The Liverpool Standard and General Commercial Advertiser. — Liverpool, Merseyside, England, 1833-05-14 00:00:00

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Liverpool ,p s COKER beg respectfully inform the and its Newhbour od, that Miss 4 .,( 1 from Paris and Lontron, th an assortment Lir, DRESSES, and 14' ionable GOODS, . eet "'n on THURSDAY next, the 16th instant. -.......1_ INCORRODIBLE MINERAL TEETH FIXED, Without tVires or Ligatures, AND FILLING DECAYED TEETH WITH The Public is respectfully informed that the THEATRE is - OPEN for the SEASON. present TUESDAY, the 1-Ith instant, will be Per il. formed the Tragedy of HAMLET, PRINCE OF DENMARK. Hamlet Mr. Vandenhoff. Osrick.... - Mr Browne, (Of the Theatres Royal Drury-lane. and Dublin.) who is en gaged for the early part of the season. Ophelia • Miss Jarman,, (Of the Theatres Royal Drury-lane an -Edinburgh,) who is engaged for a limit eriod. To conclude with the fay rite Drama of MINERAL SUCCEDANEUM, Without Pain, Heat, or Pressure, and INCORRODIBLE ARTIFICIAL TEETH. T ESSRS.. J. M. MALLAN, No. 46, BOLD-STREET, ll ii 1_ Liveip9ol, and Monsieur KING STREET, Manchester, SURGEON ENTISTS, "(of the firm of . MALLAN, 82, Malian and Sons, Great Russell-s teet, Bloomsbury, and Half moon -street, Piccadilly, London, where they may be con sulted 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 advertisetnchts. The Faculty are constantly. welcome to witness the applica tion of the MINERAL SUCCEOANECM, which they so universally recommend. Attendance in Liverpool and Manchester daily. Charges as in Paris. iEs L iv M'NEILL request the attention of the , whierpool and neighbourho6 SPRING ' ell they have personal selected from the which will be ready for inspection To ') the 15th instant. , s_ --- •,-:......___ 7 --.____—_...._._ --7 . nUOl‘. respectfully informs the Ladies of a !ul the Neighbourhood t • on THURSDAY (Ifoint, she will have re d for inspection au IVIILLINER I', D SSES, and a great t Fashionable Materials for Dresses, &c. 18,3 herself in L on d on an d P ar i s. 3. THE 'YOUTHFUL QUEEN. Steinberg Mr. Browne, Christine (the Youthful Queen).... Alist Jarman. To-mottaow (Wednes:lay) the 15th instant, The Comedy of . . THE HONEY - MOON. • Rolando Mr. Browne. Duke Aranza Mr. Vandenhoff. Juliana Miss Jarman. After which the Farce of' PERFECTION Charles Paragon Mr. Vandenhoff. Kate - (YBrien....Miss Jarman. Tickets and Places'ma,y be had of Mr. Parker, at the Box office, from Ten till Three. Lower Boxes 45.; Upper Boxes 3s. 6d.; Pit 2s. 6d.; Gallery Is. Doors to be opened at half-past Six, the Performance to com mence at Seven precisely. A limited number of Season Tickets, not Transferable, and not admissable at Benefits, may be had on application at the Box-office. e t i l qh er ' respectf u ll y anuounces er return from iti ep utu s s h_e_ has selected, from e First Houses of th e i ,,"taue . nt of MILI RY, DRESSES, c . of her F ends on THURSDAY ; follow ing days. Tr ID GLOVES, of every colour, CLEANED, so as to be equal to new, by L. ltATEnu, froi arts. The encomiums passed by the s i, ,itic journals of France and England, in favour of this Dis 'cry, merely render it ne cessary for the Patentee to solicit examination of the