The Liverpool Standard and General Commercial Advertiser.
Liverpool, Merseyside, England, 1836-05-10 00:00:00

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MISS M. WOOD begs respectfully to inff
IVA. and the Ladies of Liverpool,
FASHIONS will be ready for the'
(Tuesday,) the 10th instant, and foil,
13, Upper Duke-street, opposite St.

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SUPERB BEAVER HATS.
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THE 21s. HATS manufactured for C. and J. G LHAM,
of RUSSELL-HOUSE, Liverpool and M chester, are
the finest, lightest, and most durable ever sub tted to public
notice. In Style, beauty, and splendid c r, they may be
equalled, but cannot be excelled at any pri .
Russell-hcuse, Lord-street, Liverpool.

CLEVELAND HOUSE,
66, ST. JAMES'S-STREET,
Corner of Great George-place.
TONES and ROGERS, from 24, Cleveland- ware, have
SI now the pleasure of informing their Fr' nds, that they
Opened their new Establishment as above, MoNoa r last,
the 9th instant, with a varied and ext sive STOCK of
GOODS, comprising every novelty of the season, to which
they beg respectfully to claim early attention.
P.S.—The HOUSE and SHOT to be LET, No. 24, Cleve-
land•square, with Fixtures complete.—For particulars apply to
Mr. ROBERT HUGHES, Land Agent, 3, Duke-street.

JAMES REID, TAILOR AND DRAPER,
(LATE FOREMAN TO MR. GRAHAM, CASTLE-STREET.)
fE G S most respectfully to inform the Ladies and Gentlemen
of Liverpool and its vicinity, that he has commenced busi-
ness at No. 4, SOUTH JOHN-STREET, Clarendon-buildings,)
where he hopes that by strict attention, and by producing an
article on moderate terms, equal in quality and style to the first
Houses in Town. to merit a share of their patronage.
J. RE i 0 has just returned from London, where he has selected
a neat and fashionable assortment of the vest Goods, suit-
able for the present season. He has alse himself ac-
quainted with the newest and most approveons in Ladies'
Habits, and every article connected with Gentlemen's Dress.
J. R. flatters himself that from the extensive practice he has
had in London and Liverpool, (having fur nearly the last five
years conducted the Tailoring department of Mr. Graham's
business,) he will be enabled to give satisfaction to those Ladies
and Gentlemen who may favour him with their commands.

1W AUSTIN, 176, DALE-STREET, between the Golden
• Lion and Moss's Bank, Liverpool, IMPROVED
SOLID LEATHER PORTMANTEAU, PORTABLE
HAT-CASE, HAIR TRUNK, and TRAVEL !NG BAG
MANUFACTURER.
Trunks and Imperials Fitted to Carria e , Patent Water-
proof Canvas for covering Trunks. Luggae , &c.
WM. AUSTIN, in respectfully soliciting p vate as well as pub-
lic patronage, begs to assure those who may honour him with
their commands, from a thorough knowledge of the various
branches of his business, and for a series of years having con-
tfucted the first houses in London, they may rely upon all Ar-
ticles in the above line of the first quality and workmanship,
combined with despatch, at a reduction of full 30 per cent. un-
der the charges usually made in this town.
N.B. Brass and Iron Portable Camp Bedsteads, Bedding,
Oil and Cloth Valieses, Canteens, Bullock Trunks, &c. &c. to
order.
176, Dale-street, opposite the Exchange.

