The Liverpool Standard and General Commercial Advertiser.
Liverpool, Merseyside, England, 1836-03-18 00:00:00

SARSAPARILLA.

THE experience of inauy years liar fully established the re:-
puta.tion of this root as an invaluable alterative, r storative,
and purifier of the blood, and as such of its great efulness in
Scurvy, Scrofulous Affections, Disorders of the kin, Chronic
Rheumatism, Indigestion, Consumption, Ge al Debility, as
well as being the best remedy for those sy toms which fre-
quently follow the administrat►on of Me • ury, and for those
secondary symptoms of Lues Venerea; ich, if not removed,
lay the foundation of injury to the co Aitution, from which it
can never recover. _ _

The Compound Decoction of Sarsaparilla, which combines
the stimulant and diaphoretic properties of Mezereon, Guaia-
cum, and Sassafras, is the form which is generally administered
but its preparation is attended with much trotrble, and require§
apparatus which few can obtain. All the advantages, without
the convenience, are presented by the concentrated compound
DECOCTION OF SARSAPARILLA, prepared by BENJA-
MIN Moxopi, Chemist, Hull—a preparation which has obtained
extensive patronage both from medical, men and the public. It is
so far concentrated by steam, that one table spoonful added to a
pint of pure water readily forms the Compound Decoction, and
is found to possess the virtues of the ingredients in a superior de-
gree to the Decoction prepared in the usual way. One very impor.-
taut advantage of this preparation is, that a tea spoonful, which
is equal in strength to a quarter of a pint of the Decoction, may
be taken in a wine glass of water, so as not to oppress or relax
the stomach by quantity. Another important advantage is, that
it is the cheapest preparation of Sarsaparilla before the public,
and that it will keep all its virtues in any climate for several
years.

Sold in Bottles at 4s. 6d. equal to six pints; 12s. equal to six-
teen pints; and 225. equal to thirty-four pints.
Wholesale Agents, Barclay and Sons, London; J. and P.
Raimes, Bdinburgh; and Retail by Maynard, Druggist, Bold-
street; Aspinall, St. James's-street; also by Mottersbead,
Dean-street; Bowman and Co., Manchester; and by all Drug-
gists and Venders of Medicine thrOughout the Kingdom.

N'EA'T' stnalk FAMILY HOUSE, with .ottage, Stable,
1.1 Coach-house Garden, &c., pleasant situated w►thin a
half hour's drive of the Exchange, wiih without Two or more
Acres of Laud.—For further pat•ticul. s apply to Mr. Jos tAs
BOOKER, Postoffiee-place.

TUE LIVERPOOL AN D.NIANCHESTEIt TIMBER,
COMPANY AND SAW MILLS ESTABLISHMENT.
A 'l' an adjourned MEETING of SUBSCRIBERS, held at
1--1 at the Clarendon Rooms, Liverpool, on Wednesday, the
16th March, .I,ST), _ _

JOSIAH TIMMISS, of Quebec, Esq., in the Chair,
The reports from the several Sub-commitiees of Manchester,
Birmingham, ant other places, are highly satisfact
Resolved,—
That the following Gentlemen compose th General Provi•
sional Committee, with power to add to the' numbers) viz, :
Thomas Steel, Esq., Stockp t.
_Major William Lloyd, Br astyn.
Johu Sinclair, Esq, Live uol.
James Gurgeon, Esq.,cManchester.
Roylance Child, Esq., Staffordshire.
Rowland Hall Heaton, Esq., Bolton.
. Edward Bradford, Esq., Liverpool.
James Browne, Esq.,_
Thomas Ellis, Esq., Winslev-hall, Salop.
George Wolstencroft, Esq., Manchester.
• Clark Ramplin, Esq., Liverpool.
Robert Barker, Esq, Manchester.
Edward Bach, Esq., Birmingham,
John Barwell, Esq., Ditto.
William Pattison, Esq., Ditto.
Rupert Holine, Esq., Ditto.
Henry Bushell Wallcer' Esq., Cheshire.
Josiah Timmiss, Esq., Quebec & Toronto.
The Shares will be allotted on the 22,1 instant.
JOSIAH TIMMISS,, Jun. Chairman.
Mr. Timmiss having vacated the Chair,
.Resolved,
•
That the Thanks of the Meeting be given to Mr. Timmis for
his able conduct in the Chair. H. B. WALKER.

