The Liverpool Standard and General Commercial Advertiser.
Liverpool, Merseyside, England, 1835-07-28 00:00:00

Rept :Kotirco.

merchant,
MR. CHARLES EYES, DECEASE '
A LL persons having claims against the priva estate of the
13: late CHARLES EYES, of Liverp merchant, are
requested to send their accounts forthwith to is executors, at
the (Mice of Mr. G. WM. CROOK s, Solicitor, Brunswick•street.

THE commissioners in a tilt in bankruptcy, bearing *date
iisleas
the 30th of January, 1835, awarded and • lied forth
against JOHN WILLIS, of Liverpool, in the • nty of Lan-
caster, merchant, dealer and chapman, (I v carrying on
business at Liverpool aforesaid in copartnis ip with John
Timothy Swainson, as merchants, under the firmiof Willis and
Sivainsono intend to meet on the 11th day of Atigtist"next, at
Two of the clock in the Afternoon, at the Clareudon-rooms, in
South John-street, in Literpool aforesaid, in order to unrke a
dividend of the separate estate 'and effects of the said John
Willis; when and where the creditors who have not already
proved their debts are to come prepared to prove the same, or
they will be excluded the benefit of the said dividend. And all
denim not then proved will be disallowed.
FOSTEll'and LLOYD, Solicitors.

Tn E'cObitiaissiotiers in a fiat in bankruptcy, hearin
,date the
,39th of January, 1835, awarded and issued fo i against
JOHN WILLIS, of Liverpool, in 'the county Lancaster,
mershaut, dealer and chap-nap, (lately carryin on business at
Liverpool aforesaid in eOpartnership with Jo , Timothy Swain-
son, as merchants; 'under the 'firm of Willis and Swainson,)
intend to meet ou the 12th day of August next, at Tiro of the
cluck in the Afternoon, at the Clarendon-rooms, in South John-
street, in Liverpool aforesaid, in order to make a dividend of the
separate estate-and effects Of flip said Join WILLIS and Jung
TINI.(reHY SW A its SoN' ; when and where the creditors who have
not already proved their debts are to' coins prepared to prove
the same, or they will lie excluded the benefit of the said divi-
dend. And all claims not then proved wil he diSalloweit.
POSTEIT'and LLOYD., Solicitors,

[PRICE ID.

FLORAL & HORTICULTURAL SOCIETY.—The
.1.1 THIRD MEETING of this SOCIETY, for the SHOW
of CARNATIONS, DAHLIAS. PLANTS, FRUITS,
VEGETABLES, &c. will be held To7iip Row, (Wednesday,).
the 29th instant, at the COHN EXCkI •GE, Brunswick-street:
The Doors will be open at Two o' • ck.
Non-Subscribers"fie‘ets. 38. e .
• Tickets may be had at Messrs. ROSS and NIGHTIN-
GALE'S Cki GONICI,E-OFFICE, Lord-street, and Messus.
MAWDSLEY'S, Castle-street.
CHAS. HORSFALL JUN., Chairman.

WHOLESALE AND RETAIL
FLINT GLASS ESTABLISHMENT,
19, SOUTH JOHN-STREET,
NEAR THE NEW cusTosi-vousE, Liv,setwoot.•
ASHBROOK and SCOTT, FLINT Gt.4s MA riuFscrce-
ins,. beg most respectfully to call tke attention of their
Friends and the Public to their varied, 9,legant, and extensive
assortment of PLAIN and RIC HLVITT FLINT GLASS,
of the most superior and modern manufacture, which they are
now offering,-at a price bearing the smallest remunerating 'Pro-
tit. Hotel and Tavern proprietors, &c., as well as Private Fa-
Visitors to the town, and all to whom economy is an
object, will find this Establishment worthy their particular no-
tice.

Every Article connected with the Trade made and cut to any
Pattern. Orders from the Country and for Merchants for Ex-
portation promptly attended to.

