The Liverpool Standard and General Commercial Advertiser. — Liverpool, Merseyside, England, 1833-05-10 00:00:00

-;ze- ;Ifr - / ...„......._ ..,,,, ak er , , , . •,. _ e -., . / ~ V •2 1 ~....._/ 7 AND GENERAL COMMERCIAL A 4 . 1 0 i/ ERTISE R. PUBLISHED EVERY TUESDAY AND FRIDAY MORNING. al , JO Do , ,ec.(741 he~y~ Al Shpt HEARTS RESOLVED, AND HANDS PREPARED, THE 'BLESSINGS THEY ENJOY TO GUARD !—SmoLLLTT. `'~ 4 \9. rit s t ! r5 , 4" - o f I Oeattl' ;is"b hi ha u St -, ;ri:l 0.0 4 ' ea v 2 Sty s tu t, )000. 0, tio' ti' a „ c e )t• .0040 - Ter '` p05 , ,, , e ;t ter," to, ' roO l i o r. AtC ?e€ 1 .01 0 in 0 1 01 ghe Pf )sr. 1) iIL Ol j 11 : e f r s fl't `'co r t i lt th e o d " 9 ,1 1 e 1 14) 1 r ) er , ti t f' os' • - .1° t.,0 to be *oID[. Zo be ILet. • ' . : N N Pri ---- tiiv n ,, Nit p 'LE ROYAL, LIVERPOOL. ' will tt hlie r espect f u ll y t hat the THEATRE th b e 0 '4 l43 taut, j e lled for the Season on MONDAY next, the 4144 814,9 en will be Performed the popular Play, written Wail Knowles, Esq. called TH E HUNCHBACK. 4 th e 'l4 L ord Tinsel .... Mr. Browne. i "sea e b htsterWe trs d " . °Yal, Drury lane and Dublin,) who is en for the early part of the season. :11,follit, rileat:B.ltjeituroji.a(.t ..... Hu . xi. m ch i b ss ae j k a • rin - M an r.. N andenhoff. Yal, bcorv - -lane and Edinburgh,) who is N e sucl u d e ~,..eut gaged for alimited period. ti:etailtlcie,gtssatlutiatthatrn,oeirvr,tFh‘ a e rc v e il t e e r ve aa r ni a dc ct hil3l lere, written nu, with t succ ess, a y ed ineatre-noy - e g n a'rd a e n u , • l'Hi CLUTTERBU CKS ; a c , h ,, 0 , , r ''Ciia, 14E R4 IL-ROAD OP LOVE. l' Mt P et tit's by Nlr • Browne, Mr. Andrews , M a r. Baker, 4 , e , t 4 )X. mainiltoll Mrs:Clarke, Miss Seymour, : i' wile°ll-q?,will' be Opened on Monday t Parker, 'tiw e e t ! l e Tf i e gts and Places may be had of Mr. next, c lic 13th il m 51Q8 45.; Upper Boxes 3s. 6d.; Pit 2s. 6(1.; Gallery -t a to be %• 4t Silv ° P e ned at half- past iii precise]. ' P I S oited ~ ) a.st Six, the Performance to corn , k ' o Lefa ill e i e ss3bi - e uttl at be u r e * o u f eli S iesa, so m n ay T b i e ck h e a ts a p o o l:i t a T p ra p Il i cs able, afeja CI E k 'll/ u,nowles' last popular new Play _ `ell" P E, a TALE OF MANIUA t D ram a be inun diately produced. --- °I NE LL e GWYNNE will be amongst the earliest novelties of the season. e 4 t 0 Cr k t „ sq uare ttLther or in Lots, Two Thousand Four h . e.;ttfi: l4 -str eet Yards of Building LyiD, situate be fit,' IL:a of and Vine-street. L 7 P t 1) 0}1 ard.st2_eehold Building LAND, on the west side y t. Par t r eu ttr eets 7t, and south side of Vaudries-street, and to Mr. WALN, Attorney, North John- J 1 4 ; to L tl , • 1 11 Nsh, in a c t . et !Ate, _e nt ral situation, near the Docks and Cus -I);4tre4llottes4l4ll SAIL-ROOM _iu - Salthouse-lane; a 4.0 -street, and a lam/LOWER ROOM in p ~ SIIE a and Co., Charlotte-place, Salthouse u i t t: I. '4 ' 1 :11 til .I‘ ' w ith * ------------ , 1; ;the H O USE, late here, t o ec to „ . n nme,..ate pussy, . l e ). Nhe r v a ion of Mr • Llew n Lloyd, situate at krtl l t ettit e ' e t li‘ W ou l th t.he gardens a Out-buildings belong t• ' t h !lila L Be Is sultable for a large family. I liet t i a /` ue seen on application at the House; and 48 a pply to Messrs. LACE and SONS, Castle- ?L e h _ \.............______ pi , 4 I. l L'f, i b s, SEACOMBE. LOUSi:S, o f "a Rle 441.1,1,4,11 e vicinity of the Seacomb Shore situate ... Lc'otll,„tilt kiee, out of Wheatland -lane, and teelFainilleB. 