The Liverpool Standard and General Commercial Advertiser. — Liverpool, Merseyside, England, 1833-05-17 00:00:00

4/( 14.04 .4 7/ t 077 r ititr.)! oval AND GENERAL COMISIERCIAL ADVERTISER. air t, 1.) the 1 t ° !: o '. l 14 1' ',, PUBLISHED EVERY TUESDAY AND FRIDAY MORNING. HEARTS RESOLVED, AND HANDS PREPARED, THE BLESSINGS THEY ENJOY TO GUARD!--7SmoLLETT, e) ----- °l. FRIDAY, MAY 7 , 1833. PRICE. rd. Illtikbib %1 1 , --4 ROYAL, LIVERPO OL. !•_,'' ;111 1 ? ef the Races, the Doors will be thisopened d anees IreliellepeSt Seven o'clock, and the Perform ' pr 4-, at past o'clock. ge qr t , rlt IDAY, the l'ith instant, under the patron -41, St e ,: 'W. Bulkeley Bart., and W. Mass e y_ Sota_n ards of tlic Races;will be repeated the Play i Mas\ L THE HUNCHBACK. t i).rd Tinsel .......... Mr. Browne. _ _. „liter (the Hunchback) Mr. Vandenhoif. )tichid„ 7,414 ....... . .... Miss Jarman. 4 ` 4 1 i t k i nt the first time here) with the New Drama, as Coveh,llr.ightlY su • •,•• 1-Tarden ' Th eatre WCZB U S ll i° p li Te t C h e i d s ell se te a d so s n tlee a e t ss t , h c e alled NELL GWYNNE ; 1 (1 4 ' Or, T LIE PROLOGUE. ) c k i gcharl e s the S c d.. Mr. V4ndenhoff. * Yiles. (late'• -of e li e ru n ry-latie?.. r .Mr. Browne. P ri,,N, e.llwynne .... Miss arman. ,_ . - e Iv til he no Performance 011,Satura"y I , d ah ttle 44Y e tle . 1 , t, the in tant, will be performed,. fr tn t l h e e s ;`„ker-,,,'l`ge fa vourite s New Play, written 'EY ' the - rivtl"•es, E sq. t performed this season . at . qti„ , a,, Cov and Thll tall _, e at Garden, with the most distinguished t e 17 . , 1 4 L au PE A TALF OF MANTUA. 4\ ft::: _s, ts: i_t;?arnr e a .. .. ........ Jarman. Nir. i V e an ... denhoff. ill i ki r , ~ ' l C le: a til i rd tune, i New Farce of TERBUCKS; Itt p e -', r, THE RAILROAD OF LOVE. • I bilk Ce"leddeOellidt a t p w p O r o f b o a r t in i o e n r . representa..tiionnsprwepitha kti taNtioeaulled SECOND THOUGHTS, is y the Boxe s will will speedily be produced. f Mrr 9 arker, at the Box ree lA...Teti tailltneY be taken o i. i7t e , 4 . . ~aree. Pitts. 6d, ; Gallery let it ,',:rate,F4',,. upper Boxes 3s. 6d.; not Transfer . ab e !t.;lssahl ` 44o er ef Season don application a, e at Benefits, may be ha 5..- D ES 4 tei F A Li a nd CLARE respietfully inform the, ,11,'„III0Z-SP 0 01 and its Nekhbourhood, that their nist A ,,, w re ill be ready foKnspection on TUESDAY Ma y 1833. 1114 LAT, WI LLIAM DYKE. As_ SH ALLCROSS AND DYKE, • tt,t ' lll ) b RAPER, 32, CASTLE-STREET. tie, theg s he av e to inform his Piiends and the wade, fa s ht has just returned tiOm London, with 431 1 -114 blo Assortment 1' Goods, suitable to 4 ,ltter t , Preqp he hrit - eq o n h -- , oPportunity of acknowledging the 24, 84 k e „, e late firm, and hopes that a continu '4ikt pat ;Ltenti on to the orders of his Friends will 'lake Which it will be his constant endea- Q 11 13, 1833. It, OL CLOTH ES'FABLISHMENT, th_nAirgq I T — 3 LORD STREET/ 1 1‘ 1 0,t1 t tlei, "°14 ME respecietilly solicit an early in tensive and superior FANCY STOCK, ~.N...„. ................. N 144 4114 OLD CANARY WINE. . ‘Zll, i, el„selleut WINE, so highly ptroalsjA, ed by medi -4 11%- 8 0 41 1 t 0 be had by aLfPIYI-74 iti,ii,tettilleit(ll)oott_le..s inn , e lice.) s'aowN-e AMBERS S. REN clude_d,)2lr.cernopsos-zserni...EELr.s. per r ti, 41 41 li i: WINE, t ° 1 14 4 th e t e: l ed fine-flavoured, at zed Dopde ountry, inclosing a Rem attended to. at ill Liverpool, will be carefully ittan or a aft 1 4i 031 0 sti t i tki t i4 3,44 l : i ittPOOL. May 14, 1833. ' l 4 , 4 34" Isije t ; GIVEN, that a VESTRY will be .ii ( 10 41) (4y oroLAS'S CHURCH, on THURS. i.wsillt a „MaY instant, at One o'clock in the t "OVERNOR e IATRON of the ° supply I a. kathe vacant ' occasioned by the " , ,ulnan, the late ' vernor. D. LOWNDES, Vestry-clerk. ' 4l ll, 11 4 4fil t ‘ tM tile Q • 4 1;1 1 16, 14 AV.e'LECT VESTRY, held in the Parish ,.