The Liverpool Standard and General Commercial Advertiser.
Liverpool, Merseyside, England, 1838-03-30 00:00:00

UNITF.D STATES.

To sail To-morrow, and is now loading west side
• inces Dock. '
For NEW YORK,
(.10 The very fine- first class American, Ship
= - SAINT MARK,_
Captain- E: Elot,m4sz
urOien 550- tons ; copper fastened, coppered this
voyage, not two years old, sails very is a first-rate
!,s'oueyance,,and' has good accommodations for' a few Cabin-
assengers.—Forterms of which, and the rate of freighf, apply
to the Captain on board, in Prince's Dock, or to •
• WADDINOTON, 'HOLT, and Co.

,
For NEW YORK,•
1 i 6/441 \ Ihe new and powerful Stearn Ship SIRIUS,
ti t ‘, "
"• 4 700 tons, and 329 horse power, •
,-, •'•' ',- • ' Lieut. Ritmo. Unseal's, R.N., Commander,
staled from. LONDON DOCKS, on Wednesday last, the
,Tea
28th instant •at o'clock in ',he Morning, In call at. CORK.
-",i_, 41.t130UR, and is intended to sail from t ence on MONDAY
1104 t, the 2,1 of April, at Twelve o'clock at, non..
. ' ' ' - PA RES : .
Cabin, 3s:Guineaa.lncluding Wines, P isions, and Bedding.
tteoMl,Cabin,.2o Guineas, including Provisions and Bedding.
erake, B,Guineas, including Provisions.
Thirty. feet Luggage allowed for each Cabin Passenger.
Twenty ditto Second Ditto.
Ten ditto Steerage Ditto.
Exclusive of Bedding.
,„ Returning from Nev York on the Ist of May,
rhis Vessel having beets at work for nearly Eight Manths.the
The
has been fully tried. and her great sp-ed ascertained.
"r 7 Cabins are fitted up for the accotninodatiott of Families
I.... Amber information afforded on application to MACGREGOR
78"4). British awl American Steam. Navigation .Conipaay,
oiCornhill • at the Saint George Steam packet Compauy's
buft. 1:37, lottedeuhal-street, London, at Rotterdam, Ilatu-
',„"'Xii, Hull, Bristol, Glasgow, Edinburgh, Dublin. Cork,
or Clarence Uock, Liverpool.
~iiip" The OCEAN Steamer will sail from Liverpool for Cork,
ti,,'.l()""(T. (Sakirday,) the 31st instant, at One o'clock P sr.,
1,7:-', Passengers and Letter-bag for the SIRIUS. The
Betters will be forwarded on the same terms as by the Sailing
..ackets.

For NEW YORK,
The GRENT W EsTE to, Steam-Ship,
li , • .
Of 1,311) tons register, ..
With Engines of 4po horse ,pewer,
'Lieut. JA'AIES 1-1‘11( EN. R.N Commander;
Vlll sail
_front BRISTOL at Two p.m. on the 711 t Apra.
This Ship is 'Milt with an extraordinary degree of sirengl
ittld a 10,pped for the sole purpose of mainiaining a constant
wil
cinuoication between England and NeW,Yofk. Previousli vi
Veher sailing she will have wide several try yips to sea, ani
.r„Passage from the Thames to Bristol. Sib/stows With else
.41ttatient coal for tweiltY.five days' steaming',, at full constimp-
tin'l It is unnecessary; therefore, to incur the delay' of (*UM-1i
ta, Cork. Her acconiinotlations comprise one hundred and
w
entv-ePrht sleeping places for one
.class of passengers, divided
ciet • -
%een upper saloon state rooms, under Saloon state rooms,
Ktale•rooins in the fore cabin.(in point of convenience equal to
the
Claloon; and. having attached to it a distinct 'steward's esta-
ishment to he used or not at the pleasure Of the 'passengers,)
'thrt state rooms in the poop or caddy; besides which there are
owentY good bed places for 'servants; The provisions,
.&e_, of every description, and of the bes sowiy
Persons desirous of seCuring state roo ill please apply at
the Great Western Railway Office, London Messrs. Glues,
•—tr, and Co., Liverpool; Messrs. Haluil.Tioi! Glasgow;
Mr, It. BALL Cork ; and to C. Ct.", Managing
Great Western Steam-ship. Office, Bristol. •
- Passage money to he paid op horiking. 'Rates to New YOrk,
'35 guineas ; from New York, 30 guineas; children under
thirteen years and servants, half price ; stewards' feeS each,
Way, El 10s. For Families a reduction will he made in pro.
Portion to their numbers and the berths they require. To
°racers on duty in her Majesty's service, and their families,
some allowance will be made for travelling expenses 10
and those from the de* at Cork will have their passage money'
by the regular steamers to Bristol allowed for.
No letters will be taken except upon payment at the rate of
one shilling.the single sheet: newspapers and slips threepence
each. Parcels in proportion to the size and weight : and a small
quantity of light goods at £5 per ton. Specie and valuables,
half per cent.
It is intended the Great Western should start from New York
on her return to Bristol (which port has been fixed upiin as the
best for a western departure and arrival, and at the same time
a-conver.ient distance from the metropolis) between the Ist and
7th of May. A Surgeon of high qualifications is engageit, and
a branch pilot for the Bristol Channel and Irish COast is at-
tached to the ship; and the Captain is perfectly acquainted
with the coast of and entrances to New York and Long Island
Sound.
For further partieultirs apply to the parties above-named •
and if by letter (post-paid) to
RISTOPLI fill CLAXTON, R.N.
Managing Director, Itri,siol ; or to
GIBBS, BRIGHT, and Co., Liverpool.

