The Liverpool Standard and General Commercial Advertiser. — Liverpool, Merseyside, England, 1838-01-05 00:00:00

fr- - ;%-o& ibtr ~,.~ ~y , ( 7,1_; - . 4 AI. 4. 1 'a?z"), rpoz t r, ‹t,sl.)- pping. . SITU ATit, . • • 8 ).`t /I 3 \ -- Cl. lil AN, of KoP i\\ ' \ 1 ‘ '' ~. ...)..L for ~everai years oiks4 ;., .. •-s-- ---, • . 0.,• • ~. ,utotl wlio corn give respectable. refeilg4 l i'-' 4 ale s- in Demel ' ava '' I ,ii ! ,ic t .,aeter, ,‘ vrno Ms been tonti'm: taming. a SITUATION.. as MA..bres- ) is des" " of- f)b- ESTATE in the...E,rst Indies . ii'' Ell. °E-. a 'SU6A-14. Letters, to be addressed, or. applications L , ' Standard . Office. be moue, at the EAST INDIES. r r the lt OSALIND. and will be Ileum:eked immediately. • To succeed For CA LCU'VT.I., ----__ eV' ----__ _7...'s The first-crass British-buia Ain ESTHER, •N • 3 . \V. EkycGI.AS, Ci mig - ier ; , Rgr hen per regi s t et 351, to , , coppered and copper ., fastened; • • er}, fist, aid is, ineveLLff- respect a most desirable -oppugn' ivy, liar.. ~: ,111e neater part of Iter cargo ready to go un I` . - - board.—Fur frerONQr pabsage - apply to Messrs. Wm. Fr§rib;rt .5 4.11,r,k§,01, )1 , , 1., - ~ AND GENERAL COMMERCIAL ADVERTISER. GOVERNESS. , • AJTANTEb iinthediately, iu a Ladi s' Seroinary:.Lik DY or genteel conneysiaus, well perienced to .: t i„ , with a thorough knowledge of the euch Language, ant. assist in 'reaching Music, Pro . winv.,, and Arithwetio.' L..tters (twit-paid) addressed to A. ii.,. Mr: Bxmax's, i 'her Cockerruouth, or J. Camictitir, 66, Bold-street, Liveri - ,U!, mill meet.with immediate attention. • HEARTS, RESOLVED, AND HANDS PREPARED, THE BLESSINGS THEY ENJOY. To BOLD and STAIIKEY. 0011 E. and TOMLINSON. The ROSALINTI will sail en Weelvesday flext. FRIDAY, JANUARY 5, 1838. [PRICE FivEpprq. VoL. Xl.- --No. 536.] NV EST lejrk 1 OM JUNCTION . It ..11.1kA Y COMPANY. To sail in a few days. or,DEME RA, The fine Ship S S 1 E , Captain J. 1.-oaDE ; alas the principal part of her cargo ready to :re) on board.—For Freight or. pziesage apply to DUNCAN Gttta. Esq., or to BOLD and STARKEY. ~ . ... . , "' 4 To sail early in January. ' For DEMEItAII.: , • tl" • The Ship L, Li bNT RA, T: T. SPeNCE, N . • ter; 13urthen 404 tone.—For freigh4 or passage (having superior . nec ummo „ a.tons) apply to th e Captain, on hoard, or to SANDBACH, TINNE, and Co. pk • Intended to sail'imm e di For BARBA.DO • The Ship A L JOHN ANWYL, Lister. Fur freight or passage apply to 1117 t. ItTON:IRLAM, and I-lIGGIN SON. ,'‘":zteam Nabigation. , . For 151.3.1L1N ,AN . ' FAST. THE CITY OF 4 STEAM-PACKET- IMTANY, SCORPORATED BY ACT OF PARLIAMENT. The above Company sail their Vessels, (With or without Pilots,) taping Goods and asserigers to the following ports, namely, To DUBLIN Daily.' To BELFAST, every Wednesday, The new Steamer ATHLONE, on WEDNESDAY next, the • 10th instant, at Nine o'clO4 in the Evening, front the Clarence Dock. • The principle of this Company is that of .itteaching all lin, potters and Exporters by a Division of the Pr fits among them, after payment of the Dividends—th us creating a community of interests between the Shippers and Shareholders—a principle which will best gnarantee to its Proprietors a certainty of their Dividends, and to Shippers of all descriptions of .Goods and Stack the having a well supported Establishment of first - elaini Steamers, and the lowest rate of Freight compatible with a jlue attention to their maintenance. Apply to SAMUEL PERRY, 27, Water-street. ;SHORT SEA VOYAGE & EXPEDITIOUS ROUTE TO BELFAST AND NEWRY, ria ARDGLASS. The County of Down and Liverpool Steam-packet P Company' s new and powerful Steam-ship • VICTORIA,, .. (370 tons registet-220 (terse power,) Wm. ABERDEEN, Conithander ; ' Is appointed to sail with Goods and Pas 'tigers. during the 4 Month nf•JANuattv, from this Port.' f ARD GLASS an d STRANGFORD LOUGH e ver y Tu ay,. from Clarence Duck, at,the following bourn :—' , . . ' Tuesday, 9th January, at 9 in the Evening. 16th. 11 • .. __ . • • 99 Of 23 v , d , 7 , 90 -30th . „ II And from ARDGLASS and STRANGFORD Loycli for LIVERPOOL, Every Saturday, leaving the latter place at Seven o'clock in the Evening. ,--The.-accommodation s Of this-Vessel - for Plssengers 'are very superior—her speed is almost unrivalled; her longest passage *Uwe she took the St a ti on h as not exceeded twelve hours, and in moderate weather is performed in from ten to eleven hours. Coaches run regularirt o _Belfast and Newry, and Passengers wishing to attliid long sea passages' will find this conveyance most desirable and worthy of support. ,• Cabin' Passage (including Steward's Fee) 17s. 6d. Deck " - 2 6 Apply to . CROZIER andCn., Agents, 13, Goree-piazzas . • SOLUBLE COCOA, Alanufcsetared and Sold Wholesale by PRITCHARD AND CORNTHW'AITE, • . • LIV.64POOL. THE various preparations of the COCOA N T have ob i' taitied - erinsiderable reputation as articles 'diet for in sialids, as, welt as 'affording grateful-beverage i health. The Nut from which they are prepared is of afa aceous nature, Combined with a peculiar kind of oil and aroma, and so well blended naturally.. that it has been thought to contain alkaline properties also. It is a bland, sweet, and nourishing food, and, when desirable ti) support the constitution, without producing -excitement,. it is esteemed by the afculty as one of the best beverages for breakfast, luncheon, &c. A French physician has asserted,' that one ounce or chocolate contains more nutri ment than a pound of beef; and the experience of many other physicians, of whom may be .ettuincraied Hoffman, Cullen, Quincy, and Baillie, has delerthined, that in hectic, scorbutic, oad.melancholic diseases, it. is generally nreferable t o any other diet. 