FRENCH ESTABLISHMENT,
( Removed from N. 2L to No, 35, opposites Posteece-place,
Church-street, Liverpool.)
BRANCH. HOUSES IN 241 A NCHESVIIR A ND DRISTOL.
VIONSIEUR CHO/TIN, (from Parisi) Fouamtv Bo6K,
-LTA. PRINT, and MUSIGSZLISR, cespeeteuliOuvites the Pub-
.
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,ksellers ready
Exportation

,ursday, and

FRENCH AND SPANISH LANGUAGES AND
MATH EM ATICS.
Mlt. V LDAL respectfulti infutnithe Inhabitants of Liver-
pool tint his Private Instriurion in the above Languages
and Mathematics silt be Resumed on the Ist of August_
Schools attended by Mr: V. on the mute
•
18, Ktzight-street.

DANCING.
AAIR. JAMES. R. PALMER'S CADEMY was Rt-
AVE OPENED fot Attendance. the usual days, on SA-
TURDAY last, the Zth, instant.
it:Ridt,nce, 15, West Dettf-street, Mount Vernpti.

DANCING.ge
•
ripHE MISSES HEWITT beg to ' rill their Friends affil
ill the Publie that their' Acad y will REOPEN on
THURSDAY, the 6th of August.
•
•
9, St. Anne-street.

. -
INSTRUcTiONJN. SINGING,.&c.-t--By Mr. lOWAN EUX.
FIORE SINGER'S SYSTEMATIC GUIDE to the Science
me .1. of MUSIC; tothe Formation and T ning of the. varioa.g
Classekof Voice ;:to the Facture and a icatiou of the Orna-
ments in Singingl'and to Manner. Zew Edition, with im-
provements. . . . . .
To be bad of the Author, at his Academy, Newington-bridge;
and at the principal Musie Warehouses in Town.
The ACADEMY was RE-OPENED on Morin Al, the 20th
instant. .

FRENCH LANGUAGE & DRAWING.
*ONSIEUR ROUX, late French Master in the High
. School of Leith, Author of a Grammar, ne the Student
an Traveller's Guide to French Conversation, &c., begs to
announce that
,an MONDAY next, the
(:iiiitt. August, he will
commence giving Instructions ill the ab anguage..
Mr. Roux's System has always met with the most happy
result, and has produced a very groat, number, of excellent
French Scholars; it is the same as thattaught with the greatest
sneceSs iu Edinburgh by Mr. Es-Oita/543).80 eminently distin-
guished in that town as a teacher, and with whom Mr. R. has
been connected in Tuition for nearly Fifteen leers.
Mr. R. makes a considerable reducliou in his Terms when
several Pupils join together and form a Class.
Mrs. Roux (a Pupil of the celebrated Madame GOB&RT)
gives INSTRUCTIONS in DRAWING and PAINTING,
on VELVET and GLASS, in quite a new style.
N.B.—Mr. Roux can receive Two Young Gentlemen as
Boarders. The French' Language always spoken in the
Family.
6, George's-place, London-road.

JOSEPH'S REPOSITORY,
92, BOLD-STREET.
FerSOTIS FURNISHING, Purchasers of FANCY ARTICLES, Visit
ors, and Strangers in Liverpool, will rind it their interes
to call at this Establishment, which they will find
THE CHEAPEST AND BEST SELECTED STUCK IN LIVERPOOL,
And one of the
LARGEST IN THEOINGDOM. •
n/SHE STOCK consists of Firl SHING IRONMON-
X GERY, in all its Branches, including splendid DRAW-
ING-ROOM, ' SIDEBOARD, SYNOMBRA, HALL,
CHAMBER,READING, and OTHER LAMPS.

PAPIER .MACHEE and Japan TEA TRAYS, Fire and
Hand Screens, BREAD BASKETS, Knife Trays, CARD
POOLS, CARD BOXES. WINE CARRIAGES, &c.
Bronze, Brass, and Wire FENDERS, Steel FIRE-IRONS,
&c.
Best LONDON Bronze TEA URNS, Kettles and Lamp,
COFFEE POTS, &c.
BLOCK TIN DISH COVERS, Hasteners. and VERTI
CAL ROASTING JACKS.

