The Liverpool Standard and General Commercial Advertiser.
Liverpool, Merseyside, England, 1836-11-15 00:00:00

Air ISS HENDERSON, respectfully infOrms the Ladies of
IV/ Liverpool and its 'Vicinity that her NV IN T E R.
FASHIONS, consisting of an elegant Xssortment of MILLI-
.NERYk
and CLOAKS, for the:pres tit'season, will be ready for
Inspection THIS DAY, (Tuesday.) a following days.
MILLINERY OOMS,
24, CHURCH-STREET. ~
Miss H. begs to call the attention of her Friends to the nu-
merOtis designs in CLOAKS she has met with in London ; and,
having added another Room to her Establishment, she feels
assured that a greater variety of New Patterns will not be seen
in Liverpool.

-,HISS NEEDS begs to return thanks to her Friends and
kVA. the Ladies of Liverpool for the kind patronage she has
received since her WINTFA FASHI S were ready for in-
spection, and she begs to add, that n ditional assortment. are
now-in preparation, and will be co leted by To morrow, the
16th instaut.
She has an extensive Stock of Silks, Satins, for Dresses
and Cloaks, which will he disposed of at very reduced prices.
9C), Bold-street, 12th. Nov., 1836.

WINTER FASHIONS.
67. LORD-.TIiRET. , Qand B. &Milli respectfully solicit J.hr attentinn of their
C. Friends and the Public to their superb Selection of first-
rate fashionable Rats end Bonnets, in rich Satins, Leghorn,
Velvet, Tuscan, Whalebone, V icto •• 'Straw, a 44 every material,
suited to the Season, which are no reedy for inspection.
A RICH STOCK OF FURS 0 EVERY DESCRIPTION.
Furs Mode, Clean d, and Altered.
Foreign Orders exelited with th,.ir usual prompitude.
AN APPRENTICE 117 ANTED.

TNDIVIDITALS GOING AI34OAD froin the Port of
ifits,-
1 LIVERP OOL, ari, informed by
S. W. SILVER CO..
or NO3. 9 AND 10, CO " MI, I ONOON,
that they linty procure the whute any part of an OUTFIT,
from the coarsest to the finest qu it vof •Gqods known, including
Cabin Furniture, at their Branch House, ' . •

N 413. 4 AND ). sT. mortc; E's cic Eset:Nr sorrti, LivEttpoor,,
At taco &tine WHOLESALE SHIPPING Prices as at their

Warehouse itt LONDON.
Dail• commoniration betcieen London and Liverpool for
Ship-sailing information, Sc.

NCW 'WINTER GOODS,
TO FAMILIES, MILLINERS,
Aril) TNQ PVI3I4C QENEHALLY,

W. WILLIAMS,
WHOLESALE AND RIFT
SILK =BM?, DlL4l' % HOSIER, 4'c.
MANCHESTER OUSE,
75, ST. JAWI:S-STRE Nti.AE THE TOY,
DIMS. leave most respectft to announce his arrival from
the Metropolitan and Prov icial nirkets, in which he has
made Purchases. of all. kinds of GOODS suitable for the Sea-
son, decid4dly more extensive aro novel, than any he has
hithertelieen'able to effect. He is happy to state, that he has
laid in a STOCK of
FRENCH AND I3RITIS:I MERINOS,
In all colonrs, of a superior make and finish, and positively
equal to quols at the same prices at any former period, as well
as of

IgCl-1 atxt) BORDERED .SILK SUAWLS,
Gros-de-Naples, Discapes,
,Vigured Silks, Silk Velvets,
Printed Cambrics; Figured and'Endiosseil Satin!, Fancy Hand-
keraiefs and Scarfs, Hosiery, Gmves, Ribbons, &c. He
has purtkulatly to recommend to attention kris very superior
snake of

