The Liverpool Standard and General Commercial Advertiser.
Liverpool, Merseyside, England, 1836-10-21 00:00:00

LORD-STREET.

WIXTENSIVE ALTERATIONS' are just completed at
J!'4 the LIVERPOOL CLOTH ESTABLISHMENT.
The friends to the system of business established will ti.ow have
a greater facility and more prompt attention in making their
selections from the present immense Stock of adapted
to the WINTER SEASON.
PHILLIPS and HOLMK, take this opportunity to thank the In-
habitants of Liverpool and neighbourhood, for the decided pre-
ference. given to their Establishinento.,ap4 -pl e theniselyes.,
that the sault,undeviating line 4)f condtret hi rto. adopted'
shall he thir ftiture gtitle, and that neither means eitertion
shall: e spared to supply the Public with the best devliption of
WOOLLEN GOODS, at prices corresponding with the.-titnes.
LIVERPOOL CLOTH' ESTABLISIIIIRNT, 45, Lord-street.

SHAWLS AND CLOAKS, . /
IaDIRINGLE, LAWSON, and KEMP, beg, to any-nonce that
they have returned from Paris and' 'London irtith,an unli-
mitod variety of all that is Novel, Elemzant, andliashionable, in
SHAWLS and CLOAKS, which are now ready for inspec-
tion, at their
kINIPORIUNI OF FOREIGN AND BRITISH SHAWLS,
78, BO L D-STR EET,
Nest to the Old 'Music-hall.
, _

P., L., and. K., have brought,out a. new series of Alpine and
Shepherd Plaid Cloaks.

MUSIC & MUSICAL INSTRUMENT REPOSITORY,
191 LON DON- ROA 1),

- (Two Doors below the Blind Asylum. )
C
THOMSON hens to inform his Friends' and the
e Public,-and also,Visitors of Liverpool, thaVie has con,
stantly on Sale all the NEWEST MUSICAL, PUBLICA-
TIONS, both Vocal and Instrumental, a 3 soon as putdisheil ;
also a choice Stock of, Elegant PIANO-FORTEX by• the
following eminent• makers, viz. :.--/Imadwood, Collard, Deilator
Town, &c..Bte. Splendid Double-action II A RPS, by gull and
Co.; Guitarel Flutes, Vielins, Steel' Bows of the best French.
Manufacture, and ail kinds of Military Instrumeots; several
tine old Violins and Violoncellos, of the most celebrated makers.
PIANO-FORTES lent MilitarY-Bands FUlnisfieft
with Instruments on the shortest-notice. Music copied.- 1117:
strumentsTuned, Repaired, and taken in Exchange.
A regular Supply of New Music, weekly, front London.

LADIES' AND CHILDREN'S• BOOT AND. SHOE
ESTABLISHMENT,
No SG, RAN EF. A G 1-1-STR EirT.

IIT and 1. COLLINSON beg to inform, the Ladiesof
V • Liverpool and its vicinity, that they have OPENED
the Shop No. 56, Ranelagh-street, adjoining Mr. PEca's,lor
the purpose of receiving and 'promptly executing orders, and
offering for Sale an extensive Stuck of LADIES' and
CHILDREN'S BOOTS and' SHOES of their'own Maim•
facturing,, with a large Assortment of Goods fr6m some of, the
best Houses in London, Stafford, &c.
Their own Manufactured Goods they can confidently re=
commend as superior to env' that are generally sold in Shoe
Warehouses; being made of the best materials, under their
own iinmediate inspectlim, and. in the most fashionable and
serviceable style.
As it is their intention not to give credit, they will be
enabled to offal: thetas ata considerable deduction from the ge-
neral price of bespoke Goods.
The bespoke trade, formerly conducted by W. Collinson,
20, Bold-street, will hereafter be carried on under the firm of
W. and Cow Nsoar, where they intend also to keep au As-
sortment of their own Manufactured Goods.
N.B.—Ladies being once fitted with Boots or Shoes of w.
& C.'s ..Nlanofact tiring', can have the same size again, of
the number triarked
,any kind, bTsendiiig

