The Liverpool Standard and General Commercial Advertiser.
Liverpool, Merseyside, England, 1833-10-15 00:00:00

GAS-WORKS.

WIJNGINEERS, IRONFOIJNDERS, and OTHERS will-
v V ing to Contract for the Erection of Gas-works for light-
ing the Town of Orinskirk, are requeste to furnish Plans and
Estimates of. the cost. 'the Gasomet to be circular and ca-
pable of containing 4,00 J cubic feet f Gas, the Main Pipes
diameter, to be four inches iu
and not less than half an inch
thick.

Plans and Estimates must be sent to Mr. \Vomit; Solicitor,
Orinskirk, on or before the 22d instant.
0? ntskirA; Oct. 14th.

SHEFFIELD AND MANCHESTER RAILWAY.
xTuricE IS HEREBY GIVEN, th• " pursuant, and ac-
.. 111 ilirt
: cording to the notice before give to the Shareholders,
the Dividend,of £25 a Share will be pa on and after the 30th
iustant, between the hours of Eleven an Three, at the Office of
Mr. WATSON Solicitor, Exchange-alley North,. in Liverpool;
and at the Office of HENRY VICK ERS, 'Solicitor, in Sheffield.
LIVERPOOL AND CHESTER CANAL. •
ICOTICE'IS HEREBY GIVEN, that COMPANY is
111 formed for the pUrpose of constrUctin a CANAL from
Chester to Birkenhead, or Wallesey Pool o polite to Liverpool.
CAPITAL, £150,000, in Shares - —3OO each. •
FRANCIS RICHARD PRICE, Ea .'Chaff an.
THOMAS TELFORD, Esq. consulting E gineer.
Messrs. ARTHUR HEYWOOD, SONS, and Co., Liverpool,
Bankers.

Mr. MALLAB,Y, Liverpool, Solicitor.
A Meeting of Proprietors will shortly he held, to appoint a
Committee, with powers to apply to ,Parliament during the
next Session.

Applications to the Committee for Shares to be made in
Writing, addressed to THOMAS MARTIN, 12, Lower Castle-
street, Liverpool.

FROPECTL; OF THR PROJECTED LIVERPOOL AND CHESTER

CANAL.

The importance of an uninterrupted communication by a
Canal between the Port of Liverpool and the Manufacturing
districts of Cheshire, Shropshire, Staffordshire, and Warwick-
shire, has for many ye4is been acknowledged
Hitherto all Goods coining from, or going into those districts,
from the port of Liverpool, have been subject to the delays of
transhiputent,at Preston Brook, as well as the risks of a river
navigation.
The object of the present project is to avoid all these delays,
inconveniences, expenses, and dangers,' and to make perfect,
the line of inland navigation, from the various Manufacturing
districts before stated, and North and South 'Wales, to Birken-
head, or Wallesey Pool; a place best adapted for a general
{Lit& for Goods and Merchandin
.sibjeet to this transit.
The present mode of transit trom the counties of Warwick
and Stafford, and their extensive Cdanufacturing districts, to
the port Liverpool, is by the lines of the Birmingh in, Staf-
fordshire, and Worcestershire, and the grand 'trunk, or Trent
and Mersey Canals, to Preston Brook, about ninety-six miles;
here (at firestou Brook) the Goods anti Merchandise are un-
loaded into Warehouses, or transhipped into Flats, belonging
to the Trusteed Of the late Duke of Bridgewater, and conveyed
from thence, six miles on the -Duke's Canal, to Runcorn, and
from fourteen to eighteen miles in the Tide-way down the River
Mersey to Liverpool, at a heavy charge.
A few years back a more direct line of Canal was projected,
and called the Birmingham and Liverpool Junction Canal,
which has been executed much wider and deeper than the old
Canals, and will be navigable, throughout, this ;year. This
Canal extends from the Staffordshire and Worcestershire, near
the junction of the Birmingham, Canal, in the neighbourhood
of Wolverhampton:to Nantwich, where it joins the Ellesmere
and Chester Canal, which communicates with the River Mer-
sey, on the Cheshire side. at Whitby, or Ellesmere port, to
which port Goods and Merchandise in their transit to and from
the port a Liverpool, will still be subjected to the Tide-way of
the River, as well as the expense and the risk of damage and
delay by transhipment.
But by the projected Canal Goods and Merchandise will be
c(,nveyeil, in the same Boat or Vessel, from the midland coun-
ties to Birkenhead, or Wallesey Pool, directly opposite the
Locks of Liverpool, and rice versa, for about the same freight
as is at present charged to Preston Brook, as the distance is
much shorter and Locks fewer, the trip will be Performed in
much less time along the new than the old lines of Canal.

