The Liverpool Standard and General Commercial Advertiser.
Liverpool, Merseyside, England, 1836-08-05 00:00:00

METALLIC WIRE.

TVIIE utility'of this WIRE is very great in securi. tees,
JiL . Vines, Flowers, &c., having beeu universally )roved by
liorticulturalists, and Florists, being very fle. e, and the
compounds of which are perfectly free Iron Aelation, verdi-
gris, or infection ;it will not forth an aryl NI. insects, its
softness and tougness will allow it to be untied like string,
and the trees may lie removed from the walls for the purposes of
pruning or cleaning, behind them, without the nails being
taken out to injure them.
Also the IM PIiONT ED NAILS for fastening the Wire, be-
ingthaile so as not to rut or injure the Trees or Wire.
fr,rther particulars, see the Gardener's Magazine for May,
1836, page 265, or fur a supply of the above articles, apply to
Josu. & CHAS. WHALLEY, Seed and Nurserymen, South Cres-
cent, Liverpool.

-DROCKSOPP'S TEAS, imported this season. ere re-
.ILD • moved out of bond fur sale on the second o • ly, 18.36;
,the particular day on which the tea duty was re .ccd.
The lcadin.• article in Black Tea is at Bd. the pound.
This fca, if compared with the Li ►OOl eight shilling
Tea of two years ago, would at once prove o.the public the ad-
vantages now derivable from a " free trade" with China.

Not less than a quarter of a pound sold, and no credit given.
WiLusid BRocKsoi,P, Tea Merchant, 33, Bold-street, Li-
verpool,

NORTO S truly valuable CAMOMILE PILLS for
INDIGESTION ;&c.—These Pills are a pure extrafir of
Cammomile Flowers, prepared by a peculiar procc;:s; bytihich
all the. medicinal properties of rather more than on otioct of •
the flowers are concentrated into four moderat ized Pills.
They are mild in operation, and have proved nderfully suc-
cessful in removing every symptom of indiLres • n, sick headache,
hiss of appetite, giddiness, heart-burn, co " eness, eruptions of
the skin, and all-complaints arising from disnrdeted state of the
digestive organs ; they require no alterations of diet, and their
operation will be found s.i beneficial in giving tone to the sto-
mach, regulating the bowels, and in promoting a healthy habit,
as fully to convince all who take them of their great utility.
Persons who have suffered from indigestion for several years
have by their use in a few weeks perfectly recovered, which is a
COD Vint7W proof that in the smallest compass is contained the
largest quantity of the tonic principle, of so peculiar a nature as
to pervade the 'whole system, through which it diffuses health
and strength. • -
Sold wholesale by Barclay and Sons; T.-Butler; E. Edwards •
T. Newbury and hens y W. Sutton and-C0..; and 'A. Wilough
by and -Co., (late-B; Godfrey- Win4us,l 64, Bishopgate-street,
Without London; atld retstil #tynearly. .411 respectable Medi-
' eine venders.

VA MIMES FURNISHING willdo well to visi DRURY'S
WHOLESALE AND RETAIL FURNISHING OSMoNGERY
WAREHOUSES AND SHOW ROOMS, Establish - hilly years, at
12, CASTLE-STREET, where the most gener and' extensive
Stock of the best Articles are on Sale, of w anted quality, and
at moderate prices.
Stove Grates, Fenders, Fire Irons, Cot in g' Apparatus and
Utensils of every description., of the most approved patterns,
Table Cutlery, Silver and best Sheffield- Plated Goods, London
Bronzed Tea and. Coffee Urns, &c., Brass and Block T:n Ware,
and every numerous liequisite required in Furnishing.
Rodgers's fine Cutlery, in extensive variety, Plated on Steel
and Album, Goods of superior quality.
Metallic Bedsteads, from 425. to £lOO.

Every Patent Article of merit connected with the Trade kept
in stuck. Bradford's celebrated Cork Razors, tempered on un-
ening principles.
Every Article sold at this Establishment Warranted.
.
Hutchinson's Road Weighing Machines at reduced prices.
Engraving and Repairs neatly Executed.
Catalogues of Furnishing Articles, gratin.

