The Liverpool Standard and General Commercial Advertiser. — Liverpool, Merseyside, England, 1838-02-06 00:00:00

. _zz 0.--e......z.,-4.c....- ___ Eiberpoot g.":bippfa l l. , r+7 'S 4 *.J `47 T,r3 A ttEqll,:tat fILA pER. Cf Will have early despatch. For HoBART TOWN and S.YDNEY, t The fiat-clas trque H ELV ELLYN, W . 7.1. 111'1.E.IN, Master; ' 210 tUns iN'tister; copitea-lustent•d' and coppered; sails fast flag giitAl acceintit'odatiuns fur iia'iengers; anti is well-known as being a very sliperior vessel : lying., in . Prince's Dock.—Apply OT ES. WO A.T H. and SMITH 1.31t0D111 and HAMILTON, 1 'Brokers. *.att. ON 'SALE, ORCH I Dli2E PLANTS, A JAMS.JAMS. CUTRBEEiT'S SHED, Suop, .12, Clacton square,lll a large Onautny of ORCHIrtEiE PLANTS, -of the rarest deseription,aud in the best state'of preservation. Lying at the west side of Prince's Dock, FOR SALY . A 29 feet LON G BOAT, perLfastened • earvel-built. SKIFF, 18 feetltna, allpak, JOLLY BOAT, 2:1 feet long, DITTO, 19 ~ DITT9, • 18, „ OtieSecotid.ha n d GI G , 21 feet long. Built of the best material. Apply to Mr. Whf. DaytEs, Btockulaker; North End Cleorge's Dock ;' or to Mr. D. FurzPaTuica, Boat Builder, Bridgewater-stieet. . • Fur SALE, 4 , 4 Lying at Glawow, t ' • - The neve . Steamer ,PREN DA Of beautiful appearani.e, and elegiintly fitted up., This Vessel and Engines made by first-rate mkkers;- a most desirable vessel for a Passenger Station. Length, 123 feet; liteadtb, 16 feet; depth 9 Net; a, single engine, eyli a d ers ::&:bl'; l letigth or Stroke 41 &et; 6 tons new register. Also, two capital S rEAmEßS,At'hich are fiiVourabl) known on the Clyde as PaSienlier'Bdats. Viz.; the C It ENOE, DIMENSIoNS AS Fitt.LoWS i:hlikth, 99 1 feet; breadth, 16 feet ; 'depth, 8:1-lid feet ; ecThidir,"32-12 rbk ; tdroke,.3 feet ; - to'd nage, 81; boller'atrhost OSWALD. Length, 101 . feet; bfeadth; Ityfeet ; depth, 8 feet; cylinder, '3 2-12 feet; stroke, 3 1-12 - fei4 ; - tonnaoe; 67; boiler new.— Apply to DAVID MAClVEll'and Cb.Viit'er-street, THOMSON and M'CONNELL, Samaica street, (iiiig,row. ..... . • . . Ti t 'ts DA y . , (Tur . sday,) the 6th instant,,at One ,d'elia.k. al Ch . r . i...j , i)fter /1u•dO4I and - Co.' 011ie!, Oldhad-street,—*-hein , ..., ihe Stock hf a!Win'e nouGe Dissali/iiig rarinership, '143 1 d . 0z. Casei CII.A: IVIPAGN E, . 1 21 - ftoits • : '33 1- 1-Ihil. SIIIL"1.11.Y . 1 1 . 1 'quarter Casks 10' Pities TO! Illids. 4 .. PORT, . , _ 9 flij:i:i l rier Casks, . .. ;3 1-1141 s. WE S"! INDrA.MADI•:IN A, '4 141Ifk.' 80CE1.1.,5, 9' Pile. ) 9'11'1) . 6. c. , Iluern§ey PORT,. '1 Quarter Ca'.k S 2 r i upch'euhs t . , t t• i() i s f ieadg BRAN DI , ' And a variety of other WINES. Samples 'at e now ready at. the Brok,ra' Office.—Apply to Messrs: LA I D'M IN, CRAIG, and Co., INlerchauts. or to C H RI :fiTO I'll ER 131L411 nL 1. and Co., Brokers. Ntlbigat ton. FOr GREENOCK and GLASGOW, With .Gaodr - and.Passe9tgo-,t. 'Thiee 'Times' a Week, EVERY TUESDAY, THURSDAY, AND SATURDAY. The City of GlasgtAv Sib:in:l-packet Company's Vessels COMMODORE, Captain ROUT. EWING, Ak A CITY OF GLASGOW, (N e w Steamer;) Captain...rot-ix BOYD, VULCAN, Captain C. FERUUSON, Sail as under, from the Clarence I)nck, (with or without pilots,)' • lite VULCAN, THIS DA Y, (Tuesday,) the 6th instant, at , 4 41a:o'clock in the Evening. The CITY OF GLASGOW, OH THURSDAY next, the Bth instant, at Ten o'cloaquitVeTorenoon. The VULCAN, on SATURDAY 'neXt, the 10th instant, at Eleven o'clock in the Forenoon. - . The CITY OF GLASGOW, on Tt)tBb*.Or next, the 13th instant, at One o'clock iu the Afternoon. The'accommhdations of these Vessels are .cell-lcitown to be 'first-rate. The'sp'eed.of the•Citv of Glanew is uvrri , ialled. Apply to DAVID MAGIVER and Co., 34, Water-street. (q' The new Steatn:ship COM MODORE,.constdered to be the most able and complete as well as the fastest sea-going Steattier 'afloat at the present day, will take her place on the t'ationsomettine in February. .SHORT SEA VOYA(;E & EXI*EDITIOUS HOUTE tO BELVAST A.N 0 N EW ItV, i.ih A ftElt; LAS'S. t ', ,' , '1..1.),. count vof Down an',l Li 6 , r pool SteAni-picket . _•,,‘k c \* Company's new iota n no ertul Steam-slip 4.4 0 -*• vicToRIA, ;:r.:. ilqi i 1 :2 S : koix , Muregister-220 inirse pciwer,) Wm. AnkniDEEN,Vonfinander ; trrtu6ii,.wiih'Goods' and Passengers, from Claredre Dock, for AteDGLASS 'And STRANGFO RD LOUGH, Tau: DA Y, '(Tuesday.) the Gth instant, at Nihe ifehiA in the Evening. 'Cabin Passage (including 'Steward's Fee)....175. 6cl. Peel: • . ' 4 0 Afitily4o CROZI'. Elt And CO., 2Vl.oiits, 13,'Gritee.qirazzars. For DUBLIN AND BELFAST. • 'IIIE CITY OF DBN ULI k-,- 4— : STEAM-PACKET COMPANY, 4NOORPORATED BY ACT OF PARLIAMENT. The above Company sail their Vessels, (with or ti.ithout 'o4 . Mds'an%l l'assenzers to the rollmsing ports, fiamelyy, 'l"britTß N LTA ST, ever, nes tra'y raTh'eliew IStekner ATHLONE, To ikthatiow,'(Wedneglai-,) tile 7th instant, at Niue o'clni.ik in the 'Evening, frum the Cla fence Dock. • The pituelkire bf (his Cchripany is thlit of attaching all Im= porters and EXpinters by a Di%istop of the Profits wholigthern, after pa) ment of the Dividend S—thus creating a cominunity of interests between 'the Shipper's and:SharehOlderSHa Which tell best kii'arantee to its 'Proprietors a certain( y of their bivideiffs, and 10 Shippers of all descriptions of Goods and Liie'Stoek the having a well supported Establishment of first elass Stdantei's, and the loWest rate of Freight compatible With a . dtre 'httention 'to their maintenance. APply SAMUEL PERRY, 27, Water-Street. SOLUBLE COCOA. PAYLOR BROTH ERS,lnveritors and Sole MANUFAC TURERS of this highly etteetnei prepa`rattion, in offering their acknowledgMents'for the extensive and in c reasin g p u bli c Pittrona4teit has 'met with, beg to 'catitiont lit con Stlni`eri Bge inst certain SPURIOUS IMITATIONS, Which, though somewhat resembling the appearance, are totally devoid of the essential and PECULIAR 'PROPERTPES of the origintil and only genuine article. These counterfeits having been imptised trpon the , public in an unpacked state, having lerfto numerous cont plaints, calculated to bring, the preparation into disrepitte; upiin Investigation it has beets found that in every case of complaint there has been IMPOSITION PRACTISED. To gna rd against recurrences of these, PURCHASERS are requested to ask for TAYLOR BROTHERS' SOLUBLE COCOA, in Packets, Which bear their nettle, with directions 'for use; or if required ttopacked, to be particular in asking for TAYLOR BRO THERS' Soluble Cocoa-dose, front such respectable Retailers as can be depended Upon. After tiny article has been before the public many years, the belt testimony of its ekcellence is the GENERAL DLit uNto for it, th a,. added to their long held conviction Of its value, kfllirdS YLORiIIiOTHERS the fullest confidence in reionitrienct -114 it to those who have not yet made trial of it, R§ at once •ala AIREEABLE, NUTRITIOUS, EcoNosticAL, and CONVEISIRiiT BEVERAGE. ' ToperSOng of WEAK GONSTITUTTON, end DELICATE or itt kiTasca DIGESTIVE ORGANS', it Will be found invaluable, being prepared with the greatest possible care, trpon well tested prin ciples; by which the RanorgrfArcr OILY MATTER, so offensive in the common preparation, is neutralized; at the saint tithe it is-highly nutritious and soothing, is abont HALF 'HIE PR Ice OP COFFEE, and being entirely vested Of the brisk, and grosser parts-of the Nut, is WHOLLY CONVERTIBLE lIkTO NOTIZIWRIST, Co the Shortest possible time; whereas the Connmort Cocoa r& Quires the tedious process of boiling and skittining, and leaves aigreater proportion of sediment. It will keep good fOT any reasonable length of time, and suffers no deterioration by ehange of climate. . 