The Liverpool Standard and General Commercial Advertiser. — Liverpool, Merseyside, England, 1833-01-04 00:00:00

r NEWS. sclent.) ng, half-past 7 o'clock. • day has been the future diva, , • fusel to deliver up his forte, Lome alarm among our spe-'' , - . - ure war. The consequence nt, which on Thursday were 2.,a7") ~ i, closing at 851 a aO 4 l - se -4- "X --- ""e" i' ' - te. o -'" - - ,1- X.-ie - 4.- -- - - ..,. ~---- ifee-‘-dea sfaeace..,--- '.7 ---- Z -ir...•.C• se es--- 0 : - .-01 ,- / • ion has taken place. The / 1 since oar last advice, haa )--„,e,.. A- 2 4 ,4-.49.---Ac. , -... 6 ,,..,e___ 3( 7 ..,:-.2.-- - z_oez-z-e---- . • -:;%-- -- for Dutch, and 761 f or B e l- , as 421 e, for Belgian, 75.1 I. 1 7 . 70. There has been some . . . - ~ , _.' ,- . , . .., he last day Or two, and the a - .-sia'si • a -a • r . -' ' ~.. V: . , . 6; I im a 1 . 1 . 1., , • " •is the closing price this afe i 3, a ,0 5. 1 A 4. : i. • ."''' , : s e .a, ~a • , • . 3ermudez will not long re- •r - - :. i'tf ti * ."- , ~ v ' k - ~..‘ -- ..z. ~ ~.. ~, 1 A - " . ..• - X i:. tt,,, 1 "1 7,- ' • at. sa 1 t . ,• sk L'.. . a umillll ,.: , ••• •s) •-• noi,.ag,-.-: 0 , for the improvement. We ,-, a • . p s- I" a 2 "ssa a i i toe , 6 , z a 4s• , Ka , - Lk ' a . .....t , 4,-,,. , ;lightest moment from Por- ..8. - • " I? ,A '' '. , '''. ' '. , .10 . 41 '44, '. t . 1. '.' 4 , business doing in either the. 1 0 .• , 411 . ~• • . , , . ss - has been made within the rtain on the subject. One AND G ItiINEZIA il : A CallYlEEit,Cliiiiii AI VE ','. TISER Rothschild passed through • ime since, and has arrived -.. ••.., ate that a violent t em pest PUBLISHED EVERY TUESDAY AND FRIDAY MORNINGS. le loss to the Planters being .• piastres. At Bourbon, the I HEARTS RESOLVED, AND HANDS PREPARED, THE BLESSINGS THEY ENJOY TO GUARD !—SMOLLETT. at 15 piastres per bale. . . . . , . . . . . e _. ~. . ... to the Ist Oct., the exports .. xo ........ eeei ,,,,,=,,e,,eeeeete.,e,e , reeer''''"• l9 . l """'N''°' - • - - - - - .. _ 1,608 roubles of tnerchndize ,-• oils from Marianpol during i' O. 13 . FRIDAY JANUARY 4 • 1833. 5 - ~. -- PRICE id. ating the receipt of a letter ........ -es . • • •-•-•- s ince, Abbas Mi rza , had or- , ROVED CHAIN CABLES and Warran ANCHORS, a . - E - 1 4 IVERTON SCHOOL, conducted by 11 , . JOHN Cniacr.s CHARGE OF BRIBERY AT THE LATE nd that this movement was pondence. that you named Mr. Heyworth as authority for a lie conjointly with RaSSI3. . Manufactured by GLADSTONE, Ell WES, and Co. 11 1 COLEMAN, T. C . D., will re-open UESDAY, the 15th LIVERPOOL ELECTION. statement, directly the reverse of what yea admit you "had. !sera' Ha ware Agents and Ship-smi 1 - 51, Wapping, and instant.—Terms, alc. may be known o pplication at Mr. C. 's not the slightest doubt" he meant to communicate. I will note g any foundation, seems to tth-street, Prince's Dock. residence, Church-street Evertor. • An article which appeared in . our last number, on the further allude to the facts of the case, as they are already fully . ,N.B.—An APPRENTICE wanted to e General Business. January 3, 1833. . before the Public. he 24th ult , that the French a... - rise to the subjoined correspond- • I have only to add in conclusion, and I must request you will sets there, which had begun STRANGERS' FRIEND SO6IETV. • LUAIB'S IIOUSE ACADEMY, WinaToN, near PRESCOT, ence between the ,Editor of the Albion and the Publisher receive this letter as terminating the correspondence, that the T THE ANNUAL MEETING of the • scribers held at L will be re-opened for the INSTii.VTION of YOUNG article in the Standard was not, as you state, levelled at your of the Standard.' a the intelligence of the ter- " the CHARITABLit IN sTlTurtori bus , Slater-street, 3rd GENTLEMEN in the Languages, f,fa thelna t i c s, and Mer- character, . moral but waswritten under a sense of what was ' due re of Tabu, the residence of "nary, 18:33, chants' -Accounts; OD MONDAY, the 21st instant. •-• Albion-Office, Liver Pool, January 1 1833. to honourable and respectable gentlemen, two of them magis- ir. A reward of 1000 dollars Mr. C. W. NEUMAN, in e Chair. Terms, £2 a . per annum.