The Liverpool Standard and General Commercial Advertiser. — Liverpool, Merseyside, England, 1848-09-05 00:00:00

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The taken UP , d with it. .'heir act' it of an/ irliama - 'he poll'!" umber 01 ill a CO the yea r 3 163, 331 although v in 1847 'bout be g it were u., would Culava-, sing verY. v vo — acres, pipes Of __ grape: ;nslantia.. gives not colour of made to of vvine, it is not onsume!:,l. ---7 for it, i 3 .ral use. who un-_ inTactur e imilar to y like itt jl3e done ►ot .been e xtent ion has ained in ied, but ced very magnifi- 3ropping ) extend r an ex .es. from e Burrs Austra iepherqo make it 3p walks arse of a an an- the dis- e coPPe! oat for ! - ry vala- railways om Syd -,..ted iggeSle" Govern.: Tor everY the seb the rail- n 0.! nt of his advanc e At the Duld be, 0 value, ithin '2O probab': 'e durVia endentlf I;i'lvi9g riseci tli Austra ildren O A t 3-17, 611 :luded .' es that 0 'nd srna ll Lservable on of re; na Lord fer e yed s the lir: v ositio he exPe , or the zin4 ,. bar' Ls kearlf rigid out, of eq . 50 So lt, the ?w: expert brrns t 1 3erted F i elds for e 13rit ,5b equalle d 7, a COT O son etreaila lee' .po' Wing s 1 " tha t nee, , d a n 1 r the sari,° le of ra ° i. latioe , ,ur Ye ar a nu • , nr v .- -e I nu— , 1 3 ave beL 'o being Hi"' I i s as d,,,,?..t, JENNY L I N D , MONS. ROGER, SIGNOR F. LABLACHE, SIGNOR BELLETTI, And other distinguished Artists, in a GRAND MISCELLANEOUS CerNCERT, At the COLLEGIATE INSTITUTION, LIVERPOOL, ON THURSDAY NEXT, THE 7TH NSTANT. A dmission, 10s. 6d eats, 15. Books of the Perforce, price 6d. lTickets and Seats may now ad on application at the Col egiate Institution, or M s. HIME and SoN, Music-ware house, Church -street. The remaining Ti s left on hand may be had at the Colle- Riat e Hall, RROW, (Wednesday,) from Twelve to Four o'clock, and teprevent disappointment an early application is necessary. ZOOLOGICAL GARDENS, LIVERPOOL '°PRN EVERY DAY FROM EIGHT O'CLOCK IN THE MORNING UNTIL DUSK GALA DAYS, MONDAY, TUESDAY, WEDNESDAY, alt4-F-EIDAY THE intense interest roanif by the Public to obtain in any way an occur llustration of the recent REVOLUTI OF PARIS, h as induced Mt‘ssrs. AT s, at a considerable expense, to ;gge Mr. FREDER FENTON, of London, to proceed to Disturbed to obtain ac to Representations of all the Principal Disturbed Local" • s, and, from them, to form an IM ENSE PANORAMA, TIT „ Illustrative of every leading incident of LAST GREAT REVOLUTION The Scenes are got up with every care as to faithfulness and b e r t, and contains upwards of 6,000 square feet of Canvas, na one of th e most Magnificent Panoramas ever produced. Amongst the principal Views may be enumerated 411 E RETURN OF THE DEPIJTATION FROM THE 111 E BIVINTERVIEW AT THE LUXEMBOURG. OUAC OF THE TROOPS BEFORE THE NATIONAL G ENERAL ASSEMBLY. CAVAIGNAC AND STAFF BEFORE PORT ST. A r, MARTIN. N THE TEPLE AT THE CANAL . MARTIN. ArrAC O K ON THE M BARRICADE IN PETIT-STPOINT. Ac „.. THE ATTACK AND BURNING OF MAUBERT. -`4zAULT IN THE PARTHENON—ADVANCE OF THE 11TH LEGION. ATTACK ON SAINT LAZARE. I. III E STORMING OF THE FAUBOURG ST. ANTOINE, 4, 1113 DEATH OF THE ARCHBISHOP OF PARIS, &c., &c THE BIRTHPLACE OF SHAKSPEARE, ENGLAND'S IMMORTAL BARD, Accurate in Size, Form, and External Appearance. THE CENTRIFUGAL RAILWAY. CAMERA . MOVING SHIPPING ON THE OBSCURA GREAT HUDSON RIVER THE GREAT PICTURE OF THE AND BAY OF NEW CITY YORK, AND MAGNIFICENT FIREWORKS. Feeding of the Camivori, Five o'clock. Panorama to com mence at Half-past Seven. Fireworks at Half-past Nine. CONCERT-HALL, LORD NELSON-STREET. SATURDAY EVENING CONCERTS, With Literary and Scientific Recreation:. OPENING NIGHT OF THE SEASON SATURDAY next, the 9th instant. VOCALISTS :- 3f rk A. NEWTON, Miss E. WARD, Mr. CHAS. ARAHAM, and Miss EMILY GRANT. The ARTIZANS' WEEKLY LECTURE COMMENCE on THURSDAY next. the 7th instant, will be continued Zeta succeeding Thursday Evenin ring the Season. GEO. ' - ' e twSON, Esq., A.M., of Birm* am, has beer. engaged to deliver an OPENING COU .of THREE LECTURES on the CHARACTERISTICS TENDENCIES of the PRESENT 'GE. Admission, B , Id. ; Side Gallery, 3d. ; Reserved Seats, 6d. To com ce at Eight o'clock. ARTIZANS' P E ESSAY.—The Committee for conduct ng the Saturda vening Concerts have resolved to offer Silver edals and a Premium of Ten Guineas, to be distributed in mixes, for three Best Essays, the Composition of Working Men Of Liverpool. "On the Influence of Cheap Rational Amuse- Illents upon the Working Classes." First Prize—Five Guineas anda Silver Medal. Second Prize—Three Guineas and a Silver Zedal. Third Prize—Two Guineas and a Silver Medal. The sari must be the unaided productions of Artizans, Mechanics, 9,r Labourers ; and with the view of affording a fair competition, !Ills understood that the Adjudicators will award the Prizes more with reference to the matter in the Essays, than to their Merits as Literary Compositions. The Essays will be expected I 0 embrace the subject in its religious, moral, domestic, social, Int ellectual, and political bearing upon the Working Classes. t ,,The following Gentlemen have kindly undertaken to award s",,C.,Prizes:—GEORGE HAMILTON, Esq., CHAS. ROBERT- Esq., and ROBERTSON GLADSTONE, Esq. [le Essays must be sent, under cover, to the care of JOHN '"EHWOOD, Secretaty, on or before the 31st day of Decem ber next. The Prizes to be awarded at the Annual Soiree in 18 : 19 • Each Essay to he accompanied by a sealed letter, con- F i ning the name, address, and occupation of the writer, which t e e t er will not be opened till the award is made. The Commit claim the privilege of printing the Essays to which the b",,zes may be awarded, or such portions of any of them as may 'eeitied desirable for distribution at the Saturday Evening .gerts. ARTIZANS' NEWS-ROOM is now opened, in the caps ceptft„,l4wer Hall, and will continue open daily, (Sundays ex -4.00,,'),Yr0m 8 a.m. till 10 p.m. ; admittance, Id. The News- Cali - J .l' ll l be supplied with the following Newspapers, Periodi- Tin,'„'Lc. :—All the Liverpool Papers, daily. London daily— Chronicle, Herald, Daily News, and Sun. London S — "Y" -- Economist, Douglas Jerrold, Standard of Freedom, Tteetator, Examiner, Bell's Life, Observer, Illustrated News, e Builder, Despatch, Athenaeum, British Banner, and Tablet. 