The Liverpool Standard and General Commercial Advertiser.
Liverpool, Merseyside, England, 1836-10-21 00:00:00

Eb b i,et.

MO be LET, WAREHOUSE ROO:USA-ore ss. to 15s. per
Week; also, a CELLAR.—AppIy 4Coaka FISILBR and
Co., Charlotte-place, Salthouse Dock.

TO be LET, PART of a FURNISHED,HOUSE. Au
opportunity offers for religiously disposerpersons.wishing
to reside with a private family, consisting/of only three in
number. The House is healthfully situayd, and has the ad-
vantage of being near St. Jude's, (and, also not far from)
Christ's, and St. Mary's Churches. To those persons who are
desirous of being under the ministry of the Rev. HUGH
M'NEILE, Rev. FIELDING ()OLD, or the Rev. F.
BARKER, with the Divine Blessing they may be drawn not
only to secure a temporal abode, but be contiguous to the en-
joyment of the latter-mentioned privileges, and thereby prac-
tise that which is good, providing for their everlasting happi7
ness.
Attention given t-.) notes directed A. Y., care of T. NonToN,
47, Church-street, opposite the Liver Theatre, mentioning
name and residence of the persons requiring further informa-
tion —Respectable References given and required.
The Entire would be Let Furnished or Unfurnished.
11, Mount Vernon.

fro be Kolb•

PAINTINGS ON PRIVATE SALE,

AT 20, CLAYTON-SQUAItEs
TUST Arrived, a splendid Collection 'of PAINTINGS. by
11.9 the old Masters. Amongst them wpt be found Specimens
Of the following celebrated Attists:—Rubens, Lutherbourgh,
Van Eyeke, Pietra Da Cortona, Le Brun, (S.e.
To be seen from Ten until Fuur o'clock each day previous to
Tuesday, the 25th instant.

BEAUTIFUL MARINE RESIDENCE ON TUE:

CLYDE.
(AN SALE, the well-known and universal) =admired Marine
Residence, belonging to James Ewin „Esq., of Levenside,
called the CASTLE HOUSE of DU. ON', in the distriet
of Cowal, and county of Argyll.
The Mansion was built a few yelrs ago, in the Ca.stelrated or
Manorial style, from a plan by. the distinguished Architect, Mr.
David Hamilton. The stone is of the finest quality, wrought
on all sides in ashler. The whole is finished in the most sub-
stantial manner.

The accommodations of every description are excellent; Con,
sisting of Dining-room, Drawingloom, seven Bed-rooms, and
a complete Kitchen department in adjoining wing, furnished
With a never-failing supply of spring Water. The property'
stands on a promontory orojccting into theea, and comniands
the most varied, beautiful, and extensive. views of the Firth of
Clyde, with its romantic scenery. The prospect from the
Dining-room stretches up the 1-Liver near to Dumbarton Castle,
and from. the Drawing-room downward beyond the Craig of
Ailsa, a distance in all of about one hundred miles. The Plea-
sure Grounds are finely diversified with natural rocks, and
ornamented with old .trees; they are richly stocked with large
evergreens, and valuable acclimated plants, among Which the
myrtle and the fig thrive in the outer air, and. from the undula-
tion of the surface, the scenery from the walks shifts at almost
every step. While the air is healthful and bracing, it is,- at the
same time, mild ansi gentle, from the perfect shelter of the
situation.. Thero is a considerable extent of Pasture attached ;
and the Garden is large, enclosed with high walls, and filled
with the best fruit trees and vegetables. At the bottom of the
Shrubbery there is an arched Boat-house, affording instant
communication with the sea ; and at the end of the grounds
there is a public Pier, by which an easy landing can be coin-
mended from the Steam-boats, which pass almost every hour of
the day. The Offices are commodious. and are built in a square
immediately opposite to the main approach. The' consist of
Gardner's-house, Coach-house, Stable, Byre, Washing-house,
with a Green, Cellars, and other conveniences, altogether com-
bining beauty, elegance, and comfort. This pr4perty, for a
marine residence, whether in summer or winter, cannot he sur-
passed.
Immediate possession may be obtained.
JOHN THosiesoN, Garder;er at the Castle, will show the Pre-
mises; and for further varticidars application may be made in
Glasgow, to JOHN BA tan, Esq.. Architect; E. Pit LI NI,
Merchant; or RoBERT LAaroNn,Writer, the latter of whom is
in possession of the Plan and Title-deeds,