'Water is the bes't solvent of it, although milk is thil more a'greeable; and, 'therefore,*nidre generally used. As it is of a lubricating. character,. advantage has often been derived from the use of it in gout and diseases of the alimentary canal. "Chocolate is sold - in 1 5 aris for the relief 'Of cough, arising from a deficieticy of the natural Innen. .:f the and ie given to children of a scrofulous tendency, to stoutish the con atimi inn_ Kbe above is an extract from a work published in London, by a respectable Chemist, on the properties of, various articles of diet and medicine.] Iti Fliitorical and Botanical account of Fruits known in Ir4e he Britain,n are na e m g e od is s. derive . d from tw ' oGreek words, signi fYinVithe"-foecuelrieflh o ".Chocolate is •e! 3 teerped,.tbe roost restorative of all aliments, insomuch th'at one ounce of it is said to nourish as much as a pound of beef." • • ' s' • .The 11;14gazine.pr Useful Knowledge for 1833, page 120, re marks,—" The late reduction of duty will, probably, bring Cocoa into ,more "gene'ral'oinsumption. as it 'is now half •the price. of Coffee, and oim-G.ftb that of Tea, and certainly,far More nutritious than either:" ' Soluble COCoa an entirely new and improved preparation of Cocoa, which wants only to be known to be esteemed.' It possesses all the tiest qualities of Chocolate, and is more easily prepared for use, being, pfrfectly'soliible. It requires only to be used in the same proportion as paffee; pour a little hot water upon'it, beat into a paste, add the remainder of water or Milk. boiling; millit well, and it iifit for immediate use: - Sweeten to tho palal.P. N.B.—lt should never be made before wanted, as itmay . , prepared for the table in less than one minute. The following sorts of Prepared and Soluble Cocoa and Cho colate are manufactured and sold wholesale by PRITCH A RD and CoawritwAirE, Liverpool; and may be had at nearly all the respeciatile :Wholesale and Retail Grocers and Tea Dealers in the Jingilotn. .Finest Prepared Cocoa. Superior Soluble ditto, (loose.) Ditto dittO ditto, in Ilb packages. compressea Cocoa, four squares in a package. Gooil Chocolate, in cakes, (blue paper.) Fine ditto, ditto, (drab ditto.) Finest ditto, ditto, (red ditto.) • Finest Choc o l a t e, ' i n Powde,r in ilb canisters. Finest Nibs Chocolate or Cocoa Paste, in pots. CoCoa —tWo Oz. Cakes Chocolate. N.B.—A stock of the fultowing esteemed sorts of Chocolate constantly on hand, and may he - obtained by the trade only: . Sir Hans Sloan's Milk Choeolate. Sir Hans Sloan's best purified Milk Chocolate. .Churchman's .Milk Chocolate. Churchman's best purified Milk Chocolate, . , CAUTION. rullE PUBLIC are respectf u ll y cautioned against the BASE 1 and DISEIONEST attempts of many Shopkeepers, whoen deavour to itiist upon thetri a pretended "GENUINE 'MAC. ASS&II, OIL," composed of the most PERNICIOUS end TRASHY ingredients, reco,mtnending it under the lure of being cheap. To prevent such imposition it is necessary to observe the fol- The ORIGINAL and only qENutriF is enulotki4 in a wrapper, on vihich are engraVed these 'Words,:_ ROW LAND'S Al A G A ,S S A p.- 0 1 L. with th e i r Si gnature in afro, thus: A ROWLAND & SON, 10, Hatton .Garden, qqpptersigned,. ALEX. ROWLAND. The prices are 3s. 6d.-75.-10s. and 21s. per bottle. 1 4 4 !Some Impostors 'sit , n A. Rowt.ANDSoN, omitting the The principle on which the ORIGINAL or "ROWLAND'S MACASSAR OIL" is prepared, is confined SOI,,fiLY to the • knowledge and practice, of ALEX. ROW LAND & SON. 20, Hatton Garden, London, who are still at an immense expence in completing its preparation. Impostors may prepare any TRASH, and call it " MACASSAR OIL," and pRETttNn it to be the same as " RO WLAND'S;".but the fact is, the amalga rnition of this article neutralizes alt attempts to separate its component parts; therefore, any declaration of the kind only brings disgrace and contempt On such wretched imostors. ir,f Be sure , to ask for" ROWLAND'S. ' RL A tiEmtsz, 1 4 , M a n c h ester-str t, Dale-street . Liverpool, one Door from the Old Haym rket. CAUTION.—Mr. Lamb cautions the Pn lip from pur che hasing Medicines from any person. or pers s going about standing mark e t, h aw ki ng f rom rto door—re t country, preienting themselves as being connected wit Mr. LAMB, authorised ,to sell his Medicines—under any pretence what and - ever. LAMB'S MEDICINESiIo .not contain theleast particle of Mercury not Turpen ti u e --.they are so mild in th e i r operati o n, that they may be taken by the most delicate constitution with equal safety—they may be taken without any hindrance of busi ness or changed diet: and were there are not any Worms in the system, the Medicines are equally mild, and equally safe; and are also particularly efficacious in bilious, nervous, anddropsical affections, in fits,, the, earliest stages of consumption, as well as in most cases of indigestion. On the 27th .of NOvember, 1837.-1%4. Wm, Hartley Tay lor Ormskirk, after takins2 Mr. It. LarlSb's Medicine passed a Tape Worm 4 yards long, his symptoms were pains in the head, accompanied by giddiness, heaviness over the eyes, slim ness of sight, .and drowsiness • violent pains in the stomach, across the small of, the. back, and gripings and rumblings in the bowels. Onhe 24th of Novemb er, 18 37.—Mrs. E. Jones, of No. 33, Lambset. Toxteth-park, Li ver p oo l , a f ter taking M r I t. p 'Medicines, passed a Tape Worm 5 yards long, her symptoms were giddiness of the head, dimness of sight, pains in the stomach, side and back, gripings and- rumblings in the bowels, and often felt low, faint and sick, shortness of breath, pains and weakness of the iegs and swelling about the ancles. Ou the 21st of October, 1837.—A dauahter, aged four years and a half, of Mr. Thomas Daniels, N 0.9, Robinson's-buildings, St. Andrew -street, Liverpool, after taking Mr. It. Lamb's Me dicines, passed a Tape Worm 3 yards ionic, her symptoms were fever, auras. restlessness in the n i g h t; disordered bowels, flushed . in thi . face tows; Otis Icep ing„nrul Yro9s. On Ttn the 18th instant, at One n'elouk, at the Brokers' Office, 4; Oldhall-street, / ' 330 Bags Manilla SUGAR, 62 BasketS MOTHER OF PE L. SHELLS, Just landed BriWant; from Manilla. J. and J. BARON, Brokers. On WiiDNESDAY, the 24th instant, at One, o'clock, at the Brokers' Office, 4. Oldhall-street, 1956 Bags C0C0.., / Just landed ex Thomas Worthington. ts4m Lima.—Apply to J. and J. BALION, Brokers. l'estponeci from the lGth, To TunsnAv, the 231 instant, at 'Twelve o'yfock, in Chaloner • and lloug,hton's Bonded Yardent-street. 289 Lolls and Curls St. Dominvri EIOG4NY, Beinfy, the cargo now landingex brig Aurora, from St. Domingo. —Apl>lv to If- • l' P. JINRY 'f.ILLICK, Merchant, or to CEIALQ4fi o tt and lIOUGITION, Brokers. . On TuftsnAv, the 23d instant, at Twelve o'clock .in Chaloner and lloogt,ton's Bonded Yard, Kent- met, 235 Logs and Planks New . South W• CEDAR, Of very superior quality and large dimensi‘ is, lately landed ex ship Thomas Lowry, from New South Wales.—Apply to Messrs. STRINGEt: and M till - , Merchants, or to CHALONLIt and HOUGHTON, Brokers. On TUESDA v, the 234 instant, at Twelve o'clo9t, in Chaloner and Houghton's Bonded Yard, Herring n-street, 308 Logs and Ctirl's St. Domingo Al OGANY, Being the cargo now landing ex brig .Au es Primrose, from Port-au-Prinee.