11 '` 4 4(l a I°ol l ad• pted for small ~ Bidston Hill kii4V4o4-wtlititifuld'and extensive vi of than a quarter ° lat e i klot 41R C ountr and are 0 . t 1 / c'Pei,"°l4 th NY' Church ivitti,ttf,et pat e ew iN'Rt(lipTikelllars inquire at Messrs. DSLEY and i s sfa . r r iv e d it , A w r.s h ic h wi 11 b e T KEIGHT -1Q ''llicigalliberS ttedcross-street; W. T. t o Mr. ‘tt l'itollklt°Pw' Han o ' ver-street, Liverpool, and pe t , b orks Seacombe. °.' 11 ‘° 4 1 'lN.iine until Seven every day to show tt ,.......... :..,........55........_._._._____ Ilt 11481 f, FOUR MILES NORTH FROM 11 4 1 '4, It lip ti Nia ß La inndeLrIVERPOOL. 14 t 'tY aCii, wit . ate terms, for any period of years not toe with l iO tq tt• ANII), tlln th d e la e te xt l e 3 n o t sse o s f si tifty , ajres, all in lit A i l 4 l 4ei a t o i° l , ll,l t b o l ca ti t l a ° th de rn i , surrounded by a considerable Lawn, it 4 11 a la -14 e and superior accommodation , of every tioklb ake_hrge family with Stabling, Coach-houses, -.44.tlkth .441", Laundry, ' Wash-house, Baths,. anu tili k tattle's; there are two Lodges - arm-buildings, te5,,414-1,4,1,,we1l stocked w i b ce Fruit Trees . , in k i, ll ? .84.- 1" 8 in the Wa lls, L li Peach, Nectarine, Itnta 4(l , 'w• -B ° , a Green Gr een -house. e The Plantations are 5 1,1,,,• ttr k 4 I th the Shrub - 11:i le s s . and Pleasure-grounds, t It-: is xi er es. it iiti n , Ya f et kii ll, ands.,„.ron the . Sea Beach where there is flan sive 4„pachines in attendance; the Marine kv kbi eh IT in teresting ; the Canal is not, .h . a i ll . a o 4 4 1 4 et I )0 _,01, a a Page Boats are constantly pl)n g t h t d. qAy • -,4),', S ta.e-coaches also pass the gate i ,°° i,. -, nf, -a-,a Caine-coaches is within the Lawn; the 11,114L-rera libUi. --44 ), a Firm Beach on the Banks of L and p ixt 44,1t4,1,0,r unrdreetiaswill, if required, be Let with or i,kil i . t ti b'tt4ei e°4ira.odious DWELLING-HOUSES, '`liii--hol, -e alld Coach -house attached. t l e4 4ter..st.ttlrn exeellent HOUSES in Rodney-street, Nt k rid () .e et. ill'artn-414,e5, fitted with Desks, consisting of two I tl ti ,. lll y i i :', l each, in Union -buildings, John-street. ''' (1 1. 4 ,7 6 een, and terms kno wn - by application Is usroNE and Co., Union -court, Le (One concern.) rpool.. t t x, itl' A -. \\ ..s. '"'--.._........_ .„ 1,, 1,. this lIIIIGIITON H ' ' ,a rd i tlt, e i e l a e Pit . al N EW ... 01 L. . .1, t w of the liii e, near .110UsE, situated at the k l l ttke. 4 tv 1 3 _ hore, Where Liverpool. The House is , 1 4 , 1 iteF ieri r-r 004 , , the Steam Boats will land. I t'h i Y b e e : bar, 13, r 7ve1l Sitting or Entertaining :wi tt n of the red ,„__Pa.rlour, Wine, Ale, and Beer *!1, 43 .1 4 ,7 1 ? (-)wi lei ruu I nitneniately. A License is ii A di t i es lrur e , . 4 : who will assist the Tenant, if 1 li kl alc e , e r th e in Person posse ing a little capi it i i i , AT ,, rapid c._tallagentent such a concern, ,4 /1, will r ‘ u ur une %4'4,,ailitabilses 401%. n regular through the season tl k ,, ,,T i k t eep e t t e k for l Jai t . g ° , be an L 4 e_ ready Purnished, and , th k e , , li i rid fi llis i i ne ti otts _ . `i . re . spectable Families, or .a:r, th'e fine ed, all , 'is . ate of the first respecta ,!::sl,44e3Ettiste,:vrates Boienandsornely fitted up with vizittoull..ll4,Y, o w t t a b l e k . prospects from W , t ,, 8. l ug, 0 _ ...clear Springter, Iti ki 11 r aiding, have only to be 'ti, ° 'lio„ P., LE T , A ,„ ti'Vith la-,etwocr,EyEßToN, ON'ON' l ioui s e WalleT,"u B E, latel • occupied by ~ Is s u m ,• - -...01ind Play ) and pi 1, ,ori tidies 0 . Lieuth, 1 ,. easure t, k,,,' by 24 ! Geu t i‘ ' a rge for the accommoda ktiiiTins f o „wnle 4 ,,,, i ,1 1 , 'en . , with a large School }'L ' 011 othe r high, with an Orchestra, ee k , r EVE RT Purposes Purposes for the use of a i 4 4 1 1 3 or — a