YORKSHIRE FIRE & LIFE INSURANCE COMPANY.
Established 1824.
PATRONS.
His Grace the Archbishop of York.
The Most Noble the Alarquis of Londonderry
The Right Hon. the Earl Fit zwilliam.
The Right Hon. the Earl of Tvrconnel.
The Right Rev. the Bishop of 'Gloucester.
Viscount Morpeth, M.P.
The Right Hon. Lord Dundas.
The Right Hon. Lord Hotham.
The Right Hon. Lord Wharncliffe.
The Right Hon. Lord Feversham.
The Right Hon. Lord Howden.
:,•Sir E. M. Vavasour, Bart.
The Hon. E. R. Petre.
M. Stapylton, Esq.
Sir George Strickland, Bar .P.
Sir Francis Lawlev, Bart.
SiriW. B. Cooke, Bart.
The Venerable the Archdeacon of York.
The Venerable the Archdeacon of Cleveland.
• The Venerable the Archdeacon of the East Riding
0. F. Barlow, Esq.
Robert Cracroft, Esc.
Samuel Crompton, Esq., M.P.
Rama Denison, Esq.
P. Saltmarsh, Esq.
P. Beilby Thompson, Esq., M.P.
0. L. Thompson, Esq.
Marmaduke Wyvill, Esq.
TRUSTEES.
P. Beilbv Thompson, Esq., M.P.
G. L.' Ttionipion, Esq.
Robert Swann. Esq.
lifeicantae Rates.
Floai;ng Policies _ 10s. per cent. per annum.

Specific Risks.
In one occupation only, without'
hazardous goods or -hazardous ss. per cent, per annum.
trades
Allowing one orthe above Gs. ditto.
Alldwing two of the above .........
Allowing plurality of occupation,
hazardous goods, and hazardous Bs. ditto.
• trades
LATHAM HANMER, Jun., 1 , Exchange-buildings, and
JOHN ATKINSON, Fenwick-buildings, Agents.
444 February, 1836.

4,64,e of Conrnths;onees of romwanU(m,
Great Geurge-street, IFesiminzter, nth March, ISX,
JAMAICA.

NOTICE IS HEREBY GIVEN, that the Commissioners
will take into consideration the adjourned uncontested
cases in the Parishes of
St. Catherine
St. Dorothy
St. John
St Thomas-in-the-Vale
St. Mary •
St. Ann
Vere
Clarendon
Manchester
Kingston, and •
Port Royal - •
And in the Parishes of
St. Andrew "
St. David • ' • '
St. 'Thomas-in-the-East
Portland • •
St. George • •• • • • •
St. Elizabeth
-Westmoreland •
Hanover •
St. James, and
Trelawney
GUIANA, ANTIGUA, ST. CHRISTOPHER DOMINI-
CA, GRENADA; HONDURAS, ST. LUCIA, NEVIS,
ST. VINCENT, BERMUDA, AND MONTSERRAT.
The adjourned uncontested cases in these Colonies will be
taken into consideration every Tuesday and Thursday, at Two
o'clock.

On Wednesday, 2.3 d March, Wed-
nesday, 3Cth March, a d every
subsequent Monday-, tntnencing
Monday, 1116 Aprii, ne
•

On Monday, 28th- March, and every
subsequent Wednesday' commenc-
ing on Wedue.sday, 6th Apsil,.at
Ono.o'cluck.

BAHAMAS.
One hundred of the uncontested claims in this Colon• will
continue to be taken into consideration every Tuesday, at Two
o'clock.

TRINIDAD.
Two hundred of the uncontested claims in this Colony will
continue to be taken into consideration every Tuesday and
Thursday, at 'rwo o'clock.
I3ARBADOES.
Two hundred of the uncontested claims in this Colony will
continue to be taken into consideration every Tuesday and
Thursday, at Twelve o'clock.
Certificates for Compensation to be applied,for on the Mon-
day, Tuesday, and Weinesdav of the week following, each of
the above days, and will be delivered on the Saturday of that
week. By order of the Board,
HENRY HILL Secretary.

,:immv [DUALS GOING ABROAD from the Port of LI-
VERPOOL, are informed by
S. W. SILVER and CO.
Of No's. 9 and 10, CORNM LL, 1:ONDON
that they may procure the whole or any part of at UTPIT,
Ittoin the coarsest to the finest quality of Goods k wu Mehl&
ingCabin Furniture.) at the Branch-Ili-4;e ,
Nos. ,Laud 5, ST. GEO GE'S-C R Z.'l' SOUTH,
' LIVER POOL.
At the same WHOLESALE• SHIPPING' PRICES as at
their WAREHOUSE in LONDON.
Daily communication between London and Liverpool for Ship-
Niti;ing Information. &e.

rie )r aKlianko
good central
with hutne-
,T* ng, postage free,
T on which he would
ROOKS, Solicitor, '2,

THE LIVERPOOL UNITED TRADES B
ANY -Person who .possesses a Building suitabl,
or easily convertible to such purpose, in -
situation, in the heart. of business in Liverpool.
diate possession, is requested to send, in w''
a description of the Premises, and the te-
let or sell the same, to Mr. RICH /OW
Cook-street, Liverpool..
N.B.—The Provisional Committee respectfully beg letve to
notify, that no further Shares can be alloted to applicants un-
less they will keep their accounts with the Bank.

