The Liverpool Standard and General Commercial Advertiser. — Liverpool, Merseyside, England, 1835-01-16 00:00:00

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I ~'..4 , j W. / 2.,...._ ,$* . ~. - ING ', BELATICKS,. COUNT titIIVAIN LS, BLA Li b . . " . ;SA '" '. k-v - . CI -. t t i t '1 : 0 1 . •.; lr: L l -1-:' i • ir ,- :Lin . g . O dolma.— ILIA room for a few tons of ht. froy . let only. • Now.loaui g in Waterloo- !di ock. , :,-- , ' fl ? '. ' '''' t -- L z ; ;74 7''alftsil% *• I 0 P 1_...-e---4 1 1 P---- 1-: ' _ PAW .. ..., , . _ _...z.....e. ~~' E-FURNI fUtte' l'it+lATTa3-••DAitIVIIL'AV, tirass-• 411°. ' ed 1 ItIS II L I NEN S, IA }{S SILKS, kqi.lNTs, #-: r- , , . - • .......v", • 1. . „. -,.-.**-... $,,.. ~i 0. , ::: C a t Bit SCOE he,.- 8 te, ite t o • - 434 . -I,An t v Liverpool ~, . For MANILLA direct. •t the lirte,efew eoppered and AND • , . . ,at his Assortuient of Loud fi .l ."•* ft4T-PLN •AlLtiS, . i ' 4„......t.5• eopper-fastenett Brif.t.'D.Vo BILOTHERS,"r. W. GENERAL COl l / I .%IERCIAL ADVERTISEII All;/ ..'OS, ANC:OLAS, '1321" - ' • :IS 40, , f45/JAWLS, i. ••••• 1 oAtauss, R.N., Comaiander; * Urthen per register / Jona. This .veasel having. been tit explessly fur a fait l c' • ______ _ .4 ~.. ' and c s he O a N ptess B' . e " stall" ""st au _. : - --HEARTS RESOLVED, AND• HANDS PREPARED, THE BLESSINGS THEY ENJOY TO GUARD I .—Smot.i.ETT. "r ‘• -.:-•"-- vtiler,carries only. her register tun e.—For freight or pas- - sage . apply .to Alessrs.- Wi.J. SMITH. and SON, bterehants, or to . ROO Ear W.iSE wail Cu., 21, Exchange -alley North. 'r . r:121 . 4 - 4 - x*.ttit, variety, FRI DAY. JANUARY 16, 1835. For BATAVIA, SINGAPORE„eind MANILLA, .the TRIO, A DANIEL WM' M as t er; b art h ou " 1 ,..*.A . " 150 tons; only three yeirs old nd one of th:l fastet soiling vessels afloat, either n al or mercantile, and vitt sail,in.al Februa ikitpty to Messrs. ROBERT W 196 illl,l CO., or to -- ASHLEY BROTHERS. • eL, [PRICE 7D. 4-•ttieo.bn...auctiqn. bi) ca,uction. To the TRUSTEES of the LIVERPOOL INFIRMARY and LUNATIC AS I'LLIM. zaantdi Now loading in Prince's bock, and having threelburths of her cargo on bJard,.and will sail rat, air wind. 4 L 4: Fur BAT A. AVIA 'and LINTIR his R !WORM , 4 4. :I ~q,Y: Captai n D OME . ; . I; 400 tons ; ,s a poop and good accommodations f or passen'crs. For freight or pas sage apply to Messrs. Juit:4'DuGD A LR and BRUT/JUR; 3.dan cliester; "the Captain, o n b oar d , or to . . .. ROBERT' %VISE awl CO., Liverpool. THIS DAY. GENTLEMEN, , A VACANCY being announced for the °ince of PHYS, CIAN to the LOCK ItOPITAL, I b,. leave to offrr yny 6 serees, and 'should Ibe so f or t una t e a • to obtain sour confidence, it() exertion shall be wanting p my part, to idlfil the duties or the situation. I have the honour to be, Gentlemen, Must respectfully, FRANCIS It. PIIILP M.B.'Cantab. Rodney-or-eV, 1 1th Jan. 1835. • , Ir. Tuts I).tv,(l 7 tilay,) the 16th instant, at One 'clock, at W Nevett's O ff ice, . 50 Tons good Sicily BRIM ONE, Ex Matilda, 'from blessina.—Applv to Ir. Jonx WonnALI Merchant, or WM. N EV ETT, Broker. -I 7 - ANTED, a NURSERY 111.ci i t who is perfectly corn 4 1' petent to the management o I , IIILDRLN —Apply at the Standard-office. . / itt e6 ANTED to Relit, a 110 USE i n o d ney-street or the W immediate neighb o u r h oo d. I t from £ 5O to £7O per annu , n. Possession will b e required ot later than the 31st March•ne - xt.—For address apply at the Standard-ofliee. Al. To snit in a- few days. F, ..• ._pat#'s ; The Sue Ship WILLIAM or-BOMBAY TUI BR, CHARLES "'....- LELTCR, Commander; burthen 4 - tons; now on her Second voyag e; h as a stmcious poop, and st_ splendid accoin g toodatio ns , andrarries an experienced,sur ri eou. , —For freight or passage apply on board, Prince's Dock; to Messrs. FsitGus soN, MILLER, and Co.; orto, BOLD and RUSSEL. ______ TO sail pogitkely on Sunday next. FIN. CALCUTTA direct, the remarkably fa sailing , rst-clas§ Ship INTRINSIC, lionuttcr Bo ON, Coin ma.nder ; p er reg i ster 337 tons ; A 1 a .load's, cop pered and copper:fastened • now loading . side . George's Dock; baying two-thirds of her cargo alma on board, will be despatched as above. , —Apply to Messrs. \V Li tAst StSANO and Co:, Glasgow ; or here to Mr. GAR DNER BOGGS ; Captain. S R PR, or JAMES BREBNER, 27, Water-street. L‘ ruoirltC4UJTOLANdri3raecatieA;VeyAdiAdiai: LARDY,eLiv e , matt , J- ; „p, of the riutrorg,) Commander ; regis rs 421) tons, coppered amd copper-fastened, built pressly for the India trade, and expected to sail very fax Ilas a spacious poop, and superior accommodations fur p eng,ers. A con siderable part of her cargo being engaged will have early dispatch.—For freight or paNsa;,.. , e apply in - Loudon to-Mears. FLaTemr.r...„ ALEXANIMR, 41.Lid — U0 s , or here to JAMS 6 BiIEBNER. Intended to sail positirely on the 10th of February. - For. CALCUTTA. and CHINA, 'N'o. 4. 1 1 :?? I ''' nyt i,E The Ship:DUKE OF LANCAS' 6: -. JAS. HARGREAVES, CO ua r ; Earthen ,per register 565 tons.—For freight lassage.(having most superior cabins, purposely arranged r the India trade, and a , Surgeon being engaged,) apply to JOHN GLADSTONE and-Co. WEST INDIES. TO sail positively on Sitnda t. rs • For HAVANA, The well-known Brig COUNTESS fLONSI)ALE. DANIEL GnoomE,'lllaster ; A 1, 259 tone . per register, co pp er -f astene d an d new copperedi a constant trauer.—For freight or passage, having elega4t, ac cotatnodations, apply to :Messrs. '1 ENNA NTS, Mooing, and Co., or to J. NELSON WO(./.11 and. Co. To sail 18th instant. BARBA:DO,- the Brig M' TIN, C a pt a i n e 1 .4Z74,1.5 MARTIN. • 71) sail on the 2.5 t • stant, The Barque BOLIVAR; FaNwlef h t, Master.—For freight or passageapply to BAItTO?4, IRLAM, and HIGGINSCIN6 (One concern.) To sail on the 3d of February ...:' For DEMERARA, the Ship ELIZ ETH, Capt. . . • ... .r. • - • JOHN ... board Waterloo Dock, to Messrs. LD and Russ EL, Broke rs , or JOHN TOBIN. SOUTH AMERICA. Warranted first Vessel,' For MARANHAM, the Barque G GE, WM. l e Va ron . r : Master; b ur th eu p er re er 256 tons , — i orfreight or pas: age apply to THOM 3 H ESKET or to. W. and J TYItER. Tnzs Da y, - (Friday,) the 'lolh instant, at One o'clock, at, T. • and 11. Littledale and Co.'s Office, ExQbanas-buildircgsz 142 Boxes BEES' WAX, _ 21.8" Duppers CASTOR OIL, 30, Cases, each containinK Ss) Bo ' Ditto, 100 Cases CASTOR, SEED, 200 Bags SENNA, 33 Bags COL:0111110 ROOT, keg§ ALOES, Ex Oriental. from Bonibtiy.—For further particalars•apply to Messrs. DIROM, IttcumoND, and Co„ Merchants, or to T. and - 11. LITTLEDALE and C,0. ) t Brokers. E. W. JACKSON, Tots DA Y, (Friday,) the 16th instant, at Twelve kfrock, at T. and H. Litti e dale and Co.'s Office, Exchan uildings, 5,300 East India KIPS, 16,000 .BIJEFALOE HO S, Winscales, frotu Calcutta, 230 Barbadoes SALTED HIDES, Ex Litherland and Arethusa, from Barbadocs.--For further particulars apply to T. and H. LITTLEDALE and Co., Brokers. • Tills DAY, (Friday,) the 16th instant,.at Oue.o'clockficT. and 11. Littledale and Co.'s Office, Exchanplirdings, 101 Boxes SHELL . L.1(45 Bales SILK...CORAL' , tx Winscalea, from Boinhay . .—For further particulars apply to J9IiN COUPLANR I Est Merchant, or to ''.'awl H. ITTLEDALE and Ca, Brokers. THIS DAY,-(yridav,) the 16th instant, at One o'clock/ at T. and 11. Littleilale and Co.'s Office, Dichange-nikifilings, 34 Chests GUM,ARABIC, 9.1.1itt0 GUM.ANIMI, 24 BaIes.SAPPLOWER, 33 Bags BLACIc. PEPPER, 313 Ditto COWRIES v E-x Oriental, froin Bowhay.