The Liverpool Standard and General Commercial Advertiser.
Liverpool, Merseyside, England, 1835-10-23 00:00:00

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Jbe LET, a sma!l WAREIIOtI a Yard opposite
the Crown Chambers, in Rederossireet.—Apply to II UT-
HINSON BnoTutins, Temple.-street.

MO he LET, that commodious and old establi d HOTEL,
the GEORGE and DRAGON, Dale eet, now iu the
occupation' of Miss Hanipson, toga with the excellent
Stables and Coach-houses behind the e. Possession may be
had on the Ist January, 1836.—T0r further particulars, apply at
the Offices of the Treasurer or Surveyor, Town-hall, Liverpool.

rrlo he 1.E1% at Wavertree, a very excellent MUN-
I! HOUSE and GARDEN, with or withou oath-house
and Stable, in the pleasant and healthy si thin of Ouvn
Moor. The house contains spacious ng and Drawing-
rooms, Breakfast-room, Kitchen, Scu v, and Cellars, with
four Bed and two Servaots'-rooms. Apply tolMr. -Wan LNG,
near the Coffee-house, Wavertrep.

ri_lLlo be LET, with immediate possession, until e next, an
excellent HOUSE, situated on the • sof the River
Mersey, near New Brighton; it is corn y Furnished, and
consists. of 7 Bed-rooms,. Dining and raving Rooms, the
latter 27 feet long each; excellent Water on the Premises.
Apply to Mr. R. AuorsoN, Mersey-chambers, Liverpool.

r obe LET, and entered immediately, CAPENHURST
HALL, situated about half a mile from the .Liverpool
Road, five miles from Eastham Ferry. and si-miles from
Chester, containing Dining, Drawing, Millar and good Bed-
rooms, with two Coach-houses, Stahl -, attached, and
every convenience for a Gentleman' amilv ; and with or
without 27 statute acres of excellent Sand, exclusive of good
Gardens and Pleasure Grounds, and about 5000 acres of excel-
lent Shooting.—Apply, if by letter, post paid, to RICHARD
RICHARDSON, Esq., Capenhurst Hall, Chester.

TO BE LET.
in the immediate neighbourhood of the New Customhouse,
911 HE WAREHOUSE and OFFICES in. Cooper's- iv,
X which have for some time been occupied as aP. • t and
Colour Warehouse and Paper Hanging Manufact y, by Mr.
Troutbeck, who is about removing to the Premix in Hanover-
street, next above Branch and Sou's Auction owe.
The Offices are spacious end under a det ed roof. but upon
a level with the second floor of the Ware!), se, which was ori-
ginally appropriated to" Offires, and .can again be easily so s-
rrangt-d, being a large. and lofty Room, having Three Fire
Places. The Warehouse-room Windows are Glazed through-
out. • It is presumed these Premises will be found well adapted
to the Wholesale Tea Trade. Immediate possession may be
had.—Apply to NEWTON LYON and Co.

111 AMWAY SHARES, &c., on SAL ' 'CHARLES
AIL EDWARDS, !CHANGI{,ALLEY, Lo N. •
Stockton and Darlington,;Liverpoo .lanchester, London
and Greenwich. London and South• ton, London and Croy-
don, London and Brighton, Great Western, Preston and Wyre,.
and North /Alidtand RAILWAY SHARES. •

Also, Grand Junction, Ellesrneie; Loughborough, Kennet.
and Avon Coventry, Trent and Mersey, and Mersey and Irwell•
CANAL SHARES., •

TOHN WEBSTER, TAILOR and- PRAPEIC, -G, PARKER-
-0 sTnEnT,.begs respectfully-to tender his grateful acknow-
ledgments to his Friends and the Publie of LisrerPool, for. the
.extensive patronage he has received-du "ifti‘perioct of twenty
e years, and takes the present opportu o solicit public ritten-
tionto his present STOCK:44 Wl*d it GOODS. which, in.
point of quantity, quality, and price WlR,..he beneve*, afford
perfect satisfaction. ~ _:7 -; .. ,
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N.8.--A respectable YOUTH WA N'Pf.:l3,.- itssiri judo o r
APPRENTICE, with whom it. moderate-.preinium will be
required.

