The Liverpool Standard and General Commercial Advertiser.
Liverpool, Merseyside, England, 1833-11-05 00:00:00

tiro be Let.

OFFICES TO LET.
rim be LET, a few excellent OFFICES, of different sizes,
1 in Crown-chambers, Redcross-street.-7-Apply to Mr.
EDWARD PROUDFOOT, at the Premises.

1 0 LET, Two convenient OFFICES in Itedcross-street,
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rip° be LET, from the 25th March nest, in an airy and most
. health! situation, commanding views of the sea, Welsh
hills. &c., an excellent FAMILY DOUSE, containing on the
first Floor, a good Entrance-hall, Breakfast-parlour 19 by 15
feet, Dining-room 27 by 16 feet, and Drawing-room 26 by 17
feet; there are Eight good Bed-rooms, three roomy Dressing-
rooms,. four large Closets, complete Kitchens, Wash-house,
Larder, and Butler's Pantry, Wine Callhrs, &c. Grates and
Fixtures, with every 'other convenienb6 for a large Family ;
Kood Garden, back Yards, rain and spring Water, two-stalled
Stable and Coach-house, with man-servant's Room.

Apply on the Premises, No. 8, Everton-road, on Mondays
and Thursdays, from 12 to 2 o'clock; or at No. 25, Exchange_
street East.
A great part of the Furniture may be taken at a valuation.

GLASGOW LOTTERY OFFICE.
103, STRAND, LONDON.

AGENTS.
LIVERPOOL SAML. FRANCEYS, Stationer, 7, High-
street, Exchange.
DITTO EGERTON SMITH and Co., Lord-street.
MANCHESTER TIMES OFFICE, Market-street.
LEEDS W. E. SOMERSCALE; Bookseller, 60, Brig-

gate.
RUDDERSFIELD MOORE, Bookseller,.-Market-place.
'HALIFAX WHITLEY and BOOTH, Booksellers.
IjiHE SCHEME contains PRIZES: of £15,000, £lO,OOO,
_IL £5,000, £3,000, £2,000,,£1,500, £l,OOO, besides 1995 from
£5 -to £5OO. Any number in the above Lottery can be had
(if not previously disposed of by the commissioners,) on appli-
cation as above, or to R. WEtia,lo3, Strand, London. Schemes
can be had gratis.
Ticket. £l3 13s.
Half.. £7 6 0 Eighth £llB 6
Quarter 3 15 6 I Sixteenth 0 19 6

MINERAL SUCCED AN EUM,
FOR FILLING DECAYED TEETH WITHOUT PAIN, HEAT, On

• PRESSURE, AND
INCORRODIBLE MINERAL TEETH,
Without Wires, Sirrinys, or any other Ligatures.
MESSRS. J. M. and A. MALLAN, No: 46, BOLD-StREET,
—Nil Liverpool, SURGEON DENTISTS, (of-the firm of Malian
and Sons Great Russell-street, 'Bloomsbury ' and Half Moon-
street, 'Piccadilly, London,) continue. to RESTORE DE-
-CAlt Ell TEEI H with their celebtated MINERAL SUC-
CEDANEUM, applied Without heat or pressure ; also
FASTEN LOOSE, TEETH. whether arising from age or
from the use of CalomeL ARTIFICIAL and NATU-
RAL TEETH 'fixed from one to a complete set, without
ligatures, warranted for mastication and articulation.—Charges
as in Paris. • _

J. 111. and. A. MALLAN respectfully announce to the No-
bility and Gentry, that in consequence of the very NUMER-
OUS ENGAGEMENTS for theititofessional Assistance,
they have been compelled to place in t le hands of their under-
mentioned 4gents the DETERGENT GUM and TOOTII
TINCTURE, a safe and effectual CURE for all diseases of the
gums, also a specific remedy for the immediate RELIEF of
TOOTHACH, &c. &e.'; also the EGYPTIAN ODON'rAL-
GIC TOOTH POWDER for preserving the Enamel and for
Cleansing and Beautifying the Teeth, Natural as well as
Artificial, • _ _ . •

Sold, by appointment, by Messers. Danson, Perfumer, May-
nard, Druggist, Jones, Druggist, and Clay, Druggist, Bold?
street; Deane, Druggist, Castle-street; Ross and Nightingale;
Printsellers, Chronicle-office, Lord-street; Priestley, Chemist
and Druggist, Lord-street; 'Ellison, Druggist, Church-street;
Cooke's Medical Repository, Clayton square ; Johnson and
Sons, Druggists, Church-street; Roberts, Chemist and Drug-
gist, Ranelagh-street ; Reynolds, Chemist and Druggist, Rane,
lash-street; and by the most respectable houses in the United
Kingdom:
The DETERGENT GUM and TOOTH TINCTURE,
sold at:2s. 9d.; 4s. 6d.; and Ils.; per bottle ; the larger bottles
containing three times the quantity of the 4s. (id. bottles.—The
EGYPTIAN ODONTALGIC 'TOOTH POWDER, 2s. 9d.
per box, duty included.
DentUt Operations "perfornied at the above Establishment
daily, upon those improved principles,