—Apply to CI - ?ALONE Tt and HOUGHTON, Brrkers. EnZuranct Xotitzs. YORK AND NORTE-1 OF ENGLAND ASSURANCE COMPANY{. High Ousegate, Park, and King Williant•sfreet, London. THE following RikimeErr RATES 'are • /charged by this Company on Commercial ltisks ' in Liverpool:— Floatitig Policies, lir all e ase s..... 9s. percent. per annum. Specific Policies, including all risks 7g. „ ~ • Omitting all Hazardous Trades... 6s. „ „ Ditto also Hazardous Goods... ss. „ Pe No extra charge for plurality of occupation: Short-period Policies at the usual proportions of the above rates. Renewal Receipts are now ready for delivery for Policies ttlliug due at Christmas. Life Assurance effected on terms more advantageous to the assured than at most other offices. Tables of Rates, with all other information on the subject may be obtained onapplication to ATTHEW VVOTHERSPOON, 7, India-buildings, Agent for Liverpool. . . REDUCTION OF LIFE PREMIUM. UNION VIRE AND LIFE ASSURANCE OFFICE, Established A.D. 1714. DALE -STREET, Livpai , ooL, JANtARY, 15.37. THE Directors, in order t o mee t the wishes of many per. ions who desire to effect Insurances ooheir Lives at a i ffu low Annual Premium, in s t ea d of s h ar i ng hisrofits at a future period, have had Tabl e s o f' PremiU ms c l a t e d f o r that pur pOse, by which the y offer to the Public le choice of Insuring upon the old syste m of this COMpany, with the profits attached, or without sharing profits, at the following reduced scale of Rates : . . Age. I 20 I 30 I 40 I 45 I 50 I 55 I 60 £s.(ll:s.dXs.dl:s.(l.Cs.(l.£B.(lXs Premium. 1 ,17 1 2 5 5 3 1 2 3 12 2 4 6 2 5 3 8 6 4 2 As an additional convenience, the Premiums may be paid Half-yearly, Quarterly, or in a Single . Payment: HENRY HAMER, Agent. UNION FIRE OFFICE- The Assured are hereby respectfully informed the Premiums on Policies due at Christmas; should he paid - within 15 days from the 25th September, 1837. • SHIPLEY and CO., 79, CnuncH 7 sritEET, supply superior' WHIPS, SADDLEIRY, and HARNESS, As at theii Manufa c to r y, 181, R egen t-street, - London. FEATHERS ROYAL MAIL AND UNIVERSAL COACH OFFICE, No. I, JAMES'S-S7'REET LIVERPOOL. riviE Public are respectfully informed Her Majesty's Royal A. Mails and Patent Safety, well-regulated Coaches depart ,from this Ottice Daily : LONDON, / ROYAL MsINIL, , Every Morning, / at a Quarter in 21 hours, 5 before Eight o'clock. NORTHAMPTON ROYAL MAIL, EveyY orning, at , Halt-past Se n o 'clock. . ATHERSTONE, ItoyAL MAIL, E e Morning,, at a Quarter befor 'fight o'clo c k. HENCKLEY / .s ROYAL MAIL, Every Morning, at Half-p as t . Seven o'clock. LICHFIELD, ROYAL NAIL, Every Morning, at Eigbto'clock. BRISTOL, / Rover. - MAIL, Every Evening at a Quarter in,lB hours, 5 . before Five o'clock. ' • 'WREXHAM, ROYAL MAIL, every Evening at Five ELLESMERE, '• • O'clock. ' ~ SH REWSBURY, 'LUDLOW and ; ROYAL MAIL, Every Evening, at a Quarter HEREFORD, 5 before Five.o'clock. MONMOUTH, and ROYAL MAIL, Every Evening, at Five cnEPSTOW, _ S ' o'clock. .__. ___ BATH, ~ R OYAL MAIL, Every Evening, at EXETER, and FA LMOUTII, ' o clock. MILFORD, such ROYAL MAIL, Every Evening, at Five SWANSEA, S o'clock. ) ROYAL MA IL, Every Evening, at a Quarter ( 5 . before Seven o'clock, through Chester; HOLYHEAD, Holywell, St. Asaph, Abergele, Conway, Bangor, &c. 1 L'HIEONDELLE, Splendid Coach, Every CHELTENHAM I Morning, at a Quarter before Seven , .1n 12 hours. }- o'clock, through Chester, Wrexham, I Ellesmere, Salop, Bridgnorth, Kidder ) minster, Worcester ; and Tewkesbury. BRIDGEWATER, TAUNTON, EXQUISITE, every Morning at a Quar- EX ET li, - ter before Seven o'clock. OS\VESTItY, j ORIGINAL NETTLE, every Morning at \V LS H POOL, and a Quarter-past SeVen o'clock, through NEWTOWI'sI, Chester, Wrexham. Ruaborr, & Chirk. WREXHAAI ) The SWALLOW, every Evening at a Quarter _ _ before Three o'clock.. . ' BANGOR LORD DINORBRN, every Morning, at a and Quarter-past Seven o'clock, through Ches- CARNARVON, ter, Holywell, St. Asaph, Abergele, Con way, and Bangor. HERO every Morning, at a Quarter to SHREWSBURY, ,Ten, through Chester, Whitchurch, and ,W e tn. ,GALLOPADE, every Morning, at a Quar- SHREWSBURY, ter to Seven, through Chester, Wrexham,. Overton, and Ellesmere. CHESTER At Seven o'clock, Half-past Seven, Eight, and Coaches Ten a.m., and at.One,Three, Five, and S eve n o'clock P.M. Performed , by JONES and HERBERT. N.B.—OBSERVE. This is the only Office at which Parcels can be Booked, by direct conveyance, to the West of England and North and South Wales. All Parcels for London 'sent by Her Majesty's Royal Mail, from this Office, which. is the only .direct conveyance, will be delivered by Eight o'clock the following Morning, and on the most reasonable terms. DISCOLOURED TEETH NEWLY ENAMELLED, WITHOUT THESLIGHTEST PAIN oR INCONVENIENCE. • LOSS OF TEETH SUPPLIED, • Without Wires, Springs, or Clasps; Loose Teeth Fastened,. And filling 'Deemed Teeth with Mi e al Siliceuin. MONS. DE BEHR Surgeon-Dentist, 51, Duke-stree , Liverpool, (Prom the firm of De Berri and Co. 121, Regent-street, London.) RESPECTFULLY inform th e N o bil ity , G entry, an d the Public, that they have recently discovered a Liquid Enoniel, which by a single application, and without the slightest pain, immediately hardens and 'produces a beautiful and per- Inanent Enamel on Teeth which are discoloured freng aye, neg lect, calomel, or disease of the gums, and as it is well known that the loss of the liatural enamel is the principal cause of the decay of a tooth, and that the first effect is its discoloutation, the value of this invention cannot be too highly appreciated, for by a timely application of a coating of this enamel, the further progress of decay, to eihache; and loss of the tooth itself, is 'en tirely and effectually prevented. They also continue to fill up the cavities of Decayed Teeth with their Mineral Siliceuni, without the least pain, heat, or pressure, it is placed into the cavity in an almost liquid state, and in a few seconds gets hard, preventing and curing the Tooth'ache, arresting all further progress of decay, and rendering I he . operation of extraction unnecessary. The Mineral not on ly converts a mere shell into a sound and useful tooth, but by completely stopping up the cavity yrerents effectually that un pleasant taint of the breath which invariably:accompanies a de cayed tooth. _ _ _ Artificial Teeth made of his incorrodible mineral are more durable than those usually worn ; thOi always retain their co lour, never break from the plate, are free from smell, and not affected by the use of the most powerful medicines. . To Clergymen and Public Orators labouring under defective pronunciation; Mons. B.'B method of replacing Teeth will be found peculiarly valuable, as it obviates all defects of articula tion.