The Liverpool Standard and General Commercial Advertiser. — Liverpool, Merseyside, England, 1832-11-27 00:00:00

- ‘1 v ,oth• e not Tile niosi Tile r ; ters, II a leforra, nal s iL ", ' lv tilt,h; .< ~~--- AN GEL ER COMMERCIAL ADVERTISER. PUBLISHED EVERY TUEsDAV AND FRIDAY MORNINGS. ~-r-.--~...~.._.--- -ilEmas RESOLVED, AND HANDS PREPARED, THE BLESSINGS THEY ENJOY TO GUARD !—SmoLLETT, N - 0. 2. TUESDAY, NOVEMBER 27, 1832. PRICE 7d. II 3VAL AMPHITHEATRE. NO piece has ever proved more triumphantly successful than tQ ` Est the TOWER- NESLE. The dress and riveting in of the story, the unequalled power of the sitnations, the -; ! ..tie force of the incidents, and the spirit-stirring events 'eh lead to the awful catastrophe, have, in Liverpool, as in r e ° l 4lo n, completely enchained the 'attention, entrapped the e ,tings, and elicited such enthusiastic applause frhm crowded ti l l qiences, as abundantly testifies the merit of the drama and p e excellence or the acting. It will be repeated THURSDAY, 11 , 1 DAY, and SATURDAY evenings. present TiiEsnA Y, and To-monnow, W sdav,) the pert ° nuances will commence withanw peculiar Drama, 4 4'41 /slated from the : Fr e nch, of entii • ovel - design and con -4,1..11eti0n, and winch in London. we xcecdingly popular, en- L te d , DOMINIQUE THE RESOLUTE, 011 THE . DEVIL AND TIM DRSRRTER., The part of DAViDY;E. 1 0 Which Will lie added.a new liallet-comique, with new Mu c . Pint theompKied og a nd. pro atre; duce L d nd y on call b'''Mons . , edLeiton, Ballet-Master, nc , Theo 1E ROMAN TIO U.b2 AMO Which Mons. and Madame Leirion,- lions. Edgar,. Mr. Ell-. and the whole- carpe tie ballet will-appear. - kelle whole to c on cludwitli an intensely-interesting domestic 10 -Drama, called the - - WAGGONER; LORD SANDON. - VI - IHE COMMITTEE of the FRIEN of LORD .11. SAND ON will sit daily, at the LDEN LION INN , Dale-street, at One o'Clock. CHARLES LA ENCE, Chairman. Committee-room; Golden Lion, 17th Nov. 1832. THOMAS THORNELY. /111 HE COMMI'T'TEE of the FRIE of Mr. IL THORNELY Sit Daily at the AN EL N, Dale-street, at Twelve o'clock. . • WILLIAM RATHBONE, Chairman. Committee-room, Nov. 26, 1832. rpHomAs TATTERSALL Wholesale SLOP DEALER, _IL begs leave to return his most grateful acknowledgments to the Merchants of Liverpool, for the very liberal support he has received 'during the last Eighteen years in the ab busi nesss and respectfully solicits a con tinuance of the eat his Warehouse,. i l, SPARLING-STREET, wher e has Negro Clothing of every description, and a variet. Slops adapted for any Market, Manchester Goods, all • nds of Woollens, Beds rind Bedding for Exportation. T. 'TATTERSALL also begs leave to signify to Ws Friends, Captains of Vessels, and others connected wall Shipping, that in addition, he has recently opened a Retail Shop, No. 52, POOL-LANE, on the right-hand-side leading from. the Ex= change, at which having to offer a great assortment of excellent ready-made Clothing, Beds and Bedding, &c. hopes he may be honoured With a share of their future favours. Liveproo 1, 22.nd Nov. 1832. PROPAIETORS AND PRINTERS OF NEWSPAPERS. Ttl2 of Newspaper bg a s p re ir e sLe r c s tf a u a lli o to call to the astetreinea • of.N EW FOUNTS recently completed, fro TBY upwards, and which, he flatters himself, are mor rticularly adapted for ,Newspaper purposes. Every atten on has been paid to th•l construction of the Letter, to unite as much as possible elegaucc of shape with durability. The t•iiippiement to the Specimen for 1832, containing the Newspaper Founts, may be had on an y respec t a bl e app li cat ion. London, Fann-street, Nov. 1. ON SALE, AT LEWIS SAMUEL'S NEW and SECOND-HAND SILVER PLATE ESTABLISH MENT and PATENT LEVER WATCH MANUFACTORY, No- 4, LORD-STREET, LIVERPOOL, • - EIROM 10 to 12,000 Ounc es o f N ew an d 'S econd- h and Silver 12 PLATE, consisting of elegant and fashionable Tea and Breakfast Services, Soup and Sauce Tureens Coffee and Tea Pots, Sugar Ba s i ns , C ream Jugs, Bread mid Cake Baskets, Dinner and Card -Candlesticks, nuffers and Trays, Waite:'s, Wine Coolers.