CS. MORTON, FURNISHING IRONMONGER, CUTLER, &C.,
o No. 11, Berry-street, Liverpool, begs to call the atten-
tion of the Public to his stock of CUTLERY, comprising
Ivory, Stag, Buffaloe, Buck, Black and White Bone-handled
Table and Dessert KNIVES and FORKS, with Carvers to
match; PEN and POCKET KNIVES in great variety;
RAZORS of superior quality ; SCISSORS, C rden Knives,
and Shears, &c. The whole of which are RRANTED ;
SILVER Fruit and Butter Knives, Thim es, Pencil Cases,
Mordan's Penholders, &c. ; GERMAN S VER Table and
are
Dessert Forks and Spoons, Soup Ladle., Fish and Butter
Knives, Gravy Spoons, Mustard and Salt Spoons, Butter and
Toddy Ladles, Toast Racks, Sugar Bowls, Teaspoons and
Skewers, &c. &c.; SHEFFIELD PLATED Candlesticks
and Cruit Frames, with Silver Edges; BRITANNIA METAL
Tea and Coffee Pols, Percolators, Table and Chamber Candle-
sticks, Mustards, Salts and Peppers, Egg Cups, Soup Ladles,
Spoons, Snuffer Trays. &e.; TIN, TINNED IRON. and
JAPANNED Wares • FEDERS, FIRE IRONS, COP-
PER TEA-KETTLE'E;. &c. &c. &c.; PALMER'S PATENT
METALLIC WICK, MOULD CANDLES, made for the
CANDLE LAMP only, merit particular attention as giving
a LIGHT to surpass that of TWO London Moulds, NEVER
REQUIRE SNUFFING, are more DURABLE than the
Common candles, CLEANER than oil and CHEAPER than
anything that has been introduced.
N.B. Furnishing and Shipping orders promptly attended to,
and an allowance made of seven and a half per cent.
P.3.—A Respectable well-educated YOUTH wanted as an
Apprentice.
May 3, 1836.
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EMPORIUM FOR FOREIGN & BRITISH SIIA.WLS,
78, BOLD-STREET,
NEXT To THE WSW-HALL, Ltysßpoor,
PRING7O, King-street, Manchester, and 47, 13achanamn-wstreet,
AqiilauspowF4e:
LE,- LAWSON; and KEMP,
mums, beg to announce that they will enter on their
new Premises (immediately adjoining those they have hitherto
occupied) To-stonnow, (Satnrday) the 7th instant, with a
more magnificent STOCK of the various descriptions of FO-
REIGN and BItITISH SHAWLS than has ever been pre-
sented in any one Establishment before, all personally se-
lected by Mr. Pringle. in London., Edinburgh, and Glasgow,
consisting of White Ground Figured Cachmere Shawls, with
splendid new patterns, from £1 to £3, equal to the formerly
sold between El 15s. and .E. 5. An elegant Assortm6'nt of Black
and Coloured Cachmere Figured Shawls, at e lly low prices.
White, Black, and Coloured Parisian Sli 'ls, with some of
the most costly and magnificent designs t t have ever been
produced. including the pattern chose y her Majesty the
Queen of the French at the last expos' in in Paris, at prices
varying from £3 to £lO.
Long Shawls or Scarfs, in Cachmere, of elaborate workman-
ship, and beautiful designs, from £5 to £2O each.
An immense variety of Summer Shawls, in the various fa-
shionable fabrics of Hermain, Lama, Crape, Chali, and Silk.
An unlimitted assortment of Small Handkerchiefs, in the
same texture from 2s. upwards.
The rapid succession of novelties in the style, pattern, and
size of Shawls which are now produced, readers it impossible
that the Shawl Trade can be properly cultivated in any estab-
lishment where a general assortment of goods is kept P., L.,
and K. are therefore determined to admit no article into Stock
uneonnected with this particular branch, but devote their whole
tt_e,iltit as hitherto, to the important and tasteful article of
Lad es'n
pDress using their utmost endeavours to enable them to
drumeserve that' extensive connexion which they have formed
Af the last few vears in Liverpool.
la.rge variety of the newest Patterns of Shawl Borders,
Shawl Middles, and Fringes, in every size, colour, and quality.

