The Liverpool Standard and General Commercial Advertiser. — Liverpool, Merseyside, England, 1835-01-13 00:00:00

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' lit , NEW EXIIIHITION • li:tiOrMS: PLISTOFt4". _ .:.- 4. -- ‹ 12t Aud to continue for a short tini'e, ,-,..:i 7 1 ~,. '-:-.:. itl • TOHN FULTON; from' Fen Wick; (NyrsitipX.ll67, , El4P.'',4- (1, 11/ gow, respectfully intimates to the lulnibitanty9f4l . ,itci - ph?V3- and its vicinity that he is new Exhibiting and - Exff4i ' -ikfe* , ..o GRANO OltliEßY, constructed • entirely by hinisel iift . acji, rirk no klum , ledged. by the numerous and scientific gentlemed vr have inspected it, to be a correct representation of -the Solar ' System, and eminently. calculated to convey - an • curate and exteosiye knowledge of the motionsnf the heave y bodies. "On the whole the Instrument exhibits a uncrful degree of perseverance,-and evinces what 'can be a omplished under the most untoward circumstances. As an Instrument for com— municating a general idea of the li'lanetury System to thostv. - who have never had their attention directed to Geometry, thw - Orrery is unrivalled; and on that account it appears to your. Committee that its framer merits a high mark of the Society's favour."—Extracted from the report Of the Committee tip: , • p9inled by the " Society of Arts for Scotland" to examine Mr. Fulton's Orrery, read and approved of sth Sept. 1834. Open from Eleven in the morning till Four in the afternoon, and from Six to Nine in.i he, evening. Admittance, Ladies and Gentlemen l&—Children 6d.--. School Classes Half-price. To , ail positively on Sunday next.: CALCUTTA direct, the tentarkabl fast-sailing -class Ship INTRINSIC, ItuBELLT ot.TON, COM ,der ; Per register 337 tons; A t cop copper-faitened i • now loading .st side Ge o r g e's ; having tw o -thi r d s of her cargo alre on bo.ard, will 1,6 despetrhtql as above. —Apply to Messrs.! 117 LIAM SHAND an.l t.:0„ Gtasgow ; or h e r e to Mr. " .ISonns; Captain SkINIIPE, or JAMES 131t1thNER,,.27, Water-street. • ER. HEARTS RESOLVED, AND HANDS PREPARED, THE BLESSINGS_ THEY ENJOY GUARD!-SMOI,LETT 7'o sail on the 20th instant. 4 7 --- For LINTAI , I and MANI A, -t-Both or either at the option of the onsig,nees,) The line English-built Brig F I,CON, CAptain John BAIL 5; 1 - 1, being only six months old; 290 to per register; eop -Pored and copp er -f as t ene d , sails well, an in every respect a superior c onveyance . f or both goods and passengers.—For terms, & c. apply on board, west side G eorge ' s D oc k ; t o M essrs . titiattaY, Silds, and - Co.; 'Messrs. T. WTEAR and Co, or to W. and J. TYR ER. VOL. V.--No. 22-I.] „„ Tii;n t 9 . LANUji p, y 13 i n 4O . rii.J [PRICE 111. „Salto bp auction. A , alco by auction. Zaanto. YEW DRAPERY ESTARLISHMENT, RANELAGII STREET. F'URNIT'URE, CHURCII-STREET, EVERTON. By Messrs. THOMAS WINSTANLE V and SONS, To-f4IOI4RtiLV .(Wednesday), the 14th, and THURSDAY, the 15th instant, at Eleven o'elock precisely each day, on the premises, Church-street, Eyerton, near the church,--- , By order of the Trustee:, H E Useful HOUSEHOLD FURN I 's E, Linen, j. China, Glass, School-desks, Books, a , i other Effects of au extentiye School Establishment. The Furni!nre,eonsists of several exce I , t School Bedsteads, with Dimity HanginT, Hair Mattres ,-, Flock and .Feather Beds and Bedding, aiuted Chatube "Articles, Brussels and Kidderminster Carpe s, Fenders and Fire-irons, Sets of Maho gany Chairs, Chests of Drawers, Hall Chairs and Table, 4c., handsome Oak boo Table, Work't'able, .and ditto framed Sofa, Crimson - Merino Damask Window Curtain, Pait of 12-inch Globes, variety of. School Desks and Forms, the Kitchen Its quisites,. axed oilier useful articles. To•be viewed this day, the 13th, when Catalogues maybe had on the premises, and of Messrs. T. Wtx.sretst.kor ant Sot is, Chutch -street. wANTED immediately, a Female EBLE and a Male TENOR SINGER, for the C rof St. John Baptist's Church, Toxt.eth'Park.—Apply to th ev. J. IiAgSALL, Wel-. lington-place, Toxteth Park, or to Ir. Ttioxii , soli, at the Musical Repository, No. 1, Great George -street. j VULLER and CO. respectfully an twee their intention X' to open the above Shop in a f ew d .s with an entire NEV e r STOCK: Their system of business ill be to keep Goods of t i the best quality, and to sell at the sliest pos,ible profit; the business will be conducted strictly on ready money principles, and, as they have considerable advantagjs in the different markets, they hope to be enabled to cultivate an extensive con nexion. 35, Ranelagli-street, January 12th, 1835. WEDN'ESJ)4V. TEAS: : . Pustponed from Wednesday, the 70 To To-sionnow, (Wedricsdav,) the 14th lost t, at the Public Sale-room, Exchange-tat . ildings, (irom lately after the Duchess of Clarence's Cargo,) 1576 Packages TEA, con' ing.of 1379 12ib. Boxes BLACK, 197 Chests of HYSON, 'Landed ex Bombay Packet, from Bombay. BATESOI , I and HORSFALL, Broyers. . . Intended to sail positirelyg on the lUth 'Febrlsai-y. ~.q For CALCUTTA a n d CH . A, .0,.., 1 -.....t 5 : The Ship DUKE OF LAN ASTER, JAS. ilaltriktEAVES, CO ander; Itttrthen per register 565 tons.—For freigb or passage (having incist 'superior cabius, purposely arranged for t h e ladidtrade. 11 " 1111 ' 1 4.rtrgeon being enraged',) apply to JOEIN' aLADSTON— A LADY of bupefior Musical skill, an who teaches the /A_ other branches of useful and polite E cation, wishes to have a SITUATION as.GOVERNESS a Farnily.—Letters to be addressed, post-paid, to the Liverpool Standard Office. Nth) Pubtirationo,v - - TO CHEMISTS AND DRUG STS. WANTED to PURCHASE, a rei ectahle RETAIL DRUG BUSINESS, or a SHA in a RETAIL or . WHOLESALE CONCERN, by a sou of steady, active. habits, well acquainted with every depa tment of the : trade, and can command an adequate capital.—For address apply to Mews.. HOa LEY and ElfitE, Druggists, Liverpool. Now. ready, 3d edition trIIIOLY on ECCLESIASTICAL ' as regards the - ROMAN CATHOLIC CH itCll. E. GitiFFlrns, No. 14, Water-street, audy.t / Booksellers in Lierpool. and Co. On THURSDAY next, the 15th instant, at T 0 o'clock, in Browne's Shed, Hillstreet ON 83 Bales (partially damaged) Amerie uorroN. Apply to WM. 'HUSON, Broker. For BOMBAY, the Ship ALIQU ~dotiN M 4 FEn, Master; she have early desp —For freight or gassage. having splendid aecorn odations, apply on oard, Brunswick Dock, or to DUNCAN GIBB. WEST INDIES. Ar . .To sail first fair wind. / p Fo HAVANA, • Si!'-'• The wtll knOts 4 ntr der COUNTESS f LONSDALE, • - DANIgL . GRthimE, • ter; A roppered and copper-fast e ned, and s• s. fast.—For freigh or pa ssage , h av i ng eiegaut accommodations, apply to Messrs-. TuNNANTs, MoottE, and Co., or to J. NELSON WOOD and Co. i . *tl o :ICI 3 1 41 N IIB F " ? T 4 o , sail 15th instant. ... Ca tarn , .._, s git t l h o e r p ß a r ss ig a,,c l‘ • pply Ti to ll ' P BAii tON IlibAM au BIGGINSON. „ For BARBADOS / The A. I Barque LEH, IsiltOTT, Fur freight or .ra s sage applY TRW, , and Cu. W.ll 'tail on Saturday teszt, thi 7tlc stunt. Fur BARBADOS, The Liverpool-built Barque 'AR 'HUSA, • DAvto tiuTcuritsorc slier; Only two years old; now luadin pposite the Shed west site Queen's Dock.---For.freight or 6sage apply to HEYES, LIT HBRLA.ND, and Co., Wolstenholnae-square. Will have early despatiA.,! " * ot e For DEMERARA nu , the • cisT A, WILLIAM ,•...._4C. HOGARTH, Master. A regular tr• r ; has supetior - accommodations, and bedding fun For pas s age or freight apply to Captain HociAarn, oh board, George's Dock, or to JOHN WINDER mid Co. , - 1i.