The Liverpool Standard and General Commercial Advertiser.
Liverpool, Merseyside, England, 1853-04-19 00:00:00

ipublications.

Shortly willtbe published,
TILE Vimt Number of THE PRESS being .a
weekly,Paper, intended tot All an obvious vnid in :Jour-
it'4o, and to combine, on anentlrely new plan, Political,
erary,r and Artistic Resources.
ue Published every Saturstar— Office, 110, Strand, Lon-
L_liNdviltaeorre. anc,mmupicaucrhs should be sent, addressed to

Second Edition, price 2s. 6d.,
N THE :CURE OF CATARACT, WI CH A
PRACTICAL SUMMARY OF G'HE BEST MODES OF
-.KRATING, CONTINENTAL AND,BRITISH. Eye
eILL, F.R.A.S„ Senior Surgeon to the Liverpool and
ar tr&rmary.
This Work shows t(1,1:.7153i.t5-ir Mr. NEILL's Practice in
1,000 Hospital Operati , uring a period of Eighteen Years.
Liverpool : DEIGHTON and LAUOttroN.

GRAI IS !
Just publislled—A New Discovery in Medicine !
A FEW WORDS ON THE RATIONAL
.TREA.. T-
st,, .
... , WI
k ME thout Medicine, of Nervous Debility, Low
di 'lt.ai.il lasitude Weakness of the Limbs and the Back, En-
ApspDr°,-I,—,lo,:n.and Incapacity for Study and Latour, Dulness of
in the Sid
Solitude, -rn! Loss of lemory, Aversion tofiaciety Love of
-tnAidity, Self-Distrust, Dizziness, Head-ache,' Pains_
~,, ion of the Eyes,
From the egre—'et
The impori-al-17 °f
beremoved, may easily
fact that these alarming complairrtz _
and the MEDiczNE,is here clearly demonstrated,
ado te entirely new
and highly successful treatment, as
v ry one is enabled
IN.'iTtioul:r.Laney.
__eP d by the Author, fullyexplained, by mearisaf which
2:°Sgeginbtlegic•a7it; and
London.
tiro stam sto 1, Po Post-free, fereuer,e iinbnea gif
sealed perfectly,eni' I o paen,db by at Lie
remitting
P M. HEbuty Bituomax, 55, Gracechurch-street,
t,
%iu.,'*-s:------------_____
" Published, Twentieth Edition, .price Is.; post free for LB
PIE SCIENCE OF staing; or How to Live, and
only
et health
atd 811eViliat to Live for ; with ample. rules for. Diet, Regimen,
Perk ''management • together with instructions for securing
, longevity, and that stering state of happiness
re2.4!l!tainable through the judicious observance of a well-
ei i.,!,,4 course of life. By a pHYSICIAN.
l'et,,,,'-`e instructions contained in this little work, embody the
itie,l:l°.f the experience acquiredlong and,
availedphysicalhinlselfof
Deetesnal opportunities to study the habits
.and. the_
..
_e
and , arities, constitutional or acquired, which influence life
at all ages, and in every social grade. High criticale
bmon.i.l. rules have pronounced the treatise to be a,n audm!u
tile
eaiplr...one which ought to- be in the hands of every ad It.i_. I_
Sung " more especially Of the managers and heads of families."
aY Times.
A kb the same Author, price 2s. 6d., post free, 3s. N.,_
efl/vl. hiLCA TREATISE ON NERVOUS DEBILITY AND
lion 4ITIJTIONAL WEAKNESS, with Practical Observa-
-1)4E4 Illustrated with Anatomical Plates in Health and
..e.
„ The
ditto
„ Perusal of this work is particularly recommended. to
mitio„versons who may entertain doubts of their physical con-
it "i or are conscious of having hazarded the health, happi-
Willsnd Privileges to which every man is entitled. To such
1.,„._ prove invaluable."—Era. Ca—omon: JkM G 49 Paternoster-row ; HANNAY,
.„, xf„,_ . - • ES ILBE I .
1,140 florP'Stre2t ; MANN, 39, Cornhill ; and all Booksellers
•,EiN, " YA. HEywoo,- ' -"•.m-street, Marieli..•-
roN, Church-.'

!et, Live

litei,lFlutotoGY.—A public meeting of the
. Liverpool
korgiteetural and Archaeological Society will be held to-
atter,cicv evening, at the Royal Institution, in Colquitt-
-1443.b. The proceedings will commence with general by
.Iteetural and arch ological intelligence, to be followed
oCrilseussion upon the report of the special committee
44(1 ?bell' improvements. The Mayor and Town Council
Vitteo i
members of other learned societies have been n-
, titid a lull meeting is anticipated.