TO FAMILIES FURNISHING.
ADELPHI I.IOUSE,, RANELAGHSTREET.
G. WOODS 4- CO , FRINGE MANUFACTURPRS.

el WOODS and Co. beg respectfully to inform the Nohi-
k_x, iity, Gentry, and Inhabitants of Liverpool and its vici-
nity, 'generally, that they tiave .opened the,Aliove Establish-
ment on a scale infinitely superior to any Liverpool. Their
Stock is now ready. forinspectio.;, •II 0:1SIFIR of an entirely
new and splendid a'!,s,rt inent of M ns, Damasks, Furniture,
Prints, Linings, Dimities, am ts, Quilts, Counterpanes,
Betitis, Cottage.Stripec Driiggets, laizes, Oil B.ihes,,Table
Covers, India Mattings, Hassocks, Ste. &c., and every article:
res,..sisite for Furnishing.. '
They also manufacture, on /he premises, plain and fancy:
Fringei, Float nail Orris Laces, Gimps, Bell-pulls. Tassels, &c.:
&c. and every description of Upholsterers'
G. W. and Co. having purchased the whole of their exten-
sive Stock with cash, and selected with the greatest care, ficnn
the London, Leeds, and. Manchester Markets, respectfully so-
licit an inspection, feeling confident that the prices, style, and
quality of their goods will ensure to them that patronage it will
be their anxious endeavour to merit. • _ . _

Every article marked the lowest possible Cash price, from
which.no deviation can be made. ..

COALS PER RAILWAY. AND CANAL.
rinHE BEST ORREL HOUSE FIRE COAL a re-
markably. soldering quality, and uncontin durable,
are delivered in any part of Liverpool, on t south side of
Chapel-street, Dale-street, and. London-rot , or at any place
within half a mile of the Canal Basin, 0 all-street, or of the
Railway Station, in Crown-street, c it e included, at 13s. 6d.
per ton.
The following prices, for other description of Coal and Slack,
include cartage to every part of the town within the boundaries,
and also to Low-hill, Edge-hill, and. Windsor.
Best St. Helen's Coal los. 6d. per ton.
Second quality House Fire Coal 9s. 64. do.
Best Furnace Coal Bs. 6d. do.
Ditto Slack
Cannel Coal l6s. Od. do.
Apply to CAMERON and WILLS,
Railway lard, Crown-street, and 72, Oldball-street.

PATENT MADE SHEPS' BLOCKS.

Ir. RICIIARD GARDNER, and Mr. S. HUFFAM, 7, Hurst-

street, Liverpool, Sole Agents.

MESSRS. ESDAILES and MARGRAVE beg to inform
all Merchants, Shipowners, Captains, Traders, a heir
Friends in general, in Liverpool,.that their engw, nt with
Geo. Whatton & Co. 18, Strand-street, as Aget or the sale of
their PATENT MADE SHIPS' BLO as terminated,
and that they have appointed Mr: Ric GARDNER, Block
and Pumpmaker, No. 7, Hurst-sire and Mr. S. HUFFAM,
from London, their sole Agents in thy, Port.

They beg to solicit especial attention to the very sup-rior Ar-
ticle which they manufacture, both in the quality of the material,
—the principle of construction, as regards either the sheave or
shell,—its consequent and proved durability, and to the unprece-
dented low scale of prices at which their machinery enables them
to supply the article. The extensive sale of their Blocks in
the London market, where the first practical testimonials
can be produced from all quarters, has induced them to intro.
duce the same to the notice of the LIVERPOOL SHIPPING
INTEREST, whose inspection of their Goode they earnestly
invite.

Orders for exportation to any extent may he supplied at the
shottest notice,
Ltmoniv, Marinfactory, City Saw Mill, Regent-canal; Ware-
house, We.t India Dock-gates, Limehouse.

9EIHE BIRMINGHAM SALTS, invented 'and prepared
only by KENDALL and SON, Perfumers to hie Majesty,
at the CIVET CA.; 447, West Strand, London. Price Eight-,
pence per Bottle.
The merits of the BIRMINGHAM S, LLING SALTS
have been so fully appreciated by a disce ing public, as to ren-
der all encomiums superfluous;—suflic it therefore to say, that.
their leading feature is a firmness i composition, caused by a
novel Chemical Process which pr uts their deliquescence, or
absorption of Atmospheric Mots e, for a very great length of
time, and which constitutes their great superiority over every
other Salt that has yet appeared. •To this,may be added, that
they possess the must Pungent, Aromatic, and Antiseptic Pro-
perties, which render them peculiarly refreshing in crowded or
heated rooms, and in the apartments of the sick. Fragrantly
perfumed, and their volatile qualities highly concentrated, they.
are fearlessly recommended to universal adoption.
To THE "LA Digs ! !—KENDALL'S EXIMORY POW-
DER will on trial be found to exceed anything of ,the kind
ever offered to the Public, as a safe, certain, and easy applica-
tion for removing Grease Spots, Tar, and Paint, out of Silks,
Stuffs, and Woollens, of all sorts, without discharging the
colour, leaving any stain, or being any detriment thereto.—
Price Eight-pence per Bottle.
KENDALL and SON have just imported a large quantity
of the celebrated ECONOMICAL FRENCH FLOATING
LIGHTS, of.the finest quality, which they are selling in Boxes,
containing; a sufficient quantity of wicks for 100, 200, and 400
nights, at'Gd., Is., and is. 6d. each.

