The Liverpool Standard and General Commercial Advertiser.
Liverpool, Merseyside, England, 1846-03-31 00:00:00

EXECUTION OF WICKS

A large crowd assembled at an early hour. yesterday in front
of Newgate, to witness the execution of this unhappy young
man who was respited from the 16th instant. The chaplain of
Newgate headed th 2 procession, as the gaol bell began to
toll, and he was headed by Wicks and his executioner
The murderer ascendert•the scaffold with a firm step, and his
countenance remained firm and unriioved. His movement to
the fatal spot in front, whence he twice bowed to the spectators,
was easy and unceremonious. _ _ _ _ _ _

Meanwhile the prisoner was engaged with the chaplain,
and as the last words of the Church service died upon his ear
the drop fell, and he seemed to expire almost immediately
The people began to disperse soon after this.

CHARGE OP THEFT AGAINST A BAILIFF AND HIS WIFE.—
Yesterday, at the l'olice-ceurt, a man, named John Shannon, and
his wife Margaret, were charged with having abstracted a quantity
of property fr m a shop in Park Lane. The male prisoner, it ap-
peared, by authority of the Borough Court, was put in possession
of the house to which the shop was attached, but not of the shop
itself, (of Mr. T. Grosvenor), the door of which was left fastened
with a stock lock and padlock. On the morning of Sunday the
female prisoner was stopped by a police-officer on suspicion, she
having with her some bulky articles. These proved to be tea,
sugar, nutmegs, about 101 b of ham, and other matters in the
grocery line. They had been taken from the shop, the fastenings
of which had been broken open. A question arose whether the
female was or was not the wife of the man in custody, as if so she
might have acted under the direction of her lord and master, and
would consequently not be amenable in law. The magistrate, on
hearing the case, sent both prisoners for trial at the sessions.
A " SMASHEIt."—At the police court, yesterday, a rough-I oking
man, in a worn-out suit of barragon, named James Dunn, was
brought before Mr. Rushton, charged with having, wilfully and
without provocation, broken a number of windows in Highfield-
street, on the previous day, with a stick, which was produced. A
host of witnesses, respectable persons male and female, appeared
against him, and preferred their several complaints. It appeared
that the prisoner had broken an amazing quantity of glass, from 8
to two or three panes in their several windows, smashing right and
lett, and in some instances breaking in the very window frames in
his route. We do not remember, indeed, to have heard a more
pane"-ful case. It appeared that he was in destitution, and had
acknowledged to the police that lie had done the mischief for the
purpose of being apprehended and relieved. Mr. Rushton remarked
that an asylum was provided for the necessitous, who had but to
apply to the parish authorities for relief, and had therefore no right
thus to destroy property in so wanton a way. The amount of
damage sworn to being £1 18s., the prisoner was ordered to pay
it with costs; and, in default, was consigned to prison for a month.

The Alethorarna closes on'Saturday:"
AMATEUR PERFORMANCE FOR THE BENEFIT OF THE
LICENSED VICTUALLERS' CHARITABLE FUND.—The
perky mances fur this excellent institution took place last
night at the Theatre Royal; and it is creditable to the
spirit and charitable feeling of the victuallers of our town
that a full house was the result of the appeal made to
their benevolence. The acting of the amateurs was very
far above mediocrity, and the whole went off with great
eclat.