CARY'S DANTE—NEW EDITION.
This day. is published, in 3 vols. foolscap Bvo, price 18s., cloth.
THE VIS'ION • or HELL, PURGATORY, and PARA-
DISE, of DANTE ALIGHIERI.
Translated by the Rev. H. F. CARP, A•M•
The Third Edition, with Notes, a Life ofl)ante, and an Index.
" "This is not only the best transtatioia of Dante which has•ap-
peared in our language, but it may perhaps with justice be pro-
nounced the best translation of any poet in the whole compass
of English literature."—Eclectic Review, June, 1819;
"Mr. Cary's translation, the best we ever read of any work."
Quarterly Review, Ju1y,1833.
Printed for John Tavlo,r, Bookseller and Publisher to the
University of London,., Upper Gower street.

THE TEETH,
Edin-
MturTinse°rN.;,,siyouovrti DanEnNjulpSjo! f_
arrival
23, HARFORD-STREET, corner of Mount-pleasant, respectfully
solicits general attention to his highly effecttial remedy for
FILLING and RESTORING DECAYED and TENDER
TEETH, which renders them completely ~useful for mastica-
tion, prevents any unpleasatlt fetor of the breath, entirely re-
moves any pain or tenderness IQ which- they may have been
liable, and, almost without exception, 'supersedes- the painful
alternative of-extraction. Mr. S.'s method of treatment gives
not the slightest uneasiness to the patient, and' being based upon
sound scientific principles, enables him with the utmost confi7
dence to invite those'suffering under such disagreeable maladies.
Artificial Teeth, of every description, fitted with the greatest
nicety ; and every operation an the Teeth performed with ease
and safety.
Hours of consultation from 10 till 4, p.m.'
Advice Gratis from Nine to Ten in the Morning,
N.B.—A VACANCY FOR 4 Pmt„
Liverpool, October

RANCE SOCIETY,
LO,VDON.

SUN LIFE ASSUI
CORNITIL L.

MANAGERS.
Charles Pole, Esq.. Treasurer.
Charles Boulton, ESq. Felix Ladbroke, Esq.
The Hon. P. Picricll Bcu- C. Shal,v_Lefevre, Esq., M.P.
verse. - The Hon. Hugh Lindsay.
William Burnie, Esq. Charles Littledale, Esq.
John Cockerel], Esq. Henry' Littledale, Esq.
James Campbell, jun., Esq. Geo. Wnrde Norman, Esq:
Thomas Dorrien, Esq. Johre Pearse, Esq.
Thomas Dorrien, jun., Esq. Flriqe Pearse, Esq.
Charles Bell Ford, Esq. Charles Richard Pole, Esq.
William Rd. Hamilton, Esq. I C. George Thornton, Esq.
Edward Harman. Esq. Geo. Smith Thornton, Esq.
Felix Calvert Ladbroke, Esq. James Trotter, Esq.
Joshua Milne, Secretary.
THE MANAGERS having had PREMIUMS calinilated,
proportioned to the value of the risks at, the different
periods of life—which, under forty-five years of age, when the
.kssurance is for the whole of life, and under fifty-five for
shorter periods. arc considerablY lower than are generally
required. Tables of the new Rates, with the conditions. of
Assurance, may be had ;it the Sun Life-office, in Cornhill, and
at the Sun Fire-office, in Craig's-court, London; also of any
of the Agents for the Sun Fire-office.

AGENTS.
Liverpool CN. D. BOLD,.Exehange-street West,
?JAMES BUNNELL, Rumford-street.
Manchester and Chorley, Robt. Ulverstone, John Carter.
Duck. Douglas, Isle of Man, James
Blackburn, James Cross. I Moore.
Preston., J. Green. 'Warrington, James Davis.
Lancaster, John Blackburne. I Bolton Giles Cross.
Wigan and Ormskirk, Samuel I -Rochdale, George Haworth,
P', Hopwood,

