The Liverpool Standard and General Commercial Advertiser.
Liverpool, Merseyside, England, 1838-02-23 00:00:00

,15teant Nabigation.

' • STEAM PACKETS. •
WANTED TO HIRE;
FOR -A PART- OF NEXT SIMMER.
TWO :STEAM PACKETS.
They must be Boats which will stand a four hours' sea voyage,
for six days a week, must not draw more than six feet of water,
AMl,With- two eagines cif fram 3110 49 horse power each.
Proprietors of Steam Packets who are not willing to let out
flteir Sieafti -Packets at a fixed price; may place two of them
upon a Station cm the Sussex Coast, and the parties advertising
Rill gharantee.them a certain profit, and what is made extra
shall he lo their advantage.
• Apply by letter ( post-paid) to X Y Z, at Messrs. WOODWARD
dud CASTLE. Bolt (lead Court, Newgare-street, London.

STEAM INTERCOURSE (T E WIC,E A WEK) BE-
TWEEN LIVERPOOL. YALMOUTII, PLYMOUTII,

. . , _ .. _. .. ...
•" AN 0 LoNDON VIA DuruitN.
13y the tritisle and Irish gleam
„Company, and ate City of I)uilin
Steak Company.
Shippers will please to note, that the Vessels of
-. 6;N: lt4l. the above Company, sail twice every week, viz.,
:''A'''. !,'4 !%,,.,'earli tretinesday and Saturday.
2.:''' ' '. ' '''.: It is recommended, that Goods be shipped from
LiOeipoll two days, at least. before the Onblin sailing.deys..
Apply,to JOHN POLLOCK and Co., Agents,
Watier-street, Liverpool. London Line.
N.B.—Goods, from tie interior, consigned to the Agents or
otherwise, will meet every attention.

For DUBLIN AND BELFAST.
TA'ZE CITY OP DUBLIN
STEAM-PACKET COMPANY,
JNCORI'OR.ATED BY ACT OP PARLIAMENT.

• Company sail their Vess'o.lt, (withor without
Pilots,) taking Conch .atia I.)as'engeta to the following pdits,
namely,N ..
• ' DUBLIN Daily.

To BELFAST, eiery Weilnesday.
The new Steamer ATHLONE-, on WEDESDAY next, the
28thitistaitt, at One o'clock ih the' Afternoon, (ruin the'Lla-
renVe boal. •

The priucVe of this Company is that of attaching all Im-
porters and I:xporreis by a Division of the Profits among them,
rafter pad inefit of the Di v s creating a comminity- of
interests between the Shippers and ShAreliolders—a principle
which-will best guarantee to its Proprietors a certainty of their
Dividen•lic. Via to Shippers of all- descriptions of Coods and,
Lice Shack the havincz well supported Establishment of first-
class Steamers, and lowest rate of Fr'eight compatible with
tt dne attention to' their MaTntenanee.
Xpply to SAMUEL PERRY 27, Witer-Aeoe'!,„

StItA*G,ERS' FRIEND sotiory.
'OFFICE, 13 PIV N' S-GA EN.
Ti:esurer hens thanlsfullv to actros,Vlejge the receipt
. of the,following DenatiOns and new Subscriptions received
Troiii the lit of January last, iu aid of the Funds of this Chaiiiy,
44d• which, in the present. severe season, hav6 Ver found of
ntia service_ in arieviati.ng and relieving the • istresses of
the 'Stfini;er add Ileadent add Working Gliiists of our
Town.

DONATIONS.

The Worshipful the Mayor £2s 0 '0
Anonymous, per Mr. Wm. Corner lOO 0 0
Collegtion at Great George-street Chapel, after a Ser-
cintliy the Rev. Dr. Raffles • ' 84'15 0
A:nonytuutis, froto one 'who, though far from afilbent,
'Wishes to encourage others to a 'liberal -dist ribution
of the means over Which Providence has tuatia tliein
'Stewards , 5O 0 0
Messrs. Robert Preston and.Co.o Vernon-street
The late 'Mrs. JaS. 11 eyworth, per Jas. I'lcl-worth, Esq 20 0 0
Messrs, A. 114ywood. SonSa.dil Co
risses Yates, Farmtield '

k7ritind, per J. Radcliffe -• • : 10 0 0
Thomas Sands,,Esq. , •
W. Yelvertou; Esq. • . . .. ' 519 0.
lawrence Heyworth, Esq .. 5 0 0.
William Kay, .Esq..
ifoshub. Lace, Esq. 5 0 0
A. B.
L. il
John Fletcher, Esq. 5 9 0
Wol. 13.i();.6), Esq 5 U 0
A Friend, per J. Radcliffe
Miss Molyneux,ltock Point-house ..........
Cresswell Cresswell, Esq., Al.P.,per Sir T. Branelier 5 0 0
A.Prietid, 'per 'J. Rail litre ' ' 0 0• 0
Nicholas Saliktury, Esq., per W. Cower
.TOlin itigliy,'EsA.
A Friend, with his I.ist thanks to the Visitors for their
'elt`efeiolis '
11..g.idier, Esq. ' ' . 3 3 3
Miss' litlizitei, Seiti'orth ' 3 0 0.
Foritnenn Taylors' Suz•iety
. .
Miss Grietioli ' '2 2 0
.Tames Lister, juu„ Esq. • 2 '2 0
George Itainsden,-Esq.,
Mrs. G. liamsden . 1 00.
The• Misses Braun 2 0 .0
1...1.,.per Mr. W. Comer
Charles BoOth, tCsq.,•Ditto 2 0 0
Joseph Ridgway, Esq., Ditto 2 0 0
Daniel Powell. Esq., per ..fa mes Litter,.Esq ...... .:• 2 () 0
bl,.' Staniforth, Esq. ' 2 0 0
Frientl to the Poor..per•Mr. Everard • .2 0 0
Thomas Mnnroe, Esq. r,. 2 0 0.
Mr. D. Davies.
Junes Baird. Esq . . l. 1 0
f4r, Robert Price . 1 0 U
It,. E. 41 y cl. Esq,t,)-er Nlr. W..C.).iner l. 0 0,
Ales4cries.lll..a.44 M. B art on, Ditto, .
Nre 4,axn es Word ley 1 0 0
11,r.: James I.ly ru
lr..Jones, Dickinson-street
lar. Hudson
Mrs.-Nowa. .
..
tliaristopher Tattersall, Esq., per Mr. W. Cower ,U IO U