41‘r- Sold, Wholesale, at their Manufactories, Brick-lane, Winteehapel; London, and Temnlecnurt, Liverpool. where also iitv be had TAYLOR BROTHERS' LONG APPROVED CHOCOLATE r in Cakes, Powder, and Paste, and Retailed by all respectable Grocers, Tea Dealers, and Oilmen, in the Yiagddm. To THI? NOBILITY, GENTRY,,AND INHABITANTS' Op LANCASHIRE; CHESHIRB,AND THEIR VICINITY. S'P'AY PitOLONGED UNTIL THE 11TH OF MARCH. OCUltlrY IN THE GUMS EFFECTU A LLY Rtt; MOVED. M INCORROBLE ARTIFICIAL TEETH, Placed tbiihoeit Wires or other Ligatures, IND MINERAL SUCCEDANEUM, FOR FII.LING DECAYED TEETH, ItHQUT PAIN, HEAT, OR PRESSURE. ONS. JAS M. MA LLAN, Surgeon- Dentist, from No.lo, .1.31. Ludgate-hill, LOndon, begs to return thanks for the liberal extensive patronage he has received on this his Ninth An 'final Visit, and on account of his extensive pra c ti ce i n L on d on , , he Outs'. Close his professional avocations in Liverpool positively on the 14th of March next, and may be consulted until the above period, on MONDA.YS, WEDNESDAYS, and FRIDAYS, at 46. 13ULD-STREET, next.to the Savings Bank. MOos, M. continues to restore deca - ved Teeth, however large the caVity, with their celebrated Mineral Succedaneum, so uni versally recommended by the Faculty . o f L on d on an d P ar i s. The operation of stopping teetfi is performed in a few seconds. The mineral is put into the cavity in an almost liquid state,. without heat, or pressure ; it hardens into enamel, allays the most excruciating pain, and lasts fur many years,' preventing the necessity of extraction. Loose teeth faStenpd, whether arising from age, neglect, dis eiie of the gums, or the use of calomel. ,Incorrodible Arti • . . „ of. Flom a single L One to a comp l ete Mataing exactly in form and colour the adjoining ones. These teeth will not corrode or become discoloured; they are tied without wired or ligatures; they afford support to the ad jOiniiig teeth, however loose, and answer every purpose.of mas tication and articuiatibp.. • ' Amon; the various disorders of the teeth and Gums, there is, none more *destructive in their effects, or more generally pre valent than Scurvy, and it is well known that the loss of Teeth arises more froM this cause than any other. It affects indivi duals of all Uges and of all constitutions, and is the primary cause of ToOth-a"che and Decay : to those so affected Mons. MALLAN has to inform them, that they can effectually remove this de st toying complaint by a single application, without theslightest tiain. The use ,Ot ArtificiatTeeth. in same instances. has been found titjeCtiintalile by invalids taking medicines that have a tendency to discolour them. or in the performance of operations which compel their remova. ; perhaps, the presence of an attendant dt domesti c: Mons. M., however, hiss been suCCessftit hi•re movirigithese objectinus; by constructing Teeth for those pur- Poses, of substances; arid hi SUCIi a it-linnet as td render them oftpable - of withstanding effects of the rifest initnical nature. Natural Teeth placed on the above irripitived principle. 1•7:8. ---Hours of attendance frOM Ten till Five. Minis: M., particularly invites the Merhbera of the Faculty to 'witness the operation of filling Decayed Teeth With their Mineral S uceedanetttn of which they are the sole inventors and possessors. Attendance'at CHESTER, on TUESDAYS, at the ROYAL MOTEL. At PRESTON. on FRIDAYS, at th' BLACK BOLL HOTEL. At lANCAST RR. on S ATIA , DAYS,Kfi4C's Auius - HofEr., 'biting. MALIAN hits bceo edmfletlPd to devole a limited lietioi to the above Places to his tieliaitttre. LO Loudon. etin , *i4 strictly moderate. 46; Bold-o'lloi L'ilit,rp4o4l, . TO 'LICENSED MEDWINE VENDERS 'AND , OTHERS. ( Patronized by the Royal Pczinfly • and the SLIA RP'S - ROYAL C'ERAYE'S ANTS LINI MENT. viral ESE important inedlcil applicati on s h av i ng acqu i re d IL gr,at celebrity in the private practice of the Metropolis, the proprietors are strongly recommended,. by .several eminent inen in the professibn by whom their valuable properties are well known and highly esteemed, to bring them prominently before the public, on the distinct assurance that, in their judge went, there is not any place in,tbe British:dominions, in or out Of Europe, or any foreign country in commercial intercourse with this, where they will not beprized, from the moment they are known, as standing, and almost_ universal remedies for the diseases affecting the exterior of the human frame.. . . The . Cerate—nbich is of a peculiarly delicate character to the Sight and touch, and in its original state . perfectly inodorouS, arid divested of all unctuous character,—is prepared in differ ent., combinations, especially adapted to the relief of the various cutaneous and muscular diAcuses and .injuries which have been proVerlio yield to the influence of its extraordinary power. The united qualities of the Liniment and the Cerates thus pre fiailed, constitute in their several degrees, rapid and effectual remedies for GOut,—in some cases, Rheumatic Affections, Liiinbago, Glandular Swellings, many instances of Scrofolous S'iires, and SWelllings, Tumours. Relaxed Sore Throats, Swelled Face or Gems, some cases of• Deafneas, Intlarnation—in all its SJiapes, EOils. Ulcerated, and other Wounds. Sprains, BruiseS, Burn's, Scalds, Erysipelas. 'Venomous Stings. Itch, Ringworm, SCaldhead, (grocer's Itch, Chilblains, Bunions, torus, Tender Paral ys isPeet,.vi of a local character, and Tic-doloureuX. .The Proprietors could, with great truth, carry the enumeration further; hitt they conceive they have stated more than enough to ;traiv public attention to . the valuable qualities, of articles which, however highly appreciated by those members of the profession who alreadyknow them, are now, for the first time, brought. to general notice. ~ As it is the full determination of the Proprietors, that the entire population of the country shall have these articles within their reach; they have resolved to form a connexion with one or More persons in every town in the Kingdom, through whom supplies may be obtained. ln carrying this object into effect, it is naturally their wish to give the preference to the established Licensed Medicine Venders; but as there may be numerous places where either such do not exist, or where they may nut be disposed to . give due support to productions of so effective and Useful a character, the Proprietors are equally fixed in their determination that they shall, in all such cases, be sold by other respectable tradesmen, who will be specially licensed for that purpose, and will have a liberal allowance. - With this plain and candid avowal of their sentimenis, the Proprietors declare their 'readiness to receive propositions from LießicSE 0 VgNDEfIS AND OTIIEIIS in every part of the King dom, who may be disposed t o k ee p for sale the ROYAL BRITISH CI.:11 ATE and . Li; , itmENT; the former of which is made up, in AS various mo difications, in Voices of four sizes, at 14d.- 25.9d.-4s. 6d.—a i nd Ils; .the latter ,in bottles of three sizes, with grOUnd.glass stoppers, at 2s. 9i1.-4s.6d.