The Liverpool Standard and General Commercial Advertiser.
Liverpool, Merseyside, England, 1835-07-07 00:00:00

THE LIBRARY OF ROMANCE

Just published, price tiS. bound in cloth,
eIIE ENTHUSIAST. An Adaptation of one of the most
celebrated Works of SPINDIA:I2 : forming the Fourteenth
Volume of the Library of Romance.
This splendid Series of Standard Novels.will be completed on
the Ist of August, with " NIiSTO," a Philosophical Romance,
by the author of " Guidone," &c. &c.

Just published, price 4s. 6d. boards, the Fourth Edition of
THE AUTOBIOGRAPHY OF A DISSENTING
MINISTER. With Additions; and with Remarks, by the
Rev. Author, upon the various Reviews which have appeared
of the former Editions.
It is a safe prediction, that the leaders of dissent will either
stifle or abuse the book, yet the smothering system can scarcely
succeed—it is sure to beread—substa.utial truth it certaiiiiy is,
and nothing but the truth.—Monthly Repository, December.
.. We warinly.reetimmend this most excellent work to public
notice.—British Magazine.
,This volume is sure to make a considerable stir in the reli-
gious, high church, and disseuting world.—Literary Gacette.
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Just published, price 2s. 6d., Part I. of
STANFIELD'S COAST SCENERY. A Series of
Views in the British Channel, and on the Coasts of England,
Scotland, Ireland, France, Germans, and other Picturesque
portions of the European Continent, from Original Drawings
taken expressly for this Publication, by CLARKSON STANFIELD,
Esq., R.A. The work will be published Monthly, in super-
royal, Bvo., each Part containing Four highly-finished Line
Engravings, by' the most eminent Artists ; accompanied by
typographical illustrations, thus forming, when completed, one
of the must perfect and splendid works or the kind which has
ever yet appeared.
• A limited number of Proofs will be printed in Columbier,
Imperial, and Royal 4to. Price tis 6s. ss. and 4s.
'Specimens may be seen at every Bookseller's in the kingdotr,
London: Smith, Elder, and Co., Cottihill.

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TICE IS HEREBY GIVEN, that the GOO/Infistotit m
Nfro the. WRECK 'of tie Brig HURON are now dt, /
posited in the. Depot at the math et)4l of the rince!s Dock,
and the -Owners thereof are icy sted.to id ity the same ha-
fore WEONs.sna r, the Bth July instaut, which day it is M-
tended (tor the betietit of whoin it ma ticern) to proceed to
the SALE of such Goods a. may not c previously claimed by
the Owners thereof.
CHAPMAN and WILLIS, Agents for Lloyds'.
C JTES WORT II and slim', Brokers,
Licelpial, Julg 3, 11.135.

Cratir atib Jitlanufacturto.

COMPTON HOUSE_ "
l.il E PROPRIETOR. of. €O5l-P TON HOUSE begs re-
spectfully to announce to the Ladies of Liverpool that he
has purchased • .
THE EN 1 LRE STOCK OF 11111. JAMES.. PLES,
.OF BOLD-STRRET,
(Who is declining the. Draper unless.)
Value,
Such decided Bargains may, not only be expected, but at
such prices as have never yet been offered to the Liverpool
Public.

The STOCK•consists of the very best and choicest GOODS,
all of the Newest Fashions, tne whale having heeu bought
within the last eight months.
In consequence.of the heavy purchases made last month for
the COMPTON HOUSE -ESTABLISHMENT, it is found
impossible to remove this fine STOCK to Chusch-oreet; it
will, therefore, be SOLI) OFF in BOLD-STREET, commencing,
if possible, on MONDAY next.
Further particulars will be given' is the Mercury of next
Friday.

TWENTY ASSISTANTS WANTED.

PATENT METALLIC BEDSTEADS.

SAMUEL HUNT, WHOLESALE IRONMONGER, 7,6,CHURCH-
favEaPOOL,.begs to call the atteutio .4)1 his Friends
and the Public to the PATENT IRON and RASS TUBE
BEDSTEADS, which are now in such e /al repute in this
Country, and so well adtipted for Waru imates.
Having made arrangements in his Premises fix up a
variety of Patterns, he respectfully solicits their inspection ;
the Fitain Iron Bedsteads are particularly !toted for Public
Institutions and for Nurseries and Servants' Rooms.

S. H. has also a new Article of ARGENT PLATE, hi
'Spoons, Forks, &e., &c., being covered xith a strong Silver
Plate, to which it hasa.great affinity, 'and,. maintaining a firm
cohesion, renders it a substantial suostitute fur Silver.
_ .
In the GENERAL FV4INISVIIING IRONMONGERY ,he continues
to keep up that Extensive Variety of good and choice Articles,
which he_tru,ts will iusure him a continuance of the distin-
guished pattouage with whiCh lie has so long been favoured.

