The Liverpool Standard and General Commercial Advertiser.
Liverpool, Merseyside, England, 1836-11-11 00:00:00

THOMAS NIILCREST, Chairman of the Meeting.

NOTICE IS
.HEREBY GIVEN, That applic on is in
tended to he made to ParliaMent in the ne. 'ession for
leave to bring in one or more Bill or Bills f enabling the
Mayor, Aldermen, and Burgesses of the Bur gh of Liverpool
to open and widen Watei-street, Fenwick treet, Brunswick-
street, Agnew-court in James-street, th uay on the east side
of Sahhouse Dock, South Castle-street lanover-st reet,• Can-
ning-plaCe, "Shaw's-brow, Old Haymarket, Limerstreet, New •
Haymarket, Saint John's-lane, Beviugton-hill, Gardner's- •
row, Marybone, Preeson's-row, 80ld-street, Berry-street,
Brooks-square, Cooper's-row, Dale-street, Byrom-street, Tem-
ple-street, Great Charlotte-street, Ranelagh-street, Parker-
street, Chtirch-street, London-road, Stafford, street, Great llo-
mer-Street, Queen-street, Lancelot's-hey, and Bath-street, or
part or parts thereof, and to improve the Town of Liverpool in
and near the said Streets, and other places respectively in the
said Town. Aud for enabling the said Corporation to. purchase
Lands, Tenements, and Hereditaments, at the valuations of
Juriei or otherwise, for all or any of the purposes of opening,
widening, and improving aforesaid. And to enable the said
Corporation to appropriate to the erection et Assslstie Buildings
Latil belonging to them, situate in and .near Litne-sleet,
ISlineini, Shaw's-brow, the New Ilaymaiket, and Saint
John's-lane, and comprising the. sites of the Old Infirmary and
Uunatic Asylum, and to appropriate in like manner any other
Lauds and Hereditaments of the said Corporation., And, by
the said Bill or Bills, it will be proposed that powers shall be
taken to raise money for the purposes of such opening, widen-
ing, and improving, purchases and erections as afoiesaid, and
fur altering and amending an Act passed in the twenty-first
year of the reign of his late Majesty King. George the Second,
intituled, " An Act for the building a Church in the Town of
" LlverPool, in the County Palatine of Lancaster, and for En-
" lightening and Cleansing the Streets of the said Town, and
" fur keeping and maintaining a Nightly Watch there." And
an Act passed in the twenty-eighth year of the reign of his late
Majesty King George the Third, intituted, " An Act for En.-
"laming and va .ying some of the powers contained in certain
" Acts of Parliament relating to the Watching, Lighting, and
"Cleansing the Streets.and other places within the Town of
" LiVernool, and for removing sind.preventing Nuisances and
" Annoyances therein." And an Art passed in the second
Year of the reign of his late Maje Sty King George the Third,
imitated, " An Act for building two new Churches and pro-
" viiling Burialsplaces within the Town of Liverpool, in the
"County Palatine of Lancaster, and for the better preserying
" the Pavements of the Streets in the said Town, and for ascer-
" taining the Fares and Prices to be paid Carters, Carmen,
" Hackney Coachmen, and Chairmen, and for regulating their
" behaviour within the said ToWn." An Act passed in the
twenty-sixth year of the reign of his late Majesty King George
the Third, intituled, " Au Act for opening, making, widening,
" and altering certain Streets, Passages, and ['laces within the
"Town of Liverpool, in the County Palatine of Lancaster;
" for supplying the said Town with fresh and wholesome
" Water; , for removing and preventing Nuisances and Au-
" noyasces therein; for appointing additienal Market-places,
" and frie extending so much of the, powers of an Act of the
" second year of his present Majesty as relates to Hackney
" Coachmen, Chairmen, Carters,and•Porters, to a certain dis-
" lance beyond the liberties of the said Town." An Act passed
it the fifty-ninth year of the reign of his late Majesty King
George the Third, intituled." An Act for abOlishing the pay
" Merit of certain Tolls, called ingates and outgates, collected
" at the'several entrances into the Town of Liverpoel, in the
" CountY of Lancaster, and of certain Tolls and Stallage now
" payable in the markets and fairs there. And for granting
" other Tolls and Stallage in lieu thereof, and for the better
