The Liverpool Standard and General Commercial Advertiser. — Liverpool, Merseyside, England, 1833-01-18 00:00:00

f v 1 're 1 1 a , f ......... , ... v 4/ AN* GENERAL C 0.1 ., MIERCIAL ADVERTISER. PUBLISHED EVER V TUESDAY AND FRIDAY MORNINGS. —HEARTS RESOLVED, AND lIANDS PREPARED, THE BLESSINGS THEY ENJOY TO GUARD I—SmoLLk:TT. NT°. 17 FRIDAY, JANUARY 18, 1833. PRICE 7d. Lately published, by C. and J. Rivington,- London, price Bs. Bvo. a Third Volume of QEEMONS, Doctrinal awl Practical, by the Rev. JAMES ASPINALL, A.M., Minister b St. 'Luke's, Liverpool, tint Chaplain to the Right lion. Clonbrock. Sold by Robinson, Kaye, Grap , Ormandy, and Willan and rood, Liverpool, and all other Booksellers. Of whom may de had, the Second Edition of the former Volumes, together or , In3arately, price Bs. each. LIVERPOOL ROYAL INSTIUTION - HE SaijoigftP,OPEN on MONDAY, the 28th instant. Head Master, the Rev. T. W. Peile, M.A. ~. Terms, £2J (to Proprietors £l5) pe annum.—French, Five kjuineas.—Writing, Arithmetic,- a Mathematic, Three Guineas. , The Second Master (who is arried'Clergyman) receives toarders, or Day Boarders, into his douse, 69, Duke-street, tomer of Colquitt-street. N.B.—A Quarter's Notice is required before removing a Oupil. Royal lnstitution, Jan. 15, 1833. ~_ A i r R. HARWOOD, PROFESSOR of DANCING, 64, 41JL.DUKE-ST4EET, respectfully announces to his Friends the .present vacation terminates To-morrow, the 1 9th instant, when •% hopes to be honoured with a continuation of their patronage. • Juvenile Classes every Thursday ant,Saturday. Select Classes for Ladies aud. Gentlemen on Monday and Thursday Evenings.—Private lessons at any hour. ' ' 11 , 4 A Quadrilie Baud on 'Monday, the 21st instant. Cards of admission to be had at:the Academy. January IS, 1S 3. IMMENSE REDUCTION IN THE PRICE OF FASHIONABLE FUI "•'. itl p VONWAYS. and CO. having dote: mi.:. d upon selling off the ki whole,.of their Elogont and Fasn'o able Stock of FURS iit k t a n immense redaction in price, con • ting of Reill Ermine, 14able Fitch, Chiuchilli, Squirrel, L x, and Mock Sable, in Ituffs'and Tippets, together with a fashionable assortment of ~,'lnnnets of ever; description,' Feathers, Flowers, and Silk ‘'iotts, also at anlntilzuse reduction in price, for cash only. 1•-•-• LIVERPOOL DOCKS. tN Pursuance of the Proviiious'of . the several Acts of Par- L , liainent relating to the Liverpool Docks , all pers o ns inha uttiog the town of Liverpool, wno are Owners or part Owners l t Ships belonging to the. port of Liverpool, or who, either as rincipals or Agents, have, within si7 - months, paid the Dock 4 ~,,,,,, ~,:, .L v,oiaeri nnesketaßsr : csgeinlik,o a motoi. n oboo, obti i i2 l :l.iieeegiel D iclienhveir t iti: t icit i ,::"L i Denies hit:e s :el il, j; zeid. t ed i ,r p i _ 7(i: o ad,a: : piaifLu;tusiy)cer3 ;:giot)nue3iiik refused l o ilte d .. :tio( s iioiitneBs,r ii, a l;tc u il toil: d oloi.ni:taf: leni n scsrtt : t a: skews,. .iunr:Ect instant, lacß a tz,neaoh n staries d ynli i jof, i nc;rown l oors , :ooninhmt livasor,eicereeuegooosapu:eutics. consequence Treasurer. nl g orocrcp, u atei: elkorn ; t i . e e. theaeoodsstff INI-itINGF„3IEN l' OF PATENT RIGHTS. CAI_TTION TO OW.NEIIS AND. SHIP MASTERS. THE PATENTEES cf the SCIIEW FID having lately lips , iSNiv'ereffiraeles itr brndon and!Liverpo6l, give PUBLIC NOTICE, that they ate deterithined in future, `‘lter to prosecute the parties guilty of s ch Piracy, or to :414.111 a large sum as Patent Right f m the Owners or iiasters of such vcssels as sissy be. found • possession of rids supplied by thou' or ;lieu authorize gents. i:The Patentcs, at tic suite time,-beg o inform Ship Owners 1 44 Masters, of theirt: , E.hpply them with Fids on the ,: ) ,west terms; and to state, tat they have made such arrange ;sget ts for this purpnse as 'did meet any reasonable demand, 44 "place it bccomt the power of any tradesman to supply a 1 I N;le ship lids at prices equally - 19w. PESIICE & GARDNERS, • :11f ,r it jqntiary, IFA3. 