The Liverpool Standard and General Commercial Advertiser.
Liverpool, Merseyside, England, 1853-01-11 00:00:00

MUSIC AND THE DRAMA.

THEATRE ROYAL.—The interest created by the panto-
mime continues undiminished, the house being nightly
crowded. We perceive that the first day performtnce
will take place on Saturday next, when there will doubt-
le_s be a numerous attendance of the juveniles.

ROYAL PARK THEATRE.—During the_
p3st week Mr.
Richard Younge, the talented tragedian, appeared at this
theatre in several Shaksperian and other leading charac-
ters. This evening Madame Boleno takes her benefit, and
we have every reason to believe that the house will be a
bumper, thus practically recognising the abilities of the
fair danseuse, who is decidedly one of the best Columbines
of the day. On this occasion the pantomime will be
played as a first piece, and the pantomimic corps will
afterwards appear in a popular comic ballet.

ROYAL ADELPIII THEATRE.—The pantomime at this
deservedly popular house is still " all the go," and pro-
mises to have a protracted run.. On Thursday evening it
will be played as the first piece.

ROYAL AMPHITHEATRE.—The equestrian perform-
ances at this establishment continue to draw highly re-
spectable, but we cannot add crowded, audiences.
MR. THOMAS'S CONCERTS.—The first of a series of
concerts, announced for every evening during the month,
took place last night at the Philharmonic-hall, and was
eminently successful. The effect of the solo on the harp
of " The Dance of the Furies" was extraordinary, and
elicited a torrent of applause. The singing of Madlle.
D'Anterry was warmly encored, and the whole passed
off with the greatest eclat.

SOCIETA ArtmoNicA.—Thefirst concert of this society
for the season took place on Wednesday night at the Me..
chanics' Institution.

THE EBONY MARIONETTES.—We have authority for-
stating that the ebony marionettes, now said to be per-
forming at the Colosseum, in this town, are in no way con-
nected with the company which lately appeared at the
Theatre Royal.

THE HUMAN FAMILY.—From a statistical digest jus
published, it appears that the human family numbers
700,000,000 ; and that its annual loss by death is
18,000,000, which produces 624,000 tons of animal matter,
which, in turn, generates by decomposition 9,000,000,000
cubic feet of gases, which are cleared away by the atmos-
phere by vegetable matter decomposing and assimilating
them for their own uses. This is an interesting subject
for philosophy.

DIED.—On the 10th instant, James, infant son of Mr.
William Pollard, reporter, Field-street, Everton, aged 14
months.

LIVERPOOL CATTLE MARKET.--WC had not received
the report of yesterday's Cattle Market when we went to
press. Vie shall give it in our Second Edition.

LIVERPOOL :
TUESDAY, JANUARY 11, 1853

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THEATRE-ROYAL.
THE NEW COMIC PANTOMIME EVERY
EVENING.
_

THIS present TUESDAY EVENING, the 11th
instant, THE MAID OF 14ovriD q
t'o-moßßow,
(Wednesday,) CLARI.—On THURSDAY, (the First Juvenile
Nigheo the PANTOMIME will be played as the First Piece,
followed by ROSINA.—On FRIDAY, THE MAID OF HO.
NOUR.—Concluding THIS EVENING, aind TO-MORROW and
FRIDAY EVENINGS, with the New Grand Local Comic
Christmas Pantomime, entitled THREE LEGS ! !! KING OF
MAN ; OR, HARLEQUIN LORD STANLIE AND THE
EAGLE AND CHILD. Harlequin, Signor Lauri; Columbine,
Miss Mansell ; Clown, Mr. Appleby4 Pantaloon, Mr. Mackay,
jun,