TOP tC ;Ett,EGIsI,OII,I•SMITii A N 0 CO., ME 114; [MY OFF ICE. .
M Rev. .John Parke, . Scotch Choi eh, Rodney-,
street, in anticiptitiott of a.Collection ' lO Al
ltilessrs., Peek, Brothers:and Winch 5 ,0
1-11,41it.n on. Lord Vis Count Satidon; M. P.
JiArtaCrimp'er, 'Esc!
Pfrard Crimper, Esq
With4M4t7osberry,aud Co.
Pattiion-Ellaiiies, 'Esq.
X'Priend, per Mis, JohnsOn • 2 ''‘)
Mr:'Santuel :fhoinely • 2 0
Mr:Thomas Coglan 2 0
Nicholas Robinson, Esq • 1 '1
J. Tbornac Esq.
Colonel Williams
Mrs. Corbally •
W. 13.
.Y...p , ' -01 t)
.N.Ew SGB.SCRiI`rouNS.

•
Mrs:Major- Axfoi'd ' ' • 2 2
W. ArMstrung-, Esq. ' - 2Ol
1
Thomas Bouch,.Kgq. '
Richard Kelbrick,' Esq.
Mills 'litho° 1 0
1 1
,
Geetge Bolt, Esq
. •
Joseph Dicker, Esq., per Wm. Comer 1 1
Mi. 11 H: C..lieloe • • ' 1 1
Mr. David 111•Clellan
• .
J. T. Alqtim; Esq
W.-'l7Vrer 1 1
, Esq • .
V. .gixOn, Esq. (additional) - '1 ' 1
Isiiiie liadwen, Esq. Tditto)
E. Pitcher. Esq. (ditto) - '1 .0
Mr. Steol,l3edford-street, Park ' 1 ' 0
Mr. Fleming, 11boile . ' ' . ' r' . ' • 1 0
Mr. J. Malcoluisun • 0 It)
:1.1r; Blackwell
11r. Elward Itoberts ' 010

• -Additional' SubscrilitiOns And Donations wilt be thankfully
received by the Treasurer, Yr. Muni AEI, ASH.TON,
street • by the Secretary, Mr. JotiN'lla oct.trFE. Statei-streer;
hY, Mr. Wlll. Cow:lt,' Exehan-gc-buildings, or by Vey of the
Conttliittee.
-I,s'iterrool;'2oth Februnry; 1635. •

ROFESSOR S ED 0 U R'S HYGEIAN HERB
PILLS, for the effectual estimation of every species and
symptom of .the SYPHILITIC DISEASE, anathe disorders
arising from improperneat went.
, • Propared and -soil by the sole .Proprietor, at
No. 51. SELL-STREET, LIVERPOOL.

