The Liverpool Standard and General Commercial Advertiser.
Liverpool, Merseyside, England, 1833-07-30 00:00:00

SEMI-GRAND PIANO-FORTES.

"'TIME and SON inform their Friends and the Public, that
11 they have received a splendid ssortment of PATENT
GRAND, SQUARE, CABINE' and COTTAGE PIANO-
FORTES, from the manufactori of Messrs. BaoADWOOD and
Sons, CLEMENTI and Co., 'I'oMKINSON, and other esteemed
makers. ,

H. and S. particularly direct attention to the Stock of new -
invented Semi-grand Piano-fortes from the above celebrated ma-
nufactories.

32, Church-street, opposite Post-qffice-p.ace.

JOSEPH DAVIS,
• (LATE FOREMAN TO MR. JACKSON, CASTLE-STREET,)
TAILOR AND HABIT-MAKER,
FOR the unprecedented support J. D. has received since his
commencement in business' 78, CHURCH-STEET, he again
tenders his unfeigned THAN KS,
and has great pleasure in informing his numerous Patrons and
fort
the Public, that he continues to make p the Materials of a 1
who may favour him with their mmands, in a superior
manner, holding himself respon • le for every article com-
mitted to his charge, both as rewards
. CUT, MAKE, STYLE, and FASHION.
To Merchants and Captains this Establishment offers de-
cided advantages, where quantities of Clothes arc required
for Foreign use.

Ladies? Habits, Young Gentlemen's Plain and Ornamental
Tunics, Hussar Suits, &c., &c.

A respectable Youth Wanted as an APPRENTICE in the
Cutting Deparnient, or a Young Man anxious to perfect him-
self.

78, Church-street, Third Door from Paradise-st., July 23, 1833

IMPORTANT TO ALL WHO WRITE.
THE PERRYIAN PENS are universally admitted to be
the best;, and the following list' of Prices will show to
every writer that they are cheaper than any other Pens ever
offered to the public. s. d.
Nine Patent Perryian Varnished Pen With Holder 0 6
esl
Nine Patent Perryian Office Pensl h Holder
Nihe ditto ditto Pine Officc., ditto.
Nine Double Patent Perryian Pens, with two holders
Nine ditto ditto, Fine or Extra Fine Points, ditto -2 0
Nine ditto, Broad or Extra Broad Points, ditto '2 0
Nine School Pens, for'Large, Round, or Small .Hand, 2 0
with two Holders
Six Drawing, Mapping, and Lithographic Patent Per-
ryian Pens, of the most exquisite fineness, with 3 6
Holder

{a. Valuable improvements in the "PERR TI AN PEN s:" most
interestium to the admirers. of the Fine Arts, and to Writers in
general, rave recently been effected. The. Lithographic Pens
are rendered capable of producing DraWings and- Writing on
Stone, Paper, or h-ory, which can scarcely be distinguished
from the most elaborate Engravings; and which exhibit a beau-
tiful delicacy and steadiness in minute delineations, where the
Camel's-hair Pencil has hitherto been found too coarse or too
uncertain.

Specimens of Writing and Drawing performed with the Per-
ryian Pen may be seen at the Manufactory, 37, Red Lion-square,
London, and with most Stationers and DZialei sin Metallic Pens,
where these Pens are sold on Cards or in Seated l'ac'Rets, each

bearing the signature

JAMES PElt 1? Y.

cotio

Now ready, by COL. C.:0..1„ /:T eePIER, C. 8.,
THE COLONlES.—Treating of ir value generally—of
the lonian Islands in parti r—the importance of the
fatter, in war and commerce, as regards Russian policy—their
finances—why an expense to Great Bi itain—detailed proofs
that they ought not to be so—Turkish Government—Battle of
Navarino—Ali Pacha—Sir Thomas Maitland—Strictures on
the Administration of Sir Frederick Adam.—" And a more ac-
complished old woman never drank catlap," said Maxwell,
as he shut the door, " the last word was true."—Red Gauntlet.
1 thick vol. Bvo. with 18 plates, price 18s. cloth bound. 'l'. and
W. 800ne,.29, New Bond-street.

Just Published, in Svo. price ls. 6d.
(10LONEL NAPIER'S JUSTIFICATION of his THIRD
ki VOLUME, being a sequel to h;atreilly to various oppo-
nents, and containing some new and -ions facts relative to
the Battle of Albuera.
" There was a man in Islington,
Anti he was wondrous wise,
He jumped into a quickset hedge,
y And scratched out both his es. '
Also, COLONEL NAPIER'S HISTORY of the WAR
n the PENINSULA, with Plans. 3 vole. 80., £3 in boards;
or, separately, £1 each.—T, and W. Boone, V, New Bond-
street.

This Day is published, in a pocket v ~ price 128.,
IRACTICAL Directions for taki nstructions for and
Drawing Wills, with an Appendi. of Precedents, by Wm.
HUGHES, Esq., Barrister-at-Law. London: J. and W. T.
CLARKE, Law Booksellers, Portugal-street.