The Manager respectfully announces that, in consequence of
the great popularity of the Comic Pantomime produced at this
Theatre, and the numerous applications made by Families re-
sident in the adjacent Towns and the district of Cheshire,
arrangements have been made to give a DAY REPRESENTA-
TION, on SATURDAY next, the 15th instant, when the Doors
will be Opened at Half-past One o'clock, and the Curtain will
rise at Two precisely, the Entertainments being so arranged
as to conclude positively by Five o'clock. The Public is fur-
ther requested to Notice, that the extensive and complicated
nature of the Machinery employed in the production of the
Pantomime, will render it impossible on this occasion to give
any Representation in the Evening of that day. The Per-
formances will commence on this occasion with Mr. Buck-
stone's Comedy of THE HAPPIES I' DAY OF MY LIFE. To
be followed by the New Comic Pantomime of THREE LEGS !
KING OF MAN; or, HARLEQUIN LORD STANLIE AND
THE EAGLE AND CHILD.

ROYAL AMPHITHEATRE.
Sole Lesse e Manager, Mr. W. R. Copeland, 15, Gt, Chat lotte-st,

A GRAND MORNING PE t FORNIANCE, commencing at
Two o'clock, To-mo allow (Wednesday) and FRIDAY next.
Unrivalled Accession of NOVELTIES and Grand EQUES-
TRIAN PRODUCTIONS THIS EVENING, the 11th inst.,
and every Evening during the Week.
MADAME ISABELLE'S BRITISH AND CON ESTABLISHMENT.
Unparalleled and brilliant reception of the Equestrian Troupe
and the distinguished French Horsewoman, MADAME PAU-
LINE NEWSOME, whose elegant Performances have been
received each Night with unbounded enthusiasm.
The splendid Change and Extraordinary Doings of the Circle
will commence at Half-past Seven precisely.
Admission : Dress Boxes, 3s. ; Side Ditto, 2s. 6d. ; Stalls,
2s. 6d. ; Pit, ls. 6d. ; Gallery, 6d. Second Price : Dress Boxes,
25.; Side Ditto, ls. 6d. ; Stalls, is. 6(1. ; Pit, Is. Second Price
will be taken at Nine o'clock. The Box-office will be open
from Ten till Three daily, for securing Seats and taking Private
Boxes, which may be had under the direction of Mr. T. S HUT-
TLEWORTII. Children in arms will not be admitted. Doors
to be open at Seven, the Performances to commence at Half-
past Seven o'clock precisely.

WINTER CONCERTS.
AIR. EDWARD W. THOMAS begs to announce
"Jl_ his intention of giving a SERIES of WINTER CON-
CERTS, for one month only, in the PHILHARMONIC-HALL,
Tuts EVENING, (Tuesday,) the 11th instant, and following
Evenings.
The Band, in forming which no expense has been spared,
will consist of upwards of Fifty Performers, selected from the
Orchestras of her Majesty's Theatre and the Royal Italian
Opera, London, and the Liverpool Philharmonic.

SOLO PERFORMERS.
Violin : Messrs.PRINCIPAL E. W. Thomas, Ca rrodus, from the Royal
Italian Opera, Lewis, and Radford.—Tenor: Baetens.—Violon-
cello : Lidel and lladdock.—Flute Percival.—Oboe : Jen-
nings.—Clarionet Grosse.—Bassoon : Chisholm.—Cornet :
Davis, from her Majesty's Theatre.-11orn : Mann, from her
Majesty's Theatre.—Harp : Streather, from the Royal Italian
Opera.

Leader Mr. ZERBINI, from the Royal Italian Opera.
Conductor__ Mr. EDWARD W. THOMAS.
The Instrumental portion of the Programme will comprise
movements from the finest Symphonies of the great Masters,
Selections from Operas, Solos, and all the best Waltzes, Polkas,
and Quadrilles.

VOCALIST.
MADAME D'ANTERNY,
Prima Donna from the Grand Opera, Paris.
In securing the services of this eminent Singer, Mr. Thomas
feels assured that the vocal portion of the Programme will fully
realise his sanguine wishes in regard to high character.
The Hall will be thrown open to the public at the following
prices :—Body and Gallery, Unreserved, Is. ; Reserved Seats in
the Body, 25.; Boxes, 2s. 6d. Children under 12 years half
price.
ed off The Concerts will commence at Half-past Seven o'clock.

