The Liverpool Standard and General Commercial Advertiser.
Liverpool, Merseyside, England, 1838-03-13 00:00:00

DIED.

On the Ist December, at Sierra Leone, aged 19, John Lewis, only
son of Strs. Lewis, Virgil-st.teet, and sem"r apprentice on hoard the
Planter. No better eulogium call be passed on the deceased than the
following extract from his captain's letter:—" I have lost my very
Lest apprentice and most promising young man." • .
On the 15th ult. aged 9 months, Jane. voungest daughter ; an& on
the 4th instant. aged 28 years, Jane, wife of Ms. John Mellor, jun.
spirit-merchant, Marybone.
On the 18th ultimo, at Whitchurch, Salop. after lingering illness,
de ply regretted by .11 who knew him, Mr. Ellis. Minds, many yearg
Y of a respectable boardlnparhool. :-•
the 4th instant, aged 28, Mr. Edward Evans, Bridport-street, son,
of Mrs. Jane Evans. Drury-lane. deeply regretted.
On the sth instant, Martha, the wife of Mr. Thomas Leicester, 130- .
liogton-street. ,

Same day, aged 38, Mrs. McKay, wife of Mr. McKat. wine and
spirit-dealer, Parker-street, when living she was a kind mother and a
i vin, wife.

On Tuesday last, at the earl's seat, of Cottsrnore, in Rutlandshire.
the Countess of Lonsdale. Her ladyship Was a sister of the Earl of.
Westmoreland and was born in 1761. The amiable manners of.thie
noble lady, anti the grace as well as coodnr;ss which distinsmisbed her
conduct and deportment, will be affecttonately. remembered, TIC* Only
by her family tut by all who had t .e honour of her ladyship's ac-
quaintance.

Same day. aged 89, Catherine Shorroek,, Preston.
On Wednesday last, at the house of her 'daughter. in Burlington.
street, aged 60, Mrs. Glover.. relict of the late Mr. Charles Glovr,t,
deeply regretted.
On Thursday last, aged 7 years, Judith Ann. daughter of Mr. Rob
Couster. •__
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On Friday last. Mr. Benjamin Barrett, commercial traveller. bite in
the employ of Mr_ James Hall, wholesale grocer, much. and deservedly
respected by all who hail the pleasure of his acquaintance.
Same day, at the Asylum, to which he had been renioved.hi4
domestic calamities having deprived him of reason, Alderman Win-
chester, of London.
On Saturday last, Mr Joseph Burroughs, grocer. Bevington-hill.
Same any. after a short illness, aged 45, Mr. Matthew Foster, block,
maker, N orfolk-st reet,much and deservedly respected by his numeroull
friends and acquaintances.
Yesterday, tvir. John Cheetham, export surveyor, in the '66th year
of his age.

LIVERPOOL:
TUESDAY, MARCH 13. 1838. •
eItINTED AND i'UriLISDED
TUESDAY AND FRIDAY MORNING,
BY RICIIARD PATTISSON.
(Residence. Vi/Zaire of Waverlree,)
At
$0.4. Noarit CitaseeNT,'CASTLR-STUttni, LIVERPOOL.
EVERY
Orders and Advertisements are received by Megan. Newton and
Co., Warwick-square; Barker, Fleet-street: Deacon Walhrook ;
lteynell. Chancery-lane; Lawson St Barker, Birchin:lane; Joseph
Thomas, 1, Fineh-lane, Cornhill: Munden Hamond, y 7, Loral.
bard•street Mitchell, 8, Bed Lion...conrt, Fleet-street ; Clarke
and Lewis. 4, Crown,court. Threadneedle-street; at Garraway's
at the London Com-It...rein! Coffee- notise, Mincintt,lane; at the
Jerusalem Coffeehouse, •, Chapter Coffee-house. Pater-
mister-row ; North and South American Coffee.honse, Thread-
needle-street ; and J. Jenkins, General Advertising-office. 17.
Southampton-buildings, London; by Messrs. J ot.l.ston and Co.
and Mr. John Lee, at his Newspaper and Advertisement Agency
Office, Henry-street, Dublin; Mr. M'Phun. Glasgow; Mr.
Wheeler, Excliang..-street, and Mr. Lewis. Market-street, Man-
chester: Mr. Mallet, Bookseller, Warrington Mr. Clarke, Pilot-
office. Preston ; and Mr. Cootie, 33, Union.street, Birmingham.

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4ate. The tines A 1 Liverpool-bitilt Barque .
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• HEARTS RESOLVED, AND HANDS PREPAREDs THE BLESSINGS THEY ENJOY To GUARD !-Smetes.seer.
si,,illeeons.register, newly coppered,„ well-known as a reinarkably °*. __________ ..
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kor terms,- &c. altply to'Messrs. Tee Lon, PoTTER and Co. ; - • - , .
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V;4LUABLE• LAND-1N SOUTH CASTLE=STREE:T. - -.., . - -
SALE IN PUICE-STREET.. ' , 4 . . .
,-IsANI,t,.Yo.,ANTaIe.e
It!',OOI44:',TAYLOII.,
.P.OTTER, and Co. ;to .13ttee and STAR- . By Mr. T. BRANCH,
..JNusEt-l'ilrat bLI i srhrell s'll'Uti it le(-3,IL)I-eln4(.:2, it''(
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.- -e--- - W. N..MOOttlea . _By order if the Executors • • By•MaSSrs. THOS. WI NSTAN LEY and SONS, On THURSDAY next, the 15th instant, at Eleven e'ettiek, on the • Weekly and Monthly, in a neat wra'
' • - • - On Te oitsoay, tbe 22d instant, at one o'clock, subject to such
This week's• number contains 'authentic part itself
Rumford-buildings,.2. Rumford-street. . Tuts DAY,. (Tuesday.) the 13i h instant, at One o'clock, at the rertniseie,„ .N 0.71. the upper end of Duke-street, nearly oppo-
•conditions'is mav then' be produced-, at the elatenden-eoome
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--....-----..--e ' Office uf Messrs. Priestley, Griffith, and Coe, Oldhall-st reet. e- s,, ` . - ,
.. ore:tweets-street, ,
•-e .' . - a soutna onn-street, did Puitrait (gratis) of •P. MURPHY, Esti.,
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Biikbe despatched-on the `2oth instant. - . • . . . Twee ty. Siatsisinurths of the Bargee (s A NGES, T'E yatuable Hou§guoLD ruRNauRE of. a Lady
A VE•RY videeble and desirable Plot of 13UILDING . e Weather Almanac." ' .
er • . Fer BATAVIA, : . . •
ee,,,,see.
~.13eieg the entire interest Of the late Adam Ludee
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. 4, LAND; haYing a front of 74feet to the west side of Cas- declines
. g housekeeping,. which comprises several hand- rir 1-1-E-SUNGEA,M.: a Jeurnal devoted to la
~...67.;..i,.: .• . (with
,leaVe to .ttiateli at- NI A DEIR A.l . . ;;AWOr '' , • Esq., intik, a
t :essel, . some Four-post and Camp 13ec1steads, with printed Calico
tlesstreet -raid runnine in depth 013 ' .a •d
t enu s-g teens to wlecti • • - and Music; enteraciti g Original leapers by
eeraelees The fine 'new. British builleßierque SUPERIOR,
.', -.'" .. - rh.e_ Ganges is 723 14-VlO tons register, and 56S tons' , ' " - • - ' • Furnitures excellent' Feither'Beds and anuro triate•Beddinir
r ... ..... . . .t. bas also a front of 38 feet, the whole contents being about • - ' • - ' • ' •,'• i . • •ses, of the day, and Posthumous 'Writings by
. e .otenivander; old
,ineasueement. . See -Was beat in St. Jobe, N. 8., in Cletobee, „, , . . painted Chamber Articles, Brussells. Kaleternanster, and ves es: ess
oaa square yeads. ..eir .. A i TER Se( 1 Terevi As C
4 Is ,burthere ner tegister '4ll 'Sons, coppered and copper-. -18.7.), of the beet Materials afferded bythe Preeince, end sae netien Carpets Sets of Moreen find Ptinted Window-Curtains, air p• • ' "r•
la t.' se. ' • • e • The Premises are hehl t
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from he Corperatien or Liverpool for . . - • . • ' - GEnToN BRIDGES, W. H. 1 iiL
s eited; and having &good part ofs her- cargo -ready to go 011 liils- binrce beeri fitted with ii-en knees and extrifastenings, under Mahogany Furniture, in s;ood condition, -in a hatidsome e ar'e,,
a term of 75 eears,• andare well ealculeted f e the perpose of - TuE ETTR
toatik-Will•he'punctually despatehed.-Fee freight or passage. the. seperiutendence of Lloyd's Sitrveyor at thie eort.:.--4;'or Celleret Sidebeaid, Cabinet, Sofas in Elair-eloth, Chairs, K. ' Irix'RglDG I"
r••• Beildina Sfhips, Warehmisee, and Offices, beine ode of the •• - °BEET .....tiliNs,. Lady Cam
UNly tii•Niessrs. MURIINY, SYmEt•ntitlto-,'or to •••• ~L, .. - invetitory ttf stores and. Curtner 'particulars applY on boat•d the . e Danner Card and Pembroke Ta.bles several Chest's of Dra were,
most- central sioiations for cominerce, auil in the principal -r" st ' . . ..-, .- , Mrs. Illnerreate &c. &c.
