The Liverpool Standard and General Commercial Advertiser.
Liverpool, Merseyside, England, 1835-12-22 00:00:00

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POWERFUL STEAM-PACKETS voLONDONDERRY.
TWICE EVERY
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The 'NORTHWEST of IRELAND maguifi-
cent:and powerful new Steam-packet
ISABELLA NAPIER,
• a.;." •
• Will sail for LONDONDERRY, with leave to
'call 'at PORT 1t13.4_41 and the 'GIANT'S CAUSEWAY,
Tn-mo anon, (Wedneada,y,) the 23d instant, at Twelve o'clock
.at Noon.
The povieifal Steam-packet
ROBERT NA.PIER, Wilt also sail, :as Syrutt-
pay next, the 16th instant, at Twelve o'clock, P.M., from the
'Clarence Dock.
For Rates .of Freight and Passage apply, to
1011 N Foyle-street, Londonderry.
100REttud IIPCREIGHT, 23, Water-street, Liveipool

- ' :For DUBLIN AND BELFAST '
1111? Cl7'l" OF DUIiLiN '
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-,,-,_ .., /NCORPORATED BY ACT OF P lAMENT.
The it.,o%e Company sail their Vessels, att or 'without
'00,40-N1k...1U Goods -old Pniisengers to• th following ports,
,rtainely,
ft.° DUELIST Daily.
-nri BELFAST, the •f-T;lffE [MIA, To-mm:low, (Wednes-
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d,,,aY•!) -the 23,1 instant, Kt One o'clock-in the 'Afternoon, front the
larence Dock.
• APply,TOi-Dtililtit 'Line,_ to "
. , . SAMUEL PERRY, . 27,-
for Belfast Line, to Water-street.
' - ' :1011'S ll•CA MICION and Co 4,

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The lit litciple of this Company is that of .attaching all Im-
'porters and Exptirtershy a Diiision of the Profits 'amougthem,
tatter pia.tnent, of- the Dividends—thus creating a community of
interests between the Shippers and Shareholders—a principle
Which Will best guarantee to. its Proprietors a certainty of their
Dividen- Is,,and to Shippers of all, descriptions of Goods and
Live St.,ck the having a well supported Establishment of tirst-
. elass SioiLlers, arid the lowest rate of Freight compatible with
• due .alten tibn to theirmaintemince.

FROM AN EGYPTIAN MANUSCRIPT.
;Iris well knoWn the Egyptian Priests possessed a knowledge
in herbs, minerals, and metallic- extracts, and a skillin tie;
:.application of. them to thediuman frame which has since been;
lost to the world. Two of these celebrate (impounds are!
'now presented to the Public by h.Medical sidenian, namely,:
:na Embrocation and Plaster, whiCh n .ia.l will be found tip-l'
erringly successful in the cure of s e of those maladies so
prevalent 'in ibis clitnate. The EM OCATION for'habitual'
Head-ache, Tic.Doloreux, Rheumatism, Lumbago,.,Water,on
the Brain,, Flatulency, and Swelling caused„by `Dislocation or.
Sgraitis. The -PLASTER-for Cancers, Scirofidats, Tumours,
White Swelling,:Sore Throat, ?dumps, Mints 'Blisters,-Burns,
Scalds, • pilblaius, Whitlows, Stiti' Neck, Cuts, Wounds,
Brakes, Piles, arresting 'external Mortification, litid gives fe-
le M. alliaffectinns of the Lungs and Chest...
. To be ha ci 'of J. AN NON, Chemist and Druggist, No. 1,
Pr;ce-if reet,NeW CustomC► stom-house,`Livcrpool, in BUttles and Vets,
each, incliading ditty.

AN APPEAL ON BEHALF OF THE PROTESTANT
VPISCOPALIAN INHABITANTS OF TH-E TOWN
Ole ST JOHN'S, NEWFOUNDLAND.

TRE Town of St. John contains above thirteen thousand
souls;' 'eight -thousand are Roman Catholics, and
the remaining five -thousand are principally attached to the
Church of England. The only Protestant ;Episcopal Church
in. St. Johns' accommodates about eight hundred persons-; the
DiSientingcongregations may amount to about one thousand;
thus leaving about three thousand Protestants without any ac-
toriftnedation -in a place of worship. This evil has en felt
and acknowledged for years. In 1827, ananplica was made
to Gofernitent to aid the erection of a new eh , but without
success. Since that time the Protestant pc) .ation has consi-
derably increased; and the present Arc i actin, the venerable
Edward \Vix, A M., has, doling the ' five years, made re-
-peated efforts to raise from the inhab nts the requisite fonds
for that purpose, but owing in a great degree to their pecuniary
inability he has not succeeded. Two years since the. Arch-
deacon visited England, with a view of raising. contributions
for the effectuating of this desirable object; bttt at that time,
in consequence of the Society for the Propagation of the Gos-
pel in Foreign Parts making a public appeal in aid 'of their
funds; he was then dissuaded from pressing this Object on the
British public. The evil, however, resulting to the Protestant
inhabitants, from the want of sufficient Churi-accommodation,
has been so apparent, and the spiritual destitution of the.poor
in this respect has been-so keenly felt by the Archdeacon, that
he has on his own responsibility-commenced the erection of a
new Church in St. John's, ilepending.entirely upon the result
'of this
.appeal to the BritiOi people, to enable him to 'meet the
engagements he has entered .into for its completion. The
building has progressed so far, that it is expected that the
Church will he open for divine service on next Easter Sunday,'
and it is confidently hoped .that a generous British public, :who
are ever ready to minister to the wants of th-sir pourer brethren,
Will answer this appeal with liberality.
Two thoosend pounds are immediately required for the ob-
ject; and should a larger_sum be contributed, the building will
be enlarged accordingiy.
A"Comm'Atee.has been formed in Dublin, and Subseriptions
entered into there.