Superior TABLE CUTLERY, Scissors, RAZORS, PEN
and POCKET KNIVES, Knife Sharpeners, &c.
Brass CURTAIN POLES, Ends, BANDS, Src.
Best Britannia Metal TEA POTS, Coffee I'OTS, PER-
COLATORS, &c.
And every other description of CULINARY ARTICLES.'
in BRASS, COPPER, JAPAN, IRON, and TIN.
A SPLENDID assortment of RICHLY-CUT and PLAIN
GLASS, consisting of CENTRE and FRUIT DISHES,
DECANTERS, Goblets, TUMBLERS, Wines, Liquetsrtt,
Champagne. and HOCK :GLASSES ; Custards, LEMON-
ADES, Jellies, SALTS; Claret, Water, and Crearn JUGS
Sugar and Finger BASINS, Wine Coolers, WATER
CARAFFS. &c.
J. and Co. having all their GLASS CUT ON THE PRE-
MISES. are enabled to cut to match at the Shortest Notice.
and to sell at the very LOWESr PRICES.
A splendid Stockoi SHEFFIELD PLATED ARTICLES,
with Massive SILVER EncEs, consisting of EPERGNES, Tea
and Coffee Urns, WINE COOLERS, • DISHES and j
COVERS, Candlesticks, BRANCHES, CRUET, LIQUOR,
and SOY FRAMES, Soup and Sauce Tureens, TEA and '
COFFEE SERVICES, Toast Racks, SNUFFERS and
TRAYS. &c. •
Best PLATED ON STEEL SPOONS and FORKS,:
TOAST RACKS, Carver Rests, Nutcrackq, &c.
BRITISH PLATE—SPOONS. FORKS.
, and other Arti-
cies, of superior quality, and LOWER IN PRICE than any '
other House.
SILVER Spoons and Forks, CHILDREN'S MUGS,
Muffineers, Scissors, CARD OASES, FRUIT, Butter, and
1 Cheese KNIVES.
Labels, PENCIL CASES, Cigar Tubes, PURSES, Thim-
bles, SNUFF BOXES,. SCENTS, &c.
An extensive assortment of WRITING DESKS. WORK
BOXES. DRESSING CASES, TEA CADDIES, TOILET
and LIQUEUR CASES, Watch Stands. &c.
BAGATELLE, BackgAmmort, and CHESS TABLES,
IVORY and Bone CHESS MEN.
Elegantly-bound BIBLES, Prayer Books, Albums, &c.
Best LONDON JEWELLERY, in all the Newest Pat-
terns, set with Diambnds' Pearls, Emeralds. &c., in SUITS.—
EAR-RINGS, RINGS, BROOCHES. Pins, NECK and
Guard CHAINS, .Seals, Keys, LOCKETS, &c., MOURN-
ING. and WEDDING RINGS. •
GOLD and Silver GENEVA, LEVER, and VERTICAL
WATCHES, by approved Makers.
GILT and MOSAIC GOLD, GLOVE BANDS, Combs,
HEAD ORNAMENTS,•EAR-RINGS, BROOCHES, Suits,
Bracelets. &c.
BER lAN IRON and JET Necklaces, CHAINS,Crosscs,
EAR-RINGS, Brooches, &e.
TORTOISESHELL Cabinets, TEA CADDIES, CARD
CASES, Inkstands, &c.
INDIA Fans, CARD CASES, Cigar Cases, PEARL
COUNTERS, Sic.
A Splendid Assortment of Olt-MOLD and ALABASTER
CLOCKS, with and without MUSIC,
SEVRES CHINA, in VASES. INKSTANDS, MATCH
POTS, Lamps, Baskets, CANDLESTICKS, Ornaments, &e.
• WORK 'TABLES, Table Covers, BASKETS, Fans, RE-
TICULES, Borses, BEADS, 'rays, and all the Fancy Manu-
factures of France and Germany generally imported into this
Cousins,.
MUSICAL BOXES from 15s. to £lO,
:ItXl New and Second-hand Double and Single-barreled
GUNS, RIFLES, Blunderbusses, PISTOLS, Powder Flasks,
Shot Dolts, &c. &c.; SPRING SPEAR KNIVES-and DIRK
PISTOLS.
FLUTES,VioIins, ACCORDE ANS, GUITARS, from 15s
upwards.
BRONZE Candelabra INKSTANDS, Card Racks,
FLOWER JARS, Watch Stands, CANDLESTICKS,
Tapers, &c.
Glass and Bronze LUSTRE'S, from 10s. per pair and upwards.
GLASS SHADES, for covering Ornaments of every size
and shape.
BAROMETERSThermometera, MICROSCOPES, Tele-
scopes, QUADRANTS, MATHEMATICAL INSTRU-
MENTS, MeUuring Tapes, &c.
GOLD Silver t STEEL, Tortoiseshell, and Horn SPECTA
CLES and, EYL GLASSES.
B.L JOSEPH and Co. SUPPLY MERCHANTS, CAP-
TAINS, and SHOPKEEPERS on the most LIBERAL
TERMS.
OLE) GOLD AND. SII,VKLR, DIAMONDS AND PEARLS,
BOUGHT OR TAKEN IN EXCHANGE.
PLATE AND GLASS LET ON HIRE EUIt PARTIES.
N.B.—No Business done on Saturdays until Evening.