(l7-31a,‘,81178`,,tQr-street, the 14th May, 1833, L ' ik'Pli''3 CAMPBELL RectLr, in the Chair, Llntf, l4 ,,be - "s for the Governorship of the Work ilu:(l the testimonials in favour of the 1 0 1 14 7,, urt s c,,, v nlg been read t "4 , i tl • /4:;ntousty,—That, 'in the opinion of the 91)1,4 4 5 e °f tl ae 4 / 1 3 1 ; HENVE . TT, the present Governor )4ild c, lilted Parishes of St. Andrew, Ho - lilted Of Ete . iat , G eo rge the Martyr, •nd Mrs. Hewett, : t f; 1 4111 1 ;.4 , t iti )e d of the s a me Workhouse, are Offices to fill of Governor ' and yce4ll% i r .,Workhouse . : and that it be a Te t co a m : ttti l :tv v. to, the 1 anshionersVestry o p ' ' and that this Resolution be inserted „v e Fool p a p ers . JOHN MACKINLAY, Secretary. bpi E p4it l i r ;, b , Ut\I4IIONERS OF LIVERPOOL. 44° li j!•kxiEs, A llot L i t to tis solicit from you the appointment of P' 4 4,lqav e "e Workhouse. k ,Whittule sitentured fo offer my-self as a Candidate I,k l N ll l , l ll - 4 .1 : 440 11, did I not feel encouraged by the I d.".lat e f o ' lk tle vo e i acquired in tiViligntthedie!cohmainfietteoef t,146:11,44(111 \‘‘ll(')lr k u h P o u u n se ti d e ur a inK on .t e he o past year. It t ki i .111 5 . 1 " fti my ability place me in this situa t 4 44 ti lt4 t v it t 4 T io e u to forward , in '' every ' possible way, the v ;'et i 1 , 4 _ the great importance of which . ni. ' lia,,,V l he i best means of appreciating. Af q , Vo„ Ladi°Bll°alilrdtGebneilemen, 11 15 1' lespectful and obedient servant, '3,-33. BENJ. HARAM, Jun. k l ilt p li t h t) 0 1118 1-17 -------- - - .' ;e 1 /I NTL E - ONEItS OF LIVERPOOL. 1 1 . 1,4 4 f, 4 v.,e to u r.' ' ''''t u. WI S47;—,r,loyself to your notice as a CAN kll4r. ,vk :7,—,',,:kiA_TlON I GOVERNOR of the h --'''' °Y the decease of Mr. Hardman, the Lthel ll( :' ,v°ll 11 ° doub - inted to take lfkiliel?eAS'r e a i r i e Uli w C a g re,'i o s n aP 'F ° Lwaspxy, the Lli , g , Qur 4 e2.8-on, and at the poll, I most respect rihbo: a‘r e to ':,1.11' votes and interest. N, Lilt assur e ie aro. eto th i ,„)u . that should you do me te L I k r : 1 01,:e the i,, 3 °nice, it shall be my most earnest Pc h ‘ b; ,. ll : po li Th—lortimt and responsible duties which (14.1:i:1:a7nui-iFtt'edin such a manner as to promote, 4 at 3 co r ,_. their condition the comfort and wet k, i Ap° sable my . char , ge, on the one hand, , 4 th. e expense to the parish, on the `tly , a ' co tirse , i , kli trite Bever'te ° t c anvas ' have failed to pay my tk:ilk, , . trust that the omission will be attri illlte 7 1 er a on ? ; n citi anitieeslithe greatexter : tt of the consti thi,• tlikokg4t er resn e ToY Present situation, not to I rectfully-8(:1:r tW fact o t i l l rs lll ll! )art 'already received, t 'atli„ I re " t tt thecir contin a u ve ance on the day of 14114111.4 Gentfen Inost l e°, obedient humble Servant, JOHN SHIPP, (SuPeriliteadent of the Nightly Watch.) bu tei' i te I' o it sir )re tpr veS ifter . ;l :(1111v, tbe Ito 0.1 1 Dt Oat he 0 a o il ?! „, ri cer r i red l e ✓t 0 1 ;4 r • Mir'. f Of t v cl TOO got po; 1",' ° •10 ° :0 .t. .