—....,. For CHARLES'The Ship ~ Sin .1-IPWAR OUdLAS, ALEX. NI...PHERSON, • lister; - Will have early despatch.—For freight, &e. appl; on hu art i. B runsw i c k D oc k; or to DUNCAN dIBI3. trant Nabigation. /- 7 - 77. -- r ir‘ - For DUBLIN AND BF FAST. , 1 4; k i ,‘ -Till? CITY OF ply' LIN r. _ t z ~..0. STEAM-PACKET DI PAN V, -'-'---, --"r" INCORPORATED BY-ACT . PARLIAMENT. 'the .nOve 'Company sail their Vesse s, (with or without iiilots,)- tlkking_-: Goods . turiPtvasengers 7to•:the following ports, *tamely, To DUBLIN Daily. , For BELFAST,. the. lIII3ERNIA, .To-monitow, (Wed nesday,) the 14th instant, at Ten o'clock in the !doming, from the Clarence-Dock, Apply, for Dublin Line, to SAMUEL PERRY, 27 for Belfast Line, to Water-slreet. • JOHN M'CAMMON and Co., The principle of this Company is that of attaching all Iwo Porters and Exporters by a. Division of the Profits among tke , after payment of the-Dividends—thus creating a eomin of ref :x-1 interests. between the Shippers and Shareholders—a• ciple which will best guarantee to its Proprittorsocert ' of their Dividends, and to Shippers of all descriptio t-i oo d s and Live - Stuck-the having a well supported E - . shment of first- class Steamers, and the lowest rate of .171 t compatible with a due attention to their maintenance: .For GRE K and GLASGOW, With Cools Passengers to the Brontielaw. The GLASGOW and •ERPOOL SHIPPING COMPANY'S P STEAM PACKETS, :•./ -e 4 .0 Al A Z , 6mmander. OLYDE...,..Ronx. CR AWFO Commander. - AILSA CIi.AIG-...J. M'' • An Commander. •LIVERTOOL..Roor. II In RN, Cominander. 'GLASGOW T Commander. Sail, ander, from the Clarence Dock, 'with 'or without Pilots, calling,.weather permitting, at the dsle of Man and Portpa 'trick, with Passengers only..— The CLYDE -sails To-moiritov, (Wednesday,) the 14th iinstant, at Niue o'clock in the Evening. • The MANCHESTER sails on SATURDA.I next, the 17th instant, at Twelve o'clock at Noon. Apply to MATTHIE and MARTIN, 3, Drury-lane. • GREENOCK ifiD GLASGOW STEAMS, With Guods 'aiid Isitsseseri, Every •WEDNESDA•T THECITY.OF Steam-packet CompaniA CITY OF GLASGOW (Near ter JOHN WOOD, Roar ..AvING The VULCAN, ALEX/0' R L ' KYSI Sall froca the •Clarene , Obck, as' uul ut Pilots :-- • • Tho JOHN NrOOD sails To-MORROW, (Wednesday,) the I.lth instant, Nine o'clock in the Evening. -The rt.iliCAN sails an SAittaihty next, the 17th instthit, at Twelve o'clock at Noou. Apply to DAVID and Co., 31, Water-street. ' A constant supply of • Pontypool TIN PLATES and Loft LUM. Apply to JONES, MANN ; and FOS'pER. SALE, CONSTANTLY ON SALE, p ulp , Ayres and CONSTANTLY Video : DRY and SA E D ox 'll fDES, of heavy and light weigh , ' En it nalits- tmitua.; t o 913 y ever imported from th icer Plate; the Salted Rid es b e i r i g . ..fr . ee from flesh and•sidt, 11 trimmed, and Halted witkout tujov from heat. —Apply to Gao. BARKER tatd Co., or to SAlifUtii LAFONE, 1.0, Tithebarn-suet. Bar, Rod, Hoop, Sheet ar.'!l Pig _IRON, RAILS, TRAMPLATt;3, gee. ;SCRIVRNOR'S Patent Wrought Iknz C BOILER PLATES, Angle and Rive , Eng and Foreicrn STE E NAII4S,ANVIIK,. PLOUGH 11fOULDS,1 • lit lIRDLES, See.; Sheathing, Tile, Bott; and Sheet COPPER, &c. ; TIN PLATES, BLOCK TIN, &e. ApPIY to EpWIN .MA W, 11, Esehange-buildings, Agent to the Brit ish Iron Company. Warehouse, Formby -street • &IRS; ION; HIP-KNEES, --- --- Wholesale STATIONERY and PAPF,IIB,- for Exportation and Home Consumption ; Fine Writin g end Piintiut,,- PAPERS, of everydeS . cription; 'L "EDGERS, JOURNALS, Day, Cash; B ill, and all o th er M ercant il e ACCOUNT BOOKS, 'Ruled to any Pattern, 'in improved Bindings, allowi g the • full amount of Excise Drawback on all ods for Exportation ; Coloured Sample PAI'EIIS and Tissues, artridge, Cup, Brown, Casing, and Sheathin APERS, and MILLED -Band-made TWINES, LINES, GA KI•.:TINGS, Pze. ; - Seine, Turtle, Herring, Mullet, Salmon. and Shrimp TWINES; Papering Or Casing TWINE ; Baling and Shop TWINE; Stitching TWINE for B a gs; Seaming, Tabling, and Roping TWINE'; PACKING for: Steam Engines; Deep Sea, Hand Lead, and Log .LINES •, Grumet, Point, Cod, Mackrel, and other FISHING LINES ;• tea Chest, Orange, Crate, Bale and Box PACKING CORDS. W. W. ARCHIBALD. Manufactory, Birkenhead; Warehouse, No. 18, Goree Piazzas, Liverpool. The new B arque DIB DIN, 70 Tons. . The new B rig MAL AY, 97 Tons. tP' . Both Vessels are carefully buil oak, and copper fastened; their equipments and ores are of the very best materials; they are lying in Brun ick :Dock.—For in ventories, &c. apply to DUNCAN GIBE. BANKRUPT'S PROPERTY, FREE FROM AUCTION DUTY. a. • tit • Cr pp, On THURSDAY, the 22d instant, at Three o'clock in the noon; at the B lack. Lion . Inn,'in Whitehaven, for a • t. prred , terin•orfifty years, 'subject to`a small ground it, rupE Capacious and valuahle CHEMICAL W .KS, situ- L ate at Harrington,' hear Workington, Cumberland, lately carried - oh by Mr. Joseph T. 'Dutton ..prising all the buildings tetluisite for the manufacture of reen Copperas, Vitriol, Bleaching Powder, Muriatic and Nitric Acids, Roll and Flour Brimstone, Soda and Soda or White Ashes, &., on as extensive scale. These Works are most eligibly situated on the seaside, and within a quarter of a mile of the harbour of Harrington. The purchaser will be allowed the use (without charge) of a railway from the colleries Qf Henry - Cnrwen, Esq., (which are within half a mile of the works,) passing along the boundary wall down an inclined plane to the harbour, affording peculiar facilities for the importuf the raw material and shipment of'guocla to an parts of the kingdom. Pyrites of superior quality are obtained in antquantity, and on very moderate terms, from the collieries. The works are also abundantly supplied with watOr from a large reservoir of such elevation as to distribute by its own pressure this necessary article to every part of the Manufactory. And to capitalists de sirous of embarking in the business, this presents an opportunity very rayely to be met with. The buildings are very substantial and its complete repair, most of them Lying been recently erected. And the purchaser will be outitled to the Fixtures and'Vtensils, all of the best de scription, with a Steam-engine of four-horse power, and. a pair of excellent Grinding-stones, at a valuation,.to be named .at the. sale. - Further information may be obtained on application to Mr. Josarit 'l'. Durron, Harrington, who will attend to show the Premises; to CHARLES Tuompson, Esq, Solicitor,, Working ton; doubt Lew, Esq., Soli . eitor,.Mancliester ; Messrs.. M lL .an and PEEL, Solicitors, Liver! 