The Liverpool Standard and General Commercial Advertiser.
Liverpool, Merseyside, England, 1835-06-12 00:00:00

steam Nab f gation.

GREE.NOCK AND.IGLASGOW;STEAMtRS,
- ,i _With GoocisnnA,Pias.sengerf,
Every" WED'NF.SDitY and SATURDAY...2t,k4I.t, • ..TIVECITY (W.GLASGO '
Steapalpacket CopiPapy?,s n VDSSe)s,.
CITY OF GLASGOW (New Steamer) ALE NDER DRYS-
- DXLE,-Coinmander,'
.10I1N-W.001?,, Jonpi,Bovn,re pa ander, , .
The- vuLoAN, fiOBT. EWING, innauder„.
Sail from the, Clarence Doek,,as with or withont
Pilots:—
The CITY of GLASGOW saili TO-MORnow, (Saturday;) the
13th,instaut, at,Tliveive o'clock at 1,4001);
The VII LCAN,sa,ils on WunislisnAty next, the; 17th instant,
at Vcittrlo'clock Afternoon.
3:11n• accommodations of. these,Vissels are well known-to be
first rate. .
CABIN? "PARE 25s DECK—, . ... 10s.
Apply to

DA V 11) MINTER and 'Cu.,
Water-street..

GENERAL STEAM 'NAVIGATION COMPANY.

Fdreign Packets.
THE GENERAL. STEAM NAVIGATION
M 4 C 0--M:P.A. MY'S' iirst-rate and superior PACK-
x,,,,' 11, - leave the CUSTOM-HOUSE; LONDON,
wasstal
for—
HAMBURG, (carrying his Majesty's Mails,) every Wed•
ne4day.-and Saturday,. early:in the Morning, returning every
Wednesday and Saturday: Front Hamburg the distance is
_. -
only 35 miles to Lubeek,:from whence excellent steam-packets
saiLregularlyevexy week to St. Petersburg and Co hagen.
ROTTERDAM and the. IMlNE,,(.carryin is: Majesty's,
Mails,) every Wednesday and Saturday Mo ing, at Seven
precisely, returning every Weduesday.an ' uriliiy:Morning.
Passengers to Cologne and any other pl on. the Rhine can
proceed' by these packets on the lowest t ms, and are entitled
to ,BecloaVadvantages. Asplendid new. steam-ship, built ex-
pressly for. this station, commenced runningin May.
AIsMVE RP and. the RHINE, with a bag of letters from
thi,goptctffice,,,Pvery Suuday.and Thursday. Morning, at, T..en.
precisely, returning every Sunday and Wednesday, at the same
hour.

an& the 1Zl:1,1NA, every Saturday Morning, re-
turnitig every Taesd ay night.
OALALS; every Sunday",-Wednesday, and Saturday Morn,
I'lo4. AT:turning, every Sunday, Wednesday, and. lhursday
Night: 1 -
BOULOGNE, every Thuriday Merning, 'returning 'every
BRIGHTON for-DIEPPE, every Saturday,yeiurning every
WiedneSd y. • : • -
414,40m:i5. fpr on the: Rotterdam; ancl!:A-ntwprp
stations, to be made to Messrs. DE BIN and Rs nr,t, 4, Crescent,
Minories;-on the;other stations to Mr. NORMAN, 1, Water.-
lane, ~rawer,-stk•e3k Interniatilm-nanv;also,be obtained front
Messrs. HALL, Wharfingers, Custorp7fiouse,Quay; Mr. ScaTxs,
Agent; Ratnsgate; Agent, Margate; Mr. SLACK,
Agent,-Arighton;: Mess's. CoiveA and S..N, Foreign.N.emplper
Office, 30, St. Martin's-le-Grand.;, Cobst4N,,6l,.Charing-
cross; dr. Ut4 DER woon, 56; Haymarket ; and at the Office of
the Compar(F., 69,.Loinbarcl-street:' 1 .
i'owerful Steam Packets ma.v. be, _engaged, for- Towing,wl
Excursions. CHAS. BESS-El:I, Secretary.
General Steant Navigation Company,
69. Lombard-street, London.

