The Liverpool Standard and General Commercial Advertiser.
Liverpool, Merseyside, England, 1835-05-19 00:00:00

faabt an ftlanufacturto.

THE. LADIES OF LIVERPOOL,
And the Public in general, will find t .
• GOLDEN BALL ESTABLIS
2, WATERLOO-PLACE.
AN extensive and varied Assortment of SILK MERCERY
and. DRAPERY GOODS, new in style, excellent in
quality; and of sterling value, carefully selected from the best
sources, expressly for the Suring Trade, by .
T. & P. RALPHS,
Who beg to acknowledge with gratitude all past favours.
Family Mourning of a superior description, and Funerals
completely furnished.

GEORGE N. COMER begs respectfully to announ at
in consequence of his Father, Mr. JAMES COS , having
withdrawn from the Tailoring Business, he b• t en the Pre-
mises, No. 33, SOUTH JOHN-STREET, and CO enced Business
as TAILOR and HABIT-MAKER, where he hopes by punc-
tuality and attention to merit a share of the favours of the Pub-
lic, and of those Friends who so liberally patronized his• Father.
Persons wishing to furnish their own Cloth have now an
opportunity of having their Garments made in the first style at
a moderate rate,•warranted to fit. Terms, CIA.

TUST LANDED, and on SALE, at IkJIDDLEWOOD'
ti FRUIT WAREHOUSE, 18, PA RK RR-STREET, 70),
of fine Messina LEMONS, from 12s. to 14., per kw-
quantity of LEMONS fur Wine, Pickling„
dozen. Malta ,and St.. Michael °RAW
RAISINS, FIGS, French PLUMS, per
with every choice Fruit in season. .
N.B.—J. M. has still on sale the GRAPE SHADDOCK or
FORBIDDEN FliUm—The unprecedented sale of.the Fur-
hidden. Fruit is a proof of the. high estimation it is held in for
Deserts, Preserving, and Marmalade,—the Marmalade now in
general use is sold at 3s. and 4s. per jar. •
Fruit Warehouse, Parker-street,. Church-street.

J es
Of a
B.:•'a 6d. per
) Best Table
OCOA NUTS,

CROWN WINDOW GLASS WARE SE,
56, JOHNSON-STREET, DA LE-STR
(Lately/ occupied by R., 7'. Bo; ► .)
WILLIAM: HARRIS has constantly ale an extensive
Stock of the best Newcastle DOW GLASS,
which he respectfully offers to the Trade and to Shippers on the
most advantageous terms for Cash. The superior quality of the
Article and -moderate Prices, he trusts, will merit an increased
demand. •1

Export Orders promptly attended to. A Stock ready cut
always on hand.

• Glass-stainers will find this Article peculiarly adapted to their
purposes.

THOMAS GELLING, HAIR-CUTTER and WIG-MAKER,
13, OLD HAYMARKET, begs leave mnst.respectfully to
inform his' Friends and the Public in rieral, that from the
recent alterations in his Premises, he.is w able tpticoointno-
date them in a superior 'style, and from his expetienoe.in the
business for the last 20 years, he flatters himself that he will be
enabled to give everysatisfaction .to those who may favour him
with their support. ' •
N.B.—Agent for Muller's Patent' Electric Venetian Hair
Brush, Foreign' and British Perfumery. Tortoiseshell and
other Combs in great variety.

THOMAS
REAY begs respectfully to call t attention .of
the Faculty to his ELASTIC INDIAN
fiKli BER WEB
BANDAGES, (the material being CUL) t CIU-C; 'or Indian
Rubber, combined with Silk and Cotton,) ordir4 an uniform
pressure and support for Varicose Veins, nasarcus, Swellings
of the Legs, Svuovial Enlargements of the Joints, Sprains of
the Ankles or knees,' and for the relief and prevention of Cor-
pulency.
These Bandages will be found superior to any other hitherto
recommended, from the equal support they yield without the
aid of metallic. springs, will admit of being Washed, and are
warranted equal, in point of utility and neatness of manufacture,
to those of any London maker.
SURGICAL INSTRUMENTS on the most approved prin-
ciple, ELASTIC, PATENT, and COMMON SPRING
TRUSSES for the various cases of Hernia;

44, Chureh-street, Liverpool, opposite the Liver Theatre.

