The Liverpool Standard and General Commercial Advertiser. — Liverpool, Merseyside, England, 1833-02-15 00:00:00

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' , ow . fi ' Or , „,,........ • tbt - AI%AT3) GENERAL COIII MFEIICIAL A in i - 1.41 V I - e • ` IS ER. e.., • thee e o o f i , e• ut , PUBLISHED EVERY TUESDAY AND FRIDAY . 111011ININGS. • —HEARTS RESOLVED, AND HANDS PREPARED, THE BLESSINGS THEY ENJOY TO GUARD !-SMOLLETT. • -- 1 7.--Ee2e. , ....5e,-,,,,,, e5 ,„..,,,,,..„,... e ....., eeerreee , . , rs, lii .e. --. '....... ..........,,77M15M5,ir . ..fX1=1, ies 10. 2a , FRIDAY FEBRUARY 13 1833. PiticE 7d. in? --______ / , ,r D LETTER published, price 3s. ....., — • airl' NAVIGAI? Just published HERCULANEUM POTTERY, LIVERPOOL. LIVERPOOL MECHANICS' INSTITUTION. p °M.:CZ'. IDITELLCIr' E:A"C'n. ,„ fRADERS and CARRIERS on the rl - 10 be LET or SOLD, all that valuable Freehold and im- MO-MORROW EVENING, (Saturday) the 16th instant, • Ell; NCHEsTEE'I S CONNECTING LIVERPOOL and .1. proving Property, known as the HERCULANEUM I. there will be a LECTURE on IeHRENOLOGY : and, • Teeing, On Thursday last, a stout lad calling himself William Henry s b°wing the i ea s y means they possess of es- POTTERY EARTHENWARE and CHINA MANUFACTORY; On TUESDAY nest, the 19th'instant Mr. Sweetlove's Course, Pritchard, *as committed for trial charged with stealing three an ' -mg, on the' navigations between these towns, an elegant together with Ovens, Kilns, Steam Engine, Mill, Work Shops, on the PHILOSOPHY of the ATMOriEIIE, will commence. the c omfortable C o ,s . s all Hour, at t r il s cloaks from different boys in the street.-On the 24th of Jan. a v r eYance for Passengers, at the rate of Ten Crate Sheds, 'Manager's House, and 62 Cottages and Houses, At its termination there will b LECTURES 011 CHEMISTRY, last, about five o'clock in the evening, a little lad six years out, 1 . .u , _ ; and te 4 es only one-fourth of those on the Rail- now tenanted by the workmen, and occupying 30,900 . square by the Rev. James Martineau. Ita named George Clarke, who lives with his grandfather in Vaux- rter erpool they possess of conveying Goods between yards of Laud. - Two other, subsequent, Courses are already arranged for. hall-road, was passing along Great Crosshali-street, on his way li Its live, e , and Manchester with despatch equal to that of the Also the Copper-plate Engravings, Blocks, Moulds, &c., and And, ou Wednesday, the 6th of March, the HALF-YEARLY home from School in Gerard-street, when a boy, whom he (ha Y, at lower than that of the bare Railway out- all other utensils complete for carrying on the Earthenware GENERAL MEETING will be held. Thomas Stewart Traiil, see enough of, to know him again, came up to him and snatched edic ate e LA YAIAS GRA HAMS, Esq., Glas s v. t h e sie to th e and China Manufacture, all in excellent •orking condition. Esq. M.D. F.R.S.E. &c. Vice-President, in the Chair. off his croak and ran away with it. Before six o'clock the saute most noble the Duke of ' therland, &c., A large and useful Dock, with a ..werful Crane and other . . . . • , t'3lerse y alt a s n g e ere of the Bridgewater Canal, e Proprietors of appurtenances fOr loading and No ding of Goods, &c. corn- ,, evening, the prisoner pawned the cloak in question at the shop name. Kitchen, in Park-faue, for four shillings, ia his awn no' (Is and Livl Irwell Navigation, and ) roprietors of the prising 1089 sqeare yards of Lan . • ManttV a. . , „„....._ „erpeol Canal. The whole situated on the sous' shore of the River Mersey, •--------- same place, but the shovelers suspecting something wrong tw- ee , . 4 _s w '1 he attentionof 31 •." her s , the Coach and Post-masters, and within half a mile of -the Brunswick Dock, and adjoining die - veseTANTED, a Steady, Aceive Y 1 1 G MAN, as Indoor tamed the cloak and desired him to bring the owner of it. Ile 1 e e s e trap have been driven out of their established improvements now making by the Trustees of the Liverpool V V - SEKVANT._N o ne need app without au undeniable did not, however, return, and it appears that on the evening 01 . uy the pr• '' . 