The Liverpool Standard and General Commercial Advertiser. — Liverpool, Merseyside, England, 1836-12-23 00:00:00

y ' Irditfng it triad. win For : MAUR - al us (1;7,0 . 4 .0 The fine famt.tailin ; 4. Ship RANGER, Captain 1.14 Y ; northen per register 516 toir3.--I , nr freight or passage, having IN ppy i comeFllptimulathins,,aprth—t,i Nks..rat.i Citas. tinasFA tiCUNS, auci Co., or to JAM ES POOLE and Co., or to BOLD and MUSSEL. • Wiliting a uVrtd. —, , . . , . . For BOMBAY. , !... - -Zstr tie A be ll-knowngiiiit RICHARD WALKER, . • • Geb..FtOLER, Commander; Al „tons register; .newl coppered, and, undergone a.,eomplete "tnifr.—For terms of freight or Fssage apply to Bot,ri and liwasgt., Brokers, or to JOHN TOBIN: • ,• i . To sail sox the. Rola ! of Jan'yary. Vor BOMBAY, V; The retnarkably fine Ship RELIANCE, J 13tt OW N COM,Mander .1 - • turyien per register 696 tong; thoroughly copper -fastened and cbPpered, and having'inide one of tke 'honest voyages on record Botutiay and back;.presentx a eapital:opportunity,to shippers. .—For terms of. freight or, rrisslge apply. to Messrs. Nicol., DtiCK WORTH, aiid Co.; Mr W. StiA It P • or to BAD and RUSSEL: . . , . VirE3T 4 1 40 nir BARBADOS, To sail on the'2Bth instant, The Brig FALCON, HENRY MAlks, Master; • Per freight or pacsage apply to BARTON, IRLAM, and DIGGINSON. .. For BARBADOS •,• ' - • ~.e .: .1 The fast-sailinv, BArque ARETtIUSA, ~ , ...;') 4 7 2 j1.- ~_ , ANtutaw Wirrre.:.s.lacter ; ..• , ,• "? , Now loading west side Queen's Dock—For freight If. ' ... and passage apply to • HEYES, LITHERLAND, and Co., Wolstenholine-,genre. rise BARBADIAN is intended to sail 10-munnv. • For DEIIBRAIZA, The hue British-built Brig NI AV, Captain WlLLrim Syms • BUrthen. per register 361 tons; will 'Fie.destratched -1 11:1Mediatel.y.—For freight or passage apply to Cl.ptain•SYMS, rinee's Dork; Messrs. Mao anti ItessEL, Broke:-s; or to JOHN. TOBIN. . . To sail earlp in ..lanuary. IQ / For ANTIGUA. MO. The Ship GRACE, . - 4 1;vt. -, : - - , . PETER PitAnio.N4 Mas.{Dr. or freitYht or passVre Ipply to C. W. and F. SIIAND. v”11 , 11 - . : . ,• SIIAND. On account of the Underwritem On FRIDAY next, the.3othiiistant; at Twelve o'clock, at. Tones, Mann, and Foster's Shed, Jackson's-lane, Union -street, Sundry Articles, saved from the wreck of the Intrinsic, lost on her moyage to New Orleans, viz.:-- 159 Boxes TIN' PLATES, 5 Cases COPPER, 3 Blocks of TIN, • - 4 Bundles Squire Barsof STEEL, • 1 Barrel-MANILLAS. For further particulars apply 40- •-• . JONES, NIANN, and.FOSTEß,.Brokers. ~a cr : 'Arirc &c 4. A;il9 . 4ular Tratieri-7b.be devpatrhed rn.orrtuallyistJartuaril. For BUENOS AYRES', birect, The superior A l Brig FAME, W11)111.LY, Master; tons rewis.ter; constructeJ for fast. sailing; her fas!rage home being, 58 days: loading west side Prince's Dock, and' will only have mini for fine goods.—For freight or passage apply to . JAMES POOLE and Co. UMITED STATES. • • NEW YORK LINE dr PAdkETS. Sailing.on the Bth of every Month. : ST. ANDREW, W. C. TttompsoN. 660.t0n5. B th . Tan. VIRGINIAN, I. HARRIS '62o tons, Bth Feb. gHEFFIELD, F. , P. ALLEN. )7B tons, Bth March. UNITED STATES, N. H. HoLottsGE 650 tuns, Bth April. • These Ships are all of the first class; recently built in tlie city al rew York; and, for strength, beauty of. model, punctuality. ' and swiftness of sailing, as well as for extent and comfort of f iii3in•aecomrandatioro, are not surpassed by any in the trade, and their commanders are men of great experience. . • The rate of passage in the Cabin is fixed at 'lflirty-five Giiiieas, including stores of all kinds. To. insure punctuality in sailing,. no. Goods are received on board after the 6th of each month.—Apply to • SANDS, HODGSON, TURNER, and Co. . On *alt. OW SALE, The Barque DISPATCH, .174 407 tons per register, old ine.tsurement; built at Mali - Inlet° by John Jardine; Esq.; and launched in October last.. . Length alcift, 116 feet 4 inches ; breadth„ 27 feet .10 inches; depth of hold, 20,feet. Copper-fastened, sails fast, and catries a large cargo on a light draft of water ; here stores are ample;now lying east side of Brunswick Dock.—Apply,to• ANDERSON, GARROW, and Co. . . . a On SALE, The Barque SIR FRANCIS B. HEAD, -129 . tnns .per register, old measurement; launched. at Charleten, New Brunswick, in September last, and UHL of the very hest materials in the province; is flush decked, 4 1 0 copper-fastened„ The stern and stern-post,.together with t (le, whole frame from the seoond foothooks Upwards, are of liacktnatack, and planked with that and red pine, tier stores e„ee ;topple. and all of the best .Liverpool manufacture. Length of keel, go feet; breadth of hems. 28 feet; depth of hold, 20 feef. Now lOhg east sicleQueen-'s Dock.—Apple to AN DE RSON, ,GAR It 0 W, and Co. .etcant Kabigatfon. • .." 9, For DUBLIN AND BELFAST. IAA7 HE airy oi , DUBLIN . s , , ' STEAM-PACKET COMPANY, , xibziiiil ' INCQIWORATED BY ACT. OF Plit LIAMENT. 'he above Ciimpany. sail their Vessels, (w!ilt or without Pitats,ltaking Goods and Pasiengers to the followin ports, naliaelys To DUBLI.:I Daily. , 'Fitr'BULFAST—The ATHLONE, On .VEDS;ii,it.il net, 04 250, instant, at Two o'clock in the Afternoon, from the Clarence Dock. Apply, for Dublin Litie tii -.---- j ..SAMUEL PERRY, ( ..27, . for Belfast Line. to , ( Water-street. idtIN•IIITA MMON and Co.: . LSO'r ; • • . ; . , Tki iple of this Company . is that of attaching all liv Prtels and 'Hiporters by a Division of the Profits . among !twin,' aftbrpe.yinent,.of the Dividends—thus cruoting a community. (it triterfts‘tt between the Shippers and Shareholders—a principle . best guiti'antee to its Prokietors ticertitimv of their DiViden , l3: and to Shippers ,of all , descriptions and Lac-c • sl,,ck the having,a well supported Establishment of first -Bieaniers, and the lowest rate of Freight compatible with a due attention to their maintenance. „GENERAL STEAM NAVIGATION COMPANY. The GENERAL STEAM. NAVIGATION ji ft aTA COMPANY'S first-rate and superior PACK :. . ! ‘j".t , ' ETS leave the CUSTOM-HOUSE, LONDON, (weather permitting) for— HAMBURG, (carrying his Majesty's Mails,) every tcregneit dav and Satiirday, early in the Morning, returning every Wed nesday and Saturday. . . . J _ROTTERDA.M and the RHINE, (carrying his l‘lajesty's Pelails,) every. .Wednesday and. Saturday Morning, at Seven O'clock titecisely, rettaniag every Wednesday and Saturday 4:trrkin,. Reduced I 7 ares—Chief Cabin, £2 ANTWERP and the RHINE, .