$ o et:sro treet' 1 fa" z gym) ce?u' a ~~J.I ~1~~ CHURCH MISSIONARY SOCIETY. riN SUNDAY next, the 19th instant, Two SERMONS will V/ be preached at ST. BRIDE'S CHURCH, Percy-street, Upper Parliament-street, by the Rev. HENRY RAIKES, A.M., Chancellor of the Diocese, AO a Collection made tier each Seimon, in aid of the Fuuds a the above-nanic4ilusti tution. Divine Service to commence at Eleven o'clock in the Morn ing, and Half-past Three in the Afternoon. DISTRICT PROVIDENT SOCIETY. firiHE ANNUAL MEETING of the DISTRICT JL PRO VIDENT SOCIETY will be held at the BITION-ROOMS, in Church-street, 0141'UESDAY next, the 21st instant, at One o'clock. C. W. LAWRENCE,.? s . • ecretartes. J. B. BRANCKER, S Qffice, Queen-square, May 13, 1833. LIVERPOOL AUXILIARY BIBLE SOCIETY. THE ANNUAL MEETING of the SUBSCRIBERS and FRIENDS of this Society, of the Ladies' Branch Society, and their respective .Associations, will be held in the EXHI BITION ROOM, POSTOFFICE-PLACE, ou FainAY, the 24th instant, the Chair to be taken at HA if-past Six o'clock. The Rev. Dr. Paterson, as a DetaUtion from the Parent Society, and other Gentlemen are expected to attend. ROBERT DAVIES, A.M., Secretaries. SAMUEL IIOPE, Lirerpool, May 15, 1833. RITCHIE'S COPYING. PRESSES. THESE PRESSES possess - the advantage of Copying Letters, Accounts, &c. into a Book previously made up; they stand upon a Desk or Table, resoiring no fixing, are simple in their construction, and so eSyient in their operation, they can safely be recommended to the Merchants, Brokers, and Public Offices. S. FRANCEYS, Agent. S. F. has on Sale Copying Ink Paper, Copying Books, and all articles of Stationery. 7, High-street, Exchange. INCORRODIBLE MINERAL TEETH FIXED, Without Wires or Ligatures, AND FILLING DECAYED TEETH WITH '.t MINERAL SUCCEDANEUM, Without Pain, Heat, or Pressure, and INCORRODIBLE ARTIFICIA TEETH. IUrESSRS.. J. M. MALLAN, No. 46 OLD-STREET, IVL Liverpool, and Monsieur A. A LAN, 82 . , KING STREET, Manchester, SURGEON D -Tins, (of the firm of Malian and Sons, Great Russell-street, 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 °flitting 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 Faculty are constantly welcome to witness the applica tion of the MlNuital, SuccEDANutm, which they so universally recommend. Attendance in Liverpool and Manchester daily. Charges as in Paris. MHE undermentioned Creditors who have proved Debts un der 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 B a nk ru pt, or against the separate Estate of Charles Caldwell and Thomas Smyth, the separate Estate of Charles Caldwell, or the separate Estate of Thomas Smyth remain unclaimed, and they or the legal personal representatives of such o Ahem as may be dead, are hereby required to come in befor - .rancis Gregg, Esq. a t office his in the Court of Bankrupt i irc , Basinghall-street, Lon don, on or before the Ist day of July next, and claim the same, or in default thereof they will be peremptorily excluded the benefit of such Dividends, and the Dividends then remainin g 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 Kenright 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 Anthonyyson, Do. t a il or Francis . Price, Do. liquor merchant William and Richard Deane, Do. i ropers Edward Fairclough, Do. watch maker Michael M`Connell, Do. weaver John Fearon, Do. shopkeeper William Denuison, 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, glass-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. James Bowman, Do.excise-office r Edward Lloyd, Warrington, P cle r i d •k eer Robert Woffendale, Dover-st. Middlesex, Dentist William Findlay, Robert Collister, Liverpool, master mariner Do. shipwright John Fletcher Do. hatter Thomas and Henry Berry, Do. drapers Henderson and Johnson, D. merchants ___.... WilliaM Green, Ann Smith, ____ Do: - Merchant Do. widow Thomas Ties, 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. Joseph Wtenshall. Do. musical gentleman instrument-maker William Carruthers, Do. cabinet-maker