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BY GIVEN, that e ANNUAL GE RY will be hel in Sr. NicROLAS' the 9th instan at Twelve o'Clock at if the usual ness of the Parish; at 'ort of the S e l c t V es t r y f or th e la s t y ear arishioners, and the Inhabitants assem nominate and elect not less than two, itantial householders or occupiers within the office of Overseers of the Poor for ley will also be required to nominate twenty, nor less than five substantial newithin the Parish to be Members of car e and management of the eon ensuing.. year. M. D. LO W N EMO, vestry-01,A.. p TOWN OF LIVERPOOL. dOII.V.P.i'LL, ESQ. MAYOR. p ( kl RT OF QUARTER SESSIONS "0/7 t , 18 BOROUG and TOWN will be v e, 1 1S1)51 1 „T-R00/1 on the south side of Pc n . - ' l , the 1 tli day of April instant, !ar 1 4 0 u; when and where all Persons 0 11 4 Prosecute, give Evidence or ' - Pain of their respective Recogni- PA b e C,,SA GE, for the Trial of clylj.. R and BAILIFFS • i THU R SDAY t h the 18th day of April Lre ll ter 7e. Mornini of which the A.TTOR luired to ta e Notic. FOSTER, _ _ T o wu-ci., 'e re lerk and Clerk of the Peace. at til l-t ested to take Notice, that no Le -rn ell - Szssions, unless the same be -e cterk's Office, on or before the for k i 11 ,!t ef 8 "enleanors and Assaults found ° 13-B°4B e admitted to Bail must be Grand ° re e Tw lVe o'clock on the day next la t h e otherwis9 the Trial of the ' 4 ions following. 'Co be tet. Ne , and SPlRlTattached. eut 'AULT, in a cents , 4. and Pree ROI S nd CELLARS, - - niz a -houses; a Dr Y Aaneriean Ch v. , b uilt' Lower Sparling 'Warehouses, o • tt; e TS, 11ONTGOIIERY? Ironmonger-lane. , t hot 7.6R5,. / 4- ';'„ ls -1. , eoacP i,',' 'le zi , w• m. 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CRUICKSH ANK, Brother and Executor to the late Mr. G. Cruickshank, begs to recommend Mr. J. F. Cannell to the support and patronage of the friends of his late lamented bro ther. 30th March, 1833. .t PROFESSOR HURWITZ'S HEBREW GRAMMAR. A GRAMMAR of the HEBRE LANGUAGE, in Two , Parts :—Part 1. The Ortho raphy, &e.- . -Poirt 2. The / Etymology and Syntax. By ofessor HURWITZ. Octavo, 17s. cloth. Either part may b ad separately; 'part 1, ss. 6d. Part 2,12 s. • _ . . _ "Ali-. Hurwitz has given to the world a Grammar which, for lucid arrangement, has been rarely equalled. It is a work which may be understood by a child, and vet the most ad vanced proficient may consult it with advantige."—Athenceum, June 18, 1831. Printed for John Taylor, Bookseller and Publisher to the University of London, O, Upper Gower-street; and Sold by W. Grapel, Liverpool. ,''. 4 ' IX C ~ m.gt , ' ,o - ft , ~ h ,, 1% .e. --.1.1,.„ s_, opiNtlittio„,yji ;1 1 ) ibtliii,,o. ''')lrf* , 1%10 0 1 ',,r,p44.7,, ,- , f, -,- - , <„, i i 4.. 0 -.,-,- ,‘l°,tir ,:. t uta .„.....,,,,, --:-.,......,-,i , "4‘• ' cirri; .....„..,.„._ PROJECTED NORTHERN HOSPITAL. QEVERAL persons desirous to promote the instituti o n o f a I. NORTHERN HOSPITAL for Liverpool, having met on the 15th of March, 1833, resolved themselves into a Provisional Committee, to forward that object, WILLIAM BROWN, Esq. in the Chair. A sub-committee was appointed to enquire into the site, ex tent, and probable expense of such an establishment, who, on the 25th of March, submitted the following report, which was approved and ordered to be presented to the public. REPOLI T. The want of an additional Medical an Surgical Infirmary to meet, in some degree, the present n essities of the poorer classes of the greatly enlarged potion of Liverpool, has been long felt, and acknowledged, a more particularly by those most conversant with the condition and wants of that class of its inhabitants. The establishment of such an Institution therefore has been at differnt periods contemplated by many benevolent indi viduals. It is obvious, however, that the foundation of any Charitable Institution is an undertaking of great importance and respon sibility, calling for considerable exertion on the part of its first promoters, and requiring the countenance and support of those among whom it is intended to exist, and upon whose Cdntributions its subsequent capability and usefulness must de pend. . But before. submitting to the public the grounds upon which this, necessity rests, those who are anxious to promote this measure, desire to disclaim altogether any intention to interfere with the excellent establishment of the same kind already ex isting, but rather to co-operate in the same philanthropic labour. The importance and utility of the present Infirmary are universally acknowledged, but its inadequacy to meet the wants of a-rapidly increasing population, is also undeniable, and has long been a subject of regret to its managers, and to the medi cal profession generally in Liverpool. That it has been so to the former,_ is in proof by the follow ing extract from the Report for 1825, being the year subse-: quent to that in which the