IRISH LINENS.
Bleached expressly !or his Establishment; besides Lawns,
Hucka:uicks, Diapers, Sheet lugs in all widths, Blankets in all
sizes and makes; Quilts and Counterpanes, Welsh, Saxony,
and Lancashire Flannels, Table Linetts,.Cloths, and Damasks,
and all sizes ia Worsted, Linen, and Cotton Table Covers.
ALL KINDS OF CLOAKS,
SS, 1 In silk. Shawl Pattern, Plain and Printed Merinos, Cloth
Plaid, and Camlet. of the most approved 'flakes at
UNCOMMONLY LOW PRICE'S,
And made to ordej on the shortest notice.
SMALL WARILS ALL AT COST P,RICE.
In conserpience or (he small vat,t of charged. on al
Goods, 'no credit Can h.e,givva,
Funer4ls eompletely,faruished, Lust Zi4iery.cre's'Eription of Fa.
mi!v Mourning. •

JEFFEBS and MORRIS 11, ever gratefully 41ive for the
113 . Patronage conferred on their EstaldiShrrierit, •
COMPTON HOUSt,, CHURCH-STREET,
feel great pleasure in beitfg. aMe to state linS4 they have taken
the adjoining Premises, which will tend considerably to increase
the s:pinfort of Pur,h,seys by causing a greater circulation of
sir, the want of which has been so often complained of, and more
generally felt, hut was Of necessity the case from so Large a
Stock being compressed within Premiscsgenerally crowded with
Cost,nnt,rs and comparatiVely
.small; it will also materially 89-
sist.the Young Men of the Establishment in more efficiently
discharging their duty, with satisfaction to themselves and
pleasure to the 1.o) er. The additional Premises wilt for this
Season be devoted exclusively to
SILKS, SHAWLS, FURS, CLOAKS,
BLANKETS, COUNTERPAN ES. SHE ET I NGS, and
TABLE LINENS ; their Stock of which requires
.froor them
no. comment,' as their Cask system of Selling, coupled with the
Business-knowledge and Capital they possess, enable them to
take every advantage that the Markets con possibly offer, and
which have roduced for them that decided preference of which
it is their Pearure to boast and pride to maintain.
For the benefit of those Friends who otherwise may not have
occasion to visit their gstablishment during the ensuing week,
the+ diem it Wise to mention a few of their Bargains :—Damask
Tafde Cloths. Measuring Two yards square, ss. 6d. each ;' Twn
yards and ti Half square, 7s. lid. each ;. Three yards square,
105 9d.—Linen Sheetings, a full width for a Bed, at 2s , 2s. 6:1„
and 3s. a yard.
The Irish Linen Department consists of the very best Make
and f3leoch, for the wear of whirls .1. and M. pledge themselves.
Several Bales of Welsh and Lancashire Flannels and Whit-
ney Blankets.
French Merinos at 7s. 6d. the yard. not to'be had in any other
House in the Trade for less than 9s. 6.1.
50 Piecesitto i
Coloured D
61 Luteistttorings, all at 2s. Oid.
30 D
21. Ad.
A few Pieces of choice Figured Satin Iris at 3s. 6d. worth ss. 93.
Gauze and Satin Ribbons, as usual, astonishingly cheap, one
so, price value Byid.
gut extraordinarly
Compton House, 26 and 27, Churckstreet.

