The Liverpool Standard and General Commercial Advertiser.
Liverpool, Merseyside, England, 1833-06-21 00:00:00

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WEST INDIA ASSOCIA lON.
MHE ANNUAL MEETING of th EST INDIA AS-
SOCIATION at the Port of Live 1 will be held at the
mittee Room, 30, Brunswick-street, on FutnAy next, the
igm instant, at Eleven o'clock precisely, when the Accounts
will be passed, and the Chairman and Deputy Chairman for
the ensuing year will be appointed.
By order, • PETER WRI9'E{T, Secretary.

LIVERPOOL NOUTHERN I SPITAL.
THE Cominittee respectfully infor. le Donors and Sub-
-1 scribers to. the above Institution, a the Public generally,
that they have taken Premises in an igible situation at the
North end of the Town, which.. will shortly be opened for the
reception of Patients, and they will therefore feel obliged to
those Ladies and Gentlemen who hams; already contributed to
the Funds of the Institution, to pay the amount of their Dona-
firms and Subscriptions into Messrs. Arthur Heywood, Sons
and Co.'s Bank, vet-0 Mr. Ge 0..% Wainwright, Treasurer.
The Committee take this o:rposr.aity i,f thaoking those who
haVe already come feA•v its :pct -03, Institution, asst
venture to express a hope that the example thus set will ho
generally followed by the charitable and humane of this large
community. .
Liverpool, June 20, 1833. .

LIVERPOOL DUCKS.
IV HE Liverpool pock Acts passed in the 51st year of the
tiefir
1 . Reign of George 111., and 6th Georg ''IV., require that
all Owners and Part Owners of Ships bel . ging to the Port of
Liverpool, and all persons inhabiting in e town of Liverpbol
aforesaid, who, either as Principals o gents, have paid the
rates of Duties by those Acts laid upo oods and Merchandise
imported'or exported into or out of the said Port of Liverpool,
shall assemble at the Town-hall of the said Borough, on TUES-
DAY, the 25th day of this instant June, at twelve o'clock at
noon ; and then and there, by writing under their hands, or
under the hands of the major part of them so assembled as
aforesaid, shall elect, nominate, and appoint eight persons, not
being members of the Common Council of the said town, to be
eight of the Commissioners for the purposes in those same Acts
and in the former Acts mentioned.
GEORGE WITHERS, Treasurer.
Dock-office, Liverpool, 14th June, 1833.

PARISH OF LIVERPOOL. •
PURSUANT to the directions contained in the Act for the
better Paving and Sewerage of the town of Liverpool, iu
the county of Lancaster,
Notice is hereby given, that a meeting of the inhabitants as-
sessed and contributing to the relief of the poor within the said
town will be held in the Parochial Chapel of our Lady and St.
Nicholas, in the said town, on Thursday, t e 27th June instant,
at Twelve o'clock at noon, when a su ry or report of the
receipts and expenditures of the Coinnaiss ners appointed under
and by virtue of the said Act will be laid efore the inhabitants.
ne
And notice is hereby further given, that at such meeting the
inlabitants of the said town, so assessed and contributing to the
reef of the poor within the same, are to nominate and choose
such and so many persons, being owners or occupiers of pro-
perty in the said town, rated to the relief of the poor therein,
at a sum not less than LK per annum, as will be requisite to
sulply the then subsisting vacancies in the number of Commis-
siLers, according to the provision of the said Act.
EDWARD G. DEANE,
Clerk to the Commissioners.

11th June, 183.3.

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TO FAMILIES FURNI ING.
EVERY Article of FURNISHI 7 I IRONMONGEY,
Cutlery, Sheffield Plate, Tin an .opper Utensils, Me-
tal Bedsteads, &c. &c. may be had, of warranted quality, and in
every possible variety, at the Warerooms of W. llnuur, 12,
Castle-street, Liverp.ool, at moderate prices.
OFFICES (fronting Castle-street,) TO LET.

ST. MICHAEL'S AND LISBON ORANGES, BEST IVES-.
SIN A. LEMONS, ENGLISH GRAPES, PINES, &c. &c.
ir MIDDLEWOOD, 18, Parker-street, C rch-street, begs
t.. 1 • to inform his Friends and the Public tat he is now, and
will be during the season, supplied with choicest English
a
Fruits for Table and Preserving; his Pri es will, as usual, be
under any establishment iu the kingdom.. Just arrived, Olive ,
Oil of very superior quality; Preserved Ginger, Gum Sweet--r)
meat! Dried P' reserves, fSiuces, &c..&c.
J. M. has now ready for Exportation or Home Use a valu-
able supply of his Vegetable Oil Soap and Botanic Oil. The ...
utility of the Botanic Oil in Purifying the Hair and Scalp, ren-
dering it free from Dandruff, and giving a luxuriant growth,
changing the hair becoming grey to original lustre, is too well
known to need comment. —Sold from 2s. to 10s. 6d.

THE POLYCHRONOGRAPHIC PEN,
Invented by James Becky and Son, Great Charles-street,
Birmingham.
JAMES lIEELEY and SON- feel gratification in being
enabled to announce the completion of the POLYCHRONO-
GRAPHIC PEN. To the Public Reeky and Son are known as
the inventors of the Radiographic Pen, and they cheerfully em-
brace this opportunity to tender their respectful acknowledg-
ments for the extensive patronage with which they have been
hoaoured, and for the flattering eulogiurns which have been
passed upon their Pen by the leading scientific Journals)and
Periodicals of this and boreign Countries. To the ltuAnio-
GRAPHIC, however, there has been one objection, (to which the
inventors have directed particular attention,) and that consists
in the inefficiency of the Rhadiographic and other metallic pens
to supply the same quantity of ink as a common quill. In their
endeavours to obviate the admitted difficulty, they have perse-
vered with complete success, and have now the pleasure of pre-
senting a Pen, which (from its philosophical principle—from its
mechanical construction, and the aarantage of having the
powers of concave and capillary attr - tion,) will at each dip
receive and retain more ink than c be held either in the quill
eor ordinary metallic pen at seve charges.
This superiority will be duly a preciated, though only one of
the advantages possessed by the Pulyehronographic Pen. The
fine quality and flexibility of the steel from which it is manufac-
tured, its peculiar form, and the attention which is bestowed on
the mathematical construction of its slits, are such as to enable
Ileeley and Son with confidence'to pronounce it as much su-
perior to other metallic pens as'the latter are to the rude and
imperfect Calamus of the Ancients.
The piracies to which JAMES HEESLEY and Sox have been
subjected, not only of their invention, but in some instances
(by a slight orthographical variation) of their name, render
it imperative upon them to request that purchasers will observe,
that on every genuine card is printed, " James Ileeley and Son,
146, Gt. Charles-street, Birmingham ;" and, as an additional
security, each card has, at very considerable expense, been
ornamented with an elegant steel engraving, (the design being
copy-right,) price Two Shillings per dozen.
Handles suited for these Pens 4d., Bd., and Is. 2d. each, on
which is stamped " J. H. & S." and the price.
Heeley and Son's PEN and EVER-POINTED PENCILS
only Is. 6d. each,
Sold by Osborne and Sons, Cuttlers and Silversmiths, No 6,
Lord-street, and J. G. Itelsby, Watchmaker, 7, Elliot-street,
Samuel Hunt, Ironmonger, Church-street, and A. Hunt,
Artist's Repository, Bold-street, Liverpool.