present building was opened : It has been with the greatest reluctance that the visiters have been compelled to reject numerous applications for relief; as not withstanding the great additional accommodation aprded by the new infirmary, it has frequently been found inadequate to the increased population, and consequent increase of applicants for medical relief" Here then is the best of evidence, that the evil for which a remedy is now sought has long eexi ted; and when we look at the fact, that the increase of population since 1821 amounts to 50,000, it is en innvitnbie consequence that that evil must have been-gradually and proportionably augmenting,. and will still continue so to do, (unless further provided aga inst,) notwith standing the arrangements now making by thl4.Alifirmary Committee for the separate accommodation of Lock Patients. The necessity being thus self-evident and very generally ad mitted, it remains only to submit the views of the projectors of a New Hospital, as to the most eligible mode of accomplishing their object; namely, that of affording immediate accommoda tion - to meet a present necessity, with the confident expectation that so doing will ultimately lead to the foundation of a more extensive establishment It is proposed that a House suitable to accommodate Fifty Patients shall be taken, fitted up, and provided with all requ.- sites for their immediate reception. With respect to locality, the northern parts of the town have the first claim for consideration, inasmuch as they are princi pally and densely inhabited by the labouring classes, and are so far distant from the present Infirmary, as to render the removal of patients always difficult, and sometimes impossible. With regard to the expense, no better guide presents itself than the information obtained from the Infirmary Reports, which warrants a conclusion, that from £l2OO to £l5OO per an num will be sufficient for the immediate accommodation in tended, exclusive of the necessary outfit. Having now submitted their project to the public, together With proof of its absolute necessity, the promoters of a Northern Hospital for Liverpool entertain the greatest confidence, that their views will be met with that liberality both of sentiment and action, which is at once consistent with the moral feeling and benevolence which have hitherto distinguished the town, and placed it in the prominent situation it occupies in the esti mation of the civilized world. A GENERAL MEETING of the Friends of this project will be held on 'Wednesday, the 10th of April, at Twelve o'Clock, in the Sessions House; at which meeting the Worshipful the MAYOR has kindly consented to preside. Books for Subscriptions will be left at the different Banks. LOCAL. On Thursday last the lady of Sir Philip Grey Egertcn pre sented the hon. baronet with a son and heir, at his house in Chester-street, Grosvenor-place, London. We are happy to hear that her ladyship and the infant are doing well. On Friday night there was a grand performance, at the The atre-Royal, of 1\ eukomm's oratorio of " Mount Sinai," under the direction of Mr. Aldridge, as leader of the band, and Mr. G. Holden, as conductor, who also presided at the organ. Beethoven's Grand Symphony (in C), and his Mass, in C, (Kyrie and Gloria), were the opening pieces, and were executed in a style that did great credit to the vocal and instrumental performers. This oratorio must have been a great treat to the lovers of sacred music, and was graced by the presence of all the beauty and fashion.of Liverpool; and we hope to see it fol lowed by one of Handel's or Haydn's admirable compositions. The first division of the 6th or Inniskillen Dragoons, com manded by Captain Osborn, disembarked on Sunday morning, at the Clarence Dock, from the St. George Steam ; packet Conl pany's vessels, Lord Blayney and William the k ourtb. The passage from Dublin was very short, which enabled both men and horses to app,ear fresh and well-conditioned. We were extremely gratified to observe Lieut.-Col. Jordan once more actively engaged in his professional Avocations; and it is with unalloyed satisfaction-we are able to state that this respected gentleman, and efficient officer, had the appearance of being completely-recovered from the effects of his late severe acci dent.. The disembarkation of the troops was performed in the short period of two hours and a half, under the able superin tendance of Capt. Brown, R.N., the resident agent for trans ports. The division proceeded yesterday on its route to Edin burgh. EXTRAORDINARY ARRIVAL OF VESSELS.