The Liverpool Standard and General Commercial Advertiser.
Liverpool, Merseyside, England, 1838-06-26 00:00:00

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COMMERCIAL ADVERusEII.

--Letters iu be uddreiise-d (post-paia) to J. S., Post-office, Li-
verpool.

HEARTS 'RESOLVED, AND HANDS PREPA.RED„ THE BLESaNGS THEY ENJOY TO GUARD !-SIIOI.I,ETT.

GOVERNESS.
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ANTED, by a Young Person, a Situation as GOVER-
NESS in a Family. She is cowetent-to give instrue.
hulls in, the usual branches of polite English Education, toge-
ther with Drawing and the rudiments, of French and Music.
Salary no consideration, her chief object being the attainment
ut a comfortable situation with religions advantages.
Address A. I 3 ,at STANDARD Office, Liverpool.

Xl.---No. 584.]

TUESDAY, JU•NE 26, 1535.

[PRICE FIVEPENCE.

Alalto by Auction.'

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b) Auction.

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CHURCH •OtWAN WANTED.-
A Goon SECOND-i N 1) , (AWL' ORGAN for a
tl.• • middle-sizcd Church.—A poly, if by letter, post paid, stat-
mg price and condition, to C. and B. R Amy LlN'e, Architects;
6, Union Buildings, Liverpool. ••

A PERSON, that, has, for TAtenty Years Travelled in the
_Northern and Midland Counties of England, and having
a good Connexion amongst Druggists, Grocers, and Drysalters,
is.desirous to ENGAGE Himself to a respectable House. The
most satisfactory references references will be given, by applying to
I. 'M. 13., ,22, Widport-street, .Duncan-street East.

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• AIASONIO PRQCFLSSION,
Wlsrliti_ipfnElfasttrs..Pa4t 'Masters, Wardens, Officers,
gin'. Brethren of the„thfferent,LODGES in Liverpool and
i!, Vuoittv: and atso the •Craft in v'eneral. are requested to
meet !lie R. W. a P. G: M. of this Division, at the. Ansi.-
. Pkit :lore[., on fiIUASDA Y next tire 28th ins'ant, at Nine
is the .Mal.nints-priegkely, forthe purpose of laying the
nonS'oce or "sr CEORGE'S ! !.." in conjunction
With the Authorities of o,e finrougb.—P:v or,l^r of
Trt-a. Rinur -NVoi•sorePut,

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• CORONAT.IO-4 REGATTA,
ATTUEROYIJOCKFFRRY
ON- THURSDAY, 2-rri• INSTANT.
0411,1)-FRIP PF:TOR. OF THE ROYAL ROCK FERRY
Al COMPANY- BEG TO S i'ATE AT, FOR TUE
ACCOMMODATION OF THE • PUBLIC ON THE
ABOVE OCCASION. THEIR. BONI'S WILL 'BE AR-
RANGED S 9 THAT ONE WILL LEAVE GEORGE'S
PIER-HEAD. EVERY • FIFTEEN MINUTES. AND
THAT A REGULAR COMMUNICATION BY STEAM-
BOATS WILL ALSO BE KEPT UP DURING THE
DAY. -BETWEEN ROCK FERRY AND THE POT
TERMS, IMMEDIATELY OPPOSITE.
Rack -Ferny, 15th June,

CORONATION OF HER MOST GRACIOUS.
. . MAJ ESTY.
.HE INHABITANTS of the DISTRICT or ST.
BRIDE'S and the Public are -respectfully infornied-
that by Divine. Permission, there will he SERVICE and a
SERMON by the Rev. J. H STEWART, at ST. BRIDE'S
CHURCH, Percy Street, nn.. the Morning of 11eu MAJESTY'S
COEONATION ; the. Service to-commence at Ten o'Clock. -
As it wilt be in entire accordance wiih this joyful occasion to
give Portions to those, that have none, • and as our Youthful
Qriti was at a very early aire deprived of her Princely Father,
her-August Mn: her of her Royal Contort, it would seem
that•the WAiw,.and the Fatherless ~should, at such a Sedson,
be more particularly in our, remembrance.
• - It is therefore proposed that,. after the Service, a COLLEC-
TION should, be male for this parpOse. to he distributed'in
accordance with the recommendations4a the Subscribers.

