The Liverpool Standard and General Commercial Advertiser.
Liverpool, Merseyside, England, 1836-03-29 00:00:00

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(11,10' be SOLD or LET,- an elegant Freehold COTTAGE,
with Fixtures couipiete, comprising two Parlours, four
,Bed Rooms, Kitchen, Scullery, and excellent,.Cellars; also,
Stable, Gig-house, an excellent Garden welkatiiCked with choice.
'Fruit Trees, which have been planted sereears, and a small'
Field behind the same.
The liouse is delightfully„situated on the Liverpool and Nes-
ton Turnpike Road, and commands a tine view of the surround-
ing country,_ the River. Dee, and Wales. It is one mile from.
Neston. one' mile from Parkgate,l live miles front the Royal
Rook Ferry,. and ten miles. .from .Chester. There are two
Coaches pass daily to end from Liverpool.
For :further' particula, s apply to JOSEPH RooiNsoN, Joiner,
Mulberry-street, Liverpool, or to Mr. tklomAs JONEs, Gulden
Lion Inn,
.Nestpu, whq will,shOW the :premises.

BY HIS MAJESTY'S ROYAL LETTEIVT' VENT.
ZEITIER AND.CO'S NEW PATENT GRAND PIANO

• • FORTES.
(-1 EORGE THOMSON.. most respectfully informs the No-
-1- bility, Gentry, and Public of Liverpool and the neigh-
bourhood. that he is appointed ,Agent for the Sale of the new
PATENT GRAND and SEMI-GRAND PLAN -FORTES,
of Six and Half Octaves, Manufactured by Z Tua and Co.,
London ; and that a fresh assortment in ele t Mahogany and
Rosewood Cases has just arrived at his \ rehouse, 1, GuliAT
GEORGE-STREET, corner of Upper uk street.
These Instruments-have all the la- - Improvements, and have
been brought to a state of perfecti never yet equalled. Be-
sides having Wrought-iron String 1 ales, Wrough-tron B ratings
over,the Sounding Board, and an additional Bar on and under
the front Wrest Plank, they havea,Sounding Board constructed
on an entirely new principle, somewhat .similar to that of the
Violin, .by ohich the quality of tone is.rendered much more full
and equal. Neither,cliinate,nor time can affect its elasticity,
nor q 41,1 the.pressure.of the Strings.c,anse it to.,yield. A Patent
has been obtained for this, inv,ention„ whigh pronounced, by
the first Composers and Pianists in the kingdom.to,be the most
important improvement sver applied. to Piano-fortes.
It is impossible, in the liMited:,space of an advertisement, to
convey an adequate idea of the superiority of these Instruments;
G 'Triostiotsl, therefore, "requests inspe'ction of them, sa'..isfied
that they only require to be Seen to'be itpreciated.
In adaitiou to these Instruments, G. T..has silk a.ys on
, choice Assortment i
Grand and. linpreve4 Squares, M
'by theost eminent London
.Makers, at moderate Jitter's.
Piano-fortes carefolty Repaired and uned, taken in Ext-
change, or Sold on Colpniiiis;Ou. Irodns ti
Piano forte anci.Music Salo's, 1, Great George-street. ' '

. . .
By order of the E.,reqtftiirs.
iflo be SOLD, by PRIVATE Ty 1.,A TTi: a well-built MAN-
I sii:Thf 'or DWELLING-11011SE, in Gatea&e, abOut
Five Miles from Liverpool, suitable for the I,l.idence of a
Genteel Family; with Coach-house, Stable, Ad other Out-
buildings and Offices attached, and a large Garden and Oii-
chard well stocked with Fruit Trees ; situa on the south-West-
erly side of the Road leading from Gate eto Halewood, and
late in the occupation of \lrs. Galan, d eased.
Also a 'neat COTTAGE, with Stab 'and large Garden, si-
tuate on the same side of the road, contiguous to the before-
mentioned premises, and now in the occupation of Mr. Fletcher,
as tenant.

And Four Closes of LAND appertaining thereto, containing
altogether 12A,. la. 13e. of the statute measure or thereabOtits.
The Tenure is Freehold of Inheritance.
The Premises may be viewed between the hours of twelve and
foUr anc day except Sundays and Fridays.
For further particulars apply, tc(II.OALAN, Esq., Seacombe;
or at the Office of LEIGH
. and SAisitiAits, Solicitors, Basuett-
street, Liverpool, vy,l,er,e, a Plan of the ProFerty,may tie keen.

