The Liverpool Standard and General Commercial Advertiser. — Liverpool, Merseyside, England, 1832-12-28 00:00:00

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Terms and ()Cher particulars may be had on application at D inner to be upon the Table at Half- t Five precisely. Plumpton-terrace. is „10 Servants to be admitted. ik tickets, One Guinea each, may be had on Monday next, at LADIES' BOARDING SCHOOL, .me 'Waterloo lintel. • • • WHITE FRIARS, CHESTER. 11 .......2ft • erpoot 21st December, - 1832. ' - . vi - RS. BROOMHEAD and MISS TREPI'AS take this , _LV..II._ method to acquaint their Fr'en and the _public, that 3 THE LI V Eill - 'OOl4 COMMERCIAL "WING COM the above Establishment, hitherto ducted by Miss FAYI.OII, d l. 1, 4. will commence Business on TuE AY, the Ist of is .continued by them on the sarn plan,- which, for so many I. t Ztinary next, at their Temporary Office, No. 29, Harrington years, has been approved of and honoured with the patronage nthers, North4ithu-street. of highly distinguished friends, whose kind interest, they re- L rhe Provision;'. ' mmittee sit daily at e:, Office of Messrs. e quest and hope, will now be exerted in their favour. 1 , 1 4 ..ent1 and ' •;, .- 'D,A LE, Solicitors, Harrington-chamberS, • aere applicatio ','- -1 • Shares may be made. •', if • -STOPHER RAWDON, Chairman. A DOUBLE DISPATCH. . t ...... z e mittee R! ' ...- k. Dec., 1832. (IN SUNDAY, JANUARY 6, 1833, an Extra Sheet of Tay. ‘../ WEEKLY DISPATCH will be published, as a complete e . '- --- .• *DIES' CHARIT Y. KEY TO THE FIRST REFORMED PARLIAM 'NT. ° MRS. THONIPSON, LADY PATRONESS. .- It will contain' a sketch of the previous' public rear and JOH' DEANS CASE, ESQ- PRESOENT. --. . olitical opinions of every Member of the Refo ed House of 1 THE ANNUAL BALL for the Benefit of thi nstitution t 'emulous, so as to enable , the reader to calcul the Majerities , will be held, byp W ermission of the Worth' 1 the Mayor on all great questions. The DESFATC , s published,• will I a,7 11 Common Council, in the TON-HA ,on MONDAY, consist of sixty-four closely-rinted cola 8, one half of which - ae 31st instant. will, as' usual; be devoted to Original ssayi, - Reviews, News t PTiekets, 10s. each (Refreshments inc ed) to be had of the of the. Week, Bi . .c. while the remaining thirty-two column's maybe ttroness Abercromby-square; at Mr. anson's; at the Office 0 , . , separated from the journal itself, and will then form a valuable • - ',tins paper, and the usual places. BOOK of REFERENCE and GUDI.I to REFORMERS. Abe Doors to be opened at Eight o'clock. ..• No extra charge will be made, but the whole work will be r 4 , .arria g es to. set down and fake up with , the horses' heads published at the 'nice of THE DISHATCH itself, 8-1-d. Country L,ltig Water-street. . - „ orders should be given immediately, to prevent disappointMent. ...t;___l43. —No Money will be received at the nee. A LADY, Twenty-eight Years of ..84,e.,iyh0 has been aceus- YORKSHIRE 1 1 . toured to Tuition, wishes to re-en`gagein a Gcntlearian's -•- • th lraily a s'OOVERNESS, whine It r er PupilS would iftit :exceed FIRE AND LIFE. INSURANCE COMPANY. (I ages of ,tgn or twelve years; Or •as •Engliia ,-:••Teacher in a twrAtustity AT YOTt•K,* 1824, AND EMPOWERED BY ACT triteel Establishment for Young,.Ladies• or . • Companion to '• ' • .OF PARLIAMENT. lady. The most respectable reierenc : 0 ,- • . 'be given. • .• ~ CAPITAL, £500,000. • ••,, • . Address pOit paid ~.to ..to A. B. cyost... ,66, She:Meld. ' - . rinHE great and, increasing support which .is instaiioit -is 1 AI ITH AND DOLIERS' 1344 7 574, EDUCATION.. ji dailyerecniving, is the best evidence o ay e approbationitif It. JOHN , SMITH respeotfully• announces that his the, Public: , -,. . ..