—Under Ten years' of age, £2O . My. DEAR SIR,. -L-In the Liverpool Standard;of this day the trates of the town, who had been most unjustifiably aspersed. The Report for the past year, and t Treasurer's statement Accounts having beed read, the fulowing Resulutions were Will be Published To-morrow, (Saturday) the sth instant, " The attempt whith this individual makes, in his paper of ' s of two Dutch vessels sent HAWS only correct SQUIB BOOK for 1832, (with Por- yesterday, to justify the assertion of a wilful and deliberate . led unanimously : a from Surinam, bound w 0 traits of the Menahers,) containineftlse whole of the . Squibs, falsehood, demands exposure." Albion-Office, Thursday Morning. !. That the Report now read be adopted, and that it be , rH.M. S. Volage ; and the ' e s ted and circulated under the direction of the Committee." Songs &c. issued on that occasion. v ~I apply to you, aS the printer and publisher of the Standard, .MY DEAR SIR ,—I did not receive your letter, dated last Rotterdam, sent into Ports - 4 * That the Thanks of this Meeting be presented to' the Printed and Published by Fa Shaw 3, Houghton-street, and to ascertain Whether the words "wilful and deliberate falsehood,,, night, until this morning. at xou say, that ".the article in the Standard was not levelled - cers and Committee for the past year, and that, the follow- may be had at the Stationers and Booksellers. are to be understood in their obvious and literal sense; and, if my moral character." I have now, therefore, only.to ask., be the Committee for the year ensuing, namely, whether it was intended, by the writer of that article, to tiss On ' Mr. MICHAEL ASHTON, 'rreasurer. eonTaALT OF PRINCE TALLEYILAND. with haying been guilty of the atrocious crime of uttering and me the charge of having stat,^d, as facts, .what I iiii..•w at the DENTS. Mr. JOHN RADDLIFFE:, SeCretary. FRASER'S AIAGAZINE, No. XXXVII. Fur January publishing k LIE. • . • .• Mr. JOHN DEANF., Stewa.d, North Division. 1833. Price 2s. 6d. The fkrtiele in which the above sentence occurs is one which time Iso stated them, to be false? I remain, your .g,s at the Dinner given w Mr. JOHN BuiesON, SICW.M.I, South leivision. CoNTE'eTe:---New-Yeat's Day Address to Centributors and I voutd not have believed you could publish, especially its clos- THO. BEAN. ' Nottinghamshire ; a nd the 111 r. DANIEL MAsoN Steward East Divieion. laeaders.—Epistles to tae Literati, Nos. VI. VII. James ire parag,raith. At present, however, I confine my inquiry to P. S. The bearer a this note will wait on you at one o'clock ess, have compelled u s to . COMMITThE. ~_ ..i.-...- Hogg, Esq. to Oliver Yorke, Esq.; and Sir Did Brewster - to the sense in which you use the phrase, "wilful and deliberate for your answer. • a day's publication. • The Worshipful the Mayor, S. SANDEAoIi, Esq. James Hogg, Esq.—The -Persians, from e•Es ylus. By Thos. Jedeehoed." — • 0,0 • THOMAs AND.P.v I ON. Mr. JOHN FOHSHAW. Medwin.- 11 y Contemporaries,. from the N to- b oo k of a Re- Rel Ate, A TOWNSMAN, ~- Your reply to this note is requested as earl , y as possible.—l Standard-Office, Thursday noon. Mr. Joh,: IZ. FREME. tired. Barrister. Lola Ellenbormigh, - pat Cockell, and reniall,,,myelear Sir ; yours , sincerely, I'llo. BEAN. Dams. SIR,—I cannot, I confess, see what benefit can result eat: t• WILLIAM' BANNING. P. THOMAS BINNS. Mr. Nicuoteis Hultev. Lord Chief Baron 111acdonald.—The Su • stan. From the Nor- to - you from protracting this - correspondence. ' - :TI-RADICAL, INDAGATOR, p WILLIAM ________ -• BLAIN. Air. Ti to :AS KAYE. man.—Errors of the Reformation, —Th Contested Election.— . • I can only-repeat what I before stated, that the article in the n. • WILLIAM COMER. Mr. C. W. NEUMAN. An Auld • 11' ice's Dre:tia. By the Ettrick Shepherd.—Magiana; Standard-office Ist•Jan., 1833..-• Standard was intended to repel the very offensive charge which rlooked. t•TRomAS CROOK. Mr. EDWARD PII.Clllill. or, the Mysteries'of Natural and Artiiicial Magic, No. I—'l b D'Eaut Sin, —l have to acknowledge the receipt of your myte of. the .41bion had made against respectable gentlemen. The denial this date. My duty - as printer and pablisher of the Standard not suited to the Standard , • 1• • JOHN CROPPER, JIM Mr , WILLIANi RATIIBONE. A. 8., with a• Guitar. By Percy Bysshe Shelley.—Gallery of of ,the Charge -was, no doubt, strong,. but not in undeserved ono reading in yesterday's t• HENRY DYSON. Mi. 'Plasm:Vs SANDs. Literary Characters, No. "XXXII: Prince Talleyrand, with a ,does not necessarily connect me with the editorial department terms... there to his schoolmaster's • JOHN EDEN. Hr. EGISWION SMITII. Fuibleugth Portrait.