00l ; or to , .Tuomas CROOK and. Son, Accountants; 19, ExchaLge.strect East, Liverpool. CUTLERY, MUSKETS, F I STI-H00K5,.4c," ifty / By BRANCH and SON, ' To-mottaaw, (Wednesday,) the' .14th instan at Eleven . ' o'clock,' at the . Hanover Rooms, in lots to: fPurchaeers, • for the benefit s of whom it may concern, • - • • Quantity of cuTLERY, partially da ged 4y sea water, ft_ conikrisipg Table and Dessei tiive s and Forks, Pocket Knives; Razors, Scissors; & - chiefly of Rodgers' manufacture; also Sixty Muskets ; gior Thousand - Fish Hooks; and a few other Articles, being Goode saved fiorn the late Wrecks. - •To be .viewed TO-MORROW Morning prior to the Sale, when Cataliwues may be bad from BRANCH and S ON . I. w an d" AkTußrux 9kfASGOW," 4 well-knO Yesse] lamer) nder, DA Commander, ide , with' or with, FOR BILIOUS; LIVER, & sTomAcii COMPLAINTS, INDIGESTION, &c. IDRIESTLEY'S ANTIBILIOUS PIL / ', Price Is. ltd.. it. and 2s. 9d. per Box, duty included. T ese Pills will prove higlily e ffi cacious in Bilious Complaints, S orbutic Complaints, Affections of the Nervous System, ',own sof Spirits, Palpita tion of the ' Heart, Rheumatic Pains in e Head, Limbs, and other parts of the Body; Oppression of e Chest, Indigestion, Redundancy of Bile, Dizziness of the yes, Violent • Pains in the T-emples and across the Forehead; Impaired Memory, Sick Headache, Tremulous action Of the whole Frame, Restlessness, and Frightful Dreams, Stuporific Dozing, Flatulency, Costive ness, &c. Plepared.aud sold by JOHN PRIESTLEY, chemist and _Drug . gist, Lord- s t reet, Liverpool, and may be had of all Wholesale Patent Medicine. Houses and Wholesale Druggists throughout the Kingdom ; and Sold Retail by all Patent . Medicine Venders and • Druggists. N.B.—Captains, Shippers, and persons going abroad M a y have the ab ove Pills made up in Packages of any sire, effects ally secured against any influence of climate. . 011 THURSDAY next, the 15th of• instant, at twel in the Bonded yard,liarrington - -stree 2.35 Lngs Honduras MAHOGANY Just. lauded, being the entice cargo of the Eli , Capt. pooch, direct from the Bay; 72 Logs Cuba MA HOCK:4. :17 Logs Havana:CEDAR, 4/2 LANCEWOOD SPARS, 'lmported in the George• Gordon, ex Jamaica, and Snit lauded 55 Logs Havana CEDAR, -Imported in the Manchester, and just landed; 36 Logs Fernando Po WOOD, Lately landed per Mars, ex Africa; 75 Los of ANOICO WOOD, • Lately mled per Niagara, ex Paraiba, By order-of the Importers, DEAIPSEY, -IIENBOW; , and Co., 131.)kern. o'clock, r. DA7. On DAY next. the, Ifith instant,' at Twelve o'clock, at T. and H. Littledale and Co.'s °dice; Exeliatige-build'lgs, 5,3 1 30 Dust India K4.VS. '6OO BUFFALOR HORNS, • :Ex Winscales; from Calcutta 230 .Barbadoes SALTED HI .7,5, Ex Litherland: and Aredlusa,'frotn.l3.arliatloes.—For further particulars apply to T. and H. LITTLEDALE and Co., Brokers. . Ou IhuoilY next, the,ifitli instant, at One o'cl f, at, il4am Nevett's Office, ' • 50 Tons good Sicily BRIMS' NE, Ex Matilda, from Messina.—Apply to. MI. Joao Wonam.f., Merchant, or WM. NEVETT,'lrrokel. On FRIDAY next, the 16th instant, at Oneo'elnek v at T. and .11k Littledale and Co.'s Oliice, Exchange-b4ildin.r, 112 Boxes BEES!' _WAX, • 2-18 Duppers CASTOR OIL, 39 Cases,•euli i-entaining &) B tles, Ditto, 100 Cases cAsTou SELL) . • • ,-/ • 200 Bags SENNA, 33 Bags COLOMBO ROO .. / 15 Kegs ALOES,- --- -•- . / Ex Oriental, from Bombay.—For forth • Partieularsapplyto Messrs. Dtitom,..RicFimoNn, and Co., rehants, or. to , - - . ' ' • 'l'. and H. LITTLEDA and CO.? Brokers. • • 'E. 'kV:JACKSON; - / . . , On FRIDAY next, the 16113 insta i rt; at. E. W. Jack n's office, Tithelr -street, • 8 Cases OIL 0 • ;PPERMINT 10 Bags ANN :ED, • 6 Bags . CU IIN SEED, 7 Cases andria SENNA, 22 'Barre ne Jamaica TAMA 1N4,2, 10 Ca s frican GUM COPAL, • 14 C • CREAM of•TARTAR...- - For particulars ly to E. W. JACKSON, Broker. 7 - . . . , . ALUABLE:ESTATt FOR SALE. By orde the Trustees under the Will of the late r. William Hal - me, deceased. . . _ T miaow, (Wednesday), the- I-Ith instant, at our o'clock in e afternoon, at the House of Mr. Peter Ire nd, the sign of the-hose and Crown, in Huyton, in the Cot ty of Lancaster, in one or more Lot or Lots to suit p r users, as May he agreed upon at the time of sale, subject t .tich conditions as , • will be then and were produced, ALL those TWo several M ESSUAGES, or TENEMENTS, called BitooanousE and BftooicaANK, and the 'Cottage, -or Dwelling-house, contiguous thereto, together with the Out buildings, and several Closes of Land thereto belonging ; con taining in the - vithole'9•2A. 2a. 361% of Land - of statute 'measure, or thereabouts, be the same more or less, situate in Huyton afoiesaid, and now in the occupation of 31r. - Hugh Speed, as Tenant thereof. ' • This Estate is Freehold of inheritance, and situate on the smith side of the Turnpike-road leadirig•from Liverpool to Pre-s -cot, distant from the former _place 61 miles, and from the latter The_Honsc, arid Outbvtildiugc are of - rrs,oaortt orocttiou: apd replete with every convenience; the Landis . in the highest statelT Cultivation, liavitrg a'dmible frontage to'the Turnpike road andilighWay; and the whole of the Premises are in ex cellent repair. Alskallthose eight several MESSUAGES, or 13 WELLING HOUSES,'sitgitte in the village of Huyton aforesaid, and now in the resreCtive ocCupations of John Webster, James Orritt, Henry Worth ingtoti„ Margaret Swift, George Webster, John Wet.tnr, Thomas Kenrick, and William Catterall, as Tenants th#reof. The above' Premises are Freehold of Inheritance, let wrespectable Tenants, audio good repair. Also; all those' Three several MESSUAGES, or DWEL LING-110USES, situate in King-street-lane, and also another Slessuage, or Dwellinvhouie, adjoining at the corner of and fronting to Atherton-street, in Liverpool, in the said County, and how or late in the several occupations of Bernard Douolly, Hugh Toole, James Orme, and Michael • Smith, as Tenant s thereof. 'The' last mentioned Premises are held by Lease from the CorporatiOn'of Liverpool for three lives, all in being, and 21'years afterwards, and froni their proximity to the New Cus.; tomhouse and Docks, are most valuable for commercial purposes. Mr. Richard Barker, of Htiyton, will appoint a person to shOw, the Estate', and: further particulars muy be had, and a plan of the Estate seen at the Office of the HtrytOri Brewery every Frida'y till the day of Sall, 'between .the hours of eleven and one o'clock, and at any other time, ort" application to Messrs. Heyss andiPsarnsirzerii, Solicitors, in Prescot. Enottrana Notice. Empowered by . Act of Parliament, ail Wili' m lOONOMIC LIFE ASWRANCE G iYANY, no. Bi t pridgerstreet, Plackfrlars ; ;AWL KOTAULWhbin.itiAs.' DIRECTORS. The Right Hon. T. FRAN KLAN LEWIS • M.P. CHAIRS! A N, HENRY FREDERICK STEPHENSON, Esq., Deputy Chairman. Resident Director,—JOHN Kr4owLks,•Esck., Agent for Liverpool, T. 0.. COOPER. Medical Referee for Do.. A. ROBERTSON, M.D. HIS Society has for its basis ECONOMY- COMBINED .1 WITH SECURlTY—theterms Of - Assurances, for Young and middle-aged lives, being muoh lower than those of any other Office which . gives a Bothis to the Assured; and a full statement of its affairs is annually made to the Shareholdeis and Policy holders, who• have a control over the Society. Three-fourths of the profits are now divided among, those Assured on an equitable scale, for the whole term . of life after Policies shall have been in force four years, and eventually the whole of the profits will be so divided: A Bonus was declared up to the end of 18.33, which gave to Policmholders, on an average, £l6 per cent, upon the amount of Premiums 'paid. Persons assuring during the year 1834 Will be entitled to share in the Profits to be dic(ded up to the end of 1838. Endowments for Children are granted, and Assurances on. Joint Lives. Survivorships, , Survivorship Annuities, as' well as every specieS of Life contingency, at rates proportional to the nature of the risks, which are as low as possible compatible with security to the Assured. Assurancei are also effected, either bvpaying small Premiums at .first, and increasing them every five years; or by paying a high Premium'at first, subject to periodical abatements, and Ultimately -the payments to cease altogether. In fine, persons may be assured in any way which may_ be best adapted to their Circumstances or wishes. Medical Referees are appointed in most cities and large towns, and agents in many, from whom information may be obtained and Prospectuses had. By order of the Board of Directors, T. 0. COOPER, Agent. COMMISSION-ROOMS, 36, RENSHAW-STREET. FULLER, On THURSDAY next, the 15th instant, at Eleven o'c • ,at his • Sale-roorft, Renthaw-str e et; ' ' . A N assemblage of modern HOUSEHOLD F NITURE, iu Mah?gany Pembroke, Card; 'Library,' •.