- .•., . cra • tv TH THREE LECTURES' ,itir Y '!'RAIN -.,EARL IN 0 .• , The Directer,'i have had an entirely : • and ext ens i ve se t- o f of CHILDREN, and on SMI land DOLIER'S PLANS - .Tatiles • drayiu,up. for the Insurance . ' FEMALE Lives it 1 , INSTRUCTION, (including,seVeral•reeent improvements, - having been found, by experience, that a considerable Redue- W. be delivered at the LycEum Lue n ruitr-oom, Liverpool, on, tion.may bit.ninik.in re .the Premiums for. such Insurances. • ilg: following. evenings, in -order that:families, to; whom it may The followingApecitnen is exhibited ,of the Rates lor bOth h,. inconvenient-Jo attend-three -nights in any one week, may MALES and FDIVIALES, which are the lowest taken by any i i i ve the opportunity of hearing the wholovourwin any o . rde,r ~,,,o t ike in the Unitgrikin'gdona. .... , e Y may prefer. ' .. . . . . ' A Table showiffiVtge Annual Payments required for an In , i_PIIIST LECTURE. SECOND LECTURE. THIRD CECTORE. StirallCC 011 the Lie o f . . . . . Monday, Dec. 31. I Wedhesday, Jinx 2.- Friddy, Jan.- 4. •,, : . • . A*MALE. -, .., 4.,,Fmm4 ,. . .ionday, Jan.. 7..1 -Wednesday, Jan. 9., F r iday, J unt -H. • ) holiday, Jan. 14. I Wednesday; Jan. lit. Friday,,Jan. 18. , 'REM IL BIS FOR . raitaiims FOIL . lenday, fail. 21711VethieSday, lin. '2,3: 'Friday, Jan. 25. whole . , ~'. 4 41 pest, One - seven' 'Whole _cl us ,,,,T !_,,re i i I rt i-day.: Year.. Years. I. We l; Yeat ' Yeats. I Life. 4 : 1 0 encourage the attendance of alt branches of families, the . imkission will be One Shilling only for each person to each . ~..,-:J. let , _0 15. 4 . 0.1'5 B'.l .7, •6 011:44 1 0414 .8t 1 V- 4, i 4 eeture ; and early' ho'nri will - tie observed namely-doors to ' 40 ~, 016 0 016 9' 119 6 9:15. 0 4-041.6'. 4,1 8 3 k e s operi at Seven, the Lectures to . confluence at Hatf-past ,20 0174018 4' t 14` 40 17 , 2' •0 18 111 6 .- 25 019 - 311311920,19 1,1 0 8115 .3 - "en, precisely, and to conclude at Nine. . ' 30 . • t. -2'l ''l *5 - 6 2..5 0 1 t 9: 1 210 119 '9_. It being the desire sire Of Mr. SmiTH to give his exertions One. 35 7 1' 7 6 110 3 211 4 1' 3 8j 1 4 82 ' 5 2 M eek for the good of the institutions of the - town, he will devote 4u Ll 2 -:8 116 22 19 156 1 7 . - 3 -2.12 0 0 4 ope-fourth of the 'first week's proceeds to the Heitseless,Poor; .15 ' 119 .2 2 1 6 - 6 :9 4 1 8 9,1 11 3 3 1 .2 . 50 2. 3 6 2 6.44-I :• il3.6,tiv 10 3 13 3 the second to the Provident District Soc.iety ; of the third to „ 55 W . 3 2'.19 9419 . 2 2 .0. 210 ii 410 0 i, Mechanics' Institution ; and of 'the - fourth to the proposed - . _ 60 3 ' lo 9 4- 8' 0 6 '6 0 2 18 0; 3 9 '3 5 12. 6 Zltzrpool obsZrValory. 65 . 0 0 •5 16 •47 16 6 319 0' 4'17 2 7 3 0 BO tietititt AN I) 10 rt :\; 1.).4 , t..tkEttrOOL... . ..70. --- 6.12 -.4 ,8 2 310. 045 14 , tl' 7. 7 97 6 CHAS. HOVFALL, Esu., MAYOR. ,- ' - 75 916 011 10. 13 .4. 9 5 611 2 12 89- I HE GRAND PORT MOOT, COURT LEET, and GENE- • . . .for RAL COLT/17' of QUARTER SESSIONS of:thb PEACE Annuities and Reversions purchased, anti Annuities granted. &, this BOROUGH and TOWN, will be held. in the NEW Agents have been appointed in all.the principal 'owns of this t i ' . 