- CRUET FRAMES , Tankards' and Pints RACE and PRIZE CUPS, Goblets, Claret and Water Jugs, Water Pots; Tea Caddies, and Canisters, Egg S , 'Toast Racks, Cheese Toasters,Wine Strainers, Salts amber Can dlesticks, Inkstands z Butter Boats, Mu, • ots, Mufaneers, Bottle Stands, Chilaren's Cups for. p ts, Brc..&c. 100. DOZEN TABLE, DESS , and TEA SPOONS, With TABLE and DESSE T FORKS to it)ITC 27, of the KING'S Pattern, and every other fashion, the whole of which will be sold at,EXCEEDINGLY LOW PRICES. A• • .Assortment of the. SHEFFIELD PL A- TE E, with strong SILVER . . MOUNT INGS ; Com prising -4 .,ergnes, Tea Urns, .Soup andSauce'Tureens, Candl,2- sticks an. 'Branches, Vegetable Dishes and Covers, Tea Ser vices, Cake• Baskets, Wine Coolers. Tea Trays, and a variety of other articles, PLATED on STEEL, &c. L, S. has constantly on hand an 'extensive Stock of Gold and Silver Patent Lever Watches, which, being his ow n Manu facture,. he can safely warrant to keep exact. time; also, an tie gant and fashionable Assortment of the best - Solid Fine Gold Jewellery. • * Second-hand Silver' Purchased or Exchan ge d. The highest prices given for all kinds of Gold and Silver Coin: • • • MONEY TO LEND. THE several Sums of £2700 and £2OOO w i a d vance d on approved real security.—Apply to 11 SI'S. BOURNE and ILVSALL. Solicitors, Harrington Ch rs. Pr e 7 roanuimjpatiP as 060 TO 'WHARFiNGERS, COAL AND CORN FACTO RS, 8:el AN Y Person having a' good Business to Dis e Of, e itl ion , as Wharfinger, Quarryman, Coal, or orn Factor, or Miller. is requested to send particulars e same, post paid, to A. B. C., No. SO, Waterloo-road, Liv pool. GENERAL CLOTHING AND OUTFITTING ESTABLISHMENT, /Vas. 4 and 5, St. GEORGE'S CRESCENT SOUTH FERPOOL, and Nos. 9 and 10, CORNH LL, L ON. QILVER and CO., in offering their w l e d gmen t s for past $.7 favours, beg to state, that so eat and unexpected has been their increase of Business at LIVERPOOL, that they are obliged to unite the adjoining House, No. 5, to the present Premises. This accession enables them to detach the different Branches, and render each complete for its purp os e, s o as t o be the counterp ar t o f their London concern, with which they have •an interchange of communication daily.• Being in the centre of the LONDON IVIARKE I', and employing ; for a constancy, not so few as one thousand personi, they are neces- Sara!, large purchasers; this provides the• Liverpool concern with•advantages over any other for. novelties, and superior va -My of Materials (at lower prices) for making up. there. GEN TLEMEN'S' FINE CLOTHING, FOR HOME USE, be ing the only Gar me nts that are m anu f acture d b y t h em in LIVERPOOL thui:-- • • Gentlemen's Dress Celts,: made to .not Blue. Black. manure, from good Gloucester- 48s Od 53s Od ' shire cloth Ditto, Ditto, of 'the quality usually t 52,s 6d supplied by Tailo rs Di!to, Ditto, superiOr to 'those ustil 63s Od ally supplied s 0000000 • Ditto Coloured ('not Blue) Frock 70s Od Bls Od 6 7 0 0 5 s (M ad 783 Od 90s Od Di (; t o:fLa e .st t s o crt t ed to Black or . Blue Cassimere Trousers 22s 6,1 26s Od 30s Od :Drab and Mixed ditto Bak SE Buff Cassimere Waistcoats Ils Od I3s Od 114 s 64 . Light Waistcoats and Trousers, Dressing Gowns, Clo a k s , C an a. -44* ‘ ll ' C of soc,, s C the is of bcc of 1, c irc ' weals OR THE MUFIDERERS OFF MASSIAC. • .• • loxes, 3s. 6d.; Half-price, 26.—Pit, 25.; Half-price, ls.— dery, Is.; Half-price, 6d.