THE FAMILY LINEN WAREHG SE,
• 14, CHURCH-STREET,
Rand H. ANDERSON, DAMASK, 'Lt.' N, and SHRET-
4, !NG MANUFACTURERS, beg leave t uounce the arrival
from their Manufactory, of a large ass ment of SPRING
BLEACHED GOODS, consisting of Single Damask and
superfine' Double 'Damask Table .Clotho' of every size, with
Napkins and Overlays to suit. Sheet logs of every width rind
quality, seven-eighth and yard wide ; Linens of a very superior
description. Also; the most -extensive assortment of Fable
Covers of every variety. .
In returning thanks for the • liberal support they have re-
ceived for's° long a period, R. and. H. Anderson hope to merit
a continuance of- it,. by their .still devoting their attention ex-
clusively to-the Family -Linen Business; and from their manu-
facturing their own goiyds, they are enabled at all times to supply
an article superiorin quality and at lowest prices.
Parcels of Yarn wove intu-Cioths or Diapers of any descrip-
tion.

Coats of Arms; Family Crests•, and other devices, wove to
order. " • • •

KID AND •SILK •GLOVES CLEANED BY -ATOUR
•RATEAU TO EQUAL NEW.
y R has swimprovedon this his Discovery sto free it from
4 I • every imperfection, the GLovts-beiti ree from all un-
pleasant midi and rendered as soft• and c st inside and out as
net". Specimens may be seen at Mrs. !Ax's, No. 2, Cases-
street, who is•the only ngerit for Livrp ;W. H. Tnrkington,
10, EXchange-street, • Manchester; Hunter, East Gate-row,
Chester; Satrderson Spear, Perfumer, 23, Suffolk-street, Dub-
lin ; L. Bateau's and Co:, 130, New' Bond-street, Corner of
Grosvernar-street, London ;• Mndie and. Son. 15, Coventry-
street, and Errington, 30,•Burlington Arcade, London, &c. &c.
CA UTION.—The name-and exact Address of the Agent should
be written on all parcels- sent to be cleaned, in order that they
may not get into the hands of other persons, who have failed in
their disgraceful attempts to seduce L. Bateau's Agents from
him are endeavouring to •gain •a character Gir themselves by a
pretendedsuperiorityin that of which he is theurigine/and only
discoverer. .

y BRISCOE begs leave most respectfully to announce
S • to the Ladies of Liverpool and the neighbourhood, that
his Stock is now complete, in every department,, for the pre-
sent Season, and would call their attention to an extensive
and choice Assortment of London. PRINTED ll'lvskuss and
TwlLLnu CASIBRICS, Black and Coloured Gaos NAPLES,
Satins, Sarcenets, Ribbons, Neckerchiefs,. Yes,- Sewed
Collars and Capes Lace and Gauze Veils, awls in Crape,
Spun Silk, Thibet,Wool, Filled Middles Quakers, Silk and
Cotton Hosiery. Nets, Muslin*Trimmi s, and various other
Articles of Dress.
The general Drapery department presents a complete As-
sortment. of TABLE CLOTHS, NAPKINS, and Coysits, Irish,
Seotch, at Barnsley SHERTINGS, BED TICKS. TOWELLINGS,
CoHNTEEPANES', • QCILTR, BLANKETS; Ftirniture Piints and
Dimities, Window 'Blinds, GRASS BLEACHED 'KISH LINENS,
Lawns, and Diapers, French Cambrics and Handkerchiefs,
Hollands, Jeans, Gingham', Long Cloths, Flannels, and every
other article in general use ; and, as the aim of the Proprietor
is to give satisfaction to the wearer, no Goods are offered .for
sale but such as can be confidently recommended.
Bombasins, -Crapes, and every other Article for Family
Mourning.
Funerals completely Furnished. •
AN APPRENTICE WANTED:
For SALE or BARTER,—One Hundred Feet of CAST
IRON SKYLIGHT already glazed, suitable for a green-
house, &c. •
t 33, Oldhall-street.