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BOLD and STARKEY. vesiel, Pri'lee's Durk; to toDGE,. PaienA it neaed C,O. • se. 6 , . . , . . ex k euders lire-irous n E ht-dav Cie le CI lea Glees, ORIGINA,L MUSIC B
thorouolifare frote' the Excharese. to the Neve Custum-house a - s ' • • •, a 'g s • (- ' i ' .
......e.________ . . ' PRIESTLEY, GRIFFITH, and COX. - , • " . . e • ' Kitchen Requisites, and ether useful Articles. •
• . . -.- •: . .. ~ -. • ..... — .- • Excese-otfice, Poet-office, &c. Bistro'', •Roesesete • • - Sole
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WEST INDIES. . . . - • ...-...-.........-....
Plans aud Partieulars are preparing, and may be had 'of To bevievSed To=tnorroSv- (Wednesday,) the 14th instant, BARNETT, - LoDER,• KA L
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vv ten . aia ogees. may be had on the Premises, or front Mr. T.
-.•-• . wEDNEstomr„.. MesSrs. To(is. WtssTAN LEY arp.l SUNS,- Atictioneers, Churcut- With adaptations anti arrangements I
'- ' Intended to-sail on-the 15th instant. ' •• .• • •• - street. 13e ANcti, Hanover-street. --
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.f•-•• To-,.....w, (Wedliesday,) the 14th. instant, at the Public .
e•;0.47.- For•BARBADOS, . HAYDN,. • •- .- aeozA RT, • WEI
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Th. IRLA?ds . Sele-rooin, Exehantie-builditios
e , By AIESSRS.••THOS. WINS'I'ANLEY &- SONS. . ' ' EXTENSIVE SALE IN SLATER-STREET.
. And all the-Old Masters.
.... , . The followinii•J EA :- By. Mr. T. BRANCH,
J. F. Dixorte Master. On Tit L usimr; the 22nd- instant; at One • o'clock ie the After- London:-G. 13erger, tittlywell-street, Street
?dr feeight or passisee--apply.to • - -•• • - 304 Chests 1-IYSON: . On TUEsDAy next, the 20th, and W.EueEsDay, the 21st instant,
' mem erecisely, at the Clarenskin-henns, South Johri-streete Ross aud Nightingale, bookeellerseLiverpool.
. ' - --- -•• : ,BAR'fON, IRLAM, and HIGGINSON. 73 H-alf chests IMPERIAL. at Eleven teclock each day, on the Premises, N 0.3, Slater-
. Liverpool,. settject tis conditionaef sale to be theu produced,
5e......5.. • • .....4 - • ....-...............-.......... . • 88' Halfsehesis.OUN POWDER,
-by order of the•Mbrtgayees:' . sktKeet,,by order cf the Executors,
Lately landed pee 'regi•issaral Williain Jardine; freinCatitou.- . fir E valuable HOUSEHOLD FURNITURE, China, Cut SUITABLE FOR. A PRIZE OR CLAS
-' ' . '' -" ' BFIFTISR. ABIEIEtICA-. ' - - _. , . LI.- 1 • 'P.I . f 1., • - ' db ' •
t sat lemur. Parcel o - AND, situate an ' eine, ou
. Apply te•Meisese JoHis Bi fair and Soiss, Merchants, or tO A..„ • .. . ..,•• . ~ Glass, Linen, elegant SiLvEti PLATE, includina a modern
a et west stele ot Seputon-street, in searringron, near Le- se A new edition, in twelves, price 65., c
_._ ~ IMOLYNEUX, TAYLOR; and Co., Broker's. , • • • -, re , a • Cruet •Fraine with richly-cut Glasses, Cream' Ewer, Sugar
,t-- --- - •• , To sail early in March.
Fdr sT.. .ANDIrEW'S', N. 8., • - . . •- . ....
..• - - - e e - .. • - a ~ • vcreomecontateing us front to.Sephton-street ots met o inches, i .„, . -
~. and'in front..to Queen-street South 55 feet 6 inches, and beng ,P , • •
asin Cups Spoons, &c. ; Twe capitel. Eiebt-day Clocks •
e T •
HE S'ruDENele'S ' GUIDE, desieneel, by-
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trans, to aid in forming eat! strengthening ,
.41:4-t-,*-. , • The • Berque F A-SW Be • , rriaDAv. . ...,_ 1 rv‘o modern GIGs wit
. _ . on the .north and south . sides eeverally 77 feet, be the se -dra -_ . _ - , h Heelless; valuable af. . .
HoeSe 0
,an and Mead Character, and Ha.bits of' Students,
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Geottene&retrooLE, Coinma.nder ; e - • - - dimensions thereof a little more or less; bounded on the math various other affecte. of the late James Battersay, Esq. . fession. By the Reve JOHN TODD, Author
On FiiiitAe , ,
next, the 16th instant, at. Twelve o'clock at the i es The Furniture cote ris's an ele -ant Dr win --room Suite in
Barthen per register'2ls torte:-e•For freight or passage apply to es, erry-street, on the south by Land and Premises belo•nging, • P e Z a g. , for Children," &c. Revised bv the' Itev. 'MC
Piiblic S'ale-roote, Exchateeesbuildings„. a range of rich Merino Damask Curtains for three Windows,
ffitcsees.•JolitaGLetustotes aud CO., or te' . to MraCristall, on the west .by tete said street called Queen- M.A., -Vicar of St, .Bride's,• Fleet-street, ant
. JAMES POOLE and Co. • • • 100043 ales Serat COTTON. .. ,
tstre.ets South, and ou the east by Sephlousstreet afore Sam. with-a Set of Eighteen Rosewood Chairs, and a Couch, to cor- English Literature and History ire-Kine's (lone
. Apply. to respond, a pair or beautiful celled Oak Card Tables, i I i 1
- • . . . . ... . .... .. . .. . And also all that wellraccustomed PUBLIC-HOUSE, or -Eaa-a- " Ites a work which does its atb s
u or very gi t
.. HOLLINSII EAD, TETLEY, and Co., Brokers. INN
.i. erected thereonecalled or known by the name of " The well Brass, and a Loo and Sore 'Cable; handsome cut-glass
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' sStifillt 'XiilligAticiii. ----- . - 7.--""--- - - •-•77 "1 New 'Brunswick Hotel," now in the octupation of William Caandelier, elegant Chineney and
.Dressing Glasses, a convex ou,oll to be-welt:tinted into -Ettelish Literature wi
Indeed, it is somewhat wortifyihn- that our wholt
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_-_-.—.... ' I .A.FTEIt FRIDAY NEXT. Wright. .. Mirror, Brussels, Kidderrniester, . and Venetian Carpets,
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not • I - ' . el 'l,f It)
previous y contain so guise a wore.or ....e pule
. • . e.--- - . And atso all those Three other MESSUAGES er DWEL- smelere Feneere and •Fireeirons, Mahogany Furniture in a large
' ae" • ''' e- ' - - - 'Fite NEW' YORK, ' -'.' . ~ • 04 account otivhons'it may concern. Magazine, October, 1836.
esaklities ~ . LI NG-HOUSES, with The small T1M131111.1 Y. ARD adjoining,, . min , Tables about fourteen feet lon..
Set of Sliding-frame D f, , . . '
•.' : '‘.l '.,,\.,, „ The pew anitpowerfalSteam Ship SIRIUS, Oti •WEDNESDAy, the 21st instant, at One • o'clock,' at John . e• " This ie- orient the•class of books which we
Sideboard, Couches, a• Library Book Case, Secretaires and withoutleelin ss- f • ' h I
regret t at we ourse.ves wee
._).e;.. I Lir e ''Tee• -- ' 700-treas; triid 320horse•power, ' , •• ' Strarid's'Offiee, Exchange-alley North; . h • 'lsi D •-M H - tell h
now.in t e occupatiou ot rs. awes, .r. ug les, an ug
Book Cases, Card, Pembroke, Lee. Weil, aud Library Tables, - •I'• o • , •
eSese''s;e'sfs's •:-. Lieut. Rieno. It ors'uliTS. ILN., Commander, . • 37 Bales East. India WOOL, Kenuetly, as teuants thereof. .