—Byron's Poem on Rogers, with an Intro- of that paper; the article to which • your note refers I•have communication. read. The writer, in the Standard, could only be understood • as re- find the comme n t r ather ADDITIONAL DONATIONS. duction by Oliver Yorke, and copious Notes by Hobhouse, . this Morning, for the first time; you will see 'that it 'alludes f err i ng , t o your pu bli s h e d ex pl ana ti on, w hi c h , un d ou b tedly, i s of a " Theban," h e g houl(' A. L. M. .4.:5 0 0 .Jefferv, tushingtou John Murray, Sir E. Brydges; and Lord throughout to you as Editor of the Albion, and to your conduct n ot satisf a ctory; w h et h er you h a d any other information on the th anentire ignorance of the vulgar Mr. J. Lawience, per J. Radcliffe 10 10 0 Brougham.—tile Scarlet Witch.--Asinarii Seenici.—The Free- in that capacity. This I L consider a sufficient reply to your subject. to justify you in having made' the 'charge .is a matter Stv'eet-en-ing A. B. per Mr. W. Collier 'Trade Question, Letter H. By John Galt, Esq.—the Last Mr. J. M. Conway (Annual) availing dialect in Ell"ze - Mr. John Eden Mr. Joshua Lace, per Mr. W. Collier 5 0 0 O'Doherty, Bait. Dedicated to all True Reformers. and criminal practices against some of the most :respectable 1 remain, Dear Sir, yoars, truly, _ gentletnen in this town, whom you were pleased to name; andl d into. James Eraser, London ; Grape!, Liverpool; Sowler, Man SAML. FRANCEYS. a' in his next: lie must .- - chester ; and Grant and Bultou, Dublin. have no hesitation in saying, that for this and every other aiti- air. • &t ...*. allts: . i7=, , s• • • . de which appears in the Standard, the writers will hold them- Albion-Office, Thursday, Two o'clock. • . selves f - esponsible.—l remain, dear sir, yours truly, MY DEAR SIR Your note; just received. does not .contain ----- SAM. FRANCEYS. the reply to the speci fi c question which I proposed in my note ANTED, a respectable YOUTH, ofe elicel address, as lienrion 643ette. , . of this morning. .I conclude, therefore, that the writer in the on, arr. W. Hodgson, son' I . au APPREN't ICE to the GROG Business. Standard dares not affirm, through you, that I had tely - 'idly and - tee, to Sarah, eldest (laugh.' •or particulars apply to the printer. TUESDAY, JANUARY Ist., 18.33. •, • Albion-Office, Isiaerpool, Jannary. 1, 1833. deliberately published u•hat I knew to be false. . . ' owe Head, Pennington. _ . ... eee , e _ ee , e , e ....,—.-....-„ eee e—ee..eee,e,e 1 Richard Williamson, of answer to the inquiry contained in my note of this morning. - of the former place. TO be tet, . PARTNERSHIPS DISSOIXEIe ' . ,I asked you a simple question as to the sense in which I was -- spondence, been actuated by any feelings of hostility to yOn, n-place, by special license , .T. inaram and S. Hoelems Greenwich, milhaougeniont end to understand - the purase, "wilful and deliberate falsehood, gas ersonally.. I addressed you as the printer and publisher of the Lady Mary Conyng,hare , e----.. ___Z Standard, and m ob • eet in communicating with you was,: to Y ' . 3 th wham. .-- ___,. ) - •BehrenTis, Broad-street.avaddieits, nierelients.—W. c renidee and Son, Lipplied to me in my individual as well as editorial capacity. To eeen-street . - : Eishoesstate-without e cottch-ieukers'.—p. Heintz, D. A. efieaveue to arse rtunie.prterisemeaning of the writes,: in the "William Davies, to Mix' 1 . 1 0 be LET, au eacellent FA:11I1Y .I ISSE, in Hope- ureernat, an d akeitz a i.oVan, theuraecc: t -brokeee;•es o f i -J iIS this qtreStion you have returned au evasive and unsatisfactory article so frequently alluded _o . in , this correspondence. Believe aa street, containing on the sunk st wo Kitchens, leer- answer. Asrinter mid publisher of the Standard yon are the Rev. R. Loxham, Mr. lv,, e ' 08' Hall, BUtter's Pantie, St. , re-rot Larder, Wine and ''':gdn's D. A. 1 " ) ; 1 0„S7TAL ---N . - u Cross j i' l", g, i , difth °II' Vv. 41`I ' - 1 - whom I ''a ' • -•• t • d' ' though •• me to remain, my dear Sir, yours, vieegar-inaisers s i a osnow, J. yoss, .. 'Lipson, se eicift, and only person insult can comet:mica e, all ~)0U icw Haymarket, to Alie - s•e C e l lars. 'O tt - e e• eee•' . e D : . .THO. BEAN. • tt t e groan, oor, sin L T slid retying-loom, J. Cole, Bradshaw, Lancashire, coal-propriettne : aefar as monis - W. may libt'be '' neeesSarily connetted with the editorial depart- 'e. 1 4 k)3(1 27 blo , 'feet,: laseaatast-looin mid Study, with Glass . 4wift.--Thoinpson, Ssvift, and Co., Little &atoll and Ileilia 7 ol, Lau- mout of that .peper,!' I need scarcely inform you, that you are . !le by the Rev. J. Jones , • ' lighter of Mr. Prior, Pea' • telltry, Si'. ' On the second t.tOry, flys: a go:id Bed-rooms with • ai . is i 'elee e , brass , -fouud . ers i e a n i d delt d •:z i n; Lie far as regards Vie Swift. -,-.1. responsible fiir its contents, • LOCAT... - t kBBin g _rocans aiidWatet Cleset. ',ln theattick, Rau- Rooms. .. l ' u M. Ki Ira Zei d 7r J. 1. es ( 2 . •et, irt T a e r rVie tt i ° s rnu ltZ 'l 2 a l3 . 