'oration .powerful monopoly of the Railway Joint Stock Dock Estate. character Irons his last place. the '2Bth he had stolen that and another cloak from two little riti . point out Is particularly requested to this publication, as it The Premises are in a good state of repair, and well calcu- . .... .. . ca_, - . - lads, four years and live years and a half old, on their way ' ' tresses, b e . a very easy way of retaking their former lated by their local facilities to •carry on the Manufacture di , from School in Mansfield-street, to their home in London-road. s ,• ,), behie establishments on the Navi.ations. Earthenware and China to considerable advantage, as well as ZO be iLet. The third cloak he had pawned on the evening of the 28th, at •rs erp aol . „:,."• from d. 'c ieste'r.lanitth Evans, Chegwin, arid Hall, Booksellers, any other Manufectm where space and easy access to the , the shop of Mr. Morley, in Liver-street, for three shillings, in and Son, Glasgow; and Robert Robinson, Iti-er are required. . Y urn , 1110 be LET, Free WAREHOUSE 1 00MS, in Union- the name of Mary Anne Pritchard, saying that his mother had By a recent admeasurement, this eligible Property contains a _i_ court, and Goree; also, a commodi s HOUSE, No. 13, sent him to pledge it. On Monday he was apprehended by re, 111.1 EL total of 54,245 square yards of Land, - including 22,22'2 square Rodney-street, with immediate possess' : and a good Family Parkinson, the constable, on entailer charge, and on being e sT uRET EAST CHIROPODIST, CHIROPODIST, o. 3, DUNCAN- yards, being the Strand of the River Mersey down to low water Seaforth, HOUSE, - with Yard, Coach-house, ai Stables, at questionedacknowled.ed that he was the person who had roblie L'' .ectt i ll y int ?T, 'three Doors from Lon n-road, Liverpeol rhood, that, andert after Liverpool, mark, which may be made available for Timber Yards, Ship their ye - ° nets the inhabitants o is place and nergh- Building, and other purposes. fronting to the River Melt ' eY• the-little boys of thei cloaks, and had destroyed the pawn- s no ~ he et As either ' long experience a very successful prac- For further parib•ulars apply to THOS.CASE Esq. Exchange- For further information apply at the Office of Messrs. JOHN tickets. On' his examination he said, "it was air through those places of amusement I did the thing." ekes to cure Corns Bunnions and defects in street East; Mr. W. T. KEIGHTLEY, Solicitor', Hanover-street, GLADSTONE and Co. Union-court, Castle-street. 1 . ! Ai es anall'ill__ands or feet, withou , t pain or in ' convenience. and at the Manufactory, Toxteth-park, Liverpool, where a On Friday, Joshua Stubbs was committed for trial, on a charge MO be LET, a COUNTRY HOUSE, and immediate pos- of stealing a sack containing 1201•15 of flour, (worth about 2-Is.) • net riles or e e e setitice. •te ore sh -•Litiemen waited upon at their own residences Plan of the Property mhy be seen. _I session may be had. It is pleasantly eituated in Green- the property of I%lr. Isaac Chambers, baker and flour-dealer; ere e re dat his House, where he has resided three I , llls kelnuary, 1833. lane, West D e rby, a b ou t th ree miles from h e Liverpool Ex- in Burlington street. A man in the prosecutor's employ, about es references can be given. PARISH OF LIVERPOOL. cha nge, lately occupied by Mr. Hugh gets; there are two tee eight o'cloele on Thursday evening, lowered the sack of flour 'NOTICE IS HEREBY GIVE T that a SPECIAL ParkTurs, Servants' H a n, Kit c h en , an d nt er i es on the ground in question from the warehouse over the shop, and placed it on re% ' L ADIES TRGSTF Re ' .1.11 VESTRY will be held iu . icholas's Church, on floor; and six Bed-rooms; also a Garden, Carriage-house, -and a stool at the bakehouse door. As soon as he closed the doors or ' `'ADIE • '-•••-• of the LIVERPOOL INFIRMARY. THURSDAY, the 28th day of Fehr ry instant, at One o'clock Stable. . of the warehouse, he went down to take the floiir in, but al- it s "IO GE NTLEMEN, (W espeetfull • in the Afternoon,_ for the appointment of a Physician to the Mr. Matthew Rawlinson, at the