The Liverpool Standard and General Commercial Advertiser.
Liverpool, Merseyside, England, 1841-12-14 00:00:00

Rely latthitrations.

Will be ready To-morrow, price One Shilling, post quarto,
LORM FOR RECEIVING CONVERTS FROM THE
CHURCH OF ROME, compiled from Archbishops
Tenison and Magee. By the Rev. HUGH M`NEILE.
Liverpool : LACE and ADDISON, H. PEnats, A. MEW-
LING, and other Booksellers.

Just published,
THE POETICAL WORKS OF CHARLES SWAIN,
with numerous proof Embellishments, in the style of
Rogers' Italy, Campbell's Poems, &c., drawn and engraved
by eminent artists, in a handsome volume, Bvo, twenty-four
shillings. _ .

TILT and BOGUE, London; Sold by G. and J. ROBINSON,
WAREING WEBB, JOSHUA WALMSLEY, and other Book-
sellers, Liverpool.

DIARIES FOR 1842

TAUNN and DUNCAN'S Law and Commercial Remem-
brancer, greatly improved, and of which there are nine
varieties; and a full assortment of LETTS' and other
Diaries, Remembrancers, Year Books, and Almanacks for
1842, on Sale at WEBB'S ACCOUNT-BOOK and GE-
NERAL STATIONERY WAREHOUSE, Castle-street,
(fourth house from the Exchange.) Liverpool.

NATIVITY. OF THE PRINCE OF 'WALES! !
THIRD 10,000 COPIES, CONTAINING 108 MYSTIC
PAGES, AND 2 STEEL PLATES.
PRICE HALF-A-CROWN.

RAPHAEL'S PROPHETIC MESSENGER AL-
MANACK AND EPHEMERIS FOR ]842, shcwing
the Events, Predictions, and the Weather that will occur
during each Month in 1842; with the HOROSCOPES OF THE
QUEEN, the NATIVITY OF THE PRINCE OF WALES, MEL-
BOURNE, WELLINGTON, PEEL, &C., chewing the Influence
of the Planets on their Lives and Actions in 1842. MA-
GICAL EVENINGS' and CHRISTMAS AMUSE-
MENTS.

N.B. Great Success has caused a Second Plate to be given,
and a more copious Variety of Poetry, Tales, 'end amusing
Articles, particularly the Laughable WHEEL of PYTHAGORAS
and the CAntLisnc NUMBERS, so as to place it more com-
pletely at THE HEAD of the smaller Annuals.
London : Published on the First of every October by
WILLIAM CHARLTON WRIGHT, of No. 4. Paternoster-row,
Cheapside, the 22d Year of Publication.—H ALF-A-CROWN.

132, Fleet-street, London
PICTORIAL TOPOGRAPHY OF ENGLAND.

Messrs. HOW and PARSONS will commence publishing,
on January Ist, a new work, entitled

I'NGLA/;;D- IN THE NINETEENTH CENTURY,
Two Parts, at 2s. 6d. each, will then be issued, viz. :
NORTHERN DIVISION, Part 1., commencing LAN-
CASHIRE. _

SOUTH ERN DIVISION, Part. 1., commencing
CORNWALL.
The work now proposed will constitute a body of pictorial
topography, on a novel and interesting plan, combining views
and description of the picturesque in nature with the won-
drous in art, and exhibiting England as it is, under its several
aspects of natural scenery, historic memorials, and productive
industry. _ _

Each county will be personally visited, and the illustrations
drawn on the spot. Local customs, legends, and peculiari-
ties, the old halls and battle fields, the varied systems of
agriculture, and the great branches of our national industry,
will be carefully noticed ; and at the end of each county will
be presented, in a tabular form, topographical and statistical
information which is now spread over many volumes, em-
bracing the Population Returns (1841), Benefices, Names of
Incumbents, Tithe Commutations, Poor-Law Unions, an
Abstract of Births, Deaths, and Marriages, Charities,
Schools, Places of Worship, Savings' Banks lteturns, Turn-
pike Trusts, Parliamentary Representation, Names of the
Magistracy, Accounts of the Canals and Railroads, &c.,
&c., &c.
The editorship of the work is committed to Mr. REDDING :
Cornwall will be the production of his pen ; the manufactur-
ing details of Lancashire will be written by W. C. TAYLOR,
LL.D., and the remaining portion by Mr. Redding.
The work will be issued in half-crown parts, each to contain
48 pages of letter-press, in imperial octavo, and above twenty
superior woodcuts ; with one engraving on steel of an attrac-
tive landscape, from a subject by Mr. Creswick. An accu-
rate map of every county will be given. Two parts will
appear every month—one belonging to a county principally
noted for its natural beauties, the other for some branch of
national manufacture. Cornwall will be comprised in four or
five parts, and Lancashire in six.
*** Prospectuses may be had through any bookseller.