The Liverpool Standard and General Commercial Advertiser.
Liverpool, Merseyside, England, 1833-06-14 00:00:00

SBA BATHING.

riIHE Public are respectfully informed, that in order to
afford accommodations to those Persons who have already
visited, or who may be desirous of visiting, for the purposes of
Health or of Sea -Bathing, the pleasant, little village of Har-
rington, in the county of-Cumberlan 'Conveyances are now
Rrovided under safe and judicious an.ements for the use of
Bathers, rendering it one of th most'desirable resorts for
Invalids or persons accustomed to we the Sea Water during
the Bathing Season in that part of the kingdom.
The neat and retired village and sea port of Ilarrington is
conveniently situated between the towns of Whitehaveu and
Workington, five miles from the former, and three Miles from
the latter, to both of which places Steam Packets from Liver-
pool arrive twice a week; and, also, Packets from Carlisle to
and from Liverpool call on their pessage.
The shore to ithich it is immediately contiguous is very
eligible for the purposes of Sea Bathing. The'water is entirety
free from the mixture of fresh water rivers or alluvial deposits,
and the neighbourhood affords the most delightful and romantic
walks on the whole line of coast, while the distant and sur-
rounding scenery, with the continual mo.vement of vessels to
and from the adjacent sea ports, present a coup-d' ail of the
most interesting and animating description.
Its character for cleanliness and health may be at once de-
pended upon from the circumstance of its.totat freedom from
the infection of the malignant Cholera, though surrounded by
towns and villages in which it raged with violence during its
continuance.

Its contiguity to the justly celebrated and romantic Lakes of
Cumberland presents an opportunity of uniting the two desir-
able objects of restoration to health with the . pleasures of
marine residence and Bathing, and an easy visit to the most
picturesque and romantic Lake Scenery in Great Britain, in
the most economical manner. possible, as the charges for Lodg-
ings, and other contingent expenses, are extremely low; and
Coaches leave the towns of IN orkington and Whitehaven for
Carlisle daily, and for.Penrith, through the delightful vale and
town of Keswick, every other day.
N.B.—The aboVe arrangements ,present an
_opportunity to
persons of moderate Incomes,
.unwilling to incur the eXpenses
of a fashionable Watering place, never before offered.
All communications on the subject (post paid) will be
attended to,.addresse(l to Ni. JonN SMITH, ,PpSzuaster, -1-lar•
"rin,gton. near Workington. Cumberland.

THE POLYCHRONOGRAPHIC PEN,
Invented by James Ileeley and Son, Great Charles-street,
Birmingham.
JAMES HEELEY and SON feel gratification in being
enabled to announce the completion of the POLYCHIZONO-
GRAP HIC PEN. To the Public Heeley and Son are known as
the inventors of the Radiographic 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 Peu by the leading ientific Journals and
Periodicals of this and I °reign Cou ri
r„
T es. o the RuAnto-
GR APIIIC, however, there has been on 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 quill. In their
endeavours to obviate the admitted difficulty, they have perse-
vered with complete success, and have now the pleasure of pre-
senting a Pen, which (from its philosophical principle—from its
mechanical construction, and the advantage of havin.g the
powers of concave and capillary attraction,) will at each dip
receive and retain more ink than can be held 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 Polychronographic 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 andl
imperfect Calaratis of the Ancients.
The piracies to which JAMES lIEELEY and Sox have been
subjected, not only of their inventions, 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 Ileeley 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.
Handles suited for these Pens cid 8d 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. 6d. each.
Sold by Osborne and Sons, Cuttlers and Silversmiths, No 6,
Lord-street, and J. G. Helsby, Watchmaker, 7, Elliot-street,
Samuel Hunt, Ironmonger, Church-street, and A. Hunt,
Artist's Repository, Bold-street, Liverpool.

TO THE INII A.BITANTS OF LIVERPOOL AND THE
i
SURROUNDING COUNT Y.
WE beg leave respectfully to call your Attention to a brief
outline of the arrangements we purp se in the conducting
of our New Establishment, which will hav the care and atten-
tion of qualified persons. The various rticles for Sale have
been, and will continue to be, scrupulou ly procured from the
first-rate Markets and Manufacturers upon the best terms,
which, we trust, will meet the views of our Friends, particularly
individuals who have been in the habit of purchasing their
Goods in London.
_ _ .