TNDIV I DUVI.---------------S GOING ABROAD from the PORT of
1 LIVERPOOL are informed by
bW. SIIOL VE R & C _
OF Nos.
That they may procure the C
whole
, LONDON,
V part of an OUTFIT
(from the coarsest to the finm°l6 itr
ing Cabin Furniture,) at the 141,11‘ 4 Goods known, includ-
Nos. 4& 5. ST. GEORGE'S Et.-"EZENT SOUTH,
Livpapoot . 'At the same WLIOLESALE SHIPPING PR 'Ps
their WAREHOUSE in I.ONDoN.IC as a'
Daily communication between Lond,m and Liverpool for Ship_
sailing Information, &e. P-

MISS HUNTER respectfully solicit ie attention of the
Ladies of Liverpool to herSUMMF,It FASHIONS on
THURSDAY next, the 12th instant.
42, 80ld-street.

MISS SMITH respectfully informs he Friends that she
has returned from London with Assortment of MI-
LINERY, DRESSES, &e., to wh,i she respectfully re-
quests their inspection on.YRIDAY nagt, the 13th instant.
37, Renshaw-street, opposite St. Luke's Church.

_A:pren her Friends
that her SUMMER
ikisfspection THIS DAY,
ing days.
ltirh's Church.

MISS GUY respectfully announces to t Ladies of Li-
verpool and its vicinity, that she int s submitting for
their inspection To-mot:now, (Wedne • ,) the 11th instant,
her fashionable assortment of Tuscan Patent, Luton BON-
NETS, White Paris CHIP HATS, &c. &c.
31, Bold-stneet.

THE MI SSES DAVIES beg to inf the Ladies
of Liverpool and its vicinity that eir SUMMER
FASHIONS. with a variety of New Fashionable Mate-
rials, personally selected, will be ready r inspection To-aioa-
now' (Wednesday,) the 11th instant.
24, Bold-street.

MISS HENDERSON respectfully info the Ladies of
Liverpool and its vicinity, that she s returned from
London, where she has most careful! ected from the first
French and English Houses, a most F ionable assortment of
MILLINERY, DRESSES, &c., with every other novelty for
the present season, which will be ready for inspection THIS
DAY, (Tuesday,) and following days.
Millinery Rooms, 24, Church-street, May 4th, 1836.

Air RS. D. KENT respectfully informs the L es of Liver-
-111 pool and the neighbourhood, that on UIISDAY next,
the 12th instant, she will have ready fo spection a choke
assortment of MILLINERY, and a at variety of Rich
Fancy Goods, carefully selected by herself from Parisian
House, in London.
110, Bold-sti eet.

MRS. ROBERTS respectfully apprises her Friends and
the Ladies generally of her return from ndon, where
the has selected an essartment of Fashionab ILLINERY,
in CAPS, BONNETS, &c., embracin very novelty of the
season, which she intends to offer at pi s that shall give entire
oatisfaction.
It is expected that the whole of the Goods will have arrived
by Wednesday next, when she solicits the favour of a Call.
Northampton-house, 43, Whitechapel.

.., RABY LINEN WAREHOUSE, 11. PARK - 'MEET.
MISS J. A. MIDDLEWOOD begs ectfully to an-
fioseektS
.I.l'l nounce to the Ladies of Liyerpo nd its vicinity, that
she has received -from some of the noses in London, an
elegant assortment of CHILDREN'S DRESSES, CAPES,
COLLARS, &c., which she will have ready for their in-
spection To-MORROW, (Wednesday) the 11th instant, and
three following days, at No. 18, PARKER-STREET—she not
having the requisite accommodation at her own establishment.

TO BUYERS OF LACE, HOSIERY GLOVES,
RIBBONS, &e.
ROBERTS returns his sincere thanks to his nnmeruus
0 • friends and supporters for their kind patronage, acid-in-
forms them that his STOCK is new complete with ever Article
suitable for the season, in LACE GOODS of every scription.
HOSIERY, GLOVES, RIBBONS, Needle- rked COL-
LARS, CAPES, &c., together with a general tock of Fancy
Goods in Gauze and Crape Handkerchiefs, owers, &c. which
he is determined to offer at such prices as shall meet the appro-
bation of all who are pleased to favour him with their com-
mands.
The Stock of Ladies' and Gentlemen's Gloves being entirely
new made Goods, J. R. has great confidence in recommending
them for wear.
Gentlemen's Stocks, Shirt Collars, Shirt Fronts, Braces,
Black and Coloured Silk Handkerchiefs, in great variety.
Northampton-house, 43, Whitechapel.