• Lon Tables, Sets of Chairs, Sofas, Lounging Chair, , inet, - Chests of Drawers, Dressing Glasses, a variety of '• Iteads, Feather Bed and Matresses, Carp e t s , Fenders, ` •d - a Few 'useful Kitchen Articles. ' • May be viewed and Catalogues had on the morning of sale. LIBERAL EDUCATION CLASSICAL AND . 41 - ATHEMATIC:AL SCHOOL, MOUNT. , OPPOSITE TH, fiOusk OF RECOrgRy. EADO;S,.A.M. F.S.A,S., &c., begs. announce to the a • Gentryand Inhabitants' of Liverpool d its Vicinity, that he intends to open the above SCHOOL o-sioaitow, (Wed nesday,) the 14thinstant, in order to q fy. Young Gentlemen either for Commercial Life, the Lea d Professions, or the Universities. It - is an acknowledged truth, that-a man should be educated for the'Profeskion which he is destined to pursue. This. truth is practically regarded in relation to the Divine, the Physician; and the Lawyer; but it is a notorious tact, that the Public. 'Teacher, whose high province is to evolve and direct the sus ceptibilities of the youthful mind, has hitherto been exempted - from giving a test of his having acquired that noblest of all arts —the Art . (. ;. 4 . Teaching. The enlightened cbaxacterof our times, however,. will not much longer tolerate tha anomaly of a man : practising this profession without such au acquisition. - ' There are two qualiticatious which every instructor worthy of patronage should poisess; viz.—Knowledge and an acquired Tact In the impdriation of Knowledge. The one is as essential as the Other. 7 --Siogly, they can achieve little ; when united, results will be realised, at mace splendid and. useful, correct and ' permanent. Mr. EADON feels that it is only doing justice to himself to state, that he has been educated expressly for the profession:' He hai had many years experience in the , Art of Teaching in ft 1 large EstabliShment o his Father's, and has spent his life in School or College. He therefore appeals to the Gentry of Li verpool with . some measure. of confidence, hoping that he should -be able to Kqduce results satisfactory to those who may honour him with their patronage, and, at the same time, commensurate ,with his professions. Mr. E. having carried off, at the close of last session, the Gobi Medal:3n the Moral Philosophy class of the Uni vemity at Edinbrigh, arid h . aving obtained,, 'during the three previous years, several other high literary honOurs,.would feel happy in showing the testimonials of many distinguished Scholars, The . full CoUrse of . Study will occupy Seven Years. FEES,—light, Ten, and Twelve Guineas per annum, in cluding all extras, except for modern Languages. Prospectuses, containing some views in respect of Education, the court° of Study, &c., may be had of Mr. M Alt PLES, Book• seller, Lord-street, ,or on application at Mr, EAnuzi's Rooms, 33, Gill-street. .FURNITLIRE, MOUNT VERNON-PLACE, By :Messrs. THOS. WIN STANLEY and SONS, On FJUDA r next, the llith instant, at eleven &doe • recisely, on the Premises, No. 3, Mount Vernon-place. dge-hill, rrtHE remaining m od er n an d useful HOBS iOLI) FUR NITURE, Two Hogsheads of Fine Si - [WY, in ,Boutl, a Brace of well4red Pottillins, a valua 1 Gael noctin, and other Effects, of. Captain FuRLONG, who • caving Liverpool. The Pc.atvurimg comprises Four-post gad Camp Bedsteads, with printed. Wino and Itloreen 1 - 14ogiun Feather beds, Mat , tresses, and Bedding, Painted Chamber Articles, Brussels and Kidderminster Carpets,- Fenders, and Fire-irons,. Set of Maho gany Dining Tables, Pembroke and Card Tables, Set of Chairs, Secretaire and Bookcase, Two handsome Lounging-Chairs, Chests of Drawers, &e., the Kitchen Requisites, and other use felarticles. To„be viewed on Tlit;nsn“, the 15th instant, when Cata logues may tre had on the Premises, and ul mew. TLios. wiNsTANLIC I and SONS, Church-street. EXTENSIVE SALE OF FURNITURE, IFLVSTANLEPS • ROOD. . By Messrs. THOS.-WINSTASTLEY and SONS, On Teasr)AY next, the WO instant, arrd following days,. at Eleven o'clock procisely each 'clay, at their Rooms, Chubb: street, A N extensive.: assortment of excellent HOUSE LD FURNITURE, PLATE, Pt, Arno A.RTICLF , Table, Dessert, and 'Tea Services of CHINA, richly-cut LASS, fine toned six -eictave Cabinet and . Square Pt APal-F0 is, by favour , its'inakers,':Pedal Harp, Spring;dial Clock, rouometer, by, Btuir4net, several Gold NVatChes,•and oth' rticies, removed the conv e nience o f S a l e . 7 The CHAMBER FURNITURE comprises modern Four post and Camp Bedsteads, with Ptillted Calico and 3lorine Liangiriga, a Prenchl3edstcad, with handsome..Merina Daina-sk Hangings, well-seasoned Feather Beds, Mattresses, ...lad Bed ding,:Peiuted Toilette Tables, Washstands ' Dressing Gla sses , Wardrobes; Chests df Drawers; of Cliitains, BrusSels, .Kidderminsttf,' atidVenetian Carpets, Fendei• lid Fire Irons. The Rost:4%66U DaA , .VING;II(:)OAI ,Attizei.i.ieilitsist of Loo and Card Table's, Set of Chairs, two liaiddeUtne Sofiland'Couch, covered With fich Silk Damask to currespond. ExcELLF.ST MAviouov FuttritTuan in Sets of Dinin g Ta bles, Loo; Pettabroke, and Card Tables, Sets of Dining room Chairs, Pedestal and. other Sideboards, modern Sofas and Couches, Cabinet& Wardrebea, Chests of DraWers, &c. OPstva Boaki:asu of Oak, Ranges of Shelves, Douhle and Sin gle •Desks, useful Mangle, a variety of-Culina r y'Ut ens il s, & c . To be Viewed omMonday, the 19th,when Catalogues may be had. To-srotutow, (Wednesday,) the 14th instant, at Six o'clock in the evening; at the Blue Bell Inn, London-road, subject - to such conditions of sale as will be then and there produced, • ALL that ;Piece of LAND, with the one Front,irchi three 71 - 1 Back 3IESSI.i.4.GES or DWILLLING-_iiPES.thero.. on erected, situate on the north side of .Fliich-s. in Liver pool, containing in front thereto and at the ck thereof seve rally 6 . yards, and running in depth back s, on the east and west sides severally, '22 yards, or thereof is ; bounded on the north by aback passage leading into Gildart-street, on the east by Premises now or formerly belonging to Mr. Matthew Hirst, and on the south by Finch-street aforesaid. The above Premises are new and well built, and are held for the residue of a Term of 120 years, determinable on the expir ation of a Lease from the Corporation for three lives (all in being) and twenty-one years. - 'For further particulars apply to Mr. JOHN ATKINSON, Soli citor, Bank-buildings, Castlo-steetr. ' • • T O be LET, with immediate puss; se HOUSES in Vernon-street, one " For Teinis and other Particulars apps Broker. - Obe LET, with immediate possession, aSP T VAULT T witb a good 110 US 0, near the nort nd of Prince's Dock, and low undergoing a thorough r • r, very well worth the attentioff of any person desirous of tug into the Spirit Business.—Apply at the Standard-office. 410. be LET, an excellent FAMILY HOUSE, w• coach.