The Liverpool Standard and General Commercial Advertiser.
Liverpool, Merseyside, England, 1836-01-19 00:00:00

Xrto Vtiblicationz.

Just published, beautifully hound in Arabesque Morocco, price
55., or embossed cloth, 45.,
LADY'S KEEPSAKE. and MATERNAL MONITOR.
By the Author of " A Mother's Portt,it."

" he valuable little book before us lays claim to the notice of
every female, no matter in what station of life. Advice is here
dealt out with no sparing hand, and has the charm of hearing
with it the strictest piety and benevolence. The maid can glean
from it with benefit—the wife can con it over with satisfaction—
and the widow, or mother bereaved of ligr darling child, from
its pages can draw a heart-healing consolition. There are some
passages that contain simple yet startli g truths, and there is in
others a considerable vigour and be. Every station, every
step in a woman's life will be fours ;') be skilfully and faith-
fully dwelt upon. The whole work shows a deep insight into
human nature.

Unhappy sox, whose b--auty is your snare,
ExposF4.l to trials made too frail to bear,—
Ye should immortalize the author of this work in coming forth
as your champion, and showing you every Scylla and Charybdis
that threaten in the voyage of life."—Liverpool Chronicle.
"We can safely recommend it as a hook well worth ladies.
and females of a lower rank, keeping and weighing its precepts."
___Lit,ra,y Gazette.
"We do not hesitate to recommend "The Lady's Keepsake"
to our fair friends as tho most instructive and practically useful
book we have ever taken up,"--Sung/ay Times.
Published by H. LActr, Bookseller, &c., 64, Bold-street.

THE NEW RULES.
and dedicated by permission to the
Just published, price Ss.,
Bight lion. Sir Nicholas Con ngham Tyndal, Knight. Lord
Chief Justice of the Court of Common PI s, by RICHARD
CIEs II Nom Esq , of the Inner Temple,
A DIGEST of all 'he NEW RULES relating to PBAC•
IV TICE and PLEA DING in all the C from Easter
Term ist, WILLIA M Icd.. to which i • ded an Appendix of
all the recent Statnes affecting the ractice, including the
Amended Act for the more entire Sup essmn of 'Voluntary and
Extra-judicial Oaths and Ailidavis, w h Explanatory Observa-
tions and Copious Notes of every Division of Importance on the
Construction of the said Rules and Statutes, brought down to
the present time. It has been the design of the Author to
render the Work as practically useful as rssible, and it is
therefore particularly recommended to the notice of Prac-
titioners.

Edward Lumley, Bookseller, 56, Chancery-lane.

Just published, Vols. I. and 11., neatly bound in cloth, price
2a. 9d. each, of
THE PENNY SUNDAY READER. Edited by the Rev.
„ E. N. IIIoLESIVORTFI, "Rector of St. Ma tin's, and one
olne Six Preachers of the Cathedral, Canter ry.
Thesee!, two volumes complete the obseryatio . on the Collects,
Epistland Gospels, for every Sunday i e Year; and, the
Editor napes, will form, what has been uch wanted, an in-
teresting and various collection of Sund• - Reading, which every
master usay plavp in the hands of hiss slants, children, triends,
and neighbours, with a view to gi e 1 ens amusing and instruc-
tive occupation, suitable to the c crl character of the Lord's
Day, and to increase their lose a
of the Chu7rls admiration of the Services
.
The work is continued its Nurrsbe•s, The leading object fur
each Number in 18.36, will be the " Proper L essons" or the
several Sundays. The Iniseellanerms part will continuef on the
same pianos in 1.+35.
Sold by Ilis,-ingtotts. St. Paul's Churchyard and Waterloo-
place. London ; and all'other Booksellers.
Of whom may he bed, the follawing I'Vorks, by the same Editor,
I. TALES from the '-SCRAP=BOOK. of a COUNTRY
CLERGYMAN. Price-
ovEßnura; or, 4ome • Advantages of an Established
and 1.. j
Church.' Price Is.
.3 .R6EdF"dild NIA.TION'NOT.A NEW -RELIGION : a Set.
mon. Price 6d. •

TO THE CONSERVATIVES OF LIVERPOOL AND

ITS VICINITY.
To be published, dedicated by permission to Lord FaANcis
EGEIITON. M.P., nice, in boards, ss. 6d.,
T4YRICAL EFFORTS, by ROBERT:STOREY, Author
of " The Isles are Awake," &c. &
N.B. Ladies or Gentlemen desirous o ossessing Copies will
oblige the Author by sending their n•} nes to the Standard-
office, Liverpool, on or before the Ist February next.
A Subscription Paper is opened for Signatures at the Office
of the Liverpool Standard.

NEW MUSIC.
Shortly will he Published,
riIHE following NEW COMPOSITIONS, by SAMUEL
I HENSHA LI, Organist of the Copperas-hill Chapel, viz :
"Thine, hine alone;" "We part, dear maid;" "The only
circumstance of life," Sung by the Composer, with a Chorus
aft arranged for the occasion at his Conceit at the Adelphi Hotel
" Shades your solitude I greet," Cot . sed expressly for the
late Rev. William White; "Ah ! dear 't girl;" and " Young
love stole a rose from a bower."

The above Songs having been Sung at various Concerts, by
the most distinguished living vocalists in London, Bath, Edin-
burgh, and Dublin, the Author, in consequence of repeated ap-
plications, is induced to publish them.
SACRED AND OTHER MUSIC.

"Gratias Agimus," (sophrano solo,) and "Tantum Ergo,'
bass solo.

The following Works, already published, may be had of the
Author, at his Residence, No. 41, Seymour-street, or at the dif-
ferent Music Shops in '['own and Country.
Mass No. 1, for four voices, with a separate accompaniment
for the Organ or Piano-forte.
Songs—" Why does my mother say beware;" " A heart for
sale;" and " 0 dear, that cruel doubting brow."
Duet—" Dear maid."

Mr. HENSHA LL takes this opportunity of announcing to his
Pupils that, he has.resumed his Professional Engagements as a
TEACHER. on the Piano-forte, Singing, and the Theory of
Music.

BOROUGH OF LIVERPOOL.
WILLIAM WALLACE CURRIE, ESQ., MAYOR.
THE
COURT of PASSAGE forte TRIAL of CIVIL
CAUSES will be held in the OURT-ROOM, on the
south side of Chapel-street, on Tuna AY next, the 21st day of
January instant, at Ten o'clock in the Morning, of which the
Attorneys of the said Court are requested to take notice.
RICHARD RADCLIFFE, Town-clerk and Registrar.