r• ,i_tth, r — , o N LODG E, 1,4444,1501,8u,(3rt leri n ... T° BE LET, either for the Itt, and " e 'Y V ur '., Furuished or Unfurnished. Ixrd C°l nfort 'l'shed,the i . till, ells , there Rooms large, and, h „ it„ , h 0 ,4 upd a fl ue e few can surpass it. )4 t Zt eam , Granari,,Grapery with Stables, lAA e Weil th e Varies •rlot, Cold. and Shower Ai,„„tiih.roMisi.ountainesf, give. River _Mersey, the FRIDAY, M FASHIONS. ELIZABETH BENNISON respectful) informs her Friends and the Public, that she has ected in London a neat assortment of Printed Muslins, rked Collars, Pele reens, Habit Shirts, &e. &c. which wi e ready for inspection on MONDAY next, the 13th instant. _ _ _ Also, a good assortment of Gentlemen's ready-made Linen, Baby Linen, &c. Duke-street, May'6, 1833. M I NEEDS,b begs tot n n M o t u L n L e t e N and return leer I lK nd it, on wr respect fullyanextensive Assortment of SPRING F lIONS, nbirh she will have the honour to submit to the i spection of her Friends and the - Public on TUESDAY next, the 14th instant, and fol lowing days. 64, - Bold-street, Liverpool, May 7, 18.33. ATISS SAMBROOK respectfully informs the Ladies of I.YI Liverpool and the Nei*hbourhoo , (hat on THURSDAY next, the 16th instant, she will hav eady for inspection au elegant assortment of MILLINER , DRESSES, and a great vanetv of the most Fashionable Materials for Dresses, &c. carefUlly selected by herself in London and Paris. Duke-street, May, 1833. MISS CARTER respectfully annottnc - her return from London, where she has selected, fro the First Houses of Fashion, an elegant assortment of MI NERY, DRESSES, &c. and solicits the inspection of her Friends on THURSDAY next, the 16th instant, and Billowing days. 31, Richmond-row, May, 1833. FirlHE MISSES COKER beg respectf to inform the Jl Ladies of Liverpool and its Nei , ' ur ood, that Miss Coker is returned from Paris and Lon( n, with an assortment of MILLINERY, DRESSES, and Fashionable GOODS, xwhia. will be shown on THURSDAY 17C t, the 16th instant. al, Bold-street. LYCEUM NEWS-ROOM, BOLD-STREE T . _ ...__ . . _ MHB Public are respectfully informed that-crllinited number of NOMINATIONS to this News/p6om, may be had at Twenty-five Shillings per annum for the ensuing vear.—Appli cation to be made at the Bar. RICHARD HOUGHTON. Lyceum, May 7, 1833. SHEFFIELD and MANCHESTER RAILWAY. i N O'T'ICE IS HEREBY GIVE , that a GENERAL MBETING of the Proprietors f the She ffi eld and Man chester Railway, will be held at th ork Hotel, Manchester, in the county of Lancaster, on DNE.SDAY, the sth day of June next, at Twelve o'clock at Neon, pursuant to adjourn mentfrom the 18th day of April, 1832. NICHS. ROBINSON, Chairman. LIVERPOOL LIBRARY.-MAY 7, 1833. SUBSCRIPTION DUE ON THE FIRST OF MAY. THE ANNUAL MEETING of the SUBSCRIBERS to the LIVERPOOL LIBRARY held in the . LIBRARY, in Bold-street, on TUESDAY ntit, the 14th instant., at Six o'clock in the Evening, to elect a President and a Com mittee, and to transact other necessary business. P. M., M.D., President. INCORRODIBLE MINERAL TEETH FIXED, Without Wires or Ligatures, AND FILLING DECAYED TEETH WITH MINERAL SUCCEDANEUM, Without Pain, Heat, or Pressure, and INCORRODIBLE ARTIFICIAL TEETH. itirESSRS.. J. M. MALLAN, No. 46, BOLD-STREET, _MIL Liverpool, and Monsieur A. MALLAN, 82, KING STREET, 'Manchester, SURGEON DENThSII, (of the firm of Mallon and Sons, Great Russell-street, aloomsbury, and Half moon-street, Piccadilly, London, where they may be con sulted daily,) ardently thank their Friends and the Public, for the distinguished support which they continue to receive. Their methods of tilling 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 MINERAL SOCCEDANEUSI, which they so universally recommend. Attendance in Liverpool and Manchester daily. Charges as in Paris. NORTH BRITISH LIFE ASSURANCE COMPANY INCORPORATED by Royal Charter, 1, Hanover-street, Edinburgh • and 4 I New Bank-buildings, London. '7 u - . 