The Liverpool Standard and General Commercial Advertiser.
Liverpool, Merseyside, England, 1833-05-31 00:00:00

ebatitable Enotitutiono.

LIVERPOOL DISPENSARIES.
WANTED, a HOUSE SURGEON to this Institution.
No person will be eligible to the situation except he has
taken his Diploma as Surgeon, in London, Dublin, Edinburgh,.
or Glasgow ; and unless he be also a Licentiate of Apotheca-
ries'-hall.
Salary One Hundred Guineas per num, with Furnished
Apartments in the Institution, and Co. s and Candles gratis.
WANTED, also, two ASSIST 1' or VISITING SUR-
GEONS. Qualifications require s above. Salary, for each,
Seventy Guineas per annum, h Coals, Candles, and Fur-
nished Apartments in the Dispensary.
Candidates are requested to Send their Certificates, postage
paid, to the Secretary's Office, No. 4, Harrington-street, on or
before Tuesday, the 4th June next, addressed to the Rev.
JAMES ASPINALL 111. A., President ; and each person offering
must there and then appar personally.
The Assistants must be sing!e men, one of whom will have
to commence duty on the 6th June, the other on the Ist of
August. At present it is undetermined whether to appoint a
single or married man as House Surgeon, but the Committee
wilt decide when the Candidates make their appearance; his
services will be required on the first July next.
By order of the General Committee,
J. 11. EDWARDS, Secretary.
Dispensaries' Office, 4, Harrington-street,
34 May 1
t 0833.
The Treasurer begs' acknowledge the receipt of the fol-
lowing
Donation from Mrs. Molyneux, (late of Newsham-
house . £2O 0 0
Donation from R. S. Berry, Esq., of Bolton-lodge,
per Lewin Mozley, Esq, 26 5 0
Donation from Thomas Sands, Esq., of Breck-house 10 0 0
Legacy from the late Miss Mason, of Edgchill, per
Messrs. J. H. Kearslev, James Naylor, and John
Leigh, Executors, (less: duty); lOO 0 0

PRICE 7d

Mantel.

eereA
TO PARENTS AND GUARDI: N'S.
A SURGEON to one or tee Public C. • ies or this town
L has vacancies for Two APPItE;''" CES. None need
apply who has not received a good eit ation, A premium will
be required.
Apply to Mr. HoosoN, Druggist, 80ld-street,

CIDER.
Large Quantity of Prime Jerse IDER. on Sale, ou
Ilk_ Moderate Terms.
Apply to

ROBIN and KING.

LIVERPOOL ZOOLOGICAL GARDEN'.
DERBY RoAD.

rrIIIE Inhabitants of Liverpool and its Vicinity are respect-
fully_l. informed that the above Gardens are open itoni seven
o'clock ili the morning till dusk.

TEtuus. £ s. d.
Annual Ticket for a Single Subscriber - 0
Ditto for a Family of four persons
Ditto for every additional me er of a
family above 4
Subscribers have the exclusive privil of Writing Visitors'
Tickets, with which Non-subscribers-wi I be admitted on pay-
ment of one shilling. Tickets not transferable.
Subscription Books are open at the Lyceum News-room,
Bold-street; Willuier's News Rooms, and Mr. Grapel's.
Church-street, at the Newspaper Offices, and other places,
whim,, or at the Gardens, Prosiectusts, with further informa-
tion, may b,' had.-- • .- , - , --.
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BRITISH and FOREIGN
PAPER-HANGING WAREHOUSE,
No. 55, near the top of BOLD-STREET, Liverpool.
GEORGE BARKER begs leave to announce that he has
opened the above Premises for the sale of PAPER-
HANGINGS, and respectfully solicits hai-e- of the public
patronage.
An extensive Stock and great variety both ,of British and
Foreign Manufactures will be constantly on hand, which ho is
enabled to supply upon as reasonable terms as any in the trade,
and he trusts that iu all other respects .his arrangements as a
Paper-hanger will be found to give every satisfaction to those
who may please to favour him with their commands.