• house and Stable. Rent £75 per annOin !ossessiou May be had on the Ist of February next, or ear rit required. The House may be Viewed, on Mondays odnesdays, and Fridays, between the hours of Two and 4r o'clock.—For further . particulars inquire of. Mr. THOMAS gTH street ; Mr. JOHN SratiTcti, ; Union-buildings; or un th e Pre mises, Great Marl e y-street,,hirkdate. DESIRABLE COUNTRY RESIDENCE. 9 - 10 be LET, and entered upon immediately, all th apital _IL and Commodious MANSION, called RAN' HEAD HOUSE,-With the Stables, Coach-honses, and o er Outbuild ings, and the Hot-houses, Green-house, - Garde , Lawns, Plea sure-grounds, and other Appurtenances t to adjoining and belonging, situate and being at Raveuhe within Sutton, in the County of Lancaster, and now in 'the 'occupation of Mr. Keats as Tenant thereof. ' * _ _ • The Dining-room is 27 feet long, and 18 feet wide ; the'Dr4w ing-toOm is of the same dimensions, and the other 'apartments are equally good. The House is in complete ,Repair, and the gardens are in a high state of Cultivation. - These Premises are pleasantly situated, within ono Mile of St. Helen's, and three of Prescot ; and form a most desirable Residence for a Family of Respectability. They niay be viewed, on application, at the HOuse, on any Wednesday, 1 hurscliay,'ot Friday, between the Hours of Eleven in the.Forehooti and Three in the Afternoon. For further Particulars apply to Mr. KEATs, on the Pre mises, or to Messrs..itowsort and CROSS,' Solicitors; Prescott Preacet, 9th January, /835. To be ~51_10 he SOLD, by PRIVATE CONTIL ACT, • I eligible FREE iL HOLD PROPERTY, near the Ex ange; Date -street, let upon lease to two respectable tenant for a clear yearly Rent of £3lO per annutn.—Apply to Mr. JOHN NORTH, SOll ,, citor, Exchange-alley. TO CAPITALISTS. MO be SOLD by PRIVATE TREATY, Si een Freehold DWELLING-HOUSES, nearly new, .st substantially built, and in thorough repair, all Well tenant respectal4e and 'improving neighbourhood; rental per annum. Particulars may be known•by applying ICUTIIBERT CLARK, 1-louse Agent, Auctioneer, and Appraiser, 49,'Great Crosshall itreet, who is authorised to dispose of the same: This is a most desirable property ; the present profit. rent is upwards of £lOB per annum. • DESIRABLE INVESTMENT. , • 1 N SALE, two valuable SHOPS in Ber r y- s et and corner 'kJ of Wood-street, in Liverpool, in the sev al occupations of Mr. Gardner, flour-dealer, to which an exc ent,Baker's thien. is attached, and Mr. 11I`Naghten, bo aker, producing a rental of LK . The Tenure is Leasehold under the C rporation of Liverpool fo'r 75 years, commencing from the sth o f August, 1824. For further particulars apply at the Office of Mr. JOHN NORTH Solicitor, 4, Exchange-alley, where a Plan may be seen. c o be gzalb or 3Let,/ 70 su itable fo.t 1 11 1 S 0 ~): seeo L in D m o o r d L ot E io T o , o a f n ' a ex i c o e r l g le o nt Fo lesE, ily, No. 15, Beau street.—Apply to ISAAC .COOKE, 1, Exchange -buildings, or to JONATHAN' FLOUNDERS, 17, Moss -street. Regal Notice. '7 oTicu IS HEREBY GIVEN, that AMES JONES, 11( of Vauxhall-road, LiverpoOl, grocer • d provision dealer, bath assigned over all his estate and effe for the equal benefit of his creditors, and that the assignment w lies at the office of Mr. PAYNE, Solicitor, Duke-street, fo the signatures of such of the creditors as are willing to execute the same. N.B.—All creditors desirous of participating in the benefit of the said assignment must execute the bame on or before the Ist day of February nest. . . ...- . . • . iCUTHBERT CLARK, AUCTIONEER, APPRAISER, and HOUSI: AGENT, 49, Great Crosshalt-street, Liverpool, begs most respectfully to itiforin the public that twenty years' active experience as Auctioneer, Appraiser, and House Agent, jort"r " has enabled him to he a competent judge of every d - ription of Property.' If thideviating integrity and persever industry to - the interest of those who may honour him : thPir 'com mands will ensure success, C. C. 'flatters • self be will find encouragement from a discerning publi Appratsement for Letters of Adm• stration, Valuation of Houses, Plate, Books, Furniture, and every description of Goods and Chattels, executed with diligence aud punctuality. The advantage of House Agency, obviously so convenient to the takers and letters of Tenements, needs only be generally known to be admired. Persons front the country, and inhabi tants of this large Emporium of wealth and commerce, can at one view, have their object attained (as the office is central) should this branch of the profession meet vitlt general enenu pgement. General Agency, Rents collected, Money advanced on Pro perty:intended for immediate sale. TO THE ELECTORS OF LIVERPOOL. GENTLEMEN, I HAVE this moment received the OFFIC AL STATE of the POLL, and although it is not in n power to address you as your Representative, yet I he to r urn you my warmest acknowledgments for'ymir exertions in ndeavouring to secure the triumph of your principles by pla gme iu that position. I have the honour to re in, • Gentlemen, Your faithful servant, HOWARD DOUGLAS. P.S.—The state of the poll, as returned to me, is Sandon: 4107 Mr. Ewart 4075 Sir Howard Douglas.. 3869 Mr. Morris .„‘ . 3627 Liverpool; Bt/i. January, 1831 SIR, HOWARD DOUGLAS, . RONET. ALL Persom having any legal Cla . s against the COM MITTEE for conductingthe LECTION of SIR HOWARD DOUGLAS, Bart., are quested to send‘ in the Same forthwith to the Office of Mr. TER WatouT,3o. Bruns wick-street, in order that the sain may be examined and dis charged. NICHOLAS ROBINSON, Chairman. Committee Room, Bth January, 1835. SOUTH • LANCASHIRE DIVISION. THE COMMITTEE for CON DUCTING tlrt ELECTION JL of LORD FRANCIS EGERTON,asfd the HONOUR ABLE R. BOOTLE WILBRAII4W, for this DIVISION of the COUNTY will meet Daily ap%leven o'Clocls, at No. Exchange-alley, where Information respecting the Election it is requested may be communicated. RICHARD DAWSON, Secretary. two WARE = Kded, the other Free. ly to WILL. N.EVETT, A . MERCANTILE Undertaking, pro " s i n g grea t allvau tages, in a respectable and iuc a e Business, offers a PARTNERSHIP to au active Per , with a sum of about . £2OOO as his Capital.—Applicatiou, w h real signature, to be made to M. W., to be left at the Standard-office. Eburation. I-UHF, PIANO-I'OIITE, AN SINGING. MRS..:RAYMOND begs to - Linn ce to Pupils and other Ladies that she will resume gi ug Instructions •in the above Branches of Musical Education uu MoNnA.r, the 19th instant. 30, Norton-street. NT4. WILSON . respectfully announce at his SCHOOL, N No. 8,, Peinhroke-garcteus, trill b eopenefl, on Mor nay, the /9th instant. Terms may be known by applying at the School Room, tr at Mr. NV s.catsLET's, 13ocksclier, Church -street.' riiklE GROVE 4CII - 00L, near Wuta Am, conductedfiy I J. JACKSON, will be 4E-OPENED the 20th Meant. For cards of Terms apply to Mr. PEL, Chu Ch-street; or at No. 7. Houghton-street, where A .14exso ay be met with from the 10th to thelUth instant. - R/'STTALBIN inost respecifttliv a ounces that his .111 ACADEMY Will be RE:-OPENED u THURSDAY, the 22d initant, aftWe'Nuat.tit HOTEL. 'l`e s . may be known on applicatidn to Mi. Weis's, Music We nose, Church -street, Qr to Mr. t,...4tairt, 43, Stafford-stree radon-road. .. Just published, and to be had of W. Grapel, Liverpool, ciAPT•fON ALEXANDER'S SKETCLIES IN rOliTrj , GAL, DCRING the • CIVIL WAR . o_frlS.l.-1; with Oh sr...rvations on the Present State and Future Yroi4pects .of Portu gal. Svo, plateS, 10s. W., cloth. ' / Sketches should be slight, dest(y, characteristic, and pleasant reading; and such is this vol e."