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FOREIGN AND BRITISH LACE, HOSIERY, GLOVE
AND GENERAL FANCY FRENCH.WORK WARE-
HOUSE, No. 41, CHURCH-STREET' •
OPPOSITE WINSTANI.kT'S AUCTION •OMS.
TORN LANGDALE (late J. Hewitt a ' 'o.) having corn-
tl his arrangements for the • fling season, by per-
sonally selecting, iu the London and . her markets, a choice
and most Splendid Assortment
,f -err Novelty connected
with his line of Business, respect, y animunfes to the Ladies
and Gentlemen of Liverpool an. its neighbourhood, that his
entire Stock is now ready for Inspection, which he couticlently
can assert will be found to surpass. in Extent, Taste, Novelty,
Fashion, and Cheapness, any Collection he has hitherto had
the honour of submitting to tile notice of his numerous Friends.
As thelitrrits of an advertisement will not admit of.. an enu-
meration of the varied and beautiful articles comprised in the
Stock, it may be sufficient to state generally, that it consists of
French and English BLOND, Valenciennes CUSHION,
THREAD, Moravian and Gimp LACE and EDGINGS ;
Lace and Blond VEILS. Squares, Falls, Bobbin, and Blond
Sleeves, SCARFS, HANDKERCHIEFS, &c. in unexampled
variety, richness, and delicamof texture; CAMBRIC, I%IUS-
LIN,' and NET CRAPES, tOLLARS, HABIT SHIRTS,
BABIES' ROBES, FROCK BODIES, FRENCH CAM-
RIC CAPS, HANDKERCHIEFS. &c. in everv.conceiva-
d °felegance. Embroidered and Plain Lisle Thread.
hse
Cotton Hosiery. Paris and English-made READ.
Silk
Kid GLOVES, of the best fbrics,,and in every wo-
11l
Silk
degree
o
wo-
ditication of size, make, colour, and quality.

SALAD DRESSING •
OF VERY SUPERIOR FLAVOUR,
FOR SA LADS, SHELL FISH, COLD MEATS, 4.c.
Prepared ,and Sold Wholesale and Retail by
()WEN AND GERDES,
9, CHURCH-STREET, LI ERPOOL.
ADRESSING FOR SALAD, ~ which can he at all
times available, and warra d to keep unimpaired in
any climate, has long been ade ratutn.
The great trouble and wa experienced by Housekeepers
and Proprietors of Hot ix ing a Dressing for Salad, Shell
Fish, &c., at the time it mimed, besides the uncertainty of
its flavour and strength, are induced Oware and GERDISS to
prepare this article which coMpletely overcomes these objec-
tions, rendering ittelike invaluable to the epicure and the eco-
nomist.
Orders for Export promptly executed.
Sold Wholesale by C. Ma wnoon, South John-street; and
Retail by E. BRAPORD, Old Haymarket and Richmond-row ;
G. RAWSON, Scotland-road; J. Iloasore, ,Boid-street; M.
SMITH,. St. Jamt-s'-street; W. WaosTarr and D..13E1 It-
SON, Great George's-place; JAMES Ow a. Londanr-read; and
GPORGK AseiNarsr., 78, St-James's-street, Liverpool; Wis.soix
and WRIT.RO Market-gate, and 5..141. Wesquiai. Ptidge-
street, Warrington ; and by most respectable D.ruggine and

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AFRICA AND AUSTRAL
•
Price One Guinea. Vol./4.
HISTORY of the BRITISH COLONIES, by IL MONT•
GOMERY MARTIN, F.R.S., Membeg if-the Asiatic and o
the Medical and Physical Societies of Be al, Author of " Taxa,
Lien of the British Empire," &c. &c. To be completed in Five
Volumes.
Vol. 4.—Possessions in Africa and Austral Asia.
" Far as the breeze can bear the billows' foam, survey our
Empire !"
London: JAMES COCHRANE and Co.; LiverpoolW. GR APEL.