•particularly. the inability to give the proper sound to the dento-lingual dotible consonant TH. Artificial and Natural Teeth, of surpassing beauty, fixed from one to a complete set, utiatOut extracting the roots or giving any pain, without springs, wires, or ligatures, answering all the purposes of Mastication and Articulation; irentaining perfectly secure in their places, and may be taken out and replaced by the wearer with the greatest facility the followm,g Paris charges £ s. d. A single Artineial Tooth A cotnialete•set . 5 5 0 A complete set of Natural Teeth, on fine gold ' l. pate " An entire set of Natural Teeth, highly finished, in. the first style, with fine gold soci:cts, 'usually charged 40 guineas . They also Fasten Loose Teeth, and repa'r Artificial Teeth to their Original state . .—At home from Tea till SIX. , 51, Duke-street, Liverpigisl. - '• '• ' , 9 -7:11.1t5 b, j 7) auctfcra. . . De LANGE'S SUPHRIOR FLOWER ROOTS. By Mr. T. BRANCH, TO-MO R now, (Saturday,) the 6th instant,• at Eleven o'clock, at the- Hanover Itooms, - iCHOICE Collection of DUTCH PULDS. the growth of Messrs. DE LANGE and SON of Haarlem, tchn§ e Roots last Season gave such genet . : satisfaction for their beautiful blooming and excellent mi dition'. The Collection includes Dould.e• and Single II) acinths, Tulips, JonnuilS, Polyanthus Narcissuses, Crown Imperials, Fritularia, Croduse4, Irises, Amaryllis, Ranunculuses, Anemones, &c. ,_ To be viewed on the Morning of Sale, when Cat alogues (with descriptions and general directions as to the prop, tints f,,y planting, depth of setting, .&e'.) may be had from 1111. T. BRANCH. ! • . SALE AT THE HANOVER - LOOMS. -By Mr. T.' BB,ANC , On TUESDAY next, the 9th instant t Eleven o'clock, A CONS' DER ABL assortment New and'Seeond-hand ALL-HOUSEHOLD URNITUR , intduclinp; a fine-tinied Six. Octave Piano-forte, hoar-post and CaMp Bedsteads, with Hangings and Bedding, painted - Chamber Requisites, modern Mahogany Articles; in Carti Pembroke, and Library Tables, Chairs, Couches, Sofas, and Lounging Chairs, in green DaMask and Maroon Leather, Sideboards, Wardrobes, Chests of Drawers, Night CoMitiodeS, &c., fancy caned Chairs, Brus sells and other Carpets, Resewood and Mahogany Portable Desks and Dt - essing Cases, Fenders, Saucepans, Figured Fluor Cloths, &c. Sze- To be 'iewed on MONDAY next, the Bth, when Catalogues may be had from Mr. T.l34ANcu.- • LIVERPOOL. Valuable PURLIC-HOUSE, STAB LIVG, forge YARD, SPIRIT VAULTS,'teith compact BREWERY. B% Mr. BACH. OU WICDNESDAy, the 17th instant, at'Six o'clock in the After t unon, on the Preatise. uhject, to conditions. I E' LICENSE :Ind GOODWILL of the TRAVEL - il.. LERS' REST INN, in New Scotl4'4i-road, .now in extensive business, in the occupation f Mr. GEORGE J 40:sot‘r, who is retiring. The House' tai d zo ns, on the Ground v Flour, and extensive Spirit Counter, ( 12 yards front,) three Parlours, Kitchens, and Offices, with large Club Room and 7 Bed-rOomS over the same. 'The Yard, (which iti'much used for Cattle, being on the lice from' the Clarence Dna to the Mar ket,) affords-Standing Mind) for Fifty Ckirts and Gigs, with Stabling for Forty Horses. The Brewery is Eight Barrels lentzeb; and may be underlet with Out inconvenience. There is an Un'eXpired Term of eleven years 'in the Lease, with liberty to nominate a successor. For particulars apply on the Premises, or at the Auctioneers Offices, in the Arcade. " . ' By order of the Mortgagees. Peremptorily.—On THURSDAY, the Ist day of February next, , at Six o'clock in the Evening, at the Clarendon Rooms, in South John-street, Liverpool, upon such conditions as shall he. then produced. ALL that Piece of LAND, situate on the north side of Great Nelson-street North, and south side of Collingwood street, with the two DWELLING-HOUSES, OWHOUSE, 1 STABLES and SHEDS thereon erected, c taining in front to Great Nelson-street North 40 feet 7in s, and running in rear or depth ou the east side northward 76 feet 10 inches, and then turning off . at an angle and running eastwardly 9 feet 9 inches, and then again turning oil' at an angle and'running in further depth northwardly to Collingwoo - t-street 59 feet 3 inches, and running in depth from Great Nelson - street North to Collingwood-street on the west side northwardly 101 feet 9 inches, containing, in front to Collingwood-street 36 feet 11 inches, and containing in the whole 763 superficial square yards or thereabouts. The Premises consist of two newly erected Dwelling-houses, nnw occupied as Public-houses,'owe of which fronts to Great Nelson -street North, and the other is fronting Collingwood street, with a Shippon or Cowhouse adjoining for twelve Cows. There is stabling for twenty Horses—a greater number might be accommodated. This Property would be very suitable for a Livery Stable Keeper or Coach Proprietor. The Tenure is Freehold of In heritance. For further particulars apply to Messrs. FAI,RCLOUGH and WIATT, Solicitors, 2 9, Basnett-street, Liverpool. ktaai 2‘Totircrs. ek „THEREAS, Thomasa4sthorn and James Edward P ar - VN tington; of Bevin n-bush, Liverpool, mille rs an d dealers, have assigned o r heir estates and effects to trustees, for the equal benefit of their creditors. Notice is hereby g iven, that the deed of assignment lies at the office of Wm. and Thos. Tomlinson, Fenwick-street, Liverpool, for execution by the creditors; and such of them as neglect to execute the same be: fore the First day of March next, will be excluded all benefit arising therefrom. `kTOTICE IS HEREBY GIVEN, that e, the undersigned J'l T hamasßawsthorn andlamet Edwa iartington. of Li verpool, corn millers and co-partners, ea •ipx ou husiiies. at Beviugton-bush Mills, in Liverpool aforesaid, have this day 'Mutually agreed to dissolve the said partner Ship. As witness our hands, respectively. 29th day o f D ec . 