—Fur further particulars apply to Messrs. Dutch', RunisioNo, and Co. Merchants, or T. and H, LITTLEDALE and CO. Brokers. • - Tins DAY, (Friday,) the 16th instant, at E. W. Jackson's Office, 'l'ithebarn-street, 10 Bags ANNISEED, 6 Bags CUMMIN SEED, 7 Cases Alexandria SENNA, 22 Barrels line Jamaica TAMA DS, 10:Casks African GUM COPAL, 14 Casks CR lsAlll of TARTAR, 48 Bags China RHUBARB. For particulars apply to K W. JACKSON, Broker. Tests DAY, (Friday,) the I6th instant, at One o'clocit; at Jones, Mann,, and Fost er ' s Offi ce, Dale-streets • 25 I3ales 13 Half Baks t Damaged Surat . COT,TON, And 'abbot 1 Ton of COTTON PICW:INGS. Lying in D o v er ' s , C ros bi e - street, R oom No. .—Apply to JONES, MANN, and FOSTER, Brokers. UNITED &TATES. • Will have, early deqiatch. y or For. N. E W 17.0-IZ-K, the fine A ofican Ship ' sk; HOGARTH, Captain GREENLEAF • burtheti 400 44 i ---."- tons, coppered and copper-fastene Is fast, has ex cellent accommodations for ten passenets'" the cabin.--For freight or passage apply on board, it) Viluee' Dock, or to WADDINGTON, HOLT, and Co. Will be immediately dispatched. For NEW YORK, the MARENGO, Captain M. H. SAWYER ; first-class, burthen per register 303 tons, coppered apd copper-fgtened, sails fast.—For freight or passage apply to FiTzn UGH and C. GRIMSHAW. A ir- For NEW YORK, the fine Al, AJnericap'Shie KUTOUSOFP, S. NEWTON, Mast er; b ellen 41b .40.iltitk - tons, has nearly the whole of her cargo gaged, and • will be despatched immediately.—F refight or pas sage apply on board, in Prince's Dock; Messrs. U. 0 DAWSON and Co., Pool-lane, or to G O. BROWN. steam Nabfgattmt. GENERAL STENSI NAVIGATION COMPANY. Foreign Packets.. _ THE GENERAL STEAM NAVJGATION CON PAN Y'S first-rate and snarler PACK ETS-leave the CUSTOM-HOU E, LONDON, for— ' HANIBURGH, carrying his Majesty' ,lails, every Wed nesday and Saturday Morning, retur g every Wednesday and Saturday. • ROTTERDAM, carrying his Maj es ty' s M a il s , ever y Wed nesday and-Saturday - Morning, at Seven precisely, returning every NVednesday and Saturday. ANTWERP, with a bag of letters from the Postoffice, rti follows • From London. From Antwerp. Monday. January 26 Friday - January 3Q At Eight o'clock in the Morning. OSTEND, every Saturday Morning, returning every Tues day night. CALAIS, every. Sunday Morning, returning every Wednes day Night. Applications for freight, on the Rotterdam and Antwerp stations,.to be made to Messrs. DE BIE and RA tiN, 4. Crescent, Minories; on the other stations to Mr. NORMAN, 1, Water lane, Tower-street. Information may also be obtained from Messrs. HALL, Whartingers, Custom-hour p Quay; W. SLATES, Agent, Ramsgate; Mr. CARTER, Agent, Margate; Mr. BLACK, Agent, Brighton ; Messrs. Cow t E and SAN, F orei gn N ews p aper Office, 30, St. Martin's-le -G ran d ; Mr. COL MAN , 61, Charing cross; Mr. UND ER WOOD, 56 , H aymarket; at the ' Spread Eagle, Regent Circus, Piccadilly ; and at the Office of the Company, 69, Lombard -street. Powerful Steam Packets may be - engaged for Towing and Excursions. HAS. BESSELL, Secretary. General Steam Navigation Com C pany, 69, Lombard -street, London. On *alt. A constant ly su Pontypool TIN PLATES pp ancl oi Apply to JONES, MAI talus ALUM. N, .and FOSTER. CONSTANTLY ON SALE/ Buenos Ayres and Monte Video DRY and ALTED OX / HIDES, of heavy and light w gilts, in quality equal to any ever imported fron e River Plate; the . Salted Hides being . free from flesh and sa , well trimmed, and invariably walkout injury from heat.—Apply to GEe. B ARKER and Co., o r t o S AMUEL ,LAFONE, 10, Titbebarn-street. ______ Now on the stocks, in the building yard of K. WOO D and SONS, Marvport, a VESSEL, frame, and ;.:6i. a' %partially planked; keel 98 feet, be* '23 feet, depth 17 feeand wster ons; e f all Briti s h oak and Afii ill can regi teak. about 'f his 27pA vessel will th be fo rce is und a most beautiful -model, and the materi a l an d workmanship ex cellent.—For terms _apply to the firni A at Marvport, or here to J. NELSON WOOD and Uo. . • MINERAL SUCCEDANEUM. FOR FILLING DECAYED TEETH WITHOUT PAIN, , HEAT, OR ESUME AND INCORRODIBLE MINERAL TEETH, Placed .without Wires, Springs, or any oth Ligatures. Ai DNS. MALLAN and SONS, N. 4 ..BOLD -STREET, AL Liverpool, a n d 36, Mosley-street, fanchester, Sur geon Denti s t s , ( at 32, Great Russell-stree Bloomsbury, and 9, Half-moon -street, Piccadilly, London rdently thank their Friends and the Public , for the distin shed support which they continue to receive, and beg.respect ully to announce that they may be consulted daily at .the above. Establishments. Mons. MALLAN and -SONS continue to RESTORE DECAYED TEETH, however large or small the cavity, with their celebrated MINERAL SUCCEDANEUM, so universally- recommended by the. Faculty of England, France, and.other Continental Cities. The operation of Mopping de cayed Teeth is performed in a few seconds; the Mineral is put into the cavity in an almost liquid state, without pain, heat, of pressure, hardens into enamel, allays the most excruciating pain, making a stump into . a whole Tooth, and l asts f or many years, preventinitthe'necessity of extraction.. Messrs. M. during their course of study have ad op t e d a mode , of FASTENING Loo.sl.i. TE.ETH, particularly of aged perions, whether arising.from neglect, or the use of calo- thel, or disease of the gums. INCORRODIBLE MINERAL TEETH placed from one to a complete set, which are incapable of discolouration or cor rosion, fixed without wires orligatures, renders it impossible to distinguish the Artificial Teeth frura tbe Natural ones, and warranted to answer evefy purpose of mastication and articu la.tiou, and willhe found, in every respect, amply competent to supply the pl ace of th e i r p re d ecessors . NATURAL TEETH fixed on the above improved principle. The Faculty are constantly welcome to witness the applica tion ,of the :Mineral Succedaueum, which :they so universally recommend,. Messrs. M, _recommend .to :Parents and others, having the care of Children, to he particular in having their Teeth examined previous to their. second • growth, as various diseases of the mouth have arisen . from that neglect. Chrages as in; - •- • By Mr. STAMP, On MONDAY, the 26th instant, at Twelve o'clock at noon, at the Pantechnicon, in the Market-place, in the town of King stun-upon-Hull, subject to such conditions as sh• i be then and there produced, l i r - All those 32-64th PARTS or SHARES f and in the Whal.e,FishingShip_ "JANE," of 11 1, of th e bur -42-SRI then of - 356 85-94 Tons per r?gis , together with - - 32-64th Parts or Shares of and in al le Casks, Boats, Lines, and other Fishing Stores to the said Veisel belonging. Also, all those 8-64th PARTS or SHARES o f an d i n the Whale Fishing Ship "ZEPHYR," of Hull, of the burthen of 342 10 , 94 Tons per register; together with 8-64th P arts or Shares of and in a ll th e dasks, Boats, Lines, and Fishing Stores to the said Vessel belonging. Both the above, Veils were originally built of the best ma terial,s, 4re doubled, and fortified for the Whale Fishing Trade, iu which they have been employed for several years; they have been well kept up, and way be sent to the Fishery at very little expense for outfit, exclusive of Wages and Provisions. For luvelltories.of the_Stotes and other Particulars apply at the Pantechnicuti; mat the office of () r i to . rT, 22H0, P M! r S I a S m AeXn Parliament-street, s L t r ß e e Y t, E, Hull, Ignwtry 13, 1835.