'is t u, s e American papers on the arrival of each packet. Provincial, Herald, Examiner, Leeds Mercury, Whitehaven Gla sgow Carlisle Journal, Birmingham Journal, The Scotsman, 1, 1 „1,gow Chronicle, Dumfries Courier, Dublin Freeman, and 1 3 „" 4 . 1 Mona's Herald. Mag azines , &c.—The Quarterly, Edin -4.;."g1i. Westminster, Tait, Bentley, Mechanics, Blackwood, Ber,_ Chambers' Journal and lnfnrmatinn fnr the Pc.Pic, le's-Journal, Punch, &c. ewspapers on Sale at Half-priee the day after publication. JOHN CALDER WOOD, Secretary. lo A2* 44 `YEN THOUSAND CHINESE THINGS !" ATTRACTION UNPARALLELED, THE CHINESE COLLECTION AND PROINJADE, From Hyde-park Corner, Lyndon, NOW ON VIEW; IN THE ISLINGTON ErGO MARKET, EVERY DAY FROM TEN egnE MORNING TILL TEN IN TH ENING. UNDER THE ESPEXPRTRONAGE OF HER MAJESTY AND E ROYAL FAMILY. THIS SINfAR EXHIBITION, the only one of the kind World, offers peculiar facilities to every Class for inspecting the existing state of Arts and Science, and the Social condition of the Inhabitants of China. THE CHSISTIAN AND PHILANTHROPIST Tip hen Pause Deities and reflectwho m , as three his hu ey ndred e invo and thirlu ntarilyty millions rests of on the beT andi ^ P s " delight to honour," to which they bow with reverence fear, and to which they appeal for succour in the hour of Geed, and upon whose intervention their Pagan minds are ecteu as a means of salvation. THE MERCHANT ill here see, and become, comparatively speaking, intimately ac quainted with the system of interior traffic, as carried on by e natives between themselves, divested of that cunning which C uaracterises their intercourse with all " barbarians." THE ARTIST 1., here a wide and prolific field for study—the Carvings, greens, Models, Paintings, and numerous other productions, resentin g , a combination of vertu and bijouterie, which must Seen to be approved. THE AGRICULTURIST ' 332 1 indulge his curiosity at the manner in which the Chinese Cliltivate the earth. The rudeness and singularity of their im tteements must call up his especial wonder when contrasted with .;, Practical system of our own country. Once a year Royalty wlelf—the Brother to the Sun—deigns to till the ground, thereby i L°wing an example of industry to his su'ujects in a branch of Our t Central which has earned for their country the sobriquet of the Flowery Nation." THE ARTISAN, b e his ealline what it may, will find at every step he takes 11 gh the Saloon oects of deep interest to arrest his atten e• Here he may br ead , mark, learn, and inwardly digest," e trade, manners, customs, social life, arts, genius, literature, governme n t, and history of the people of the Celestial realms, Practic a ll y and truthfully developed. CHUN-AYOII, A NATIVE OF CHINA, VIP attendance each Day and Evening, and affords to the .2aitors much interesting information respecting his own wlintry. The Saloon is BRILLIANTLY ILLU EV MINATED l IRY EVENING WITH CHINESE LAMPS, forming a COUP DTEIL OF UNSURPASSABLE GRANDEUR, AN UNRIVALLED H AORN AND CORNOPEAN BAND -4 uven the Scene by Selections from the most celebrated Composers, AtiVr ISSION, ONE SHILLING. CHILDREN UNDER TEN, HALF PRICE. ~._ SEASON TICKETS, FIVE SHILLINGS EACH. PUBLIC NOTICE. 4I VERPOOL CORPORATION WATER WORKS. TO OWNERS OF SMALL PROPERTY Ir rHE Owners of all Dwelling-houses, or parts of n t „, uw el lin -h ou sea ,occupied as separate Tenements, the an pe" value of which Houses or Tenements does not exceed Ten 4 4614 , are hereby informed, that by the provisions of the 1500,Itter Works Clauses Act," incorporated Nyith the" Liver th '„CorPoration Water Works Act, 1847,",they are liable for e ela,Yment of the Water Rents in res tof such Property, Te 'not the " Person receiving the Re sof such Houses and rThents from the Occupiers on hi wn account, or as Agent the„ c ewer for any person intere d therein, is to be deemed o uw ner. , ' In consideratio of the Losses to which such remake are liable from non-o. upancy, the Council have agreed r an allowance of 25 cent. upon the payment of the full th e water March' if e with the First Quarter, .enchug eaeth , i each pear; Twenty per Cent. it paid rls ,the *Second • arter, ending the 24th of June in each ny e h -r ifeeen pe ent., if paid witiin the Third Quarter, end , ember in each year; and Ten per cent., if paid Yea r i . n the Fourth Quarter, ending the 24th December in each of and no allowance or , discount will be made to any Owners motes above described property, who neglect to pay the Water Tiele within the year. ed 9wners of all such Property are hereby further inform -18;8 , a L son payment of the full Year's Water Rents for the year thetheir respective Properties, either to the Collector of ittperiistrict in which such Property is situate, or at the Tree the 2 8d ,ktfice, No, 2 Cornwallis-street, on or before Saturday, per of Scpeember nest, they will be allowed Twenty-five fro m `2`. On the amounts paid by them respectively ; and that I.—,f i nd after that date the above recited regulation will be --o-tiy observed. By;rder of the Water Committee, Treaso n ...a CAPES ASII LIN, Treasurer, '' • 0 6 1 14,, No , 2, Cormca, ll4-street, 9 1 00 Auptits, 1848. •0. ..• t, Li6k AND GENERAL COMMERCIAL ADVERTISER. .HEARTS RESOLVED AND HANDS PREPARED, THE BLESSINGS THEY ENJOY TO GUARD.