The Liverpool Standard and General Commercial Advertiser. — Liverpool, Merseyside, England, 1835-02-06 00:00:00

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C4ll L'Ollllll44U ell 'etke this concern will, ere is, . Intended La wil positively on the , ilttli ittstwa t. -Pc ''''' . .......mai b . • I long, rank auieu r vt tote le.u.bnir Cotutes of bholokeetig in lie .t t' . ;',_ .. il ,. 1: it , 1611,0.101 n. NVILLIAM RROC KISOPP, {mai ondon. • - `4 For cA.Leurra and CU INA . . _ / • ...' • !. 4 ' '' The Ship DUK ROF LANCASTER, • , ._ J. LUA SGSKAVES, Cou‘inatuter , 13ort he n pe r reg i ster 565 tout.—Fur tieig or.p at as t sage (having mast superior etibit.s, purposely arran For the India trade, 'tea a hurgeou being eugagert,)•tri t JOHN GLADSTONE and Co. AND GENERAL COMNIE RC lAL ADVERTISER. ttibtitatiollo. -HEARTS RESOLVED, AND HANDS PREPARED, THE BLESSINGS THEY ENJOY 'lO GUARD !--Sm,,LLETT. Tais day is published, IWO REPORTS, address e d t o the Liverpool and Man- I chester ItailwaN Coin pany,on the.PROJ EtrlEl) NORTH p i LINE OF RAIL - WA V from Lt C, pool to the Manchester, Button, and Bury Cdnal, near Ma •Iteter, exhibiting the extent of its Cuttings and Einbailliniet ta, with Estiiilltes or- the cost of completing the said itailviff. By CUA LILES V IGNOLE,`Z , , rail. and JOSEPH LOQKL, Lsq„ Civil Engineers. Liverpool : II ales and Baines; and sold by the Booksellers. 4 Ts spil . on the 17th in.tant. Fur BOMBAY, the Ship HEYW 011, JOHN JONES, '":1"--Coumia.actqr • bArtheu 4,17 t oms r rog i ster ; ent i re l y rebuiltip 18 . • 33.-1 or freight or pa :age apply to Messrs, Bot.t> and Russm., Brokers, or JOHN TOBIN. VoL. V.---No. 231.] FRIDAY, FEBRUARY 6, 1835. PRICE 70. *alto b 2 auction. O a bn Auction. _ tzed y i ri riiHE VOUTRAU of the EARL of WILTON need b) 11 Nlt. BosTocK, may he seep at the ST* - RI) OFvtct during the present and part of the ens,,ing w . Those Gen tlemen whit feel disposed to het•ome Sot itters to the Print ;o,:ptit to be'engraven from it will please t give their names as early as possible.—Proofs, Two Guineas; i'vikits, thie Guinea. HISTORY. LYCEUM LEC fURE-ROOAL 101 EV. GEORGE STOKES, LL.B., late of Trinity Ha, Caniimi4c, will deliver a course of .Seven Lectures, on the Li .STOII YOF THE MIDDLE GE —The course will comnwnce on Mos.o.t l', the 16th inettit, 4t. Hair-I)4A Si o'cloCk in the Evening prociseiy, and e clintinued ou every successive Friday and Monday till it i coinidemd. Tickets and a Syilat.tts fur the oursc lO4. Schools, Teachers, and r Pupits, for the • Course (each).• • • Ticket fay a Sin-le Lectur .1: For CA.I.ACUTTA direct, Il&e line I: erpoot-built Brig RIPLE Captain It.. 14.0 , 1 J? •A 1. 2.17 tons Able per register,- tiewly call erect, sails etnarkably fast, stud arell-kuown for makiaz qui passages. For IterEas,Sre.., apply on board,, in. the eriace' Dock; to IV - 4., 11. aftl i LET; tO Messrs. SANDS, TURNER, atict Co or to W. and ,J. TYRER. THIS DAY. TO TOBACCONISTS AND OT,I4ERS; By Messrs. T. sad J.. 'PRO' 'BB, To monnow, (Saturday,) the 7th instai precisely at Eleven o'clock, on the Premises, di Manche er-street, teading from the llaymarket, rukiE remaining STOCK in IkDE of a TOBACCO MANUFACTU I.lli, and N IMF DEAl.bli,_coin prising about 70 Boxes of Prime flavaunah Cigars, u great variety of Fancy Snuffs; together with the excellent Shop Fix tures and Irlffects, consistiag of Mahogany-top Counter, Single Desks, Stools, Shelving, Labelled Jars, Figures, a capital well stuffed Sofa, &c. The whole may be viewed on the morning of sale, when Cata logues may. be had. 1111E -DUBLIN UN IVNRSITY A NIAGAZINE, No' XXVI„ for FEBRUARY, eoutoins Conservatism, or Revolutin, Plain Words by a Plain T inker ; Scenes from the Life of Edward Laste:tes, Crent.,Cha $. 1,1 and 1.2.• Arithologia Germanica, No, II ; Schiller's Lay f the Bell, ntld ~lessage to the Iron Foundry ; Memoirs of t late Sir Chippiu Portage, Burt., (concluded;) learewelll lishupa of a Shovt-sightad Alan, or Adventures of Bartholomew Buzzard, lliber nian Nights' Eutertainineuts—Third Night; the Reoellion. pf Silken thoinusVProtestaut llq3ttlatioit to England; a few Words on the City Electici. Dutlirt Wat. R ' Jun., . and Cu. London : $ r N, Austi au,d Co. Sold by all Iluukcset.ais iu But United Kingdom. Tuts Day, (Friday,) the Gib instant, aLt One o'clock, at W,m, • Nevett's Office, Rumford-street, 10(.1 Tuns tine LIGN UM VI "f 4, Ex Donald, fron► Savanilla.—For further 1 • ieulars apply t 9 Messrs. Kb:aft, Imam, and TostuNsoN; Met hants, or,' WILLIAM NEVErf, ktioker. A7ORK and NORTH OF ENGLAND F LE and LlFii ASSURANCE OFFICE. M. WUTH SPOON, Agent. REMOVED to INDIA II LDINGS, frill here early d i eexp Per BOMBAY, t h e Ship FIRVA, A 1, A. NlTti4itsoSt, :lat er. For freight, &c. aopls to LINCAN GIBE. FEN W T 4: E4T.. tiraDe antf Aflantifactureo. is. F re ii t t . t : e liookseiler, Ch u rch-street Ti l c .' k o e r ts Y t t o m i n je g b P a e d rE• orA s i u r. n G de n r , : Mr. AnAkt CLARKE I)AlitiES, Church-street ; Co., Printers, James-street, and at the Rooms. WEST INDtES. A7 - `-• To sca immediat r For DEMORARA, the Ship EL MIRTH, Capt. st-, JOHN MAGooNal.p.—Fur freight r passage apply us board Wateiloo Duck, to Messrs. BOLD sod I tuss4L, Broke rs , or JOHN yoBIN. L., sail puss4iuely on tlsolOtil i tant. For BARBADOES The A 1 Brig 'WATER • ITCH, NEWLY. Mas ; Lying is Q ueen ' s D oc k .— F or freight or passage apply to THOMAS 1,14. E and Ca Will sail first fair wind after Sancta!' the Bth instatet. Jar- RING7ON, JAMAICA, th Brig GEORGE .114:70' GOItDQN, Wtr..timo WALSH, It aster; burthen per * * register IS6 tons; not! loading -est side Canning Dock. lusurnsice on all goods shipped by this vessel will be serfueted on the same terms as by any of the Regular First : class . Tratkers. - =- - Ptirfbitztt or passage apple on board,or to G. 11. 9.•TARLR'r,O.N, 34 Wider-street, •To sail On the 15th inst t. For DENIERARA, the Ship INA AN CHIEF, J. If * , H. WILLIA Comtnaryter; hen per register W 7 - 116 tans.—For freight of palsag Jiving most superior • Cabins, apply to • JOH,N" GiLAIISTONE Put CO. To sail on the 15th instal . For DEMERARA, the Ship 1 • BEL, Captain GORNAL.—For freight or passag • ply to C. 1 and F. SHAND. 7'n sail on Me 28th of Feb ary. • For ANTIGUA, the new Ship Sill, JOHN 70131 N. • To sail in a fortnight For DRIMERAKA, the tiatel,t 292 inns, JOHN, StEy ART, Master ; •1" in King's Duck• hop height or passage apply on arc ~ or to ROBINSON aiul (ARVIN, Mason-street, UNITED STATES. T u sail on tlso Bt/ in4tant./ • For NEW YORE, the line 4rs Ims American ief Ship UOGARTII, Captain Ga Nui.Av; burtheu 400 taus, &toper-fastened and n y copecred, sails fast, and has excellent acconatnodatipris f ten passengers in the cabin..—F o r freight or passage appl Olt board, in the tleo,rge's Dock, or to WAD.AiNGTV. HOLT, and Co. - r To ,ail on 77enrsday, the /12th. i s lant. .4,,,..K, For NF Air YORK, the superior first lass American . :W . 7o".;.Ship, ALBION, NATINIAI4IIO. PuTP: Masteri bur ' than 400 tons, coppered and coupe astened, presents Ito shippers an excellent opportunity, as sit sails fast, and will take goods at moderate rates ; hos spacious accommodations for gmsseugers.