- - Hull. HURRICANE IN DOMINICA. SUBSCRIPTION fur the Relief of the Poorer Classes of Sufferers, to be apportioned by the Committee appointed at a Public Meeting in Dominica, held on the 29th of September, 1834. Extract of a Letter from the Committee of Correspondence, dated the 30th of September, 1834, to James Colquhoun, Esq., Colonial Agent;— "On the night of the 20th instant, and mornin Of the 21st, this island was, visited by a hurricane, the mos alamitous in the recollection of the oldest inhabitant, so cos letely destrue tive in its effects as to paralize any attempt to escribe the scene of devastation which, at the opening of y, was everywhe re presented. Suffi c e it t o sa y, th e t own nearly one mass o f rstin—the cou n t r y an ar id an d parc h e d w le—and this picture of destruction perfected by that which a few hours before was the abode of content and happiness reduced to a heap of ruins; and those which were splendid sugar works to naked walls; and, although the loss of life has not been so great as was at first ap prehended, yet the catalogue is sufficiently melancholy—no less than twenty-nine having fallen victims to that night! "In this state of general devastation and destitution, with a population of nearly twenty thousand souls, the greater nunabei of whom are at this moment destitute of even a but wherein to lay their heads; but what in a far snore alarming degree excites the apprehension of ever reflecting mind is the awful certainty that so total has been the destruction of the provision grounds that there is .not it supply of food within the island for one, month's support of its inhabitants ! thus making us entirely dependent un foreign supplies fur the first necessaries of life, and by far the ‘greater part of the planters totally destitute of the means of procuring subsistence fur their labourers. The suffering inhabitants of 'Dominica na,urally look up to a gener ous British public, not doubting that the same arm which they have beheld so often stretched out for the relief of the oppressed Pole and refugee Spaniard will not be appealed ,to in vain in behalf of the starving and ruined population of this island." SUBSCRIPTIONS ALREADY RECEIVED. 4 s. d. Ilis Majest y SUU 0 0 .. , West IndiaPlanters' .200 0 .0 J.' Colqiilioun .A) 0 'l/ • 13: Aisla.bie ' lO 0 0 F. Woodbridge . lO 0 0 E. C. 'Woodbridge Sir W. Heathc o t e Mrs. Heathcote 5 0 0 L. Lovel lO 0 0 Mrs. L. Lovel B. O. Bayer Lord Bishop of Barbadoes Rev: J. Perry Major Dixon 5 5 0 Justice Pattison Dean of Winchester .5 0 0 William Grant and Brothers lO 0 0 William,Canner• 1 0 0 J. 'Hangnail- Henry. Ban uerman - 20 0 Leet, Kershaw, and Co J. Butterw.orth ' ' I 0 0 J. Hudson Dale and Huline John Winder and Co. -2 0 0 llorley.and Eyre Williain JackZon John Knowle , , E. Kilshaw ' 1 0 0 Wm. Drury James Reston O.lO t/ - W. Fosbery and Co. 11. anCW. Davenport J. Hatton and Cu. , -Jos. Betterly - .. Haves Litherland, and C o , J. flail and Co. lO ,0 10 William Brade Subscription Books-will remain open for a short time at the und er • Isnters' .Iteoms, Standard-office, and S. freCeys, High street. UPWARDS. OF 2000 VOLUMES OF BOOKS, BOOK OF ENGRAVINGS :Ike. --- Part of the GENUINE LIBRARY of Mi. L,ONSDALE, removed from his Residence, to 87, Bold-street,'next door to - Mr. Clay, the Druggist, Oa TUM.SDA I' next, the 20th instant, and following days, com mencing each'day at eleven o'clock precisely. ripHE. whole are in the best possible condition; and comprise _L. many seamen and curious Books, &c/., and a very genera.' collection of works on Natural History, Biography, Chronology, ' Geography, Topography, Heraldry. m Ilieoloy,y, &c. etc., an d a t ; f numerous and choic e se l ec ti on o f .1' <els and Romanees, Voy ages and Travel s , Pl ays , Maps, ' etry, Mu s i c , Di ct i onaries, and upwa r d s o f 200 B oo k s of Flu avings, &c., well calculated for the drawing-rOorn, or for general use and entertainment. . I May.be,viewed This Day, the 16th, To-morrow, the 17th ; and Monday, the"l9th instant. Catalogues, 61. each, to be had on the Premises. The room is well aired, and every, attention will be paid those Ladies and Gentlemen who may feel inClined to view th Books. By order of the lifortguYee, • On TUES DA Y, the 3d day of February next; at two o'clock in the afternoon, at the Clarendon-roorns, SOuth John-street, Liver pool, subject to such conditions of , pale as shall be ',thee produced, LL that Piece of LAND, with e commodious and sub stantial DWELLING-110 'E thereon erected, situate on the west side of Grove -street a south side of Oxford-street, in Liverpool aforesaid ; containin in front to Grove-street, and at the back thereof to Land in ase to Mr. William - Lawson and George Ashby Pritt,- (inclu ng an area of two yards wide to the front of Oxford-street,) severally 15 yards, and extendink in depth backwards on the north side thereof - along Oxfor+ street aforesaid, and on the south side along a HouSe . try lease tp Mr. Thomas Stanley (including au area . of , 6 'yards wide) tp the front of Grove-street aforesaid, severally; 20 yards 1 foot, or thereabouts, be the several 'dimensions thereof a little more or less, now in the occupati on o f M o r r i s Telo, Esq. • ilkellremises are held under Lease from the Corporation of Liverpool for the" residue of a term 'of 75 years, which com;- rateneed on the 28th day of February, 1831. • Fut further particulars apply to Mr. MA LLA 13 Y, Solicitor, Lower Castle-street, Liverpool. .. . , PURE .AND. r NUTRITIOUS ARTICLES OF FOOD, , PiIrRONIZED BY TER .RQI - 4L P.,1-11ILY. D OBINSON'S PATENT BARLEY, celebrated for making it Barley Water in, a few minutes, pure in wality, and deli cious ill taste, is also recomniended as an e•;icelleLt adjunct with New Milk 'for the 'Breakfast Table, Its light, yet nutritive ,properties _snit persons of impaired digestion, 'debilitated sto machs or obstipated bowels; regulating their action, and in a 'Measure superseding thense of medicine/ Infants hav e th r i ven :on this diet w h en a l? o th ers h ave failed ' Families-of the first 'distinction use the Patent Barley r making 'a b e a u tif u l Custard-Pudding and for thickeni n g ups an d , G ravies.R ROBINSON'S PATENT GUA S form, another diet uni -4 'versally esteemed for making a superior Gruel in ten minutes, light for supper, and, alternately, with the Patent Barley is an excellent food for children and invalids, being recommended by 'the facility as the, purest and . best preparation of the,kiud ex tant. . C A UTION.—The estimation in which the above preparations are held has induced many to, attempt an imitation of the 'packages; and . spurious articles arc now bought at half-price by inferior Shopkeeper's wti , ,_ regardle ss ofquality and. only anxious for enormous profit, sell them to their customers at the full price of the Patent Barley and. Patent Groats, although wholly &testi ' tu-te of theii peculiarly nutritious properties. The patentees, ! who are appointed, Purvey ors t o his itivesly, ther e f ore cons id er. i t a duty they owe to themselves and the public to put-them on their guard, and respectfully , to inform them that on each packet is pieced; in addition to the Royal Arms, the words " By the King's Royal Letteri Patent," and the signature of Al,atts, Robinson.—Manufactory,. No. GI, Red Liou-street Holborn London. . To be had of all Druggists and Grocers. ~ EVAN , SON, and Co„ 15, Penwick-street, Liverpool, are ap poi nted wholesale agents for the north. 