next Farm, will show the though not more than three or four minutes had elapsed it was „f I' tie of __ Y offer myself as a CANDIDATE for the Situa. Workhouse and Fever Hospital, in the place of Dr. Baird, Premises; and for further particulars apply to Mr. MOLYNEt.X, gone. He immediately ran down Limekiln-lane, and there so a to b one of the SURGEONS to the LOCK WARDS, who has resigned. M. D. LOWN DES, Vestry-clerk. Newsham House: overtook the prisoner very 'deliberately carrying the sack of .. e attached a' r r uv „„ e „,. to your valuable Institution. • _ dour on his shoulder, and, sending for a constable, gave him hoe , - t w e e tlogaulleations for this important st it would ill be- PARISI - I OF • LIVERPOOL, 1410 be LET, an extensive FARM, consisting of an excel into custody. The prisoner, of course, said a man had employed ,ins ~ve sell speak ; e me, I'o COTTAGE OWNERS AND CCUPIERS. _L lent HOUSE and OUTBUILDINGS ! •11 in complete him to carry the flour. however, with nth assure you, that !be - 'dies of uuslY endeavoured to prod • the numerous oppor- NTOTICE IS HEREBY GIVEN, t t the Select Vestry repair, with every convenience, together w about 111 I.:he- Oa Saturday Ann lefivre was committed for trial charged le i - e 4 iu Lieacquiring prolessiouat knowledge, which I have en- on will attend in the Sessions-house, n South Chapel-street, shire Acres of good Arable, Meadow, and P S'IUR E LAND, with robbing the master of a coasting vessel, named William ce o rutn, London, and Paris. the 26th, 27th, and 28th instant f • m Eleven o'clock in the Davies, of eleven sovereigns. The prosecutor had been treat- :4 1 am, Forenoon until Three o'clock iu t . fternoon, to hear Appeals situate in Laudican, iu the Hundred ' of W rrail and coonty of Chester, lately occupied by Mr. Win. Q i . jug the prisoner on Thuredey night„with some litimire and after- -ee - Ladies and Gentlemen, under the Local Act, as to Tene ents of the value of 1.12 and T'he'se Premises offer a desirable op rtunity for any one wards raving - gave her two shillings. She, however, insisted upon i 't • re/ Your obedient servant, under; and where any Laridlord insists that the annual value fond of agricultural pursuits, the House having been recently el airs, ee FREDERICK WORTH IN GTON. of the Tenement assessed exceeds £l2, and therefore that the altered, at a considerable expense: or for -a Farmer of capital raving more of his money, and on his refusal, she called two lecl n • 2 0, 1833. • Rate should be laid upon the Tenant; or where any Tenant w i s hi n g to enter upon a large Farm. men to her assistance, who clapped a plaister on his mouth and threw him down. She then thrust her hand in his jacket (JO alleges that the annual value is £l2, or under, and, therefore, The Land is in a high state - of cultivation; the Poor-rates ess .. . 'l l ta e LIVERPOOL DISPENSARIES. GE , that the Rate should be laid upon the Landlord, the Party ap- are low, and the roads good. The Estate is situate , three and a f 1 • , • • Pocket and took out eleven sovereigns . ; and one of .. the men took from his trousers pocket 16s. 6d. in silver, a knife, and the key r e e l VEk e , NIeltAL ANNUAL MEETING of the GO- pealing must give to his Landlord, or Tenant, (as the case may half miles from Woodside and Birkcnhed Ferries. The present 0 i s' , ol • • of his sleeping cabin. The next day, iu consequence of the o ato ll W ks _ tS of the LIVERPOOL WSPENSARIEs, be,) Ten Days' notice, in Writing, of his intention to Appeal, vacanc y in the tenancy is owing to the sudden decease of the prosecutor's information, Lowe, the cuustable, apprehended the • r 1 us tine ",N ) s-euiLDlNds on the Ist o Vehruary, 1833, otherwise the case cannot be heard. By order, late occupier; and his Widow, not wishing to have the man- prisoner in bed at her lodginee in Lace-street, aud on the chilli- ell e ° f th e ''-e . :_ m •°u•sly resolred,-"That a ' ecial General Meet- G. P. FORWOOD, Rate-book Clerk. agement of so large. a Farm, has obtained permission from the ee i , y piece he found the key which had been taken from the- , IL - ~ C• 'by G overnors and Subscribe o this Institution be Rate-book Of/lee, Water-street, owner to give it up at Lady-day next, provided a substantial 0 - le, • a dverti 12th February, 1833. prosecutor. . . . . ,le .ea n ue , sement, at the North speusary, on FRIDAY, ion*,l .l i ) 1 . 