" regulatiiw of the said Markets and Fairs." An Act passed
in the first year of the reign of his late Majesty King. George
" the Fourth, intituled "Au Act for reviving. extending and
" varying the powers pf an Act passed in the twenty-sixth
":year of his late Majesty Kiug Geerge,the Third, for making
" and widening certain Streets, Passages,' and Places in the.
"Town of Liverpool, in the County Palatine of Lancaster;
„'d Ter several other purposes in the said Act men-
, ".tioned Sarid also for further imprnvings the said Tonvul"
An Act passed in the sixth year of the reign of his said late.
Majesty George the Fourth, intituled, "An Act fur the
" better reguiation of Buildings in the Town of Liverpool, in
.q.bs'cesiety Palatine of Lancaster; and for authorizing the 1
"'Making of Bye-laws, Rules,„ and Regulations for Vessels
" frequenting the Docks, Basins,, and Quays helongiug to the".
"Corporation there." An Act* passed in the seventh year, of
the reign of his late Majesty King George the Fourth, iutituled,
"Au Act tor widening and improving certain Streets in the
"'fowl' of Liverpool, in the County Palatine of LancaSter, for
"the further prevention of Nuisances and Annoyances in the
"said Town ; for the regulation of Weighing .Machines,
Weights and Measures, and the establishment of a Fire Po-
" lice therein." . And an Act passed in the Session of the fifth
and sixth 's ears 'of the reign 'of his present Majesty, intituled,.
" An Act for altering, amending. and extending the powers and
"provisions of an Act of the sixth year of his late Majesty
" King George the Fourth, for the regulation of Buildings in
"the Town of Liverpool; and for the other purposes therein
"mentioned; and for granting further and additional powers
"for the imp romment autl regulation of the said,Town, and the
"preservation of property therein farm Fires, and otherwise."
And for the extension of the period of seven years by the said
Act allowed, as to powers, clanses, limitations, and provisions
therein mentioned, so far as the same relate to purposes therein
refeyred to, and for altering and amending. an Act passed in the
Session of the sixth nod seventh years of the reign of his pre-
sent Majesty, intilnied. " An Act for extending and improving
"the maintenance of the Fire Police in the Borough of Liver-
" pool." And for enlarging and consolidating.the several fow-
ers and authiwities in the said several Acts contained, .ant for
extending the said several Acts soaltered and amended, and the
powers and authorities thereof so enlarged and consolidated be-
yond the Borough of Liyerpool, as the same was meted and
bounded at the respective times of the passing thereof,.so as to
include the %slink of the BOrough of Liverpool, as the metes
arid hnnnds thereof are now extended and limited by an Art
passed in the Session of the fifth and sixth years of the reign of
his present Majesty, intituled, " An' Act to proyide for the re,-,
" gulation of Municipal Corporations in Eneland and Wales.
And for enabling the Council of the said Borough to make
Bye-laws, the better to effect any of the purposes of the said
Acts, so extended as aforesaid. And for regulating the times
and places'of payment of Wages of Mechanics, Labourers,other Persons weekly or otherwise employed in the said D
rough. And for enabling the Council or the said BortAnd form h
g to
make Bye-laws, the hotter to enforce such regolatorn•
giving to Juslices of the Peace a discretionary power to miti-
gate penalties of Bye-laws new made, or hereafter to he
by the Councitof the said Borough. under theirdpss, _...
or any further powers to be proposed by the<lst:ier,rß:l,l of
-
s.
And for the better and more summary obtaining ! n
all Shops, Stands, Stalls, Benches, and
yPniences
erected, or hereafter to be ereiled in any Kars r. !Atlit r 'ets now
or hereafter establiAsed by the said Cotlll;;:,:ri:'stil;siu,
after notice or otherwise. And f'r the
sum-
mary recovery'lolls, I'4 u
of sa_rge Does, :owns its stools, and
other Revenue of tlie said Corporation. And for authorizing
the payment of the.Cl, rks to the Nlassistrates of the said
.130.
rough, by fixed Salaries iu lieu of fees, and fort he payment ur
application of such Fees as the Comic] may direct.,
, RD. RADCLIFFE,
town:clerk of Liverpool, Solicitor.