-SMOLLET, No. 1350.1 SHAWLS, MANTLES, AND FURS. _ STRANGERS visiting Liverpool should, by all means, inspect the MagniScent New Stock of SHAWLS, MANTLES, CLOAKS, and FURS, at J. CRIPPS'S SHAWL, MANTLE, AND FUR ESTABLISHMENT, 48, BOLD-STREET. The Public are respectfully informed, that in addition to choice of Novelties, exceeeding any three houses jn..the..pro vinces, J. CRIPPS is determined to give e "dvanqtge in price resulting from the late unparallelle ression both in this country and on the Continent, and d urge Ladies to judge for themselves, by visiting th* art for every thing really distingue in these beautifu icles of dress ; and would also beg to state that, whils ery facility fpr selecting and pur chasing is afforded, a unpleasant" urgent appeals" to buy (too frequently re ed' to) is strictly prohibited in his Esta blishment. . Amongst the bargains J. C. has been fortunate enough to secure are several cases of richly-woven CASHMERE LONG SHAWLS, on white, green, scarlet, black, blue, orange, and other coloured grounds, from Two to Five Guineas each—worth considerably more. TARTAN WOOL SHAWLS,. four yards long, One Guinea each, all wool ; MANTLES, in the New Woollen Materials, and CASHMERES, in Velvet, Satin, Glace, and other Silks; and FURS at prices that will defy all compe tition. Note the Address— J. CRIPPS, 48, BOLD-STREET, TWO DOORS FROM CONCERT-STREET AUTUMN DRESS [PRICE FOLTRPENCE. THE LARGEST, CHOICEST, AND CHEAPEST STOCK OF ALL WOOL AND GALA CLOTHS, In the Newest Plaids and Fancy Stripes. COLOURED AND BLACK SILK VELVETS, FRENCH MERINOS, PLAIN AND FANCY COBURG CLOTHS, NORWICH AND BRADFORD CHECKS STRIPES, GLOSSERETTS, IRISH TABIN , S LKS, PRINTED CACHMERES, DELAI , AND CAMBRICS, MANTLES liRS, LONG A SQUARE WOO HAWLS, WELSH Adel OTHER FLANNELS, SCOTCH WOO . l t; pn, DRAWERS, & UNDERSHIRTS, that I have ever h the pleasure of submitting, just purchased in London and. e other Markets, is now ready for Sale, and at prices certainly without a parallel for cheapness. JOHN BRISCOE, 60 and 62, OLDHALL-STREET. NEW AND ELEGANT WINTER SHAWLS AND MANTLES, AT PRINGLE'S, 44, BOLD-STREET. APRINGLE respectfully intimat e ). -that he has • just received a superb Stock of ne d elegant Winter Long and Square SHAWLS, Material r Winter DRESSES, and the newest Designs for MANT , and to these Depart ments he would invite the spec' attention of the Ladies of Liverpool and surrounding C try. It is his aim, at the open ing of each Season, to re tto his numerous Customers a superb Assemblage of at is rare and fashionable in this elegant Department adies' Costume, to the exclusive Sale of which his Es ishment has been devoted for Eighteen Years, and di nguished above all others for the beauty and magnitude of the Stock kept, as well as the extreme moderation of Price charged for each article. Observe, PRINGLE'S, 44, BOLD-STREET. EMIGRATION AND COLONIZATION IMMIGRATION being much required in AUSTRA LIA, NEW ZEALAND, &c., and as the supposed expense of an OUTFIT often prevents in dividuals emigrating, S. W. SILVER and CO., CLOTHIERS, OUTFITTERS, and CON TRACTORS (having . a large interest to maintain in those Colo nies), have been advised to make known that they an supply OUTFITS for MALE or FEMALE Emigrants f our Pounds (net) upwards, or less when needful ; and Children in 'pro. portion, at No. 4 BISHOPSOATE-SIRE ITHIN, opposite the London Tavern. S. W. S. and Co., being the m rs of nearly every article in all the Outfits they supply, an as one of their objects is to pro mote EMIGRATION, they Cher recei v e f r o m Agents, or pay the too usual commissio any person introducing Passengers to be fitted out, so th e Passage and Outfit maybe procured at the least pos ' expense; but they will, on application, advise Passengers how to obtain the most economic passage to the Colonies. They have a Representative in every Australian Colony, to whom they ship Clothing monthly; thus they would forward small parcels free of expense. NAVAL and MILITARY OFFICERS, MIDSHIPMEN, CADETS, CIVILIANS, LADIES , , &c., are outfitted as heretofore, at the CABIN-PASSENGER OUTFITTING Warehouse, Nos. 66 and 67, CORNHILL, (the Emigration Outfitting being exclusively at No. 4, BISHOPSGATE-STREET WITHIN), LONDON, and each branch at ST. GEORGE'S CRESCENT, LIVERPOOL TT AVANA PRINCIPEE CT GA THE FINEST IMPORT FOR YEARS l2s. Od. per pound, COLUMBIAN CIGARS 8 0 ft DITTO, with HAVANA FILLER 0 I f Also, their usual well-known CIGAR ler c mild to the Taste or rich in Flo r 10 0 If Genuine CUT and ROLL TO , CCO 3 2 , 2 SCENTED and PLAIN R EE SNUFF 3 8 7 1 wr ILA ERCIVAL AND SON, NUFACTURERS, frefeer ett \VMI ' 117, DALE-STREET. AMERICAN ICE THOMAS PORTER feels mnch pleasure in inform. ing his old Friends and the Public in general, that he has been appointed SOLE AGENT for the SALE of THE PURE AMERICAN BLOCK ICE, From one of the American Lakes, which is justly celebrated for the purity of its waters. T. P. is now selling the above at 20 lb. for 56 lb. for 112 lb. for Or, .e 3 p on of Cwt. _ _ _ Blocks of Ice calporacked and forwarded to any part of the United Kingdo T. P. has als&Orisale pure Rough Ice, at prices considerably lower than the above. Apply at No. 1, Upper Dawson-street, where samples of the above are constantly on view. NATIONAL GAMES OF AMERICA IN LIVERPOOL. VISITORS from the United States of America and the British Public are respectfully informed that SPACIOUS AND ELEGANTLY FITTED ROOMS, For the Practice of the above Gentlemanly Exercises, are OPEN DAILY, (Sundays excepted,) from Ten in the Morning to Eleven at Night, at NO. 4, SLATER-STREET, BOLD-STREET, where a BOWLING CLUB Has been establi , hed, and every attention pajAto secure the respectability and selection of t fnirers of ATHLETIC AND HEAL Y EXERCISES. GAMBLING STRIC PROHIBITED. CHOPS, STEAKS, TEA FFEE, AND OTHER REFRESH- M ENTS. A VARI OF ICED BEVERAGES. B LED STOUT AND FINE ALES. Files of American Newspapers bLevery Mail. London Daily and Lii n reipool Newspapers JAMES SAUNDERS, (lateof theßritish and North American Royal Mail Steam-ships) PROPRIETOR. GREAT FIRE IN MARKET-STREET, MANCHESTER ; ENTIRELY CONSUMING A LARGE SQUARE OF WARE HOUSES, OFFICES, AND SHOPS. IN the last great Fire in George-street, Manchester, nine large Houses had their Books burned in Iron Safes, Closets with Iron Doors, Wrought Iron Fireproof(?) Safes, &c. &c. &c. ; and again on the above recent occasion, a great number of parties have suffered the same cala ity. The only Safe which brought its contents uninjured of the burning mass being the one alluded to below. 