7, Hurst Street. ro be tet. AO be LET, an excehcut FAMILY HOUSE, in Hope- Erect, coutaiuin,.-.4 vu tiie sunk story two Kitchens, Ser 44tS' Halt, Butter's Pantry, Store-rot , Larder, Wine and Cellars. On the (Tionni floor, Din g and Drawing-room, and 27. by 16 feA:l3;eakftst-room and Study, with Glass ball'rY, &c. On the second story , fiv e g ood Bed-rooms with ressmg-1 0091 , 3 1111,1 Water Closet. In the attick , four Rooms. ! larg o Garden. Also, a lot of Land adjoining, 4-1 yards by 8 'tile, to be soAl or e .enanged for a House. o.l;ihy OA. COAT:: , . . 10, rANTED to CONTRACT for Oats, American Flour, But - V ter, Hams, Bacon, Lard, in bladders and casks; Pork, ;.kf, and Ox Tongues, Coals, at per ton of 21 cwt. from the " i ssei into the lighter in London • Grey (16Ose and Duck Fea ,t's; 0 riAnil Alum, Resin, andi She I-Lac; Wool Bodies, tv Stichs, to make Silk Hats upon atters', Grocers', and i ii eithig Papers, of all sorts ;_ quantiti s of the above never any het, if the prices suit, delivered in London.—Apply by l e i ' , (post paid,) to U. JONES and Co.; Bishopsgate-street 1,2"1in, London,'whitl will meet with immediate attention. W --- ----...______.uaymme ......rar TIOLEs ILE ‘ND RETAIL IIAT WAREHOUSE. bll'klii. = L ' i' — LS LEDWARD respectfully quaints his Friends k and the N u D i ( .. s Public, that , he has remo ecl to HARGRAVES'S the e s h ie eh o E f llf j e i gere ri e le ingto s u e nig ar a L l! .. 4 ‘ 4 ".t 4 iblishi ' t . ie ' n u t e Z. I I s le adjoining in Exchange-street ea . vierchauts supplied with Hats of eery' description, and on 'lowest terms. k&c..2Llstant supply orthe . best London Hats. NOTICE- 1S HEREBY GIVEN, that the Partnership ~,s . heretofore Subsisting an d carried on b 7 us' the under "ed, under the firm of 6 , 1 he Bank Quay Glass Company," Ltliis day dissolved by mutual conseu so far as regards the `4eraigned Johi. Banastre Faikner. All debts own by, or it 8e colleen', will be paid or recei d at the Glass 1‘ orks i irank Quay, where usinss re lanufacturing Bott ~ 1* Dated the to be carried on by the remaining partners. '44 at ed the 17th day of January, 1833.N0: B. FALICNLIt, Sioned in the presence of J. A. BORROM. JOSH. WAGSTAFF. D. CARRUTHERS. ....__ ) EDW. GARRON. , 11111 Commissioners in a Commission of Bankrupt, ie . ariug Ih. date the sth day of March, 1824, awarded and issued 4 , 'itlst THOMAS CLAUGHTON, of I vdock Lodge, in the ki,i„ ll tY of Lancaster, Salt Manufact , 'Dealer, and Chp klh-: intend to meet on FRIDAY, th th day of January in ,, (by adjournment from the 29th f November last,) ~,1 1 for Eleven o'clock in the Forenoon, at the' Star Inn, in i lti t ilhester, in order to make a further Dividend of the Estate 'it,,,r-%lrects of the said Bankrupt, when and where the Cre te,B' Who have not already proved their Debts, are to come ;pared to prove the same, and all claims not then proved will °Allowed. WAGSTAFF, Solicitor. t 6 11... - : . s ‘ _, , . B'u I'S SAUCE RAGOUIAN'I b.—'l. his most palatable ,t 6 4, Bluce (prepared from genuine materials) has ors. many ha " been in very great demand by all the Conneurs and 14 Vlvans in Europe. It is esteemed b yond esery other p t re, and eaten with Venison, Game, Fis , Poultry, Steaks, t els, Roasts, flashes, and all kinds of atle dishes. Being !Iteral Sauce, and grateful to every ate, it gives an inex 4ibly pleasing reliila to the bountie f the table,_ and never 'eli t ° promote appetite and digestion with all the delightful V of excellent health. Sold wholesale only by SHOI:T iy 'CHOLAS, 55, Milbank-street, London; and • retail, in l i t rPool,, by THOS. NixoN, Jun. (late Wheeler and Nixon,) .. I 's Italian and Fish Sauce Warehouse, No. 1, Castle-street, 1 4 4:7street.