The Liverpool Standard and General Commercial Advertiser.
Liverpool, Merseyside, England, 1835-04-03 00:00:00

BOROUGH AND TOWN -LIVERPOOL.

- • . .
JAMES SPINAL L. Eq.; Mayor. "
THE GENERAL COURT of QUA [ITER SES'SION'S of
the PEACE for this BOROUGH and TOWN will be
held in. the NEW COURT ROOM, on t South 'sidalif
Chapel-street, on MONDAY, the 13th of next, tit Ten
o'clock in the Forenoon, when and -w e all Persons hound
over to. Appear, and Prosecute, give Er nce or Answer, are to
attend on pain nftheir respective Recol, izances being estreated.
And the coma of PASSAOH-fer the Trial of CIVIL.
CAUSES will be held before the MAYOR and BAILIFFS
of the said Town, on THURSDAY, the ItitixOf April next, at Ten
o'clock in the Morning, of which the Attorneys of the said
Court are requested to take .Notice.
FOSTER,
_ . _ Town-clerk and Clerk of the Peace.

(' All Persons are requested to take Notice that no Tra-
verse will be tried at these Sessions, unless the same be entered
for Trial at the Town-clerk's Office on or before the First Day
of Session.
And all Indictments for Misdemeanours and Assaults found
at these Sessions against Persons admitted to Bail must be
entered for trial at or before Twelve o'clock on the day next
after the discharge of the Grand Jury, otherwise the Trial of
the same will stand over until the Sessiobs following.

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JOHNSON'ST II RASMAEN
RD
INC UARNS EsSoOTHING
SYRUP, FOR CHILDREN CUTTING THEIR
TEETH. This infallible Remedy has preserved hundreds
of Children, when thought past recovery, from Convul=
Moons arising from painful dentition. As so as the Syrup is
rubbed' on the Gums', the Child will b relieved, the Gums
cooled, and the inflammation reduced. It is as innocent as
etikacions, tending to prOduce the eth with ease; and so
pleasant that no Child will refuse to its Gums be rubbed with
it. When Infants are at the age of four months, the Syrup
should be rubbed on the Gums; and Parents should never be
without the Syrup in the Nursery where there are young Chil-
dren, for, if a Child wakes in the night with pains in the Gums,
the Syrup immediately gives case, thereby preienting Convul-
sions, Fevers, &c.
The great success of this Medicine during the lass twenty-five
years has induced unprincipled persons to imitate it under the
name of:` American Soothing Syrup," and copying parts of
Mrs. Johnson's Bills, &c. Parents will, therefore, he very par-
ticular to ask for JOHNSON'S AMERICAN SOOTH ING
SlTBlll',.aorl to notice that the names of " BARCLAY alla SoNs,
95, Farringdou-street," London," (to whom Mrs. Johnson has
sold the Recipe,) is nil the Stamp atil:..ed to each Bottle.

EXTRNSIVR
CA !WET AND' FURKI TITRE W.4RETIOUSE.

BRANCH and 'SON. •
'Respectfully inform the Public that they have
•-• ON SALE, -- '
, ' -BY YitIVATi CONTRACT,
At the HANOVER/ROOMS.'
An extensive and ValuaXle Assemblage of
ir FASHIONABLE CAB ET' 'FURNITURE
- ; • ' Wii tere?* iptinn,
R • '
Including DAWIN i-ROOM SUITES,.
• ' 'Of real and IrnitxititM Rose-wood,' •• :
In Card, Console, Loo, Work, Flower, and Soya Tables, Chairs,
Couches, Sofas,' Tea 'Pays, 'Lattice Es•a-utares,.Cheffoniers.
Canterbnrics, and Skreens; '• • - -.• ,

Elegant LOUNGING and -LIBRARY -CHAIRS; • • -
•- PALM NiG; CHAIR, and SOFA BEDS; - •
MAHOGANY ARTICLES, •
in Bookcases,- SeCrethir6s,• Pedestal aid- Cellaret Sideboards,
Cheval Skreens, Singlo and Double Wnrilrob'eS, Trafalgar
Chairs, Dining, Caid; Library, Lon, Sofa,' Pembroke; -Stia.p,,
Work; and 'Skreen Tables, Cotiches,-Sga*,
Cots, Cribs. Chests of Drawer*, Night.Coiriniod'tis,":BeilstiTs','lii=l
(lets, Hat Stands, Boot Racks, Music Staiiils, Music Stems; &i.•
JAPANNED, STAINED, and FANCY CHAIRS;- "-
In the gitate•st varibtr t. • '• .
hour post., Cottage; Canopy; French;'Ntitsery, and Press
• BEDSTEADS;
• FEATHER BEDS; . . •
HAIR and STRAW MATTRESSES; •
PAINTED CHAMBER -REQUISITES,
• , :Of all dosoriptinns;
Elegant' CHIMNEY- and DRESSING-GLASSES; 'BATH
or GOUT CHAIRS ; CHILDREN'S CARRIAGES; &t.
TOGETHER •W IT H • • ' •
, •
. A viott •iliversified and- exidtisnie Assortment .of • •
BRUSSELS, DAMASK VENETIAN, and KIDDERMINSTER
••;-.I2ARPETINI9;-,--"• •
• qt the Nest manufacture and itarest,liatisafti's ;" •
DRUGGETVB ;• :HEARTH RUGS;
• Flo ontoFLOOR atid.LOBBY -CLOTHS,
• • Of fill dimensions, - •
For cottiirg to fit -.Rooms; Halls, Slicv,• (ST.;
, HAIR SEATINGS;
• • And a very superior ASsortirint-of •
REAL TURKEY RUGS:•_,.-: • •