MURDOCH'S
READY-MADE-UP CLOTHING, BED, AN GENERAL
OUTFITTING WAREHOUS ,
FOR EVERY PART OF THE G BE,
44, Paradise-street, Corner of Han r-street.
IN this House will be found a large n carefully-made-up
Stock of READY-MADE CLO G suited for every
iilimate, together with BEDDING of 1 descriptions, with
BLANKETS, RUGS, SHEETS, &c. to match.
Merchants wanting supplies for Foreigi.) Stations, Captains
going. on long voyages, and Gentlemen going abroad, will find
it their interest to call at this place.
Suits of Long and Short Clothes in great variety.
Linen and Cotton Shirts ready done up.
Shoes, Stockings, Singlets, Chests, &c.
A Suit of Clothes made to order in. Six Hours' Notice.
Every Article laid in for Ready Money, and made up in
Liverpool.

EXPLOSION IN THE VAUXHALL-ROAD.
IN consequence of the explosion of Messrs. Ring and Vickers'
Steam Sugar Mill in Ford-street, Vauxhall-road, three Fa-
milies have been left entirely destitute. The donations of the
charitable and humane are respectfully solicited. The names
of the sufferers are as follows :—Benjaminßeunett—wifeand six
children; William Young—wife (pregnant) and two children;
John Collin,—wife and two children.
Messrs. Ring and Vickers.. £3 0 0
lames Pownall, Esq., Coroner 3 U 0
William Adams.. I 0 0
. Mr. James Swift 0 5 0
Mr. Ratnsden
James Logan
John Bent, Esq.
William Preston, Esq.. 1 U U
James Aspinall, Esq. 2 0 0
Mr. Wiguitll 0 2 0
John Gott, Esq.. 0 5 0
Mrs. Millar
Miss Brown U 1 0

Mr. Davis

_..... _..
C. B.__ Vasconcellos, Esq.
Mr. James Langley
Mr. Forshaw
Mr. Richard Preston
A Shopmate of the Men
Me Charles Dyson
0 5 0
Mr. Frazer
Mr. Bishop
R W 0 0 6
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Mr. Wm. Gore
Mr. James Steen 0 1 0
Mr. James Halsall
Mr. Clark, King-strek
Mr. Foley
William Ilindley, Esq 1 0 0
Miss Maxwell
Miss Bell
Mr. Hugh Donaldson . ....•. 0 5 0
F. F. Donaghoo
1 0 0
J. B. Brancker

J. North, Islington 1 U 0,
L. L.
Subscription Books are now.open at the Standard, Mercury,
and Chronicle Offices; Messrs. Moss, Rogers. and Moss, and
Messrs. Samuel Hope and Co. Bankers; the Bank of Liver-
pool ; Messrs. Cropper, Benson, and Co. ; Mr. Adams's,
Grapes, Canning-street, Vauxhall-road , Vine Tavern, Cases-
street; Mr. Swift's; Legs of Man, Clarence Dock; Miss Max-
well's, King's Arms, Stanhope-street; at Mr. Donaldson's,
.the Highlandman, Browniow-hill ; Mr. Daniel Bannon's, Pa-
radise-street; and at Mr. M`Clive's, Green Man Still, London-
road.