111al!cheft , Auqust lath, 1847. " GENTLEMEN In the late Fire ' Market-street, which entirely gutted the entire block of I ridings of which my Ware house formed part, I have sin e pleasure in informing you that my books, together wit a quantity of valuable papers, watches, &c., were preser uninjured in one of your Fire resisting Safes, which I ongly recommend to the public. "I am your dient servant, "T AS HAIGH, Woollen Merchant, " New Brown-street and Market-street. " Messrs. Milner and Son." The outside of this Safe was partially melted: the contents inside unsinged, being steamed (boiled instead of burned) by the evaporating principle of the Safe. Near to it a large Wrought Iron Fireproof (?) chambered Safe, full of valuable Books and Documents before the Fire , was found to contain nothing but tinder and ashes after it ! In the numerous accidental Fires and experimental tests which Milners' Safes have been exposed to—every description of Safe in use—Fireproof (so called) or otherwise have been burnt out beside them, confirming the recommendation of the scientific and practical authorities who have tested them, and the Patentees during seven years' active working of their patent, on a rapidly extending scale, have spared no pains nor cost in effecting improvements, by which they are enabled to pledge themselves at all times to supply the most complete and secure depositories for Books, Documents, and Valuables • in cluding the strongest Wrought-iron Safes , Clo sets, and Doors in the World. lined with their unenualled Fire-resisting Cham bers. Out of upwards of 20.000 of their Sates in use amongst the Manufacturing and Commercial Houses of Great Britain— the class best able to appreciate their value—numerous cases of exposure to accidental fire have occurred, from which Thomas Milner and Son select the following as instances, in which they are of opinion that no other Safe than their own would have preserved its contents unburnt. Fire at Mr. J. Blackaller's Ship and Chandlery Store, Spar ling-street, Liverpool; a strong and fierc Fire; See most severely burnt outside; contents unsinged. Ire at Messrs. J. and W. Walkers', the extensive builders, Birkenhead; buildings entirely gutted, everything burnt in them, including the contents of large Iron Sare an.. drawers, standing besides Milners'; the contents of Milners' uninjured, and in use now. Fire at Messrs. Garniss and Co.'s, Park-lane; a very strong fire ; again the contents of Milners' Safe the only thing saved - the en the premises. Fire at Plimsaul Brothers', of Plymouth ; a very extensive and destructive fire; a large Iron Safe covered with brickwork with double Iron doors burnt out ; Miners' entirely preserving its contents. Fire in Queen-street, Glasgow ; a great number of Safes ane, Closets burnt out; no books saved throughout the buildinrg, excepting Messrs. S. R. and Thomas Browns', in Mine rs Safe. Miners' Fire-resisting Safes, Chests, and Boxes, sub' le for all classes of Buildings, impregnable Locks and Cosh * Boxes, at the Works., 50a, Lord-street and Cable-street,, an t skew. own, I, 5, South John-street, Liyorpool. FAMILIES FURNISHING TILE TRADE AND CONTRACTORS ARE INVITED TO THOMAS UI?QUHART' S CABINET FURNITURE, UPHOLSTERY, AND LOOKING-GLASS ESTABLISHMENT AND NORTH OF ENGLAND BEDDING-HOUSE, 13, BOLD-STREET, LIV (ESTABLISHED Where Families may FURNIS rom STOCK or to ORDER, the WHOLE or any PART OUSE, in any style, and to any extent, with WAP NTED GOODS. Buyers who do ja ,s ow the increased advantages since T. U. EXTENDED HIS NUFACTURE AND ESTABLISHMENT, may receive on appliation the " FURNISHER'S GUIDE," giving a full description and price of every article in HOUSE FURNI TURE, and every description of BE Doi::o, corresponding nigh the Goo,;s ON VIEW, or sent by Poet on receipt ofTwo STAMPS. P.S.—On SALE, a large Quantity of DERBY CHAIRS, at the reduced pi ice of 7a. 6d. each. CIJAS. MACINTOSH AND CO.'S WATERPROOF, AIRPIIOOF,&VHJANIZED INDIA RUBBER ARTICLES. 'the undersigned has been induced to OPEN a SHOT', exclusively for the SALE of the various MANUFACTURNa of Messrs. MACINTOSH and CO., comprisin ongst others, the following, viz., Waterproof Garme , Ingle and Double Textures, Airproof Cushions, Hy( atic Beds, Over Shoes, Nursing Aprons, Vulcanized a Rubber Washers for Joints of Steam and Water Pipes se Pipe, Plain and Fancy Tubing, Holdsworth's Patent S y Tubes for Life Boats, Life Buoys, Surgical Bottl k :: ;24 ,fongio and Piline Poulti ce B an d ages , Brockedon's Pat Conical Decanter Stoppers, and a variety of other Artic . An inspection of the above is respectfully solicited at 42, SOUTH CASTLE-STREET. _ . C. WALKER, PROPRIETOR. Liverpool, August 9th, 1848. PURE PORT. MESSRS. OFFLEYS, WEBBER, FORRESTER, and CRAMP, ALTO DOURO FARMERS, having deter mined, as Growers, to supply the Consumer direct, make this public announcement for the information of those Gentlemen who are disposed to replenish their Cellars with pure fully-fer mented and highly-flavoured PORT. Liverpool, ran&zster Buildings, 31st 4youst, -18411 A WORD OR TWO ON WINE, addressed to the British public generally, bu rticularly to Private Gentlemen, by JOSEPH JAMES FOR ,TER, (of the house of &Heys, Web ber, Forrester, and mp. of Oporto,) author of Surveys of the Wine Distric of the 'Alto Douro, Surveys of the River Douro, &c., & Published4lf - RoysToN and BROWN. 