• GRAND JUNCTION RAILWAY.
PURSUANT to an Act passed in the third year of the reign
of his present Majesty, entitled " An Act for in ling
.a
Railway from the Warrington and Newton Railw• at Var-
rington, in the county of Lancaster, to Bimini* am, in the
county of Warwick;to be called the Grand June. in Railway,"
Notice is hereby given, that the Directors app ' ted under and
iiv virttie'of the said Act haye,lursuant t I ;provisions there.
of, made a further Call from the several , .ribers to and Pro-
prietors of Shares its the said undert,rk ,xif the sum of Ten
Ponuds in respect of every Share, and hire ordcred that such
Call be paid to Mesrs. Moss and CoM PA NY, Bankers, Liver-
pool, or (on their account) to Messrs. BARCLA Y, TRiTrON,
cad COMPANY, Bankers, London; or the Birmingham Banking
Company, Birmingham, on or before the 11th clay of April
next, and the several Proprietors of Shares are required to pay
such Call accordingly. Dated at Liverpool this 16th day of
March, 1836. - J. SWIFT, Clerk of the said Company.

CHESTER & BIRKENHEAD RAILWAY COMP Y.
CAPITAL E 200,000, IN 40(10 Sli A RES 0F.J:50 EAC . •
rirtHE necessity for the construction of a RAILW to form
I the main communication between Liverpool • d the City
of Chester, with the view of facilitating the interc rse between
those places, Nortb.Wales, and the South of - gland, having
become daily more apparent, a company is gain formed fur
applying to Parliaments to carry the measu into esr•cntion.
Many of the Subscribers to.this Comp not being connected
with the former projects, have yet ermined to afford the
Shareholders in them, the preference of Shares in the present.
The Provisional Committee will, as soon as practicable, con-
vene a General Meeting of the Shareholders, to choose Directors,
and make final arrangements for proceeding to Parliament.
E,l per Share to be paid on allotment.
Applications for Shares to be made, on or before the 2Gth
March instant, in writing, directed to the Provisional Commit.
tee, stating the name, profession, and address, of the applicants,
and -to be left at the Office of Mr. MALLABY, Solicitor, l'2,
Lower Castle-street, Liverpool.

BERM INGHAM,
.DUDLEY AND WOLVERHAMPTON RAILWAY.
A T a MEETING of the DIRECTORSof this COMPAN Y,
„Li._ held on Saturday, the sth of March 18.36
CHARLES SAW, Esq' 'in the• Chair,
Mr. Leather, (the• Engineer of the Compat y) having
estietcom-
pleted his Survey from the Line of Grand notion Railway,
.near Wolverhampton, through ,Dudley, • ' mrhridge, Kidder-
minster, and Stourport, to unite with e Birmingham and
Gloucester Railway, at or near• Wore •
~ and having reported
very favourably of the Line,.... - .... • 7,,,i
Resole ed,—

That this Committee is of opinion, that the extended Line
should be adopted, and that steps be immediately taken to
carry this object into effect.
That a Meeting of the Proprietory of this Company be
shortly convened, and in the meantime, that Applications for
Shares in the extended Line be made to the Directors, at their
Office, Waterloo-street, Birmingham.
CHARLES SIIAW, Chairman.

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YORK AND
.NORTH ENGLAND A URANCE
'COMPANY.
A T a GENERAL MEETING of PRO tIETORS. held
at the YORK TAVERN, on MoNuari be 7th of Minch,
1636,
, • the Chair,

WILLIAM COOPER, Esci.i
Resolved,
1. 'That the very satisfactory Report now read be received,
and the recommendation of the Directors, to pay a Dividend ut
the rate of Ten Pounds per centum per annum, front the 29th
September, 1831, to the 31st December, 1835, be adopted by this
Meeting,. and that such Dividend be declared payable on or after
the sth day of April next.
2. That the Report of the Directors be printed and circulated
in those Districts where.the Company have established Branches,
and elsewhere, at the discretion of the Directors,
3. That the six Directors who go out by rotation this year, be
re-elected