—Apply on board, Prince's Dock, or, ELLISON FRODSFIAM. Will !Lave early despu 41 : A For SAVANNAH, the new 'hip TORY, i.' ,. • 1:- ..... . ARCHIBALD REtp, aster, 3' - :- -. For freight, &e.,iip,i?ly to UN . CAN Glfil3. ~ 'II z l il t . sbtrimn Wabigation, GREENOCK AND. GLASGOW ST ANtERS, lIS F H With Goods and Pass nyers, Every WEDNESDAY OM .SATURDAT, :NA at\ IHE CII,II G ASGQW Steam-pac'ket 'Company' ell-known Vessels, CITY OF GLASQQW.( I',eW. 5 ler) , JOHN \VQUL, Iton.r. klwiN,9, Commander, The VULCAN, ALEXANDER DRYSDALE, Commander, Sail from the Clarence Dock, as under, with or without Pilots :-,-- The VULCAN sails To-sioit - now, (Saturdey,) the 7th instant, at Six o'clock in the Evening. The JOIIN WOOD sails O,U WEDNESDAY next, the 11th instant, at Nine o'clock in the Evening. Apply to DAVID WIVER and Co., 31, Water-street. GENERAL STEAM NAVIGATION COMPANY. STEAM Packet,. 11 . • TILE. GENERAL STEAM NAVIGATION COMPAN r.S first rate and sip , erior -PACK "IS:O‘ "IS leave the CUSTOM•HOLISE ONDON, for— • HASIBUILGR, carrying his Majesty's ils, every Wed• nesday and Saturday Morning, returns every. Wednesday and Saturday. ItOrIERDAM, cari•yinivhis Maje y's Mails, every Wed - sae sd ay and Saturd..iy Morning, at Seven precisely, returning ever_Y Weda.esday. Awl Saturday. ANTWERP, with a bag of letters front the Postoffice, as follows : From London. From Antwerp. Sunday,..,„Fehruary 15 • Thursday..... February 19 Wednesday -February 25 Sunday. March 1 At Eight o'clock in the Morning. OSTND, every Saturday Morning, returning every Tues day night. CALAIS, every Sunday Morning, returning every Wednes day Night, Applications for freight, on the Rotterdam and AntwPrp stations, to be made to Messrs. DE BIE and IVA lIN, 4. Crescent, Minories; uu the other stations to Mr. NORMAN, .1, Watet lane, Tower-street. Information may also be obtained from Messrs. HA LL., Wharfingers, Custom-6 11%e Quay; Mr. SCAiEs, agent, Ram sga t e; M r . C AirrEu, Agent, Margate; Mr. BLAVIS,' Agent, Brighton; Messrs. CowtE and So N, Foreign Newspaper Office, 30, St. I.Vlartin's-le-Grand ; Mr. Col./4mi, 61, Charing cross;, Mr. UNDERWOOD, 56, Rayinarket;.at the:Spread .Bagle, ItegEnt Circus, Pi cca dill y; and at the Office of the Company, 69, Lombard -street. Powerful Steam Packets may be engaged fur Towing •and Excursions. CHAS. BESSELL, Secretary. General Steam Naviyation Company, .6% Lombard-street. London. Hale. / pi CONSTANTLY ALE , Buenos Ayres.and Monte Video 1 and SALTED, OX HIDES, of heavy and gilt weights, in quality-equal to any ever imoorte . from the River Plate; the Salted Hides being free from flesh and salt, well trimmed, and i -invariably withoutinjury from heat.—Anty to GEO. 'BARKER and -Co„ or to SAMUEL LAFONB, p, Tithebarn-street. . l g WARRANTED AN HORS E And CORPORATION-TESTE HAIN, CABLES. BAL i 1 CLAY, Trentham-si re t and Parliament7street tegal NoticE. WHEREAS, by an order of th e : Hi g h C o urt o f Ch ancery bearing date the 29th day of January, $33, made in. • certain causes entitled " AVCREERY against 800 10" Al`CaEg ui ag4iII§t.E,WAIIM," WUREEILY again DUNCAN,"--It was ordered among• other the gs Abet the eneral credit o rs hereinaft e r named-of Messrs. 'ROSCOE CLARKE, and ROSCOE. late of Liverpool, booker s allied in, the 6th schedule to the report of WILLIAM WI GFIELD, Esq. one of the Masters of the said Court, made in the said causes,. and dated the 19th day of December, 1831, as not havin g c l aime d or recei ve d the instalments or interest, (ameutatiog in the whole t the suns of 1:6115 75."9d.) due to them respectively in respect of their several debts secured by Certain, agreements, dated the 15th dity of January, 1819. and the 31 day of "%larch, 1819, in the said report mentioned, tlrat is to say— Edmund Aikin, of .Liverpool, architect ; th e A ss i gnees o f th e, .estate an d effects of Elliot Arthey, of Liverpool, merchant; "William Barrow, of Liverpt el, surgeon ; the Executors of William Barher, formerly of. Liverpool, m erc h an t, d ec e ase d ; , David Balberney, of Liverpool aforesaid, mer c h an t ; . M essrs . ; • Colli ns and Gabrielle, of Liverpool aforesaid, professors of I "SiC j Messrs. Colley, .Brown, awl Anderson, of Liverpool aforesaid, joiners; the Assignees , of the estate and effects oft Daeres, of Liverpool, plasterer; the Assignees of the: estate and effects of John Groves, of Liverpool, merchant ;; the Assignees of the estate and effects of J. Garbers, of Liverpool, merchant ;. Simon Handy, of Liverpool, merchant;: John Harry, of Liverpool, merchant; the 'Assignees of the estate and effects of Charles, Jones, of Lives pool, mercha nt ;' Thomas Jon es , of H o ly we ll, s h o pk ee p er ; William Naylor, of Liverpool aforesaid, cutler; Cornelius Shuttleivorth, of Liver, - pool aforesaid, so,rgeort; the .Adnainistratrix of the estate of C. Satterthwaite,forMerly of Liverpool, merchant. deceased ;. Thomas Slade, of Livepool, salt-merchant; th e A ss i gnees o f the swats audisffects of James Thompson, of Liverpool, mer chant; the Assignees of the estate and effects of Thomas Thorni and co., of Liverpool, merchants ; William Wilson, of Liver; :1 )001 , gentleman ; John Yates, of Halewood, farmer; Hobert Meacock of Livezpool, ship?chandler; . and -- Ross, o f Stirling, doctor of physic, and the personal representatives of such of them as may be dead, or anY other party or parties in-: terested or claiming to be interested therein, are, on or before .the 14th day of February. 1835, to come in before the sail . -Master, and make out. their claims to the said instalments o r •interest, at the said, Master's o ff ice, Southampton-buildings, " c ha , ncery-lane, Louilou, or in default thereat they will be yereniptorily excluded the benefit of the said order. LACE, SONS, and MyERS, Liverpool. TAYLOR,. ROSCOE, and TURNER„ London. 'COLONEL BALDWI,N; LATE OF FIIOI)SH.AM, CHESHIRE. I T is r equeste d that any Gentleman who is in possession of the. Will or Papers of the above Gentleman, whose death. .was,announeed iu the Dublin papers l t month, will have the „ goodn ess to rOrw,atil information that effect to Grime . „ r iBEAuDo, 1:3, •York-stre e t. C ~Es WHITTotv, Esq.. 30, t.ower qardinpr,strvot; Y CRP:XI:4Y JUSTICE,'EST,' Danziile-strttpi, THIS Day, (Friday,) the 6th instant, at Twely o'clock, at Husun's Office, Exchange-buitdi gs, 17 , ,W) East India OX and COW I -ES, Ex Franklaad, front Calcutta.—Apply th N 'rAY.lOa, 1 2 QTTElt, alai Cu., Merchants; or to WILLIAM HI.ISO Broker,' • THIS DAY, (Friday,) the 6th instant, at T elve o'clock, at Buchanan and Browne's Office, Old all-street, 20W Dry salted Brazil OX a,nd C V HIDES, Just landed ex 'Glom% from Ceara.—App t Nlessia. IiOBEHI' SIMILEHMISY and Co., Merchants, or to BUCHANAN and 1ik40W1%31, Brokers. • . This DAY, (Friday,) the 6th instant, at. { i * tyche o'clock, a rinebauan. and Browne's Office, Oldltikll-street, 1000 Dry salted Brazil 0.X,-awl COWL 1-11.DE5,,, Lately landed. BUCEIANAN and. BROWNE, Brokers. MONDAY• On Morino, nest, the. 9th instant, at Twelve o'clock,•on the Quay, Prince's Dock, . • • ,7-P Tititj EN'ri E Ex Roscoe; rrotnNeiv York.