STARKIE'S LAW OF EVIDECE. This day is pub:
:ished, in two very large vols., royalBvo., a Practical Treatise
of the LAW OF-EVIDENCE, and Digest of Proofs, in Civil
and Criminal Proceedings. Second edition, with considerable
alterations and additions. By TIIDMAS STARKIE, Esq., of the
Inner Temple, Barrister-at-Law; Downing Professor of Com-
mon Law in the University of Cambridge. London: J. and
NV: T. CLARKE, Law Booksellers and Publishers, Portugal-
street; Lincoln's-inn.
Of whom may be had STARKIE'S LAW of SLANDER and
LIBEL, with an Appendix of Forms. Second edition, with
large additions, 2 vols. Bvo., Et 16s.
STARKIE 011 CRIMINAL PLEADING, with Precedents of In-
dictments adapted to Practice, 2 vols., Bvo., £1 4s.

LICENSED VICTUALLERS' ANNUAL DIN NEIL
IT being the intention of the Licensed Victuallers of. Liver•
pool and its vicinity to Dine on the 31st instant,.at the
House of Mr. JOHN PERCIVAL, EVhRTON, they respectfully in-
vite their Friends and all person,s connected with the 'Trade.
JAMES ACKEItS, Esq., Clpanau.
WILLIAM HINDLEY, Esq., 7• e.chairman.
STEWARDS.
Thos. Rowlandson, Spirit Met- I H. Morris, George Canning,
chant, Hood-street. London-road.
Win. Madrell, James-street. Cuthbert Halsal, Leeds-street.
I
Chas. Stewart, Union-Tavern, GeorgeWright,Brewers'Arms,
Sir Thomas's-buildings. I 31, Frederick-street.
Henry Rigby, Lumber-street.
• ROBERT BRYDEICI, Secretary, -
George's Tavern, Upper Pitt-street.
Tickets, ss. each, to he had of the. Stewards ; at the Office of
this Paper; and at the Bar of the Hotel. Dinner on Table at
Three o'clock.

LANCASTER• AUGUST ASSIZES, 1833.
NOTICE IS HEEBY GIVEN that • the Prisoners for
R
Trial at the Assizes commencing at Lancaster ou 'Mon-
day. the 12th day of August next, will-be classed in the Calen-
dar in the following order:
lst.—All Criminals (not being for 111 er but including
those prosecuted by the Bank and t ;hilt) from Salfaid
Hundred.
2,l.—The like from West Derby and Leyland Hundreds.
3d.—The like from all other parts of the County.
4th.—Criminals_ for Murder.
And that the Grand Jury will proceed upon the Indictments
against those of the first class on Tuesday, the 13th day of
August, those of the second class on Wednesday, the 14tliday
of -August, and those of the third and fourth classes on 'Dams-
dav the 15th day of August next.
And that in defatilt.of a.duu observance of these regulations
neither the Attorneys nor the Witnesses will be allowed their
cxpences, and that no expeucas will be allowed to them for their
attendance previous to the day on which they ale to appear he.
fore the
_Grand Jury, excepting fur the day of travelling to
Lancaster.

AND NOTICE IS lIEIMBY ALSO GIVEN that at the
said Assizes.theCAUSES will be entered aid tried in the fc.L.
lowing order:
Ist List.—Containing all causes wherein the official residence
of the Plaintiffs' Attorneys (or of the plaintiffs theinselyea
when suing in person) is within the How:tied& of Lonsdale.
lunounslerness. I.l.laeliburn, and Leyland.
Id, List.—Containing 4111 Causes wherein such resi4cuce is
withiu tho Hawked of Salfind.
3rd Lint.7—contaihing aU Causes wherein such reficlouce is
within the Hundred of West Dechy-, and places oat of ttc
County. '
EDMUND LOUSE, Acting •Illider.acriir Inc
1V..11,0*7 SO IC„ I,htlur-Sh4iff.
Sher;fi %-offiv,. Preern? h 153;1.,

On Friday evening at fivo o'clock the Sir Edward Banks, one
of the General Steam Navigation Company's mail packets ar-
rived off the Tower, bringing Dutch papers of Wednesday's
date. There is nothing in them of sufficient importance to jus-
tify extracts. Among their contents are an order of the day,
addressed by the Prince of Orange to the army, in which he in-
forms the troops that his Majesty, on his late visit to the camp,
experienced great satisfaction at their appearance and disci-
pline, and a long programme .of the ceremonies to be observed
on the baptism, of the infant son of Prince Frederick ; but the
intelligence is altogether local, and destitute of general interest.
The General Steam Navigation Company's mail packet the
Tourist, from Ha.rnburgh, arrived off the Custom-house on Sa-
lrlaY• Lord G. Hill brought over despatches for Lord
Palmerston, and Mr. Tchernoff also brought despatches from
St. Petershttrer for the Russian Ambassador, and. Hamburgh
Papers, front which the following is an extract:—
" 0E81" Jut,y 20.—The Emperor of Russia is at present
engaged in the formation of several regiments of dragoons,
which, acc.ordinz to the ancient system, are to serve both as
infantry and caviary; the sauadrons, on the wings' are to be
armed, like the Cossacks, with lances, and trained to do the
dutY at the outposts. Count Von Brandenburg, Inspector of
the Cavalry of the Guards at Berlin, was invited to St. Peters-
burgh to witness the formation of the exercise of those troops.
A similar invitation has since been addressed to Colonel Van
Purner Commander of the Dragoons of the Prussian Guard,,
•who is likewise gone to St. Petersbnrgh."
The Leeward Islands packet, Lord Melville, which carried
out the speech of Mr. Stanley, of the 14th May, expressive of
the coarse ministers intended to pursue as to emancipating the
negrneg, and which was en anxiously looked for there by the
.colonists, arrived at Barbacloes ,on the 25th ult.