Specimens, to be seen at Mrs. LOAIAX'S SMALLWAIIE SHOP, No. 2, Cases street, Clayton-square, who is his sole Agent in Liverpool, and who will receive Gloves to be cleaned on or before the 15th of every month, which will be returned in less than a fortnight. N.B. If the Gloves are good 'Kid, and not too much soiled, they will clean equally well for months. itQ V 11117,.., %1 ai,l ‘, Izi beg respectfully t Miss the Ladie . ? L Ol , - ( 7' its Neighbourhood at liivni is iti c j i ,‘° l l With an elegant ortment of the most ,ftnelPul Parisian MIL VERY, Rice Straw, a , hu t ; al leY HATS and BONNETS, which will - ' l ,'Y next, the 16th instant. N 0 Circulars will be sent. 0 ; 0— ' 17 , hair- „le 3er I . '„ e e ; : i 1 r ); . " 0 : juo i tb, T. eiler I'S h l.l 4 ° UBE, C URCH-STREET. e e xi, `°:aonounhis H return finten London, with 1 (161 , 18 , \ ";e and well selectiFStock in LACE, ANbic",,CES, French and English RIBBONS, 'RCHIEFS, SCARFS, FLOWERS, LX , t, • Pr E ,: b `,3 colnirisino. a most tastefully elegant and Eng,lis"h Novelties, adapted to , the Youxa e re ady for i ns p ec ti on T HIS D AY CI ues 6s. MINT ASSISTANTS WANTED. ertilt6re Pectfuli } announ to the Ladies i tfi,t;'iln4tl4its 'asehiovnlialbileavltl 7 nt Season, TO-AIOR- Akctilve 15th O ne reel: YOUNG LADY In-doors. 'rNol h„NPectfully announces to the Ladies . of . 48sort,' return from London 'here she has )oBe;e4t of MILLINERY, RESSES, , &c., s 4 ;t11 i4B4braitting to their ins ection on I tit - tr„ t s Aut, • , Vpo •"te Bold-street. b%,4N1) CORSET MAKING. di es °' to return her grateful acknowledgments (Jf - 1 and her .Fr . ds the . 114,14 yerpoo c ;Ae h as 6 t has received , and 'speetfully in bevr, Leinoved (variety Gr , e Ortbrd-street . to , 4 how o a variety of 1 rench and English Af q ,° l l the 6th instant. t 1833. tidie j‘ ,Ispectfully solicits the at . .tipn of her lo\lZies of Liverpool, n and t to n h t te r °ll THURSDAY ex e 16th ins a . 44,1 A PPRENTICES Wanted. io tt , 4 j.,. tesPectfully solicits the att l'hitilvet:Pool and its vicinity t er..:SFili Ido_n_ R f . ic t the ilitt Pool be ready for inspe • non Titur f n o A m Y tPrl,ll,l whiclimere personally selecte r e -- ' 4 and, English houses in town. 4 A63; - -----_______ 4f LiverpoolB return her grateful thanks to the ient, and her Friends nerally for the 4. 7rp 001 5 . "e has received duri fourteen years' fr o t , f1(1 respectfully . forms them, that oi r t : Will 1,, 'lYton-square "to 77, BOLD-STIIE7, .4rietu e Opened on THURSDAY next, the lipth 6e58i)111(4 fashionable MILLINERY, &c. &c. Person a ll y selected by her Sister in 14, d0 M g ()I. 4PPRENTICES Wanted. Nti, Y 11, ta ll • to • 4 (lat tah Illfo rti e Assistant with Liss Carter) ) e lla3 , 1 the Ladies of L . rpool and its S; 11,3 , 1/°!l.