PATENT ROOFING AND SHEATHING MATERIALS.
THE Public are informed that they may now be supplied
with this article in any quantity. Thiimmense demand
for Patent Roofing and Sheathing has arisen from its great su-
periority Over paper material of every king; being of a fibrous
texture, is not liable to break or erack. It is lighter, and will
rover double the surface at half the cost of paper; and being.
made a continuous web, will extenr} over any ;sired building or
.vessel without joining. The thickiteis, length and breadth can
he regulated as required where otilinary sheathing and roofing
have hitherto been applied. The surface can he covered with
tar, either one side or both, as the case may require.
Also Patent Boards for Bookbinders, and the Article nowused
for felting for Railroads, Flanches of Pipes, Joints of Tanks,
and Machinery in general.
`Warehouse. 23% Upper Thames-street, Loudon.

STAMMERING EFFECTUALLY CURED.
Air, R. SUNINER, SurtosoN. Formby; near Liverpool, can
.1. "..a. assure those who are afflicted with STA mmiatlNG..
that be can remove the distressing affection in a' short space of
time, (having cured tour of his own sons) with the greatest ease
and facility, by a regular system of tuition founded on Physio
logical and Pathological principles ; however ibveterated and
confirmed the habit, no matter of how many years ,duration or
when contracted.
' Mr. S. will present' copy of his nevr-vreu-k on Stammering
to each of his pupils.
Persons professing to cure Stammering, ignorant of the
Physiology of the organs, and the- Pathology of the habit,
must be mere quacks--against whom, Mr. S., ,kegs to caution
thoss who are afflicted with Stammering from becoming their
dupes.
Mt. S. pledges himself that, with his instructions. adults may
cure themselves, and parents their children with great ease;
Medical Gentletnen are invited to wituesii Mr. StlANlcit's me*
thod of curing Stammering. Terms moderate.- Particulars
may be known on application, by letter (post-paid) care of 31r,
CUNNING, Chemist, Vauxhall-road, Liverpool.

NOTICE TO MERCFIANTS,

AND OTHERS.

GENTLUMEN,
WE
", the undersigned Master Riggers at the P.ort of L
Tool, beg leave to state, that the Rigger! la our em-
ploy having refused to return to their employ without an ad,
stance • in their Wages of Sixpence per day—making the pay
for a day's work Four Shillings—and being (for the
foirtherahee of the- bissiness of the Port) 4o comply with such
advance, if sanctioned by von, on the ifirther condition that
the pay to the Riggers for River Tide-work be lowered front
Three Shillings' and Sixpence to Three Shillings per Tide; and
the Dark Tidesi-vrnrk be lowered from Two Shillings and Six-
pence to Two Shillings per 'fide, and one day's work he al-
lowed for taking the Ship in and out of the-Oraving Melt,
which we alstiLrespectfully submit for your .approluttion:
JOSE Pil ANDREWS,
JOHN "SMITH,
WILLIAM .WHELLAN;
ISAAC ..lE7ssEymAN,
• ROBERT PRICE;
DAVID 'JONES::
Liverpool, 18,/t Octdber, 1836 .