—Doors open at Six, to commence t i,,riu.l-past,-:--Half-priee at Half:past Eight,—Box-ollice open from Eleven to Three, where private. boxes may be se !red.—Season tickets to be had on application to Mr. Milner, •te• • ANCHORS AND PROVED CHAIN CABLES. ALPH CLAY, WMOLESALE IRONMONG and GENERAL SMIPSMITH, begs to inform his Fries, Merchants and Owners, that he has Removed i stablishment from ° °r -street to more commodious Pre es in Trentham-street, We st sid e S a ith o use D oc k, l a t e ly occupie d b y St rong an d Addf 0, where he will always have on hand an assortment of the manufactured Anchors and Cables. MOST IMPORTANT DISCOVERY. T. MARTIN'S NEWLY-INVENTED BLACKING FOR LADIES' SHOES, _WHICH POLISHES WITHOUT BRUSHING. 'PHIS BLACKINGS is equltiliadait;d --- fo - Gentlemen's 1 Dress Shoes, as, in consequence of bei. applied 'witlra Sponge, the binding need not be soiled. So in bottles, with proper directions for use, at 6d. and Is. eac T. Martin's Blacking (liquid and paste) s allowed by all who use it to be a superior article to what • been hitherto offered to the public, for nourishing and givin an exact pliability to the leather, at the same time that it pri i uces the most brilliant jet gloss. It retains all its original moisture in any climate or weather, and is furnished in neat useful tin boxes, at Id., 3(1., 6d.., and Is. each. The Trade and Merchants Supplied on the best ternis, in the' Wholesale as usual. Blue. 558 Od • THE • • MANCHESTER , ASSURANCE COMPANY, /I 170 R ASSURANCE AGAINST FIRE, AND ON 'V'ES AND SURVIVORSIIIPS. Office, 98, King-street, ' Man chester CAPITAL, TWO MIL ON . I. WORSLEY COALS. tilIE Public are respectfully informed, th 'arrangements Li are now completed for the SALE, a e Duke's Dock, 'r r ewol, of COALS and SLACK, fro e Collieries of the gstees o f the late Duke of Bridgewater Their quality will be j e ~na, on trial, to be unexceptionabl ; d they are now an &e -t`` of attention to Householders, porters, and Consumers WORSLEY COKE, Of superior quality, On Sale, as usual. f„ JOHN SOTHERN, Ad(NT, Office and Coal Yard, Duke's Dock. T. Martin's HARNESS JET, which assumes a beatitiful gloss without brushing. This Blacking is adapted for Harness, Carriage Heads, &c., and also prevents the leather from cracking, or beComing brown. Sold in bottles at 6c1.., Is-, and Is. 6d. each. The unprecedented sales which have been effected at the wholesale and export warehouse since its establishment in Li verpool, fully justifies T. Martin's assurance, that the article, as welt as the terms on which he supplies his friends, cannot be ex celled by any house in the kingdom. WRITING INK, of a superior quality, in bottles and on draught. Ask for Martin's Blacking. N.B.—The tin boxes are worth the price ter snuff and various other purposes, after the Blacking has been used; or a liberal allowance per dozen-will be made tor there. . 61s Od 63s Od 71s 6d 73$ 6d Establislird Mamh,,l well flit ; t Cou' ek the 1).°.:; . . . • • • , Society has 'been established upon principles e oat hinins the most perfect security, with adrantage:i superior to those offered by any Institution of a similar character. The Capital amounts to TWO 111ILLI:ONS, sia;:',sciibed in Sharesof £lOO each, arid upon which' a ticpotit of Tea per Cent. has been paid. This deposit, and the accumnlations thereon, form the pre, sent Capital of the Company, with a further eiaini ,:Pon the Subscribers to pay such sums as may be ,reqUited to the extent of their respective Shares only. Whilst a resident Directory gives an assurance to, Manches ter, and its important Neighbourhood,. of the good faith and tibp - riiiify, with which the engagements of this Clog=P•Aly will b.ent'ci-eit Into and übserva, the.. formati on of local Commit tees, selected from a highly respectable Proprietary, is.calcu lated to extend these advantages to the more