6 th e „ di t , at One o'clock p.m. for the purpose of deter- PARISH OF LIVERPOOL. tenant can be met with. Immediate possession may therefore be had. STREET ROBBERY.—William Dzeeies was committed for trial ..a:'" ti bet of e te r ATrl i e 'et • yor impropriety of introducing a limited rrallE Churchwardens and Overseers finding that complaints Mr. lioBT. ELL . ISON, I are made against the NEW ASSESSMENT, whi c h h as and explain the terms, as to the growing Crops, Sm. 'l'o treat betY. of Woodchurch, will show the Farm, charged with being concerned in the' fdllowing highway rob- Mr. Thomaa Whidaker, residingiußrownlow-hili, ets k el eeccorea; , for urgent cases, into that Building." cA ill e ~stated,c i e e ' Li t hthe above, the Meeting will be held, as b een l a id o n o ne unif o rm p r in c iple, that i s t o sa y, on th e f a i r f or the Estate, application is requested to be made to Mr. Wm. going along . . Byrom-street , towards his St. home about , twelve O'clock on. 1.• relay night, and opposite to Stephen's Church, FAIR, Bank-hall, Warrington. d e c'e- ' .4 tlls D ---° North Dispensary, Vauxhall-road, at One annual value to be let, and not upon the actual 'lent; beg to I- a-r. (Friday) the lath instant. inform such of the Parishioners as cousidee. theruseives over Bank-hall, January, 183;3. five or six men came up 4o him, one of whom knocked him - - • - • down. They then took front his trowsers' pocket a sovereign ag€ , . T , • - JAMES ASPINALL, President. assessed, • that they are ready to receive neuters in writing and some keys, and his hat from his head. They aiso a+' v t e G ENER - . e 6 di e Th .ttNOße AL ANNUAL MEETING of the GO- will undergo due investigation, provid the same are delivered f LLAc te seur, on k RIDAY, theist instant, Saturday, the 23d instant. By order, . . ri - 0 he SOLD, or LET, an excellent FAMILY HOUSE, part of the chain. He jumped up as soon as he could and ran along the Old Haymarket, and the prisoner followed him. At pulling at it, and they got only the key, t•vo seals, and rc' M. N iv vA as r u t e bu lthe LIVERPOOL,., DISPENSARIES,. at the Rate Book Clerk's Office, in Water-street, on or before ,_____ T Y 's ' i i ll° Annu a l L. , C ItRIE, Esq. President, iu the Chair, GEO. P. I , ORWOOD, Rate-book Clerk. 1. 1 in Hope-street, No. 31, nearly - opposit Crabtree-lane, Address the bottom of Blanchester-street he told a watchman, named Pantries, Laundr , Larder, Cellars, alto t e ll .gbeen re a d ess of the Committee to the Governors Rate-book Office, No. 10, Water-street, what had happened, and that he believed the prisoner te tie 'yed u nc ,„' • 13th February, 1833. &c. on the sunk story; - large , Dining, Dra ng, and Breakfast to be one Robinson,of the party who had attacked him. Robinson ace coutaining two Kit chens, nal'ii i : w read, b e .4l° " 4 /e,-That the Report of e. Committee, d' 1 - • '• d ' ' • cor mg y seize tree prisoner, and another watchman named , e e tt Te eribe rs a received, printed, aud die ib d amongst the ue T r 8 usual, SC.C. on the second story, • four attics. Doneliy, coining to his assistance, they were proceedint alon • (I, easurer's .„e e „% W A at l e so r , C a lo L se o t, t. of LAND adjoining, b by . 4l yards, with several Manchester-street towards Bridewell, when Donelly, w o was walking behind the prisoner, felt something drop upon his foot g , ...../ . see,ive , Accounts for the pas year having been ii t e e e a traane n ,„ / te , red passe , y-That the Treasurer's Accounts be now seweda as UsUal be "uni m i That the cordial ehanks of thie Meet- , a to l t ir h e e seli ted touu'&l7 1 ee We , . eam Wallace Currie, Esq. for his atten- eellt m oan "ale of this Institution, and for the very able and ling a ileri tl o el it., which he has fulfilled the duties orPresident se , ot eee 'e of two years. seut e e .14blinsously -That the thanks of this Meeting he erne, Esw the Rev'. James Aspinall, M.A , and W. P. . e asur er .T , Vice-Presidents; also to Richard Jones, Esq., litor s , . ‘e ' i t ‘ i. V .Brocklebank and John Cropper, jun. Esqrs. ' t als att '! the other Gentlemen of the Committee, for their g e b 4 oleed ellti ° ll to the interests of the Charity. ~ent. e e te u ' i colenousie,-That the thanks of this Meeting be , l!essi one 'i J ohn Eden, Esq. for his valuable and gratuitous "esot eee services to this Institution. 