The great repute which these Lights have obtained since they
were first introduced .by Kendall and Son, some twelve years
ago, has caused numerous spurious imitations to be offered to
the public, especially those of German manufacture, which alto-
gether tail to supply the desired object.
The true French Wicks diffuse a radiant And cheerful light
throughout the longest night, perfectly safe, without the least
smell, and at less than half the expense of candles or rush-lights.
Their utility is firmly established and fully appreciated by
thousands of housekeepers, who have constantly used them fur
many winters.
The above Articles niay be procured at the Civet Cat, 61.
Loid-street, Liverpool; 35, Market-street, Manchester; 1, Ade-
laide-street, Charing-cross, London; 'l7, New-street, Birming-
ham; 191, Fore•street, Exeter;- 43, Wine-street, Bristol; 18,
Foregate-street, Worcester; 1, Theatre-buildings, Shrewsbury;
97, St. James's-street, Brighton.

WILKINSON AND CARTMEL,
WOOLLEN I)RAPERS,- &c.,No. 3 AND 4, LORD-STREET, LIVERPOOL, . •
AGENTS sou
CHAR•LES MACINTOSH AND CO.'S
PATENT INDIA RUBBER WA TERPROOF AND AIR-
.P-ItOOF FABRICS.
rrIIEY recommend the following, amen an endless va-
riety of purposes to which the Pu t, is .applicable:—
Woollen Cloths and Camblets, unite ith Silk, Cotton, or
Linen.
Doubled Silks, Cottons, and 'n s dell kinds, in all Unions,
for LOOSE GARMENTS of orts. viz.:— -
Ladies' and Gentlemen's Ridiug, Driving, Walking, Boat,
Or other Cloaks.
Ponshaws, Mantles, Capes, Hoods, Ilat Covers, Bathing
Caps, Kangaroo Capes for Driving.
Gaiters, Overa:ls,.Boots, Socks, Gloves, or Mittens.
TRAVELLING, Sponge, Game, and Gunpowder BAGS.
NURSING APRONS, Ditto for Barouche Seats, Gigs, and.
Hospital use.
SHEETS for CRlBSi.,Hospitals, and Sick Beds-,
COVERS for GUNS, Noises, Carriages, l3arouche Seats,
7mperials, Stage Coaches, Carts, Verandas, Tenti, HAM-
-1110Ci(S, and TugliltELS.
LININGS for. GreatCoata,.Shoes, &e. &c. • •
LlUll'L' SAILS, WATER DECKS, KNAPSACKS, and
IIAV ERSACS.
CAN Forageßags, Cups; Bottles, Engine Buckets,
and Pipes.
AIR-PROOF BEDS, Pillows, and Cushions, particularly
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portable and easily tilled. •
•Swimming Belts, Boat, Cushions, or Life Preservers, which
may be worn under the usual clothing without inconvenience.
Isl.B.—'These Fabrics afford protection-against the severity of
a piercing wind as well as against the heaviest rain.
12*. The following testilnony in favour of the Article is taken
from Captain Parry's Narative of an Attempt to reack the North
Pole:—•" We narrowly escaped'thloss of a hag of cocoa. which
fell overboard. The bag being made of Macintosh's Water-
proof Canvass, the cocoa did not suffer the slightest injury. • Of
this invaluable manufacture it is impossible to speak too highly.
I know of no material which, with an equal weight, is equally
durable and water-tight. In the latter quality, indeed, it is al-
together perfect."

The HYDROSTATIC or WATER-RED for INVALIDS,
so strongly recommended by the Faculty.

Orders regularly transmitted to the Manufactory three times
a-week.

Also, WATERPROOF UNIVERSITY 13111131tELLAS,
warranted superior to any other substance of a single texture
for resisting water, and to retain this property to the last.