The Liverpool Standard and General Commercial Advertiser.
Liverpool, Merseyside, England, 1835-09-25 00:00:00

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EGREMONT STEAM FERRY COMPANY.
ITIHE extensive Improvements which have been made in the
I northern pert of the Hundred of \Vii• , by Land Com-
munications, and the great increase. of t poNlation of that
district, imperatively demand au Imp. ed Steam Communi-
cation with Liverpool, by frequent, safe, and regular 'paisages
across the Wirer. •

A Company has, in consequence, been formed to take the
above Ferry, and. to work it with a superior class of Steam-
boats.

The Capital of the Company is £15,000, in Shares of £25
each. A Provisional Committee has been appointed to receive
applications for the.remaining Shares, up to the Bth day of Oc-
tober next, if not previously subscribed NI..
Applications for Shares .to be made in Writing, addressed to
the Chairman of the Committee, to be left at the Office of Mr.
M A ',LAB Y, Solicitor, Lower Castle-street, Liverpool

IMPERIAL ANGLO-BRAZILIAN ROAD, CANAL
BRIDGE, AND LAND .IMPROVEMENT
COMPANY.
AS Inquiries for PROSPECTUSES and PAMPHLETS
continue to arrive from. the. Math& • ring Towns, by
Persons interested in the prosperity of P•razil, it hay been
resolved that, although the applications fo Shares considerably
exceed the number required, the Allotment be 'Postponed
until WEDNESDAY, the 30th instant, and Applications received
until tOtsnit Y, the 29th instant.
By order of the Directors,
JOHN IL FREESE.

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City of London Tavern, 19th Sept., 1535.
Applications for Shares in Liverpool will be received until
MoNDAY, the 28th instant, by Mr. FREESE, at Messrs. Daninl
and Thomas Willi*, 5, George's Duck Gates North, where
Prospectuses and Pamphlets may be had.

LONDON AND BRIGHTON RAILWAY.
4500 Shares of £2o—E9oo,ooo—Deposit £l.
if R. RICHARD DAWSON begs to inform lus Friends
111- that he has received Prospectuses of this projected
RAILWAY, and has also received direction o put
Shares.
f
in communication with the Secretary on th object of Shares.
Any person wishing to become interester n this very IMPOR.
TANT `LINE OF RA !LW AY, will he pleased to make known their
intentions to Mr. DAwsoN, who avails himself of this ()ppm,
tunity of expressing his mast grateful thanks for the support
he has so liberally received in one of his occupations, viz.; that
of SuAitu and STOCK BROKER. .
Manchester urance-eice, Exchange-alley.

AN IMPROVEMENT UPON ALL PATENT SPEC-
TACLES.
A NEW DISCOVERY FOR THE EYES.
ST. JAMES'S-STREET, LONDON, ESTABLISHED 1783.
Tpicy Messrs.' DAVIS and SONS, at 113, DUKE-STREET,
.110 LtvaapooL, Opticians to the Royal Family, and general
Infirmaries for Cataracts and other Diseases of the Eye, Paten-
tees of the celebrated Mineral Lenses for Spectacles, so gene-
rally approved and recommended by the most eminent Oculists
and Gentlemen of the Medical Profession, as ng, of the
greatest transparent refractive quality; so c ructed as to
effect the greatest relief, and preserving t functions of the
Eyes. These Spectacles will enable age ersuns In sit for any
length of time at the minutest eroploymenc.either by day .or
caudle-light, and will not require the change to greater magni-
fyin^ powers so frequently as the glasses in corninon use. They
are manufactured by machinery of a new construction, peculiar
ler themselves. The attention Messrs. D. and Suns have paid
to die nature and physiology of the eye, joined with the exten-
sive practice they have bad in this department of science, renders
them capable, upon examination and inspection of the figure
of tl}e eye, to give the greatest assistance that.art can accom-
plish in renovating and restoring the natural brightness of
visionary sensations. . _ _