remote districts. The Assured are entitled to une-third of the Profits in the Pi e Department, and to lieo-thirds in the Life Department, out any liaoility on. their part to the loss e s. Th e y have the p ower of ascertaining their rights, by appointing, uni,er. eertain-limi tations, three persons to inspect the Accounts of t h e C o Mp any for the preceding year; and 'the further advantage of appoint ing a pefson to assist in making the ealetnation of the Profits out . of which the Bonus is to be made. to cases of claim for loss by 'no suspicion o fraud exists, the ComPany - will refer ally dispute as , to the amount of Loss, to settlement by Arbitration, if iequred by the Assured. ' llO b e LET, a commodi ous WARE E, near th e txchange, with OFFICES, and gni conveniences.— rtil• to JA4I ES Bt. NN i: I. L, Rumford-street. TIO be LET, severa l excellent double and singt iiitk„ the immediate neighbourhood of the ch a nge ; also ts il e excellent WAREHOUSE-ROOM , o r f ur th e r parti k '4's ha pply tot Mr. R. A. MOULD, at Mr. Whitley's Office, Old r. Ir° be LET, a convenient Double OFFIC n the first 1 , 1 floor, al so a Single OFFICE,- on the nd (t2! .., 1 the Premises to J. G. SW A INSON, 46, astle-street. To be LET, for a Term of Years, and may be entered upon the Ist of January next, pOUR BONDED WAREHOLSES, now oec 'ed by ,Mr. Harbord, situ a t e d on th e E as t s ' e o e Ki ng ' s ti k , e K, bounded on the north by Lower Spa n treet, and on I lia south by the Manchester and Liverp 'ailway. They Y be converted into Corn Warehouses if required, and 1.4 4 ,,i 4 may be carried into them, and transhipped to Manches ree ot Cartage. C, Al so, a large R 0 OM, and dry OE LLA R. Rooms for &c. in the American Chambers, Lower ol?4"lilig-street.—Apply to JN O. MONTOOMERi, Wavertree ; „ at ek. the Athenaeum, Church-street, between Twelve and One 1 01 s:it TO PRINTERS. T. MARTIN, PRINTING INK MANUFACTURER, BIRMINGHAM, keeps a regular supplyof his diff e rent qu a liti es of INK, in C ans or Kegs, of various sizes, suitable to the demands of his Friends, and delivered, Free of Carriage, in Liverpool and Manchester. - Orders received for PRINI P t NG, COPPERPLATE, BOOK BINDERS, STANDING, and other PRESSES, of the first makers in the kingdom.—lNKlNG APPARATUS, BRASS RULE, &c., &g., &c. Second-hand PRINTING PRESSES constantly on sale. Wholesale and Export Warehouses, 167, Dale.street, Liver pool, and 4; Bridge-street, Manchester. D. STAFFORD, Sole Agent. ]sates and Conditions may be had of RICHARD DAwstiiv, Agent for Liverpool and Neighbourhood; Office, •Exelauge, alley, Exchange-street; West. ECONOMIC LIFE ASSURANCE SOCIETY, • No. 31, Bridge-street, 1 3 1 ackfriar$, Londcw. Riot. to „lea to by or a Se' atis fa 11 lia s o i )tirs 1f vtablf Mee Of 00 00 stefre , f v ote f sr : never/ P ;nof bv .., )0e br under lesu l A 11, 1, L • O I • LIVERPOOL COMMERCIAL BANK. CAPITAL—iSOO,OOO. • P IMIE success which has generally attended operations of Joint Stock Banking Companies, an. le unqualified tV t ohation of their principles evinced b - th , public feeling in q o e 'r favour; the belief that this system f t anking, and this of-, 4 , 0 , will eventually o bt a in, combined th a d ue es t ima t ion h i „gle rich an d ex t ens i ve fi e ld f or B an ki ng b us i ness , w hi c h t h e ty a lletary transa c tions o f the town p res e n t, h ave b een d eeme d kmeient grounds for the establishment of another Joint Stock i4 . „ 1.1 ,_i0g Company, to be called " The Liverpool Commercial f ing Company." haZ unnecessarv'to dwell upon a subject so familiar to the tt hi 'ligent Me rc h an t s a n d Trad e s men o f 'Li ver p oo l as th e sys et B an ki ng , or t o exp l a i n th e b ene fi c i a l pr i nc i p l es upon : e h Joint Stock Banking Companies are founded. It is e Vhed sufficient ton otice the features which will distinguish t ° „ Present Institution, and these will heseen chiefly.in the %t o , f raising the capital, and in the division and allotment shares. 