Chairs an elegant enclosed Basin Steed, Dreseine Tables e
with such genies previous to our entering on
4iiiiitended'lit'sail froriftlre LONDON•DOCKS, onWktiNEs- Dathaged b.. I .' t - ta d. 'I R. 'p'd' f rn-B ' •I• -
.• sa tea er. net ex ai. r( onn )a).- Teuure,'Leasehuld for three lives and twenty-one years, uncle' • e
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UheFts of rawers, ight °min° e, a.sy Chair, a .pair of. ,li• h.
s • .. . •_, ife. Could students. antieipate a ehousandth'p,
liAl':•the'2Bth instant,' at" Pen eiclocle. in the Moruing, calling Apply te . ' ' JOHN SHAN D,•-13-roker. the Corporation of Liverpool, . , , , . . . . Vi, lc press upon after' life, in cunseqUence t
Bedsteps &c. a pair of I rench Lamps, Morale and Chimi
aveortkrirkftßOU It, and id suil frrim- thence on MoNnAv, - - - ' ' 'ills Property. preseuts a most eligible Ineestment,•not only
Windo 'Cur '•
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nd dwarf Muds loft k our-
w tains, enettan ong a , , . ,
... . attention to the abject of study-the import,
) . Y , method, and regularity-the power of habits, w
tileNeif A f 1 '• t Twelve O'cleck - eeNosene
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.. ' Ou' WEDNESDAY, the 21. st ittetant, at Otte. o'clock, at John to private Ind ,
ividuals but to 13rewers and Spirit Merchants,
post, Camp, and French Bedsteads, with Caiutz elangings.end .
sae, ... s •.- , Falfts : . ' - ' . • :elided's:olll6), Exctiangeeallee, North •
. , - Who will have an opportunity of purchasing one of the most e bad-the:value of • ' 11 t
tene-an tle propei discipli
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_ ik»ro ntate ed ine painted Chanitter .A.rtieles a Mangle
Cabin; e 5 Guineas, inCloding Provisions, Wines, &C. , - ' ,s:l4.3ates .Enst•lndia WOOL - desirable Public-houses in the towu of Liverpool, or.its vicinity
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~ • , . and conduct-they would carefully- and reeeat
. , achen Requisites various Fixtures and numerous other r, •
• eattereeradCabitte 20 Geitieas; • inCluding• Peetrisions. . - . Landed ex Rapid:. ftoin Birailrayee-Appl v. tn And. also all those :two MESSUAGES ter DWELLING- - , ~ . . .- • orthwith reduce to practice, the• numerous itte
Articles of demestic .tailit v.
- Steetaeee,SeGuititele, iticluding'ProviSiense. - . ' JO Hat SHAND, Broker HOUSES (one uf which hae bees converted into a Groeer's ctratifined in the volume before us. 'lhere cat
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o e viewed ou Monday next, t e 19th instant, w ee . ate-
RelitiatiNg'fro ur NW* Yoek Oh the Ist of Mny.-.--This Vessel is . . . * Shop) situate in the village of Farnwot•th, in the County of that, recommended by Mr: Dale, •easy access. ai
loeues may be had on the Premises or fro Mr T BRANCH
Oa' ,A,lth isep.aeate"Cabins for the aeentrimodatiottlir FaltdlitS Oil WEDNEsDAY, the 28th inelant, at One o'clock, .at Molyneut, " - . • ' Hanover-street.
Laneas•er with the Croft or Close of LAND adjoining eon- e • • - , . la • • • ..• ' , for its eilistission- into oar Universities.' Nor we
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.. tairang•upwartis of one acre, statute measure, now in the occu- - • • -• i•• ---. .- our reeommerelation of this interestitie and imp
' Purlbee intorenatidil afforded" on appliesation en Id ACGltri o a . . ,
• • ' 'faYloi and•CO.'e Offied; Chapelstreet,
. Lit ets, Beitim gild-American Steam Nevigation Company, ' 52 Chests.LWO DYE, . patiou of David Forshaw, and James Piuningtou, as tenants _ease l'he valuable Horse Gigs and Harness ur'll be sold at the - - •• •
, " ~`• , - to ourliterary tustauttons. •It is a beok whieh
7.13„ eoefillillts' ttethe-Sainf Genrge .Btearn- I,acket` Offiees, In; 33 • cheos s•i:t ELL LAC, thet•eof. Tenure, Copyhold of. Inheritance, suiiject to the pay- close of the second day ssale. regreteplacing at an early period in the hands o
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_Oltterpiall--street; London,' at Rotterdam, Hamburgh, Hell, 1 'Chest-1N DIGO, - meet of -a trilling Quit Rent to the Lords uf the Manor of ' sif bOth sexes.".-Congregationd Magazitteelelerc
eetialk G-lisseeetve Edinburgh, Dublin, and Cork, - Just landed- per Isabella, from Calcutta.-Apply to Messra I). Widnes. . . . . , . FU.RNITURB, scc, LLITIa-S TI: E I!: T. . Printed-for L. and -G. Seeley, 169,• Fleet-sires
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e'''`--?•••,." • les - -!'•-•-• . r• • • or' elarenee Doek, Liverenel. and T. Wrws,'Merchants, or *• • . For further particulars apply to Mr. Enteueto WARD, Soli-1 - . By Mr. OGLE, ... .
citor Prescot
MOLYNEUX, TAYLOR, and Coe Brokers. ' • Tate DAY, Cfuesday,) the 13th instant, ateElevenaeclock, on .
frilliall• INTERCOURSE -(l'wlen'A WEEK) BETWEEN _ . . ~ ..
r.
r . . • . the Premises, 41, Lillie-greet, the ,Butchee's &silo, by order . ' . ...,,T.n§t publisbel, price 164.,•c10th,
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••••••••''EIVIMPOOL, FALAtoirrn, PLYMOUTH, AND' '
' ''• ' ' LONDON, via Dtiarri, : THONIAS DISMORE; • - -• By Messrs. WINSTANLEY and SONS, •A QUAN'IITY or useful HOUSEHOLD FON Pile liE ' I'llll B CI-LURC II ES OF ,LON DON.. 1
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B `a/tY clhtf• the city. of Dublin
•. y, the British nrid ir'iik'S.tkitit'Conip , . ~ , No. 18,- BoteasTREET LIVERPOOL, On'TUESDAY, the 27th instante at Five o'clock iu the After- , ...L'A_ consisting of Camp Bedst:eads. aud Hangings, keit ter y, (OP W.1.N,, jun.,. .F.5,.A., Associetc or. I
(Froin Diembre and ' Id ' ' * - • h H eal M • t Stretch Liver Inn, Beds and. Bedding. an excelleut Eight-dae..Tietteeiece Maho- 8r4110,--.4),4;hitects ; asie.ted by JOHN BM
-Sone, anufacturing Goldsmiths and noon, at t e ouse o rs. argctre . • ~ ~,. , .
' ' • ' Steain'Company. • .
:Ake. . .
.Seippers will please-to note that the Vessels ef - . ' • . - Jewellers, London;) - shall be then roduced, gany Diu.:u i. Tu'ules, Chests of Drawers; DreAsiu*. fables, and F.S.A.: &C.. T
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Kirkdale -upon such conditions as . p 4 . , b,.,, . , . , , . ,
: RFS PFCTFULLY netifies to-the aST4tel• • ' d•'hf n .• . •h other Lots as shall be then I'Vtashstands,Mathogatie-fralued SWing DtesAing,P.l-ses.Chairs, Vol.. I. lileeteataday 30...5tee1. Eograeines, i
) i ity, ()entry, and an in t e o oeing or sue
##ei Si e ' '-tlf b -wee any slil'llvice efery week,- va., ' ~ ,-.. _
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.....ii,„ e a o mp
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''''•-• i ....n4Milli)o 'eh WEDNESD'AY and'SATUttnXr. It iS'recOin- . . Public-of Liverpool and its Neighbourhood, that {tees agreed neon, . . • . e• ee ; . ' • '
l:•4 itchen Utensils &c. togetherewith a suia.ll Sleek of Witte, and mor,e thari..2o.an Woue,,ay,SAhliiEL Wl]
e - e`e-s-sese iriendedehat Goods stemld be-shipped frordLiver- continually receiving Novelties from his' LONDON CONNEXION', La' I.A_-L that Piece or Parce ,
lof LAND, with the sax te, and Spirits. . . • - ee'l4.,,e,Drawsugeeeenacte 7eepresely., for, the' Ve,
l'ael tati'daye`at. least befOre-the Dubliniailiiig da-S. by which means he 'has always•on Sale a choice selection ofthe .M ESSUAGES or DWELL!, s- e- ,
NC HOU SFS Pud May be viewed and Catalogues bad from Mr. OGLE, Great 1.11 LL I N GS,''As;ocialeof the tostitilte of Britis
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•'AO il 4 -t, •- ' -JOHN POLLOCK. and-Ca., Agents, west MODERN JEwELLEEY. . 13U1LDINGS tivereon erected, eituate within. Evertou, near ' Charlotte-street. , _Witelen; C.:lease Jaleetchard:eutl Son; L.
s ea.,- ° Y. -. siale, 1111 d. „I..l47illiiente. r ' ~.rr r .
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••• • ' ' Lundell Line.' ' • •The advantage which Thomas Dismore posseeses in eoinbining Liverpool, containing in front to D,evonsbire-place 30 feet or - ' '
•- • .- n•, -, .