1837. (SigOo) THOS. RAWSTHORN. JAS. ED. PARTINGTON. Witness to the signature of brill] parties, (Signed) Trios. TOMLINSON. • ,ryillacommissioners in a fiat in bankrtiptcV, bearing date' It• the 9th day . of June; 1835," awarded and issued against WILLIAM TAYLOR, of Liverpool, in: the coutity'of' Lan= caster, apothecary and druggist, dealer aricl/hapinan, intend to meet on TUESDAY; Ilan sixteenth day of at nary' instant,'at One o'clock in the Afternoon, at the Clarendo* Rocirns,' in Liverpool, in order t 6 proceed to the choice of an assignee or assignees of the estate and effects of the said bankrupt in' the robin Of Robert Barker and Matthew Smith; the late assignees, who have become bankrupta; when 'and where the creditors of the said bankrupt who have nit already proved their debts ate 'to come prepared to prove. the same, and, with tliose who have already proved their debts, vote in such choice atcordingly:' PARTNERSHIP DISSOLVE:D. rpHIS IS TO GIVE NOTICE, that t Partnership here -19 subsisting between us, the t ysigned ROBERT YULE MANSON and. RICHARp EGSON, as-Tailors and 'Drapers, of Liverpool. was this d• dissolved, by mutual cOnsut, as witness our hands this 30th ay of December, 1837. Signed, Witness—R. H. HALL. R. , . ,MANSON. RI ARD GREGSON. 1111 P Y. MANSON embraces the present opportunity of re . turning his grateful thanks to his Friends and the Public in general, for that patronage and support which they have been kind enough to confer upon the late firm of MANSON , and GREGSON,.and to inform them, that he still carries on the business in the same ptemises as heretofore, on his own account, and respectfully solicit§ a continuance of theirfavours, to merit which shall ever .be his constant endeavour. Liveriwol, 56, .1341-street,'st,Jan. 183 . 5. . . IiArESSRS. PERRY and Co., S.URGEONS, may be ..con sulted from Nine in the ,Morning till.Terc at Night, and on Suntliyi from Nine till Two, at NO. 23, SLATER-STREET, near Duke-street ; Liverpool, , (private eatranee .first door up the passage 2,• Bale street, Lower Mosley-street, near to Sr.. Peter's Church, MUnchester, and No. 4, Great ,Charles-street, Birmingham: of whom may be'hail (yr atis) with each box of pills . their Treatise on Venereal Disease, ,Gonort,b,see, Gleets, and Stricture, [in. cludin.g Practical Observations on Seminal Weakness, arising froM early abuses, so that all persons can obtain an immediate Cure, with ease, secrecy, and safety. It is a melanchOly fact, that thousands fall victims to the Ve nereal Disease, owing to ,the unskilfulness of illiterate men, who,,by the use of that deadly poison, Mercury, ,ruin the con-. stitution, and cause ulcerations, with blot c hes on the head, face, and body, dimness in ,the sight, noise in the ears, deafness,. obstinate gleers, and nodes on ,the shin bones, till at.length a general debility and decay . of thp constitution ensues, and a: melanchely death puts a peripd to their dreadful sufferings. PERRY'S PURIFYING SPF,CIFIC PILLS, price 25..9t1. and Its. per box. A certain, safe, and most speedy remedy ever discovered for the pernianent and effectual cure of venereal diseaSe, gonorrhcea, gleets, strictures, seminal weakness, pains in the.loins, affections of the kidneys, gravel, lumbago, local debility, 'irritation of the bladder or urethra, and other diseases• of the urinary passages, frequently performing a perfect cure in the shOrt space of three days, by one small pill for a dose, with ease, secrecy, and safety. The certainty with which they are continually administered cartbe attested by many thousands. The Specific Pills root oat every particle of insidious poison, purifying in their progress the whole mass of fluids. They not only remove the disease, but renovate by their action the differ ent functions of the body, expelling the grosser humours, and in a manner so mild and . imperceptible as to convince the most sceptical of their astonishing and unequalled powers. They neither contain mercury nor any other mineral, and may be taken rifhout the slightest suspicion of discovery. They require no restraint of diet, loss of time, or hindrance of business, but effect a complete cure, without the least exposure to the patient. At any period when the slightest suspicion may exist, it will be well to have recourse to the Specific Pills,' for when taken. before the disease has made its appearance it acts as a certain preventative, by moving the complaint effectually and securely. Messrs. PERRY, Surgeons, continue to direct their studies to those dreadful debilities arising from the too free and indis criminate indulgence of the passions, which not only occasion a numerous train of nervous affections, and entail on its votaries all the enervating iinbecilities of old age, but weaken and destroy all the bodily senses, occasioning loss of imagination, judgment, and 'memory, indifference and aversion for all plea sures, the idea of their own unhappiness, and despair, which arises frpm considering themselves as the authors of their own misery, and the necessity of renouncing the felicities of marri age, are the fluctuatingideas of those who have given way to this delusive and destructive habit. In that distressing state of debility or deficiency, whether the consequence of such baneful practices, excessive drinking, or any other cause, by which the powers of the constitution become enfeebled, they offer a firm, safe, and speedy restoration to sound and vigorous health. ' PERR Y'S VEGETABLE PILLS are well known for the certain and effectual remedy of secondary symptoms, venereal eruptions, pains in the bones, ulcerated sore throat, diseased nose, chronic rheumatism, scrofula, scorbutic and glandular affections, local end general debility, nocturnal pains in the head suit limbs, depression of spirits, and all• diseases arising frirm an impure state of the blood. Those Pills are wotihy a place in, the cabinets of masters and raplaus of ships, the more so, as they will keep good in all clini,ites any length of time. LetterSirrinn the country, post-paid, containing a remittance for medicine, will be immediately answered. Al 23, SLATER:STREET, near Puke-street, Liverpool, (Private Entrance' First Door up the Passage.)- PH RENOLOGY. t COURSE of SIX LECTUREi . upon this important 1-s_ gubleet win he 'delivered ~,,t the MrtnicAt. INSTITCTioN, Mount-pleasant, Liverpool, by J. C: RUMBALL, M.R.C.S , &e. &c. ant. The First Lecture will he gratuitotts, ant will be given, at Eight o'clock, On .. .4 uEsDA Ynext, the 9th i atit Fur full particulars; and Tickets of Admis'sion, apply to the principal Booksellers, and at the Institution.