The Liverpool Standard and General Commercial Advertiser.
Liverpool, Merseyside, England, 1844-07-02 00:00:00

QL1:1 be Eet.

T_
0 he LET, the whole of the ESTABLISHMENT
called "The BRITISH QUEEN," situate at New
Quay, and opposite the Prince's_Pier. The Stock and
Fixtures to be taken at a valyatron.
For particulars apply In the Premises, or to Mr.
WRIGHT, Brewer, Eaekerley-street.

TO be LET, at GressfOrd, Denbighshire, North Wales,
all or part of a HOUSE, re FURNISHED, with or
without Stables and Coac use. There is a beautiful
Garden attached, wells ed with Fruit Trees, Summer-
house, Green-house, -c.

And may be had, if required, the use of a Seat in
Gressford Church.

Apply to JOHN ABBOTT, Cabinet Maker and Uphol-
sterer, 65, Islington, Liverpool.

TO be LET, a spacious WAREHOUSE, situate bot-
tom of Redcross-street, having three fronts ; it con-
tains Cellar, ,with Vaults, seven Rooms; the upper Rooms
are calculated for Corn, will hold about 3000 Bushels of
Wheat each ; is one of the be-t-siluations in the town,
buing near and fronting ocks, Custom-house, and
Wharfs. Immediate session may be had.
Also, a handsom , roomy SHOP and DWELLING-
HOUSE, in 80ld-street, with immediate possession.
Architect ApplytoanMd Br. uSilidmerr,s rra.s_____NeY°s°tirteent,;Loorntdoon7rr.
o

Mowbray.
of Rooms
ripo be LET, either FURNISHED or not, and with early
I
possession, for a Term of Years, the capital MAN-
t:ai*naslaecoofint li
SION or FAMILY RESIDENCE, called MownuAy
HOUSE, with the Gardens and Pleasure Grounds attached,
situate in the West Riding of ilishire, within seven
miles of the city of Ripon, 0 ; commanding an extensive
of moderate size. an. e Stables, Co Ch-houses, and other
andT picturesquehe pw ei g
Outbuildings are • . namodious ; the Gardens and V' ineries
are well stocked with choice Fruit Trees, and the Pleasure
Grounds, through which runs an excellent Trout
are only rivalled in extent by the far f Stream,
Hackfall, which are about a mile and a.
-vhioeil:f. ~ri.
anted grounds of
half distant.
Alowbray House is well situated fo
desir-
ous of enjoying. Field. Sports i r a Gentleman
wood, and York Foxhounds . , laving the Bedale, Hare-
wood, in the, immediate
neighbour-
hood, and extensive Moors
The Village Church of Kirkby
three or four miles.'
Pleasure Grounds. The trkby Malgard adjoins the
and romantic, and tj surrounding country is beautiful
easy of access, there being. daily
towns in Yorkshire are
to York, Leeds, eing daily conveyances from Ripon
Great North of Harrogate, and the Thirslc Station of the
miles from Ripon.England Railway, which is only nine
The. Furn. •
iture is modern, and the Premises are in tho-
rough repair. The
Occupier may be accommodated with
Land near the Residence, if required.
For further particulars apply to Mr. Wise,
Solicitor,
Ripon.
20th June, 1844.

July 2, IS-14.

Vilanttb.

WANTED, a SOAP BOILER, who fully understands
the Manufacture of So Candles. Reference°
will be required as to ab' s, &c.
Apply to J. R. CR and Co., 21, Exchange-buildings'

lATANTED, BUSINESS PREMISES, in Casa'
street, with Warehouse or-Spare Rooms. ~;,
Apply personally or by I,ca'Fr, to Mr. WELca,
tect, 7, Castle-street...o#'

WANTED to RENT, in the Outskirts of the To?!
with immediate possession, a Detached
ING-H OUSE, replete witlevery convenience,"l'
suitable for a Family of thst respectability.
Address, Box S 19, Pustoffice, Liverpool.

FINISHIN.G GOVERNESS.
APROTESTANT GERMAN LADY, who sp.
II elegantly German and French, and is a first-rate
Musician, wishes for a DAILY or RESIDENT El'
GAGEMENT, to Teach, Wan
lugn tically, the Gert
French, and Italian Langua , usic, in the new Ger"
man style, Singing, Draw', e, acquired in Paris, together
with the general routiLwea a solid, and polite iducatrtu
Sativfactory references can be given.
Address, free, to A. 8., 8, Mount-pleasant, Liverpool'

jletu Vubitrations.

