The Liverpool Standard and General Commercial Advertiser. — Liverpool, Merseyside, England, 1850-07-23 00:00:00

lv 23. MA to be *albs ItllllllP CHANDLEits, PAINTERS, PLUMBERS, — &c. L i n Lli):::prietor of one oftheolest Establishments qi husi ne r s P°° l in the above Line • g anxious to retire ~ •SINEs,, 8, iyould DISPOS an INTEREST in the *ra. To an leaving the re •• ing portion in the hands of his Qe t. , : l l , Portt ln Y P''rtY of erate capital and business habits, ....11.e, to ~y )8 recedented : the connexion is most ex ' „ 'Airless hitherto has been most lucrative. ._ ., 47, STANDARD-OffiCe. be so „ Lo, by PRIVATE TY, several ,ae sor 7 n uli , t.wl eesw ton." reet rtat r•,!etal4able Plots of LAND in - reet, between Brooks t ; or Illessrs!lLc t,t tuner, • . . e for the erection of Ware ht' a a n ly c y o t:: C ll a l st r i . e S S T tr E e W et A . RT, Lawton- TO b e si'(I)9...IBLE INVESTMENT FOR £2600. . _ Ole 1,,, I), Freehold of Inheritance, a very eligi !: th e jai_ of. pROPERTY, having T e_Fronts, situate t\nier 4'_'"vlcK Dock, con • hted,rBo and Sho h roducin 'l3 leven Fr a on C t Corner s ßeer a -house, ' vartiew art g 'early rent of £2lB. Price .i'2600. Y to JOHN WHITE, 19, Clayton-square. no u h r•NRA BT4 „ _ . e so T .`,,v- COTTAGE HOUSE FOR SALE. -,.. t ,4 e itn ate . 0 14.) V:kl , , a beautiful COTTAGE HOUSE, ini ty - o n, Of the loveliest and most healthy suburbs zi h. , Kitche.: Liverpc,ol, containing on the ground floor ,D,,ree gooptsand Scullery, with Washing Cellar beneath, i;l4 , sti ; `: Lied -rooms, with exc ts in all the illi tr ,_ l a fro i ; good Yard a ack, and a small Flower 1 4 rtta ; ., i 8 1,,,t1at •„ . . enient, and substantially built, with . - "lltr t i s t „°,l, Is w elldrained, and hzs a frontage of five i'vtletliars' 'ne road Price only .e 265. ° apply to JOHN WHITE, 19, Clayton-square. V ° e SO7 I . lP ‘ . ° *ne , ari LI or LET, a desirable RESIDENCE, .I" , vhici;'Y ready for occupation, in Sandfield-park, West l,'lit,lkti`i,,contan t)l4:eiiily it co Le finishedto the tas all, Dining, " Itelitu juier imtr Itt_r_teeLitce. all, party who r4to,llilllf.,o7pPanknfast ma s % Seven Bed-rooms, Dressing s d two acres of IiIII I itlt re t try; &C., with Garden, and w• PRESTON, India Buildings, Water-street. 7 1° be so,tI,‘ESIRABUE INVESTMENT. , t 'lat e !, ll het a O, all that Piece of LAND. with the Six ~,therZtlle,,,l4l b\VEL LING-HOUSES thereon erected i 4 of f i ulie rVitli side of Prince's -terrace, Bootle, leading () o n o ! . \ the o r asi t ; . ( l from Liverpool to Crosby. Each Hous and Cl e os c ets, p're ire l id enr°oln, Parlour Kitchen, Scullery, le rh 1 4 ' *o, a n d F ' o t Zhle f a g lams, Offices, Bed-rooms on the o S v e e c o o i n eti d c F e lo f o o r r . ',('llt,i,idlitielel:'lliea ; parterres in f an nclosed with beautiful ~!9en::: )4114 gates iu . The Houses are at present uro pe L e i s ITldi,"Leiaa.,TrseroTd under the Right Hon. the Earl of aab• ot a tet Jett to lears, commencing on the 25th March. ht"., 4t licaMe-trin a Yearly ground rent of 9s. 10d. One 1 / 4 6ia .48 a - neY may remain as a Mortgage. 1) 4 to Mr. M‘GRATII, Architect, 254, Great verPOol. b! CR E -42t wz. ,„SH IRE.—NANTWICH. 4 S C-0 ,- "‘ M GE HALL AND ESTATE. ). 41 4‘; (i N' a 4 's by p the MAN -1/44,f- 1 ) ,„- 4 ,1 RIVATE k.,ONTILACT, froh;t half' It E, called " SHEWBRIDGE . k t 'St 4 i.! the N a Mile from the town of Nutitwich, three 1 41; " 1 Of tl,ntwich Station and four miles . from th ia•eofLondon and NOrth-Western Railway. ,s`ty White stone, and was built by the late • 111.;laid n a Very complete manner. The Grounds - t ° l?t and well Tim he - Gardens exe t'N(ll 4 lso e . alls, Hoth , Forcing Apparatus, & ene s c ellent es, with Harness-rooms and s ,11,24 '„,,coliipj-ery Sleeping-rooms. The whole form ~a an gentlemanly residence. Tn . , `ir,741,,. WOUid accommodate alarge Family. kr, - ; • Fa„:-Lached FARM -HOUSE, with excellent and • gra-st.arid`u, Other more than 100 Acres, is for the most t itvoli eit 0144 to quality_ , /t,,,r,13,1,4a1d to treat, apply to Mr. JOHN RICHARD tur,OoIc ; Messrs:LEE SZ SONS, Land- Foit whitcenurch •• Messrs LEE &BROOKES, pr e --r ch; or blesses. HHNIBERSTON Sr HELPS, Joiee2ro.l4. to br krt. ~. 1 ~ 11, _._, FieVett O'ClCeti f a 0 1 : I rticle s k P °t is PA PEIIS #: ' „bie rittr, Catalognes 'W O O „ r ot )ck for or. L iver. 'er -streeta Otte then a° • t h the te d siSo ; • te co;itsitt i : er eaboi,l i feet , ' s everalli ro ea djug - 0d ,P r r e l;;,:ride; l l ; 31SeS n° } C or ° rD erl land on rO f t ! E'reemtre °TeNc,'• , 13 , e a jj a i s VEL L s i Stre' side of 13n bou t5 ' theee' r uill , or es;d so 0 t he ut s inde d . 0 0 * b in r erc lvl 6° I; fr . 60s fro stiol rem ises ceils , Jobn use" tile freconed, ryt re tri entl ef resi dile fid ISA sild 21 0 e, ro p Wi tt' .1 nb : r eC l:C4 h 9c ao c on a i r d o f s , he we i l e - o f I t i r s e r e t )rth,,liTton t ' s s s t 4 he; el oi l lre ?" 11 t or $ t i erl-r , L t c eri'° ol bou - or tber itb abouts tou r To: iersd, E , e ted, g! be tio G lL o Pfr• , rl, Wo °oll 00 1°- ..;Ae? ce .t the '0,14 'd• pi° be 0 t , t s ,t11 $ 11t11: , b e e d; of ert' c i there4s, itogouto 9 io hic t i li er e t: o rtD r, l ' o l destll.,,,r 'est l 'ove (00,,0f ether put ur t„ 5-c°tetrti,ea ° 'l. d ; felt i iroei ntb, r e w ootfpoi a n o d or, recl,.(l,nonto d " pt (We " vS, Itis' rob" , r e t e of, ,e,el, ye a se aP a use re tl°l3 si Je 3 t 11 . 3; 0 3 0 eN t .i e derl he % i t ., l d O lt of' ,0 44 sP ;,11*AS, 0 t" iffieey U ra ngy itig 301 0 110 SC a ut e, s els' p c efo tli°„cel't; c • , 040, ausove foo -s.!enpec of ~4 e ,i o t , " . fi , ,, P ' p l e,p . 13 '...P 1 14, S s „ l es sad ifli °°6l° n glY re s tr°lst‘ , er s g (,1 41° 01' ri of ani iit ie•o, c' co o ,po o per , 1 1 '0' other '. .A ', :t c ee4 --- --- „,0:1 0 Ol d PI- C 0 1111 „: r tio,o o " Y ' is ets, ; i l t dris v iu ) s c it D e a s rs t et.,te , s er! r, %i!l o r eP, e o oP l e6 7(o ° r r rosirrret i o ld,,l 5i IY !t n Str, 9I) CO IP I I 00' 00 0. Oil 9 psi9 t 9. 6 ' OlO l9° lllYA ' Et aii P te tlavi: °s t tr dor, ( 0 .: 9 3t100 1 , bri , o eeT 0 0 , i Die 6os• P O D e d el u e, d r oil )it so e o no o p, e t°b r l,) 9 14 ,0 0 ! 1 o C l hu ng s , eti 0 0 ' too r e r re u se eo att . 4 a a ti ll s ted t rr adee:; U l) 01;1 [ ,jeo, F eLj tb re fer'' AllY1) oV ' ei 0 1D ;st it li l el!' isig B lli r g e riss i te . itl e ? 004 1 0 'le.,' 1 0 " oe rl 5 e5 ! ro ,tri, ti Cto d o , i ' o o !ity, ' lll O .l t e n 'ers t re s o e ss, ° its life' in nis t eo v tha t ;ried ro s o JO, e tl i ° ,eo t ele Per °,l ; 4s. ll o"% o l r. l' sti ". ad i jAi i n P in eti vreo l a ra n d s ir, 6d , j de' ; as • froi er, ,jor!'free, or i 411; .01, e d I t o ."/ .1.1 i ," on t olie, 'ect s s ecr eto, t 'en; ; l7: 4, , ifYs ev li ril i. 6ll t l V.o i l e a t 0.• b„.cli !or o ' l- eV - 00 $ jot, I f ' , irrir t , Ly a' l" A .0, ~,t i e l 4, ivit et !etPlto • e fiCl e cey 'yty s s 0 . , 6 4 rtiO‘l oe'rr )1 , 67 0 1 . 0; e 0 pp f 4 f ) 1 ' )Si~bl • ' to o)l sp rf o t $ „ces to OP I,o o°' ; r dent •01' e 1, nome. th e FFICES, & 4 4 ap aY- 10- tn - -. YOUNO'kUSBAND, Exchange No. 2, Exchange- 1 1 ° b 14 LEr 4,oritielitonibi:DßNisHED, for - Three, Six, Nine, or o f ve minutes' walk from a first-class Rail „„, in; ii • trai ns Leen miles from Liverpool, to which there ilre; good HOUSE, suitable for a moderate. 