WILLIAM JENKINS,
TAILOR AND DRAPER, 5, QUEENS-SQ ARE,
TTAS pleasure in announcing his return from ndon where,
1 he has made himself master of thefirst a. • most approved
FASHIONS in DRESS, and has selectee 3 extensive assort-
ment or FANCY GOODS, of the NEWEST PA ERNS, which he will
be glad to submit for the inspection of t • public.
W. J. avails himself of the occasion to tender his grateful
acknowledgements to his friends for their extensive patronage,
and respectfully to solicit its continuance.

ZVantc.

WANTED, a well-educated Youth 'an APPRENTICE
to the OIL and DRYSALTER USINEss. Respectib:e
references will be required. A sina rogressive Salary %rill be
given.—Apply at the Standard-office.

lATANTED, a steady active YOUNfer`MAls.l, who under-
stands' V the in-door husinAs of whip-broker's Office, to
whom a moderate Salary will be giye'n.—Apply by letter to G.
and H., to be left at the Standard Office.

I A GENTLEMAN wishes to find a respectable Party, with a
small Capital, to join him in an obj.e6 that is sure to pro-
duce a competence with little trouble r risk. It is not of a
speculative nature, is secured by &' eat, and perfectly com-
patible with the pursuits of a Gentleman.
Address, for particulars and an interview, to A. 8., General
Postoflice.

WANTED, a MASTER for the SCHOOL attached to
St. John the Baptist's Church, Tometh-park. He must
be acquainted with the Bell System ofspition.
Applications to be made before the `2Pth instant to the Rev.
Mr. HAssar.r., No. 1, Wellington-place. If personally, be-
tween the hours of Nine and Eleven in the Morning.

BUTLER WANTED.
WANTED, in a Gentleman's FamiiiltWorth Wales, a
steady Man as BUTLER, who a ring an unexcep-
tionable character for sobriety and lion y. A Person of 35 or
36 years of age will be preferred.—All applications to be made
(post-paid) to the Office of this paper.

WANTED, at a, respectable Hotel in North Wales, a first-
rate WOMAN COOK, where two K.i/Ken Maids aie
kept. Also, a respectable young Wotnan ,IMPP PER HOUSE-
MAID. None need apply but those fffo can produce good
characters.—Apply at 12, nussell-street.
P.S.—This will not be repeated.

STEAM-ENGINE.
WANTED, a New or Second-hand STEAM-ENGINE,
of from 60 to 80 horse power, with ,
Boil complete, for
Mining purposes, Lifting Water, Stamp' re, &c.
ee
Apply to Mr. ISAAC MILLER. Shareb er, Liverpool, (if by
rl
letter, full particulars must be given and postage paid.)

THE LIVERPOOL AND MANCHESTER FISH
COMPANY. , - '
CAPTAIN GEORGE GERNIAINE, MANAGER. '
WANTED, an active and intelligent Person :to act as
SECRETARY. He must he fully co petent, to keep
the Books and take the'general managem of the Company's
of
Office, and will e
be required to provide reties to the extent of
£5OO.

Sealed Tenders, (post-paid,) addressed " To the Committee
Of Management," must be forwarded to the Solicitors of the
Company before the 16th instant.
The Committee have obtained an adequate. number. of Fish-
ing Smacks of the first class, manned by experienced Fisher-
men, and fully equipped in every respect to enable them to
insure an abundant and regular supply of Fish of every kind.
The Committee have also secured the purchase of a most eli-
gible site for their Dep6t and Offices. ,
By order, WILKINSON-and CHRISTIAN,
Solicitors to the Company.