(with a bag of letters from tipt Post-office,) with the Autwert) COmpany's SteaM Ship Princess Victoria, Thursday and Sunday, returning Wednes day and Sunday, Reduced Faies—ChieT Cabin, £2 25.. , . . , ,QS'rEND and the RHINE, Saturday Morning, returning Tuesday night: Reduced Fares—Chief cabin, £1 Ids. CkLAlS—Tlitirsday, and Sunday. Reduced Farei—Chief CaWn; 4s. ; .... '_. , BOULOGNE—Wednesday and Saturday: Reduced Fares =-Chief Cabin, ss. AnA froia LOndoti Bridg4 Wharf for RAMSGATE and 11ARGATE. . g . 17)1NBU1l IL NEWCASTLE, ,and BERWICK-ON twE&D:—The Steam Ships of this COnlpany, and of the tioddirti and . Edinburgh St , ..ain Packet Company. leave the liguipswick Wbdif, Black.wail, for Edinburgh, Wednesday, cid Sa urday Nit;ht ; and fur NEWCASTLE - overy ten dabs. team Ships will shortl y commence rUnning to BERWICK- Ii) -"['WEED . WEED . ; EIaINI3UrIi.G.H.,-The. powerful and,magiliticentriew ..iteim tbip till cLAIIENCE, equalling► the MON.ARC 11 in n.4;- titude and Capacity, is now placed upon this station. :i'Or freight to ltot;terdain apply to MeSsrs. Du. Die and A4,4,N, 4, crescent, Minoties; tOr Thursday's Packet to An- twerp to Messrs. DE Bit: and it AUN : and, for Sutuhy's Packet tiiiiesirs. LidimAr and Stuoty, 123, Fenchurch-street ; and •tiktio other tit,40941 to Ain...NORMAN, ; 1,. Water-lane Tower street—Berths may be deenred at the ()Pets or the Water-lade, 37 2 . 4/.'ef',l - ent-Tircus, and 69, Lombard-street, and at 61, Chaiing v*s, and•3s,..Leadenhall-street. . ,-- . , . f end small . Packages , to, he brought .te the ()glees of this OunkjianY, 37 , Reent-cireuti; and 69, Lombard-street: owerful Steam-packets may be engaged for Towing end ididursiona. . . . . CHARLES BESSELL, Secretary. iie;aerirl steam . Naviyalion Comimeny, Atindlard-street, and 37, Reg enc-cil cur. s. WILL D E PART ON .51ONPAY, 9TH JANUARY. . , TEETH, MADE OF jNCORRODIBLE SURSTANCES, AND - • MINERAL SUCCEDANEUM, tin IF4t.j,j2p Dm; ATE!) TEETH, i4lTHut T MOT, qa Air aNS.MALLAN, SURGEON DENTIST„ 46. B n in- Ltizati pun ihe,firtn of Mettin and So w , 32, Orea,t; RitsselL,street,7 Blimanshary-Nqu.tre ' • - 9: Ralf 'NcacWlY.aod 10, Lirckvate-hill, City, London, ardently,t h an k s Isis Friena'aiid the PubliC fOr the patrona'ke enjoyed by him Antitiolvia ternliinrary visit, and beg* to.announee that he will .LOSE on : MON.DAY, the 9th . of January.. 41 , 1ons..Mallan liiienda*td:nitike an Annual visit to Liverpool every Autumn. Until the above iwriotl, Mons. MALLAN still continues ; 1 t rrs i tore DECAYF.I) TEETH with their QEI.EBRATP:D 1 11 NI•I AI. SUCCEDANEUM sti Universally untended by • the FACULTY of Lonrintvand Paris. 'The ttreration • is performed. in a few seconds, without the.slighteht rAAN', HEAT, or PIiESSURPI, and allays the most lakus/for many years ; also FASTENS 44-)0,F; TUTU, wheth'er arising froni a ge, .neglect, or disease In the (lulu's INCORRODIELE ARTIFICIAL and NA TEETH . pliCed;•from one to a complete set, which /44-,ll,kcapablO .4iBC*4ratioll, eortosiou, end fixed without Ithe ineumbrauce of wires or any other ligatures, and answer phitnise Ot - ARTICULA.VON and Al A STICATION. Charges as in Paris.—A rtificial Teeth Repaired. XT olt TON'S truly valuable CA MOIIIILE PILLS for .INDIGESTION, St.e.—TheSe Pit's are ti pure extract of Cainmornile 1' lovers, prepared by a peculiar proce - ss, by which all the medicinal properties of rather more than one-ounce of the flowers are concentrated..into four moderate sized They are mild in operation, and have proved wonderfully Suc cessful in rethovingevery syMptom of indigestion, sick headache ; loss pfeppetite, giddiness, heart-burn, cost:iyeness, eriiptions.of the skin, and all complaints arising from a disordered state of the digestive organs ; they require no alterations of diet, and their operation will be found,eo beneficial : in giving tone to the sto mach, regulating the bowels, and in promoting a healthy habit, as fully to conviuee all who take them of - their great utility: Persons who have suffered from indigestion for several -Years have by their use in a few Meeks perfectly recovered, which tea convincing proof that in the smallest compass is contained the largest quantity of the tonic principle, of so pecuiiai a nature as to pervade the whole system, through which it diffuses health and strength. Sold wholesale by Barclay snd Sons; T. Butler; E. Edwards; F, l'ewbury and Sons; W. Sutton anti Co.; and A. Wilough v . arid Co.; (late B. Godfrey Windus,) 64, Bishopgate-street. Wubout London; and retail by nearly all respectable Medi cine venders. . . . j y . 1 - iisif , ctiesi' y s ,Ronal Authority. ;, PROFESSOR, SWEDOUR'S 111'UP! PILLS. , IPOR the effectual extirpation of every species and symptom 1 1 . of the Syphilitic Disease,aud the many disorders arising from improper treatment. . .. .- . . Prepared and sold by the sole Proprietor,. at, ,No. 5 , 1. Seel street, Liverpool. (four doors from Slater-street) in boxes at 2s. 9d. and 4s. 6d. each. .. .. (With each box isgriven directions how to take these Pills, any on points, beneficial to the patient. being hints worth knowing, by those who are. or havo been sufferers from this dreadful and devastating inaludw. • “Venienti occurite murbo.” ..• "Oppose the.disease io its infancy." "These, 0 sinful pleasures, these are thy trophieslis thus co-operating with the foe of God and man, thou degradest hu man nature, and blasteth the opening prospects of human fe licity.".