—Also by all respectable Venders of Sauces in the " 4 41, in Bottles at 2s. and 4s. each. Under the immediate patronage of the Worshipful the Mayor. A MORNING COURSE OF THREE LECTURES • ON THE EARLY TRAINING OF CHILDREN, . AND ON SMITH AND DOLIER'S - PLANS OF l NSTRUCTION,' Includino• several recent improvements. MR. JOHN SAITH res . 9ctfuily announces that he will jet i ..1_ have the honour of' vexing the above LECTURES before the Worshipful th aver, his Family, and a number of the Gentry of Livc,rpool nd the neighbourhood,•on MONDAY, WEDNESDAY, and FRIDAY MORNINGS, the 21st, 23d, and kith instant, at the 'LveEt:At LECTUI Room, Bold-street, at Ilali past Twelve o'clock (for One pt*isely) each day. Subscription for the Morning Course, 55.; Ditto, for Young Persons under sixteen, 2s. 6d.; Single admiSsion to each Lec ture, 25.; Young Persons,..l4. - Tickets and Syllabuses to be had of Messrs. HORSFALL, SON, and Co., 1, Exchange-buildings: Mr. WILLAN and Mr. DAN SON, Bold-sfreet: Mr. GRAPEL, Church-street; and at the Mer-• cury-office. N.B.—The above Lectures will be repeated on the EVENINGS OF THE SAME DAYS, at Seven (for half-past precisely.) Admis sion to the Evening Course One Shifting for each person to each Lecture, payable at the door; and one-fourth of the pro ceeds will be given to the proposed Liverpool Observatory. - 1 ,- '• It is not intended to give any further repetition of these - Lectures in Liverpool. OTICE IS HEREBY G fi IIEN, that Peter Knowles is not yII authorised to collect ccounts or receive any Money on Account a the undersigned. KAYE and WATSON. January IC, 'TO MERC II AN is, CAPTAINS OF SHIPS, HATTERS, . AND OTHERS. LWAYS ON SALE, Brunswick Beaver, Black, and ./ - 31.. Drab HATS, fashionable shapes acid tastely trimmed, warranted extremely light, adapted for' any hot climates, or heavy and stout for cola ones, and me to order at any time, at 4s. each only, and Cases found to pack any quantity, at 2s. per dozen Hats. The above are nett cash prices.—Apply to Messrs. Smarr arid Co. No. 10, New-street, Bishopsgate street, London. All letters refused if not post paid. 111-1 E Merchants, Bankers, Manufacturers, Tradesmen, and _R. Private Gentlemen of Lancashire, are respectfully in formed, that should they have occasion for Bills of Exchange / upon London, to make payments with i the course of business, for their accommodation, may be pr ided with any amounts, at any dates, accepted by Old Es lished Houses of respec tability, payable at Bankers at a y moderate preniium. And all Bills so si died will be provi ed for by the ac sotors afte' Eft Juppi. 1_ ior by . acceptors after wards calling upon the said parties for the money so paid, to retire such lent Bills at maturity.—Good Bills drawn and accepted upon Lancashire will be cashed on liberal terms. —Applications to this advertisement must be made by letter, (post paid only,) addressedto AyLocic and SMITHS, Camo mile-street, London. A T the ANNUAL MEETING of the LIVERPOOL ill. DISTRICT COMMITTEE of the SOCIETY FOR PROMOTING CHRISTIAN KNOWLEDGE, held at the Blue Coat Hospital, "on TuUItSDAY, the 10th instant, • R. B. SMITH, Esq., President, in the Chair. The Report and Accounts of the past year were submitted to the Meeting and approved, and orderectto be. printed; and it was resolved, That the cordial Thanks of this Meeting be . pre sented to R. B. Smith, Esq. President; the, Rev. .Jonatlum Brooks, M.A., the, Rev. Augustus Campbell., M.A., ,the Rev. James Aspinall, M.A. James Pownall, - Esif.,. Ilarmood Ban ner, Esq. , and John North, Esq. Vice-P ”3idents; the Rev. Peter Bulmer , M.A., and the icy. Jo n' B. Monk, 111. A., Secretaries; Richard Dobson,' Esq., Tr surer; and the Rev. C. T. Gladwin, L.L.8., Librarian; for their zealous and un remitting attention to the interests the Society during the past year. It was resolved unanimously by th Meeting, that