—Liletary awite. "Cap iy tain Alexander's Sketches pleasant and even use ful. his style " and manner are isk and rattling, and he makes himself at home with th e re der in the-off-hand way of an old traveller and campaigner. The book is not a series of detached bits of intelligence, but conveys the impression cf a whole view."—Speclater. -JAMES Coen nArin and Co., 11, Waterloo-Place. CLASSICAL MATHEMATICAL, AND C .IMERCIAL ACADEMY, PROSPECT-HOUSE, TRA NMEB.B, C SHIRE. M f ) h i : i t 1175 6 Tar 1 ( 1 ) Y 0 1 i 4 11 W 1.9 1 1 /1 " ,Reo p e n ed Friends and n the MON DAY, the 2Gtb instant. Ternis; &C.lniay be had 'on application to Mr. SIBSON. FASHIONABLE DANCING. ISS M. EMERY, from Lohdon, ) PROFESSOR of DANC, J.V.L ING and the CALISTNEIVIC EXERCISES, (Pupil of lkfadlle. Maine, late of the Italian Opera,) and Mr. EDGAR WEBSTER, (from London,) PROFESSOR of DANCING beg Most respectfully to inform the Nobility and Gent r y ver- Fool and its vicinity, that, at the suggestion of the' umerotts riends, they have made arrangements for uniti. their profes sional interests, which will allow their Pupils e great advan tage of being instructed by a Lady and Ge Oman; and that, for the g reater accommodation of thei r 7 ids, they have formed Select Classes in 'different parts of Liv pool, and at their Aca demy, 20, CLAYTON -SQUARE., for the p rpose of giving instruc tion in every style of elegant Dancing. Miss Eia ERY having the_ honour of referring to Lady Amelia Kaye, Lady Maria Stanley, Lady Mainwaiing, Lady Milner, Mrs.. Edwin Corbett, and many other Ladies of distinction in Lancashire and Cheshire, whose Families she has "taught for Several years.; and Mr. WERSTER being a Pupil of Monsieur Albert and the first Masters, and having recently left the Italian Opera, they (rust these considerations will warrant their inti mating That their method and style of teaching are of the most approved and fashionable description, embracing all the novel ties and ecellencies of the art. Schools and Families attended in the Countrv. Cardi of Terms may be had by applying at their Academy; at Miss EMERY'S Private Residence, 8, Park-road, Toxteth park ; or at Mr. WEBSTER'S, 53, Watergate-street-row, Chester. gratit anti Itianufacturs. THE FOLLOWING BRITISII WINES Are -constantly on Sale, AT D. SCH OL FIELD'S, ' QUEEN‘SQUARE, LIVERP OL, Wa`rranted of very superior • ty. GINGER; • RAISIN,' ELDER, COWSLIP, WHITE - CUR T, TENT. ORANGE, RED DITTO, CA LC AV EL LA Price 9s. a gallon, or 18s. a dozen; CHAMP.AGNE, or Green Gooseberry, 215.; a dozen Pints, 125. exclaske of bottles. Sparkling Champagne, equalio Foreign, 365. a dozen, bottles included. Orders from the country, enclosing a remittance, or satisfac tory reference; will be punctually attended to. SEEDS, FLOWERS, ROOTS, &C - . J'Cirri . ' B Mil:legs to 'state he has opened a WAREHOUSE, . No. 12, CL A YTON-SQU A RE, corner of Elliott-street, with an:Extensive Assortment of SEEDS, FLOWERS, ROOTS, and all Utensils connected with Horticulture and Agriculture. ee k_ J. CUTHBERT'S experience at tilessrs:Whalle - , ttigether with his' practical‘experience, enables him t s t, and he is deter mined to sell, only, the very first qu es, and this at a very moderate profit, by which he trusts to cciva a portion of pub lic patronage. X. C. will receive all new Seeds, Plants, &c., as they may ap pear in London, he being in daily.commanication with the First - Houses in the Trade.. DR. BAILLIE'S BREAKFAST BACON nectuiatis 0. COOKING: k stands unrivalled in removing Bile and 'lndi; gestion,- for which it is now universally recommended- b -the faculty. It also creates appetite, allays the heartburn . dues flatulency, and restores tone to the stomach. "It is a very pure preparation, entirely free, .om svery ap pearance of grossness."---United Service tinzefle; "As a morn ing relish it is'delieiotis.":---Ceurt Journal. ":/%. most palatable whet; and capital addition to the breakfast table."—Sund ay Herald. "It is an innovation of which we heartily approve."— Albion. " Quite a delicriev."-East India...Mgazine. "'lt is a simple and-pleasant remedy, and authentitated by an authority that must reconcile the•most fastidious and the most timid to its use."—True Sun. "'l'ho berme bonrhe for the morning repast." --Feli.r.Farheft's Bristol Journal. " A perfeef indispensable at Breakfast,"—New Weekly Despatch. o• Nothing can more effectually mitigate or dispel the sufferings ()Nile patient. We have tried the-experiment ; the effect is perfect ; and from the happy moment or commencing its habitual use we positively have not-been conscious of wearing that 'too often tormenting piece ofamehinery. a 'Stomach.' "—Old England. This higbly..approved, greatly appreciated, popular, and plea sant remedy, is sold in shilling and half-crown packets, by Mr. SuoLow, tyrocer, Church-street ; Liverpool, who is appointed agent to Lawson and Co., 3, Upper St. Martin's-lane, London, - Patentees of Dr. - Baillie's Bacon, and of the Imperial Jam bouude, Dr. Baillietesuhstitute for Butter, and the only whole sale Agents for-the sale of • Abernethy's. Food for Invalids and Infants, prepared by Whitney and Co., Chemists to her Majesty and the Reyal Family. • Just published ACLINICAL REPORT ON E DISEASES OF THE EYE, by limit NSILL, rgeon to the , lerpool Opthahnic Infirmary. Longman and Co., London, and W. Grapel, Lyerpoot, Price 255., the Third Vol. of HISTORY OF THE BRITLSII COL lES, com p r i s i ng the CANADAS, and embracing the - ole of our important Possessions in North 'America; with a. f account of the Tim ber Trade and Fisheries; the actual ate of Emigration ;—a dispassionate view of the present dis tents; and of the French and United States encroachments on our territory and fishefies, is now ready for delivery, illustrated by /tie splendid Maps, and numerous official statistical charts and documents, never berme published. A limited number being printed, early orders are requested. 3. Cochrane and Co., 11, Waterloo-place, London; and W. Grape', Liverpool. A NEW MAGAZINE. .Was published on the Ist of January instant, in royal Svo., price Is. 6d,, and will be continued dionthly, the first number of /Intl E ALBIOI4 . .MAGAZIN E&BEL LE,ASS EM /IL EE , embellished with, Two highly-finished Line Engravings on , Steel, by Polls and- Goodall, add au ele‘antly-eugtaved title page, with vignette. The original papers consist of tr Walter Scott in his Study," by. Miss M. A. BitowNx ; needotes of Sir Walter Scott;" " Virgin's Eye," by the RICK SIIIPHERD; " New Years and Old Years—Young People and Old People," by Mrs. Hovi.ixn; " Dramatic Sketches;" " Death," a e oeni, by Mrs. LEKOX-CONYNGIIAM; " Legend of the Large beet," an Irish tale, by Miss M. A. BuowNs.;" "The Student of Padua," by Mr. Ttinms; Original Poetry, by C. SWAIN, Esq., .f. WHITE, Esq., MISS ROBaRTS, Mrs. HOFFLAND, &C. Su'. Reviews, Literary Intelligence, etc., containing upwards of. ninety columns, printed on the est paper, and hot-pressed. Published by Simpkin and Marshall, London, and sold by all Booksellers.—Printed by ,Mifchell and Co., Liverpool. ELECTION FOR SOUTH LANCASHIR -- OUCH Friends of LORD F. EGERTON an r. WIL BRAHAM as intend to he present on the yof Nomina tion arc requested to meet them at the 110 OAK, in New ton, at Half-past Nine o'clock, QU SAT AY Morning next, to accompany them to the Hustings. H. BOLD HOGHTON, Chairman. Committee-Room, Newton, Jan. 12. 