The Liverpool Standard and General Commercial Advertiser.
Liverpool, Merseyside, England, 1836-05-24 00:00:00

Zo be Let.

fylO be LET, the WORKSHOPS, SHEDS, and YARD
I lately occupied by Messrs. T. and H. Porter, as Copper'
smiths, &c.,fr,inting the Waterloo Dock, in on r more Lots.
There are a Four and Two-horse Stea .nzine, and Two
Lathes in one of the Workshops, in mu) working order, and
which will be Let with the Premises, if required.
Apply to Mr. Jorts PRATCHETT, Accountant, 14, Fenwick-
street.

TO he LET, with immediate possession, awe -accustomed
PUBLIC-HOUSE, situated in a good a pleasant situa-
tion ; among other advantages not compel to deal with any
particular Brewer or Spirit Dealer.—App y at the Standard-
office.

r NlO be LET, an excellent SUITE of OFF ES, suitable
j for a Cotton of General Broker, situat Rumford-place.
—Apply to MASON and Witt,t,-:.

DELIGHTFUL FURNISHED COUNTRY RESIDENCE
A GENTLEMAN, going with his Family from "e, would
be glad to LET his 110 USE, situated near oolton, dur-
ing his absence. There are three excellent ting-rooms, six
Bedrooms, Kitchen, Scullery, Pantry, Lau rv, Stable, and
every other accommodation ; together with a spacious Lawn,
Garden, well stocked with all sorts of Fruits and Vegetables,
and an Orchard. Terms, 41 guineas a week. He would leave
June 22. and would he absent six weeks.—For further particu-
lars apply to Mr. WALMSLEY, 29, Chnich..areet.
N.B. There is a large Pew in Woolton Church belonging to
the House.

TO HOTEL AND TAVERN KEEPERS.
MO he LET, the ROYAL RAILROAD HOTEL AND
I TAVERN, in Westland-row, Dublin, just completed and
built expressly for the purpose, for which a License has been
obtained. It contains a spacious Coffee-room 36 by 4 feet, a
erj)
commodious Bar and Tap-room (with a separat entrance),
Eleven lofty Bed-rooms,
Water-closets on e• ,loor, excel-
lent Kitchen, Larder and Pantry, capacious ine, Spirit, and
Ale Cellars, Coal Vaults, and every other accommodation re
iluisite for carrying on business on an extensive scale, and the
proprietor has reserved Ground adjoining the building for the
extension of it if found necessary.

The Hotel is situate in the most improving part of Dublin,
exactly opposite the Railway Station-house, where passengers
(by the London, Liverpool, and Holyhead Steam Packets) are
brought from Kingston, the Mails being now conveyed by the
Railway A more desirable opportunity of emplovine•
with a certainty of a profitable return, has seldom been offered
to public notice.

A Lease of 900 years will he given, and the first six months
free of rent.

Application to be made to the Proprietor, John Lee, at his
Newspaper and Advertisement Agency Office, 35, Henry.street,
Dublin.

To be Aolb.

HAY ON SALE.
ABOUT SEVENTY TONS of good PARHAY, at 3s.
6(1. for 1121bs.—Enquire (free of postai,- of Mr OWEN,
at Mr. John Jones. 22, Brunswick-street, L• erpool ; or it may
be seen on application to RICHARD Tuomss, Llanidan,
Anglesey.

FREEHOLD BUILDING-LAND, CHESHIRE.
rro he SOLD. by PRIVATE CONTRACT, about 10,000 square
Ijae
_IL Yards of Building LAND, situate at Se ombe, Cheshire,
abutting upon the River Mersey, comma ' g extensive views
in every direction, and forming the most p r oininent part of Sea-
combe Point.