24 ( l l l -I ou state., that the' article, of part of Which • I ceimplain e was he Rev. T. a. Bowstegl , aa'arge Garden. Also, a lot of Land adjoining;44 Yards - by 8 and CO., - AdanZbain, worsted -rnanufacturers•—itays .and Ii aagias, "'Called for.liy . my. having brought a most. unfounded charge of , The Rochdale flannel market lest week was but ill attended, seidace, to Miss Eleano r I le, to be soid or .exehan - gedr fel' a House. . SL Helen's-place, corn-factors.a-Bryan and Raiford, Tewkesbury, , enrrupts•astil. 'criminal practices against some of the ITI;OSt respect- but goods notwithstanding sold very • readily; low priced pie- , a'Oply to A:: CoTES. , - Glocestershire, silk-mercies. L. and E. Upperton, and Vir. able gsp.tremen in this tOwn, whom you were pleased to name," , ces continue to he anxiously sought after. • Rev. T. S. Bowstead, g" , e.„, e „......,,,, e ,,, e ,,,, e .„..„..„--...... ' O li ver:Worttilng, Amadei; and Streyning, Sussex, bankers; as far as . • Mrs. Hughes. ' r _________ _ wee... , ..rm •- • • regards R.' Uppietem—C. 11. and J. Spenes.7, BiLiten, Stefforashire, Vs . '" ,, itliciu , t • noticing, partii•nlarly, the words unfounded charge" The Welsh iron tride is improvine, but prices ere as low as , . ... . ever. One of the Glamorganshite iron-masters has received R 7 - OF LITRIie GOie - brass-founders.—A. and J. Rhodes,'Britiffertl and KeighloyeYoric- anie j3lasi ' respectuae geatlem . ora" . ) , •,,i: will exesnse in , e, .whe - . 1. I ,A. . . _shire, cut-nit- .---11. Dover and C. Norton, Great Winthesterastreet.— inform you, that I never did bran, such a charge a b ,tinst ny an order for eight thousand tons Of rail-road plates. daughter of Ca t. Laze' tiE Owneri of, and res., Masters and Commanders em- sh ire, and J. Spencer, Newton-street, Holborn, fi•ather-merchants.— gentleman by name : I never asserted, that they had been g,ui Psssengers per Silas Richards. Capt. Barsky,. which arrived . . I P ployed on board- the Slaps a • nd Vessels belonging to this Cf. Blackbird and Co Manchester, druggists. —lL W. Ansi% o anti o - corrupt and cniuma practi ces." In le s a emen allud ed . • rill 'o' - d' • 1 tie •ts t a llness, aged 63, Mrs. '', 'ti pp e Nt t, art . ; de;iired to meet at Ti e Underwriters' C, mittee-room, w , sw a m, oistr o aa , ; int, Fleet street - attornie . s, 7 _ G. Br ern J. on Monde froth. New York : Mr. I. Frances, BirrieinAlem ; 'amity and a large circle ° 4.. m ~ . . r - - 3:3 at 'Twelve Rush `P' • ' Denby, ' Y - 1 - -1 '',. vey, erustone and or .$ nr., stone us ivers. L. Boa dkr , ' th' in the Stand . ar . d, I merely repeated what Mr. James Heyworth Mr. G. Wolstenholme, ShefrieM ; ,Mr. NV. I. Pik6, rYarset ; y oaao it , ( S tturday) the, sth Jaaua ) , 5. ,.. , cominunicated to .me as facts which had.come under his own Mr. Jamei Lumsden • Glasgow • Mesare. II: Todd, W. S. West- ;e Buchanne.n, for many e t e tuek in the Forenoon, to nominate ai ' point Fifteen Per- and E. Betty, Seib -. Yorkshire sehool-mistressea—Eves Dais-ash and Co., Ititde J a neiro, comm i ssion - merchants: — . Tlickt:ah, Loc k- observation.. t hat he did communicate those facts to me, in more C. Davis, and.T. - Ugins,' ' New York : Mr. W. A. Foster, 11 to be for the Islanageme of 1 )41 - this Trustees , ' the Seamen's Hos- . age, Margaret, widor iin Lis town tor the next year, pu toant to an act of Par- wood, a.nd Thackrah, Toole -street, Southwark hop-mereh a nts• the presence of Mr. Charles Birch, I have established on unirri- Phila'delphia; Mr. G. W. Usburne, •Quebec; Messrs- Robert its far as re 'ands 11. Thaekrall.—.l. Birkett and (r . Cox , Clo a k -Jane , reachable testimony. • .' . . • - Harris and J. Cushing, Montreal:. • • wife of Mr. It Johnson) • Ae o •R. Is le rge the Secoud, entiniled "An - 2act for the •Relief and Sup- builders,--Edwants and Dando, Bristol, liatterS.-0. Dickinson and cen t COMMON COUNCIL.—On, - irednesalay the Common Council ' Ch i of of maimod - and 'nails-led . ..Seamen, and the Widows and C. Barber, Little Budivorth, Rushton, and Calveley, Cheshire, brick , . "aorrespondenee" ' which has taken place between Mr. were pleased to appoint James Powntill, Esq , a cMincilinari in a long and severe illnes g ,: lievuorth and myself. Bothell itdds, "But the attempawhich 7ihristian, Catharine, the 4 1 dren of aisch as ehall be Killed, Slain, :or Drowned in the makers.