40 and 41, Old Broad street. ENGRAVER, PRINTER, AND LITHOGRAPHER. T B. LEATHERBARROWJ g co inform his * Friends and the Public. t e has R eneop pe -- VED FROM NO. 25, TO . 11, SOUTH JOHN-STREET, SIX D S FROM LORD-STREET, Where all orders rusted to him will be executed with neat ness and despatch. GREAT REDUCTION IN THE PRICE OF VENETIAN BLINDS, AT wLEDGER'S WINDOW BLIND MANUFACTORY, • 31, PARADISE-STRZET, who has constantly on hand an ex e and well-seasoned STOCK, and can furnish a Hous mplete with them in SIX HO ' NOTICE. - - Gauze Wire, and every er description . of Blinds, at very moderate Prices, and rior Workmanship. OBSERVE, _ 31, _ ARADISE- STREET, _ _ Between the Unitarian Chapel and the Star and Garter Hotel. NEW CIGAR WAREHOUSE, No. 6, EXCHANGE-STREET EAST, BRANCH ESTABLISHMENT in conjunction with . STAF FORD'S OLD-ESTABLISHED SHOP, , CHURCH STREET. The best Havana Cigars, from t est, Five for One Shil ling, or Twenty-four p und. Snuff, Tobaccoes, and Wl' igars, in the greatest varieties, and the lowest possible e. Lundyfoot, Cork,-atiS Welsh Snuffs, Imported, and Sold Wholesale and Retail. BY HER MAJESTY'S ROYAL LETTERS PATENT, FAIRBANKS' WEIGHING MACHINES, with or without POOLEY'S NEW PATENTED IMPROVEMENTS, adapted for Shops, Wharfs, Roads, and Railwais, HENRY POOLEY AND SON, 27, MANUHESTER-STREET. Ervausrooz, CONTINUE THE SOLE MAKERS UNDER THE PATENT. Some of their advantages are— wl.—Economy in Price; to the extent of from 25 to 40 per cent. ll.—Economy in Time and Labour ;—only the one hun dredth part of the weights is required to be lifted ; one-half of the time occupied in weighing is entirely saved. lll,—Economy in Space ;—they have only one Platform or Scale •, no fixtures are required for suspensjourno room is oc cupied by weights. . _ _ IV.—Economy in Annual Expeßsf ;—they require less pe riodical adjustment ; the centil.s are detached from their bearings, and of course exec $t from wear, except at the mo ment of ascertaining the eight. As a Weigh-bridge foe weighing Wagons on common roads, wed for Trucks or Wigons on Railways, this Machine is pe• culiarly adapted...-lit may be fixed, if required, in a pit only fifteen inches-deep; it occupies only half the usual space in the office; it is more exact in its indications than any of the old kinds of Weigh-bridges. The celebrity of FAIRBANKS' MACHINES, POOLEY'S MANUFACTURE, has induced many imitations, having a professed and specious resemblance, at a low price. To guard the Public from imposi tion, and the invention from losing its high standing by the hands of incompetent makers, THE TRUE MACHINE IS NOW OFFERED AT PRICES FULLY AS LOW AS THE IMITATION, Thus placing it within the reach of every Trader. MESSRS. POOLEY AND SON are Makers to the Hon. Board of Ordnance, and by special appointment to the London and North-Western, the Midland, and other leading Railway Companies. Ironmongers and the Trade supplied on liberal terms. BY HER MAJESTY'S ROYAL LETTERS PATENT 44 accro -I`,`‘ THE PATENT RAPID WATER pj.JRIFIER, WHICH WILL PURIFY FROM-- 30 GALLONS TO 50,000 GALLONS , I I ER DAY, AND UPWARD,KI Now introduced into Her Majesty's al Castle, Windsor, the Admiralty, the Residence of Her ce the Duchess of Suther land, Charles Barry, Esq., the itect of the New Houses of Parliament, and numerous of rs of the Nobility and Gentry ; also into Her Majesty's N y, by order of the Lords of the Admiralty. ADVANTAGES OF T PATENT RAPID WATER PURIFIER OVER EV Y OTHER KIND OF FILTER. Its Simplicity o onstruction—the Thickness of the Stone— its Durability—nit never-failing Supply of Pure Water, without any trouble—the speedy Removal of Deleterious Matter—its applicability to be placed in Water Butts, Cisterns, Tanks, Ponds or Reservoirs, &c. &c. ABRIDGED OPINIONS OF THE PRESS. " The simplicity of construction insures the lasting proper ties of the Filter."—London Times. " No Ship with this Portable Apparatus on board need be in want of the sweetest and purest water."—Liverpool Courier, June 21st, 1848. " We can conceive no invention better calculated to serve the sailor, and at the same time to benefit the interest of the mer chant."—Liverpool Mail, June 10, 1848. " To the brewer. dyer, and others requiring a copious supply of pure water it offers great advantages, and is also available• for culihary and other purposes."—Standard, 30th May, 1848. " The Miter was greatly admired by the Scientific Gentlemen at the Polytechnic Society for its self-cleansing, self. acting, ...a dui ablz.-. qualities."—Liverpool Standard, 13th June, „ . " It is far and away the most perfect and economical thing of the kind extant."—Liverpool Chronicle, 29th April, 1848. " It possesses advantages over all other Filters we have seen in the simplicity of its construction and its capacity to disen gage all deleterious matter with which water may be impreg nated."—Liverpool Journal, June 10th, 1848. " It is a new Filter, made of Sand Stone, which disengages matter of every kind held in suspension, and renders the water beautifully pure and limpid."—Liverpool Times, June Bth, 1848. " One of the most unique and really useful inventions of the day is a Stone Filter which became the object of much atten tion at the last meeting of the Polytechnic Society."