4 ehted f.... 4na niMOUSig,-That the thanks of this Meeting be 'sr - so th '7. ' ''tl; :...:_:-4-1 4 . 0„--:7,..•i,,01,17-.,_. ---f-?_,,,;A .........__ __. sa.. 5....7-- ."" . _ .., _. _____ . , - AN: 04 1 F =--- 4 . c i - = I' . .W4 4 :5- eeeesee • '•,-.,, ~ _ - , I , __-------- e - e 2 --,- -;:', - •,e . ',77 -1 " ,, ,ri , -V.,211111. ,, , .„, f 1 0 -- - ,, ,i -- ' . fii, • , (TE .pi ;:11 , 47,;, ,, Vto . , 1 '1 1 : 1 I •.TL - xinfzim4 le ,, !„ 1 ' 1 1 .., 0„„. , ,, ,, , , .„ . pI . r . ; , ,y, i!il.. / /I ~ I 1 '''' - I lltil t rt' ' '''''; 1 1 l l IL' ,0.74. , 1 li (j 7o7 Prai t i :'i l i-t 4 . .: - ' i ' l ,l. 1., I ° " I . ......., -ma/ ' :! ' l l i ~ .= .::. 111 1 11:4 , 1 '. .4 GRATE AND STOVE WAI B OUSE, 13, SLATER-STREET. advantages attending it for building , which Lend would be ex- changed for a House about the value, here or in Cheshire. i N e. ‘, a l:e t w e h - t o h n o s n: aud i Rooms,V e t ! o s h h S e ! L a t E e e r a , nd bonded Bricks. o r Apply to A. COA.TES. free. . aalt bp Pribate contract. , MUCH WOOLTON, ON PRIVATE SALE. wrni IMMEDIATE POSSESSION, PROPE m an it d ed sto co e n p u in d g en to . pick it up, found two seats, anti a watch-key upon a ring, which were identified by the prosecutor as having been taken from him in the manner above described. BREActi of Tr.usr.—lValter M`lntyre was committed for embezzling several sums of money from his employer, Mr. Henry Doubleday, tea and coffee dealer in Bold-street. The prisoner during a service of three years, had gained the unli- RTY, ce of his master, who during the last fifteen months, had employed him to collect his outstanding accounts; A LL - that commodious DWELLING-1 - OUSE and PRE- which for a time he had faithfully discharged, but illness having ll_ MISES, late in the occupation o • Mr. Hugh Butlers, prevented Mr. D. lately from paying his usual attention to ton, about five miles from the Liverpo Exchange. Together with the Gardens, well stocked with choice Fruit Trees, a four- stalled Stable, Carriage-house, Shippon, Dutch Barn, Hot- nity of appropriating to himself sums' amounting in all to £lO7 7s Bd. Joseph Joasson and John Kirkham were committed for robbing houses, Melon Pits, and two Cottages for Farm Servants: Mary Freeman (a washerwoman, residing at the' Old Swan 0 together with 16A. 3ii. 37P. of LAND, statute measure. The ....../ i tY, for theirry Physicians and SurgFons of this Flil GOALEN and - w h o l e b e i n e in good condition, forms a suitable residence for a situated ip the Township and near t h e e age o f m uc h , Weol- liminess, the young man appears to have seized the opportu- , , at six o'clock on Saturday evening last, in London-road, of a pocket-book, containing two shillings-Mrs. F. had a buudle of o ti l t :s• attention to the duties of their respective It ! _ll. • Tueees, req ues t th e CO., a tt en ti o n o f the Nobility, GentrY , resist etable"fanly, and is a d es i ra bl e oppor t un ity for the invest- clothes on her head at the time, which they knocked off. g e ' ' S ' e ed un and inhabitants in general of Liverpool and its vicinity, to ment of capital. Hugh Williams was committed for imposing himself' upon ' r ," ''• e , t i l to Mr. fe n e i „,u l Y,-That the thanks of this Meeting be their Assortment of th e a b ove A r ticles; co nsisting of Dining The House is pleasantly situated on a gently rising ground, Ann Roberts, a single woman, in Lower Sparliag-street, as `.., -I'. * th , - , 4 iies o f l' e eet,rds, the Secretary, for his great attention to and Drawing-room G ra t es R ee i s t ers an d Halt' Registers, of and