• -1-• -- - bevel line
the MANUFAcTeitING departtnent With the RE'TAIL. he trusts, thereabouts, and running irt depth backwards, ut a . , _ By Mr. OGLE, Lertzeal A otiecs.of the, trosk as 4,u,ppearett in •Moi
, .• !sitar-street: Lidernobl. I.li Lo UDON'S AncuirriicTuit i 'IA —ZI- ".
le- -,--,--er..-a,-...0-MOP,Row EVENING. (Wednesday.) the .1,..... , . , . , , A
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on the east si•le 103 feet 4 inches or theseabouts and containing 're net ,v: r
-,l,lsTeMe-Getels`.fetlinthe Interior, consigned to the Agents or will enable him to •give every satisfaction-in QuA LITY, WoRK- . , , , _
Mile'itiilie, 411 E tneet every attentien. • MANSHUP, and PrticEs to those who May favour him .with their in breadth at the back. 39 feet 6 d •un •tist• t . - ' k• t M Holden's, Ric
inches or, thereabouts, an i -ri:au , at Six 0 eloc , A r. hewed-row . bras before us coul,atu Amu exquesitelyangrave
••13.FS'F'ofthe T '". le. l• -Cthl •• a I 7 I I ' •
let, eileet es au s a et la a _wawa u woo( engrAVlng of
, ',..44.4.t.. : • • . • palronage, • : ningin depth backwards on the west aide 101. feet 6 inches or rill E GOODWILL and INTL , , .
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' -se • For GREENOCK: and GLASGOW •- • uT , • -t • • . 4.1 i r fi •I' ' • .
Plia 1 V A L b. situale - al a appeal e )0 oreetee. seen leste issels others
- Lend ' d h art S dF k t'7o 1. I h b h • 1d• •• •th f ore or less - 411. . the PUBLIC-HOUSE and S .
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onernaee wrouget -i.ver poolls an 'or et a. ,s ee. t ierea outs, et e severa ituensious ere() .. in . ~ , ,
I/7th G.(10 v'and!' Passenyers; nice. %lintel 'a it-erk, • per ounce. • rkshire Tavern '' with Mune-
bountied on the east by a Lane leading from Saint Domingo to . iii ecutland-place, called the " Yo , I meats to Lord N.etsun, th.e. Margins. Cornwallt
' HAPI3III"r UESDAV, THU R. 9 D AY, , AND SATURDAY. he i diate •• • .
Kirkdale, on the West'. by Land foimerly. belongiug to t . possession. . ... ' Heber.. Tae. letterspress appears tsetse cum tiled
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' I '-.• Tbe tatty of-Glasgo.w. Steam-packet Company's Vessels
'T II ORO'l3 G 11-13 It El) ST AL IS LON., .li b • .F • • • - •
it s, et
Trustees of the late James Clegg, deceased, on t e no paiticulars apply to Mr. 0 LE,
G Auctioneer, •Great . jralgtueet,,COlobining historical, relation tvith ci
fessional remarks; and ou the wrapper of each L
.. .. as•: .. • COMMODOIake - • . FOR 7'l/13 SEASON, 1838. ' Land now or late beloneine to Mr. Leigh; aud im the south by . Charlotte
, e -street.
. in. the eeveral r
' Devonshire-place, Which. said Premises are now .
. - Os' .1/4 . - Captain ItosT, Ew MG,' . • • l' it.,z
it INDER.BY will stand at• LeCAs'S REPOSITORY,. kiiver- -., tea els. il e ext seine alCapuess of the work, al
.. e. , . ji• ', ele OF GLASGOW (New Steamer
efittAii6 CIl . , ,) -. ~ , • .
a.. . peel, For this Season only, as he is Sold to go te Ainerici. occupations of Mr., Rolyinson,and others. . . • VALUABLE FREEHOLD INN, LAND, &es
" s I manner in whites it ie
Lut 2. All that Piece or Parcel of LAND, situate within A T •LATTLE SUTTON', IN THE COUNTY. OF CIIESTLR. . . . , gut, up, .canuut•-fail., to .eu
Captain Joete Beet), 'lhorough-bred MareeTwelve'Suvereigns„ and One Sovereign tensive sale "
-.sees, ...a. VULCAN; Eve 'cl •• •' . f t D hire.place, IVIESSR.S. C BURTON aud -SONS respectfully antiounce „ •
rton aforesai containing in ront , o evous
- , the Gamin; all other Mares 'Three Soveraigns, and
.Five Shia lasE istersarastAN's Mee Azus ise-e Whee•it i
Captain C. Fatte usote, d ' b d h 'h
b k - •11• 30 f tor thereabouts, and •
- an in rea t att. eac , aevera e ee that they have been directed by the Proprietors to SELL' '
lings the Groom-. le be paid at the- time or Coverine 6 in, hes BY Ay the 26th that some exceedingly good specimens of eccls
101,feet . AUCTION, upon the Premises, on Moen) , .„,,__.
Sttil as rat der, - frren the Clareiree Dock. (with or-without Pilots') ' '' • - .• -. ' •:- • ~: e' • Tunning in, depth backwards on the east side
eINDEItBY i. , ~ . , , .
s a rich Chesnut now Six I ears old full 15 Le iture are t. be wit'nessed •il th ' ' '
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, The-CITY OP GIeASGOW,. THIS Dsey the 13th instant; at • or thereabouts, and on the west side 99 feet 6 inches er there- instesia, precisely at Four o'clock in the Afternoon, subject to
ierf• •ti • 14 • l e w.er"- 4 1
hands 2 iuchee high', witletut . blemish; pt. by
.Velticipede, out • unaccou ta • •
t• b I (1,.. u. the east b a piece ef Land . belougiug to such conditions as will then be produced, (unless in the mean I " ) . n ..,..
.ttl4l SO few ot them hay,
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waleesiecleek• at Neon'. .•-• • atem s, elms e e
• of Kate by Catena her dam eliee Garforth, be Waltop-Ilya- I y ' 1 L db I -i.• =1) th t• d. - d i b P ' t C t..• .1 f which due notice degree of attention, limn writers on the subject.
.'.' 'The, COM MODORE, on TeuItSDAY next, the 15th instant.- -'ee • ' a • ' '. ,• the- late John Pearson, on tle west ty an e 0i.,114, t e nue ispose o y riva e on Itit, ,0 .
' ClUinus—Ltra, by Delon'. . . ' ma Let:titre which their tee vas and importance WI
.I.it 4--)hee.eesiek in thesAfternoon. - • - ' • .Bootle- Water Works Company, ou the north by Land now or will be givetea all that old-established aud weleaccuston , ,s . ... ..
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..• •,e,,... e AINDERBY, at utwo' years old, won •a Sweepstakes cif 30'
1 - ' M I .el • d 0- e uth b Devonshire.; INN, called the RED LION, situate at Little Sutton; on the, i
4 mane , and in annition to tlie beautiful exaini
•" if PPY.OF GLASGOW,- on SATURDAy next, the 17th , ate belonging to - r. ..ei,:, ), an on .lc s t y . ,
Insta • ' sovtrel rns each, at Mahon mid a SweePstakes'orDlSoVereigiiS
place,' whic s the *Teat master we have 'List named has embel
'le aid Premises are now in the occupation of Mr. road aetween Chester and Liverpool, which is in excellent- , Is,. . . , t . • .
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. • ,sei.hieutsTwoesseaseksinzebe• Nffernotins - ' .I. •1"
II 1 . At 0- • ' -- a.• ed he'. -n - lie York. Derliv
cac t, at
,ever ey. tiee ye rt. t v. n t tropons, lame are a few of Its ancient glom:
' ‘-"e.ateGti 1 - f these - Veesels are well-known to be. r • Robinson. order and repair, wit „
• h a lartre Brewhouse, Stabling- for thirty
22 subscribeis herein s the Po-
•giele,..n.w
~,. inotattons o. .
... . StakeB of 50•sovereigns' eaca,
„. , . ~ e, . . . - Nese few indeed of these subjects have tteen tu
l'he above Premises are held for the Residue. of a Term of , horees, Loea-up Coach-liouse, Shippons, and other Appurtee , . . .. .
- , tentate, Steels Cott by Veloctp.ede, out.of Ctiorister 8 dam, and: trated ; and indeed the• whole have been treatet
1000 di) I d t fL .• dt d b e • • h t• hd • d• - II that spacious productive.
years, create yan nen ore 0 (else, a e Oil Or aOU • Dances L ereunto at cIC e, an ebU ot
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l'-l'illY' t°
DAVIDNACIVER and Co.,
theee ethers. At Ponteffect he Won the Gold Carp; value 100 cusable negtect. It is therefore pleasiog to see I
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~ . ' 34,•Waternstreet. .• ~ .•• 1 the 3d clay of August, 1716, and will be Sold . subject to the .:Gardeui and three pieces of capita . e ,
I 1 and nearly adjoining, .
• • save ' b le - al• ••• WU 'd • a G Sle .
teigns, ea tug ise i re an . en. artiess melees). . up by eble hands."
....-..esse____ - Rent-and Covenants iu the Lease coutainede as far as respects r containin„,o. in statute: measure, alsout four acres. ..
Tie e " At Doncaster he won the Scarborough StakeS of.3o,sovereigus . • THE BRITISH MAGAZINE -" It wa.