'PRT-1100:11, on the south side of Chapel-street, on MON and the. neighbouring Counties, of whom, as well as at the ~4 4; the 7th day of January next, at Ten o'Clock in the Fore- Office in York, every. uformation may he had. .r"; when and where all Persmu bound over to App ear and FARMING STOCK Insured at 2s. per Cent. Premium, and p °B ecute, giro Evidence oriln.wer, are to attend, an pii7 of their the use of a Thrashing Machine allowed. r 'Pectioe Recognisances being estteated. INSURANCES failing due the 24th. December, shoUld be CA USES th e COURT of PASSAGE, for the Tri oi CIVIL Paid within fifteen days of. that date, otherwise the Company USES will be held bejitre the M. 41 OR a B LII'FS of the will cease to be liable for the Risks. I ll i d Lim:, on THURSDAY, the 10th day unuary next, at . Agent for Liverpool, e 4 O'CiO C k in the Morning, of which the .4 ORNEY .9 of the Mr. LATHAM HANDIER, Jun.. i 'lid C ourt are requ i re d to take Noh'ee. 18, Exchange -buildings. FOSTER, Town Clerk and Clerk of the Peace. ATLAS ASSURANCE COIVIPANY. • ,„ i c l P' .411 Persons are requested to take Notice, that no Traverse LIFE .DEPARTMENT. “ be tried at these Sessions, unless the same be entered for Trial SPthe T own Cl er k' s Office, on or before the first day of the "DI ERSONS Assured for-the whole term of Life in G r e a t Bri oions. .1. tain or Ireland respectively, will have an addition made to iii.e dnd. a ll I n di c t men t s f or Misdemeanors and Assault found at their Policies every seventh year, or an equivalent reduction 2. fe Sessions against Persons admitted to bail, mu s t b e en t ere d f or will be made in the futute payments of Premium, at the option t ,irial a t or b e f ore T we l ve o 'Cl oc k on t h e d ay next a f ter t h e d is- o f th e A ssu red. . . c L urge bf the Grand Jury, otherwise the Trial of the same will T he - ff,-, . ....._ . : 2 i 0,. until the Sessions . following. . t following Table spews the TOTAL ADDITIONS made to the Life Policies - for £lOOO, effe c t e d i n L on d on , or t h roug h an . ~,, - • WEST DP ENGLAND - . Agent in Great Britain, which had b een i n f orce f or the . „FIRE AND LIFE INSURANCE COMPANY. Fourteen years ending at CIiRISTMAs, 1830: Ciii , l Oflce, EXETER. . . . . • , in 112ffice in L o nd o n, 2J,, Bridge-street, Blackfriars. o n ' Age at Amount added ' 'ON S Insured against Fire to the extent of £3OO and ...... S um Annual commenc payable at the upwards, will be entitled to a Share of 'Half t rqfi assured. Pren ts de- 6 • utini. ment. Party's death. rived LIFETn F ire Insurances, every fifth year. 4-- -- , _ pan INSURANCES are also effected i the approved ~,, 4 " an of giving to those Insured for £1 upwards, a Share e l 10 00 £2l 1,5 10 20 £230 in the Profits, which may be added t ie Sum Insured, and cs' 1000 24 '0 10 'Ti 236 . payable therewith, or applied in redu on of the Annual Pre- 7: 4 , 10()0 26 14 2 ,) '244 % intim. '4 10()0 29 •18 4 35 `ZS6 Rates and C on di t i ons may be had of the Agents. - '-' 1000 33 49 ' 2 40 278 CHARLES LEWIS, Secretary. ~..,'' 1000 38. 19 2 45 301 ~ Those Persons whose Policies fall due at CHRISTMAS' are ..'.' 1000 45 6 8 - 50 - 310 i et Pectinlly . informed, that they should renew the same within fit. ''' 1000 53 3. 4 55 382 ' een d ays 1 000 , from that date, for their mon security.. 63 13 4 60 449 WM. WHITEHOUSE and SONS, Agents, . 12, Exchange-briildings,.Liverpool. Equivalent Reductions have been made in the future paynients Equivalent Reductions have been made in the future paytrients of Premium, where the parties assured have desired to have the amount of surplus Premiums so applied. The next Valuatio.. will be made at Christmas, 1837, and Policies effected before that date will participate in proportion to the time they may then have been in force. The company purchase their Policies at an equitable value. FIRE DEPARTMENT. _ SUN FIRE OFFICE, Established 1710. NABK BUILDINGS, CORNHILL, .v.• AND CICAIVS COURT, CHARING CROSS, LONDON. - . MANAGERS. . . ( . 1 .: .. CHARLES POLE, ESQL., Treasurer. 