It is particularly vvorthv of notice as the most eligible site at
Seacombe for the Erection of Villas and respectable Resi-
dences, and would prove a valuable investment for a Joint
Stock Building Company.
For further particulars apply to Messrs. DEANE and IRLAM,
Solicitors, Liverpool; or, to view the Land, at the High Sea-
combo Hotel, near which the Proprietor resides, and may be
eferred to.

rilo be SOLD. by PRIVATE CO,:TRACT, all that M ESSUAGE
IL or DWELLING-HOUSE, with the BREWERY,
SHIPPON, STABLE, CART SHEDS,and otter OUT-
BU I L DINGS, and the GARDEN and CR VT thereunto
belonging, containing three quarters of an A . e, after the mea-
suret of ii yards to the Perch, situate in the ' age of Wavertree,
in the county of Lancaster, on the so . side of the public
highway leading to Liverpool, and late in the occupation of
Mr. Thomas Fleetwood, the Proprietor.
This Property lieswithin a short distance of the town of
Liverpool, and is very eligibly sttuated for Building upon. Im-
mediate possession may be had.
For further particulars apply to Mr. EDMUND WARD, Solici-
or, Prescot.

DSIRABL RESIDENCE.
Mt) be SOLD oEr
LET. wiEth immediate possession, that , re-
eently-erected DWELLING-HOUSE, called SAND-
Foarn. situate near the village of West Derby, together with
the' Outbuildings, large Walled Garden, Lawn,-Shrubberies,
and a Close of Land; the whole contains al. 4 statute acres.
The House contains, on the basement ry, handsome En-
trance-hall, with Stone Staircase; Di g,-room, 17 feet bt, 27
feet; Drawing-room, 16 feet 6 inches by 30 feet; Breaki'ast-
room and Library, each 16 feet inches square; large Kitchen
and Hack Kitchen, Butler's Pantry, Store room, and Glass
Closets;, and above which are eight excellent Bed-rooms, with
Three Dressing-rooms, Hot and Cold Bath, Water Closet
Housemaid's Closet and Store-room. ,

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The House was built about thre years since, and has been
thoroughly papered and painted within the last twelve months;
it is distant al miles from the Liverpool -Exchange, command
ing an extensive view of the surrounding country.
For particulars-apply to IZICHAIto 13EvAN, Slater's-court,
Castle-street, Liverpool.

SUPERB BEAVER HATS

rJiHE 21s. HATS manufactured fcrE.andJ. CILLHAM,
. of RUSSELL-HOUSE, Liverpool an .lauchester, are
the finest, lightest, and most durable ever übmitte'l to public
notice. .Iu Style, beauty, and splend' colour, they may be
equalled, but cannot be excelled at an price.
Russell-house, Lord-street, Liverpool.

WILLIAMMJENKINS,
TAILOR AND DRA PER, 5, QU E ENS-SQUARE,
HAS pleasure in announcing his return from Loud on where,
he has made himself master of thefirst and most approved
FASHIONS in DRESS, and has selected an extensive assort-
ment or FANCY GOODS, Of the NEWEST PATTkIpK, which he will
be ,c,lad to submit for the inspection of the &bile.
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.

JOSEPH HODGSON and Co , STOCK and GENERAL SHARE
BROKERS, have on Sale
(BANKS)
Commercial Bank of Englant iares
Northern and Central Bank Do.
South Lancashire Do.
South Midland Do.
Isle of Man Do.
(RAILWAYS)
City Shares
Ulster and Belfast Do.
London, Salisbury, and Exeter Share,:
Ulster and Belfast Do.
Chester Junction Do.
Gloucester and Hereford Do.
Chester and Birkenhead Do.
Edinburgh and Glasgow Do.
Dundee and Perth Do.
(MINES) •
Cornwall United Shares
Comb Martin Silver and Lead Shares
Wheal Uonarton Do.
(MISCELLANEOUS)
Liverpool Timber Shares
Apothecaries' Company Do.
Sugar Refining Do.
Liverpool Fish- Company Do.
Liverpool and Manchester Coal Do.
Flint Glass Do.
Liverpool 'rowing Company Do.
Egremont Ferry Do., &c.
WANT TO PURCHASE,
Cheshire Junction Shares
Great Wheal Prosper Mine Do.
Eastern Counties Do.
JOSEPH Howson and Co., having made extensive arrange-
ments throughout the country for the transaction of 'Agency
Business in all its departments, beg to inform their Connexion
and Capitalists generally, that they may now meet with a ready
and safe channel for the buying, selling, and transferring of all
descriptions of-Stock on the most advantageous terms which the
existing state of the Money Market will allow.
Offices, Canning-buildings, South John street.