. 'le GLASGOW AND• LIVERPOOL STEAM SHIP-: e , . .
eac 1, 29 subscribers, .beating Queen of 'Trumps, (winner of the • the same. N.8.-Little Sutton is distant froui-Chester seven miles, and 1
.. • • b a bpi
• '• • ' '.. ' ' ' PeNG- COMPANY'S , Oeles aed St. Leger' Of that. year,) and Mr. alarsen's tlieCta. c , . .•
For Rath . • 1 I NI K - Sr • ' F a l' h "1- Uve d f thirty Coaches
er partacti ars app yto, r. hNNE.v, u untor trom 4ast-iiiii *erry.l ree tui es. p dr. S 0 i small a publication, to veuture on St. Peel's : es,
cleverness in-the uny et whietemany details oft
• SPLENDID AND POWERFUL WlTAloti SHIPS - • Li I h 11l ' P IL 1.1 u:. •1. df is Liveri-oul aniaChester pass and repass dailv, anti t
sastie-street, verpou ~w o w appoint a erson to.s aw e . wire
' s neritte. In 1837,.AINDERBY rae seseeralseeyere- Races, bet th housr:lhas thtif advanta 'l'i.• h t I If b tweet) churett have been given. The letter-press is
, ;Age .. ' • • ACTlEONeCaptain Heee Mete ; Pro ert v. ge ot ietti, a ou la way e
''' 'iiiflqii‘\ UNICORN, CaptainCuAwvoiro ;- Was unsuccessful. At Good Wood, on the Friday, he- Tito third' -P - • useful "
. . Chester and the Lower Ferries; the whole is in the occupation ,„ • , e,
• for the 100 Severeigne plate, beatine Berwickshire, Willesden, EX'I'ENSIVE SA LEOFTH E SU PER I 0 R LIVE AND: .of Mr. Tvrreli, who would be willing to retire to suit the con- 'I.IIE LITERARY "AZETTE.-" This undertaki
-....5"-aseintee . EAGLE, Captain M'KELI.ail ;
AILSA CRAIG-. Captain SsitTti. Foozool. Edgar,
„and Velure; on the Saturday, for the' Free DEAD FARMING 8'1•00K, INCE 11,ALL, . INCE yenience of a purchaser. the rising talent or Mr. Gude iu, and promises to
elart•auhdeerroted, or tither of the Company's Vessels. are '
Cup,- he ran a dead heat With Newlight for the second place, • 13LUNDELL. . , , . . .
Any further particulars inay be had, and permission to view plete and interesting pr..ductiou. Ihe number
int entled.te Sail regularly•between LIVERPOO•L and GLAS- beratin.g Mug. Cleopatra, Zenaha, Archwise, Megicittn, Foozool, Tear R. BY FORD respectfully begs to announce that he has the „. h r a favourable s tecimen "
e, by applying to Mr. TYRRELL, on the Premises ;at 1.'.e,t., e , • I . .
crow, .with Goods•aird Passengers, • . Sir Fredet lei:, Madeira, end Count de 'Courey's Scipio, . ILI. received direCtions from.the Executor.of the late Charles the 011b..es .1 •Vlr• B"Knit.• Solicitor, Chester; oe. the Aue. iHe STA NOA It D.-" It YVuOld seem.ahnost im
- Every MONDAY, WEDNESDAY, and FRIDAY. . TroN. I
B 1 111 le Deceased, to SELL by PUBLIC AUC , ii,)„,er,„.
um e ,
...sq., au aie of novelty to a subject so latialiaras thi
- Tile' ti-NicORN, To .mooßolv,' (Wednesday,) the 14th 'ME COURT FOR RELIEF OF INSOLVtIiT 00. TooRSDAY next, th,:t 15th, and FRIDAY, th;,.ll.;ta instant, .. ... . ~.. _ ... .. . ... _ ...., ... . (lectors of this work aave coutrived to du so. 1
iirstant,',at•Twelve o'clock-at. Noon. . ~. .. . , . DEBTORS. et Eleven O'clock precisely each .day, upon e .
he I itemises lace .
' . : r , r l' MUSH ACCOUNTS WANTED. .
' 'itself is preeented to the ee it '
y 1 . points of vie
~.,Thti, EAGLE, on FRIDAY next, the 16th instant, at One' _N.B.-See the Notice at the ea& of these4duertisements. , _ r des of Liverpool,
Halt Ince Blundell, within. Ten M . • . , PA RISK' ON' 4,IVPRPOOI4. 'before oecerred:. -The - view from the- Nee .• -
. hispei
and Superior li AItMI NG bold in conception and succ •f I •
,
4'44ot:trite the-Afternoon. • s - . • •
.. • . . HE Matters of the •Petitions and Schedules of the Prisoners . The %slide of the ExtellSive , ess uin execution.
W - C 1 d • I • C 1'
to- Nine INIILCII CO S, ave ant in at, . , .
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ALL Persons havine any demands aeainst. flte Parish of ,ri.,,, AT, .
.. , - ,--The'iCabittS of theee--Vessels-are fitted up in an elegant. and ...
~hereinafter named (the same having be.en filed in the ' STOCK, compi7isii,„„
Vc; T n I-1 EII'ER.S. 'Uwe) CALVES, leverpme ase reiptegted
.to send in imutedrately te the
, gable an ,es.-" Mr. Godwin •ii •••
tepee-tau JB ' .'' J. n., assisted I
, . iitton Esq .ha • •'.
"cortirenient -style., And erery kitention is paid •to the comene or . ourt) are-appointed to be heard as fellows :7- .Twenty--one Fat GOA e„, .o, . ,
Se_ect Vestry ollice'a general itatemeet or their claims tnat •' • , S Luanne
t ' t ' I - - I • '•' ' '
'Paliseng4irs....• •Therware select• Libra ries:. tilgether with •Maga- At the cOurt-house,
,at Liyerpeol, in the County, of Laneas- : Thirty Scotch \I Si : - I
'ETHERS, EWES, LA NIBS, .Fat and.. me r , .r. r , , , . ~ r r ' . grea Interes ant equa merit, if
PIGS. ,Several Breeding SOWS and St O.KLINGS, (Sir Ed- the seine may be examined ised paid: we nia - • -
ude
number. It presents us with two se Y j r
•eitheitietel-Ne'sweeassPergeou.b°aret• A° exceileut 'Table served ter, on tbe 2sl day of.April,lB.3B, at Ten o'clock in the Mornfing.
ard Mogan's Bree4l,l Six. Useful CART HO,RSES, in, fine , ' • t grelet, 'ewe of S
second ef .wh'ich is of a reenarkabl
ealtheehniee- Wineef• 'The-Ladies' Cabins • ate midships, -and . JOSEPH. SyElele, 'formerly- of Duckintield-street, a
.ter- w
IT n Day ,FILLY, rising Two Years 0141, Two SADDLE JAMES EC IeRSLEY, Secretes e character.
Y- ' effect oltwo views within th
'POnetis tatetwarde a Stead. them. • : , ..wards of Lambert-streeteafterwards re,siding with his father,. cone iea,, r _. . e dome. Tit '"-
e sad.'
' .see-a, •s , . . - : . • Joseph Syers, Smithfield-street, shoeura ~. .
ker afterwards of HORSIi_IS, .airge Quantity „o . ,
f POTATO.ES TURN IPS, Parish Office, 2, I,'emrick-,heet, Mardt,l2, 18.38.
t • ,• ' . extraordinary print is sufficient uf its 'lf -'
• --e' ee.e. ase e•e-e- •YARES: d r MANGEL WU RZE Le HAY, Bsc., Dairy of Prime CHEESE, the-Work." c to give
44' '. Cahill, 255.; Steelyard's- Fee, 25.-; Steerage, Ios. . ,Madaoxastreet, shoemaker and leather dee , .
ler afterwar so - - . . ..
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811 - t IM PE k IMEN'I'S 'of 1I USBAN DRY, C A RTS, 'PLOLICeaI S, NATIONAL .LO 01' FUN le LIFE ASSURANCE .
s a , . ..,„ Tire: AslATin JOuRNAL.-" Titre
Pasitengerte are .requested to taka: etharge • of- tkeir•own Lug- - Combermere-street, Toxteth-park and lately ot - e -stree ,
'Lau shire- officer in the HARROWS,. .ROLLERS.,
.THRASHING e MACHINE, . Salle I ETV,. . e parts o
iteeeptable, and verY cheap work, haee. a »e
• IgNie.),W, Abet: Proprietets.Will-not be reeponsible for any Article Toxteth-park, all in Liverpool, •ca ,
GEARS, RAKES, SACKS, &c, Fuer . GREYHOUNDS', 1 I tire
*tie ' - . - -
.. lever .unlees- Booked- and-:Signed for,-.previous .to •heing
• • Liverpool Dock Police._ -,. - No. 60„CORNItILL, LONDON, . infinite credit te the artists and.* authors. Eat
I L' ' ENAI N f I• h nan for and re.siding, Two. POINTEIiS, aud alt EI'ItIEVER.. Quantity
.of
CI AIL ES D • A , ormer y s opt _ No. 38,-. 'FE...5,1'41011g LA N D,S TREE T, DUBLIN, •
tains twnviews of a church, witb historical- a
e - with Messieurs _Kendall ,and Son, " 'l',he..Civet Cat,". Lord- FOWLS, DAIRY uTENsiLs, and other Effects. matter."'
e • . .orfurtber particulars. apply to
' treet Liverpool, Laucashire, afterwarde in lodgings in Wile N.8.-The. whole of the. Live Stock willbe sola.ott- the First N0..45, -SOUTH''CASTLE-SI'REET, LIVERPOOL. , • - ,
..--'' - '''' ,' - -MAR'FIN and Co. Water-street, Liverpool. • -8. , . . . The Work will continutetaappear in month
- 11am:eon-street, atterivar s in o pugs in
d • I d ' • Leece-street, after-. Day. .