4 ' 8 confidently believed, that a more effectual provision will t pade f or t h e interests o f t h e Sh are h ol d ers an d the security tif il l!e public, by each Subscriber paving up the whole amount til e stock ; and in order to favour the numerical extension of lit,'etripany and the admission of Shareholders of all classes of le„, e orntuunity, the Capital has been divided into , Fifty Thou- Shares, of T e n Po u nd s e a ch, whi c h will ena bl e p ersons t o e te u - `e investments without the liability of having to pay up sub. 413,? 1' 4 nt, a n d p er h a p s i nconven i en t, ca ll s; and with a view of the l ilak to the Bank, as far as possible, the profits arising from 4 b usiness of its own Subscribers, the appropriation of shares f t .e made chiefly to residents in Liverpool. ' l l r 13 generally admitted that the greatest delicacy is required 41 Bard to the dealings of individuals with 'a public Bank, tit„ great attent i on has been paid to this subject on the present tl. trd lt h a view to give e v ery re a son a bl e f a cility t o con fid e nti a l 1 1 4 4 4 8 !ketions with the Bank, to obviate the publicity of their 'L l Ig under the review of a numerous Board of Directors, witi,‘,°, introduce into its management, as far as is consistent ', 4l e nature of the Institution, the most valuable principles ‘qii . ',Prat e Banks it has been determined that the Sub-Com 4trif,',e, to whom such transactions will be referred, shall be re l./164'4 to the number of three, namely,—two Directors and N"`htiage r . Experience has shown that this plan obviates obJection. t k ,', l, Subscriber w ill be required to p a y one p oun d p er s h are t4 41, -ill g admitted by the Provisional Committee, and the re hexi'"hk nine pounds per share either before the first of January when it is proposed to open the Bank, or at such time such su ms as s h a ll b e fixed by the Board of Directors. t l i 4t °l nait the responsibLity of the Shareholders, it is proposed `%%, ! ,, i : one-fourth of the Capital be at any time absorbed by sp:‘, B hall be imperative upon the Board of Directors to call roii t :4ll meeting of the Proprietors, in which case the Pro e es of one-fourth of the Capital shall have power to di sso l ve qtr is ° Pa.ny, unless a majority agree to purchase the shares 4.l,entients at their then value. 4 i t '. ether details will be placed upon such a popular footing 4 1 , 18 , 1 0ped will meet with general confidence. ,01,;Pileations for Shares to be addressed to the Provisional ( .4 111 , it toe, now sitting, at the office of Messrs. LACON and ` . E, Solicitors. By Order of the Committee, JAMES. MACGREGOR,' Secretary. ur~rOn4}itt ee-rnom, Harrinyton Chatv , ,ers, '"h0 -street, Liverpool, Nov. 21, 1832. BEAUTIES OF THE OPERA AT HALF PRICE!— Diabelli's Selections of Airs from the following Operas; at is 6d. and 2s. per book, each book containing three or four sheets—viz. Tancredi, Cenerentola, Semiramide, &c.—Over tures to Cenerentola, Barber of Seville, Semiramide, and all the FavOurite, at ls. 6d.—trilliant variations on popular Themes, by Herz, Czernv, and Chaulieu.—The Marseillaise, the Parisi enne, Web'er's last Waltz, &e. at 6d. Overture to the Opera of Fidelio, by Beethoven . .. . ... ls 3d Overture to Massaniello, by Aui)er 1 3 Overture to Cinderella ' 1 6 Overture to Semiramide, by Rossini 1 6 Overture to Der Frcischutz, by Weber. 