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SOCIETY FOR THE RESTORATION 0 /HEALTH.
HARVEY'S VEGETABLE ANTI-DR TIC PILL is
fast superseding every other aperient a d stomachic me-
dicine. Its success has been most decide n Indigestion. ob-
stinate and habitual Costiveness, Bilio nd Nervous Head-
ache, Giddiness. or Overflow of Blood t e Head, Rheumatic
Fever, Liver Complaints, and all disorders incident to the
• Stomach and Bowels. In Complaints peculiar to Females and
Children, these Pills wilt be found one of the best and most
effectual remedial agents that can be Used ; they may be taken
by the most delicate females and children with perfect safety.
As a Family Medicine, to keep in the house for all primary
symptoms of indisposition, they stand unrivalled. No confine-
ment or change of diet requisite. Price Is. lid., 2s. 9d., and
4a. 6d. per box.
HARVEY'S RESTORATIVE CORDIAL, in Nervous
Affections, Loss of Appetite, Languor, and Debility, arising
from illness, early imprudence, excesses, residence in tropical
climates, seminal' weakness, sedentary habits, &c., is infallible.
.To 'yiindg Mitt elderly-Sem:oes it affords relief and support, tlaat
-no other tonic has given; it mitigates, often totally prevents,
sea-sickness. All persons of sedentary habits and tradesmen
much confined to their 'shops will find a table spoonful taken
• one hour before dinner 04, the greatest service. Price 4s. 6d.
.and Ils. per bottle.
HARVEY'S EMBROCATION effectually and speedily
cures Rheinatism, Sprains, Bruises, and. Glandular Swellings,
and restores Relaxed 'Muscles to their tone. Price. 2s. 9d. per
'bottle.
HARVEY'S LOTION OF BEAUTY removes Pimples,
Freckles, Eruptions, and all Cutaneous Disorders of the Face
and 'Neck, cures Chapped Hands, postpones Wrinkles, pre-
serves the Complexion to a great age, and, used before Shav-
ing, imparts comfort hitherto unknown. Price 3s. 6a. and is.
Pd. per bottle.
As a safe and effectual aperient, we fearlessly assert that
_HARVEY'S ANTI-DRASTIC PILL has no equal in this
country. It is not only in some degree superseding other Fa-
mily Medicines, but many distinguished Physicians are con-
.stantly recommening the tormula to their patients as being the
safest aperient' pill made known."—Oracle of Heallh for Jan.
19th. a weekly medical journal..
HARVEY'S VALUABLE MEDICINES are Sold Whole-
sale, by J. Boddington, Resident' Director to the Society for the
Restoration of Health, 90, Charlotte-street, Rathbone-place,
-London; C. NI A wtioon, '2O, South John-street, near the New
Otstomhouse, Priestley, Aspinall, J. D. Butler, Seholefield,
Fisher, Wagstaff, Swift, Hobson, and Lloyd, Liverpool;
Scoweroft, Bolton.

EST SURREY CONSERVATIVE SOCIRT Y.-0a Thursday night
a numerous meeting of gentlemen connected with the boroughs
of Lambeth and Southwark divisions of the county met at the
Horns Tavern, to adopt measures for the formation of a sub-
committee, to act in concert with the general committee, at
Croydon. Mr Nottidge was in the chair. Various resolutions
were formed, and names given in by gentlemen as members,
when the meeting broke up.
The committee of the Bath Loyal and Constitutional Asso-
-tiation. have just published an able and eloquent declaration of
the principles on which its members were originally united, and
by which, at the present eventful crisis, they profess to be ac-
tuated.

CAPTURE OF A STURGEON IN TILE THAMES.—On Wednesday
morning a large Sturgeon was caught in the ricer, off Wapping_
slook Stairs, by the crew of the schooner Mary. belonging to Mr
Pletcher, who immediately conveyed it to the Lord Mayor. and
they received from his lordship a present of 12s. for their trouble.
"rhe sturgeon is a fine young one, weighing upwards of 250
pounds, and it appears had been floundering about the water
for:sonwvtime in a bed made by a vessel which had been lying
in the mud near the stairs ; when the tide receded the fish was
left in the hole, and being observed by the sai!ors they procured
a rope and hook, and hauled it on deck. We believe that a
sturgeon has not been seen in the Thames, or at least within
bitty miles of the pool, for twenty years.