Public 330tItt0.

GRAND JUNCTION RAILWAY.
PURSUANT to an Act passed in the third year of the reign
_nf his present Majesty, -intituled- " "tr Act for making a
" Railway frotn.the Warrington and N ton. Railway, at War-
" rington, in the county of Lancaste , to Birmingham, in the
" county of Warwick, to be call 'he Grand Junction Rail-
.. way,

NOTICE IS HEREBY GIVEN,
That the Directors appointed under and by virtue of the said
Act have, pursuant to the provisions thereof, made a CALL
from the several Subscribers to, and Proprietors of. Shares in,
the said Undertaking.of the sum of TEN POUNDS in respect
of every Share, and have ordered that such Call, be paid, to
Messieurs Moss and COMPANY, Bankers, Liverpool, or con
their Account) to .messieurs BARCLAY, T B RITToN, EVAN, and
COMPANY, Bankers, London, or to TILE BUIMINGMAM BANK-
ING COMPANY, Birmingham, on or before the fifteenth day. of
September next ; and the several Proprietors
,of Shares are
required to pay such Call accordingly. Dated at Liverpool
this 22d day of July, 183. J. SWIFT.
Clerk of the Company,

NOTICE TO THE BURGESSES.
• BOROUGH AND TOWN OF LIVERPOOL.
JAMES ASPINALL, ESQ. M ea.
NOTICE IS HEREBY GIVEN, the II FREE BUR-
/
GESSES of this Borough, rerndin 'thin the same, or
within seven miles thereof, are required appear on MoNrisr
next, the 13th. or on the following dayl, until the 31st day' of
this present mo ith (inclusive,) at thVecer Roost, within the
Sessions House, in Chapel-street, to give in their respective
places of abode, in order that the, same may be duly insetted in
the List of Free But gessea entitled to. vote at any Election of a
Member. of. Parliament for this Borough, that may take place
between the. Ist day of November in the present year, and the
Ist day. of,November, 183 ii.
Attendance will be given daily for this purpose at the Ses-
kiwis Hunie, front eleven to three o'clock.
FOSTER, Town Clerk.
- Dated this Ilth lay of Jay. 1535.
11.1* ts PUBLIC MEETING of OCCUPIERS of WARE-
. ,HOUSES, COUNTING-MOUSES, or SHOPS, lib°
-are not Hoeselrolders, held in the Pr new SALK-K.oom the 27th
. . _
day of July, 18.35, • •
„ C. T. DUNLEV 1E,..E5q.,. in the Chair.
On the Motion qt' Mr. THOMAS CABS" sect I.lded by Mr.
C.7l.o.,Gatgv, Jun., . . .-
w • ~- ' • - -
It as Result ed,—That ..it.i.S. the opini of this Meeting that
it/
R
those Clauses of the nunicipal Corpor ons eform- Bill.which
perivide that tieuseholders only shal e Burgesses et-the new
Corporations' will seriously aaect a large portiori of the Inha-
bitants of this town,- inasmuch as they Will exclude from the
Roll of Bargesees all the Occiipiereof Warehouses; Counting-
houses, and Sleeps who
.are. not Householders within. the. 80.
. rough,, or seven miles thereof. . .
On the Motion of Mr. JOHN Mvues,-eetonded by Mr. It. W.
'RA.TIISON . .
kenos liesolsed,-•:.T.hat this Meeting sees no just reasons why
the qualification of Occupation, Rating, and Residence pro-
vided by the Reform Act should have been departed from in
the present Bill; -arid it considers that the same qualification
which entitles a potion to .vote for Members of. Parliament
should also entitle /shit to vote iu the Election of Couticillors for
.the Borough.
Ou the .Motion of Mr. Roar. HOBSPALL, seconded by Mr.
W. R. SANDMACH, . .
„ . ..
It was Resolved,—That a Petition praying for an alteration of
those. Moses of the Rill which provide fur the qualification of
Burgesses be forthwith presented to the House of Lords, and
that the following be adapted
To the the Eight Honourable the Lords Spiritual. and Temporal if
the United Kingdom of Great Britain and Ireland in Pareia-
»lent assembled.
The humble Petition of the undersigned Occupiers of Premises
in the Borough of Liverpool
_, Showeth,—That your Petitioners are Occupiers of Ware-
houses, Counting-houses, or Shops within the Parliamentary,-
Horetigh of Liverpool, and are rated to the Relief of the• Poor
and to all Local Rates therein, and reside within the said Bo-
rough, or within seven miles there if, but are not Householders.
'that your Petitioners have observed, that by the Bill lately
introditced into Parliament for the regulation of Municipal
Corporations in England and Wales, it is provided that no per-
son shall be a 'Burgess of the'snew Corporations who is not nu
Inhabitant Householder, notwithstanding such person may tie-
cupy Premises, and be. rated to all Rates within the Dorovh.
' That. your. Petitioners would respectfully eineplein to your
Lordships of the grievous effgct,9l this provision of the Bill,
which, it passed into a law, will exelude your Petitioners from
being Burgesses-of the new Corporation to be established in this
own. , ..

