The Liverpool Standard and General Commercial Advertiser.
Liverpool, Merseyside, England, 1839-09-10 00:00:00

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A CARD.
TAANBY'S (' :'AND PICTUTE of the' OPENING
.1-, THE SIXTi-i SEAL.—INTIMATION-toS.ABBATH
SCHOOL TEACHERS.--The Proprietorbf the celebated 'i;.l
and much admired Painting, of the OPENING THE
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SIXTH SEAL, now on View at 25 -Bold;street, being
about shortly to close the Exhibitio thinks-it a duty' in-
cumbent upon him to acknoWledget kind-patronage he has •
received since his arrival in this town,- arid therefore invites'.: ,:s•
the whole of the Sabbath-school Children, belonging to their
respective Churches, to visit•the Exhibition'Gratig..
It is expected that the §uperintendent of each,Sehnol.Will- :-.',
notify to the Proprietor on which day they will ,atoornintur s-il.'
their respective Schools, as they can only bo admitted-bo-40.1*
tween the hours of Ten and Twelve in the Morning.. .. . ~..4,.
Admission at all times during the Stay in Town, One,.:Tifir
Shilling. Children, Half-price. : -..: ....14.

MARINE PAINTINGS FOR SALE i'o'
,',ol'
N 0 W OPEN for Public Ispection, - a "4/1
COLLECTION OF PICTUR
Consisting of the last very interesting an aluable Works, 111141
left by that distingniMed.llfari Painter, - '‘ll'
The late THOMAS LUNY, Esq f Teignmouth. '''''„:"'r' 1
The Collection includes 0 Set of • -,%'144 .1,4"1"1-1-1

FOUR GREAT NAVAL BATTLES,
St. Vincent, Camperdown, the Nile, and Algiers, in which
. the British Fleet gained, under the command of our
great Naval Heroes, - 'td
JERVIS, DUNCAN, NELSON, and EXMOUTH, cvr,..?,
So much honour and so many distinguished advantages.fort vait
this Nation. Also,
• -
•BEAUTIFUL CABINET Z 7
- Including every variety of
MARINE AND COAST SCENERY;.
CHOICE MORCEAUX OF LANDSCAPE ;
THE EARLY DAWN OF DAY ;
Attended by the delicate' and floating Mist ; the Gorgeous
Setting Sun • the Calm ; the Storm ; the Hurricane ; the
Battle and the Breeze ; Harbours ; Promontories and Head-
lands • Craggy Coasts and. Sweeping—Sl-I-ores, under 'every -
possible variety and aspect.
Will be shown at Mr. PALMER'S Gallery, opposite St.
Luke's Church, Berry-street, where Catalogues and every
information respecting price may be obtained.

NAVAL AND MILITARY BIBLE SOCI —.l*Viettiao
ESTABLISHED IN 1780.
VICE-PATRON : lbS
His Grace the Duke of Vv'ELLIN ON.
PRESIDENT : • -.4!,.;*'*
Most Noble the Marquis of CHOL NDELEY.. ..;
VICE-PRESIDENTS
His Grace the Archbishop of CAZTERBURY,'
His Grace the. Archbishop of YORK, • -'
&c. &c. &c. • - • '
A PUBLIC MEETING of the LIV&RPOO.L.AUX-,
ILIARY in behalf of this Society, will be held (D. V.)
in the MUSIC HALL, Bold-street, on.,FRIDAY Eyc.NiXsr
next, the 13th instant. The Chair willbkaketi atHaf-phSt.
Six precisely, _ ,

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`A

A-Depu6.tion of Naval Officers, from the Parent Society
in London, with several Clergymen, are expected,to,address
the Meeting.

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LIVERPOOL DOCKS.

TO MASTERS OF VESSELS, 4-e. . :
THE DOCK COMMITTEE. intending to. appoint-an
additional HARBOUR-MASTER, Candklites are
requested to • send in to this Office their ApPlicattous and,
Testimonials not later than WEDNESDAY, the day of
October next. -
It is absolutely necessary that the Ap nt should be
well acquainted with Nautical affairs, and duce..undolibted
Testimonials as to Talent, . Character, and ,Respectability.
No person need apply whose age exceeds fdrty,five years.
The Salary will be £3OO per annum, together with £4O
per annum for House-rent. '
Any further particulars as to the Duties may be obtained
by application at this -office.:---By order,
DANIEL, MASON, Secretary.
Dock-office, Liverpool; Sept. 5, 1839.