iVEIi, via
id, Stroud,
)anterbury,

1 OF £5O RICH.

- - .
yr ENT RAILWAY, from LONDON to D
IV Greenwich, Woolwich, Dartford, Gray
Rochester, Chatham, Sittingbourne, Pavers' '
Sandwich. and Deal; also to Ramsgate.
CAPITAL £2,000,000, 1 N 40,0(X) SHA
Deposit £2 per •:Sha
jr? rnovlsioNaL Dllt •oes,
Lieut.-Col. Sir A: Leith Ilay, Ch. es Perkins, Esq,.
K.C.C.S., M.P. Thomas Phillpotts, Lag
PetertleikethFleetwond,Esq., Roland Ronald, Esq.
M.l'. .Georgcßobertltowe,Esq.M.D
\v :!'am Pinney, Esq., M.P. Lieut.-Col. Skerret
Ow,,n I'. Alger, Esq. Henry Short, Esq.
Wildamßerradaile, Esq. John Rodwav Stock, Esq.
J(lla Bridhers, Esq. John 'l'wells, Esq.
Edward Hughes, Esq. George Walter, Esq.
George Money, Esq. 1 John Yates, Esq.
Robert Page, Esq.
. Bankers—Messrs. Spooner. Attwoods, and Co.
Solicitots-James Valiance, Esq., Messrs. Currie and Wood
gate, 'A. H. Macdougall, Esq.
Engineers—James Walker, Esq., F.R.S. L. and
)J., Alfred
Burges, Esq.
Secretaries—William Green, Esq.; Colin Smith, Esq.
Surveyor—George Smith, Esq.ds
The Kent Railway 'will connect the Government Dockyar
and Garrisons, the populous towns and districts, and the princi-
pal ports in the county of Kent, with the Metro Polis. .
co
...
The line.selected by Mr. Walker, the engineer, Is In., na,s's
nuation of the Greenwich Railway at Deptford, and
aye
through Greenwich, Woolwich, Erith, Dar 1:
"'here the line
Rochester, Si tiingbourne, Ospringe, Canterbutrforda.-ivch, and
upon the south 'side of the river Stour, near Asili,
divides'into two parts, the one preceding teeisgatenbey,,thaei
upper end of Pegwell,Bay, anti the other Sandwichra..sete e and Deal
to Dover, the terminus being in the town do.:
The distances to all the towns, except Dow, are nearly the
same as by the Turnpike,road, viz. :—. , 7 miles.
'From London Bridge to Woolsvien
29i
................. , miles.
To Rochester
T. Gravesend 2l miles.
57 miles
To, Canterbury. 73miles..
To Remsgate ..................... .
To Sandwich
To Deal ....
'l'o Dover
The features of the line are
,peculiarly favourable, a length of
50 miles being nearly. lev.vl; White, With the exception of three
ftirinnas at the jotietton with the Greenwich Railway, no' gra-
dient will exceed one in 330, or 16
.feet per mile.
with a single ex-
in chalk.
caption, will be .
It is proposed to bass through Greenwich Park bye. tunnel so
constructed as to admit of apertures at the side for light and
ventilation; through 'Woolwich by budges, and over the Med-
„,iy by a viaduct. Boughton-hill-will be avoided by a short
deep cutting or by a short, tunnel of from a , qtiarter to half a
mile long at Selling, and near
Irel;alt (Is
Ramsgate will be a deep cutting
ovxrteanttuendr,lteulnnnuetninniogrei 3 than
nut
xi
(.11. e
elength,i thus
le or
athmeilwelanirlitei
a half, divided into three f short e l .ir
or cur suort tunnels at di-erent parts
of the line.
In this description of
the
projected line will be recognised all
that can give it value es an inveelment and importance as a
truly national work R • ' ' cultivated..
.. • Running through a and densely-
peopled country, embracingin 'the Government .
Dock
. its course
Yards and C
arnsons at Woolwich, Chatham, Sheerness, and
Deal, and affording communication between the Metropolis. the
towns before enumerated, and the continental ports, the Kent
Railway will be found to blend, in no ordinary degree, the ob-
jects of public utility and private convenience. It remains for
the Directors only to state, that the capital being provided by
the arrangement under which the property and 'interest of the
late Gravesend and Dover Companies have been transferred to
the Kent, they. are prepared to approach Parliament
ect in the
ensuing session with a case. presenting in every resp
,ttongest claims to legislatiyn protection and support•
.
he. ay
cepies of this Proopectus, with Plan of the line raw
,casteet
be obtained of lir. THOMAS' HARRIS, 7, Excha'c,;. Li..
East ; SI r. Ricp,,A,up DAWSON, 10. Exchn
Pg"Pil..•Lcit:dun.
e 76, Cornhi ,
yerpool ; and it thit.'CinnpfitlY, 8 ...„.04' "'
Secretaries.W. GREEN.
'C. SMITH,
1
KeW gailwarefee,, 76, Corntol/0 Nov., .