—On Friday morn ing, the wind, which for some time past had been from the east,' veered round to the westward, blowing a fresh breeze, An im mense number of vessels, : which had been kept off the port by the contrary winds, availed themselves of this favourable change, and came into the river. In the course of the day, not less than 130, including coasters, were reported as having arrived. There were no less than fifty arrivals from foreign ports, principaßy vessels of large burthen and with valuable cargoes. From New Orleans alone nine vessels were reported ; from Savannah, fire; from South America,- five; from the West Indies, four; and from Africa, two. We believe that for niany . years past there has not been so great a number of arrivals in one day. The river was literally . crowded with sails, and presented a most animated and interesting appearance. LIVERPOOL AND MANCHESTER RAILWAY.—The general annual meeting of this company was held on Thursday last, at the Cotton Sales' Room, Exchange Buildings, Robert elad stone, Esq. in the chair. The chairman congratulated the pro prietors upon the increasing prosperity of the company. Its revenue was gradually increasing, and its expenditure decreas ing. The carriage of goods for January and February this • year, as compared with the same months last year, was greater by 6,720 tons:— tons In Jan. and Feb. 1832, the gross amount was 19,909 In Jan. and Feb. 1833, ditto 26,09 The chief object of the meeting was to choose directors, in lien of the five directors that were to go out this year in the usual manner by rotation. The gentleman whose term expired this year were John Moss, Robert Gladstone, David Hodgson, Jo seph Sandars, and Charles Tayleur, Esqrs. The new candidates were Joseph Hornby, Edward Wilson, and Theodore Rathbone, Esqrs. At the termination of the meeting the votes . were taken by ballot, when the three new candidates, and John Moss and David Hodgson, .Esqs., were chosen rectors, the two latter gentlemen being .re-elected.—The following is the state of the poll. VOTES. Joseph Hornby, Esq. 3,365 Edward Wilson, Esq. 1,881 David Hodgson, Esq. 2,545 Joseph Sandars, Esq. 1,838 Theo. Rathbone, Esq. 2,234 Robt. Gladstone Esq. 1,578 John Moss, E5q...... 1,950 Prior to the election of the new directors, a discussion took place as to the right claimed by the nominees of the Duke of Suther land to vote on the present occasion, by using the additional shares which he possessed in the form of quarter shares, beyond the number of 1,000 shares that were granted to him at the formation of the Company. A resolution was passed with the general concurrence ()tithe proprietors, in which the Duke was respectfully requested to forego, on future occasions; the right which a clause in the act now gave him.—The committee were requested to consjder the propriety of reducing the fares on short distances Along the line, and to use their utmost endea vours to prompote economy and retrenclwem .i lucks were justly voted' to the chairman for his impaa • • eral con ductin tile chair. • • • SPRING FAIR.—The number of cattle shown at our fair, on Wednesday, was considerable, but there was rather a short silp ply of calvers, which sold well at good prices] Bing from twelve to sixteen pounds, and in two or thrirtiOcihces higher. Lean - cattle were but little enquired for, ''arialltices as at the late fairs in the neighbourhood. The show of horses on Thur,- day was very meagre, there being scarcely a good horse to be seen in the fair.—Preston Pilot. WIGAN.—On Wednesday afternoon a meeting of the mini sters, &c., in connection with the Lancashire independent County Union, was held at St. Paul's Chapel, Wigan, for the dispatch of the business. The Rev. Mr. Kelly preached in am evening. BIRTH. On the 12th ult., the wife of Mr. Leekerby, of this town, of a daughter, being her 22nd child. MARRIED. On Saturday, the 30th ult., at the Collegiate Church, Manchester, by the Rev. Dr. Smith, Mr. Allan Hibber?, of Pernambuco, to Mary, youngest daughter of Mr. Thomas Jedstill, of the former place. DIED. On the 29th ult., aged 25, Miss Elizabeth Gladstones, third daughbt. r of Thomas Gladstones, Esq. On the 21st ult., the Rev. Jer. Reid, aged 85, incumbent of Rockliff, near Carlisle, having faithfully discharged the duties of that parish for the space of 54 years. What is remarkable, he and his prede cessor have filled the situation for the long period of 112 years. LIVERPOOL INFIR: 11ARY, MAR. 28th, 1833 ADMITTED. DiscIIARoED. In-patients cured . . . . 22 In-patients . . . Relieved and at own request . 3 Out-patients . . . Made Out-patients . , . 2 Casu a l d u ri ng 5 1. P. Irregular Dead Consulting Physician and Surgeon; Dr. Renwick and Mr.. Forshaw Physician and Surgeon, Dr. 13randreth and Mr. Dawson. Home Visitors, Mr. Dixon and Mr. Ashley. Chaplain. the Rey. R. Davies.—House Surgeon, Mr. T. 4p.*X--.r.-", ZIMMIIMEIMMINAMININIminimew TIDE TABLE FOR LIVERPOoL. .Ern. lit. Fes „se. H. N. H. N. F. I. Tuesday .... 2 921 949 16 5 Z. ; - Wednesday.. 3 10 14 10 38 18 6 Richard, Bgateh ch Thursday.... 4 10 59 11 21 20 0 St Ambrose .= ~; Friday, ..... . 5 11 41 -- 20 11 Good Fridar — l*t - )",,,,d Saturday.... 6 0 2 022 20 11 SUNDAY ... 7 042 1 2 20 2 Easter Sunday. "(-• Monday.-- 8 120 140 18 10 Easter Monday.