East India Dork House, St. Helen's-place, London,
23rd September, 1833.
AVACANCY having occurred by tare Resignation of the
SECRETARY to the EAST INDIA DOCK COMPANY, such
persons as may be desirous of offering themselves for that
Office are requested to address a letter to the Court of Directors,
on or before the lath of October next.
The Gentleman to be appointedmust ell acquainted with
the general operations of Commerce and it is desirable
that he sohonkl be well informed on .11 that relates to the
Port of London. He m:,st be of an intelligent mind, and of
active habits of busineso. He will have apartments in the
house of the Company, in London, where he will be expected
to reside.
Every other particular' may be obtained by application to
JOHN ARUAN, Esq.,
St. Helen's-place, any day in the week,
F
except Fridays and Sundays, between the hours, Eleven and
Three.

MINERAL SUCCEDANEUM,
FOR FILLING DECAYED TEETH WITHOUT PAIN, lIE%T, OR

PRESIURE, AND
INCORRODIBLE MINERAL TEETH,

Inthota Wires, "Springs, or any vale,. Ligatures.
30/IJ. M. and A. M kLLAN No. 46, F. BOLD-STRET'
I,6iBveltrSpool, SiNtGEON DENTISTS, ,the firm of Malian
and Sons, Great Russell-street, Bloomsbury, and Half Moon-
street, Piccadilly, London,) continue to RESTORE DE-
CAYED TEE'IH with their celebrated MINERAL SUC-
CEDANEUM, applied without heat or pressure; also
FASTEN LOOSE TEETH. whether arising from age or
from . the use of Calomel. ARTIFICIAL and NATU-
RAL TEETH fixed fromcone to a complete set, without
ligatures, warranted for mastication and articulation.—Charges
as in Paris.
J. M. and A. MALLAN respectfully announce to the No-
bility and Gentry, that in consequence of the very NUMER-
OUS ENGAGEMENTS for their professional Assistance,
they have been compiled to place in the hands of their under-
mentioned Agents the DETERGENT GUM and TOOTH
TINCTURE, a safe and effectual CURE for all diseases of the
gums, also a specific remedy for the immediate RELIEF of
TOOTHACII, &c. &c.; also the EGYPTIAN ODONTAI.-
GIC TOO'FLL.POWDER. for preserving the Enamel and for
Cleansing andaßlyantifying- the Teeth, Natural as well as
Artificial. di to al-
Sold, by appriinhnent, by Messers. Datison, Perfumer, May-.
nard, Drug,gistriihones, Druggist, and Clay, Druggist, Bold-
street; Deane,iD3in4ist, Castle-street; Ross and Nightingale,
Printsellers, Chronicte-office, Lord-street; Priestley, •Cheinist
and Druggist, L'ord-s.reet ; Ellison,. Druggist, Chy,reh-street
Cooke's Merlin' Reiository, Clayton-square; jiolinson and
Sons, Druggists, ChLech-street; Roberts, Cheivfik and Drug-
gist, llanelai,h-street Reynolds, Chemist and Lirliggist, Rane-
high-street ; and by the most respectable houses in the United
Kingdom.
The DETERGEN' GUM and TOOTH TINCTURE,
sold at 2s. 9.1.; 4s. fid. and Ils. per bottle; the larger bottles
containing three times he quantity of the 4s. Gd. bottles.—The
EGYPTIAN ODON'!ALGIC TOOTH POWDER, 2s. 9d.
per box. duty included.
Dental Operations prformed at the above Establishment
daily, upon those improved principles.