'DDI"ze, tfi " r ge Garden, Ure se, Stable, Out v e aer • .et es of nd the use of two COW de dressed H 83, Post-office. Liverpool. LF- ' _ I) 13 X BURY PARK. k r.N Z, at 4r th ; 1 , 811 E1), for a term to 1. orb,. ... , NSTONT HOTTSP. je agreed .. ,- .44 4 4- tea t ii - r Y, in tl N bngrouncia ' accommodatetoitirGfisTLand at county of Lancaster, with t 1 L i 4 1 ,1 1, h "e b t 0 w' Lit tti H e •ho,•, • °41, - ."-01 c and Sporting over the manors of H o e rnock, in the said county. N.,, 11 „! ) -fi e lto Messrs. SMART, BULLER, & SMART, London; and Mr. RAWES, of . Farn- O tj,;e4 () L - - .1( OF TYRONE. fi'Lthe,,,,(rkilkllSSlONEßS proposals In writisg for t hereby he `''St and DEMESNE LANDS of Tll,%_aci: ain ing 522 A. OR.. OP. statute, 0r:345.A. 44,,eag, t),„ B, .lately the-residence of the Bishops ei dq 4 exC e lan il re-R roli e n l l; of thefirst class, with walled Gar- G enti n ric , imirably suited as a residence tlttt, , '4l m ty Weil a Fman s Family and the Out-Offices the Oahe e tii„,, , tanted for Farming purposes. Dot it lter e ," Dart is excellent tillage and pasture. Ibtnd 1 4 , im Ettered, arid fenced. This Property t . 4 , 4 4, ,e 4 f ro ghly Ket town of Clogher, is vtuate in a th e li pProved nei Od7 - and distant and Laudeo E il ".rand .1 ion Railroad now in pro l'.rtiti'4t Nrs, 111Sk , Armagh, and Belfast. n ' • et for any term of lives or years, o the r a covenant against the sub-letting or 0 unni se lt without t'he previous consent of tire ' 4 ,l ll , l Pro ti r, o , i Hers testified in writing under their 44 y re D r r e required to specify the particular term sj!,orti n „ 4 °,ed to be given and if it be desired "tepp,mi post iat rateßrent,the.._ 1171 r ed . to the SECRETARY 01 Nhi55....0....: Nt:tee,lll)ll:t.)‘:4C9,lMlSalONree''RS for IRELAND, No. 24, th ` B st. '44 tot, liablin, (where - a Map of the Premises be sent in ou -or before the 14th day of 04.._ ame is to be particu• . q Vrtiirl*.s....... kNit 'kg 0 .......... I qtr t • ar ST s ----- it,D N.Vet a : MI L ,,APEGUARDS for CASH and h Vti tveliri t "rAtS HOLDFAST SAFES, which vi,6 i v ., rio h TRN T Y ,against fire - violence, and fraud. — ii ri t ' ltih-coadt„„ I'IRE RESIATING PRINCI PLE.— ' 4 1 4 . 00,"1Derat,-°n, generating. evaporation (in fire) at kiltb,Ni!tcl in -r, ” --- eif-contained,self-acting, and du -4 1 klie -8 (2 --• 'III,NRR'S ONE-CHAMBERE POE tli Ittpi rOOl ,Ilielies thi k 1 1,,Ntlaldi n .itaki e for Ic )? recorr i i z m e ended _of not_ le e ss tjj , i''lle 1)( 411 . / ordinary-s d Dwelling-bong s k'rl,ollSothick)-1,-CHAMBERED BOXES and SAFES i•&;~ht° 1 % bD ( . Pre"r Warehouses, or extensive O ff ice, 0, i 44 % 4 iti es. 1144, 4 2 tn l , s t f oltr E B ANKEIM 1341 , 1 nlt we +hint.% fit .: ; kit,,,wi, iir;—+ th e S, as each, equal to the fire yk ci 4, re s the entire , contlagration of the ,e t : i th . Ix b i l ? v i . i . 7 adapted for. 444 14 lqi ~i t lto, SA pT '' FIRE, ' , VIOLENCE, and 6 , , 1N0 ) 9 it0k - gest I, CLOSETS, and STRONG I, li 1 l i , L l•w i . no r _, eguards extant ; no bodies under yllp t i ,lNlith t t it th e doors under balf-inch thiS"- • , 111 lii E17 11 ;.,14 )* , uost r°n Fest and m--. * l l 6l!k r A t . e ' ' 11Pe r'" 81r". iecure fastenings, -,,,,,,„ nn -.... women cannot pick nor 11 At % w Bo.‘,...qualled Fire-resisting Chambers. , h .lipi i 4 ,tll l ',l4 l l'eteer o 'S (not fire-resisting), with Mil *kit k• l 'ts 'eor• ttEGNrA4cks -11,10014.04y ‘ Lotch es 'alLE LOCKS, for all uses, and iI N ' 4 t I II N4DrI4 ti had it the Works, and, of the Agents, / 4 1 ' 0 l i t° tw ' s -es crintio lc 0 litrorA4l.l),''tY-four hours, us, experimental , tests, in red N tll l l. ' 4 4( ''' J.Pole„ by scientific and practical .a i , , t ~tly, tph,„ ain, ~ Tic Society, the-lb yap Dublin ih 4 i , ar tt ke., "Pi, m;• C . Wil lia m s Mr. Creed, Mr. 4 rl".ti t i Ni s o ut `.c.• • ,-. W. Mr Herapath I\l l ltrkii I, ev er el' i h arld cases of actual' . fires . , in which' V't pt ii ''t tt. erytt • e 20 oo• . A l l At 4 11 'lt , e , Ing els , pow in use, have preserved 1\ 4 4 1, trit,t 44 nten t , __e bing destroyed in the build -I,,V4tir ti !% . e aut !r , s, or strong iron safes and drawers i,v , sr.;prp.iren the publ* 0..., 4 tre In , 11 ,, , iit p late _ . ic, that none . are genuine but hNi t e Vt' itl ' i Ithen"t4tat'e' also against delusive tests of p i , 6 t Cif 011 t t , heat e d 3 Sr into which means of pro 40C4.1fttlry eat, oe 1-, 4 „.4pive been surreptitiously in to jio t Ost,"! .. n i r esu ,...._ll! aid of steam neutralising it-14,4Worocoitti4T4acotifi nod bad u s a o d on c4n e d o u ni ct e o i r n o a f T r e y s t oin i c n e ;i f i tAl l :ft, :rod, " : l SF,p,n' a u t'lf,O unburnt in a strong-fire. ' ot si t Dre t 1 lie e til le; Mei r D SELLERS 91 SAFES.— v., e tt t p etit ur int t . s ore or evaporation within or N. /1 4 , 5 1 :, t'S'oil4 ro is fire, infringes these patents, l• tr ot N I z o , ay ,1 1 , 43t t ti i t • 11 6 4, Lord-street, and 47 to - 17, A .,01 1 „, 1 4t Y. 47, k, .... ‘ , ,, t r t , t iA N moo rgate-street ; West oad, ill, : Nt..4 1i it ' ;: 1 4 4.; 14 i, t14:1::::::rtt il i t le: 01 e4f t lyre : i tu ; eu T ni : E t. i . O , d eceived by Mr. SAwGElit . • tt '''-'1•1 ' l ne IDOW WELCH'S FEMALE . t , ?l , i l ~ lii _ t r, g ,. as ye, , . i with the almanacks of tho k.r, , t ar p ' 11,„ of e ca,..i,, alr eady.produced some good k;tsg h t P!tiq s he g youi,Luz under my notice a . few days t i t •41),1 ' 1 ii N i .1 ad r -kat an a r o e in si e dipg at Lown - . .k-lodge, P., ) ,:ek 1 0 . 4. 14 sh o r ''' , lino. 'e en fo r time suffering from ',% 4 4 p h ft4vl 4 l)44 tc,'„ l , ll, the he sq,-neconipanied by such (z.,: b it,,,lt. pr„ jit b,.: P r oduce om , n e m. She was for some ilhAlt,iithkt4_,L.,ihtilyillt,a‘t thW tre Bu t i rSe atn 6 pt gr l;kfi and afterwards . for rmary, but derived *ti L etit' - , ll tOr. 4 h heir a b en ° : fi or, Your Kearsley's Welch's entirely ort ti cial effects; and. now, a ft er i r ein rne, the pain she formerly suf °ved and she is rapidly .recovering '1 , 1 .6 "1 i ,, o kt b, 401. de ar Sir , ..44- '', 18 4 ., ' "ars truly, I. 4 wtb t 41.; ) % io n • ~ B _ "S. COLLIER, til: , l4eo , Rl r g and , 8 ookaeller, litc., Thrapgene. V'th ' Zltill'ledi t he t:cortnatlY celebrated for N I ! i Y r '4l p r netio n " ( led to th e n t.the ir Peculiar itt li,hi jltr4emovinoreci4nd approbati o o ice of every lady, t:At t i t 't 4 :, i it t e vth? 01, Ktr 28 . a safe and val u ab le ofogt gent ' l4- .Niii l e rei, si k , l i . ch tb kietions frame Not ... e 4 21 ,, iy period male is .Iteying all other i li li ce ir i :cl A ',...,l v !e, g 3.. g e 7,..,, of li fe ,: .. liable, especially arise from o:ipp.:lll.,_,e4toillol":4;lllllClr,il,ereeirnn',:iinideeltiiolinty, . r o i r in F v e e nt i l iy Y tem : they k AN t i , , „,,,De rlec , t or t „„ s "t t ly useful i a n windy g I d n is e t . .7d a er n s d , Its 41,4 it'fte'" l 4/0 I Y inu 4:4 breath only p m a I t : a l t t a i :l o o s : t o o f er n s d t+ - i: i 4 te rtrit : ti tl ..irr i ,t h. ti ltl e iil 4ll : 3 Y alie o xls ,, e isit t i, i llA t l it at;e oL s e . e :: n t h um ey may be used with delis the only ORIGINAL ;,. 