4-.,..1ar1es Boultou, Esq. C. Shaw Lefevre, Esq., M. P. ~;12e Ron. P. Pleydell-Bouverie The Hon. Hugh L . say, 3villiarn Burnie,. Esq. ' Charles Littled , Esq. ehn Cockerel Esq. . . . Henry Little, Esq. 'b a kes Campbell, jun. Esq. , Geo. Wrd orman, Esq. i,ll,emas Dorrion, Esq. John P se, Esq. eernas Dorrien, jun. Esq. Brice earse, Esq. I,larles B. Ford, Esg : Charles Richard Pole, Esq. gilliam Hamilton, Esq. C. George Thornton, Esq. rand, Harman, Esq. ' Gep. ; Smith Thornton, Esq. pti e C. L a db ro k e Esq. James Trotter, Esq. ka .„ti.xle L Pri adb ntedßroke, is ece q ipts for Premium and Duty on Policies, tk 0,1.ey become du are read for delivry, and argil' the hands ft `" o un.dermentio c, ued Agents of the e Sun Fire and Sun Life ..e.es. 4 . ciec/e ! fi e jd Edw. Johnson, 4 cer poo/ INICHOIAS b. BOLD. . . ' JAMES .BUNNELL. 4 / 1 44c /tester and olurrley Robt. Duck. *k. ni . . ... J. Gr een : I)‘,lNk, und Grinskirk Saml. F. Hopwood. ki ( 443, Lie of Man Jam es NIDOIV. p ,as . Giles Cross. leep± C unt Jas. Cross.l teexter J o h n B :ack b urne. itt'erston e John Carter. ,scorin t . Jas. Davies. ` t° e/idai l e wr P e i lls 'sons may insure for more years than one ; and in such iqt ur ances an allowance of five per cent. p er annum , compoun d e,:'.wit ye , w lil be made on the premium, and duty received for rY ar, except the first. In addition to the benefit of the late Reduction in the Rates of Premiums, this Company offers to Assurers the advantage of an allowance for the loss of Rent of Buildings rendered unteuanta ble by Fire. • . The Returns for some years were from 10 to 25 per cent. on the Premiums paid. Policies, falling due at Christmas, should be renewed within fifteen days froth that period. The Company's Rates and Proposals may be had from any of the Agents in the Country, who are authorized to report on the appearance of Lives proposed for Assurance. HENRY DESBOROUGH, Secretary. Cheapside, London, December 183/ AGENTS. Liverpool E. and T. SWAINSON, 3, Dale-stieet. Appleby • E. Allinson. Ashton-under-Line T Finney. Blackburn R Wilding. Beitan C Briggs. Burnley and Todmorden T E. liamerton. Bury Richard Lomax. Char*. y J Latham. Clithero- W. L. Odder. ' Lancaster Thomas Albright. Macclesfield 11 Turner. Manchester R and C. Hervey. Oldham' John Duncrmft. Preston William Lancaster. Boclidale ' ' James Hartley. Stockport W. D owna ll. , St. _Helen' s R Slieakman. . Ulverstone W. Postlethwaitc. AGENTS.. I. Warrington Thomas Leigh. 133gan. Vacant-Colne, Garsttmg, Ormskirk, and Prescot. AN I GEN 11.11,A i C tilill ]IiCIAL A - * VE 'ME E,. PUBLISHED EVERY TUESDAY AND FRIDAY MORNINGS. --HEARTS RESOLVED, AND HANDS PREPARED, THE BLESSINGS THEY ENJOY TO GUARD !—SmoLLErr FRIDAY, DECEMI3ER 28, 1832. THE LIVERPOOL ELECTION. TO THE EDITOR OF THE LIVERPOOL STANDARD. Ste, rg iIIE letter I addressed to Mr. Nicholas Robi...n, chair man of Sir Howard Douglas's commit . ated the 24th instant, I now confirm, although the editor the Al&ion has been pleased to dispute its accuracy; a. - I • again very briefly to state, that I never did a +. at "ti ouglasites proposed, as the only chance left • r •flilejning the loss on the day's poll, that both committees s '• id coence proceedings, on the morrow, by paying the old freemen'the'ir wages, as an inducement to them to vote for Sir Howard Douglas and Lord Sandon.". I also deny that such a proposal was ever made" hi the Douglasites; and I ask any candid man whether Wan li e believed that I made the statement above alluded to, when I must have been aware that fifteen to twenty of the most ho nourablegentlemen in the town, members of Lord Sandon's and Sir Howard Douglas's committees, would at