Town-hall 301 A July. 1836.
To the MERCHANTS, OWNERS and PART OWNERS
of SHIPS, and other PERSONS. Duly Qualified to Vote
-for the Eleaibtvat4l4t: RC 14 AN TR or 'SE IP OWNERS to

Form Pirrt of the DOCK COMM IT TEE.
J
WILLIAM WALLACE CURRIE, ESQUIRE, Mayor
of Liverpool, in j'.'ursuance and, by virtue of the powers
and autho, ides of the Act 'of Patliament, passe n the
sixth year of his late Majesty's rttizo, intutoed t Act for
the further Improvement 'of the Putt, Harbour ud Town of
Liverpool, and for altering, extending, and acne nig the several
acts relating thereto," 'do hereby fix and a iota hi ETIN G
of the MERCHANTS and SHIPOW RS of Liverpool,
(duly quidified,) to be held on Saturday next; the Sixth Dot, of
Anqnst, 1836, in the Court Room, on the South side'of Chapel-
striet, in Liverpool aforesaid,- between the hours of One and
Four of the clock in theAftern+ton,fortheelection,floutination,
and sxpnointtnent of a Member of the-" COmmittee for the affairs
of the Estate of the Trustees of the Liverpool Docks," to supply
a vacancy in the said Committee; caused by the death of Robert
Woodward, Esquire.
W. WALLACE CURRIE, Mayor.
The Qualification of Voters, as flied by the Act, is as under, viz. :
Merchants, Owners, Part Owners of Ships, and other per-
soni, being principals, inhabiting the town of Liverpool or the
Vicinity thereof, or being agents, living in Liverpool or the
vicinity thereof, for principals residing more than eight miles
from the said town, who have paid, either as principals or agents,
as aforesaid, rates and dirties to the amount of £lO within one
rear previous to the day of election." •
The Quatffication of the 111.mbers of the Committee, as fixed by the
Act. is as under, t't,z. : •
"A natural born subject of the United, Kingdom of Great
Britain and Ireland, or a subject duly'tiaturalized according to
law, and who shall have resided in the Town of Liverpool, or
the vicinity thereof, for five years previous to the day of election;
and shall have raid rates and duties to tire
by anyamount
residing not
o: e
h
of £5O
less"
than
his individual account, or as agent for others
than eight miles from Liverpool £lOO, if pain
trade in Liverpool in Which he may' be a partner, within the
year immediately preceding the election."

PAMSI-1 OF LIVERPOOL.
riptiE Watch Committee for the Borough of Liver of and
_lll the Commissioners for the better Paving and ' Werage of
the Town hereby give Notice, that they are aim u'appoifit an
ASSISTANT CLERK to the Treasur the •reSfreTtil;e
Boards.
Candidates are requested to send in testimonials as to cha-
racter, with the, names of two sureties for the due performance
of the duties id the said Office, addressed to the "'Watch Com-
mittee and COMMissionets of Highways," Sze., Parish-offices,
No. 1, Fenwick-street,,on or before TIICRSDAY next, the 11th
day of August instant.., By order,
RTI~ARD Town-clerk.
EDWD. G'..:IYEANE. Clerk to the Commissioners.
parish-officer, 4th ifirjust, 1836.

