The Liverpool Standard and General Commercial Advertiser.
Liverpool, Merseyside, England, 1833-12-20 00:00:00

/1 IC) be LET, a good Family HOUSE, consisting of Break
fast-room, 18 feet by 15 feet, Dining and Drawing-roornfp
26 feet by 16 feet, six Bed-rooms, Dressing-rooms, four laq,u
Closets, Water Closet, a good Kitchen and Scullery, supplied
with rain and spring water, ButlerW'antry, Larder, Wash-
house, Wine Cellars, &c. &c., with kirxtures complete. A Gar-
den; nearly 60 yards long, upon which a Stable and Coach-
house may be erected, if required. The situation is one of the
most eligible and airy in Everton. Rent moderate.—Apply at
No. 8, Everton-road.

ON SALE,
By CHARLES S. -MIDDLETON, 2, Rumford-place,
SH MIRY WINE, in Butts, Inds., and Quarters, from £)
to £9O per Butt in bond; DITTO, in Bottles, in bond and
duty paid; MALAGA DITTO, ditto;, MUSCATEL RAI-
SINS, in Boxes, Halls, and QuartersyGßAPES, in Barrels
and Jars; Black Lead Dust; India Goods; Choppahs, Corahs,
and Madras HANDKERCHIEFS; Buenos Ayres cheeps'
WOOL ;I HORSE HAIR; Horse, Cow, and Ox HIDES.
Also, the Schooner MARY ANN, 85 tons, now discharging
in George's Dock.
A Bonded Bottling Cellar on the Premises:

NOTICE TO THE LESSEES UNDER THE CORPO-
RATION OF LIVERPOOL.
GROUND RENTS for the present yea having become due
on the 29th SEPTEMBER last, the- essees are hereby re-
quired to pay the eaaittlittaiodidt.ir at r. (?fn--c.
And such Persons as are in Arrear for the like Ground Ren'
are hereby informed, that Legal Measures will be instituted,
without further Notice, unless the demands which have repeat-
edly been made, shall be liquidated forthwith.
JOHN DEANE CASE,
Treasurer of the said Corporatin.
Tteasurer'l 00.74,,T0ten-hall, Dec. 11, 1833.

IM PORTANT
AN immense supply of CHARLES MACINTOSH and Co.'s
PATENT INDIA-RUBBER WATERPROOF and
AIRPROOF FABRICS has this day been received at J.
DENTITH'S, 31, Lord-sit-ca. They comprise Cloaks, Coats,
Caps, Fishing and Shooting Frocks, ditto ditto Stockings,
Hunting Boots, Overalls, Beds, Pillows, Cushions, Life I're-
servers, &c.
J. D. calls the attention of Gentlemen, &c. to the above su-
perior manufacture, which for durability and lightness, corn
bining heat, (being airproof as well as waterproof,) has neve
been excelled, and which he continues to sell at the inanutl•lat
rer's prices.
Gentlemen wishing any particular article made of the above,
may be furnished with it by applying to J. DENTITH, Tailor,
Draper, and Outfitter, 31, Lord-street.

LADIES' CIIARI3 Y.
MRS. ARNAUD, LADY PATRONESS.
MR. RIPLEY, PRESIDENT.
►pIIE ANNUAL BALL for the Benefit of this Institution
will be held, by permission of the Worshipful the Mayor
and Common Council, in the TOWS -HALL, on MONDAY,
the 30th instant.
Tickets 10s. each, (Refreshments included,) to be had of.
the Lady Patroness, 82, Duke-street, at the President's, 7,
Aberctomby-square, and at the usual places.
The Doors to be opened at Eight o'clock.
Carriages to set down and take up with the horses' heads
facing Water-street.
N. 13 —No Money will be received at the Doors.
A Military Band will perform at the foot of the Great Stair
case, as formerly.