- JpMA-RT,IN and jetted 'G. BU•RNS..• . . . . • • . • .. , CAPITAL £500,0(X). . . one shilling each ; and for the convenience of t
'1 •ow wara6.in Waging& in Upper Dawson-street, all in LieerpooP , Descriptive Catalogues may be hed Three
.Days previous to' IN £50,000 SHARES OF £lO EACH.
• - ~ . • •••• • ,Buebauan.soeet, G asg. . wish to take the whole, each parish is pageds
a.foreseid, salesmen, and siuce .keeping a licensed public-hoots' the Sale, of Mr. Lurroe. Auctioeeer, Cresby, and on the
ARCHIBALD BLA.C.K; • • .. , . . .PATRON, . , iwo volumes below-mentioned are therefore -ea
. 111,fOt house Greenock -
.: . . - ....de.. O. __lissom- , - Noe 10, Lower Frederick-street, in .Liverpoel aforesaid, es a Premises,
.and- of Mr. ByFonn, AuCtioncer, Clayton-square HIS GRACE THE DUKE OF SOMERSET FII S theneselees - '
liceneed victualler. • ' . .' , . :Liverpool. . • .. , . . . ,rr . . .. . , ' ' . '• • • - •
. BENNETT JONES, formerly of Shannon-street,and lately', - .DIRECTORS, ,
~ ' ' A feTISTORY and DESCRIPTION of ST.
e.- s'e'.. -e. -•
- - --Far-DUBLIN AN D ' BELFAST. • . . T. 1,414‘F. Mußitay, Esq., Chairman. THlijiltAL,. illustrated
.ay Eight En s • 'n
. lease g
' esr.te, e. .. --.• • tHR -OtrY OP DUBLiN
_, . of. Sweetingsstreet, 'both in Liverpool,. Lancashire, assistant • - . BY,.ORDER OF THE AIoRTGAGEII.
' ,By Mr. BYFORD, .J. Elliotsen,M.l),,.F.R.,S. George Langley, Esq. • 'braterds. - -
-e‘' •-•\•'..... .Warehousentan.- • .„. . . . ~ , -O. Farehrothei, Esq.., Ald. . Kenneta Mackenzie, Esq. A SHOR'r ACCOUNT.of the TEMPLE C
-e--=:-...'''-'•.'se• ST E AM-PA Ck E T -0031 PA NY, BRYAN 'DUNN, formerly of Thomas-street, then of Key-. On MoNDAY, the I9tit inefant, at- See' &black in' the Eeening, 11. Gord ''
• on, Esq. • Juhu Rawson, Esq. Seven Engravings,,price 2s. 6d. boards.
1 Chea side and late of Ormond-street it • ~ - at Miss Maxwell's Stanhope-street Taxtethpark subject t.
4"'eses es, JVCORPORAfED BY ACT OF PARC:IAMB-NT. .street, thee ,o
.. P ~ .
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~ , I le
4. . . . . .
. . ' - -'b ' h 'l' ' 's - 0 Rubert Holland, .Esq., M.P. . •
..11oseph Thompson, Esq. .
.LiverpooL.Lancaehiret tidewaiter in Her Majesty's Custome. the coridelone of sal6 which
.veill e t en,pi et need, .
Th • ' • - Vessels' tbith• ar' withtua ,
s., et aimed Company sail then- , ( .. . WILLIAM RAFFERTY, formeely of ,Mary's-coura Chi- 4EL .that Piece or Pareel (ALAND, stem-teen-the east side Phyeician-J, illiotson, M.D., F.R.S.
.'‘iiii"tb;j.taking4toods'and'Passengers-tti the following-ports,. . Surgeou-E. S. Spins, Eeq. .. . PAINTER'S PRINTING AND PUBIeISFE
'-'1" ' - • . . ' . - • ' . .• . • . , . . .
.. el gam
.. ~ . .
aenhall-street' and late in led( in • No. 4 -WaterlOo-road all .111: of Mill-street, in l'oxteth.parla afereeeid, 'containing in
~ . Actuary.---W. S. 13. Woolhouse Esq... F.R.A.S (o.ilice of' the Church of England Gazeite,• am
.en Liverpeol, Lancashire, ship,linuper and stevedore.. . . . froet theiete and et the back, severelly 9yal ds 2 feet and 11.
* PeeDUBLIN' Daily. Baukers-alessrs-Wrighl and Co. Magazine.) .
. ,
,THOMAS ROFE, formerly in lodgings at No. 2, Birkett- ieches, or' the.reaboets, and ninningein depth .
backwesda oe.the .
-' TteBBEFAST, overy WedneSdev. • Standiug Counsel-W. lel abourne James Esq
street Soho and .late of No 120 M
1 . . • ~ , ount-ple,aeant, both,in - , .
.•Li • Mirth and south sides seeerally to aback paseaee of 3-feet wide' - . ' 342, Strand,' corner of Catherine-street,
• • The new St.eamee salrHLONEsretonnow, (WedneSday,). •- - ' 1 ' 'd el ' h "•- - ' Solicaurs-elessrs. Webber and-Bland.
tsetle-14the' t t Of e ' , gook- in- the Afternoons- froui the -
ns antea - ie o c ,verpool,.Lancashire, upholeterer and citbinet maker._ . IS vaide 16 inches or thereabouts, boun e. on. t e north by
- . - Seeretary-F. Ferguson Camroux, k:sq. E. PAIN•fEII., in offering.his graters.
. .. . .
..
'hsretteeiViiek . . . :f • JOHN CHANDLER, late of Shew's-aroweLiverpool, lock- P.
rope rly. noW or late belonging to the Representaavee. of th
. .. . ~. . e „ e 'Till E New Principle oe social Ecouomy, upon which LIFE 'WeePetrenage he' hae receieedebegsete inf
- 'Tile litin*i_ple of this• Company is-that of' attaching' all Int.' • eesatevis '• ' •
smith, hen-hanger,.and dealer in old iron and hardware, at the John' chapaberlaine, end ou the south tel,' Prrea". ._ els lete . ASSURANCE is based • - - •
in this Society, at the same !eine-. .aed- the' Public, that' he has recantty enlarg.
Phttereand 'El:porters byea'Divisien or th.e PrOlitM amongtheen, ''' ' • - ' lief Withebe TwO several AIESSUAGES ad- •
ssatne time. cairying on business, latterlyin leichniondsrow, as ae of • John Jones, toeet . . . '' e • lishatent •-• In additiee to seeete 1 N -
leas the assured. welt increased convenience, to
,all the most Lstab . . . a. evs .
Btill3olll/41- ' '' - ' •---
401, or r4titent ofthe'Dieidentle=thus creating ac m 't f, _licensed victualler, all in Liver:peso', Lanceeaire. . , or DVVELLING-HOUSES and other . GS thereon value-ble ads,anteges of other Social Institutioes that have cone front the mbst celebrate'd ' Founderies, he -ha
tneerePsteesee . e °-• mutil IT {) JAMES HAYTHORNTIMAITE former' .of Mercei's- . erected,. and nevs'en'the seeeratoccuPitions of*Mee. Ilintle and itributed to bewail happiuess, or masked the 'aggress of civilize- -PRINTING MACHINE (be' IsT-AFIF.R); anti
*tenvtheghippers-ariti Shareho ders-a- principle' - . . . e . Y . . . . • . - • ' • -to '
Which sielle-heet -ggetratiteato its'PrOprietbrs -acertaint ' f h • • '
r o -t err .
court, Redeross-street, Ltverpool, Leneashire, certoweer, cow- auother. . - . . . . time' . . undertake Printin;e ih 'all' its brandies
~. . ,
~Oieitletelte in+ to-Shippera of-all' descriptions-of. Goods'and' 'keeper, and master porter, awl afterwards
.of , See-brow,
.in . . The Tenure is Freehold of Inheritance.
. . .. Ever). Member Jo whom this,Society secures a be•nefft, either elieitile es Miy`other Establishment id theTrad
; '-i-10e-M,',eletlieilicivitil,ra'vvell supported Establishment - '
of 'filet- • • •
Liverpool aforesaid, licensed. victualler and boarding end
.. ,For forthei perticulers. asply to Mr. .
• JoeNSON, Solicitor h - pl. y for the whole'l'erin of Life, or a DeferredAnnuitv
, , y fl, 9IC . , „ , tPAW. E. PAINTER respectfully offers his ser
et' • - -- North Jotin:street,- Liverpoo . ' ' . e • -
will enjoy the privilege of borrowing two.Oirds ofthe antount ,and others
,thisirotis 'of 1 üblishing, and will for
esseSteartiers; and the loWeet refer of Freight compiaible 'with . -lodging-house ke.eper.fia, seamen. , • • ..
-
sestina' atteation. to eheir MaintenaneeS -• • , . WILLIA.III PARRY, formerly of No. 6, and late of No. 4, r-,'T-i•-- ----i---- ' . . ---
. • • •••• • •• -- • - - .. • • • :- r • -
• ;-. ,of Dis payments, without forfeiture of bias:lines eu the -S'ociety, ' forahe 'execution of AN orks in the best ineene
.... • a .