That your Petitioners would submit to your Lordships, that,
as they are largely interested (as Owners and Tenants) in pro-
perty in Liverpool, and also contribute to the public burdens
thereof,, aid many of them as Merchants in the Town pay large
sates annually for Town Dues to the Corporation of Liverpool,
they 'have an equal interest With,the Householders in the good
invernment of the Town and the proper management of the
Corporate Funds.
That your Petitioners would also remind your Lordships,
that ander the provisions of the ReforroAct they are Electors ut
the Borough of Liverpool, audthey see no jest reasons why the
same qualification which entities your Petitioners to veteiCatho
Election of Members of Parliame ut should not also entitle them
to be Burgesses, and to vote in the Election of Councillors in
the new Corporations.
That many of vour Petitieuers are Burgesses of the ancient
Corporation of Liverpool, and are entitled to vote in the annual
Election of the Mayor and Bailiffi thereof. These your Peti-
tioners would be more especially affected by this provision of
the Bill, for they are thereby not only excluded from being
Members of the new Corporation, but are also deprived of their
ancient Rights.
Your Petitioners, therefore, humbly pray that your Lordships
will, iu any measure of Municipal Reform to which your Lord-
ships may assent, protect the interests of your Petitioners, and
will provide that the Occupiers' of Premises in Boroughs, as
well as the HOuselsolders, shall' be Burgessei of the new Cor-
porations.

And your Petitioners will ever pray, &c.
On the Motion .of Mr. JAMES TYHER, seconded by Mr. D.
C. BUCHANAN,
It was Resulved,.—That the Petition and a Copy of the Reso-
lutions passed at this Meeting be forwarded by the Phairgano
Lord Skelinersdale, and that his Lordship be requested to pre-
sent the Petition to the House of Lords.
C. T. DUNLEVIE, Chairman.
On the Motion of Mr. Woon. seconded by Mr: W. A.. Slut TB.
It was Ite4o/ved,---That the Thanks of this Myeting be voted
to the Chairman for his able conduct in the Chair.