NEW SONGS.
Just published,
S ONG OF THE ZEPHYR, and THE LAS?
/
MINSTREL, (Sung boyt...ps--Whitnall.) Composed
by H. V. LEwis, Author o e favourite Songs, "Sin°
not of the past," " Ruth,' " Eolian harp of mineritc•
To be had of the cAttposer, 11, Elizabeth-street, PO'
broke-place, LiverpOol.

Just published, royal 32m0, cloth, gilt edges, and lettered,
Ninepence,
THE BOWLERpr'Sice POCKET COMPANION,
be eoi of gz)
Bowls; Comprehensive
comprising
eveevery
point Compilation
o f
of-Rulesthe
Gamefor a
t his
played in this part of the Country.
By JAMES MA
" From a perusal, we think RS HALL.
y, are well adapted
become the standard rules o> game, which are certainll
much wanted. Had we the permission of the author, We
certainly should copy the whole of the rules, for we think
they cannot be tom '° circulated."—Bell's LOP
June OM.

" This is a useful little manual, the work of an expe-
rienced and clever bowler."—Liverpool Mail, June 22.
Liverpool : published by JAMES and Woonnunw, 39,
South CasZle-street.

On Monday, July 1, in Bvo, price 65., the Second nun-
THE ber of
ENGLIS REVIEW ; or, Q UARTERLY
-1. JOURNAL of ECCLESIASTICAL and aEN.E"
RAL LITERATURE.
CONTENTS :-1. Prichard's Natural History of Man'
2. Newman's Sermons on'Su • cts of the Day.-3. Boer
Middleton, a Tale ;by y Georgiana
Alaitland's Dark Ag .-5. Progress of Education.--v•
Old English Chro • era ; Wars of the Roses.—Noti:o"_.
of New Book oreign and Colonial Intelligence.
RIVINGTONS, St. Paul's Church Yard, and Waterloo'
place, London.

Second Edition, now ready, price 6s. 6d.,.VOLUME OF SERMONS UPON THE FU'
TURE STATE OF HAPPINESS. By the WY'
EDWARD THOMPSON, M.A., Minister of Charlotte
Chapel, Pimlico.

Dedicated, i permission, to her Majesty the Que.
Dowager.

CONTENTS:
The Intermediate State. I The Heavenly Rest.
The Resurrection. Occupation of $u
Recognition and Reunion Blessed.
Various Degrees of H I
ness.
With an APPE DIX' containing Extracts from the (91;
lowing Divines upon the same subjects :—Pearson.
Sherlock, Seeker, Barrow, South, Horsley, Tillotooo'
Jeremy Taylor, Paley, Mant, Townsend, &c.
HATCHARD and SON, 187, Piccadilly, London.

FRAZER'S MAGAZINE for JULY, price 2s. 64'1
contains :-
1. The Emperor Nicholas.
2. The Battle of Waterloo.
3. Secrets of the Lecture-room. A Surgeon's Story. 4. On the State of the Peruvian Empire Previous to "I*L.
Arrival of the Spaniards. By General W. Mille!:
'""
'5. Dinner, Dessert, Wines, Coffee, and Liqueurs. l
Classics of the Table.
6. Posting in the Seventh Year of our Lady Queen
Victoria.
• strai
7. Coningsby ; or, the N Generation. By BMA
D'lsraeli, Esq., . .
8. The Rustic Seat
9. Southey's S and Southey's Poems.
10. The Luck of Barry Lyndon ; a Roniance of the Laqt-
Century. By Fitz-Boodle.
11. The Modern Troubadours.
12. The State of Parties.
G. W. NICKISSON, 215, Regent-street, London ;
and W. GRAPE', Liverpool.

Just published, by JOSHUA WALMSLEY, 51, Church-
THE DUBLIN UNIVERSITY MAGAZINEefor
JL July, Price 2s. 0., contains—The Nevilles, Ger-
retstown; a Ta!e of 1760—Chapter I. Coming ,torthe
Assizes—Chapter 11. Retrospect and Deliberation-'
Chapter 111. The County Ball—Chapter IV. Embel-
lishments of Autobiography. Remedies for the Perils of
the Nation. Some new Jottings in
_y Note-book—Se-
cond Gathering. By a Dream . 'he Infanticide Mo-
ther : from the German of f ler. By J. Anster,
LL.D. Verses from th nanish of Belldjo ; A.D. 1660.
Arrah Neil, or, Time Oild. By G. P. R. James, Esq.
Chapters XXXV. o XLI. Lines to a Friend. The
Rainbow. A feli more Words about Mesmerism : th,e
State of Sleep-walking. By Irys Herfner. The Seamen'll
Light. By John Fisher Murray. Continental. Countries
No. 111, : Prussia. Siborne's Campaign of 1815.
TOM BURKE OF " OURS." No. XIX. Price
One Shilling.
Dublin: WILLIAM CURRY, Jun. and Co., Liyerpool:
JOSHUA WALMSLEY; and all Booksellers.