1 ' - JOSEPH'S REPOSITORY, • i 92, • 80LD-STAMET. Persons FURNISHINco Purchasers of FAric ARTICLES, Visit. ors, and Strangers in Liverpool, will ' d it their interest to call at this Establishment, which the, ill find THE CHEAPEST AND BEST SELECTED S'i:OC.X IN LIVERPOOL, And one of the . . 11ROE5T I..\T TUE KINGDaIf. • _ T" STOCK consists, of FURNISHING IRONMON i3ERY, in all its Uranches, including splendid DRAW . ING-ROOM; SIDEI3OARD, SYN OMBRA, HALL, CHAMBER, READING, and OTHER, LAMPS. PAPIER MACHEE and Japan TEA TRAYS, Fire and Hand Sereens, BREAD BASKETS, Knif e T rays , CA"RD POOLS, CARD BOXES, WINE CARRIAGES, &c. Bronze, Brass, and Wire FENDERS, Steel FIRE-IRONS, &c. 'Jest LO.NDON Bronze TEA URNS, Kettles and La m s COFFEE POTS, &c. p , BLOCK. TIN DISH COVERS, Hasteners, and VERTI CAL ROASTING JACKS. Superior TABLE CUTLERY, Scissors, RAZORS PEN and POCKET KNIVES, K n if e Sh arpeners, &c. , Brass CURTAIN POLES, Ends, BANDS, &c. Best Britannia Metal TEA POI'S, Coffee POTS, PER COLATORS, &C. And every other deseription of CULINARY ARTICLES in BRASS, COPPER, JAPAN, WON, and TIN. - , A SPLENDID assortment of RICIILY-CUT and PLAIN GLASS; consisting of CENTRE and FRUIT DISHES, DECANTERS, Goblets, TUMBLERS, Win es , Li queurs, Champagne, add HOCK GLASSES ; C ustards, LEMON ADES, - lonics, SALTS ; Claret, Water, and Cream JUGS; Sugar and Finger BASINS, Wine Coolers, WATER CARAFFS, .1. and Co. having all their GLASS CUT ON THE PRE MISES, are enabled to cut to match at the Shortest Notice, and to sell at_ the very LowEsT PaicEs. A, ?Plentlid Stock or S EIEFFIEL D PLATED ARTIC LES, with Mit , sive SILVER EDGES, consisting of EPERGNES, Tea and Coffee Urns, WINE COO LE RS, DISHES and COVERS, Candlesticks, BRANCHES, CRUET, LIQUOR, an d SOY FRAMES, soup and Sauce T ureens, TEA and COFFEE SERVICES, Toast Racks, SNUFFERS and TRAYS, &c. Best PLATED ON STEEL SPOONS and FORKS, TOAST RACKS, Carver Rests, Nutcracks, &c. BRITISH PLATE—SPOONS, FORKS, and other Arti cles, of superior quality, and LOWER IN PRICE than any Other House. SILVER Spoons and Forks, CHILDREN'S MUGS, Muffincers, Scissor; CARD CASES, FRUIT; Butter, and Ch2ese KNIVES. Labels, PENCIL CASES, Cigar Tubes, PURSES, Thim bles, SNUFF BOXES, SCENTS , &c. An extensive assortment of WRITING DESKS, WORK BOXES, DRESSING CASES, TEA CADDIES, TOILET and LIQUEUR CASES, Watch Stands, &c. BAGATELLE, Backgammon, and .CHESS TABLES, IVORY and Bone CHESS MEN. Ele,gantly-bound JEWELLERY, Books, Albums, &c. Best LONDON in all the Newest Pat terns, set with Diamonds, Pearls, Emerald; &c., in SUITS.— EAR-RINGS, RINGS, BROOCHES, Pins,' NECK and Guard CHAINS, Seals, Keys, LOCKETS •&c., MOURN ING and WEDDING RINGS. • GOLD and Silver GENEVA, LEVER, and VERTICAL WATCHES, by approved Makers. GILT and MOSAIC GOLD, GLOVE BANDS, Combs, HEAD ORNAMENTS, EAR-RINGS', BROOCHES, S u it s , Bracelets, &c. BERLIN IRQN and JET Necklace;,CHAlNS,Crosses, EAR,II.INGS, Brooches, &c. TORTatsgs.u,ELL ca4i 4 o., TEA CADDIES; CARD CASES, litksta.ndS,,&c. INDIA Fins, CARD CASES, Cigar Cases, PEARL COUNTERS; &c. A Splendid Assortment of .OR-MOLU and ALABASTER CLOCKS, with and without MUSIC, SEVRES : CHINA, in VASES, INKSTANDS , MAT C H POTS, Limps; Baskets, CANDLESTICKS, Ornaments, &c. WORK TABLES,' Table .Csovers, BASKETS, Fans. RE TICULES, horses, BEADS, Toys, and all the Fancy Mann .factures.ef Franca and Germany generally imported into this Country. MUSICAL BONES from 15s. to £lO. ..30() New and Second-hand Double and Single-barreled GUNS, RIFLES, Blunderbusies PISTOLS, Powder Fl as ks, .Shot Belts, &c. &c.; ,SPRINO.PEAR KNIVES and DIRK. PISTOLS. FLUTES, viou,s,ACCORDEANS, GUITARS, from 15s. upwards. BRONZE Candelabra INKSTANDS, Card Racks, FLOWER JARS, Watch Stands, CANDLESTICKS, _Tapers, &c. Glass and Bronze LUSTRES, from 10s. perp a i ran d upwar d s . GLASS:SHADES, for covering Ornaments of every size and shape. BAROMETERS, Thermometers, MICROSCOPES, Tele scopes; QUADRANTS, MATHEMATICAL INSTRU VENTS, Measuring Tapes, &c. GOLD, Silver, STEEL, Tortoiseshell, and Horn SPECTA (.31.,ES and EYE GLASSES. UMBRELLAS, PAII4SOI. 4 S, Walking Sticks, CARPET BAGS, Hal Cases, &c. Genuine EAU DE COLOGNE, Lavender Water BEAR'S GREASE, and Perfumery. in gen era l. , First Quality London WHITE WINDSOR SOAP, Is. per lb. ; BROWN, Is. 4d. per lb.; Rose, ls. 6d.; Almond, Trans parent, and other Soaps. TORTOISESHELL, Geneva, German Shell, and other COMBS,- ; Best LONDON HAIR and other BRUSHES. FRENCH SLIPPERS and CLOGS CHINA and other .TABLET,S, POCKET BOOKS, MINIATURE FRAMES and CASES, Ne Plus Ultras. • Portfolios, BLOTTING BOOKS, Sealing Wax, Pencils, LUCIFER MATCHES, PLAYING CARDS, and Counters. And lin IMMENSE VA RI ETY o f otherARTICLES, both ORNAMENTAL and USEFUL. IL L. JOSEPH and to. SUPPLY ,MERCHANTS , CAP_ AIMS, and SHOPKEEPERS ou the most LIBERAL ERMS. OLD GOLD AND SILVER, DIAMONDS AND, rEARLS, NOUGHT Olt TA KE.N IN ,EXCII AN C 6. ATE ..4ND. GLASS LET ON E FOR PARTIES.. dope un,SAturdays uutil Lveuiug. - - fI7NE. By BRANCH and S9N, On . TuunsDAT next, th e 22d instant, at/Twelve o'clock, at the Hanover Room , About 110 Dozen fine flavoured POW ', recently bottled, 70 Dozen C choice OLD CR TED POUT, o f v arious ages, and in quarts an hits, G 5 Dozen capital SHERI 73 Dozen VII)ON IA and 'ENERIFFE 37 Dozen CAPE Al ADEIRA- • , Samples may be tasted at the time of Sale, and Catalogues had the day preceding. • ~~ . NEXT' WEEK &c. On WEDNESDAY next, the 21st instant, at Twelve 'clock, at Bateson and Horsfall's Office, Loner Cast]. street, 7 Tons African ? IV.ORY,j s 5 5 Tons East I n di a landed, Boxes TowngsESLIELL. Apply to Sir JOHN TOBIN, and Mc.riSrS. DIROM, RICK MOND, and Co., Merchants, or BATESON and HORSFALL, Brokers. . . , . On Wia:DNEsDAY next, the 21st instant, at Twek6 o'clock, on the Quay, W a t er l oo D oc k , e 1.(.13.1 Barrels Wilicington 111.11,P1tXV1NE, tr-Qm. New York,—Apply to :Messrs. C.4)I.LBIANN, LA 411111.U.1, and Co., Merchants. or. to. Da NI E L. 11 1.J.Q1 -1 / 3 .ATAN and SON, Brokers. Ou FutnaY next, the 23d instant, at Twelve o'c k, at Daniel, • Buchanan - and - Sob's - Office, •12 Oasks new - Gertnan•White CLOY SEED,' 2tol-1-hds. New York - PL'AXSEV Also, 50 Hillis, fine, new R lgl Tied Cr SEED, Landing ex Pocahontas, frOm Philadelphia.--Ap i tly to Messrs. OLDFIELD and STEW ART, Merchants, or to • DANIEL BUCHANAN and SON, Brokers.' On NVED)ILSDA Y, the 28th instant, at Twelve O'claCk, - a Bateson and Horsfall's Office, Lower Castle-street, 99 Casks of TINCAL, 60 .Bales of JUTE, / . _ 162 Bales,of MUNJEET, 361 Bags of TURMERIC, 881 Bags of GINGER, 800 Bags of .fine SALTPET E, 10 Tons of ILED WOOD, Now landing e x Ripley.—.-Apply. to HENR Y RIPLEY, Esq., Merchant, or to 134TESON and /10118 FALL, Brokers. Neill INtblicatio, Jost A CLINICAL REPOILT ON T „LA_ THE EYE, by ,llnGn NEILL, 40 tlpthatulic Infirmary. '-' ' Longman and Co., London, and W. Grape], Liverpool A NEW MAGAZINE. Was published on the Ist of January instant, in royal Bvo., price 'ls. and will be continued'inonthlv. the first number of ALBION MAGAZINE & BELLE ASS EMBLEE , JIL embellished with Two highly-finished Line Engravings on :Steel, by Rolls and Goodall, and au elegantly-engraved title page, with vignette. - The• original papers consist of." Sir Walter Scott in his , Study," by Miss M. A. BitowNE; " Anecdotes of Sir Walter Scotf;" ". Virgin's Eye," by the ETCK SIIEPH It it Ii; " New Years and , Old:Years—Young Peopp and Old Pe , ;ple," by Mrs. lloetarcp;. " Dramatic Sketches;" " Death," a poem, , by Mrs. LENOX-CON YNGH A5l " Legend of the'LargePeet," •an Irish tale, by Miss M. A. Bnowtss: ;" " The Student of •Parlita," by Mr. Timms; Original Poetry, by C.