-Inienced the M IN ERY BUSI -01184,' has i s „"gton• A ca ful selection of the teettiuy, bee n personally made iu London, to t,''itirit,ctiai,,sssolieited 011 PRID . AY next, the 17th Pil% : 1 , 14 e t j,L4OTII ESTABLI " IMENT, - Go 4114 ~,,), Loan sTREET. tolleirilex,-.IE respectfully solicit an early in . kplete. Lelisive and superior FANCY STOCK, 1 , „ 1 ,„ . ,Iten-sTREET, t kArte()lt PRO2i YAIIADISE-STREET.. Forem an to Mr. JACKSON, Castle -14 Fri tiAnur-siAKEn. &c. begs most respect hasl'llei,."ls and the Public, that he has returned .iiervonally made himself acquainted ishion and style of n lug. The de ll 1, ` L ine; has induce lint again to make deteiniination to ake up every Gar first -rate 'style of fashion and tl elnen embra ces this oppOrtunity of thanking and Families who have so libe -te his commencement and begs to ait oil his p art shall ever' be wanting to eco nomical an d f as hi onable; there avail t hemselves of the opportunity of thei r bein g assured that it will be his a pprobation and su pp or t. \NI' Gentlemen's plain and ornamental ',S PitO.A.l LONDON AND PARIS. `a, STOCK of Fashionable BONNETS, )4 ill London, from the most fashionable ietis, and at e xtraordinary Low Prices, vith ready money, and u on Save at 'WAYS and CO.'S, 41-8 TitEET, near rd-street, Id are most respect ily solicited to in ,atid elegant assortment of fashionable ',jail traws, Tuscans Leghorns, Dun le Tissues, Silk Bo' nnets, and every "'Le . for the Carriage or the Promenade, Silks, Ribbous, and other new Goods. cell eetiaprehends such a boundless van '''rtned but on inspection. They flatter xperience M this line of business, and )I,,vYp Pity to have the most fashionable th e rice% they shall continue to receive ie . Y have hitherto experienced. Cr' SHOP WOAIEN, and Thirty ..‘ri&;l4l'4al""tl trtliest °ISES • 1; 16.teto • ••• N Med ter/ 1r LI ••• I'lll b tlly rot e es place' )4i-str 8110,1, trod, eet. xi 0 SS •AT. , .erp, :.(xsV 447:11 wh 71,0 mo; ed„ deetsto 'ireet'sday u llfic Oat I'Y kx u th! 11,4t4 udieleri de e 4, beret', ty 1,4%14 iti3ll(l f Clttttatit o the I<t,,,telt!,„B°tf e t 7u I, Ns 14k h, • RTEt:IB 41' %II el , s the a.s: 4 , 04( 1 1. 4 :L11 , 4 i , 1; so ee tbe! ,41!„ttplo.`0Patii. steol. s s ‹ ) ond ot have ti° (014, car t o.el.ii, ody h e "'; 1 "e t .* s es, L t . I 1 ensirelt kqLs • the P ubli I ItY'Y teßs ld i; ) xtep s i onas e hav e t 4 a s the ,fOll4l, 41e1.1 I ) , 10 4 tN- 4 1p • 1, tt. that 1 • 1 '14 , bee ,Oftr e ,t, uo y 3 , 1 ‘,,i4blit t itti n y 1 4 041 • es Creelf4Cl Sitiv rh, l•p t he • ,) ,,, v ort nae r --A a t in r r i ses and ice. tr ee ▪ c ortg r2 t, k , c A : scape a time',lllo4,l44dieeg: ,1t Stale Ls:ktite,4l, e'tt h d for 3f° 'tree,l u 7 ire not ll o c s e who ale' L'11,1IIC:11'1..p, s case, ha t'A,sthe Ira the 4011I0'a ipon "trey N let aS 2, !flue') Cler e % 'lt dents. . of t r such jtk'4 have li t INC," '4' l)l , hithe I fret. rellt 'loner to br° es CAS ch:f L. ,! r their T3lll/ nt 0}1n i 1 t t ,',0 4 , 1 .141 1 )( ! )t he y ` It ' l , B , ml'; are t eat. 1,:4e trei4eBt,, ing, 39 m oo Qy . 12 ;i 85f9ti :1:1 3;f,,t/. 4 1 ) 1 1 . 1 4 7 et , 11011) ca th ee tfu is li ' l frigtq; kin' e;,l 'l,%laV i o• A r 14 4 11 41 N e weS , 10 1 1 dy tv Y t u f ,turtgao" 1,; () g ate d ;• -41 10 11,; ( 0 0 t t: S' You ceP /. l ;te l 8 “ dew.lll-1" ,O r to g htol l ; e s9 14 ? %ie ralid (;10 1 .: ,0‘ . 7 p i ', 4 8e v o ted mtQl l4 ant Co tt° I „Bed e" 6 9N) w i teJ tleZ tid )I „,_ : t t4 •t l ,' . aris. 9, P I e Of ° D e I : l t t hj, 'W s e e r 4 9, s Ce re 44 1. 