LANGUAGES.
AREPORT having got into circulation, that Mr. DE
LAMA had been dismissed from the Institution in St.
Anne-street, he begs to refer to a letter (front which is an extract
below) received from the Secretary, by which it appears, that
his terms were not sufficiently low.
that r
Mr. De L. thinks it due to himself t (rate, that he did not
receive the slightest intimation that ' services would be dis-
pensed with till an advertisement a Spanish Teacher acci-
dentally met his eye, two days previ sto that fixed upon for the
election.

Classes for the French, Italian, Spanish, German, and other
languages continue to meet, as usual, at his house.
A Class fir Spanish, (of advanced learners,) of twenty mem-
bers and upwards, meet twice a week. Terms, Half a Guinea
per Quarter each. In this Class the members read the higher
classics, and are prepared for commercial correspondence. The
conversation exclusively Spanish.
" I beg to offer my testimony to the very efficient man-
ner in which you have conducted the class placed under your
direction, to the marked and rapid improvement of its mempers,
and the general satisfaction you appear to have given.—I have
the honour to remain, dear Sir, &c.
(Signed) "H. TINDAL ATKINSON, Secretary.
"To Mr. De Lara, 151, London-road."

VM. JOHNSON, PORTRAIT--FAINTER, in Oil and
. Miniature, returns his si4efre thanks to those Ladies
and Gentlemen who have honoueed him with their patronage
for the last six years, and bego to inform them and the public of
Liverpool and its vicinity, ttfat he continues taking Striking
Likenesses at Mr. SMITH'S„-64, LORD-STREET, where Speci-
mens may be seen, and terms known. -• • • •
I.B.—Portraits in Oil aud. Miniature correctly copied upon
reasonable terms.

A T JACK'S COFFEEOUSE, 17, CLAYTON-
SQUARE, Breakfasts, Lyanches, Dinners, Suppers, Tea,
Coffers, and all other Refratithents are provided on the plan so
popular and successful in London.

HOSKTNG, ARCHITECT, SURVEYOR, LAN D and Hobs
• AGENT, respectfully informs the Public that he has on
SALE, by PRIVATE CONTRACT, a great variety of LAND, of
the most select character, suitable forth.e- erection of Villas,
Cottage Ornees, and Terraces there° , jthe extent of Pleasure
Grounds varying,) and also a vari of HOUSES of the above"
description, many of which are j' or occupation, and calculated
for the residence of Families.:7 f the first respectability. The
situations enjoy, in the environsof Liverpool, the most interest-
ing inland and marine Scenery. Also, LAND for Warehouses,
Shops, Offices, tkc., in the most central part of business.
To those who are desirous of investing small Capitals for the
purpose of securing an income, V. H. can offer them small
HOUSES in different parts of the town, which will pay from
ten to twenty per cent. interest upon the outlay.
To Gentlemen having Land to dispose of for Building pur-
poses, in which superior taste and judgment are required in the
arrangements, V. H. with confidence offers his services in his
capacity as Architect and Agent, and earnestly solicits their
patronage.
N.B.—Any Parties desirous, may have a Villa or Cottage
Ornee erected to suit their convenience, by entering into a
Contract to take the same for a Term of Years, at a remunerat-
ing rent.
Office, 6, Castle-tired, Liverpool.

TO THE PARISHIONERS OF LIVERPOOL.
LADIES AND GENTLEMEN,
T BEG leave most respectfully to o myself as a CANDI-
JIL DATE for the Situation of LECTOR of TAXES,
should a vacancy occur. I a the son of the late Simeon
Frankland, Dock Master; an , should I be elected, it will be
my endeavour to 611 the Situation in such a manner, as to merit
your approbatiou. _

loam, Ladies and Gentlemen,
Your obedient Servant,
S. B. PRANKLAND.
13, P
WM. MAYBRICK, Clerk of St. Peter'sark Church,er-street. most
respectfully solicits the Votes and Interests- of his Friends in
favour of his Son-in-law, S. B. Frankland, Candidate for the
Situation of Tax Collector, should a vacancy take place.—
Basnett-street, May 7, 1836.