A I ESSR S. PERIIY and. C 4., SURGEONS,
1.,V1 sonallY cansulted from Nine in- the Morning till Ten at
Night, and on SlindaVS from-Nine till Two, at may he per-
No. '23; SLATER- .ti'l.ll.EltTl2, near Duke.street, Liverpool,
(private entranee first
door up the passage •,-) No. 2. Bale-
street, Lower Mosley-street, near to-• St. Peter's Church.
whom may be hart (yratis)
Manchester, and NO-4. Great Charles-Street, Bitiiiinghanl:•of.
on Venereal Disease, G,,
with ease, secrecy, and safety.- ' •
nworitthlmelZhfillexet4s).fi:vd,ll4
eluding Practical Obse
from early abuses, so that all
Cure,,rvalions on Sentinal,Weakness, arising
persons can obtain an immediate
sttiieriicr :ill'rree,it t
iins e.
It is a melancholy fact, that thousands fall victims to the Ve-
nereal Disease, owing' to the unskilfulness of illiterate men,
who, by the use of that deadly poison Mercury,' ruin the con-
-8611011)n, and cause ulcerations, with blotches on the head, face,
and body, dimness in the sight, noise in the ears,'deatness,
obstinate glee's, and nodes ,on the shin ',ones, till at
ti
a a a
general debility and decay a
of the constitution ensiles, •
melancholy deiUh puts a ne.riod to their dreadful s.effer.iiigs.
PERRY'S PURIFYINGSPECII4 'IC PILLS, prtce 25.9,1.
speedy remedy I
and lls, per box, a certain, safe, and the most
ever discovered-for the permanent and effectual cure of 'venereal.
diseases.—gonorrhoea, gleets, Ott, tunes, • •seminal weakness,
in the loins.. affections of the kidneys, gravel, lumbago, local
!lability, i-ii a ion 't t• of the bladder or urethra, arid, other diseases
of the urinary passages. frequently performing a perfect' cure
in the short space of three days, by one small pill for a dose,
with ease, secresv, and safety. The certainty
with
which they
are continnally a'tministered 'can be attested by many thousand:!.
Tne Specific Pills root out every particle of insidious 'poison,
Purifying in their progress the whole mass or fluids. They, not
only remove the disease, but renovate by their action the differ-
ent functions of the body, expelling the grosser htitrmurs, and
ina manner so mild anti imperceptible as to convince the coos
sceptical of their astonishing and unequalled powers. The'y
neither contain mercury nor any other mineral, and. may be
taken without the slightest suspicion of discovery. They require
no restraint of diet, loss of time, or hindrance of business. but
effp
• cl a Complete cure, without the least' exposure to the patient.
At any period when the slightest suspicion mar exist, it will he
well t° have recourse to the Specific Pills, for when taken
r efore, the disease has made itS'appea ranee. it acts as a certain
preventative. I and secretly.
.tv moving the complaint effFetuallv
111 OR •r p -11
.'-8. "UN, Surgeons, continue to direct their studies
to those dreadful debilities arising from the too free and indis-
criminate indiiloence of the passions, which not Only occasion
a numerous train of affections,d entail on its votaries
nervous an
all the - •' •
• eriervutinv imbecilities of. old age, but weaken and
destroy
all the bodily senses occasioning loss of imagination,
Intl
and memory, indifference-and aversion for all Plea-
sures. In that distressing state of debility or deficiency, whether
the consequence of baneful habits, excessive drinking. or any
other cause. by
which the powers of the constitution become
enfeebled, they offer a firm weanul s seed restoration to sound
and vivotoos ()pato,. '' ' ' P Y
PERIII—S.vEG
ETABLE PILLS are well known for the
certain and efrecteal remedy of secondary symptoms. vette' eal
eruptions, pains in the bones, ulcerateirSnre throat, tliseitSed
nose, chiOnic rheu Ina I ISM, Pellifll,l, scorbutic aril olandular
affections, 1,4,11 and g-neral debility, rinctornal pains in the
head and limhs, tfep.res'iOn of spiritS, and all diseases arising
from an impure stale i,!. the blond,