The infatuated movement amongst the building trades, , .
for the last month has put a stop to the enterprise of litr'ee-r,
head, has now extended to Liverpool. About 3000 of the °Pop
atives of our town are supposed to have •yesterday thrown °ewe
selves out of employment, rather than sign the very reasone
agreement (which, from an address elsewhere, it will be _l
the master builders have been obliged to adopt) put to thou
their employers, which we subjoin :
" We, the undersigned, do hereby declare that we are not' oY
will not remain members of any trades' unions, or of othq;
cieties, under whatever designation they may be known, wh
have for their objects any interference with the rights of labon,.:
or with the arrangements that may be entered into between e
ployers and workmen.
.
`And we further declare, that we will not appropriate, nd
as far as we are able, will not permit to be appropriated, forgeto.bst
purpose of supporting a turn-out, here or elsewhere, atior'ey
the building branches or otherwise, any sum or sums of 10(,',900
belonging to any sick, burial, or other society which has been
established for benevolent purposes alone."
their
The total number of the workmen thus thrown upOn
own resources, on those of their clubs, in this locality, it
posible at present to estimate. Some thousands of faol,l,eir
however, it is certain, must shortly be withdrawn from nbe
usual dependance upon the industry of their heads ; and
work in which they have been engaged must be suspended u
til common sense takes the place of utter fatuity.
It cannot be said, in excuse for these foolish men, that t,ell
are standing out in a justifiable quarrel with their eMPIOO-
The latter are men anxious to serve, on all occasions, those nd
ployed by them. Such employers as Messrs. Tomkinson,
S. and J. Holmes, of Liverpool, Messrs. Walker and riles to
Cole, of Birkenhead, are not parties who seek at any tin
put the screw upon those who work for them. On the con ibis
they are gentlemen—and there are many other employers in the
neighbourhood like them—whose study it is to encouragn,oe.
industry of those dependent upon them ; and there are 1.200
sands of honest and good workmen throughout the Id°%ese
who would be only too happy to occupy the positions of irroel
misguided men, who have so rashly snatched the breild,&etir
their own mouths and those of their families? through the co.o
tion of societies which are, in their operation, rather a
than a blessing to all connected with them. ;„ this
--
From all that we can 'earn, it is our firm belief that, in
commencement of what we fear may be a struggle
rtion
damaging to the interests of the honest and peaceable P?Toig-
of the working classes, those classes are most egregiously „, to
led, both as to their power to enforce their claims anu. 75b1
the motive of those who impel them to press those clan
and
the mode of proceeding adopted. Mutual advantage Bad
mutual interest must ever be the tie between the operative f the
his employer. The latter is, in reality, the agent 0 to
former;agent
isathe
and
hindranceevery
businesse n tof the t
ioperativey Scl°l
operative is the first to suffer.
pad
,
We wish particularly to direct the attention of the Pa, tb
drawn in to this strike—for we believe five out of nine °t' the
operatives would pursue a proper course if not overawed °Tbe
experience of past movements of a similar character,L,t
the
operatives will find, according to all past experience tui;:ittee
only parties profiting by their folly will be the very con?'" tell
men, secretaries, &c. who are urging them on. 1-ntir„sawill
they will find that other workmen, as able as theinsev".'ill be
creep in and be employed on the old terms, and thelio tO
left impoverished by their folly to remove their fain one
other localities, where they may not be able to secure the.f
beneficial terms for their labour. Between 500 and 60° 'levet
men employed by Messrs. S. and J. Holme have, we bei
turned out, only about 30 having signed the declaration. ,01
Upwards of 200 men have left the employ of our re,ll:-)tr.
townsman Mr. Tomkinson. A number of workmen undeil,ce of
Hartley, the dock surveyor, yesterday demanded an adv;dial
wages, and being refused, hung about the Revenue-bin to
during the day, waiting to receive what was due to thettleurais-
' the time of th,nr leaving. We have heard that many of tuuoer
affected turn-outs, have already got into emplo)reTimind
sub-surveyors of highways, andit thisbe the fact a rigm dia On
will no doubt be made into the propriety of such a procee__,,osid
the part of the servants of theparish s
authorities. It is a;'-rilee
that on the whole, including Birkenhead, at least 3r:iiding
have turned out. A similar movement amongst the• is
operatives has also taken place in Manchester, and it is saThe
Sheffield. It is a fact worth remarking that a meeting 0' nt, at
tbd
Architects" of Manchester took place on the 18th insent
which were present all the first men of the craft ; and l"--er3
came to an unanimous resolution "advising their employleJ
to suspend all building operations until the dispute be s'n, the
oplenratthhe,opsrhaesevnetchstoasteen Oaf
mosttrad , ad of
unfortunatethe
timen imi etyo
end, and ne consequences will, in all prol recoil 'jot
themselves and their families. Several of the men
hY
respectable employs have signed the declaration pull, istalx
their employers ; and we must here state that a giseaLocti
d meat.
honour as men not to continue or to become 'll-
- It has been supposed that it binds the men
InVinds them
has been made in many quarters with regard to tint, renounce
in
all connexion with trades unions, whereas it only
tubers of suer,
clubs. It is apprehended that " the strike" will
the goo
more general throughout the country ; but we trust. _ 000
sense of the oneratives will have its weight in restrain."s
e tells -
from persevering in a co arse which all our experiel2ce wasterSt
will result in 'no permanent good to themselves. 1"d
we feel assured, will kindly meet them, on a proper "
° t thief
able representation, but it is by no means likely tiT forth. at
submit to that species of dictation which is now helo,l, .ffars
So far as we can ascertain of the present state
es'ept ti;e
Birkenhead, where, it will be remembered that the por_
moil has been of a month's duration, it is as foll
n: 'of
Messrs. Cole employed previously about 500 inesioliener
branches. Of these, upwards of 100 joiners have neit
declaration, and more are ready to do so ; but, as lean
bricklayers nor masons will sign, not even these can
nently employed. The joiners were in the receipt of N'ro tbePti,
per week—bad and good being paid alike, according_"„ tefOof
~becntel
quirements of the union. They claimed 285., on the Sawsone,
The bricklayers wanted 305., and the masons 28s. l° Pres
these have signed. Messrs. Walker had four churches vs.et
Press. Their masons alone would be 150 to 200 ; and ottle'beil
in proportion—in all more than Messrs. Cole's. Another .0
Ina
ttaarorp, :,"11nol
nearly approached the number of Messrs. Cole's; de°
work p o
wp nightl
ee a
ae
believe, smt ie
el I
were
meeting
e.
was held at the George the Fourth, Hood-street, at wbl,,,,eetl''''
of the whole of the workmen this evening.
lutLaionsts
of
passed delegatesto ll() fromlhold
an theaggregate
ta
sot rere7.4o

