The Liverpool Standard and General Commercial Advertiser. — Liverpool, Merseyside, England, 1838-03-06 00:00:00

,;-~ ~~~ r~ - / - ---- - t r,,...,:,,,,... iii ('"' „ 1.11-trpo c;:bi;r i . 3'..ng. 1 „,-0 : , L.,m,_ , ...4,.. , ,, • ( , "4, t izt, ... I * lt 1 , - : , ~,,.. Aitt . (ll ..e. - . ; "°',"`c , ' ra ir;iics. e : ar4...„, , ii : -.. -, , k-2. ri--‘4 ' • 4 , ;-. A L. 1. , ' r....... f" 1 • / E AsT irmiEs. For C4NTON, \ \*: ... A . — , ..s. 'l4-u I 4 .: : 1 1 4 - .' ...,,,,,.. to. : j --- tgr itt /, ~.34- 1 ' 4 , ... , di kl-- 4 " .4. . ...wow, 17 . 4,1 L , Ny Delivering Goods at LINTIN and WHA.mroa, at the OW . optiott_of the Consignees, .. . ; 44 1V ' = -- - - - - • -—, , r ,• • • A I?PET AVD PI llt N I Tti it E I? E i` Otj , - B AN CH • Has on Sale, at tittitiA .) "'Ka Rooms, An px!ensive and vainable,A.4 , , , roOkze Fusuiotavyie o/ , CABINET PUANITuRE, ot - eiv.ry description: Including DRAWING ROOM Sours; of. real ami incitation Rose' wou;, in C4rd., boo, Work; ' , lower, and-Sora Tables,:Cbairs, Couclice, Tea Pots.: Cheff inters, Canterlitiries. , niiii:Oikreens Elegant LOUNGING and.LLBRARY:C FOLDING CHAIR aIOrSOFkaRDS; • •NiAIIOGANY ARTI.CL" , • 'ln-Bookcases, Seeretaires, Sideboards, Ch 41 Skreensi Ward- Chairs, Dining, Card, Library," Peinbroke, Snap, W9rk,. and Skreen Tables, dies S,fas, .Children's Ctia:ro, Cots; Cribs, Chest of. Drawer Night Cohntrioos-,,Bed steps,, Bidets, Hat Stands, Bout Racks, Music Stanch, Stools, 84c. . • • ••• -.• • • The fine A 1 Liverpool-built rque I','lER E .QUEEN 14' EtsioS fluGnEs, Corn der; tons re4 4 sler newly eup . p - et'eil, •rt as. a remarkably fast sailer, and a 'superior ronyey3tce for goods and passeligers. —For terms. Szc. apply to Messrs. TAYLOR, PoTTEIt, and CO. ; .t 0 JAMES AtklN and SuN, or to . W. N.:MOORE, .13;116iford-buildings, 2. Rumford-street. AND GENERAL COMMERCIAL ADVERTISER. LI E,.k.RTS RESOLVED, AND . HANDS PREPARED, THE BLESSINGS THEY ENJOY TO GUARD I—SmoLLErr. VOL. Xl.---No. 553.,4 TUESDAY, MARCH 6,183 S. [PRICE ri „talcs' bi auction. ,E7afro bn auction. To be Oo!b. MantoY. To, sail immediate' .. , . • For CALCUTT , The ,fine Liverpool-b ilt : Ship MARY SOMF,I. LLK, JAMRS HooKEY, R.N., Coininander ; 1, 497 tons. newly coppered.—For terms of freight, • . &c- apply 1 .11esst. TAYLO.R, POTTER, and Co. :,.to BOLD and STAR ,`ACEY, or W. N. MOORE, Rumford-buildings, 2. Rumford-street. be-clespatei - efl on.tlie 15th istant. For BATAVIA, (With.leave to touch at AnEtitA.l The fine new British built Ba e SUPERIOR, - ' Commander; A 'l, burthen per register 411 lons, coppered and copper . tastened„inti baying a-•?ood part of her cargo ready to go on board, will be punctually despatched.—For. freight . or passage .lapply , .to.fgessrs. Mutt RAY, S Y 141.6„ and Co., or to BOLD and STARKEY. ,WEST INDIES . „ h To sail on the 10th iostan For DEMERAR a. 4.iWr# • The Ship PARK R, .•• • • - HENRY RISIEN, Master ; urthen 449 tons.—For passage, ,having superior acconmoda , ions, apply to • • SANDBACH, TINNE, and-Co. Will sail immediately. For BARBADOS, The fastisailiacx first class B LION, JOHN BAILYi Maste ;. COppered, and only one year old : now ading east side . ! , Queen's Doek.—Fer freittht aoplv HEYES. LITHERLAND, and Co., Wolstenholme-square. rt R IT'S II AM c RV"' . -To sail early in March. For sT. ANDREW'S, N. 8., The Barque FASQUE, / GeoRGE Sitcpoot,E, Comtnarr -13erthen. per register 215 tons.—For freight or p sage apply to -Messrs:JonN.GI,ADSToNE-and or to • Co., AMES POOLE and Co. 170 z 'N*OttatiO'n. STEAM*TO . NEW YORK. The new and -powerful Steam Skip` 73J Dins bort hen, 32014 e power, • Lieut. Ritti Ann RoBE.ITS, ~ Commander, 'ls intended to-leave LONDON, for NEW YORK, on WED -NICSDA the 28th of -IVlaich - , at Ten o'clobk in' the Morning, at CORK HARBOUR , and to'start from thence o n "MON n AY, the- 24.0 f April, at Twelve o'clock at Noon; return in g ffhlort.Ne‘ v York, 't he Ist of 'May. Passengers leaving Leadon: On Saturday, the 3I.St of March,. by the BriStol. Mail, will . be o:ised free, per the Vittot y steamer ,• from - BrlStol to Cork t o loin the Sirius. Arrangements' have been made to forward' *issengers in a gloat!. Manner from Glasgow, LiVerpriol; and. To offirets.undar orders from Oatt ada• this conveyance Oilers peculiar advantages, as the passage front Cork is expect4d: !tr. 'he 'made in 'fiTteen days. Per farther hiforinatiOn application to be -Made' to 'Alrted RE ` ..Ott LAino; British and American Stearn Navigation Corn- Otlice,• 78; Cornhill;' to the St. George Steain-packet flices • 11-m1.0,111%th, Rotterdam , • Edinhurgh, Glasgriw, 'LlVerpoOl, Bristol, Dublin, Cork; or to J. P. Roamsos; 137, ! Le2tdenhall-stieet, London. • 'Detached . Catrins for funiiiies 'be hid on early application. t... , The St. George 'Steam-pk'ket Cirnparv's Vessels: 'ft ~i , are - intended to sail from' elarenCe -. Dotk, 'is "til'L° '' .tinder, with Goods and Passeht4s :-- - , r 4„..,„ For CORK, • i The OCEAN, Caplaiii PILE, . Tilts Day, (Tuesday.) at Seven o'cloCk in the E ining. i For NFWRY, , The EARL OF RODEN, -- Oaptain ,t LE, • Ti) ,, moaßoiv, (Wednesday,) the 7th instant, a ght O'clock in, 'the Morniniz. For DUNDALK, • The ERIN, Captain WA RD, TO-Milft iV, (Wednesday,) the 7th instant; at Eight o'clock in the Morning. al' The Company's Vessels, from Hull, will Resuine the II'ANII3URGII and ROTTERDAM Station's as soon as the permit. Apply at the,St. Georxe Steam-packet Company's Office, ; Clarence Dock, Liverpool. . . Foi• GREF,NOCK tend GLASGO With Goods and Passengers, Three Ti n e a Week, :VERY TUESDAY, THURSDAY. AND ATURDAY. The City of Glasgow Sleain-packet ompany's Vessels COM MOD E, Captain IlonT.• ING, • th ' ,.P \ CITY .OF GLASGOW, (New Steamer,) " 1 ' - ' Captain JoHN BoYD, VULCAN, Captain C. FHIiGUSON, 'Sail as under, from the Clarence Dock. (wither without pilots,) The C ONUNI 0 DOR E, (Tills D A Y,) Tuesday, the 6th instant, lit Twelve n'efock at Noon,' (in place of eight o'clock in the iLvernng. as=pl'evi , ,ntsry adVertised.) The CITY OF GLASGOW, on THURSDAT next. the - Bth ttl 'Nine o'cioek in the The COMMODORE, on SATURDAY next, the 10th instant, ttt Steven o'clock in the nivel - loon. The' ate6mtividatinns of these Vessels are well-knoin to be The'speed the'CitV of Glasirow is unrivalled. .Apply to DAVID MACIVER end Co., Water-:street. N.B.—Titts DAY, (Tuesday,) the 6th. the COMMODORE start from .Senconabe Slip, - Prihce's Parade. %•,.. , • For DUBLIN AND BELFAST. , . v , ;• , ~. . 