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LIVERPOOL PHILHARMONIC SOCIETY.
MONS. JULLIEN'S LAST GRAND
CONCERT,

On MONDAY,

the 24th instant,

BEING POSITIVELY HIS LAST CONCERT PREVIOUS

TO HIS DEPARTURE FOR AMERICA

Proprietors'

Tickets—Boxes and S

Office, Exc

15th instant,

LIVERPOOL ACADEMY.
THE EXHIBITION of the WORKS of MODERN
ARTISTS,
OLD POSTOFFICE-PLACE CHURCH-STREET.
IS NOW OPEN TO THE WORKING CLASSES.
Day, open from Ten till Dusk ; Admission, Gd.; Catalogues,
Gd. Evening, open from Six till Ten ; Admission, 2d. ; Chil-
dren, Id.; Catalogues, Id. J. A. P. MACBRIDE.

E P T
COLQUITTIAN MUSEUM
No. 8,
-STREET,
IS OPEN DAILY FROM TEN TO FOUR.
ADMISSION, SIXPENCE; CHILDREN, HALF-PRICE.

NILE

GRAND PANORAMA OF THE
NOW EXHIBITING,
AT THE PANORAMA HALL, BOLD STREET,
WILL SHORTLY BE CLOSED.
THIS GREAT MOVING PANORAMA, from the
Egyptian-Hall, London, will be Exhibited in Liverpool
fora SHORT TIME LONGER.
The IMMENSE SUCCESS of this, the first British Pano-
rama exhibited in London, is the best guarantee for its fidelity.
Painted by HENRY WARREN and JAM ES FAHEY, Esqrs.,
President and Member of the N.S.P.W.C., from Drawings
made during a Residence of twelve years in Egypt, by JOS.
BONOMI, Esq., Associate of the Prussian Scientific Mission,
and Fellow of the Antiquarian Society of Cairo.
CHARACTERISTIC INSTRUMENTAL AND VOCAL
MUSICAL ILLUSTRATIONS.
The PANORAMA is Open Daily, at Three and Half-past
Seven o'clock.
The Lecture, by a Native of Darfur, Central Africa, will
embrace events of importance, from actual experience, in re-
ference to the Slave-trade.
TO-MORROW, (Wednesday,) the 12th instant, will be delivered
truth of Holy Scriptures.
Admission : Reserved Seats, 2s
Half-price. Body, 6d.

Back Seats, Is. ; Children,

THE LICENSEIViTUALLERITY
BALL, in aid of the FUND appropriated to the BUILD.
I\G of the NEW INSTITUTION io tl.e West Derby-road,
will be held at the TOWN-HALL. TO-MORROW, January 12th,
1553, under the immediate patronage of the 'Worshipful the
MAYOR. The Wellii.gton-rooms Quadrille Band, under the
direction of Mr. Gribbin, is engaged.
Tickets, 10s. each ; may be had of the following Committee :
Messrs. John Allinson, Chairman, St. James's-street; Law
Sykes, Vice-chairman, Coburg-dock Hotel ; Richard Lomb
Tithebarn-street ; J. C. M'Kenzie, Rathbone-street ; Thomas
Carter, Hanover-street ; William Liversidge, Burlington-street;
John Tickers, Fontenoy-street ; John Atkinson, Lower Har-
rington-street ; William Forsyth, Wood-street ; Thomas Luff,
Regent-street; John Evans, Upper Dawson-street; Benjamin
Sykes, Great Charlotte-street; Robert Graham, Great Nelson-
street North ; Anthony Mackenzie, Dale-street; Robert Bry-
den, Upper Pitt-street; Thomas Clarke, Cable-street; and at
the Institution, 59, St. Anne-street.
December By order, GEORGE GRIST, Secretary.
23,1852.