In boxes at 2s. 9d. and 'ls. 6d. each.
Warranted not to contain COPAIBA, CUB EBS, or any
deleterious ingredient.
With each Box is given a Treatise on 'Venereal and'
Syphilitic Diseases, with observations on seminal weakness,
Sm. Sze., containing hints worth knowing by those who are, or
!rave been sufferers to this dreadful auddevastating; malady.
Dr. DAVI ESON.Ontinues to direct his attention to those dis-
orders ariSingifrom the too free and indiscriminate indulgence
of the passions, which not only occasion a numerous tram of
nervous affections, but-also-entails On its votaries all the ener,
vating imbecilities of old km. In that distressing state of de-
hilityand deficiency, whether the 'consequence of baneful ha,
bits, excessive drinking, or any other cause by which the powers
of 'the 'constitution become enfeebled, he offers a firm,•safe, and
speedy restoration to sound and vigorous health.
•Itis a melancholy-fact that thousands fall victims to the ye
nereal disease, owing to the unskilfulness of illiterate men, who,-
by the use of that deadly poison,'Mereury, ruin the constitution,
and when the great Doctor'Swedour became Professorat.Ley-
den University.; he conferred, an invaluable benefit upon man-;
kind brthe•discovery of his! grand Panacea, for the cure of this
deplorable complaint.- Never did. a ,discovery' excite a greater
sensation, it was sought after with avidity, and used with the
undeviating success in the most minute and intricate cases of
the delicate complaint, for the cure of which they have been so
long celebrated. The fame of these Pills throughout' Germany,
caused their speedy introduction into almost every country. The
certainty with which they were continually administered can he
attested by many thousands. In fact, &tiring thelong• conti
Dental war they were.l he inseparable companion and safeguard
of the soldier, in all cases where the slightest suspicion of infec-
tion was entertained, .What medicine can he more appropriate
than that which has given such general satisfaction? The Hyge-
ian Herb Pills root out every particle of insidious poison, puri-
fying in their progress the of fluids. They not only
remove the disease, but• renovate by their action the different
functions of the body expelling thegroser humour:, and in a
manner so mild anti imperceptible as to • convince the most
sceptical of their astonishing and' tine quailed powers. The
neither contain mercury nor any other mineral, ;And may be
taken without the slightest sispii:ion of discovery—they require
no restraint of diet, loss of time, or hindrance of business: but
effect a complete cure, without the least exposnre•to the patient:
At any period when the slightest suspicion may exist, it will be
well to have recourse to the Hygeiau Herb Pills, for when taken
be()frethedisease has made its appearance' 'it acts as a certain
preventive,
by moving the. complaint effectually and secretly.
The deplorable state in which many persona have been When
visiting the proprietor, from the use of mercury, renders it itn
peratively necessary to caution the public. 'against that dangerous
mineral when injndiciously administered.
These Pills sh,aild form n prtionof all Medicine •CheSts.•by
sea rind• land, and ougbt never to be omitted by any person voing
a long voyage or
.i,mrney.•their'nroperties are such that avither
heat nor ctild -will injure their quality, or prevent the due
, eff„cts ~n the constitution.
Dr. Daviesnn will attend. daily at his residence, from F.ight in
the morning until Ten at tricrht, (on Suntinv., from Nin!,
till
Two,) where he gives advice to all applicants ti, king au y of big
preparations, wmiouT 'A PEE.
Letters (post-paiil) enclosing a remittance, answered by re-
Urn,' and Medicines punctually transmitted' to' tily teldiusc
either by initials or name,
54i• SUL-STREETi•LIVERPOOL.

DISTRACT PROVIDENT SOCIETY QUEEN-SQUARE.
E TroasurPr :o,knowlcdoges warm Thanks the red-
: • lowina Donations iu aid of the Funds of.this SOciety, and
urgently solicits the Contributions of the charitably Aisposed
to enable it. to meet the numerous Claims daily music at. th's
season of extreme severity. New annual Subscriptions are
earnestly solicited.

Dedicated, by command, to 1i R. H. the Duchess of Kent.
MRESSI{S. HODGSON and GANES, (I'rintsellers and
Publishers to tier Majesty,) hive the honour to announce
that they have now ready a splendid Portrait of Her Most
Gracious-Majesty 'l' H Engraved in the first style
of Merzotinto, by C. E. WAGSTA rue, frotn a most beautiful.
Ori:iinal Drawing by•E. PAitals, Esq., Historical Painter
to Her .Majesty the Queen Dowager:
Prints El 1
Proofs
India Proof.•.._ 3 3
First Proofs before Letters • 4 4
" A more exquisite. ;r14.1 cinamity, performance than the
Portrait of Her. Maj,sty by .\ii...Parris, we never witnessed.
It is a fell face, anti replete i•ijlt the sweetness and intelligence
which convey the finest expression• of the c'yal countenance ;
the dress is iidmirably.arranged, and.very effective."—Literdty
Gazette.
Mi'. Parris has just executed an admirable likeness of her
Majesty; one, athehappiest efforts of his Pencil. Every
member of the regal family has subseribed for the tiegravittg,
and. the highest eneont inms. have 'been passed ution .the resew-
blance by perstrus the most competent to pronounce an opinion."
" Mr. Parris has not only given the feature of- nur youthful
Queen, hut has very felicitously expressed the character of her
countenance. Iler najeste is not in this picture encumbered,
or rather disguised, itt toe "Trappiogs of Royalty," but is sim-
Ply yet elegant:). attired in the dress in which she usually
.
appears of au evening." —Mgrainy Herald.
" It is a true and agreeable resemblance, with an expression
of ingenuous sweetness and en air of graceful simplicity, cha-
racteristic of our youthful Queen."—Sp:atot.
Among the numerous Names which already honour the Sub-
scription Book, are
Her Majesty Adelaide, the Queen Dowager.
H. M. the King of Belgium.
H. M. the King of Prussia.
H. R. H. the Duchess of Kent.
H. IL P. the Princess Augusta.
H. It. 11. the Duchess of Gloucester.
H. R. 11. the Duke of Cambridge.
H. R. H. the Duke of Sussex.
Her Grace the Duchess of Sutherland.
Her Grace the Duchess of Gordon, etc.
London HonGsolv and GEAVES, Her Majesty's Print-
sellers, 6, Pall-mall; also. by W. BIALA ND, CG. LINNECA A.
HUNT, H. LACEY, and Ross and NIGHTINGALE, LiVerpool.