—and Ils. each. gi6ilis, in all cases, included. . . . On the receipt of these propositions.. arblressed (POST-PAID) to the Proprietors, Sharp and C' ii., 1.53, Fleet Street, London, the Applicantswho, ate desired to state, • very fully their names professions or 'trades, and places' of residence,—will re ceive most full and ample det a il s , on a ll po i n t s f or th e ir infor mation. And when the requisite arrangements are completed, the names of the persons so 'appointed, as Agents or Vendei's, will he kept constantly before the public, for general informa tion, by advertisements in the local Journals; MESSRS. PERRY an d c o ., SURGEONS , may h e per tttially consulted from Nine in the Morning till Ten at Night, and on Sundays from Nine till. Two, at No. 23, SLA T ER -111 .EET, near buke-street, Liverpool, (private entrance first dOor up the passage ; I No. 2, Bale street, Lower Mosley-street, near to St. Peter's Church, Manchester, and N 0.4, Great Charles-street, Birmingham: of whom may be had (gratis) with each box of pills their Treatise nn Vetiereal Disease, Gonorrhma, Gleet, and Stricture, On eluding P ract i ca l Observations onSeminal Weakness, arisiu,g 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 stit utton, and cause Ulcerations, with ;notches on the head, face, and body, dimnestit in the sight, noise in the ears, deafness, obstinate gleets, and nodes on the shin bones, till at-length a general debility. and decay of the constitution ensues, and a Melancholy death puts a period to their dreadful sufferings. , PnilltY'S PURIFYING SPECIFIC PILLS, price 25.9 d. and lls. per box, a . certain, safe, and the most speedy remedy -ever discovered for the permanent and effectual cure of venereal diSeases,—gonorrhcea; gleets, strictures, seminal weakness, in the loins, affections of the kidneys, gravel, lumbago, local debility, irritation of the bladder or urethra, and other diseases or the urinary passages, frequently performing a perfect cure in the short space of three days, .by one small pill for a dose, With ease, secresv, and safety. The certainty with which they are continually administered can be attested by many thousands. The Specific PillS root out 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 anti imperceptible as to convince the most sceptical of their astonishing and unequalled powers. They neithereortain mercury nor any nther mineral, and may be tam without the sli*htest suspicion of discovery. They require nn restraint of diet, loss of time, or hindrance of, business. but effect a complete cure, wiibout 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.sec,retly, Messrs. PERRY, Surgeons. continue to direct their studies to those dreadful debilities arising from the too free and indis criminate indidgence of the passions, which tint only.occasion • a numerous t r ai n of nervous . affections, and entail on its votaries all the enervating, imbecilities 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. In thdt distreising state of debility or deficiency, whether the consequence of baneful habits, 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 PERRY'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 glanduliir affections, local and general debility, nocturnal .pains in the head and limbs, depression of spirits, and all diseases arising from an impure state of the blood. Thege PiliS are worthy a Owe in the cabinets of toasters and captLiiti of .ships, the more so, as they will keep good in all climates any len g th time. , . Leiters from the country, prigt . -paid, containing a reinitkince for mcdicine, will be 2717711er/ iatel y sere,red '23, Slater-street, near D u k e - s t re et, Licerp S. TO s . pit Ell, i: R E A f!F ,c, AU H a r ivE D By Mr DIXON, . On WEDNK,SDAy., the 1-It day of February instant, unless pre viously dispyped of by . private contract, of which notice will he Stibjelet to cotiditidns, on the premises, atAainsev, in the Isle of.lllan, by order of die - Aisl:pies of Messi..9. C. Thirriberdtonciiid Co.. A LL that SHIPBUILDING YARD, situate and being IA- in Itinisey, in tife fsle of M with the, ALE:SSUAGE or DWELLING HOUSE, SHEDS, 'SMITHIES; and other ErectiOns thereon; four Statute Acres, or thereaboutS, bounded On the east and. South sides by the tide water, Where vessels Of 500 0nc16 . 00 tons have been launched, and late in the possession of the said MeisrS. Chas. Hunaberston and Co. ToWher with the FRAME WORK of two VESSELS, as now put together'; . and alSo a large quantity of excellent and well-seasOned TIMBER; a considerable Stock of IRON. and other Materials and Working Tools, suitable for carrying on an extensive Shipbuilding Establishment. Mr. TtiontAs KNEA LE, Ranisey, will show the Premises. For further particulars apply to Mr. JouN Ban ay, AcCount ant, Temple-street; or to Mr, .TotiN PaAcocK, or Mr. RonEnT FHODSHA at, Solicitors, Liverpool. .ru ‘ st One 12inch price Gs., DE - m&'-BD TO Ql, Li EN, rll. -1 1Irli 'I,ZE LIM ()US fIIS,TURIT QF., _III.A. Alouiso, 13, London,' arid 15, Duke-street, CONTENTS. Chapl. The Creation. 11. Scriptural Oeology. 111. The First Man. IV. Language, V. kliproglyphics. VI. The Chernbith. VII. The 'Firmament. VIII. Recapitulation.— IX. The Perfect in their Oeneratlons. X. The Flood. NI. The One Lip 'and - the Heavenly The Path of the Just. xnr. The Shining The• Branch., X.V. The DOuble. XVI. The Burping Bush. XVII. The ..Glory. XVIII. The Stars'in their Courses. XIX. The Knowledge of Witty Invention. XX. Way of, the Heathen. XXI. Nim rod. XXII. Astr.;lo..tc. 'XXII Baal--Oracles. XXI V. Gods. XXV. Idols. XXVI. The. Mysteries. 'Olp Pantheon. XXVIII. The Messiah.. XXIX. Anti-Christ. XXX, The Trines of Refr'eallitig. XX.XI.. Seripturcs.. , Tti6 Work contains an inquiry into . the most generally. interesting subject which can en , rage the attention of mtp,kind, on perinciplas not hitherto s . steinatically applied to it; appeal ing to facts cognizant to every reader, learned or unlearned, for the kei,'it tan ds to the religious euird superstitious opinions And customs of the world in every age. To - be h.td of all the Booksellers in Liverpool. zr_---. ',-e-._/ Xl.---No. 545. i b» Auction. 1 111/S DAY. rn'wAy. . On FRIDAY next, the 9th instant, at One o'clock, at Corrie,. Hu son, and Co.'s Office,;llinnfordt.lace, 7000. Elio India KI PS, from Cui . eut ta.—Apply to Messrs. Intiti BIBBY and Co., ilerchants, or I. • CORRIE, HUSON, and Co., Brokers. AFTER FRIDAY tkl7,3pB'. On WErmisnAy, the 14th 'instant, at Thelire o'clOck, at' Molyneux, Taylor, and Co.'s Oifiee:l9, Chailel4tt'eet, 28 Chests GUM ANIMI, GB , 'Bales Bengal SAFFLOWER, 29 Chests SHELL LAC, 22 Chests •L AC DYE, 55 Boxes E. I. A RROW ROOT, 411 Pockets Bengal GINGER, 500 Bags fine Ntalabar I)IT'I'O, '1754 Bags BLACK PEPPER, 258' Bags Lagnita- COFFEE, .42-Bates MUNTPIET, 40,000 RATTANS. Apply to • MOLYNEUX, TAYLOR, and Co., Brokers, E-alto DI) !Itlction. HOUSEHOLD FURNITURE, Bcc., RODNEY-STRE(;T. Fiv Messrs: THOS. WINSTANLEY and SON'S, Tuts DAy, (Tuesday,) the 6th, Ttitriti At) w, (Wedni,sclay,l the 7th— and TuunsD.9Y, the Bth instant. at )'slover) o'ci,;cl; , each day , on the Promises, N 0.5, Rodiley-stre e t ___ . , by:order of the ireculors, , f,111,-1E modern and excellent HOUSgIIOLD TURE,, a Six-octave Grand Piana-fOrte, by Primdwo(id ,!$^ Sons, in a Mahogany Case; a ix-oct:tve Square Ditty, by Tunikinwn two large-sized Pier Gtasses, -two Chitnn - ey piji Eigh.t-d(ty. Dial, some Paintings, Framed Prints, and Batiks, the. Property of a Gentleman deceased. , • • The FURNITURE OF'THE' >n-CII A MBERennipp,ses Four-p ost Bedsteads, with Morino and Printed Calico I - liingings• . P ren o. ), Caine, and Iron Bedsteads, with Pt;ifted darico• rfangings; . excellent Ilair Mattresses, Feath e r and 'l3-edilo)g, Brus sels, Venetian, and Kidderminster Carpets . , 'Witi'doW Curtains, Painted Toilet Tables. Washstands, Wardrobe, Chest of Drawers,. .large. Linen Press, Chimney, Pier, and Dressing Glasses, Cheval Ditto, 18-inch Mirror, ,Imitation Rosewood Chairs, Easy Chair Bedstead, Fenders and Fire-iron s , Ma hoganv:Ward,Whes, Chests of Drawers, Bureatiand Ronkc tse. Dres,sitig fables, &e.; Range of Drawing-room Curtains, for Thme Wiodoirs,•of Striped Silk DimaSk ; set of twelve' 'Mita tion. Rosewood Chairs, two Sota :and Coneh to mateh; fiinr to .Logiug Chairs, two Rosewood Ciritiqr Centre'Tables, Sofa Ditto, pair of Card Tables, two Rosewood Cabinets, with-Mar ble `Pops; ; handsome Pier Table; wit?.i large Plate of clas taghi.A; .Pier and Chimn e y Gl as ses,cano nsof dmiensions. The DINING-ROOM and PARLoilic FURNITURE crinsist of a Turkey Carpet, 22 feet by 17; sets of Mahogany Chairs, Sofas. Couches, set' of large Dining 'Nbles, on‘Pillars and Claws; Side 'Table, with. Plate Glass Back; Alah6‘ ; any Loo Table, .Nest of Work Tables. two Bookcases, With Gazed ;boors Black ,Stained Ch a i rs , &c. • ; Together with the•Ki'lchen and-CitherafrtftensiN'alid:otlier Articles of Domestic Use. Catalogues may be had on the Premises, and 'at. Messrs. THOS. WINsTANI.Ey and Sores' Office, Church-street. 