1 1 1 be bti et r e), sti th, tf e " l Lo l , ee t oc ttkt ,t'lt.B el( g t t f ‘K,. ;' cg ty , • on i/ o, 5 1 , 6 1 4 S. 11;0P, e ` <- Oeeti°? lima! Xotiro. /11HE COmmiSsioners in a Commission of Bankrupt, bearing IL date the 12th day of August, 1831, awarded and issued forth against JAMES COOPER, of Liverpool, iu the county of Lancaster, Bone Dealer and Coal Merchant, - Dealer and Chapman, intend (in pursuance of au order of his Honour the Vice-Chancellor, of the sth day of , Nove er, 1831,) to meet on the sth day of June next, at Twelve o' ock at Noon, at the Clarendon-rooms, in Liverpool aforesa . , to Audit the Accolints of the Assignees of the joint Estate and Effects of the. said Bankrupt, and of his late partner JAMES PETTY, of Liver pool aforesaid, Coal Merchant and Brewer, Dealer arid Chap - - man, also a Bankrupt, under the said rn Coinission, pursuant to an Act of Parliament, made and passed iii the sixth .v - ear of the Reign of his late Majesty King - George the Poirith,-intithled "An Act to amend the Laws relating to Bankrupts;" and to receive proof of Dehts under the said Commission, - agatrisethe joint Estate of the said Bankrupts; and the said Comurissioneri also intend (in pursuance of the said order) to meet on the same day at One in the Afternoon, at the 'same place, iii order to make a final Dividend of the joint Estate and Effects of the said Bankrupts, when and where the Creditors, who have not already proved their Debts, are to 'come prepared to prove the same, or they will be excluded the benefit of the said Dividend. Aud all claims not then proved will be disallowed. BOURNE and IJASSALL, Solicitors. Lowther and M‘Viccar. Do. do. . John Gerdes, Do. book-keeper Ellen Fairelough, Do. _ spinster Christopher - M'Donald, Do. linen draper William Hagan, - • Greenwich, Esq. De Grouchy,Fiott and Savey, Fenchurch-st„Loudon,merchants Capel Care, - ' Do. merchant Charles and Michael Smith, Northampton, lace dealers Assignees of John Warren, Water-lane, Tower-street, London James Campbell; Henry Grace, Tottenham, Middlesex, Esq. George and Sampson Pritt, Holvwell-street, St. Clements-lane, London, merchant William Briscoe Davies, Neston . grocer Singleton and Whiteside, Liverpool, ; merchants Peor g e . Brown, ' . -' Do: • 'tailor Alexander Douglas; Finsbury-square, London, Esq. Francica Price, • • Birkenhead County Chester Samuel Grange, house servant to John Glegg, Esq„ Withing ton, Cheshire Wall and Mann, Coventry, watchmakers Alice Ford, - West Derby, County Lancaster Joseph Birch, Liverpool, - merchant John Mellor; Chester, - plumber Ralph Williamson, Liv erpool, Esq. George Clowes, Manchester, - merchant John Hobson, Wrexham, woollen draper Catharine Fleetwood, Liverpool, spinster Vere, Lucoden, Troughton and Co. Lombard-street, London, bankers Joseph Harris, Abchurch-lane, London, tea dealer Samuel Smith, - Manchester, linen draper John Harrison, • Liverpool, merchant William Blackburne, Do.. shopkeeper Thomas Donnellan, ' Do. • ' . do. Thomas Shallcross, Do. do. Carson and Parry, ' DO. merchants Parry and Higgmson, Do. do. William Lyon, • Melling, County Lancaster, yeoman John Baines, executor of John WYke, Liverpool, yeoman. Skellhorn and Greaves, Liverpool William Smith, , Do. gentleman Deakins and Fury, . Wilton, County Chester, merchant Robert Johnson, • Drogheda, Ireland, do. , _. ~. Ann