The annexed List of Articles we submit for your perusal,
which, we hope, will gain for us an introduction to yu-r es-
teemed patronage.
We are respectfully,
TALL and COMPANY.
6, St. George's-crescent North, June, 183.3.

HILL AND COMPANY'S

BRITISH AND FOREIGN FRUIT AND ITALI•iN
WAREHOUSE,

6, ST. GEORGE'S-CRESCEVT NORTH, LORD-STREET, LIVERPOOL,
Sell the undermentioned genuine Articles of the first quality :
TEAS, &c.,
Pure as imported by the East India Company,
Black. Green.
RAW AND REFINED SUGARS.
COFFEE, etc.,
Mocha, raw and roasted White's Cocoa
Plantation, ditto ditto Cocoa Nibs.
Essence of Coffee Ditto Paste
Fine soluble Chocolate Ditto Powder
Churchman's Ditto Broma
Fry's Cocoa
These sold Wholesale and Retail, at No. 3, the third
door from the above.

OILS.
ESSENCE OF REAL ANCHOVIES.
OYSTERS, CATSUP, &c.
PICKLES and SAUCES of every description,
PICALILLO and CHOW CHOW,
FISH and FLESH PICKLED, POTTED, and CURED;
British and Forelgn HAMS.
REINDEER and OXTONGUES.
SPICES, &c.,
WET and DRIED FRUIT, &c.,
VINEGARS,- British and Foreign
CONFECTIONARY.
CHEESE, -

Parmesan
Stilton
Pine •
North Wiltshire
Berkley

Spermaceti
Kensington
Composition

POI TAR
CANDI

LIQU
SU N I

Truffles
Morells
Corks
Scaling Wax
Patent Sago
Seed Ditto
Tapioca
Arrowroot
Vermecelli
Maccaroni
Ilartshorn Shavings
Isinglass
Scotch Barley
Pearl Ditto
Rice, whole and ground
Patent Mustard, to keep
in any climate, in jars
French do de bor-din, jars
Prepared Cream do. do.
Mustard Seed
Green Split Peas
Lemon Syrup
Preserved Ginger
Ditto Limes
Bitters

MEATS, SOUPS, and Fresh
'or years in any climate.
'NY PASTE MEAT, CURRY
TO.
>, Mustard, and Sweetmeats, for
' STORES.
,EF, for Home Use or Exporta-

Dolphin
Cheshire
Double Glo'ster
Single Ditto

,E SOUP.
ES, &c.
Wax Leaves
Wax Tapers
Wax Carriage Candles

I.:IJRS.
RI ES.
Lentils
Liquid Blacking
Stone Blue
Smelt Ditto
Poland Starch
Embden Groats
Robinson's Patent Ditto
Ditto Barley
Shallots
Garlic
Pack Thread
Kitchen Twine
Ditto Paper
Saltpetre
Prunella
Bay Salt
Basket Salt
Captain's Bread
Crackers
Portugal Onions
Windsor Soap
Essence of Peppermint
Spanish Olives
French Ditto
Mushroom Powder

Harico'd Beans
.T. MOIR'S PRESERVED
SALMON, warranted to keep f
COOKE'S mui,LIGATAw
PASTE, FISH DITTO DIT
{3*:. Cases of Pickles, Sauces
Exportation. SHIPS'
A quantity of SPICED BE?
tion.

A constant and Fresh Supply
TROUT, &c., during the Season

of POTTED CUARR and

Under the Superintendence of the Society for the Diffusion of
Use. Knowledge,
TIBRARY OF ENTERTAINI.oiG KNOWLEDGE.—
4 Since the commencement of this, series an important im-
provement has been made in ,the f of binding in cloth, by
preparing linen so as to resembl orocco leather, and bY
stamping the title of the- book upo the cover itself, in gold,
instead of affixing a label. The publisher would be glad to
avail himself of these inventions, which have rendered binding
at once elegant and cheap; but the number of volumes of this
series already issued in plain cloth, with a label, prevents the
immediate adoption of the improved mode, as far as icgards
those volumes which complete subjects already commenced. It
is evident, that a want of uniformity between the new and the
old volumes of the same subject would be a material inconver
nience. It is intended, tiwrefore, to complete the old subjects
in pldin cloth, but to puli;ish all new subjects in fancy cloth.
The works, however, already finished being in constant demand,
it is also intended to make a New Issue of Monthly Volumes, in
fancy cloth, so that the entire series may ultimately be pro-
cured in the improved style of
.binding. The new issue will be
'charged ss. per volume; and the order of succession will be as
follows :

NEW ISSUE OF 3IONTIILY VOLUMES.