'DONATIONS.
' William' tinthbone, Egg., Mayor, second don ition .. £5O 0 0
• Messrs. Gibbs, Bright and Co-., North John-street ,)0 0 0
Wut.geown.,• Esq.. Richmond Hill. Everton . 20 0 0
Lawrence Hevn'orth, Esq., semi(' donation * - 10 0 0.
Mrs. William Langton, Great George-square 1-0 0 9
Vincent Higgins, Esq. : ' • ' 10 .0 0
Baring Brothers read Co. lO 0 0
Samuel Sandbach, Esq • lO 0 0
Holliday Flewker, Esq., and others, gentlemen of 7 ii. 6.
the Excise Department
Hardman Earle, Esq., Brook Farm
Mr. William Fosberry, Tithebarn-street
K. Z.
Mrs. Potter
William Potter, Esq.... ll4i•
John Taylor, Esq.
Joseph. Harris. Esq.. per .ReV. William Hesketh •..., 5 0 0
W. Wright, Esq., Pembroke-place
Miss Hughes, Seaforth
Mr; John Fletcher, St. Michael's, T.P : • • 5 "0 0
John Cropper, Egt.,- Dingle Bank. •
Edward Cropper, Esq., Dingle Bank . - 's 0 0
. .
Mrs. Earle — 5 0 0'
Mrs. Joseph Langton, Great George-square • • 5 0 0
Mr. I-Nub More, Rodnev-streK 5 0 0
Mr. Richard Radcliffe, Town-hall - , • - 5 0 0
, Workmenen i&the employ of-Francis Pitt, Esq 35 0
A Fria
.: ... 3 3 0
Mr.. John Eccles, Great Mersey-street, Kirkdale .... 3 0 0
Foremen Tailors'•SocietY .. 2 10 0'
Messrs. Richardson and Cowburn, Dale-street
• • .
M rs. Backhouie, Rodney-street 2 2 0
'Messrs. Brabner and•Atkitison ' . 2 2 0
Rev. F.'. hilt Colquitt.street ' •
Mr. Rif:hard Shaw, Bold-street . • '2 2 0
Mr. Thos. Forsyth; -Si. Anne street - • - 2 0 0
Miss Brainwall, pir. •Mr. J. Jones • . 2 0 0
'Mr. John Iligbfield,-Seaforth - - • ''2 0 (1
B. S. Riley, Esq
.. , .
Charles Booth. Esq.... .
2 0 '0
• 2 0. 0'
,Rnieev.lhsose,.7lslrSaturnin,gEevi„elStto.:lJ.taerarrease'se4o.race, Am
J. P. Edwards, Esq.:Falkland-street , 2 -0 0
,
-.Francis l'itt,-.Esq . 2 0 0
`Mr. J. B. Brancker. Oldhalktreet - '2 0 0
Mr. C. E. Everest; St. 'Anne-street 2 0 0
Mr. W. Jones. Stonehill
Mr. 11. Smith, Clarenc.e-street 1 1 0
, Mr. H. Dircks,'B'oundary-street ' 1 1 0
Mrs. Flounders, Moss-street ' ' •
A Friend • ' •
Mr. James Wordley;Lord street ' ' lO 0.
. Anonynimis ' 1 0 .0
Mr. John R. M'Guffie - 0
Mr. John Evans ' . - 1 0 ' 0
Mr. George Evans • • ' 1 0 0
Mr. Thomas Diwdall '
Ili
jil 0(.1i (6u), , m
Mr. Samdel'Sndlow , ' .l 0 .0
Mr. Thomas Sudlow - -
Miss It Evoregt, 'St. Anne-street
Messrs. Ilumphrefs and Robinson, Bold-street - TEETH,
The Misses Joseph, Duke street • - 1 0 0 Mooed:without ifires,or other Ligatutes,
Mr. Thoma Price' .
AN lb MINERA I, SUCCEDANEUAI;.:FoR PILLING' DECAYED TEETH,'
WITHOUT PA IN, HEAT, OR PRESSURE.
MISS Woodcock, Upper Pitt-street
, ol' Nu
..Ludgate-hill;
aJtAe.Sh i
i AI.
olnd ALLANon.
bev
s, Shu) rrgetetoni; li
thanksenti st;fof rrottnii
.e.NI
iob.elrla),l
Miss'Nlary Ann Woodceek. Upper Pitt,street
Mr. T. Vir. FletCher; UpPer Pitt-street
Miss Rowe
. . . and extensive patronage;he -has- received on this his Ninth An-
d: M J 0 '5 0 ,
od. on --

A Friend, per Jilts. Jones
Y. 'W 0 2 6
. ~
A Friend, per Q: iu a Cotner, Five Pounds' worth of •
Bread.
Messrq. Humphreys and 'Robinson, 6, pair of'Blanets.
Mi.eJohn Deakin, Leeds-street 40 cwt. of Coal. •
,
B. V. Yates. Esq. . 50 '0 0
Christopher•Bullin, Esq. 2O 0 0
From the Clerks at Messrs. T. and H. Lit tledale &Co 16 .0 0
11. 'llnhertson, Esq ' . 5 0
J. B.`Yrites.'Esq 5 0 0
5 0 0
Ere Evans, Esq.
y
2 0 0
A Friend
Mr. -AlfrPd Billing
............... . ...
Mr.' C. H. Hamlvn • ' -I1 A 0)
00

WHIP MANUFACTORY.
IS LING TON L 1174 R POOL.