1 His Grace the Duke of GORDON, President. EDINBURGH BOARD. VICE-PRESIDENTS, Earl of Aboyne I Lord Napier, EXTRAORDINARY DIRECTORS. Lord Moncrief G. Macpherson Grant, Esq. Sir T. Dick Lander, Bart. H. Ho dsworth, Esq. Sir R. Dundas, Bart. Hen Monteith, Esq. Vice-Admiral Sir P. C. Bar- . Oswald, Esq. ham, G.C.B. illiam Trotter, Esq. John Campbell, Esq. T. Guthrie Wright, Esq. John Cunningham, Esq. ORDINARY DIRECTORS. R. Cockburn, Esq., Chairman Alex. Monypenny, Esq. Hugh Broughton, Esq. James Nairne, Esq. J. D. Davidson, Esq. Thomas Richardson, Esq. G. L. Finlay, Esq. Robert Wright, Esq. J. F. Gordon, Esq. William Young. Esq. James Hay, Esq. J. Borthwick Esq., Manager Robert Menzies, Esq. John Brash, Esq., Secretary. Solicitors.—Messrs. James and Charles Nairne, Writers to the Signet, 22, Albany-street, Edinburgh. LONDON BOARD. Earl of CAM PERDOWN, President. VICE-PRESIDENTS. Lord Viscount Strathallan I Lord Viscount Exmouth. HONORARY MANAGERS. J. E. Baillie. Esq., M.P. Lieutenant-General Robt. Bell Vice-Admiral Sir J. P. Beres ford, Bart., M.P. Hon. A. Macdonald J. A. S.Mackenzie,Esq.,M.P. i. Mackillop, Esq., M.P. W. A. Mackinnon, Esq. Right Hon. Henry Ellis George Train, Esq., M.P. MANAGERS. The Right Hon. Sir P. Laurie, J. J. Glennie, Esq. Lord Mayor, Chairman Charles Hertslet, Esq. Francis Warden, Esq., Deputy Henry Nelson, Esq. Chairman J. Pine, Esq. A. Cockburn, Esq. Isaac Sewell, Esq. J. Connell, Esq. W. A. Urquhart, Esq. W. P. Craufurd, Esq. George Webster, Esq. Robert Dent, Eq. . Boyd, Esq. Resident. John Gardi?ier,'Esq. M. Boyd, Esq. Bankers—Sir R. C. Glyn, Bart., and Co. Physician —J. Webster, M.D., 56, Grosvenor-street. Solicitors—Messrs. Parker and Webster, 13, New Boswell- COU CAPITAL, OD [rt. .1E MILLION. The advantages offered to the Public by this Corporation are 1. Ample security from their large capital. 2. Rates of Premium nearly FIVE PER CENT. LOWER than most other offices acting on the system of participation of profits. 3. Premiums may be made payable either in a SINGLE PAYMENT, OR BY ANNUAL, HALF-YEARLY, or QUARTERLY PAYMENTS. 4. The Assured may either participate in the PROFITS se cured against all responsibility by the capital of the Corpora tion, or may pay a less premium for securing a specific suns without periodical additions. 5. When policies effected by parties on their own lives are assigned to others for onerous causes, the holders are assured against the risk of the original assured dying by SUICIDE OR DUELLING. 6. Every FACILITY givbri on moderate terms to persons goin g t , beyond the PRESCRIBED LIMITS of the policy. 7. Advances made on security of policies of more than three years' standing to the extent or their value. S. A liberal price given for policies to parties wishing to sur render them. Medical Reference, Dr. ANDERSON, Oxford-street. Agent for Liverpool, MATTHEW JAMIESON, 18, Water street. Y 10, 1833. OLD CANARY WINE. ►gIHIS old and excellent WINE, so highly praised by medi- I_ cal men, is still to be had by aypi.ying to JAS. HEN / WICK and 0., CROWN -CHAMBERS, IiEDCROS s-STRE4T. Price, (Bottles included,) 21s. per ozen. Also, excellent PORT WINE, fine-t l . oured, at - 28 s. per Dozen, Bottles included. Orders from the Country, inclosing a Remittance, or a Draft upon a correspondent in Liverpool, will be carefully attended to. PRICE. 