--Bl.stit. So said Professor Swedoer, when •he discovered his grand PANACEA for this Complaint. The "Ilygecia (then un known to the annals ur medical,tfisenveries,)as a specific reine, dy to exterminate from the systein, that intruder on the plea sures frecpently imbibed in moments of inebriation, or thought, lessuess : never did a. discovery excite a greater sensation, it was sought after with avidity, and used with undeviating success in the most minute and intricate cases of the delicate corno!aint4. retit.Ve„cni , .of which, they have been so long cele brated. The fame of these Pills thhoughout Germany, caused their speedy introduction Into almost every country, and ad dresses weie.presented to the talented Professor Swedour who filled the chair at Leyden University, congratulatory of the cir cumstance. The certainty with which they were continually administered, can he attested by many thousands, in fact during the long continental war they were the inseparable comnanion and safeguard of the soldier. in all cases where the slightest suspicion or.infection was. entertained, .What Medicine can be more appropriate than that .which has given such general satis faction.. The H ygean Pills root out every particle of the insid nous poison, purifying is their pregressthe whole mass of fluids, they not only xemnie,the disease, but renovate by their, action the different.functiorts of the body—expelling the grosser hu mours and in a manner so mild and imperceptible as to con vince the,most .sceptical of their astonishing and unequalled powers,. they rieither, contain . mercury or any other mineral, and maybe taken without the slightest suspicion of discovery-- they-require no restraiut .of diet, loss of tune, or hindrance of business. The Hygean.. Pills maybe depended upon as a cer tain care by persons of eidier sex, in all.stages of a certain dis ease, and that without producing the least inconvenience: . At any period when the slightest suspicion may exist, it will be well to have recourse-to ti e,Hygean Pills, for when taken be fore, the disease has made its appearance it acts as a, certain preventive,. removing the complaint effectually, and. seerctly. the deplorable state in which many persons have been when visiting the proprietor from-the use of mercury, renders 'it im peratively necessary to caution the public against that danger ous mineral when injudiciously administered. Dr. Davieson will attend daily at his residence, N 0.53, Seel street, Liverpool, from Ei g ht in the morning until Ten at night (on Sundays from Nin •• till Two,) where he gives advice to al applicants taking any of his preparations, : IV ITHOC T A FEE. Letters' (post-paid) enclosing a remittance, answered by re turn, and , Medicines..penctually transmitted to any address, either by initials or name, Moderate Rates ate demanded for , Insurances against the contingencies of foreign climates, military or naval aervic•e, and voyages to distant countries, and for peNoris )1 - dll. ages afflicted with gout, asthma, -rupture, or•other aerious maindies. No entry-money nor additional, charge of any descriptio❑ is made beyond tt►e amount of premium, excepting the Policy Stamp. . . . . . ..priispectus, containing a more detailed description of the various Tanks of Rates tur Fire and Life Assdranees, may be had at the Offices of the undersigned Agents of the Company, viz.. E. M. BRODIE, John-street North,: THOMAS FORSYTH, Exettange-court East, Se Liver 1;(iOl. TURNEIt and liEnve.y, Brown-street, p Blanchester. Ji MES GRAY, Jun.,.Crotnfotd-court. 5 ~,- • . . VDWIN D. MUSGROVE, CAEINET MAKER and UPHOL -1 '4 , STEM 1311, 1,-MD.UNT PI. RA s A NT, begs to inform his Friends awl the public in general, that be is deelining.the above Susi ness, and intends SELLItid OFF the whole of his STOCK at REDUCED PRICES. . • . AU Claims nu the said E. D. M. will be liquidated, and the Debts due to him are to be paid iu without delay. The PREMISES to be LET • n . !J'l/~~ Librrpoot sir, ittg. r.AsT ,0 4 ‘. - • :7:: e t • f 73 t A 140. . lir TO e." x") • • . , 4 111 t s. " . •+. C r 7 • 1.1•• -•••- I tro%, 4-4,- • 4, VOL. VII f.---No. 427.] by auction. s `.27.D.r4Y. AND GENERAL COMMERCIAL ADVERTISER. HEARTS. RESOLVED, AND HANDS PREPARED. THE BLESSINGS THEY ENJOY TO GUARD!—Stdo,r,hrr• [PRICE FIVEPENCE. Eliantn. "fo-moattow, (S'attird4,) the ‘.2-Ith instant, at Twelve o'clock, on the Quat;'east. side. Brunswick Dock; 265 ,Logs HA D W D, Now landing ex 4.trahaska. from Picton.--Forfurther.partipt tars apply to 111eAsrs. II oi,o k: uuNss :Ind Cu turnx, Mereturnts, or DE:IIPBEY; LIEN BOW, and Co., BrOkers. To-inuttaow, (Saturday,) the 24th instant, at. Twelve o'clock, on the Quay, east .side.of Queen's Dock, 45 Pieces BIRCH TIMBER, 103 c. 2 ASH: H 1-1 D. STAVES, lc. HANDSPIKES, Now landing, ex Combatant, from • Halifax—On- account of Messrs. MIGNOWITZ and . GRELTHAM, Merchants. , ' . Afterwards,- on the Quay,• east side Queen's Dock, 3936 STANDARD STAVES and HEADING, 24(X) Red OAK HIM. STAVES, 600 ASH , , DITTO, • • Now landing, ex Esther, from-Quebec— - • -•• And on the east side Brunswick Dock, 301 Logs HARDWOOD, • -Now landins, ex. Edward Thorne, from St. John.—On account of Messrs. Ulan, BRIGHT; and Co. ' Merchoints.—Apply : to; . • CHALONER and HOUGHTON, Brokers.„ FRiDAY. DIODIDA'k. On MONDAY next, the 26th instant. at One o'clock, at Buchanan and Broine's Mike. 250 Tons Carnneachy I.OGWOOD, Ex Cervantes; past side of Prince's Dock.