INSOLVENT DEBTOR.—DIVIDEND.
lATIIEREAS the Assignees of the Estate and Effects of
V WILLIAM WINSTAN LE Y, formerly of Saint Vin-
cent-street, Liverpool, in the county of Lancaster, assistant in
an academy, afterwards of Overton, near Ellesmere, in the
county of Salop, assistant in an academy, afterwards of Chester-
street, Toxteth-park, near Liverpool aforesaid, out of -business,
afterwards' of West Derby, hear,Liferpool aforesaid; school-
master,- afterwards of Deyon-street;hiyerperol aforesaittprirate
teacher, afterwards of Edge-vale, Edge-hill, near Liverpool
aforesaid, private teacher, and late of BrewilloW-Street, Liver-
pool aforesaid, private teacher, ant' insolvent debtor, lately a
prisoner in the Borough Gaol of Liverpool aforesaid, hare
caused an account of the said Estate and Effects, duly sworn
to, to be tiled in the Court for Relief of Insolvent Debtors; the
Creditors of the said Insolvent ale requested to meet Ihe,Assig-
trees at the'-qttice of Messrs. FOSTER and Li,ovD, Solicitors, No.
8, Exchange-alley, in Liverpool aforesaid, on the Zrh.d.ay of
November instant,
.at Eleven o'clock in the Forepoon precisely,
when and where the Assignees will declare tke amount of tho
balance in their hands, and proceed to make a Dividend ivith
the same amongst the Creditors whose debts are admitted ih
the schedule sworn to by the Insolvent, in proportion to tile
amount thereof, subject to such correction of the rights to re-
ceive Dividend as way be made, according to the statute. If
any person has a demand which is stated in the schedule, but
is disputed therein, either in whole or in hart; or if the said
Insolvent, the said Assignees, or any Creditor, object to any
debt mentioned therein, such claims and objections must be
brought forward at the said meeting, iu order that proceedings
may be had for the examination and decision of the same, ac-
coraing to the statute.

FOSTER and LLOYD, Solicitors.

