The Liverpool Standard and General Commercial Advertiser.
Liverpool, Merseyside, England, 1835-06-26 00:00:00

Zrabe anb Alanufarturro.

TO THE LADIES OP LIVERPOOL D ITS
VICINITY.
MRS. KEET, No. 17, CHURCH-STU OPPOSITE Sr.
PEZER'S CHURCH, having for 1
.years conducted
the STAY and CORSET BUSINE , begs to offer to the
Ladies of Liverpool her Iniprovemen -upon the FKENCI-1
CORSET; which from its lightness, elegance of stape, and per-
fect freedom from any injunous pressure, is peculiarly adapted
for the use of .Young Ladies and persons of delicate health ;
price of these Corsets, for Cash, from Pls. to 21s. -
Braces, Belts, &v. made to order, under Medical direction,
for the prevention of the progress of incipient deformity.
Irish Linens Imported. A variety of lieady-mace Linen,
Morning Gowns, Wrappers. &c.

HAIR ,CLOIH & CURLED HAIR MANUFACTORIES,
24, Upper Pitt-street, and 41, Wtod-sfreet,
BItEARLEYjA ES and Co. beg to announce tot b—
it) lie and Trade generally interested in the abo rtieles,
that they can be supplied to any extent, and on th ost liberal
terms, by applying at either of the above pla s.
Retail dealers in the business will find an antage in mak-
ing their purchases at these establishments, s they can at any
time be supplied with whatever quantity they may wish to pur-
chase.
Country. ptitchasers will please to obs,:..rve that these are the
only Establishments in Liverpool where Hair Cloth. is Manu-
factured, and the terms on which they can be supplied will, on
inspection, met it their approval. .

• GLASGOW HOUSE.
.-NEW SILK MERCERY AND LINEN DRAPERY
ESTABLISHMENT.
WILLIAMS and Co., 30, CHUIICH-TliiET, rner of
• " Basnett-street.) The cheapest Warehouse alI kinds
of SCOTCH GOODS, especiallY Shawl's, i s, -Sheetings,
Ticks, Table-cloths and Covers, Muslims, W cd Collars and.
Trimmings.
T.W. and Co. respectfully announce that they, have ready
,for
inspection a large STOCK' or the 'above GOODS, and that,,
having made arrangements with the first Houses in SCOtlang
secure regular supplies of their Manufactures they can advance
higher claims to public patronage in that Manufactures,
of business
than any other House in the trade. ,
IT. W. and Co also invite inspectiOn of:their extensive pnr-
icliases of SUMMER GOODS in the London and Manchester
iMarketS., ref which they have received fresh arrivals, at 'very re-
diked prices, particularly in Silks, Printed Muslims, and. CaM-
biics, Gauze Ribbons, Gloves, Parasols, &c.
'Funerals completely Furnished, and every description of
Family Mourning. .
,N-.8.--Owing to the small
_profit marked on
.all t4e-, Goods,
no credit can be given, and no abatement made.