—Apply to Messrs. N BUCHAAN,'LAIRD. and CO., Merchants, or BUCHANAN and BROWNE, Brokers. SALE 12V ROSCO.II.IION-STREET, EVERTON. By Mr. T. BRANCH, _ • • On MONDA Y next, the 25th, and T U ESDAY, the 27th Instant, at Eleven o'clock each day, on the Premises, the upper end - of Roscommon-ski eet -by order of the .Executkir,•, • rifillE valuable IiOUSEHOLb FURNITURE, a fine-toned .11. Organ, with four Barrels, to play Forty-one Tunes, elegant China Tea Service, Glees, Tablel and Bed Linen, valuable Gold Watch, with Chain and• Seals, Silver Plate, elegant Plated Articles, capit,tl Eight-day Clock, two Barometers, Fowling Piece, by Patrick, a few Books, and various other Effects. The , Furniture cotnprises a lofty Four-post Bedstead, with modern Drab Moreen flangimrs 4 several other Bedsteads, ex cellent Feather Beds, Paiute] Chamber Articles, Brussels and 'other Carpets. Chimuey and Pier Glasses,•two- Mirrors. Ma- . .hogany Furniture, a .Glazed Bookcase,, Sideboard, Set:of Dining Tables, Card and Pembroke Ditto, Sofas, Trafalgar Chairs, Bureau, Chests of DraTers and Night Commodes, Fenders, Fire Irons, Easy Chair, Printed Window Curtains, the Kitchen lie.quisites, &c. To be viewed To-morrow, Saturday, the 24th, when Catalogues may•berhad on the Premises, or of Mr. T. BRANCH, Hanover street, Liverpool. On MONnev , the 9th. January, 1837, at Ten o'cloek precisely, at the Public Saleiroom 005 Chests FAein Sale-room, 841 Ditto CONGOU, 211 Ditto SOUCIIONG, 159 Dittlb,HYSO.N,,. . 49 Bair. Chests . DlTTO, . Ex Faerie Queene; fcr.in Canton 310 Baxe.s.Orange PEKOE, 4.3 Chests 11.Y . 50,N„ Maiy Somerville, from Canton; 356 Citests..CONGOU, 1(X) Ditto SOUCHONG, 3(k) Boxes Orange PEKOE. 129 Ditto Black-leaf DITTO, Ex Cord'elia, from Canton ; 127 Chests SOUC HONG, Cl Ditto HYSON, Ex Cceur de Lion, from. Canton. Apply to Messrs TAYLoa, POTTER. and Co:, or SAMPSON SMITH and Co Brokers. THE PRESTO LADIES' FOR THE BENEFIT OB THE NEW C HURCHES, Is. Fix*D FUR WEDNESDAY the4th lanaary, 1837, and following days. PATRONESS: THE QUEEN'S MOST EXCELLENT MAJESTY VICE pATRONEs'sEs: The Countess. of WfLTUN, Lady ST,INLEY, Lady SICELM4RSDAL, Mrs. . W.II.sQN PATTEN, Mrs. Crosse of Shawe Hill, Mrs. Butler Cole, Mrs'‘'Calrosv, Mrs. W. Clayton, Mrs. Cross, Miss Farit4too, Miss Hesketh of Rufford, Mrs. Hindle, Mrs. Hornbv of Rihtiy, Mrs. Hortiliy of St. Michael's, Mrs. Jackson, Mrs. Kendal, Mrs. Marshall, Mrs. Pedder, Mrs. W. Rawstorne, Mrs. R. Rawstorne, Miss Rawstorne, Mrs. Swsinson, Mrs. Townley Parker, Mrs. Whitehead, Mrs. Wilson France. MANAGEMENT COMMITTEE OF Mrs. Baldwin,, Mrs. Carlow, Mts. Carus Wilson, Mri. Clark, Mrs. German, Mrs. Ilopkius, Mrs. Ilulton. Mrs, Moore, Mrs. H. Newshain, Miss Parkinson, Mrs. StarkieShuttlewortb, Mrs. J. Smith, Mrs. Vernon, Mrs. Wileockson, . TO. B.liEtliS AND OTHSIIS. SALE OF THE. GOOD-ifn &r. OF .Ag EXTENSIVE BY ORDER 'OF THE RXECUTOR. By Mr. BYFORD, . . . , On Tuu4soai, th e sth. day of January next, at One o'clock, at the .clarendon-ropms, South Jiihn,street, Liverpool, subject to conditions of Sale then to be produced,. SHE GOOD-WILL in the lonp,•-established and.extensive J3REWE BUSINESS; lately carried on. by Mr. Joshua flartley flarirreaves at the Brewery, in New ,Milk street,, iris Liverpool, and now. in full operation, together with the UNEXPIRED INTEREST of the Executor in the,large. and commodious range of BUILDINGS in which the same has been conducted, censistingofthe Brewery, Warehouse, 'Count ing-house, Dwelling-honse,.and Stables,, and combining every convenience for carrying on an extensive business. The Inter est of the Executor in the Premises will expire on the 14th day of June next but the Owner is willing to treat with a respecta ble Purchaser of, the Business for a Lease for a term of years. It will be recfuired,that the Stock in Trade, Fixtures, Brew ing Utensils, and Apparatus, including a Steam Engine, shall • he taken by the Purchaser of the Business at.a valuation, and upon . .such terms as shall be expressed at the time of sale. The present is a most favourable opportunity for an) person deSirous of undertaking the business of a Brewer, the one now offered for Sale having been established uprards of thirty years, and being supported by apexieniive and regular custom. Fut ;ter particulars may be had on application to Mr..,Tnos. CausoN, Solicitor, North - John-street, or Messrs. CROOK and Accountant,t, Exchange-street East, Liverpool. "AUXILIARY coMM ITTETt : Mr. Bairstow, Mr. T. Birchall, Rev. T. Clark, Bev. J. Clay, Mr. \V. Clayton, Mr: German; Mr. Edward Gorst.• Mr. J. lior rocks, Mr. Leach, Mr. R. Newshain, Mr. W. B. Swainson, Mr. \V. Wilson, Ste7.7•Sce.. • Rev. _ROGER CARUS WILSON, Secretary. E Public are earnestly requested to send to any member of the Committee on or hefore Saturday: morning the 31st instant, contributions of useful and ornamental work, of books, prints, and drawings; of corifeetionary ; of flowers, routs, choice seeds, : and contributors are requested to affix a price on each of the articleS sripplied: General attention is also respeethilly invited to the choice op portunity afforded by this Bazaar - of making purehaSes f o r clothing poor neighbours, for providing, New Year's gifts for the gratification of children, and for the decoration of home. The hours of sale are to be from 12 to 3 on Wednesday, and from 11 to 4 on the following days. AdmiSsion on Wednesday, 4th of January, one shilling; children, sixpence; on Thursdav, Sixpence. Ladies wishful. to• view , the Articles: previous to the day of sale, will be adMitted on Tuesday the 3d January, at half-a crown each; children, one shilling. Preston, Bth Dec.. 1836. IMPORTANT SALE AT BOREATTON• PARK, NEAR BASCHURCH, NINE MILES FROM 511 REWSBURY,. • TEN FROM WEM,EIGHT FROM ELLESMERE',AND •• ELEVEN , FROM OSWESTRY VirillNlAtindern part of the truly valuable HOUSEEIOLD IL FURNITURE, elegant and costly-embossed, PLATE,•con sisting of more than 800 Ounces ; valuable LINEN ; sundry Pieces of Amber and Crimson Silk Damasks, Blue-Damask, and Crimson Morine ; superb Cur GLASS; Tien Dinner, Des sert, Tea, and Bedchamber Services, in Mandarin, • Dresden, and other CHINA ; a great variety of Antique Foreign Cu tNA VASES, and. other .OkNAMENTAI. CHINA handsome Drawing room and other FoaNtrunn ; superbly elegant CLOCKS, in Tor toiseshell, Or-Molu, and other Cases; valuable Silver Dessert KNIVES, with Agate Handles; handsome Dining and Drawing ; room Nes ;!extensive and- costly .LIBRARY a large "Battle Piece,'! and other PAINTINGS.; and an excellent Collection of ENGRAVINGS and other scarce and valuable Miscellanies; hogany and -other .Veneers, Planks and Boards, Painters' Marble Slabs and Mailers,- Paint Kettles, an d sundry other ElTects, late the Property of Rowt.ANn HUNT, Esq., deceased, which- will be SOLD BY AUCTION, by Mr. SCOLTOCK, on the Premises, Boreatton Park, iu the county of Salop,-on MONDAY, the 2d of January, 1837, and seven f o ll ow i ng days, (Suuday.excepted.) Sale•to commence each Morning at half past Ten, fur Eleven o'clock to a-Minute. Olt IrES, .OF. SA LE. . • First Day.