.PLEASURE, EXPVRSION TO ST. KILDA;
Siagii, lona, 'Conlin' 'Hills, Spar Cave in Skye, and Giant';
• Causeway.
It is intended that the, splendid; powerful; and
swift-sailing
fd pi- STEAMER GLENALBYN,
221) Tons Burthen,-
. Capt. DANIEL, MATHESON,
Will'sait from GLASGOW at Eight o'clock on the. o•thing'
of MoNrk&V, the fith Jnly,next, for: the.above-mentio .d places.
The, Route it posed is as fellows :—To proceed f .InGlasgaw,
to Island 'of:Arrin and Campbelton, and from th-. ce to Larne,
Ireland, where she arrive that Evening.- • urn Larne she
will proceed at Nine o'clock Menday, Ev g, direct to Oban
(arriving on Tuesday; about Twelve o'cl I by, the Sound of
Jura and Esdale, then to Tobermorey, • the Sound, of Mull;
after leaving which she will proceed by. the Island, or Rum ~to,
the magnificent Coulin Hills. in. Skye, and sailing, along., the.
south coast oI the Isle of-Skye tothe-Soundof Thirds, she will
proceed direct to St. Kilda, where it is expected she.. will arrive,
on Wednesday Morning.. After remaining there for a few
hours to, give Passengers an opportunity of landing and 'survey-
ing tllat„auteresting Island, she will return. by Staffs and lona,
allowing Passengers sufficient time .to land and view these'
places-; 'at; erwards proeeedie g along the south coast of Mull; and
the,epit..past the Island of CeliPa§lWi.She will sail (weatber
permittiug) for the
,Glant's Causeway, on the north coast of
Ireland, allowing Passeng,ers -titne'tO land to examine its Caies
aud, gtasat;ic.Polupans from,w.hicb she will -.return. to,,Larne, ,
where it is expected, she will aKrive onFriday Afternoon, and
fronitheneeae-Campbelton and Glasgow, where it, is expected.
-she will arrive on Saturday Forenoon.
Such is the Route proposed, subject to,sueh variations as the
state of the Weather may render necessary. Such a varied and
delightful. Excursion was .never befere,:•undertakeu by. any.
Steamer in Scotland. Passengers:will have art opportunity of
surveying; and all in the apace df one,ueek, not onlywhafever is
interesliagand.aPlettflidJu the,sennerFoti tfie,Western Hebrides
.of Sjcotland, and of,theheadlands and bold coast of. the County,
Antriti; in Ireland,' hut Of Minutely examining the inagnifiCeet
Basaltic Columns and:Caves,of Staffa and of. the Giant's Cause-
`way, together with the Raina ofthe
.ancient Mpeastery; of lona,
and*that hitherto almost' unkdoWn 'and' unvisited Island of St.
Kilda. • .
Captaip.MvrrasoN, having last Summer,inade two Voyages,
to St. Kilda M. the same powerful Steamer, is well acquainted
with the navigation:: and with the arrangements necessary for
safely,and expeditiously prformirig the Voyage. .It, may
,he
safeltiffirmcd; that it is quite impossible for Strangers, by any
other means, in the same space-ortinae;.antlat so small an ex-
penae,,to, visit so much of the splendid Scenery of Scotland and
Ireland.
Fares 4s. for the Round, wherever taken 'on Board.
Passengers,.how,eFert wit; be taken, tn-Carnpheltoo, Larne;
Oban, or Toberittorey,.and landed there at the usual Fares fur
these places:
13,raAkfast, .Dinner, Tea, and, SuPlYlr:Willi be. provided by the
Steward at ss. per Day fur each Passenger for eachday he may
be On Board: . •
Witmi.ancl,Liquors qf excelleptAnality. at thenSnal,Prices..
Plans of the Ladies' and Gentlemen's Cabins and State Rooms •
,
tnat be' seen as 'under, through: Whoin Berths may be secured;
an i,,as intended,to,issue, no . more ;I:icketti than can. be.
comfortably accommodated, an early application will be. neees,
sarvt'ar'Uo one can be taken on Board for the Round Whir: hat;
not. previously taken out ,a. Tivket,. with thanumber•of the Berth
thereby secured. Passengers from ,Ireland will require to be
at the New Pier of Larne by Half-past Eight on Monday
Evening. ,
Plans of the Cabin May he seen bye applying to Messrs. Wm.
LINOSA Y;' Ship Agent; Liverpool; A. and E. STA,NI.P.Y
Loser AlAgy-stree!,_Publin; W. D. Hur.ingasosr., Belfast,
M. M;Narr.r..; Larne ; 'TORN ROBERTSON' ,Royal Exchange,•
Edinburgh ; J. W. WALKER, Merchant, 34. "Qualify-street;
Leith,;. ,MsTirpsoN, Camphelton; NEILL CAMP-
BELL, Excise-buildings, Greenock; or
A. GRANT, Madeira Court, Glasgow:
Glasgow, tat June, 1835. •