Gfaister, - , --- ' - • Maryport,' Cuinberland, "spinster Oxley and Peterson; "- - ' Wakefield, County York, clothiers Ashton and Valentine Byrom, Liverpobl, merchants' John Pilkington, - - • Preston,' gentleman Thomas. Leeming,, DO, merchant, AbrahamStansfie/d, •GroS - Cenor:Square, London, - gentleman's servant Copeland and Threlfall; . Liverpool, , merchants Thomai'Billinge, ' Do. stationer Thornas*Donnellan, : ,Do. shopkeeper D Hopes and Clegg, drapers . John Birchall, . Prescot, shopkeeper - Gibbons and Finchett, 'Liverpool, merchants Ford, Hurst and Hudson, Do. do. James. Sheffield, Do., do. Roger Leigh, Do. - tallow chandler John Postlethwaite, Do. merchant Thomas Barton, Do. excise officer William Sherwood, Do. master mariner Edward Shepherd Smith, Do. merchant Begets and 'Wilson, as brokers to Thos. and Wm. Earle, Li , • verpool, brokers Thomas Marshall, Northwich, esq. Williaai Oilirenshaw, Maley, C..olhtv Ch6ster, pot maker Albertus 'Fheodorus van' Suchtlue, Amsterdam, merchant James Sutton, Liverpool, ;. merchant John Foster and Son, . Ditto, ' ' joiners Claessen (Joachim). Hamburgh, merchant Thomas Churchyard, Lothburv, London, oilman Teu Cate and Woollenhoven, Amsterdam, merchants Smith and Prentice, Dublin, do. George Grouing, Bremen, do. Edward Brock,. • Liverpool, gentleman Sikes, Snaith & Snaith, Mansion-house-street, London, bankers Robert and Samuel Skey, Birmingham, merchants Thomas Stanley; Cross-hall, County Lancaster, esq. James Bothwell, assignee of Robt. Holme, Liverpool, merchant Rowlands and Bebbington, Liverpool, corn merchants Griffith and Tart, Chester, merchants William Whitehouse, Liverpool, corn dealer .Tames Woods, Do. tanner Willis Earle, Do. merchant John Smith, Do. book-keeper John Knight, Do. glass maker Peter Leicester, trustee (J. Sowerby), Do. ineichant HiCken Bould, Bristol, grocer John M'Loughlin, Dublin, merchant Wm. Lake. executor of Wm. Orange, Liverpool, merchant James Hamilton, Liverpool, broker • Lever Philips and Co. Manchester, merchants Thomas Bagaley, . Liverpool, merchant Robert Jones,. ' - Do. gentleman Welshman and Cullingworth, Do. mercers H. L. Bradish, Do. -merchant Richard Smith, Do. liquor merchant Thomas Beard, Stockport, manufacturer Joseph Greases, assignee of Joseph Clegg, Liverpool, merchant Pointer,. Sutton and Co. Barge-yard, Bucklersbury, London, . , . ... . . merchants Thomas Unsworth and Son, Liverpool, - brewers William Lucas, • Broad-street, London, surgeon Gerard Stanley, Liscard, County of Chester, yeoman W. E. James, • • - Liverpool, - merchant • John Fegan, Do. gentleman David Philips, ••• • • , Aberyran, Cardiganshire, mariner John Bridge, • • -Liverpool, liquor merchant Thomas Lowe, Do. gentleman Smallshaw and Humble ; - - ' Do. shipwrights Thomas Fletcher, Do. brewer • Staniforth Ingram and Co. ' Do, bankers William Hulme, Huyton, near Prescot, husbandman Fold and Peacock,. - _ Birmingham, toy-makers Thomas Lowe, Liverpool, gentleman Edmund Wells, • Do. • trunkmakcr Richard Molyneux, Do. yeoman Richard Pratchett, Executor of Thomas Careless, Birmingham, druggist William 'Ward, surviving partner of John Foster, Liverpool, merchant CREDITORS ON THE SEPARATE ESTATE OF CALDWELL AND SMYTH. , _..... _... Assignees of Robert