commands extensive and diversified Views of one of the being . a relation of hers, and stealing from her a pillow-case, '-' la,,i' s ?eel whi e - h ° l T e e c (tering . the past ' year, and for the con- the most approved and mo d ern P a tt erns ; H o t-air Stoves, with richest and most luxuriant districts in this neighbourhood. ite, teharity ar.and nine shirts; she also missed four pair of stockings and two exhibits in all respects where the interests ascending and descendin g Flues, for heating of Churches, Further particulars may be known on application to Mr. pair of drawers. The prisoner sold part of the property to r ell -That Hans, Offices, &c.; Kitch e n R ang es, with Roasting Apparatus NICHOLAS liosiceLL, Chapel-street; or to Messrs. FOSTER and Jane Connor who keeps an old clothes shop in Cockspur-street. It ! Present h um. of £2.5 be continued to Mrs. Carter and Bath Boilers, of the latest improved construction; Bronzed STEWART, Lawton-street. Thomas Bennett was committed for stealing a silver watch , year. Pr ° '' e " ,- That the following Gentlemen be the Officers for Steel and Or-molu Fenders, with Fire-irons mounted to match. eeeeeee e,,,,,,, eeeeeeeee ,,,,, eeee . from Mr. Joseph Garner, tailor and draper, in School-lane: eseet year:- 4te!.;,.„,alEtesivE. Ji,Amese.A. SPINALL, AI. A. President. N.8.-STEEL GRATES cleaned and re-burnished. - - •• •- NOTICE TO PILOTS AND PISHERMEN.-By an Act of Parliament, 'The prisoner accomplished the robbery in Barnett-street, on tegat 14TotittO. ' 31 kea. , ' -L ' sc l• hee - President of the North Dispensary. i s requ ired that the owner or owners of every vessel, or boat, em- head, and while the latter was asking him what he meant by it• w eNeux, Esq•such behaviour, he drew his watch and ran off. lie was pur- ls Mr Vice-President of the South D • - ' DTs r -- i liil.; Commissioners in a Commission of Bankrupt, bearing shall within six months from the passing of such_ act, gloved on the coasts of the united kingdom,inpilootiinzg. 3rdor Aflushgiunsgt: • tl• t 1 sued, and secured in Houghton-street. • e eee _. RICHARD JONES, Treasurer . John Bl'Ofelt, master, and Peter Goulding, of the flat James, , -14.EBANK and MT. JAMES LAWRENCE, Auditors . 1 1 , •t . or tarred, entirely black, except the name, or otter t (scrip ton fer . l. ,-, Q e eh . • forth against JOHN IStiAl'lll W 'E, of Liverpool, in the _I date the Tenth day of January, 1- 2, awarded and issued 1832), paint every such vessel, or boat, or eause the same o a_ pain et from Runcorn, were committed for extracting from a cask of COMMITTEE. thereof, and also except any distinguishing mark, placed on the bows Tro p * W 4t th ey. j . , . L a , .ytardens of the Parish for the time being. county of Lancaster, Fruiterer, Oil[ n, Dealer, anti Chapman, of any such vessel or boat , on forfeiture thereof. The six months hardware, 4 japanned . trays, 23 candlesticks, 2 brass nobs Pi dozen bed caps, 4 pair of pincers, a crowfoot, copper tables, intend to meet on THURSDAY, the 21st day of February U. J ri. Th 4 renCe, NEW MEMBERS. at One o'clock in the Afternoon, at the Clarendon Rooms, r , rostant, expired on the 3rd of February. re /Phu Ed ey ° 4l , W. W. Currie, Esq. South John-street, in Liverpool aforesaid, in order to make a ) ) Canada are subjects of interest and inquiry. lie CANADA, -In the present s it ua tion of the tariff in the United . States and great quantity of other articles. e r eeeis . .a, Mr. Richard Bryans, 1 • the circular do's • • •emmatmerchants that h disseminated by the Quebec t e I. ` . v • N . 1,,1% ,, 1a n Dividend of the Estate and Effects of the said Bankrupt, wheu lean] )5 .1 •, , tations of dry goo& last spline were very considerable, COUNTY COURTS. -There is a bill drawn d h' ,an .w rich will • e ) vj _ sean see . Mr. Thomas Kaye, and where the Creditors, who have not already proved their early impel. 