GRAND JUNCTION RAILWAY,
NOTICE IS HEREBY ,GIVEN, that application is in-
tended f 1 be made to Parliament, in the next ensuing
Session, for an Act to alter, amend, repeal, enlarge, and render
More effectual, some of the powers and provisions of an Act,
passed in the third year of the reign of his present Majesty,
Willed "An Act for making a. Rail Way from the Warrington
and Newton Railway, at Warrin,gton, in the county of Lan-
caster, to Birmingham, in the county of Warwick, to be called
the Grand Junction Railway." And that it is also intended to
obtain power to make the several extensions, alterations, or de:
viations, hereinafter mentioned, of,, in, and from the line of the
said. intended Railway, as prescribed by the said Act already
passed, and as delineated in the plans and books of reference
thereof; which- in the same ,Act ate mentioned to have been
deposited with the several Clerks of the Peace of Lancashire,
Cheshire, Staffordshire, and Warwickshire;--that is to say, the
first of such extensions„alterations, or deviations, commencing
in a certain field, in the hamlet or place of Arpley, within the
township and parish of Warrington, numbered twenty-nine on
the said plan and book of reference, (and therein described as
in the township and parish of Warrington aforesaid,) and thence
passing through the said hamlet or place of Arpley and town-
ship and parish .of Warrington, and terminating in a certain
yard or piece of ground in the said township of Warrington, be-
louging to and occupied by the Warringtou and Newton Rail-
way Company, and there communicating with that Railway at
or near the point where the Bank Quay Branch joins the main,
line thereof; another of such extensions, "alterations, or de.
viations, commencing in a certain field, in the township and
parish of Madeley, numbered 12a. on the said plan and book
of reference, and terminating in a certain field, in the town-.
ship and parish. of Whitmore, numbered eleven in the said
plait and book of reference, and extending or passing through,
or into the several parishes, or parochial chapelries, town-
ships, hamlets, or places; of .Madeley, Whitmore, Keel, Maer,
Maerway-lane, Eccleshall, and Hill Chorlton, or some of them;
another of such extensions, alterations, or deviations, commenc-
ing in the said field, numbered eleven, in the said township of
Whitmore, and terminating in a certain field, in the township
of Hatton, in the parish of Swinnerton (otherwise Swynnerton)
numbered three on the said plan and-book of reference, and ex-
tending or passing through ur intp the several parishes, or pa,
rochial chapelries, townships, lAlets, or places of Whitmore-
.Swinnerton, (otherwise Swynne,eton,) Shelton, The Row, Hat-
ton, Acton, Keel, Maer, Afsserway-lane, Yarnfield, Chapel
Chorlton, Eccleshall, Hill Chdrltou, Bowers, Staudon, Standou-
hall, Weston, The. Bent, Mill Meece, Walfordi and Cotes, or
some of them; another of such extensions, alterations, or de-
viations, commencing in the, said field numbered three in the
township of Hatton, and terminatiug in a certain field in the
township of Mill Meece, in the.parA of Eccleshall, numbered
sixty-eight on the said. Plan and Book of Reference, and'ex-
tending or passing through or into the several parishes, or pa-
yochial chapelries, townships, hamlets, or places of Cotes, Stan-.
don Standon Hall, Weston, Walford, Yarntield, Bowers,
Eccleshall, • Chapel Chorlton, Mill Meece, Slindon, Hatton,
Swinnerton, (otherwise Swynnerton), Three Farms, Ankcrton,
The Row, Shelton, East Fields, and Cold Meece, or borne
of them : anotheg ofssiids Mills
aktitroi.‘er- devia-
in the said township of Mill Meece, and tern.,-
certain .field in the township and parish of Bushburi;tiftra-
tiered fifty-seven on the said plan anti book of reference,
and extending or passing -through or into the several parishes,
or parochial chapelries, townships, hamlets, or places 4f: Bad-
denball, Mill Aleece, Standen, Cotes, Standon Hall, Walford,
Yarnfielcl, Eccleshall, Slindon, Swiunerton, (otherwise Swyn-
nerton), Three Farms, An.kerton, Horsley, Eastfields, Cold
Meece,-Brockton, Lower Heinies, Hilcot, Chebsey, Walton,
Upper.Hemies, Walton Hurst, Ox Leasows, Norton, Norton
Farms, Cold Norton, Hammer Houses, Half head, Shallow-
ford, afford, Saint Mary's Stafford, Worston, (otherwise Wee-
verson,) Great Bridgeford, Little Bridgeford, Cresswell, Grange,
Onecote, Coton Clanford, Holford, Aston, Doxey Wpod, Seighs
.ford, Derrington, Doxey, Castle Church, Saint Chad's Stafford,
Littleworth, Forebridge, 'Varlet, Marston, White
grease, Rickerscote, Crossfields, *Silkmore, (otherwise Silk
Moor,) Burton, Iliglifields, Moss Pit, Baswich, (otherwise
Berkswich,) Broad Eye, The Green, Rowley, Tuft; Acton, Ac •
ton. Hill, Acton Trussell, Bednall,l3rockton, Bradley, Dunslon,
Drayton, Levedale, (otherwise Lovedale,) Copenhall, (other-
wise Coppenhall,) liutterhill, Longridge, Preston, Winston own
Bickford, Mitton, Congress, Penkridee, Booae Moor, (other-
wise Boose Moor, or Boskey Moor,) Otherton, liodbaston, Ly.
nell, 'Water Eaton, Hatherton, Gayley, (otherwise Geiley,)
Wolverhampton, Kinvaston, Brewood, Somerford, Coven,
Moseley, Pendeford,• Northy Cote, Lescroft, Ford Houses,
Brinsford, Aspley, Standiford, Four Ashes, Calf Heath, Para-
dise, Feathestone, Shareshill, Great Saredon, Little Saredon„
Oxley, Pelsall, Aldersley, Essington, .Wednesfield, Tetten-
hall, "Dunstall, and Bushbury, or some of them; another of-
such extensions, alterations, or deviations, commencing in