'St .. : , 11 : - • i 't TILE tin' OP DUITLITV . ~ v_ • - 4-• !,-,-.,-•- STEAM-PACKET CONIPANY, . L I ' -i: 'INCORPORATED BY ACTOR PARLIAMENT. .The above Compa - ny 'sail their Vessels, (lath or ivithinti riots,) taking Goods and Passengers to the follov“ng ports, "Feely TO fitrg Lilt' wily. ,__To BELFAST, every Wednesday. . • The new Stm TII eaer ALONE, TO..MORRO Vi (Wednesday,) 11 ' 4 7th instant, at Seven o'clock is the Evening, from the . larence Dock. "'tie pilliCiVie of.,this Company is that of attaching all Im porters and. Exporters by . a Division of the Profits amongthem, after payment of the bividends—thus creating a community of interests between the Shippers and Shareholders —a principle Wilith..will .best goarantee to its Proprietors a certainty of their ividen,ls, and to Shippers of all descriptionf of Goods and ive Sip& the havitig a well supported Establishment of first e ass Si eatners, and the lowest rate of Freight compatible with A due attention to their milintenance. . : Apply to . SAMUEL PERRY, 27, \Voter -greet. on *Mr. ON SALE, IRISH PROVISIONS, of st . it)eriorattilitY, Fot. Ship's Stores. p Apply to HENRY W. IiAYNTA,N, 3, Custom-house-lane. ROFES - SOR SNV El) 0 U R'S HYGEIAN HERB 4. P I ILLS, for the , effecrual extirpation of every species and VMptom of the •SYPHILITtc DISEASE, and the disorders Wising from improper treatment. eer Prepared and sold..,bv .the sole Prapriet ", at No. 51, SEEL-STREET, -LIVER L. __ln boxes at 2s. 9d, and 4e. 6d, ea . Warranted uot to contain COPAIBA, CUBEBS, or any ' deleterious ingredient. * 4, * - With each Box is given a -Treatise on Venereal and Syphilitic Diseases, with observations on seminal weakness. &c. sic., containing hints worth knowing by those who are, or have been sufferers to this dreadful and devastating malady. Dr,. DAVII._ISON continues to direct his attention to those dis orders arising. from the too free and indiscriminate indUlgence of the passions, which not only occasion a numerous tiain of nervous .:iffections. but also entails on its votaries all the ener vating. itnbet ilities of old age. In that distressing state of de bility and deficiency, whether the consequence of baneful ha hits, excessive drinking, or any other cause.by which the powers Of the constitution become enfeebled, he offers a firm, safe, and speedY restoration sOupd and vigorous health. It is a inelancholi fact that thousands fall victims to the ve nereal disease, Owing to the unskilfulness of illiterate men, who, by the use of-that de,olly poison, Mercury, ruin the constitution, and when the great. Doctor Swedour became Professor at Ley den Ulliversity, he conferred en invaluable benefit upon man gind by the discovery of his grand. Panacea, for the cure or this denlorahle complaint. Never did a discovery, excite a greater s,ensatiOn, it was sought after with avidity, and used with the Undeviating success in the most minute and intricate cases of the delicate complaint, for the cure of which they have been so tong celebrated.. The fame of these Pills throughout Germany, canoe their speedy introduction into almost every country. 'Ftie Certainly with which they were continually administered can be attested by many thousands. In fact, (luring the Ling conti nental war they were the inseparable companion and safeguard bf the soldier, in all cases where the slightest suspicion o f infec tion was, entertained.. What medicine can be more appropriate than thai which has (riven such general satisfaction ? The Hy ve . ian Herb l'ills root. out every particle of insidious poison, puri fyintr in their'progress the whole mass of fluids: They not only rern o vethe disease,, but renovate by their action the different functions of the body expelling the grosser humour?, and in a Inanner . So mild and imperceptible as to convince. the most Sceptical of their astonishing and unequalled powers. The neither contain mercury nor any other mineral, and may be taken Without the slightest slspicion of discovery—they require no restraint of diet, loss of time, or hindrance of business. but effecta complete cure, without the least exposure to the patient. At any period when the slightest suspicion may exist, it will be Nell to have recourse to the Hygeian Herb Pills, for when taken before the disease has made its appearance it acts as a certain Preventive, by moving, the complaint effectually and secretly. Th e d et ,t ora t,l,-. state in, which many persons have been when visiting die proprietor, from the use of mercury, renders it im- PerativelV necessary to caution the public against that dangerous Mineral when injudiciously administered. 'These Pitts should forma portion of all Medicine Chests, . } 'Y sea and land, and ought neverto be omitted by any person going a long yOyage or journey. their properties are such that neither heat nor cold will injure their quality, or prevent the due effects nn the constitution. Davieson will attend daily at bis residence, from right in 11u rnorm'rib. unlit Ten at night, (on Sundays from Nina till Two,) where he gives advice to all applicr.its taking any of his preparation., wiritot.r A VER. Letters (post-paid) enclosing a remittance, answered by re urn, anti 'Medicines punctually transmitted. to any addrers .either by initials OT name. 7 • N0:54, SEF:I4-TRE.:,7 LIVERPOOL. • THIS DAY. - • - • .For account of the Undertvritei-s. THIS DAY, (Tuesday,) the 6th instant at 'll'alf-past One o'clock, at the Office oaf James Scott and on, Brunswick-street, • About 3000 Bushels of w- EAT, and 300 Sacks of FL •R, Damaged by salt water; now ow board, two Flats, the Jane and the Anne, in the Canning Dock, north end; saved .from the wreck of the • Liverpool,•on her pastilige hither from Waterford.—May -be examined on board the Flals,"or Sat . -tittles may be seen by applying to -JAMES SCOTT and SON, Brokers. FRIDAY. On account of whom it may co cern. On FRIDAY next, the 9th instant, at Eleve o'clock, at Metcalf's Warehouse, King-s . ,et, 8 Bales Water T A 1 S T, Damaged on hoard the Black-eyed Susan, on her voyage from Liverpool to Constantinople. Just - landed per Earl of Roden, steamer, front Cork, and may be seen in the• Warehouse any ,day previous to the sale.—Apply to Messrs. A. W. POWLE and Co.,_Merchants, or to EDWARD HUMBLE, Broker. AFTER FRIDAY MEAL' :By order of: the Executors. On TUESDAY, the 13th•instant, at One o'Cloc at the - Office of sov i Messrs. Priestley, Griffith, and Cox, dhall-street, Twenty Sixty-fourths of the "latrine GANGES, Being the entire interest of the late ADAM LODGE, c • •..1 t 4, e' Esq., in that Vessel. ' The Ganges is 723 14.100' tons register, and 568 tons old measurement. She was built in St. J0hn..N.8., in October, 1836. of the best materials afforded by the Province, and-she has since been fitted with iron knees and extra fastenings, under the superintendence of- Lloyd's Surveyor at this port.—For inventory of stores and furtherpartientars apply on board the vessel, Prince's Dock; to LonGE,' Parch/Will, and Co. ; or to • PRIESTLEY, GRIFFITH,' and COX. On WEnstsDAY, the 14th instant, at the Pub e'Sale-room, Exchange-buildings, 'The following. TEA 31)4 Chests HYSON, 73 Half-Chests IMPERIAL, 88 Hatf , Chests GUNPOWDER, Lately landed per Tigris and Wifiiain Jardine; from Canfon.— Apply to Messrs. JOVIN BIBBY and'Sows, Merchants, or to MOLYNEUX, TA L' OR 3 and'Co.; Brokers. SAINT GEORGE STEAII-PACKET COMPANY. oTicE: is uncily GIVEN; in pursuanc of an Act of 1.11 Parliament, wade and passed 16 i4e first ye• of the reign of her present Majesty, intittiled "An Act to eller enabling, . Her Majesty to confer certain powers and i unities on trad ing and other Companies," that an ApPlic tot) has liee,unlacle Eiv or on behalf of the.said Company to Her Majesty to grant ettera Patent to the said Company, conferring on, the said Company such ,powers'and 'immunities touching the right and forni of suing and E)eit!.,z the,extent of the individual liability of the 'several .Niembprs or Shareholders of or in the said,Company„ as Her Majesty is tinder and by virtue of the said Act authorised to confer in manner aforesaid. the COBB, Solicitors for Company, 11, Austin-friars, London. GLASGOW, 2711 FEH., 1833 A A T the' PIIVST HALV-YEARLY GENERAL ,MEET ING of the SHAREHOLDERS.of the,G ASGOW, AISLEY, KILMARNOGIi, and AYR RAI 'AY CO., 'id' tinder the Act,' in the Company's OfTi e JAMES M`CALL, .Esquire, in tl ]hair— The advertisement calling the. meeting, the Sections of the. Act relative tO the business to, be transacted at it, having been read, the Secretary read a Report of the Proceedings of the Directors since the previous Statutory Meeting of Share-. }udders, arid of the arrangements made fur the vigorous !mise. cutien of the Works. . The CHAIRMAN