ADVOII;'SON of tjie, Rectory of ctin'isTtittAtcH with S'L
EwEix's, annexed, in the City ; the Perpetoal Curaey
of Sr. JAMEs, in the" smile City'; and the Adroit:son of the,
Vicarage of ST. GEM:GE, in the County Gloucester.
To BL SOLD 11 , by-order of the CO- 44- signers aphointed
by his Majesty to consider th state of the Established,
Choral in England and Wales, wit eference to Ecclesiastical
Duties and Revenues,
The -ADVOWSON of then nay of CHRIST CHURCH
with SAINT EWEN'S antic. ed, in the city of Brista, esti-
mated tit'be worth about £4(X) per annum, of which about two-
third parts consist of Iticome from Glebe and other permanent
sources, and the residue arises from Easter-dues and Surplice-,
Fees.
This parish is. in the centre of the city of Bristol, and itst
population is of the most respectable class. The present In-
cumbent is in the, 79th year of his 'age.
Also, the 'PERPETUAL CURACY of the Church or Chapel of
SAINT/ JAMES, in the City of Bristol, estimated to be worth
about £430 per annum, of which about £4O arise from Land,
Quit Rents, and other permanent sources; and the residne.from
Easter-Offerings and Surplice-Fees.
The present Iriemnbent is in his. 74th year.
Also, the ADVOWSON of the VICARAGE of St. GEORGE,
in the county of Gloucester, adjoioihg- to 'the Borough of this-
tol, and extending over a district of upwards of 1500 acres of
Land, a considerable portion of which is cultivated as market-
gardens.
There is an excellent \leafage-House, pleasantly situated
near the Church, with Lawn, Garden, and several 'Closes of
Pasture Land adjoining thereto, which, with other Glebe
Lands, contain about 41 acres.—'Phe net Annual Income, after
allowing for Poor Rates and collecting Tithes, amounts to about
Ell/0, of which about £6O arise from Surplice-Fees and Easter-
Offerings, and the residue from Tithes (principally from Mar-
ket Gardens, Grazing Land, and Cows) Glebe, and other per-
manent sources.
The present Incumbent is in his 67th year.
The several Benefices above described are in the patronage
of the Mayor, Aldermen, and Burgesses of the borough of the
city of Bristol and county of the same city, and are to be' sold
by older of his Majesty's, said Commissioners separately;. by
Tender, in the form.which has been approved by the said Com-
missioners.

7 Such Persons. as are desirous of making Tenders for either of
the said Benefices, may receive a form of Tender at the Office
of the said Commissioners, 'No. 5, Whitehall-place, London,
between the hours of' eleven and three; or at the office of
Messrs. BRICE and BuitGEs, City Solicitors, Council-house,
Bristol; and the Tenders must be delivered in duplicate, sealed
up and directed to " His Majesty's Commissioners appointed to
consider the state of the Established ChUrch in England and
lryles, with reference to Ecclesiastical Duties and*Reyenues,"
'marking thereon, "Tender for the Advowson of the Rectory
'oftThrist Church with St. Ewen's annexed, in the city of Bris-
t9l;" or, " Tenlerfor the Perpetual 'Curacy or st'.3.lnes, In
' the city ,of Biiitol;" or, " 'render fori.the Adrowson of the
'Vicarage of St. George, in the county of Gloucester, '' at the
Office of the said Commissioners, on or before the thirtieth, day •
of Aprilye,n, as to the Advowson of the Rectory of ,Christ
Church with' 'St. Ewen's annexed, and the Perpetual Curacy
of St. James; and on or before the fourteenth day of May next,
Vas •to the AdveWson of the vicarage of Saint George; but no
Tender will-be received after twelve o'clock on those days re-
spectively, nor will iin'y propoial be noticed; unless inade.in,the
said form, and delivered at the said Ofgce -of the Cotunusston-
ers.

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BANK
ROYAL Ok LIVE TOOL.
WANTED, an activei- eijoerience.d, d intelligent PER-
SON as MANAGER; he st be conversant with
Banking Business in all its branches • .
A. liberal Salary will be given, and the usual Securities
required.
Applications, with real Name and Address,,dkrected to .04..
Provisional Committee, under iinver to Mr., Ric is an D,Awso,t4,
Nei. to, Exchange=alley, LiVerpool, will biciiisidered as Private
-
and confidential. '
No Applications can be received after the 1/t instant.