3. (9L AND GENERAL COMMERCIAL -NLIi'VERTISIAL HEAI.IS RESOLVED, AND HANDS PREPARED. rtlE BLESSINGS THEY Ir.N.MY TO' GUAR LETT TUESDAY, FEBRUARY. G, 18;38. To be' FREEHOLD 'LAND ON SALE. To tre SOLD; by PitivA Tiit3ATy, it 1 3 1i4 of LAND, . Freehold of luhent,toce, gittidted near,, the b:itiout of Gibraltar-rotr, Biith-street, ;Id e10 , ,,.t0 the Pritu Dock, and. ive!f calculated fora Warehouse, havit3g a froiiiage of 42 feet, or fhereahouts, to the frtint. For further paiticulars apply to Mr El R 14], Ch4pel-street. „.... RICE FIVEPENCE. TO 11 N 11 C) 1)..i O.N, PLUAIRL:II,• PA INTlilt, and Gi.Azme. otr,r,.; his sincere, 0131141i° his Prieutis.and the Pithlic fel" the tosnmet wit 41.1 commenced business .at Ni. 24, Xiiettin-xtreet„iind tie ,, s to tuittrur them that tie has removed In the premises, No‘46 # I , LI.NVC,II?-N, iatelV sweitpled by MK. 11. ,SNAPE.., Wherein! hopes, by Strict. assiduil y, to merit a c Cr public RatroaAgO, • • „N„1.1,--7;BOW„Air.htsr Closets, and I'unips, made, fixed, and repaired, on the shortest notice. No. 46, istinyton, ; Felt. 1. .1 8,38, • S - OLg 2-I.GENT FOR LIVEttPOOL. W. 13. - • (Sur:CEssott To ,FllOl,l /1S WAIILFIALD,) , 71, 72, 73, and ciio,/t;:fi-STL(LeET, , Adjoining the Post o ffi ce . v RAT(LIFF'S .PATENT UNIVERSAL - L,AM:P. • ripilE Manufacturer begs.to. call The attentioirof .the Public ita to ftisnewlv-constructed, FLAT-WIUK ,UNIVERSAL LAMP, which for economy and. brilliancy of, Light surpasseri every other 'Liven tiou 101)00.o : offered, it giving a very superior Light, equaling that of four. candles,: at a.1.1.-ss,cost than a hall penny per honr, aud, also possessing that very desirable advan ,tage, the ,irripossibirniv of any, escape of sol ; and, from th e simplicity of us .ctt,pstr4rOutl, prevents ; the . probability. of its being out of repair, and rendering it much more convenient to trim These LA M I'S are made in all thq usual varieties. Pillaror Table LAMP;;, fluIP (we to five Lights; Sideboard or Monte! Lumps, one or Light; all LA .11racket LAMPS, &:(2. E f ) . .S kLE D. , . TitunsbAy, the 15,.h instant, immediately after Messrs. BuchaVan. and Bro'wne's sale, at the Public Sale - -toom, Exchange-Uo.4ings, 105-Mires Australian WOOL, E Celt, from Sydney, Allo t alnut SOt) Bales, consisting of German, Italian, Peruvian, East India, BU:enos Avtesl\lerino and contrnou washed Cordova, tiriitasheii.Svrla,' and other. WOOLS, Apply to ABRAM GARTSIDE, Wool Broker. On THURSDAY, the 15th instant, At • the Public 'Sale-room, Exely\nge-buildirlgS, 125 Bags Spanish 52 Bags fine Odessa -WOOL. 51 Bags Sinyrria Apply to Messrs. R. ZwiLCIIENnART and - Co:, Mericliant's, Or to ABRAM GARTSIDE, 'Wool 13 On THUR S DAY, the 15th instant, at the Public Sale-room, Exchange-buildin_gs, 125 Bales East India WOOL, Ex Minerva.—Apply to GA LDNER Booos, Esq., Merchant, or to ABRAM GARTSIDE, Wool Broker. SALE OP VALUABLE BOOKS, VIOLINS, RIFLE, DUI LbusTo Isis - COLS, TELEBcoyz, 11 - Esslts. THOS. WINSTANT._.gy itocl SONS h a v e fll_ received direitons from the Wpre'se - ntatives of a Gentle man, formerly residing ip a neighbouring county, and whois gone abroad to SELL bv,AUCTION, Tm o-otaW tow,ed nesday,) the 7th instant, at Tvi c Tv c precisely, at'their ,Roonis, in Church•street, a second portion of the valtifilile LIB'? A itY of BOOKS, a fine-toned Violin, by Stainer, a Ditto, ly .a capital Rifle, by Stortnan, a pair of highly.fiushed Duelling Pistols, by Joseph Manton, a Itellaciing Telescope, and other Property. • Amongst the'Books Will be found fine Copies of Montfainlin's Antiquities, with the Supplement, 15 vols:; lonian Antiquities, the Nuremberg Chronicle. 1493; Dugditle's - MonasticonjiliC -Plates, by Hollar, 3 vols.; Shaw's Stafford Shire. Plates, 2 vols.; Clutterbuck' s Hertfordshire, Plates, 2 VOIS.; The Work's of Philip WoVermans i by . iNlovreau ; the Works. Of 'Watteau; ',.Tomkins.!.s. British Gallery, Proofs ;d Egypt; 'SelWyri's Cos- Roberts's Sketches in Spain; Maker's Vi ews i n Turkey an 'SUMPS,. and: other valuabl e W or k s . in Quarto, are Lander's.Vies et (Euvres des Peintres, 12 vols.; fitie Plates in Outhrie; Shakspeare Illustrated, the Stafford and GrOsvei!or Galleries, the Encyclopm , fia Londonensis, 1(t vols., with .Octavo Editions of Chalmer's Essayists, 45 vole; BritiSh Poets, 63 rots; Ireland's Hogarth, 3 cols; Shakspeare, 1(1 v 015..; the Works of Li,rd Chesterfi e ld, Byron,, •Crablie, &c.; a small Collection of Prnof.Engravings4 Sec. The Books may be viewed This Day, when Catalogues may 'be hid. • The valuable PAINTINGS, from the same ColleCtio'n, e;il be sold on the Bth and 9th. SALE OF VALIT.AgLE PAIATTINQS. ' /F A ESSrtS. THOS. WiNSTANLEy actd ISONS are strutted to SKLL'ofil'hurscle'y net, the Stb and FridaN, thu , 9th instaht, Twerv'e - o'clockseaCh - their'Romns, in Church-street, a,sec . ond pof,ti(in of the CQLLECTION of a Gentleman gone nbrmid, consigned friini a. neighbouring county for cop vet ,of A:theinvst the ;PICTURES 'will be found iresitatile spe, I meh s of \' eltislgttez, blurillo. Zocarellf, N. 'Cray'er, Jacob fluvtenbiirir, - fitiOilekoetc,r, Frail Itals, 1.36;13, Wattoau,'Boucher, with-other works of Foreign Artiits. Those of the English School are the productions of flog;arth, R. Wil son, Gainshoro', Potter, Dlvi4, Shayer, Williams, &c. . . To be viewed two days preceding the Sale, whe❑ Catalogues may be had. SAI,E'OF A DRUGGIS'T'S STOCK, FIXTURES, ‘S-c. By :Messrs. TIIOB. WINSTANLE,Y and SONS. "On FRIDAY next, the oth instant, at Eleven o'clock precisely, on the Premises, No. 10, South Castle-street, well selected STOCK in TRADE of a CUEMIST 31 and DRUGGIST, Who is relinquishing the Business, con sisting Of a judicious assortment of Drugs, Chemicals of the purest quality, &c...to2ether with the modern and hands tme Shop Fiktures, Sh ow Bottles. and (After ,articles useful in the trade. An excellent. Mahogany Book Case, Ornatnental Vases, So. The whole beint in excellent order`, and recently new.' T..ue viewed on Thursday, the bth, when Catalogues may be had on the Premises, and of Messrs. Trios. WINSTANLEY and SONS, Church-street. PEREMPTORILY BY ORDER OF TH'E MORTGAGEF.. On FRIDAY next, the 9th instant, .at the Clarendon-rooms, South John-street, Liverpool, at One o'clock in the afternoon, subject to the conditions of Side, then and there to be pro ,dtred, , A" that, lECE. of LAND, with th e T wo several NIES . SUAGES or DWELL ING•HOUSES thereon erected, situate on the south-side of Brownlow-hill ; in Liverpool afore said, and.. containing in front thereto 36 feet.. and at the baCk thereof, :along a common passage of 4 feet ride, runnin g in a south eastwardly direction, 23 feet , s inches, and ru n n i ng i n depth backwards, on th e e a st s ide, along a house in L ease, to Mr. , Jos.,Francis, 72 feet 1 inch, and on the west side, along a house in Lease, to H. Yoi'k,4o feet 2 niche's, be the several di mensions thereof a little morn or less; together .with th e f ree use.and Enjoyment of the said CoMmon Passage. The above Premises are in the respective occupations, of Mr. G. Fairhurst and Mr. Howard, and are held under the Corporation of Liver pool for the residue of a term 0f75 years, commencing; let June, 1833.