THE HORSE, THE DOG, AND TRH COW.
Printed upon a very large sheet, to hang upon the wall, is. 6d.;
on stout pasteboard, 25.1 or folded in a neat caie fur the
• pocket, 25,:6,1.;, Seventh Edition,
QMALL'S VETERINARY TABLET. Being a Concise
ki Account of the Diseases of Horses, Cattle, and Dogs, with
their Cause, Symptoms, anti Cure; to which are
.added, nume-
rous valuable It eeipes.
"This synopsis, written by an able and experienced veteri-
nary surgeon, possesses information superior to any of its kind
previously, given even in extensive publications. It has also
another advantage, in compression of the matter. and the clear-
ness of the explanations and instructions. In short, it is a
work so excellent, portable, and 'cheap, th• we believe few per-
sons interested in the subject will be isaeil without being
,possessed of ' Small's Veterinary ' , et."—Yurklierald.
" Here we have at one view, in et, the useful essence of all
or practised on these sajects,
that has been written and Mr.
,Sivall, the author, though little in name, has succeeded most
admirably in a great undertaking, and fur the' smnll price of
half-a-crown."—
liell's Life in London.
"It is the best specimen (1 lunch Information Comprised in
,small compass weever saw."—Doinfries Herald,
"Tile diseases, causes, symptinns, andacureS, are. arranged 'in
and easy • f renCe,
different columns; anti being of prompt
iivne nt the
iil'ilsatis4u'i'S'fh i animals
the ' to
'the sheet cannot fail to be' highly 'useful to numerous're e
which tP. refers.ere°n':
V avoided' tectii3niCatittilts
' having interest
are also
g
atfoes of horSes; and
for blood-letting; and other external o eta
comprehended by farinersand others, whntuely.l7i4welole
which, as the
author has very proper!
cb,iesejoansitlyo
`put them in praetice."—dberdeen'Journhk

FIFTH EDITiON.
With the Scotch Law regarding the Sale and Warranty of
Horses.
ADVICE TO PURCHASERS OF HORSES.
Being a Short and Familiar Treatise on the Exterior Confor-
motion: of the Eloise, the Nature of Soundness and Unsound-
ness, the Laws relating to Sale and Warranty, with copidus
Direction for Discovering Unsoundness prior to purchase.
By 'J. Stewart, Veterinary Surgeon, and Professor-of Veteri-
nary Surgery in the Andersonian University.
Ills manual, though of small size, is far frombeing °fantail
value, and cannot tail to be' useful not only to farmers, inn-
keepers, and others engaged in posting, but also to every one
who may have occasion to• purchase a • useful and serviceable
the . 11.riX_1119' t horse. If a person make himself master o
con-
tains,_he will be fully. prepared to select a sound annual, as 'yell
as to detect and prevent the imposition of ordinary horse
alre• land
It also contains au expose' of. the laws relating
wart anty horses, which cannot be too well known,
et_boescyaus.eu,nto.
borrow the motto of the work, the buyer need of
I. 12
dred eyes, but the seller of only one.' "—Stir!
jau•bich every
becoming
tyro Tilititsheisaartuo
fexhcorsel.idnegal
utiassehfuo
should
ldlitltolseeno Ztanivolume,
itne
possessed of."—Untnfries Courier.
" We can affirm, with much confidence, we know of no
Nisgi lecuuoi.ictaiadrripiu:sibegildi:Eisooln. smalli n bai ch
spaces omaunedh practically
trifling useful
arucl oms ta. matter
W. R. M`Phun, publiither, Glasgow: Sold by G.
Paradise-areel, Liverpool, and did other Ilooksellets.

.
THE TIMES (at, LorinoN) AND THE EVENING
MAIL.
THE TIMES is SUPPLIRD every Morning at Subscribers'
Houses, before Breakfast at the Name. Price as charged of
the Office in London, from 48, Lord-street, Subscribers.having
No NovsvErmits' PROFITS 10 PAY, and no Extra Charge
•is made for delivery.
THE TIMES is forward.ea to all parti/tif North and South
Lancashire, Chester, North Wales, frOrand Isle of Man and
'the United States, on the same TerMs:
'nits OFFIca IS THN oNt.x.nrsu at which Owners and Cap.
tains of Vessels, and the Public generally, can be supplied with
the Times at the.trade charges.
The Evening Mall, pnhiished at the Times Of see. on Monday‘
Wednesdays, and Fridays, containing the New of the Week,
is also forwarded on.the-same terms, viz., 3d. each Piper.
L. 'l'. GASK ILL, Agent.

'rum ROYAL BANK OF LIVERPOOL.
A CALL of „i'lso per Share, (teelittig Witt' the prerioni
/A. payments ,e4(10 per Share) Itaviog eft made by the
Directors of this Compeer, the Sbarelin . ste revested to
pay the same at the Rank., 15, Water-, et, on or before the
Ist February, 1837.
Kt order, .1. CHAFFERS, Manager.
Bank, Water-strea, 10th October, 1831.