—Liverpool Albion, June 19th, 1848. Copies of the Paper read before the Polytechnic Society, in' reference to the above invention, and all particulars, can be obtained at the Office, NO. 5, SOUTH JOHN-STREET, LIVERPOOL. JAMES FORSTER, TUESDAY, SEPTEMBER 5, 1848. SEACOME DAWBARN. TAILOR, Bre., 110, BOLD-STREET, LIVE_APCOL, AGENT FOR NICOLL'S NE_I:ir e „,,ktGISTERED PALETOT, OF LL9,CCLOTH, AS ALSO FOR THEISen'HER MANUFACTURED GOODS ANNUAL AUTUMN SALE LADIES' SOILED OF BOOTS,OP.'SnES, AT 1 , 1 7 . COLO&ON'S, LADIES' PAR AN BOOT-MAKER, 24,.213P OF BOLD-STREET, Who begs respectfully to announce that his ANNUAL AUTUMN SALE OF SOILED GOODS Commenced on MONDAY, the 4th instant. THE COUNTY OF LANCASTER, I Dx. GENERAL 1847-8. .' s. d. Prosecution of felons and misdemeanants 18282 11 9 Removing offenders to prison Maintenance of criminal and vagrant lunatics 3147 8 5 Expenses of Lancaster Castle Ditto weights and measures Taking inquisitions Printing and stationery Salaries 5OO 0 0 Law expenses Sundry contingent payments ll6B 4 5 Private lunatic asylums Amount transferred to the account of Preston and Kirkdale Houses of Correction 4768 8 10 43696 3 2 16259 18 10 Balance , e 5995& To paid on account of Lancaster Asylum Ditto ditto Salford Ditto Ditto ditto West Derby Ditto Balance LUNATIC 6000 0 0 4 :I: , 2260 9 10 7 0 62330 10 11 To paid expenses of Bridges Balance COUNTY 1248 2 6 3556 7 11 £4804 10 5 PRESTON AND KIRRDALE To expenses of Houses of Correction 33214 7 2 Balance 6825 9 11 .€40039 17 1 HUNDRED BRIDGES. LonsdaleHundred. To paid Mr. Field, bridgemaster, Lonsdale North. 160 0 0 By Balance, Ditto Mr. Sharpe, bridgemaster, Lonsdale South 485 0 0 Rates ... Balance 53 8 1 .'698 8 1 To paid Mr. Threlfall, bridgemaster, Balance Amounderne 70 0 0 156 1 11 I es Hundred. By Balance, Rates ... 4'226 1 11 To paid Mr. Chaffer, bridgemaater Balance Blackburn 200 0 0 200 18 8 I Hundred. By Beance, Rates ... £4OO 18 8 Leylan To paid Mr. Dewhurst, bridgemaster Amount transferred to account of county bridges 100 0 0 Balance BO 18 I Id Hundred. By Balance Rates.., To paid Mr. Carrington, bridgemaster Balance To paid Mr. Clayton. bridgemaater italance To }aid for wages of men Ditto contingencies and clothing Balance N ACCOUNT WITH THE TREASURER • PURPOSES. CR. 1847-8. s. d. B) Balance in favour of the county.. £11412 13 0 Deduct—Amount settled by Arbitra tion with the Borough of Manches ter, being so much in abatement of former Orders upon the Borough .. 3587 1 8 .-....._ ____ 7825 11 4 By Rates 27136 10 1 Orders charged on the boroughs Cash from the Treasury Ditto on account of Lancaster Castle 3053 18 1 Weights and Measures 268 6 4 Contingent receipts Interest from Bankers 251 10 9 £59'356 nsyx6a Balance Rates 11629 19 3 Orders charged on the boroughs 3806 10 0 Cash received on loan from Sir Ralph Pendlebury 25000 0 0 £62330 0 0 BRIDGES. By Balance • 4520 9 9 Orders charged on the Boroughs lB4 0 8 Amount brought from account of Leyland Hun dred bridges HOUSES OF CORRECTION. By Balance Rates Orders charged on the boroughs Earnin's. sf prisoners, &c Borough of Wigan on account of prisoners' maintenance Ditto Bolton ditto £4804 10 5 5379 14 10 21593 19 11 1759 13 3 337 12 2 354 12 9 101 17 9 456 10 6 Amount brought from account of " General purposes" Cash received from the treasury 4768 8 10 5743 17 7 137 12 7 560 15 6 e 698 8 1 43 9 8 182 12 3 £226 1 11 149 12 3 251 6 5 Hundred. By balance Deduct amount settled by arbitration with the Borough of Manchester, being so much in abatement of for mer orders upon the Borough '4OO 18 8 435 0 1 251 1 7 66 6 8 364 6 5 By orders charged upon the boroughs £430 13 1 4133 18 6 858 4 8 X 5592 3 2 y Hundred. By Balance 99 19 4 Rates . 839 111 Q user charged upon borough of Liverp00l £1448 0 7 RY ACCOUNT. dale Division. By Balance 175 14 6 Amount received for services of constables, &c, 173 16 1 Rates 926 18 7 £1276 9 2 .A'43o 13 1 Salford 1842 4 0 3749 19 2 X 5592 3 2 West Derk 1350 0 0 gst o 1448 0 7 CONSTABULA: North Long To paid for wages of men 704 14 5 Ditto contingencies and clothing 373 7 7 Balance l9B 7 2 £1276 9 2 To paid for wages of men Ditto contingencies and clothing Balance ''625 6 2 To paid for wages of men Ditto contingencies and clothing Balance £2293 1 4 Lower Blackb 243 8 5 1 Balance overdrawn Paid for wages of men Ditto contingencies and clothing Ditto building police station Balance 1884 4 8 1078 16 5 500 0 0 629 10 6 £4336 0 0 Higher Black, 138 1 41 To Balance overdrawn Paid for wages of men Ditto contingencies and clothing Balance 1855 12 11 1586 13 10 697 0 9 £4277 8 10 Leyland 243 4 6 To Balance overdrawn Paid for wages of men 1368 6 8 _ ... Ditto contingencies and clothing 727 5 4 Balanee 337 18 3 2676 14 9 To paid for wages of men Ditto contingencies and clothing Ditto building police station Balance £2948 15 11 I To paid for wages of men Ditto contingencies and clothing Balance £2775 7 10 To paid for wages of men Ditto contingencies and clothing Balance Middleton 1807 3 0 826 0 4 704 0 11 .Lune Division. South Lonsdalc 321 8 2 By Balance 9l 13 4 183 13 2 Amount received for services of constables, &c. 104 14 0 118 4 10 Rates 428 18 10 625 6 2 Amounderness Division. 1331 14 6 By Balance 42 3 6 537 8 6 Amount received for services of constables, &c 303 0 6 423 18 4 Rates 1947 17 4 .€2293 1 4 'urn Division. By amount received for services of constables, &c 491 611 Rates 3844 13 1 '4336 0 0 burn Division. I By amount received for services of constables, &c. 609 19 11 Rates 3667 8 11 .W 4277 8 10 Division. IBy amount received for services of constables, &c l7B 8 5 I Rates 2498 6 4 £2676 14 9 Bolton Division. 1467 15 6 By Balance 347 11 1 686 2 0 Amount received for services of constables, &c 333 18 2 450 0 0 Rates 2267 6 8 344 18 5 Bury Division. 1702 10 10 By Balance 705 8 7 Amount received for services of constables, &c. 367 8 5 Rates .'2948 15 11 294 17 5 485 15 11 1994 14 6 £2775 7 10 Divisiotl. By Balance 193 14 6 Amount received for services of constables, &c. 505 2 5 Rates 2638 7 4 £3337 4 3 56 6 2 r. 7 1Q 1 1 297 10 0 £1517 14 3 £3337 4 3 Ashton-under- £1517 14 3 Manchestei To paid for wages of men 2899 11 1 Ditto contingencies and clothing llB9 7 4 Ditto building police station Balance B4l 3 11 £5030 2 4 Kirkdale To paid for wages of men....... . Ditto contingencies and clothing.. Ditto building police station 377 2 10 Balance 491 8 4 X 3967 12 11 Ormskirk To paid for wages of men 1287 5 11 Ditto contingencies and clothing 563 16 10 Balance 415 18 4 £2267 1 1 Pre cot To paid for wages of men, Pi - es,cot .... 