14 1:'',, t i , ;t e ) , I llaril' i. the ill P i : o o f this 'srM t h'%' Nch 'quest r snore than' erptio years made, and !tk, that as a testimony 1 ~, Iq 4 ~0,1 thi ;,.,,,t . bil l _ed t o rem fifty. Purcha li.Y.' her qq,!' Of 41gireCtiO q, T r let zde v 'olnt n i i ,KEAlß L 7.;: r t , li i ns an affidavit, •,' tt htl t 1 4 Ik e 2 an d re, . tamp, an • n Writing, also ..., -1 It,' Gd,*, l '• 9d ag, b x , , . each box is wrapped , 4 n i ,,,, k , ob er i ncr b 0, ,, .• SA Nop ..., rem,: ~,avies, tlit'fl t 'cl' l -Y:' i lls: , Tr o „ . .i—als o b.1,_10, Oxford-street, 4 4 41, ter tt .er ,„ ,; , , tzt, v . , 'isogon, anay4riestley, Johnson, Ilk.. , n. , - , att,.."‘tri nß, ,„...r.estmaeott, tiro Wool 49ak, Hut T taff, L iverpool; at ryp so n i;wraii „ rift s 1 ,„ c I nson, Jewsbnry rcetable hitl!i:ldieV, and Paand ''''''ke Vellatrgh- Wianteb. AN English GENTLEMAN, a Student of Trinity College, Dublin, is desirous of obtaining a SITUATION as PRIVATE TUTOR in a GENTLEMAN'S FAMILY, where the Pupils will he Young. He ivould - ftistrtidt in Latin, Greek, Mathematics, and the Rudiments of French and German. Highest references giwbe given. Address 0. Y,rThtor, at the STANDARD-Office, Liverpool. WANTED Immediately, in a Scholastic Establish ment, a YOUTH, of 15 or 16 years of age, for two years, at a moderate Premium, who w' have superior advantages combined with a comfort me. Apply " ALPHA," e STANnArtn•office. TEACHER WANTED, tiJUNIOR ASSISTANT TEACHER is WANTED in a Boarding Scbool near Liverpool, capable of giving Instruction to the Younger Classes in • h Grammar, Wri ting, Arithmetic, and Geogra eferences will be required as to character, &c. Address (post-p A B, No. 5, Wesley-place, Liverpool. WANTED, Immediately, for the NATIONAL SCHOOLS at SALtaBURY, a MASTER and MISTRESS, either a Married Couple or Brother and Sister. Satisfactory testimonials will be required. They must be in full commu nion with the Church, and posssss respectively the average qualifications of devoted Teachers. The Master must have a good practical knowledge of Singing, with ility_to impart it. Stipend, £5O per annum, with a ouse and Garden. The Government grant (.e25 p num additional) may also be obtained by parties po ing the required certificates. Address (pre-pai the Rev. the MINISTER Of SALESIIERY, Blackburn, PARISH OF LIVERPOOL. 'W ANTED, by the Select Vestry of this Parish, an efficient FEMALE, folly qualified to perform the duties appertaining to the office of NURSE of one of the FEMALE WARDS of the Workhouse, Brownlow-hill. The salary will be £2l per annum, with board, washing, and lodging in the establishment. Also WANTED, a SCHOOLMISTRESS, to take'charge of the INFANTS' SCHOOL in the same establishment. The salary of the present olmistress, besifts'board, washing, and lodging, is e 25 per a but thajs6f the person elected will depend upon the class certi e she may obtain from the Com mittee of Council on Educ • n, b.. 0 her appointment to the office will be subject tot approvaTokl that of the Poor-law Board. Applications, in Handwriting of each candidate , stating age, previous occ pa - tion. and whether single or married, to gether with testimonials as to character and ability, must be forwarded to me, free of expense, on or before Wednesday, the 31st instant. By order of the Select Vestry, CHARLES HART, Vestry Clerk. New Parish-office, Brownlow-hill, opposite Brownlow-street, 18th July, 1850. Contrarts. TO CONTRACTORS, THE Water Committee of the Council of the Borough of Liverpool are now ready to receive TENDERS for EXCAVATING, FILLING IN. and PAVING OVER PIPE TRENCHES, within the Borough of Liverpool. Sped - of the Works may be obtained by applying at the ga's OFFICES, Hotham-street, between the hours of _, a.m., and Six, p.m. Sealed Tenders, stating terms and proposed period of Con .. to be delivered at the Offices, H -street, on or before 11 instant, addressed, " T e Chairman of the Water Committee." The Committee do ind themselves to accept the lowest Tender. By order. WM. SHUTTLEWORTH, Town-clerk. TO ENGINEERS AND BRASSFOUNDERS THE Water Committee of the Council of the 1 Borough or Liverpool are now ready to receive TENDERS for the supply of SCREW SLIDE VALVES, for such a length of term as may be agreed upon. Specifications, Drawings, and Models of the same may be inspected by applying at the EN GINEER'S OFFICES, Hotham-street, betwee --- n thehours of Nine, a.m., and Six. p.m. Sealed Tenders, stating terms proposed period of Con. tract, to be delivered at the ces, •Flotham-street, on or be fore WEDNESDAY, the August next, addressed " To the Chairman of the r Committee," and endorsed " Tender for Screw Slid res." By order, WM. SHUTTLEWORTH, Town-cleric. BOROUGII OF LIVERPOOL THE Fire Police Committee of the Borou g h of Liverpool are ready to receive TENDERS for the itpply of about 1,000 yards of LEATHER HOSE, to be made of good Hides, without bellies 'or necks, free from flesh cuts, with wrought Copper Rivets and Washers, and equal in quality, dimensions, and workmanship to a sample wh' i may be seen. ' at the TOWN-CLERK'S OFFICE, Pub ces, Cornwallis street, Liverpool. Sealed Tenders, addressed " the Chairman of the Fire Police Committee," end° " Tenders for Leather Hose," accompanied by Sam of the Hose, must be left at the TOWN-CLERK'S OF E. Public-offices, Cornwallis-street, Li verpool, on or ore FRIDAY, the 26th day of July instant, and the Committee will not be bound to accept the lowest By order, Wlll. SHUTTLEWORTH, Town-clerk Public-offices, Cornwallis-street, 15th July, 1850. Tender. LIVERPOOL BOROUGH PRISON PERSONS willing to CONTRACT for supplying the LIVERPOOL' BOROUGH PRISON with the follow ing ARTICLES, for One Year, commencing on the First of August next, are requested to send Tenders, with Samples, directed to the Governor of the Gaol, on or before the 31st instant. . For-Prisoners' Clothing. GRAY CLOTH, at per Yard, RED CLOTH, at per Yard, Double-Twilled FLANNEL, for Drawers, at per Yard, SCARLET and BLUE FLANNEL,,,Skrt, ets; „ For Bedding, BLANKETS, 7 feet by 4, p air, RUGS, 7 feet by 4, - Eac SCOURING FLAN „at per lb., STRONG CAN , for Hammocks, at per Yard. TheabOve l VjettSare to be delivered froitutime to time in such quantitl as the Governor may direct, and subject to his approval of the quality,'Stc. Information as to the probable consumption, '&c., may be obtained at the Prison ; where Samples can also'be seen. NEW CHURCH, LI3fEKILN-LANE DISTRICT, TRANMERE. THE great and increasing population - which has, within the last few years, arisen in Limekiln-lane and its neizhbourhood, has made the subject of Church Accommoda- tion in the district of Tranmere, one of urgent-and serious importance. . . The Township of Tranmere divides itself into two portions, cal led Upper and Lower Tranmere; and at the census of 1841, contained a population 0f4E,554 souls, which population is now estimated to exceed 6,000. There is one Church, situated in Upper Tranmere, capable of holding 671 persons, in which 102 sittings are free. But Lower Tranmere, which comprises the larger portion of the popula tion, and that chiefly of the poor and labouring classes, has no Church accommodation. With the view to meet socrying a case of piritual destitu tion, it is proposed, with God's blessi , o attempt .to raise , Such a sum of money, by Donati ,as will, in addition to grants from her Majesty's C iss►oners of Churches and ether societies, build a sec Church. site fnr arch inters lurch has been most liberally and kindly presented b orge Orred, Esq., the Lord of the Manor , eexotee , .71 OIL, I,J. 1.11,18 .....,.