—F0r further particulars apply to Mr. W. T. KEIG LEY, Solicitor, No. 2, Cook-street, Liverpool. EXTENSIVE FARMING STOCK SALE, AT MO R E_ TON, WITHIN FOUR MILES OF LIVERPOOL, In the Parish of Bidston, Hundred of Wirrall, and County V Chester'. .. 1111 - ESSRS. CHURTON a n d SONS have been directed by THOMAS WEBSTER. ES4. to SELL BY AUCTION, on MONDAY and TU ESD A Y , the 12th and 13th days of Mar c h, 183 s, The entire valuabl e StOck of 'pure HolderneSs and C ross -h i ed DAIRY COWS and HEIFERS ' , Young Stock, 'ream of . , Black Waggon Horses Pigs, Dairy of Cheese, (if not i n t h e meantime disposed of,) abobt 300 Measures of Potitbes, ThraShirig Machine, lii,bletnents of Itusbandry, Dairy an d Breivfnif, Uten , ilg, Household Furniture, and other Effects. Particulars in a future Paper. I By Mesgis. T. and J. TIIVITER, On FRIDAY, the 16th instant, at six o'clock in these.vening, at the George Inn, Dale street, Liverpool, subject to the con ditions of sale then to be produced. ADWELLING -HOUSE and SHOP, situate op the south side, of tirunswick-street, in Liverpool, containing in front thereto, and at the Lack severally . lB feet,. and in depth, on the east and west sides severally 42 feet 6 inches, and now in the occupation of McJohn Hargreaves. The situation of this property renders it eligible either for the business a Shopkeeper Qr to, Offices,. the Exchange, ,Cus toth-llouse, and Corninarket being, w4hin shut distance. The preSent occupier has carried on an extensise,trade as a Woollen Dratier, hir a period of 4o years, and estahlished a connexion of considerable The Tenare is Leasehold under the Corporation, for a term of 75 yeari:, from the 25th day of October, K 5. Further part ice tars may be obtained on application to Messrs. ILK.r;y4otsr CuntsTlA., Sohcitors ortp,Mr , . PRATcuarr, AcCouutiint, Peel-boiklings, Harrington:itreet, Liverpool. CAUTION rirlll E PUBLIC are re'speetray cautioned aLrainst the BASH and nistioNEsT attempts of mans Shopkeepers, kiho en deavour to fokt uio them a pretended "GENUINE :11Ac- ASSAR OIL," composed of the most PERNICIOUS . and Tit AsnY ingredients, tecointheiiiiiiig it under the Ittreof being cheap. To prevent such inipcisition it is necessary to observe the fol lowing: The Odic tiv and'only GuytulNE isenciosed in a wrapper' on Which are eligiiiA . 7ed ttieqe words, ROWLAND'g 111•ACASSAIt 0 L. with their Signatute A. ROWLAND & 20, Hatton Garden. Countersigned, ALEX. ROWLAND. The prices are 3s. 6d.-7 - „ T lOs. and 21s. Per boitle * 4 , 4 Some Irnpostiirs sivri A. limiii.A . NDSoN, omitting the & The prineipl6 on vThich the ORIGINAL or " ROVVLAND'S. MACASSAR. OIL" is prepared, is ennfineci snLi.i..y to the knotylt•dtg , and practice of' ALEX. HQ% LAND & SON, 2P, Hatton Garden, London, who are. still at an immense expenee in completillg its preparation. Impostors may prepare any TaAsti; and eAll it" MACASSAR QIL," and PRETEND it to he the same us " ROWLAN D'S;" but the fact is, the Amalo - Of this article neutralizes All attempts to,separate its component pAits; therefore, a ny deelaraii,tp of the kind only and cow empf oil snot flh-etclied impostors. * ,; 4 Be sitte . to ask fOr " ROWLAgb'S." Za tie girt. •• . •- APARTMENTS: rlilC) be . LET, newly and elegantly Furnished, a DRAWING BOOM, with one or tat„ 13ED 1100 MS. Also, a very Pds nue PARLOUR,and BED ROOM. Apply. at 40 and 41, Rodney-street. PUI3LIC-HOUSES, INNS, &c. F /0, be LET, yeveral i.celJentlNNS, PUBLIO-HOUSES, I "WINE wind SI.LIt VAIIL'rS, TAPS, W LIOL ESALE poriTE4 CELLARS, BEER and EATING HOUSES;and si-jQk'S in gener,tl,al4o a very convenient,JOINERS' , YARD, J r " gmid Sitt p 10011; also, a weli-accustomed COAL , YARD, .now ia ; alto, au old . established PU.P,L IC. HOUSE, with 8 Pj MT VAULTS attached, near the Prince's Dock, ,)inf.3; very reasonable; . Rent low. App'y t., MO. It. MILLER, House and Land Agent and General 13,rpii,r, Orange-court, Casoe.street. • 'Mant'. SCHOOL WANTED. A NY Lady or Gentleman hiving a 'Reppectabje DAY ± SCHOOL DlSpose or, (distance no object,) wav hear er-a PurcliMier.—SAlresS, by letter, (post-paid.) stating Intl particulars, to C. S., STANDARD OFFICE, Liverpool. 66 NEW .SONG. ViTILT THOU REMEMBER ME ?" Written by .7 THOS. BLAKE, Esq., the Music by BIANCIII TAYLOR. This highly-popular. Sprig, as Sung by Mr. MACHIN, with great,surce.s, is now published by CRAMER and Co., London, and may,behad.of all Music Sellers. price 2s. .Price,2s. 6d., 1 8 THE BALLOT, A. MISTAKE ? . By S. QE . DNNISON, Esq. James 13.41g:way and , Sons, Piccadilly ; and, Ly order, or every Country .116ukseller. . , . . . . Jusflitiblisheil, in two parts. Pint 1 price 3s, Part 2 price Gs..64.,eNtra,cloth boards.: . 1/ . RACTICAL SIi.GGESTIONS towards alleviating the SUFFERINGS OF 1:141?. SICK. Third Edition. , Lijudon; liatehard and Son; Liverpool : D. 111arples and C0., - iind the other,l3o.Olisellers. ~ , . • .. „ Ju.b, NEW - LITERARY AN st D pu, M lished USICAL PERIODICAL. No. I, price Threepence, to be continued Weekly, and Monthly, . , in a neat Wrapper, , . • ,: • • 1 I'm E SUNBEAM: a Journal devoted to Polite Literature II .and Njusic,. It will el6 . ltvace Original Papers by the first th Auors of the day, and Posihutuons Writings,by • Sir WalleySeolt, ;Thomas Chat terton, .Sir Egeyton.Brydges, S. T. Coterid.„,;e, Robert Burns, ORIGINAL II Itt:; .AT : ls7j : rt c .d:.3ll : ll‘%l : la°ll7l))iiiillg::ued:l.&;aci.nB'h,c. Bishop, BochSta, Shli; Barnett, - - - Loder, : Kalkbrenner. With Adaptations and ArtangeMents from Beethoven, . .1 - landel, Corelli, IlaYdn,, . 11lozart, Weber, . And all the Old :Masters. London”: puhlfshed' for the PrOprietor,,tiy G. - Ileri.Ter,ll6ly Well-street, Strand; Mr. Arnold, and Mi. Gritpel, Booksellers Church -street, Liverpool. • - arnai XoticrO. riflinf; creditors of JOIN BARTON, late of Iloyton, in the count)' of Lancaster, ,painter, .teceaserl, are requested to meet his executors at the Cliirendon-rooms ' South John-street, Liverpool, op N i t/EpNEsoAlt, the 7th day of February next, at Eleven,o'clock in the,POrenoois,firecise,ly,..w.hen a statement of the agairs'will be submitted to their consideration. EDMUND WA - RD,:Solicitor to the Executors. Present, 16th January , IS3B. NOTICE. A LL Persons having any Claims against the late Mr. HENRY WILLIAMS, Fishmonger, Liverpool, are re quested to send in the particulars of the same for examination, to Mr. TH.,S. ACCoUatailt, North Crescent Chambers, 2. Lord-street. And all- Persons indebt e d t o t h e late. Mr, H EN ItY WI LLIAAI§, are requested to pay their re spective Accounts to the Said 111 r. Wu NNE 13URSUANT to a Decree of the High Court of,Chancery, made in two several causes, intituled respectively ," TAp- BERNoiI r l'Anfinta;;Ou," and "TA r,T ti AnEnNon'' the Creditors of T HONIAX S I'Bl3t I'S: OR. formerly of the Is land of Jamaica, Planter . , afterwards of Kensington, ncar verpnol, in the Count:) . of I,ancaster, and late of the, said Island of Jamak.a, (where he died in or about the Month of April, isai.) are by their•SOlicitorq on or before the 12th day of April, 1838, to come, to before William Esq one of the MasFefs . Of the said Court, at his Chamburs, in :aouthanipton, rn i lAn, and p elO roye,th;eir Debts; o defaiitt thereof they will lie Lo POrMptorily luded the benefit r. of the Said decree. lilited itih January, GrayS I. .. • IN 301 - IN CROWTHER'S BANKIZEPTCV.