then adverted to, the very prompt, manner in which the call made on the 1.314 instaut had already been met by, the Shareholders, es appeared from ;the s t atement of the Funds in Bank laid before the Meeting, and congratulated the PrOprietors on the present prospects of the Company. WhereupOn it was moved by Wir.Lram, torrio, Esq Insur ance Btoker, GlasgOw, seconded by J A MI,S DUNLOP, Esq., Mer chant, Glasgow, and unaniinously agreed to — That this Meeting approve of the Report of the Directors, and express their continued and earnest desire that the most vigor ous measures he adopted for the , prosecution of the undertaking. It was thereafter moved by NY,ILLIAM Ross, Esq., Merchant, Glasgow, seconded by ARCHIBALD HARVEY, Esq., Merchant, Glasgow, and unanimously agreed to — That the Meeting, impressed with the advantages which will result to the undertaking front the execution of the projected Railway, from Kilmarnock, through Dumfries, to Carlisle, in struct the Directors to express, to , its Projectors in Dumfries shire the interest, which .they feel in obtaining a Survey of that Line; and request the Directors, if they see tit, to contribute a moderate sum towards the expense of that Survey. Mr. WILLIAM LOGIR, on moving the third Resolution, stet ed,-that it was his intention 'to have suggested to the Directors the propriety of immediately enforcing payment of e call against such parties as had not pairt; , but he was glad to say, that, from the satisfactory manner in which the call had already been mct, and the prospect of the whole being paid within a short period, it was quite unnecessary for him to do so. He, therefore, left the matter with great pleasure in the hands of the Directors, and moved, ' That the thanks of the INleeting be given to the Directors for their continued exertions, and to the Chairman for his conduct in the Chair. Which motion having been seconded, was unanimously agreed to. (Signed) • JAS. 111‘CALL,C1Mirman. --- , ~ DISTRICT PROVIDENT SOCIETY. QUEEN-SQUARE. THE Treasurer a Cknowledges with warm tl.anks the follow jug Donations in aid of the Funds of this Society, and Urgently solicits the contributions of the charitably disposed, to enable it to meet the' numerous claims made daily at this sea son of extreme severity. New annual Subscri tions are earnestly solicited. Donations received since the 2- f February. From the Clerks of Messrs. T. and . Littledale £l6 0 0 a nd Co Collection at the C hurch of St. Martin's in the Fields, . per the Rev: Wray 13 8 0 From the foreman, mechanics, and labourers, in the ,Itailway Yard, Crown-street, and Mr. Grey Misses Yates, Dingle Messrs. I. Barnett and Co lO 0 0 Joseph hornby, Esq., Everton A. Friend. per the Rev. Jonathan Brooks lO 0 0 Messrs. Watson Brothers and Co • lO 0 0 Henry Booth, Esq - 0 0 Thomas Booth, Esq Major Axford, Mount-vernon Messrs. George Green and Son James Hevworth, Esq A. F. . 5 0 0 Mrs. S. Gladstone William Reynolds, M.D. John Wright, Esq Hugh Mulieneux, Esq., Great George-street .James Mulleneux, Esq Ditto Richard 'Alison, Esq George Batley, Esq., Everton William Lassel, Esq.. Bold-street .. 5 0 0 Collected from a few Friends at Mrs. Davey's Roe Buck Inn, Great. Charlotte-street • • 2 13 0 Messrs. H. Castellain end Son Tho Mas Coglan, Esq., St. Anne-street IA Friend A Lady . Messrs. Davenport and Grindrod 'l' he workmen in, the employ of Messrs. Davenport and Grindrod, Caledonian Foundry, N avtor , street Mrs. Martin, Soho-street Mrs. Moon, Islington A Friend. per W.G. I'Mrs. R. Morison, St. James's-terrace 11(r. Dodd, Whitechapel ' V.H. 1 13 6 1 U 1 0 0 1 0 0 1 0 U U 10 0 0 10 0 0 5 0 0 5 0 Mr. David Cyrer .Mr, Latham, Old Haymarket From the Liverpool and Manchester Railway Di rectors, part, of a sum received for Sunday Tra velling, refused by certain Shareholders 2oo 0 0 J. M'Gregor, Esq., Liverpool. Commercial Bank 5 0 0 Messrs. Biiehanan and Browne, Old Hall-street 5 0 0 'Miss Stavert, Breckside House 5 0 0 T. K. Finlay,' Esq Some Labourers on the Lide of the Railway, per • Mr. Bucl , licom . .Tolin Woolwright Esq Mr. Pearson, Newington ,Mr, Mander, Castle-street... Mr. Gibson. ,Newton, Lyon, and Co 2 7 2 0 0 1 0 0 1 0 0 0 0 5 0 0 New subscriptions received since the Ist of January, 1838, - Miss Marriott„ B e df o rd-street ' 2 2 ,Charles Turner, Esq., Lancelot's-hey .... :.. .... 2 2 W.W. Willink, Esq., Dingle :Mrs. Dyson, Everton Mr. James Owen, London-road ;Miss Hughes, Seaforth Mrs. T. Goalen Chester-street .Mr. Thomas S A - Shburner, South-hill-Grove, Tots . teth-park Mr. Hen. Penn, Baths Mrs. Potter, Everton Williatri Potter, Esq.,Evertor 1 1' Mr. Robin son, Oldh a ll- stree t Mr. Ali son , Ab ercrom b y-square Mrs. Lewi s , R ose - p l ace Messrs. R oss an d Ni g h t i nga l e 1 1 Mrs. R Thomas St. Jatnes'.road Messrs. Hadfield, Wood and Co 1 0 Mr. Robert Syers, Roscommon-street Mr. Jap.ls Davies, - Bold-street • 1 0 Mr. 'lstionias Forsyth - , gxchanve-buildings Mr. James Harris, Oldham-street Mr. Richard Derbyshire, Grove-street . 1 0 Mr. Abraham Bell Malcolinsoo, Islington - 0 10 Mrs. Marriott, Everton Sir. T. H. Syer4, Great Charlotte-street ' 0 1(1 to r . M'Cail, Falkner-street - 010 (I. 10 Mr. Tones Patlter, Norton-street. . " ,_.. ..... IVlrs. James Gaske . ll, Smithdown-lane Mrs. Syers, Roscommon-btreet Rev. A. Rio! Rev. W. A. Strange.. Mr. James Byrn 1 1 Henry Simpson, Old Churchyard ..., 1 0 Miss Houghton, Kent-street - - 0 10 SALT , : OP' SUPeRIOR DEVONSTIIIMCIDER. By Messrs. T. WINSTANLEY and SONS, On - TlltinsDAY next, the gilt instant, at Eleven o'clock, at the Cellars, - No. 31, Henry-street, A BOUT 2.890 Gallons of DEVONSHIRE CIDER, of a very very .tine quality, the favour' v growth of Messrs. 'l'. A. Jattv►s and Co., of Malboroueh, evon• The Cider is at present in Hog ,ds or Pipes of 112 to'l2o ,Gallons each. It will be sold by gallon ; iTtad, the' quantity being at. the option of. each - . purchaser, the sale will be well worthy the attention of innkeepers, publiei;Als, retail dealerS, and private consumers. • Samples may he tasted at the time of sale. PAINTINGS, JIOUSEHOLD FURNITURE, 4v., UPPER STA N POP E-S TR E ET. fly Messrs. T. WINSTAN , LEY and „SONS, - On TuEsw,y .next,. the. 13th jot:int, and : following-- day, at o'clock precisely, oWtlie Premises, No. 66, Upper Stan hopestreet, near St. James'sChurch.: • modern. and excellent, tiOUSE.HOLD , PURNI- T,U4.1!!, richly Cut Glass.,handsome Ch,ina, au Eight-day Dial, small Colfection of PAINTINGS, by favourite Masters, large Chimney Glass,,and other Effects, the property of the late Mr. John Towne. . . Tly.i,Furaitnre comprises handsome Fonrrpost and Camp Bedsteads. with Printed Calico and other Hangings, Feather Beds, Mattresses, and Bedding, Painted Toilet Tables, Wash stands, Chests of Drawers, and, Chamber Chairs,, a Set of Drawing-room Chairs of solid Rosewood ; with Sofaio.match. Lounging Chair. Circnlar Loo and Elliptic Card Table's of the salve utaterial, large and brilliant Plate of Glass richly Framed, handsome Window Curtains, .Brussels, 'Kidderminster, and .Venetian Carpets, Fenders, Fire-irons. &c. The Mahogany Articles consist of Set of well-made Dining Tabb , s, on, Telescope Frames, a modern Pedestal Sidtqmard, Set Chairs, Sofa, Easy Chair, Wardrobes, Chests of Drawers, Toilet Tables, &c. - Together with, a variety of Kitchen Requisites, Culinary Utensils, and ,other Artiolcs.of domestic utility.. 