L GEU
.TENV4S-R0
BOLMOT/?.#o.F.s/ -
kSPECIAL GENE RAM Mt E: NG of the PROPRJ-
ETORS of this iNs7tTir N will be. Held in the •
NEW9I:OOM, on MONDAY next, tlSe 4th• of April, at 61-elve
o'clock at noon, for the purpose of Authorizing .the Committee
to grant a Lease of the Cellars, and of enal`Mwecing the Trul-
tees to sign the same.
Lyceum. EDWARD GIBBON' President.

r ,
ilieort,..."
PARISH OF LIVERPOOL.
NaiovicE is hereby given, that the ANNUAL NERAL
IN—VESTRY Will be • held itt St. Nichol- . Church, on
TUESDAY, the sth day cif April titikt. at Twel ' , o'clock 4.,t- Noon.
to receive tlieltePort of the Select Vestry e lait year and a
Sutitinary of of their Accounts; for t" , ilection of year, and
wardens, Sidesule,U,'Overseers, and. Sc ece-Ve.Stry for the ensu-
ing year; for the,laying of a Church-ra.te 01. One Penny-in the
Pound fOr the service of the nexryear ; and fur the'crespateh
of the usual parochial business , . .
And the Inhabitants in the Vestry will be required to appoint
an Assistant OverseerOf the Poor, in place of Mr' Anthony
Black, who bas resigned.
• - ~
M. D. LOWN DES, Vestcv-clerk.
19114, Mara. 18M
• .. .

BOROUGH OF LIVERPOOL.--
.4171, T,1.4M ;CAI:LACE Esa4lDll.
-
ruitiE COURT OPASSAGE, for the Tri af civil Causes,
IL will be held in the COCHT ltnuAr,..o the south side of
Chapel-street, on Ti-i-OasoAr, the 14th April next, at Ten
o'Clo,qk in •the whichthe Attorneys of the said
Court are requested to nit e•nofice. ,
RD. RADCLIFFE; Town-clerk and Registrar
28:1 March, 1836.

BOROUGIi AND "O' O.E L1V1...:14P00L: •
it RI • ESQ„ AI QR.,
rrilli GENERAL; CO rill QUARTER SESSIG! •
X of the PACE• for the' 13011014 D-11 aiid TOWN ,rif-
L. IY,P, Rpop L will be . held i CO HT R . •
Sessions-house, on the south sirit; ~f1:14p0,-str on
the 11th of April ofelit, nt Ten o'clock orelloon ; wiieii
and where all Personi.litiiind over to A ?if' ai= and Prosecute,
give Uvidence or Ar4Wer•a-re to attend 0. pain of their respec-
tive Recognisanees being. eirreated.
.C#OCIKE: Clerk of the Peace.
All persons are requested to tql;:e Notice, that no Tip-
!verses will be triedat these Sesiirins unleSs the same beentered
tor Tria'ai the Office of the Clerk of the Peace in the said Ses=
sions-house on or the.Seisions.
And all indietinenfOar'-lkliAenieuneurS and Aisatilts found
at these Sessions iiaipsfrersOns tithoitt4 tor Bail tnat.be en.
:tered for Trial in the said oflice oITAe Reokce,,,o4.
or before Twelve o'clock on the day. bext 4fter the discharge of.
the Grand Jury, .or otherwise the 16;11- of the same-wilt stand-
•
over until-the Sessions following.