Thonias Briscoe, • Neston, mariner Ralph Smith, . Liverpool, slater William Morgan, Do. pipe-maker Joseph Lowe; Do. tanner Cabel Crookenden, Do. timber-merchant Henry Ross, Do. book-keeper James Rovlance, Toxteth Park, mariner William t ark, Liverpool, merchant Thomas Jones, Do. carpenter Peter Lawson, Do. master mariner Earles and Molyneux, Do. ironmongers John Raudles, Do. victualler Boater. , and Seaman, Do. merchants Lowther and M'Viccar. ' Do. do. John-Gerdes, Do. book-keeper Ellen Fairclough, Do. spinster Christopher M Donald, Do. linen draper William Hagan, Greenwich, Esq. De Grouch y, Fiott and Savey, Fenchurch-st.,London,merchants Capel Care, Do. merchant Charles and Michael Smith, Northampton, lace dealers Assignees of John Warren, 'Water-lane, Tower-street, London James Campbell, Upper Harley-street, Middlesex, Esq. Henry Grace, Tottenham, Middlesex, Esq. George and Sampson Pritt, Holywell-street, St. Clements-lane, London, merchant • William Briscoe Davies, Neston grocer Singleton and Whiteside, Liverpool, merchants George Brown, Do. tailor Alexander Douglas, Finsburv-square, London, Esq. Francisca Price, Birkenhead, County Chester Samuel Grange, house serv a nt t o John Glegg, Esq., Writhing- Wall and Minn, ton, Cheshire Coventry, watchmakers Alice F4ll, West Derby, County Lancaster Joseph Birch, Liverpool, merchant John Mellor, Chester, plumber Ralph Williamson, Liverpool, • • Esq. George Clowes, • Manchester, merchant John .Hobson, Wrexham, woollen draper Catharin e Fleetwood, Liverpool, spinster Vere, Lucoden, Troughton and Co. Lombard-street, London, bankers Joseph Ilarris, Abchurch-lane, London, tea dealer Samu e l Smith, Manchester, linen draper John Harrison, Liverpool, merchant William Blackburne, • Do. shopkeeper Thomas Donnellan, Do. do. Thomas Shalicross, Do. do. Carson and Parry, Do. merchants Parry and Higginson, Do. do. William Lyon. Melling, County Lancaster, ye oman John Baines, executor of John Dyke, Liverpool, yeoman Skellhorn and Greaves, Liverpool William Smith, Do. gentleman Deakins and Fury, Wilton, County Chester, merchant Robert Johnson, Drogheda, Ireland, do. Arm Glaister, Mary port, Cumberland, spinster Oxley and Peterson, Wakdeld, County York, clothiers Ashton and Valentine Byrom, Liverpool, merchants John Pilkington, Preston, gentleman Thomas Leeming, Do, merchant Abraham Stansfield, Grosvenor-square, London, gentleman's servant - Copeland and Threlfall, Liverpool, merchants Thomas Billinge, Do. • stationer Thomas Donnellan, . , Do. shopkeeper Hopes and Clegg, Do. drapers John Birchall, Prescot, shopkeeper Gibbons and Finehett, 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 Rogers and Wilson, as brokers to Thos. and Win. Earle, Li verpool, brokers lhomas Marshall, • Northwich, esq. William 011erenshaw, Malley, County Chester, pot m aker Albertus Theodorus van Suchtlue, Amsterdam, merchant James Sutton, Liverpool, merchant John Foster and Son, Ditto joiners Claesseu (Joachim) H =burgh, merchant Thomas" Churchyard, Lothburv, London, oilman Teu Cate and Woollenhoven, Amsterdam, merchants Smith and Prentice, Dublin, do. George Groning, 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 Rothwell, assignee of Robt. Holine, Liverpool, merchant Rowlands and Bebbington, Liverpool, corn merchants Griffith and Tart, Chester, merchants William Whitehouse, Liverpool, corn dealer James Woods, Do. tanner Willis Eatle, Do. merchant John Smith, Do. book-keeper John Knight, Do. glass maker Peter Leicester, trustee (J. Sowerby), Do. merchant Ilicken Bould, Bristol, grocer John M‘Loughlin, Dublin, merchant Wm. Lake ; executor of Win. 