in operation in this Parish four veats ago, which caused much bickering and ill feeling. The owners were necessaril more severe in enforcing the rents, which impoverishett the Tenants, increased the bur !hens of the Parish, raised the rates from Is. 9d. the first year to 2s 6 , 1. the second year of its operation. Thus in lieu of re lieving the rate-payers at large, had the contrary effect, and was ftund, after three years' trial, to be an instrument to grind down the industrious artizan into a state of pauperism to so alarming au extent, that the Parish authorities, (tram. whom the Bill originated,) at their own expense, obtained the repeal of the Act ; since. which vine, the rate is reduced to Is, 6d.. in the pound. And your Petitioners therefore pray, that the Bill do not pass. 'Moved by Mr. Ws I.THF.W, seconded by Mr. and Rewted,- 2 'That the thanks ()lads meeting are due to II A. Aglionby, Esq., M.P. for Coekermouth, for his perseverance in bringing forward a Bill "by summary process to obtain possession of small Tenements," and that a petitiot\be sent to the lluuse of Commons in support alit. . Moved by Mr. DAN ;tics, seconded by Mr. HESKETH, and Rexoleed,—That the tollowing Petition be approved o f arid forwarded to Lord Sandon .for presentation, and that Mr. Cress welt be requested to,support the same; and that the members of the county be requested to assist w passing the bill. To the Honmable .the Commons of the United Kinr dom of Great Britain and Ireland, iu Parliament assembled, — The Petition-of Owners of Houses and Tenements in the Town of Liverpool and its vicinity, flusraLy That. Your Petitioners leatn.with great satisfaction that a Bill is now before your llonourah!e House, entided, " A Bill to facilitate the'recovery of possession of tenements, after due de termination of the tenancy,'' and they beg most earnestly but respectfully to state, '['hat the law between Landlord and Tenant as it now stands, is very insufficient for the recovery of the possession of lands and tenements, held by Tenants atter the due and legal expira tion of he tenancy, our: dues not afford to the landirods thereof that security necessary to the enjoyment of their properly. That this lamentable defect of 'the law is very alien, and indeed constantly, taken advantage of by ill-disposed and re• ft ado' y Tenants, who consequently are induced to commit the most agravated frauds, as well as wilful delapidation, on the premises; and these things they do with impunity, setting the Owners at defiance. That numerous instances occur where Tenants not only re fuse to rent, bust withhold front their Landlords possession of the pi emises alter the expiration of leases or legal notices to quit, conscious as they are that the expense of any remedy against them, provided, by the existing law, would be still fur-. titer ruinous, and in some instances would almost reach the value of the tenements sought to be recovered. That, in the present detective state of the law, the length of notice given, and the time necessary*, prosecute an ejectment, gives tenants of vicious habits sufficient opp , ,rtunity„iu addition to non.pa went of rents. all kinds of waste, wilful dilapidation and depredation on the property; and at length, when restored to the landlord, is found to have cost numerous expenaesiu and is seriously injured. the uff-'nding ietrants absconded. a n d, from their poverty, the landlords are deterred attempting to re cover any compensation for losses and injuries sustained. That these instances of hardship are so very frequent, your petititiners have experimentally been fully convinced that the law, as it now stands, leavesthe landlords of tenements entirely at the meicy of the tenants, as to their retaining the illegal possession and commission of all sorts of fraud and destruction on their propel ty. Lastly.