—Pictures, nate, Damasks, Clocks, Lamps, and Linen, • Second Day—China, Glass, and Miscellanies. • Third, Fourth, •Fifth, and Sixth Days.—Buoks, Engravings, Globes, and Drawing Apparatus, . . Seventh Day.—Household Furniture, and Bedroom Ware. • Eighth Day.—Remainder of Furniture, Mahogany Veneers, Planks, Boards,. and sundry. Effects . . • Catalogues, price Is. each, may he had fourteen days , preyious to the Sale, at the Bars of the following Inns :,- , -Wynastay Arms and Cross .Keys, oswestry ; Bridgewater Arms, Elles mere.; King's Head, Llangollen; Wynnstay Arms, Wrexham; Royal Hotel, Chester; Waterloo Hotel, King's Arms, Liver pool; Angel Ann, Ludlow; City Hotel, Hereford ; Hop Pole Hotel, Worcester ;, Royal Victoria -.Hotel, Nei - port; White Lion., Whitt:hard' ; Star. Inn, Shiffnal ; White Horse, Warn ; at. Mr. EDDOWES'S, Salopiau Journal .017 ice; and -at the Auc tioneer's Upholstery and Cabinet Warehouse, Shrewsbury; alto at Boreatton Park.. . . . 1400 P The ,Furniture and Effects may be viewed (by Ticket) on Wednesday and Thursday, the 28th and 29th instant, and not afterwards until the time of sale. . • IMPORTANT TO PURCHASERS OF CLOTH. IHE Public are respectfully informed, the rem a inin g p ar t of Superfine and Cloak CLOTHS 'offered for inspection at CLAPHAM'S CLOTH HALL, • 2,PARA DISE-STR4ET, • May yet be had., at the - Usual Rates, C. liavin e , o- made ar- • rangements for the same. . . . The Low Prices quot e d h a ve perfe c tly as t on i s h e d all who have seen them, and have been universally acknowledged DECIDED BAlt - GAINA. HENRY „CLAPHAM, feels thankful to, those who have so liberally Supported him, and hopes, Whilst he has such rior-Lot of the Best Manufactured Goods to offer (in - addition to his General Stock) they will not delay time in making their selections. Enouranct NOticro. W , ANTED. for the Corporation North SellOels;Liverpool,, two „HEAD MASTERS, one to ,Superintend the Boys', the other the Girls' School Salary not less than Ell() per Annum each. The trost satisfactory, testimonials will be required.—ApPlications will he received, addressed (post-Pid) to the Clerk of Committees, Town-hall, Liverpool,.on or before the 27th December, 1833.. • THERAPEUTIC INSTITUTION, 118, HOLBORN-ntm., • • • (NsoLy , uPPokkrit.A.'ETTtia-s..ANE.) tits' INSTITUTION was FOUNDED in OCTOBER, 1 1824, by Mr. M; 0: - WITA - Yliiiilrei - the superintendence and aided by the late JOHN ARMSTRONG, M.D., Of Rus sell-scprare, Member of the Royal College, of Physicians; Lon don, Lectiner on the Principles and Practice of Physic, and Consulting Physician to the London Fever Hospital, author of a celebratedtreatise on Typhus Fever, and other popular. works; WILLIAM MILLIGAN, M.D.,5, Portman-street, Portthen7 Square, Member of the London and Edinburgh royal Colleges of Physicians, Physician to the Middlesex .Infiruaary, and ; Royal Universal. Infirmary for Children, Lechirer on the PrinciPles and Praetice of Physic ' 'Chemistry, Materia. Medica, &c. ;• and JOHN GARTHSHORE THOMSON, M.D., li6, Margaret-. street, Cavendish-square, Member of the Universities of Cam bridge and Edinburgh, and of the Royal College of Physicians, London, Physician-Accoucheur to. the Ladies' Benevolent Ao sociatiou, Lecturer on the Principles and Practice of Midwifery, &c..; and among other eminent mediCal Men who have attended this Institution, it had tbr upwards of two years, to boast of ,the able and valuable services ,of that distinguished and accom plished Public Lecturer, and talented Physician-Accoucheur, GEORGE , JEWEL, M.D., 'Lecturer on Midwifery, arorthe Diseases of Women 1110 Children at the Windmill-street School of Xnatorny; Physician-Accoticheur to the Middleseic Infir mary, and author of a popular Medical Work, introducing a new mode of treatment in Fluor Allies. , . . , Mr. WRAY, the founder Of the above Institution, most re spectfully informs the Nobility; Gentry, and Public, that he has recently enlarged. his Town Residence by taking the adjoining House in Ely-court, arid has fitted it oft in an elegant style, which will be found particularly well adapted to persons visiting Loudon for the purpose of receiving Medical Advice, as posses sink advantaes (not to be met with at Hotels or Private Apart ment4esseutially requisite, for the speedy restoration of Health. Bed-room and Sitting-room, combining ever y com f or t an d conyenienCe, with Boerd. Physician's and Surgeon's attend ance, Four Guineas per Week. Persons who consult their own Medical Advisers, may have Apartments on as moderate terms as at any of the respectable Loili.ting-houses in London, with all the Medical Benefits this Establishmeot is calculated to afford Invalids, viz., a Bed-room, front Ten Shillinis to One Guinea per Week, or a Bed-room and Sitiing,r-reem from* One Guinea to Three. Another leading Feature of this Institution is,.to afford to persons not residing. iu the House, the advice of the first Medi cal Talent in London on their calling at the Physician's and Surgeon's hours of attendance—from Eleven to One o'clock, daily. Two hours every Evening (from SeVen till Nine o'ClOck) _ re devoted.to Surgical Cases, and persons calling at, those hours may