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. piercers H. L. Bradish, Do. merchant Richard Smith, Do. liquor merchant Timmas Beard, Stockport, manufacturer Joseph'Greaves, assignee of Joseph Cre, Liverpool, merchant Pointer, Sutton and Co. Barge-yard, ]3ucklersbury, London, merchants Thomas Unsworth and Son, Liverpool, brewers William Lucas, Broad-street, London, surgeon Gerard Stanley, Liscard, County of Chestni;'yeoman W. E. James, Liverpool, merchant John Vegan, Do. gentleman David Philips, Aberyran, Cardiganshire, mariner John Bridge, Liverpool, liquor merchant Thoinas Lowe, Do. gentleman Smallihaw 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. trunkmaker 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 SNITTIL Assignees of Robert Preston, Liverpool, gbldsmith Jonadab Mort, Northwich, ' merchant CREDITORS ON THE SEPARATE ESTATE OF CHARLES CALDWELL. Elizabeth 13rierlv , West Derby, near Liverpool, widow Assign es s o f 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 Evans, Wrexam, esquire Assignees of Robert Preston, Liverpool, goldsmith Townley Ward, Henrake-street, Covent-garden, London, gen tleman Edward Ashton, Liverpool, brazier John Eaton and Co., 1)o. carters William Ilope, Do. draper Robert Hastie, Do. • baker Kirby and Hendrick, Do. blacksmiths William Ker, Do. merchant Assignees of Lakes, Do. merchants Samuel Mather Do. • carter Simson, Mason, and C 0.,. Do. &idlers John Owen, Do. shoemaker John Pedder and Co., Cork, Ireland, merchants William Slater and Co., Liverpool, sugar refiners James Sem, Do. bricklayer Thomas Unsworth and Sons, Do. brewers Thomas Wilson, Do. tallow chandler Rev. David Davies, Macclesfield, clerk Jonadab Mort, Northwich, merchant Richard Kirk, Gwersvllt, Gresford, county of Denbigh, miner LEIGH and SANDARS, Solicitors to the Commission, Published this day. PART XXXVIII. Price Six Shillings, and VOL. VII. PART I. Price Eighteen Shillings, of the - L - 1 4 NCYCLOPIEDIA BRITANNICA. Seventh Edition. 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The SEVENTH EDlTlO;,lloiV — ili — course of publication, has received a variety of important corrections and improvements. In the execution of these, the EDITOR enjoys the assistance of the eminent Literary and Scientific men whose labours have reflected so high a lustre on the late SUPPLEMENT; and he has also secured the co-operation of many other distinguished authors who had not before contributed to the Work. The Proprietors therefore feel assured that the present EDITION of the ENCYCLOP/EDIA BRITANNICA will form the most valuate Digest of Human Knowledge that has yet appeared in Britain, in the convenient form of a Dictionary. . Adam and Charles Black, Edinburgh ; Simpkin and Mar shall, Whittaker, Treacher and Co. and Hamilton, Adams and Co. London ; and John Cumming, Dublin. LIVERPOOL ZOOLOGICAL GARDENS. INSbe laenaleleorst inhabitants sy of t Liverpool,orm'the Manchester, Nubility , Gentry, Chester, and the neighbouring towns in this and the adjoining counties, that these GARDENS will be Opened on MONDAY, the 27th instant, when he trusts that the' establishment will be found to merit the encouragement and support of a liberal and enlightened public. Considerable misapprehension having prevailed with resp ec t to the terms already announced, which have been very gene rally objected to, as being too high for families, Mr. ATKINS begs leave to submit another sqhle of charges, which he trusts will be found generally acceptaige. He has also been induced to withdraw the charge for entrance, to which many objections have been urged, being anxious to meet, in every possible way, the wishes of the public. The entrance fee will