..... ,
' '.i.lelitAlelee- - . ••• SAM•U EL PERRY, 27, Water -
-street. e s .
both iu Saint JaMes-street North, in. Liverpool,
.Lancashire, • ew siESSRS. PERRY and Co., SURGEONS, may be' •- .
per 1 ` • - Printine- Enoratine on W 7
whenever hiewaute or esegeectes may requite at,,, . •departmeets of „, ,
~,
- jiiislatimi.:- -• -•,-:.-i-.,,,., , , i .. : .. • ...., . •nuiluer,. stater, and.plasterer. , . ,ffet sonally consulted fann Nine-in the -Morning till Tea at 1 one advantage In the Societ - -Co pere 'Lithegraphy Binding, Publishine, St
Every. Member having secure( . . . y p ~ ,
~ , ,
. ii.,. -- . - .. .. -----;._."-6;-i-p_ . THOMAS MURPHY, formerly of Clarence-street, Edge- Night .and on Sundays from Nine till Two at • may, at ais option, convert it into anpther of..equtvaleet value, • Published' eeeey fuesday and Friday. Prie
Ncrr-E ls HEREBY GIVEN th- c - ,hill, near Liver el, Lane shire blacks i h and late of the '23 sLeeTEIe_sTREB, , '• . ' • oi recei-ve its present value in cash from' the-Societe. ' THE CHURCH OF ENGLAND G.
- : ING, of the•Shi al- - ' , at aptain BUNT-- • . . - . P 0 , . a
.1 .. P) t , . . - No. , . , . 1, near Duke-street, Liverpool, . ,
rwo-thirds f the nsvmeuts 'ateer the fifth year, of every' ' The terinciplee en which -The Church of En
. . . p . s . ..,
„.
••port;'fronylelethile • • p arrultoneor 'stew YOu'li, now• atithis
mlll no • e • • .same-place, blecksmith and.retail beer-niter, , . . . (private entrance Met door up.- the passage ; ) .No. 2 13ale- .
_,......_ . _ e t b accountehle for any Debtsethat ' WHALEN CLlLSHAW,formerly of Wriglitingtonanear street, Lower Mosley-streete near to St. Peter's Church,
' Policy elapsed throtigh negligence or inability,. will be returned' .conducted, ate those Catfiolie and Apostolic
lese tirevuor the-said bhi n
Notice. , . n ray contract after the date of this Wigan, Lancashire, farmer, and late of IslingtonaLiverpool, .alanehester, and Nos 4,--Great Charles-street, Birminghain: of to his representative at death. -bodied iti the Articles,' Liturf.,,y; •and HomilieS
. ,
,Lancashire, dairyman. aims a -able in' ,Church as those Seri a tut S 41- r I
Proof of, Age edentted on the Policy,. and cl .ps. . , . , , . , i u tan dl s are i
••• 'lliiveepool, March 8, 18.38. , , whom user be hit& (gratis) with each box of pills their-Treatise
ANNE TAYLOR, formerly of Newshain-street, Liyerpeol, n Venereal Disease., Gonorrhoea, Gleets, and St • • r three months. Polies, not forfeited if tee Assured die by duel- defended by Crammer, 'Latime'r, Ridley, Jewel.
. .
___. rictuie, ett-
Fee Naval and Military men assured at moderate. rates. •No . Beirew, 13everidgeseeand- such' others Of her
• - --- -•- - . afterwards of Warbreck Moor 1.- •- I ' pa tn r 1 ip 4")
- - -ers' •••1 Ot • ti S '
. , near impost , in._ . r e. s i eluding ractica aerva ons on erninal Weakness, arising 'e•
i HEI.ToiLF„.I, . _ .
..
.. , . . ,with Richard P• k
-441k9W-LANIVS• MACASSAR. ' . ' 1 L. •ar•, as butchers, then iit.. lodgings , in. Poplar- from-early abuseS, SDth.at all'persons can obtain an itumediate • • a ar b ore ftse Board' F Luminaries. -
references require 4 if the party ppe . or . . .e-
-01 L, a Vegetable- Produce ' tene, iverpool, einales assured at one year less. thantheir aettial ages. Preini-' -Wyr e E tee nAVI N GS .
-..106 (ion,- ia univer Salk, admired, i then in. lodgings' in Sun-street, Lancaster,- . , wit ease,:seciet. ~
Cure ' h - "3,i and safety. .
',." ,bee, -- •
~ I and cheapest Ankle for- ..nd•acknowiedged -to' be the I
a terwards. in lodgings at -Newingtoll-bridge, Liverpooleie .no• . It is a melancholy. fact, that thousands fall victims to the Ve- ums may be paid half-yearly, quarterly, or monthlY., Now Welshing on
.the tirst. ot every month.,
it
frouiralling
o_o . ,nounsking thw HAIR :, prevents • business,. afterwards keeping a public-house in Rupert street - •- • let facilitate Assurances a Board is in daily ettendince. The CHURCHIet 4 lef IV
......___ , -NI.AfrGED SERI
tr r turning-grey •chanwes ' '• • • • • • th klf 1 f'l ' '
, nereal Disease, owing to• e uns i u ness o i literate men,
.ginal• coloureprodures ,and' ' ' ' grey han tens ori- Liverpool, in the name of George lvison, and la,stly. in lodgiugs . -•
reef,. - Magazine in I..)e.Airce of on,- Venerable Church, i
•restores . HAIR - whet h • f htd• 11 • M .•- h• ---ee- •-- .
; is, t e use-o t a eat y poison, ercury, tutu te. con- . SPECIMEN OF ANNUAL PREMIUnIS To A S.SURE 5.., too.-
.reriod or life, ) frees- itTfroineSC Uur , (even -at •a' late ;in Cathetinescourt,„Edwardsstreet, . Liverpeol, in no
„business, • stitution, and cau'ie ulcerations, with blotches on the bead, faee, ' • --- --• a • —._ ..-_. • CONTENTS OF THE NUMBER FOR MA.I
lied die hal taus -soft as S. 1 - . andeende
, rs the most harsh all, in the'ssounte of Lancaster. ' - - --- •------ - - - -,-0 .. . , -
Age 20. Age 25. Age 30. Age3a. Age 40, Age 45. Ag,e J . Original 1 apers.-leditatiOrra on the Festival
' ilk, leer's, .and GI • • . ~ . • db d d• •the ht noise in the eitre, deaf-tires, •
an -0 ye anness an e • /54/ ~
•Ctirl and othet deeoratiee'.f •' - osta , preserves et in ' IkLICE .1-101,m.E, formerly of 13evington-hill, Liverpool, obstinate 1 d d •th hin lone •
g eets, au no es on e s ) b, till at. length a -77-.----7 . . ' • .. _ •
• St. Matthias : A'.Dielneue between i•Diseentit
a
urmatien-un • '
; -mew heat, violent e • impaired by the Sum- -retail ..beer-seller,,afterwards of Park-lane„,in no husinese, and .'E s d Esd.Es.d. £ s. d. £s. tl. £ti d.
.£ s. de
.a Clergyman; Reduction of Prebenderies;
xeteiseem
a 'he- rel • 1 d tall dd ,- .f th constitution ensues, and a " • •
genera eli y an ecay 41 e
13 7 118 6 244. 2 10 .11 2188'394' el 4 2 its slipposed Advent agas.. The Reading-Desk-
.zaitilegin, &e. -Xi, -C HI LDR. at me. tendentieaef- the - •hietly.residing at the house of •Tohn Holme at Gersten, near melancholy. death - •Itth ir dreadful sufferings. 1
•puts a perm«) e
'EN it iei _e-
- ..(oundation for a beautiful head of H • n valuable,•ae it lays.a • .Liverpool; all in Laneashire, sempstress, sued as Alice Holtnee.- PERRY'S PURIFYING SPECIFIC PILLS, price 25.4. 941. , -e, - • '• a • de tende
4 On Forms of I rev er, Female it not 1
. , SPECIMEN OF SINGLE PFEMIUMS TO ASSlltui ElOO. - d
'The' Pulpit;--:."llear the Church." Sayinys• ar
air
,- YIC AUTION-.-Ask roe 4414 ' . . . ' DANIEL ,STUBBS, formerly a Brunswick-view, Bruns, , ,
d .11s er box a certain safe • and the most speeds, reined); . ‘,„
'''. - OIL," and observe their "'OW LAND'S MACASSAR wick-road, afte.rwards in lodgings at No. 13, . Mount•pleasant. an .. p
~ -
' ' Iff 1•e of venereal /IP' lee Age 25. Age3o. Age 35. Age 401. isse4s. Age 50 Time-Dissenting Peisecutions: alurder or
Name and Addr - • ever discovered tor the permanent ant e ectua cur
envier, theta,. ess, in Red,:on the Liverpool,-,Lancashire -
, afterwards in „lodgings in Prince* el* rhoea gleets, strictures, seminal weakness, ------ -- — - - ' ' 'Walter Raleigh.. Correspondenee-'-Criticism a
iseases,r-gonor . , eh Mother Church Red
' '7r
K HOWLAND - street, be the -city of Chester, afterwards resitting, with Jespae • f h Ic•cl 1 lumbago, local £s.d.Es.d.Es.d.Es. d. £ a d. £ s. 6.• 'E s. d. ing Calls. Poetry-. . . • ,
~
..,, ~..: .r r • k 50N,...20, u4l-Tolv GkR - , Holt - ' ' . stethe loins, affections o. t e i neys, grave ,
- ... : Csount '' .' d ALEN. • ' -
ersigne . . HO.WLAND
DEN. . a..nd, of Maypole Farm, Eaton, near Congletore Cheshire, el bTt •'t t. f the bladder on urethra, and other diseases
,ee
'2,5 24'38111012 7 4 46 4.10 50 7- 1 55 5 4 61.1 •6 tian el inistre. and t.he !establishment of CI
e i i se irri a ion o
~ then.in lod in at D , ' - *' dences or the - Doctrine of the Trinity;• Serm
it g§ out,las,lsle of Man, afterwards tu lodgings' tie the urinary passagesefrequently performing a perfect cure .