FIVE POUNDS. REW tD.
I4OST, supposed in the neiehboutboo of Dale-street, on the
2,5111. of Alan], 1835, FOUR LLS, arnoiintin;i to
.£246 2s. Gd., viz.:—
Job Hallinark, on G. B. Woods, p able to Drawer,
:Liverpool, Dee-Bth, at Masterui. n's ..4th May...£so 12 6
Jos. Baker and Son, Bakeri mid Son, 42, Noble-street,
Payable to Marshall and C6.3"Kidderminster, Feb. •
17th, 25...
Jno. Egremont Richard Gregory, SpitalGeld Market,
payable to Ed. Egremont, Wakefield, Mar. 19th, ls. 30 0 0
Jun. Walker', James Ridgway; at Smith Pa) us, pay-
able to. Drawer, Leelc,•Jair: 21st, 3s.
• Any. person who will bring them to J. F. Griffitbs,•Printer,
47, Pool-lane; shall receive the above reward. • •

. ROOKBINDII4.
JJ• ATHERTON, BooKBINDER, Lord-street, requests
• the Public to give this concryit a trial of their favours.
Morocco anti :Russia .elegantVßindinga, Calf, Stationery,
Ctbth Bindings, &e. executed on good.ternts. •

SHIP BREAD BAKE
' STRAND-WrIZES
THOMAS LENOX, Successor t lesirs. S. Gorst and
Son, respectfully informs the erehants. Shipowners,
&e.. of Liverpool, that he has taken Premises lately occupied
by Messrs. S. Gorst and Son, No: TIIA-ND-STRENT, Canning Dock, where he intends to conduct the SHIP BREAD and
and SAIL MAKING BUSINESS, and respectfully solicits a
continuance of the favours conferred upon his ptedecessors as
Ship Bread Bakers. ' :

REMOVAL.
TOILN CLISSOLD, Rein CUTTER d PERFUMER, begs to
1,1 acquaint his kind Friends and P• runs that he has left his
old Shop 77, CHURCH-sTnuar, a has remored to No. 48,
nearly opposite the Liver Theatre, diem he hopes to
.hare a
eontinuation of their favours.• He his 'fitted up :separate and
convenient apartments for 'Ladies and Gentlemen; and he
firmly believes that every comfort and convenience will be found
in his new Establishment

" He takes the liberty of acquainting his Friends that the
Person who has opened his Old Shop has nu connexion with hiir.
in. any Way whatever.
l'Wo APPRENTICES wanteilionnediatetv. • • "

RPM VAL.
MAN Ssilsr;OltEaSON, 'and r.rttr, s m P,.Ueg.leave
revectfully to inform their Fr' ads and the inhabitants
of „Liverpool and its vicinity, that ey ttaVa renioved to more
convenient Prethises in the SY() ,nuitraiately adjoining their
old one; nearer to
,St. Luke's, ere'they will he ham to re-
ceive, a continuance of thit rOntige and sitiiport with which
they have been so liberally avoured, and whieli,frorii the supe-
riority of their Fit ancr Workmanship, and the great care taken
in the seletiou' and pui.aiiie'of thcir Goods, it shall be their
utmost endeaviiiir to ,got.-- • •
111_., G.. and R., have, in addition to their extensive. Stock of
Cloths and Sprint,. Gdods, a large assortment of the must fa-
shionable London Beaver !lots, Kid and Berlin Gloves, &c.,
winch they offer with, confidence to the inspection .of. their
Friend 4 and the Public.
st; Pold-strect, 3 April, 1835. •

ARRIVALS AT COMPTON HOUSE OF SPRING
GOODS.
/111 HE Proprietor of this.. Establishment .feels great pleasure
in announcing, that he has become the successful Purchaser
of,several LAAGE LOTS at the GREAT SA Ein FitIDAY-
STR E ET, LoN DON, together with several is from the Mann-
jiteptrers, for CASH, under the most 'ap ling circtunstant(is,
a portion of which has been received a OM'TON Housit, 27,
CI: RC UrST REEL and 'snow ready inspection. •
The Lots consist of Ladies' rich aCe Culleretts, lined with
Silk, a quantity of 'Ladies' Lace Caps. Muslin Collars, Cana-
zenus and Collereits, 2000 embroidered tobine and plain bordered
Parasols, 5000 Chintz Printed Mastitis, and 375 Printed Cam-
bric DaEssEs, warranted fast colours, a few :China Crape
Shawls, a little soiled, several hundred 'Tibet Wool and Filled
Cachemere SHAWLS, both in white and black grounds.
The Propkietor, in announcing the arrival of the above Lots,
considert it almost needless to say, that: not an article will be
found to exceed two-thirds of its real value. •

Wholesale Buyers will find these Lots decided Jobs. Small-
ware Houses supplied :at the London and Manchester List
Prices.