- ji LIVERPOOL AND HARRINGTON WA' 7ER WORKS. OrMPLAINTS having heetr Made to 0 ? Directors that the ' turucocks annoy the inhabitan by askin!! fur ChristinaS boxes, it is requested, as it has been b e f ore d one by public advertisement, that no g , 'atui:q, whatever b e given to any of the servants of the Company at this season, or at any time. By order of the Directors. THOMAS THOMPSON, Manager: HOUSE AND COTTAGE OWNERS?. ASSOCIATION PUBLIC MEETING of the Persons nterested in tne above Property will be held . at Pied Bull Inn, Great Charlotte-street, near Whitechapel, on W cigs DAY EVENING next, the 10th instant, at Seven o'clock, to eceive the Report of the Committee and tn consider the propriety of Petitioning the Legislature against the Bill now in the House of Commons "for rating the Owners. of Tenements of the , Annual Value of Twenty Pounds and under to the Parochial Rates instead of the Occupiers:" And also to take into consideration the propriety of Petitioning in faYour of Mr. Aglionby's " Recovery of Tenements Bill," EDWARD FORD, Chairman. lEi ttr ati on. • LOOTER'S SYSTEM OF MUSICAL EDPCATION ; MESSRS. WRENSEIALL nod SONS9LCADE MI on the above system, will 101-OPEN Un trinday, January 25th, 1838. Islinuton-square, Dec. 30th, 1837. INSTRUCTION IN MUSIC, PIANO-FOR E PLA TI NG, AND SINGING. MR. MOLINEUX begs most respectfu y to announce, that the ACADEMIES, I, H ARDMA N-STR LET, and 16, PORTLAND -PLACE, NORTH BIRKENHEAD, will recom mence next Monday. - - , INSTRUCTION ON THE PIANO-FO TB,. Sze. MR. B. It. ISAAC, Member of the II • 1 Academy of Ito it Music, Loudon, begs leave most respec ally to acquaint his Friends and the Public in general' that he will RESUME his INSTRUCTIONS on Monday the 15th of January hist: Terms may be known On application at his Residence No. 29, Great George-street. N.B. Schools attended in and out of town. DANCING. AXESSRS. HUM FRAYS ands GIDDENS respectfully 1111. inform their Friends and the Gentry of . Liverpool that their ACADITMY will REOPEN on 'I V ISDAY next, the 11th instant. Further inquiries to be nude of Mr. JAMES SMITH, Music Warehouse, 64. Lord-street', Or of Mr. HUMPIIAYS, 15, Berke ley.street.. Attendance on Thursdays and Saturdays, at Two o'clock. Acadetn7y, Falkner-street, cornet of S. Bride-street. ripHE FRENCH LANGUAGE and .LITE R . TU RE, (and 4 the CLASSICS,) taught by Mons. NIOG .ET, Graduate of the Univ er sity o f Pa r is, a nd eo q espon d en t several French Literary and Scientific Periodicals, on the mo effirient system to lay a solid oramnaatical foundation, whist fluency of speech is acquired with the most classical aud elegant accent. N.8.-Birkenhead and Woodside attended twice a week. T!ie most respectable references can he given. For terms apply to the Professor, 19, Stafford-street. EDUCATION AT nPar Bronvh, West morland, conducted by Mr. ARROWSAIITH, - Young Gentlemen are liberaliy Boarded, parentally treated. and eare fully instructed in English, Lalin,G reek, 194 the Mathematics, fitting them for Trade or Prolession, at ifB and 20 Guineas a year. There are no Christmas or Midsummer holidays. Further particulars may be hada Air. M"GuFFIF., 89, Mihail street, Liverpool, and of Mr. MA as T o N , B ac k Kin g .street, Man chester front which places Mr. A., willtaketharc , e ofany Youths destined for the Academy. . . 'ORA HAMIL44QUARE E AC DEMY, A D. rinHE Rev. P. ROSS• 1 10! PENED AC4DEMY on TUESDAY, the 2d of January. • • TERMS PER ANNUM FOR BOARDERS: Under Ten Years of Age - • 30 Guineas. From Ten to Fourteen' 4O Guineas. Above Fourteen • 5O Guineas. FOR DAY SCHOLARS : Under Ten Years of Age 8 Guineas. AbOve Ten • - 10 Guineas. On the., terms instruction is gluon in the English, French. Berman, Latin, an d Greek Languages; Writing. , A .itt,o)etic, Book-keeping, Alg,tira, Geometry, and the other branches of the Mathematics, Geography, History, &c: - Drawing, Dancing% and other - Accomplishments, by experi enced , Masters, on Moderate Term's. Fur information as to character and qualifications, Mr. Ross begs leave to refer to the Rev. A. Knox, Birkenhead; the Rev. Hugh Ralph, D. D. ; the Rev: John Park, the Rev. S. Spence. Liverpool; the'Rev. W. •M‘Kerrow; Manchester; - and to • his printed Testimonials ; copies of which may be - had on applica tion at the Academy. From the great experience which Mr. Ross has bad, both as• a Public Teacher, and as a Private Tutor in families 'of dis tinction in thiscountry and abroad, he is encouraged to hope jhattie will be found woriby'of the confide:lice of those Parents who may entrust to him tho care of their Children's - Education. Hamilton-Square, Dec. 29th, 1837. - CLASSICAL AND COMMERCIAL SCHOOL 16, NORTON-STREET,' LIVIMPOOL. REV. GEORGE' STOKES, Queen's College, Cambridge, Aisistant Miniter of St. John's Church, Knotty .4sh--: Moxter. TN this Seminary young 'GENTLEMEN are carefully in k' strueted in all branches necessary to a sound preparation for the Naval and Military Colleges, the Co nting-house, and the Universities. The study of the Holy Sc ptures has at all times obtained the first consideration. Mr: STOKES receives Six Young entlemen as Boarders, —Terms; Sixty Guineas per'Annum. REFERENCES JOSHUA KING, Esq., A.M., PreSident of Queen's College, Cambridge. ' The Right Hon. JUDGE CRAMPTON. The Rev. CuattLis HARE; D.D„ Senior Fellow, Trinity College, and RICHARD KEATINGE, Esq., Q.C. Merrion-square, Dublin. JAMES THomSON; Esq., LUD., I l iofessor of Mathematics, Glasgow. ' • ' The 'Rev. THOMAS TATTERSHALL, A.M., Minister of St. Augustine's Church, and The Rev. THomAs RAFFLES, D.D , Edge-hill, Liverpool. The vacation will terminate on the 6th of JanuarV, 1838. MECHANICS' 'INSTITUTION SCHOOLS attached INSTI TUTION will - be OPENED on NloNn.i I , next, the Bth instant, under the Superintendence of the following Masters : HIGH SCHOOL. • ENGLISH DEPARTMENT.--Mr. Francis Harrison Rankin, • Principal. MATHEMATICAL AND COMMERCIAL DEPAR MENT.—Mr. Wm. Creuie, B:A„ John's College, Ca'nibr dge, Priactpal. PHILOSOPHICAL DEPARTMENT.—Mr. M agu Lyon Philips, Principal. " C LASSICAL DEPARTMENT.—Mr. John Price, M.A. St. John's College, Cambridge, (nowiff Bristol Collegf,) Principal. FRENCH .DEPARTMENT.—MOnS. Theodore Eugene Suliot, of Paris, A.M. Glasgow College, Principal. WRITING DRpARTIRENT.=—Mr. Chas. J. Smith. DRAIvING DEPARTMENT„—Mr. Chas. Baiber. GERMAN DEPARTMENT.