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Just published, price 9d., and on corrunonpsoper 6d.,
13 0 P E RT A NT3VEtTY,"snitxvoitmED
CHURCH OF ENGLAND TIIVRELIGION OF
CHRIST AND HIS APOSTLES. pr Sermon, preached
at St. Andrew's Church, by the Rev. J. JONES,

Just published, price 4s. in cloth, and ss. embossed morocco,
THE LADY'S KEEPSAKE and MATERNAL MONI-
TOR, by the Author of " A Mother's Portrait."
• - CONTENTS.
Introduction—Marriageable Age—Literary an oral Train-
ing—Thoughts on Marrtage—lnterial of Ed atiou and Mar-
riage—Choice of a Husband—The . Matt' onial Afliance-L
Marriage—lncidents following Mart.ti —Maternity antici-
pated—The First-born welcomed an aught—Maternal Tui-
den, Indulgence, and Restraint— arty. Moral Training—
Maternal Control—Domestic Education—Historical Studies—
Scientific Pursuits—Romantic and Poetic Reading—Amuse-
ments and Accomplishments—Religious Studies and Pursuits—
Domestic Affliction and Bereavement.
Published by H. LACEY, 61, Bold-street, Of whom may be
had ANNUALS, ALMANACKS, POCKET BOOKS, SCHOOL PRIZES,
and numerous Works as Paisiorrs adapted for the present
Season.

UNDER TILE. PATRONAGE OF HIS' MAJE
XTORTHCItOFI"S PARLIAMENTAR,
NIC LB ; embracing Impartial and Anther."
all the Speeches delivered in both Houses;
tions presented; and the Divisions on all
Lions brought forward since the Ara of r
with copious Indices.
Vol. 111. is just completed, Price 385.; Fine Paper, 555. 6d.
—The First and Second Volumes are still on Sale, and may be
had of any respectable Bookseller. Price:—Vol. Le, Session
1., 3 and 4 Win. IV., 255. boards; Fine Paper, 38s. Vol. IL,
Session 11., 4 and 5 Win. IV., 355. boards; Fine Paper, 515.,
bound in two divisions. The Work is also published Weekly
during the Session, in Numbers at Is. each; Fine Paper, is. 6d.
Subscribers not having completed their sets ale requested to
do so with us little delay as possible to prevent disappointment.
London : A. Northcroft and Co., 96 and 97, Chancery. lane,
Booksellers, by Appointment, to his Majesty; and Sold by
\Vintner and Smith, and J. Arnold, Liverpool.

~,,e .--Jiio-
e Reports of
'lei?e various Peti.
Important Ques-
iamentaty Reform;

TO SCOTCHMEN IN ENGLAND.
On the Ist of January, 1836, will be published, in London,
price Sixpence, the first number of a new Monthly perio-
dical, called
THE THISTLE; oa, ANGLO-CA.LEDONIAN
JOURNAL.
London: FRANCIS BAISLER, 124, 9xfo
c,
MARSHALL and Ca., Stationers'-court.
The object of this little work, whit is addressed chiefly 1.6
Scotchmen and their descendants th ghout England, will be
to put them regularly in possession of the most interesting
Scottish intelligence, to keep alive their sympathy with north-
ern affairs, and -to promote and improve the great Scottish
interests which have now grown up in the .EiiilisliMetro-
polis and throughout the Provinces.
The Publication, though miscellaneous in its character, will
be of a highly moral complexion. A "Juvenile Department
will occasionally be added for our YoUNG ANGLO-CA.l,En°-
NTANS;" and the Editor is enabled to announce that articles
will be contributed by various of our distinguished Scottish
countrymen in Literature, Theology, and Science.
It will be Sold by all country Booksellers; and such Book-
sellers as wish to become Agents for the Work, will apply to
the Publisher, FRANCIS BAISLER. 12,1, Oxford-street, London,
stating their London Agent, through whom they may be sup-
plied.
Agent for Liverpool, Mr. JOHN TURNER, No. 4, Chapel-
walks.

[-street; Si hIPKIN,

This day is published, iu crown Svo, (the same s.ze as Air.
Rogers' " Italy,") with Twenty-four Engravings on Steel,
price One Guinea,
11-IE CABINET OF MODERN ART and LITERARY
SOUVENIR. Edited by ALARIC A. WATTS. Second
Series.
.*** In selecting the subjects for the Embellishments con-
tained iu the work, the object of the Editor has been to intro-
dtice as many of the most celebrated productions of modern
British art as posiible ; and, instead of obtaining, from his
friends slight and uuexpensive desibons,in illustration of its
literature, to make choice of such.piet es as appeared to him
most characteristic of their genius. this aim he has been
seconded, not ouliby the Painte emselves, but by many of
the most distinguished collectors, oughout the country. These
Engravings have been executed y the.most eminent Engraver's
of the day, viz,—Goodyear, Goodall, C. Rolls, DanfOrth, Great-
hatch, Portbury. Shantou, &c., from pictures by the following
Painters, .&c. :
G. Barrett I J. Martin
Sir W. Beeches', R.A. G. S. Newton, R.A.
A.
,E. Chalon, R.A. D. Roberts
W. Collins, R.A. G. Roinnev
A. Cooper, R.A. F. Rochard
It. Eduionstone T. Stothard, R.A.
J. Faulkner T. Uwins,
R. Farrier R. Westall, R.A.
J. Gaudy, A.R.A. Penry Williams
H. Howard. R.A. &c. &c.
C. R. Leslie, R.A.
By fur, the larger proportion of .these works have been the
leading attractions-of the exhibitions of the Royal Academy and
the British Institution, and are, with three exceptions,' elabo,
rately executed oil pictures. The literary "departinent of the
volume, which comprises sketches and poems from the pens of
a variety of distinguished writers, has been prepared on the plan
which appeared to give such uniform satisfaction in the former
series.
*** Separate proofs on India paper befinre and after the let-
ters, in portfolios, as usual.
London : published for the Proprietor, by Whittaker and Co.,
Ave Ittaria-lane.
Of whom may be had a few copies of the first volume, with
TweittY.five highly-finished Engravings, from pictures by Ho-
VOi 116)001.1:1NS, CH A LON, NEWTON, 5T4114.H.A R WESTALL,
PM O EERBLL, BONNINGTON, RIPPING' LE, Lewis, ROBERTS,
STONE, WRIGHT, Ike. The character of these illustrations and
the literature by which they are accompanied, may be gathered
from the almost unanimous opinions of the periodical press.

