The Liverpool Standard and General Commercial Advertiser.
Liverpool, Merseyside, England, 1838-01-23 00:00:00

Nabigation.: -
For GREENOCK and GLASG v,
With Goods end Passenyers. Three Ti, s o Week,
- • EVERY TUESDAY, THURSDAY, -A SATURDAY.
The City of Glasgow Steatn.pac Company's Vessels
COM MO lt E,
Captain ItoliT. EWING,
4/ \,4 CITY OF GLASGOW. (New Steamer,)
A,
Captain JOHN BOYD,
VULCAN,
Captain C. FKact-soN,
as under, from the Clarence Dock, (will' or without pilots,)
The VULCAN. THIS DAY, (Tuesday,) the /Id instant, at.
Eight o'clock in the Evening.
The CITY OF GLASGOW, on THURSDAY next, the 23th
instant, at Ten o'clock in the Morning.
The VULCAN, OD.SATURDAY next, the 27th instant, at
Twelve o'clock at Noon.
The CITY OF GLASGOW, on TUESDAY next, the 30th
instant, at Two o'clock in the Afternoon.
The accommodations of these Vessels are well-known to be
first-rate. The speed of the City of Glasgow is unrivalled.
Apply to DAVID M•IVER and Co.,
34, Water-street.
CZP. The new Steam-ship COMMODORE, considered to be
'the most able and complete Steamer afloat at the present day,
is expected to sail from this port the first week in'Fetnuary.

For DUBLIN AND BELFAST.
THE CITY OF DUBLIN
$114141! - STEAM-PACKET COMPANY,
INCORPORATED BY ACT. OF P4I.V.L44IIENT.
ife above Company sail their Vessels,-(with or without
Pilots,) taking Goods and Passengers to the following ports,
namely,
. DUBLIN Daily.

To BELFAST,, every I.Verlnestiay..
The new Steamer ATri LONE, To-ranow, (Wednesday,'
the 24th instant, at Eight o'clock in
..he Evening. from the
Clarence Dock.

• The pi inciple of this Company is that of attaching all lin-
torters and Exporters by a Division of the Profits among them,
after pa!, inent. of the Dividends—thus creating a community of
interests between the Shippers and Shareholders—a principle
avhich will best guarantee to its Proprietors a certainty of their
bividen,ls, and to Shippers of all descriptions of Goods and
Live Stuck the having. a well supported Establishment of first-
class Steamers, and the lowest rate of Freight compatible with
a due attention to their maintenance.
Apply to SAMUEL, PERRY, 27, Water-street.

.stioa.r. SEA VOYAGE gr. EXPEDITIOUS ROUTE TO
• ; BELFAST AND NEWRY, via ARDGLASS.
' ' • The County of Down and Liverpool Steam-Packet
•fi t • Company's, new and powerful Steam.ship
4 (.• Ik.
VICTOR[,
(370 tons registet orse power,)
ABERD uN mainlander.;
Is appointed to sail with Goods a assengers. during the
:Month of JANUARY, from this Po , for ARDGLASS and
13TRANGFORD LOUGH every Tuesday, from Clarence
4.)ockrat the following hours
• Tuesday next, the 2311 January, at 7 in the Evening.
And from ARDGLASS and ST„RANGFORD LOUGH for
,LEVERPOOL, Every Saturday, leaving the latter place at
-Seven o'clock in the Evening.
The accommodations of this Vessel for Passengers are very
superior—her speed is almost unrivalled; her longest passage
since site.took the Station has not exceeded twelve hours, and
in moderate weather is performed to from ten to eleven hours.
• Coaches run regularly to Belfast and Newry, and Passengers
Wishing to avoid tong sea passages will find this conveyance
most desirable and worthy of support.
Cabin Passage (int.:lading Steward's Fee) 17s. 6(1.
Deck
Apply to CROZIER and Co.. Agents, 13, Goree-piazzas.