• in an eligible central part of Lower Tranmere, in the neigh bourhood of p imekiln-lane ; and the requisite endowment, as a Chapel-of-Ease to the Mother Church, will be given by the Rector of Bebington, for the time being. The total estimated expense'or a church to contain 600 -sit- s CII .- 1,600 must be raised by Donations -before the fiocieties will give their promised aid. - The proposal has been laid before the Bishop, and has met with Buis Lordship's approval. The Committee do not intend to sign any contract until the necessary funds are subscribed, and while they shall be thank ful for the immediate payment of donations, Subscribers, in the event of their subscriptions being•paid, will have their money returned if the amount required bemot promised. COMMITTEI FOR BUILDING THE NEW CHURQE TRANMERE. Rev. B. Arthure, Incumbent of Rev. R. M. Feilden, Bebington Tranmere. Reetory. Mr. Charles Ashton, Tranmere Mr..l.llerd,.Chester-road. Lodge. Mr. A.,Jackson, Eldon-terrace. Mr. Williataßolderston, Mount Rev. M. Margoliouth, Curate of House. Tranmere. Mr. R. L. Carr, 23, Clifton Park. G. Orred, Esq., Elgin, Scotland.. Mr. W. Courier, Fairfield Ter. Rev.T.F. , Redhead, Rock Ferry. race. Mr. J. A .Ithodes, Eldon-terrace. Mr. J. F. Dixon, Alexandrina• Mr. William Sharp, Clifton Place. I House. With power to add to their number. TREASURER: J. A. , RHODES, Esq., Eldon-terrace. SECRETARIES: Rev. M. MARUOLIOUTH, Curate of Iranmere. JOHD Hann, Esq., Chester-road. DONATIONS. IN LIMEKILN-LANE, G. Orred, Esq. . The Land Mr. James Beasley ...t5 5 0 Rev. R. M. Feilden,l The Rev. R. A. Taykr .... 1 0 0 Rector of Bebing- !Endow- Mr. Wm. H. Hewitt .. 1 i 0 ton Lord Bishop of Ches.- A Friend (No. 4). ter .ie2o 0 0 Mr. Lightbound . , 55 0 Worshipful and Rev. Mr. T. S. Eddowes.... 2 2 0 Chancellor Raikes .. 10 0 ,0 Mr. J. Cornthwaite .. 5 5 0 Rev. R. M. Feilden ... 50 0 <0 Mr. J. S. Skipper .... 1 1 0 Rev. B. Arthure 5 5 :0 Mr. J. W. Lloyd 5 5 0 Rev. T. F. Redhead .. 50 0 0 Mr. Thomas Green Rev. G. T. Fox Mr:. E. Gerard 10 10 .0 Mr. J. Kenny Mr. J. A. Rhodes . .. 50 0 0 Mr.. James Gill Lady Mary Lindsay .. 6 0 0 Mr. Charles Hill 3 5 0 Mr.Thos.Hitchmough 10 0 4 Mr. Wm. Francis Mr. J. WHenry 5 5 0 A Mr Friend (No. 5) 5 0 0 A Friend (No. 1) 2 240 .Josepli Hubback.. 1 i 0 Mr. W. Sharp 5 0 0 A Friend(No. 6) 1 1 0 Mr, Christopher Hall . 1 1 0 Mr. J. H. Nightingale. 1 1 0 A*Friend (No. 2) 2 0 0 Mr. W. Balderston.... 10 10 0 Mr. J. Hogarth Mr. C. B. Buchanan Mr. G. H. Wilson Mr. Wm. Arches ...... 2Friend (N0..8) 5 0 0 Mr. C. Ashton 10 0 0;31r. H. Jenkins, lull— 2 2 0 Mr. Arthur Jackson . 5 0 0 Mr. George Comer..., 2 2 0 Ditto, per Rev. M. , Mr. J, W 5O 0 M ar goliouth 5 0 0 Mr. J. W. Harden..,. 5 5 0 Mr. G. T. Roper A Friend (No. 3) 2 0 0 Mr. J. Robinson 5 5 0 Mr. J. F. Dixon lO 10 0 Mr. F. Hamilton 1 1 0 Mr. H. Seger Mr. Wm. Bennett .... 5 5 0 Mr. H. Pattinson 5 5 0 Mr. Wm. Titherington 5 6 0 Mr.Tbos. Warrington 10 10 0 Mr. James S. Robinson 5 5 0 Miss E.A. S. P.Thomp- Mr. J. Perrett 1 1 0 son 10 10 0 Mr. J. Leathhead..... 2 10 0 Mr. W. Lethed 2 2 0 Mr. J. Rea 1 1 0 A Friend ( N o. 9) 1 1 0 Mr. P. Owen 1 1 0 Mr, John Robinson... 1 1 0 Mr. Thos. Haigh 5 0 0 A Friend (No. 10) 2 2 0 Mr. E. Haigh 1 1 0 Mr. Wm. Harrop .... 5 5 0 Mr. A. E. Byrne 1 1 0 John Orred , Esq. .... 5 5 0 Mr. T. Stretch 1 1 0 Lieut. Hodder 1 0 0 A Friend, per (Mr. Miss Clemens 50 0 0 Beasley) 1 1 0 Mr. Thomas Sill 1 1 0 Mr. T. H. Holderness. 2 2 0 Mr. D. Murgatroyd lO 10 0 Mr. Edw. H. Leveaux. 2 2 0 -- Mr. J. W. Macrae ....10 0 0 £605 12 0 Donations will be thankfullyreceived by theßev. B. ARTH ORR, Incumbent of Tranmere ; by the TREAsuREII. ; by the SECRE• TA RI EIS ; or by any Member of the Committee. Also at Mews. nETT►99A Swos' Bull, Liverpool, THE LYCEUM, WAVERTREE, NEAR LIVERPOOL. 91n E Rev. SAMUEL FENTON, •M.A., will, if the LORD permit, RESUME the Duties of his SCHOOL on MONDAY, the 29th instant. His Establishment consists.of a limited number of Boarders, Day Boarders, and Day Pupils Terms moderate, and,yerri , For further informalion personally or by letter Wavertree, 20th J Ong according to age. pply to the Rev. S. FENTON, either I[R. MOLINEUX and Mr, MOLINEUX re. spectfully announce thA the DUTIES of the MUSIC ACADEMIES, No. 22, HOPE -STREET, and No. 13, BRIDGE STREET, WOODSIDE, will RE-COMMENCE on the 25th inst. , The Instruction consi individual Lessons on the Piano forte, and in Sin ' „, either with or without practice in con cert; and in t e Theory and Construction of Musical Har- Pipits attended in Schools and in Families, THE LIVERPOOL MECHANICS' INSTITUTION SCHOOLS REOPEN ON THURSDAY ,• FIRST OF AUGUST, MO, SCOTTISH EQUITABLE LIFE ASSURANCE SOCI ETY. (INCORPORATED BY SPECIAL ACT OF PARLIAMENT.) { EDINBURGH, 26, St. Andrew-square. Head Offices LONDOA, 61,Moorgate-street. GLASGOW, 43, West Nile-street. LOCAL BOARD OF DIRECTORS FOR LIVERPOOL. CHAIRMAN. Thomas Chilton, Esq., Merchant. DIRECTORS. Thos. Martin, Esq., Merchant Wm. Oxley, Esq., Merchant I David Cannon, Esq., Merchant Hilton Halhead, Esq., Mercht Medical Officer—James Petrie, Esq., M.D. The NINETEENTH ANNUAL ERAL MEETING of the SOCIETY was held on 7th ay last, when a BONUS of TWO per CENT. per ANNU. n the SUMS ASSURED was allocated to such Policies a ad attained their Sixth Year. The Sum presently A RED amounts to 13,366,354 ; the ACCUMULATED F Dto 1572,817; and the ANNUAL REVENUE to e ,978. _ The SCOTTIS 1 QUITABLE, being a MUTUAL ASSU RANCE SOCIETY, in which the WHOLE PROFITS are allocated amongst the Policy-holders every THREE YEARS, provides every advantage to the Assured which it is possible for any Life Assurance Institution to afford. Accordingly, Policies effected in the year 1832 have obtained a BONUS of about FORTY-THREE per Cent. on the SUM ASSURED ; those effected in 1833, FORTY per Cent. ; those in 1831, THIRTY-EIGHT per Cent. ; and Policies of subsequent years in proportion. Copies of the last Report may be had a; the Head Of f ices, or from any of the Society's Agents. ROBT. CHRISTIE, Manager. AGENTS: LIVERPOOL.. HENRY DAVIEW, Sharebroker, 5, Dale-street Manchester .. Andersons and Tliorburn, Mer Chants. Edward Corbett, Surveyor, 2, Princess-street Chester Jobn Hostage, Solicitor. Mold Anthony Dillon, Banker. tii LITIIPSIL sTiNtAkt. animation, LIVERPOOL EDUCATIONA - U'EWfi:BLISHMENT, CONDUCTED BY THE PRINCIPAL, DR. W. M. FISHER, A. 11., F.R.A.S., AND EXPERIENCED MASTERS. TN this Establishment YOUNG GENTLEMEN are thoroughly qualified for any of the Universities, Public Colleges, or for Mercantile Pursuits. The Course of Study comprises the Modern Languages, Latin and Greek Classics, Mathematics, Natural and Experimental Philosophy, Drawing, Commerce, Intellectual and Moral Sci ence, General Literature, and the Holy Scriptures. Dr. Fisher's Lectures on Astronomy, Chemivtry, Mechanics, Optics, Electricity, Galvanism, Pneumatics, Meteorology, tre., are fully illustrated to his Pupils by an extensive Philosophical Apparatus. SCRIPTURAL APDRESSES. The Rev. H. CARPENTER . 