Messrs. DAVIS and SON'S
IMPROVED SPECTACLES, UPON UNERRING PRINCIPLES,
Gold, Silver, Pearl, and Tortoiseshell Mounted; very curious
and improved Spectacles to prevent the glare of the Sun, Gas,
Candle, Fire, or any other brilliant light affecting the Eves ;
these Glasses will also prevent the heat of the weather injuring
the Eye, as the glare of any brilliant light, or the heat of the
weather is very destructive to the sight. Persons are therefore
particularly cautioned, as many thousands of good eyes have
been entirely destroyed. Also, Reading, Eve, Opera,' and
Portable Glasses; improved Blue and Green Riding Spectacles,
to prevent the sun and weather affecting the Eyes; Double
Spectacles, to see at a near and far distance; Blue and Green
Eve Preservers, Concave Glasses, and Convex Glasses; folding
'Hand Spectacles of all descriptions, and adapted for all sights,
particularly for those who are near-sighted, those who have had
their eyes couched, and those who have a full eye, as the Glasses
are ground in a peculiar manner for those sights.
"To Messrs. Davis and Sons.
" I entirely coincide in the high opinion' of Messrs. D. and
Son's Mineral Spectacles entertained and expressed by Messrs.
Stevenson, Ware 'Tyrrell, and other eminent Occulistli. They
are beautifully transparent, their refractive powers perfectly
correct, which render them more agreeable and less fatiguing
to the wearer than those instruments formerly in use. I would
recommend their adoption by all who suffer from weak and
imperfect vision.
" SIR ASTLEY COOPER, London."

.The limits of 'an advertisement will not adMit of further
extracts from the recommendatory documents of the most
eukineat Oculists of the:Kingdom.
• tlr. D., jun:, will wait on.ouy Lady or Gentleman on their
.Itunuuring bun with their commands, at his Residence,. Na. 113.
ErST It 14F.T.
gar] y. application, win as .hisstay.iavery limited.
•

THIS DAY, (Friday,) the 25th instants at Twelve &duel; at
Wan. Nevett's OtWee, Rumto4.street,
Chests East lonia.,llBlolGO,
2U Chests LAC I.)YEUr
SU Chests SitELI. LAC,
Ex Fergus' from Cal-autta.—Apply td Messrs. WM. Cott
—ATo an d
Narns:w, Merchants, or to
WILLIAM NEVETT, Broker.

Tutls Da (Friday.) the 2501 iustaut, at a Public Saie-room,
Exritange-builain
. 50 Chests East India- DIGO,
33 Otieats, LAC DY
• 300 Bags East India RICE,
50 Bags r.',ALTPETII.E,
Ex Cestrian, from Calcutta.
MOLYNEUX, TAYLOR, and Co., Brokers.

THIS Day, (Friday,) the 25th- insta ; at Twelve o'clock, on
- the Qua y, east side P tee •
I,OW Barrels T PENTIIsiE,
Landing, ex. Caledonia, from ew Yotk.—Apply td.,Measra.
DENNISTouN, I.4cup., audC.., Merchants, or
- JEE 211i./TFIERS awl LA HAM. Brukem.
. ,

THIS DA; (Friday,) the 25th instant, Twelve o'clock, at T.
and H. Litiledale and Co.'s Office 'xchange-buildiugs,
2074 East India IPS,
St.. Leonard, from Caicutt ' ying in Tobitis, Princes
Doc
203 Barbadoe~ Salted HIDES,
In Wright's Warehouse, Queen-street.—Apply to Messrs.
Dittom, RtcHitto.ND, and Co.. Merchants, or to
T. and H. LITTLEDALE and Co., Brokers.

THIS DAY, (Friday,) the 25th instant, One o'clock, at T.
and li. Latledale and Co.'s Office, F change-buildings,
itX} Chests Bengal W, IGO,
Now lauding, ex Fergus, from CatEutta.—Apply to Messrs.
Dtaom, RICH moron, and Co., Merchants, or to
T. and H. LITTI,EDAL4 and Co., Brokers.

Turk DAY, (Friday,) the 250? instata, at Twelve o'clock, on
the 4uay, west kde Queen's Dock,
41 Logs OAK, /
43 Logs ELM,
4 Logs ASH,
7 Logs: BIRCH,
• 4 Logy BASSWOOD,
46 'Logs RED PINE,
. 32c 01 27 Standard STAVES
513 c 19 It) W.O. Pehettst DITTO,
5c 09 U Barrel DITTOV -
Now landing, ex Duchess of Kent, from Quebec.—Apply to
Messrs. JOSEPH FROSTS and Co.' Mer6hants, or to
DUNCAN and EWING,--Brokerg.
Tots DAY, (Friday,) the 25th instant, at On o'clock, at the
Public.Sales-rootn, Exchange-h clittgs,
14 Chests INDIC;
Ex Frances Ann,. from Calcutta.—Appl to Messrs. TAYLOR,
POTTER, and Co., Merchants, or to
CORRIE, HUSON, and Co., Brokers.