---
CONFESSION OF A MURDERER.—In Septern.er j 'tslo
a farmer was found dead by the side of a public Test
Oxfordshire, and up to the present time the cause ° 0011:
has remained a mystery, but it now appears, frAled.
sg
fession which has been made, that he was your '0
travelling tinker, of the name, of Isaac SkerrY, tbe
been confined in Banbury gaol, has confessed that
a pixty to the murder.
SINGULAR ROCKING STONF

of it;
.--In the oral gra°
Wigtonshire, is a curious rocking stone. It is,: diedit
boulder, measuring tour feet nine inc,ies in Perry„-nce• t
height, and sixteen feet two inches in circtive„..er'but,:fho
sits upon a flat rock, and touches no other st'9-i,roi id
one upon which it rests. Its base is in the 'tow 'to,
wedge, and so nicely is it balanced by nat2r:er: ea
easily moved to and fro by a pressure of the "'',7o'n. deo
a slight breeze of wind keeps it in constant 01°`Itieran
We regret to find that the excessive attention aired
nd
by an extensive establishment has seriously 01130use:ot
health of one of the propr etors of Compton - i5"4-11
that, in consequence, one branch of the bnairte;(pr-iti
to be discontinued. We ti ust, however, that a t etifer
relaxation will restore him to 'health, and to tl'ars,,dl
for which, as a tradesman, he has been unive • ifig'
teemed. folio gage
The Bristol Journal of Saturday has t"e old ',der
headed " Smuggling Extraordinary :"---`` Ant, therethe
says, 'Go abroad to bear news.' We were not.vh Jo 0,0
very. much astonished at the subjoined Pa,agrathoagbad,
confess we had never before heard of the
parliamentary proceedings of last evening ; boo
the 200 respectable firms ' must have hoaxed - the
petice er,
hell
Peel :--Sir R. Peel presented a petition froms,iog, too'
chants, bankers, and others of Bristol, exPreii-cy
concurrence in the measures of commercial)o' ',hit,
duced by her Majesty's ministers, and PVletitiQ:tY',
may be passed into a law without delay. .-I.'e
~:that *,jol/:
signed by 200 of the most respectable firms,.'"to Pre,,jetj
MESMERlSM.—Yesterday week, pursuant -on°
invitation, of the mesmerist, Mr. Spencer W .01 0141
number of medical and other gentlemen at Mr. 0001,1.
Chester-street, Birkenhead, to afford them a° ibeY tiwi
of testing his powers more satisfactorily 60010 trie
do at a public meeting. Dr. Or pen astir.pre;
chair, and Dr. Norton aced as secretary• bed d''
to mesmerize Mr. Green's servant, whit" sec bikrY;
viously mesmerised,but was unauccessful• 00071044
however, with a young lady, a stranger from :jeep. ell
and rendered her limbs rigid and put her to ", buttiefl I,
which sleep she sung and afterwards danceuile lanertle,
not be made either to speak or walk about• this 5 WI(
mesmerizing a gentleman present ; but 00 younittfect
man taking bold of a stick held by the 5ame...43 re vocirle
both parties became fixed to the stick, althout,the
awake. The same effect was produced °toot-040
lady's arm by various other parties in thenibr
idea of any collusion existing was waivers'
to be untenable. •