.SUPERIOR BRITISH METALLIC MANUFACTURES.
IHE most general, extensive, and well-selected Stock of the
best Manufactures in 13.4.,1und,.im each. Department, in-
cluding every Requisite for General House Furnishing, from
the Cottage tattle Palace, will .alwa‘R be fnund in WILLIAM
.DRURY'S ROOMS and wAhkuccusEsi 12, CASTLE-
STREET. • :
Patent Grass Cutting Machines,-.Co• n. and Malt Mills, tiny
Cutters, Marriott's Patent Portable Water Closets, in every.
variety, Dial Scales, &c., Chubb's Patent Detector Locks and
every Patent Article of merit connected With the trade.
WANTED, a respectable YOUTH, as an APPRENTICE.

• • PATRONIZED BY THE ROYAL' FAMILY.
MEE ADMITTANCE.
• FOR .4 SHORT. TIME ONLY:
BRIGHTON LOUNGE AND 'FANCY FAIR,
DEPOT DU 'PA LAB ROYAL A 'PARIS, •
At 61.;,' Church-street,' • !
Lately oecuktieli by J. and .1. Edklev.'
lONSIEUR LEVLAUX begs leave to idorm the Inha-
jj, bitants of Liverpool and the Public generally that he.
his just arrived here w:th'im elegant assartment of
• FOREIGN -FANCY 'GOODS,' • • '•' •
and intends opening a BAZAAR, DAY, (Friday.) the'
19th instant, at the above Shop, for a short time only; an&
from the patronae 'which he l'eceived at Cheltenham, Oxford,
Leinnington, 'Portsmouth; and other fashionable places,: and;
the testimonies of approbation Whille he has universally • le-
Ceired, he trusts that a minute iusiidktion•Othii• Stock, which
he respectfully solicits, will be patronized 'by the same support,
and 'similar expressions of satisfaction fiorn 'the Nobility,
Gentry, and Visitors of this Town and its Vicinitv •
This elegant Steel( will be found well worthy the attention of
the Public in general.
Agent for Farina's" Eau de Culagi.le,.
Ati' Act 'nf 'Parliament, obliging persons travelling with
gaods frocm 'the place of their usual residence to take out a
license, 11. L. has, therefore, coniplied therewith.

leense, A. , ip,
. Henry leveaux, lAieerrsf.-.d Haviker, -No. a 137, 'A.
The Bazaarisolien.every Day froth Ten in the Mornimr, till
Fuur in the Aternoon, and from Five till Nine in the Evening.
01. The Room will be'kept well aired. •

NEW. MUSIC AN!) MUSICAL INSTRUMENT

191, London-road, two Poors below Ih4 Blind Asylum.
CH. THOMPSON respectfully tinders his grateful
ktiowledgments to the Nobility And Gentry of Liverpool
and its vicinity for their extensieipatronage, end hopes by
strict attention to merit a eontinu eof the same.'
C. H.l'. has just received a fresh pply of PIANO FORTES,
which he can offer at from TWENTY GUINEAS and upwards.
PIANO FORTES lent ou hire, MILITARY BANDS
furnished with INSTRUMENTS on the shortest Notiee, MU-
SIC COPIED, INSTRUMENTS TUNED, REPAIRED,
and taken in EXCHANGE. A constant Supply of NEW
MUSIC weekly from LONDON. '
N.B.—AII Instruments Sold by C. H. T. will be kept in.
'Tune for Twelve Months.

QALAD DRESSING of very superior flavour, for Salads,
Shell Fish, Cold Meats, &c., prepared and Sold Wholesale
and Retail by OWEN and GERD ,9, CHURCH-sTKEEr,
Liverpool.—A. Dressing fur Salad, c., which can be at all
times available, and warrautrd to -e p unimpaired in any cli-
mate, has long been a desideratum
The great trouble and waste experienced by Housekeepers
and Proprietors of Hotels in mixing, a Dressing for Salad. Shell
Fish, &c., at the time it is wanted, besides the uncertainty of
its flavour and strength, have induced OWFN and (E4l)6' to
prepare this article which completely overcomes these objec-
tions, rendering it alike invaluable to the epicure and the eco-
nomist. .
Orders for EXport promptly executed.