receive,the Physicians and Surgeou s a d v i ce , i re , pi ,r 7 pence, and any Medicines prescribed, will be dispensed at the usual Druggists': prices. •• • The Proprietor has a Suite of Apartments vacant at his Country Residence, Astville House, Battersea-fields, delight. fully situated near the Banks of the Thames, commanding a full view of the River, with extensive. Flower-garden, Farm yard, Kitchen Garden, and Fields attached, suitable for an lo valid.requiring Medical,,attendance..or a ',Lady desirous of re tirement, who insy, if m . prt!fer re d, have her own atte nth ts. The use of one of Mr. Wray's Vehieles, or Horses fur riding, if required, ..4air,c; Ructfon. FRIDAY, D.1WE,M8E,R..23, .1846-. BEADS, in. Bond, for Exportation. Liverpool, 1911 L December, 1836. UST Landed. from Hamhro', the grea t es t assor t ment o f TOYS and FANCY. ARTICLES ever ,yet imported into thil . country, admirably suited for Christmas presents, the whole of which must be sold immediately, for account of the shippers. To be seen at E. EASTEE'S Toy WAREHOUSE, St. George's crescent. ROCKING HORSES at Reduced Prices. SI,LK CLOAKS, M. 94, EACki, FULL SIZE AN,D WELL MADK, AT COMPTON HOUSE, 26 AND 7 , CHURC ELS MEET, Together with an endless variety in atmoet every other descrip tion equally cheap. THE LIVERPOOL FIRE AND, LIFE INSURANCE COMPANY. EMPOWERED ItY ACT OF PARLIAMENT. Capital, Two Millimp,. . . ri-fam Directors beg to remind the Public, ,that to this COM- A_ pany they are Indebted for the Reduction of Premium .n MerCantile Insurances in Liverpool. Other Risks are insured on equitable terms. No charge is made for the Policy, in any case; nor does any expense attend the tiansf ,, r of Insurances from other Offices to this. All claims,. when adjusted, are paid immediately. Assurances on Lives will he granted on terms which will be found, upon comparison, lower than those of most other Com panies: The ntmost simplicity of Form in making a Pripo,,i tMo has beet , adopted: so that Parties wishing to• insnre wilt find, that with this Office they can do so with as little troubte and expense as possible. SWINTON BOULT, Secretary. 37, TVater-stretf. scorrisii UNION TIRE AND 14114: INSURANCE COMPANY. &COB POR4TE D BY"BOYAL CkFITAL, FIVE All (.I.I4iNS STEELING. 47. Georgar.sti eel' Edinburgh; 419, West Strand, London; and •7, Coliege-yreen.,Dublin. . U"c4tEsTIONAB.I4I; SECURFFY; combined with low Rates• of Premium calcolated on Scientific Principles, are distjuguishiu 4 features of this Corporation. FIRE DEPARTAI2NT. . Property; of alm o st e v e ry description,. may be insured on the most advantageous terms; common insurances at the reduced rates; and property involving more than ordinary hazard, at rates of premium commensurate with, the value of the risks., All Losses,, when satisfactorily ascertained, are immediately LIFE DEPARTMENT. This Corporation effect. Life Insurances either at Reduced Rates, *About profits, or with participation in profits of which Tiro-thirds are returned at regular : permds, without being subject to any deduction for charges of Management. ," Additions are .made t o P o li c ie s , o r corresponding reductions of premium, at the option of the insured. • The Premiums ,war" be paid at itn increasing or decreasing rate, in a single payment, or fora limited number of ears only. NEW SONG. . . Edition, price "Fr HE,WIVEB A'.'4I.)TEIE MO THERS OF BitITAIN," 1 the Worth 1)V R. STORY, Esq. The Alusic:eotnposed, and respectfully dedicated to ROBERT TOWNLEY PARKER, Esq., of Cneraen Hall, by J. S. Jon nsoN ; and sung with the inoSt rapturonS applause at the an uual meeting of the Furth Lauea , shire Conservative Association, 1836. "The Music is simple, and therefore, easily executed, and the chorus is good."—Liverpool Mail. "This beautiful Sung, written by Storey, has been set to Music by our townsman, Mr. Johnson. To such of our readers as had not the pleasure of hearing it at. the late North Lanca shire Conservative Meeting, we may say it was then sung and gave the highest satisfaction—can it receive or require a greater r ecommendation ?"—Prestun Pilot. ' • • 77 " 'We have much pleasure in inviting public attention to this , beautiful S o ng. The Words are by Mr: Story, and the Music by Mr. Johnson. It was surig, (amidst much applause and an encore) by Mr. Atkinson, at the late Conservative Dinner. The Music is of a decidedly 'ttuperior caste, and is peculiarly well adapte!l to the Poetry. We have no difficulty in anticipat ing that this will soon rank amongst the atost popular Son g s of the day.''—Preston Chronicle.- "The Music is v;ood, and the Poetry is some of the Conser vative Bard's best composition:- We anticipate, therefore, an extended circulation for if- 01th Gazette. M. he had at SNickn's Music Warehouse, Lord-street. PRRMIUM FOR ASSURANCE OF EMO ON A SINGLE !FE. Without Profits. , With Profits. -- ---------"--- Age! One Year. Seven Years Whole of Life. Whole of Life. -- - -- - k ~. d. £a. d. f.: $. d; I £s. d. 20 0 15 0 0 19 3 1 15 ' 8 1 18 5 .31 1 5 10 1 7 10 ' 2" 6 1. 