The Liverpool Standard and General Commercial Advertiser.
Liverpool, Merseyside, England, 1841-04-06 00:00:00

TO PARENTS AND TEACHERS

A SERMON, specially addressed to Children, will be
preached in ST. MARK'S CHußrOn the Morning of
EASTER MONDAY, the 12th inata , by the Rev. B. A.
MARSHALL, B.A.
Service will commence at Eleven o'clock.

LIVERPOOL AUXILIARY CHURCH MISSIONARY
ASSOCIATION.
/SHE ANNIVERSARY SERMONS in aid of the above
Society will he preached (n. v.) in this Town on SUNDAY,
16th May, and the PUBLIC MEETINGS on MONDAY and
TUESDAY, the 17th and 18th May. The Gentle-
men have been appointed a Deputation from the Parent
Society :

Rev: Professor SCHOLEFIEI:I3, MA., Trinity College,
Cambridge.

Rev. EDWIN SIDNEY, A.M., Rector of Acle, Norfolk.
Rev. J. H. WOODWARD, Incumbent of St. James's,
Bristol.

Rev. J. E. WHITE, A.M., Secretary to the Church Mis-
sionary Society.

Further particulars will be duly notified

PARISH OF WALTON-ON-THE-HILL, IN THE
COUNTY OF LANCASTER.

NTOTICE IS HEREBY GIVEN that the ANNUAL
L VESTRY MEETING will be held in the PARISH
CHURCH, according to ancient custom, on EASTER TUES•
DAY, the 13th day of April instant„ at... Eleven o'clock in the
Morning, for the purpose of audidnt and passing the Ac-
counts of the present ChurchwardAts, for the electing Churh-
wardens for the year ensuing, for laying a Rate, and for
transacting the general business of the Parish.—Dated this
sth day of April, 1841.
THOS. BIRKETT, 1 Churchwardens
JOHN BROADBENT, of the Parish.'

MAISON DE LYON, 48, BOLD-STREET,

INUNDATIONS IN

F/R A N C E.

CRIPPS & SC URFIEI4)
Have the honour of submitting to the PubHc several Thousand

SILK AND CASHMERE igHAWIS,-----""
purchased from one of the sufferers ro y the recent Inunda-

tions in France)

It is not generally known, ifitd,Wihat dreadful calamity,
property to the amount of
FIVE MILLIONS FRANCS
have been destroyed.
C. and S., on their recent tour through that district, have
become extensive buyers, at
LOW PRICES,
in consequence of the general depression and ruin.
This extensive purchase embraces every thing new and
beautiful FOR THE SEASON, and at
such prices as cannot fail to raise them a step higher in
public estimation. The whole will be sold at their usual
SMALL SCALE OF PROFIT,
as the surest guarantee to a large and immediate consumption.

A SALESMAN of first-rate ability WANTED. Salary
liberal to a good hand.

WATERLOO HOUSE,
CHURCH-STREET,
(BOTTOM OF BOLD-STREET')
BROTHERS beg to nnounce to the
WILLIAMSV,' Ladies of Liverpool and its vici ty the arrival of
Mr. E. WILLIAMS from the English a Scotch Markets,
with a NEW and FASHIONABLESOCK of GOODS,
si
adapted for the present Season. The If:ranches of the Trade
to which their attention has been more particularly devoted
consist of SHAWLS, SATINETTES, MOUSSELINES
DE LAINE, PRINTS, and LINENS, of which there is an
immense import, at prices much under any previously
quoted.
The SHAWL DEPARTMENT embraces all the NO-
VELTIES from the PARISIAN, NORWICH, and
SCOTCH MARKETS, in Chines Long and Squares, at
about ONE HALF the Price charged at any exclusive
Shawl House. Quoting a few prices will be sufficient to
convince Ladies that there is an actual saving of about 50
per cent. A Lot of RICH CHINE and SATIN SHAWLS,
the Full Square, for 265. 6d. ; Bordered Cashmere Shawls,
of the largest size, 12s. 9d., in reality worth 255. The
SATINETTE and SILK DEPARTMENTS are replete in
every Novelty and Costume in French and English ; a few
colours in Satinette, at 234 d., and every shade, of superior
quality, at 2s. Sid. ; Plain Ducapes, 161 d, the yard ; in every
colour 231 d., the actual value 3s. The FRENCH MOU-
SELINES DE LAINE are from the most eminent Parisian
Printers, and excel any previously offered to the Public. A
Lot of British de Laines, of superior cloths and excellent
styles, at ss. 6d. the full Dress, colours warranted. The
PRINTED CAMBRICS require no comment, as this has
been a noted Print House for thirty-five years.

W. B. begs to inform those Ladies who were disappointed
in securing a Piece of the last Box of LINENS, that they
have now on hand a Case, at 255. 9d. the Piece of twenty-six
yards, equal if not superior in quality to the last, so de-
servedly sought after. Prime Linen Sheetings, 21 yards
wide, at 201 d. the yard; Damasks, and Damask Cloths, &c.,
proportionably cheap. Immense Lots of MUSLIN COL-
LARS, of the most costly work, at incredibly low prices
hundreds of them for Lace, at Sid. each, positively under
the workers' charges. About 300 dozens of LADIES'
COTTON and SILK HOSE, purchased in Winter, will be
Sold without reserve, under the makers' first cost.
WILLIAMS BROTHERS,
WATERLOO-PLACE, BOTTOM OF BOLD-STREET.

WAL FISK and SON beg to inform the Gentry of Liver-
pool and its Vicinity, that they have taken that com-
modious House and Shop, 45, CASTLE-STREET, corner of
Orange-court, intending to OPEN:it THIS DAY, the
6th instant, in the COOKING and CONFECTIONERY
BUSINESS, most humbly soliciting their patronage and
support. They will have, daily, a variety of superior Soups,
Jellies, Ices, and all kinds of Goods suitable for Luncheons,
&c.
W. F. begs to inform his numerous Friends that he will
continue his Cooking Establishment, No. 3, St. Luke's-
place, top of Bold-street, as usual.