shemxviee
stoi v
entre trotmtehilet nitclepoif
Nt hue
and-DRIVING WHIPS, couiprising almost every description
iu fashionable use.
ONTloNbiliNt Vy
Ag:KN beds
Whips mounted in solid Silver Wire, Gilt, on Silver
anl:Clenty-114 hi
Wire, and Gold.
X splendid new Racing Whip, in Octagonal Silver Ferrule;
and a new Whalebone- Braided 4iig Whip.. This Whip, for
actual service, is the best rhing.ever offered in the Trade. .
, Gig, Carriage, Cutriele.
_Tandem, Pair, and Four-Horse
Whips, in Ilras.s, Lvory, German, and real Silver.
Every possible attention being paid in the various branches,
of this Manufacture, the Proprietor can, in confideace, recom-
mend these Goods asrlirst-rate in point.of finish, and sterling as.
to utate;rial: in fact, .some nitimse Crops have. been .under sea-.
s'„Dina the long peiiod aaf, Sixteen 3,ears; and asthe.Stock of,
'Varnished Crops is seldom less'Aan,l2oo-Dozen, something!
choice can, at all times, be selected-by those Gentle Men . who,
are particular, in this necessary, _elegant, audaseful Article.
A large supply of Patent Sheep Skin Gig and Chariot• Rugs,
and in Seats for Hall and Parlour Doors.

Mrs: Butted
Mr. Burebardt
1 00
.
J. G. B i -
0 10 0
Mr. Kirhtz
Mr. Brunslow
Mr. Vanderelst
•
Mr. H. Banner and Son
Mr. Arthur'Ellison, Richmond row
T. S. Gladstone, Esq .
0 0
Mrs: George Grant, Rodney-street 5 0 0
R. Houghton,' Eiq 5 0 0
.
Mrs. Bidton ' 6
,0 0,
J. T. Alston, Esq. , ' 3 0 .0
Jos, 6h Skndars,'Esq 5 0 0
A Friend ' - •
Adam no.dgsmi..Esci 5 0 o
Received from the Treasurer of the Railway Company, .
as nillows :
From the Workmen employed in the Railway Coach)
Building Establishment, Lime-street, per Mr.‘; 2 1 6,
Jatre,i Pownal!. Foreman • 1
Hoot tke Porters in the Railway Merchandise De 7? 13 4 , 6
part went. Palk-Luc, per Mr. Comber • S
Dr. Formby ,
' 2 0 0
s S.
M r.l,‘..l”ard John S,I il, Edge-hill 1 0 0
Mis‘es M ,--r.,; . 5 0 0
.
C. W. i,von.' Esq.
11. .1 , Nile-stre'et . (110 0
A:Friend
.1.4
C i eceiYed from theep tral Baisk of 'Liver,P°9,pe/6 5 0
'James Aspinall, Esq. John Marriott Esq 10 0 0
i

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May be consulted until 14th March on Mondays, Wednesdays,
• Thursdays, and Saturdays..in Liverpool.
:STAY PROLONGED UNTIL THE 14TH OF MARCH.

. -
nual Visit, and on account of his extensive practice in.Londtin,
be must close his professional avocations in Liverpool positively
on the.l4th of March next, andinav lie'cansUlted until.the above
period, on .MONVA YS;WEDNESDAYS; THURSDAYS. and SATUR-
DAYS, at 46, .BOLD-STREET, next, to;the Savings' Bank.
Mons. M. continues to restore decayed Teeth, however large
the•cavity, with:their celebrated. M ineral-Succedaneum, so uni-
versally recommended by the Faculty of London and Paris.
The operatiOn of stopping teeth is parfOraled in a tew seconds.
The mineral is put into the cavity in an almost liquid state,
without .heat or pressure it hardens into enamel, allays the
most. exeruciating.paitx:and lasts fur many years, preventing
the necessity for extraction.
I...ooseleeth fastened, whether arising froin age, neglect, dis
ease of the gums, or the use of calomel.

lucorrodibleAriificialTeeth, ftom.a single one to a complete
set, matching exactly in form awl colour the adjoining ores.
These. teeth will not corrode or become discoloured ; they are
fixed without wires or ligatures; they afford support to the ad-
joining teeth, however loose, and answer every purpose of mas-
tication and articulation.
'Among the various disorders (Stile Teeth and Gums, there is
none more destructive in, their, effects, or more generally pre-
valent than Scurry, and it is well known that the loss of Teeth
arises inare from this cause* than any other. It affects indivi-
duals of all ages and of all constitntions; and is the primary cause
of Tooth-ache and Decay to these so.affected!Mons. M A ',LAN
has to inform them, that he can effectually remove this de-
stroying complaint by a single,application,•without ;the slightest
pain.
•:The use of Artificial Tenth, in some instances, has been found
objectionable by invalids taking,,menicin'es that have a tendency
to discolour them or in the performance of operations which
comPolrtheir remove!, perhaps, in the presence of an attendant
or domestic.. Mons. • M., however, hes been suCcessful re,
moving these,objections, lry constructing Teeth for those pur-
poses, of substances,:and• in .such a manner as, to render them
capable of withstanding effects of the most inimical nature.
Natural. Teeth placed on the ai.ove improved principle.
N.l3c- Hours of attendance from Ten till Five. •
'Mons. M., particularly invites the Members of the Faetilt -to
witness the operation of filling Decayed Teeth with his Mineral
Succetiadieum, of which he is the soin inventor and posse.sor.

Attendance on Fa 'DA s, at 129, -Fishetgate, PRESTON.
o.n.TuEsnays, at 6.. Watergate-street-row:.CH ESTER.

• AIons..M.A.LLAN has been compelled to devote a limited
period to the above: places previons to his departure to London.

Charge strictly moderate.
I 46; 13old-street, Liverpool.