-.kMr. H. G. Migault. ITALIAN DEPARTMENT.Mr.'GrimaIdi. LOWER SCHOOL. This School is designed for 'the Sons of those whose means are too limited flit- the . more expensive Education of the High School. Rev. Robt. M`Plierson, A.M ' King's College, Aberde en , H ea d Master. Rev. J. Rutherford, Edinburgh, Second Master. Mr. Thos. Eniersou, Third Master. To the constant instruction of the above Masters will be added the occasional services of the Drawing, French, Mathe matical, and Philosophical Masters of the High School. EVENING SCHOOL. ' Under the Superintendence Of the foll Owing Masters : ARITHMETIC AND MATHEMATICS.—Mr. Elliot Mr. Gerrard, and Mr. H. Carpenter.' MECHANICAL DRAWING.—Mr. M'Pherson. ARCHITECTURAL. DRA WING.—Mr. Cooper, LANDSCAPE DRAWING AND PERSPECTIVR.—Mr. Pugh. FIGURE DRAWING AND MODELLING.—Mr. Seddon. ORNAMENTAL PAINTING AND DR A WING.—Mr. Bishop, A.L.A. NAVIGATION AND NAUTICAL ASTRONOMY.—Mr. Creuze,l3.A. GEOGRAPHY AND MECHANICAL ARTS.—Rev. R. M'Phersou, A.M. NATURAL PHILOSOPHY.—Mr. M. L. Phillips. CHEMISTRY. —Mr. JOhn Wilson. FRENCH..—Mons. Theodore Eugene Suliot, A.M. Terms, and such further inforthation as may be required, can be obtained by applying to the Secretary at the Institution. Dr. KANL, Esq., M.D. MR.I.A. Dublin, will commence a course of Eight Lectures on CHEMISTRY, To-mourrow, (Wednesday,) the 3fi instant.. JOHN EPPS; Esq. M.D. London, Lecturer on Materia Medica, will 'commence A .- Course of Popular Lectures on .PHYSIOLOGY, on WEDNESDAY, the 31st instant. The Directors of the Mechanics' Institution are desirous of receiving TENDERS for ERECTING a GYMNASIUM, FI'I"rING-UP the MUSEUM, and other WOrk. The Plans and Specification may be seen on application to Mr. J. A. PICTON, Architect, Warren-street. Tenders, sealed, and addressed to the Secretary, must he left at the Institution on or before SATURDAY next, the fith instant. WANTED, for the EVENING SCHOOL, a PERSON capable of teaching MECHANICAL DRAWING.' A IWeral Salary will be given to-a person fully qualified. N oue else need apply. The Directors acknowledge the receipt of the following, DONATIONS to the Fund for Building the New Institution : From Christopher Rawdun, Esq. £loo „ The Misses Yates A Contaution of Ten Guineas, or upwards, to ' The Build ing Fund," constitutes the Contributor,' a IMember for• Life of the Institution. ' • JOHN S. RADCLIFF, Seerctary PUBLIC-TIOUSE TO LET. 10 be tn . tht , V .uxhaliriail. a PUB LIC-I-10i7S which can be entered troop iooneiliatek. ' The rent ;in'. ituzoini. will be Sound to he ltioiletace,. and presents a olo,i favourable opportunity. It . is now a der ing, a thorough re pair. —For particulars apply to Mr ILL trims, Rauelagh street. W. 13. •PROMOLI, (LATE THOMAS WOOLFIELD'SJ 71 ANn 72; CHURCII-ST4EET, 2PijOipinu the Pusteee., T is respectfully 'Ainounced to the Nubility, ()entry, and I. Public of LiveepCiOl, that W. B. Par Mol.l has just arrived from the Continer4t3vitti the greater pa of his new Par Chases, which are nuts submitted to their ins' lion.' • W. B. P. begs.to remark that the election be has made has been on the mrkt ektiMSive' scale, and consists of every variety of FANCY (MODS, combining the useful and ornamental. CLOCKS; VASES. CANDELABRA,' Bronze, Porcelain,' and other CHIMNEY ORNAMENTS, of first-rate quality and taste, form. the.principaLattra:ctions; ;aided to which is.an infinite and varied' Collection,of smaller Articles, well adapted for Presents for the ensuing Christmas. • W. B. P. hPizs also to solicit pliblic attention to his new Stock of ENGLISH. -MANUFACTURES,' consisting• of OR-MOLU 'LAMPS. CHANDELIERS. GLASS: 1.135- • TRES and GIRANDOLES, PAPIER-MACH E TEA TRAYS, and every description of .CABLNET GOODS, &c. &c., all of which are in the newest • style and of the hest. workmanship, and are now Cully displayed in his extensive Shnw-Roomi. • " - - "‘` Prices moderately fixed, from which no abatements ere made nor credit given. _ CLOAKS. ,AN excellent. STOCK, comprising 41 the newest and most coudintable styles and'rnatetials, Maybe seen at _IIOQELISON and MINION'S CLOAK AND FUR' ROOMS, 8, CHURCti-STREET. CHILDREN'S CLOAKS IN ALL SIZES. ELLEY and . SON, • BooT stiyD SHOE ?IANUFAC- Y rue Ens, respectfully be t : to s!utonit to their Friends and the Public, their LIST of PRICES, which in accordance with their principles they have made such further Reductions in as the stale of the trade will admit, without eterioration of quality, durability, or style. War. ELLEY and SON gratefully ac - nowledge past favours, and hope by their s up er i or a rti c l es an d sys t em o f business to merit acontinuance the same. GENTLEMEN'S ' S. - LADIES' • S. d. Best Calf Wellington Boots 17 I Best Cloth Boots Stout Calf Walking Shoes.. 7 1 Best Overall Dress Shoes silk lined.... 6 1 Stout Walking Shoes ' Orders executed 114 Exportation and (Lune Consumption. 28, ALBION-BUiLDINGS, OLD HAYAIAII.Ii ET ; - • And 156, DALE-STREET. CLOAKS, SHAWLS, &e..SELLING OFF, -. AT AN 1161fiNSK. SACRIFICIO, AT THE SHAWL 1V,4 EijiHOU:SE, 63,~Ci1Ul it-STREET. TIDE Trustees inform the Public, that, in consequence of the death of one of the Partners, the whole 'of Messrs. MEREDITH, WIARDIE and C.O.'S Vahanle STOCK of • SHAWLS; CLOAKS. "CLOAKINGS,. SI.IAkWL DRESS ES, &c., &c. must . he cleared off by the 13th of January, when the Premises will be-closed in order to wind up the Partnership Aff+its. 66, Cleurch-street. "Nocet empta dolore voluptas."—Hon. "GtOR the greatest ameliorations of civilized life, we are in debted to the modern diVision of attention and labour in the various pursuits of society, and in none have its benefits been so manifest . as in the heaCin , art. Early convinced of this great truth, MesSrs. GOSS and 0. , plealbt...rs of the Royal College of Surgeons in LOndon,' savefor twenty-five years con fined their attention to the successful treatment of a few preva lent complaints, viz., the general and local debilities of both•the sexes, whether arising front the solitary thdUlgence which a too highly inflamed•imagination brings like a destroying fiend over the constitution, :he inind;and the affections of yowl) ; or loon a long residence in hot climates excessive drinking, or any other baneful indulgence; and from their daily experience they can with ctSniidutico' offer a rest unit ion of the debilitated to vigorous health: Married females of a pure and. affectionate disposition, whose "feu lea hope" has been painfully deterred, may learn with eonolati.o that perseverance in a proper reme dial eours:!, will renovate general health, and .remove hidden impediments to maternal happiness. An insidious disorder,` however inveterate, as also Gonnsrluzeri Gleet, and Stricture, may be removed witliput material restraint in diet or exercise. Messrs. GOSS and Co. are to be consulted every day at their residence ; and Patients iu the remotest parts of the country can be treated successfully un transmitting their report, which will be immediately answered; their letters must nituuleiy de scribe the case, awl contain a remittance for advice and Medi cine, which can he forwarded to any part of the world, however disiant;—No' difficulty can ticenr, as the M , dicines will be se curely paektd, and `carefully protected from observation. GOSS and Co. (M R.C. SurgeonsA: • 7. taticae:teritlace, titrancl, London. Just published. (Twenty-third Edition,) Ist, TUC 2EGIS - OF LIFE. a familiar commentary on the above .Di sease..