LIVERPOOL:
TUE S DAY MARCH 3,,
PRTINUTEED,
SANDDALPUYBLISmiIEoII

BY tree"
JOSHUA FLETCHER LACE, of £3. Grove-street-
aid
LEONARD ADDISON, of 14, Great Orford 9Livsee 00..
anon et;
At No. 4, ST. Gxoncs's l;er
Orders and Advertisements areCaxscxNr received by Me.srs 0/00'
Co , Warwick-square ; Barker and wroteil;orleig;
109,
Deacon, Walbrook ; Reynell,ChancerY-19ne Wilted tor'y
Birchin-lane ; Joseph Thomas, 1, Finch-lan,e'il, 11, ori„.oe/
den Hammond, 27, Lombard-street ; ;Alto .esto ino3'cof•
court, Fleet-street ; Lewis and Lowe, 3, Ct, 11,1i°C ter ic9°
hill; at the London Commercial Cobee-hons`' chsl:perop
1.4^ nbill ;
at the Jerusalem Coffee.house, A soot'Afel„bllSt
fee-house, Paternoster-row ; North ac-s 9. '‘, nree":
Coffee house, Threadneedle-street ;u~a
lane, London ; Johnston and CO .13
Wheeler, Exchange-street, and C. H..... lotlbivtir-
Manchester Haddock, and J. aad spa
Warrington; Clarke, Pilot-office, prestall
Data, Herald-onice, Birmingham,

EVERY

TWO NIGHTS MORE.

JVIR. HENWYlll§§ill(frOnimerica) has been
engaged to give a VOCAL ENTERTAINMENT, at the
ON HALL, Lord Nelson-street, Tins DAY, (Tuesday,) the
alit inst., and TnIntSDAY next, the 2d April, when he will have
_ e honour of introducing some of his latest and most celebrated
colnpositions. The Life Boat—The Pauper's Drive—The Slave
Ship—Little Fools and Great Ones—The Maniac—The Three
Despots—The Gambler's Wife—and several other of his coin-
Posktions, interspersed with ANECDOTES and SONGS illus-
trative of NEGRO LIFE and CHARACTER.
.. Body, 6d. ; Gallery, Is. Tickets, securing iplaces in the Re-
:erved. Seats, 2s. 6d. each, may be had at the Shop of Mr. CAL-
"thwoon, 6, Ranelagh-place, or at the Mercury-office.
lo commence at Eight.