1., Rev. T. RAFFLES, D.D., LL.D., Rev. H. HAMPT , A.M., Rev. W. POLLOCK, A.M., Rev. T. NOLAN, A. 1 %, ev. F. OULD, A.M., Rev. F. PARRY, 13. D., Rev. B. A. SHALL, A.M. Rev. D. D. STEWART, A.M., Rev. W . WARR, A.M., and the Rev. H. H. HIG GINS, A.M., ave kindly undertaken to address the Pupils occasionally on Scriptural Subjects. Cards of Terms, for Boarders and Day Pupils, Printed Tes timonials, and Extracts selected from the Public Journals of Liverpool, may be obtained at the Establishment. The SCHOOL, 39. Greet George-street, will be REOPENED olz TUESDAY, the 30th instant. EDUCATION. MCARNABVSSES will RE-OPEN .o_ll on THURSDAY, Ist. 115, Bedford-street ouch. CLIFTON-PARK ACADEMY, BIRKENHEAD, WILL be RE-OPENED n---McrsnAir next, the 2 ' stant. . . Prospectuses may_lie-titrained from Mr. SORLEY, Principal of the Academy; or from Mr. RosE, 7, South Castle-street, Liverpool. CLASSICAL AND COMMERCIAL ACADEMY, 16, HUSKISSON-STREET, LIVERPOOL. ATR. R.ICHD. HOUGHTON:M.A., RE-OPENED iVlhis SCHOOL YESTERDAY (j day); the 22nd instant.. Lectures are occasionally ivirecT on Astronomy, Electri city, and the various b es of Natural Philosophy. Prospectuses an estimonials from the Professors of the different departments of Literature in the University, with a list of Referees, may be had at the Academy. THE HIGH SCHOOL, THE GIRLS' SCHOOL, TOR-LOWER SCHOOL, THE INFANT SCHOOL, AND RIR EVENING SCHOOL. A. Prospectus, containing full details as to Terms, &c., may be had on application at the Institution. CATTERICK ACADEMY, Conducted by Mr. BARBER, M.C.P., TN this Establishment is imparted, under the per sonal Superintendence of the Principal, assisted by Mas ters of high attainments and experience, a sound Classical, Commercial, and Scientific Education, combined with the Domestic Comforts of Home, careful Moral and Religious Training, genteel Manners, and D rtment. French, Ger man, Music, and Drawing, b ' ent Professors. Terms,l(iGuineas a-year The situationatriViTablihealthiand the neighbourhood replete with o ects interesting to Youth. The Pupils will resume their Studies July 24th. A Prospectus, with numerous references, may be obtained from Catterick, or at 10, Queen's-square, Liverpool. WALTON ACADEMY, WALTON-ON-THE-HILL, NEAR LIVERPOOL. THE Proprietor of this BOARDING-SCHOOL, while he gratefully acknowledges the large amount of public confidence reposed in him as a Teacher of Youth during the last Twenty Years, begs, at the same time, to make it known that he has now added to his Premises an exceedingly commodious Schoolhouse, and has also effected several impor 'ant al. - t' -- .nrl Sleeping Rona" - 'he Esta- alterations in ,ning and Sleeping Rooms of L._ blishment. He will thus be enabled, after the present Vaca tion, to accommodate a few additional Boarders, as well as materially to increase the domestic comfort of those commit ted to his care. The salubrity of the village of Walton is well known, and has been amply tested by the almost invariable good health which has prevailed in this School; while, from its proximity to Li verpool, the Pupils have the advantage of being attended by the best Masters of the Modern Languages, and plishments, &c. The Principal is assisted by Thr esident Teachers, of approved character and ability, a every means will continue to be employed which long-t experience and a sense of his heavy responsibility can ggest, to promote the moral and mental improvement e present and future welfare, of those placed under his rge. The Terms, w ich are moderate, may be had on application to the PRINCI PAL of the School, or to Mr. PHILIP, Bookseller, South Castle-street, Liverpool. VP. The present Vacation will terminate on MONDAY, the 29th instant. •Walton•on-the-Hill, July, 1850. TARVIN -HA LI, NEAR CHESTER, &DR THE SC H 00L, EDUCATION OF ONE HUNDRED RESIDENT PUPILS, Under the Superintendence and Tuition of the following :SIDENT MASTERS, PRINCIPAL—JOHN BRINDLEY, LL.D., formerly Second Master of the Grammar School, Brigg, and Head Master of Endowed School, Worcestershire. THOMAS WADDINGHAM, U. 1.11 Lit The Rev M.A., Fellow of St. John's College, Cambridge. ASSISTANT CLASSICAL MASTER—D. HARDING, 8.A., Exe ter College, Oxford. ASSISTANT MATHEMATICAL MASTER—JOHN ROFE, BA., St. John's College, Cambridge. FOREIGN MASTER—LIONEL BANKES PENLEY, formerly a Member of the French and German Universities. PROFESSOR OF MUSIC AND ASSISTANT FOREIG MASTER— SIGNOR ANTONIO SAPIO, Graduate ssociate of the Royal Academy of Music, London; ormerly Pupil of the Conservatories of Paris and Napl . COMMERCIAL MASTER—R. K Y. FORTIFICATION, ENGINEE 0, AND MILITARY DRAWING —JOS. A. PEASE, I y Teacher of Fortification in the Military School, • bleton ' and to Cadets of the Royal Military Acade , Woolwich. PROFESSOR HEMISTRY AND EXPERIMENTAL PHILOSO PHY—JAMES MACAULAY. SUPERINTENDENT OF OUT-DOOR CONDUCT AND DISCIPLINE —JOS. A. PEASE. DRAWING MASTER—L. B. PENLEY. DANCING MASTER—Mr. EDGAR WEBSTER, Chester. MEDICAL ATIDENDANTS—LLEWELLYN JONES, M.D., Cites ter ; Messrs. EARLE and ANKERS, Surgeons, Tarvin. THE OBJECTS OF THE INSTITUTION ARE 1. To insure a thorough scriptural and gentlemanly educa tion, under masters of first-rate attainments in their respective departments. 2. To provide a sound classical and mathematical education for pupils preparing for the Universities, Military and Naval Colleges, and Learned_ Professions; and a suitable course of instruction, including daily practice . in the modern continental , a as are intended for mercantile appoint- languages, for sue W 3. To maintain the strictest discipline, united with kindness and moderation, and the absence of corporal punishment, except in extreme cases, and then to be indicted by the prin cipal only. 4. To afford the pupils gentlemanly treatment, providing them liberally with domestic comforts at the same table with 4iie principal and masters. 5. To include under 'one charge every expense, domestic and educational, that there be no extras whatever. The Vacation will terminate on SATURDAY, the 27th instant, and the Classes will commence their regular studies on the -following MONDAY morning. STANDARD GENERAL PRINTING OFFICE, WHOLESALE AND RETAIL STATIONERY WAREHOUSE LACE AND AD —ISO N, PUBLISHERS OF THE LI POOL STANDARD, WHOLESALE AND TAIL STATIONERS, ACCOUNT 800 AKERS AND PRINTERS, " Hare in St , and Manufacture to order, LEDGERS, DAY BOOKS, a - 5H BOOKS, JOURNALS, LETTER BOOKS, COPYING BOOKS, BILL BOOKS, k WASTE BOOKS, IN EVERY:VARIETY OF STYLE PAPERS, Front the Mills of Whatman, J. R. Jones, and other approved Makers CREAM, LAID, NOTE, AND LETTER PAPER, LARGE AND SMALL POST, IN FOLIO AND QUARTO, LAID AND WOVE FOOLSCAPS, DEMYS, ROYALS, IMPERIALS, DRAFT, BRIEF, AND COPYING PAPER MORISON'S BLACK, COLOURED, AND COPYING INKS PERRY'S, HARWOOD'S, VOORSANGER'S, AND OTHER STEEL PENS PAPER CASES, WITH AND WITHOUT LOCKS ♦ND KHYS, PENCILS, SUITED TO MERCANTILE AND OTHER PURPONHit THE NEW ENGLAND.