•Swatx, Esq., J. WHITE, Esq., Miss RQBEKTS. Mrs. lioFFr aNn , & c . - &c. 'Reviews, Literary Intelligence, &c., containing upwards of .ninety columns, printed on the best paper, and hot-pressed. • Published by Simpkin and Marshall, London, and sold by .all Booksellers.—Printed by Mitchell and Co., Liverpool. SOUTH LANCASHIRE 'VISION. NOMINATION DAY AT N WTON. THE ELECTORS, Friends in st port of the I n t eres t o f Lord FRANCIS. EGE ttToN the Hou. R. BOOTLE WI,LBRAHAM, who are anxious attend a t Newton, To. MORROW, (Saturday,) the lith instant, may be accommodated with a Conveyance, to leave the Railway Station at Eight o'clock, by applying personally at the Committee Room, No, 10, Exchange-alley, 'I If is DAY, (Friday,) between Eleven and Two. o'clock. RICHARD DAWS Secretary, SOUTH LANCASHIRE DI ISION. THE COMMITTEE fin. CON DUCT G th 6 ELECTION of LORD FRANCIS EGERTO and the HONOUR ABLE R. BOOTLE WILBRAIIA , for this DIVISION of the COUNTY wilt meet Daily at Leven o'Clock; at No. 10, Exchange-alley, %Oleic lufOrmation respecting the Election it is requested may be communicated. RICHARD DAWSON, Secretary. ELECTION FOR SOUTH LAN ASIIIRE. QUCH Friends of LORD F, EGERT and. Mr. WIL t.7 BRAIIAM'as intend.toije preseut.on he da-v.of Nomina tion are requested to meet them at the 'AL OAK, in New tan, at Half-past Nine o'clock, on SATU DAY Nothing next, to accompany them , to the tlustings. H. BOLD HOGIITON, Chairman. Committee-Room, Newton, Jon. 12. 183,5. --- WEST CUMBERLAND ELE TIONf THE FREEHOLDERS of • this' VISION •of . the COUNTY in the Interest of the two 'onservative Candi dates, - Missr,i. STANLEY arid ' IRT . will receive ant- Information they max require on applica inn at the Office of - J. NELSON Woon and to., Corrs=buildings, Preeson's- , row. N.B. 1214 s of Polling 20th and 21st instant. - • ~ , . ... . O TIIE ELECTORS ()F THE SOUTHERN, DISISION OV, THE COUNTY. OF LANCASTER. ~., I.xgNTLEMEN, TN deference to a req u i s itio n w hi c h em i bodie the wishe s o f a 1.. larke and most respectiiiile portion of e constituency of South Lancashire. 1 p resen t*M vse lf to you iotice :ma Candi . - date fur the honour of bein't; Chosen to represent you in the House of Commons, in the event of an early dissolution of Parliament. Circumstances, viiiich -have connected me with the trade, the inauufactures," and the agriculture of this part of the kingdom, enable me to solicit your suffrages on the score of a community of interest which make's your -prosperity, or its reverse, in an unusual degree, sensibly and immediately my own. That our common prosperity may best be maintained and advanced uri. der those institutions of church and state, beneath the influence of which it has sprung and flourished, I firmly believe. If become your. representative, I shall therefore oppose, - to the tit. most. of naVability, any measures of change which may appear to, me.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. AnNious; toWever, as I am to -uphold all that i s va l ua bl e i n our establishments, and • considering, under the circumstances of the time, the task of. their conservation the prominent and most ardnoui duty of your representative, I am not the less de.: sirous to aid the judicious and well-considered correction of de fect or almse; and I am careful to distinguish between the dawnr for indefinite change, or-for revolution clearly defined, and the general desire of the people, or the just petition of any perliou of the people, for such alterations as maybe justified by demoostration of existing injury, o r reasonable calculation of contingent good.--I have the honour to be, gentlemen, your an; a obedient serva n t, irursley, Dec. 3d, 1831: - FRANCIS EGERTON. TO TILE ELECTORS OF THE SOUTHERN DtyisioN • • • OF THE COUNT rY'OF'LANCASTER. GENTLEMVI, ' 1 N compliance with the urgent so li c i tat i on o f a numerous and influential br.drof the' Erectors of the Southern DiVisicin of LancaAire, I am indUcedlii offer ii4Sqf 'to you as a',CAN DIDATE for the Representatien of this Division•iu the event , of an approaching Election.'. • ' I have hitherto nottaken• any active p ar t i n p o . !cal life, but I consider that the time has arrived when no should refuse to obey a puhlic call to express and act np those principles be conceives best Calculated t o promo e the w e lfare and prosperity of his Country. I am firmly convinced thatour Constitution is best secured to us inviolate under the Institutions of Church and State combined, beneath which 'it has so long flourished; and with 'that view I would firmly opphse any attempt either director indirect to se parate them ; n or would I consent to the Alienation of Church PropertY in any part of the United Kingdom from strictly Ec clesiastical purposes. . . - I profess myself a Conservative, and with those sentiments am determined to uptilild'all our valuable liistitutions, not blinding myself to any defects or abus's which may have crept intolheM, but willing and anxinua to improve them by judicious correc tion; tit the same time 'carefully distinguishing between what is sanctioned by manifest' decay or existing injury. arid what is demanded by clamour and party virulence, at once involving indefinite change and certain destruction. I haVe only to add, that should I have the honour to become one of your Itepresentatives, it will be my earnest endeavour to fulfil, to the utmost of my abilities, the duties of that distinguished office; and the conSideration that ram employed in the service am)? native COunty, to which' I am Warmly attached, will be an 'additional Motive for thy zealous eirorts to pi omote its prosperity. ' Gentlemen, • •' • • I have the honour to be, Your obedient humble Scrvant, 'R. BOOTLE WILI3II,ATIAN. • Blythe, Saturday Evenirw, DeC..2O, 101. • KE DISEASES OF rgeOn to the Liveipool THE FINE ARTS. Just published, price 5 tABSER.VATIONS ON TiiE ART , with Tables of the principal Painters of the differen Schools, their Pupils, and Imitatois. By TIIOMAS WINTA LEY. A Second with an Alphabetical Index. For the accommodation of those w possess the First Edition, the Alphabetical Index is published separately, price Is. To,:jie,6d of Messrs. Wales and Binnes,- Liverpool; o f M r . Jentinigi, - Ch - eapside, London ; o f Messrs. Agnew and 2auet 7 ti, Manchester; and of all the Booksellers. • 31,egal Noticro N . . , OTICE IS HEREBY GIVEN, a t JAMES JONES, of ,Vauxhall-ruad, Liverpool, gro r and provision dealer, .hath assigned over all his estate and ects for the equal heuelit of his creditors, and that the assignm nt now lies at . the office of Mr. PAYNE, Solicitor, Duke-street, for 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 same on or before the Ist day of February next. IVOTICE IS HEREBY GIVEN, that the ,Partnership 111 heretofore - carried on by he • undersigned ' ALEXAN"- DER GORDON, EDMUND JOHN FOR ' ALL, PLA CIDE FORSTALL, and THOMAS 11113 'RT, as mer chants, at Liverpool, in the county of Lai aster, under the firm of "Alexander Gordon and C 0.," is . is day dissolved, 1 so far as relates to the said Edmund John Forstall and Hackle Forstall, who retire from the said concern.