1 6 Overture to Tancredi 1 6 Airs from Anna Bolena, five sheets Airs from Cenerentola and Semiramide at 2s - .1 6 THE LAST Nlll7l. SONGS. When I Rov'd•a Young Highlander, sung with - accla- Illation, by Miss Inverarity 1 .0 The Deep Blue Sea 1 0 The POlish Drum • The Lady leaves the Banquet Hall .' • 1 0 There came to the Lady's Gate a Knight ieCaud Cloth Cloaks, Shooting Coats, &e. If the Close ; Coat consumes less than 1X yards, the price to diminish 35. per each 3gth, The Frock Coat, than 2x yards, ditto. The 'Trousers 2% ditto, to dlminish•ls. 6d. per each }oh; if more, to augment in the same proportion.' FOR SHIRTS, TROPICAL and all the CPEAPER SORT of 'CLOTHING they have recourse to the London con cern, (in which, from giving .constant employ, they obtain la bour of this kind ch ea p er th an i n LIVERPOOL, GLASGOW. Os; DUBLIN;) thereby. preventing this Brandi ehiiihing with and impairing the tine Clothing Branch. Individuals going abroad may provide themselves with every requisite article for the Voy-age,- so as to be converted into and form a Supply for arrival, they may also continue to obtain their supplies from SiLvEit and Co., who have correspondents o.t v 'or facilities to forward Goods to, most parts of the Glob . London and Liverpool ship-sailing information, and lists 01 necessaries for. the oyage aud arrival, with prices affixed, may 'be.Obtained on application. Shippers of Clothing are invited to inspect their Articles. ;Fnli sized Cotton Plain shirts from 1 6 to 4, 0 Ditto ditto, with full fronts 2 6 "- 5 6 Printed Shirting Yacht, Shirts. - 4 6 Checked: nd Striped Cotton Ditto 1 4 " 2 3 Irish Linen Plain Ditto. • • • • 3 '6 Upwards Ditto, ditto; with full and Fancy fronts:— 5.0 18 0 Jackets 'of White Jean or Satteen Ditto' White, Brown, or'Coloured Drill 4 6 9 6 Ditto Fustian orßeaverheen Ditto Blue Fine Cloth . •6" 8 0 Waiste 13 Oats of White Jean or Satteen 24 6 Ditto White or Coloured Marseilles Ditto Black or Buff Cassimere 6 6 " 10 6 Ditto . Valencia ' • 3 6 " 9 0 Trousers of Fine Cloth or Cassimere l2 ' 6 21 0 Ditto White, Drab, or Fancy Drill :3 9" 8 b• Ditto White Jean or Satteen- 26 '" 7 6 Ditto Fustian or Beaverbeen Ditto Linen' Sheeting or Duck .2 0" 4 6 Out-fits arranged 'at one hour's notice, either in LOndon or Liverpool. MANUFACTORY, No. 9, Georgestieet, Man sion-liouSe, Loudon. TerniCash, for which 5 per cent. ia allowed. PURE WATER. 113 OBLNS' ROYAL FILTERS.—Office, 69, Strand, .ion- Royal Filters are confidently recommended to UN public as thefonly invention capable of orodating a con stant and 'plentiful supply of the most pure, g ale o ne, and brilliant 'Water, however foul or turbid the sc c e from which they are supplied; and the simple fact of me than 37,000 being now in daily use throughout the itee Kingdom, the navy and merchant vessels, indepen ' of those actopted in various public and private establish s iis on the Continent, and. in more distant quarters of the G oe, i s a sure t est o f t h e i r efliCacy and advantages.—The following are selected from a very numerous body of testimonials presented to the Patentee by scientific and literary individuals 82, Gower-street. I have, at different periods, both in England and abroad, had oppor , tunities of observing and using the various contrivanc' a k sown as " Ascension Filters, Spring Filters," " Water Filters," " Barba - does Stone Filters," &c., but are all certain, after a short trial, to fail in effect, producing a scanty supply of wat,r, by no means of the first quality. ..Not so " The Royal Filters," the water is soon rendered pure and brilliant ; the supply constant, anti, I , conceive, the appara tus likely to be improved by being many y( ars in use. • (Signed) . T. C. CRANE, M.D., Betif,rd-row. I consider these Filters a most valuable invention, and when 'pl,- tients come to me, and finish their catalogue of the horrors of indi= g,!stion, I say "go to Robins's, and t a Royal Filter." (Signed) J. ABERNETHY,. 