—J. L. Stordet anti Co., London, merchants.—C. 11. and L. L . - . . e . the room of the ,late George Irian" Esq. ; also Mr Richard- Hope, Bucklow-hille near Knutsford, Cheshire,' schtea-thistresees.._ this mail ide a l mal es, i n and late of this to'st?,', e nchant Serviee.". • liy order of the T ru stees, • his naper of yesterday, to justify the Forshaw to be surgeon of the ,Borthlgh Geo l a• vice Mr. James the loss of an affectiona t e ' an: 1J 4 1. • "•v3 e • an. , t. 7,.- . . • D. ALLEN, Secretary. .I ,iii } d io N l N l T rard. and Brothers, Portwood Cheshire. cotton,-spinuers.—Jones assertiaa of a wilful toil deliberate falsehood, demands ex- Dawsth!', resigned; and Mr. George Holden organist of St. illeox, Bristol, masous.- 41. Lind C. Follow', Rutland- 'leisure. , " NON my object in writing to you . , this morning, was • \ aa r P ° "' , a Mr. Thomas Wile" ' place-whatf, Upper Thames-street, coal-inerehants.=Chappell aed to. ascertain, 'whether the writer' meant to charge me, the ' indi- George sChurch, vacant by the resignation of Mr.•Wrenshall. BOROI TOL AND TOWN OF LIVERPOOL. Co., Pancras-lane, and rump- court, Eldon-street, Sou th witek, ev- ails - irs, Mrs. Katharine P ti ' CHAS. 1101tSVALL, ,ESQ.,, MAYOR. -' pet-manufaeturers.—H. J. da Silva and Co.„ gent:Tal-ruerehants.—el. • • eidual* alluded to, with having "asserted a deliberate and wil- - Sloe LAIINCII.—One of the finest vessels of her tonnitaia to • gi l d J. Cuthush and W. Cobb, Maidstoae, .carpenters. --Kemblee avid . ..' . - . .at . r. eywor i relatebe called ple will wi be anc e onTuesday nest , rom Itil- falsehood when Vaffirmed, t h at 111 II worth did ' silent of this town. _ a s • HE GRAN..at PORT :MOOT, COURT LE ,' , and GENE. !loved Wife of Mr. -A 3l ' . ' ',' RAL C01. 7 73,1' - of QUA it MR SES SIC Sof the PEACE Light, tea-brokers. . INSOLVENT. . t, Me eerOin things relative to the interview or meeting between the building yard of Mr. Thomas Rovden and- Co. west side the friendi.of Lord Sandou and Sir Howard Douglas respee- Queen's Dock, intended for the East Iridia trade. a c this BOROU6'II' and TOWN, a'S • ' held in the NEW Dee. 31.—Busick Joseph Winbolt, Poultry; stationer. . . age, Emily, the seco° te'VRT.../{ofeal , a n ,th, couth ' sin e (f . apel-street, on MON - - BANKRUpTs. . tiYely, on 'Wednesday night, the 12th of December; or, whether Fina.--On Saturday last, about nine . o'clOck in the morning, Y a fire was diicovered in a stable in Stanky-street. By tinudy• wife of Capt. W. AlaYes'• - the occurrmices which 'I related, in my paper, on•the authority al i ela . ;; the Ito . clay 4 . ja;:u * .ar ;4 next,. - •at en' oClock in the Fore: Peter Ha ddocks , Liverpool, timber-merchant, Jan. 18, Feb. la, at Or thatleasademan, bore the character of "wilful and deliberate and great exertions it was luckily got under Withiniadoing iniy 0, V:. when and Where' all Person.; bound o v er to Appear . and one o•eleck, at the Clarendon-rooms, Liverpool : solicitor Mr. Vin- falsehood." If the former be the meaning of the writer, you material damage. It is said to have originated through the tae, Mr. Edward Johns° I t :avec:4e, Clive Evidence or An.---wer; are to attend, on pain of then- .cent,. Knig's Benell-walle, Temple, will at ouee perceive, that he makes the charge of " wilful and carelessness of seine lads who were amoking in the p • lace, and • James Irvine, London, master-mariner. 'Pectie e liceorpreeinees b. , :ilul entreated, Christopher Thomas Athow, Vs'ood=street, Cheapeide, wholesale deaibeaate falsehood" against me, both individually and editors who allowed the embers of their tobacco to fall amongat the hay. ~..- t 4 ad the COL:RT .(!f P..-I. I ;SAGE, for the, Tr;al of CIVIL haberdasher, ally : if that be not Ins meaning, an assurance from you, in Ile -street, and Published VISEee rill /*,./ /e /1 ort.re, ;he MAI OR 071 d BAILIFFS of the Thomas Weaver, South-street, Spitalfields, cheesernongen wi iting, to. that effect, will satisfy me. •. • , • REFRACTORY PAUPEtts.—On Tuesda3r Mary Gore, Sarah 'EL FRANCEre, SlatiOli re . 7.0, '' , 1, Mt V i tiIISDAY, the -111th thiy et January next, at Thomas Frith, High Holborn, iromnoneer. I sha ll expect an early reply to this Letter, and remain, Kelly, and Eliza Hackett, three stout, able-bodied women, were :vertisements are also , re ; • h i o'Clo , k in , t!re Moi . ninit, of which the ATTORNEY Sof the .Charles Howard, Mile-eud-road, victualler. . . . PRO. BEAN. brought from the Workhouse, and charged,' before the magi/a' it; Co., Wanvicks*P l- Isaac Worley, jun., Bow-lime, tailor: . yours, sincerely, }rate, with disorderly conduct, and using the most vile language , • Court are equieed te take Notice. . . lent-street. FOSTER, DIVIDENDS. ' to the keepers of the class in which they were placed. They • • a., ' Toitat' Clerk and Clerk of the Peace. Jan. 29, R. J: Fayren London, mariner.