THE FOURTH GRAND MASONIC BALL,

FOR TH

WESTERN DIVISION OF THE COUNTY OF LANCASTER,
'TO WHICH THE PUBLIC WILL BE ADMITTED,)
Will be held in the
TOWN HALL, LIVERPOOL,
BY THE PERMISSION OF HIS WORSHIP THE MAYOR AND
COUNCIL,

ON TUESDAY, THE IST DAY OF FEBRUARY, 1853.
The proceeds to be applied in aid of the Funds of the West
Lancashire Masonic Institution for the Education and Advance-
ment in life of Children of Distressed Freemasons.

PATRONESSES.
The Countess of ZETLAND.
The Countess of YARBOROUGH.
The Viscountess COMBERMERE.
The Honourable Mrs. WELLINGTON Corrox
PATRONS.

The Right Honourable tl:

e Earl of ZETLAND, Grand Master

of En land.
The Right Honouran,
Grand Master of England.
The Right Honourable Lord Viscount COMBERMERE,
Pros
Grand Master, Cheshire.
LE GENDRE NICHOLAS STARKIE, Esq., Prov. Grand Master,
West Lancashire,
Sir vvitTicriv A. DVS "E, Bart M.P., Prov. Grand Master,
~
hrophire.
11",tY CHARLES Vert:sic:ix, Esq., Prov. Grand Master, Wor-
cestershire.
The Rev, Grnmon
West Lancashireß ROBINSON, Deputy Prow. Grand Master,
RICHARD JAMES SFIE
RS Ea Grand Sword Bearer of the
Grand Lodge, tr,,iui: (1.•
STI—IHEN BLAIR); 6(1., Deputy Prov. Grand Master, East
Lancashire.
J. FINCHETT MADDOCII F
' —N*3 Deputy Prow. Grand Master,
Cheshire.
Lieut.-Colonel GEOIIGEAIiUSTUS VERNON,
Senior Warden, Staffordshire. P. Prov. Grand
MATTHEW DAWES, Esq., P. Prov, Grand Senior Warden, East
Lancashire.
THOMAS LITTI r

f YARBOROUGH, Deputy

West Lancashir
ALBERT H. Royns, Esq., P
Lancashire.
The Honourable Major WELI
Junior Warden, Cheshire.
WILLIAM COURTENAY CRUI
Registrar, Cheshire.
Sir JOSHUA WALNISLEY, Knt.,
E. H. DYMOCK, Esq., Deputy Pr
G. CRAWFORD ANTROBUS, ESq.
Cheshire_

)ALE, Esq., Prov. Grand Junior Warden,

Grand Junior Warden, East

TON Corrou, Prov. Grand

DEN, Esq., Prop.. Grand

Grand Master, Shropshire
•ov. Grand Senior Warden,

COMMITTEE

THOMAS LITTLs

ARTHUR HEND
J. J. BANNING,
The President, Vice-P
tion, the Grand Officer
Masters, Past Masters,
Lancashire and CheshirelCKETS, INCLUDING R

:sq., ChUirin

SON, Esq., l Vice• Chair
sq..

and Trustees of the Institu-
s Province and Cheshire ; the
irdens of all Lodges in West

SHMENTS, TEN SHILLINGS AND

SIXPENCE
To be obtained from Mr. J. WAL
T. WA
BURTON, Exchange News
Ranelagh-place, Liverpool; Mr.
Manchester ; Sir. GEO. A DDISCI the MASTERS of the different L carrAßiEs at
o'clock. the Committee-r

SLEY, 50, Lord-street; ➢tr.
own ; the .DELPHI HOTEL,
PkyNE 89, Market-street,

152, Chuich:street, Preston;
ges, or of the Honorary SE-
Ins, between Four and Five

names in
Town-hall

It is desired that all parties attending the Ball will sign their
ull on the Tickets prior to presenting them at the

Dress Clotl

ced
that the Brethren apr
.6 of their Rank and Office.

in the Full

DANCINC

) COMMENCE AT NINE 09CLOCF

THOMAS B. MOLY EUX'} Hon. Secs
HORATIO GANIBELL,
Committee-rooms, George Hotel, Date-street,
Liverpool, January ith, 1333.