—AUDIT • • AND FINAL DIVIDEND. • • • /111I - 1 E CoMmis‘4,ners in a CoMmission of Bankruptcy against 111_ JOHN crtow - ritKit, of II tobferslield, in the county of y u fk„ Corn pa . c tiii; dated 7th OC . tolt'er, IS2O, will meet at the Offices of nessis..l.,c,ourb and Tindal', ,Solicitors, in Hudders field aforesaid. On Saturday, the 10th February next, at Eleven o'efock in the yo'renoo?,,to . audit the AccoUntsdthe Assignees of the Bankrupt's Estate; atid,at Twelve o'clqck,as Noon on the lay and at the place afo r esaid, to make a Secoyd and j?inal Dividend under the said Bankruptcy, when,and w4ere,Creditors who haVe not piayed may prove their debts. or.fhey will be ex cluded, and all claims not then proved Will be disallowed. By order, • , JACOMB and TINDALE, Solicitors. Hudder.!field, Ilth Janyary . , 1838. Dividend will not be Paid on the day mentioned, but at an early day afterwards, of wiriell the Creditors will have notice. • TO SHIPOWNERS, BUILDE S . , AND, OTEMS. rig suwltll.l4S beg to jpfoqu the.S.IIIPOWNERS a of Liverp,,,,l„ and othcrsSnterestekl its Shipping,•thut they have on Sale "GORDON and R D'S IMPROVED 11411 i. FELT," for Covering Ships' Bottoms, under.either. topper. or Wood Sheathing. This Felt is.inuch in. demand in the Port, is superior in point of Quality to any other. Felt, and is the cheapest ever,, offered for, Sale. SEVIt.;N-PENCE per Sheet, measure itig six Superficial Feet. .. - . They Hatter, themselves, by .strict attention to business, to merit a share isf tube patronage. • D. I`ARTI - lUlt & CO. . 01. ru-ue, W The followi ng Testimonial isfrom D a long la established ater-street. House in Aberdeen:— "In the coarse of our ex p er i ence as ship-builders we have freiluently.used Messrs. Gordon & eid,'s. Improved flair Felt, under coppe r and wycdep sheathing,, and haye.always found it to haVe given much' satisfaction. We have obsrved..tisat when Wood Sheathin g has been applied, this Felt has•been.found to nourish i he, wood, and prevent the inhuission.of eater; Add when Copper Was used; it appeared quite a compound, offirded ,pro tection to the bottom, and kept the eantking.in giu condition. "ALEXANDER 1I ALL & CO. " Aberdeen 20qt Ap741,18,9)6.". I.I3RIESTLEY'S FURNITURE PASTE, for Cleaning and 'Polishing Furniture. ,This Paste is used upon all kinds of Furniture, either French Polished, or in Oil, Wax,. and TM.- r,)eritine,--S o ld in Pots, at ls.,aack or three for. 2s. 6d. - Prepared. and sold only by J. PRIESTI:ET, Chemist and Druggist, 64, Lord-street. Liverpool. PRIESTLErS METALLIC LUSTRE, for Cleaning all kirols.of Metals. Sold in Squares; at4s. each, Or three for 2s. (id. PRIESTLEY'S VEGETABLE HAIR OIL. for Invigo rating and Renovating the Human Hair, in Bottles, Is. 3d-. and 3s. each. .PRIESTLEVS SEIDLITZ POWDERS, in Boxes, 25., or in Packages, Is.. 6d. each, also put up in Bottles, iu Tin Cases. for going abroad. ESTI/ErSSODAIN AWDERS; in Boxes, Js.6d. each. COLD DRAWN CASTOR OIL, in Bottles, 2s. 3d. and Gls. . . • CONCENTRATED ESSENCE OF GINGER, Is. 6J. and 3s. a Bottl e . FLUID EXTRACT OF SARSAPARILLA, in Bottles, 7s. 6d. 0-.(1 10s. MA RKINOr INR, in Cases. Is. ea t; l,. ROWLAND'S RA. LY,DOR ; HENRY'S MAGNESIA; ROWLAND'S MACASSA.R OIL .; ,AT,KINSONIS BEAR'S GREASE ; cAMPHOR TOOTH POWDER ; LAVENDER WATER: GILEAT Gt:(JIGE ; S BATHS, , . couNum TF . . • ... : GREAT . GEOhGE-STRP:E:l . 'ap.4G4g i i I'GEORGE-PLACE, RICIIA.II,I)..BIRP, Proprietor,- , • rIPH.E BATHS of this Rstablisnmeut have'been competed IL on the latest and piost..proved, - principles of. M e di ca l discovery, n ai l er the in - 1,1110140 ,inspection of a:Gentleman .of acknowdeOgefl ,protepsioual expeAtenc,e,, and -e,vlk3rave in their various arrangements separate Apartments for Warm, Vapour, Shower, and all the , Medicated Baths recommended by the Faculty, and are fitted up in a style of elegance and comfort scarcely equalled. and not surpassed, byany of for most cele brated establishments in London. Dublin, • - TIMMS: A W%rtn Bath 28 0d....,...12, fur 20s. • A Vapour Bath ' 3s - 6,1 .6 for Os. A• Medicated,- fht Air, or ( 6 for 18s. 6 1 • Sulphur Bath Cloaks, cpuches, Blankets, and Hot Towels included. The P,roprietor, presu mes to Mope, that, by s t r i c t persona l attention to the Visitors o f these Bat,ki, and the Moderate terms on which they are conducted, to insure that share of patronage which a liberal public will, lie is confident, not fail. to confer. Respectable attendants for Ladies and Gentlemen, and no fees allowed . to be taken-. - . THOMAS . I>ISMORI4;, No. 18, BOLD-STI:4IiT, LIVEIiPOOL," (From Dismore and Sons, Manufacturing Goldsmiths and 'Jewellers, Lond,i4,): . _ LS.I .Putt E i C t :r o F f U L L tv L e Y r p , n )l o fi u e d s t t s o ' ls t e et .O N-ob ttitt, t it y: ) , Gn 0 d e th t, n that and is continually receiving. Novelties from his LON DON CONNEXION, by which means he has always on Sale a choice selection of the most MonstuN tvsmonar. The advantage which Thomas Disin ore possesses in combining the MANt.w.lc:r UR ING departineht w•i, h the R ETA IL, he 'trusts, tcilt enable him to give every satisfaction in QUALITY, WORK-. 31ANS ti IP, Anti PittcLs to those who may favour him with their patronage. ,Londiu-tnade wrought Silver Spoons and Forks at 7s 2d per.u.utico. M E c - H .A•N TS ' TEA COMPANY, . 44, GRE.].T.GEORGE'S-STREEY, NEAR ST. JAAIFIS's , MARKET. LIVERPOOL. IESSRS: ORCIIA RD and GELBERT, in soliciting the JAL attention of Families and •the•Publin to the New Selec tion of BLACK awl-GREEN TEAS purchased by them dur ing their recent-Visit to • London, beg to state;ihat they feel confident, that, in point of nice, Excellence, and Flavour, not a house:in the Liverpool trade can enter into competition with thoniix the various articles in their Stock. Messrs. Orchard and Gilbert, having for many Years devoted 14 whole otiheir tiute , and attention to the Tea Trade, are en bled,.from :their experience,io•make the best possible purchas es; .and• they •feel• convinced that, during the late sales, they Wye •laid in.sach..a• Stock as those who may honour them with their c.oininands worthyof attention. • • TIJR•;SToCK CONSISTS OF :BLACK TEAS and nf'everydescri lion. GREEN 'i EAS COFFEE. •SUGA R. SPICE'S. . • •• •• • The-BONG MIXTURE, which has new eqtahlished* for its solf a lasting reputation, is still offered by Orchard and Gilbert at•the usual price, in pound and half-pound packages at 6s. per lb. LOH N C. WOOLFIELD•most re4pecitirtly begS leave to intUrm the Nohility,.Geutry, and the Publicgenetallv, that he has taken the Premises known as G:asg•ow House; N 0.30, Church-street. corner of Basnett-street, Liverpool, - which he • ptarposps open in i r ift• • 11 •• 4.w—days as , NCY RETAIL osTABLIsu Al ENT, for the - Sale of an entire New Stock, manufactured or selected by himself with the greatest Care and attention, desiring to have ver y choice and saleable Articles •only—so 11411,1 w can ()Eel. them on such terms as will merit and obtain general patronage. 4 • The WRITING DESKS., ,DUESSING- CASES. ; Woitii." BOXES, CABINETS, &c. or his non manufacture, he can with confidence secoturnemi. . Ladies and Gentlemen may order these Articles to their own taste and convenience, having.established a manu factory in.this town for that express purpose. - • The; SIIEI4'IEI.I3 PLATED WARES are of the recent modern style, having all the aßpearance.of solid-silver, and a inure de sireable point in their favour is, the tnakeis guarantee this particular quality lo.weer from ten to twnnty venre;.,•with care. The BRONZES are of serviceable English Manufacture, in Gas and Oil:tamps, Chandelieis, Lant.rus, Table, Side hoar', and, Reading, Figure, end .HallrLa.ipps,•Lustre,s, Canalesticio, Staid for Painter's P a t ent Candles, Ink. and Mandl; sticks, Colrigne Stands. 