OF HER MAJESTY

TR F. coIioNATIoN
ru,tiE owl m Irl'EE for C
in 1-1 (moor of the_ CORO
QUEEN VICTORIA, hAve
Subscriptions in furlherinve of
Amounts already advertised
A DOITTONTA I, SURSCIIIPTI(iNS.
J. R. M‘Guifie EI 1 (` William Fairelou2h..£l 0 0
N. D. Bogs.- 2 0 0 Henry Steele and C,,. 2 0 0
.1. G:a3CO, mildary cur- Charles Lowe. . 2 2 0
geon - Phihhs 1 0 0
Kers, Lurie. and Torn- Letri+Saniirel
linsou
Ellis S. Yates - 2 • 0 M'Andrew, Pilcher, &
A rid re:W .Watsou • ..' 1 0 0 Co •
Wm. las,-ell - 20 0 M'Culloch, Thompson,
John Blake... .... .. - 1 I and Co.
James Parker ... 200 R, A. Payne - 1 0
Samuel Towers
John Paton
Robert Allan .....
Henry Tiromasson
T. B. I3arelay 5 0 0 John Platt
Gilbert•Harrisoti .... 1 0 0 Sums under £1
Rd. Howghton, jun... 2 I) 0 Thos. Tohln, Ballincollig Gun-
William Anthony .... 1 0 II powder Mines, two barrels of
Frost Brothers ...... 1 0 0 Gunpowder. .

nnthiNitlT the FESTIVITIES
NA'T'ION. of Her MAJESTY
to.; acknowledge the following
that-object

£822 15 0

Further Subscriptions will be received by ADAM Horms.oN,
Exchangc-!-treet West, Treasurer; at all the' Banks,
News•rootn+, and Newspaper Offices; the Conservative News-
room; and at the OiNee of the Tradesmen's Reform Assbciation.
VIVAT REGINA !!!

CORONATION OF HER MOST.GRACIOUS MAJESTY
QUEEN VICTORIA.
rpriE Committee for conducting the proceedings on this im-
portant occasion, beg to announce the Order in which the
celebration is intended to take place.
At SIX o'Clock in the Morning a SALUTE of Twenty-one
Guns will be tired at the WincHousk. and also &SALUTE of
Twenty-one Guns at the PRINCE'S PIER.
The PROCESSION is 'to form at the bottom of DALE-
sTrtusr, at TEN o'Clock, and no Society or Ward intending
to join the Procession will be permitted to do so from any of
the cross streets leading into Dale-street, at all of which Rail-
ing will be placed. As the object of the Committee is•to pre-
serve order, it is hoped that every individual will cheerfully
accede to this arrangement. Gentlemen will be in attendance
at the bottom of Dale•street to assist in forming the Procession
and to prevent confusion. •
The various SOCIETIES will more up Dale-street, in the
Order'to which they arrive nn the Ground, and will pass round
Nelson's Monument, along
.Exchange-street West, Castle-
street, Lord-street, Church-street, 80ld-street, Slater-street,
Duke-street, Rodney-Street, ,Clarence-street, Brownlow-hill,
Brownlow.--street, Pembroke-place, round the Kitiv,'s Monu-
ment, and down London-road, entering the Ground lately oc-
cupied by the Olil infirmary, at the Gate. in Lime-street, where
the FIRST STONE of the Si'. GEORGE'S • HALL will be