—Jan. 21, C. G. Beet, Stam- Standard-Office, 2nd January, 1833. were committed to hard labour in the House of Correction for • asrd-street, Illackfriars, bill-broleene-Jan.. % 23, .S. Tendon, Nelson- V - ' -4'l Persons are requested to tao Notice, that no Traverse Da AR SIR,—I regret to find, by your letter of last evening, 21 days. Same day, Susan Kelly, Eiamit Beach, and Elizabeth • s t t r r t et •el, a G n, p i Ly 4i,a •h n ,.. st. s ieot a r o g.r . i a. ,ae ls r eT il. rglich- be tried at these Sessions, unless the sane be entered for Trial aman a ' i t:la a that you consider the answer which I gave to your first . com- Danko, lusty, hale, young women, too idle to endeavour to earn f,: i te Town Cierir's : 011 ice, on or before the first . day of the Davis', Bristol, music-eviler : Lan. , ees. - • 2:3, J. 13'iddle, Londoi;-;0:e1; Oil: , munication to be evasive and unsatisfactory. s •• - . • their own living, were charged with riotous conduct and break- man.—Jan. 2.3, W. N. Bewsher, Brighton, brewer e -ean. 21,..1. mid- . • It is due 4;the'establishment with which lam connected, to mg window's in the Parish Offices. They were ordered to pay a ,c 14 d all „Indictments for Misdemeanors and Assault found at son, Oxford-street, tobacconist,—' ::n. 2.e. re Scutt, Mansell-street, say, although'the word "individual" occurs in the article in the the damage, and in default were committed for two months to Goodman's-fields, Whiteehapel, eeeler in Scott.): alts= --Jan.• 23, R. J. - - r° ' - e kte Sessions aiictinst'Per.,ons admitted to bail, must Ix e?ttered for tcrtl at or before TWelve o'clock on the day next after the dis- E r r t n Z. a e l l . i d ,i'd ) 1 , 1;: ; %111, pl,l . on t l r; ,. bu i cher. ; a i laV i i i I. ;salt_ Standard, of whiar_you complain, there was no intention of al- hard labour in the House of Correction. ja ludiug to you in any other character or capacity than as editor John Farmer was committed for trial for stealing a bundle of Si g :9 e of the Grand Jurrpotherwis rope, weighing 90thi, from the shop of Mr. Peter M'Arelle, c the eas„l o f th e same will ban c 's, ileAfor ( a . gire, r;lal ' tst " er:—Jan. W . L u n n, St. sl an t--at of the ANion ; and I collect from -.what • you write, that with slopseller.—Jan. 28, J. Potts and A: Beloe; IM-blne, silk-warehouse- this assurance you will be satisfied. 1 1,* the other topics cons dealer in marine stores in Gibraltar-row. The prisoner was '( ••..L . ____L rer 7 he ,S'essionsfi)Nwing. men,—.tan. 24, W..Wason, Marearet-street, Caveudish-street, Caven- tained in your letter Ido not feel my4iff• called upon to make • formerly employed byethe prosecutor, who discharged him BIINXUAL, SUCCEPAPTEILTDIE. dish-square, and Doddington, Oxfordshire, axletree-manufacturer,— any reply.----1 remain, dear Sir, yourii;,truly, • about twelve months since, and on Tuesday evening he went I ) 'ul t Jan. 24, T. Laws, Chancery-lane, vietuallen—Jan. 24, J. Ch istie SAM!, r FRANCEYS. int o th e prosecu t or ' s s t ore, an d wa lk e d off whit the bundle of FILLING DECAYED TEETH :WITHOUT HEAT South Sea-chambers, Threntlneedk•-street, and Tunbridge, Kent; - 1 OR PRESSURE, coal-merchant.—Jan. 23, T. Geary and D. Horne, Manchester, wool- '.' e , rope in question. A female living in De&son-street, obsery- -1 -ND . • ' den -drapers.—Jan. 25 H. Calverley ScottoneYorkshireetenner.—Jan • Albion-O ffi ce, Liverpool, Jan. 2, 1833. ing him pass, suspected he had stolen it froM Mr. M'Ardle's, , IA CORRODIBLE TEETH FLICED WITH T WIRES. Wathen, 22, W. T. Howgate,' Knaresborou'gh, Yorkshire, chemist:—Feb. 18; and went and informed the latter of the circumstance. They i OR LIGATURES. 1 , R. Baker and O. Harley, Southampton, stone-masons.—Jan, 26, J. MY DEAR Sin.--If your letter, received last night, was eva- then followed and overtook the prisoner in Tithebarn-street. s ON • S. J. M. MALLAN, SURGnoa-DE isT, of the Firm Rodborough, GleucesterShire, clothier.—Jan. 24, G. B. Keer, sive and unsatisfactory, your present one is still more so. . The prisoner said, in excuse for his conduct, that he was strii- i pl ed of Mallen and Sons, London, ii red by the unexam- sen., Framlineleam, Suffolk, common-brewer,—Feb. 8, W, Heughan, I must tell you, once far all, that Ido not recognise the ells- f ing to get as much money as would carry him down to Scotland. V s Patronage vthieh he has enjoyed iverpool and Man- and W. Muir, Neweastle-upon-Tyne, drapers.