—Your petitioners beg to submit that the bill now pending seeks to take no advantage of the present law between landlord and tenant. as the tenancy must be shown to have ex pired, nor can it at all operate as oppressive to the poor in any wise; this we know to be the feeling of honest tenants. Your petitioners therefore humbly hope that Your honourable house will be pleased to pass the said bill into a law: And your petitioners will ever pray, &c. Moved by Mr. M'GEE, secourled by Mr..Munterc, asd . Resolred, —That a subscription be entered into inwards de frayiog the expenses attending the opposition of Sir Harry Verney's bill. (Signed) EDMUND FORD, Chairman. The Chairman having left the chai r, 'lt was unanimously resolved that the thanks of the meeting are due, and era hereby given, to Mr. Ford, for his conduct in Ike chair; A T the FIRST • GENERAL ANNUAL MEETING 41 the LIVERPOOL DOMESTIC MISSION SOCIE TY, t'd in Paradise-street Chapel, on Monday, the Ist Jatiu ary, IS3,Q, WM. RATHBONE, Esq., in the Chair, The following res.ontions were unanimously passed : • 1. Moved by Tuom As Tuoutset.v, Esq., M.P., seeon ed-by the Rev. Dr. ;•IttEtqlEttu That the experience a the first year of this missi ,as deve loped in the fist. rerort of our minister to the pon as increas• ed our confidence in the principles on whit h,i founded. and indices us to renew our solemn resolutions t act towards our neg!et ted fillow-men in the spirit of Chr'st• n hood. 2. Moved by the Rev. J. H. Tuom,. s tided by J. P. HET woon, Esq., That the confidence of this society is eminently due to the Rev. John Johns, our first minister to the poor, who, with a de- vuted heart, has worked nut for us the niche principles on w h ich this mission is founded; and under a sense of our own individual responsibilities,.we offer hini the assurance of our. freshened sympathies and earnest co-operation. 3 Moved by the Rev. J. MARTINEAU, seconded by C. Bonvu, Esq., That while we regard the means of relief to be applied by the minister to eases of extreme distress, essential to the heneficent operation of his mission, we deem it inexpedient that a distinct fund for this purpose should be provided by the Society ; and c,cifidentiv leave it to the free-will offorings of benevolence, "nothing dnubtint , " that " chat itv" which "never failet 4. .M.wed by Jos. Buoims YATES, ,Esq., seconded by S. BoulT, Esq., That the 'T'reasurer's Accounts as now read having been au dited. be passed, and that they he printed together with the ori ginal Resolutions or Constitution of the Societ, as also the n ames o f it s supporters, and the Committee forthe present and the preredinn year. 5. Moved by Tilos. HARVEY, Esq., seconded by RicitAnn RATUBONE, Esq., That the foll Owing Gentlemen be the Committee for the en suing year:— J. P. IlEywonn, Esq.. President. Tilos. llnt.z. Esq. Treasurer. Thos. Avison, jim. Esq. W..Rathbone. Esq. T. B. Barclay, Esq. C. Rawhon, Esq.' T.. Bolt in, Esq. Rev. Dr. Shepherd. H. Booth. Esq. J. D. Thornelv, Esq. Rev. 11 Giles. J B. Yates, Esq. Rev. J. Martineau. . R. V.,Yatrs. Esq. Rec. J. H. THOM and Mr. R. A Ft ETCHER, Secretaries. 6. Moved by C. VOELEEE, Esq., seconded by T. B. BLACK. AUR 'NE, 14:sq. ‘ That the .Resolutions now passed he advertised, nod alsn printed wit it the other documents, ac the Report or the Meeting. W. RATLIBONE, Chairman. The Chairman having left the Chair, the thanks of the Meet ing were unanimously given to him for his conduct therein, and for his uniform sealous support of the objects, of the Society, GLASGOW. PAISLEY, I.{NOCK, AND AYR • RAIL WAY. FrttsT AND FQUALISING CALL. DIRECTORS of this Company haying determined, VI in porsui nee of the Resolutions of the GENERAL F,ETING of SHAREHOLDERS. to proceed immediately with the execution of the Work. and haying. with that view, on the 31 day of January current, made the unilerotQntioned GALL, the Shareholders are hereby required, on or before the 13th day of Felo.uary next. to pay into one of the tinder-oleo tionerl Minks. to Recoil - tit of the Directois.the surn of FIY~ POUNDS Sterling on etch Share nresenjiy held by under deduction of the Deposit. of £2 W. per Share paid thereon. • , - Glasgow Glasg,ow Bank or Western Bank. F.dinhurgh Western Bank: Liverpool.- Jos nod Co's Bank. Manchester Jones, Lloyd' and Co. Kilmarnock-- Ayr Bank. Irvine Ayr The most energetic measures will require to he taken for the prosecution of th Work in the Spring. and the Shareholders are therefore ',vested to mike punctuAl payment of the Call. • Interest at Five yer Cent, will he c harged after 13:1; .-l - ebruary.