-2d. IIYGISIANA, addressed eichisively to the Fe male Sex.-3d. The'SYFIIILIST, a treatise on.. Lues, Vene rea, GonOrrhcba, Miss' he'had at 23, Paternoster-row, •Londim; Ross and Nrcturitic ALE, Lord-street, Liverpool; SowLEn, St. Ann's- , square, Manchester, and of all Booksellers. (Price ss. eachl Nth) publicationo. In the Press, THE SINGER'S GUIDE; coniainin Hints nn the For mation, Improvement, a nd P resery i .t Of the Voice—pro. gressive rules for Reading Music at firs ight, &c.—elucidated by upwards or one hundred Examples,' and sixty Airs, with copious Notes from the highest [minorities on Vocal Science. The whole .compilled end arranged by - E. WOOISWA - RD, Music and Mtteical Instrument Seller, Also. by the same author, AMATEUR'S GUIDE, for the Violin (2d Edition,) Flute, and Clarionet 2s. each. To be had at his Lihrary,BB, Dale-street, Liverpool, N.B.—A quantity of the LtnkAe Music to be disposed off at a quarter price. NEW WORKS ON SALE AT No. 15, DUKE-STREET, LIVERPOOL, AND 13, SIZE-LANE, LONDON WAND TO BE DAD OF ALL BOOKSELLERS. QKETCH ES 'OF SCENES IN SCOT ND, by Lieut.- ° Col. Sir W. Keith Murray, of OChtert e, Bart. with His torical and Traditionary Illustrations b D. Morison. 4tn. t 2: Med. 410. IBs. FAMILIAR ILLUSTRATIONS OF ROMAN CUS TOMS AND MA NN E RS, with Lithographic Sketches. For students and schools. Bvo. • THE RELIGIOUS HISTORY OF MAN; tracing the Origin and History of Religion, and of all Idolatry, Astrology, and Superstition in evety form. 1 vol. - 12mn.' • This vroik, which will be published early in 1438, is printing in the most comprehensive and unostentatious form, so as to bring it within the reach of all classes. It is an inquiry into the most generally interesting subject which can engage the attention of mankind, on p.inciples not hitherto systematiCaliy applied to it :—appealing - to facts cognizant to every'reader, learned or unlearned, for the key it affords to the religious opin ions and customs of the werld in every aqe, SECURITY FOR WIIITINGS. The public, as well as the stationers, are beginning to ex perience the i n c o nv e nience and th e evils attending the intro duction of so many untried novelties under the name of writing fluids and inks.Thesubscriber, anticipating this result,has during the fluctuations of public taste;' been giving the closest attetiti.in to every improve m ent. ou writing ink which it is possible to make, consistently with durability. At the suggestion of many houses of great respectability, to whom representations have been made of the confusion arising from the number of fluids and inks in the market, and the diffi culty- of readily distinguishing the purposes to Which they are respectively most applicable—the following classification will be adopted of all the' inks given nut from Morison and Co.'s Warehouses; 15, Duke -street, Liverpool, and 13, Sise-lane, London. from and after the Ist January, 1838. BLACK MERCANTILE WRITING INKS. DISTINGUISHED BY BLACK LABELS . OFFICE INK, in bottles. at 6d. Is. and 2s. This ink has attained so great celebrity both at home and abroad, .for its thridityand.durability., that imitations of it have sprung' up in every quartet. 'The genuine has the signature and seal or the original and sole proprietor of all ttrose inks. D. Morison.' COPYING INK, iu bottle's is. 6d. 'and 3s. Writes' pale at first, but gives off a - siro'ng 'copy, and both driginsi and copy go very dark with age. iffiCORD INK, in bottles at 6d.ls. I s.6d. and 25.6d.' Writes dark at first, and also gives off a good 'copy—so is well suited for offices where only one kind of ink for all purposes is wished. From -its great strength it is admirably adapted for deeds and other legal instruments. _ . • JAPAN INK, in bottles, at 6d. and upwards. This shining ink is rapidly giving place to the office ink, which is more fluid, but by some is still preferred, from being darker when first written with. BLUE WRITING INKS: DISTINGUISHF.I3 By BLUE LABEL S. BLUE FLUID, .TURNS BLACK, in bott!es at 6d. Is. Is. 6d. and as. Is very fluid, and suits steel pens well ; but as blue fluids have only been a. year or two in use, ought not to be used for account books or 'writings of importance, until longer trial has been made. For. letters and daily purposes it'is liked, and used by many, on account of its fluiditY. PERMANENT BLUE INK. in bottles at 6d. and wards. Is equally fluid with the former, but does not go black. It is extensively used for mercantile memoranda - in place of red ink, which is not so durable when exposed to the air: • • BED INK. DISTINGUISHED BY BED LABELS. In bottles at 6d. ls. Is. tat. and upwards. .„.. . The genuine of all these inks have iabel; as aforesaid, hear ing to be issued at 15, Duke street, Liverpool:or 13, Sise-lane, London, and having the signature and seal of the original pro prietor, D. MORISON. FOR ORNAMENTAL WRITING. FRENCH FLUIDS, having plain labels, with descriptions in French and English. The distinction between these and all other inks or fluids is their extreme softness in writing, having no mineuil substance in their composition. The black French fluid is an intense blue black. - The other three kinds, purple, green, and blue, do not turn .black, but remain of brilliartilast• colours, and are thus admirably suited or notes, hotel,. uanfie,.• albums, and all kinds of ornamental writing.. Th e y are all iii stone bottles at each. • ON I.IN.EN . . MORISON'S INDELIBL I!: INK, two bottles In one pack. age, Is. 6d.. All the above inks and tlobis to be 11. d of every respectable stationer. IS. .11EREB.Y. that a: SPECIAL. LNi GEN lIHAL MEETING of the AND 'JUNCTION HAIL \\.- A. V. 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