PoLIcE OPvick, N . 10, 1836.
V WO PISTOLS, suspected to have be Stolen, were
I taken by a Police Constable front a son last night ;
they are of the following description:— ek Action, Locks
Electrum Barrels, Lock Plates and Furu lure, swivel Item-
rods, Rifle Barrels and half stocked. Value about Five
Guineas tkie pair.—The Owner,may have them on application
to Mr. Wn ITT Y, at the Police-office.

WAStftb, AtlA !lb Afid tOtifitN/1, tewwl
for two Getatiemen, in H resp • le family, on res.
Somihle terms A separate Sitting to would be requiied.
Letters, post paid. staling terms, addressed A. Z., St.oulard
Vince, will he attended to

MAGAZIN DES MoDEs,
41, BOLD-51Tft EET.

VERS. BROWN respectfullv annonticeiXit hPr WINTER
I FASHIONS, in MILLINER Y. 'FANCY GOODS.,
&c., will be ready for inspection on I),;EsDA Y next, the 15th
instant.

A Vacancy for an IN-Dooa APPRENTICE or Ihi.
PLOVER. ,

. .
MRS. CUTLER, from Lonthin, takes, this tip rtunity of
returning thanks to the Ladies of L. e nol and its
vicinity for the liberal support she has receive fire her com-
mencement in business, and respectfully solir s their AtteDtinn
to her WINTER, FASHIONS, comprising elegant Novelties
at unusually low prices, which cull be ready for inspection on
THURSDAY, the 17th instant.
No. 11, Clarence-street.

el 7
MISS SAMBROOK,
ArAN her return from London, begs most respectfit to inform
1...1 the Ladies of Liverpool and the neighbo ood, that on
WEDNESDAY next, the 16th instant, she will h ready far in-
spection an elegant Assortment of MILLI ERY ; also,. ft
great variety of the most fashionable Materials, for Dresses,
&c.

88, Duke-street, Nov. 8, 1836.

MaSto. inform l
roti) Kthe.lE,aNdT.: 1
8 .Ip,l3nc Liverpoolo-sR
aisnEaT: be
t
will have her WINTER FASHIONS of MI
new GOODS ready on THURSDAY next, the 1

es}•ect-

iciniti she
NER and
instant,'

AIRS. WOODS begs respectfully to infirm the adies of
Liverpool and its vicinity, that her NTE It
FASHIONS will be ready for inspection on M( Ay next, the
14th instant.
Millinery and Dress Ro,ms, 29, Bold-street.

CHAPEAU FRANCAIS.
SOLD ONLY BY LIMES REAP, 18, BOLD-S RET.
ruklE properties; of this, HAT, are lightnexx, vl .nns qf nap,
It and brilliancy of colour; which cannot b ffeeted by sea
air, and in durability equal to two-of the Best Beaver Hats,
and allowed front its beauty and texture, to be superior to any
Hat vet invented.—Price for Cash 20s.
Liverpool. Nov. .sth, 1836.

-,-*-Etßitt49EN:ll-00\1S1, LORD-STREET.
LEXA.NDER HUNTER. begs to intimate the *fie has
disposed or his tchtile STOCK of GLASS HINA,
nd EARTHENWARE in the Dresden-root to Mr. R.
LIVINGSTON, and, in returning, thanks f he liberal pa-
tronage he enjoyed while in the Above Establ hment, he begs
leave to introduce his Successor, Mr. L., as a person in every
respect well qualified for combitling the Establishment in the
most efficient manner. ALEXANDER HUNTER,
Liver-pool, 3d November, 1836.