'l9 b e . viewed on Monday next.., the 12th instant, when. Cala logueS may be had on the Premises and of Messrs. T. WIN STAN LEr an&S.ONS, Church-street.. , „ . . SPACIOUS , AVD DESIRABLE RESIDENCE, WITH I COACH-HOUSE AND—STABLES, RO NRY-STREET. . .. By Nlesrs. WINSTANLEY SONS, On Slur Ay, the 19th instant, at one o' • ock in the afternoon at the Clarendon • rooms , South Joh street, Liverpool, (By order of the Erecutors.) - A LLthat commodious and well built.DW EL LING-HOUSE and I' it EAI I SES, desirably situated, .No. 5, Rodney-street, in Liverpool, and formerly the residence of the late Lister Ellis, Esq. The house has a spacious double front, and contains six prin cipal bed-chambers with dressing-rooms, closets, and other con veniences, large nursery, and servants' rooms, two elegant din ing rooms united by folding doors, good sized dining room, parlour, and study, butler's pantry, principal and back stair cases, kitchen and scullery, pantry, excellent wine and ale cellars, a paved yard, &c. with a convenient coach-house, stable, and coachthn's cottage, fronting Roscoe-street. . The premises which are in an airy and favourable situation, and in a most desirable neighbourhood, offer every accoimnothi tion for a family of the highest respectability. ThO , are held o❑ lease under . the .Corporation of Liverpool, for the residue of a firm• of 75 years, commencing in June. 1832. Further particulars may be• known by applying to Messrs. Radcliffe Duncan"; & Lowe, Solicitors, Exchange-street, or to .Messr . s. Winstaniey & Sons, Church-street, of whom tickets for viewing the premises may be had, .• .. • • . . EXTENSIVE SALE OF•THE SUPERIOR LIVE AND DEAD •FARMING STOCK, INCE HALL, INCE BLUNI)ELL. R.. BY,FORD re,spectfully begs to announce that he has ,411. received directions-Um - it he Executor pf the late Charles Blundell, Esq., Deceased, to SELL by PUBLIC AUCTION, THURSDAY, the 15th, and FRIDA , the 16th instant, ,at Eleven o'clock-precisely each day, rn the Premises, Ince Hall, Ince Blundell, within Ten MIT, of Liverpool, The -whole of the Extensive an, .Superior FARMING .STOCK„comprisin , Nine MILCH COWS, Calved and in Calf,- Twenty-one Fat COWS, Ten - HEIFERS, Two,CALYES, Thirty ,ScotcliWETH ERS, EWES, LAMB. Fat and Store PlGS,,Sevcral Breeding SO WS and. SUCKLINGS. (Sir Ed ward Mostr...n's, Breed,) Six Useful CART ROUSES. in fine condition, Bay FILLY, rising Two Years old. Two SADDLE, HORSES,. Large —Quantity of POTATOES, TURNIPS, MANGELAYURZEL, HAY, Dairy of Prime CHEESE,, ,I MPLEMENTS of HUSBAN DRY, CARTS, PLOUGHS,, HARROWS, .ROLLERS, TII RAS El ING MAC El IN E,' .GEARS, RAKES, SACKS,..Bzr., Four :GREYHOUNDS , .Two POINTERS, and a RETumvER. Quantity 'of FOWLS, DAIRY UTENSILS. and otherEtncts. N.B.—The whole of the Live Stuck will be sold on the First Day. .. •.; Descriptive Catalogue -may be .hail Three :Days previous to the Sale, of Mr. LUPTAN, Auctiopeer, Crosby., and on, the Premises, and of Mr. IsYFORD, Auctioneer, Claron-square, Liverpool. . BY ORDER OF THE. MORTGAGEE. . By Mr. BY FORD, On Mo:V DA Y, the 19th instant, at Six o'clock in the Evening, at 111Iss Maxwell's, Stanhope-street, Toxteth-park, s ubject to the Conditions of sale which will he then produced, ALL that Piece or Pare . el of LAND, Sito'ate on theeastside of ,M4l-street, in Toxteth T park abiesaid, containing, in 'front thereth and . at the back, several N fy yards 2 feet and 71- inches, pr thereabouts, and runnirig 41epth backwards on the north and south sides, severally, to a b*ck pass of 3 feet wide ; 18 yards 16 inches or thereabouts, hounded on the north by property now or late belonging to the Representatives of the John Chamberlaine, and on the south 'by premises now or late of !John Jones, together, with the Two several MESSUAGES or DIVELLING-HOUSESand other BUIDINGS thereon erected, and now in the several occupations of Mrs. llinde and another. The Tenure is Freehold of Inheritance. For fOrther particulars apply to Mr. JOHNSON, Solicitor, North John-street, Liverpool. AT MORETON WITHIN FOUR MILES OF THE LOWER FERRIES, IN THE PARISH OF BIDSTOV, HUNDRED OF WUMALL, AND COUNTY OF CHESTER. By Messrs. CHURTON and/SONS. On MONDAY, and TUESDAY,neX!, •the s l2ol and 13th instant, at Eleven o'clock precisely each day, (without the least R e serve.) rum; Entire very Superior Stock of young Elolderness - DAIRY COWS, HEIFERS, and Young'STOCK,"Two. Years 'old BULL, Teams of Black WAGGON HORSES, Half-bred FILLY, PIGS, 300 Measures of POTATOES. Dairy of CHEESE, (if not in the mean time disposed of,) THRASHING MACHINE, numerous substantial IMPLE MENTS. of HUSBANDRY. DAIRY and BREWING VESSELS, HOUSEHOLD FURNITURE,andother Effects, the Property of Thomas. Webster, Esq., who is declining Farming. SOLUBLE COCOA. ►ifIAYLOR BROTHERS. Inventors and Stile Al ANUPAC,- their acknowledgments for the exten sive and increasin g p ublic TURERS of this highly patronage it has met with, beg to caution the consumeragainst esteerned preparation, in certain - SPURIOUS IMITATIONS, which, th gh somewhat resem bling the appearance, are totally devoi of the essential and PECULIAR PROPERTIES of t original and only genuine article. These counterfeits ha " g been imposed upon the public in an unpacked state; havi led to numerousconi plaints, calculated to bring the preparation into disrepute ; upon investigation it has been . found that in every case of Complaint there has been IMPOSITION PRACTISED. To guard against recurrences of these, PUI{CHASERS are requested to ask for TAYLOR BROTHERS' SOLUBLE COCOA, in Packets, which bear their name with directionS for use; or if required unpacked, to be particular in asking for TAYLOR BRO •THERS' Soluble Cocoa hiose, from such respectable Retailers as can be depended upori. After any article has been before the public many years, the • best testimony of its excellence is the GENERAL DEMIND for it, this, added to ,their long held conviction of ,its value, affords TAYLOR BROTHERS the fullest confidence in recoinmend. ing it to those who have not yet made trial of . it, as at, once on AGREEABLE, NUTRITIOUS, ECONOMICAL, and CONVENIENT BEVERAGE. - - Topersons of WEAK CONSTITUTION, and DELTCA TE or IR RITABLE DIGESTIVE ORGANS, it will he found invaluable, being prepared with the greatest possible care, upon well tested prin ciples, by which the RunuNDANT OILY •MATTER, SO offensive in the common preparation, is neutralized; at the. same time it is highly nutritious aria soothing, is about HA 1.1 , ' THE PRICE OF CUFF RE, and being entirely vested of the husk, and grosser parts of the Nut, is WHOLLY C O NVERTIBLE INTO NUTRIMENT, in the shortest, possible (hoe ; whereas the Common Cocoa re quires the tedious process of boiling and skimming, and leavfs' a greater proportion of sediment. It will keep good for any reasonable length of time, and sutlers no deterioration by change of climate. Sold; Wholesale. at their 'Manufactories, Brick-lane, Whitechapel. London. and Temple-court, Liverpool. where also may be.. had TAYLOR BROTHERS' LONG APPROVED CHOCOLATE in Cakes, Powder, and Paste, and Retailed by, all respectable Grocers, Tea Dealers, and Oilmen; in the Kingdom. CAUTION. 0 T HE PUBLIC are.respeetfully cautioned against the na.sn anti DISHONEST attempts of many Shopkeepers. who en -0 deavour to foist upon them a pretende'd ",GENUINE MAC () ASSAR OIL," composed of the most PEZNICIOUS and TnasnY 0 ingredients, recommending it under tly(lure of being. cheap. O To prevent such imposition it is .cessary to observe the fol- O lowing : O The ORIGi IC AL and,only CiENL NE is enclosed in a wrapper, O on which are engraied these words, O ROWLAND'S O M A CAS S A R O OIL. O with their Signature in RED, thus: O A. ROWLAND & SON, O 20, Hatton garden. O Countersigned, ALEX. ROWLAND. 0, The prices are 3'. 61-75.-10 s. and 21s. per bottle. 