The Liverpool Standard and General Commercial Advertiser.
Liverpool, Merseyside, England, 1838-06-15 00:00:00

SAIN GrOlt(ii?; HALL.

rpHE.Crmtnlttee beg .to remini the „Shareholders and the
Public that a stop civaS pot to their proceedings for carrying

.this Undertak imp; iutooperari„in, rvere inercantile- ern7.
harrassment, whicti7hegan to sheer itsef‘; in the' Spring of
and contiunad throughout the remainder of the year, At
the improvement of tf;et-imes just ifies the Committee in reca iliug
the..attenlion t t the-tuhlic to this Undertakiol; And -they are;
now etra!lied to annorince that the Corporation of Liverpool'
have obtained an Pict of Parliament, empowering them to ap-
propriate as the.scite of the Hall, a portion of the Ground of
the -01dInfirnaaryoia Lime-street. The Committee; therefore,
beg respectfitity,to reinind.the•Poblic of the great utility-of a
public builsfing like-their:tended Halt;• which may bellev,ned•
not Only to the.celebrationof' oar. periodical Mosical Festivals,
as_ well as winter and occasional Concert', hut a!so to the use of
Public Meetings,, wiLe!her political, religions, or municipal; of
Public Dinners, and of other large anisemblages of our fellow
citizens:-. The Coininittee trust the Pulaic will agree with them
in opinion, that: a Puplic Edifice, so constructed as to be
adapted to all thee various purposes. and also possessing a
handsome exterior, would be at, once an,advantage and an or-.
• -nanientto the.town;_ and one which strangers would naturally
expect to find-arnonz large and flourishing a community.
As it most be obvious that the erection of a Building of this
kind, on.a scale of sufficient magnitude, will itivolve the exnen-
diture of a very,iiZge sum of money, (not less, they believe,
than £35,000, independently of the land,) the ComMittee-beg
leave to remind their fellow-townsmen, that, in order to raise
so large a fund, the subscription should be as widely diffused as
possible; and the price of the Shares, viz., £25 each, is such
as to place the subscription within the reach of a great number
of persons.
The Committee propose, therefore, to solicit the names of,

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new Subcicriberi;wh;ch may be communicated, either per-
sorialir or by note through the Post, to the address of the Se-
cretaries. or eithersof them, or to any member of the Coininit-
tee, statinthe address of such new Subscriber, and the num-
ber of Shares he is willing to subscribe for.
Upwards of £25,m0 was subscribed before the suspension of
the Committee's operations took place, for the greatest part of
which the Preliminary Deed of
.Association has already been
sinned. - The few-Subscribers who have not yet signed that
Deed are requested to call on the Secretaries, in Harringtoa-
chambers, Noah John-street, for‘that vorpose.

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By order and on behalf of the Committee,
• JONATHAN-BROOKS, Chairman.

THE COMMITTEE.'
Th,?. Rev. JONATHAN Brooks, Chair Than.
• .114 r. H AROMAS EARLE, Deputy Chairman:
Mr. JAMES A3IPINALL, Treasurer.
Mr. Henry Booth, -Mr. 'Ambrose Lace,
W. Wallace Currie, t Joseph Langton,
W.• Dixon, • I - Charles Lawrence,
William Earle. Jun., l John Moss,
Pattison Eliamea, I - John- Stewart,
Joseph C. Ewan, I • Samuel Turner, •
Samuel Holme,
"Joseph N. Walker,
Joseph Hornhv, Thomas WinstanleY,
Samuel Kea rsfey, Jqhn Wright..
SiOCIIETIAEIES To titz CoMMITTEV,
-Mr. EDWARD G. DEANE,
. Mr. THOMAS HARVEY.