—App!) , to Mes rs. DEN ISTOUNj MACKIE, ancl.C..,.;.Merchants, or to • T. nod LITTLt;DALE nil Co Brokers. . . • On MON wilt . nest, the 9th instant, at Twelv o'clOelc,. at the Office of Jones, Mann, and F 4 ll's i, E . • 30 Cases of Superior Spa.rkliog CIIA PAGN, in Cakes of 4 dozen ea c h . , • 40 Oases Pipe OM 'PORT N INE, - •in Cases of 3 dozen each. ' Apply to NVM. CO ETON, 4, Oldhall-Street. TUESDAY. On TUESDAY next, the 10th instant, at . Twelve o'elock,, at Junes, Matta, and Foster's Office, Date-street, la Bales Damaged. JUTE, 1 t Do. Do. East IndiallEMP, '2 Tolli pu. St. Peteisbirg Which may be seen previously.--,-Apply. to • JONES, MANN,' and FosTEn, Brokers. Ou.TeESDAy next, the 16th instant, at Ele en o'clock, on the Quay, east side Brunswick ock, 782 Logs Yellow PINE T BER, 207 Lugs BIRCH, 2c. 07. -2 DEALS and AL ENDS, 89 2 13 Ash Hogshead TAVES, 6 ratinnns LATHWOOD, Now landing, per Elizabeth, from St. John,. N.B.—,Apply to BAH Motn) BNN lilt, Esq., or to DUNCAN and EWING, Brokers. Op TU - t.'SDAY next, the. 10th inslot, at Twelve a' .ek, in Edward Chaloner's Bonded, Yard, Keut-s4e. 20,525 Pieces Quebec PINE and SPRUCE- PL NKS, 562 Logs and Curls St.. Domingo MAHOG. Y, 16 Logs and, Curls Cuba MAHOGANY, IL Lows and Curls St-. Domingo SATIN; 576 Log s Pencil CEDAR, :it 1,093 R SEWOOD PLANKS, 85 ZEBRA WOOD PLANKS, 1.511 Vieces BULLY-TREE WOOD, 68 Pieces GREENHEART TIMBER, Pieces Quebec HICKORY, 556 Pieces BIRCH TIMBER, 1,122 Pieces lIICKORY 11ANDSPIKES, 265 Logs St. J o h n ' s R e d 'PINE. n By order of the Importers. EDWARD CEA LONER, Broker. TITURSDAIi . . On To UIZSD.I Y next, the 12fh, instant, at Sale -roots, inns,Exchauge-Luild 197 Chests of 1 - 1 YSON. E '7OO boxes or CONG O U 1" PO, _Ex Bombay. Packet, from Bo►nbay.— ply to WM. Pitt and SON, or BATESON dud, 1 - I.OII..SPALL, Brokers; TEAS. att T LIU lI&DAY next, the 12th instant, at Ten clock, in the Public Sate Romp, Exchoge-Buil ga, 592 Chests of BO HEA; • J 1&) „ CONGO, 127 „ SOUCELON :45 „ 'TWANKAY, • 15U HYSON. Those Teas are just landed ex Perseverance, Capt. Gibson, from Canton. They are in excellent condition, and of the choicest Chops usually imported by the East India Company.— Apply to Messrs. MURRAY, SYlgli and Co., Merchants; or to SAMPSON SMITH and CO,,,Brolters. On THURSDAY next, the 12th instant, at ne o'clock, at Buchanan and Browne's Office, 01 all-street, 20 Chests LAC, DYE 8 Chests SHE'LL L Apply to Messrs: CAl:sant RenyHEßs, Merchants, or to .g.UC I:IAN AN and RHOWNE.,,Brokers. . . On THURSDAY next, the 12th instant, at en o'clock, at William Nevett's office, Rumfor -street, 3.3 Bales Bengal S.AFFF ER, Ex Indus, from Cale . For further particulars, apply to WILLIAM NEVETT, Broker. On THURSDAY next, the 12th instant, at ve o!elock, at Broker's Otlice, (if not previously sold y prkate, 61 Tierces t Fine. New Carol' a RICE. 9 'Half Ditto. For particulars apply to Messrs. I; GE, PRICHARD, eagl, Co or T. 0. COOPER, Broker. FRIDAY. (41,Fit1e4j next, the 18th instant, at Twelve clock, at Bate ' son and liorsfall's Office, Lower C stle-street, 550 Bags Brazil COI , Nov landing ex Trinidad Packet and ohn and James, from Bahia. BATBSON and HOItSFALL, Brokers, AFTER PRAY "NETT. BANKRUPT PROP,ERTY. By order of the .dssignees, On TURSDAY, the 17th instant, at Half-past One o' ek, at. C. 'l'. Dunlevie's Office, Brunswick-street, opposit. he'Corn Exchange, About 10,0(X) Bushels of WiIEAT, 130 Sacks Coarse FLOUR, 90 Loads INDIAN MEAL, 150: hacks BARLEY FLOC 200 Sacks Coarse PROVENDER, • 70 Sacks BRAN, 95 Barrels FLOUR, COBushels MALT, 16 Quarters BEANS, 11,000 Bushels OATS, in bond. Tagether with.a qu i aritity of Cora Utensils, Sacks, Weights,' Beams, Scales, 4c. &e.— Ile Property may be examined 1,11 the mean time, and Agaralogues of Sale may' be received, byl applying to Mr. Jmito.kluan, or to C T DUN.LEVIE Broker. On THURSDAY, the •14th instant, at Twe ild /Clve clock, at the: Safer.rooin,-EAcharige , b 100 - Bales Indian WOOL. Apply to JAMES •SPE,C ( E, Esq., Merchant, t)r . to. BUSIIANA,N and BROWNE, ;Broken. On Tu n unsAY — tße .IPth - instant, at Twelv o'clock, at the :PublioSaletromn, Exchange-Im' ings, 200 Bales' South Wal 0014, Lately landed ex FlOriiitia and Enchant ss, from Sydney. — Apply to Messrs. li ASFALL, BeowNE, and ASPINALL, Mer chants, or to BtJUIIANAN and BROWNE, Brokers. MINERA,L SUCCEDA.NELIII. 70k - FILLING DECAYIIO TEETH WITHuLT PAIN, HEAT, OR IPR.ESSURE, •AND • INCOBBOD/BLE .MINERAL TEETH, • haceet without Wires, Springs, or any other Liyatures. .x 4 ONS. MALLAN and SONS, N o . 46, B OLD - STREET , Ili Liverpool, and 36, Mosley-street, Ma Chester, Sur-, geon Dentists, (at 32, Great Russell-street, oomsbury, aud .9,- flalf-moon-stieet. Piccadilly, L on d on ) a ntly thank their ,Friends and the Public -for. the distinguis re d support which' they continue to receive, and beg respectfully to announce that. they may he consulted daily at the above Establishments. Mons. MALIAN and SONS continue to RESTORE', DECAYED TEETH, however large or small the cavity,: with their celebrated 'MINERAL SUCCEDANEUM, St; universally recommended by the Faculty of 'England, France, and other Continental Cities. The (iteration of stopping 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 lasts for many years, preveuting the necessity of extraction. Messrs. M. during their course of study have adopted a mode of FASTENING LOOSE TEE'FFI, particularly of aged persons, whether arising from neglect, or the use of calo-! mel, or disease of the sums. INCORRODIBLE 'MINERAL TEETII placed frolnone: to a complete set, which are incapable of discolouration orcor-1 region,- fixed w ith ou t wires or kigatnres, ;renders it imposSiblel to distinguish the Artilkial Teeth from the Natural Qnes,. and warranted to answer every purpose of mastication , and artier", lation, and will, be found, in every respect., amply competeuttto supply the pl ace o r th e i r predecessors. NATURAL I:Erffl fixed on the above improved principle. i The Faculty arc constantly welcome to witness the applica4 lion of the Mineral Surcediineum, which they. so .universa,lly reeo,nonend. Messrs. M. recommend' to Parents and others, having the care of Children., :to he particular in having their. Teeth examined preykus to their second growth, as v,arinus diseases of the mouth have arisen froin that neglect. Charges tut in Patio. ,: . TO PUBLICANS AND OTHERS. By Messrs. T. and J. TROTTER; On MONDAY. next, the 9th -instant, at Eleven o'clock precisely, un the Premises, Richmond-row, nearly' opposite Collins st reef, gill E remaining part of the HO EHOLD FURNI. , • TURE k s4.ar Fittings,, a aniall _ (ll.l' ).lty of Ale and, Spii and EffeCts of u Publican removing, The Furniture comprises an ekoellent Eight-day Clock in handsome Mahogany Case, grand 'Piano-forte by Brouthrood, capital - and well-made Mahogany Chairs, Sofa , covered in Black Hair Cloth, Dining, Pembroke, Curd, and Snap Tables, sets Camp Bedsteads, Pailasses, t,Thamber Chairs, Ti4las, and Basin Stands, Fenders and Fire Irons. The Bar Fittings consist of an excellent Spirit Vountei l with Taps and Piping. complete, handsome Painted. § e -irit Casks, Mahogany Drinking 'tables, Ale and Spirit. Measures, Trays, Glasses kke &c. May be viewed on the morning of sale. SPLENDID STOCK OF CUT GLASS, CHINA AND EARTRENWARE. By Mr,. PULLER, THIS Dior, (Friday,) the 6th insteat, and following days, at Eleven o'Clock; upon the Premises, No , 119, pear St. James's Church, IHE, entire STOCK. in TRADF/SHOO FIXTURES, IL nearly new, and excellent OUSEHOLD FURNI TURE. . . The . Stock .comprises elegant ut Glass, Wine and Spirit Decanters, Turnbters, Goblets, ript , s; Finger Cups, Butter Tubs, Pickle Jars. Pitchers, Trifle ,Dishes, I,nstre.s, pumps, & N ., and a large and general stock of plain Glass. The China comprises a splendid variety of Dessert and Tea Services, and. Chimney Ornaments, sets of Enamelled Chamber Ware, Printed Dinner and Dessert Services, awl a general assortment of useful Earthenware. The Household Furniture and Shop Fixtures will be sold on the last day.. Catalyser may he bad. at M. Ft:Lulu's:Office, 36, Rea, shaw-street,, on 'Thursday, and, the . Stock viewed on the morn, ing previous to each day's sale. TO INNKEEPERS AND OTHERS. By GEORGE ASHTON, of Prescot, On TvEsP4I next, the 10th, and WarnsEsoar, the 11th instant, at Eleven, O'clock in the Forenoon of each day, at the House of Thomas Gasket!, the Hotel, in Bootle, . A LL the modern and genteel HOUSEHOLD FURNI .4II,, TURE, eunsisting .of eleven prime new Goose Feather Beds and Bedding, Hair, Flocks aud Straw Mattresses, Maho, gany Four-post and Camp Bedsteads and Hangings, Bed and Table Linen, Wiuduw Curtains and Blinds, N ogany Dining Table with D ends, Pembroke, Card, S a , Snap, and other Tables, five Mabogany Sofas covered w Mohair, Mahogany Butler's Tiay, M a h n , 'eats, Stained Ros e w S o id o e d b eh r a d i , rs h .w la it ho h e g. a in n y e C B h ea a t i s rs , C w u it p h bo l a l r a d i s, ganv.and Painted Chests of Drawers, Wash'Stands, Dressing l'alites and Services, Brussels and Kiddermiuster Carpets, Druggets, Stair and Bedside Carpeting, Hearth Rugs, Oil Cloths, Looking Glasses, Hush-bottomed Chairs, Pictures, China, blue and white Table Ware, Castors, Dish Covers, Hastner, Wariniug Pan, Washing Tubs, Knives and Forks, Britannia-metal 'lea and Coffee Puts, B rass F en d ers, Fi re Brasses, Kitchen Fender and Fire•irons, Brass, Tin, and Plated Candlesticks, with a great variety 'of Culinary Utensils. Also, the Stock in Trade of an Innkeeper, etinsisting of a tarp quantity of Glasses, Wine and Spirit Decanters, spirit Glasses, Pewter Mea.su es, Pewter Pint and Gill Cups, F . 41- tering Machine, Sze. Also, an Omnibus in excellent condition, fotir Horses, four Sets of Harness, Boar and Store Pig, three Corn Bina, Cart, and Wheelbarrow. May be viewed and 0444/yes had the day previous to ;lie sate. By order of the Mortgagee. / On Fa max next, the 13th Instant, at One 'clock in the after noon, at the Clarendon-rooms, South ' Mu -street, subject t o the conditions then and there to be roduced, and either i s n one or two -Lots, as may. be agreei e pon at the time of Sal e , TWO DWELLING-HOUSES, ti the' north sid e of Sack sine -street, Uverton,, number 12 and 13, the former of which is untenanted, and the latter occupied by Mr. Graham. For further particulars apply to Messrs. 3. and G. Cachm JOSEPH'S REPOSITORY, ----- 92, BOLD-STREET. PePB4llB FURNISHING, I,'Llrella.SerB of FANcy ARTICLES, Visit ors, and Strangers in Liverpool, will find it their interest to call at this Establishment, which they will find THE CHEAPEST AND BEST SELECTED STOCK IN LIVERPOOL, And one of the L.4RG.EST IN THE KINGDOM 19DHE STOCK consists of FURNISHING IRONMON GERY, in all its Branches, including splendid DRAW-. ING-ROOM,, SIDEBOARD, SYNOAIBRA, HALL, CHAMBER, READING, and OTHER LAMPS. PAPIER, MACHEE and Japan TEA TRAYS, Fire and Hand Screen ,s, BREAD 'BASKETS, Knife Trays, CARD POOLS, CARD BOXES, WINE CARRIAGES, &c. `.route, Brass, and Wire FENDERS, Steel FIRE:IRONS, &e. Best "LONDON Bronze TEA URNS, Kettles and Lamps, COFFEE POTS, &c. BLOCK TIN D/SII :COVERS, liasteners, and VERTI CAL ROASTING JACKS. Superior TABLE. CUTLERY, Scissors, RAZORS , PEN and. POCKET KNIVES, .Knife Sharpmers ' &c. Brass CURTAIN POLES, E n d s , 13A,NDS, &c. Best Britannia Metal TEA POTS, Coffee POTS, PER COLATORS, &c. JAPAN, And every other description of CU NA..IIY ARTICLI3S,. in BRASS, .l •N, and TIN. • A SP.L.ISXIAR assortment of R LILY-CUT and PLAIN .GLASS. consisting , of CENTI and FRUIT DISHES, 'DECANTERS, Goblets, 'TUA L EAS, Wines, Liqueurs, Ch,ampagne, and 110,QK 0.1..., 'SES ; Custards, LEMON ADES, Jenks, SALTS; Claret, Watertamk Cream JUGS; Sugar and •Finger 'BASINS, Wine Coolers, wATF.Ift CARA FIFS, v..& • J. and Co: baying all their GLASS cvT ON THE PRE MISES, are enabled to cut to match at the Shortest Notice, awl to sell at the very . LOWEST PRICES. A splendid Stock otStIEFFIELI) PLATED . with Massiye'SlLVEß EDGES, consistin,, of EPERGNES, Tea and Coffee ,Urns, WINE COO LE It S, DISHES and. CVR, Can.diesticks, ERANCII ES, CRUET, 3./QUOU,. and SOY FRAMES, .Souv and Sauce Tureens, rv,A and, COFFEE. SERVICES, Toast Racks, SNUFFERS and: TRAYS, &c. Best PLATED ON STEEL SPOONS and FOR - S,; TOAST' RACKS, Garvey Rests, Nuterark s ,•& e. " BRITISH .PLATE—.SPOONS, FORKS, and :other - Asti-1 cies; of superior quality, and LOWER IN PRICE than amyl other House. Spoous and ,Fofics, CIIILDREN'S Muffineers, Seissors, CARD CASES, FRUIT, B utter, and Cheese KNIV ES'. Labels, PENCIL CASES, Cigar Tub.es,•PURSE.S Thirn-; bles, SNUFF BOXES, SCENTS, & o . , An extensive assortment of- WRITING DESKS WORK BOXES DRESSING CA FMS TEA .CADDIES, - T OILET and LIQUEUR CASES, \Vatch Stands, &o. • BAGATELLE, Backgammon, and •CIIESS TABLES IVORY and lone CHESS MEN. , Ele.gaptly-bound BIBLES, Prayer Books, Albums, &c. Best LONDON JEWELLERY, in all the Newest Pat-, teru,s,, sot with =Diamonds, Pearls, Emeralds, &c., in SU ITS.— EAR-RINGS, RINGS, BROOCHES, Pins, NECK a,to Guard CHAINS, Seals, Keys, LOCKETS, &c., MOU.RN ING and WEDDING RINGS. GOLD and Silver GENEVA„ LEVER . , and VERTICAL . WATCHES, by •avproved M a k ers . • • • GILT and MOSAIC .GOLD, GLOVE BANDS, Combs' HEAD ORNAMENTS, EAR-RINGS, BROOCHES, Suits , , Bracelets. &e. = • RkIRLIN IRON and JE,T Necklaces, CJIAINS L Crobses EAR-RINGS, liron,cllcs, &c. , TORTOISES-HELL - Cabinets, TEA CADDIES, CARD CASES, Inkstands, INDIA Fari, CARD CASES, Cigar s Cases, PEAK , COUNTERS, &c. A Splendid Assortment of OR-MOLU. and ALABASTER CLOCKS, with and without MUSIC, SEVRES CHINA, in VASES, INKSTANDS, MATCH poTS, La.t ur, • Rapketo, CANDLESTICKS, Ornaments &c. W.ORK 1 ABLES, Table C overs , BASKETS Fans, Orn aments , BEADS, TQYS, and all th e Fancy Manu factures of' France and Germany generally imported into this, Country. MUSICAL BOXES from 15s. to £lO. . 3ut).New and •Second-hand Double and Single-barreled G. UNS, RIFLES, Blunderbusses, PISTOLS, Powder Flasks, Shot Belts, &c. &c. ; SPRING SPEAR KNIVES and DIRK risToLs. • FLUTES, Wolin% ACCORDIONS,, GUITARS, from 15s. upwards. BRONZE ,Candelabra INKSTANDS, Card Racks, FLOWER JARS, Watch Stands, CANDLESTICKS,, Tapers', &c. Glass and Bronze LUST RES, from 10s. per pair and upwards. GLASS SHADES, for covering Ornaments of eyeu size and shape. • .BAROMETERS, Thermometers, MICROSCOPES, Tele scopes, QUADRANTS, MATHEMATICAL INSTRU MENTS' s. Measuring Taes &e: . GOLD, Silver, 'STEEL, 'Tortoiseshell, and Horn SPECTA OLVIS,and EYE .GLASSES. umB . RELLAS;.PARASOLS, Walking Sticks, CARPET BAGS,'Ilat Cases, &c. Genuine EAU lIE .COLOGNE, Lavender Water BEAR'S GREASE, and Perfumery in general. , First Quality London W H ITE 'WINDSOR SOAP, Is. per ; BROWN,. Is. 40. per Ib. ; Rose, Is., (id.; Almond, Trans parent, and other Soaps. . • TORTOISESHELL, Geneva, German Shell, 'and other COMBS. Best LONDON HAIR aud other BRUSHES. B.L. JOSEPH and Co. SUPPLY MERCHANTS, CAP. '[GAINS. and. SHOPKEEPERS on the most LIBERAL TERMS. OLD GOLD AND SILVER, DIAMONDS AND I'EARLS, RODUMT OR TAKEN IN EXCMANGE. PLATE AND GLASS LET QN HIRE FOR PARTIES. ic.r.