When this Ceremony is completed, a Foe DE JOIE will be
fired by the infantry of the 88th Regiment, and it is then re-
quested that the various Societies will tile .ff by the Lower Gate
leading into Shaw's Brow.
An Artillery.
,SALUTR will be fired at GEORGE'S Prs:a at
eleven o'clock, on which the Procession, headed by the Boys of
-the BLUE COAT HOSPITAL. will begin to move, and a SALUTE
Will also be fired at the WORKHOUSE, as the procession passes.
Toe °aorta OF THE PROCESSION WILL DE AS FOLLOWS,:
Blue Coat Boys. Freemasons. Shipwrights.
Trad;.l and Benefit Societies.
Awl :he respective Wards, in the order of their arrival at the

bottom of Date street.
CHAMPION, PRECEDED BY TR(MPETS.
Master Traftestni.n. Merchants.

Committee.
County and Boi-ougii Magistratett.
Freemasons..
Mayor and Town Council, with Regalia.
Clergy of all denominations.
Gentlemen.
Ho.eemen. who are to be placed under the command of James
• Parker, Fsq., arot whose place of rendezvous is to be the Old,
Infirmary Ground, top of Shaw's-brow.
Several of the Steampacket Companies having, with great
liberality, placed a number of their STEAM BOATS at the
disposal-of the committee, these vessels will be ready to receive
those who rr.av choosd to avail themselves of the oppintunify so
handsomely' afforded, immediately on the procession. beingdis-
persed. Adatissiota to bethy Ticket, Notice of the Distribution-
of which .wilibe,gieen on Ttiesday next. A certain number of
Tickets will, in the first instance, be distributed to the Sub-
scribers to the GeneratFu od.
A SALUTE will again he Fired at Nine o'clock in the
Evening, at St. George's Pier, and also at the Workhouse.
FIRE WORKS. will be'exhibited at HALF-PAST NINE
O'CLOCK, alt the REcroa's FIELDS, FALKNER-STREET, and
also at the NORTH WALK, beyond the Clarence Dock, on the
West Sid® of the Fort.

"The resp,ective WARDS will proceed from the several loca-
tions to Willirentson-square, where a Bond will Meet them ; to
proceed thence to Dale-street, and take up their station in the
General Procession; •

RICH D, DAWSON,. •
Chairman °rale Procession Committee,.
Committee-room, 23rd June, 1835..
N.B.—As the Procession wilt consist of an unusually large
number, it is requested that the whole may be formed
SIX ABREAST. •

CORONATION OF QUEEN VICTORIA.
TN order that the " SUNDAY TIMES," of July 1, 1838,
may contain at full length the OFFICIAL ACCOUNT
of her Majesty's Coronation on the 28th of June, the Proprie-
tors have determined to present to their Subscribers a Stamped
SUPPLEMENT, GRATIS, which, in addition to containing
every particular relative to the occasion in London and the
Country, will be accompanied by a Splendid ENGRAVING;
the largest ever attempted on Wood, or given with a News-
paper. It will contain faithful Portraits of the Queen, the
Members of the Royal Family, and Nobility—forming a cor-
rect view of. the Interior of WESTMINSTER ABBEY,
during the important ceremony.
The " SPN DAY TIMES'' is the LARGEST' PAPER
PUBLISFi ED. the unflinching Advocate of the People, and
the best SPORTING JOURNAL.

•
Printed and Published by J. K. C-HAPMAN, 72. Fleet-street,
London. Orders received by all Newsvenders. and at
LIVERPOOL—M. AYLWARD, SUNDAY TIMES OF-
FICE, 48, LORD-STREET,
Manchester—Mr. °leave, Sunday Times Office, 82, Market-st.
Birmingham—Mr. Mansell, News Agent, Union-street,
Ditto Mr. Cenper, Ditto, Ditto,
York—Mr. Sotheran,
.t.ibefiield—Mr. Wiley, News Ageut, Hal mztket,
Baiii—Mr. Thorley. Ditto, 1, New Bond-street,
Bristol—Mrs. Bingham, Ditto.