6 I °,o. Some Impostors sign A. ROWLANDSON, omitting the Bz.. 0 The principle on whi , h the ORIGINAL or "ROWLAND'S O I'IACASSAII. OIL" is prepared, is confined SOLELY to the 0 kmmle.ige and practice of ALEX. ROW LAND & SON, 20, 0 11atton Garden, London, who are still at an immense expence 0I in completing its preparation. Impostors may prepare any O TRASH, and call it " MACASSAR OIL," and PRETEND it to O be the same as" ROWLAND'S;" but the fact is, the amalga !nation of this article neutralizes all attempts to separate its 0 ' component pails; therefore, any declaration of the kind only 0 [brings disgrace and contempt on such wretched. impostors. 0‘ *** Be sure to ask for " ROWLAND'S." rrito be-SOLD, the GOODWILL . of a Well 7 ccustomed PUBLIC-HOUSE, situated in a popUlo . neiglib9ur bond, drawing about Five Barrels of Ale per eek. An Un expired Term of Five Years from the Ist of 'ebruarv. Rent £3O per Annum. Possession may be h• on the 23th Match, Goodwill. Stock, and Fixtures will be liner £2OO. Apply to GUPPY, Rats, and Co., Mersey Brewery, Kent strePt. Zo bt ripo LET, Genteelly Furnished APARTMENTS in Great 13 Crosby, with two or three Bed.rowns.Attached to the House are good Stabling, Coach-housp&e.. and extensive Gardens.—Apply to Mr. WILSON FOR 83, Lord-street, Liverpool. . . PUBLIC-HOUSES, INNS, AND SHOPS IN, GENF:IIAL iirto he LET, several INNS, first-rate W ..'E and . SP I arr • I VAULTS, old-established PUBLIC MUSES, WINE and SPIRIT TAPS, WHOLESALE d RETAIL' POW , TER CELLARS, BEER and EATI .G-HOUSES, GRO CERY and PROVISION SHOPS, and SHOPS of all descriptions, in all partS of the town. . A Young Man Wanting a SITUATION, in a. Wine and Spirit Vault, and who perfectly understands - the Management of, the Wine and Spirit Trade in all its branches, wishes to engage himself as an Assistant or Manager to any respectable House iu the above line. ' Ail - unexceptionable reference can be given. ... , , . , Apply tq J. R. MlLLEn,Honseand Land Agent and General Broker, Orange-court, Castle-street. Vublicationo. Just published, in two parts. Part l 'pric Part 2 puce 6s. 6d.. extra cloth bo. r 101).1.1,ACT1CAL SUGGESTIONS ards alleviating the SUFFERINGS OF THE SICK. Th . edition. London; Hatchard and' Son; Liverpool: D. Marples and Co., and the ()that- Booksellers. This Day is Published, .in Bvo., cloth, boards, price ss. 0 8 i, ! . %E , RuyeAd.TilnOirrSo Progress, r o a n s s the n d Pli C Projected,l' i n ta i , h l e i. i tla tY sT I la y COUNTIES and NORTH of ENGLAN , with the Author's Opinion on them as Investments; 11l t ated by Maps of the Midland Counties and Birmingham and erby, the North Mid land and Ybrk and North Midland, the ;rand Junction, Liver pool and Manchester, Manchester and Birmingham, Chester and Birkenhead,' and Chester and Crewe, and the Manchester . and Leeds and its.Conneximis Railways, coloured to mark the Coal Measures and Limestone Formatmns, &c. &c., through which the Railways pass or are in the neighbourhood of. Loudon: LONGMAN and Co.; Liverpool : J. F. CANNEL', 50, Castle-street. ILts.aal Noticto. . , PURSUANT to a . pecree of the Cour t of of .an . cerv . of the County Palatine of Lancaster, made in cause Ball v. Stunner," the Creditors of EDWARD SUN iv E li, latent* Mag.- hull,- in the said County Palatine, . Yeorn4 , (who died in the mouth of May, 183-1,) are to s come in and prove their respective Debts before -William Shaw; Esquire, Registrar of the said Court. at his Office, in Preston,. in the said county, on or be fore .the 27111 day of March ; 1838, or in default Thereof, they wilt be peremptorily excludedlhe.henefit of the said decree. - 111 E commissioners ilia fiat in hankrnptcy, bearing date t be 7th rdav of Septembor, 1837, awarded and , issued forth :against 11.10 HARD PARE, of Liverpool, in the county of ..Lancaster,•draper, dealer and chapman, intend to meet on the 21st day of March next, at Eleven o'clock in , e Forenoon, at the Coin missioners'•rooms in St. James's re, Manchester, to audit the accounts of the assignees of c estate and effects of the said bank r upt. un d e r the said fiat, pursuant to an act of 'parliament mule and passed in the 6th year of the reign of his late Majesty, King George the Fourth, iutituled " An act to amend the lags relating to bankrupts." THOMPSON and GRESSWELL, Solicams. 29, Princess-strtiet, March Ist, 18.38. - • - • • , . . E commissioners in a fiat in bankruptcy b 'ring date the 7th ~day of ;seplember ' 1837, awarded nd issued forth , against RICHARD PARR, of Liverpo in the county of Lancaster, draper, dealer and chapman, itend to meet on the 21st day of March next, at Ten o'clock in the Forenoon, at the ,Commissioner , i'-roonis, in St. James-square, in Manchester, to tnake,a dividend of the estate and effects of the said bankrupt when and where the creditors who have not already proved their debts are to come prepared to prove the same, or they will be excluded the benefit of the said dividend. And ull'elaims not then proved will he disallowed. • . : . TLIONWS L ON and CRESSWELL, Solicitors. 20: Princess -street, March Ist, 1833. 9 G: tl ll , l l l , 7 , ls o gi r o t r i u e n rs - e, in lB3 n a n a i r n d e b i t l a n n k d r s p s t u C e Y d , b r : r a t r h i n a g - ga d i a n te I .the against CHARLES HtTMBERSTON and SAMUEL F ODSHAM, of ,Liverpool, in the County of Lancaster, c -mission mer chants. dealers and chap:nen, and carrying rosiness at Ram sey, in the Isle of Man, as shipbuilde , under the firm of GH Alt LEB NUMB ERSTON and.Cr ~ intend to meet ,on SATURDAY, the, Ithh day of - March next, at Twelve of the clock N 000„ at the ULARENDON-ROOMS, in. Liverpool aforesaid, for the; purpose of receiving proofs of debts on the estate of the said bankrupts. JOHN PEACOCK, '? Solicitors to the RO,BT..FIWDSHANI,S Assignees. • Ogice. 15, Eden Qttay, Dul in, Feb. 16, 1838. CITY OF DUBLIN s TEsm . PAc - 4'r C OMPANY. xi -carob; IS HEREBY GIVEN, t t the •EIGIITII IN ST ALM ENT of , £5 per Share on the additional Capital -of 1836,wi:1 be due and payable on the Ist of March next,:and the Shareholders are required to pay the same into this Office, or at 27, Water-Street, Liverpool, on or before that day. Signed by Order, P. HOWELL, Secretary. N.B.—Six per Cent. Inte res t will lie e bawd on all Instal ments due.and not paid on or priur to the Ist March, 1838. OCEAN ASSURANCE COMPAN Y., rillHE GENERAL ANNUAL MEETING r the Share ' holders of this Company, will he held • the COTTON SALES-ROOM, oh THURSDAY next, the 8f instant. at One o'clock in the Afternoon. By order of the Direc Ors, RICHARD RAWSON, Manager. Liverpool, Ist March, 1838. y.FXTRACT from MINUTES of the PROCEEDINGS at a MEETING of the COMMITTEE of he TRADES MEN'S REFORM ASSOCIATION : Co)nraittee-rooms, 20, Clayton-sq uat . eb. .15th, 1838. . Resolved, —That this committee cannot separate without re cording the feelings of deep regret with which they deplore the Unexpected death of their late friend, William Sudlow Fitzhugh, Esq., an event which has bereft ; not only this association ; but society at large of a most valuable member: The effective ser vices this deeply lamented gentleman rendered to the cause of education by his report on the' coivoration schools, previous to the late municipal election, will be. long felt; and to the know ledge that all just measures of reform have,. by his decease, been deprived of a steady, able, and enlightened advocate, must be added the conviction that the country has sustained the loss of a man whose energies were devoted to the advancement of the social and intellectual character of the people. JOSHUA WALMSLEY. • , . MARYPORT