BRUNSWICK HOTEL, HANOVER-STREET,
OPPOSITE SCHOOL-LANE, LATE BURTON COFFEE nousr..
(1 TREVOR, respectfully
.annouuces the Commercial
%Jo Gentlemen and the Public m gener , that she has taken
the above Hotel, and from the great pense bestowed in
and by unremitting attention,
re-
fitting it in every department,
she hopes to meet with a share of public patronage, which it
will ever be her utmost study to merit.
First class Wines, Burton and Scotch Ales. London Porter.

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"Expedition is the Life and Soul of Business."
NEW AND MUCH-ADMIRED SYSTEM OF
TEACHING THE AitT OF
WRITING,
In a few easy and interesting Lessons of One Hour each, at
No. 8, CLAYTON-SQUARE, Liverpool, exactly opposite
the Neptune Hotel.
/FR. THOMPSON, from the Royal Academies, London
111 and Bath,-begs to inform those Persons who re num-
tunate in the use of the Pen, that he still continues to practise his
new and abbreviated method of Teaching the Art of Writing,
and respectfully recommends those Ladies ant Gentlemen that
write a bad hand to commence a Course essous, -without
loss of time, as the adYantages to b e•• ed from his System
cannot be fully known and apprecia art by those who em-
brace the opportunity; for the worn writer may attain, in a
very, few easy lessons, either a free, bold, business-like hand,
or the light and fashionable epistolary style so universally ad-
mired for its neatness. and elegance of execution. In fact, the
improvement made in the handwriting by Mr. Thompson calls
forth the loudest encomiums, and amoug others the West-
mihster Review has lately pronounced his system to be one of
the most useful and important discoveries which the ingenuity
of the human mind has hitherto devised.
Terms for completing each pupil, 10s. 6d. Persons who can-
not write at all are taught an excellent hand, suitable for any
purpose, iu twelve lessons.
Shorthand is taught as usual. Private Families attended at
their own residence, on reasonable terms.
Thompson s Abbreviated System of Mental and Practical
'
Arithmetic taught in a few lessons of one hour each. Any
person, if he be ever so deficient in accounts, will be enabled
by this system to calculate quicker than the best arithmetician
can possibly do by the old method. The underneath examples
will show the extreme simplicity of Mr. T.'s system, as no
further figuring is required to gain the result of each question.
What will 7153 yards of ribbon come to at 20d. per yard?
£s9t Is. Sd. Aim
What is the amount of 962-1 gallons of spirits, at La. per
gallon? £673155. )d. Aims.
Mr. T.'s method of calculating Interest is equally concise,
and deserves the attention of Tradespeople, Cerks,

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THE 111WR1Ti114;.,,,,_ •
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-- MINUTE 131 :".0 vslax 0 it:
" Severa!-geutleawn of this colony haVirrg retried tube mem-
hers of the Council of the Government, alleging as their prin-
cipal inotiw that the order recently received from his Majesty's
Secretary of State for. the dismissal of two members from their
places iii that assembly would entail the consequence of de_
priviu:7 its members of the privilege of freely. giving their votes
and, opinions, the Government considers it essential to the
interests of the inhabitants in general, that they should be un-
deceived on this subjet t.
The Council of the Government was established for tha
purpose passing laws for maintaining the
o'rcir,and goon government of the island. On such
subjects every member has the undeniable right of free discus-
sion, as well as to give a free vote and opinion ; and not only
ePr°,se peace,of preparing
has that right never been denied by his Majesty's Government.
but it was the express object for which the lei;islative council
was constituted, and it will always be the object of his Excel-
endeavours and solicitude to maintain it iu its full force
and integrity.
The removal of the two members in question took plaee.in
consequence of their having distinguished themselves by their
opposition to the installation of all cilicer oppointcdby his
Aiajesty to an important post, thus manifesting a want of re-
spect for the King's orders, and an interference in the exercise
of his authority, which (whatever might have been their opi-
nion of the functionary above alluded to) were evidently en-
tirely foreign to the duties of a legislator.
" fhe mere fact of the refusal of auv individuals to be mem-
bers of the council would require no observation, were it net
that it is the duty of the Governor to endeavour to destroy the
erroneous impression which may have been made on the public
mind by the arguments of those gentlemen relative to the liberty.
. of votes and opinions among the members of the council, and
to prove to the inhabitants of the Mauritius that if his Excel-
lency should fail in his sincere wish to complete the Council of
the Government, in compliance with the very gracious inten-•
tions of his Majesty, that failure is not to be attributed to his
Majesty's government, nor to his Majesty's representave in this
island. WILIJAM NICOLAY.
"Hotel of the Government, Port Louis, Feb. 21.