TO THE PltoPltlErmis OF SHARES OF 'FHB
EDINKTUGH. LI4'.ITII, AND NEWHAVEN RAIL-
WAY COMPANY.

runt' DIRECTOBS request n SPECIAL GENERAL
MEETINt; of the PIWPR EI:ORS_ of -SHARE*.
said COMPANY, within the RnraL ilirf EDISBOiGH;
on MONDAY, the3lgt instant, at Two '414 o teccive a Report
by the Directors, and- other Business.
By order of the Board. J. R. ST DART, Secretary.
Edinhurgh, 15th aqvii,r. 1836.
All Parties who have not forwarded ihtir Scrip to he ex( hanged
for Certificates are partiCnlarly rcqncsted to send then, regular-
ly endorsed, to my 011 ice.• No. 10, Exchange alley, on or [whirs
Friday, tha2SthOc.tobr instant. RICHARD DAWSON.

TEETH,
mA DR OF INCORRODIfiLIi SUBSTANCES, AND
L'S ►:RR
niAL SUCCE N M,

Fon prtLING ORCAYRO-TRETO, WITHOUT HEAT OR Tnnsiung.

MONS. MA LLAN SURGEON DENTIST,
-Ili, Bol.D-STREET. lA% eite,isin,
Of the firm of Mallan and Sons. 32, Gre ./Nussell-stret.t, Blooms-
bury-square, and 10, Ludete.h• , City, Laudon,
STILL continue to restore DECA le' ',ll 1 EETII with their
kJ CELEBRATED MINERAL SUCCEDANEUM loin'.
versally recommended by the FACULTY of London and Paris.
The operation is performed in a few s,•confls. without the slightest
PAIN, uIiAT, Or PR ESSUR E,, and allays the must excro-
elating pain, and laqiiig for illauy years ; also I' ASTFN
LOOSE TEET IL whether ;griming from age, neglect, ordibease
in the Gums. INCORRODIBLE ARTIFICIA L and NA-
' TURAL TEETH placed, from one to a complete set, which
ale incapable of discolouration or curiosion, and fixed without
the ineumorance of wires or any•otlier ligatures, Aug, aniwet
every purpose. of ARTICULATION and MASTICATION.
. Charges as. in Paris.—Artitici4 Teeth Repaired.

111GESTIVE or-DINNER PILLS, for assisting Digestion,
correcting Acidity, preventing and removing FlatulenCe,
Oppression of the Chest, Heartburn, Nausea, Giddiness, Head-
aches-. Disorders of the Stomach, and Bilious Affections.
• Of all-the Complaints to which the human frame is liable, few
are more distressing. and none-more common, than a disordered
state of the Stomach, arising from Weaknewor D,,rangement
of the Digestive Organs, and attended with Flatulence, Acidity,
Pains iu the Stomach, Giddiness,ead-ache, anti Heartburn.
Experience has satisfactorily provirfjdAbat these Pills-are emi-
nently calculated to remove those painful effects, and• to prevent
.their recurrence, by giving a healthy tone and. renewed vigour
to the digestive powers. By taking two or three Pills en hour
before dinner,- the process of digestion is greatly assisted, and-,
by- the occasional use of them, the stomach will be'preserved its
a sound and healthy state. As a preventive of severe bilious
attacks, these Pills are particularly recommended ; and to per-
- sons, about to take long voyages, or to undergo a change of cli=
mate, they will be found highly useful. As au effectual, though:
gentle aperient, they will ever prove a. most valuable family.
• medicine; and, as they do not contain Hoy preparation-of cabs:-
mel, no alteration- of diet nor confinement to the house is- -
requisite. .. -
Prepared only.-by 31.. 0.. Wray, fit No. 118, Ilolborn-hill;
and si,ld •Wholesalit by Messrs. :tare ay and Sons, No. 9.5.,
Farringdon-street-; Butler, No. 4, Cheapside; Sutton and Co.
No. 10, Bow Church-yard ; Messrs. Newbery and Sons, No. 4k-
St. Paul's Church-yard ; and retail by Straining, Gate of the
Royal Etc:hinge ; Sanger, 'No. 150, Oxford-street-; Lowe ,and
Ilorublower,• No. 47, Blackfriar's-road, London;- and all re-
spectable Patent Medicine Venders in-Town and Country,' at
2s. 91.. -Is. 6il:, and I Is. each-Box.—N.ll. Be particular to ask-
for " Wray's Digestive or Dinner Pills."'
Agents for Liverpool: Mr. M %Minn!). and Messrs. Ross
and Ntort-ritsoALa, Chroniele-Office.

