The Liverpool Standard and General Commercial Advertiser.
Liverpool, Merseyside, England, 1838-04-06 00:00:00

Eo be Let.

FURNISHED HOUSE TO 131 LET.
MO be LET, FURNISHED, a large well-Pliinished HOUSE,
in Upper Parliament-street, from thitiniddle of April, for
five or six months.
Apply at the Standard-office.
•

rI 10 be LET, four excellent YARDS, well situated in Nep-
tune-street, near the Waterloo Dock a're well adapted
for Shipwrights, Joiners, &c. and general Riiiposes of Storage.
Terms moderate.
Apply to Nicnot.As WATERHOUSE and SONS, 1, Oldhall-
street.

110 he LET. a good FAMILY HOUSE, situated in Upper
Parliament-street, No. 11, Windsor, consistlng,ol one
Sitting-room. one Dining-room. one Draw'ing-room, four Bed-
rooms, one Kitchen and Scullery, Garden and, Gighouse
attached. Water on the Premises, and Fixtures complete.
For further particulars apply to Captain CLouGn, Baffin
Cottage, Ha) ton-st reet.

PUBLIC-HOUSES, AND SHOPS IN GENERAL.
rino he LET, several INNS, first-rate \VINE and SPIRIT
II VAULTS. TAPS, PORTER CELLARS, BEER and
EATING it *USES, MILK-HOUSES, COAL-YARDS,
WAREHOUSES, WAREHOUSE ROMIS, OFFICES,
and Bosiness Places of all de.criptions, in all parts of the town.
HOUSES and LAND ON SALE.
Apply to J. It. MILLER, House and Land Agent and General
Broker, Orange-court, Castle-street.
All Letters neuxt be post-paid.

SHIPLEY and Go., CHu►tcazsrßE'sr,
supply superiorl
WHIPS; SADDLERY, ankiIIARNESS,
As at their Manutactu►y,.lBl, Renew-street, London.

By His late Majesty's Royal Letters Patent.

WELLS & MiNEILL,

MANUFACTURERS OF

IMPROVED PATENT FELT FOR SHEATHING
SHIPS' BOTTOMS, 4-c.
FACTORY AT LAMB'S BUILDINGS, BuNBILL-Bow,
Office at No. 31, Clement's-lane, Lombard-street, London. •
THE present Manufacturers, (who have recently purchased
the Patent of this valuable concern.) in re-offering the
IMPROVED PATENT SUEATIIING FELT to the no-
tice of Ship Owners, Ship Builders, Railroad Companies,
Builders, and others, deem it unnecessary to say anything with'
regard to the importance of such a material, as its charactcr and
uses are flow so well appreciated, particularly by Ship Builders,
that scarcely any ship proceeds to sea vAttlout it ; and when it
is stated, that the Improved Patent Felt now offered dues not
greatly exceed the expense of tasted brown paper, it may be
confidently expected that it will supersede the use of every ma
terial for a like purpose now employed for sheathing Ships'
bottoms.
The Patent Sheathing Felt now submitted is made of a much
stronger and more fibrous texture than the Felt hitherto in use,
and will behr much greater extension under water in the work-
ing and straining of a Ship; and, added to its valuable proper-
ties for resisting the worm, its compressed closeness and tough.
ness of fabric, combined with its evenness and uniformity of
's'ittface, entirely remove the objections inseparable front the
Felts hitherto in' use, owing to the thickness, inequality, and
sponginess of their material, by which a quilting; or puckering
is produced, very detrimental to the nailing and even-Wearing
of the copper, to say nothing of the risk of the nails drawing,
from the expansion of the old Felts when saturated with water.
The Felt now offered being entirely free from these serious ob-
jections, and the copper dressing on it so much better than on
any other, a greater degree of durability and safety to the cop-
per sheathing itself, may, by its use, be reasonably inferred. it
likewise possesses the-advantage of being easily separated after
being packed or laid together for any length of time, which is
an important consideration in shipping it to hot climates.
Th.t price is now reduced to about one-fourth of the cost of
the old hand-made Felt, and to less titan half the price of the
Felts now in use. it. is manufactured in similar sized sheets to
those (32 inches wide. by 20 inches long, and sold at FOUR
PENCE PER SHEET. It is also cut into sheets of double
and treble the above length, but it can likewise be delivered in
a continuous roll of any extent, at the above proportionate cost,
and afterwards cut into any lengths required, by which means
the number of joints in laying it on, can be diminished at dis-
cretion, offering an immense increase of security wherever the
copper may he rubbed off. •
A second description of a much thicker quality,. adapted for
use under Wood Sheathing, is also manufactured in any lengths

_ For Baling an'd Wrapping, the present Felt is impervious to
wet, and much cheaper than Tarpaulin. For Roofing., Out-
buildings, Sheds, &c. it excels either Sheathing or Roofing
Paper, being far more durable, and not liable to crack with the
changes of temperature.
Agents for Liverpool:
CHAPMAN, CORN FORTH & CO., 24, James-street.