G. S. RUSSELL,
HOUSE, ESTATE, AND COMMISSION AGENT,
22, NORTH JOHN-STREET, LIVERPOOL,
T_TAS FREEHOLD and LEASEHOLD PROPER-
TIES, 1 of every description, constantly ON SALE.
Parties desirous of making good investments will meet win]
every attention.

MONEY, in various amounts, to be advanced on approved
security.
RENTS Collected, and PROPERTIES carefully Managed.

AT the TOBACCO, CIGAR, and SNUFF
M AN U FACTORY.
117, DALE-STREET, LIVERPOOL.
TRADE LIST.
IN TOBACCO,
This year's import, on which we are exclusively working, is
the finest known! for many seasons.
Cut, Roll, and Bird's Eye PRICE.
IN CIGARS, 3s. 2d. per pound.
Of home make, and there are none superior.
A fair Cigar, suitable to retail at Id 7s. per pound.
An excellent Cigar, equal to most foreign, suitable
to retail at 2d. each 10s. per pound.
Regal* and Principees, rarely excelled
IN SNUFFS. 12s, per pound.
None can be better, every article we sell being MANUFAC-
TURED ON THE PREMISES, from the best of materials, which
we submit as the test of their GENUINE CHARACTER.
PRICES.

The very beat Scotch, Plain;i7cicented 4s. per pound
Rappees, Plain and cented 3s. Bd. per pound
On Snuffs an allowance of 2d. per pound on parcels of twelve
pounds and upwards.

THE DERBY-RACE GAME AND STEEPLE-
CHASE BOARDS,
With an immense variety of other new GAMES and 1 OYS,
At FYFIELD'S BRUSII and TOY BAZAAR,
No. 16, ISLINGTON.
ELIZA M. FYFIELD begs respectfully to announce to her
Friends and the Public another Arrival of the DERBY-RACE
GAME and STEEPLE-CHASE BOARDS, in Mahogany, Rose-
wood, and Walnut, at the following extraordinarily low Prices,
namely :—X2 55., e•-2 155., £3 10s., e 4 2s. 6d., £5 15s. ; and
in Leather and Millboard, extremely portable for travelling, at
25., 2s. 6d., 35., 4s. 6d., 75., 95., Ils., 155., 175., 255., 305., to 455.
BAGATELLE BOARDS at 155., 205., 305., £2 10s., £3 10s.,
£4 10s. All guaranteed of the best and most elegant workman-
ship) and warranted to stand any climate.
E. M. F. begs also to intimate that, in addition to the above,
she has just received an immense variety of other GAMES and
TOYS, especially adapted to the present season, as Christmas
Presents, consisting of the most recent and the most ingenious,
the most instructing and amusing, of English and Continental
Productions that have ever been submitted to public notice.

FYFIELD'S BRUSH AND TOY BAZAAR,
No. 16, ISLINGTON.
THE INCE-lIALL COMPANY'S COALS and
CANNEL may be procured as follows, viz.:—
LIVERPOOL. 7, Rumford-street, and 5, Crown-street.
BIRKENHEAD 52, Bridge-street, and Commerce-street.
SEACOMBE Demean-street.
HUYTON and ROBY-Mr. AlTarlane, Postoffice.
The Company deliver their COALS within THREE miles of
their several Yards CARTAGE FREE, and allow a
DISCOUNT FOR CASH PAYMENT, OF FIVE PER CENT.
Orders addressed as above to the COMPANY'S OFFICES will
meet with prompt attention.
WILLIAM LAIRD, GENERAL MANAGER.
7, Rumford-street, Liverpool, October Ist., 1852.