S. H. respectfiillv informs the Merchants of Liverpool that
his cotine.eions with the Manufacturers enable him to collect
Goods for Fureiga Markets on the most advAtiita,geons terms,
and at the usual Commission paid to the llercnutile Houses in
Birmingham.

GOLDEN CANISTER TEA WABEHUOSE..
No. 43, CHURCH-STREET, LIFERI'UOL.
g ACKSON and HOLMES (from Barton and 'Robson's) re-
spectfullyannounce 'to their Friends and the Public, that
Mr. IL J. MINSIO.II having declined the R it Tea and Coffee
Business, they have succeeded him in the ove EstablishitAnt,
and, being particularly anxious to se u the continued layouts
of those families who have hit het to p chased front their prede-
cessor, pledpe themselves assiduous v to observe the same sys-
tem of business for which this concern has long been distin-
guished.

Articles of the best quality, carefully selected, will be trans-
mitted to the consumer at the smallest remunerating profit, and
no effort spared to give general satisfaction. •
R. J. MINSHER, in'declining the above Business embraces
this opportunity of thanking those Families who have so kindly
patronized him while he has been in Business, and respectfully
solicits a continuance of their favours to his Successors, JACK-
SON and Iloi.siEs.

Al-RS. BELL, from London, MILLINER, DRESS-
:I MAKER, and EMBROIDRESS, 4, LKECE-STEVERT,
north side of St. Luke's Church, top ;if Bold-street, Liverpool.
Mrs. B. begs leave most respecttully to infor e Ladies of
Liverpool and its vicinity, that she has eom ced Business, at
No. 4, ',SEGE-STREET; and flatters era , from her long ex-
perience in the metropolis, in the ab usiness, and by strict
attention thereto, to merit a share of public patronage.
Ladies' Dresses male in the first style of Elegance and
Fashion.—Ball and Evening Dresses, Pelisses, Juvenile
Dresses, &c. &c. Made, Embroidered, Piped, and Braided to
any Pattern.

N.8.--The lowest possible terms.—Any Orders thankfully
received and punctually attended to.
No. 4, Leece-street, north side of St. Luke's Church.

GENTLEMEN'S FASHIONABLE COSTUME
ESTABLISHMENT.
Bank-buildings, 34, Castle-street.
/ATEST of ENGLAND CLOTHS, CASSIMERES,_&c.
V of the most prevattingColours, sold by the Piece or Ward.
Garments made to order at prices uneq4alled, without any
responsibility to purchasers, for prompt p.i.”(ment only, viz.:—
Various Colour Mess Coats, e.aistcoats, and E. s. d.
Trowsers' per order 4 5 U
Handsome Frock, with Silk Facings. 3 3 0
Superfine Black Dress Coat, Waistcoat, and
I rowsers. complete
The Proprietors beg to assure the public, that all Calls, Cas-
simeres' &c. sold at this Establishment are of genuiue West of
England manufacture.
The Trade supplied,.as heretofore, at manufacturer's prices.

NEW MUSIC, AND MUSICAL INSTRUXENT
WAREHOUSE,
191, LONDON-nosn, two Dootts BELOW TH LIND ASYIXI,I,
CH. THOMPSOIsi respectfully .rs his grateful ac-
s knowledgments to the Nobil and Gentry of Liver-
pool and its 'Vicinity for their extensive patronage, and hopes,
by strict attention, to merit a continuance of the same,
C. H. 'l'. has just received a fresh supply of P 1.83119-
rnirrma, uerceut
Elegant Square Piano-fortes, Six Octaves, 8, £ 8,
ROHM' Corners, and Metallic Plates 'of the

latest improvements, each `' oto 32
Ditto Cottage Cabinets, with Plates, Six Oc-
taves, ditto

37 16 .. 57 15

Ditto Cabinets, with Plates, Six Octaves, ditto, 40 0..55 0
Ditto. Rosewood Cabinets, with Plates aryl Pil-
lars, Six Octaves 5O. 0.. 65 0
Six and a Half Ditto 55 0.. 70 0
Elegant Semi-grand Piano-fortes, Six Octaves,
with Plates
Ditto grand Ditto
Rosewood, Six and a Half Ditto.... 85 guineas to 100
Ditto •• • • 80 • • to 100
Piano-fortes Lent on Iltre, Military Bands furnished with
Instruments on the Shortest Notice, Music Copied, Instruments
Tuned, Repaired, and taken in Exchange.
A constant supply of New Music weekly from London.
N.B.—All Instruments sold by C. H. T. will be kept in Tune
for Twelve months.

AT LACEVS, STATIONER, No. 64, BOLD-STRRNT,
WRITING PAPERS, in price and quality more ad-
vantageous to the purchaser than anywhere out of I.oadon..
Quire. Ream.
Good Bath Post
?diddle Do. -12 0
Superfine Ditto .... 0 10--15 G
Extra sized Do. -18 0

Ditto thick Do. . 1 2-22 6
Extra thick and fine --21
Do. do. gilt 1 3-23 0
Superfine Satin •• ----18 0
Do. gilt or black 1 0
Finest thick satin 1 2-21 0
.