SCURVY. 1N THE GUMS EFFECTUALLY REMOVED.
ARTIFICIAL TEETH SUPPLIED
WITHOUT WIRES, SPRINGS OR CLASPS.
LOOSE TEETII FASTENED,
And Filling Decayed Teeth with Mineral Silireum.
ONS. DE BERRI, SURGEON DENTIST, 51, Duke-street,
1 . NEAR SLATER STREET,
Liverpool, (from the Firm of DE BERRI and Co., 121,
Regent-street, London,) respectfully inform 'the Nobility,
Gentry, and the Public, that they continue to, II up the cavities
of Decayed Teeth with their Mineral Siliceum,tivithout the least
pain; heat, or pressure ; it is placed into the cavity in an almost
liquid state, and i❑ a few seconds gets hard, preventing and
curing the Tooth Ache, arresting all fitrther progress ff decay,
arid rendering the operation of extraction unnecessat Y.. The•
Mineral not only converts a mere shell into a sound and useful
tooth, but by completely stopping up the cavity prevents effec-
tually that unpleasant taint of the breath which invariably ac-
companies a decayed tooth.
Among the various disorders of the Teeth and Gums, there is
none more destructive in their effect, or more generally preva-
lent, than Scurvy, and it is well known that the loss of Teeth
arises more from this cause than any other. It affects individuals
of all ages and of all constitutions, and is the primary cause of
Tooth Ache and Decay: to those so affected Mons. DE BERK!
and Co. have to inform them that they can effectually remove this
destroying complaint by asingle application without the slightest
pain.
Artificial and Natural Teeth, of surpassing beauty, fixed
frorn one to it complete set, without extracting the roots or giving
any pain, without springs, wires, or ligatures, answering all the
purposes of Mastication and Articulation, remaining perfectly
secure in their places, and may be taken out and replaced by
the wearer with the greatest facility,—at the following Paris
:
£ d.
A single Artificial Tooth
A complete set 5 5 0
A complete set of Natural Teeth, on flue gold
plate
An entire set of Natural Teeth, highly finished,
in the first style, with fine 'gold sockets.
usually charged 40 guineas . 2O 0 .0
The use •of Artificial Teeth, in some instances, has been
foiled objeetii•nable by invalids taking medicines that have a
tendon, v to discolour them, or in the performance of opera-
tinns witch compel their 'removal, perhaps, in the presence
of an attendant or domestic. Mons. De 8., however, has
been suc•crssfut itt removing these objections, by constructing
Teeth for those purposes, of substances, and in surh a !min-
tier as to render them capable of withstanding effects of the
111.. t inimical natnt•e.
They also Fasten Loose Teeth, and repair Artificial Teeth in
their original slat..
At home from Nine till Seven, and on Sundays from Nine
till Two.
Duke-street, Liverpool,

NOTICE.
UNION BUILDING SOCIETY.

ItsrAlLisHED ACCORDING TO ACT OF FA ACEN T.
11111 IS Society is firmly Established, there being 220 Shares
already subscribed for. Shares £l2O. Subscription 10s.
per Month, and no Redemption.
The FIRST PUBLIC MEETING, for Alm purpose of
Electing Officers, will be held at the CesiwN INN, Lawton-
street, on MONDAY EVENING nest, the Illy instant ; and on
MONDAY, the 16th instant, the First Monthly Subscription will
be pain. Entrance, until the 16:11 instant, 2s. 61. per Share.
P.S.—Shales may be taken, and say information obtained,
by applying. to J. Ps.-nitY, Printer, 20, Pool-lane, or to
JOHN BENNETT, Secretary, 5, Cases street.
Liverpool, April 5, 1833.

LIVERPOOL NEW CAT'T'LE MARKET COMPANY.
N(inch: IS HEREBY GIVEN, that the GENERAL
ANNUAL MEETING of the PROPRIETORS of the
said COMPANY, will be holden on Tuasrihe 17th day of
April instant, at Twelve o'clock at Noon; a Ate Now CATTLK
MARKET INN, in the Township of West Dirhy, for the u6tial
purposes.
By order'nf -the Directors,
MALLABY, Clerk of the Company.