ECONOMICAL CLOTHING ESTABLISHMENT,
Nos. 106, and 107, ST. JAMES'S-STREET,
• (Oppositd St. Vincent-street. )
THAGUE having completed his STOCK for the Sum-
. mer Season, respectfully invites the Publi • o visit his
Establishment, where they will have an opport ity of seeing,
and giving their orders from one of the new - and most exten-
sive Stocks in Liverpool, at the fullowi unequalled Low
Prices : £ s. d. £ s. d.
Gentlemen's Superfine Dress Coats 1 18 oto 3 3 0
Ditto „ Frock Ditto 220.. 3 15 0
Ditto Cassimere Trousers 016 0.. 1 6(1
Ditto West of England Ditto 1 40..1 10 0
Ditto White Drill Ditto 060.. 0 10 6
Ditto Moleskin and Cantoon Ditto 0 7 6..0 10 6
Ditto Valencia Vests 0 5 0..0 10 0
Ditto Fashionable Chalies Ditto 090.. 0 12 0
Ditto Silk Velvet Ditto 1 00..1 10 0
An endless variety of Fancy Striped-and Checked Cantoons,
Buckskins, &c. for Trousers, front 10s. to 16s. per Pair.

LLAMB, SEN., CHEMIST, 17, Manchester-street, Dale-
• street, Liverpool, one door from the Old Haymarket,
having had upwards of thirty years of the most successful prac-
tice in all cases of Worms, now offers (with the pleasing con-
victio❑ that it will be favourably received) not only the most
efficacious, but the mildest medicine, fur Worms, in the King-
dom. It does not contain the least particle or turpentine, and
may be taken by the most delicate constitution with equal safety,
whether they have Worms or not.

EXTRAORDINARY CURES,

March 25th, 1836.—A son, aged tweiWiears, of Mr. Robert
.Dickinson, slater, of Bevington-bush, Coap's-buildings, Scot-
land-road, passed a worm fire yards long. His symptoms were,
head-ache, giddiness, pains and gripings in the bowels, pains
and weakness of the legs, particularly about I he knees, had often
cold shivers and hectic heats after eating, and was generally
thirsty.

Api:il 20th, 1836.—Elizabeth Frances, aged eleven years,
daughter of Mr. John Carter, of Hardman-street, Windsor,
Liverpool, passed a worm 91 feet long. Her symptoms were,
giddiness, headache, pains in the stomach, side, and legs, had a
symptom of something rising in the throat, was du I.(heavy, and
sleepy, and daily getting worse.
May 19th, 1836, Mrs. Baulderson, aged ears, wife of Mr.
Joseph Baulderson, Grave's hope-walk, L( ge-lane, Windsor,
Liverpool, passed a worm, sixteen feet six inches long which
has four hundred and forty joints. Her symptoms were pains
in the head, stomach, side, and small of the back, giddiness,
heaviness over the eyes, gripings in the bowels, weakness and
swellings of the legs more particularly about the ankles. with
dryness and bad taste in the mouth in the morning.—All the
symptoms were gradually- etting worse.
May 20th, 1836, Mrs. Mary Loring, aged 38 years, wife of
Mr. lit. Loftus. provision dealer, of 1 I I, White-chapel, Liver-
pool, passed a \Vorm nine feet long, that has six hundred and
seventy joints. The symptoms which have more particularly
affected her were, a violent pain in the head, a sensation of
weakness of the stomach, a bad appetite, great loss of flesh and
strength, pains in the small of the back, weakness of the legs,
cold shivers, had a bad taste in the month, and was often low,
faint, and sick.