4c. Tea Tras, role and Ilaticl creens,. Cake Baskels..Ank stand, Card hacks, &c,; Chituney Ornaments in Glass, Was and Bronze. Card Cases and Tablets in , Tostoiseshell. Ivory, Russia. and Morocco;. Cutlery,, X 3 ackgammon,.Chess, and Pope, Joan Boards, Chessinen,, Scent and Toilet Bottles, Brushes, CoMbs, and other. Fancy , Articles. NA—Shipping apd Wholesale Orders.execnted as formerly, at the Warehonse, 27. Ludgate-bill, Birmingham. Liverpool, FcG. 2, J 538... . . . •• . . . . rill-1E GENERAL ANNUAL MEETING of the Friends anti StAb.icri hers tO theLiverpol NO lint ERN HOSPITAL will be held in the SESSIONSrHOUS.E..Chapet-street, on TUESDAY next, the Gth instant, at Two o'clock, at which his Worship the Mayor will preside.. LIVERPOOL (iIJARDIAN - SOatTY FOR -rn t PRO TECTION'OF TRADE. Established February 6th, 1823. •• PreSident, Mr. Wm. SLATER. Vice-President, Mr. WILLIAM WHITBY. Treasurer, Mr. EDWARD' JONES. Solicitor, Mr. DAVID EVANS. • Bank, UPI'INCTIESTErt 'AND LIVERPOOL DISTRICT: THE' CELEBRATION of the FIFTEENTH ANNI VERSARY ; of this Society will tak e pl ace on T UESDAY , the Gth of February, at Eight o'clock in the Evening, at the Adelphi Hotel. T - he Wei:Shipful the Mayor has kindly pro mised to honour the Society with his company on the occasion. Tickflt, 3s. 6d. each, may be had from Messrs. St,ATEE, WaferlAtoplate; WHITBY,. Bold-street; E. JONES, Old Hay market; WkmoisionTti, Paradise-street; T. TunNEn..London road; J. CooPEVt. James-street': PEA RsoNDoDGsoN, Lord street; ESTLIN, 4tuthall-road; G. RAwsoN; Scotland-road; and the Bar of-thAdelphi Hotel. Merchants, Traders, and others, desirous of becomiw ineT T bets may be informed of the mode of hdutission. by applying to P. WOODN'ORTH, Sec retary', • ••• • 33; Paradise-street. Committee Room, lan. 29, 1838. MONS. LE DRAY & CO., etinGEohi DENTISTS, rltlnSf LoN DON. ' . CONCENTRATED ESSENCE - For Instantaneous]}' and PermanentlV,Curing the ToOthaeh by a Ingle' Application. itIONSIEUR LE 'DItAY 'AND CO., Snigeon Deptists, 2EI respectfully inform the inhabitantS of Liverpool and its vicinity, 'that-they have opened an Establishment •nertnanently at No'. 88, SEEL;STREET, eight doors froM 13erry-Street, Liverpool. • Loss of Teeth supplied, fr om • one toe complete Set, and fixed without'wires or ligatures. The To - othach instantaneou sly cured, and Deca)ed Teethlilled with Mi nera l Marmoratum; and made coinpletely sound, without pain, heat, or pressure. DRAY AND Co., Surge.ou-Dentists, beg leave to acquaint. the inhabitants of Liverpool and its vicinity, that they supply Artificial, Mineral, or Natural Teeth, and continue 'to restore Decayed Teeth with their celebrated Mineral Marmora- . tuna, which is placed in the cavitie.i.withoUt pain, heat( pressure, and instantly harden s into e namel, arresting all tur ther prograss of decay, converting a stump into . a sound Tooth, and lasting'many years. In cases of Toothac,b, they are bled' to afford .instantaneous relief by a single application of their Concentrated Essence; and as there is no complaint more general or More distressing in its nature than Toinhaili,, the value of this remedy eanmit he sufficiently estimated; when due considet idiots is-given to the number of Teeth that ale extracted, owing to the very prevalent notion that there is no other remedy for tliis i , ainful'affection. • .Mons. DRAY AN) Co. continue to supply Artificial and. Natural Teeth, of surpassing beauty, which are fixed fr.im , we to a complete Set, without extracting the roots, or giving any pain; without Wires or ligattires, to match in colour the' aq:juitk int; ones, answering all the purposes of mastication and articu lation, remaining perfectly - secure in their places, and may be taken nut and leplacedlwthe'wearerwith the greatest ARTIFICIAL Ott NATURAL TEETH,. of .surpassing beauty, to match, equal in colour and shape to those left in the motifh,,fiXed: front ode to a complete Set, without extracting the roots or giving any pain, the incimihrances of wires or other ligatures, at the following Paris charges: • A- single Artificial Tooth A complete 'Set. A complete °Set of Natural Teeth on fine gold'plate An entire Set of Natural or Terro Me tallie Teeth, highly finished; in the first style, with 'fine gold sockets, usually charged Forty Guineas Arranged au the most scientific and improved principles—pro tectiog the adjoining Teeth--reinuining.peyfec.4 ,secnre in their places—and in every case restoring' perfect at ticulation and mast icat £0 10 0 5 5 0 .. 15 0 0 Loose Teeth fasteriecc arising either from a;te, disease or mercury, aMhicfkienei - es cif -palate:ciTh'tually . - - Attendance from N hie till Seven, and on Suni.taN 8 f r ,, n , Ni ne tin Two. N0,33,* Seet-it ecriglit D rorti fr'rtni . . ..... -.. •. . . . . A‘, 'i,"` z - : : ).--,_•-., ,•.:L.,. /1,7, ..tar --i i - -- i ?`',"' ,- .. .. .. ?, , .. 2(-7-., liti:t rTioNS to MAI) Houses of Parliameut piayingthatiht . sa ii \if ! %,=;-...... , it_ • Annual ()Irani -loth,. Roman (' , allolic CiilT-e - 0 of - Maynooth'lo/ 1 . -'- I,t s , way he Willol ,- awn, lie t :.sw.os:ore• at.the f foll o win g pl aces :—... L AI /id it. = 1 s Tbq §TA ND# I! 1),.C. , ,v,tie1 t 4 ilti I i,,i e's 011ice"s; 11. rents, Chu rc h- street; atul T_Lveuw4C, - R. ; .t.itH,,41-stie, ,i MARINKUS, CHURCiII SUC , LETY. _SERMON tt firePreautred in St. JUDE'S,CHUROH, xn rHuitsp,,Y EirrsisG, next, Fehruary , B, Iry the WM) ii16130/ I •.OF,TH ,DIOGgSB; in Rid of the Funds of the Servire to counit.rice at Seven .o'cloeic.' • - A. PUBLI.O .M E.ETLNG or the !Friend9 of 'he , Socitt, will also ire tren.4 t tr. the Alurste , nki.d..•l4ol4l-streei, oti ermay Morii •iite. next, February, 9, «t l we've o'clock. The Lord Bishop of .the Diocese will preside. . •- • • ggi,e‘ pf Corroni d'o , ters of Qmnpliteatipn, ._ • • . N 0.25. fire a t G eo , u e- st n-ef, He.strnittste . r, Feb..2,.18M. ''•t_T(i'lCE IS HeltHiiY GI V iiN, ih.it.the Colutitissiutl e.f B :II will proceed to UotisidPr Ihe Cooestpd Claims, accordin to the priority' of .the number of each case, in. the several Parishes of the Island of JAMAICA', on 110,d4s,aud. in .lhe ~ crier afternieritioned, at 'nye.% e o'clock on eac.h.thq, wheu the Ps rties interested'. or !heir Agents, wilt attend accordingly, viz.: St.Cathei int% St. Doro:o•,Vere, ' • - St - Jahn; Ad St. Tlioihai;i -- Mi)itri - 4, Igili Feliritity the-Vale ..• i St, _111,4r . y, Clarendon, and Man- • cheser NW(lnesdaY, 21st February. , -Si. Ann , - . 111onday, 26th Februdry. Kingston; Port Royal, and SCR , David •• ' • • ~,,• Wednesday , 2Elth February. St. Andrew. st. Thomas-in-the '' i ' h March. y, at • East, •P o rt l a n d, an d S t. G eorge Morp •S. Elizabeth • • Wednesday, 7th. March. Westmoreland-and St.- Jaines Monday, 12th March. HatioverAnd Trelawney . Wednesday, 14th March, By order of the Board. II ENft Y H I I. L L S.ecrptary. - . . . L1VE. 7 ,R1 ) 001,..G.A84.:1W - A'r COMPANY. 11F 1 01:13.3(iGAVk;N, 'that the GENERAL .A.lS4\ - 4JAL ;of ale" Proprietore of the LI VERPOOL GAS-LIG LI r comPANY will be held at their COMMITTEE Roem,,iii:.O.al i e7srreet, puilia-aut to the Act of Itt .ettrpqtri4i,ti.op TUESDA I, the 2'Jth instant, at Twelve o'clock at ptyp,i,prerisely. INt Feb. 1538 F LIN SON, Secretary. LIVERPOOLDISTRIcT SOCIETY FOR PROMOTING • CHRISTIAN .KNOWLEDOE, rratE ANNUAL ME TING of the:LAVERPOf TtueTseclETy PitomoitNGelitusit A N KNom , LEDGE, will be held in the CIL% tEI. OF 'rim BLII,Ec Cunt IlogrycAt., TouirsoA Y next, tne S h instant, Wa whicit occasion all the- Meiners of The Sucieiy and Frietnlts to itrs nhjects are paiticularts requested to aiteud. The ..LORD 'BISHOP of cthe DIOCESE will take the Chair, precisely at Twelve o'clock. • VirM..ll ESKETH, M.A. ) JAS. NORTH, N.A., S Secretaries. „ ..