Superfine Satin, black border
~.„.. 1 6-25 0
Superfine tinted'satin
Super thin laid Post.... 0 10----15 6
Do. do. thick -20 0
Do. blue wove satin ... . ..
Do. do. do ----22 6
Dn. Bank Post, fur foreign letters -18 0
•.••••• 1 2.-20 0
Do. large blue wove
Fine yellow Foolscap 1 3-22 6
Superfine DO ' , 1 6-28 0
Fine laid Do.
Superfine Do. -25 U
Dri. Pot 0 9-13 6
. .

Note Papers, various sizes and qualities, at equally low prices.
The very finest Sealing Wax that is nianutactured, 20 or 40
sticks, 4s. 6d. per lb., Embossed ditto, ss. per lb., Fancy Co
lours, Gold, Spangled, Bronzed, &c., 48 sticks, ss. 6d. per lb.
Juvenile Books, in great variety.
•
LaceOi Railway Companion, Is.

22 SALMI, MANUFACTURING OPTICIAN, of lb, SLATER-
, STREET, most respectfully begs to return thanks to the
Inhabitants of Liverpool and its Neighbourhood for the great
encouragement he has received, particularly since he has been
in possession of the recently invented MATHEMATICAL
IN .rItUIYIENT, THE OVTICIAN'S GUIDE', which con-
tinues to give general satisfaction.
B. S. begs to inform the Public )14t- every branch of the
Optical Trade is carried on under hif wnn imtnediate inspection,
EU that he is enabled to SELL GOOD ARTICLES CONSIIERAI3LY
UNDER TILE USUAL PRICE.

He has just completed a large Stock of SPECTACLES, &c.
&c., flow Two sitiLutiGs upwards, warranted to be ground in
a true spherical Manner, free from all prismatic colour, and
finished according to both the German and English scale, so
that no error can be made, as all the lenses are fitted in each
frame by the direction of the most useful Mathematical Instru-
ment, the Optician's Guide ; therefore B. S. feels confident of
giving decided satisfaction to all persons labouring under Dim,
eak, or inflamed Eyes. by his superior Cylinder Pebbles and
Glasses.

-1•1.11..--Exporters and the Trade can be supplied at advan-
tageolig

• ECONOM V IN DRESS.
IMPORTANT TO THE GENTRY OF LIVERPOOL AND
ITS VICINITY, AND THE ADJACENT PARTS DV

CHESHIRE.
J. BELL, TAILOR, (from Walker's, St. James's-street,
11 • London,) No. 4, Leece-street, (top of Bold-street, north
side of St. Luke's Church,) respectfully solicits the attention
of Gentlemen to his. very reducgl pricer-a Gentlemen's
CLOTHES, for Ready Money, .1445-6 gs leave to state that his
system of cutting is founded upon the most improved principles
of practical science, by which he guarantees to ht with certkunty
and elegance the human figure in all its variations.
A complete suit of Black £4 4 0

Ditto ditto, of the finest quality possible 5 ' 5 0
Gentlemen finding their own cloth can have their Garments
mane up in the most fashionable manner; Coats, •£1 Is., Waist-
coats, 75., Trousers, Bs., a complete suit, 11s.-
Orders thankfully received and punctually attended to.
A Note addressed as above will meet with immediate atten-
tion.

None but first-rate workmen are employed.
Observe, No. 4, Leece-street, (top ot•'Bok1-street, north side
of St. Luke's Church.)

WHOLESALE AND RETAIL
FLINT GLASS ESTABLISHMENT,
19, SOUTH JOHN-STREEL
NEAR THE NEW CUSTOM-HOUSE, LIVERPOOL

ASIII3ROOK. and SCOTT, FLINT GLASS MA NUFACTVII-
SAS, beg most respectfully. to call.-.theattentiou of their
t.l--1 Friends and the Public to their v . O , e egaut, and extensive
assortment of PLAIN and lilC --CUT FLINT GLASS,
of the most superior and modern manufacture, which they are
now offering at a price bearing the smallest remunerating Pro-
fit. lintel and Tavern proprietors, lic., as well as Privatef a-
milies, Visitors to the town, and all to whom economy is an
object, will find this Establishment worthy their particular no-
tice.

Every Article connected with the Trade made and cut to any
Pattern. Orders from the Country and fur Merchants for Ek
portation promptly attended to.

PATENT WEIGHING MACHINES.

le'
i HUTCHINSON'S INIPROVEI) P ENT WEIGH-
ING MACHINES for tbesuse f ocks, Wharfs, Col-
lieries, Railways, Turnpike Roads, G Works, &c., &c., to
Weigh from One Pound to Ten Tons, Delivered and Fixed at
Reduced Prices.
Agent—Mr. Da lIRY, Castle•street, Liverpool.
Sheffield, June, 1835. .