TOWN-HALL, BIRKENHEAD.
ONE NIGHT ONLY.
RENRY RUSSELL (from America,) will give a
VOCAL ENTERTAINMENT, on FRIDAY Evening
Iltb,"!, the 3rd of April, when he will have the honour of intro-
ring some of his latest and most celebrated compositions.
/
e Life Boat—The Pauper's Drive—The Slave Ship—Little
Pols and Great Ones—The Maniac—The Three Despots—The
Larubler's Wife, and several others of his compositions, inter-
naed L
rnd with
RA A
ANECDOTES and SONGS illustrative of NEGRO
CCTER.
theßeserved Seats, 25.; Back Seats, Is. Tickets may be had at
I'ol3 of Mr. CALDERWOOD, 6, Ranelagh-place, or at the
office.
~.mors to be open at Half-past Seven, to commence at Eight
000.

LAST WEEK OF
THE A LETH 0 RAMA,
MUSIC HALL, BOLD-STREET.
lIIIVE NEW SCENES.
1. The Palace of Santa Felice, at Verona.
2. Meinderowick, in Holland.
3. The Village of Bingenkirchen.
4. The Collegiate City, Heidelberg.
Bet, 5. The Great Fire of Moscow.
sia„een Rope. which will be introduced Automaton Figures and the

Mon,
open at ITO EXHIBITION, THIS DAY, uesday&Dsiooonrs.
Rod alf-past Twelve, to commence at One. A
af the Room, ls. ; Reserved Seats, 28.
Tuesr Nu EXHIBITION, every Evening, except Monday and
Eight. 1.--
A,jooors open at Half-past Seven, to commence at
-28. • Gace`4aission Body of the Room, ls. ; Reserved Seats,
dard, ,rYS 6d.
1)1 Admission to be had at the Hall from Twelve till
Itiv 'Lau at Mr. Wilms's, No. 3, Church-street.
r mon the convenience of Juveniles, there will be an Exhi-
°
sci ,ock un SATURDAY AFTERNOON, commencing at Three

MESMERISM
AirCONCERT HALL, LORD NELSON-STREET.
R. SPENCER T. HALL will deliver TW 0
~,,,, ADDITIONAL LECTURES on MESMERISM, with
.Ralf
EXPERIMENTS, on the Evenings of WEDNESDAY and
Al' of the PRESENT WEEK, commencing each Evening at
Past Seven o'clock.
--.__ Seats,neserved 25.; Gallery, Is.; Body of the Hall, 6d.

MEDICAL CLAIRVOYANCE.
I TERR V. GOENNERN, previous to his departure
1_ for London, will, at the request of many respectable,
Parties, who have been benefitted by Madame V. GOENNERN'S
advice, give Three SOIREES, at which her powers of CLAIR-
VOYANCE may be tested, viz., TO-MORROW, (Wednesday,) the
lat of April, (for Ladies only,) at Two o'clock in the Afternoon ;
and THIS DAY (Tuesday), the 30th instant, and on FRIDAY
-ENING next, the 3d of April, at Eight o'clock, for Ladies
4rld. Gentlemen, to take place at his residence, 69, Rodney-
atreet. Admission, 2s. 6d.
lipany of theleading Physicians and Surgeons of Liverpool
tlttv visited and tested Madame V. GOENNERN'S powers of
bsirvoYance.
lita'flad,,dition to the certain detection of any pain or disease,
Vieni; • GOENNERN exhibits many other beautiful and striking
Per Mena when in a mesmeric sleep.
B°fts afflicted with DISEASES which have hitherto baffled
ellre,pl skill, may have their complaints fully developed and
Pau
Pau ATE CONSULTATION DAILY, from Eleven till Four.
in 41.,a rnay be accompanied by their own Medical Adviser,
lime °So presence,
or. through whose mediation, the Clairvoy-
Te'".ay be consulted.
verpostimonials from many highly-respectable residents in Li-
------Qflay be inspected on application.
THE WATERLOO BANQUET.
11,13-" T• J. KEYS and CO. beg to inform their Sub-
the„ scribers for First Proofs to the above Work of Art, that
tion7 are now ready for delivery, and respectfully invite inspec-
gc,,tbe EMBLEMATIC FRAME, MANUFACTURED
Nbic FOR THE ENGRAVING; earliest Proofs of
of h are fitted up in the Exhibition Room, for the Inspection
ellsn Niemen who having the Engraving, may desire to seethe
,ct p
j r_anied.
kode • KEYS and Co. would particularly call attention to the
eotbairate charge made for the BANQUET FRAME, being very
rakes ably below that heretofore made for similar sized

REPOSITORY OF ARTS,
AND
"' ER AL FRAME MANUFACTURERS,
52, BOLD-STREET, (the Music Hall.)