1 . tae importations int( . • 0 1.,. ~.ettnes List e ' Mr. Lewin Moziey,Probably bshortly the law ' the 1 d toes 61' h be re ot an ,te Is County ' w ISI Du ncan r ' . Debts, are to come prepared to prove the same, or they will be the cholra exce e di n g les were very arge, and at remunerating prices ; in fact, Courts throughout . Enkland and Wales, wit .. jurisdiction in Li r. \v . ,- Rev. Francis Murphy, excluded the benefit of the said Dividend. And all claims not far t lose of that neriod in 1831. Until the breaking out of Mr. Jame s iligh.t.4 '''' ainw r* 'both law and equity over all matters and things where the • Mr. George Carter, then proved will be disallowed. greater than ever took place Burin; i CO o Mr. Robert Semple. the quantity of dry rols sold pri , v t i h ou e s s t a o ra t e li p e e l r O i t o h d o in f Ju June l a Quebec,s t upon sy as trTit ins • er,„ MAWDSL EY, Solicitor. the w hole, it was considered that if there was no re-appearance of the money or value of the property in dispute is sworn to he under aet , eLe seee e Edwards, Secretary and Collector. epidemic all sorts of dry goods would be in fair demand, at remuner- £4O. This will very materially affect the superior courts of ws • Nicholson an'. Physici -' m i ) . 1, UPPER PAIILIAMENT-STREET. rj'IHE Commissioners in a renewed Commission or bankrupt, attn.' prices. justice in Westminster Hall, as there is to be no appeal from , A_ bearing date the Ist day of December, 1832, awarded and 1 the decisions of these courts. e • Scott, Surgeons. A remarkably p ac • • • Grinrod. 1 Mr. Minshull, issued forth against CHARLES CALDWELL and THOS. corn) and quarter galleries, named the Blakely, was on c fine shi , 314 tons register, with a figure head (Uri- .---,....................--------.....,----. SMITH, both of Liverpool, in the coo of Lancaster, and I t Mr. James Cooper, . . ' r and IRTH. JOHN FORBES and DANIEL GR GORY, both of the Groves. She is the property of Messrs. Taylor, 1 otter C 0.,, i n t . r. D. ....... Mr. J. Hane l 1 Mr. Hall. morning launched from the ship-yard of Mr. Edward Gibson, in m e th r e ... 00 ' wilson, Mr. T. 0, l a p House-Surgeon. On Sunday, the 10th instant, at Latchford Parsonage, the lady of the city of London, Bankers, Dealers d Partners, (tbrmerly chants, of Live rpo ol .-11u/lltuaingliatn. .101bi r. q, Assistant n obson, and Mr. W. J. Roland, carrying on trade or business at Liv 00l atoresaid, . under the A handsome new copper-bottomed and copper-fastened vessel was from the building yard of Messrs. Ruddleston, o e .. B. Hyton, and el "se-Suri eons. NORTH DISPENsAtty . name, styie, and firm of Charles Cardwell and Co.) intend to last week launched I Maryport, named the Water Witch, burthen per Rev. T. Byrth, of a daughter. • + r. les , p MARRIED. iO r thecaries. meet on the 18th day of February instant, at Two o'clock in Iteltr o u r eele Co.• and le 'lt f Capt. W Newby. t 244 tons, ui or W. 14 Ph • • • Leowgate, Apo , ri e e v , e . .Physicians. -, VAUXHALL-ROAD. the Afternoon, at the Office of ISiessrs. LEIGH and SANDARS, re stet On Wednesday, the 6th instant, at St. Martin's Chum( Mr. Ralph /I:, t --, "-mints . Surgeons. Basnett-street, in Liverpool, in the said county, in order to 1 1 fJ h Ed ' this ' ......./.. jr. uthwatte, Mr. Banner, Audit the Accounts of the Assigness of the Estate and Effects have eldest r aligner oo n warus, Esq., of town REPORTED SQUABBLE BEHIND THE SCENES.-The Morning Marsh, son of John Marsh, Esq., Llattock Hopwood to Catherine, Post says, it is reported that the Premier and Chancellor f on e , Same day, at Prescot Church, M On Thursday, the ith instant, at Manchester, Mr. Richard Mason olacau, Mr. Parke, 1 Em Mr r .. A l‘ r ra ci i i n e wzight, of the said Bankrupts under the said Commission, pursuant to had a fall out upon the slavery question. The former was the of this town, to Jane, only daughter of the late Mr. George Mallalieu, submission an Act of Parliament made and passed in the sixth year of the of Manchester. 0 If•I, Mr. H. Newnur o reign of his late Majesty King George `the Fourth, iutituled, A f So r g in r. Joseph Brunt, to Miss Maria A • •• J . C' C. Shepherd, Mr. J. sw e o use-Surgeon. "An Act to Amend the laws relating to Bankrupts." and forth. The Sutts, St. Helen's. It. j , Assistant House _Sur and Mr. F. Edmonds, LEIGH and SANDARS.