XLT a numerous and respectable MEETING of YOUNG
MEN ENTITLED to the FRB DOMof the BOROUGH
of LIVERPOOL., by BIRTHRIGHT or SERVI'EUDE,
held in the LARGE Wood, in the GOLDEN LION INN, Dale-
street, on MONDA y, the 27th of July instant,
• Mr. JAQUES MYERS in the Chair.
On the Motion of Mr. A. Sit AND, seconded 4y Mr. E: COE RIP,
jun.,
It was unanimously resolved,
That it is the opinion of this Meeting I the clause in the
Municipal Corporation Reform Bill eh deprives of the
Elective Franchise all persons not adm tied to their Freedom
before the passing of the Bill. will inflict A serious injury upon
the Song and Apprentices of Freemen in this Borough.
On the Motion of Mr. E. T. KEA RSLEY, seconded by Mr. W.
H. BI?ANC:f.
11 seas unanimously resolrcd,
That the follewiug Petition to the House of Lords, praying
for the Protection of the Bights and Privileges of the Sons and
Apprentices of Freemen be forthwith presented:-
.To the Riyht Honourable the Lards Spiritual and Temporal of
the United Kingdom of Great Britain and Ireland, in Purlia-
' ,ruent assembled. • •

The .Humble Petition of the Undersigned' Sons of Freemen,
. .and Apprentices of Freemen of the Borough of Liverpool
SHhWETH,
Thet your Petitioners have observed with alarm in the Bill
introduced into Parliament, " to provide for the regulation of
Municipal Corporations in England and Wales," those clauses
and provisions which affect the rights of the Freemen of ancient
Boroughs.
That your petitioners especially. complain of that clause
which enacts ' that after the passing of that act, no person
shall be elected, admitted, or. enrolled a citizen, freeman,
liveryman, or burgess of any borough, or by any name, a mem-
ber of any body corporate, in respect of any right or title, other
than broecupaney and payment of rates within such borough,
according to the meaning and provisions of this act."
That your Petitioners are informed that the effect of the
above clause will be to prevent your petitioners froze, acquiriug
the ancient elective franchise of the Borough of Liverpool, and
to extinguish such franchise entirely in all ancieut boroughs,
after the lives of the present freemen, and those who may be ad-
mitted before the passing of the above Bill.
That your Petititioners would respectfully remind your Lord-
ships, that the rights of freemen, and of their sons and appren-
tices in perpetuity, were solemnly guaranteed to them tor-the
recent Act for amending the representation of the people of
England and Wales, and they would submit to your Lordships,
that there ate no just grounds fur an , attempt suddenly made,
and by a Bill avowedly brought forward for a different purpose,
to effect so serious an alteration in the constituency of the
country.
That your Petitioners thus humbly and respectfully venture
to complain to Your Lordships of the hardship about to be in-
flicted upon them by the provisions of the above Bill, and they
confidently hope that your Lordships in legislating far the
Kingdom at large, will, in the exercise of your wisdom and
justice, maintain the rights and privileges of the younger por-
tion of this community, who look up to Parliament as glair
natural Guardians and Protectors.
Your Petitioners therefore humbly pray that your Lordships
. will refuse to assent to those clauses of the 'Bill which ex-
clude from the privileges of Freemen all those persons
who were not enrolled before the passing of the above Bill,
and that your Lordships will preserve to your Petitioners,
and to all future Sons and Apprentices a Freeinen their
rights and privileges, in as full and ample a manner as the
same have hitherto Leen enjoyed by their predecessors in
the Borough of Liverpool. --
And your Petitioners further pray that they may be heard'at
the Bar of your Lordships' House, by themselves, their
counsel, agents, and witnesses, against such of the claw
and provisions of the said Bill as affect your Petitioners.
And your Petitioners will ever pray, &c.
On the Motion of Mr. JOHN FOSTER, jun., seconded by Mr.
Host: INs,

It seas unanimously retoleecl,
That the Petition now read be adopted, and forwarded to His
Grace the Duke of Wellington for Presentation.
On the motion of Mr. W. S. 'SHAND, seconded by Mr. T. W.
CLAY,
It was unanimously resolved,
That the Thanks of this Meeting, be presented to Lord
Viscount Sandon, for his kind attention to the communication
made to him from the last Meeting of Young Freemen, and his
valuable assistance in the House of Commons in support of their
rights. JAQUES MYERS, Chairman.
The Chairman having left the Chair,
On the Motion of Mr. E. T. KEARSLEY,
It was unanimously resoked,
That the Thanks of this Meeting be given to the Chairman
' for his able and impartial conduct in the Chair.