Preston, Liverpool, goldsmith Jmiadab Mort, •• • - . ' Northwich, merchant CREDITORS ON THE , SEPARATE ESTATE OF CHARLES CALDWELL. Elizabeth,Brierly, West Derby, near Liverpool, wiaow Assigness of Robert Preston, Liverpool, goldsmith Samuel Crane, Do. bookseller John Forster and Co., Reading, merchants Elizabeth Johnson, Liverpool, spinster . - CREDITORS ON THE SEPARATE ESTATE OF THOMAS SMYTH. John Evens, Wrexam, - esquire Assignees of Robert Preston, Liverpool, goldsmith Townley Ward, Heurake- s treet, C oven t-garden, London, gen tleman Edward Ashton, Liverpool, brazier John Eaton and Co., Do. carters William Hope, Do. draper Robert Hastie, Do. baker Kirby and Hendrick, Do. . blacksiniths William Ker, - Do. merchant Assignees of Lakes, Do. merchants Samuel Mather . ' Do. carter Simson, Mason, and Co., Do. sadlers John Owen, Do. shoemaker John•Pedder and Co., • Cork, Ireland, merchants William Slater and Co., Liverpool, James Setrar,bricklayer Do. sugar ,r refi ners James ck i r aye l: . e rs Thomas Unsworth and'Sons, Do. brewers Thomas Wilson, . ' Do. tallow chandler Rev. David Davies, Macclesfield, clerk Jonadab Mort, Northwich; - merchant Richard Kirk, Gwersvllt, Gresfor'l, county of Denbigh, miner LEIGILand SANDAR4 Solicitors to the Cuun.,iss..on. Mr. Knowles' last popular new" Play of THE WIFE, a TALE OP MANTUA, • . will be immediately produced. The New Drama of NELL GWYNNE will be amongst the earliest novelties of the season. . rrUMPFIREYS and ROBINSON have the pleasure t o 11 inform their_ Friends and the Public gvnerally, that their uer Shop, No. 19, Bold-street, (late Ri c h'a r(;son, Cowburn, and AY Humphreys,) was Opened YESTE AY (Monday) the 13th instant, with an entire new of SILK MERCERY, General DRAPERY, IIOSIE , &c. &c. W. H. takes this opportunity of iratefully ; c'znowledg,ing the kindness of his Friends dtiring h:s late Partner hip, and anxionsly solicits a 'continuance thereof in behalf of the New 19, Bold-street, and 20, Yewingtoit-bridge. LYCEUM NEW S-1100111, BOLULSTREET. THE Public are respectfully infoynig.d that a limited number of NOMINATIONS to this Ni&s-room, may be had at Twenty-five Shillings.per annum for the ensuing year.—Appli cation to be made at the Bar. RICHARD HOUGHTON. Lgeeain, May 7, 1833. LIVERPOOL LIBRARY.—MA 7, 1833. SUBSCRIPTION DUE ON TIIE FII OF MAY. HE ANNUAL MEETING 0 • e SUBSCRIBERS to I.yi.m e. the LIVERPOOL LIBRA will be had in the LIARAny, iu Bold-street, on TUESDAY next, the 14th instant, at Six o'clock in the Evening, to elect a President and a Con.- raittee, and to transact other uecessaiv business. P. M., M.D.. Presi'lont. F IHE undermentioned Creditors who have proved Debts un- Ider a Commission of Bankrupt bearing date the 23rd day of March, 1793, awarded and issued forth against CHARLES CALDWELL and THOMAS SMYTH, both of Liverpool, in the county 'of Lancaster, and JOHN FORBES and DANIEL GREGORY, both of the city of London, Bankers, Dealers and Partners, carrying on trade or business in Liver pool aforesaid, under the name, style, or firm of CHARLES CALDWELL and CO. are informed that one or more Divi dend or Dividends which have' been declared upon their res pective proofs against the joint Estate of the ankrupt, or against the separate