CHESTER. AND BIRKENHEAD RAII,WAY.
- • CO NiI:ACT', FOR' WORKS.
111 F. DIRECTORS of the CI-I ESTER, AND B ['LIKEN-
HEAD RAILWAY COMPANY .will meet at their
Office, No;21, Fenwick-street; Liverpool; on TUESDAY,-the
Gth day of Alarch next, at Twelve o'clock at Noon precisely,
to receive Tenders for the follow iii,g -
'Fied.—The•liehhington Cdniract, 'extending, from Grange-
lane, in theChapelty of Birkenhead, toe point 5 chains on the
south side of the turnpike road leading from Nestiingo New'
Ferry, being 'a distance of 2 miles and 32 chains, or thete-;-
abouts. _ _ _

Second.—The Bromboro' and Easlham Contract, extending
from the termination of the last contract -to Plitnyard Brook-in
the -township of Easttraca, being tt distance of 3tniles anct3G,
chains, or thereahntris. • • •
These eontraets to coinnrise the making of the Railway, with all-
the Ex,,avations, Einbankrneuts,'Bridge+4, Culverts, Fences, and
other Works complete; providing alt The 'necessary nidterials
for the same (except the Rails, Chains, and Fastenings) and
keeping the'same iii repair forone rear after the completion.
' Drafts of •the first or Bebbingion Cunt ract, with Plans, Sec-
tions, and Specifications of the Works, are teady fur inspection
at the Engineer's (Alice, at the Town-hall Birkenhead. - •
Printed Forms and Tenders may he 'had at AO Company's
Office' in Liverpool or Bit ketihea(l, and others milt:he'lci.

The 'renders must be delivered sealed at the Company's
Office, in Liverpool, on or' before '.%10?'; DAY,' the 'sth day of
Maren, at Eleven -o'clock-; told parties teuderiNz must appear
in person; or by some one duly authorised 00 hit; Ur their be-
half, at the weeting'on the 6th day or. March. • •
The Directors do not pledge then:selves to accept the lowest
'resider.

The Parties whose Tenders are accepted will he required to
enter in'to bonds, with' two sureties for the dUe perfortnance of
their Contract's, in a'penaltir nut less than ten per cent. Of'the
gross sum (tontracted• for,'and the'riatits'of floe proposbd Sure-'
ties are to bU4peciiied in the Teude'rs.' • • • ' '
WAI. DIXON, Chairman)

Al'
fa
the Li.,loollNi (IT.I
ellAr EthLell9AVallltql
c1)6.1. kit *SF,*
in S''Jranuar'y 16,
OA to consider the propriety of Opigling the Soup Shop,
The Vey. A. CANIPBELI„ in the Chair.
Is tiw,t:es.olved,— That the state of the Wealber being,so very
severe, and the sufferings of t,tie Poor consequent on it, it is.
highly important that the North Sonyyhnp he at once opened,
'and a New, Shop and sppai:atus,,be.erected.a,t; the South end of
;the Town as early as practicah:e.
Pesolved,—Thdt a general appeal he made to the Public for
'their urgent support in carrying the above resolution into effect,
• no call having been otade on them by this Society since the
close of ISII., and' the fund.' then collected hating been bus
banded to carry on ilius'lar,,being now t4ally'6ll:inStki.
Reso/red,-That a Sub-Coma:it fee he now apP'oiiited to look
out Fur a site on which' tO erect a S,lup"shop for'llie South buil
•—,.
of the Town.

.
tiIERCH ANTS' TEA COMPAN Y,
44, GREAT GEORGE'S-STREET,
NEAR ST. JAIIES'S MARKET, LIVERPOOL.
ESSRS. ORCHARD and GILBERT, in soliciting the
1.11. attention .of Families end the Public to the New Selec-
tion of 'MACK and GREEN TEAS purchased by them dpr-
ing,their recent Visit to London, beg to state, that they feel.
confident-, that, in point of pi ice, Excellence, and Flavour, not
a house in the Liverpool trade can enter into comictitiotl with
theta in the various artiClesin their Stock.
Messrs. Orchard and Gilbert, having for many' Years devoted
the whole of their time and attention to the Tea Trade, are en-
abled, from their experience, to make the best possitde purchas-
es; and they feel convinced that, during the late sales, they
have lirid in such a Stock as those who may honour them with
their commands will tied worthy of attention.
THK STOCK Cor,.;,SIST§ op.
ELACK. TEAS and t
'GREEN 'V MS of every description.
'COME.
SUGAR.
SPICES.
The lONG, wixTuuE, which has now-established for:its:
self a lasting reputation, is still offered by Orchard end Gilbert
at the usual price, in pound.aud, half,pound packages at Gs.
Per

hat Subscriptions t;e received by the following,
Gentlegieu,. viz., Mr. OCTAvms. Treasure's;
. W. COMER, Secretary; and Mr. JOHN ettoeeaujun.,.und
Mr. 0. H. Joisti.:s ;.and at the different Banks and' News-rooms'.
'rickets may be purl at \J r. A vE's. Castle-street ;
Messrs. ECEnToni SiktiTH and do.'sMerCurY-office,Lord-Str€4l,
and at Mr. JOliti RA OCLIFFE.,, Slatet:Street, by whoru subscrip-
tious will be received.

AUG. CAMPBELL, Chairman.