a sum of £lOO should be remitted to the Parent Society in aid of the general designs; and that a sum of £5O should be presented to the Rectors, in aid of the Funds for the erection of a Free Church in the north-west end of the town. - The following Officers were then appointed for the present year:— JAMES POWNALL, T" . ..!q : , President. The Rev. JONATHAN BROOKS, M.A. T. The Rev. AUGUSTUS CAMPBELL, M.A. The Rev. NICHOLAS RoutNsoN, M.A. - 'Vice-Presidents. Ihumooo BANNER, E. JOHN NORTH, Esq. • WILLIAM HINDLE, Esq. The Rev. PUTER BULMER, M.A. Secretaries. The Rev. .1. B. MONK, M.A. • RICHARD DOBSON, Esq., Treasurer, The Rev'. C. T. GLADWIN, L.L.8., Librarian. Mr. WILLIAM FORSTER, Suh-Librarian. PETER BULMER, M.A. ? Secretaries. JOHN B. MONK, M.A. S , RIitUGE FOR THE DETITUTE, A T the ANNUAL MEETING of the SUBSCRIBERS of Ilk_ the LANCASHIRE REFUGE for the DESTITUTE, held in the Savings' Bank, Bold-street, 15th January. IZ-33, -The Right- Hon. LORD STANLEY, in the Chair. The Annual Report and the Tr'asurer's Accouhts having been read, the following Resolutions were passed unanimously, 1. That the Repart now read be adopted, and that it be printed and circulated under the direction of the Committee. 2.. That is the Thanks of th Meeting be presented to the Officers and to the Ladies and Gentlemen's Committees,. fur their services during the Vast two years; and that the following be the Officers and Committees for the'year ensuing:— 1' AMON. The Right Hon. ►_he EARL of DER-BY. PktESI The Right Hon. LORI COMM] DENT. I. SKELMERSDALL TTFE. Mr. Charles llorsfall, Mr; George Holt, Mr. John Knowles, . William Kay, Jr.l James Lawrence, Ir. Edward Pilcher, Mr, William Itathbone, Mr. William Rushton, Mr. Henry Wilson, . Mr. R. V: Yates. Rev. Jonathan Brook, Rev. J. J. Hornby, (Winwick) Rcv. Ambrose Dawson, Rev. William Horner, Rev. Dr. Raffles, 0 111 r. Michael Ashton, - ph. Thomas Binus, 'IT.. Thomas Crook, Mr. Moses Edwards, Mr. John Eden, Mr. Adam Hodgson, Chairman Of the Committee and General Treasurer, T. B. BARCLAY, Esq. Abercromby square: Chaplains, Rev. AMBROSE DAWSON, 8.D., and the Bev. CHARLES LAWRENCE, A.M. Physician, T. H. BANNING, M.D. Surgeon, Mr. EDWARD BATTY, . Secretary, Mr. .JOHN RADCLIFFE, `i9, Slater-street. 3. That the cordial Thanks of..this Meeting be given to the Rev. Ambrose Dawson, for his invaluable gratuitous services to the Institution as its Chaplain from its establishment in 18'23; that this Meeting cannot but regret that the state of the Rev. Gentleman's health does not. allow hun to continue to it his pastoral care; and that the Rev. Charles Lawrence be re spectfully requested to undertake that duty. 4. That the cordial Thanks of the Meeting be piesented to Thomas Stewart Traill, M.D. for the important gratuitous ser vices which he has rendered to the Refuge, as a Physician, since its establishment; and that Dr. Banning be requested to undertake the office. _ 5. That this Meeting rejoice to notice, from the information now communicatied, the decided success with which it has pleased Almighty God to bless the operations of the Refuge for the Destitute; as well as the increased support which, during the last two years, has been rendered to it by a benevolent public, but which support is still: inadequate fully to meet the unavoidable expenditure of the Institution. - STANLEY, Chairman. 