The Liverpool Standard and General Commercial Advertiser.
Liverpool, Merseyside, England, 1835-12-15 00:00:00

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TAOVERS of TENPENNY ALE nikf be accommodated
with an Article of superior quati to any that has ever
been offered to the Public, at the BRUNSWICK Ho 7; 53,
Hanover-street, near Bold-street.

THE. LONDON COFFEE-HOU
CORF'S-BUILDINGS, UNDER THE ARCHWAY)?
GEORGE'S CHURCH.

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%ide BREAKFAST S for 6d., excellen DINNERS for SI,
10d., and upwards, and a GLASS of PRIME ALE.
Newspapers, Beds, Private Rooms, &c. &c.
W. and D. solicit a call from those Gentlemen who Dine in
Town, Captains of Vessels in the Port, and Commercial Tra-
vellers, all of whom will, they are sure, be well satisfied with
their arrangements.

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PATENT WEIGHING MACHINE '
HUTCHINSON'S' IMPROVED PATE WEIGH-
ING MACHINES for the use of p 4 s, Wharfs, Col-
lieries, 'Railways, Turnpike Roads, Gas' arks, &c., to
Weigh from One Pound to Ten Tons, livered and Fixed at
Reduced Prices.
Agent—Mr. DRURY, Castle-street, Liverpool.
Sheffield,' June, 1835.

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ECONOMICAL CLOTHING ESTABLISHME '";
- - - - - - No. 106 ax 4 107, S2'.- JAW:VS-STREET,
OPPI)SIIfi St'. VICENT-STREb:T.
THAGUE having completed his STOCK ' CLOTHES,
. WAISTCOATINGS, Fancy CASS ER ES. Sze., for
the Winter Season, respectfully invites Faille to visit his
4stliblishment, where they will have au opportunity of seeing
.41 e4l-;,:iing their orders Icmrr-Grie of the -'..; r west arty trlrCs4 I-_.3- -
letnve Stocks in Liverpool, at the following unequalled Low
Price:.i:—
Gentlemen's Petersham and Pilot- s. d. s. d.
Cloth Great Coats - ,7'38 U t 0.55 0
Ditto Fine-Milled Cloth 55 0.. 80 0
Dirt o Superfine Dress,G)ats 3B 0..43-- 0
. Ditto Frock ditto 42 0.. 65 0 .
Ditto Cassiwere Trousers
Ditto Valencia Vests ' 50.. 10 6
Ditto Bhick Cloth ditto
' - Ditto Silk Velvet ditto 16 0.. 2'2 0
- Every other de,,cription of Ciothing made in the Newest
Style, on the same Iteasuoatile Terms.

BRITISH WINES.-
THE high character which the BRITISH WINES -mann-,
lectured by E. and I'. TAYLOR have's
jn;:ilo) ediluring
period of sixty-five years for their pure, noadulte ed, and stye...*
rior qualities, and for their extremely low
,pri,4s and domestic -
usefulness, completely superseding, as Diqietir Wines, the more
expensive Wines of foreign productioqfEas secured to E. and
T. TAYLOR the extensive patronage of the first families in the
empire.