These PillS are worthy a ;flare in the
cabinets of roasters and
captains of shire, the more so, as they
will keep good in all
climates any length of time.
I,Ptter.c from the (-nimbi,. post-paid, r°"loining a remittance far
medicine. will b'e iltaMedialeiv ants,,red. .
• 23; SLATER-STIiFFT. NEA II I.),T).;4E•STR ELT,
' • ' ' LIVEItI'UO,L.

AanfeAwLiTridEepeCti(del‘ilitPCAomNY
1I meci:l Gentleman
)
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... ,
1
been au ratted to the advantages r- of
Liverpool atfention i
havingiSt *
sulting from the.use•of the New Bituminous Mastic or C .eine:•t
called ASPHALTE, (the application of which has been witnessed
hYSeveral of them iu Paris,.yytiere it•has most satisfactorily stood
the test of the late severe wititei,) they have ogieed to atteuirt
its it trdduction into the county or Lancaster, upon the hest priii.
eiple, by the formation of a numerous body of .Proptietors, as
SubscriberS for Shares at ill) each, to be paid up at distant
dates, iti convenient sums. All applications. for Shares being
accompanied by a Deposit of 2s fit. per Share.
The object of collect Mg t his o
tie yciate witli the parties who
smut Ayposii,
i is to put the Pro-
visional Committee in funds t
may have it in their power to facjl ate the introduction of this
important discovery into Lancashire, and also to enable them to
reinutierate any individuals who may render useful assistance in
maturing and improving its• application. here.
The Provisional Committee will devote their time gratuitously 1
to the service of the Company; and-has soon as an adequate
number of Shares have been subscribed 'for, they will convene
a Wetiog fUr the Nomination of Doectors, by whom the Com-
pany will be organized, and to whom the Provisional Committee
will immediately render an account of the mimey collected, and
I return to each applicant the Deposit upon any number of• Shares
which may he allotted to hint short of the number subscribed
fur. . .
The Mastic is applicable to the formation of foot-paths, roads,
and highways in, general; to the covering roofs of all, kinds of
buildings; to the footing 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 for 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, bath
useful atid ornamental.
•
One of its most valuable properties is, that it is alike unaffected
by heat or cold, and is impervious to rain, damp, or vermin. It
will consequently be of great'use in granaries and malt-houses.
Engineers and scientific men of the first distinction, both its
Fral;Ce and• EOgland, have tested the material, and are unani-
mous in their opinions.ot its excellence and durability. •: -

In Fraoce the A spit A ITK has been usedfo;;eTeral'yeats with
unqualified success. The Place de la ConcordP, in Front of the
Tuileries, the footway of the Bridge of the Pont al. !tart of
the Boulevtirds, the tlavalry Barracks, and various other places
where it has been laid down as a pavement instead of stone,.all
bear testimony to its superiority-.for the purpose. No better
woof ran he given of its estimation in the French capitali than
tts universal ,adoption by the Goveinment, and the. fact of the
Shares of the French phalte Coot pan v. being at a consnh
preniium, the Company having declared a dividend of 30,per
cent.

The :like surliest: has attended the formation of a Company in
Be'gintn, where the facilities for the introduction and use of the
material are much inferior to those of this country. •

A Pplicat ion for Shares are to be made to Messrs. LowlinEs
and It on trasoN, Bronswiek-sti eel, Liverpool, by
vi bona at liereiPt. for the Deposit of Two *billings and S xpenee
'per. Share will be given in the uauie of the Provisionaleoutwit-

By His late Majeity's Royal Letters Talent.