7d. BRITISH and FOREIGN PAP7R-HANGING WAREHOUSE, No. 55, near the top of LIOLD-S TREE 7, Liverpool. GEORGE BARKER begs leave announce that he ILA; opened the above Premises r the sale of PAPER HANGINGS, and rgspectfully s 'cite a share of the pablic patronage. An extensive Stock and great variety both of British and Foreign Manufactures will be constantly on hand, which he is enabled to supply- upon as reasonable twins as any in the trade, and he trusts t atl in all other respects his arraugemeuts as a Paper-hanger will be found to give every satisfaction to those who may please to favour him with their commands. LIOUND. near Manchester, some titue ago, a handsome FLUTE. The Person who lost the above, may have it again on identifying the same as his Property, and paying ad reasonable expenses, by applying to Mr. PARLOUR, Police office, Liverpool. MONEY. ~ 11,7 lA/ANTED, for Twelve Monrhs, the sum of £3OO, for ' V which security will be given. Any Person willing to advance the above sum, will reed a bonus of 1.:5, besides interest; and may be paid again y monthly instalments, or at the end of the term, as may best suit. Apply at the Standard-office. TO NATURALISTS. A GENTLEMAN, about to leave the Country, is desirous I - 1. of DISPOSING OF a choice Collection of specimens of Natural llistory, comprising about 700 stuffed Birds, &c. ; together with an elegant Glass Case, containing theils and Minerals,. and also a Fargo variety of Misycllaneous Curiosities. x i The whole have been selected at gr t expense, and will be Sold by Private Contract, on reasot e terms. ,To any infant Museum, public or Private, this wo be an acquisition rarely to be met with. Persons wishing to treat for the Purchase of the same, may, upon application to the Printer of this paper, procure a Cata logue, with the Proprietor's address, where the Collection may be seen. PARISH OF LIVERPOOL. WANTED, a GOVERNOR for the LIVERPOOL WORKHOUSE.—Applica,ns, with Testimonials, ad dressed to the Churchwardens, (iy y letter, post paid,) to be left with the Secretary, at the arish-offices, on or before MONDAY next, the 13th instant. By order JOHN MACKIN LAY, Secretary. Parish -t ! (ices, Water-street, May 8, 1833. A MEETING of GENTLEMEN, favonrable to the NEW -1-1„ CLUB-HOUSE, will be held on MONDAY next, at Twelve o'Clock, at the A NG EL HOTEL, Dale-street, when the attendance of Gentlemen favourable to the unuertaking is most earnestly and respectfully solicited. SAMUEL TOWERS Begs very respectfully to inform his Friends, the Mercantile Public, and others, that, having been solicited by several Gentlemen to appropriate a portion of his new and extensive Premises at the ANGEL HOTEL for the establishment of a Club house, tip6i3 a similar plan to those in other large towns, he is exceedingly desirous of meeting their views, and should he be so fOrtunate as to receive sufficient encynragement, he will be able, from the extent of i adjoining 1 3 ,i)emises, to afford accom modation to any number of Subscrib#rs, and to set apart suffi cient Rooms for immediate purposes, with a separate entrance from John-street, entirely distinct from the Hotel department, and which being contiguous to the centre of business, as weil as being in the immediate vicinity of the public conveyances to all parts of the. United Kingdom, it will, he trusts, be cuusideied an eligible situation. S. TOWERS purposes, in the first instance, to fit up the large Circular Rooms, on the first floor, exclusively to Subscribers; to employ clever Waiters,_ in suitable liveries, and to whom no gratuity whatever will be given by Subscribers; to provide Dinners, Wines, Luncheons, &c., &c., at fixed and moderate prices, and of the first qualities. The Rooms to be supplied with