. BRITISH WINE COMPANY OF scoTLA&D, . '
Hanorer-street, corner ,<Wood-strret.
BRITISH WINES. HIM-ILA ''D WIIISIitY, AND
EDINBURGH. ALES. '
'Lk/DONALD and Co.. of Leith, will OP ', by the Ist of
/i
January, 1.835, a BRA NCH or their SINESS, under
the title of the " British Wine Company 'cotland," in those
Premises, head a HANOVER-STRELT, CO er of Wood-street,.
lately occupied by Messrs. Bretherton anti Ruskin, and pre-
viously by the Water. Compan v. Their Ginger, Raisin, Con-
stantia. Gooseberry, Damson, Cowslip, and other WIN ES,
have hitherto been so get,erally admired as to enable them with
confidence to recommend them to the Families and Trade of
Liverpool as being superior to many' Wines of Foreign growth.
MA). and Co. haying connexion with the Provincial Small
Still Whiskey Distilleries in the North and West Highlands of
Scotland. can assure their Friends and Customers, being sup-
plied With•the choicest MOUNTAIN DEW,' from the Store,
Hanover-street, in quantities of Two Gallons and upwards, or,
direct from the Distillery in Casks of 20 Gallons.
• M`D. and Co.'Will devote particular attention to the selection
of Edinburgh antl,Alloa ALES, which Dealers and Families
can be supplied. wit Vin quantities of 2 bozeus or upwards.
- British Wines, 15s. per Dozen
Ilizhland Whisky, 16s. and 18s. I Terms, Two Months' ere-
, Pt'r Gallon, strong }- dit, or 21; per Cent. Dis-
-I"dielargh and 'Anna Ales, 6s. I count for Cash.
andSs. per Dozen. J
'Attached to the Premises is an excellent Vault for Bonding
""r,inet in which M'D. and Co. could at present Store from 80,
to 100 Pipes, at a moderate rent.
'TWirtiiiuniCations, addiesed to Mr. THOMAS Piston, British
wine Company of Scotland, Hanover-street, Liverpool, will
be ptinctually attended to. ___

SOLUBLE. COCOA.
IIAYLOR BROTHERS, Inventors and 861 e MANUFAC-
-1 TURERti of this hieh:y esteemel preparation, in offering
their acknowledgments fur the extensive and increasing public
patronage it has met with, beg to caution the consumers against
certain SPURIOUS IMI CATIONS, which, though soynewhat
resembling the, appearance, are Welly. devoid of the ssential
and. PECULIAR PROPERTIES of the origin• and only
genuine article. These counterfeits having been posed upon
the public in an unpacked state, having led.to merous cum-
Phints, calculated to bring the preparation i t isrepute; upon
investigation it has been found that in ever ase of. complaint
there Iris. been IMPOSITION PRAcTis .To guard against
recurrences of these, PURCHASERS are requested to ask fur
TAYLOR BROTHERS' SOLUBLE COCOA, in Packets,
which bear their name, with directions fur use; or if required
unpacked, to- be particular in asking for TAYLOR BRO-
THERS' Soluble Cocoa loose, from such respectable• Retailers
as can be delieuded upon. •
After any article has been before the public many years, the
best testimony of its excellence is the GENERAL DEM AND for it,
this. added. to their lene held. conviction of its value, affords
TAy,Log BROTH ERS the fullest confidence in recommend-
ing it to those who have not yet made trial of it, as at once an
AGREEABLE, NUTRITIOUS, ECoNutiIICAL, and CONVENIENT
BEVERAGE.