—The greatly increased tonnage of American vessels is creating no little astonishment in the mercantile world. In capacity their steamers exceed ours, while their sailing craft, in size and eqpipment, equal our old Indiamen ; but in New York and its neigh bouring ports has the credit hitherto been awarded of such perfect conveyances of cargo and passengers. Boston, and even further to the eastward, Bath, we now find at tempting to eclipse their northern brethren. A new ship from the latter port has, during the past week, arrived here. She is called the " New England," and in size and strength is not at all unlike even the " Old Island." We lament we are compelled to omit the dimensions of her timbering, but it is perfectly ample in strength, well finished, and thoroughly bolted and double rooved. As she has been built without reference to cabin passengers, and with every possible accommodation for the Increasing emigration of the labouring population, she possesses many advantages for her intended trade ; paltry decora tions having been sacrificed to strength and security. She is well lighted, ventilated, and carries a surgeon. She is commanded by Capt . , Preble, and I§ =Wined to Messrs. Hamden Co. 'lliila. 'qr.._ PUBLIC NOTICE. HARRISON BROTHERS have commenced their ANNUAL SALE of SUMMER STOCK, consisting of Barege. Paisley, and other Shawls, Mantles. Fancy and Glace Silks, Prints, Muslins, Bareges, Delaines, Cashmeres, and a variety of other New Materials for Ladies' Dress, including Half-mourning Dresses of every desertion, Bonnet Ribbons, Neck Ties, &c., which will be s or Cash, at a sacrifice of Twenty per Cent., in order effect a clearance prior to making their Autumn pure ses. A Lot of Coloured Sat' tes and Grecian Satins, at less than Half-price. N.B.—A perms t SITUATION is now vacant for a re spectable lENI experienced in the LACE and FANCY DEPARTME 1 and 2, 'WATERLOO-PLACE, CHURCH-STREET ; CORNER OF HANOVER-STREET. DU BARRY'S HEALTH-RESTORING FOOD FOR I INVALIDS AND INFANTS. rPHE REVALENTA ARABICA, discovered, exclu sively grown, and imported by Du Barry and Co., 127, New I3ond-street, London, sole owners of the Revalenta estates, and of the patent machine by which alone the curative princi ples of the plant can be developed. This light delicious break fast farina (without medicine of any kind, without inconveni ence, and without expense, as it saves 50 times its cost in other more expensive remed' —^-manently remove, t) 'speedily and dyspepsia (indigestion), constipation, acidity, cramps, spasms, fits, heartburn, diarrhoea, nervousness, biliousness, affections of the liver and kidneys, flatuiepcy, distension, palpitation of the heart, nervous headach, Xafness, noises in the head and ears, pains in almost every -part of the body, chronic inflam mation and ulceratiorie stomach, eruptions on the skin, scrofula, consumption/ ropsy, rheumatism, gout, nausea and . . vomiting during iireprancli, lifter eating, or at sea, 1 spleen, genrral paralysis, cough, asthma, i unfitness for st y, delusions, loss — of memory, vertigo, blood I to the head, austion, melancholy, g r oundless fear, indeci- ' sion, wretc dness, thoughts of self-destruction, &c. The' - food for i ants and invalids generally, as it is t which n er turns acid on the weakest stomach. bu healthy relish for lunch and dinner, and restores'" digestion and nervous and muse feebled. Du BARRY & Co., 12', -.- AGENTS FOR LIVERPOOL—T. Nixon & Co., 1, Castle- street Evans, Son, & Co., 85, Lord-street; P. Roberts, 20, Rauelagt street. AGENTS FOR BIRKENHEAD—H. Mottram, Ar street, Hamilton-square. AGENTS FOR MANCHE' Nash, J. Dalton-stree' food i arts a 1 ila r energy to the most en , , New Bond-street, London SCRIPTURAL EDUCATION FOR THE POOR PROPOSED NEW SCHOOL-HOUSE IN SAINT JUDE'S DISTRICT. F]IHE Room hitherto rented for a Boys' School, in connexion with St. Judea Cnurch, is required by the Proprieeor for other uses. There is no Other Room available for a School in or near the District, so that the instruction of these poor Children must be relinquished altogether unless a Building CM be erected for the purpose. The Rooms, moreover, at present used for the Girls' and Infants' Schools, situated under the Church, are quite inade quate in size, besides being badly ventilated and, insufficiently "Under these circumstances, the Com ettee have found themselves compelled to make exertion raise a Sum for the Building of a NEW SCHOOL HO E. The estimated ex pense is .4'1500, a sum much large an the Congregation can contribute; and it is therefore cessary, in ordcr to meet the pressing emergency, to mak n appeal to the Public. Contributions will be t kfully received by the Rev. J. B. LOWE ; by the Treasu • ,J.W. Pi LCH ER, 7, North John-st. ; or by any of the Me ers of the School Committee. T OF SUBSCRIPTIONS. G. J. Duncan .e5O O,T. H. Holderness Wm. Milner 25 o,George Sanders .. Thos. Milner (late) 25 O,Mr. Sherlock .... Mr. John Tyson 25 OJ. N. Moore J. W. Pitcher XY Z 25 o,Robert Livingston Misses Leather Dr. Carpenter Miss Butterworth Charles Cotesworth George A rkle Edward Byford Anonymous Woodall and Jones Edward Jones Richard Sanders 20 0 1 . John and Edwd. Walker, 20 01 Gospel Oak Iron Works 5 0 20 0 Samuel Gould 5 0 20 0 Charles Tinting 10 10 John Williams 2 0 10 10 James Steains 2 2 10 0 Mrs. Dwyer 2 2 10 OH. A. Macfie 2 2 10 0 Miss Fulton 2 2 _ _ G. J. Ihler Wm. Jones Edmund Molyneux 10 0 Wm, Whatham 10 OW. H, Keightley 10 OW. R, Sandbach Rev. W. Dalton, Wolver- !Mr. Rogers hampton Edward Batty lO 0 Elias Arnaud C. Armstrong 5 5 Thos. Clarke Dr. M'Neile 5 OR. C. Gardner Miss Billinge Harwood 'fanner Carn Mrs. Saltmarsh Misses Saltmarsh Mr. Richmond J, Hubback G, J. Ihler, jun Chr. Bell 5 0 Geo. Smith 5 0 Jas. R. Casper 5 0 Mr. Toplis 5 0 Mr. Woodruff 0 Mr. Kennedy 5 OR. H. Sherlock 5 0 Mrs. Solomon 5 0 Mr. S. Edwards Adam Hodgson Mrs. Shiels ... 5 0 Miss Houghton 5 0 R. A. Payne... Wm. Titherington J. H. Macrae Christopher Bushell Mrs. Molyneux „ „ John Bent 5 OJ. Pennington 1 0 5 OJ. Holmes, Esq., Mayor 1 0 5 OJ. R. Wardley 1 0 5 0 Richard Hodgson 5 0 John Shepherd 1 0 Rd. Wright ~,,,,, 5 OThos. Gainett 1 0 MIAs Christian 5 0 Mrs. Sawyer 1 0 pubitrationo, In a few days wilt he published, A LETTER to the CHAIRMAN of'the LIVER- Cl POOL DOCK TRUST, on the PRESENT STATE of the EXPORT COAL-TRADE of LIVERP CIL, _showing the im portance of Developing and I siug that Trade by the Erection of proper Mecha " Contrivances for the Shipment of Coal, with Drawings Coal-drops used at Hartlepool and Cardiff. a Geologic .'lap of the British Coal-fields, and the Railways and C s intersecting them. By WILLIAM LAIRD. London: W. H. SAIITH & SoN, Strand; Liverpool: Messrs. BAINES & HERBERT; and all Booksellers. THE ROYAL AGRICULTURAL SOCIETY'S PRIZE MODEL COTTAGES. Oct the 20th of June was published. price 2s. 6d. in boards, and 3s. in cloth, with seven pages of illustrative plates, DETAILED 'Specificatio n n'and Estimates,ivith Plans, If Sections, Elevations, and Working Drawings, for the Construction and Ventilation of a PAIR of COTTAGES for AGRICULTURAL LABOURERS; b nry Goddard, Esq., Architect, of Lincoln : being the e for which the ROYAL AGRICULTURAL SOCIET ENGLAND awarded their FIRST PRIZE. _ Also ready, price 3s. . boards, or 4s. cloth, the Second Edi tiottof Plans,S p • cations, and Estimates. of the PRIZE MODEL CO ES, for which the SOCIETY OF ARTS jztecotr awarded to-- wr. Hine, of Nottingham. and Mr. Nichol!, of London, the FIRST and SECOND PRIZES. London: DEAN and SoN, Threadneedle-street; PHILLIPS and SON. South Castle-street, Liverpool; and, by order, of all Booksellers. Medical Works, sold by NEVILLE and BOYDD, 23, Maddox- street, kegent-street, London. WHAT IS HEALTH ?—}IOW IT IS LOST, AND HOW RECOVERED.