THE ANNIVERSARY MEETINGS of the
CHURCH MISSIONARY SOCIETY will be held (God
willing), in the HALL of the COLLEGIATE INSTITUTION (the
currents of cold ni r on the platform have been effectually cured),
on MONDAY MnANING NEXT, 25th instant, at eleven o'clock,
The Rev. H. M`NEILE, D.D., in the 'chair'; and in the
EVENING of 'the SAME DAY, at half-past six o'clock precisely.
The LORD VISHOP of CHESTER in the chair. The Evening
Meeting to conclude at half-past nine o'clock precisely.
The Deputation will consist of the Rev. FRANCIS CLOSE,
M.A., of `Cheltenham; Rev. J. C.. RYLE, M.A., Rector of
Helming'ham, Suffolk ; Rev. GEOIWE T. Fox, M.A., of Durham;
Rev, FREDERICK F. GOUGH, M.A., Missionary from China.
Admission to Morning Meeting without Ticket ; to Evening
Meeting by Tickets, to the Platform and Lower Gallery at One
Shilling each—to the Body and Upper Gallery, by Free Tickets—
appYration for which to be made personally, or by letter, to
, MT. SCRAGG, Stationer, 75, Renshaw-street, on Thursday,
April 21st, by Subscribers taly, and on Friday, April 22nd, by
,ether friends of the Society, between the hours of 2cn and
Four o'clock.

SERMONS
IN AID OF THE SOCIETY' WILL BE PREACHED,
ON SUNDAY NEXT, 24th INSTANT.
BEVINC-TON, ST. ALBAN'S,
Morning, at a Quarter to Eleven, and Evening, at Half-past
Six, Rev. F. POWER, M.A.
BOOTLE , ST. MARY'S,
. .

Morning, at Eleven, Rev. J. CRUMP, 111. A.:; Evening, at
Half-past Six, Rev.'G. T. FOX, M.A.
EDGE-HILL, ST. MARY'S,
. .

Morning, at Half-past Ten, Rev. F. F. GOVGIA, M.A., Mis-
sionary from China ; Evening, at Half-past Six, Rev. F.
BARKER, M.A.

EDGE-HILL, ST. STEPHEN THE MARTYR'S,
Morning, at a ;quarter to Eleven, Rev. D. ANDERSON, M.A.
EVERTON CHAPEL,.

Morning, at Half-past Ten, Rev. J. MAICNAUGHT, M.A. ;
Afternoon, at Three, Rev. J. LAWRENCE. M.A.

tVERTON, CHRIST 'CIfURCH,
Morning, tft 'a Quarter to Eleven, Rev. W. H. WRIGHT,
M.A. ; Evenintr,, at Half-past Six, Rev. V. POLLOCK, M.A.
EVERTON, ST. AUGUSTINE'S,
Morning, t': Eleven, Rev. F. CLOSE, M.A.
EVERTON, ST. GEORGE'S,
Morning, -at a Quarter to Eleven, ,Rev. G. T. FOX, M.A.,;
Evening; at Half-past Six 'Rev. T. C. COWAN, B.A.
EVERTON, ST. -PETER'S,
Morning, at a Quarter to Eleven,Rev. S. B. SUTTON, BA.‘;
Evening, at Half-past Six, Rev. F.T. GOUGH, M.A.
KfRKDALE, ST. MARY'S,
Morning', at Half-past Ten, Rev.D. JAMES, M.A.
?KNOTTY ASH, ST. JOHN THE EVANGELIST'S,
Morning, at Half-past Ten, Rev. J. BARDSLEY,
Afternoon, at Three, Rev. G. F.'GREENE, M.A.
ALL SKINT'S,
Morning, at a Quarter to Eleven, Rev. H. MARLED, M.A. ;
Evening, at Half-past Six El v. S. B. SUTTON, B.A.
CHRISTCHURCH,
isFerning, at a Quarter to Eleven, Rev. F. OULD, B.A.
ST. ANDREW'S
Morning, at Eleven, Rev.'T C. COWAN, 8.A,; Evening, at
Ralf-past Six, Rev. G. W. -WARR. M.A.

'orning, at Eleven, Rev. W. M. FALLOON, 8.A.; 'Evening,
-id Half-past Six, Rev. F. CLOSE, M.A.

