The Liverpool Standard and General Commercial Advertiser.
Liverpool, Merseyside, England, 1833-11-15 00:00:00

WINTER FASHIONS.

el and E. SMITH, No. 67, LORD-STRBET, respectfully in-
J. vite their Friends to inspect their selecrin of MILLI-
NERY BONNETS, together with a sple -r variety of the
newest RIBBONS, and outer Winter Fashis .:bles; 'nits DAY,
the 15th instant. . _ _

C. and E. S. have a large Stock constantly on sale of superior
STR.tW and TUSCAN BoNNL•rs, of every Pattern, Muffs, Tip-
pets, Boas, Capes, and every description of Fees. Czarina
Boots and Slippers, &c., wholesale and retail.

IN announcing the Fact, that, in Niue Months since his coat-
mencenient Business,

• JOSE'P'H DAVIS,
LATE FOREMAN TO MR. JACKSON, CASTLE-STREET,
TAILOR AND HABIT MAKE'
No. 78, CHURCH-STREET,
Third door from Paradise-• et,
I
has received One Thousand Orders, o..su ess unparalleled in
the annals of the Trade, J. D. feels it a duty incumbent to re-
turn his grateful thanks, to his. numerous Patrons and the ,Pub-
lic for such unprecedented support, and begs most respectfully
to assure them the success he has received will only stimulate
to further exertions. Those gentlemen who may savour him
with their commands will ever find him enabled so give them
the most fashionable Cut, and Workmanship not to be surpassed
by any house in the. kingdom.
Individuals and Fatuities who prefer procuring their own
Cloth have now the opportunity of having the same made in
the first-rate Style.

November 11,1833.

SPLENDID STOCK OF FURS AND PARISIAN
MILLINERY, FOR THE APPROACHING WINTER,

AT THE
EMPORIUM OF FASHIO.V„V). 3. CHURCH-STREET.
MRS. ROBINSON, having succeeded he ate Mother in
the concern of Conway and Co., begs I ye most respect-
fully to inform the Nobility, Gentry, and lie of Liverpool,
that she has now ready for their inspecti a most elegant as
well as extensive Assortment of MILLINERY, suitable for
the approaching winter, and which has been selected from the
first Magazines in Paris. She also begs narticularly to call
their attention to her Stock of FURS, which, at this time, is
unusually extensive, consisting of MUFFS, PELERINES, CAPES,
BoAs, &c. &c., in real Sable, Chinchilli' Squirrel, the Blue,
Red, White, and Silver Fox, Ermine, Lynx, Swansdown, the
Black, Brown, and Isabella Bear,4lynx, &c. The whole of
this valuable Stock of Furs will,be found to be of such un-
rivalled richness of quality, as well as variety, and will be sold
at such extraordinary Low Prices, that Mrs. If. feels confident it
will ensure this Establishment a continuance of that high pa-
tronage which it has been always so pre-eminently favoured
with.

Foreign Skins bought. sold, or exchanged.
Export orders executed with the utmost despatch

Shortly will be published, under the imMediate Sanction and
Patronage of
The KING'S MOST EXCELLENT MAJESTY,
His Grace (the late) DUKE of SUTHERLAND,
The Right Houthirable the EARL of BALCARUES,
Lord Viscount SANDON, M.P.,
The Right Hon. Sir ROBERT PEEL, Bart., M.P.;
The (late) Right Hon. WILLIAM HUSKISSON, M.P.,
(The late) Sir JOSEPH BIRCH, Bart.,
The n DItOGR A PHIC OFFICE, ADMIRALTY,
WILLIAM EWART, Esq., M P.,
WILLIAM YATES PEEL, Esquire, M •,
ROBERT HALDANE BRADSHAW, E§ 'lire, M.P.,
Admiral MURRAY,
General GASCOY NE,
Sir HERBERT TAYLOR, Private Secretary to his Majesty,
&C. &c. &C.,
And dedicated by permission to the Worshipful the Mayor and
Common
T Council, ,
A 'TRIGONOMETRICAL PLA N OF THE TOWN AND

PORT OF LIVERPOOL,
Including the most populous part of the Environs of Kirkdale,
Everton, Lowhill, Edgehill, and Toxteth-park,

FROM ACTUAL SURVEY,
By MICHAEL ALEXANDER GAGE,
AT A. GAGE, LAND SußvEvon, most respectfully begs
IVJL L. leave to express his grateful acknowledgements to the
King's Most Excellent Majesty, the above-named Illustrious
and Distinguished Personages, and to the Subscribers in gene-
ral, for the very handsome manner in which they have been
pleased to patronise this arduous undertaking.
M. A. G. also begs to return his thanks to Messrs. Foster and
Hartley, the Architect and Surveyors to the Corporation and
Dock Estates, and to Mr. Okill, the Clerk of the Council, for
the readiness with which these Gentlemen have kindly afforded
him every information required.
This Man, which is the result of many years' labour, is laid
down upon a very large scale of about two chains to an inch,
and is reduced for publishing to.a scale of nineteen inches and
a half to a mi.e, making a large, though convenient-sized Map,
suitable to the Library, Breakfast-room, or Counting-house.
The Engraved Plan will be five feet fiveinches, by three feet
three inches.

The principle of this Plan is, to exhibit (from real dimensions
taken) every House, Warehouse, Outbuilding, Garden, Court,
&c., with every Division, Wall, or hence; the Churches,
Chapels, Dock's, and Public Buildings. It is also intended to
describe the length of each Street, in Yards, for the purpose of
calculating Cartages, &c. ; in fact, neither exertion nor expense
has been, or will be, spared to render it of the greatest public
utility and interest.
The incessant application and exceeding patience required
in the completion of the Plan, upon this principle, may be
better conceived than expressed ; also the time and expense in-
curred in its projection have necessarily been very great; the
utility, however, of such an undertaking will not be questioned,
even 'by those who are unacquainted with Plans in general;
and it is presumed, that the' beauty of its appearance, in con-
junction with the foregoing considerations, wilt render it every
way worthy of public approbation and encouragement.
In order to render the Work more interesting and useful to
Scientific and Nautical Persons, the Projector has taken a
series of Astronomical Observations, for the purpose of ascer-
taining the Latitude, Longitude, and Variation of the Compass.
These important particulars will he carefully laid down and ex-
hibited to a degree of accuracy which has not hitherto been
published in any Plan. -
The Engraving will be executed in the first style of the Art,
by Mr. 'room As STARLING, Wilmi.igton-square, London.
The Plan will be corrected and completed, with the utmost
practicable accuracy, up to the date of publication, so that every
House, existing within its boundary at that period, will appear
thereon. . . _ _ _

Subscribers' ❑ames will be thankfully received by the Sur-
veyor at his Residence, No. 17, Slater-street; and by all re-
spectable Bookselters.
Price to Subscribers, One Guinea and a Half, (to be paid on
delivery of the n3llO to Non-subscribers, Two Guineas.

A LI, Persons having any claims on /the late THOMAS
HARDMAN, of Bridgewater-street; Cooper, are request,.
ed _to send in the particulars of their demands to THOMAS
WORE, Cooper, Argyle-street, in order that the same may be
examined and discharged. And all, persons indebted to the
said Tnom A S lIAunm.AN arc desired ;to ply the same forthwith
to the said Timm AS WHiln. By order of the Executors.
JOHN FORTUNE, Solicitor, No. 1, King-street,
Who has several SUMS of MONEY, from rm.) to £l5OO,
ready to be advanced on approved Security.