, .
CORONATION MEMORIAL.
In
l' green or criu:son silk, gilt edges, 18ino., 3s.
T/CTORIA, an Anecdotal Memoir of her Majesty, from her
birth' to the present period, comprising highly interesting
and generally Original Anecdotes, Personal Traits, and Chit,
racteristie 'ketebes of the Wileefi; tyith,a faithful and ex-
quisitely engraved PORTRAIT. by Mote.
London ::, J. Saunders, jun.:49, Paternoster-row.

• ':THE CORONATION OF' HER MAJESTY.
To TRADRSMEN'.• SoCIETr6S OR CLUBS NOT AI READY PRO-
VIDED %Vint. A HOUSE OP CALI: FOR REFRESHMENTS
ON 'DHAT DAY.

A NY isumher unwire accommodated at the BELVIDERE
HOTEL and COFFEE-HOUSE, South. Castle-street,
with Sandwiches, Wines, Spirits, Ales, Porter, &c., at a mo-
derate charge, previous notice being given THIS DaY, (Tues-
day,) the 26th instant,
DINNERS. AS USUAL. •

r pill; GRAND CORONATION MEDALS ARE
ON SALE AT

• JOHN. C. WOOLFIELD'S,
Who most respectfully begs leave to , inform the Notaty,
Genii y, and the Public generally, that he has taken the
Premises, known as - •
GLASGOW HOUSE, No, 3), CIIMICH-STREET,
Corner•. of. Basnetl-street, Liverpool,
Which is nOw'open as a
FANCY RETAIL ESTABLIS)IMENT,
For the Sale of an entire. NEW STOCK, manufactured or
selected by himself, with the greatest care'and attention, de-
siring to have very choice and saleable Articles only, so that he
carp offer them on such terms as will merit and obtain general
patronage,

THE WRITING DESKS, DRESSING-CASES, WORK
BOXES, CABINETS, &c.,
(Of Ici4 own Manufacture,)
Ile can with confidence recommend. Ladies and Gentlemen
may order these Articles to their own taste and convenience,
having established' a manufactory in this town for that express
puriinsp.

THE SHEFFIELD PLATED WARES
Are of the recent modern st)le, havit4r all the appearance of
eolid Silver, and a more desirafile point in their favour is, the
'Makers guarantee this peculiar quality to wear front 10 to 2U
years with care.

THE BRONZES
Are of serviceable English manufacture, in Gasand Oil Lamps,
Chandeliers, Hall Lanterns, Table, Sideboard, Bracket, Read-
ing„ Figure, and Hall Lamps, Lustres, Candlesticks, Stands
for Palmer's Patent Candles, Ink and Cologne Stands, &r,
tEA TRAYS. POLE and HAND SCREENS,- CAKE
BASKETS, INKSTANDS, CARD RACKS, &c.,
ORNANII-':NTS, in Glass, Wax, and Bronze.
CARD. CASES find TABLETS, in 'Tortoiseshell, Pea
Ivon, Rosta, and Morocco.

CUTLERY.
RAC
Cii..COMMON. CHESS, and POPE JOAN BOAR nS.
C 1-tEsS:II EN, seENT &TO! LET BOTTLES, BRUSHES
susft nther FANCY ARTICLES.
11.8.—Shipping and WhalegaleOnlers executed as formerly,
at the Watehuuse, 27, Ludgate;hill, Birmingham.

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Quis Separabit."
ORIGINAL LIVERPOOL AND NEW YORK STEAII

PACKET COMPANY'.
CAPITAL, £200,000, IV SHARES OF £2O EACH.
4 Applicants for Shares in this Company may be
furnished with Prospectuses and all necessary
information upon application by letter (post-paidl
addressed to Messrs. filming and ANDREW, So-
licitors,_ Al!'"chester; or Mr. JOHN CHEYNE. Canning-build-
ings, Live'7l)%l.