The Liverpool Standard and General Commercial Advertiser.
Liverpool, Merseyside, England, 1833-03-26 00:00:00

NIEBUHR'S ROME.

TIEBUHR'S HISTORY OF HOME; Vol. 11, translated
I_ll by JULIUS C. HARE, M.A., and CONNOP nun-
WALL, M.A., Fellows of Trinity College, Cambridge, Bvo, 16s.
JuSt published. Vol. I,—second edition, revised, with the cor-
rections and additions made in the third edition of the original.
16s. Just published.
" Here we close our re rks u! this memorable work ; a
work, which of all that hay: p • .'red in our age is the best ill,-
ted to excite men of Lear to intellectual activity : from
which the most aecomplis, t scholars may gather fresh stores
of knowledge; to which the most experienced politician may
resort for theoretical and practical instruction, and which no,
person can read, as it ought to be read, without feeling the bet-
ter and more generous sentiments of his common human nature
enlivened and strengthened."—Edin. Review, Jan. 1833.
Printed for John Taylor, Bookseller and Publisher to the
University of London, ripper Gower-street. Sold by W. Gra-
pel, Liverpool.

A LADY wishes to take into her Family, two or three
A Ladies as BOARDERS; the House is pli!asantly situated
in a Market Town, withi• twent miles of Chester; and would
be eligible for a Widow a.) he aughters, or for young Ladies
who have lost theft. natu. 1 • otectors. The most respectable
references will be given . expected.
Letters, (post paid) making proposals, and addressed to A.B.
Postoffice, Whitchurch, Shropshire, will be attended to.
This advertisement will not be continued.

EUROPEAN COFFEE-HOUSE and DINING-ROOMS,
___YITHEBARN-STREET, BACK OF THE EXCHANGE.

TIIE PROPRIETORS of the above Establishment beg
leave to return their sincere thanks to the Merchants and
Inhabitants' of Liverpool for the great patronage they have
received during the peri they have been open, and, at the
same time, to solicit a ntinuance of their favours, assuring
them no pains shall be wanting on their part to procure every
thing of, the best quality; they likewise beg to call attention
to their Bill of Fare, which includes a greater variety than any
other house in the town.

SIR, Glastonbury Bank, March 14, 1833.
HAVING observed a paragraph in some of the Provincial
Papers relative to the late robbery at our Wells Bank,
which erroneously states that the Lock opened there was one
of your Patent, we take this early opportunity of contradicting
(II the same to you, and wh. h we, heril also done through the
medium of the same Paper . y`
We . are fully aware of € perfect safety of your Patent
Detector Lock, which we ave .long had in use at our other
Establishments; and we should not have been without so excel-
lent a safeguard at Wells, were it our practice to leave any
property in the house there at night.
You are quite at liberty to make any use you please of this
refutation to the Newspaper report, as we have pleasure in
adding our testimony to your well-earned reputation.
We are, Sir,
Your most obedient servants,
REEVES and Co.

Mr. CIIUBB,
St. Paul's Church-yard, London.

WOOLSACK CLOTH WAREHOUSE,
57, LORD-STREET.

BUYERS of WOOLLEN CLOTHS will find it worth
their notice to call at this Establishment, where they will
la,
find, just added to the us 1 Stocra very
.superior assortment
of Superfine Cloths, Plain a &Fancy Cassimeres, in all the fa-
shionable colours, as also ' Florentines, Valencias, Cachme-
retts, Merinos, Sattinetts, &c., of thetiewest style, all of which
are, so far, purchased at no advance whatever, and shall be sold
accordingly. In the course of a few weeki such an assertion
cannot consistently be made, as the advance in Wool is well
known to be very considerable. WALTER MORRIS.

PARISH OF LIVERPOOL,
LOT IC E IS HEREBY GIVEN, that a GENERAL
VESTRY will be hel in ST. NICHOLAS'S CHURCH,
on SATURDAY, the 30t insta ne o'clock in the after-
noon, when the, Minutes t , Meetings, Proceedings, Reso-
lutions, Orders, and Trau tions of the Select Vestry? and of
all Sums received, applied, and expended by their direction, will
be laid before the inhabitants of the parish.
M. D. LOWNDES, Vestry Clerk.

23d March 1833.

ESTATE OF THE LATE G. L. CLOWES.
NOTICE TO CREDITORS.

A LL persons having Maim-- s or demands agaiust GEORGE
lA_ TAU ESAY CLO , late lef-tiverpool, cotton-hioker,
are requested immediately t. • el' Cr or transmit to the undersign-
ed Administratrix of his Es ,or to Mr. GEORGE KENWORTOT
(for her), -at No. 70, Castle-street, the statement and particulars
of such claims; or they will be excluded the benefit of the di-
vidend about to be made amongst the Creditors of the de-
ceased.

• (signed) ANN CLOWES.
113, Mill-street, Harrington, 22nd March, 1833.

DISTRESSED IRISH CLERGY.

Collection at Edge-hill Church, per Rev. C. L £27 4 4
SwaillSOU
William Earle, Esq.
Mrs. SliTr

' Jos. Brooks, Esq.- 1 0 0
Thos. Moss, Esq.
'
Mr. John Yates 'll
1 ‘1 0
Mr. John Leach
Mr. Parr
,
A few Friends, per Miss Pa er - 0 6 4
Ditto, per T. Morgan
'
Ditto, per T. Hindle), . ' 'o 10 6
Mr. Okill
Mrs. Falcon I I 0
J. Hicks, Esq. 5 0 . 0
G. Christian, Esq.
Rev.q. Tattershall 2 0 *0
' Miss Bird, Richmond-row 5 0 0
Messrs. J. Moose and Son ' 1 1 0

Amount of subscriptions £1533 11 6
Remitted to London—
March 9th

£l2OO 0 0

March 25th.
Advertising, &c

323 0 9
10 1O• 9
JOON B. MONK, Treasurer.

There are, at present, throughout the country, eleven Roman
Catholic collees for the education of priests, and thirty-five
seminaries. in Manchester, seventy years ago, there were
only 70 Roman Catholics ; now there are 42,000. In Liverpool,
some years ago, comparatively few; now 52,000. In Glasgow
there are 30,000. In Bath, twenty years ago, the Itomanists
met for worship in a small hired room. Tlaev have now two
chapels in the city ; another close by the magnificent college of
Prior-park, in the vicinity; and, lately, the Romish bishop
Baines was in treaty for another chapel, at present vacant in
Bath. The total number of Roman Catholic chapels in Eng-
land and Scotland, in the year 1831, was 479. From the.year*
1811 to 1831, England shows an increase of 54 chapels; and
from the year 1820 there was an increase in Scotland of .16
chapels. During' 1832, 16 chapels have been added to the total
number, 15 for England, and one. fur Scotland, in Perth. The
Romish bishops in England are frequently confirming adult
converts. At Wolverhampton there were 63 lately admitted
into the Romish church; at Norwich, 50; at Cossay, a malt-
village near Norwich, 45, and,so bn in other places.

REPRESENTATIVE PEERAGE.—We have the authority of thei
Freeman's Journal for the pleasing fact that LordLismore, w 1 o
.was a candidate for the scat in the., House of Lords, vecut
the deinise of the Marquess of •Conyugharn, • has retired- ffot
the field, in consequence of the previous and prepo:;denint
pledges to Lord Downs. We congratulate the C-ousekvative
interest on the circumstance.—Dublin Warder.