=Dated this 31st day of December, 1834. • A.. GORDON.' EDMUND J. FORSTALL. PLACIOR FORSTAI.L. TIIOM k S 11 IRRERT. .. . , .. . Fran; commissioners in a fiat of bankruptcy, bearin g date the JL twenty-second day of July, 1831, awarded at issued forth against JAMES WA LTHESV, of Liverpool, ' the county of Lancaster, linen-draper, nierchant, dealer and . apman, intend to meet on the twenty-secoud day of January' istant, at one of the clock in the afternoon, at the Clarendon •ooms, in Liver pool aforesaid, to snake a dividend of the estate and effects of awarded 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 all claims not then proved will be disallowed. DIALLABY, Solicitor. • OTICE IS HEREBY GIVEN, that such the credi tors of THOMAS ANDERTON, late Ranelagh street, Liverptiol, flour-dealer, who . have exec 't the deed of assignment bearing date the Ist day of J u ly, 1 , o r w h o sha l l execute the same before the 26th day of Janu ry instant, may receive a dividend on the amount of their respective debts by applying to the trustee, Mr. FRANCIS MAXWELL, No. 19, Fen wick-street, any time after the said 26th day of January instant; and that such of the creditUrs who shall neglect or refuse to exe cute the said deed of assignment lithre the time aforesaid' . will be ex49ded uil benefit arising therefrom. FORSHAW,,Solicitor,, North John-street. A, 'MIDDLE-AGED single Person, who s had consider able experience in business, is well a uainted with the Spanish Languaee,.and understarids a littl 'much and Italian, is desirous of a Situation as Book-keeper 'ash-keeper, or Cor responding Clerk in some respectable N rcantile House. • The Advertiser, who is of retired and toady habits, can give the most satisfactory references as to character, &c., and ample security, if required. Ix justice to his present employers it is necessary to give from one to three months' uotice.—Letters (post paid) to B. M. D., care of Mr. WILLIAMS, Bookseller, &c., Rauelagh-place, oppo site the Atlelphi Hotel, will meet due attention. b& Ett. MO be LET, a new WAREHOUSE , w i t h Compting-hous-s complete, situate in Ironmonger-lane, close to the R a il way. Also, BONDED and FREE ROOMS the King's Dock.—Apply to JOHN MoNTGOMEA, King' ock. Who has on SALE, a handsome open F -wheeled CAR .RIAGE, drawn by one or a pair of Horse,. May be seen at FAtaciouc s, Uavertree. DESIRABLE COUNTRY RESIDENCE. 910 be 'LET,' and entered upon inamediately,all that G,,pital IL and Commodious MANSION, called ItIVENHEAD HOUSE, with the Stables, Coach-houses, and other Outbifild 'ings,"and the Hot-houses, Greeniouse, Gardens, Lawns, Plea sure-grounds, and other Appurtenances thereto adjoining and `belonging, situate an& being at Raveuhead, within Sutton, in the Cotint7 of Lancaster, and now in the occ ation of Mr. Keats as 't euant thereof. The Dining.room is 27 feet long, and 18 fee ide ; the Draw ing-room is of the same dimensionS, and t other apartnients are equally good. The House is in coinpl to Repair, and the Gardens are in a high state of Cultivation. These' Premises are pleasantly situated, within one Mile of St. Helen's, and three of Prescot; and form a' most desirable' Residence for a Family of Respectability: They maybe v i ewe d , on application, a t th e H ouse, on any' Wednesday, Thursday', or Friday, between the Hours of Eleven in the Forenoon and . Three in the' Afternoon. - • For further Particulars apply to Mr. KEATs, on the Pre mises, or to Messrs. RowsoN. and. Cnoss, Solicitors, Prescot. Pre.wcat, 9th January, 1835. • . . OOLFIELD'S BXZA AR, 71 AND 72, 'CHURCH-STREET, Llv.ErpooL, , • .• ADJOINING THN PoSTOFFICH. ..EMPORIUM FOR SUPERIOR LONDOY JEWELLERY, SUPERB' BRONZES, CLOCKS, 4AiMPS, CHANDE LIERS, .CHLIINEY ORN VENTS, " AND ALL. FANCY MANUFACTURES . 'OF ENGLAND , FRANCE , '' GERMANY, (S . e.;' • MANUFACTORY FOR WOIIKAIOXES, WRITING . • DESKS, AND DRESSING-CASES' I ' TISITORS *mid 'Strangers in - Liverptiol, and the Public in V - general, are respectfully invit e d t o ' visit this . Unique Establishment, whether as Purchaser's or Parties in search of amusement, the whale- of the STOCK (certainly one of th,l largest and most variedin England) being conveniently arranged for inspection, and the price marked on each Article, from which no deductions are made ndr credit given,L-this system enabling the Proprietor - t o o ff er hi s G oo d s l ower than any other. 'The - J E'W E L LEit Y is of the best LOnden Ma nufacture, and has given general satiSfaction ; in 'consequence, T. WOOLPIELO finds a continually , ' increasing demand; and he is therefore enabled daily to replenish his Stuck with the choicest and most fashionable Articles, and to keep a most ex tensive Assortment, the moderate price of which cannot fail to secure to the JewellerydepartMent of the Bazaar a continuance of the. favoured and increasing patronage of the )Public. • • The WRITING-DESKS .I. ) I,IESSING-CASES, WORK BOXES, and JEWEL-BOXES, are all made on the Pre mises, and the regular-finished Stock of these Articles is cer tainly more extensive than in 'any other House iu the King dein. In the planning of both Ladies' and Gentlemen's Dress ing -Cases the utmost pains are taken to make them as conve nient and as complete as possible for Travelling. Purchasers have likewise the optiim of taking or rejecting any part of the Fittings or Instru men t s as may. _.suit them, o r can have Cases made tti accommodate their own Articles, . - A large' AsSortment of GENTLEMEN'S DRESSING CASES and POUCHES, in Russia Or Morocco Leather ; also small MILITARY DRESSING-CASES, containing all that is needful, an.tl weiging only- six ounces each. NE PLUS ULTRA \l' RITING-DESKS, for Travelling, complete with Patent Inkstands, &c., in great variety, from 12s. 6d. to £4 each: PA PER 7 CASES, FOLIOS, TRAVELLING BAGS, &c, In the Repairing and Refitting of DESKS, DRESSING CASES, &c., T. W OOLFIELD ' S Worknien have great expe rience, and he has the means to complete everything that is intrusted to him in this branch in the most substantial manner, with economy and despatch. T. WOOLFIELD begs to draw particular attention to his splen did array of CLOCKS and TIMEPIECES, in GILT, BRONZE, ALABASTER, FANCY WOODS, &c.; the Stock is immensely large, and the Designs suited to Rooms of any size or style, the price varying from £5 to £l2O, and the utmost care is taken with regard to the Movements which are all W arran t e d. - An itnmence choi ce of LADIES' SILK, VELVET, and other RETICULES, from 3s. to three Guineas each. Also, PURSES Plain and very Richly Embroidered, from is. to 30s. each. LADI ES ' FR and GE ' ENCH SATIN SHOES at ss. fid. per Pair. GENTLE MEN'S KID GLOVES of the best Paris Manufacture. A variety 'of FANCY ARTICLES in IVORY, MOTHER of PEARL, and TORTOISESHELL. • CHESSMEN: BACKGAMMON BOABDS, BAGA- T.ELLE TABLES, and various other Games and Fancy Arti cles too numerous to mention. T. W. has also a choice Collection of ANTIQUE CLOCKS, of the time of Louis XIV., extremely well suited for Country Mansions, large Staircases, &c. These Articles are now _much in favour, and - very scarce. OH, and GAS LAMPS and CHANDELIERS in great va riety, adapted to Private Rooms of all sizes, Public Buildings. Churches, Chapels, &c. - TABLE, SIDEBOARD, %RACKET, FIGURE, and HALL LAMPS, - on the newest and most approved construc tion. • ' • • T. WOOLPIELD Also RR-BRONZES, RR-LACQUERS, and RE PA IRS LAMPS of altdeseriptions ; and keeps for Sale a great variety of GROUND and CUT GLASSES, adapted to all kind's of Lamps. • • • • - • •- A superb' variety of FLORENTINE, PARIS, and other BRONZES, of the most beautifuland costly finish consisting of FIGURES, BUSTS, VASES, CANDELABRA kc. • Elegant 'CUT GLASS 