all requisites usual in such establishments, the particulars of which, the amount of Annual Subscriptions, as well as other minutiae, to be arranged by a Committee of the Subscribers. The Rooms are ready for Inspection. A Book is open at the Hotel for the signature of those Gen tlemen who may be pleased to patronize the new Club. May Bth, 1833. Regal Xotia%. aiHE Creditors who have proved their debts under a fiat in Bankruptcy, awarded and issued forth against CHARLES HAWKSWORTH, of Liverpool, in the County of Lancaster, Licensed Victualler, Broker and Agent, Dealer and Chapman, are requested to meet the Assignees of the Estate and Effects of the said Bankrupt, on Monday, the third day of June next, at two o'clock iu the Afternoon, at the Offiye cf Mr. JOHN AT- K I NsoN, Solicitor, Bank-buildings, Cas e-street, in order to assent to or dissent from the said Assi ees selling and dispos ing of either by private Contract or p lic Auction, or by Ap t? praisement and valuation the Good-will of the House and Pre mises now occupied by the said Bankrupt, with the Fixtures, Stock-iu-Trade and Furniture, and all other the personal Es tate and Effects of the said Bankrupt to any person or persons who may be desirous of purchasing the same, and for ready money, or on such terms of credit, and with or without security as to the said Assignees shall seem proper. And also to assent to or dissent from the said Assignees settling and adjusting any debt or debts due to the said Bankrupt's Estate, and to their commencing and prosecuting, or defending any action or suit that may be necessary touching the said Bankrupt's Estate and Effects, or to their compounding, submitting to Arbitration, or otherwise agreeing any matter relating thereto, and on other special Whirs. ripHE Creditors who have proved their Debts under a Fiat in Bankruptcy, awarded and issued forth against THOMAS WATKINSON, of Liverpool, in the County of Lancaster, Tobacconist, Dealer and Chapman, are requested. to meet the Assignees of the said Bankrupt's Estate an• ffects, on MON DAY the 13th day of May, instant, at elev o'clock in the fore noon, at the officeof Mr. LEATHER, Soli or, Clarendon Build ings, in. Liverpool aforesaid, in order o assent to or dissent from the said Assignees selling and disposing of the Bankrupt's Stock in Trade, household_ Goods_ _and _Epiniture ' the Bank rupt's right, share, or inter es t i n cer t a i n freehold heredita ments, and premises situate in Gar rave, in the county of York, and all other the real and personal Estate and Effects of the said Bankrupt, either by public Auction or private Contract, either to the said Bankrupt, or to any other person or persons whomsoever, and either together or in lots or parcels, or at such appraisement or valuation already taken, or in such other Man ner as the said Assignees shall think tit, and either for ready money or upon such credit and security as the said Assignees shall think proper, and also to assent to or dissent from the said Assignees employing an accountant, and allowing him or other person a reasonable allowance for his services,• and also to confirm, allow, or disapprove of the acts and pioceedings already adopted and done, regarding the Estate anti Effects of the said Bankrupt, by the said Assignees, and also to assent to or dissent from the said Assignees commencing, prosecuting, or defending, discontinuing, or referring to arbitration any ac tion or suit at law or in equity, for the recovery or preservation of any part of the Estate and Effects of the said Bankrupt, or to 'their compounding, releasing, submitting to arbitration, or otherwise agreeing, any debt or debts due