DRESDEN, MAY 20.----The following notice has been issued
from the department of the Minister of the Interior:—
" Information having been received that the Imperial Aus-
trian Government has been induced, by the iecent attempts at
insurrection made by the Polish refugees who have hitherto
been tolerated in Gallicia, to order all such fugitives to be seat
away front that provinee, it is to be apprehended that seine of
those individuals may attempt to proceed to the western states,
particularly the kingdom of Saxony. In order to prevent this,
all the police authorities have been directed not to allow any
Pole to enter the kingdom of Saxony, no matter whence he
may come, unless he is authorised by Russian or Ptussian pass-
ports to return to those states, and sure of being again re-
ceived in them. Such, therefore, as arrive at tbe frontiers are
to be refused admission, and those Who may be met with on this
side of the frontiers arc to be stopped and conveyed back by
the road by which they entered the country to the. nearest fo-
reign station.
"Dresden, May 16, Denartment of the Interior."
HANOVER, 'JAY 18.—Sonic time ago, the " London Society
for the Relief of Foreigners Distress," which is honoured
with the august patronage of Her Majesty the Queen, issued
an appeal to the ladies of Germany, cading on them to scud
articles of their own work, &c. to he sold. in London for tho
benefit of that society. This appeal has been supported in our
city by her Royal highness Duchets of Curattridge ; and
in consequence of this; so larp;a a quantity of ;Act:ant work has
been received here, that as it was necessary to a value on
them before they were sent to England,
the Jaye been est',
mated at 4,000 rixdollars. An exhibition of this work, which
was made here for the benctit of (nu. poor, produced 100 fix-
dollars. Her Royal Highness the Duchess of Cinbridgu.
returns cordial thanks in the " Gazette" to all the contributure.
TRIESTE, MAY S.—Tile new Greek silver coin is calle,i
drachm, and is composed of 0-10 silver and 1-It) eor (4,0"1
grammes of silver and 418' grantiocs of ecpuer). 'he copper
coin is called lopton, and contains I.‘f.t.i “Tanaties of copper:
100 lept.a make a drachm. Besides the drachm, there are also
pieces of the value of 5 drachms, of half a d::chiu, and or a
quarter of a drachm-. In convey there ere half ITtas,
pieces of 5 and 10 lepta. tiod .20 and .10 dram bro p7eces air n.
be coined. The goad and silver coin; blve on side
the King's bust, With the ins:lipt ion, " tjtho, King of Greece:"
and on the other therms of the kingdom, and the value of the
coin and the date of the year in figures. The circulation of all
otly‘r kinds of coin is annulled.
The following coins are the only ones taken at the Treqzury,
which gives in exchange new cone a.etirdirg to the fo.lowinl:

Dimelan.
1

Lentil
;7-8

The franc
6 franc piece. e
`.i.Y) ditto, gold
4) ditto, ditto
New Louis d'or
Do.lars (Tallow) ,Colonati) •
Maria Theresa, and other Austrian unit
Bavarian &airs
Austrian soyerciols (gold) .
A tistrian and liavarian ducats l3
Dutch ducats

The despotism of the French .!.ove3ll-racutoracr :he cid re-
ei,ue, its L'Urop-de-caehet, its
• •
of arbitrary power befote toe revo uric.: happily (n;re .0
soften the manners of the age; hr,ve pi oved tht ac f 4 ,r
the pen of modern philosophy. The 12,1. c rr•mcwt. of t hi-
lippe has
.sopplied a fresh 501 jeer. Uncer a Kivg, ard -with
ministers who owe their devat,un to I,olitical efemee, tie -
dinary prisons of France have not sinheient teirors, and the
dungeons of the unhealiliv and isolated Fort of it. Mid e , wttli
its iron wise, are asAignea for the receptacle of • off*
and SW.