he to .an inspection of his extensiterarrel;eice
TION of A acientand Modern FRENCH ENG
and LlT4UGEtstl'.ii..lO,PßlNTS,..Plaietsuat Gob
he &intim:es to!>9irP/r s §-t 29 per cent. lowe
other house in the,tnstle, .;. . ) •
'French Books at.the publishers' prices. 'Fitch,
flair, and other )304rit54,1 Crayons, &c. ,French
tine and' Cermine, INieers, au:lasing Mcc.j
gores, Ix: at equallyl.A;irlees.t /
Mons.' C.`deems it •44saseible irrfefrin.the Pub'
continues prienr.cer •F4nds, works:in all
from Paris, also any, article of 'French Meoufectit
hibited to.be iinparted.. All these coming direct f
mity in Parig., inste4.p,f thfongif London Agents,
mulled to be 4ery inud;pra;e us his prices..
Stibscriptirros received for all.the now work., now,
in Parii. --Cotalugyes of prAncipal French Booksi
for perusal.: Schools and i.ihrories supplied, and I
Orders exeCutede.t a trifling CoMmissiou.
N.B.—A letter despatched tu Paris overt' Tht

TO EXPORTERS OF. CANDLES.
T N. HODGSON, in returning thanks to his friends, re-
(
0 e spectfully informs them and the public, th in conse-
quence of the Railway Company requiring th premises he
now occupies in Lime-street, he is now removi his business
—wholesale, retail, and for exportation, in the above line, to
Rose • Place, near St. Anne's "Miura ; Where he earnestly
solicits a continuance of their support.

HUGHES and MILLER, TAILORS, &c, N/2, Jubilee-
-11
buildings. 'T,,rd-street, Liverpool, beg r spectfully to
announce to their Friends and the Public, that ey have com-
menced Business on the above Preniises, and h pe, by style of
workmanship, unretnittiug attention, pnactuality, and modera-
tion of terms, to gain a share of their patronage.
N.B.—Those persons who find their own materials may have
them made up in the best style, and on the most reasonable
terms.

IW. AUSTIN,ana A llo76s's 'sDAILEn-skT, DALE-STREET,'
hetweett
the COlden
Lion Liverpool, IMPROVED
SOLID LEATHER' •PORTMANTEAU,' PORTABLE
HAT CASE, HAIR TRUNK, and TRAN LLING BAG
MANUFACTURER.
Trunks and Imperials Fitted to Carriag, , 'Patent Water-
proof Canvas for covering Trunks, Luggage, &c.
Wst. AUSTIN, in respectfully soliciting private as well as
public patronage, begs to assure those who may honour him
with their commands, from a thorough knowledge of the
various branches of his Business, and for a series of years
having conducted the first Houses in London, they may rely
upon all Articles in the above line of the first quality and work-
manship, combined with despatch, at a reduction of full 30 per
cent. under the chargei usually made in this town.
N.B.—Brass and Iron Portable Camp Bedsteads, Bedding,
Oil and Cloth Valiescs, Canteens, Bullock Trunks, &c.,' &c.,
to,order.

VISITORS TO LIVERPOOL ARE INFORMED,
THAT AT
LACEY'S REPOSITORY OF ARTS,,

AND
JiiVENILE LIBRAR ,
• • • X.. 64; BOLD-STREET,
rIIHEY .will find an Assortment, of intere ing Publications
1 calculated for Presents, splendidly Em &Milled, and richly
Bound, at prices less by one-half thin are requently given for
Works of inferior merit and appearance. A variety of beau-
tiful Annuals, at one-third the original price. Albums and
Scrap•BoOks, with DraWings and Prints, in every variety, to
.fill them,. 30 per cent. less than any where out' of London.
Also, Writing Papers,and General Stationery, in quality un-
usually+, superior, and in price extremely moderate.
Merchants, Captains, Traders, and Persons Emigrating, are
particularly referred tali, Lacnr's Establishment, where they
may be supplied wittaklnumerous saleable Articles, on highly
advantageous terms. -- --
An Assortment of PRINTS, ready Framed, suitable sizes
and subjects fOr Apartments and Cabins.
Folios of Prints ,and Caricatures Lent for Evening Parties.
Numerous Views of the Liveipool Railway, &c.