Toper sons of WEAK CONSTITUTION, and DELICATE or IR-
RITABLE DIGESTIVE ORGANS, it will he found invaluable, being
prepared with the greatest
,IA possible care, upon well tested prin-
ciples, by which the BOUNDANT OILY MATTER, so offensive
in the common prepiration, is neutralized; at the saine time it
is highly nutritious and soothing, is about HALF THE PRICE
ov COFFEE, and being entirely vested of the husk, and grosser
parts of the Nut, is WHOLLY CONVERTIBLE INTo NI;TItIMENT,
to the shortest possible time; whereas the Cornmon Cocoa re-
quires the tedious process of boiling and skimming, and leaves
irgreater proportion of sediment. It will keep good for any
reasonable length of time, and suffers no deterioration by change
Of climate.
Soli Wholesale. at their Manufactories, Brick-lane,
Whitechapel, Louckn, and Temple-court, Liverpool, ahere also
may he had TAYLOR BROTHERS' LONG APPROVED
CHOCOLATE, in ,Cakes, Powder, and Paste, and Retailed by
all respectable Grocers, Tea Dealers, and Oilmen, in the
Kinedom.

WRITING.
ELEGANT AND EXPEDITIOUS PENMANSHIP.

_ .
TEACHER OF THE A..IST OF WRITING
AND STENOGRAPHY, most respectfully informs the -Lilo-
Lite-
rary and Mercantile Town of Liverpool, and the. Public
generally, that he commences on TIIES I/A Y. the 26th instant, at
Mr. OWEN'S, Baker, 106, Dale-street, giving Lectures and
Instructions in the Art of Writing, in all its various characters
and proportions, upon communicative mathematical principles,
hitherto unknown, and by which any person of moderate ca-
picity may learn as much in a few hours as he could possibly
do in yeats by the common and- tedious imitative system which
is practiced in Schools generally.
Teachers engaged in the Instruction of Youth, as also Can-
didates for Public Schnels and Situati -.tumid, without delay,
qualify' themselves in every braach o is most useful and essen-
tial accomplishment, which Mr. M nighlin will engage to
effect in two or three days only.
Terms for the whole Course—'rwo Guineas.
Ladies are instructed in a most graceful and fashionable style
of Writing in Six or Seven Lessons. They are also instructed
to make Pens. Terms 15s. ; but it' in Classes of four in upwards,
10s: 6d.•each: The same. Terms for young Gentlemen in mer-
tantile or other offices. Persons who cannot write are taught
a-neat hand in ten or twelve Lessons, fur One Guinea.
The delightful Art of Shnrt Hand taught in Five Lessons,
for.los.6d. The beautiful Art of Large. Hand, without paint-
ing, taught in two or three Lessons. Every Teacher should be
well acquainted with this System, as it embraces the elegant
and ornamental art of flourishing and striking capitals by com-
mand of hand, which it would otherwise be in .vain to attempt.
Hours of attendance from Seven in the Morning until Ten in
the Evening.
'Note.---All terms, according to agreement, paid in advance,
without exception. .
•M r. APLoughlin has published a short, comprehensive, and
very easy Treatise on Short
,Hand. price 2s. 6d. He also has.
published a Treatise on the Beauties of Penmanship, embracing
all the rules, laws, and proportions of the art, which were never
vet sufficiently illustrated by any writer on the subject., This
Book is embellished with a plate and diagrams, representing
the varied combinations of the characters which they illustrate.
Price ss. To be had it his Writing, Rooms only.
This Book should be in the hands of every Teacher, without
exception. It should also he in the hands of Committees.super-
intendints Public Seminaries, to enable them to examine the
respective Candidates.
-Mr. MiLeughlin, anxious to make known the merits of his
System•of Writing as much as possible, is well aware that no
medium is.hetter calculated to extend a knowledge of the same
than its general introduction into seminaries and schools of
general education, by which method (which he has practised
for many years) he has had the pleasure of imparting this de-
sirable acquisition to a very large number of young Gentlemen
attending the principal Colleges and Academies in this country,
and also to Youths attending Boarding Scholis and other Semi-
naries of Edocation, as may he seen by acknowledgments and
extremely flattering testimonials from" each institution, a frw
')!'which he has thought proper to affix at the end of his publi-
catinn. Therefore, Mr. 111'1.011..111in most respectfully intimates
that it is his intention to continue the same course, (which has
hProver) so beneficial to those several institutions which he has
ad the honour of visiting,) anti intends constantly to reside
in this town, giving public and priVate instructions as a Teacher
of Penmanship &c