'Ft nterclon-street. After a constant use of the Royal Filter, I have much satisfaction in giiiog my testimony in its favour as the most 'complete apparatus of the, land, and an indispensable requisite for culinary purposes, and, consequently, for the preservation of health. (Signed) W. BEATIE, M.D., Calcutta. During our voyage, not a single case of indisposition occurred ;among the passengers or crew, and I do not hesitate to say, that the total _absence of sickness may be traced to the pure and delicio As state of the water supplied by The Royal Filter. J. S. GREGORY, M.D., Vienna. The Royal Filter ,is a most extraordinary discovery ; and marry scientfic persons who have drank the filtrated water, have not scru pled to affirm, that such a state of purity could only be produced by distillation. R. Z IDDER, F. F. J , V. A. , A.G. R. The increasing demand in this country and on the Continent lor:the Royal Filters having induced unprincipled and igno ra.nt.jaersons to fabricate humble imitations, and, in some cases, pretended improvements of the Patent, all of which must of necessity utterly fail in effect; and to eard against such at tempts the Pat en tee ea rnest l y requests 'Purchasers to observe that the words " ROYAL FILTER, GEORGE ROBINS upon each, and t h at they , can PATENTEE, LoNooN," are invariablY . Placed be obtained of hi s accredited Agents throughout the Kingdom. PRICES. s. d. Two Gallon size, purifying 12 Gallons per day . . 1 5 0 Three ditto . •• • • • 18 our ditto Six ditto Nine ditto • Tweh-e ditto Phttis„Drawinol and Prospectuses can be obtained, and the ApittratOluspected at the Office of 'Messrs: GoLnonNL and pans, Crown Chamberi, Red Cross-stleo Liverpool, SOLD BY ROSS AND NIGHTINGALE, PRINTSELLERs .ETC. CHRONICLE OFFICE, 12, LOR DLSTREET, LIVERPOOL;, Who have also on Sale, The Cook's Own Book, being Kitchiner in Miniature, by an English Cook, price One Shilling. We give it as our opinion, without fe or trembling, that every Cook should own this Book."—Unit d Kingdom. Economical Receipts for Cooking, by . W. Lopresti, many . years Chief Cook to his Royal Hight the Duke of Glouces.: ter. Price Is. How to keep House ; or Comfort and Elegance, on £l5O to £2OO per annum; with Tables for Marketing, &c. &c.—Dedi cated to all Housekeepers in the United Kingdom. Eighth Edition. Price Is. The New Book of Economy, or How to Live on £3OO to £3OOO a year. Price is. Open Sesame; or the Way to get Money ! By a Rich Man who was once Poor. Price ls. Standard Rules for Married Ladies; containing Instructions to make Rood and honest Female Servants; with hints for their own happiness. By a Lady of Manchester. Price 6d. Hints to Unmarried Ladies, in a letter from Ephraim Bleu kinsop, to his ward, Miss Lydia Languish. 6d. The Family New Test pook ; for the detection of all Poisons and Fraudulent Ingredieiats in Malt Liquors, Wines, and Spi rits. A new Edition, with considerable Additions, Corrections, and Improvements. By a Practical Chemiit. • Price Is. Important Advice to Married Men. 6d. How to Live without Pain, and to' arrive to a Healthy Acti vity in Old Age, with a Recipe for Brewing your own Porter and Beer, by which means a Family may save one half. Is. How to get Married; addressed to all Young Ladies and Gen tlemen. Is. "Courtship the Heaven of our Youth?'