NEW MUSIC AND MUSICAL INSTRUMENT
WAREHOUSE, 191, LONDON-ROAD, .
Two doors below the Blind Asylum. • ,! .
Ct H. THOMPSON in returning his sincere than - to his -
/. numerous Friends and the Public for the vely liberal..
patronage bestowed on him since his opening tyeabove Esta-
blishment, begs to inform them that he has; 3 tisrretutnefl froin,
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London, where he-has selected" an-'entire N F' STOCK- O
PIANO-FORTES and other INSTRU NTS, of the v"ry
first quality and make, which are now eady for inspection.
'the following is a list of Prices:—
Elegant Square Piano-fortes, Six Octaves,
Round Corners and Metallic Plates, of the
latest improvement, each.... .c.. . £23 to £5O 'O, 0
00. Cottage Cabinet with Plates, Six Oc-
taves do
Do. Cabinet with Plates Six Octaves and
Half
00. Rosewood Cabinets with Plates and Pil-
lars, Six Octaves. 5O to 85 0 0
. Six and Half, do. do 55 to 95 0 0
Elegant Semi-grand Piano fortes, Six and
Half Octaves with Plates and Bars
Do. do. Rosewood B5 to 100 0 0
Orand Six and Half Octaves B)s—to 100 0 0
Do. - do. - Rosewood SO to 150' 0, 0
C. H. T. has made arrangements-with the Principal Foreign
-Houses in Hambargh, Strasburgh; and Paris for a constant
supply of Military Brass Instruments on the latest improve-
ments.
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.!o•fortes Lent on Hire, Military Bands furnished with
instruments on the shortest notice; Music Copied; Instru-
ments Tuned, Repaired, and taken in Exchange.
A regular supply of New Music weekly from- London.
N.l3—The whole of the Music from the following favourite
Operas which have been so well received in London:—Siege of
Rochelle, 1 Puritani, Fra Diavolo.
Also a choice selection of Piano Forte and other Music.

Nth. Pubtfrationo.

LACEY, G 4, BOLD-STREET".
XTEW JUVENILE ANNUALS, each with Six superior
..LN- Plates, all strongly and handsomely bound, only Ty 9
Shillings each. The Literature is by our best Authors/0d
popular American Writers for Youth; and it is pres d that
no such Works have ever been offered before and ouble -the
price.
-JUVENILE KEEPSAKE, AN AL TOKEN,
PLEDGE OF AFFECTION, PRES T, JUVENILE
AMULET, YOUTH'S CABINET, SACRED POETRY,
JUVENILE OFFERING, AMETHYST, AFFECTION'S
OFFERING. &c. &c.

More than S(X) sorts of Juvenile Works by the most approved
Writers of the past and present time, varying in price from
Sixpence to Seven Shillings.
A variety of Standard Works in neat and elegant bindings,
adapted for Prizes and Presents.
Writing Papers and General Stationery, superior in quality,
and low in price.
Engravings of every description, both Plain and in Colours:
suitable for Framing and the Portfolio.
* * An endless variety i❑ Heads, Figures. Flies, Birds,
Sheds, Landscapes, and Fancy Subjects for Scrap Books, &c.
Folios of Prints Lent for Evening Parties.

UNDER THE PATRONAGE OF HIS MAJF
XTORTUCROFT'S PARLIAMENTA CHRO-
-11 NIC LE; embracing Impartial and Auth lc Reports of
all the Speeches delivered in both Hoes • e various Peti-
tions presented; and the Divisions on al e Important Ques-
tions brought forward since the "Era of Parliaineutai y Reform;
with copious Indices.
Vol. 111. is just completed; Price 385.; Fine Paper, 555. 6d.
—The First and Second Volumes are still op Sale, and may be
had of any respectable Bookseller. Price 1., Session
1. 3 and 4. Win. IV., 255. boards; Fine Paper, 38s. Vol. 11.
Session 11., 4 and 5 Win. 355. boards; Fine Paper, 515.,,
bound in two divisions. The Work is also published Weekly
during the Session, in Numbers at Is. each; Fine Paper, Is. ent.
. Subscribers not having completed,their sets ate requested to
do so with as little delay as possible to prevent disappointment.'
London :—A. Nortlicroft and Co.; 96 and 97, Chaucery-lane,
BoOksellers, by Appointment, to his Majesty; and Sold by
Williner and Smith, and J. Arnold, Liverpool.

TO SCOTCHMEN IN ENGLAND.
On the Ist of January, 18.16, will be published, in London,
price Sixpence, the first number of a new Monthly perio-
dical, called
HE THISTLE; on, ANGLO-CALEDONL),
J. JOURNAL.