The Liverpool Standard and General Commercial Advertiser.
Liverpool, Merseyside, England, 1835-06-30 00:00:00

LiEAPERY, SHAWLS, LINENS, &c.

LOT.
No. 1.-1600 Printed Muslin Dresses,3s. 100. to 10s. 6d. each.
2.-An innumerable quantity of Chalhe Pattern. Printed
Twilled Dresses, ss. 3d. to 6s. 9d. each.
3.-600 full-sized Thibet Shawls, all at 6s. 10Id. each.
4.-450 Edinburgh 15s. 9d. each, worth 30s.
5.-10;'i0 French Filled Shawls, 18s. 6d., to 255. each.
6.-11 Dozen Ditto, last year's styles, all at 12s. 9d.
7.-250 Canton Crape Shawls, astounding bargains.
8,-10 Boxes 7-Bth and 4-th Grass Bleached Coleraine
Linens, at, per yard, Is. ald. and Is. 6d. A single
Piece at the Wholesale Price. .
9.-20 Pieces 5-4th Linen Sheetings, per yard, Os. 80.
10.-27 10-4th • • ditto 1 9
11.-84 114th Russia. ditto 2 11
12.-Linen Damask, 2-1- yards wide, at 4s. 3d. worth 7s. 6d.
13.-25 Dozen Damask Breakfast Cloths, at 3s. 11d.
14.-26 Ditto Dinner Ditto, 5 3
15.-80 Ditto 4 yards long . 10 9
16.-500 Ditto Napkins by the dozen 13 6
17.-275 White Counterpanes, all at 3 6
18.-700 Marseilles Quilts. very large • 7 6
HOSIERY, RIBBONS, SILKS, &c.
A few Hundred Dozen Cotton Hose, from 12s. 6d. to 18s. 6d.
both Plain and Embroidered.
50 Dozen Ladies' China Silk, per pair, 2s. and 2s. 61d.
120 Boxes of Swiss and French Kid Gloves, per dozen, 16s.
An immense quantity of Lace Silk Gloves, all at Is. 64d.,
worth 3s.

75 Dozen Lace Thread Gloves, all at Is. per pair.
850 Pieces French Gauie Ribbons. This Lot was cleared
from Me Customhouse, London, on Friday last, and will be sold,
per yard, 41d.
2370 Parasols, in Five Lots, No. 1, ss. 9d., No. 2,6 s. 101 d.
This is the cheapest lot, and comprises about one-halfof the whole;
No. 3, with Borders, Bs. 9d.; Nos. .4 and 5 consist of rich
Figured Borders at 9s. 9d. and lls. 3d.
A small Manufacturer's Stock of Spitalfields Silks; about 150
Pieces at Is. 112 d. and 2s. lid. In this Lot there are a few
Pieces of Blacks, the Imperial Fast Dye.
39 Dozen Silk Umbrellas, at 5s 71d. each.
An endless variety of Worked Collars, in Pelerines, Can.
zea.,.s, and Chemisettes. These are well worth the attention of
the Trade.
Compton House, 27, Church-street.

Just published, containing upwards of Six Hundred Pages,
dewy Bvo,price Seven Shilling
HANTISM versus BAPTISM, or INF NT SPRINK-
LING against CHRISTIAN DIME SION : in which
the Arguments for the former practice ar examined and con-
futed : and the Scriptural Authority for a latter clearly exhi-
bited. In the form of a Trial. By SEA oats ELLisoN, Author
of a Letter to J. J. GuirriEv, Esq.
The arguments for the former pract e are set forth at length
from the Writings of the following Authors, which contain an
epitome of ALL that has been written on the subject Rev.
Adam Clarke, LL.D., F.A.S., Rev. William Burkitt, M.A.,
Right Rev. Richard Mant, D.D., M.R.1.A., Lord Bishop of
Down awl Connor, Rev. Thomas Scott, Rev. Timothy Dwight,
S.T.D.,' LL.D., Rev. Ralph Wardlaw, D.D., Rev. Gieville
Ewing, Rev. AI icaiah Towgood, (recommended by the Revds.
David Bogue, J. Clayton, sen., B. Cracknall, D.D., J. Dupre,
D.D., T. Durant, T. Haweis, LL.B., M.D., J. Hooper, A.M.,
S. Lowell, T. Raffles, D.D., LL.D., J. I'. Smith, D.D., and
W. Thorpe,) Rev. Richard Watson, and Rev. John Stewart,
D. D.

Published Lv Hamilton, Adams, and Co., London ; and D.
Mavples and Co., Liverpool.

Zo be Let.

rim be LET, with possession on the 10th of July next, an
1_ excellent FAMILY HOUSE and G DEN, with or
without Coach-house, Stable, and Servant -house, situate on
the north side of Pembroke-place, and late n the occupation of
George Heald, Esq.
The House contains Drawing-room,' ining-room, Library,
and extensive Kitchens on the ground our; Ten good Lodg-
ing►-rooms, and is replete with every convenience.
Terms and Tickets to View may. be had on application to
TuomAs ettoox and SoN, 19, Exchange-street East.