AND CARLISLE RAILWAY. A CALL of FIVE POUNDS is hereby made on the Pro prietors of this Undertaking; and is requested to be paid to Mr. WILLIAM OSTLE, the' Treasurer, or to his Credit at any Branch of the Cumberland Union Bank; at the City and Dis trict Bank, Carlisle; at the Bank of Whitehaven; or at the Liverpool and Manchester District Bank, on or before the Se cond Day of APRIL next. (Signed) F. L. B. DYKES, Deputy Chairman. W. MITCHELL, Secretary. Maryport, 21th Feb 1838. MARYPORT AND CARLISLE RAILWAY. CONTRACTS FOR WORKS. r~IIE DIRECTORS of the MARYPORT and CAR ifk_ LISLE RAILWAY will meet at. the Company's Office, in Catherine -street, Maryport, on MONDAY, the d day . of April next, at Twelve o'clock at noon, for the pup se of receiv ing sealed Tenders for the undermentioned Co racts:— MARYPORT CONTRACT. To make the Railway, with all the Excavations,. Embank ment, Fences, Road Bridges, Culverts, and all ether Works, including the supplying of all necessary Materials, except the fierinanent Rails, Chairs, Blocks,'Sleepers, Spikes, and Keys, commencing at the South Quay of Maryport Harbour, in the Township of Ellenborough, and Parish of Deai`ham, in the County of Cumberland, and terminating in a Field marked 'No. 46, in the Parliamentary Plan, in the Township of Birkby, :and Parish of Cross Canonby, in the said County, being a dis tance of Two Miles and Five Furlongs; and to maintain the ; same for One Year, after the completion of t he whole. CROSBY CONTRACT. To make and maintain the Railway in like manner, com mencing at the Termination of the Maryport Contract, and terminating in a Field marked No. 14, on the Parliamentary 'Plan, in the Parish of Gilcrux, in the said County, being a dis tance of Two Miles and a Htttf. G[LCRUX CONTRACT. To make and maintain the Railway in like manner,commen cing at the termination of the Crosby Contract, and terminating at the Crossing of the Road from Orighterside to Plumbland, in the Township of Arkleby, and Parish of Plurnbland, in the said County, being a distance of Two Miles and One Furlong. Tenders will also be received for Four Wooden Bridges to ,be erected across the River Ellen, each of Forty Feet Span. Drawings and Specifications of the Works, with Diafts of the 'Contracts will he ready for Inspection at the Company's Office, at Maryport, on and after Monday, the 12th of March next. Printed Forms of Tender may be obtained at the Company's Office. No others will be attended to. And Parties tendering must attend in Person, or by some one duly authorised on their behalf, at the time of Meeting. The Contractors will be requir ed to provide all Waggons, Temporary Rails, and other Mate rials for their own use. The Directors will not bind theniselves to accept the lowest Tender. The Parties whose Tenders are accepted will he required to enter into bonds, with two securities, for the due performance of their Contracts, in a Penalty of not less than Ten per Cent. on the gross Sums contracted for; and the Names of the pro posed Sureties are to he specified in the Tenders. The Contractors, if they require it, will be furnished with counterparts of their Contracts at their own expense. By order of the Directors, • W. MITCHELL, Secretary. Catherine-street, Maryport, 24th Feb. 1838. MARTINDALE 'AND HUTTON, v 4 SILK MERCERS, 'LINEN DR -PE RS; 4^c., ' • F,B, BOLD-ST E - - . OPPOSITE THE SA \ 's' BANK. ' • VA NTBD,-an.: A PPRENT E to the above .Business, N"'`A respectable:Youth from the Country will be preferred. • TO COUNTRY NEWSPAPER PRO a e.. 10115. A 'GENTLEMAN . who has 'filled the ituation of SUB IA_ EDITOR and REPORTER toss ovinciat Newspaper, and who can give. respectable referen as to his ai!ilitv aid general conduct, is open to the offer of an ENGAGEMENT. He is well acquainted with the Routine of a Coun'try Establish inent, and would 'undertake the entire "Getting up" of a Paper with the ex&iptiini of the " Leaders." Addrcss,M, M., PostoC;e, Manchester. / CLERGYMAN, in lull 'orders, will happy to Bngage 'for a WEEK-DAY LECTURF . and a SUNDAY EVENING DUTY, both or 'either, oily . pr in part. his qua;ificattons can be attested by very high testiinonials. Address, the Rev. A. 8., at Mr. Pi.ummEa's, No. 2, St. ,Georges-crescent, Liverpool. J. H. AND ELLEN . COBH I; BEAR'S TAW STEAK , AND. C ( HOUSE, 4, 7'ITFIEBARN-8 T R T, o t p eosin t _e nxic.itA NO E. ) :NEVILLE AND. ROBERTS; BRASS FOUNDERS AND .COPPB IZSMITTIS, MITCH ALL:YLACi, TOP OF RANELAOH-STREETJavarePoor„ •I) ESPECTFULLY inform their Friends • and the Public .111. that they have REMOVED from their Foundry, William- I ( son.street, to the above Premises, recently occupied by Mr. Thos. Rua esoN, Engineer. • - N.. and R. take this opportunity of ret ing their thanks for :the support they have received, and soli :the. continuance of that patronage which it will be (heir constant sturlv'to merit. , Manufacturers of all kinds of House and Ship.Work'; Fire Engines of every description, Patent Fountain Lift and 'urce Pumps, &c. . QIGN OR ZANDOTTI'S MORNING AND EVENING LECTURE, on the 'NATURAL PRINCIPLES OF TEACHING LANGUAGES, with Illust a 'ire Readings and Recitations from the best Italian Authors, 1 he given at the LYCEUM, Bold-street, on THURSDAY ne. t, the Bth instant. Admission Gratis. _ . The Morning Lecture to commence precisely at flalf,past Twelve o'clock, and a repetition of the same Lecture will take place at Seven in the . Evening. Prospectuses to be had of all the principal Booksellers, and of the Professor, at his Residence (Wood's Library, 86, Bold street,) and also at the Lyceum. *** This Lecture will be Repeated at Manchester. TO THE NOBILITY, GENTRY, AND PUBLIC IN _ _ OEN E RA L. IN consequence of the very great over:stock of the best I bespoke-made LADIES' and CHILD EN'S- BOOTS and SEIOES, Mr. JAMES STOUT, 23, t U,ST#t&ET, oppo.: bite to Mr. liennie's and the Mercurv-offic invites the Public to make an early application athis lf,stab.ishment,.where .they may. be sirpplied ,with the primest Articles in Ladies! and Children's Boots and Shoes, at prime cost, FOR READY MONEY ONLY.. . BANKRUPT STOCK, Recently' purchased BY AUCTION, AND NOW SELLING 'AT THE 7 / CRESCENT BAZAAR, (Opposite St. George's Chun/ ) , . Considerably under THE . ORIGINAL COST RICE, Consisting of BAGATELLE BOARDS, WRITING DESKS , DRESSING CASES. WORK BOXES, PERFUMERY, TOYS, , St.c • • Also, the Celebrated BRITISH PLATE, In Knks, Spoons, Forming the best Substitute for Sliver ever invented. JOHN HUNT. (SEVRIZAt, YEARS, ASSISTANT AT LATE WOOLPIELD'S"BAZA itIEGS most respect fully•ro inform the Nobility Gentt-v, and Jr, the Public generally; that he has taken Peel ;;es, 1\ 4 6. 74, Bor,n-srnEET, where he has OPENED it A A FACTORY with Extensive SHOW-ROOMS attache or 'the Sale of GAS and OIL CHANDELIERS, LA: S, Sze„ for the T a bl e , Sideboard, Chimney-piece, Recesses, Lobby, and all other situations. Drawing, and general Sitting-. Rooms, fitted up with promptitude, and with such care and attention as to merit general patronage. Clas, or re-lacquered on the premises. - - Ormolu and Gilt Work cleaned and repaired by careful workmen.