• Br Order of the Directors, . • JAS. WATSON, Sec. Glasgow, 4th January, 15:33. CHESTER AND BIR KEN HEAD RAILWAY. CONTRACT Fei? IVORKS. DIRECTORS of the CIIF,STER and BIRKEN, DEAD ii Al LAVA'?" CO:11 PANIC wilt meet at their office. No. 24. Fens ick-strPet, Liverpool, On Tuesday the 6th dry of March next. at 12 o'ckek at noon precisely,,to receive. tenders for the following works : .Firsf—The Behbington Contract, extending' from Grann,e lane in she chopelry of Birkenhead, to appointA chains on the south side of the turnpike road leading froM'Neston to New Ferry, being a distance of 2 miles and 32 chains, or thereabouts. Serond—The Bronaborn and East ham?,Contract, extending from t h e termination of the last contract tirt'Plimyard Brook. in the township of Eastham, being a distance of 3 miles and. 36 chains, or thereabouts. These contracts to comprise the making of the Railway, with all the Excavations, Embankments, Bridges. Culvert s . F ences , a nd other works complete: providing all the necPssary ' ma terials for the same. (except the Rails, Chains. and Fastenings) and keeping the same in repair for . one year after the comple- lion. Drafts of the first or Belthington Contract, with plans, sec tions, and s perifications of the works, will he ready for inspection at the Engineer's Office, at the Town Dell, Birkenhead, on anti after Monday. 221 January instint, and for the second or th e Bromboto and Eastham Contract on and after the 4th day of February next. Printed forms of tenders imy he had at the Company's Of- flees in Liverpool or Birkenhead, and no others will be at tended tn. The tenders must be delivered sealed nt the Comnlny's Office in Liverpool, on or before Monday the sth day oft March at eleven (Mork; and parties tendering must attend in person, or by some one duly authorised, on his or their behalf, at the nn the sixth day of March. The Directors- do not pledge themselves to accept the lowest tender. The parties whose tenders are Fier epterl will he required to enter into bonds, with two sureties for the due performance of their c ontracts, in a penalty not less than ten per cent. of the gross sun contracted for, and the names of the proposed sure : ties are to be specified in the tenders. WILLIAM DIXON, Chairman. VITANTED, a SITUATION for a , ; ii rtiv, Man, 19 yeari 1 of A , e, wha has served an A retmership or F iv e Years; in the course of which he has airiptired a knowledge o the Snipping and Ctistion-hotiee Itosin , .ss, kkookkeeping, &c.", ..., _ &e. For particulars apply to the Printer. • . . • - II GIBSON hegsleave respectfully to acrinailt his Frieryl• • and the Piibile that he wail on SATtitsci'V nest RE. OPEN the Old E,tablishaielit, Nn. 3d, Lon il-sTaucT, with a 7 04 .11 A choice assortment of superior LO. . TS,Travelline Caps, Ste. etc., the whole of which b g east] Purchases, will enable nun to s ell at such_oriees. w eh he reels confident 'can not fail to ensetre. public patrooatm 30, Lord-st!'eet. Illqt Jrvitenry, 1833. I.[A,TA: c ZTED. ;n FinishineScherol, neer Lund 'n, a YOUNG , tespeeutbly connected, hitt whose prospects in ilte qepend princiir ! upon her Eduett tian tieing completed un:ler einitlent 11.. of-whose Le.sons she will have the smile attivuntagei E.,. the pupils; and nes ,lifferenee ehalever wilt I;e'inade in their treatment and tuition. At the end of the tern) to he at:reed up in, she can eithei remain us%!,t in the Esi.thrshment, or .a Si!uation As n Private Goee,c,,, wi ll b e ,p ruv i,lett For her. The 'nutt S•I 6,440 (ivy. references Cin be offered, dud tote pretiiitim trill depend on Ina time requiresd. Addre , s (pnit-paid) I. V., Soutir's Library, 131, Fleet. street, London. CORNISH'S CH BAP BOOK . ESTABLISH M ENT, 16, LORD-e MEET, I,IV eRPOOI,, and 37, NI W • B I I? 311 11:1.1.T. CORNISH respectfully inforinsth nhahitant , of Liver poolthad its vurnity, tin( he is uustteioly rOCPIV!IIg fresh supply of the most Silindard - • orks in the En:;iish and Foreign linga.tages,of which the owitig,ore a few. now on Sale at the troderinentioned pr t•es:— ENFIELU'S 'HISTORY OF PHILOSOPHY, from the earlie , t perio,:s, drawn from Orucker's istoria. Critica Phi n suphice. Rvo. cloth - , Bs., published at 16s 1837 ACK EItNtAN'S I) scittvrtvE CA l'A LOGUE of rare and unedited Roman Coins, front the earliest period of the Ito: win coinage, to the extinoion of the ermine under,Constau tinus P, i leuto, 2o s, with plates from the original. 2 Vols., 17s. 6d. 18:31 DICPON A ItY . OF SPORTS, or Companion to the Field, the Forest, soil the River side. Plates. 4s. 61. 1835 HAWKER'S PORTRAIT of on ENGLISH 1.316/101? of the 16$11Tentury; 2s. Puhlisheitat 4s. 61... i 829 WILSON and BONAPA It l'E'S AMERICAN °RINI-. THOLOG Y, or the ?Control History of the Birds of the Untied States. 