Estate of Charles Cald ' and Thomas Smyth, the separate Estate of Charles Cold 1, or the separate Estate of Thomas Smyth remain uncl i ed, and they or the legal personal representatives of such them as may be dead, are hereby required to come in before Francis Gregg, Esq. at his office in the Court of Bankruptcy, Ba s in hall-street, Lon don, on or before the Ist day of July next, an d claim the same, or in default thereof they will be pereinptorily excluded the benefit of such Dividends, and the Dividends then remaining unclaimed will be divided amongst and paid to the other credi tors seeking relief under the said commission. Applications by letter will be rejected if not post-paid. CREDITORS ON THE JOINT ESTATE OF THE BANKRUPTS. William Brandreth, Liverpool, sawyer Jane Woods, • Walton,. spinster William Murphy, Liverpool, marble mason John Clarke, Do. gentleman Robert Walne and Sons, Do. bricklayers Kenrieht and Barber, - Do. timber merchants John Brown, Do. . merchant Elizabeth Robinson, Do. widow Dorothy Robinson, Do. widow Dorothy Taylor Do. spinster Thomas Flitcroft, Do. cotton manufacturer James Lyon, DO. shipwright Anthony Tyson, Do. tailor Francis Pnce, ' Do. liquor merchant William and Richard Deane, Do. ropers Edward Fairclough, Do. • watch maker Michael M'Connell, Do. weaver John FeaYon, Do. shopkeeper William Dennison, Do. merchant Henry Gardner, Do. millwright Venables, Taylor, and Taylor, Do. merchants Thomas Chantler and Co. Northwich, John Parry, Liverpool, merchant Edward Jones, Do. house carpenter George Mackay, Eccleston, glop-manufacturer Jane Jones, Liverpool, John Howard, Warrington, sail cloth-maker Thomas Holden, Rainford, schoolmaster Ann Knowles, Liverpool, spinster James Atherton, Billinge, nailmaker John Webster, Croxteth Hall, gentleman Sarah Barker, Liverpool, widow Joseph Lamb, Do. saddler Lewis Carkill, Do. cooper John Eddie, Do. . gardener James Bowman, Do. excise-officer Edward Lloyd, Warrington, clerk Robert Wottendale, , Dover-st. Middlesex, Dentist William Findlay, Liverpool, master mariner Robert Collister, Do. shipwright John Fletcher, Do. hatter Thomas and Henry Berry, Do. drapers Henderson and Johnson, Do . merchants William Green, Do. merchant Ann Smith, widow '7 ....... Thomas Tyas, Do. book-keeper Thomas Lea, Do. flour-dealer Andrew Aikin, Do. merchant Atherton and Astley, Do. merchants Betty Mellor, Do. widow John Meredith, Do. excise-officer Thomas Foster, Do. gentleman Joseph Wienshall. Do. musical instrument-maker William Carruthers, " Do. cabinet-maker Thomas Briscoe, Neston, mariner Ralph Smith, Liverpool, s l a t er William Morgan, Do. pipe-maker Joseph Lowe, Do. tanner Cabel Crookenden, ' Do. timber-merchant Henry Ross, Do. book-keeper James Rovlance, Toiteth Park, mariner William Earle, Liverpool, merchant Thomas Jones, Do. carpenter Peter Lawson, ' Do. master mariner Earles and Molyneux, • Do. ironmongers John Randles, ' D. victualler Bodies and Seaman, Do. • merchants OLD CANARY WINE. rTIHIS old and excellent WINE, so highly praised by medi cal men, is still to be had by applyin = JAS. REN WICK and CO., CROWN-Cll MBERS, RED OSS-STREET. Price, (Bottles included,) 2 per Dozen. Also, excellent PORT WINE, fine-flavoured, at 