'IVAL.OF SIGNOR SARTI'S FLORENTINE
Iv, ANATOMICAL MODELS.
" full-length FIGURES, demonstrating the
t,44 rvellous mechanism of the Human Frame—one giving
`Artl'et"iir`erie!r, the other a posterior view of Man's Physical

Ao,r 100, BOLD -ST RE ET.
`‘co Weeks and Four Days only. Open, MONDAY,
3larch 30,

hS
o oeye SARTI, impressed with sentiments of gratitude for
liteejvreY distinguished patronage which his Florentine Venus
$„41), Itarl4B4 3rears ago, from the scientific and enlightened In-
X1etio:„1",of Liverpool, begs to announce the ADDITION of a
of' Mti." pourtraying posteriorly, from head to fopt,
the Spinal System of Nerves, and immediate connection
ith
id a ie
sterling worth and utility of the Exhibition must be
echilYil_circulated in Liverpool; therefore, in lieu Of anything
te It rlf could offer, begs to subjoin the following critique:- itwa;! to be hoped the exhibition of these figures has served
n'eu some attention to the study of anatomy and phsi-
oN'e"n Which all plans of education ought to be founded.
xtdiiintleral neglect of these seiences is one of the most extra-
"ot "tY facts f the kind that this inquiring
.age presents.
oto?,now the construction of most inorganic substances,
`,O understand the mechanism of the steam-boat or
,tottelnly, is considered disgraceful by men who live and
Venahi;F Ignorant of the far presentu and wonderful
grerin which their own bodies
every
.It is a subject of
h 7.1111, eat personal interest to every individual bearing
.the
h,
humanity to understand the wonderful mechanism
'fietaktieli he lives;moves, and has his being.,
tirPaYsMONDAYS and WEDNESDAYS. Open from
rive, and from Seven till Nine. Admission, One

NEW ENGRAVINGS.
TAT-7'140 S. BOYS' GRAPHIC UNION, 1845.
.LIiIE'S VILLAGE FESTIVAL, in Line, large
A4ititZz:! to ranges 6. wilcholoVfsil,T;s3ms. osiniztreTllettr:rast,e4
4s.
the 14,tr Proolfsui!lisold. To be advanced on the publication of
$.l-,q4At. to double the prices above.
tinliier''S PORTRAIT OF PRINCE ALBERT, engraved by
",,InEtteo_usins, A.R.A., and Samuel Bellin, in the first style,
A ant kjialons' whole-length Portrait of the Queen.
• -t I broofs, ~• 115.6
6d. Proofs, £3 3s. India bef. letters, 4s.
6s.
• PING CAMEL IN THE DESERT, a beautiful Line
4-Nt• lig, after H. Warren, by W. R. Smith.
Olll4,.sis°l 11s. 6d. Proofs, ae3 3s. India bef. letters, .e 4 4s.
tob,,7e-t:roofs t.'6 6s.
ne, 'taking the whole of the above three Engravings
Kit
Vllre entitled to purchase them on the undermentioned
knit
i,c,ooh3Prssions the three for e 4 4s.
A.°Pfs /"Yi Paper ditto .'l3 88.
Litt,:,adia before Letters, ditto en 4s.
-I°°fs, India (only 50) ditto .416 16s. "Festival"all sold