The undermentioned persons have kindly consented to act
is a Committee in Liverpool, by Whom, and the following
Bankers, Subscriptions will be thankfully received :
The . .
Mayor, Mr. 'P. O. Cooper,
R(4. J. 'Brooks, Mr: James Robertson,
Rev. A. Campbell, M r. Elijah -Harrison,
Rev. C. Wray, I Mr. Tienry Glynn.
Mr. Charles Taylor, ' BANKERS.
. : Mr. Rebell Alsop, 'Messrs. Leyland and-Bullen,
• Mr. J. G. Pugliterson, -, Messrs. S. Hope and Co. '

UREA 7' ADVANTAGES OF INSURING MTH THIS
SOCIETY, BEFORE '2sth OF DECEMBER
'SCOTTISH AMICABLE LIFE ASSUR.t.. CE
SOCIETY.
On the Model of'the Equitable Society of = radon.
HEAD OFFICE, 147, BUCHANAN-S7TE , GLASGOW.
ripHIS Society divides the whole profits am! gat the Iniured.
At last investigation these Profits at. "uted to One and a
.Half per Cent. per Annum upon the ount insured. The
Funds of the Society and the number, of its Members are
rapidly increasing. Few Societies can hold out so great, and
.none greater,. advantages- than are offered ,by this Society to
the Assured. In virtue of a recent Act of Parliament, Policies
on the life of any person or persons, for any sum not exceeding
£5O, Or drawn out on Stamps of 2s. 6d. and for sums exceeding
£5O, and not above f.:100, on Stamps of ss. in place of 205., as
by former Acts.
It.is important to those who purpose effecting Insurance on
their own lives. or on the lives of others, to observe, that peculiar
advantages will accrue to those who effect such Insurances ‘i rtb
this Society before the termination of the current year. They
will, receive the benefit of a full year's Profit or ifonusi added
to their Policies, over those who may insure after that yeriod.
The Books will continue open for this purpose till the 2Dtid De-
cember, after which they, wilt be closed. All, therefore, who
purpose Insuring would do well to have their applications laid
before the Directors before that date.
'For Prospectuses, Table's of Rates, and every information,
'apply Co WILLIAM TARBET, 11, Excharige-buildifigi,
Agebt.for the Society at Liiterpool.

Just published,
Price 6d. on comrnoln -paper, and 9d. on extra paper
IlriHE FIRST THREE LECTURES, (being • of a
Seriesj to -be Delivered-at St. Andrew's Oh , Liver-
pool, by several Clergymen, on some of the Poi in Contro-
versy between Roman Catholics and Protesta
FIRST.
Popery a Novelty, and the •lteltion of the• eformed Church
of•Etigland the •Itelivion of Jesus Christ and•his•Apostles' .hy
the Rev. J. loWtfs, A.M., ,Minister of St. Andrew' Church.

sacolve.
The Inspired Sctiptures the reallittle -Rule of Faith, by
the Nev: R. P. BuVotepst, M.A. F.A.S., Incumbent of St.
George's, Everton, and late Fe)llow of Queon's'Coltege, Cana-
bridg.e. •Ttilßli

The Right, Duty, and Privilige of •all to Read the Holy
Scriptures, by the Rev. JAMES HA LIMN& STEN/VA KT, A.M.,
incumbent of-St•.•Bride's Church, Liverpool.
Also in t-he •Press, and, will be 'Published in a day or two,
Justification, being the '4th Lecture, by the Rev. 1 ATTER-
SH A Lt., 41. A. G.G.P.S., Minister ot, St. Augustine's .Church,
Everton, and late Fellow cif Queen's College, Cambridge.
Alo, The-Supposed Si'ielanent or Penance, being the sth
Lecture, by • the Rev. G. BARKER, Incumbent of St.
'Mall's, Edge-hill.
Pi:inted aiwl Sold by Davenport, Bookseller and Publisher,
14, Ranelagh-street.