4 Vols., half colt, 9s. 61 FEMALE'S ENCYtWOREDIA of USEFUL and EN TERTAINING KNOWLEDGE, comprising every brand' of domestic economy. Bvo., 3s. 64.1. PA It. K'S TRAVELS in the INTERIOR. DISTRICTS of AFRICA, plates by Retina Bvo., 6s. LEWIS'S (MA. authorof Monk) JOURNAL of a WEST IN DIA PitOPIIIETOR, kept during a residence in the island of Jaulaira. Bvo., 4s. BRAYLEY'S GRAPHIC and HIS WItICAL TRATOR, an original Miscellany of Literary, Antigilar,a,i, and Topographical information, it i, h 1511 cuts, 4to, 4'. 6 1. 1834 hicrrElts OF MARCUS TuLLius cicEito to several of his Friends, with remarks by , Mehnoth. 5 Vols., Bs. 61 1808 MUSICAL ENCYCLOPCEDIA, being a collection of the most approved English, Scotch, and Irish Songs, %%Oh appro priate Music adapted to the voice, piano -forte, &c. RoyaiSvo., price ss. LELAND'S VIEW of the PRINCIPAL DEISTICAL WRITERS that have appeared in England during the last two centuries, with observations upon them. Bvo., ss. 6.1. published at 1 1 9 1 MUTTON'S REMARKS I.J PON NORTH WALES, being the result of 16 tows its rough that part of the Principality. Bvo., ss. 61. lBl CA It LISLE'S ' I'UPOGIIAPtIkUAL DIC I lON Alt Y OF IRELAND, 410. 10s. 6'1., Published at 12s. 6d. • FULLER'S CHURCH HISTORY OF BRITAIN, from the 13trill of Jesus Christ until the year 1648, New Edition, 3 Bvo.. 22e. WILLER Y OF PICTURES. Painted by Benjamin West, Esq., Engraved in Outline by Moses. 410., Ss. vAltip;Til'_;S OF LIT from Foreign Lt erary Journals. and Original, MSS., 2 vols., Bvo, ss. CHOKER'S lIESE \BOLLES IN THE SOUTH OF IRELAND. ILLUSTRATIVE OF Til E SCENEIt V, Architectural Remains, .Matiners, and Soper StitiOnS Of the Pea- S4lli ry, with a Plivate Nartatiwe of the Rebellion in 1798, 4t0,, PI Iles. Its. FOX'S tilsToli . v OF CHRISTIAN M.AITYRDO:q, W. B. PRO MOLL (1-4 TI? 7110.11dS IroOT,PIRI 71 AN n e 2. C ItURC I-ST t;T; Adj,:rinina the Pbxter.e. TT is respectfully anuounced to the Nobility, Gentry, and Public of Liverpool, that W. B. postot.i . has just arrived the C o otinent, with the ,*,rentert of his new Purchases, which are tc)w submitted to their instction„ W. B. P. bee.. to remark that the Selection he has made has been on the hut extensive scale, awl connits of, every variety of Ney GOODS, emOtittim: the it,:it4ol and ornamental. CLOCKS, : VASES CANDM,ABRA, Btonze, ,POrcelain, and other CIIIAIN EY ORNAMENTS, of firt-tate quality tasty, f•trin the nrincin , il attractions; added to which is au and varied 'Collectionof smaller . Aiticles, well adapta for Presents fur the ensuin!! Christmas. W. B. P. tie,s also to solicit public attention to his new St , i(4; of ENGLISH M A NUE' C FUR ES, consisliniz of olt -‘IOIX LA Al PS. CILANDELIEItS. GLASS TRES and GI RANO( 'LES, PAP! vir-Ni ACHE TEA TRAYS, and every descrip , itin of CABINET (1001)S. &c: all of which are in the newest style and of bet workmanship, and are now tally dkplaved in his extensive. Show Rooms. Prices Moderately fixed, from which no abatements are made nor credit given. • NV EI I P 11 A N.il F A-C () It y. • _ISLINGTON LIVERPOOL. TWIN WATEIN begs leave to offer to the notire of the Q Nobility and Gentry his extensive assortment or RIDING , Anil DR VI NG WHIPS, comprising alitiost every deaCtiption in fashionable use. Hand Whips -mounted in solid Silver Wire, Gilt, on Silver Wire, and Gold. A splendid new Racing Whip. ill Octagonal Silver Ferrule ; and a new Whalebone Braided Gig Whip. This Whip, - Cot actual service, is the bet thing everoffere4 in the Trade, Gig,. Carriage, Qutricle. Tandem, _Pair, and Four-Horse Whips, in Brass, Ivory, German, and real. Silver. EVery possible attention being paid in the various branches of this awl fartore, the Proprietor can. in . confidence, mend !hese Goods as fint,rate in point of finish, and sterling as to material: in fact, some of those CropS have been under sea-. soning the long peiiod of Sixteen years; and as the Stork of Varnished Crops is sellout less titan 120 J Dozen, something choice can, at all tiin,s, be selected by those Gentlemen rho are patticular iu this necessary, elegant, and u se f u l Artiste, A . lar2e supply of Patent SilPep skin Gig and Chariot an .1 in Sets for Hall and Parlour Doors. _ GREAT GEORGE'S BATHS. 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