• ADDITIONAL SU BSC Et I PTIONS, • 'Since Febluarl 14i14.
..
Robert Preston and Co .£2100 00
06,
Lace, Clay, and NI yers
H. P., Exi•hange-room • 5' 0 0
James Davies and Co - • 5 0 0"
Oi-Inerod H'vliiorth - - "5. 0 0
' LannceloCaraham
. Lee .
'Thomas .
5 U 0
Thomas Siiiipson ' ,
5 0 0
Robert, Roskell and Sou
Josepli 'Santirs' • •
'5 0 0
,John Nelson "Wood
5 0 0
Lodg, and Pritt!ard
5 0 0
Mrs. Earle, Abet eronil-1-square' 5 0 0
.lohti Bunter, :Mount-pleasant
Patti,on Elfatue,;
N, • C '- 5 0 0

ivi.ESSR,S. PERRY a.nd,Co., SURGEONS, may he per-
.sonally .consulted from Nine in I lee Morning'till.Tca at
Nig•bt, a.nd on Sundays front Nine till Two, at
No. 23, SLATER-STREET. near Duke-street,.Liverpool,
(private entrance first door up .the passagt z) No. 2, Bale-
street, Lower Mosley-street, near to Sr. Peter's Church.
Manchester,.and N 0.4, Great Charles-street, Birmingham: of
whom may he had (graS a), with each box of pills their Treatise
On Venereal Disease, Gonorrliina, (fleets: and. Stricture, Pin,
eluding Praetieal Observations on. Seminal 'Weakness. arising
front early abuses, so that all.persons can obtain an immediate
Cote, with etise,_secrecy, and safety.
It is. a tnelantholv fact, that thousands fall victims to the Ve-
nereal Disease,: owing to the , unskilfulness •of illit h rate men,
who, by the..use.ulthat deadly poison, Mercury, Jilin the con-
st it mien, and cause ulcerations, with.blotches ()tithe .head,:face,
and body, ,dimness in the sight, noise In the ears, deafness,
obstinate ,gleet, trad,mides on the shin bones,-. till at length a.
senerrtl ,debility arid
,decay of the constitution ensues, and a
• melarichOlY death nuts a period to their dreadful sufferings.
• PERRI"S PURIFYING SPECIFIC:PILLS, price 25.9 d.
and lls, per ,box, a certain, safe, and the must speedy.remedv, •
ever discovered fer,the permanent and effectual cure of venereal.
srietures, seminal weakness,
in,the,Joins, of ef.,the kidneys, gravel, lumbago, local
debility, irritation Of the, bladder or urethra, and other diseases
of' the, urinary passages. frequently performing a perfect cure
in the short. space of three days. by one small,pill.for dose,,
with ease, secrecy, and safety. The certainty with which. they
are continually irdministeredCill be allester(by many thousands.
The Specific Pills root put everv.partiele .of: insidious Poi,,,fil”
purifying in their progress the whole.roass,of.fluids. They not;
onlyremove the. disease, but renovate. by their action, the differ-
ent functions of the.hody, expelling the.gresser.hunmurs, and
in a.manner so mild:and imperceptible a$ to convince. the trios
sceptical of. their, astonishing and unequalled powers. -'lhey
neither contain mercury nor any hel• mineral, Pgd,m,lY he
taken without the slightestsuspicion of discovery They tcluire.
no restraint of diet, loss. of, time, or .hindrance of; bu.itiess,
effect a complete cure, without the least exposure to the patient.
At. any period,when. tbe slightest suspicion may exist, it will be
webtokaye recourse to the 'Specific Pills: for. when taken
before the disease, has made its appearance it acts as a eertain
preventative, by moving, the, complaint effectually and secretly.
Messrs. PERRY, ,Sureemas. continue. to direct thetr studies
to those dreadful. debilities arising from the too free and indis-
criminate indulgence of the passions, which_ not (I,llYocsastoo
a numerous
.train of:nervous ~ffeetions, and,entail on its votaries
ell The _eaervatiug imbecilities of w,.1 but and
destroy all the bodily senses, occasioning loss of :iin,rginatiun,
judgment, and memory, indifference and tiverF,iolt,Col* ail piea-
srkreq. In that :distressing state of debility or deficiency, whether,
the consequence of. hauefill.habits, excessive drinking, or any
other. cause, by. which the powers of the constitutiwi become
enfeebled, they offer, a firm, safe, and speedy restoration Coconut"
and vigorous. health.

,ew Gas Co.'s clerks and Workmen • 4 8 9
W. and'S. Thomps'on . . 3 0 U
Dr. Powell ' .
3 0 0
Wal Grapel
0 0
James 'Waddell
Crump on(1.11,tall - -,2 2 0
James rqo'clor "
George lilalcolm
C and J. Gillum 2 a 0
. , .
Miss Boniort 2 (1 0
.
POer,Leallier 2 0 0
Philip ltycrort
. .
NV. 11ipou
BA crow. and Dagnall • - 2 0 0
,
John Richardson, Lord-street . 2 (1 0
.Iknies.ltyiey, sen.
'l'. B.•ilatyluy ' 2 0 0
J. P. k(lwards • ' 2 0 U
.
Bradshaw and Yates 2 1.) 0
' .
J.Watson • . 2 0' 0

A. Z 2 0
Wm. (iediles
G. H. Fowler 2 0 0
A few Frienilso3i..Mr. Mitchell's, Cncsliire Tavern,
- Williamson-square • • 1 11 6
„Win, Evans. Earle•strect, one 1..!fia.1 Cords 1 5 5
• 1-letiry ittol ion r,l 1 0
A P;ier,il to ''''''
Mrs.
Mrs. Jones, Prices-street 'l 1
Nattizlit
.1 1 0