CUMMING; CUE:OST and' DRUGGiST, Np. 3,,.P-Oot;
lane, presents his'gratefrii thinks to his Vrieuck,s-a.nd tbp
Public for the-liberal share of Business they have he&please4
tp fiayour him with during -his long residence in !.Kol-lane, and
regiactfulfw solicits a ,confinua.nce of their o , era at No. 2'2;
ipN,Q-.'STRI44.II', where lie has 4EMOV to until his new,.
,relitiAes are finished, assur'nt.thein'that HouSe in.thetradq,
attend nigre carefully-to'theii orde strive withit eater
allgence to deset ve their centdence esteetn.•
H. q..has constantly on Sale or Exportation .
Paints, best White, I.3laa:Plue, Seid tz and Soda PeWders, in
Crowe Green, Lead Colour, bottles and boxeti:
Red 'and Yellow, in 14 and Soda Water, in hampers.
281 b. Itegi and barrels. Alum, in lumps and barrels.
'Paint Oils; `Turpentine, Lamp Peppers and Spices of ail sorts.
Oils, Spermaceti Oil, in jugs Evence Spruce.
and jars. • Vinegars, Brown, Distilled, and
:Lamp Wicks. Patent.
.Lamp Black, in papers. Bath Bricks.
Black Lead, Lunn) 8.: 111exican. Wai=ren's Lipid and Paste
•chTali;-Era-Uaire, dad-Whit: Blacking, kit short prices, and
ing; Sit barrel.' ..dischnnt.
Brushes oral! sorts, Shoe Brushes...
Varnishes, BlaCk and Bright. Coppera,i' in bariels.
Qlue. De woo)(s of all iorts.
Mustard, Pickles, and Fish Seyalinti Vavalicf Wafers.
Sauces, in cases. Japan Ink, in. bdttles.
Pickle; per dozen. Black and Red ink Powders.
Fish. Sepses, ditto. Saltpetre.
Epsom and Glauber Salts, in Prunello.
barrels, boxes, and jugs: Piftelft Medicines of all kinds.
Medicines of every tiescriptiOn.----;Ship INiedicine Chests care-
fully refitted. •
22, King-street, 25th March, 1R36..

GERDES'S ORIGINAL and HIGH Y- ESTEEMED
SALAD DItIfSSIN-G, recut enued to Housekeep-
ers, Proprietors .Hotels, ,Travellers, . >ds An elegant, econo-
real,. and s.rlutary.Preparation, e instantuneous Dressing
of Salads, Lobs,'ers, Ciaarli>h, Cold ats, 4'c. .
Warianted to keep unimpaired I any climate. .1- 5" ;
Is.st
PREPAE.Bb ONLY BY
JOHN GERDES & CO. (late Owen and Gerdes,) 9, CHURCH.: 't-1
STREET, LIVERPOOL. tlpt
The very flattering encomium passed upon this article since
its introduction in 1533, together with the very general and in=
creasing demand, have caused a variety of imitations to be
brought forward. To prevent .disappointment, the Public will
please to ask for GERDES'S SALAD DRESSING, and ob.-
serve that each label is signed JOHN Gsanss, without which
none is genuine. •
Sold Wholesale by the Proprietors, JOHN GERDES AND Co.,
9, Church-street; Messrs. KVANS, SON, & Co., Wholesale
Druggists, Fenwick-street ; CHARLES M A wnoon' Patent Me-
dicine Warehouse, South JOhn-street; and retail'l.,y most re-
spectable Druggists, Grocers, arid Oilmen.

,6 • 1-12, - P 9
Export orders executed on advantageoty termg.

SCIIWEPPE'S SODA WATER, .FOTASS ');\
AND EFFERVESCING-LEMONOE.
AS the Season is now approaching foribyttiote extensive
use of the shove: wbolesetne and refreettirig beverages. J.
SCHWEPPE and Co. beg respectfullrvcauttoutbe.N.obility,
Gentry, and the Public iu general %g ust an. imposition fre-
quently practised b'- other ~.Make who . use "'SchWeppo's
Bottles" in, order to pass off their, a spurious composition as
Schreppe's,Manufaetnie,'!. .111./T,e is genuine but stwlrds hare
a Label over the cork, representing , tneir ,signatuiei with a
Crown in the centre, to imitate whiclr will 4e,,Felony. .
The superiority of their, otla ypOr, haying 'be pst of nearly
half a century, requires no comment; but they heg.respeofully
to recommend their I'OTASS WATER and EI:I,ER v ESC-
ING LEMONADE, gsjamicle.snf,tnore recent date, which are
now getting into very general demand.
Fresh supplies of GERMAN SIMI:Mt WATER, in Quarts and
Pints, always on hand.
51, Beruerv-street, London; 20, Bridge-street, Bristol;
and Friargette, Denby,
.In Liverpool—T. Nixon, Jon., Castle-street; Mann and
Crosthwaite, 2, Parker,stre.et ; W. Wagstaff, 67, Great George-
place;- J. Woodville, Bold-street. , .