—A Pamphlet. . By A VALETUDINARIAN. Giving numerous important Hints, and much useful Information relative to the Maintenance and Recovery of Health, with a table of the Comparative Digesti bility of One Hundred different Ai tides of Diet • Remarks on Patent Medicines, &c. Price Sixpence • -iree for eight penny stamy.s. NEUROTONICS, or the Art ..:trengtliening the Nerves, being an outline of a New It od of curing Disease, Debility, Melancholy, Nervousn , &c., by increasing the Vital Power or Nervous ergy of the System. By D. NAPIER, M.D. Frice Fou nce ; post-free for six penny stamps. RECIPES REMEDIES; or, the Hair, the Skin, and the Teeth. towing how the Hair may become rich, glossy, and luxuriant, the Skin soft and fair, and the Teeth white, regular, and free from decay—without (as is usually the case) injuring the health or in any way irritating the nervous system. By the Author of " What is Health, how it is Lost, and how Recovered." Price Twopence; post-free for three penny stamps. POPULAR PORNEIOLOGY, price Is., post-free Is. 6d., or eighteen penny stamps. A plain and practical Treatise on all Diseases of the Generative System, acute and chronic, with numerous Prescriptions and Instructions for Self-treatment and Cure. Written by G. T. HUNTER. M.D., (one of the most able and experienced Physicians of the day,) for the express purpose of conveying sound medical advice in a manner per fectly intelligible to the non-medical reader. CASES AND CURES, or instances of Disease and Debility from irregular habits, with particulars of the Remedies applied in each case under Dr. aT. HUNTER. Post-free for three penny stamps. Published for the Authors, and sold by NEVILLE & BOYDD, 23, Maddox-street, Regent-street, London. Ent:Sumter p. ot fres. ECONOMIC LIFE ASSURANCE SOCIETY NO. 6, NEW-BRIDGE-STREET, BLACKFRIARS. ESTABLISHED 1823. Empowered by Act of Parliament, 3 William IV. DIRECTORS. The Right Hon. Sir T. 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John Bury, Esq, ADELPHI-HOTEL SHADES AND RESTAURANT, RANELAGH-PLACE THE Public are most respectfully informed, that this popular Restaurant, which has now been established many years, has latterly undergone a complete renovation in decoration, and its sources of comfort hay_e—been greatly aug pper mented. To Commercial Gentleme sift Strangers its proxi mity to the Railways and all the li e c Offices, the establish ment of Omnibuses to the se 1 Stations and Steamers, with the moderate charges and 'bid economy pursued, renders it a most desirable retreat f j ..., a —. —_____ LUNCH, DINER, TEA,_OR SUPPER The general mp4emeflt has been placed under the control of Mr. GEOR LATHAM, (late Purveyor of the Exchange Club,) whose gcferience in the cuisine gives him peculiar ad antages in supplying the choicest Viands of the season, not only in style, but at prices hitherto unapproached. Families supplied with WINES and SPIRITS at Wholesale Prices. .t's 0 5 5 0 5 0 5 0 5 0 5 0 2 0 2 0 2 0 1 10 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 0 1 0 1 0 1 0 Analytical Chemis Andrew Ure, M.D., F.R "London, 24, Bloomsbury-square, June 8, 1849 "I hereby certify, that has ing examined ' Du Bat lenta Arabica,' I find it to be a pure vegetable Farin wholesome, easily digestible, likely to promote a bet, of the stomach and bowels, and thereby to counteract dyst `perfectly liv action 4.nd their nen. W URE, & Consequences. Analytical " Dublin, March sia, constipatio "ANDI "Respected Sir,—l I bable agony from Aneurism, and h most eminent of the faculty, both in up all hope of a cure, having e] the remedies suggested. As any of your it as Food illy that I with and apprec humble servant your deliciou CORNELIUS O'SULLIV "Pr. Harvey p and Co., and Food;' it ha: diarrhoea, as their nervous c vents his compliments to Messrs easure in recommending their Dn. Berks, "Gentlemen,-1 am happy to be able to it person for whom the former quantity was prc .ed; has clerk very great benefit from its use; distressing symptoms of lon standing have been removed, and a feeling of restored healt induced. _Having witnessed ti.e beneficial ettects in the above mentioned ca have much p 1 &c., &c. I a ), late Stir "JAMES SHOtt.LA , From the Right Hon. the Lord Stuart de Dec "Dromana, ( "Gentletnen ,—I have dl the ' Revs! , selves to st 'au are at I R. Little Clu ars'dyspepsi U . "START DE DECIES elsea, London, Oct. 2, 184 men, your obedient SE "Tweet great pain two ten you hon. fn OCCII :evblenta - Aral "PARKER "Lo appreciated by;dear sir "Aghadown Gle " Dear Sir,-1 cannot speak too favourably of Arabica. "ALEX. STUART, Archdeacc t respectfully, 'THOMAS KING, Major-General Letter from the Venerable Archdeacon of Ross. Colleze, Can I 1 as ever I v "I nnw consider myself a str I am as vexat eruption of the s street, Aland I am, thy friend it requires no spedtaeles, &c. I deem 7 much importance to sufferers at la duty to place the above details at y you think will promote the neffar " WILLIAM HUNTER, Barrister-a-I "Rev. CHARLES REM 11 31, 1849. rid which my ME time of life hemiplegia paralysed, Brerikfast Fo , useful to me : the eye so much that extraordinary cure o: and I consider it my disposal in any way others. Faithfully, "Respected Friend seen so much good an, use this "EDWARD COR-BEll :ood to in answer " I have found pleasant food, doir disorders. "Royal Hotel, St. Heliers, Jersey, Nov. 4, 1849 " My dear Sir,—lt is not to be told : has been tome; and my little son (Tie morning —he never wanted a docto: lin I consider you a blessing to societ yours, "WALTER KEATING." "Queen's-terrace, Bayswater, London, No "Mr. Dampier will thank Messrs. Du Barry a him another canister of the Revalenta Arabica well with his infant." ` , Catherine-street, Frome, Somerset, I "Sir,—l have given your little girl, who is of a delicat her much good, &c., &c "St. Saviour's, Leeds, Dec " .... For the last five years I have been in a most condition of health, having been subject during tha' most severe pains in the back, chest, right and left s produced vomiting almost daily. Next to God I great debt of gratitude. Ihave not had any sickr stomach since I commenced your Food, &c., &c. gentlemen, yours very truly, '‘` (Rev.) THOMAS MIN y Tyas. Yorkshire "Devon Cotta " Gentlemen months advanc . o in pr.eg4ncy indigestion, and constipation, tin after eating them, having a great constantly obliged to resort to ph3 to both. I am happy to inform instant relief. She has never be heartburn, and the functions ire more regular, &c. "THOMAS WOODHOUS iverton, Nov 'All that I had sunred 1 Co. to send t agreeing so " H. CLARK for whom I ordered your food is six was suffering severely from lg. tin her meals shortly IE4B rs, and whi no medicine could remove the influence of Revslents sleep, which, until now or relieve, seems to vanish under I enjoy sound and refreshing, I could not -- Nervousness is procure passing away rapidly, and I am much more calm and collected in everything I do, and it has quite sweetened my poor temper. It now affords me pleasure to do for others what, before, I did not dare to do for nervous irritation, dzc. " W. R "Southwick IEEVES.' " Gentlemen,—l sincerely thank you for you'r kind at'tentimi. When I began taking the ' Revalenta' I was in as deplorable a condition as-can well be imagined. I was confined to bed, and so weak that I could neither stand nor walk, suffering severely from flatulency, constipation, and indigestion, and bring cona- ,• pelled to have - recourse - to aperients every second or third day; and upon one occasion I swallowed no less than seven doses within twenty-eight hours, under medical advice. There was a giddiness in my head, and a singing in my right ear, that, when 1 turned my head on the pillow, resembled the sound produced by a slight touch on a musical glass. I had a - - and q -* , ess across the chest- a sort of fui, sure tnroat, and a sligni. cough; but the pain around my loins was so great that I could not remain in the same position for ten minutes all night long. The principal seat of the pain seemed to be just below the ribs on my left side, and about three inches from the back bone. I commenced taking the Itavelenta' morning and evening, boiled in water and salt, and in less than a fortnight my appe tite was greatly improved, and flatulency and constipation so far vanished that I have not tasted a pill or drug of any kind since. lam much stronger, can walk steadier, and less like a drunken man, &c., &c. "JOHN VAS 1, Land Steward "Athol-street, Perth, May 2, 1848 "Some time has now elapsed since the lady. (who had been an invalid for thirteen years for want ofdigestion, accompanied with cough and general prostration of strength), for whom "I procured your Arabica Food has been using it daily as directed, and I am happy to say that it has produced a most salutary change in her4ystem, &c. "JAMES PORTER " Haddington, East Lothian, March 3,1849 "Dear Sir,—Your excellent Arabica Food has com restored my stomach, nerves and liver, which had bet__ ordered for nearly twenty veers past, and my health is now everything I could wish, and has been so these three months past, &c. "ANDREW FRASER." In'canisters weighing Ilb. at 2s. 9d. ; 21b. at 4s. 6d. ; of .51b. at Ils ; 121 b. at 225.; super-refined quality, 101 b., 335. ; and 51b. 225.; suitably packed for all climates. 121 b. and 101 b. canisters forwarded by DU BARRY and CO., on receipt of Post-office or bankers orders (carriage free), to any town or railway station connected by rail with London, or to any port in Scotland or Ireland connected with London by steam or sailing vessels. Shipments abroad attended to. Their amount may be sent in a bill or banker's order on London, or placed to the credit of Messrs. Da Barry and Co.'s account, at Messrs. Coutts and Co., bankers, London. 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His ador We were yesterc introdt a very intelligent man. lli well-proportione presence amongst among the North .s atol )lumn a well ad recited by him on boa ritten poem the pen of our North .A entitled, "History of Nation," and the bravery and prowc works proclaim thi does I vation, of original A. TRAVELLER'S TALI Nr had obeyed piano it bable, most .'.POOL ship at breakfast Rushton, Esq.. S Parker, Esq., J. I tledale. Esq.. J. I nett, Esq., W. Pr Branckcr, &e. pilled by the above gentlernt where the right rev. prelate pleaded the cat _ Coat Hospital. In the afternoon his lordship divine service in St. Nicholas's proceded to St. Heieti s, re tour filling' the office of director (vice Messrs d O'Doherty, who go out by rotation y be had on application at the by the Banker HAML IN'S BRISTOL Ttation, bas induced a great istol price, man, on being asked how old he ied, " I was dirty when I her of the ; remanded vn to inated observes, Edward 3 accom Church, the Blue attended .nd the but, in ir, and w set of I.3a.trN ,valenta of the B, re was in rtti-west, the accounts of the dancin, _ adding, that although he was at first i scarcely remain so after Mr. Gould's stat ing the pastimes of the bower bird of Australia. Here our friend Mr. Thompson said he had r bled upon what might be called a " pl among the glades on the east Mountains. In those gras less tread of the horses' f noticed by the busy bird seen. " The pheat " for the dance, a tr level, and only full I ornetimes is not most not be snid Mr T but the intrude oncn a hnont, 1 spectators group armint the trembling stage, ar twinkle their little feet skippin to bou h curtsey and ()pc truth, laughal conec le dance i e. When i performers step f ...., couple of hours." I confess to have been greatly staggered by this story ; but we sei and the c verified, itsivell as ill lie told the far nut): the Arctic circle, the ice forms over a river, and the water sometimes deserts its bed. There is a dry channel, wit a high arch of rough ice overhead, tinted white, green, and earth-coloured, if the banks are lofty. He said ho had travelled for the best Part of a mile in such a tunnel, simply because it was the best road.— iligski's Shoe end P INTO A tants of the nest. They were three in nt to be not more .. partly clothed with a hairy dowit, resen - iblin, flax in colour and appearance ; their heavy head with tufts of this, and raised occasionally the:r enormous mouths in etpectation of focd, v. suddenly dropped again ; their great staring eyes, writh ing necks, and naked bodies, altogether contributed to render their appearance irresistibly ridiculous; but their excitement seemed to have reached its utmost when one of the birds, which had flapped round the nest for some time, at last prepared to alight, gradually allowing his outstretched legs to fall from the horizontal to the per pendicular, and working his wings with increased violence and rapidity until he found footing on the margin of the nest, when opening his beak, he immediately disgorged several small eels, which were greedily devoured by ' three young birds. The eels appeared to be vex.- conceal vit it within the elastic pouch to which, in so many when n 1 a had s ere h ia lo o n f g a a t n oi o e p r p a o b r :o to s t i tlt e y , fh f e o b h s e e r to n n e g o n t birds, the dilatable skin of the throat can be readily con ; a pound weight, into the bottom of his nest. I had, it is he fo ro r n m a a lig ny ht m or a te n s io h r a e d dTs t ta e n i t ap t s r e e d e, b a e n fo d re op l en sa in w g passing glimpse of it as it fell, and, the re f ore, • h and of such a shape and sizi large I wz ty te u i e gt true, only o scarcely have suppoqed to have been stowed y o r ment could make only a rough g , l a lml nd species; but it appeared to be On that graceful neck, if I had not been aware observations on the habits of cormoranL great are the expansive properties of th e gu, civorons birds. After dropping it on the floor he commenced, by repeated blows of his bear ate and tear the flesh from the h,,--- n a week or, ten days of Letup or crowned they o the small ; rives to cg at its .% 1•44. , ;:. • ' 1 ►rom former and divers. how to lacer: LIII(1 s to ac cotnplisli his task in an i ncre dib ly short space of time by means of the admirable tool with which nature had fur nished him, performin g a t once the double duties of pick axe and pincers; th en f ollowed the feeding of the young birds, and so economical a housekeeper and skilful carver did he prove, that when I had afterwards the curiosity to ascend. the nest, I found as the remains of the repast, little else than the back-bone of a fish which might have weighed nearly a pound, with only a few ragged bits of flesh adhering to it ; even the head had been devoured.-- Kho.ei Ornilholorcal Rambles. lor;a1 W. Wd called M , qn a confirmation agara steam-Qt ip an In. h-ge-ga. ted narr tr) hir i, one ol man of c