once have cofitralicted the statement, and convicted me of a gratuitous falsehood ? kedependent, however, of this circumstance, which renders it so improbable that I ever made the communication alluded to, I hope I may lay claim to some regard for truth; and I think I may,' without vanity, rely with safety on the opinion of those by whoin I am known, that in their estimation I could not be guilty Of the conduct imputed to me. I will now state the substance of what I communicated to the editor of the Albion, which was made in the presence of Mr. G. Highfield, who is ready in any way to vouch for its accuracy. It was to the following effect :—Mr. Bean, the outcry of brib er y - having been resorted to is utterly without foundation. Nothing could have been more honourable than the conduct of Lord . Sandon's and Sir Howard Douglas's committees.. I was at a meetingattended by members of both, when it was stated, by an individual in the room, that it was commonly reported that our opponents were giving drink ? and that if it was not met by Adopting the same course, or giving the freemen 2s. .6d. for loss Of time, or in lieu of wages, that the election would be lost. Immediately after these remarks were made, the members of both committees declared their disapproval of such a course, and stated - that rather than resort to such means they would incur thd hazard of a defeat. The editor of the Albion then de clarediliat he acquitted the committees of having been guilty of bribery. I.now take leave of this subject, and rely with confidence on the just conclusion of an impartial public, resolved that what ever statements may hereafter be made, I shall not consider it necessary to notice them.—Yours, &c. gverton, Dec. 27, 1832. JAMES HEYWORT4. .• The following is the letter of the editor of the Albion, to which Mr. Heyworth alludes. IP THE ~.6DITOR OF THE LIVERPOOL COURIER. • S JAb TT is with: much regret that I feel myself under the necessity 4.. of addressing you on a "question of personal veracity. But the letter of Mr: James Heyworth, published in 'the Liverpool papers, of this day, leaves me no alternative but eith er t o sub mit to the imputation of having-fabricated a falsehood, or to vindicate the truth of my statement by an appeal to facts—facts which I shall be able fully to establish on unimpeachable testi mony. In the Albion, of yesterday, the following statement' appeared: " Otkthe same evening, (viz. Wednesday, the 12th instant,) a dep4tietion -from Sir Howard Douglas's committee had an in terviewrvara. deputation froth that of Lord Sandon. Aldermen LeylanCand Robinson were among the Inc:tubers of the titst, and MI Heyworth and Mr. IL Edwards among those of the second deputation. The Douglasitee pro d, as the only chance left of retrieving the loss on the' ay's poll, that both committees should commence proceedings, on the morrow, by paying the old freemen their wage; as an inducement for them to vete for Sir Howard Douglas •and Lord Sandon. The pro pqiial was rejected by . the Sandonites, who declared' it to be thtir fixed determination not to' resort to bribery, in any shape, in the hope of carrying his lordship's election." Mr. Peter Wright, the la* agent to Sir Howard Douglas's committee, having made a formal demand for the authority on which the above statement had been made,-instatement which he pronounced false,—l felt not the slightest hesitation in in forming him, that the paragraph had been written in consequence of a conversation between myself, Mr. Heyworth, Mr George Highfield, and Mr. Charles Birch, on the evening of Monday, 17th instant.' Mr.