- • All kiuds of Lamp Glasses and Lamp Cottons constantly to sale. Bronze Inkstanks • French Glass Shades; 'Palrner's Patent Candles, and Stands for ditto; Superior Lamp Oils. Laity. and Chandeliers lent on hire. .Ball Rooms littectup with lights of every description.i Chandeliers,- Brackets, and Pillars for Churches; Public Buildings, and Shops, Made to architectural drawings : • • • J. H. begs to state, that for many years he has p a id' p ar ti cu l ar attention to the Lamp Business, and trusts that, having a prac tical knowledge of the meehanical branches; by payining the strictest personal attention to all ordem combined withlhe most moderate charges, and recommending a good article only, he may merit'ashare of public patronage. J. H. lakes' the present opportunity of returning his best thanks to those Gentlemen who, in this - early stage Of his busi ness, have so kindly patronized him, and ,b - egs to assure them, that having now . additional - facilities for the execution of their commands, he will be the wore assiduous iu applying . them. 74, Bold-street. MERCHANTS' TEA COMPANY, 44, GREAT GEORGE'S-STREET , NEAR 'Si. JAMES'S MARKET, LIVERPOOL. LEIESSILS. ORCHARD and . GILBERT, in icitirfg the attention of Families and the Public to e New Selec tion of BLACK and GREEN TEAS pu c sed by them dur ing their recent Visit to .London,- beg t tate, that they feel confident, that, in point of Pi ice, Excellence, and Flavour, not a house in the Liverpool trade can enter into competition with them in the various articles in-their Stock. • Messrs. Orchard and Gilbert; having for many years devoted the whole of their time and attention to' the Tea:Trade, are en - - abler!, from their experience; to make the best possible purchas es; and they feel convinced that, during the late sales, they have laid in such a- Stock as those who may honour them with their commands will find worthy of attention. TttE STOCK CONSISTS OF BLACK TEAS and GREEN TEAS of every description. COFFEE. SUGAR. SPICES. The HONG MIXTURE, which has now established for its self a lasting reputation, is still offered by Orchard and Gilbert at the usual price, in pound and half-pound packages at 6s. per lb. yrt:,•ssßs. PERRY and Ce., SURGEONS, may be per il_ sonally consulted from Nine in the Morning till Ten at Night., and on Sundays from Nine till Two, at No. 23, SLATER-STREET, near Duke street, Liverpool, (private entrance. first door up the passage ;-) No. 2; Bale street, Lower Mosley-street, near to St. . Peter's 'Church . . Manchester, and. No. a, Great Charles-street, Birmingham : of whom may he had (gratis) with each box of pills their Treatise on Venereal Disease, .Gonorrhaaa, Gleets, and Stricture, 'On." eluding Practical Observations on Seminal 'Weakness, arising from early abuses, so that all persous can obtain an immediate Cure, with ease, secrecy, and safety. . It is a'melancholy fact, that thousands fall victimslo 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 blotches on the bead; face,- and body, dimness 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 dreadfu iferings. PERRY'S PUR IF Y IN G SPECIFIC P price 2s. 9d. and 11m. per box, a certain, safe, and t e net speedy remedy ever discovered for the permanent and ctual cure of venereal diseases,—gonorrhoea, gleets, strictures, seminal weakness, 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•th'ey are continually administered can be attested by many thousands. The Specific Pills root out every particle bf insidious poison, purifying in their progress the whole mass , Of•fluids.-' 'They-not only remove the disease, but renovate by their action•thegfiffer ent functions of the body, expelling the groseer4rumours. and. in .a manner so mild and imperceptible an to convince thermos sceptical - of their astonishing and unequalled powers. They neither contain mercury nor •ar - ist other •mineral, and , May be taken without the slighte s t suspicion of discovery. They iequire 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 secretly. Messrs. PERRY, - Surgeons,. continuo to direct t heir stpdies 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 .imtiecililies 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 that distressing 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. .FERRY'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 elantinlar. affections, local and geirral debility, nocturnal pains in the head and limbs, depression of spirits, and all diseases arising from an impure state of the blood. These Pills are worthy a place in t h e cabinets of masters and captains of ships, the more so, as they will keep good in all climates any length of time. . . , '- Letters from the country, postpaid, containing a remittance for medicine, will he immediately answered, . ... 23, SLATER-STREET. NEAR DUKE-STREET, LIVERPOOL, • JAPANED, STAINED, AND FANCY CHAIRS, • In the greatest variety; • ' FOUR -POST, COTTA.GE, CA NoPY.-FRENCH, NURSERY, Awn • PRESS .BEDSTEADS; Feather Beds, [fair and Straw-Mattrestes; • - ' PAINTED CHAMBER REQUlSlTES.of.all•deseriptions; • • CHIMNEY and DRESSING GLASSES; • BATH or GOU'T CHAIRS:;!CHILDREN'S CARRIAGES. Also, a very diversified Stock of Brussels,' Damask, . Venetian, an.l.Ki Ittertninster, CA RPETI'N(I, .0f the best Nan - of...eture and newest Patterhs; Dikt;Gnurrs, -HEARTH [4uns, ri:o Pt:flow 'Attu LostlY CLoTtts,;of all Annensittns, for.i!utling to - fit' Rooms, • Halls. Offiees, ..Shops..-Shire.Cabint• tit=: - • INDIA FLOOR. MATS: TURKEY RUGS, -HAIR -SEATINGS.- • Loudon PAPER HANGINGS,-&c., &c. - • • S ERDS. NEW SEED ,N 7 .44EROUSE, 22: :CASTLE•STREET, NEARLY OPPOSLY .BRUNSWICK•STREET.' - FAMES S. CLARK and 'etl. - offetfor SALE,, Nevi Farm s st_g Garden, and Flower SEEDS, of genuine qu,dity, and - true . to their 'respeetive kinds, which, having heed procured 'frotn'the hest:Markets, will be sold at Market ' ce. Among their Stock ' New Euzlish Red and White over, „ Dutch Do. „ Freneh 'Do. a. - Timothy Grass, " • Engltstt attl.e „ - „ Yetkshire White Hayseed, .• „ Mangel Wurzel; „ Spring and Winter Vetches, Together with all kinds of GARDEN and FLOWER SEED. The utmost 'teliance may be placed on the quality of these Seeds, as the greatest attention has been bestQwcd,u their se lection. ~ - 100. 8k.)t..1)-STREET.' ' ' • . Iv / T i r 11:‘ I P I-1 It t: I'S an (1 11013INSON respectfully - 1 forin theit .1.11. Friends . 11(1 the Public generally that lie u - toud open in.• their New' Establishment on Monday ne . 'March 2, 1838.. . •• ' . . . .. . . . . . • LAST WEEK. . • WILL CLOSE NEXT 'SATURDAY. - -• • rinHE PANORAMA OF• JERUSALEM, and CAPTAIN' ROSS'S VOYAGES, of the Large Roo , Queen's Arms t aa 11. Hotel, Castle street, entrance by Cook-str if . , ---• • • Mr. LA IDLAW most _respectfully be to intimate to the Public of Liverpool, that he purposes closing his much-admired and deeply-interesting Panorama on SATURDAY eau, and he trusts that those who wish to have a sight of the Holy City will Pot allow the opportunity to escape. - . ..; - .Day Exhibition punctually at One o'clock, in the Evening at Seven, and again at half-past Eight o'clock. f : ~ ; Boxes, 2s, , Pit, Is. Children under ten years of age Half Price.--Book and Plate of Jerusalem, 6d, - - • • - v n r,...loppr-emmeAtdi LATE TI-10MAS WOOLFIELD'S. •, • . W. , B. PRONIOLL • ' • TO , PREV,ENT ALL MISTAKEs, and, at the same time, reply to a question so fre9ucilily asked in his Eitablishment, whether his prodeeeSsor,AhoinasWooltield,' lo any interegt in a concern which it is attempted ttiestab(iSli 6 site to hi - in under a similar name, considerS it a duty he'on. Otis friendship and esteem to state that THOMAS WoomEL Int) longer intert-sted in•any business whatsoever; still les§ in one whi , .h . would be so contrary to his principles of right towards his Successor. ' - W. B. P. aVails-'himself of the opportunity to offer his best thanks to the Nobility, Gentry, and Public, for the support that has been so 'liberally continued to duting the past year; .:.and he • - begs to assure his patrons Hiatt, encouraged by their favour, he will at till times strive to deserve and increase.' it, by a prompt attention to their commands, and likewise by keeping up the choice selection and Mantifactine - of his oodt, which, as is now universally koown, are of the very best quality and workmanship: 71 0'74, Chltrelt4treet, adjoining the Poeteice, . February 18th, 1838.