'By his Majesty's Royal Authority.
pliet°rctit si o 1 human(then nfoel
PROFINSOIL SWEDOUR'S EIYGEAN PIUS.
VOR the effectual extirpation of every specie,' iirl.syMptom
IL of the Syphilitic Disease,and the many is ers arising from
improper treatment.
..
Prenared and sold by the sole Propr .or, at No. 54, Seel-
street,' Liverpool. (fdur doors from Slater-street) in boxes at
2s. 91 and 4s. 6d. each.
(*".With each box is given directions how to takethese Pills,
and observations on points, beneficial to the patient,
sgl;rioni
worth knowing, by those who'are, or have been sufferer
this dreadlul and devastating malady.
"Venienti occurite niorbo." „
t7adest hu-
'tis thus
"Oppose the disease in its infancoy).bdieeg,,
, , T ha,e7sdep,plo,rAcsinful r
s ~ed pleasures,our ,
T 11,1 v theseihese:.,,al.,,r,hearyepii
inebriation,
hi
crainiss;iaell:r.)
ills.
co-operating with the foe of God and
gt.n
iaant
oh,
..i.
de'
ot I.trti
_ilitshcogrie:
gamhnetd-.
man nature, and blasteth the openno
licsitey,o"
iit',:i\een:s.irn:crraktil.e-nmen' excite
. i t
PANACEA for this Complaint.
t that intruder'
t. On he plea-
known to the annals of
plea-
sures ;toes •
frequentlyextet'm i ua t ei
iif:hoi
IT,
lessness : never did a discover'!
~
was sought after with avidity, and
,used with undeviating
success in the most minute and intricate cases of the delicate
coinP hint. for the cure of which, they have been so long cele-
brated. The fame of these Pills throughout Germany, caused
,tilresirsessr‘eveere' introduction into almost every country, and ad-
presented to the talented Professor ,Swedour who
t'
y, congratulatory of the cir-
cumstance. beet LeeeridaeinntyLlNeviixersitt-h which they were continually
administered,
thest e chairred , The
' can be attested by many thousands, in fact during
dlI n
the long continental war they were tfie inseparable companion
i
and safeguard of the soldier, in all cases where the shahtest
suspicion of infection was entertained. What Medicine can be
more appropriate than that which has given such general satis•
faction. The Hygean Pills root out every particle of the insid-
nous poison, pnrifying in their progress the whole mass of fluids,
they not only remove the disease, but renovate by their action
the different functions of the body—expelling the grosser lin-
mourS and in a manner so mild and imperceptible as to con-
vince the most sceptical of their astonishing and unequalled
powers, they neither contain mereury or 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. The Hvgean Pills may be depended upon as a cer-
tain cure by persons of either sex, in all stages Of a certain dis-
ease, and that without producing the least inconvenience. At
any period when the .slightest suspicion may exist, it will be
well to have'recourse la. the Hvgean Pills, ior when takes be-
fore the disease has made its appearance it acts as .a
ecerie•tiaihu.
lly an
preventive, removing the complaint effectua I
t,' esncw hen
' - rhe deplorable state in which many persons
haveit ini-
visiting the proprietor from the use of. rendersmercury,
e
peratively necessary to caution the public against that danger-
au mineral when Injudiciously administered.
No. 54, Seel
Dr. Davieson will attend daily at his residence,..
' ' Fight in h •
street. Liverpool, horn . n'yht
the morning nut? en a 7..
where he gives advice to al
(on Sundays from Nine till Two,)
of his preparations,
wiTHouT A FEE.
applicants taking any
enclosing a remittance, answered by re-
Lettrcrs :(ost-paid)
d'ediemes Punctually
turn, en . , • .transmitted to any address,
• '-'l5 or name-
• eit,ll,ltll4 I*4/ - • • '

CHINA.
4 YOUNG MAN of respectability, who ,is been in two of
I._ the first Mercantile Houses in Liver 00l and Mauches.
ter`for the last six veers, wishes to proc a Situation to go
out to China for a pears,
House for • term of sears.• Re-
spectable references can be given, `and security to any amount
if requited.--Apply A. 8., care of Messrs. JOHN DRIVER and
Co., Wine Merchants, Exchanze-alley North. zt.

LODGINGS. '
TWO Young Gentlemen can be
1 Silting-room and a Bed room, on
central situation.-:—Apply at the Standar(

-o
deof rrodated with a
,tonable terms, in a
Office.

, .
GREAT BUDWORTH PAROCHIAL D SUNDAY
• - •SCHOOLS.
BAZAAR, in aid of the Funds of the hove Schools, will
-be held at the ANGEL. INN, NORT ICH, On Tnuasnair
and FRIDAY, the Bth and 9th Septe r next, between the
hours of Eleven and Five.
Lady Patroness .
The LADY AMFLIA 'AYE:
The LADY DE TABLET.
LADY BROOKE.
Mrs. WARBURTON,
Mrs. JAMES LEIGH.
Mrs. SMITH BARRY.
Mrs. TOWNSHEND.
. Mrs. LEE TOWNSDEND,
- Mrs EATON.
MIS, LEIGH.
Mrs. G. H. WEBBER.
Admittance, each day.. ls.
A Refreshment Stall wilt be provided in the Room.
Contributions in aid of the above Bazaar will he tbankrullt
received by the Rev. G. H. WEntwa, Vicarage. or the Rev. B.
A. MARSHA LI., Belmont Cottage, Great Bedworth; and way
be sent to Jr.N HUNT'S, Artist's Repository, Bold-street, on or—
LtAire the 25th of August, directed to the her. B. A. Marshall.
Two Coaches run daily from Runcorn, and wait the arrival.
of the Liverpool pickets ;.also, the Eagle steaver4ireet to .
NOrthwich. Erin gOEfragh and Red •Rorer riitt through
the latter place, from the Saracen's Head lan, and arrive there
at twelve and one respectively.