• • LIVERPOOL UNION BANK, • • :• .• •- • Si• January, OTICE IS• HEREBY GIVEN, that il a DJ VIDEN I) of 11. Four - per Cent. for,tue half year ending the•3lbt•of- DO ceinher, 4 011.bepaid to. the Propritstors, on the Capital -Stock of the Company, -on and after-Tit uttsn,,tx,,the let March uext.• • -The Trauefer.Books,will Le closed from 7th Februaiy, - (when the Annual Meeting will,be hel(i) till.the let March. By order of the. Bparrl, • • • - JAMES LISTER, Manager. . . , NORTH AND S4.Ul'll WALES BANK— • H I Di'rectiirs do • liei e';)3.. give notice, that .a HALF.- .111: YEARLY.DIVIDEND, at tire rate of SIX P.4R CENT. PER ANN(' I‘l,*ort the Capital St or k o f the Company, to, the 30,1113ecember, 1837,,wi1l- be paid,ott an after the 10th March next, - at the Head. Office of the Bank, in Liverpool, arid at the folbwing"places, Niz. : Alachyraletb, Fest i ni og, B a l a, Pwlibeli, Welshpooi, Newton, Bishop's .Castlft, Oswestry, Lltinfylfin, Rathit), Denbigh, Llanrwst, Carnarvon. Aberystw,ith, Wrexham, Bangor, Holyhead, Liars liolyvvell, Mold. . • No Transferof•Shares.can be.m:ade.befvreeeti the 15th.Veb. ru4ry and said 10th March, as the Books will be closed during that period. _ . By Order . of the Boaril.„ .• •' • " THOS.. A. coriLETT, General Manager, Liverpool, 3d February, 1838. Each - Proprietor - will - he - expected, on aoplying for Lis Divi dend, to preitqcp .. (if required), 4s Certificate ot. Shares. ATANCEIESTEIt AND LlVEitrool, DISTIOCT BANKING' COMPANY . ; ' DIREOI'OILS , HERE-BY-GIVE NOTICE that a DIVI DENO, ratl;9l6,even amd ejlitlt' per Cent. per annum, for the half year ending .31st December, will be paid to the Shareholders, at the Head-office and Branches, on and, after the- 15th=instant. • • tu order to prepare' the Dividend Warrants, the Transfer 3ooks will be dosed:till the 15:h.. _ . By. order oldie Board . . JOHN S.•JACKSON, General Manager. ilkichester, -Rebriiary, N B —The Dividend is pay able both ~ ipon Old . and New • GREAT . WESTERN RAILWAY.. MEETLNIG of the SHAREHOLDERS in.the GREAT WESTERN ItAILWAY, resident in Liverpool and the Neighhoerhoect; will be held at the CLAnENne,rs.nuo ms , s, o p t h John-street, trn TuxsnAY next, the 6th day of Fehrtmtv instant, at One o'clock, to receive the Report of the Committee ap pointed at the meeting on the 16th 'ult. JAMES HEYWORTH. Lirerpool, 3d February, 1838. GLASGOW, PAISLBY,'AND GREENOC& RAILWAY N k .7 0-T/CE". IS. HERELd tit v EN, that mr. 11 - 1.0.11 Ag .1.11 FORSY'rI - 1• is appointed! Agent of the above Cuutpary, for Liverpool and the Neighlrourhood. • • And Notice is. Further Given, that all Shares in tfic abOve Railwayolii which , the Call of 13 per Share, due' on tak 10th January, shall not,have been ipaid on or before the Ist of March next, wi,l be entered in the name of the original Proprietors. •. By order of the Di' ettnrk • • • • .(Signed) • • MARK 1 - 11.11 SH, Secretary. Greenock, 2rl Feb , 1838. • :Dl:i:sTlt [CT .P,RO.V lb 14.14 T SOC EN-SQUAR E. El Trertsurer ,acknowledges with warm Thanks the lowingillonatioirs in aid of the Futids of this. Suciety,.and urgently. solicits the Contrilnitions •ol•-the charitably •dmposed to. enable it to meet the- numerous Claims daily macte at this season of -extreme severity. New annual Sutiscriptions are earnestly solicited.: • „. . „. .„.. Donation e-sweired since the First of Februnfy.• •' Wi 11 lb hone, •Esct., :I‘i ay or,. *:.25 ►.► 0 A Bequest of the lute Mrs. Jane Criwley, per George Aikiusem, Esri • 419 19 0 Mestsrs. Bailey Brothers and Co., per Mr. Alfred Water • • house . • • • • 0 0 Part.ofa Golleetinn originally intended for en ungrate- • . Gilbert •tienderson,-Esq. St. Ann's-hill, Walton heck 5 0 0 11,obert Benson, ling.: •••••• . 5 0 0 Miss Wilson. Daulbv-stmet. 2 2 0 Mr. W...[%:,, Thompson, Peel-street 1• .1 0 •• amay thous A Friend— • • •0 10 0 Miss M. ißineriell, St. Anne-street Miss F. Blundell, St. Anne-street O .lO 0 LIVERPOOL DISPENSARIES.: . A T a GENERAL ANNUAL Al E ETlNGe,ftheGovernors 1$ of the •LIV ER-POOL DISPENSARIES, held-iu the B.u.stin-ttooro, RISII-OFFICIi2S, 1, Fenwick-street, on FRIDAY, February 3d, 1838. • RICHARD ALISON,. Jun., Esq., in the Chair. • The Annual Address of-the ComtniUee to the Governors ha vim' been read by the. Secretary ; it .was , , fiesgfrod Ungnimottay,- -- 7 - Tnat the A dtkess,..9f t4)e„(Mmittee, as now read, ikreceivod, printed, .and distri4uted, ,as.u sua l , The Treasiirees At.c.cunts having been read, it was Resolced,Ußicoimoysly,—That the Acc o u n t s o f the .Treastkrer.. just read, w h ich have been properly audited, be now passed, and printed, as usual. Resolred Unanimoysly,-- 7 T hat the cordial tt'anks of this.meet ing be tendered to Richard ,Alison, jun., Esq. •.Presid eal, f or his valuable services, and a l so f or hi s very handsome donation of £lOO to the Charity. Resarimi Unanimmtsly,—That the best thanks of this meeting he presentkl to W. P. Freine, Esc;, and James Mulleneux, lEsq.., Vice -Presidents; also to Mr..Jamea Lawrence, Treasurer, to• Mr. J. H. Smith. anti 'Mr, Joseph Cooper, Auditors, with the et'ier gentlemen of th e C omm i ttee, for their zealous attention to the interests the,Charity: • lisrofred• fixonimogsty,—That the thanks of this meeting'be nresented• .the llonosary Physicians-m k t Surgeons of this Clarity, for their unremitting attention to the duties of their respective 'dikes., . . , Resolved Unaomoessly.--That , the'cordial thanks of this.meet ing, be. given to the, Rey. J.l,yon, for his kindness in preaching a .sermon Pi:r the 'benefit of the Chat it y , • . iit-40fred Linduitnowly,-Aliat the following gentlemen be the Officers of the Institution for the ensuing A1i50u,..1,un...45q.., ; President, p. F r e w ; yice 7 pr f ,sident of the Noith,Dispeittary: James MulleneuN,.&q.Yice-,president ofthe,South Dispensary. Treasurer. , Mr. J. H. Smith, and Mr Joseph Cooper, Auditors'. • • , the Churchwars.ieno l f the Parish for the time being. Rev. James Aspinall„A.M,. 111 r. Eden,: Rey. Lawrence. A.M. Mr. 'l'. Rohinson, itey. Cecil Wray; A.M. l Mr. Llorsfall, Rev. Mr, J...1114,1101ine5, itPV• Mr. F.,Jortlan,,„; Rev. James ,Nlqrtineau, Alt. James Lawrence. NEW 111t5111BEIC$•. ' • '•••-• Gibson, Thomas ijarbex, Rev. Juhii.Lyons, , • ,I .M . r.,lienvy,klutt*inson. Secretary Collgctor. Maerovie, cgnsUititt% .t hysi.ti'lan. 'Mr. Parke. Cousnliing Surgeant. • SOUTH DISP ENSARY, 1, UPPER. PAR LIAME'NT-ST. PHYSIOINS. Dr. Nicholson; I Mr. Dr. 'Scott, , Mr. .la,mes..gooper, - • • Dr. Grindrod, I Mr. Arehot, Mr. Alexander Hay, House 'llrgeon. Mr. Harbord, Mr INPLaY.. and Mr. Grant, Assistant House ' • G.l4,,llP,rbert, F ind Apothecaries..;._ NORTH DI6PENSARV, VAUXHALL-ROAD. ' PHYSICTANS. SURGEONS. Dr. Williains, Mr. Stul4lis • Dr. J. Carson, jun. ltlr Long, Dr. J. V itse,• . f . Mr. Ellis:Jones. Mr. William Getty, House Stirgeott.', Mr. J. Craig; M. P. Jones, and Mr. Floyd; Assistant I-inuse 'Sorg-eons. Mr. C. Walwork, Mr. J. Moore, and Mr. J. W. Shaw, • • • Apothecaries. • • - Resolved-Unatiemortqy,—That this:nieeting.•;higdilv' approVing; of the efficient•manner•to which the -SecretarN, -Mkr.:l,i. Wedg wood, has discharged-his :duties. for • the six rnotiths'sinre his appointment, do present him with the : su m o f Firteitn , PnOttds'. - 11e.solvcd Unan;mously.---That the thanks-of ttris rtieeting Le- tendered to the Chinehwartlens and Select Nres.ity, for the use of .their 13utod-rnotn•olothis.oecasion. • (Sinned); • RICHARD ALISON, JUrr. Ch:b.irrnan. , The Chairm an having tacateti the Chair,. it , t , tis • R e sobry t d tinaniniot,tly,—That the thaokw.of thin tweeting be prolorctittsti,to. Richard jun., 'Esti , for his able awl itn partial colultiet, in• the Chair.