.71k1FESSRS. PER!? Y end (le., SURGEONS, inav-he per,
sonally coustil'ed frnin Nine in the Morring till Ten. at
Night,.and on Sundays from Nine till Two, at
r- NO.' 24, SLATCR-STRE near Dake,streLt, Liver col, •
(private entrance first •door up the passage :) No. 2. Ba)o-
-stree,t, Lower- Wsle7-street, near to St.. Peter's Church,
Mancheteter,- and N0:4.• Great Charles--steeet, Birmingham
whom may Ire had (yra?;.9 with each box of pills their Treatise,
on. reneieal -Disea -(;onorrliaaa, Cleets, and Stricture,2.in._
eluding- Practical Observatinits on- Seminal Weakness, arisin
from early abuses so Mil e!! persons can obtain an immediate
Cure,--with ease, secrecy, and safety.
It is'a melancholy fact, rbit thousands fall victims to the Ve-
nereal Disease, owing to the urskilfuleesn- of illiterwe men,
who, by the use of that deadly poison, Mercury, ruin 't he con--
atitution, and cause ulcerations, with blotches on the head, face,-
aull body, dimness in the sight, noise in the ears, deafness,
obstinate gleets, and nodes-on the shin bones, tilt at length a,
general debility and decay of the constitution ensuscs. and'a
melancholy death rats a rn,ririd to their dreadful sufferiias.
PERRY'S PU I FYINO SPECIFIC PILLS. priee 2s. 91.
and Its.. per box. a cert,lin,-safe, an.; the most speedy remedy
ever discovered for the permanent and effectual erne of venereal
diseases,—gonorriwea, gleets, strictures, seminal Weakness,
in theloins, affectiOns of the kidneys, gravel. lumbago, local
debility, irritation of the bladder or n7ethl-a, and other diseases
of the irrinarypa‘ssattes:-freqitently perfo'ining a perfect cure
in the short space of three days. by one str.all pill for a dose,
with ease,ireerscry, and'- safety. The certainty with which they
Are continually mlurinisitered.can be attested by may y rhonsands.
Tne Specific Pills root out every particle of insidious nnisoM
purifying in their progress the whole mass of fluids. They not
only remove the disease, but renovate by their action the differ-
ent functions of the body, expelling the -grosser !summits. and
in a manner an mild and imperceptible a,: to convince the most
seeptieal of their astonishing 'and 'unequalled powers. They
neither contain mercury nor any other mineral, and. may be
taken without iha slightest susfr;eion of discovery. They require
no restraint of diet. less ni time, or hindrance of hosinese. but
saTect a comnlete tore. without the least exposure to the patient.
At any period when the slielitest suspicion may exist, it will be
well to-have recourse to. the.. Specific Pills,- for when taken
before the disease has made its npnea ranee it sets as a certain
preventative. by moving the cornalaint effectually and secretly.
j.tessrs. PER -RV, ,_eons. eontiuue to direct their studies
to those dreadful arising from the too free and indis-
criminate indeitirer, or the rig'loll% Whirl) not only occasion
a numerals trAin of nerv(in,i-,,ITF,Tions, and entail on its vo,aries
all the enervating itnbeeilities of old age,' but weaken and
devoriir all the bodily senses. occasioning; loss of imagination,
josto_uCeer2 and reetrory. infl,?:erenre ando version fir all plea-
snres. In that dis•-e.si.erstnte of debilitY' or defieieocv,.whetber
•the-rbeserftrertcseraf 1,,,01-rUr trairits.„ drin.iog, or. any
other' eatise. -by .r :rich ,117 potrev4; tr.riliPs'enn,t,tu:i'on become
enfeebled. thel.nEer a ket and speedy rt..tol-al'enlo6cond
.41 . vieTir'iuts her'

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1-1015S1;
The royal "tusent usgiveo 4 couttnisstun to many public and
kiriVa:c CAN:
. Lord J P.oUGtiAM having obset ved, inmoving for papers, with
retpeci to Con! tt!iiay, alias Thotn, that care should betaken in
co,;-.coiting seotetices or exteudiug the prerogative of mercy,
to ex.cluile erivate
MettioUßNE said that no private Ind nonce had beeu.al7
lotted iII •this case. Representatith:s, however, he submitted,
could Le fairly Considered:,

• The 'Duke of WELL! NGTON thought it ought to be made
known that private applications cuulti ltOt be. attended to,---tuat
the reConlineinli, ions of the judgeS only would be acted on.
Lord Y FORD said that as the commutation of the sentence
in this case n; as in consequence of the insanity of the party,
there'should have been every security against the repetition of
mi-schiefond that those Who Lid nedecti,d to take this security
‘N ere morally answerable for the inischiel.done.

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The Poor Relief (Ireland) bill was postponed.
The Hart idDEvbis moved that the third report on the cri-
minal laWs he referred to select counc.ittee, for the purpose of
cOl.itlering their recommendations regarding juvenile offenders,
.

Lord DENMA N and other peers concurred, and the motion
wus.agreed to.—Adjourued.

HOUSE OF COMMONS.-MONDAY.
• F A CTO R lES' BILL.

Lord Asn LEY ZaVe notice that r;ttPriday the 22d of June,
when-the order of the da v for the second reading of thefactories'
regulation, bill.should call the attention of the house to the state
of the law for- the regulation expressive of the regret of the
house that sceh a state of things should be allowed to exist'su,
• long without aniendinent—(hear, hear)—and,lest he might take
the ooble lord by-surprise, he would now state that :he would
'most ussuredlril•ring forward that motion; and although , wily.
o:le or two, gentlemen Should concur with him, he would take a
division upon it.