EvEnToN cEmETERy
AT T a MEEI'UsG of the SUBSCRIB ,BS to the above
Company held on the 3il August, 1a6,-.at the Corniti-
IlousE,,Everton.
WILLIAM .A3IIIKETT, E fin the Chair;
/t eat hat tike offer by Mr. George
Suers, of Laud at St. Gefirge's-hill, ftk,the proposed Cemetery,
be accepted, and that the Prospectus now read be adopted as
the basis,of the Company.
That the following Gentlemen 'be, and they are hereby ap-
pointed a Committee of ManaOnient for one year, three of
whom shall be a quorum, natnely;
Messrs. Joseph Gibhons, I Messrs. Philip Quirk,
Samuel Lacon, Eiward Weston,
Birkett, James Baines,
John M‘Geerge, 'W. 11. L. Syers,
John Davies, James Blardnian.
With
,power to complete the purchase, erect such buildings,
appoint such officers,.and male such calls as they shall deem
necessai v.
That John Greenshields, Esq., "William Birkett, Esq., and
Abraham Banks, Esq. be appointed Trustees:
-That Mr. James Birkett he the Solicitor, and Messrs. Ed-,
wards and Son the Archi!ects to the Company.
That the .deposit of One Pound• per Shale be paid into the(
Bank of Liverpool, on or before \VS.ONESDAY, the 10th day of
Atigust instant, previous to Which Scrip CertificateS must be
ohirkined at Mr. FULIKICS Office, G 5, Church-,street, sshich.will
beexchanged at the Baukeis' fur their receipt.
(,Signed)
WILLIAM BIBKETT, Chairman.

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INCgUM FRENCH ACADEM
THREE LESSONS A WEEK, Two GUINEA.
YEA It.

A CLASS of BEGINNERS %•ill ME 1' on 11IornAvii,,
WEDNESDAYS, and FKIOAYS, at Quaater-past Seven
o'clock in the evening. (The First I C on on Monday next 4
A Class fir more Advanced i or formintr.
Apply at the Lyceum Lecture II on, on the day and hours
before mentioned, or at. Messrs. JULEs LEFEBVIta and La
NORMAND DEL 'Osiax's residence, 2, Abercromby Terrace.

A CAU'T'ION.
FAMILIES and GENTLEAIEN visiting LoNDS
.1: quently put to great inconvenience and annl
imposition practised upon them by Po-'r Boys,
the BARNET, DovEa, and HoussLow ROA '
flel
sideration of a bribe, (and sometimes a !ar
Hotels they are interested io recommend ,z.
An infallible Check would he put to this pi actice if Families and.
Gentlemen would insist peremptorily to. be driven to the Hotel.
they wish to go to, and ascertain whether such. Hotel is " full;
fresh pair ted," &c., as such misrepresentations are resorted to,
particularly on the above Roads.

Tare fre-
ice by an

rticularly on

, who, in con-
e ) take them to

HARRINGTON DOCKS.
TO MASONS, 'EXCAVATORS, &c,

THE DIRECTORS will be ready, on the Ist of S ber
next, to receive TENDEItS fOr the above -s. Plans
and SpecifiLations may be seen at their 0 es. Cleveland-
buildings, any day from the lith of Augus the Ist of Sep-
tember.: Sufficient security will be required for the- due per—
formance of the contract; and the Directors do not pledge
themselves to accept the lowest Tenders.
Liverpool, 18th July, 1836.

TO BUILDERS AND OTHERS.,
EIL ANS and Specifications for the ER ECTION of BATHS;
LIBRARY, and other OFFICES, at the I yal Rock
Ferry, will be ready for inspection at the 0 eof 111-esste.
YEDWAR DS and Sox, Atherton's-bui ngs, on MONDAY
netft,. the B.h instant.
Any Parties desirous of Contractina. the full completion
of the above Buildings ate requested to send Sealed Proposals
to the Office of ikles,,rs..li A y NES and Cakiu, King street, on or
before the 12th instant.