be returned to those subscribers who have already paid it on application at the Gardens. Mr. ATK INS respectfully solicits those who intend to honou the Zoological Gardens with their patronage, to favour him with their names and address as early as possible, either at the Gar dens, or the places where subscription-books are lying. A fresh prospectus detailing more fully the nature and objects of theILL stitution is now in circulation. TERMS OF SUBSCRIPTION. £ s. if. Annual Tickets for a Single Subscriber Ditto for a Family of four persons Ditto an additional member of a family exceeding 4 Subscribers to have the privilege of Writing Visitors' Tickets, without which no person will be admitted. Tickets riot trans ferable. Subscription Books are now lying at the Lyceum News-room, Bold-street; Willmer's News Booms, Church-street; Mr. Gra.- pel's, Church-street, at the Newspaper Offices. and other places. Zoological Gardens, Derby-road, May 14, 1833. ASYLUM FOREIGN AND DOMESTIC LIFE OFFICE, 70, CORNHILL, and 5,. WATERLOO-PLACE, LONDON. • DIRECTORS. The Honourable WILLIAM FRASER, Chairman. Colonel LUSHINGTON, C. B. Deputi-Chairman. W Foster Reynolds,.Esq. C. . Hallett, Esq. William Pratt, Esq. Sir James Gambier. John Kymer, Esq. W. Edmund I. errers, Esq. Francis Kemble, Esq. Thomas Fenn, Esq. Capt. G. Harris, R. N. C. B. G. FARREN, Esq. esident Director. OWEST RATES EVER PUBLISHED, w h e th er f or rI a term or for the whole of life, offering a saving in present moneys more than equal to the returns or additions of any other existing Office, and avoiding all liability of Partnership. The following are selected from the even Rates. Age. 30 40 50 Whole Life. 7 Years. £1 11 9 £0 17 1 2 2 0 1 210 217 1 110 8 420 2 1 7 ALTERNA•I'I Vt;. One-third of the Premium may be left unpaid to remain as a Debt against the Policy, with interest at Four per Cent.,.. which, however, May be paid off whenever it may be convent ent to the Assured. ASCENDING SCALE OF PREIVIIUDI. Age First? ears Succeeding Every year o f 7 Tears. Life after. Y 201141 6 2 2 4 7 30 1 8 7 1 15 1 3 011 40 118 3 t /i 7 j / 49 8 50 211 11 11 70 3 This Scale ought to supersede all others in cases of Annuity, or Leases for Lives, in which very low Rates for so long a pe riod as fourteen years will be found highly advantageous. VOYAGES AND FOREIGN - RESIDENCES. Persons voyaging, or resididg abroad, Masters, Supercar goes, and others, insured for the whole of life, or for a specific voyage. PREGNANCY, INFIRM HEALTH, AND OLD AGE. Females need not appear. The Rates for Diseases • are mo derate, and Policies are granted to Persons of advanced age. , Insurances may be effected without delay. • OFFICERS FOR LIVERPOOL. Medical Referee, Alexander Hannay, Esq., M.D. Banker, the Bank of Liverpool. Directors' Correspondents, G. ATKINSON and TOWNLEY, 5, Water-street, adj o i n i ng the Bank. Who will transmit Proposals of Insurance, and from whom ftiil information may be obtained. DIVIDEND. T" joint Creditors of the l a t e fi rm of CLARKE i,nd 5 ) TODS, who have proved their ('t' ii ebts under t h?Otik etrt Commission against 1-11.NRY C 'IKE, may then Dividend, by applying on o after NVED,• 1. , 7, to Messrs. BEDISH and. Butt), Tyror-street. B 9:ivi.,•aii ,, , c' others will be quired to produce their securitie • - -.....:,! , #-',..7 / :_,.-. , -I NOR ' Spiitiviv: . - - - ------ 777. --- .:•. , ',..... 7 : DENBIGH FAIL—The show of horses was and the sale consequently exceedingly dull, and - et, ------ 1 1 .. II, ;.. . . .., mark is applicable to pigs, but we have not witness A or animated demand for the last t e n y ears t h au we nutice ttAr 1 iuilch cows, oxen, &c.