IMACK.ENZIE, No. 53, PITT-STREET, near Sr.
• MICHAEL'S CHURCH, most respectfully returns thanks
to those Friends who have employed him, and claims the atten-
tion of the Nobility and Gently of LivEnyoot and its vicinity
to his important and safe Discovery for CLEANING and
RENOVATING PICTURES,,PRINTS, CURIOSITIES of
every description, and VALUABLE ARTICLES of VERTU,
without the slightest probability of injuring the most delicate
tints or texture, on such terms as cannot fail to give satisfaction
to those who may be pleased to honour him with their com-
mands.—Pictures-Lined, Strained and Framed, and Frames
Cleaned, Repaired, or Re-gilt..—Maps, .Charts, Plans, 4-c.,
neatly Lined, lifoonted, and Varnished; and Prints qf all descrip-
tions neatly Framed and Glazed.
" Added to Mr. EGERTON SMITH and JOHN MILLER, Esq.'s
Testimonials respecting Mr. Peter Mackenzie's professional
abilities, I feel great pleasure in stating that Mr. M. has very
recently
.strained, cleaned and repaired- a very ancient Pictin e-
for me, in a style very far exceeding my most sanguine ex-
pectations, its previous delapidated condition considered.
can, therefore, confidently recommend Mr. M. to public pa-
tronage in his arduous line of the arts.—Mr. M. has another
picture in hand for me, which is in a very mildewed and bad-
condition, and which, when finished, I shall also feel happy
to show to any Ladies or Gentlemen who. will honour me with
a call fur that purpose."

" T. W; PHILLIPS.
"No. 1, Mill-street, Liverpool, Dec. 8, 1833."

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IMPORTANT TO PRINTERS.
HALF TILE SIZE OF THE ('OLUMBIAN PRESS, DOUBLE ITS
SPEED, AND MOVE THAN DOUBLE ITS POWER,
WITH ONLY ONE MAN TO WORK IT!
KITCHEN'S PATENT SELF-INKING PRESS, pos-
sessing the above Requisites and Qualifications, may now
be seen at Work by Master Printers, and other Gentlemen in-
terested in the Improvement of the Arts, at the Office of the
iVewcastle Jottr7Ull.

Solid Forms are worked at the self-Inking Press without an
Overlay. _

The Presses will be constructed at the celebrated Works of
Messrs. R. and W. Hawthorn, Civil Engineers, Newcastle,
those Gehtlemen having kindly afforded most valuable assist.
ance in what may be termed the Architecture of the Machine,
including the calculations' for the dimensions and proportions
of its several parts, and a symmetrical arrangement of the
whose upon unerring scientific and philosßphical principles, so
that the Trade may rely upon the strength/and truth of each
Press; whilst it is confidently asserted ihati'in beauty of appear-
ance the Self-Inking' Press Is not ekcelled;Ok even equalled, by
any hitherto known. Many Orders are now in course of exe-
cution, not only, for Offices in England, Ireland, and Scotland,.
but in the United States. Those of the Trade who have already
had an opportunity of judging, have expressed their delight and-
astonishment at the beauty, effectiveness, and general utility of
this invention, it being alike applicable to every description of
Printing, and by its price placed within the reach "f every .
Book-work.
res-
pectable Master.
The Self-Inking Press is peculiarly adapted
Correct register is obtained with less than ordin arjtrouble.
Testimonials from experienced Master Priti ter. and over-
seers, who have seen the Machine at work, 7.,11 ter. r Aolished
shortly.
EXTRACT FROM TIIE INVENTOR'S CIii.CULAR.
Every experiment has been tried that practical experience
could suggest, with . view to ascertain the capabilities and
ssts. Hawthorn is .calculated for a super-royal sheet and
powers of the Press The Machine already completed bill°
e form generally used was a broadside of solid small type.—
ihe result of these several trials has more than answered the
most sanguine expectations, and fully proved that my calcula-
tions had been considerably underrated. In the following de-
scription I have been equally careful to avoid exaggeration.
the experiment were directed to ascertain—lst, The power
of the Press; 2dly, Its speed; and, idly, Its general applicabi-
lity to all descriptions of work.
FIRST, AS TO POWER.
The power of the Self-Inking Press is, upon the most mode-
rate calculation, double that of the Columbian. It is certain
that, if the connecting:rod and cheek-pins wre adjusted (which
can be done readily and with case) so as to' give the leverages
full play and the power of a strong man applied, the most
massive iron-frame ever made for a printing-press would be
easily snapped asunder.
SECONDLY, AS TO SPEED.
The result, as to speed, enables site to affirm, as a general
rule, that one man will, (with the improvements we contemplate
in the Machines now in progress,) be enabled to accomplish
double the work that two men can now perform at the Colum-
bian; in other words, that one man will throw of as many im-
pressions as Aim men can now complete at two presses. Of course,