the said field, numbered fifty-seven in the township of Bush-
hury, and terminating in a certain field in the township of
.Wednesfield, in the parish of Wolverhampton, numbered
ninety-seven on the said plan and book of reference, and sac-
tending or passing through, or into, the several parishes, or
parochial chapelries, townships, hamlets, or places of Bush-
bury, Tettenhall, Dunstall, Aldersley, Pelsall, Oxley, Ford
Houses, Shareshill, Ailston, Wood-End, Stow Heath, Stow,
Neachells, Pendeford, Northycote, Monmore Green, Lescroft,
Monmore, Wolverhampton, Essington, Essington Wood, Wed-
nesfield Heath, Willeuhall, Bilston, and Weduesfield, or some
,of them; another of such extensions, alterations, or deviations,
commencing in the said field, numbered ninety-seven, in the
township of Wednesfield, and terminating in a certain field, in
the township and parish of Westbromwich, numbered six on
the said plan and book of reference,. and extending or passing
through or into the several parishes. or parochial chapelries,
townships, hamlets, or places of Wolverhampton, Wednesfield,
Wednesfield Heath, March End, Neachells, Pelsall, Sedgley,
Brierley, Bradley, Tipton,
Hole,
Monmore Green, Ail-
stun, Portobello, Moseley Hole, Willenhall, Stow, Stow Heath,
WoOd End, Bilston, Bu hole, Darlaston, Darlaston Greta,
Bentley, Bentley Hay, Aldridge, Great Barr,
Bescott, Walsall,
Walsall Foreign, Walsall Pleck, Blokwich, Wednesbury, Wood
Green, Friar Park, Bird End, Wigmore, Park Houies„Delves
Green, Newton, Tanners, Charley Mont, Manwood, Newton
End, and West Bromwich, or some of them ; another of such
extensions, alterations, or deviations, commencing in the said
field, numbered six, in the township of Westbromwach, and ter_
minatin" in a certain field, in the township. of Perry Barr, in
the parish of Handsworth, numbered fifty-eight on the said Plan
and Book of Reference, and extending or passing through
or into the several parishes, parochial chapclries, towns
ships, hamlets, or places, of 'West Bromwich, Aldridge, Chars
Icy Mont, Newton, Wigmore, Newton End, Tanners, Mans
wood, Delves Green, Great Barr; Ilandsworth, Perry Barr,
Hampstead, Butler's Copse, Birchfield, and Birchfield 'End, or
some of them; and the last of such extensions, alterations, or
deviations, commencing in the said field, numbere&fifty-eight,
in the township of Perry Barr, and terminating in certain
grounds or gardens" belonging to the Governors of the Free
Grammar School of King Edward the Sixth, in Birmingham,
near to New John-street and Blews-street, in. Birmingham
aforesaid,: and extending or passing through or into the several
parishes, or parochial chapelries, townships, hamlets, or places
of Handsworth, Ilarapstead, Perry Barr, Birchfield End, As-
ton, Aston Juxta Birmingham, Duddeston, Nechells, Derides,
ton and Nechells, Birmingham, Saint Martin 13irmingliam,
and Saint George• Birmingham, or some of them ; all the, pat
rishes or parochial chapelries, townships, hamlets, or }slaves,.
hereinbefore enumerated, (save Arpley, Warrington, Aston,
Aston Juxta Birmingham, Duddeston, Nechells, Duddeston
and Nechells, Birmingham, Saint Martin Birmingham, and.
Saint. George Birmingliarre) being in the county of Stafford;
and all such last-named parishes, or parochial chapelries,
townships; hamlets,. or places, (save Arpley -and Warring:
ton,) being in"the county of Warwick; and. Arpley and Wars-
riugton being. in the 'county Qf Lancaster ; And fprther
notice is hereby given, that it. is. also intended to obtain
power to abandon such portions of the said original line
of railway within the said parish and township of Ware
ringthn, and hamlet or' place of Arpley.; and also within
the several swishes, or parochial -chapelries, townships,
hamlets, or places of Madeley, Whitmore, Eceleshall,
Chorlton, ,Chapel. Chorlton, Swinnerton, (atherwise Se've-
nerton,) Shelton, Hatton, Cotes, Standou, • Bowers,
Meece, Slindon, • Three Pqrlll3, Chebsee, Waltoii,
hall, Renton, Seighford, Coton Clanford, Derrington, Haugh,
toe, Bradlev,Billialgton-aum•LittyWooft, Penkridge, Lev-estates
(otherwise -L,overlale,) Whiston-cum-Bickford, Wolverhamp-
ton, Ki'nvastnn, Water-Eaton, Brewe6d., Somerford, Coven,
Bushbury, Wednesfield, Bilston, Willcnhall, Darleston, Wed-
nesbury, West-Bromwich, Aldridge, Great Barr, IlandsWorth,
and Perry Barr, or any or either of them, in the county of Staf-7
ford ; and also all such portions of time said original line of the
said railway within any other parishes, parochial chapelries,
in •
townships, hamlets, or places, either of the said 'counties Of
Stafford and Warwick, as by reason of the extensions, altera-
tions or deviations before enumerated, or any or either of them, •
will 'be rendered useless and unnecessary • and also to make, •
construct, and maintain a railway or railways, (with proper
works and conveniencies,) in; alaig, over. el: upon such new
line, or diverted or altered parts of the original tine of the said
Grand Junction Railway; and also to make, construct, and
maintain a branch railway from the main line of railway, in the
township of Wednesfield aforesaid, to or near Wolverhiamptoa
aforesaid, at or,near. the point where the 'Wednestieldand Wols.
yerhampton road crosses the Birmingham Canal, and extending
to, or passing' through, or into the several parishes, or parochial
chapelries, - townships, hamlets, or places of Wolverhampton
and Wednesfield, or one of them.
PRITT, CLAY, and SWIFT,
Lirerpool, 28th October, 1833.