2 9 11 40 1 1.1 0 117 3 30 2 35 0 50 '2 7 8 213 2 ' 4 1 i 60 318 11 4.1 0 3 67 10 1 47 9 LIVERPOOL TEA COMPANY , 78, Bold- sheet, (near the, 3lnsie Holt. E Proprietors of this Company desire to draw Publid . attention to the fin tier improved Quality of their various - Priced Black and Green TEAS, and also to state that the l ow kinds of Teas, of which there are now such abundance in :the Warehouses, are, in no instance, Retailed at this Establishment. Black Teas fr o m 3s. 6d. to 7s. Per lb. Green Ditto do Is. 6d to Bs. GunfMwders do. 7s. to Ills. „ Mocha and line Jamaica COFFEE. Loaf and Chrystalized SUGAR. Orders from the Country attended to - as usual, nn application to ALEX .INDER S. WRIGHT, Manager. Liverpool, 20th Dec., 1836. ATLAS ASSURANC'E COMPANY ESTABLISHE D 1808. E Directors beg to call the p ar ti cu l ar attent i on of the to a VERY IMPORTANT CONCESSION THEY HAVE MADE, applicable to Life Policies. By the usual conditions of life assurances, "Assurances, made by per ' " sons on their own lives, will be void if they die by the " hands of justice, by'dueliing, or by suicide." • This condition has been qualified by the ATIA s, as follows : " Should such a policy, have been assigned fur a valuable " consideration, and have been in force for five years, then " the Company will hold itself liable the same as if the " assurance had been granted to a person having a honafide " interest in the life of another." Persons assuring for the • u•hole term of Life for £lOO and up raids in Great Britain or Ireland respectively, will he entitled, at the end of every seventh year, to participate in the surplus Premium,,, t o be then ascertained by actual valuation, ,FOr the fourteen years ending - at Christmas. I$;;), ap average addition of VUO has been made to every Elooo assured in Great Britain. _ The next valuation will be made at Christmos, 1837. and licics . effected before that date, will participat e poportion to the time they i ,may then have been n•force.• FIRE DEPARTMENT. _ _ . In addition to the benefit of the late - reduction in the Rates of Premiunis, this Company offers to Assurers the advantage of an allowance fur the 1094 or Rent of Buildings rendered untena ble by Fire. Policies f4ll'ng due at CHRISTMAS should be renewed within fifteen days froth that period. The CionpanY's Rates and Proposals mriv be had at the Office in London. or of any of the Agents in the C oun try, who are authorised to report en the appearance of Lives in opor3ed for Assurance. II ENRY DESBOROUGH, Secretary. Chenpddo, London, December, 1836. TiIE,AGENTs for the Company at the following places, are : Liverpool.'„.Messrs SWAINSON and HOE? NB Y, , Rretherton's-buildiugs. North John-street. Dit..to;..' ... IVir..,W }l ISP.CIOW EL f: 5. Excliange-building. i. APPichk, E. Allinson.' ' Vacelestield, R. Turner. ' Ashton-under-Line, T. Finney. .11Ancliester, B.'rid - C. Hervey. Blackburn, R. Wilding. 01 ,11„,,,, John Daucroft. Bolton. C. Briggs. Vreston, Wm. LanCaatvr. Burnley - and .Todmorden, T. L Rochdale. James Hartley. liammericm. 4.t 11,1 en's. John Ansdell, Por, If itqiiirtl Lomax. Qtookport, W'. Don nall. Chorley, .I“hn Latlunn. nye! ston-, Vi'. l'ostlethwaite. Clitheroe, W. L. Odtfry. Warrington, Theinas Leigh. Lancaster. T. Albright. i Wigaa, P. Griffith. - Leigh. .r. Whitehead. Zo be rTAV. TO. VETERINARY SURGEONS, BLACKSMITH:'., fig, /110 be SOLD, by P I UV A T E C ONTRACT , on the neniis;es;. - 11, Manchester- s t ree t, Li ver p oo l, th e FIXTURES` iira VETERINARY SURGERY, comprising a complete Set' of Drawers, Shelving, Counter, .Desk, Iron Safe, large Iron Mor tar, &c., Grate, Oveu, and Boiler, as fixed, also two C orner Cupboards • with the Fixtnres of the Forge, - cOnsisting of thy.,e Pairs of Bellows, with Frames, &c., three Anvils . and Block,, Vice and Bench, &c. &C.—For particulars inquire 00 the Pry mises, or.to Mt. \lrmo/of Co t.L, Veterinary Surgeon, Shaw's-brow; who is rem o ving from,thc above Premises, PERIA. „t 1411 E OFFICE. rip HOST?, Pe'rSons whose Annual Policies Ire .renewable on :IL the 25th instant, are, respectfully informed that, for their Own security; they should be renewed within fifteen days, from that date. • - WALTER, CLARKE, A g ent. High-street, Liverpool, Dec. 21, 1836. .. . . CLOAKS ANI) FUIiS. 110 GE 13SON, aod MLSTTON respectfully beg to announce to the Frittids.aud the Public, that they are now ~fferi ut entire STOCK of FURS and CLOAKS at greatly Reflueed Prires. 6, Chu+•ch-xtr C et, cornOr Williamson-street. ro be Ert. • , . . MO :be , LEY,.a SHED and small WAREHOUSE, •in AL , .Cornwallis-street and • Grenville-street, suitable for..a Coachinaker, or Plumber and Glazier, &c. &c. with or without Land aAjoiniog.—Apply to Alessrs.C. MottitALL and SoN, 128, Park-lane. • • , . . I / EST OFENGLAND, FIRE AND LIFE INSUR. • Y , ANC PI, COMPANY., Chief Office, EXETER, Office in London, 20, Bridge-street, Blackfriars. . Persons insured.agaiust Fire to the extent of £3OO and Up wards, will be entitled to ashare of Half the Profits derived from Fire Insurances every fifth year. • LIFE INSURANCES are effected on the approved plan of giviug to those Insured a participation in h !disposable surplus Premiums, which may be added as -a Bonus-to the Stun insured, or applied in.Reductien,of the:Animal Premium. A Reduced Scale of Premiums and Condit ions may be had of the Agents. CHARLES LEWIS, Secretary, Those, Persons whose Policies fall,due : on the 2.'ith of -Decent ber are yespectfully informed, that they should renew;titc same within fifteen days from that (late, fur their own IseettritY, WM. WIIITEI-lOUSE and SON, Agents, 12, Exchange-buildings, Liverpool.. - • . . lIE Assignees. to the Estate. of Mr. T. ,A.Nistow-. late of vet. having offered for Sale, under a Deed of Assignment, the wh , de of his STOCK, in one Lot, ain,ont ing. to 7,21.2 178.. 141., (see Mercury, Oct. 11th, and other papers about the same date.) ST. GEORGE'S CHURCH. F.VERTON. rriHE GENERAL ANNUAL MEETING of .the PRO- N. PRIETORS cif this. CHURCH, will be held. In the Vestry, poispant to Act of Pailiament, on MoktDAY, the 2d d ay of January next, at Ten o'clock in the Forenoon, to Audit th e 'Treasurer's Accounts, and on other business.. THOMAS HARRIS, Secretary, Liveppool, Decembor 21st, 1836.. . • QUN FIRE OFFICE, ESTABLISHED 1710, Bank Buildings, Cornbill, Craig's-court, Charing-cross, and 65, Welbeek street, Cavendish-square, London. • MANAGERS. r • EDWARD HARMAN, Esq., Treasurer. Charles Boulton, Esq. C.' Shaw Lefevre, EAq., The Hon. P. Pleydell Bouverie The H o n/ Lindsay. William Burnie, Esq. Charles , Littledale, John Cockerell, Esq. • • Henry Littleda le,' Esq. James Campbell. .Jun., Esq. Geo. Warde Norman, Esq. Harry Chester, Mil. Brice Pearse; Esq. • Thomas Dorrien, Jan., Esq, Brice Pearce, jun., Esq. John .Drurnmond, E. Charles Pole, Esq. Charles Bell Ford, E € q. • Charles Richard Pole, Esq. William Rd. Hamilton, Esq. G. George Thornton. Esq. Felix Calvert Ladbroke, Esq. Geo. Smith Thornton, Esq. Felix Ladbroke; Esq. , The Printed Receipts for Premium and Duty on Policies, as they become tlue, are-ready for delivery, and are iu the hands of the undermentioned Agents of the Sun Fire and Sue Life Offices. AGENTS: Liverpool.. BOL; Exche-street Mr. J. BUNNEL D mL, RufGangrd-street.West. Manchester and Churiey, Mr. Douglas, Isle of Man, Mr. Jas. Robert Duck. Moore. Blackburn, Mr. T. Thrup. Warrington, Mr. James Davis. Preston, Mr. 