The Liverpool Standard and General Commercial Advertiser.
Liverpool, Merseyside, England, 1845-10-21 00:00:00

CERTIFICATES

To be granted, unless cause
.be shown to the contrary on the

day of meeting

Nov. 7. C. Gent and J. Miller, Bread-street. London, com-
mission merchants—Nov. 8. T. Reeve, St. Ann's place, Ilse—
ney-road, Long-acre, London, licensed victualler—Nov. 8, .1.
W. Collier, Newgate-street. London, victualler—Nov. 8, R.
Starbuck, Gravesend. shipwright—Nov. 11, J. Filbey. Egham,
licensed victualler—Nov. 7. J. Taylor. Bromley, Middlesex,
maltster—Nov. 7. G. Bowles and J. P. Pocklington, Newgate-
street. London, meat salesmen—Nov. 13. J. Marsh. Brewood,
Staffordshire. grocer—Nov. 7,8, Eccles and C. Ridings, Man.
cheater, worsted manufacturers—Nov. 11, C. W. Kesselmeyer,
Manchester, merchant.

CERTIFICATES
To be granted by the Court of Review, unless cause be shows

to the contrary on or before Nov. 7.
J. Young. Bury St. Edmund's. tobaccon st—P. Walker. Quick-
set-row, builder—J. Bryan. Bristol. chemist—J. Lane, Bristol,
licensed victualler—J. Batchelor. Bath, butcher.

SCOTCH SEQUESTRATIONS.

A. Cannon, Edinburgh, printer.
D. Thompson, Edinburgh. spirit dealer,
M. M'Kay, Glasgow, cigar importer.

SPAIN.—The Post publishes an alleged protest of the
British government against the marriage of the Duke de
Montpensier with the Infanta, furnished by the corres-
pondent of the Post, and we now give the following from
the same authority, under date Madrid, October 9 :—" I
am authorised to state, that Isabella Srgunda and her
cousin, the Count de Montemolin, have been secretly be-
throthed to each other. The marriage is not to be solem-
nized until the Q,ieen completes her sixteenth year."
The Post also has the following, which certainly looks
confirmatory :—" We find a very strange piece of intel
i-
gence published in the Emancipation, a Toulouse ultra-
liberal print. It states that the young Queen of Spain is
alr*•ady mulled, and married to the eldest son of Don
Carlos ; that the marriage has secretly taken place by
Proxy ; that it is Munoz who represented the Count de
Montemolin at the ceremony ; and that this alliance,
which the European powers are already informed of, trill
be published when circumstances prove favourable.

TOOTH ACHE PREVEN TED.
BULLOCK'S ORIGINAL CAMPHOR TOOTH
PASTE is the best preparation now in use for beau-
tifying and preserving the Teeth, strengthening the Gums,
and preventing the Tooth-ache. It Corms an agreeable
and refreshing wash for the mouth, and sweetens the
breath. For many years it has been patronised and re-
commended by the most eminent Dentists and Families
of distinction.

Prepared only by Mr. BULLOCK, Family Chymist,
Princess-streq, Manc:lester. Wholesale Agent, W. S.
Rums Ell, Wholesale Druggist, 3, Queen-street.plcae,
Cheapside, London. Sold in Liverpool by THOMPSON
and SoN, Cliymists, Church-street; CLAY, Bold-street,
and CoLctuviguN, Castle-street. In Pots, 2s. each.

SUPERIOR FOOD FOR INFANTS AND INVALIDS

PATRONISED BY THE QUEEN.
ROBINSON'S PATENT BAR LEY has not only
gained the patronage of Her Majesty and the Royal
Family, but has become of general use by every class of
the community, and is acknowledged to stand unrivalled
as a food for infants, children, and invalids, being emi-
nently pure and nutritious. The Patent Barley is also
celebrated for making a delicious custard pudding, for
thickening broths and soups, and for making a superior
barley water in a few minutes.
ROBINSON'S PATENT GROATS farm another diet uni-
versally esteemed for making a superior gruel in ten mi-
nutes, light for supper, and, alternately with the Patent
Barley, is an excellent food for children and invalids,
being particularly recommended by the faculty as the
purest and best preparation of the kind extant.—sold by
all respec'able Grocers, Druggists, and Oilmen, in town
and country, in packets of 6d, Is, and in family canisters
at 2s, ss, and 10a, each.--ROBINSON and BELLVILLE,
Surveyors to the Queen, 61, Red Lion-street, Holborn,
London.

No.ll. PITT-STREET, DYEWORK. No. 11

ESTABLISH ED in 1805.
DAVID MILNE, Sacces:or to Mr. ALEXANDER
BRAM, DYER and SHAWL CLEANER, respect-
fully intimates that, in consequenoe of the increase of
Business since he succeeded to the above Establishment
he has lately obtained such additional accommodation on
the premises as will enable him to carry on his business
on the most extensive scale, and with the utmost regula-
rity. From the experience he has had in some of the most
respectable Dyeworks in London,. Manchester, and Scot-
land, with his constant attendance at the work, and the
careful selection of his workmen, he trusts that the busi-
ness will be conducted in a manner worthy of the oldest
Establishment in Liverpool. He is proud to state that
the system lately introduced by him of finishing Moreen
and Ddrna•k Curtains, which enables him to return them
at their original length, has met with the decided appro-
bation of all Upholsterers and others who have made trial
of it.

Velvet, Satin, Merino, and Worsted and Satin Damask
Dyed as in London ; Moreen and Taboret Dyed and
Watered; Chintz S,fa and Chair Covers Cleaned and
Giazed without taking down; Counterpanes. Carpets,
Diuv,gets, Rugs, and Blankets Cleaned ; Shawls Cleaned
on the principle now practised in Edinburgh and Paisley ;
Cashmere and Challie Dresses Cleaned without being
taken to pieces ; Gentlemen's Clothes Renovated.

THE EDINBURGH FANCY BREAD AND
BISCUIT WAREHOUSE,:
11, LONDON-ROAD.

D GIBBONS, from Edii:burgh, in returnicg thanks
_11.1,• to the Gentry and Public of Liverpool and its Vi_
cinity, for the large share of patronage enjoyed by him for
the last three years, has the pleasure of announcing,.t hat,
having completed considerable additions to his Baking
Premises, he is now enabled to meet the increasing de-
mand of late fin- his

LOAF-B HMI), FANCY BISCUITS, &c.,
with a regularity and despatch not previously in his power.
R. G. avails himself of the opportunity to exptess the
high sense of satisfaction be feels in the receipt of numer-
ous complimentary Cards from his Customers respecting
his superior quality of Loaf-bread. Biscuits, and Cakes.
and to assure them that the same scrupulous attention
to quality which twenty years' experience affords him
shall uniformly be maintained at his Establishment. lie
has now introduced a new kind of Biscuit, from a sample
received from Scotland, as used by Prince Albert while on
his visit there last year, and so much prized by the Royal
Party. To Gentlemen in Offices and Parties Travelling
they are invaluable, being light, and not liable to become-
stale. Price sd. per lb., or 2s. gd. per 7 lbs.

Always on hand every variety of FANCY CAKES,
including the much-esteemed

BLAIR ATHOL SCOTCH SEED-CAKE. &c.
SCOTCH OATMEAL, GLASGOW PEAM.EAL,
PEARL-BARLEY, and OAT-CAKES.
Vir Observe, nearly opposite the Blind Asylum.