* Heyworth, on being applied to by Mr. Wright, not only; it appears, denied verbally that he had ever made stich a statement to me, -but actually put his name to a written dOcifment, in which he .declares, that the statement is utterly destitute of foundation." 'Were I to describe the scene which occurred in my office last evening, shortly after Mr. Heyworth, had signed his denial, in whiCh Mr. Heyworth, Mr. Highfield, and myself were the ac tors, the public would scarcely believe that two gentlemen could, under any circumstances, have , deported themselves 'as Mr. Heyworth and his friend did towards-me. But compassion for human weakness impeli me to draw a veil over that painful scene, and to forgive, If cannot forget, the abuse which those gentlemen, under the irritated feelings of the moment, I fain would hope, heaped upon me personally. The point at issue between Mr. Heyworth and myself is, not , whether a proposal " to pay the freemen their wages" was ac-. tually made,, on Wednesday night, the 12th instant; but, whether Mr. Heyworth did, in conversation with me,_ in the presence.of other gentlemen, s t a t e th a t suc h a proposal had been made on that occasion. Mr. Heyworth, dextrously changing the terms in which he described the proposal to have been made, and substituting the phrase "resort to bribery," for the phrase "to pay 16e freemen their wages," denies that he ever "authoriz ed" such' a statement as that which I have . published, and more ever says,* that it is " utterly destitute o foundation!' A plain statement of facts will enable the public to judge between Mr.,Heyworth•and myself. On Monday :evening, the 17th instant, Mr. Heyworth, ac companied by Mr.. George Highfield, called at my office. Mr. Charles Bireh was accidentally present at the time. What ob ject Mr. Heyworth had in view in calling upon me I can only conjecture. I have not the slighest doubt, however, that his ,object was to state to me, personally, that I had, in my editorial 'capacity, .beenr . guilty of an injustice to Lo r d S an d on ' s f r i en d s , in expresiing,,rn my paper, my conviction, that treating' and bribery had been practised at the late election. That this was his object, the,whole tenor of his conversation and the tendency of his statements, in reference to that event, fully satisfied both myself and. Mr. Birch. Mr. Heyworth, in that conversation, after naming several gentlemen -who. composed the deputations on both sides, said, calmly and deliberately, "A proposal was made- to us to pay the men their wages." I interrupted him by observing, 4 , Oh! the old sum of shillings a day ?" alluding to a practice which has long prevailed, at elections for this borough, of paying the lower class of freemen that sum, for loss of time in attending to poll, six shillings having been, I believe, when the practice commenced, the daily wages (including a shilling* allowance) of a journeyman shipwright. "I request," said. Mr. Heyworth, in an authoritative manner, " that you will neither put words into my mouth, nor interrupt me when I am speaking. No, j sir," added Mr. Heyworth, "not six shillings, as you insinuate: half-a-crown, or'so, was all that was contemplated. We indig nantly rejected the proposal," (namely, "to pay the freemen their wages,") declaring that we would not be parties to any such proceeding, and that we would rather Lord Sandon should lose his election than be indebted for his return to unfair means. But," continued Mr. Heywdrth, "the interview did not termi nate, until a proposal had proceeded from us, that, as Sir Howard Douglas had not any chance of being returned and as his continuance as a candidate would prejudice Lord Sandon, his friends should