Thilo*est price-ii' as, 6d.-the next '7s.-10s. 6d.- a ' .• B. al
net 21s. in la port-street, and la • spEctiagN og DEcituASING AND TEEMiNIiTING PREmil'is the Parish Church of .el endleeleetn, by the R,
stly. in lod•gings .at 57, Deyenstreete .in the short space of throe days, by:one small pill for a dose, ,
.. .
per. bottJe both itt Liverpeol af •• 1 . - TO ASSURE XlOO. B.D. • Stanley,, or' the Infids7flteclatined. A
.. . • ROWLAND'S KALYDOR, °resat( , 'louse painter and musician. i with Which tlaey .
' • CHARLE.S -RICH SCALIeS - f 1 - ,wi
a t ease, secresy, and safety. The certainty late liishop of S(elor and Mann • the late- Re
. , .
A preparation from.mild and balsainic exotics, and perfectly 21, Cornwallis-street, autelate in I,dgemer yin lot ,
leings at No. are housands.
continually administered can be attested by many t . 0 . Age 20.
--...ea—____ Age 30: Age 40. . .• -
'Supersiittons Institulions; State of Religion
sfree from mineratadintxture. It effectually eradicates -ERUP-: street, both in Liverpool, La h(). "'lugs Gren 'II
et No. 15, ei es. The Specific Pills root out every particle tif insidious, pots n,
serst 1 —_,... . —s-- --- ,
Corporeal Presence, &c.'&.ti.
•-.11110145,. TAN, ..PIMPLESS FRECKLES; REDNESS,- as hosier,eglover, and lac ncas ire, and carrying on bustuese:
, purifying in their progress the whole mass of fluids. 1 hey net . ki temain- .First e. Remain- First I -Reitetins -
, , ._. The widely.extencled cerculation Which TI
emau, in copartnership with Jonee 'lion the differ- •10 Years ing 10-yrs 10. - rs'ing 10• yrs 10 Years ing•lo yrs.
ertnS., .artd. all Cutaneous Imperfections'• renders the most' ,Raptista. Besozzi,.at No. 15, Buld-st - . „ ~, -only remove ehe disease; but renovate by their at, .. . . . . Yea i . , MA al has 'enjoyed ever since its corrinnencethei
-• e illoW.Pomplexion delicately. fair, cle.ar, and'delightfully soft- uotiL the 17th October, 1837, and afrieet' indLiverpoet atoresaut,oth ent funct ions 'of the body, expelling the grosser huinouirs, and. .
eliiiPartieta a healthy. jpvenile. bloom, as w.ell as realisine a del.- .beeiness alone on ',his owe accou erwar s carrying ee s 4. in a manner so mild ana _imperceptible as to coovince tte mos . el; £s. (1. .£ s. d. s.• .
£ . 8. . d---. -.---E—s— -----7----- -
r—, d,', :E, e. e. eecessara te even' state Itse• prineiples 'teem w
, hitherto conducted. It has now passed- into
,0 i ut, sued aud committed
.as sceptical of their astonishing and unequalled powers. l'hey 3 92 , l 3 I 4 5 0 1 8 4 5 2 7 114 2 .
. cede'. white .necic,
_hand,. and.arm. Charles Richard Scales. . ..,_ _. • _ _ ~ - • • ..ee ea,. he s, as a nee.
_andeenlarged Series-of it is stole 1
,

- - —THE-TOI LET:
41) •OWLAND'S MACASSAR' 01 L, .a Vt,;getable- P roam-
-JOU tion; is universally admired, and.aCknowledged to• be the
best end cheapest Artkle fur, nourishing the II AIR • prevents
it froutfalling.Off or turning grby;•changes grey' hair to, its ori-
ginal. corout,-produres •and restores • HAIR, (evennt a. late
period of life, ) frees U HT, and renders the most harsh
and dry halr-as soft as'Silk, Curlvi-and Glossy ; preserves it in
Curl and other decoratiie formation—unimpaired•by the Sum-
.mer's heat, violent exercisei•or the relaxingt• tendenties'of- the
Ball-Uctom, &t. CIIII.DRE Nit is invaluable, as it lays
foundation for a beautiful head of Hair.
ICALITION•.—Ask for " ROWLAND'S MACASSAR
OM," and observe their Narue and Address, in Red, :on the
, trapper,
A NoWL&ND & SON' ~.20, kIATTOINI GARDEN.
Countersigned ALEX. 'HONLAN D.
tie loWest price is 38, 6d.—the next 75.-10 s. 6d.. and 21s.
per bottle
ROWLAND'S .KALYDOR,
•
A preparation from mild and balsa Mic exotics, and perfectly
Jre frcm miueraladmixture. It effectually eradicates ERVP-
e
11111)5,..T.AN, :PIMPLES', FRECKLES; REDNESS,
,1-pt Yrs, and all Cutaneous Imperfections'; renders the most
.-Sallow Complexion delicately. fair, clear, and delightfully soft--
~IMParting a 4calthy. juvenile bloom, as well as realising a deli-
cate, white neck, hand, and arm.
GENTLEEX, whose faces are tender after Shaving, will
find it allay the itritability and smarting pain, and render the
akin snoofh and pleasant.
It effectual g•• healsand prevents Chilblains, Chaps, and
It
• • ._
,fiarsh-riingli Skin. In cases BUrfiv and &tads, it affords'
.
iiimedte relief by allaying the irritability and reducing' the
inflammation at the same time rendering the skin soft, smooth'
a
. included.
- • Klan
ee 4x.641. and BS. 6d.Ser bottle, duty•
ROWLAND'S' oD o o[t NAB': DkritiPittcE.
Veketatele'White'POiderpreliared friOn Oriental Herbs,
the most Odedi. and StreetneAst it eradicates the
Tartar from the Teeth, removes decayed Sots, preseries-the'
Inanietand fixes' the Teeth firmly in their soekets, rendering'
b'enutiffini'White, being'afi'AnTi=Seerlintic, it eradicates
:,9e'BCiiivifrini) the Gun's, strengthens, bracei. and' renders
• Terri iirehealt red • also -arts' a delight fal fritgrance to the
7.4efith''" -

TAKE NOTICE.
I.—lf any Creditor intends to oppose a Prisoners Discharge,
Notice of such intention must be given to the said Prisoner in
-writing, three clear days before the day of hearing, exclusive
.of Sunday, and exclusive both of the day of giving such Notice
and of the said day.of hearing.
2.—But. in the case of the Prisoner, whom his Creditors have
removed by an order of the Court, from a gaol in or near Lon-
don, for hearing in the country, such Notice of Opposiiiou will
be sufficient.. if given one clear day before the day of hearing.
3.—The Petition and Schedule will be produced by the pro-
per officer for inspection and examination at. the office of the
.Court in London, on Mondays, Wednesdays; and Fridays,
between the hours of Ten and Four: and Copies of the, Petition
,and Schedule, or such part thereof 'as shall be required, will be
,provided by the proper officer according to the Act 7 Geo. IV.
c. 57, sec. 76.
_ _

frESSES. PERRY and Co., SURGEONS, may be per-
sonally consulted from Nine in the 'Morning till Ten at
Night, and on Sundays from Nine till Two, at
nearthe Duke-street,
,utsksea.gset re; e)t ,NLei.v Liverpool,
prii3oal
N(privateo. entrance 23, SL AT E
firstBi idtoEoEr
le-
street, Lower Mosley-street,: near. to St. Peter's Church,
Manthester, and No. 4,.-Great Charles-street, Birmingliani: of
whom mar be had. (gratis) with each box of pills their Treatise
on' Venereal Disease, Gonorrlea, Gleets, and Stricture, pin-
cluditfg Practical Observations on Sentinel Weakness, arising
from early abuses, solhat all persons can obtain an immediate
Cure with ease, secrecy, and safety.
It is a melancholy fact, that thousands fall victims to the Ve-
nereal Disease, owing to the unskilfulness of illiterate men,
who; by the use of that deadly poison, Mercury, ruin the con-
stitution, and cause ulcerations, with blotches on the head, face,
and body,- dimness in the sight, noise in the ears, leafuess,
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