6. That the respectful Thanks of this Meeting be given to the Honourable the Chairman, for his obliging conduct in the Chair. NATIONAL SCHOOLS, SERMON will be Preached at St. John's Church, on .4. Sunday Morning next, the 20th instant, by the Rev. RICHARD APPLETON, M.A., when a Ccillection will be made in aid of the Funds of these Institutions. January 17, 1833. A 'I an ANN UAL MEETING of the TRUSTEES of the 1 - 1.. LIVERPOOL INFIRMARY, held on Monday, the 1-Itti of January, 1833, EDWARD GIBBON, Esq., in the Chair; Resolved,—That the cordial thanks of this Meeting be pre sented to John Cropper, Esq., for his kindness in accepting the office of President for last year, for his attention to the welfare of the charity, and for his handsome donation of one hundred guineis. itexteed,—That the Thanks of this Meeting be presented to Mr. James Aspivall, for his kindness in accepting the office of Treasurer for the last year, and for the zealous and indefatiga ble manner in which he has performed the duties of that office. Resolved,—That the Thanks of this M Ming be presented to o the Physicians and Surgeons of the r firmary and Lunatic Asylum, for their unrernated attentio to the very extensive and important duties they have performed during the last year. . Resolved,—That the Thanks of this Meeting be also presented to Dr. Renwick and Mr. Forshaw, the consulting Physician and Surgeon, , for their constant attendance and valuable services the last year. . Resolved,—That.the Thanks of this Meeting be presented to the 'Rev. Robert Davies, for his uniform attention to the duties of his office,' as well as for his great zeal in promoting the spiritual welfare of the. patients in the institution. Resolved,—That the Thanks of this Meeting be presented to the reverend the Clergy who have kindly advocated the cause of this charity during the last year, in their respective churches. . A letter having been read from Dr. Traill resigning his situ ation as one of the Physicians of this Charity, . Resolved,—That the cordial Thanks of this Meeting be pre sented to Dr. Traill, for his very great, zealous, and unremit ting attention to his duties during the time he has been one of the Physicians to this charity. ,The.l?hysicians and Surgeons of the Infirmary and Lunatic Asylum were then re-appointed. .. •.The Rev. R. Davies was re-appointed Chaplain. The following Officers were appointed for the ensuing year: Sir JOHN TOBIN, President. Mr. JAMES ASPINALL, Treasurer. E. Gibbon, W. Ripley, H. Lawrence, Esq. W. Brocklebank, W. Rushton, RE-ELECTED. E. Melyneirx, Rev. J. B. Monk, H. Wilson, R. L. Carr, Esq. J. Varty, C. S. Parker, F. Heywood, G. Grant. W. DIXOD, NEW MEMBERS. N. D. Bold, Joseph Matthews, Rev. T. Moss, X. B. Lyon, Thomas Shaw, Francis Ashley, James Irving, - Thomas Booth, J. H. Turner, Rev. A. Campbell. Moved by Mr. MOLYNEUX, seconded by Mr. WILSON, That the annuity bequeathed to this Institution by Mr. Edw. Edwards, late of Ruthin, in the county of Denbigh, deceased, be,received ty the Treasurer, and that a sum not exceeding £2O per annum be given to his daughter, Mrs. Margaret Jones, during the lifetime of her husband; when an amendment was Moved by the Rev. C. T. GnAnwiN, seconded by Mr. M. D. Loss N DES, 'That the annuity be received by the Treasurer, and that the intention of the Testator be'not disappointed. Upon a show of hands the amendment was carried. The Report of the Committee, setting forth the want of ac commodation in the Infirmary, having been read, On the motion of the Rev. A. CAMPBELL, seconded by the Rev. C. T. GLA DWIN, It was unanimously; Resolved,—That . the Committee for the ensuing year be. empowered to erect and fit up Lock Wards and other conveniences on the vacant land in Ashton-street, bel4ging to this Institution, according to the Plan marked A now produced, subject to modification, at the discretion of the Committee, at an expense not exceeding £2,000, exclusive of Beds and Bedding; and that all the Lock Patients be removed from the Infirmary to such Lock Wards as soon as the Wards 6half be ready for their. reception. Moved by the Rev. A. CAMPBELL, seconded by Mr. J. H. TURNER, That this Lock establishment be supported out of the funds of this Institution, and that it be under the government and regulation of the Infirmary Committee as to all matters of de tail, except the appointment of the Honorary