NEW-FM.I-IPS, time 'Landing, and on Sale, at M I DD LE-
: WOOD'S ..-18;13A Kr.it-SritEE'T, Black and Green Granes
Biiiebo44#l4-3.o,Rei, Muscatell Raisins; Almonds, French
und. plirttikat Plums, fine Oranges, Lemons, PomgranetS,
,Ferbidilett,'Fruit. Dates. Pistatia Nuts, new Cncoa.-Nuts, &e..
&e.,.offitV4etest importation Pines, Kent Filbpris, and Wal-
nuts, n'ith"eYery choice Fruit in season ; Jamaica Preserved
Ginger in Jars at ss:, 75., 13s. 6d., and 265. ;'''S.haddock Marma-
lade at 2s. fid. and 4s. per Jar. i,
J. M. respectfully informs his Friends and the Public, that he
has selected front the first Warehnuses.in London a general as-
snrtment,of the best arid most approved Sauces in- use; also,
Pickles. Westphalia Ilams, Florence Oil, French \Vine, Vine-
gar, Olives, Capers. Anchovies; &c., &c. A list of which, With
prices, may be had as above..
In consequence of the great importation of Grapes, J. M. is
selling them front Ss- to 10s. per dozen; Muscatell Raisins, of
the best quality, from 6s. Col. to 7s. per box; fine Imperial
French Plums, in fancy boxes, Sa. ; Portugal Plums, ss.
Families supplied with small Packages at wholesale prices.
Orders,,with temittances, from the country will be duly a t
tended to:

TO NEWSPAPER POINTERS.:
rwitiF: breaking up of an entire Newspaper Concern, in con-
k seqnence of the Bankruptcy or the Principal, enables the.
Fi
EDITOR, SUB-EDITOR and RE WIER, and G m Gemmel. Co-
nucroa to offer their Services. hat!, or severally, to a News
paper Printer in want of Assistance in any of those Branches o
the Profession. Any new Proprietary, whose intended estab-
lishment is not entirely completed, will find this a very desirable
opportunity for so doing, as the Principal has for many years
been connected with the Metropolitan and Provincial Press in
most of the calpcifies ahove referred to.—Apply (it by letter,
post-paid) to X. X. X., Standard Office, Liverpool.

NYfbtt pubtfrationz.

NEW MUSIC.

This Day is Published, price One Shilling,
THE CONSKRVATIVE GRAND MARCH, composed
and arranged for the Piano-forte, apd repectfolly dedi-
cated to Loan SAN ooN, M.P. /Iv JAMES MAY.
To be had at Mr. SurroN's, 1:1, Paradise-street. and at all
Music Shops. -

55.,
n, ILES, tIEMORIMOIDS, &v. Practical Obeervations,
with additional Ca•es. showing a safe 411d.,.ffivient mode of.
Cure, thereby avoiding the painful and dangerous. operation of
ElEcision or Ligature. By M ACKEfriIE, Surgeon, Doughty-
street, London.
Sold by Grape], Liverpool ;. Thotnsons, Manchester.
A Clertryntan, whose case and address appear at page 76, has,
from motives of benevolence, inserted this advertisement.

1, Wellinytnoi-street, Strand.
Second edition, jest published, in Bvo., price 12s. bds., illustrated
by, Seven Hates.
It ACTS on. lITIMAULICS, edited by TnomAs Titan.
aimo, Civil Fugineer, comprising Smeaton'S Experimental
Plapers on the Powers of Water and Wind to tut &c.,
Venturi's experiments on the Motion of Fluids, Dr Young's
Btimmary of Practical Hydraulics, with Notes by the, Editor.
• "If it were only as examples of the method of reasoning from
experiments and facts; the papers of Sineaton, in their complete
shoe, are truly valuable • but it- also fortunately happens that
ttitty are on subjects which form part of the business of the
engineer and millwright; mid which ought to be Well understood'
by the civil engineer."— Thrtigatt.