1325 15 1 - -" Ditto contingencies and clothing, ditto 635 10 2 1961 S 3 Ditto wages of men, St. Helen's .... 945 8 4 Ditto contingencies and clothing, ditto 457 9 4 ----- 1432 17 8 Balance 393 4 1 .'3787 7 0 Toaid for wages of men ....... : Ditto contingencies and clothing, Ditto building police station Warringt, •• • 2523 17 8 •• • 886 16 4 ••• 1700 0 0 967 19 9 By Balance 3 , 17 g 0 Amount reccircd 152 6 6 Rates Rates n• Division. By Balance 24 11 8 I Amount received for services of constables, &c 663 8 7 Rates 042 2 1 £5030 2 4- Division. By Balance l7l 11 10 Amount received for services of constables, &c. 554 8 5 Rates 3241 12 S £3967 12 11 By Balance 240 13 11 Amount received for services of constables, &c 3lO 17 1 Rates 1715 10 1 42267 1 1 Division. By Balance 312 12 2 Amount received for services of con stables, &c., Prescot 4OB 7 2 Ditto ditto St. Helen's 302 19 2 711 6 4 2763 8 6 £3787 7 0 ,n Division. By Balance 09 4 4 1 Amount received for services of constables. &c. 534 8 2 Rates 3979 4 2 87 17 4 £5llO 14 0 (HEAD QUARTERS.) By Balance 967 12 7 Amount received for services Rates 2834 15 5 COLLEGE OF MEDICINE AND SURGERY, ESTABLISHED 1846, 27, WHITECHAPEL, LIVERPOOL, UOR the reduction of Fract ures an d Di s l oca ti ons o f J : the Bones, (BONE SETTING,) and the cure of Cancer, Scrofula, Scurvy, Leprosy, White Sweyings, Ulcers, Fistula, &c. Surgeon.—J. S. TAYLOR, M.R.C. :, L.A.C., Prizeman of St. Bartholomew's Hospital, Londo , in the Session 1843-4, &c., who may be consulted daily fr 9to 3, and 6to 9 ; and on Sundays from 10 to 2. The following case will it trate the success of the treatment adopted : James Pollard, ag 0 years, residing at 65, Preston-street, had suffered from a ost inveterate scrofulous complaint of the head from th early age of four years ; his head was a complication Idottch accumulated disease, so loathsome to the sight, so offe ve to the smell, and altogether so repulsive, that those who were under the necessity of attending upon him, performed that service with reluctance. He had been under the care of different gentlemen of the medical profession, com bining all the skill and talent of this neighbourhood. He was also a patient for ten months in the Liverpool Infirmary, and six months at the Dispensary: but there the combined skill of the most eminent of the faculty was defeated, as the individual exertions had before been. As a last effort he was placed under the care of Mr. Taylor, who succeeded in effecting a perfect cure, and he is now well, healthy, clean, and strong, and likely to have a good head of hair. (Signed) JAMES POLLARD. " Attested by his brother-in-law, JAMES FALLOW% 65, Preston-street, Whltechapel." An Assistant in continual attendance at the Colic e. BOROUGH OF LIVERPOOL. SCALES, WEIGHTS, AND MEASURES ARE KEPT READY ADJUSTED AND STAMPED AT 28, PARADISE-STREET, (OPPOSITE THE UNITARIAN CHAPEL,) JOHN EVA N S' SCALEBEAIif MANUFACTORY, ESTABLISHED 1834. T E. informs the Public he understands perfectly the REPAI and ADJUSTING of SCALES, as required by t thorities of Liverpool, from the long practice and exp ice he has had in the employ of W. CLARK and Co., a for the last fifteen years on his own ac count, and whicl as so prominently established his reputation. 28, PARADISE-STREET. X5llO 14 0 To paid for salaeies and wages .... Ditto contingencies and clothing Ditto Messrs. Gorsts and Birchall, for business Balance GENERAL POLICE . 1789 4 9 1256 7 9 234 5 4 562 6 5 43842 4 3 £3842 4 3 t . e. . ... i i pi ..,,, it . ,:. . .. - .? /, d.. 41 k I t. A , C .- „....,-..,1 , --,41,...4- 0 ,:,. - , • TO PARTIES ABOUT TO FURNISH. UYERS of CABINET FURNITURE, .1.1 UPHOLSTERY, CARPETS, Stc., are invited to the ORIGINAL CARPET and GENERAL FURNI VRE MART, 76, LORD-STREET, (Four Doors from Pdaradise-street,) where may be seen an immense Assortment of CABINET FURNITURE, suitable for every Style of Apartment, in ROSEWOOD, MAHO GANY, BIRCH, STAINED, or PAINTED WOODS. FEATHER BEDS, HAIR, FLOCK WOOL ; AND SPRING MATTRESSES, 4>WPAILLASSES. 11-seasoned LONBO and BRISTOL FLOOR CLOTHS, cut in e piece to any dimensions. The DERBY P9'ABLE CHAIR, in French Polished Birch, at Os. 6tt. e a ch . -THE ORIGINAL CARPET HOUSE, 76, LORD-STREET. MICHAEL ELLIS, PROPRIETOR. OBSERVE AT REDUCED PRICES WINDOW T. WALKER'S BLIND MANUFACTORY 135, TVHITECHAPF, - Opposite Great Char e-street. ESTABLY D 1813, BY FRAN S PINNEY IN STOCK y 2I6O VENETIAN. BADE BLINDS, GAUZE WIRE AND ALL OTHER BLINDS, WHOLESALE ANS RETAIL. LONDON CHAIR WAREHOUSE. • TO BANKERS, MERCHANTS, AND OTHERS, E. T. HALL, METALLIC PEN MA NUFACTURER, BEGS to inform his C us t omers an d t h e P u b l i c, that he has Removed from 16, Houghton-street, to 23, SOUTH JOHN-STREET, and most respectfully solicits a continuance of that liberal patronage bestowed on him for the la en years. E. T. H. having made great in] ements in his Pens, par. ticularly calls attention to • lue Steel Pens, well adapted for all Writers. Sold in Boxes, 2s. 6d r Gross. Shippers and the e supplied Wholesale. WHOLESAL GENT for W. LYON'S ANTI-CORRO-. SIVE INK, a übstitute for Writing and Copying Inks com bined. N.B.—Any description of Pen made to order. JOSEPH DAVIS, (LATE DAWBARN AND DAVIS,) TAILOR AND DRAPER; 14, COLQUIT7'.STREET. THE NEWEST LOND D PARISIAN STYLES, combining Ele e with Economy, supplied br JOSE DAVIS, TAIL() AND DRAPER, 1, COLQUITT-STREET, (SEVEI4TH DOOR FROM BOLD-STREET,) LIVERPOOL. GAS CHANDELIERS, MR. WILLIAM PENN SMITH appr i zes the Pub.; lic that, on SATURDAY next, the 9th inst., he will Open s at his MANUFACTORY, 26 and 28, HANOVER-STREET, (Two doors from Duke-street,) one of the largest Rooms in Liverpool, for the display of a great CHANDELIERS, . • - .