Where also may be had, WRA I'S justly celebrated BAL-.
SAMIC PILLS, for Local Debility. Affections of the Kiduelt,•
Lumbago, &c.—A ur E A V ELTON IC POWD ER S arid
PILLS, a certain Specific for the removal of Secondary Sym.p-'
toms, Eruptions of the Skin, Scorbutic and Glandular Affections,
Pains in- the Bones, Ulcerated Sore Throat, Chronic Rheu-
matism, Scrofula, Local and General Debility, Loss of Appetite,
Depression of Spirits, and all Diseases arising from an impure•
state of the BIood.—CONCENTRATF:D ESSENCE- of
JAMAICA GINGER, an invaluable Remedy for Flatulente,!,
Pain in the Stomach, Gout, Rheumatism, &c. and in °scaliest,
adjunct to Seidlstz Powders, for Debilitated Constitutions-- irt
.bottles. at 2s. 2d. each, duty included.—AßOMATlC SPCCIP
1-)LAsTEtts, strongly recommended for all Affections of the
'Chest,ll:s. ,and. is. 6d. each.—The only warehbose for Wray's
Pectoral Lozenges, Cough Pills. Chalybeate-German'Seidlltz
Powders, and other useful Family Nltrlicines.

• ay His HoPesty's Royal Aulh(aity.
PROFESSOR SNITEDOUR'S lINGEAN PILLS.

FOR the effectual extirpation of every species and symptrni'
of the Syphilitic Disease,and the many disorders arising frbut,
improper treatment.
Prepared and sold by the sole Proprietor, at No. 4.1. Sftl-.
street, Liverpool. (four doors from Slater-street) *ri boxes. at'
2s. 9d. and 4s. M. each.
4*--.With each box is given directionS how takethese'Pills,
and observations on points, beneficial to tlw atient. being Mint
worth knowing, by those whoi are, or havebeen" suffereti froil
this dreadful and -devastating malady.

" Venienti occurite morbo."

"Oppose the disease in its infancy."
"These, 0 sinful pleasures, these are thy trophies-11s thus
co-operating with the foe of God and man, thou degradest hu-
man nature and blasteth' the opening prospecti of human' fe-
ticity."—Bt:s in.
So said Professor Svredour, when he discovered his. grand
PANACEA for this Complaint, The "flygean Pals." (then un-
known to the annals of medical discoveries,)as a specific, retne-
dy to exterminate from the system, that intruder on the plea-
suresTrequently imbibed in moments of inebri:ttion, or thought-
lessness tnever itid a' discovery excite a
sought
after
' with avidity, and used with inuieViatint
success in the most minute and intricate cases of the delicate
complaint, for the cure of Which, they have been so long ceiot.
brated. The fame of these Pills throughout fiermanyi caused
their speedy introduction into almost every country, and ail-
drevses mete presented to the talented Professor Swedour WhtS
tilled the chair at Leyden University, congratulatory of the 'cir.
et,„,gt,,nce. The certainty with which they were continually
tademimi,nist:ecroeadt.inceatintiT
watatresttheedybviy.etrneant
iyle ithousands,nsepaart in fact dirrink
h le comnanion
and safeguard of the soldier, in all cases where the slighteq
slopiri,,n of infection was entertaine& What Medicine can'be
•
more appropriate than that'Which has given such general siitii-
faction. The II ygean Pills root out every particle of theiusid-
irons poison, purifying' in their progress the wholeinasi of fluids,
they not only remove the disease, but renovate•bytheir action
the different functions of the body-=expelling the grossei'hu-
inours and in a manner so mild and imperceptible as to' con-
vince the most sceptiCal of their astonishing and unequalled
powers, they neither
contain mercury'or any other mineral,
and may he taken without the slightest .suspicion of discovery=
they require no restraint of diet, loss of time; or hindrance of
business. The Ilygean Pills may he depended upon as a cer-
tain cure by persons of either sex, in all stages of a certain -dis-
ease, and fruit without producing the least inconvenience. At
-any period when the slightest stispicion may 'exist, it' win be
Well to,have recourse to the II vgean Pills, for wheirtaken.-7
fore. the disease has made its appearance it nets as a certain
preventive, remOving the complaint effectually and • secOtli.
`T
he deplorable state' in which many perions have been vrhin
visiting the proprietor from the use of mercury,' renders- it iin-
peratively 'necessarrto caution the public against -that 'danger-
eus'mineral when injudiciously administert,d:
Dr Davieson will'attend daily at his-reSidence; No. 51; SOEI
'street, Liverpool, from Eight in the meriting until Teh al./tight
(on Sundays from Nina till Two,) where he gives advice to- al
applicants takiag'anv of his preparations; WITHOI T
Letters (post-paid) enclosing a remittance, answered byy re-
turn, and Medicines punctually transmitted' to any addreYs,
either"by initials or -name. . .