to the said Bank rupt's Estate or any other matter or thing relating thereto, and generally to authorize and empower the said Assignees to act in the management thereof, as to them shall seem expedient and proper, and ou other special :;Lairs. LEATHER, Solicitor. IVESTMINSTER ELECTION. TUESDAY at twelve o'clock Mr. Escott, accompanied by his friends, and Col. Evans by his, had taken their station ou the hustings ; they were both well received. It was also under stood that Sir John Hobhouse was in attendance, but the right hon. hart. was prudently kept in the back ground. At a few minutes before one o'clock the Deputy Bailiff ap peared upon the hustings, which were erected in the usual pla c e on the west side of Covent Garden. The crowd was the greatest we ever remember to have witnessed upon any occasion of election; it occupies the whole of the west opening of the market; after the deputy bailiff had addressed a few woris to the crowd, requesting equal audience for all parties, advice which was respectfully received, but very little regarded, he read the writ, and caused the oath against bribery to be read by a gentleman in attendance. Mr. De Vear then came forward to propose Sir John flota house— When such a yell was there Of sudden and portentous birth— such a yell as we had never before heard, and certainly shit!' not attempt to describe. After grimacing very lunicrously for about five minutes, under a shower of carrots and cabbage stalks, thick as the leaves that " fall in Valaombrosa," Mr. De \Tear retreated, manifestly with great precipitation and pleasure. Mr. Thomas Duncombe then came forward to second the nomination, when the bellowing became still louder, and th storm of carrots and cabbage-stalks far thicker. The er-hons , ourabie gentleman gave in his countenance (articulation was out of the question) indications of something approaching to rage, he frowned, grinned, thumped, stamped, and so forth, but not one syllable could be heard except now and then a scream from the crowd—" Go to Crockford's, ' " They kicked. you out at Hertford," with other remarks of the same kind. He found it at last useless to go on. Dr. Bainbridge then proposed, and Mr. Simpson seconded Colonel Evans. These gentlemen were heard with snore atten tion, and at great length canvassed the conduct of Sir John Hobhouse. Dr. Goidney then nominated, and Mr. R. A. Dundas seconded Mr. Escott. The Deputy Bailiff having announced the names of the candidates, room was made to the front of the hustings, and Sir John Hobhouse made his appearance. The yellings, hooting!, and unanimous burst of execration timt followed defy all possible description, and almost imagination. Missiles of every description were thrown to the. hustine, and. several gentlemen were actually covered with filth. Sir John essayed to speak, but he might as well base tempted to calm the tempest. Colonel Evans and Mr. Wakley implored the meeting to hear what their lute constituent had to say in his own derelict, but their exhortations were utterly useless. At length, Eniricg that the effort was altogether hUpeless, the right hon. hart., who, not without sufficient reason, felt himself by no means in a very comfortable situation, said he would withdraw--their conduct was no disgrace to him, it disgraced themselves. At this moment, we regret to say, that Sir John received a severe blow in the mouth, from, we believe, a turnip, and im mediately retired. The keys of the church were sent kr, and the right hon. hart. succeeded in making a safe retreat iC t O , that edifice, from whence, under a strong escort of censtaLref, he was enabled to reach his; committee-room. Colonel