—No - Business doge en . .. Saturdays until Evening. . . UPHOLSTERY AND CABINET WAIAHOUSE, :/ No. PA • Lower end of :Nato! -pleuxcent, near the . delphi Huh 1. rr HOMAS ROFE, begs leave resp c u.ly to announce to I his trends, the Nobility, ( en , rv, d tAtibtic generally of of Liverpool and its Vicinity, ti at hS nus taltea the Prennses lately occu i .ied by Mr. Fsiactout.u, where he purposes open ing, on WEoryEsniv next, with an extensive, fashionable and entirely NEW STOCK of GOODS of every description con nectedwith the business of an Upholsterer and Cabinet Maker. Ile trusts by strict• personal attention to alt commands corn itted to his t-narge, and by -the excellent quality of his ilrticles, to be favoured ►with a share of Public patronage which ►will ever be his study to merit. NEW MUSI,C AND MUSICAL INSTRUMENT WAttguluUstl, 191, LONDON-ROAD, tap ILors below the Lil;ntl As,ylort. CII. THOMPSON respectfully teueelt W 1. S 4 . 00111 ;e . knowledgments to the Nubility and gentry of Liverp-o1 and its vicinity for their extensive patrOtage, and hopes by strict attention to merit a.coptiunance o' the saw- O. 11. T. has just received a ries Supply of pl ANO FORTES. whii:hte eau offer at frog "Wk..hY GUINEAS and upwards. PIANO rORTES lent on' hikL, MILITARY BANDS furnished with INSTRUMENTS on the shortest notice, MUSIC COPIED, INSTRUM EN TS TUNED, RE PAIRED. and taken in exchaoge.' A consiunt Supply of NEW MUSIC weekly from LONDON. N.B. All INSTRU , tENTS sold by C. 11. 'l'. will be kept in Tune for TWELVE MONTHS. • SEEDS, FLOWERS, ROO' 8, &e. T CLJ'L'HBER ' I' begs to state he has veiled a Warehouse, 0 • No. 12, CLAYTON-SQUARE, corner f Elliot-street, with 4n extensive Assoitment or SEEDS, 1 , 1 WERS, ROOTS, aad all Utensils connected with Hoitien t re and Agriculture. J. CUTRBERT'S experience at ssrs. Whaltevs, together with kis piactical experience, en.a es him to select, and be is determined to sell only the very first qualities, and this at a very moderate profit, by which he trusts to receive a portion of pub lic patronage. J. C. wilt receive all new Seeds, Plants, &c., as they may appear in London, he being in daily communication with the first flouses in the Trade. THE NEW TEA WAItEHOUE, 33, SOLD 'TIIEET, Will be opened on Saturday, the 7th February , by BROCK SOP P, - from London. The object of this Establishment is t combine in one con cern, the Tea ME RCM Abi I' and Tea Di RR. • The EXTINCTION of the tedious m iopoly of the East India Company made the opening fur t 's terprize. The advantages of a " FREE. I pE" in Tea wi.// be, the im portation of a greater ttuanti ty„ b ght at a. lower rate, imported at a LESS EXPENSE, and SOLD HERE AT A LESS Paten than cou.d be afforded under the old system. The TIME is NOT cost le for the public to reap the advantage of " free trade" with China,—it will COMMENCE iu the ensuing Spring with the importation of SUCH TEAS aS the Company would have brought, had it continued in tvade. Nearly all. the "free trade" 'lea at present received is but the sweepings of last Season's market, and hence the prevailing outcry against the teas generally on sale. • Fortunately fur both Consumer and Dealer there is still in England more than a year's stock of really GOOD TEA of the last ccop, and, therefore, au ample supply to lust out until the " free trade" system shall work smoothly. This opening. of the Tea trade places the Dealers in a new position for, it will be the Goon iciseas 4iutte who will main tain tlte customers' confidence. Until now, the Company's TxA INSPECTORS were the per sons on who valuation most dealers wholly relied—now, the Inspectors, those " Guton-PosTs" to the Dealers, make way fur indiriolual TA LENT and tact. The labour, amongst dealers, of sampling and tasting - the East India Company's 'l'cas, was the work of a very limited number of persons; it is as ONE of that limited number that BROCKSOPP introduces himself to.the notice of the consumers of Tea in*Liverpool. Hence, every buyer of Tea will act prudently to prefer those dealers who are kuuun Goon Jt.:DG.ES of the article they sell. The TE.ititis will he best appreciated by a TiLIAL. QUALITY will be the leading feature. The stock of finest' Teas, the largest in Liverpool,—and, as the capital employed will be unavo►dably great, the PROFIT uniform and very small, no credit can be given. TEA and COFFEE will be the only articles sold, and in CCU iNTITI_iZS not less rthat.a quarter of a pound. Respectfully, 13 . 1tOCKSOPP, - 33, -..n01.n-sritENT. PURE AND NUTRITIOUS ARTICLES OF FOOP. PATRONIZED BY THE ROYAL PA.IIILY. OBINSON'S PATENT BARLEY, celebrated for making It Barley Water in a few minutes, pure in quality, and deli cious.in taste, is also recommended as an excellet.t adjunct with New Milk for the /3reakrast 'fable. Its . tight vet nutritive properties suit 'persons of impaired diges on, defiilitated B,Lp, tnachs or obstipated bowels;, regulating t eir action, and in a, measure superseding the use of medic' r Infants have thrivejt on this diet when all others have fait Families of the first distinction use the Patent Barley for making a beautiful Custard -Pudding and for thickening Soups and Gravies. ROBINSON'S PATENT GROATS farm another diet uni versally esteemed far inak:ing 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 faculty us the purest and best preparation of the kind ex tant. CA -The . estimation in which the above preparations, are held has induced many to attempt an imitation of the Packages; and spArioo.attide.s..ale.now lairiglit at half-price by inferior shopkeepers who, regardless arguality - and only anxious, for enormous profit, sell them to their customers at the full price of the Patent Barley and Pactent .Groats, although wholly desti-. tutu of their peculiarly nutritious properties. I'lle patentees, who are appointed Purveyors to his Mojeay, therefore consider it a duty they owe to themselves and the public to put them on, their guard. and respectfully to inform them that ou each Packet is placed, in addition. to the Royal Arms,the words " By the King's Royal Letters .Pateut," and the signature of Matts. R o binson. ---,Manufactory, No. 61, Red Lion-street, Hulborn,, •London. To be had of all Druggists and Grocers. Eva Ns, So'e and Co., 15, Fenwick-street, Liierpool, are ap pointed wllotes4le agents for the. north. Vubti c 3obito, --,------ - , . BOROUGH COURT OF LIVA I RPOQL. i JAMBS ASVIINIALL, Esg. v l”A,Yolt, AMBROSE LACE, and ) Esq Ke.s, BAILIFFS. JAMES POWNALL, 5 ILT ()TICE IS II EREBY GIV , that a Conrt oC,Passage i ill for the Trial of Causes Op ding. in the said Court, will be held before the said Mayer and Bailiffs, in the Court-room, within the Sessions'-housq, in Chapel-street, iu the said Borough. on TuunsiDAY, the sth - day of .March next,' of which the Attoinies of the said Coutt are required to take notice. 