'LUSTRE CANDLESTICKS, for Cii Is fl with an immense Oleic° of other appropriate CHIMNEY ORNAMENTS, including a recent importation . from 'Leghorn of a mast tasteful variety of ITALIAN ALA BASTERS; Ilk°, a fine Collection of '1 ABLES, in MARBLE and SCAGLIOLA WORK. • CHINESE GOODS of various kinds, including some fine snecimens of very Old China, iu JARS, VASES JARDI t lERES, .PLATES. DISHES, & C .' Elaborately carved IVORY FANS, CARD-CASES, &c. Likewise a variety - of real INDIA' ARTICLES,' in JAPANNED and LACQUERED Work. • JAPANNED TEA TRAYS, in PAPIER MACHE and ItioN, from the plainest to the most expensive Patterns. • JAPANNED PAPIER MACHE TABLES, POLE SCREENS', VASES,'CARD-BOXES, CAKE BASKETS, HAND-SCREENS, &c. All th ese ' Articles may be had 'in Plain Colours for - Ladies themselves to finish. • • A large Assortment of MUSICAL. SNUFF BOXES, direct from Geneva, playing from two to twelve Tunes. - Several very tine large BOXES, pl ay i ng t h e most celebrated Overtures : price from £5 to L7O. THOMAS WooLOIELD begs . to state, that the increasing Pa-. tronage his Establishment has met with will encourage him to* persevere in selecting, both from Loudon and the Continent, such Articles of taste and novelty as tire likely to be pleasing to his extensive connexion. • • To Make his Establishment in Liverpool equally attractive as any in the Empire has been a great object of his ambition, and the liberality of the Public has enabled him to succeed beyond his expectations. ' • • • • N.E. I Three WonxtrlG JEWELLERS are employed on the Premises, for the Repairing and 141 liking of Articles of Jewel- Lary to Order; this convenience, with a Daily Parcel to Loudon and Birmingham; enables T. W. 'to attend with the utmost promptness to all Commissions in that department with which he may be favoured. In the DRESSING-CASE and WRITING-DESK Depart ment T. W. has Fifteen of the most experienced Workmen in the Trade constantly employed on the 'Premises in . Church street. The advantage,i he has in the Manufacture of Sound Woik in this branch of his Business must be obvious. ' )MERCHANTS and CA vrAiNs-w.uid find good DRESS ING-CASES very safe and profitable Articles tom SHIPMENT to most parts of the Civilized World.' TORTOISESHELL COMBS, BRUSII ES. and all kind s of the most approved and fashionable PEI:Ft:111E10C. Genuine EAU DE COLOGNE, imported direct from Co logne, 3s. Gd. per Bottle, or 20s. I:er Box. ' rrt() be LET, il witb immediate pos i eien, two WARE HOUSES i n Vernon-street, o* ended, the other Free, For Terms 'and other Particulars apply to WILL. NEvErT, Broker. r 10 be LET, with immediate possession, a SPIRIT VAULT, .1. with a good HOUSE, near the n h end of Princ e ' s Dock, and n ow un d ergo i ng a t h oroug iir, very well worth loi xt the attention o f any person desirous o going into the Spirit Business.—Apply at the Standard-office. rylo b. LET, either for a f e w mon th s or a more convenient A term, a -FURNWIED• HOUSE, t with immediate pos session,) in a pleasant neighbourhood nut tiro - n minutes •walk ti e from the Exchange, or, if preferred, aDI WING-ROOM, with as many Bed-rooms 45 required. 'l' House consists of Drawing and Dining Rooms, Breakfast 'odour, Five Bed rooms, with excellent Aftics. Terms muderce.—For particu lars apply at the Standard-office. EXTENSIVE CELLARAGE AND ARE ROOM. ri - NO be LET, extensive CELLAR E and WARE_ ROOM, replete with convenience a Wine and Spirit Merchant, to which Counting=house an Warerooms can be added, extending from Henrv-strcur to Duke -street. Apply to Mr.- l'EneivAL, 101, Duke-street. KID AND SILK GLOVES CL ANED BY LATOUR • ItATENU TO - Eta AL NEW. TR. has so improved on •tai tis Discuvei'y as to free it from every imperfection The GLOVES being free from all unpleasant smell and rendered as soft and rican inside and out as new. Specimens may be seen at 4lre. Lomax's, No. 2, Cases-street, who is the only Agent for 'Liverpool; \V. 11. Torkingtou, 10,- Exchange-street, Manchester ; Hunter. 'East Gate-row, Chester; and Mudie and Son, 15, Coveutry-stree, and Erringtoni . 3o, Burlington Arcade, L on d on, & c. &c. Cautivn.—The na me and,exact address of the Agent should be written on all - parcels sent - to be cleaned, in it)rder that they may not get into the hands of other persons, who having failed in their disgraceful - attempts to seduce L..Rateates Agents front him, are endeavouring to gain a character fk,r themselves by a pretended superiority iu that of which he is the Orlyin./ only Discoverer. • - ucation. SEA-VIEW, BOOTLE, NEAR L 'ERPOOL, • (Former! y the - Residence of thA Rev T. Bold, Air.) R. FLEMING, of Trin i ty C o l ge, D u bli n, an d T hree 111, Years Classical and Alathe • :cal Tail in the School of the Rey. W."Rawsoti, A.M., of eaforth: rect , ives into his House a. limited number of . YO ;G GEN TL E-3IEN. The Course of Instruction embraces the English, Latin, and Greek Classics, Mathematics, Writing, Arithmetic, History, Geogra phy, Use of the Globes, TERMS. Pupils, under 12 years of aie:.4o Guineas per annum. Pupils above 12 years of age..W.Guineas annum. The situation is near the sea and peculiarly nealthy. Each, pupil has a single bed. Refereneb is permitted to the Rev. Dr. GANNON, Fellow of Trinity College; the Rev. W. RAwsoN, A.M.; and T. I..ruN, Esq., of Appleton-hall, near Warrington. ---- - MR. M. HERRING bees leave t nnonuee, that his BOARDING ACADEMY iv . Reop?a on MONDAY next, the 19111 instant, at 5, IWY-STR r, Birkenhead. For Cards and piirficular3 apply a Messrs. Russ and NIGHT ING•LVS, Booksellers, Lord-street. 71/IR. JOIINSTQNE respectfully begs 1.) inform his Friends -.LTA and the Public, he commence is ACADEMY, 42, Soho-street, 011'SATURDAT 11eX4 1 'l7th instant; and in - Wariington on the 21st. • S'o be Atsolti. MO be DISPOSED OF, the GOODWILL -STOCK IN TRADE, and FiX MILES of an icld- ablished Retail Business, in one of the most respectable and ntralsituations in Liverpool, of which a female would b oropetent t o t a k e t h e management. A person possessed of out,l3 ( JO would find this an escelleut opportunity for investinunt.—Address (post paid) X. B. Z., at the Standard-office. N.B.—This advertisement will not lie repeated. isop.yo„. LIVERPOOL LADIES' CHXITY. Instituted i n th e year 1796, Jr the Reit of Poor Married ll'omen during their Confil men:. di ITIIIE ANNUAL .MEETING of e SUBSCRIBERS I will be h e ld a t t h e Matron's . , s. ElliSon's.House, 59, Duke- s t ree t, on T UESDAY next, the 20th iustant, at 'Twelve o'clock. - JAMES PO WNALL, President. fTillE ANNUAL MEETING OPHTHALMIC of thINFIUMAII. 