IMPORTANRII";IDAIIZOI.ETIy II'2NkINNIEDICINT-
EFAY'S GRAND PONIAIADE.—This extraordinary
: J Prepatation cures, bY two or three external applkaiiil"l,
'id Douroreut; Gout, Rheumatisni, Lumbegn; and Sciatica,
and all painful Affections of the Nerves, giving instantaneous
relief in the most severe -paroxysms. It has been extensively
employed in the public and private practice of several French
physicians, who have declared that in no gole have they found
it to. fail in curing thiise formidable.tand/fOrmenting trtafadtes.
Since itsintroductioa into England, 1- as in every case fully
England,
maintained the high character its rivalled success 'has- ob-
tained for it on the Continent: I tient. •who had for Yedrs
drawn on a miserable existence. and Maay who had
hillsost the use
reran ine; morphia, colchium,
of their limbs by rheumatism' arid paralysis, have, - iip.
plications; been restored to health. strength, and contort, after
electricity, galvanism; blisterilig-
Paralytic Affections, Contracted and Stiff
and all the usual remedies. had been found useless: Its "nsto-
so elliDgs, Pains of the Chest and a . s
uishing and alto' miraculous effects have also heart expe-
rienced in the cure of Nervous and Rheumatic' Pails 'of -the
ar
ithout fear of in'
ChronicJoints,lle a aGnldtlahnelcu''uilieltisni, Palpitation of Heart, Difficultmlt 1
Re-
spiration,restraint from busi i
&C. It requires no
sure.lt does not cause any eruption, and , ntts or prta-
. may be applidd.to
So/.1 by the appointment of Jean I tf jury.
the most beautiful skin w
sole Agent; Stirling, Chemist, No. i: 4y, the Inventor, by his
pel, who will answer any inqUiries (if ' High-street, Whitecka-
specting it, and also show lettersby letter, post-paid) re-
tients who have benefited by ' received from 'numerous •pa-
any part of the world, upon 'its application. It can be seat to
part of London carriage enclosing a remittance, anti any
Norica.—As there is free. Sold in Pots at 4s. 6d. eath.'
see that the name "J. „E‘tv spurious imitation, it is requiiiite to
vernment Stamp, outside .. Stirling." is' engraved on the 'Go-
it cannot be the wrapper, without which -security
genuine.
Aen •
'
g ts..--(J.Nlawhood, 20,South J h '
nall, Howell, Roberts B o n sheet, Priestley; Aspi-
, radford,'Rawson,-Neale. Gerdes, Wag-
staff and Swift, Live I' B
... tllOO , ' ownittp .and.Lisw, Harker; Tititor,
Chemists, Manch ' '
ester • tr,cowetoft,• llultutt; Isbet woed,.•Pre.s-
-i tow; and all:Medi 'me 'V , endurs.-