5/6 Feb., 1835. VOSTBR; Town-clerk. AT the ANNUAL MEETING of the SURSCRIBER.S toi the :LIVERPOOL OPHTHALMIC /INFIRMARY,: for the Election of Officers and for other geweral Business, held at the Intl:friary, Slater street, January 'Olll, 1835, the follow-, lug Gentlemen were appointed Officer;lOr the ensuing ye,pr:---1 The Right k iciwi. Lord S ELME DALE, PreNident. The Rev. THOMAS BOLD, WILkkAM SMITH, and ADAM H ODGSON, Esqrs., V 41-Prealdents. COMMITTEE. .Rev. Aug. Campbell, Mr. W. P. Hutchinson, Rev. T. C. Giattwin, Mr. James Pownall, Rev.ll)r. Raffles, Mr. W. I'. Keightley, „Dr. Reynolds, 1 Mr. M. D. Lownd es , 'Mr. - Edmund Molyueux, 1 Mr. H. Banner, Mr. T. B. Horsfail, Mr. John hunter, Mr. James Mulleneux, M.I. J. B. Yates, ~M. R. Benion, Mr. Lathom Hamner, Mr. W. Itathbone, Mr. James Lawrence, • rr. J. Huddlestone, Mr. 'Thomas M o r ecro ft, I. W. Cartwright, Mr. John Eden, jun. :1 DIEDIGA,L o,Fvulins. Ii ' - Mr. CIIRIS'rtAN., Cu/IV/tiny Surgeon. • Mr. Lim/tans and Mr. 11.16NE.ILL, .aryecots. i M. Jonm KNowLEs, Trectatrer. Mr. RYGROFT Secretary. Resolved,—That the cordial dianks of the meeting be pre sented to the President and to the Vice-Presideuts for the past year for their valuable services to this charity. Rewlued„--Th4 the best thanks of the weeting-be gitren to: the Medi ca l Offi cers f or th e i r ar duou s a nd important services, during the past year. Resolted,—That the'lleport now read be approved, printed,' and circulated, with the Treasurer's Account Current, showing' A Balance due to the Treasurer of £33 16s. sd. Re.eleed.—That, in consequence of the improved state of the funds, the Infirmary be now again opened fur the admission Of In-patients. TRENT AND MERSEY AND:ELLESMERE AND CHESTER CANALS. NOTICE TO TRADERS. IT having b een Ad vert i se d th a t t h e Tonnage, upon St one , i n. Bloats, authorised to be taken by the Proprietors of the. Navigation from the Trent to the Mersey/vill be reduced to. three farthings per ton per mile, on and/after the Ist day of. M Alien next, accompanied by a notitira , fion that "this reduc tion is not to extentt to a reduction otte Tolls, Rate s , or Du ties, auth or i se d to b e t a k en i n res ect of Stone in blocks, conveyed through or along the Brunch Cut or Canal from Wardle Green to Middlewith." 'l', prevent any misunderstanding upon this subject, it is. deemed proper to apprise the Traders and the Public, that all. reductions of Tonnage upon any articles navigated on the . Trent and Mersey Canal, must extend equally to such articles if passing alone time said Cana!, into, or out of, the Middlewich Branch of the'Ellesmere and Chester Canal; aud that ; with the exception of the Junction Tonnage imposed by . parliament, no exclusive. or additional tolls, charges, or restrictions what ever can be levied upon the trade-passing along auy part of the Trent andll,ersey , Canal from or to the Ellesmere aud Chester Canal.. • • THOMAS STANTON, GeneratAgent to the Ellesmere aud Chester Canal Company, Ellc.onore s Jan. 24, 1135, Eillanttb. TO PARENTS A ND ARDIANS., VYTANTED, a respectable Yu as an APPRENTICE to the TAILoit and D t PERI' BUSINESS, where every attention will be paid to is improvenriit and treated as one of the Family. A Preiniatn . will be required.—Application (if by letter post-pail,) addressee W to be left at the Standard Office. WANTED, by a respectable Y UN(:MAN,' Situation as PLANTER or OVEII EElt, either in tito•East or West Indies. 'The Advertise s well :Acquainted with the Planting, and Cultivation of tgars, Distilling of Rum. &e., having been engaged fur five years on a Plantation iu the West Indies.—Apply to C. H., ut the Standaiti-kinice, if by lettet pet paid. . . , SERVANTS WANTS , In a Small Family, in (Ire tieVil;auth d of-Birkenhead, 1- It ESPECTA 131,E, steady *OM , E dow (without iucuntbrmice ukl he'pfeferred'; a gisQd Plain COOK ; an ac ti ve YOU " WOMAN as lIOUSE MAID and WAITER.—None ed apply wto are not of the Established Church, and whose .chardeter Aix pod ;conduct and iklohly will not Leta the strictest in T estigatiou. Inquire of Mrs. FAANS, Confectioner, opp,oite tha,Woodside lintel, Bitkeuhol. • X AGKADuAT (M A.) ut OX1OR1), u has had some expl!!rience as a priv,ite Tutor in 0 • Universit), is de sirous ut meeting with a few PUPILS u study the Classics; preparatory either to their entering U niversity or following any of the learned ProfesAons. Ref aces of the highest via acter can be given.—Apply at the Standard FREEGILVOIAII SCHOOL OF WIGAN, . . IN TIAE COL: IS'l Y OF LANCASTER. trel. eit IAT ANTED, a lIE'A.I)-NIASTI , :It to '!'• CI) and Instruct V Y the Children and Youth„to be ' ncated at the said School, in Grammar and Cht.s.sic.4l Leav ug, and also the Mo dern Languages, WI itiug„ Arithmetic 'eography, and Mathe matics. The Salary will be /2,12',1 p Annum, with the use and occupation of an excellent Dwelli klinusc near to the School The 'Head Master must be a Mein not' the Estahlished Clitireh of England, and a Graduate done of the Universities. • The Trustees will Meet at the said School on NSrv.DNESI)A T . , the 11th day of March nest, at Eleven o'Ctock in the Forenoon, to Elect the Head Master; and in the meantime Candidates are requested to send Testimonials of their. character to JOHN Lout), Esq., Mayor of the Borough. Tutpx-clCre. Office, Iriguo, .1,4 n. 2614,1835. WCIOWELD'S RAZAAR, 71 AND 72, CHURCH-STREET, LIVERPOOL, ADJOINING Tux PosTov EMPORIUM FOR SUPERIOR LONDOX ✓EWELLERY, SUPERB BRONZES, .CLOCKS, LAMPS, CHANDE LIERS, CHIMNEY ORNAMENTS, AND ALL TIM VALIUM:S FANCY MANUFACTURES OF ENGLAND, FRANCE, - GE RMA NY, tc., MANUFACTORY ri.M WORK-130XES, DE4KS, AND DRESS/NO-CAS , E* ..- • VISITOR -,and Strangers in Liverpo o l y atui the Public in general,'are respectfully invited ye visit tills Unique Establishment, whether as Purchaster Parties in search of arauseinent, the whole of the STO Get - minty one of tbd largest and most varied in t:ngland ybeing con veuiently arranged fur mspection, and the price marked on .each 'Artiste, from which no deductions -are made nor- credit given,—this system eaa.bliug the Proprietor to offer his Goods lower than any other. The JEWELLERY is of the best London Ma nufacture, and has given general satisfaction; in consequence, T. Woo►.eiLt.n finds a continually . inereasinF demand, and be is therefore enabled daily to replenish his Stock 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 Jewellery department of the Baiaar a continuance of the favoured and increasing patronage of the Public. The WRITING-DESKS, DRESSING,CASES, WORK BOXES, and JEWEL-BOXES, are all us de ou the Pre mimes, and the regular-finished Stock of these Articles is cer tainly tame esteusive than in any other House in the LE:in door. 