*NEW WORKS,
SOLD BY WAREING WEBB,
CASTLE-STREET, LIVERPOOL.
CAMBERS'IT EDINBURGH JOURNAL • the
First Volume of the New Series, handsomely bound
in cloth, 4s. 6d.

*** This volume contains about 250 distir;ct Articles of
an entertaining and instructive kind, and will be continued
every six months.
KNIGHT'S WEEKLY VOLUME for all READ"
ERS, price ls. each, to be continued_esepy Saturday.
i9,tes: The INDUSTRIAL RESO tES of IRELAND'
By Dr. KANE, is.
PUNCH; or, THE L DON CHARIVARI. Vol. VI.,
with a profusion of d Engravings, Bs., bound.
SCENES fro e REJECTED COMEDIES. BY
some of the Competitors for the Prize of XSUO-, Is.

FERIODICALS FOR JULY.

DICKENS' MARTIN CHUZZLEWIT.
PUNCH ; or, THE LONDON CHARIVARI.
CHAMBERS' EDINBURGH JOURNAL.
The PENNY MAGAZINE.
. MURRAY'S COLONIAL LIBRARY.
MUSEUM of ANIMATED NATURE.
OLD ENGLAND.
AINSWORTH'S, and other Magazines.
CONINGSBY, a New Edition. in 3 volumes.
NEW EDITIONS of GUIDE BOOKS and VELLING MAPS for England, Scotland, Ireland, and
Wales ; also for France, Germany, and other parts of tbe
World.

BOOKS, STATIONERY, and PAPERS,
On the most advantageous Terms, for Exportation.

Price One Shilling,
KNIGHT'S WEEKLY VOLUME FOR ALL
READERS. _

18
The Works to be issued from the commencement' to
Me Publication commenced on Saturday, June 29,
PRINTER ; a Biography. B-
y Charles Knight.
Sia.tuwrdiaLy,LleApmtemcbAerx2l,owNil! brreHaEs fopllloßwssT:
2.. MIND 'AMONGST THE„aIrINDLES ; • a Selec-
tion from "The Low Offering;" a Miscellaa/
wholly composed e Factory Girls of ad Awe,"
rican City. WI an Introduction by the EnglieP
d
written ring a Residence in Cairo, in 1843 an
I *********** *I N EGYPT L tters
1844, with E. W. Lane, Esq., author of 1131
ENGLISH
Modern Egyptians." By his Sister • 21:V: Vnii:
4. TALES FROM' SHAKSPERE. By Charlei Lain"
}eiewyter
and Miss Lamb. To which are now added, Scefies
illustrating each Tale:
5. THE TEXTI EX MANUFACTURES OF GRE.AI
MANUFACTURE. By G. Dodd, autbor of
" Days in the Factories."
6. THE: CHINESE: By J. F. Davis, Esq., FU.S.,
• Governor -of Hong-Kong. knew edition, revised
and enlarged
.. ;.,3.V015•
• 7. FEATS ON tTH a FIORD: a Tale of Norway-. pi
Harriet Martineau. -A new Edition... -..-.. I Vol'
8. CAPITAL AND, LABOUR':. a.. new Edition, in'
eluding " Theltesults of Machinery." By Cbarle°
. .1.
Knight
9. DIALOGUES ON INSTINCT: By Henry, 1.4 r
Brougham, FRS A new -Edition, (reprinted
from " Dissertations on Subjects of Science and.
Natural Theology")
1 Wl'
10. BIAR.Dm. AARCneHwITEEdiCtiTonURE. By James Rennie.'
n.
*** The preceding 10 Works, forming II Volumes, 1/11!
furnish sonie notion, although not a complete one, oft
nws
range of subjects that will be embraced in KNIGHI 4
WEEKLY VOLUME. No. 1 belongs to the C 46 "
HISTORY AND BIOGRAPHY ; Nos. 2,4, and 7, to G. 009:
RAL LITERATURE, including Poetry and Fiction ; .
3 and 6 to GEOGRAPHY, including VOyages and Travels;
No. 5 to ARTS AND MANUFACTURES ; No. 8 to PUDLIC,
ECONOMY ; No. 9 to- SCIENCE; No. 10 to NAVVRAT
HISTORY.

London; CHARLES KNIGHT and Co., 22, Ludgate-
street ; Sold by all Booksellers.

I