1833
July I. INsncTs Vol. I,
Aug. I. 11,
Sept. 1.
Oct. 1. PinsuiT of liNow-
.r

1834
Aug. EGYPT Vol.
Sept. -
Oct. BIRDS
Nov. - •

I.
H.
I.
11.
.. - 111.

LIDGI

Nov.
Dee.
1834
Jan. 1. PARIS
Feb.
Mandl POMPEII. ••• • • • MRy
—H. y-
May
May VEGETABLE SUB -
STANCES, --.
June
July _
The Committee have made arrangements by which the regu_
lar publication of two new Volumes in each Quarter will in fu-
ture be ensured. One of these Volumes will be completed on the
Ist of July ; and afterwards a Part will be published on the Ist
each quarter. The fol-
lowing part
loof
weianc.gh nbteh ,withe
orderan
o additional
succession for the ensuing twelve
months :-
1833.
June 1
"DoxEsTre Timms Of BIRDS, 2 Parts.
July 1
August 1 tELorki MARBLES, VOL I. 2 Parts,
September 1 •VuosTABLE SiAisrAsss used in the Altrs, 2 Parts,
October 1 S (completing the subject.)
November 1 +Etong MARBLES, VOL 11. '2 Parts, (completing subject.
December 1 a
foECRET SOCIETIES Of the MIDDLE AGES, 2 Parts.
1834. (completing the subject.)
January 1
February 1 'EGYPT, Vol. 11. 2 Parts, (completing the subject.)
March 122 `FACULTIES of Bums, 2 Parts, (completing the subject.)
April 1
May 1 'HISTORICAL PARALLELS, VOL 11. (completing subject.)
The Volumes marked (') are upon subjects of which portions are
already published, and will be issued in plain cloth.
eets, and will he issued in
fanTh,yecllfo'tohl.umes marked (+) are New Subj
London : Charles Knight, Pall Mall East ; Liverpool : Willmer
and Smith, 67, Church-street.

Dec.
1835
Jan.
Feb.
March MENAGERIES . •
April _
M4.y
June CRIMINAL TRIALS I.
July
Aug. MENAGERlES
Sept. --.

NEW ZEALNNDERS.

HIST. PAR kLLELS

NEW COACH TO SOUTHPORT.
rrIIIE Public are most., respectfully informed, that a new
and elegant Four-inside Patent Safety Coach, called the
has commenced running from the RovAt
DDLE Coach Office, 0.,-)
FHAOTVEOLUaRndITsEA,
Positc the Commercial
Inn, Dale-street, Liverpool, at Four o Clqok every Afternoon,
(Sundays excepted) after the arrival of We Two o'Clock Train
from Manchester, to Halfey's and Priest's Hotel, Southport,
and will leave Southport the following Morning for Liverpool,
to be in time for the I 2 o'Clock Train to Manchester.
Passengers and Parcels booked through to Southport at the
Railway and Swan Coach Offices, Market-street, Manchester ;
the Royal Hotel, Commercial Inn, and Saddle Coach Office,
Dale-street, Liverpool, where every information may be obtained.
Performed by J. STRANGE and Co.