SERVANTS' LIVERIES.
THE extent of my Trade in this Branch enables
me at all times to keep a General Assortment of MATE-
RIALS expressly manufactured for LIVERIES, and the variety
of shade and patterns is most decidedly not to be surpassed by
any House out of London ; while the Foremen, to whom the
execution of the orders are entrusted, are known to possess
talent of the highest order. An engraving, containing thirty
figures of national liveries, is kept for the inspection of cus-
tomers. The Materials in STOCK are as follow, viz. :
FOR SERVANTS' LIVERY FROCKS.
Refine Blue Livery Broad.
Refine Green Livery Broad.
Refine Claret Livery Broad.
Refine Brown Livery Broad.
Refine Oxford Livery Broad.
Refine Steel Livery Broad.
Refine Drab Livery Broad.
Refine Fancy Coloured Livery Broad.
FOR SERVANTS' LIVER? WAISTCOATS.
Valencias in Blue Stripes.
Valencias in Red Stripes.
Valencias in Green Stripes.
Valencias in Black Stripes.
Cassimeres in Blue Narrows.
Cassimeres in Green Narrows.
Cassimeres in Crimson Narrows.
Cassimeres in Scarlet Narrows.
FOR SERVANTS' LIVERY SMALL CLOTHES.
Silk Mohair Plushes Blue.
Silk Mohair Plushes Black.
Silk Mohair Flushes Green,
Silk Mohair Plushes Scarlet.
Silk Mohair Plushes Drab.
Silk Mohair Plushes Crimson.
Cassimeres every Shade of Drab.
FOR SERVANTS' LIVERY GREAT COATS.
Devon Kersey in Drab Treble.
Devon Kersey in Blue Treble.
Devon Kersey in Brown Trebles.
Devon Kersey in Oxford Treble.
Stout Dreadnought in Drab.
Stout Dreadnought in Blue.
Stout Dreadnought in Brown.
Stout Dreadnought in Oxford.
FOR SERVANTS' WAITING AND STABLE SUITS.
Tweeds in all shades and colours.
Doeskins in all shades and colours.
Velveteens in all shades and colours.
Moleskins in all shades and colours.
Cords in all shades and colours.
Russell Cords in all shades and colours.
Gambroons in all shades add colours.
Stripe Jeans in all shades and colours.
Gold and Silver Lace Hatbands are kept on hand. Crest
Buttons obtained for customers, to match their own crests.
B. lIYAM,
TAILOR AND DRAPER.
THE NEW ESTABLISHMENT, LORD-STREET.

" WINE OF MALT."
GLADSTONE AND SMITH'S WINE OF MALT, OR FAMILY ALE STORES,
100, DUKE-STREET.
Brewed expressly for Family Use, and supplied to them in the convenient quantities of 4i, 9, and 18 Gallons.
WE have completed our arrangements, and are now quite prepared to SUPPLY FAMILIES with a light,
fine ALE, Brewed in a superior manner, and have given it the name of " WINE OF MALT," which we have taken from
Baron Liebig's latest Work, who, when speaking of Rhenish Wine, says, that superior light Ale resembles it in its effects on
the constitution, and may be called a " Wine of Malt ;" and we leave Families to decide whether a light, pure, well-Hopped
Ale agrees better with them than Wine. We should say that it does, owing to its being more free from acidity. What we
pledge ourselves to do is, to offer it perfectly pure, and we shall most willingly submit to the analysis of any Chemist in Liver-
pool or elsewhere. Up to this time, although carried on to a great extent in nearly every other town in England, Scotland, and
Ireland, no Establishment in Liverpool has been opened to supply Families exclusively with Ale and Porter in the very conve-
venient quantities of 4i, 9, and 18 Gallons. Small Families have hitherto been obliged to use it in Bottles, in which there are
great disadvantages, the Price being nearly Double, besides being decidedly unwholesome in comparison with Draught Ale,
owing to the quantity of Carbonic Acid Gas it contains, a fact well known to almost every one.
We have made every preparation for carrying on an extensive Business, and we solemnly affirm that our Ales will be manu-
factured from Malt and Hops only, precisely the same as Home-brewed, withthis difference, that every Quality will be Cheaper,
being Brewed in large Quantities.
The Public Brewers pay no attention to the Family Trade although the Ales generally made by them we believe to be
quite pure; yet ours will possess a superior Lightness, being Brewed expressly for Family Consumption.
THE PRICES WILL BE EXTREMELY MODERATE, NAMELY :
Small Casks. Cask. Cask.
Per Gall. 4} Gallon. 9 Gallons. IS Gallons.
A Light Dinner or X Ale Os. Sd.
A Fine XX
Very Fine or Rich XXX .... ... Is. 4d.
Extra Super
East India Pale Ale
Finest Ditto Ditto
The Carters, as a convenience, will be provided with MILL'S PATENT BOXWOOD LOCK TAPS, which are more durable than
the Brass ones, and perfectly free from Corrosion and Verdigris, (so pernicious in the use of all Metal Tans, and for which only
Is. will be charged, but which must be paid for on delivery. Patent Vents will also be inserted into the Casks, the Ale thereby
retaining its briskness to the last.