2s. per Dozen, Bottles included. Orders from the Country, inclosing a Remittance, or a Draft upon a correspondent in Liverpool, will be carefully attended to. NORTH BRITISH LIFE ASSULIAN 01: COMPANY, INCORPORATED by Royal Charter, 1, Hanover -str ee t, _ll_ Edinburgh; and , I, New Bank -buildings, London. His Grace the Duke of GORDON, President. EDINBURGH BOARD. YleE-PitEsIDENTS. Lord Napier. Y DIRECTORS. G. Macpherson Grant, Esq. Houidsworth, Esq. Henry Monteith, Esq. B. A. Oswald, Esq. William Trotter, Esq. T. Guthrie Wright, Esq. Earl of Aboyne EXTRAORDINAL Lord Moncrief Sir T. Dick Lander, Bart. Sir R. Dundas, Bart. Vice-AdmiralSir P. C. Bar ham, G.C.B. John Campbell, Esq. John Cunningham, Esq. ORDINARY DIRECTORS R. Cockburn, Esq., Chairman Ai.ex. Monypenny, Esq Hu . gli Broughton, Esq. James Nairne, Esq. J. D. Davidson, Esq. Thomas It ichardso G. L. Finlay, Esq. Robert Wriol l J. F. Gordon, Esq. . William I' ick Esq. James Hay, Esq. J. Borthwick, Esq.. Manager Robert Menzies, Esq. John Brash, Esq., Secretary. Solicitors.—Messrs. James and Charles Nairne, Writers to tl.e Signet, 22, Albany-street, Edinburgh. LONDON 'BOARD. Earl of CAMPERDOWN, President: VICE-pRESIDENTS. Lord Viscount Strathallan I ' Lord Viscount Exmouth. HONORARY MANAGERS. J. E. Baillie. Esq., M.P. J. A. S.Mackenzie,Esq.,M.P. Lieutenant-General Robt. Bell J. Mackillop, Esq., M.P. Vice-Admiral Sir J. P. Beres- W. A. Mackinnon, Esq. ford, Bart., M.P. Right Hon. Henry Ellis Hon. A. Macdonald George Traiil,- Esq., M.P. MANAGERS. The Right Hon. Sir P. Laurie, J. J. Glennie, Esq. Lord - Mayor, Chairman Charles Ilertslet, Esq. Francis Warden, Esq., Deputy Herr}. N elson, Esq. Chairman J. Pine, Esq. A. Cockburn, Esq. ,Isaac Sewell, Esq. J. Connell, Esq. A. Urquhart, Esq. \V. P. Craufurd, Esq. George Webster, Esq. Robert Dent, Esq. B. Boyd, Esq. ) Resident. • John Gardiner, Esq. M. Boyd, Esq. j - Bankers—Sir R. C. Glyn, Bart., and Co. Physician—J. Webster, M.D., 56, Grosvenor-street. Solicitors—Messrs. Parker and Webster, 13, New Boswell . court. CAPITAL, ONE MILLION. The advantages offered to the Public by this Corporation are"-- , 1. Ample security from their large capital. 2. Rates of Premium nearly FIVE PER CENT. LOWER than most other offices acting on the system of participation of profits. 3. Premiums may be made payable either in a SINGLE PAYMENT, OR BY ANNUAL, HALF-YEARLY, or QUARTERLY PAYMENTS. 4. The Assured may either participate in the PROFITS tot - cured against all responsibi.ity by the capital of the Coryekt Lion. or may pay a less . preinium for securing a specitieZiaaPer Cent without periodical additions. 5. When policies effected by parties on their own iv assigned to others'for onerous causes,. the holders at against the risk of the original assuredds ing by SUI%D. ••• DUELLING. . 6. Every FACILITY given on moderate terms t • going beyond the PRESCRIBED Limns of the P ity(ls" 7. Advances made on security of policies .of 'wee years' standing to the extent or their value: 1„t010c)j.la S. A liberal price given for policies to parties wishing to stir render them. Agent for Liverpool, MATTHEW JAMIESON, h, ',V a ta-s tree t. Medical Reference,. Dr. ANDERSON, Oxford-Stied. . ~ i. „ . ;,. / ,, ~,,,/ , 4 1 . , _