-TN reference to the above Advertisement, R. LIVINGSTON
1 begs leave to.state that he will use every exertion to have
a choice. Selection of all that is elerant and fashionable in the
Trade, and such as he trusts will merit the attention and appro-
bation of the Nobility and Gentry of Liverpool -anti
and, in order to make room fair a SPLENDID STOCK of
GLASS, CHINA, and -EARTHENWARE, selected at the
must emincnt Manufactories in the Kingdom, the STOCK NOW
ON HAND WILL BE SOLD AT PRICES GREATLY REDUCED, for a
feW weeks from this date.

Drelden-wants, Lord-street, 3d Vov., 1836.

ST. JAMES'S VAULTS, /7
ireee/ RATHBONII-STREBT,
Opposite the Centre Gate of the Market, Lir pool.
WH EN I first opened the abovel'remis , I adopted a
neir The,,ry..lf Business, which was end no articles
but those of established character for Quail , and to Sell them
at such Prices as would rmider the Com etition of other Es-
tablishments in the neighbourhood altogether unavailing.
The zealous and general patrisoitre I have received, (and
which still continues dally to increasr) is the best testimony to
my success.. My enterprise has been rewarded beyond my
largest anticipations, anti I beg most cheerfully to acknowledge
my grateful sense of the favour. .
It is my ambition to. secure a continuance of this envied pre-
ference, and, with a view in some degree to merit it, the public
is respectfully infortned, that thelate fortunate purchases which
I have made will enable me to Sell, for two ears to come, every
Article in JAMAICA RUMS, Scotch and Irish WHISKIES,
London and Bristol GINS, French BRANDY, WINES, &c.,
&c., at try usual scaled! low prices. And this lam determined
to o, notwithstanding the enormous advance of every article
connected with' the trade. • •

Confidently referring' my numerous. Friends to the subjoined
List of my Prices for Spirit of warranted qua!ity,
I have the honour to remain,

Their must nbedient servant,
EDGAR ESTLIN, Proprietor.

LIST OF PRIcES FOR CASH.
SPIRITS.

. Gallon. Quart. l'in t. Glass.
GOOD RUM los. 8.1. 2s. Bd. Is. 4d. 3d.
Superior ditto
Very fine ditto l3 0 3 3 1 7 2f
The fittest old ditto ll 0 3 6 1 9 3
LONDON GIN
Very tiue Bristol ditto
Superior splendid ditto ll 0 3 6 1 9 3 •
FI(ENCII BRANDY 3O 0 7 6 3 9 '.6
The finest ditto 36 090 4 6 BVery fine British ditto
Bett's Pate:: Brandy
GOOD WIIISKY
Very good ditto
The finest Irish Malt ditto l6 0 4 0 2 0 3
Fine Scotch ditto l6 0 4 0 2 0 3
Celebrated Canabeltowu ditto. 20 0_ 5 0 2 6 4
WINE.
Brown Sherry, in vrooo to o 3 0 t b 12
Superior Pale ditto l6 0 4 0 2 0 3
Real good. Cape Madeira lO 6 2 8 1 1 2
Superior Cape, very old
Old Port
Very choice ditto, in wood ...l6 0 4 () 2 0 3 , .
Good Family ALE, 4t1., si;perior ditto, 5d., the finest Super
ditto, 7d.
LODON PORTER drawn from the Butt, .Id., 5d., and 7d.
per goat t. .
BOTTLED PORTER 6s..per dozen (quarts) ; 4s. per citizen
(pints). The B:dtles to be returned or charged fur.
• CORDIALS of every de..c..iption. •
•,,,• Family Orders in every branch of the Trade, executed
ou the cheapest terms, and with the greatest care and despatch.