Medical Officers. That one Honorary Physician and two Honorary Surgeons, distinct from the Infirmary and Lunatic Asylum, be appointed by the Trustees at a future Meeting, to be called for that ,;arpose. EDWARD GIBBON, Chairman. I?eAulred,—That the cordial Thanks of this Meeting be pre sented to Edward Gibbon, Esq., for his able conduct in the A SPECIAL MEETING of the TRUSTEES will be held in the Board.rourn, on MONDAY, the 11th February, at Eleven o'clock, to appoint a PHYSICIAN' to the Infirmary and Lunatic Asylum, in the room of Dr. Traill resigned. NOTICE TO AIAMNERS. • Dock Office, Liverpool, Jan. 10, 1833. v i vo TRUSTEES .of the LIVERPOOL DOCKS and it. IIARBOUR hereby eve notice, That be late Surveys of liv e the different Channels to the said Harbour re now completed, and that theloilowing alterations have en made, and addi tional Land-marks and Buoys have• n placed in the Situa tions demribed, and for the purposes h cafter-mentioned:— A. NEW BEACON •is erected opposite to the entrance of the Formby Channel, in a line with the S. E. Landmark, bear ing- from the said Landmark N. W. 2 N. by compass, in a line ivith the deep water of that Channel, wherein the N. W. and Fairway Buoys are placed a little on the S. W., or inside of that line. • The Old N. W. Beacon 'of the Formby Channel will remain until the Ist March next, after which it will be taken down. The GRANGE SWASHWAY, now called the SOUTH CHANNEL, hhving been found a very safe one, and to have at least 8 to 10 feet. on the Bar at the western entrance, at low water, spring tides, a BEACON BUOY has been placed in about four fathoms water, in a line with the Upper Lighthouse, at Hoylake, and the Grange Mill, in Cheshire, bearing S. W. by compass, which Beacon Buo y al go bears W. by N:from the S. E. Formby Landmark, and aßeacon which has been erected on the Sandhills in front, with the same bearing. The FLOATING LIGHT SHIP bears from this Beacon S. Mr. by W. W., distant four miles. The N.W. Buoy of Formby Channel bears from Ditto N.N.E. distant five miles—and The W. Buoy of Jordan's Spit bears from Ditto E N., dis tant 11 mile nearly. At the WESTERN ENTRANCE of the. Grange Swashway, or South Channel, a BUOY, PAINTED RED, has been placed on the Burbo side, and ONE, PAINTED BLACK on Jordan's Bank, and the like have been placed on each side of the EAS'T'ERN ENTRANCE of the said Channel—the Fairway, or deep water, being about midway-betwixt the said Buoys. A BUOY, ' PAINTED winTE, has been placed on the S.W. Point, or corner, of the Four Feet Flats, in the Horse Channel, and a BUOY, also PAINTED WHITE, has been placed on the Eastern Entrance of the Patch Shoal. An ADDITIONAL BUOY, painted Black, has been placed between Spencer's Spit Buoy and the Black Buoy on the North Bank. At Hovlake, - TWO LOG BUOYS have been laid down in the said dhannel, betwixt Hilbree and the Red Stones. THREE IMPROVED LANTERNS, of a circular form, will he exhibited on the Floating Light Ship in a few weeks, which will be seen with greater brilliancy and effect than those heretofore used. The Grange,'Or South Channel, will, in many cases, be found of the utmost advantage to the Navigation of this Port. By order of the liverpool Dock Committee, ••• WILLIAM FOSTER, Secretary. To the TRUSTEES of the LIVERPOOL INFIRMARY. LADIES and GENTLEMEN, AT the ANNUAL BOARD of the LIVERPOOL INFIR MARY, it having been determined that TWO SUR GEONS shall be appointed to the Lock Wards about to be erected, I take the liberty of presenting myself to your notice as a Candidate. pre senting I am, Ladies and Gentlemen, Your most obedient Servant, • HUGH NEILL, Surgeon. Oxford-street, Abercromby-square, Jan. 15, 1833. To the TRUSTEES of the LIVERPOOL INFIRMARY. LADIES AND GENTLEMEN, FINDING from the proceeding. if your Meeting, held on the 14th instant, that the esta ishment of a LOOK HOS PITAL is determined upon, I i -g leave- to offer Myself as Candidate for the situation of , eof the SURGEONS to this new branch of your very useful Charity. I have the honour to be, Ladies and Gentlemen, Your very obedient Servant, J. L. MINSHULL, Senior Surgeon to the Dispensaries. 