WELLS &

••
• iiiAivreAcTuitEns OF
IMPROVED PATuNT FELT FOB SHEATHING
SHIPS' BO 1.T0.11 S, 4v.
FACTORY AT LAMB'S nUiLoiNGS. fitiNHILL-ROW,
Office at No. 31, Clentteiti's-lane, Lombard-sirei, Lon'don.
/TM E present Manufacturers, (who have recently- purchased
the Patent of this valuable (•iincern.) in re-offering the
IMPROVED PATENT SHEATIIING
,FELT fo the no-
tice of Ship awners, Ship Builders, Railroad' monanies,
Builders, and others, deem it unnecessary to say nything with
regard to the iiiiportance of such a material, as i Charactrl. -and
uses are now so well appreciated, part icularl • Ship Builders,
that scarcely any ship proceeds to sea witho' it and„when it
is:stated, that the Improved Patent Felt now offered.doesmot
greatly-exceed the 'expence of tarred brown paper, it may he
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 hitherloin use,
and will hear much greater extension under water iu the wink-
ing and straining or a Ship; and, added to its valuable.pruper-
liesfor resisting the worm, its compressed closeness and tough
ness of fabric, combined with its evenness and unitot wily of
stn race, entirely remove the objections inseparable front the
Fells hitherto in use, owing to the thickness, inequality, and
sponginess of their material, by which a 'pilling 01 puckering
14 produced, very detrimental to the nai.sug and eveu.wearing
of the copper, to say nothing of the risk of the nails di Awing,
from the expansion of the old Fells when saturated with water.
The Felt now olrered being entirely free from these 'serious 01.-
Yections, and the copper dressing utt it so touch better than on
any other, a greater degree of durability and safety to the,cop,
per sheathing itself, tinny, by its use, be reasonably inferred. It
likewise possesses the advantage of being easily separated alter
being packed or laid together for any length of time, which is
ar important-consideration in Shipping it to hot climates.
'l'ha price is now tedneed to about one-blerth of the cost of
the 01,1' hand-made Felt, and to less than 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. anti sold at FOUR
PENCE P SEE is als.o 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 alteru'ards cut into any lengths required, by which means
the number tifjoints in laying it on. can be diminished at dis-
eretion,ofTering an immense increase of security wherever the
copper may be cribbed
A second description of a much thicker quality, adapted for
use runlet Wood Sheathing, is also manufactured ill atlt lengths
requited.
For Halini.! and Wrapping, the present Felt is inupervions to
wet. and much cheaper than Tarpaulin: For Hoofing, Ott-.
trniltlings, Sheds, &C. it excels either Sheathing or R.toling
Piper, being far more durable, and not liable to crack with the
changes of temperature.
••. - Agents for Uteri-tool:
CHAPMAN, COUNFORTa & CO., t 4, James-street.

WIMP MANuFAcToRy.
ISLINGTON LIVERPOOL- .
TOHN WATT IN begs leave to nffer to the tunice•nf the
erf Nobility and Gentry his ext ensive. assortment of RIDING
and DR I V I NG WHIPS, comprising almost very deScription
in fashionable user
Eland Whips mounted in solid Silverrie Gilt, on Silver
Wire, and Gold. • •
:A splendid new Racing Whip. in Octagonal Silver Ferrule;
and a new 'Whalebone Buaided •Gig Whip... This .Wnip, fur
actual service; is the best thing. ever offered in.the Trade.
. Gig, Carriage,. CotricleL ,Tantlem, .Pair. and Four-Horse
Whips, in Brass, Ivory, German, .and real Silver.
Every possible attention being .paid. in the. various branches
of this Manufacture, the Proprietor can, in confidence,• recom-.
mendtheso Goods as first-rate in point of finish, and sterling as
to material; in fart, some ,ofdhosaCrops have been under sea-
sonini, the long period of Sixteen years; and as the Stork of
Varnished Crops .is seldom less than 1200 Dozen, something
choice can, at all times, bedielected,by those .Gentlemen aho
are paitieular in ttr's necessary. elegant, and useful Article..
A -large supply of Patent Sheep. Skin Gig and Chariot Rugs,
and in Seats for Hall and Parlour Doors.

MERCHANTS' Ti.. COMPANI,
41, CREAT.GEOR.Gr:S-S74IO:ET,
• NEAR ST. JAMES'S MAEKhT, LIVERPOOL.
/fESS RS, GROH A It D.. and, GiLtiERT, in solicitine, the
LEA attention of Families and the Public to the New Selec-
tion of BLACK and GREEN TEAS purchased k 4 them dm.
in: their recent Visit to..l,ondon, beg to state, that they feel
confident, that. in point of et ice, Excellene, and Flavour, nut
a house in the Liverpool trade can enter into competition with
them in the varions.,articles in their Stock.
Messrs. Orchard and Gilbert, having for many years devoted
the vvholeof their time and attention to the Tea,Trade,.are.en.
abled, from their experience to make the. hest possible purchas-
es; and they feel convinced.that, during the late sales, they
have laid in such. Sl'pck as those who may bonnur thew with
their commands.will find worthy, of attention,
. . . TH R STOCK cONSISI S. OF,
!MACK TEAS and •
0- of every description.
GREEN 'TEAS :S
. • -
sP[Ot.g. . .
The HONG MIXTURE,. which has now established for its
self a, tastii:g paered l vOrchard anti Gilbert
at„the usual pme, ih.: pound and half pound packages at 6s.
per