Si. JOHN'S,
'Morning, at a Quarter tc Eleven, Rev. W. P. J( ES, ;
Evening, at Half-past Six:Rev. E. J. BARDSLEY, M.A.
'ST. JUDE'S,
Morning, at a Quarter4tor'Eleven ; Evening, at Half-past Six.
'ST. LUKE'S,
Morning. at a Quarter'to Eleven, Rev. C. W. 'LAWRENCE,
M.A. ; Afternoon, at Three, Rev. G. T. FOX..

ST.. MARK'S, -
Morning, at a Quarter to Eleven, Rev. W. POLLOCK,' M:A.:.;
Evening, at Half-past-Six, Rev. 14. MD.

'ST.' MICHAEL,S,_
Evening, at Half-vast-Six, Rev. H. CARPENTER, BA.
ST. PAUL'S,
Evening, at Half-past Six, Rev. G. B. READ, M.A.
ST. SAN lOUR'S,
Morning, at a Quarter 'to Eleven, Rev. G. W. 'WARR, IVIA.
ST. SILAS'S,
Morning, at a ,C4na'rtor to Eleven, Rev.-S. MUCTON, M.A.;
Evening, at Half-pat Six, Rev. W. M. FALLOON, M.A.
ST. SIMON'S.
Evening, at Italf-pant Six, Rev. J. It. CONOR,
ST. 'THOMAS'S, 'THOMAS'S PARK-LANE ,_^
. -

Morning, at a 'Quarter to Eleven, Rev. C: T. H0085,',13:1.
SEAFORTH, ST. THOMAS'S.
Morning, at Half-past Ten, Rev. G. DOVER, M.A. •
STANLEY, ST. ANNE'S.

Morning, at Half-past Ten, Rev. THOMAS GARDINER,;M.A.
TOXTETH, ST. JAM'ES2S,
Morning, at Eleven, Rev. G. F. GREENE, M.A.; Evening, at
Half-past Six. Rev. W. P. JONES, M.A.
TONTETIE, ST. JOHN THE BAPTIST'S,
Morning, at Eleveu,kßev. J. JOHNSON 'CORT 'B.A. ;!Even:ng,
at Half-past S.ii:7ltev. Dr. HUME.
'TOXTETH, ST. MATTI-H.l/PS,
Morning, at Eleven,Rev. W. BREWSTER, M.A.; Evening, at
Half-past Six, • M I NTON, M.A.
-YTOXTETH, ST. PAUL'S,
Morning, at a Quarter to Eleven, Rev.:H. M‘NEILE,' Tf.D. ;
Evening, at Tialf-past Six, Rev. J. C. RYLE, M.A.
TOXTETH, ST. THOMAS'S,
Morning, ata'Quarter to Eleven, Rev. J 0. POWELL,MA.
WATERLOO, CHRIST CHURCH,
Morning, at' leven.

AVA7TERTREE, ST. MARY'S,
Evening, at ;Half-past six.
WEST` DERBY PARISH 'CHURCH,
Morning, at 'Half-pest Ten, Rev. J. C.ItYLE, M.A.; After-
noon, at Three,Mev..l. STEWART, M.A.
WINDSOR, ST. CLEMENT'S,
Morning, at Eleven, Rev. F. PARRY, B.D. ; Evening, at 'Half-
past Six, Rev. JAI BURDON, Missionar7to China.
The ANNUAL PUBLIC BREAKFAST-of the FRIENPS of
the SOCIETY. asaisual, at the ADELPR I HOTEL, on TVE*3DI,Y
MORNING next, the 26th instant, at Half-past Eight o'clock
precisely.

Same Evening,-e. SERMON will he preached at ET.
MICHAEL'S, Pitt-street, by the Rev. J. C. RYLE, M.A.
The following NIEETINGS are intended-to be held :—SATTT a-
DAY EvENixo,next; the 23d instant, at seven, at the Ixsttru-
TioN HousE,-,8, -Slater-street, for PRAYER •, TUESDAY
EVENING next, the-26th instant, at Half-past Six, at SEAFORTH
NATIONAL SCHOOL; WEDNESDAY EVENING, the 27th instant,
at Seven, at Egreinent. At each Meeting members of the
Deputation and other Clergymen will attend.
A SERMON will-be preached on SUNDAY MORNING, May
Ist, at ST. ANNE'S, AIGBURTH, b the Rev. JOSEPH
BARDSLEY, M.A, '•.111 WALLASEY PAR4BE CHURCH, on
SUNDAY Mokwa NG, May Bth i and on a future-day at St. Jou N
THE DIVINE'S, Fairteld ; MARINERS' 'CIII.7RCH, George's
Dock ; and Sr. IlAirraiotomEw's.
SERMONS have been preached at St. BARNILEAS'S.