P 11.; it RY'S 'VEGETABLE PILLS are, well.known for. the
certain and
.effect.ual, remedy of secondary syuopt9ins, vf,fleical
eruptions, nainS in the tones, niveratviPsore throat, diseased
scridula, scorbutic.. itr..l ttlandnlar
“ffections, kcal, and.c.Pneral deltility; nocturnal pains ;in the
lsead and limps, depreszion of spirits, and. 40. inieabo.s• arissing
from an impure state of th(t
.These Pins. ;Ire worihe'a.place in;the Cilbillrisl of toasters and
"tet"i"s 4)1 ii re so,. asAhey will keep. gova in. all
Clitn3tes stir ictlglit of tithe.
Lettp.rs from the cimill.fy, pest-paid. 'vitalizing a remittancgfpr
medirive, will
.be immettiately anwerer4.
NuAR, DUK.E7STRET,
LIVERPOQ.u.

V. ~.., . .
iVidl,llalcoino,m . ll. 0 0
liof•Qrt Jcm,s, NV.tvertree . 1 0 '!I
T. l'.
11rs.. Fletcher .l '(I 0
J. .t'• .
• • ' '0 0
F. C. Ara Costa
' 0 0
Jitmf.s Parker
g.. a.
1 0 0
Sarah Hodson
Wm. Tweciclie
A few Friends ' . • 0 14 0
.... .

... . .. •
William Jones
. . ,
J. Feigiison ' .'o 'lO 0
WAiier Sililiald -•• OlO '0
Jri.lin ItuFsell
0 11) 0
Henry, Wood, . .
0 10 '0
William Fisher. jun
'
Henry,Wood ~
0 10 0
A Friend ' • 0 10 9
Mr. James I-thin:it,. Deaf dad Du iiiii"gll/Al-"*" , 1 0 0
Charles Lorriiner
11. F. an C utill
Bettelcy and Hi,;;, . '
Mi., S:i.trikles, Everton
james ' Ilattpu‘E,l4e-ldue , ~ ' '2'lo 0

The NORTH F•01.11' S 1101", Pickop-Ftreet,lrauo)all-roadb
The SOU`1:11 Drrr O. St. 3amet.'s, Riiltie
41'..en:eve:y dui; no. ESght. to Five o'clock, for .the delivery of
Suil)"
.

Total amount of Sup made at the North Shop from the GALS.
,19th, day of .11iDui,ey ib the 19th initaut, inclusive;•:•.. 25,441
souru SHOP!. ' " ' ' ' -'"

Fro;n the Ist to the ITh iimt:Ant inclusive

XTOW ON VIEW, at Mr. LA WTON'S, the RA iNBOW
11 VERN, Witliatuson-square, Liverpool, fu,. it Few Vuys
Only, PAINTINGS of lirst-rate qtkalitN, by lite Old Musters,.
for SA L E:by ;vale Contract. A inoi;., ti,eo is a tine Picture
by R. Willstm; Hwy Family, N. Pousin; Ottto, St. B. Boor.
don ; Anointing the Feet of elitist, kis P. De Cortuita ;
Landscapes, by Claude, Huteahurgh, A. Van De Welde, and
many others of consequence, and in line condition.'

TRADESMEN'S CONSERVATIVE ASSOCIATION.
r 11H 14.1 Mo Toi.rM.kTING or the LI VER POOLTRADES-
MEN'S CONSERVATIVE ASSOCIATION will be
held on MI noAv evening next, February 26th, 1838, at the
LARGE ROOM, YORK Horst, Tarieton-street, at Seven
o'clock.
Members are urgently requested to attend, as the Reports of
the Committees appointed at the list Meeting will be taken
into conAderation. _ _

W. J. PEACH EY, Secretary.
Committee Ream ort.h-street, Feb. thh, 1838
N .B. -Metilbert who have not renewed their. Annual Tickets
can du so Wily by applying' to the Secretary, at the Cossatt-
VATIV6 Tea oessities NEWS-000M.

DIOC ESA N SOCIETY.
rpHE ANNITAL MEETING of the CHESTER DIO-
CESAN SOCIETY will be held in the CHAPEL OF TILE
BLUE COAT HOSPITAL, on MOriDAY next, the 26th iugtant, at
Twelve o'clock.
The Right Rev.- the LORD BISHOP OF CHESTER in the

Chair.

Also. a SERMON will be Preached on behalf of the
CHURCH PASTORAL AID SOCIETY, by his Lordship,
on TU^SDAY Mott t NG neat, the 27th instant, iu the-Church of
ST. NtctroLAs, at Eleien o'clock.

Empertal parliament.

}OUSE LORDS.—AIoNoAv,

Tne Loen Cti A NIL El.t,ott. upon the motion for the third read
in,; or bauking copartnership brit, proposed,soine verbal
amendments, upon which a short discussion ensued,.to which
the LJttl Chancellor, Lords Etlentrurotigh, Abioger, and Itedes-
dale, took a part. The atneutlments wete then agreed to, and
the hill !sassed. • The bill was then taken down by ihe Masters
in Chancery to the Hoose of Commons.—A message from jtre
Commons Grought back the bill, after a considerable interval;
with the amendments agreed to.—Adjourned.