THE MOST PROMPT ATTENTION TO ALL ORDERS,
GLADSTONE AND SMITH,
100, DUKE-STREET.

PLAYING CARDS.
NEW VARIETIES of Figured and Ornamental
PLAYING CARDS, of superior quality and finish are
NOW READY.
WEBB AND HUNT,
STATIONERS,
CASTLE-STREET, LIVERPOOL.

BURNING OILS
Just Received, a Fresh Importation of
FRENCH COLZA OIL,
Of very superior quality, manufactured expressly for the
NEW FRENCH LAMPS.
SPERM AND OTHER OILS.

J. H. AND S. JOHNSON, OIL DEALERS,
7, CHURCH-STREET, LIVERPOOL.

FL. HAUSBURG begs leave to direct attention
• to his very extensive STOCK of
J E WE LL ER Y,
which has been most amply replenished by Selections from the
first Metropolitan Houses, and includes every Ornament of the
very largest fashion. The Collection of Gems of the very first
quality, Mounted in the most exquisite style, will, be feels con-
fident, from their novelty, diversity, and value, occasion some
surprise. THE

ENGLISH WATCHES.
of his own Manufacture, are of the usual excellent quality, and
are guaranteed to be most accurate Time-keepers ; and by the
peculiar advantages possessed by F. L. H., he is enabled to
offer them at Prices considerably lower than those of other
Manufacturers. THE

-
SEVA HE
are of the very best descNEription, andWATC have been selected with
the utmost care from the Stocks of the first Manufacturers of
Switzerland.
WATCHES, of every description, REPAIRED, by skilful
Workmen, on the Premises.

OLD POSTOFFICE-BUILDINGS, LIVERPOOL.

OVERCOATS AND WINTER CLOTHING.
T RICHMOND'S STOCK of OVERCOATS
• and WINTER CLOTHING
IS NOW OFFERED AT VERY REDUCED PRICES, TO
CLEAR OFF THE LARGE STOCK ON HAND,
Comprising all the NEW STYLES of
. _ _

PARISIAN, RUSSIAN, POLISH, NORWEGIAN,
and every other description,

MADE FROM THE BEST MATERIALS, OF THE MOST APPROVED
CUT AND STYLES, AND THE BEST WORKMANSHIP.

OBSERVE !-R IC HMON D'S,
No. 2, CHURCH-STREET,I and 3, PARADISE-STREET,
LIVERPOOL.

STIVENS'S UNIVERSAL SAUCE
INCREASES the APPETITE and IMPROVES
DIGESTION, and only requires one trial with STEAKS,
CHOPS, ROAST MEATS, GRAVIES, FISH, GAME, and
OUPS, to satisfy the Epicure.
The Proprietors of this Sauce guarantee the quality equal to
any Sauce extant, although it is sold much below the usual
price of Sauces._ .

Wholesale by STIVE ss and Co., 154, Upper Thames-street,
London; 9, Duke-street, Liverpool ; 150, Temple-street,
Bristol; and retail by Oilmen, Grocers and Sauce-dealers
throughout the country.
N.B.—Ask for Stivens's " Universal Sauce," or you may
get a spurious imitation.