Just published; in. Bvo.. price ss. in hoards he second edition;
enlarg,d, and c,irree
The PRACTICE or tSOMETIi i XL PERSPECTI VE.
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" It is preferable to the common perspective on many•
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The method; itt' Peculiarly : ,leservinz the attention of me-
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MODE R.N. FIN NGS.for ROOMS: a- Series of De-
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Price

Published by M. TA 'tram, 1, Wellington-street, Strand, am,
sold also by W. GRA PRL, Bookseller, Liverpool.

THE CHURCH OP SCOTLAND MAGAZINE.
THE attention of the readers of this wOrk iS.,partleola'fly re.
'l7Nqiithgted to thc,Ttible of Contents °Nile ticinher Number.
It is not toryin, too much to assert thit no-'l"clag,(lone at the
price ever offered-Viiitteh talented writing on topics of-such
noi.versal ,interest,ri-l
Cs is (Ataed in the fullow.t.mg :-
1. Strhgth nip! Ciinsistrucy pf Voluntar
COrnfortw. .6
3. Church Umniuigeitin, Glasgow.
The Rise of Papal tAierarchy ; by the Rey. Robert
Lee; Campine.
5. Rev. Mr. M‘Ghee—Duhlin Review and Rhein-ash Notes.
6. Report of the Discussion on American Slavery, bet Ween
Mr. George Thompson and Rev. J. Breckenridge.
7. The Established Church in Edinburgh, and the Annuity
Tax ; Reviews of Pamphlets by Dr. Chalmers, Dr. Lee,
Mr. Black, Mr. Johnston, and °lll.r. SPLaren.
S. The Unscriptural Principles of Combe's Constitution of
Matt.
9. The Manse Garden.
10. Church Extension.

.Dr. Spring of America and English Digs Put,
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G. PHILIP, Paradise street, Liverpool, and all other Bookseller.

NEW WORK ON PHRENOLOGY.
Justpublished, price 2s. Gil., bound in cloth, illustrated try se
veral Engravings on Steel, and a great variety of Wood-cuts,
PI 1111: PHIL OSOPII IC OF PHRENOLOGY SI\IPLI-
-9
FLED. liv'a Member of the Phren}6gical and Philoso-
phical Societies of Glasgow.
The Philosophy of Phrenology Simp,l(fieal is next teComhe's,
the best introductory work on thegurfibject we have seen. It
contains a concise account and liistlsry of the science, taking a
Coniprehensive view of its leading principles; and the physiolo-
- on which they are based, and answering the objec-
tionic started ; a description of the oilcans and their functions;
andi;na;
education,v eo of the
a
nd the e
application
tte )t. of Phrenology to mental improve-
n6i
nsantty
London Spectator.
" This Work fOrms one of the most complete Guides to Phre-
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arrangementit is clear and lucid, displaying great logical tact,-
and mental attainments of no mean order. The anatomical
knowledge of the author has been eminently useful in illustrat-
ing various branches of the subject, and giVes weight to his ar-
' gtiments on many poipointywhich are beyond the reads of writers
who have not. practically 'studied' the structure of the human
brain."—Glasyme Argus.
We have had abundance of merely initiatory works con-
taining the Rudiments of Phrenology—and a work containing
the Philosophy of the Seienee—its application to the every day
affairs of man, to, education, legislation, insanity; and the adap-
tatiOn of partimilar configurations of ,head to certain situations
in life, and peculiar trades and professions, is one which was
much wanted, and one which is. excellently supplied in the book
now under cunsideration."—Kilinernock Journal.
" It is simply and perspicuously written, and with the plates
gives a very clear and comprehensive view of the su'uject."--=
Fife Journal.
" The author of the work before us deserves very great praise.
He has simplified Phrenology very materially, and his obser-
vations being written in a clear and lucid style, they will be
easily understood and digested. It is also a very excellent fea-
ture in this book, that the writer founds uniformly. upon eni-
deuce, iitld never thinks of-convincing his readers-by bare as-
sertions."—Aberdeen Herald.

His book searches deeply into the philosophy of the doc-
trine, set forth with so much perspecuity and elegance, that it
cannot fail to prove of great utility to students iu the science."
Liverpool Albion
W. it. M`Pitt;Nx, Publisher, Glasgow. Sold by G. PII Jur,
Paradise-street, Liverpool, and all other Booksellers.