The Worms may be seen at Mr. Lamb's Shop

SPRING SILKS, SHAWLS, PRINTED M USLIN S, LIVER POOL AUXILIARY BIBLE SOCIETY.
LINEN and WOOLLEN DRAPERY, HOSIERY, r I-711E ANNUAL MEETING of this SOCIETY, and of
CORINTHIAN ESTABLISHMENT, the LA DIES' BRANCH SOCIETY, and their respee,
65 AND 66, LORD-STREET, LIVERPOOL, AND IS AND 20, five Assi,ci;lti,,ns, will be held in the MUSIC-HALE Concert-
MARKET-STREET, MANCHESTER. street, on Pe !nay EVENING. the 27th instant; the Chair to be
ES. TUTON, on his return from Loudon, again presents taken at Halt'-oast Six o'clock.
. himself before the respectable inhabitants of Liverpool The Rev. J'OHN HAWTREY, linister of St. John's
to solicit their attention to his unprecedented supply of Novelties Church. London-road, Loudon, d the Rev. H. STOWELL,
for the Season, comprising every novel and nsetul Article for A.M., of Manchester,
as a I utation from the Parent So-
Ladies and Gentlemen. He has great easure in assuring his eietv, and other Gentlemen, are expected to attend.
Friends and the Public that he has en peculiarly fortunate in The Anniversaries of the Country Meetings will be held as
securing SILK and WOOLLEN ODS, CHEAPER than ever, follows:
by purchasing largely, with r DY sioNF.v, for his extensive Wigan Auxiliary Society, Tuesday, 2•111' May.
Establishments in. Liverpool and Manchester. He feels con- j Blackburn Ditto, Thursday, 26th „
fident that he now comes flirward with attractions which cannot ROBERT DAVIESq
be excelled, and respectfully invites to a Secretaries.n early inspection, not SAMUEL HOPE, •
doubting it will make an impression that the CORINTHIAN Liverpool, May 16th, 1836.
ESTABLISHMENT is the best and cheapest in the Toe-n.
Wholesale Purchase's and Milliners will find it worth their
trouble to look over this Stock, which consists of Rich and Plain
Gros de Naples of every shade, Splendidly Figured French
-Silks and Satins, Check Silks, Plain and Printed Chalis, Pari-
sian Poplins and Lustres, Checked Poplin Franois, Figured
and Plain Tabinetts, exquisiie new designs in Swiss Cambrics
and Twilled Prints; and elegant Printed Muslins, Shawls and
Handkerchiefs in every new texture and pattern. Ribbons in
endless variety, including the new Victoria and Sophia Checked
Lutes, Blond de Tafflties and Gauze, various new materials for
Bonnets, the choicest assortment of Ladies and Gentlemen's
Gloves in Silk Lace, Lisle, Kid. Thread, Doe, &c.; beautiful
Plaided Chalis Vestings, Fancy Printed Cashmeretts, London
Printed Quilting s, Fancy Trowserings in multitudinous variety,
Medley Cloths, Kerseymeres, &c., Dress Stock's, Family and
Gentlemen's Ready-made Linen, &c. &c.
Patent India Rubber Waterpoof and Airproof FABRICS.
N.B.—Outfits promptly supplied for all parts of the Globe.

In 12mo, price 2s. 6d., cloth boards,
vr, SERMONS,
THE CATHOLIC 4IURCH.
Preach the Parish Church of Black
burn, Lancashire, on oc on of the Commemoration I,
the Reformati,u, celebrated October 4th, 1831 By the Rev. J
W. WHITTAKER, D.D., Vicar of Blackburn.
London : John Cochran, 108, Strand, and ma'y be had of al
Booksellers.

