The Liverpool Standard and General Commercial Advertiser.
Liverpool, Merseyside, England, 1833-06-18 00:00:00

EDINBUTIGII CABINET LIBRARY, No. XII. With a beautiful
Map and 12 Engravings, 55.
XTT_IBIA and ABYSSINIA ; comprehend' ,g their Civil
11
it
.1. History, Antiquities, Arts, Religion Li rature, and Na-
tural llistory. By the Rev.on MICHAEL SSELL, LL.D.,
author of "View of Ancient awl Modern Egypt," "Palestine,
or the Holy Land," &c.
Printed for Oliver and Boyd, Edinburgh; and Simpkin and
Marshall, London.

PARISH OF LIVERPOOL.
DIJRSUANT to the directions contained in the Act for the
better Paving and Sewerage of the town of Liverpool, iu
the ceunty of Lancaster,
Notice is hereby given, that a meeting of The inhabitants as-
sessed and contriouting to the relief of the poor within the said
town will be held in the Parochial Chapbof our Lady and St.
Nicholas, in the said town, on ThursdayTthe 27th June instant,
at Twelve o'clock at noon, when a summary or report of the
receipts and expenditures of the Commissioners appointed under
and by virtue of the said Act will be laid before the inhabitants.
And notice is hereby further given, that at such meeting the
inhabitants of the said town, so assessed and contributing to the
relief of the poor within the same, are to nominate and choose
such and so many persons, being owners or occupiers of pro-
perty in the said town, rated to the relief of the poor ther.An,
at a sum not less than I:50, per annum, as will be requisite to
supply-the then subsisting vacancies in the number of Commis-
sianers, according to the provision of the said Act.
EDWARD G. DEANE,
Clerk to the Commissioners.

14th June, 1833.

THE POLYCHRONOGitAI'HiC
Invented by James Heeley and Son, Great Charles-street,
Birmingham.
TAMES HEELEY and SON feel gratification in being
enabled to announce the completion of the Pot. vcitaotso-
GRAPHIC PEN. To the Public Heeley and Son are known as
the inventors of the Radiogrciph:c Pen, and they cheerfully em-
brace this opportunity to tender their respectful acknowledg-
ments for the extensive patronage with which they have been
honoured, and for the flattering eulogiums which have been
passed upon their Pen by the leading scientific Journals and
Periodicals of this and Foreign Countries. To the RHADIO-
- however, there has been one objection, (to which its
inventors have directed particular attention,) and that consists
in the inefficiency of the Rhadiographic and other metallic pens
to supply the same quantity of ink as a common q •11. In their
endeavours to obviate the admitted difficulty, the have perse-
vered with complete success, and have now the asure of pre-
senting a Pen, which (from its philosophical pr'pi ciple—from its
mechanical construction. and the advanta of having the
powers of concave and capillary attraction, will at each dip
receive and retain more ink than can be hel either in the quill
or ordinary metallic pen at several charges.
This superiority will be duly appreciated, though only one of
the advantages possessed by the Polychnmograpnic Pen. The
fine quality and flexibility of the steel from which it is manufac-
tured, its peculiar form, and the attention which is bestowed on
the mathematical construction of its slits, are such as to enable
Heeley and Son with confidence to pronounce it as much su-
perior to other metallic pens as the latter are to the rude and
imperfect Calamus of the Ancients.
The piracies to which JASIES HEESLEY and SON have been
subjected, not only of their invention, but in some instances
(by a slight orthographical variation) of their name, render
it imperative upon them to request that purchasers will observe,
that on every genuine card is printed, " James lieelcy and Son,
146, Gt. Charles-street, Birmingham;" and, as an additional
security, each card has, at very considerable expense, been
ornamented with an elegant steel engraving, (the design being
copy-right,) price Two Shillings per dozen.
Handies suited for these Pens 4d., Bd., and Is. 2d. each, on
which is stamped J. H. & S." and the price.
Heeley and Son's PEN and EVER-POINTED PENCILS
only Is. Gd. each.
Sold by Osborne and Sons, Cuttlers and Silversmiths, No 6,
Lord-street, and J. G. Helsbv, Watchmaker, 7, Elliot-street,
Samuel Hunt, Ironmonger,' Church-street, and A. Hunt,
Artist's Repository, Bold-street, Liverpool.