~'V ATEK,

. .
By Ills Majesty's Royal Aittizotity.
PROFESSOIt SWEpOUIPS HYGEAN PILLS.
FOR the effectual extirpatictri of every species and symptom
of the Syphilitic Diseae,and the many disorders arising from
improper treatment. .
Prepared and sold by the sole Propi,ietor, at No. 54, Seel-
street, Liverpool. (four doors from Slater-street) in boxes at
2s. 9(3. ank;s. tid. each_ .
,'Will; each box is given directions hod-{o take t hese Pills,
and obserYations on points, beneficial td ibt patient. being hints
Worth knowing, by those wfui are, iir,lia.g been sufferers from
this dreadlul and devastating nt4lAdv. -.
"Vellieliti.occusite, wor.bo." . ...... . . .., .
"Oppose the disease in its infancy."
"These, 0 sinful pleasures, these ale . the tr,ophies -..--'tis thus
co-op'erating with the `foe'of .(1)d and man, thou
,degracieSt W
otan nature, and blasteth the opening prospects of human fe-
licity."—BtAitt.
So said Professor Swedour, when he discovered his grand
PANACEA for this Complaint. The "Hyyean rills." (lhen 40-
known to the'annals of medical discoveries,) as a speritic reme-
dy to exterminate from the system, that intruder on. the .plea-
sures frequently imbibed in moments of inebriation, or thought-
lessress : never did a discovery excite a greater sensation, it
was sought after with avidity, and used with Undeviating
success in the most minute and intricate cases of the delicate
complaint, forthe cure of which, they have been..iolOng cele-
brated. The Lime of these Pills throughout Germany, caused
their speedy introduction into, almost every country, _aid ad-
dresses were presented to the talented Professor Swedivar who
filled the chair at Leyden University, congratulatory of the cir-
cumstance: -The certainty With which they were continually
a.dininistered, can be attested by mans thousands, in 'fact during
the long continental wartliey were, the insepara;,le companion
and safeguard of the soldier, in all cnses..where the slightestr,
suspicion of infection was entertained. What Medi,o4le;9l2'..°
more appropriate than that which has given such
ass of:fluids,
dent satis-
faction: ThClfyizean' l'ills root out every patine of the ins:gl-
uons poison, ,purifying intheirprogress the whole ,
. ._
11in,
1.. the groAser hu-
mours functions of the body.—
they not only remove the disease, but renovate by their' action
and in a manner so mild and
.vine the most sceptical of theireatcs..i i
tiri• iir any other mineral,
-etriniPille'setZg•Ptiabilled usnetq'ttaclired-
powers, they neither .contihtiosim
,gioss of tune, or hindrance of
i i.lteit'siuspicion of discovery—
and. may be taken without the
business. 'tie Hvoean
they require no resyfurit
1 ills ma°. be depended upon'as a cer-
tain cure hv.personsa o„_.ediet
- • lt,ithpr.,sex, in all stales _of.4. vaztai, dis-
ease,l 'l, the least inceinii ' entence. At.
:tsewhitati;.):4l.3Per.('''it'sicl4pl p9eara. ;le, 'it . arts
the stiAtegt" snspiChiti tray ext;t, it will be
ant' period - hen ,
'HY earl' 'Pill' '
1 hve recourse to the , g , ,
ittl:dditshe
as a certain
s, fur when taken be-
web to . .
f°rree'y ft, „tive, removiiiig. the complaint effectually and- seeiefly. '
clic 'deOldrable strife in which many persons have. been when. •
vi,ifing,thepreprietor from the use of mercury, renders it im- '
peratively necessary to caution the public against' that danger-
ens inkieral when injudiciously adrninisteted.".
These I should form a portion of all. Medicine Chests by
sea and hind, and ought never to -e• ornate -b • •' dll y any. person
going a hing voyage or journey : their pinperties are such, that '
neither heat nor cold will injure their quality, or prevent their
1 due effects on the constitution. '
Dr..Davieson will attend daily at his residence, N 0.54, Seel-
.street, Liverpool, from Eight in the morning until Ten rrt night,' '°
(on Sundays front Nina till Two,) where he gives advice to. all '-
applicants taking any of his preparations, w ri, nouT A FEE. ~
Letters (post-paid) enclosing a remittance,: answered-by le-
turn, and Medicines punctually transmitted to any address,
either by initials tm. name. •