Fp H E "BANG-UP" LIVERPOOL and CHELTENHAM
_E. DAY-COACH starts from the WIIITE-HORSE, ANGEL,
and SARACEN'S-II EA D INN COACH-OFFICES, DALE-STREET,
EVERY MORNING, (except Sunday,) at a QUARTER-
PAST six o'CLOCK. Route.—Warrington, linutsfoid,
Newcastle; Stafford, Wolverhampton, Dudley Stourbridge,
:
Cheltenham,
liitlderininsteur.,h‘eAr'eorictesatrerr;vaes punctually at Eight o'clock iund Tewksbury-,to tle York Hotel
,
the Evening.
The Proprietors of the above Coach beg most respectfully to
acknowledge the liberal and distinguished P tronat,e which it
has received, and pledge themselves that
(a
o exertion or ex-
pense shall be spared to merit a continuant of the preference it
has obtained, and also to render it the ost superior convey-
anced, the Carriage being constructed upon the most
in the kingdom ; with confidence thc., can recommend it
to combine eas_e,and comfort with safety;
atoppthroevlendvparlLeipies,
avoided; ample time is allowed
the Rate it travels is Ten Miles an Hour, which speed is main-
atraeke Refreshments, which are well
main-
tam throughout; the Relays are frequent and well appointed
at
11.
theu n
appointed c essa S tporapeaeFtso
provided.
The Proprietors further begofßoad to ob, 'ery e, that, as they have no
Competitors on their line , that dangerous and justly
condemned practice of Racing,between opposition Coaches, is
abolished; and the most timid Traveller may rely upon perfect
security.
The 'Fares by the above Coach will at all times be as low as
may, if required.
drorwlnat;,t4hnec*lir,oPwanssdellesr.s
tbiele takenIowBRETHERTON, EN ANS, EVETT,
lowest frown
if)raonnA tsleite
GODFREY, REEVES, and CO., Proprietors.
** The LE.
.131INGTON DAT-COACH from the above Offices
as usual

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Ensttranzt

vl, London.
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CROW2J LIFE ASSURANCE COMPAN Y
- ,
3.3, Bridge-strve
le
Rt,Ecßil.aocithis. ri,
• GEORGE H. HOOPER, Esq.' Chairman
COLONEL MOODY, Deputy Chairman..
Sir Wm. Richard Cosway. William P. Litt, Esc,
James Colquhoun, Esq. Sir F. Onnuannev '.
James Colvin, Esq. A. Stewart, L'sclo - •
•
Capt. J. W. D. Dundas, R.N., John Wells, Esc,
ALP William Whitmore F.,:n
James Farquhar, Esq. John Wilson, Esci.' ----v
Thomas Harrison, Esq. William Wilson, sil 1:
John Kirkland, Esq, •
- - -

Auditors.—Charles Chippindale,,Esq., Jameson Hunter,
Richard Norman, Esq. Esq.,
Physician.—Dr. James Johnson, Physician Extraordinary to
the King.
Surgeon.—James Wardrop, Esq.
Standing Counsel.—Charles Ellis, Esq.
Solicitor.—James Haddan, Esq,
Bankers.—Messrs. Whitmore, Wells, and Whitmore, Lombard.

street.
.4
gßetsil of thisnbow Esq.
ruiOffice, among others, are:
ctotiarty.— a L. aAI
AL 1. A participation septennially in two-thirds of the Pro-
fits, which may be applied either in reduction Of the Premium
or to augment the Sum assured.
On a division of Profits fur the seven years terminating on
the 25th of March, 1832, BONUSES, amounting fronnBs.
to £2 12s. per cent. per annum on the sums assured, va-
rying with the age, were assigned to all Policies for the
whole continuance of life effected previously to the 16th
of May, 1829.
2. Premiums may be pail in a limited number of annual
Sums instead of by-a:moat Payments for the whole of life ; the
Policy continuing to participate in profits after the payment of
such Premiums has ce,sed.
3. The ..4ssurance or Premium Fund is not subject to any charge
for InterePt to Proprietors.
4. Permission to pass to Continental Ports between Brest and
the Elbe inclusive..
Parties (including Officers of the Army, Navy, Fast In-
dias.
Company, and Merchant Service) =at be assured to reside
to all parts of the 'World, Preiniums calculated
in or proceed
on real data.
6. Claims to be paid within three months.
their Policies 7. The Assured may dispose of, • es to the Company.
8. No charge but for Policy Stamps.
- Tables of 'Rates, &c., to be had at the Office
The Prospectus,
in London, or of the mpanv's Agents.
Co .
T. G. CON YP.IIS, Secretary.AGENTS. _

Y, Exchange_auev,
LIVERPOOL—Agents—W. Bushb
and Mr. W. R. Duncan, 17, Tabley-street. Medical (el-
cer—Dr. Hannay.
BLAnKaunx—Agent—Mr. J. Fairbrother. Medical Of icer—
James Barlow, Esq.
BOLTON—Medical Officer—Dr. James Black.
BURNLEY, COLN a, and CLITIIEROE—Agents— Messrs. Buck
and Eastwood, Solicitors. Medical Officer—W m. Coul-
tate, Esq.
CHORLEY—Agent--Mr. R. S. Fox, Solicitor.