32, Norton-street, Tan. 15, 1833. TO THE TRUSTEES OF THE LIVERPOOL INFIRMARY. LADIES AND GENTLEMEN, SINCE I announced myself a CANDIDATE for your. Suffrages in the Vacancy caused by Dr. Trail's Resigna tion, I have learned that many of you have been persuaded the laws of your Institution render me ineligible. This per suasion, calculated to favour particular views, is erroneous. The opinion of your Committee sane ',tins my assertion, that there is nothing in your regulatio to prevent my election; i they exclude only Physicians pr sing n Public Charities or, Asylums, whereas the Asylum Walton is strictly Prirate,. and has been, from its foundation, the uucUntrolled Property of my Father. But a fear is entertained that, if appointed, I may study my own interest in preference to, yours. This fear implies a pre sumption that my connexion with your Hospital would grant me peculiar personal advantages which I do no not at presei,t possess; how this can be shown, lam at a loss to discose-. The selfishness of human nature, however, apparently justifies the apprehension, to which I shall simply reply, t.4at many Invalids have been taken, by my advice, to the Public Asylum, whose utmost prosperity cannot possibly affect my Father's Establishment, from which it differs materially in Constitu- tion and Character. The task of refutation is ungrateful; but it becomes me, thus openly, to shew you there is not, •in fact or principle, any tangible objection to my success: had it been otherwise, would not have consented to have come forward as a Candi date. On learning the impression against me, I decided upon retiring from the contest; it is gratifying to Lind the objection advanced is not one of qualification, but embodied in a ques- . tiou of expediency, which question, I trust, is satisfactorily_ answered. Several gentlemen, who were induced to oppose me on the present, have requested me to cothe.forward on a future occasion; but this I most respectfully decline doing, on reflecting that.success would expose me to unmerited suspicion, to which I cannot willing With the most cordial thanks to those friends who have interested themselves for me, I ain, Respectfully yours, . WILLIAM W. SQUIRES, M.D. Evertor -terrace, Jan, 15, 1833. konboit (g3i*ettr. TUESD_4I; J. 4 \(11/: I' 15th, 1833. P.ARTNERSTIIPS DISSOLVED, H. and M. Myers and C. de B. Vaseoncellos, Liverpool, cigar-mann facturers.—J. Wilson and Co., Gwynne's-place, Hackney-road, recti fiers.—Buxton and Pearson, Burslem, Stafibrdshire, manufacturers of earthenware.--Seccombe and Robinson,BridestOne, Devonshire, limc burners.—T. Harvey, R. Fisher, and W. Pi.Hingham, Grantham, Lin colnshire, mercers.—J. Italfs and W. Bunting, - Tavistock-street. Co vent-garden, furniture-printers.—li. Prior ana C. Hardy, Tloddesden, grocers.—N. Ogle and W. A Summers, Minhronk, Bain shire, patent boiler-makers.—Jones and Kirk, Kingston-upon-Hull, linen-drapers. —J. and J. Stead, Chapel-street, Edgeware-road, grocers.—Pullen and Knowles, lloyland, 'Yorkshire, stone-masons.—J. L. Moilliet, Smith, J. Pearson, and J, MoiMet, Birmingham, bankers; as far a. regards J. Pearson.—C. Pease, Trigg, and Co., Kingston-upon-1101. seed-crushers.—G. It. Leishman and J. Fauns, St. James's street, tailors.—S. Bond and R. Hornbuckle, Westmoreland-street. Maryle bone, wine-merchants.—E. Pownall, W. I'. Hunt, and W. Bennet. Ipswich and Bury St. Edmund's, solicitors ; as far as regards W. Ben-. net.—J. Mackie and J. Laing, Fenchurch-street, merchants.—Hoyle, Schofield, and Co., Oldham, Lancashire, cotton-spinners.—D. Ban don and A. Lambert, Chancery-lane, wine-merchants.