—FOßDE. • ST. ALBANS GRAND STEEPLE CHASE, Published by J. MOORE, at his Picture Frame Manufactory, West-street, Upper St. Martin's-lane, Six spirited coloured ENGRAVINGS, from Paintings taken on the spot, by Pollard, engraved by Hunt, Pyall, and Bentley, with P?rtraits of the Horses' and their Riders, including many of the most interesting occurrences during the Chase. Price, in colours, proof impressions, to Sub scribers, £2 12s. 6d. A coloured engraved Key, prescribing every Horse and their Riders, will be given with the above. R. ,and N. receive as soon as published M 4 Lean's beautiful Lithograhic Heads after Grevedon. The following are already published: —Here's to Thee—The Seraglio-He is not A - Miss — The English, Scotch, Irish, French, - Venetian, and Spanish Coquets—My Friend's Dress—Taking the Veil—Laura—The Confidant—The Evil Eye—Two Strings to my Bow—Lord Byron's Haidee—Lord Byron and Marianne—Don Juan—Ma-. zaroni and Wife—First Love—Cornine—Juliet after the Mat querade-'- William Tell—Donna Damiana—Jeune Grec—The Bride and Bridesmaid—lntrigue, or Key of the Harem—Vlora Macdonald after the Ball, &c. &c. Prwe 2s. coloured, and plain. DIRECTORS. The Right Hon. T. F. Lewis, M. P. Chairman, ' H. F. Stephenson, Esq., M. P.-Deputy Chair:Awl. Lancelot Baugh Allen, Esq.. I.William Grant, Esq. Stephen N. B ar b er , E sq . IJ. Knowles, Esq., I'. R. S. . Robert Biddtilph, Esq. - • I John Mendhani, E sq . Robert Davies, Esq. Thomas Meux, Esq. Adam GordOn, Esq. William‘Routh, Esq. E.RSIDENT DIREC1:01:• John Knowies, Esq., F. R. S. • • Acrirroas. •M. W.• Clifton, Esq., F. K. S. Charles 3 rris, Esq. Edward Know E I ies, sq. J. is w, Esq., r'. R. S. Physician, John A. Paris, M. D., . S., No. 23, Dove. , street. Surge . on, Benjamin Travers, Esq., F. R. S., No. 12, Bruton street. • Solicitor, Henry Young, Esq., Essex-street, Strand. • Actitwy, J. J. Downes, Esq. - Ayent jor Liveipool, T. 0. cooper. ibedical Referee/or Licerpool,,Dr. Trail THIS Society is so constituted as to present the means of effecting Assurances on Lives with the greatest possible advantage to the Public. • Three-fourths of the . present profits, and, eventually, the whole profits will be divided among the Policy-holders. Every person Assured to the e*tent of i,Z,OU, for the whole term of life, after four yeaxs,' be entitled to participate in the profits,. and to attend 'anti vote at all General Meetings, the Members of which have absotute 'controul over the afLars of the Societv.r • ' ~. • No claim can be litigated or disputed, without the sanction of a.General Meeting of the Policy-holders specially convened on the occasion. , . The Directors having availed themselves of all the impor tant information relative to the decrements of huill,ln which has recently been communicated to the Pubdc, have been enabled to construct a set of Tables, in which the Rates of Assurance are considerably lower than those of any other Office, in which the Assured participate in the profits. '1 hey have also been enabled, from the extent and variety of Cie computations, to adopt the mode. of payment, in each case, to the accommodation of the party Assured. An instance of such accommodation may be seen in the annexed extract from the increasing rates of Premium ; which have been ca.lculated expressly for the use of this Institution. Females and others, who are unable to attend p ersona lly at . the Office, may appea r before one of the Medical Officers, in town or country, and proposals may be completed without .de lay, where the documents relative to the health of the parties are satisfactory, • • . . Prospectuses and every requisite information may be ob tained by application to the Agent. . . Annual Premiums, increasing every fifth year until the twentieth, inclusive, after which a fixed AnnuafPremiunkL, be payable during the remainder of Life. Premium per Cent. per Annum - First Second Third Five Years. Five Years. 'Five Years 20 1 1 6 0 1 910 113 7 30 1 1 112 3 117 0 2 210 401 2 011 2 9 5 3 0 2 50 219 10 316 7 416 3 By older of the board of Director - , T, O. COOPLit, Agk payable (aring' --- 1 } -:N t e h - , 7:U r - - ' . : . 1,1. i:, . • .E. s, ci}: - 117 13.; - 2 211 - 210 - 6 . 2 P:s : 3 12N` .. I. 5 6 5 17 . :-' 'it' , -I f __., .l )irector - , '-{i.) S. _ t ne a r as d i a test