4. That Mr. John Swale, of Ileslington, and Mr. John. Ha-
rland Fox, of High Ousegate, York, be appointed Auditors
to the Company for the present year.
5. That the Thanks of the Proprietors are due, and are hereby
given, to the Directors, for their eminent services in the esta-
blishment and progress of the Company, in obtaining for it so
large a share of public confidence and support, and in raising
'the Institution at once to such a high state of financial pros-
perity.
6. That the Resolutions of this Meeting be inserted in all the
York Newspapers.
7. That Fifty Guineas be expended in Plate, and presented
to Mr. BA num, as a mark of the esteem of the Proprietors, and
a sense of the admiration felt by them for his talents so success-
fully employed for the benefit of this Institution.
B.' That 'Mr.' Nicholson, Mr. Nelson, Mr. Coates, Captain
Staniforth, and Captain Nash, be a.Committee to carry the
Resolution into effect. _ _ _

WILLIAM COOPER, Chairman.
9. That the Thanks of. this Meeting be given to William
Cooper, Esq., for his OA conduct in the Chair.

DUBLIN AND DROGHEDA, on GRAND NCtIiTHERN
TRUNK RAILWAY COMPANY.
CAPITAL, £600,000.
Total Expense, as estimated by Mr. Cubitt, £500,000.
ripHE Line will communicate with the towns of Clontarf,
Baldoyle, Howth, Malahide, Swords, Rush, Lusk. Sker-
ries, and Balbriggan, besides eightla'ues between Dublin
and Drogheda, containing upwards 20,000 Inhabitants, in-
dependent of the Line to Navan.

comm,
Right Hon. the Earl of Howth
Lord Talbot de Malahide
Sir William Palmer, Bart.
Sir J. Kingston James, Bart.
Sir Heury Jervis, Bart.
Hon. Randall E.Plunkett M.P.
H on. 'llion:As Barnewall
Ball Andrew
Ball Francis
Ball Benjamin
Brodigan Thomas
'Cairnes William
Carty Thomas
Crawford Andrew
Galloway John
Gresham Thomas M.
Hamilton James Hans

I TTEE.
Hamilton George Alexander
Hau ilton Thomas C.
Heaviside Joh❑
Huue Joseph
Johnson John
'Jordan Christopher
iLuscombo, Commissary-Gene-

ral
IMacartney George
M‘Can James
Peppe'r George
Smith Henry
Smith St. George
Souter James
Taylor William
Ternan Patrick.

TRUSTEES.
I
Sir Jno. Kingston James, Bart. Henry Smitb
George Alexander Hamilton William Taylor
Thomas M. Gresham

SECRET AR?.
William Bolton,Edward
NENGLAND. I 13 , Dame .str e e t , Dubfiti.
BANKERS
London—Spooner, Attwood, and Co.; Commay—Humphrey
Willyams and Co., Truro.
SOLICITORS.
Dublin,
or 4, Trafalgar-
Messrs. Mahony, 43, Dame-street, 13
square, L?!..(.10n.
F.u.s.,
m.R.I.A.
ENGINEER.—WiIIiam Cubit!,
George W'oodbouse.
RESIDENT .13NciriEa.a
D iBISHIRE.
MANCHE
t Currie and Carter.
lad AT BRITAIN.Ai
Birmingham ......... ,
lames Fosier.
Stourbridge. ......
STEIAG!
Sir James Gibson Craig,Bart.,and Co.
'd'nbutgh
E 1 SKAINY6an:
Cornwall.... ........ Thurston Collins, Truro.
William Fleming 47, Queen-street.
Gi"g" 'COL ..... PI{ITT, CLA.Y:and SWIFT.
LIVERI
Leeds Tanner and Yoong.
Cheltenham
London
The Engineer reports that the Levels are most perfect, and
will permit the Engines to travel at the greatest speed that
safety will admtt of, and with unusually small expenditure of
•poiAer. The distance will he 31 miles 5 furlongs English.
Starting from the Custom-house of Dublin, and running through
a vatted and beautiful country, it will terminate in Drogheda
in the best possible situation for for crossing the Boyne, when
the Line is to be continued to Armagh.
Prospectuses. Shares, and the fullest information will be
given by the Secretary, Solicitors, or Agents.
The Shares are 1300 each, £2. 10s. per Share Deposit to be
paid on receipt of the Scrip Certificate. The Act will provide
that Shareholders are not to be liable beyond their respective
Shares.

N.li—The Scrip is maw ready fur delivery. The Share List
will close in a ehort.tirne;