THE LIVERPO
TION 'ASSOCIATION. .•
Qh-CONSIINATIVII:REGISTRA-
A T a numerous and highly respectable MgETIN.G
GENTLEMEN, 'held in thelnrge .Room of the Golden
Lion, on SATuittkAT.,oe 3ktl.l,NaY 105.4 • • •
• NICHc4,A 11941 N.
called to
On the motion of Clsnrj,Es HoasFALL, Es , seconded by
RICHARD LETLAND, Esq.,- -
It was utia.niwously ?*fpipoli,That in t inion.ofthis meet-
, ing it is highlx desirable to establish Ats.socialion for the
purpose of-seetirthg by' all legal•means an effe.Ctive:ltegistration
of Parsons: who ma,v,he,cluly.qualified to. Vote in the Election
of Members of Parliament for this. Borough; and of,objecting to
persOns remaining as voters on the register who may not be
Italy qualified.. • • •
On the motion of..4nEwrsoN GLADSTONE, Esq., seconded
by WILLIAM POTTEII,-Its4.,
It was resuivoci;--,That this. Association shall, be•calred " The
Liverpool Conservative Registratiop Association,", and shall
consist of.those who•may enrol themselves as meinbers, and that
an annnaLSubscription shall be paid to the Treastirer, by each
Member, of not less than Ten Shillings. .
On the 'motion of Wu-A.IAM SMITH, Esq., seconded by THOS.
B. lloasaAtt.,•Esq., . . . •
It was resolred, —That an acting committee, to consist. of
.tWentV4ive Members, exclusive of the- President and Vice-
Presiaents, be chosen annually, at a meeting to be called' for-
that pufppse, in the month of Apr l. in each. year, with power to
,atld -to their numbers and to appoint such officers or clerks with,
'such salaries hs they, may from •time to time think fit, in order
,to.earry the objects of this Association into full and complete
effect.
•
On the motion. of JAMES TYRER, Esq., seconded by JAMES
FoSTER, Esq., . .
lt•wds rexo/vUd,LThat the Committee for the ensuing year
shall consist,of,the following Gentlemen, with power to add to
their number :77 .

NICHOLAS. ROBINSON, Esq., President.
WILLIAM SMITH, Esq., . ,
Vice-Presidents.
ROBERTSON GLAOSTONE,
John Grosthwaite, Esq.
.John.liall, Esq.
George Grant, Esq.
T. B. Horsfall, Esq.
Mexander Smith, Esq.
Joseph A,ckers,Esq.
Janies Eckersley, Esq.
Thos. Wright Watson, Esq.
John B, Falkneri Esq.
Wm. H. Hutchinson, 'Esq.
W. P. ilushbv, Esq,
James Tyrer; Esq.

Charles Lawrence, .Esq.
Jobn.Boltpn, Esq,
Sir Thos. Brauckei, Knight.
Richard Leyland, Esq.
..Jobn Moss,l.;sq.
Henry MosS, Esq.
Charles Horsfajl; Esq.
Thomas 'robin, Esq,.
James
.1-reyworth, Esq.
William- Potter, Esq.
C.:S. Parker, .Esq.,,
Jaines ftAter, Esq.
Duncan Gibb, Esq.
And,that William Huson; Esq., be app6inted• to the office of
Treasurer
On the motion. of RICHARD LEYLAND, ESq., Se.COßdetl by, C.
S. PARKER, Esq.,
It was resalped,--That the, following Gentlemen be appointed
Solicitors to this Association
Mr. Peter Wright,
Mr. Thomas Carson;-
Mr. John Peningtou.. • .
On the motion Of THOMA s 'roam, Esq., seconded by RICHD.
DA wsori,; Esq„
It was resolved,—That the Committee have full. authoritiy to.
mike such arrangements for the rormation of. District or Sub-
Convoittees, and to rita)to suck:Rules and. Regulations for the
goternment of this Association (it°_ be confirmed by a general
meeting) as they may think Oroper.
N ROLA S -ROBINSON, Chairman.'
. .
The Chairman having left, the Chair, ~
On' the motion of JuoN WORR A Esq., seconded ky, JAMES
FOSTER, Esq.. • . • '
It was resoice4,--=-Thati the thanks of this meeting be presented
to the Chairman for his able conduct in the Chair.

Subscriptions will be received by the TreaSurer, or by any of
the above-named Solicitors, at the Oir4C9 of this Association, at.
N. 8, India-buildings, in Fenwick-street, any day between the
hours of ten and four.

SALAD DRESSING
OF: VERY,SUPERIOR FLAVOUR,
FOR SALADS, SHELL FISH, COLD- MEATS, 4c. ---
Prepared and Sold Wholesale. and Retail by
OWEN- AND GERDES, •
9, CHURCH-STREET, LIVE P L.
ADRESSING FOR SALAD, &c 9 •c can be at all
times available, and warranted le eep unimpaired in
any climate, has long been a desideratum.
'l'he great trouble and waste experienced by Housekeepers
and Proprietors of Hotels in mixing a Dressing for Salad, Shell
Fish, &c.,' at the time it is wanted, besidei the uncertainty of
its flavour and strength, have induced OWEN and GERDES to.
prepare this article, which completely overcomes these objec-
tions, rendering it alike invaluable to the epicure and the eco-
nomist.

Orders for Export promptly executed.
Sold Wholesale by C. 111 A wnoon, South John-street; and
Retail by-E. BRAFORD, Old. Haymarket and Richmond-row;
RAwsoN, Scotland-rot.d; J. T. Housc4, Bold-street; M.
Smtrn, St. James'-street; W. WAGSTAFF and Enwo. PEAn•
SON, Great George's-place JAAws OWEN, London-road; and
GEORGE ASPINA t.t.,18, St. J es' s-st reet, Liverppol; WILSON
and ,WHITBY, Market-gate, and S. 111. WEBSTER, Bridge-
street, .Warrington ; and by most respectable •Driiggiqs and
Oilmen.