----- varlet); of - PENDANTS, AND GENERAL . ----- GAS FITTINGS, of entirely new patterns, prepared for the present season. The growing demand for articles of a superior description itl this branch of business, and the rapid increase of his Chande— ueeteitotewirpetra„..ox lier trade, have induced Mr. Smith t te n d hi s p rem i se s considerably, and to make such alt ons as will, o n th a t d a y, enable him to present, at one v* , th e grea t es t assor t men t o r truly elegant and elaborate si gns to h e seen ou t o f L on d on , and at the same ti mes her of patterns admirably adapted for ordinary purp ,in which recent improvements aret scarcely less co icuous. In this town the use of Gas has become almost a neces not only because it is preferable in itself, but because it is s economy; and in inviting an inspection of his Gas Fittings, the Proprietor believes that he is enabling Householders, who are aware of the advantage of using Gas, to gratify their taste at at cost which, only a year or two ago, would have been quite in. adequate to the purpose. NOTE-26 and 28, HANOVER-STREET. LONDON NATIVE OYSTERS. THE SEASON FOR OYSTERS H G COMMENCED; GEOR FFEY, epe OF THE LONDON OYST ROOMS, 79, HANOVER-STREET, THRE DOORS FROM CHURCH-STREET, B . to i form his Friends and the Public, that he is now prepared to supply them with the BEST WHITSTABLE NATIVES, From Billingsgate Market, Daily, At 7s. per Barrel, or Is. 2d. per Score at the Counter. Cz.Families and Hotels suppled on the most reasonable terms': TURTLE, GAME, AND VENISON. VISITORS TO LIVERPOOL! WILL FIND COMFORT, ECONOMY, AND DESPATCH, WHITEMAN'S BRUNSWICK HOTEL; HANOVER-STREET, LIVERPOOL, Five Minutes walk from the Railway, Exchange, Theatres, and Custom House, Which since the year 1838 has been conductsA-trirder the sole superintendence of the presentlioprietor. W. E. WHITEMAN would, at s season, call the particular attention of Conniseurs to h• ally supply of FINE MOO ND OTHER GAME, SHR SHIRE VENISON, LONDON 0 ERS and WEST INDIA TURTLE, all of which a that quality and at thos e p r i ces which hate secured to him that large share of public patronage it has ever been his study to cultivate. THE COFFEE ROOM AND THE UPPER DINING-ROOMS will be found retired and convenient. WINES and SPIRITS of the choicest quality, CHAMPAGNE, 75., CLARET, 65., MADEIRA, ss. ;el-Bottle: SOYER'S NECTAR. The celebrated Chichester MILK PUNCH, ss. and 2s. fid. per Bottle. OLD CRUSTED PORT, and PALE SHERRY, ss. per Bottle; DRAUGHT PORT, and FINE GOLD SHERRY, 4s. per Quart, 2s. per Pint. CRUSTED PORT and PALE SHERRY, in Half Pint BOttleS Is. 3d. each, or 14s. per dozen. SHERRY COBBLERS, MINT JULEPS, AND OTHER AMERICAN DRINKS. BURTON, WELSH, INDIA, and other approved ALES. BARCLAY'S LONDON PORTER. DINNERS are supplied at any hour in the COMMERCIAL Roots, or in Private Apartments. The Bill of Fare will consist oC TURTLE, POULTRY, FISH, STEAKS, CUTLETS, and MADE DISHES in every variety. HOT JOINTS, from Twelve to Six, Is. 3d. PLATE of DITTO, 10d., BED'and BREAKFAST, 2s. 6d., or 7s. per Week. PLAIN TEA or COFFEE, Is. DINNERS PROVIDED FOR LARGE AND SMALL PARTIES ON MOST REASONABLE TERMS. Attached to the Hotel is THE BRUNSWICK CLUB, The Subscriptions, payable Monthly or otherwise, entitle* Members to the free use of the BILLIARD Rooms, BAGATELLE TABLES, LIBRARY, GYMNASIUM, NEWS-ROOMS, &C., &C., as well as a preference in the charge for Viands rue 6uoseripilon List ig open at aff times : Twelve Months 15s. Six Months Three Months Entrance 2s. 6d One Month (free of entrance) 2s. 6d. AN ORDINARY AT ONE O'CLOCK, ONE SHILLING. SASSAFRAS CHOCOLATF. DR. DE LA MOTTE'S nutritive, health-restoring AROMATIC CHOCOLATE, prepared from the Nuts of the Sassafras Tree. This Chocolate contains the peculiar vir tues of the Sassafras Root, which has been long held in great estimation for its purifying and alterative properties. The aromatic quality (which is very grateful to the stomach) most invalids require for breakfast and evening repast, to promote digestion; and to a deficiency of this property in the customary breakfast and supper may, in a measure, be attributed the frequency of cases of indi ion genet; ay termed bilious. It has been found highly eficial in co v ecting the state or the digestive organs, f,w., from whence arise many diseases, such as eruptions of.e skin, gout, rheumatism, and scrofula. In cases of debil* of the stomach and a sluggish state of the liver and inte nes, occasioning flatulence, costiveness, &c., and in spa odic asthma, it is much recommended. Sold in pound packets, by the PATENTEE, 12., Southampton.: street, Strand, London; also by Chemists. Mr. F. G. Jorss„ Patent Medicine Warehouse, 5, Paradise-street, Patent Medi.; ine Warehouse, Ageu tfor Liverpool. FOR CHILDREN CUTTING THEIR TEETH. MRS. JOHNSON'S AMERICAN SOOTHING SYRUP.—This infallible Remedy has preserved hundred' of Children when thought past recovery from Convulsion' arising from painful dentition. As soon as the Syrup is rubbed on the Gums, the Child will be relieved, the Gum" cooled, and the inflammation reduced,,... It is as innocent as efficacious, tending to produce the Teeth with ease; and SO pleasant, that no Child will re to let its Gums be rubbed' with it. When infants are at e age of four months, the Syrups should be rubbed on the ms ; an d Parents should never be without the Syrup in e Nursery where there are young children ; for if aC • wakes in the night with pains in the Gums, the Syrup mediately gives ease ; thereby preventing Convulsions, F rs, &c.—The great success of this Medicine during the t 25 Years has induced unprincipled persons to imitate it, under the name of American Soothing Syrup, anti copying parts of Mrs. Johnson's Bills, &c. Parents will, there. fore be very particular to ask for JOHNSON'S AMERICAN SOOTHING SYRUP, and to notice that the Names of BAR. CLAY and SONS, 95, Farringdon-street, London, (to whom Km Johnson has sold the recipe,) are on the Stamp affixed vu WA Bottle.