- 'A'AN SALE, One l'undred Boxes, Quarters, and-Cartoons••of j3 „,, h im it eatel RAISINS, of very soperiorrtriatiiv,•'•at MIDD.LEWOOD'S FRUIT WAREIIOLISVPM Parker , street. Also, Black and Green Grapes, •NV St. Michael and. Seville Oranges, Lerno Nitierican 'Apples, Forbidden Fruit, Pomegranates, Pis r in•Nuts', bushels of fine 'Biaek• Spanish C for' Sauces. Preserved Ginger. Guava Jelly. Green Sweetirreati, Sze. Fine London Ox Tongues, in Pickle and Simikedr Every article of Fruit at unprecerlentorlly low prices: Bunch Itaisins,.from 9:1. to Is. per lb. •Fine large Chesnuts, - la, yes hundred, and small Ditto 4d. per quart. • 'St. Michael's repacked in'Boxes, from Iss: upwards, and single. paCiritges'ar Fruits, for family nse, at wholesale prices: No order fur the Trade will 1e attended to without remittances. • 111iddlevrond's genuine BOTANIC OIL, 25.; 3s, 6d., and ss'.. in covered jars. This emmolient Oil is of inestimable it renovates and restores the Ilair to a brilliant and healthy appearance after a decline or its becoMing gray. The VEGE. 'I ABLE OIL SOAP. bitzhlV esteemed Tor r...-Intlibwthei and white, tm...ci Is. each, and ss. and los. per Dozen. - " • " ' THOMAS DISMORK- No. 18, BOLD•STREET, Livatiroot, (From Dismore and 'Sons ; Manufacturing Goldsmiths and Jewellers, London.) - • ESPECTFULLY notifies to the Gentry, and • Public' of - Liverpool and its Neighhoiirhoorl. that he is continually receiving Novelties from-his LoN D OuNriaxiotv. ; by which means he has always on Sale a ch • e selection of the moq MODERN JEWELLERY. • " The advantage whictrThomas Dismor possesses in conaliining the MANuO4c.,TuatNG department vr the. RETALL. he trusts, will'enable.him to give every.satisfaction in QVAIiITY, WOMK. ANsEiti, and PnicEs.to those who may favour _him with. their patronage; • : . . , . -,London , made wrought Silver .Spoons and Forks at 7s 2(1 per ounce. , . . 71GIUlt-N 111111 E PASTE, fiir Cleaning aul j'ulishiug Eurni -11 lure without lahtiur or trouble. Prepared a nri Sold only by J. PRIESTLEY, CHEMIST and DRUG"GTst, 64, Lord-'street,tiverpoUl. ' Sold One Shilling each. , PRIESTL EY'S METALLIC LUSTR gis'artirle Is mri recommended for eleanng all anerof cland . SilYerPlale, Metal Teapots; Paster Measures, BrasS 0 enders, Candles`tias, Stair Rods;•Brass Plates on iloOrS, Tin Covers, &c, The above Luhtre leaves'a beabtifol polish on the metal. • Sold iii Squares, At' 6d. and Is. eadt.• • • • . VEGETABLE HAIR OIL, for invigorating and renovat ing the huMan 11Alli. It eradicates'the nourishes the hair, prevents its fallingoff, prodnees a ini,St'beantiful earl, and gives to artificial hair a peculiar softness of texture, and lukur , cant-appearance. • • Sold in - Bottles, at Is. 3d. - -andf3. ekeh. " • VETI LLIAM CA LLOWA Y,. PAPER-HANGING V MANUFACTURER, &c., begs - respectfully to thank his Friends and the Public, for the liberal pattonageailotted hint since his commencement in the above line ; and also to inform them, that he has taken commodious Premises, at No 24, BOLD sTuf.ii-r, where will be found an ASsortment of P ER-HANG INGS,. of the newest Style and mast elegant .atterns, suitable for Drawing, Dining, and Bed Rooms,..E• rs, Halls, Officea o &c. 'He begs further to assure them, .1 .every exertion .shall be used to procure the most recent Designs, and to execute them in the .best style of workmanship, having engaged Work- , men of 'considerable experience in the first London establish , menu. Builders, Agents; and Householders .Will find this a Most ad- , vantagenus EStablishment, as W. C.; continues to make' Con tracts • for Cleaning down Houses, Whitewashing, Colettring ) Painting, Papering, & c ., which does away with the inconvenien.ce of employing several tradesmen. Ile would also call attention in the fact, that his being anew Establishment, 'he has by. far the largest and beit variety of new Pattern's of any house in the town, got up by some of the firSt Artists; and that lie has just . ptircha.sed, and is' preparing fOr the present Season, some of the most recent Designs, of a description that 'cannOt ; fail to meet approval; and whielr will be ready for inspection end fared at paces that cannot , fail to give satisfaction:: • Papers from one Shilling upwards; MONS. LE DIIA & CO., ' SITIIGEON DENTISTS, Elms! - L O N p oN . CONCENTRATED ESSENCE For Instantaneously and Permanently Curing the Toothach by a Single Application. A i TONSIEUR LE DRAY AND•CO. ' Suigeon Dentists. I.V: respectfully inform the inhabitants of Liverpool and its vicinity, that •they have opened an. Establishment permanently at. No. 38, SEEL-STREET eight doors from berry -street, 'Liverpool: • • Loss of. Teeth supplied, f one to a complete Set, and fixed without wires or ligatur . The Toothed) instantaucously 'cured, and Decayed Teeth ti ed with Mineral Marmoratum,aua made completely sound, without pain, heat, or pressure. Monsieur 14gDittiY AND Co.; SurgeoliDentistS,beg leave to ,a"Cquaint the inhabitants of Liverpool and its vicinity, that they stpply Artificial, Mineral, or Natural Teeth, end continue io restore Decayed Teeth with their' celebrated Mineral' Mariners iron; which is placed in the cavities Without pain, 'heat, or pressuie, and instantly hardens into enamel, arresting all fur ther pregrass of decay, converting a"stump into a sound 'rooth, an d - lasting, inanY years: In cases of ToOt haat; they are ena bled tO afford iiiiantaueous relief by a single applieatitin "hr their Concentrated Es s ence; and 'as there' is 'no'Cotii'plaVit. more general or More (fi'stre,sing in it's n.Ltili.e" thatillfttithWl,. the value Of this remedy cannot he sufficiena itVen due consideiation is gi"ven tluintnlaber Of Ti!ittfilial ale daily extracted, owing to the very prevalent notion that there is no other remedy for this painful affeetion. Mons. LEDIZ AY AND confintie to , suPply Artificial and Natural Teeth, of surpassing, beatityi are.fixed..from one to a complete Set,• without emtraotinethe foots; or giving any pain;- without Wires oefigitureSiio . tnatch in tolnifr theirefjoin ing 'ones, answering all ' ptir poses. or mastication -anti' airticu reniaining. perfectly...sk.ure . in th‘eir plitces; and mat be taken ma arid replaced by i 1 4earer.with tote gteatestlieilitv. ARTIFICIAL -NA rig HA I.3II•IETH :surpassierg bAutkr, to match; equal in cOloulr•and shape tolhose left in' the mouth,•fixed, from twc 10 a` comp4 to Set, without' 'exirectiuo the roots or giving 'any pain, the "inritraltraiices of wires 'or other ligatures, at the follorring•Paris chargebt - • A single •Artificial Tooth £o: 10 • 0 A compNte Set • • ••• 5 5 0 A complete Set of Natural Teeth on fine t! , gold plate • l5 0 0 An entire' Set of Natural or 'Ferro 'Me tallic Teeth, highly finished, in' the' first' style, will 'line gold sockets, usually' charged Fort' Guliwitt ' 20 00• • . Arranged 'an the mast scientific end improvedprinciples—pro. tenting the adjoining, Teeth remaining perfectly . secure their places—and in every case restoring perfect articulation and mastication. . Loose Teeth fastened, arising • either from age, :disease of MercOry, and deficiencies of palate effectually Teriaedied. •• Attendance from Niue till Seven, and on Sundays from Nina , till Two. No. 88, Seel-street, Eight Doors from Berry-street, Lite/pool.