Thp
LAST APPEAL,_ from FRANK:, STONE, beautifully en-
qtto "I!elli.plin, same size as "The Heart's Misgivings."
1)06oc?f, all Proofs, £2 2s. India before letters and Ar-
b)l4 JOHNSON RESCUING OLIVER GOLDSMITH
Pr74lllelß ANDLADY, from E. M. Ward's Original Picture,
kit Olt;
ED.
Artists'
Proofs Is. el India proofs, before letters,
,per' GRAVE'S P,,roofs,
POOR TEACHER," engraved by William
.eish. 6d
,t, übs_
.Arti.,, • Proofs, .41 Is. India Proofs before letters
olijribersq.. proofs, 2s.
e,
nalcing the whole of the above three Engravings
ihttitled to purchase them on the undermentioned
t'l,°°lolDressiong
coora:
_ndia t for Bs.
giata,lndia arr ...... ditto .e 2 6s.
pro„,
oe re letters, ditto .e 4 4s. all sold.
nlndia(onlyso) do. 12s. "Appeal" all sold.

%Ohl, The b . .
thm ---.44e:ll,9,ravings of "prince Albert"—" Camel"—" John-
Teacher," will also be shortly advanced to double
bear ?seritilt Prices,
tu)4l Scriber may now have these, as well as "The Last Ap-
,m, Wilkie's "Village Festival," on the low terms above
ordered immediately.
we s,

14,-,4-13..1iw .-Itosinx relates are the Engravings for 1845, in THOMAS
Q4it1;11:" nut), beNhON,
'Lle..`B througho tli, Golden -square, London, where
ad, and the Engravings seen ; or any of
:—J.R.ISAAC, 62,
t;t;:toli;reet L• u the United King_dom
CLARKS,
h ,eii, J. LArr;J. WALK DEN Blackburn; L.
Lb, thero
,2 irkenhead • J o', J. OLE, Bolton; H. WHAL-
-..i 4.4,L; 1. CP THRRALL, E. DUCKER, Chester SlD-
`"4lord

JAM ES' HALES,
TAILOR AND DRAPER,
20, CASES-STREET,RANELAGH-BUILDINOS,CLAYTON-SQUARE,
(Near the Adeliohi anal Waterloo Hotels,)
LIVERPOOL,
DEGS most respectfully to inform the Nobility,
J Gentry, and Public of Liverpool and its Vicinity, that he
has recently OPENED an ESTABLISHMENT in the above
Premises, where he flatters himself he will be able to furnish
proof that all orders with which he may be favoured can be
supplied in a style of Fashion not to be excelled by any house
in this kingdom.
J. H. further begs to state, that it is his intention to avail
himself of all the opportunities which may offer to acquire a
correct and thorough acquaintance with all the various changes
in modern Fashionable Costume, by visiting periodically the
Metropolis of this Country and that of France.
MILITARY AND NAVAL UNIFORMS,
LADIES' RIDING HABITS,
CLERGYMEN'S AND BARRISTERS' ROBES,
SERVANTS' LIVERY, &c., &c., &c.,
EXECUTED IN THE BEST STYLE.
The strictest punctuality as to time, in the execution of all
orders, will be scrupulously observed.
Any Gentleman, preferring the supply of his Cloth, may have
Garments made up on reasonable terms.

THE EDINBURGH CONFECTIONARY ESTA-

p GIBBONS, No. 9 & 11, London-road, begs to in-
it., • form his numerous Customers, and the Public,That he is
now prepared to supply BREAD made from INDIAN CORN
and ENGLISH FLOUR, which has been much approved byvari-
ous parties who have tried it. He has also much pleasure in an-
nouncing to the Gentry and Public generally of Liverpool and
its Vicinity, that he has OPENED another ESTABLISHMENT,
immediately adjoining his present LOAF-BREAD, &c. ESTA-
BLISHMENT, where heintends carrying on, exclusively, the
CONFECTIONARY BUSINESS in all its branches.
R. G. has been compelled, from the vast extent of his Trade,
to separate the two Departments of his Business, so that each
may receive a still more careful attention than formerly was in
his power to bestow.

R. G., having procured a thoroughly experienced Confectioner
from Edinburgh, feels confident that his New Establishment
will stand unrivalled either in point of quality or variety.
BLAIR ATHOLL, ROYAL WINDSOR, AND
PRINCE OF WALES' CAKES, &c.
SCOTCH BUNS, PITKAITHLy HANNOCKS, SHORT