HULL AND SELBY RAILWAY.
CALL OF £5 pit SOARE.
THE Directors of the' Hail and Selby Railway Company
having resolved, at a Meeting held on Monday, the 26th
of February, 1833, that a THIRD I'NSTALN,RNT of £5
PER SHARE should be called tor, Proprietyre of Shares to
this Company are hereby required to pay, 041 fir berme the 16th
day of April next, to any•of the underme9iAned Bankers, on
account of the Treasurers, the Sinn of FivitPounds on each of
their respective Shares, viz. ;—Hull, Messrs. Pease and Lid-
dells; or Messrs. Samuel Smith Brothers and Co.; London,
Messrs. Glyn and Co., or Messrs. Smith, Payne, and Smiths.
The Bankers have been Severally instructed to charge Interest
at the rate of Five per cent. per Annum, according to the Pro-
visions of the Act of Incorporation. from the 16th of April, on
all sums which shall be tendered after that day.
By Order,
CHAS. H. PHILLIPS, Law-Clerk) to the
GEORGE LOCKING, Secretary 5 Company.
The Sale or Assignment of any Share in the undertaking is
prohibited by the Act, after the making of a Call, until the Call
shall have been paid.' •
Hai, March 20, 1838.

ASP[-lALTE COMPANY.
THE attention of a feu independent Commercial Gentlemen
of Liverpool having been attracted, to the advantages re-
sulting trorn the use of the New Bituminous Mastie. or Cement
called Atipil ALI E, (the application of which ha, been witnessed
by several of them in Paris, where it has mosOiritisfactorily stood
the test of the lale severe winter,) they hatragteed to attempt
its introduction into the county of La ncaste upon the best prin-
ciple, by' the formation of a uutnerous• body of Proprietors. as
Subscribers for Shares at 1:10 each, to be paid-up at distant
dates, in convenienisoms. All applications fur Shares being
accompanied by a Deposit of 2s 6tl per Share.
The object of collecting this small deposit, is to put the Pro-
visional Committee in funds to negociate.with the parties who
may have it in their power to facilitate the introduction of this
important discovery into Lancashire; and also to enable them to
remunerate env individuals who•may render useful assistance in
ma'llring and improving its application here.
The Pt ovision-al Committee will devote their time gratuitously
to the service of the Company; and has soon as an adequate.
umbel. of Shares have been subscribed for, they will convene
a Fleeting fir the Nomination of Directors, by whom the Com-
pany will be organized, and to whom the Provisional Committee
will immediately render an account of the money collected, and
return to eat-h applicant the Deposit upon any number of Shares
which may be allotted to him short of the number subscribed
fir.

_
The Mastic is applicable to the formation of foot-paths, roads,
and highways in general; to the covering run Is of all kinds of
buildings; to the flooring of conservatories. stables, halls, kit-
chens,. forecourts, yards, &c., instead of the common pavement
stones or gravel.
It is peculiarly adapted.for the formation of terraces and gar-
den-walks, and fur the flooring of churches and other public
buildings.
It is applicable in place of mortar and cement to all kinds of
hydraulic works, and for bridges, aqueducts, reservoirs, baths,
arches, tunnels, &c. and to a great many other purposes, both
useful and ornamental.
Oneof its most valuablepronerties is, that it is alike unaffected
by heat or chid, and is impervious to rain, damp, or vermin . It
will consequently he of great use in granaries and malt-houses.
Engineers and scientific iue❑ of the first distinction. both in
France and England, have tested the material, and are unani-
mous in their tipittions of its excellence and durability.
In France the ASP li A LTE ills been used for several years with
unqualified success. The Place de la Concorde, in front of the
Tuileries, the footway of the Bridge of the 2ont Royal. part of
the Boulevards, the f rivalry Barracks, anti various other places
where it has been laid down as a pavement instead of ston'e, all
bear testimony to its superiority for the impose. No better
proof can be given of its estimai ion in the French caOtal, than
its universal adoption by the Government.- and the fact of the
Shares of the French Asphalte Company being at a considerable
premium, the. CuMpany having declared a dividend of 3'J per
cent.

The like success has attended the formation of a Company in
Belgium, where the facilities for the introduction and use of the
material are touch inferior to I hose of this .;:ountry.

Application for Shares are to be made to Messrs. LOWNDES
and ROBINSON, Solicitors, Brunswick-street, Liverpool, by
whom a Receipt for the Deposit. of Two Shillings and S xpence
per Share will be given in the name of the Previsional commit-