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 option of taking or rejecting any part of the Fittings or Instruments as may suit them, or cau have Cases made.to accommodate their own Articles. A large Assortment of GENTLEMEN'S DRESSING CASES and POUCHES, in Russia or Morocco Leather; also small ;)lILITARY DRESSING-CASES, containing all that is needful, and weigiug only six ounces each. NE PLUS ULTRA WRITING-DESKS. for Travelling; complete with Patent Inkstands, &c.., in great variety, from Its. 6d. to 1.:41 each. PAPER CASES, FOI.IOS, TRAVELLING BAGS, &c, In the Repairing and Refitting of DESKS, DRESSING CASES., T. WOOLFLELD'S Workmen 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. Wooisistm begs to draw particular attention to his splen did array of CLOCKS and TIMEPIECES, in GMT, liUONZE, .ALAttesmit, Ease , / Woous, &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 .Warranted. An immenee choice of LADIES' SILK; VELVET, and other RETICULES, from 3s. to three Guineas ea c h. Also, PURSES Plain and very .Riohly Embroidered; from Is. to 30s. each. LADIES' FRENCH SATIN SHOES at ss. 6d. per Pair. LADIES' and GENTLEMEN'S KID GLOVES of tb,e best Paris Manufacture. A variety of FANCY ARTICLES in IVORY, MOTHER of PEARL, and TORTOISESHELL. CHESSMEN, BACKGAMMON BOARDS, BAGA TELLE 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 Louts XIV., extremely well suited for COvitry Mansions, large Staircases, &c. These Articles are now much in favour, and very scarce. OIL and GAS LAMPS and CHANDELIERS in great va riety, adapted to Private 100 MS of 41,sizes, Pahlie Billlamp. Churches, Chapels, &c. TABLE, SIDEBOARD, BRACKET, FIGURE, an d HALL LAMPS, on the newest and most approved- construe-. tion. 'l'. Woor.FIELD also RE-11,110NZES, as-LAcQualts, and RE:- P.IOIS LAMPS of all descriptions; and keeps for Sale a groat variety of .QII.OUND and CUT GLASSES, adapted c>all kinds of. Lamps. A superb variety of FLORENTINE, PARIS, arid other BRONZES, of the most beautiful and cottly tinish'consisting of FIGURES, BUSTS, •VASES, CANDELABRA, ke.• Elegant CUT GLASS LUSTRE CANDLESTICKS, for CFI IMNEY PI ECES, with an immense choice of other appropriiite, CHIMNEY ORNAMENTS, including a recent importation; from Leghorn of a most tasteful variety of ITALIAN — ALA-: BASTERS; also, a fin,eCollection of 1 ABLES, in ,11.etARBLE• and SCAGLIOLA 'WORK. • !ir CIUNESE .GOODS of various kinds, including some tine; stieeimens of very Old China, in JARS, V,ASES,4ARIM4I' N lERES, PLATES, DISIIES, Ela.boratKly ..cai ke d IVORY FANS, CARD-CASES, &c. Likewise,a-yariety (if real INDIA ARTICLES, in JAVA IS); ED 44d Liteprattairr Work: lioncgas &ND -SON'S ,WARRANTED CUTLERY, kg RA.: ZORS, PENKNIVES, SCISSOR S, TABLE-KNIVNEI3,4tUd. DRESSING (ASE INSTRUMENTS. Also a ;Variety of .very complete Sets of TABLE CU'ILERY „fitted up in !tales' exceedingly convenient for preserving them in good eotadition.! SILVER DESSERT KNIVES and FORKS; Plat/ea on: Steel DI t TO, - with Plain and Carved Pearl and Ivory Han dles, in Single-or Double Sets; awl' in Cases lined with Velvet, admirably arranged for their preservation, and forming' very suitable Marriage Presents. JAPANNED TEA 'IRA YS, in Pa PIER IkIACHE and litoN,; from the plainest to the most expensive Pattetils. JAPA.NNED PAPIER MACIIE TABLES, POLE' SCREENS, VASES, CARD-BOILS, CAKE. BASKE'I6. : HAND-SCREENS, Bcc. Alt these Articles ma) be haft In :Plain Colours for Ladies themselves to finish. • A large Assortment of MUSICAL SNUFF BOXES, direct. from Oeneva„playing from t t o. twelve Tunes- .Several very tine large BOXES, playing the most celebrated Overtures : price from 4:5 to R,50. THOMAS WooLeir:Lo begs, to state, that the increasing Pa tronage his Establishment has met with will encourage him to. persevere in selecting, both from. London and the Continent,. such Articles of taste and novelty as are 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.B. Three WORKING JEWEL LERS are employed on the Premises, for the Repairing and Making of Atli( lery to Order; this conven i ence, w i t h a D a il y P arce l to London, and Birmingham, enables T. W. to attend with the utmost . promptness to all - Commissions in that department with which, lie may he favoured. In the DRESSING-CASE and WRITING , DESK Departi ment 'l'. W. h a s -Fifteen of the most experienced - Workmenlot the Trade constantly employed en the Premises in Churcni street. The advantages he. has in the' Mannfacture of tionnd - Wolk in this branch of his Business must be obvious. MEEC HANTS and CA l'Al NS would find good ING-CASES very safe and profitable Articles 10 SHIPAILN 'l' to most parts of the Civilized World. TOItTOI*ESIIELL CO)IBS, BRUSH ES, and all kitadk of the most.awored and fashionable PER FUAilikt.Y. Genuine EAU DE COLOGNE, imported direct froln ogne, 3a. 6d. per Bettie, or 2Cs. per Bux of Six 13ottles. eantrarto. TO BRIDGE IiIiILDEI,IS. lIS Majesty's Justices uf the Peace (,r the count;es of T Lancaster and Chester having determined vu taking down. the present Wooden Bridge amis.§ the River Mersey, at Wallington, in the county of Lancaster, and erecting vu its site a STONE BUIDGE of tillecirches,--,Notice is Hereby Given, that Pans and Speciticatthos of the intended Works are lodged at the Office of Mr. NicnimsoN, in Warrington, ter the inspection of all persons desirous of Contracting to whom the saute, and that Propiksals and Estimates fur that purpose will he received aed considered at an adjourned meeting of the Magistrates to be held at the Lion Hotel, in Warlington, en MONDAY, the second day of March next, at Eleven o'clock in the Foreuuuu. Warrington, Feb. 2, OM. Zo be to. i MO be LET, a new• WAR EHOUS ',With Compting-houses M O complete, situate in Ironmon -lane, close to'the [tail• way. Also, BONDED and Fit) ROOMS, at the King's Do~•k.—Apply to Jo HS MuNTGo Wit r , King's Dock. Who Eason SALE, a handsome open tour-w•hoeled CAll- RIAtiE, drawn by one or a pair of llorses.itay be seen at r,,,,cLouGH's, Wavertree. 0 'lO \VINE, PORTER, Ike. D A LERS. rlO be LET, au od-estabiiAled W E,' PORTER, and ISPI Rrr WAREHOUSE, with good connexion, in ono of the hest situations in Liverpool, particularly for Ship Stores nod Exp or t "r raue. Apply to TIIUNIAS COGLAN, 12, Exchange street, east. To In ,Toth. /11 - 10 be SOLD, by PimAre Tab:AIY, a most exce.lent ?all. 1 well-built FAMILY I-10 U-SF., contaiinut a Dining-room, 26 feet 4 inches by 16 feet, a Drawing-4- stn, the sanAe size. ~ Breakfast-parlour, 15 feet by 13 f ee t. Li ary, 13 feet 6 inches by 13 feet; School-room, 13 feet by 9 eet: Kitchen, 18 feet ,47, ,,, 10 inches by 15 feet. Also, Sculley rew-hoase, t3tc., with Eight Bed-rooms, Water Cl ose t, . A Walled Garden, Stable, Coach-house, ---hiPPQn. &c., with T WQ Acres of excel lent Pasture Land, pleasantly s itu a t e d a b ou t t wo m il es frtma the Exchange. .. Also, a large quantity of WAREHOUSE awl other PRO PERTY, eligibly situated; and sundry Plots o f BUILDING LAND, suitable - for Mautifautnries, &c. , Apply to Mr. D/LLE, fis , Chu& ch•street. MOSSLEI -HILL. yr is intended shortly to offer Cur SALE, in,Lots varying in JL extent from 4 to 14 Statute Acres, adapted to the erection of handsome Residences, with suitable P,lteasare Grouods, the well-known and very valuable Pie' cuilfed MQS.SLEY-11IL1. PARK, the Property of BAKER 44surq, Esq., containing 54 Acres, situate ou the East side oft e Road leading from Liver pool to Garston, opposite the Mansion and Grounds occupied by Jun N EW A RT, E'Sq.. and commanding the most delightful views from almost every point. Plans are in preparation, and in the mean tone any further particulars may be known by applying to Mr. lows Nonni, Solicitor, Exchange-alley. Inouratut NotirM NORWICI - 1 UNION. LIFE INSURANCE ' CIETY. MT EST ED CA PI 1A 1:1,400, . AT this period se much has been adduced i avour of LIFE INSURANCE that most are di kw d to admifititi treirse utility. The principal object of Life lusura e Societies should be to combine the greatest benefit to the Assured n;ith rstiFE6T sac:1;110:r. Without derogating from the merits of other Institutions . , may fairly be presumed that this Society offers the foregoing advantages in un eminent degree. Its pi inciples are those of mutual guarantee—the whole sur .i : ,to. Pr em i um s are cii,rict,d periodica ll y auitdigst its respective , Members, and its 1 erinS of jiicstlfallev or. • gtcpuly atlas-Leath below those of many Offices. By this system the aboxe Capital has been fornied, and the Society continues to enjoy the utmost prosperity. Below a few Policies aie quoted, under which claims have latterly been made in this eichiliiling the aecinoulations and consequ,eut advautages of this Society. Amount Amount Palrl Insured.. including Bonus. s. 4. 