LAMES- CHARITY- > •
Mrs. ELLIS, LAoi PATRONESS.
Mr. GIANT, Prixsi DENT.
THE ANNUAL BALL for the Berieti , this Institution
will be held, by perniission of the -shipful the Mayor
and Common Council, iu the TOW ALL, on TUESDAY,
the 29th Of. December instant.
Tickets_tßs, each, (Refreshments included,) to be htiLl of the
Lady Patidnest, Rodney-street, at-the PlesideuVs, 15:Rodney-
street, and at the usual places. . •
The Doors-to opened at eiOtt o'clock.
Carriages to be set down and take up with the horses' heads
facing Water-street.
N.B.—No money will be received at the Doors.
A Military Band will perform at the foot of the Great Stair-
case as formerly.

ZOOLOGICAL GARDENS.
ANY Persons expressed a des4oo--.10 see Mr.
GOUGH'S PATENT, S'T'EAM ' INE, and the
manner in which it may be applied, the oprictor of the Zoo-
logical Gardens has kindly granted permission to exhibit
his Models on the Ground, on T SDA r.next, horn One..till
Three o'clOck, when and where h will be .happy to gi.re,enry
information respeoipg,thern, on• which oleciaion, by perthisslon
of Lieutenant-ColonOlßcadshaw and,Oflieers of the 7;th Regi-
ment, the military band Will attend and perforni a number of
select airs. • _ _

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PATENT STEAM ENGINE, OR FACILITATOR,
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An Engine equal,to one horse pnwer will stand, in the apace of
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any situation, being perfectly complete.
They do not require any extra Foundation, Engine-house,
Fire-place, Flues, Seating for Boiler or Chimneyi which some-
tirae.s amounita.as.much as the _Engine,. andJiave.been,the
principal objection to the introduction of small ones. They
will consume any kind of fuel, as coal, coke, turf, &c.., and are
so constructed that any indiVidual can manage them. They are
also perfectly safe,
.all being proved and set to work before
leaving the Manufactory. The extreme simplicity of the Faci-
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TURNING MILLS for Grinding Flour, for private families
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TURNING LATHES and THROES for Potters, Machine
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TURNING MACHINES formaking Card Teeth, Drawing
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WORKING TEAGLES for loading and unloading in
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ApartMent in case of fire, .or for supplying the Cistern for the
use of Water Closets; likewise supplying hot and Cold Water
for culinary purposes, or for Hot, Cold, and Shower Baths;
supplying Pleasure GroUnds with Water, forming Fountains,
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-011'"4 Hay and Straw,, Washing Roots and Steaming Provender
foi Horses and Cattle, Working Churns or Mangles, and pro-
pelling small Pleasure Boats on Lakes, Rivers, Canals, &c. .
• Engines on the above Principle may be seen working at the
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is constantly kept ready for win k, and Purchasers can be imme-
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Letters (post-paid) will be attended to.

Manta.

HOUSE WANTED

WANTED, in the Spring, a 1-lOU le, with GARDEN
attached, suitable fur a small Poi y. An Engagement
for a Term of Years would nut be objgEted to. The neighbour-
hood of Edge-hill or Everton would be preferred.
Apply, by letter, (post-paid,) with all particulars, to H.S.G.,
at the Standard:office.

EDUCATION..
A YOUNG LADY, educated at an excellent 001 in the
1-1.. South of England, wishes to meet with: TUATION
as GOVERNESS in a Family where. the ildren are young.
The Advertiser has been accustorned.ttsynnien for the last two
years, and can give the must satisfacttffy references. She un-
derstands French, Draws a little, and can teach svEr.t. the etc.
ments of Music. Salary no object, in a situation that is de.
siiitble,ip other respects..
Address S. I'., Postollice, Liverpool.

TO JOURNEYMEN SHIPWRIGHTS.
ANUMBER of JOU RN E MEN SH IPWRIGHTS, seha
can produce an Indenture of Seven Years' Apprentice-
ship, or a Certificate to that effect, will meet with EMPLOY-
MENT bv.applying to any of the uuder-meutioned Master
Shipwrights, who will answer all communications that may ha
made to. them::
Win. and Thomas Wilson, Seddon and Leadky,
Thomas hoyden, . John Dawson &IA Co.
Humble and M ilchs ist, Ashton antnu,,
Lomax and Wilson, William Dickinson and Co.,
Charles Grayson and Son, Bannister and Simpson,
P. Chaloner, Son, and Cato, Christopher Heyes, seta.,
Matthew Clover and Co., John Nottershead,
Clarke and Nickson, Joseph Russell, Son, and Co.,
Pope and 'Watts, Haselden, Pearson, and
Joseph Steel and Co., . Trougbton. • •
Robert Russell and Sons, •
Liverpool, December 7,18 a l.