-1. Hansford. and E. Hopkins, South Petherton, Somersetshire, shopkeepers.- - W.. and G. Dennis and F. Fisher, York, patent-medicine-venters.—W. and H. Mills, Egham, Surrey, carpenters.—Moss and Rees, Stratford. Essex, chemists.—Lucas and Brant, Leek, St: , fthrdshire, turers.—Liddell and Taylor, Adlington, Lancashire, calico-printers.= W. Hall and Co.. Edinburgh, merchants. • • BANKRUPTS, . . . _ . William Smith, Twickenham, Middlesex, baker. George Bulmer, York, dealer. Abraham Huddlestone, Bilton-with-llatroate, Yorkshire, hotel.. eeper. Edward Burton, Manchester, wine-clnaler. • Myer Myers, Birmiughath, factor. DIVIDENDS. • Feb. 6, J. WCammon, Liverpool, merchant. —Feb. 8, ILLeathon, Liverpool, merchant.—Feb. 6, W. Jacks, Bristol, merchant. —Feb. 9, J. Swain, Manchester, woollen-draper.-4'eli. 14, A. Taylor.. Roy- ton, Lancashire, cotton-spinner.—Feb. 14, T. Brockbank, and E. Brockbank, George-street, near Carlisle, timber-merchant.. —Feb. 5, J. Doyle, High Holborn, metal-sash and fin-lilbt-manutie.turer.—Feb. 6, IL Cripps,Aldersgate-street, wine-nierehant.—Fel - . r, J. Widdowson, Fleet-street, goldsmith.—Fub. 6, W. Farey, Prince's street, Lambeth, lime-burner.—Feb.l3, D.Grant. Kensington. boihkr. —Feb. 8, W. Neale and R Hale, Toolov-str,or, Southwark, drug gists.—Jan. 26, J. Burke, Greenwich, licensed-victualler.—Feb. 11,,1. It. Lankester, Woodbridge, Suffolk, brancly,•inerch:lnt.—Vel , , 6, B. and W. Ryland, Savage-gardens, eorn-factors.—Feb. n, Da w s f m . Waltham, near. Grimsby, - Lineolnsliire, tanner.—Feb. 7, T. Clinullnr. Bow-lane, Cheapside, carpenter.—Feb. 7, W. Rowloy. Great queen street, Lincoln's-inn-fields, saddlers'-tronmonger• --- Pcb• 6, J.E.wore. Bedminster, near Bristol, tanner.—Feb. 7 , F. Jaques, Kent-street Lambeth-walk, grocer.—Feb. 6. T. Laycock, idinories, slonseller.— Feb. 6. W. Pope, Portwood, Cheshire, cotton-spiuner.—FA. 6, H. Newport, Bognor, Sussex, wine-merchant.—Feb. 8. J. Devey, Bishop yaamr m p s o h i t r t h e ri D n u k r e h e a p m e , r 6, e j r..— s F ea e g b r . ii B n„ Tapper. Titchtield, carpet-manufacturer. — Fe b. 8, J. Firth, Nlanchester, cotton-spinner. Wilton, Wiltshire, d h ' Feb. 5, W. Svrainson, m on, ware ouseman.—Feb. 6, S. G. and L. Hattersley, Bradford and Keighley, Yorkshire, machine-maker... —Feb. 11, T. 11. Granger , Leeds, money-scrivener.—Feb. 5, J. Mar shall, Bradford, Yorkshire, ironmonger. CERTIFICATES to be granted, unless cause be st►'wn to the con- trary on or before the sth day of February. .1. Hookey, Portico, Hampshire, linen-draper.—E. Foster, hind dersfield, carver.—W. Pagett, Birmingham, hosier.--C. Wessell, Bris tol, grocer. ENSUING DRAWING Rooms.—The Queen will hold drawing rooms at St. James's, on Monday, Feb. 25 (the Queen's birth day); ThursdaY, March 21; Thursday, April 18; Th urs d a y, May 16; Tuesday, May '2B (the King's birth-day); and Thurs day, June 30. HER MAJESTY'S CHAMBERLAIN.—The Gazette of Tuesday night contained the appointment of the Earl of Denbigh to be her Majesty's Lord Chamberlain. The same Gazette announced the elevation grAiv. , ,f..r_quica of Stafford and Cleveland to the ducal di ii W4u, e - get the Duke of Sutherland, the latter as Duk Okiireta 44, 1.:, y t... Gazette also announced that his Majestiiit re di. nity of a baron of the United Kingdompig • l ir%rit.stet • r i and the heirs male of his body lawfullY! elei 40.1‘ 3ple-; 0 Baron Western, of Rivenhall, Essex. -,,,A ,):,..:x4( :;./.„..---:.- We understand, from good authoritkOltra:, ivai*--.. intention of Ministers that the Parlia .ent. -'a 041t1*.44 the 29th inst. the day specified for the retu ; t - It' 41 4 C-four or five days will be occupied in swearin. .4.SeVars,,Zia other preliminaries, when the House, after the chditWOCA the Speaker, will proceed with the regular business of the Session. Morning Chronicle T,. 7 - A