' • A NEW INVENTION.
IMPORTAA^7' TO ALE ...111,'LICTED WEAK
SAFOM, -MANUFACTURING OPTICIAN, 16,
JUlito giE E L 1 VER poor., respectfully begs to in-
form the Nobility'. Gentry, and all those who may requicp-the
aid of SPEC rAeLlis, as well as exporters and de that
he has constantly on hand a suPerior, Asso tm of 'Gold,
Silver, fine- Steel, T4irtoiseshell, S4c., SaLe 4 s, carefully
fitted with Brazilian Pebbles' and other I,cn s, adapted with
equal scientific correctness, liv
his Foreman, L. LEVVEI.4*Itii, ,
one of the most 'scientific' and skald* Opticians in Europe,
originally from the:Opthalrbie Institution of Berlin, froin Whit*
he hai Certificates of great ability, as Well as from (Ater Cities
and Towns where he has studied and7practised, viz., Berlin,
Dr. Ilufeland, Physician,lo his
,Majesty the' Kine of Pi usSia,
Oculist Gracie and- Oculist Rust; Dresden, Kreysig, Physician
to his Majesty the King of Sakony, Professor Prenitz, and.
Oculist \Vetter; Leipsig, ProfesSor Glarus and Professor
Kuhl; Hamburg, Professors Sehineisser and.Ebblieg ;
tau,' Dr. Benedict; Vienna, be. Jacgar and Oculist Beer;
London,' Mr. Alexander, Oculist, Cork-street, and Messrs.Tyrret and Scott, of he London' Opthalinic
.Infit.lniry ;
iir-
mim.,:rham, Messrs. 'Hodgson and J..L.edson, of the Birminghatn.
Institution NI. the Diseases of the Eye; and Mr. 1,. H. Smith,
Oculist to the Infirmary, Southall], .WarwiCkshire; and uutily .
others too minierous to naine in an itiVertiserneut.
• B. K. begs' alsd to 'announce, 'that his Foreman, L. LEwirt-
BERG; the Sole' Inventor of the Ambei. Spectacles, has recently
invented and now completed a most ingenious "Mathematical
Instrument, TH E OPTICIAN'S, GIJI DE, by which he ascer-
tains the true focus ,reach individual's sight, at the &ULM tirne
learns if the strength of both eyes be-the satne, as it frequently
occurs that one is weaker than the other. To this needful In-
strati-lent is attached a variety M'Apparatus by which the Prar-,.
titiouer discovers with fadilift•what coloured Lenses or dhows
will suit best the affected Visicin. Hitherto Spectaeles bave.
been sold by chance, so that often the wearer runs the. risk of
injuring the sight instead of improving it. This Invention w4ll,
however, lenitive all doubt; and as long as the Eye possesses.
Vision he is able to suit the Sight with Spectacles, ;as his
Lenses are manufactured both by German and English mea-
sure, and tried by the Optician's Guide, so as .to preclude the
least shade of error.-

It is rumoured that Col. Cradock. is to proceed under the
directions Of government to Spain, for the purpose of acting as
commissioner, in order to take care that no steps are adopted
by the forces whiaf are to be forwarded to Spain to assist the
constitutional cause against the .Carlists which may, be con-
trary to the provisions of the quadruple treaty. We have not
been able, on inquiry, to ascertain whether anything definite
with respect to this alleged appointment has been .come to:
The information received from the Cape of Good Hope to-day.
reaches .down to the Gth April. The most important juteli-
geuce received from the frontier is the development of the plan..
of operations, both offensive and defensive, in.which the troops
were to he engaged against the. Caffres. The governor had left.
behind two, lines of defence against any attempt of. the,
enemy daring, the absence of ,the commando,in Cafire Land,—
the :first extending' rrotri' the.
Winte'rberg
command. 91: Colonel 'Vlgiand; while - to the sea, under;the
the ,i3econd would pro-
,test the 'distriCt. of Uitenhage, umter Cnyier. Fort• Elizabeth •
,Was under the commend aspeciaLconimandant., 'the corn, .
~PiandO had been able to obtain.,;bo little information: of the.
,force, POsitiOri, or intentions Of.the,hostilel;ebiefs. No offer •
'had yet been made bVthern to treat with, or submit. to, the. •
colonist alithority. 71‘he., Chief Jittrizer, who, with his .101- ,
, lowers, still held
.possesiSion of:a. consi,derable number of stolen,
' cattle,'"apspeaykd verYlapYiu,s',l4t.kgetz ktn.on good terms.with .
the colonists;'andu'at. an pit“Otiw .he tad had with. two. of the:
latter, who 'hid pissed ihrough hii territojy, he
_bad shown a,
great-desire to assureliii guests thit he had taken. no part in
the invasion. -*The roost important fact, however, is that he
had •given•them iunitination where all the colonists',cattle were
to be found, namely, at the sources of the kieskama. It is
calcolated that-upwards of l(if) Caffres litid been killed during
the 'invasion. 'I he advices communicate lengtheneddetails., .
relative to the war, but iu general they are uninteresting.