'l'. Green. Bolton, Mr. Giles Cross. Lancaster, Mr. J. Blackburn.. Rochdale, Mr. G. Haworth. Wigan and Ormskirk, Mr. S. Haslenden, Mr. Henry King. F. Hopwood. Bury, Mr. Wru. Coward. Ulverston , e, Mr. J. Carter. • Persons•inay insure for more years than One by a single pay 7 ment ; and in such cases there will be a discount allowed-Of live per cent, per 'Annum, compound interest, on the premium, and duty for every year, except the first. oN.B.—Thfs! Office insures Property inToactoN Comrst tus, and the Rates are regulated by the nature of the Risks.- SHAWLS- AND CLOAKS SELLING OFF. M PSON and (,o. have commenced SELLING OFF, at an immense sacrifice, their splendid STOCK of SIIAWI.S, CLOAKS, SHAWL DRESSES ' &c. &v. Reduced to. Usually sold at. Dark fill'd Sha iv's Ditto Rich Medalion Centres Ditto - Ditto' Real Edinburgh Shawls. new) ,„ 63 patterns, extra rich A Lot of very rich White fill'd Shawls, sold in the summer at 6.35. reduced to 285..64. Cloaks. Shawl Dresses, Plaid Wool Shawls, and an immense variety of Handkerchiefs equally cheap. The Public will se!, dom have ,an opportunity of , purchasing rich and fashionable Goods at the prices now offered, as the Proprietors are desirous of clearing the whole Stock. Shawl Warehouse, 66, Church-street .PORT OF •LIVERPOOL • • • - . MHE OWNERS, and the MASTERS and COM NIAN ERS:of VESSELS belonging to this Port, are desired to meet at the Underwriters' Committee Room, on WEDNESD AY, the.4th4anuary, 1837, at Twelve o'clock in the Forenooo, l to nominate and appoint Fifteen Per , onso beTRUSTEES Foit THE MAN &GEMENT OF E SEA MAN'S , llosp p rA in this Town fur the next year, pursuant town Act of Purl n . went,. 4 and 5 of. William Fourth, intituled act -fur th e relief and support of.mai m ed a nd diiabled seamen, and the widows and children of such as si,all be killed, slain, or drowned in the merchant service.'! ;. ; By order of the Trustees, • DANIEL ALLEN, Secretary, Liverpool, 21st December, 1836. , • BOOK-KEEPER. • •'- 'prA NT E D;)iy a person of respectability, who has been cr long experienced in business, a Situ a ti on as BOOK KEEPER and CORRESPONDENT.—References of the highest respectability will he given. —Letters addressed "Q," STANDARD-OFFICE will be attended to. WANTED, two several sums of £12,000 on MortaLre, one on Freehold Warehouses and Offices in the vicinity of thet ^, ustmv-house, Liverpool, and the other on valuable Pree hold Property. To he LET, Three excellent OFFICES, in Commerce-court, Lord-street; lately occupied by Messrs. Bristowe and Fairclougb. —For further particulars Of by letter, post paid) apply to Messrs. FAIRCLOUGH and WIATT, Solicitors, 29, Basuett street, LITERARY, SCIENTIFIC, AND COMMERCIAL • INSTITUTION, • 28, ST. ANNU.-STREKT. , . . W A S N E T C lW A P l : y rKo a n n c d ot i n a m i n A t perform ,tud the duties undertake the General Superintendence of the above Institution. He must be weft acquainted with Bookkeeping, of unexceptionable moral character, of active habits, and aenteel address. . Salary, £lOO per annum, with Apartments in the House, Coal, and Candles. - - • .Applications to be made , by letter, accompanied with . Testi thonials, and to be sent in to the Committee on or before the 15th January.next. CHARLES . 1-101ZSFNLL, President. nepenthe,- 20. 1836. wooLLtuGH"T AND CIHOSON _ . . . regretfully announce themselves the, Purchasers. •The entire o f th e STOCK i, a) ,, ey,,n ! ...i1. for S a le, on th e ir Pr em is e s, GOLDEN. EAGLE' ESTABLISHMENT, 102 ax I), 41, BO f.l) 7 s T lIEKT..• W. and C. have delorptilloil, on offering their Extensive Col lection of ELT US, (all of the present Season's Alanufgeture.) at very reduced .prix es.. . . .. . : . 11IPROVED COMPOUND MICROSCOPES, with coin it pieta Apparatus Inr examiniog• tran,parent and opaque Objects, equalling in magnifying power- and Utility large and. expensive Instruments. Neatly packed in 10.4ewood Case; price £2. lOs. ninnfaetured and Sold by A. ABRAHAM, Optical and Matin;- Matical Instrument • •)78, •LORD-5T11LE . 1 . 7,• LIVERPOOL. I•4l‘t b) Vublicattonfs. NEW MUSICAL PUBLICATI )NS. ruIIErMUSICAL BIJOU for 1837; Splendidly Illustrated, j 41111 li;ehlv Bound, • Price 155.. t REMEMBRANCE, en Album of .Poetry and Song for 1637. Price..l2s. .LITTLE LAYS FOR LITTLE LEARNERS ; a Musi cal Anwhil for Younit People. Price 6s. SOIREE MUSICALES ; 8 Songs and -1 Duets, by Meia- LIS FLEURS .DU.CHANT ; Six Popular Airs, arranged in a fashionabie.stye for the Pianoforte, by Henri hers. • • - . I B/iIGANTI, • . . . . ilfereadante!t celebrated Opera I,e at ths King's ,Theatre. -. Prayer, and whole of tho Voe•al Musie sung-. by Grisi, Rubini, Tawburini, and Lablache. The Overiure.and Airs for the Pianolorte..and as Duets by Burrow - e.. Popular Entreacte arranged. by .Herz, Select Airs for .the Harp and Harp and Pianoforte by Boclisa. Quadrilles by Musard, and numerous other arranaem.e►its. „ , LES CHAPERONS BLANCS, .ACTEON, LL CHEVAL DE BRONZE, AND LESTOCQ. obe7 a's last. new Operas.., The Overtures and 'Airs for the Pianoforte by Rirnbault, &c. ; fur Harp and Harp and Piauul:..rte, by Buchsa, the whole of the Songs, &c. BENIOWSKY, The hiyh'y popular Ballet ißir fo, rued attire King's Theatre, condi,o , d 413ochsa. The Overtu re. 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