1,284 .18 0 3,1.1kX) 3,2 it) 0 2,000. 2,569. 16 :0 1,000 1,274 3 0 Number. 2.947 7,538 2.724 2,707 The Society's increase of business has been 'unprecedented, as the following will sufficiently testify:— In the year 1811, its annual Receipts of Premium were £96.650. In the year 1833, .Ditto Ditto .C . 170,560. Further particulars may be had on application to the Society's Agent, R. L. MILLER, - At the Office, in Exchange-street West. . .: . The .i lu#ic Book of Beauty/or Nj.5; containing twetveoriginal Soup and a set of Quaurilles„the ;Music written express:y6y am : following eminent Composers :—John Barnett, J. Blewitt, Ilenry, It. bishop, J. A. Barnett, L. !dyers, T. ii. S - ecerti and the Chevalier Neukomm. On no one work published during . the last century have we such a record otthe uniformity of criticism as is here presente,ll iu the instance of the Music Book of Beauty. This ptiblicatiop has now been favourably reviewed in upwards of one hundred proVnicial newspapers, many of them old and uisting,yisheit chroniclers of the beauties of literature and the fine arts ; ant been bas there is scarcely a song in• the collection but what I introduced with distinguished success at the nobility's, concerts. As the limited space f.cre allotted us precludes the possibility of . our going the extracts from the country newspapers, the opi niO4s of *nue of the Lohilon press must so thee. Arnold's Maya:ine of the line Arts says, " We cannot dis miss the work without expressing our admiration of its embossed ,title-page, which is brilliant beyond any thing - Of the kind .wit . have seen: it is even curious as a work of •ne art."—'l 4e 71* „, .u,i. reports; " Indeed, -indeed, this is - at it purports to he,— / "the Music Book of Beauty.' TM he . ords—the title—the u ) s i c —th e binding—are all in perfe t eepiag,--tasteful„spirited, A.A--' and beautiful.."—Bell's Life adir 2, " As a present to a musi cal cal friend, it equals in appearance the most tasteful of our , a nnua ls."—'l lie Court Jourry/ has, "We hate not for a long ~time seen a musical work ptodnced in so sulendid a style as . this :it is truly '' he Music Book of B,eatity. The title-page is in most delicate white and gold enamel, magnificently orna mented with gold. In truth, these composuiens aid distin, guished by taste, spirit, and ,beauty."—The New Bell's Messev yes- gives: " Phis is truly a'bOok for a fair lady's boudoir; the: go:guousness of its watered silk binding, gold enrichments, and title-page is dazzling; the melodies are gracefuland flow ing, and many are the fair fiogets and pretty lips that - will be employed in repealing them. '—Vrom the Weekly Dispat : " Oue of the must elegant ornaments that ever . graced the bou doir. Whiting's proverbial last, was never wore beautifully displayed than on this occasion. The Whole of the poetry is by Etlannud Smith, Esq. This gentleman possesses a vivid initi gination and great depth of thought, arisin froma proper and 4 necessary observation of nature as it is." — From the Sunday .Tiotes : " Ibis elegant publication is likely to' he 4 great favo4- ..,. Nile with the Ladies, combining, us it does, the names of the m o st eminent composers of the day. Nu expense has been spared in the getting up; and the Gentleman who wants an elegant pleseut fir his adored, need seek no further.—%`¢e Satirist ,:041 ' the followioy trek Ate: "it is eculcut no expense has been spared to produce an elegant, unique, and novel work on.,,er this title; wh i ch is splendidly ornamented and gut up with extreme cage and taste. It is impossible too bight) to extol the graceful awl ple.asitkg form of this ,work, and lIQ language can do sufficient justice a e 4, .: to "Onei Is tide,,f t;t intellectualr4ieg h mot ‘ oust splendidrei r d it y . ' f ' — 3l T ul i s, i ri e co.ci u f i cl o tt l o ci n ( s ys positively4l i : g . 4 a 4 zliieea‘aii ever s z e lirig, ev a e u n d i c n. asts the entiro host of Annuals into shade. ITho poetry is by Atb*Lki*l Smith, Fig , a, F,eutivinan who has been success f u lly before the public as a lyric,poct; and the music, by the very best of our musicians, containing .. pleat efforts."- 1 he Old 1351eS,I1V4iy .z.lf snore of their hal esseii9er re4kalks: "We hale not had till now an opportunity of noticing what re con sider a great treat to the lovers trf harmony, under the title of the Music Boak of Beauty fur 1b..35,. l u d e p ea d eo t ref its (.„„.. teuts , we eiouounce it one of the twist tasteful arid splendidly got-up books extant, and a tit ornament for the boudoir of An first families in the kingdom."—And the I.loruing P.eraliis i srld* n ' called i led " t u he : "Ts l3ea h u i publication titiilMusi Music Book; might wi fori t ts hu aTpo " int p in m e l t ) i r t i : t c y ott i rt scarcely be surpissed in richness and. elegance. Its mole im portant coilteuts are not wholly unworthy of some .sucb dis tinction, as they are, fur the most. part, compositions of ineritr-- th e contributions of, a mongs t others, Bishop, subjects_ .N e c o l k e o ve ur r in iy , ,i antl the Barnetts. They at e agreea b e har monized, and adapt e d lit the 1'4410-forte. The poen% of tho t al sonnet_`" lnt. 1 - " its volume is wholly from the pen of a gentleman named' Smitli, school of kn sentimental ui m i e ti n i anti Co.,i and is of the touchin g c h aracter w hi c h di s ti ngu i s h es the. Bayley scl and Marshall, and and Simpkiu. " Slee ,tsat withip, the Abbey Mulls," and the cvntNnitn4 soly of n " l i eout,Y sl .Queeit.." with a t ortrait of tke 41 . 4, ihese, barnett's two, popu l ar songs, still continue their most extraordinary and successful career, avid have already passed through three etljtious. Being so touch sung at the various evening concerts. the demand has rceeutl exclieded anything p r , hitherto known. Large Supplies of hot ave al s o left this country for America, the East and We,4" tidies, and nearlythe whole of our distant British poss.esit,idbs: Nearer keine tlqir progress is still wore rapid; tliivCgliout Scotland they liaiie, be come universal, fovourites, and the Irish newspapers speak. loudly in praise of the Words and tousle of bill) songs. Nearly 100 provincial juurrAls have recorded their ailutiratii,n of bdth. ballads, which were published in Fra.nCe,witbiu '24 hours 4thair ari ival, arranged both fur. Flute and Guitar, w bile in some parts of the eolith...eat their musie has been transferred to the'wusie4 snuff-boxes, as a lasting monument of the coroposer's r skith:-- Landon 7 (-Ter, January,. 18a.