1833. SOUTH LANCASHIRE ELECTION. GEORGE WILLIAM WOOD, Esq. nrIHE COMMITTEE for conducting Mr. WOOD'S AL ELECTION beg to assure tho P.:lectors that anv cases o.4,tpisiaee par ties not agreeing with the places inserted i e R eg i s t er ,, or which may have occurred of failure to solicit their V tis have not arisen from want of respect, but from the res . ce of some other unavoidable cause. The C imittee, th er ef ore , trust that no Elector will allow this si r stance to prevent him appearing at the Poll to register h . Vote iu favour of Mr. Wood. The Nomination will take place at Newton on Saturday the 17th instant, at Ten o'clock in the Forenoon, on which oc casion the Committee hope that as many of the Electors as may find it convenient will make a point of being present. The Polling is fixed for Tuesday, the 20th, and Wednesday, the 21st instant, at the following places :—Liverpool, Manches-' ter, Newton, Ormskirk, Rochdale, and Wigan. Mr. Woon's Local Committees throughout the Division will inform the Electors at which polling place they will be re quired to vote. JAMES CROPPER, Chairman. Committee-room, Clarendon-rooms, Liverpool, Bth January, 1835. The Central Committee sits daily at the Committee-room, 20, Brown-street, Manchester, where it is requested all-Communi cations may be made. TO 'PHE ELECTORS OF THE SOU'T'HERN DIVISION Ol+` THE COUNTY OF LANCASTER. GENTLEMEN, TN deference to a requisition which embodies the wishes of a large and most respectable portion of the constituency of South Lancashire, I present myself to your notice as a Candi date for the honour of being chosen to represent4Ou in the House of Common s , i n th e event of an earl issolution of Parliament. Circumstances, which have connected with the trade, the manufactures, and the agricrilture of part of the kingdom, enable me to solicit your suffrages on score of a community of interest which makes your prosperity, or its reverse, i n an unusual degree, sensibly and immediat e ly my own. That our common prosperity may best he maintained and ailvaneed un der those institutions of church and stat e , beneath the influence of which it has sprung and flourished, I firmly believe. If I become your representative, I shall therefore oppose, to the ut most of my ability, any measures of change which may appear tome to involve the subversion of those institutions, or such inroad upon them as may appear designed or calculated to pre pare the way for that subversion. Anxious, however, as . I am to uphold all that is valuable in out 'establiShments, and considering, under the circumstances of the time, the task of their conservation the prominent and most arduous duty of Your representative, I am not the less de sirous to aid the 'jtdieloui and well-considered correction of de fect or abuse; and, t am 'careful to distinguish between the clamour for indeflnitechange, or for revolution clearly defined, and the general desire of the people, or the just petition of any portion of the people, for such alterations as may be justified liv demonstration of existing injury, or reasonable calculation or contingent good.-1 have the honour to he, gentlemen, your faithful ungl 'otiodient servant, Worsley, • Pec. 3d„).83-1. FRANCIS EGERTON. TO THE ELECTORS OF THE SOUTHERN DIVISION OF THE couNry OF LANCASTER. GSNTLF.MEN, TN. compliance with the urgent solicitation of a numerous and • 1 influential b.dy of the Electors of the. Southern ivisirin of Laneashire, lam induced to offer myself to . yo s a CAN DIDATE for the Reprewmtation of , in the event of an approaching Election. I havc.hitherto not taken any active in political life, but I consider that the time has arrived when no man should 'refuse to obey a public call to express and act np to those principles which he conceives best calculated to promote the welfare and prosperity of his Country. I am firmly convinced that our Constitution is best secured to -es inviolate under the Institutions of Church and State combined, beneath which it has so long flourished; and with that view I would firmly oppose any attempt either direct or indirect to se pirate them ; nor would I consentkto the Alienation of Church Property in . any part of the United(ingdom from strictly Ec clesiastical purposes. I profess myself a Conservative,and with those sentiments am determinedlo uphold all our valuable Institutions, not blinding myself to any defects or abuses which may have crept into them, but willing and anxious to improve them by judicious correc tion. at the same time carefully distinguishing- between what is sanctioned by manifest decay or existing injury, awl what is demanded by clamour and party virul e n c e, at once involving indefinite change and certain destruction. I have only to add, that should 1 'have the honour to become one of your representatives, it will be my eal nest endeavour to fulfil. to the utmost of my abilities, the duties of that distinguished' office; and the consideration that T am employed in the service of my native County, to which I am warmly attached, will be an additional motive fcir my zealous effoits to promote its prosperity. Gentlenien, I have the honour to be, Your obedient humble Servant, It. BOOTLE WILBRAHAM. Elytke, Saturday Evening; Dec. 20, 15.34. KID AND SILK GLOVES CLEANED BY LATOUR 1 • BATEAU TO EQUAL NEW. T R. has so improved on this his Discovery as t 'free it • from every imperfection. The GLOVES beiu ,, roe from. all unpleasant smell and rendered as sqi and de inside ant out as new. Specimens way be seen at Mrs. L ilex's, No. 2, Cases-street, who is the only Agent for rpool; W. H. Torkington, JO, Exchange-street, Manche r; Hunter, East_ Gate-row, Chester; and Nludie and Son, , Coventry-street, and Errington, 30, Burlington Arcade, London, &c. &c. Caution.—The name and exact address of the Agent should be written on all parcels sent to be cleaned, in order that. thev may not get into the hands of other persons, who having failed in their disgraceful attempts to seduce L. Bateau's Agents from him, are endeavouring to gain a character for themselves by a pretended superiority iu that of which .he is the Original and only Discoverer. 13ubtic Uobteo. NORTHERN HOSPITAL. ... rVIIE Subscribers to this Institution are respectfOlf in -1 formed, that a PUBLIC MEETING will be . d, ratite SESstONs-HOUSE, Chapel-street, (the Mayor •ing kindly granted the use of it for the purpose,) on Vv E SS DAY, thi2lst, ie pd Instant, at One o'clock, to receive the rt and Accounts Or the Committee for the past year, and elect a Cinninittee of Management for the present year, a e cably with the laws of the hospital. Nortek is I.tarwtsz-uttrissr ravr..x, that an Election for a PHYSICIAN to the above Institution will take place, at Olt , CI. A lIRNDON-Itoolds, South John -street. on TriesnAr, the tlith instant, at One o'clock, vacant by the resignation of Dr. SILL A R. • For further particulars apply to G. J. WA triwarc tir, Trea surer. C A AS.. HORS FA LL, Presidcgtt *** The donation of 5J tons of Coke, from the Liverpool Gas-light Company, is thankfully acknowledged. lioxpilni, Leeds -street, Jan. 1.0,-1835. LIVERPOOL SCHOOL FOR THE INDIGENT.ELIND. THE ANNUAL MEETING of the Members of this Cor poration will be holden at the School, on Patna Alex% the IGth instant, at Eleven o'Clock, for the purpose o lecting a President, four Vice-presidents; a Treasurer, ." a Com— mittee, for transacting and managing the affairs , the said In stitution or Charity, in pursuance of the A. of Parliament passed for incorporating the Institution:- All persons v,ho shall have contribute,- ‘ the said Institution or Charity the sum of ten pounds at an time as a Donation, or may have contributed a sum not less than Et Is. as an annual Subscription, and continuing to pay the same, are Members of the Corporation. Tradesmen aho have any Demands against this Charity are particularly requested to send m their accounts prior to the Annual:Meeting. The Treasurer begs to acknowledge the receipt of the follow ing Legacies and Donations-- LEGACIES. From the Executors of the lato Miss E. Bramwell, of Edge-hill, (less duty,) £lB 0. () From the Executors of the late Mr. J no. Armstrong, of Edge-hill . nossrtoNs. John Bland, Esq., of Low-hill, late of Onrrside Lodge, Westmoreland F. T. Foljambe, Esq., East Retford Miss Bootle, at the request of her omit, Miss A _ Hunter LIVERPOOL INFIRMARY. A T the ANNUAL MEETING of the TRUSTEES of the 2 - 3. LIVERPOOL INFIRMARY, held in the Board-room on MONDAY, the 12th day of January, 1835, It was resolved unanimously, That J. 11. TURN ER, Esq., do take the Chair. The Treasurer having read a statement of e affairs of the Institution, Resolved,—That the Accounts for the t year, together with the Report, be Printed, and presente o the Trustees at the earliest possible period. Resolved,—That the cordial thanks of this Meeting be pre seated to Lord Sandon, M.P., for accepting the office of-Presi dent for the past year—for the interest he has evinced in the welfare of the Institution since his con:•rexion with the tOwn— anti for his handsome tionation of One Hundred Guineas. Regolved,—That the best thanks of this Meeting be pri.senteat to Edmund B. Lyon, Esq., the Treasurer of this Institution, rdt the unremitting attention which he has paid to tho, onerous duties of his office. liew)leed,—Tilat the thanks of this Meeting be presented tb the Physicians and Surgeons of the Infirmary, Lunatic ASlum, and Lock Hospital, fur their zeal and attention in discharging the important duties which have devolved upon them - during the past year. Resolved,—That this Meeting sincerely deplores the loss of Thomas Renwick, Esq., M.D., who had long rendered va luable services as one of the Physicians of the liistittition, and of whose ability and experience, as a Consulting Physician, the Institution is now 'inevitably deprived. Resolved,—That the thanks of this Meeting be presented to Richard Forshaw, Esq., the Consulting burgeon, fer his at tendance and services during the past year. Resolved,—That the thanks of this Meeting be presented to the Rev. Robert Davies, M.A., Chaplain, - for his zeal and ilk tention to the duties of his office. Resolved,—That the thanks of this Meeting- be presented to those Ministers who have kindly advocated the cause of this Institution during the past year. Resolved,—That the Medical Officers to the Infirmary and Lunatic Asylum be reappointed. Resolved,—That the Surgeons to the Lock Hospital be re. appointed. Resclved,—That Joseph N. Walker, Esq. be the. President for the present rear. Resolved, —That. Edmond B. Lyon. Esq. be appointed Trea surer for the present year. Resolved,—That Edward Gibbon, Thomas Shaw, James Ir vin;, J. H. Turner, W. Ripley, and W. Brocklebank, Esqrs., ss ho retire by rotation, be re-elected Members of the Committee. Resolved,—That William Potter, John Drinkwater, :Richard Dawson, and Robert ki envie, Esqrs., be appointed Members of the Committee in the place of James Aspinall, Esq., Mayor, Rev. Thomas Moss, Joseph Matthews, and George Grant, Esqrs. itesoived,—That the ComMittee be recommended to commu nicate with the Corporation tespectiog an increase to #ie Chap lain's stipend, which has been affected by their recent eduction of the rate of interest. A printed copy of the Laws passed at a Special General Meeting of the Trustees on the 21st April, 1831, and of the Rules revised and adopted by the Committee, for the Manage ment of the Institution, having been presented to this Meeting, Rt•solred,--That the best thanks of the Trustees be given to the Committee, for their early compliance with their directions. The appointment of a Physician to the Lock Hospital not having been made at this Meeting, ReAoived,--That this Meeting be Adjourned to Wednesday, the 28th instant, at Eleven o'clock, in the Board-to - o'm of the Infirmary, for the purpose of making such appointment, accord.' inn to Law 7. Resolved,—That the thanks of this Meeting be presented to J. 11. Turner, Esq., for his table and impartial conduct iu ttla Chair. STRANGERS' 'FRIEND SOCIETY. T the ANN UAL MEETING of the. SUBSCRIBERS ; 21.. held at the Charitable Institution House, Slater -street, ou MONDAT, the 12th January, 18.35, Bev. D. M`NICOLL, in the Chair, A Report of the Society's operations, and the Treasurer's Ac counts for the past year having been read, the following Rest) . - lutions were passed unanimously:- I.—That the Report now - read be adopter that it be printed and circulated under the directio t e Committee. 2.—That the thanks of this Mee .be presented to the Visitors and to the Officers and C mittee for the past year, and that the fullewieg be the Officers and Committee fur the year ensuing : Mr. MICHAEL ASHTON, Treasurer. Mr. JOHN RADCLIFFE, Secretary. Mr. JOHN DUANE, Steward, N.o•rh Division. Mr. JOHN DSON,. Steward, South Division. Mr. DANIEL MASON, Steward, East Division. COMMITTEE. The Worshipful the Mayor, JAMES ASPINALL, Esq. Mr. William Banning. , Mr. Nicholas Hurry. Mr. William 114. in.. Mr. Thomas Kaye. Mr. William Comer. Mr. C. W. Neuman. Mr. Thomas Crook. . Mr. Edward Filcher. Mr. John Cropper, jun. Mr. William Rathbone. Mr. John Eden. Mr. Thomas Sands. • Mr. Jelin Forshaw. Thos. Thornely, Esq., ALP. Mr. Thomas Fretne, jun. Mr. Egerton Smith. Mr. C. H. Jones. Mr. Octavius Waterhouse. 3.—That the grateful thanks of this Meeting be presented t?, the Committee of the Soup Establishment for their liberal donation to the funds of the SoCiety, of soup, during the past year; thus affording to the poor of our town most material relief. D. M'XICOLL, Chairman. 4.—That the thanks of the Meeting, he giveu to the Chair= man for his kindness in presiding on this occasion. Thu Treasurer begs leave to acknowledge the following donations :- -A Friend per,William Corner £lOO 0 E..t. - 111olyneux, •E;:q., per Mr. T—liave.. 5 0 'rarbet, Esq . 1 1 A Lady, per J.. Radcliffe 2 0 MR. W. C. A LLAWAY h as b ee n a d v i se d by hi s Friends win% have experienced the comforts arising from his uiethed of supplying ARTIFICIAL TEKUH, and who a . 1.-aTerte to expose their owl: cases by p ersona l recOromen lion, to adopt occasionally this mode of making more rally known that he 'continues to supply the 'LOSS of ' 'II on the peculiar and Only scccEssrui. SYSTEM whit, le adopts. These Teeth have been found to 'answer all the purposes of the original ones in masticatian, articulation, appearance, Sze., and to reniain perfectly secure in their places; and in many instances, by capillary attraction, avoiding springs and every other fasteniu. TERMS. An entire Set of Natural or Terro-metallie Teeth, with tine g o ld pa l ates £l2 12 0 .Set of Artificial Ditto, highly finished 8 8 0 Single Tooth on gold plate 1 1 . 0 Stopping Decayed Teeth with Potosi Od.rinient 0 0 5 U each i And every other operation iu Deutal-Surgery on the stune reasonable terms. 53, 80ld -street, .Li.rcrfoot,