13SCRIBERS will be held on MONDAY next, th 9th instant, at the Infirmary, in Sl a t er - s t reet, at E leven o ' clock in the Forenoon, fur the Election of a President, Vice-Presidents, Committee, and Officers for the ensuing year, and on other general business. I'. J. Il YCILOFT, Secretary. BANK OF LIVERPOOL. rrIIIE DIRECTORS of the BANK of LIVERPOOL do 4. HEREBY GIVE' NQTICE, that a SPECIAL GENE , HAL MEETING of the Proprietors will, he held on Wan ' NESI) AY, the Fourth day of February rkeyt;at (inc o'Clock in the Afternoon precisely, at the CLAti*finoN=Roosts, in South John-street, Liverpool. •to• take into consideration. a Proposi tion, which will be then submitted to the Meeting, for increas ing the Capital of the Company, and for raising such increased Capital by the creation of an additional number of Shares. • Dated at Liverpool, this 13th day of January, 1535. ' ' By order of the Board, • JOSEPII LANGTON, Manager. THE COMPANY OF PROPRIETORS O THE MAN. ' CHESTER, 'BOLTON, AND BUILVC . - AL NAVL 'T : • GATION AND RAILW r. , , XTOTICE IS'IfEIiEBY GIVEN, t a DIVIDEND of 111 . ONE ' POUND .PER SHARE be paid at the Com pan v's Office, in Harrington-street, Liverpool, on and after the first day of 'February next, between the hours tl.Teu and Two on each day, and that the Transfer Books of the Company will be closed from the 25th instant to the 10th Fenruary next in clusive. ' By order of the General Committee of Management, JAMES ItITSON, Treasurer. Conintittec-room, Liverpool, 171/. Janwiry, 1631 Proprietors will be expected, if required, on applying for the Dividend to produce their Certificate or Certificates of Shares. BANK OF LIVERPOOL. FIFTH DIVIDEND. rirllE DIRECTORS of th e BANK o f LIVERPOOL d o it. HEREBY GIVE NOTICE to the PROPRIETORS, that they have declared a 11A IX-YEARLY DIVIDEND, at the rato of £6 per Cent. per Annum, on theliz e p.tip Capital of the Company, fr om th e I s t o f J u l y to th e 3 of December, 183 t 1; and that su c h Di vi d en d w il t be Deja le at the Bank of tho Compa n y i n W a t er - s t reet, on and e er TUESDAY, the 3d day of February next, between the hours of Ten and Tlareeou each day. Dated at Liverpool, this 13th d a y o f January, 18.35.. By order of the board, JOSEPH LANGTON, Manager. Each Proprietor will b e expecte d , (if requ i re d ; I on applying for his Dividend, to produce the Certificate or Certificates of his Shares. The Transfer Books will be closed until the 4th of February, inclusive. The Music Book of Beauty for lo 35; coutaining twelve Origh?al Songs and a set of Quadrilles, the Music written e eq xpr ,siy b y the following eminent Conip(wrs :—John Ba ril ett, 'J. Blewitt, Henry R. Bishop, J. A. Barnett, L. - Myers, T. FL Sevens and the Chevalier Neukonun. • ' On no one work published during the last ccutury have we such a record of the uniformity of eeiticisth as is here presented in the instance of the Music Book of Beauty. This publication has now been favourably reviewed in Upwards, of on - e 'hundred provincial newspapers, many of them old and distinguished chroniclers of the beauties of lite ra ture an d the fine arts ; and there is scarcely a song in the collection' but what has been introduced with distinguished success at the nobility's converts. As the limited space Lyre allotted us precludes the possibility of our giving the extracts from the country newspapers, the opi nions of some of tire London press must suffice. • Arnold's Magazine if the Puff.: Arts says, - " We 'cannot dis miss the work without expressing our adruira4tin of its embossed title-page, which is brilliant beyond any t gof the kind we have seen :it is even curious as av. ork ine art."—The True Sun reports, " Indeed, indeed, this is "at it purports to be,— i The Music Book of Beauty.' ~The rds--tbe title—the mu sic—the binding—are all in perfect ' ping,- - -tasteful, spirited, and beautiful."—Bell's Life aflif * 4 As a present to a mils'. _ cal friend, it equals in appearance the most tasteful -of our annuals."—The Court Journathas, '" W e have not for a long time seen a musical work produced in so .splendid a style as this : it is truly 4 The Music Book of Beauty.' The title-page 1 is in most delicate white and gold enamel, magnificently orna mented with gold. In truth, these compo s iti o n s are distin guished by taste, spirit, and beauty."—The New Bell's Messen ger gives : " This is truly a book for a fair lady's boudoir ; the gorgeousness of its watered silk binding, gold enrichments, and title-page is dazzling ; the melodies are graceful and flow ing, and many are the fair fingers and pretty lips that will be employed in repeating them."—From the Weekly Dispatch': " One of the most elegant ornaments that ever graced the bou doir. Whiting's proverbial taste was never inure beautifully ‘ displayed than on this occasion. The whole of the poetry is by k \ Edmund Smith, Esq. This gentleman possesses a vivid iina- N i ) gination and great depth of thoUght, arising from a proper and a necessary observation of nature as it is."—From - the Sunday Times : " [his elegant publication is likely to be a great favou rite with the Ladies, combining, as it does, the names of the most eminent composers of the day. No expense has been spared in the getting up; and the Gentleman who ,wants an elegant present for his adored, need seek no fuither.— The Satirist pays the following tribute: "It is evident no . expense; has been spared to produce an elegant, unique, and novel vvoik.under this title; which is splendidly ornamented and got up with extreme care and taste. It is impossible too highly to extol the graceful and pleasing form of this work, and no language can do sufficient justice to its intellectual merit."—The Monthly Magatine re marks: "One of the most splendid productiofis we have ever ("`.,, , seen even in the bright World of Music. It is positively daz- Nee zling, and casts the entire host of Annuals into shade. The poetry is by Edmund Smith, Fsq., a gentleman who has been successfully before the public as Isilyepoct ; and the music by the very hest of our musicians, containing some of their hap ff - piest eo Th rts."—e Old Bell's Weekly M essenger remar k s: 6' We have not had till now an opportunity of noticing what we (tn -bider a great treat to the lovers of harmi,ny, under the title of the Music B o ok, of Beauty for lts&n. ,Independent of its con tents, we eronounce it one of the most tasteful and splendidly got-up books extant, and a fit ornament for the boudoir of the first families in the kingdom."—And the Morning I ;era& adds as follows: "This publication might with more propriety be called the Beautiful Music Book; for its appoiutruents could scarcely be sinpissed in richness and elegance. Its more nil-- portant contents are not wholly unworthy of some such dis tinction, as they arc, fur the most part, compositions of merit— the contributions of, amongst others, Bishop, Neukernm, and .the Barnette. They are agreeable subjects, cleverly har monized, and adapted to the Piano-forte. The poetry of the volume is wholly from the pen of a gentleman named Smith, s a c n h d oo is l of of s th e e ui t i o n i l i e c i l l i t in af s e g h n a nc ra t et.e , r , w_hich distinguishes the Bayley London : Smith and . 185 Oxford-street; and SimPkin . and Marshall. Co., ' • 1 " She .Sat within the Abb ey Walls," and the companion song of " Beauty' s Q ueen, " unlit a ,ortrait of the lady. These, Barnett's two popu l ar songs, still continue their most extraordinary and successful career, find have already passed through .three editions. Bein g ,so ,zy uch sung at the various evening concerts, the demand has Meently exceeded any thing hitherto known. .Large supplies of .both have also left this country for America, the East and West Indies, and nearly the whole of our distant British possessions. Nearer home their progress is still more rapid; throughout Scotland they hare become universal favourites, and the Irish newspafiets siqqtk loudly in praise of the words and Music of bath songs. 100 provinCial journals have recorded their admirationlif both ballads, which were published in France within 24 hours (itoeir" arrival, arranged both for Flute and Guitar, while in some parts of the coot iuent their music has been transferred to the musical snuffboxes, as a lasting monument of the composer's skilt.tA..; - • London paper, Jannary, 1835.