This Day is Published, Price Is.
THE VOLUNTAIi IES IN BELFAST.
E PORT of the DISCUSSION on 'IL ESTABLISH-
MENTS of RELIGION; h in Belfast. upon the
Evenings of the 16th and 17th eh, 1836, between the Rev.
J. RITCHIE, D.D., Edinburgh; Rev. J. ALEXANDER. Bel-
fast;, Rev. Mr. M`ltwAINE, Ohio, America; Reverend II tiu ft
Mil %Mille, Loan Ends, and the Rev. H. Cooks, D.D., Belfast.
Published by William M'Comb, Belfast; and sold by • D.
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REVENUE & PATRONAGE OF THE ESTABLISH ED
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Just published, in one Vol. Derry, price 165., in cloth boards,
T4IBER ECCLESIASTICInfitaining the important
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the VALUE and PATRONAGE of any Living iu the King-
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AN INVALUABLE PRESENT TO YOUNG PEOPLE.
THE SCRIPTURE PRAYER BOOK.
rillHE BOOK OF COMMON PRAYER: wherein the Ser-
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from the Holy Scriptures. By the Rev. JoHN VENEER, late
Rector of St. Andrew's, Chichester. Interspersed with useful
Directions and Explanatory Notes, carefu y selected from the
most learned Writers on the Liturgy, 'calculated to assist
the Members of the Established Ch ch in their Devotional
Exercises. To which is prefix a concise History of the
Liturgy of the United Church of ,ngland and Ireland; together
with the New Version of the Psalms.
o*. This beautiful Prayer Bonk is recommended' to all ad-
mirers of the Liturgy, and to Young Persons in particular; it
is illustrated by Fourteen Engravings, and upwards of MX)
Scripture References.

Prices of the various modes, in embossed binding.
1. Complete, 'With Fourteen Plates, and New Version of
Psalms 10s. Od.
2. Ditto, without Psalms 9 0
3. Ditto, with Psalms, without Plates 7 6
4. Ditto, without Plates or Psalms 6 6
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A NEW Edition, being the of ALMET'S DIC-
TIONARY of the HOLY BI with the FRAG-
MENTS of the late CLIARLES T OH.
This Work, which forms Five V umes Quarto, will now be
published in Parts, containing at least Ten Sheets of Letter-
press, and five Copperplate Engravings or Maps, worked on
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tb
whole
itlshed on the
oibecotiipri Ist of eachsedinForty Parts.
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offered to the public, it would have been impossible to prognos-
ticate, with any certainty, its success, or confidently to affirm
that it would prove itself universally acceptible, and become, fin
a manner,,indispensable to th? student of Divinity. Very many
excellences, and some of the rarest kind, must concur in such a
work, to adapt it to general utility—to stamp upon it a perma-
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extensive erudition, may readily collect and digest; but it must
be vivified throughout by that originality and spirit—that fire
and force with which it is the prerogative of a few minds to
animate their productions. And how few, even of those who
are thus peculiarly gifted, possess at the same time, and in an
eminent degree, the faculty of acquisition, and those habits of
patient industry, without which profound and exact learning is
neither to be acquired, nor usefully employed.
That the Editor of CALMET, and the Author of the FRAG-
MENTS, who thus rarely and variously gifted, needs not now to
be affirmed; since this praise has been long and generally
awardel to him, and indeed has been rendered indisputable, by
the mere fact of the unexampled circulation of the extensive
work which embodies his talents and acquirements.
During the period that has elapsed since the first appearance
of Mr. Taylor's edition of CALMIsT, many works of a similar
kind, and some of them of great excellence—excellence that
must severely have tried the merits of any competitor, have been
given to the world, and have gained their share of public favour.
Nevertheless, the appearance and diffusion of none of them has
for a moment slackened the sale of this. CALMET'S
TIONARY has, in fact, held on its way without disturbance,
during a long course of years; and the principal occupation of
the Author, in the latter portion of his life, was the revision of
the successive editions it passed through ; and since his decease
it has been twice reprinted (exclrusively of the condensed edi-
tion, in one volume, octavo, of which more than4ooo copies have
been sold) and it is still in constant demand by the public.
The statement of these facts is felt to be an act of justice to the
memory of the Author, who himself, with a singular indifference
to literary fame, abstained, to the last, from personally claiming
the high reputation he had won. The Proprietor of the Work
believes also that such a statement is at once more becoming on
his part, and is likely to be inure satisfactory to the public than
any recommendation of it which he might attempt. While
speaking of what is due to the memory of the Editor and Author
of the Fragments, he has to announce that to the forthcoming
edition will be prefixed a brief Memoir of his Life and Literary
course.

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