—Jan. 26, W. Hiscoek, tinetion which you attempt to make between me, as the edi t or , Southampton, tailor.—Jan. 23, W. See e lowiek, Manchester, linen-men-1 •-•- • • ' d •il 1" who, Edward Edwards was committed for trial on a char of and an individual. I am the " in isa ua IN ter, h as the honour to announce new arrangements, by chant.—Jan. 23, R. Key, eai, near Burv, Lancashire, ' paper-menu- e . stealing set of castors, the property of Mrs. Isabella Criteli- t• (isi, ( ', with the . assistance of his brot r, Mons. A. MALLAN, factiner.— Jan. 24, J. ' and W. W. Young, 'Bristol, cor-fiLtors. r• ' go . of ii the Li o i e l n i ru il a, " a i s- igu red conspicuously" in the "correspond- low. The prosecutrix keeps a public house in Cleveland- a ft%,..„?e co-operation thei ngreas i ng c laims upon his professional CERTIFICATES to be granted, unless cause be shewn to the con- ence " to which the writer in the Standard refers ; and, when I am publicly•charged, in that paper, with having asserted " a square, and on Wednesday a ft ernoon, the prisoner was sitting ta a l_ li ons have compelled him to require, in this district,) he is trary on or before the 29(1 day of January. wilful and delihirate falsehood,' I, not merely as an ' editor, in one of the parlours of her house, when she heard a noise, leitaled to meet his numerous engagements at the new esta- W. Harr' , Manchester, merchant, —G. King Ludgate-street jewel-ex p licit avowal , whether Pt hraent s N o .16 Bold-street, Liverpool, • daily; and at 16 len—R. B l a s ker and .T. Marley, Southampton; stone-masnns.L-S. D. tee '' : ' but an indivitluals require from y ou an led f• tad DILLI, Manhester, on M on da y s , Tuesdays, Wed- Norton, Watney-street, Commerbial-road, lieensed-victualler.—T. the writer of the artic l e an.question means to say ' what his in the prisoner she wasto suspect that he had stolen some- , ei's, and Thursdas. Gillen Charles-town Pendleton, near Manchester, publican.—W. words would seem to imply,lh d at_l have been guilty - o ' f uttering thing, :and ac ' cerdid_glY she sent fora constable who, an lib te falsehood," with a er- searching him, found on his person the set of casters which he 1 ts s ,Prs. MALLAN continue to . restore Decayed Teeth,lj as r I , to er s . s: L iN v ß . r a o n n s ll . o 1; i . r ‘ i t i- ‘ s s c t ,re l •rn u a ri n , . eiT Lß qu a f t i r 7,d o e x v t e o r i lio; , :i r l ;„„ h e a rs be . r- ad t r ic, u n li o l li. i.s , li c k g e a 5 kei i La rge the cavity, with their celebrated Mineral Succeda- klid l la so universally recommended by the Faculty of London We learn by the accounts from Rome that the Papal Govern- -6 ,li e , aris. It is said that their Alajesties have fixed the 26th instant for 'the article in . which that charge, as I construe the words, U is most libellous and offensiae: it is evidently levelled We was about contracting a new loan for three millions, and 0 th e „9peration of Storming Teeth is performed in a few seconds. It Brighton for Windsor. that a tax was about to be levied of 68or 10 per a li to i ii e ra! is put into the cavity in an almost liquid state, with- at my moral character ; and, as character is dear to me, both The Duke of Welling - ton has broken up a part of his esta- 'd' - 'd u • and editorially, I have to request, that you will the property of the clergy, and a similar one upon the pen- ; s cell- upon 13 \se cat or pressure, hardens into enamel, allays the most excru- blishment in horses and servants, and . there is . a - rumour that i s li t a t i. e v :a a a ti s ea I a m . to understand the words "wilful and Flat- sinners of the state. Considerable reductions were about to be It I la g pain and lasts for many years, reverting the necessity • It Xtre, . t . ' a, c ion. They also Fasten Loose Teeth, whether arisin . g his grace will go on a continental tour in the spring. berate falsehood," in their obvious and literal sense; and, if so, made in various branches of the public service. All the members of the Cabinet have received summonses t o whetLer I am. to consider myself as char g ed, in the Standard, I t '' le' a ge, neglect, or disease of the Gums. ft° V e orrodible Mineral Teeth laced, from one to a complete set, attend a Council on Monday next, with the exception of the of which you - are