GARsTANG—Agent—Mr. John Gardner, Solicitor.
KIRKHAM and POULTON—Agent—Mr. Alexander Liddell, So-
licitor. Medical Officers—Geo. Warbrick, Esq., and 'l'.
Dobson, Esq.
LANCASTER—Agent—Mr. William Robinson, Solicitor.
MANCHESTER—Agents—Messrs. W. R. Ravenscroft and F.
Bayley. Medical Officer—Dr. Bardsley.
MtnntvroN—Agent—Mr. Hull, Solicitor. Medical Officer—
J. Scholetleld, Esq.
ORMSKIILK--Alent---Mr. James Palmer, Solicitor. Medical
Officer—NN . Lax, Esq. •
PRESTON---Agent—Mr. S. R. Grimshaw, Solicitor. Medical
Officer—Dr. St. Clare.
RoctinALE—Agent —Mr. W. Taylor. Medical Officer—J.
Buckley, Esq.
WARRINGTON—Agent—Mr. William Beaumont, Solicitor.
Medical Officer—Dr. Kendrick.
WlGAN—Agent-141r. Henry Gaskell, Solicitor.
CHESTER—MedicaI Officer—Dr. Jones.
MACCLESFIELD—AgeIIt—Mr. D. Rowbotham. Medical Officers
—Messrs. New-bold and Co.
NAN'TWICH—Medical Officer—Richard Hughes, Esq.
STOCKPORT—MedicaI Officer—J. S. Armstrong, Esq.
TARVlN—Agent—Mr. Thomas Moore.

INCORRODIBLE MINERAL TEETH FIXED,
Without Wires or Ligatures,
_ _ AND FILLING DECAYED TEETH WITH

MINERAL SUCCEDANEUM,

WITHOUT PAIN, HEAT, OR PRESSURE.
Tvio NcSe.r A. _
GA Ls
TI Ar
ENT,
Manchester,
t. Ds- Su TRPG. E
Li pjo.oll.anad (82AK.1111'
EON
DENTISTS, (of the Firm of Malian and Sons, Great Russell-
street, Bloomsbury, and Half-moon-street, Piccadilly, London,
where they may be consulted daily,) ardently thank their
Friends and the Public, for the distinguished support which
they continue to receive.
Their methods of filling decayed Teeth, without heat or pres-
sure, and of fixing loose, natural, or artificial Teeth, without
wire or ligature, are too extensively known, and too highly esti-
mated, to require any lengthened exposition in advertisements.
The instances 6f the perfection of this New Principle, as re-
gards mastication and the articulation of words, are so numerous
in the British Metropolis, that likssrs. M. rely more on the good
report of their patients than ifpon any thing which they them-
selves could publicly advance to recommend it; they cannot,
however, refrain from stating that the imminent advantages of
their system of constructing and fixing artificial PALATES and
TEETH are in no case so evident as in giving the patient the
power of clear and distinct pronunciation, more particularly in
the sound of the Dento-lingual Double Consonant TH, whilst the
nasal and palatel sounds are rendered perfect and uninterrupted.
Messrs. M. submit that these are advantages of the utmost conse-
quence to Public Speakers, as well as to private individuals, la-
bouring underivtural or accidental defects of enunciation ; but
when to them d'th added the appearance of juvenility, which their
Artificial Teeth give to the countenance of aged persons—and
that they are guaranteed to bite the hardest substance without
pain or injury—they feel themselves justified in claiming that
palm of superiority in Dental Surgery, which has been so
unanimously awarded to them by the inhabitants of London and
Paris, and other continental Cities.

The Faculty are constantly welcome to witness the applica-
tion of the MINERAL S I:CCEDANEUM, which they so universally
recommend.

Attendance in Liverpool and Manchester daily.
Charges as in Paris.
One of the above firm may be consulted for a short period at
Mr. I'. H. Hor's, Dublin iSledical Emporium, No. 10, West-
moreland-street, Dublin.