Evans and Mr. Escott then stepped forward and addressed the electors, when the Deputy Bailiff called for a . show of hands, which he decided to be in favour of Cooto.l Evans. A poll was then demanded on the part of Sir J. C. Hobhouse and Mr. Escott. There must have been at ieat,t 15,000 persons present, and such a scene was perhaps never before witnessed, even when party spirit was at its biglo.et pitch. WHISTLE. INTENDED TO BR SUNG BY SIR JOHN CAM HODHOUSE AFTER HIS RE-ELECTIOM FOR WESTMINSTER. Oh, NI histle, and I'll come to you; Lord Grel,; Whistle, and I'll come to you, Lord Grey ; Whatever you do, and whatever you say, Oh, whistle, and I'll come to you, Lord Grey. I promise, of course, what I promised before ; I speak as I spoke, and I swear as I swore ; But honest Lord Althorp to-morrow shall s(e A promise is piecrust to Burdett and me. So whistle, and I'll come to you, Lord Grey ; Whistle, and I'll come to you, Lord Grey ; Whate'er he the pledges I swallow to-day, Just whistle, and come to you, Lord Grey, Perhaps I must talk, as I've talked long enough,. Of taxes, and ballot, and flogging, and stuff ; But Joseph, and Grote, and wise Alderman Key, You know will have little assistance from me. So whistle, and I'll come to you, Lord Grey : Whistle, and I'll come to you, Lord Grey ; I'm a popular man, and I talk for display, But whistle, and I'll come to you, Lord Grey. Its a terrible bore when the Radicals bring Addresses, petitions, and that surt of thing ; But a shake of the hand and a bend of the knee, Is all they will get if they bring them to me. Then whistle and I'll come to you, Lord Grey Whi! 4, and I'll come to you, Lord Grey ; Just wait till I've sent Mr. Wakley an ay ; Then whistle ; and I'll come to you, Lord Grey Though vanished and lost are the praises you won, Though I see you abused in the Times and the Sun-; Though they laugh, my dear Lord, at your family trc These things are of little importance to mo. So whistle, and I'll come to you, Lord Grey ; Whistle, and I'll come to you, Lord Grey ; As long as you've places, as long as you've pay, Oh, whistle, and I'll come to you, Lord Grey ! BRISTOL. ELECTION PETITION—SIGNAL. DEFEAT (4"11:ii . RADICALS.—We sincerely rejoice in having to aim( 1.1.«:. to our readers in Bristol, and to the supporters of coi,e, ...,,ttf! pi incipies generally throughout the c o u n t r y, t h at tilt. pv...- toners against the return at our members, Sir iiieharcl V ,y.ri and Mr. Baltic, are beaten, as we aiways said Ur, y 4, , .. c i . What stamps additional disgrace on th'eir defeat is t;te fa, ', that their case literally broke down after the exat,.t...tit , r, . 1 about twenty witnesses out of sixty, summoned to appcai ' , ..e.t,.e the committee; and that they owe it to the iiioue.a.it.o forbearance of the sitting members, that theii petition Iv., utPer Cent declared frivolous and vexatious, which wou,d deseived: siSvm:',- ~.) -- 1 7 "' - saddled them with the payment of tneir opptau Ws' v yt. l > , P , - - -, , L r l , as well as their own.—Fells .Pai It y's 1.11 i‘toi. .., Liar ~al. '-- ' : a -- 1: - :! . 1-- .).: \i C The Rev. W. L. Jones, Rector of Llanegan, in th im,yl.4 ....: ) .;7.. of Caruarvon , has been appointed domestic Chap Lie tc ~- 1 40 4 ::)": . ;".;, Paget (Laid Uxbridge) lately railed to the Upper ii:A.40\144.' ,27 "* - .... : ":", - - - 'f .; ki r appointment of so ab.e and talented a clergyman nth...kik' _-':=l , t.iA ci edit upon his lordship's choice, and is a coo.plinient ites.N. . z_ paid to the diocese in which so‘h tine posm..ss.iuos Ls ti.,,,ei1t3n10:),141-0 ..4 ) wlii,:h the uoLe ioid is heir :ppaieta 41 . t: .aiL,..x. ~ ~,,44 i 0 art' 0 0 , ,