• carrying emancipation backing out of the unqualified emancipation project, Post only gives this as guess at On Sunday la.st at St. mere rumour, and leaves us to _ _ „ , James's Church, Captain Henry Neagle, to Mess Mary Shepherd. it e • Gauges Mr T B -Sureons 1 -ik.: Uuunuissumer a Schoolmaster was or ‘ o v i.e n g h a g h t t h g e h p h l a a t i t r ( t i e , Bank- the termination of the row, if one there was. „ ee . e - • • antler, aud M r T ' ' 'J.:"bearing sin renewed Commission of B , were much gratified the other day, de e , reet ee ,".---fhat the thanksof M . * • .„, L. Fell, Apothecaries. rapt date the Ist day of December, 1532, awarded LISCARD CHURCII.--V1 e DIED. 'ti ilk -" of the Manchester .-18 meetin. be given to the and issued forth against CHAI L' , S ' DWELL aud THO- t L. CALvisiting Egremont, by viewing this splendid edifice, . which On Monday the 4th • re in 70th year of his age, M • 4 , , ~, Bolton and b 'and MAS both Liverpool,on e 1 •nd will be opened early in the spnng. Ede° f . , stant, in the . . ‘ asi o l i. tor the gratuitous use of their Bury Canal, ears to ly 1 esoj t , e , Board-room, on this and JOHN FORBES and DAN IE GREGORY, both of the It certainlyomises ample accommodation for y pr come, Same day, at Iledford-cottage, near Southampton, J. O'Keefe, the hbourhood. We are well-known d • die Go 'linen 'm / T city of London, Bankers, D ea l er • a Partners carry- for the inhabitants of that increasing neig and is in- dramatic author, aged 86. • r e , 4o 1 ous y,- hat a Special Gene 1 M tin of • trade at alo • • (formerly . and . t will contain near 3dolo persons, 4 , ertis e rs and Subscribers to this Instituti roan be e e g held b ing on e Liverpool,_ . reea . under the name, style le, informed, that 1 of S' • John Tobin, on whose estate it is third daughter of Mr. Wilson, Castle-street, aged 9 ears. 15th k ellt at Y firna of Charles Unldwell and Co. intend to meet on the 19th tended for the son n of i ... , the North Dispensary Tuts D (F 'd / of February, building, which is of the Grecian order, bold On Friday last, at Northwich, Thomas Baker, Esq.. In the death_ -a • ' the p r U St• at 1 o'clock, for the AY, n ay, • ebruary, Instant at the office of day , Messrs. LEIGH and situated. The this highly-esteemed gentleman, society has sustained a severe loss, -'of Mr. II Edwards, architect, ( opriet •or p. in. purpose of determin- S ANDARS, Bassuett-street, Liverpool, aforesaid, to make a Di- and handsome, is the design , r. H. the and the poor have to lament a generous benefactor. ,t o'' °I . b e e s Yimpropriety of introducing a limited num- :de dof the Estate amid Effects of the said Bankrupts • when 1 man who is so skilfully laying !put the rising town of Same day, Mrs. Birley, wife of Thomas Burley, Esq., Mil , gent e , for urgent cases, into that Buildin.reet credit on his roll the Creditors who have n u t already proved their New Brighton;) and reflects g ~ taste and .judg- Kirkham. - -_-_. ~ ..../ i l , Ch 11' . I.• • W. WALLACE CURRIE. Debts, arc to come prepared to prove the same, or they will be ment, the interior being judiciously arranged for the comfort of On Saturday last, from an injury sustained the da 4,_ isr • , ii,,i , an eavt,•ettle, e , es. Mr. Henry Adana, fruit-n _ . ,_, : ing vacated the Chair, excluded the benefit of the said Dividend. And all claims not the congre,gation, and aftordieg a great number of free sittings. getting on board a vessel, , ; I'o, :,,- ,„, t :.'Sil? 0 OP le unantmous/ T town, aged 25 years. e t w Y,- hat the Thauks of this Aleeting be then will be disallowed. There are few churches hi Liverpool that will bear comparison tie' s 01 1 ,1 oW. Wallace proved 51years, Mar • relict of th tt ''' ' . - - 11 4.\,• - • • , On Sunday last, aged 3, ers io f ' 'llet in the Chair. Currie, Esq. for his able and impar- LEIGH and SANDARS. with this beautful structure.. • , •ee e e- • i Buxton, Cleveland-square. ',V. '';`.,. ee e . ‘-'l - A etieee: ' '.l. li.f ., .rt • •'' ~,d Os .• r, ~;• e7 --- _ ;% i• - ,*% • •'; , - . , --, - ;; , 4 , t /, ; _ ._--• -- • ' 0 ( 1 1 0; . . • . 1 ~,