ST67ENSand CO.'s much-admired PICKLES are prepared
with Malt Vinegar of the purest description, and of the proper
strength to make them what may be truly termed GENUINE
FAMILY PICKLES, of the finest quality.

GREAT WHEAL VOR UNITED MINES,
CORNWALL, (TIN AND COPPER.)
Conducted on the Cost-book Principle. In 200,000 Parts, or

Shares, of .t 1; each.
These Mines being worked on the above principle, Sub-
scribers will not be required to sign any deed, and their lia-
bility will be absolutely limited to the number of the Shares
subscribed for.

L. HAUSBURG respectfully submits to notice
1 • his immense Collection of

CLOCKS,
of his own Manufacture, unrivalled in elegance of design,
beautiful finish, and the consequent accuracy of performance,
their celebrity as exact Time-keepers is too well known to
require comment ; but he would particularly direct attention
to the fact, that his resources as a producer of the Article
necessarily place him in a very different position to that o
other Houses, and enable him to offer advantages both in Price
and quality positively unattainable elsewhere.
F. L. H. has also introduced a New
OFFICE CLOCK,
which, by a novel arrangement of the Mechanism, indicates at
one view the Month, Date, and Day of the Week, and he has no
doubt but its utility will be fully appreciated by the Mercantile
Community.

CLOCKS WOUND and REGULATED, at an agreed Charge
per annum, and with all descriptions of Mechanism, RE-
PAIRED on the Premises.

OLD POSTOFFICE-BUILDINGS, LIVERPOOL

COMMITTEE.
Charles James Anthony, Esq. Henry Ranking, Esq.
Captain Crease, R.N. H. W. Schneider, Esq.
John Oliver Hanson,jun., Esq. Charles Trueman, Esq.
E. V. Neale, Esq. Augustus A. Vantittart, Esq.
BANKERS.
London—Messrs. Barnett, Hoare, and Co.
„ Messrs. Sir W. P. Call, Bart., Marten, and Co.
Helston—The Union Bank.
MANAGERS.—Messrs. Henry and Edward Crease.
SOLICITORS.
Messrs. Jenkinson, Sweeting, and Jenkinson, London ; Messrs.
Grylls and Hill, Helstone.
BROKERS.

Mr. Thomas Moxon, 3, Austin-friars, London, and
Messrs. D. andJ. B. NEILSON, Liverpool.

OFFICES, 17,.GR4cEcHURCH-STREET.

These Mines, foine'rly worked to so much advantage, are
situated chiefly in the Parish of Breage, near Helston, in the
county of Cornwall, in the Gray Slate Formation, adjoining the
Granite, constitute a continuous run, above Two Miles long by
One broad, of ground which long experience has proved to be
one of the richest Mineral Districts in the World.

They are under Mining Leases for Twenty-one Years, at the
very moderate dues of 1-36th for the principal portion of the
ground, and 1-24th for the remainder.
The Mines, (to which much New and Rich Mineral Property
has been added,) during the whole term of the former Work-
ings, and up to the time of the cessation of the Works, yielded
large Profits.

The Official Returns from the Ore Books show that, during
the last workings, upwards of Two Millions sterling of Tin and
Copper Ore (yielding large Dividends) have been returned from
these Mines, and they are still capable of producing as much
more ; a large proportion of the richest part being still unex-
hausted, and a still larger proportion unexplored.
There are numerous large Tin and Copper Lodes, of ascer-
tained richness and value, running through the whole length
of this Property, which will return large Profits to the Adven-
turers.

From the attention of the former Adventurers having been
engrossed by the amazing riches of their Main Lode, these Side
Lodes, though proved to be exceedingly rich wherever they
have been touched, were never worked to any depth.
'When this is done the same rich discoveries may be expected
as so recently awarded the Adventurers in the United Mines in
Gwennap, where, under similar circumstances, the discoveries
made in the Side Lodes immediately returned large Profits.
Tin Ore, when the Mines last ceased working, was £35 per
ton; it is now above per ton.