the printer and publisher, w i t h having been • '-`• titl e h are i nca p a bl e o f discolourafton or corrosion, fixed without Lord Chancellor and Mr. C. Grant, who are in the north. guilty of a gross and criminal violation of truth, or, in plain TO cortrtEsPONDENTS. J, kal e ' , or Ligatures, and warranted to answer every for Advices from Palermo state that the eruption of Mount English, of uttering and publishing what I knew , at the time, , purpose We are anxious that the advertisements of our friends ma, be sue,- o ,e 4.eulation or Mastication. Vesuvius continued up to the Bth instant, and that many to be a ' , wilful and deliberate" . LIE. 5 14, 1 " the prevailing Malady of the Cholera Morbus through- foreigners had been attracted to7,witness the grandeur of the with the least possible de- take to insert "paragraphs" in. commendation qf i iigsr-egitt lea sa 'llrope, the substitute of 'Mineral Teeth has entirely - super- sc ene. The inhabitants residing at the foot of the volcano had, 1 have to request, that you will favour me with a distinct and teas ill through the medium of our columns, but we c explicit answer to this single question, whom we have no personal acquaintance. SIMI ,'OrikoecTiii y,_ b le d tile introdu dion of natural ones • This has arisen in con- however,begun to be considers ply seeace o f al `•• a , • '. • free f , - s, y alarmed at the continuance , . THO. BEAN. would be an act of injustice to our readers Z 4,.. ',. • ! ' ` s4 , et; _ . er . rs. i lallan s invention being :10ID those o f th e phenomenon, as the lava had not only advanced, but ./ay. —I am my akar Su', yours, sincerely, ---• CLERICUS will perceive that his communication:Li' - received a ai,t'l ---, t eeth a a impurities which must, more or less, attach to Human hail lik e wise extended itself on all sides, threatening destruc- Standar&office, Wednesday, 2. we are inclined to think, the less notice t h a w - taken' bi . sue 11 I ti }ion to their habitations. . a; • . - --J -:., the better. ht Teeth fixed on the above improved principle. DEAR.BIR,--:My note of this forenoon, although not satisfac- publications cea alf fur a si Ist es 'rs• M. particularly' invite the Members of the Faculty to THE DUTCH AFFAIR.—f ie report runs strong in the city— factor -t4 vou is Ibe to say, in no respect evasive. • The letter of MODERATOR is hardly of sufficti b.-Lk:rest d or 4--- , ' and we have no hesitation in saying that credit may be attac h ed 11 ? .. , ke'reluithe operation of filling decayed Teeth with the Mineral , is arawle ' in ' the Standard was, you are aware, written in sertion. ,: ." ',. . , 1 Yo it—that a courier has been despatched to the Cabinet of the - - , , . viise itence of your havin stated iu tile Albion, that Mr. .-. 4ttt'AUTl7l.—Ghar g es as iii Paris. Isl — 1 ' Hague, with new propositions, on the part of France and Eng- .i.. 11 d ' W . Robinsonhad d d ti Le ,and ss. propose to a o de station Our columns have been so filled with similar corn u '''‘qtet4s.' " 1u..,:th.4.2 ._ . Ai iist . ._ _ elonsieur MALLAN wishes to caution the Public laud—of Lord Palmerston! !! and Prince 'Tallearand.—The , of R. N.,' that we are obliged to decline his s vt-.4o(ity . vat, Fate p they are the only Proprietors of , the cele- froia Lord Sandon's committee to resort to bribery : and further occasion. • ".,...)..:_e ey ee i.:4-" , ed Mineral Suecedaneum French ministr • was kept in office by the display of the tri- that you , had not the slightest doubt of Lord Sandon's election „. l i atte of the above Firm ma . ybe consulted at PRESTON, on colour in Belgium. The English ministry has been saved from b 'h means • - ou made the assertion • vve are much obliged to J. G., but, on reference to the preceding- a s ,' Ll 'e n ), the 11th, and Saturday, the 12th instant and two sue- disgrace by the retreat of the French army. There has been h av in g - seen e ffectedy such ,y . . . as fact and at was the object of the writer in the Standard, to numbers of the Standard, he will perceive that many of his re- ( V. ' g Fridays and Saturdays, at Mr. Higginsou's, Hosier' figting, and bloodshed, and murder—there is now another give the statement, no matter by whom made, the most unequi- marks have been anticipated. 4 ergate. t attempt at the renewal of protocols. We again ask Lord . The ' 1 -. A RADICAL'S vommunication would ( • - le putt o, ANTI-RADICAL not be Jena , appears s )our publishe d ' Grey—is it peace, or is it war?—Guardian and'!ublic Ledger.rally understood. vocal cuntradictiou. It b - own corres- . , . .