withdraw him from the contest. Sir Howard's friends rejected our proposal; declaring that they would keep the poll open, as long as they could obtain a vote for hi m . Th is St a tement," concluded Mr. Hevworth, "is correct; and I have no objection that the facts should'be made known." Thus, if Mr. Heyworth's original statement to me was cor rect, the fadt, that a proposal, not "to resort to bribery," but but itepay the freemen their wages," was made on Wednesday night, the 12th instant, is established; or, it that gentleman's original statement was incorrect, that he made such a state- NORWICH UNION FIRE INSURANCE SOCIETY. CAPITAL, £500,000. THE Public are respe c tf u lly rem i n d e d, th a t a ll Insurauefs renewable in the Liverpool Agency on the 25th of Dee. must be paid at the Office, Exchange-street West, on or before the 9th day of January next, or the Society will cease to be liable for the sums insured. FARMING STOCK Continues to be insured as heretofore, namely, without the ave.. rage clause, or prohibiting the use of Thrashiug.Machines. R. L. MILLER, Surveyor of the NOrth ern Di str i ct . Treasurers, SAML. HOPE, Esq. and Co., Bankers. (cp. The Society's Engine for the Kamm USE, op rkiN TOWN AND NXIGHROVRHOOD is stationed in Seel-street, opposite . Saw mill. • - 01112,41\ti0.,- A ) —1 0. 4 4 e, • \ltiti r. . yi r-,- / .N PuicE 7d meat to me is also established. And, though he did not "ai - Itothe" the imblication of that statement in a newspaper, - th e t he expressedhis willingness to the statement being made knoWn is ,as firmly established. I shall merely observe, in conclusion, that Mr. Heyworth, in the course of the interview I had with him, last evening, in the presence of Mr. George Highfield, admitted, that on the night when the meeting of the deputations took place, xuntebody in the room, after affirming that Mr. Thornely's friends were giv ing money and drink, "suggested"that "half-a-crown c-day ; or something in lieu of wages, must be given to the men." limsti• words I wrote down at the time; anti, on reading them atter wiii;ds to Mr. Heyworth and Mr. Highfield, they - both aCtokted .their correctness, except that, instead of the word •%lU4:'' the words " ought to be given" were used. Illic fis sion, after Mr. ileyworth's denial or the statement - to me, is conclusive as to the accuracy of the paragr his first assertion w ere co r rec t ) w hi c h that g e ntl e man ,h Ain ceremoniously contradicted, i n his l e tt era dd resse d to . air man of - Sir Howard Dmi g l as 'a GoMmittee.' ' ' ' j Assuring you that nothing bat a sense of what i s d ue to any own character Could ha ve induced me to address von, and through you,. the public; onthis disagreeable subject, I remain, Sir, ymirs, respectfully, THUS.. BEAN. Everton, Tuesday, Dec. 25, 1812. . . TO THE EDrl'OR OF THE LIVERPOOL ST.4IVD4RD: SlN—Having-been present at the conversation which took place in Mr. Bean's office, .on Monday evening, the 17th inst., and having read his accouneef what occurred on that occasion, I have no hesitation in declaring, that that account is strictly and literally correct. I had previously read the paragraph in the Albion, alluded to in Mr. Heyworth's letter, and I affirm, that it contains an accurate statement of the words used byMr, Heyworth, with the single omission, that Mr. Gibb . was one of the deputation from Sir Howard Douglas's committee. • The circumstances stated by Mr.- Heyworth, 'in the conversa tion alluded to, were so- diliberately detailed by him, aud•he having , added, emphatically, that he •had no o bj ect i on to their being made known, I mentioned them to a friend on the saree evening, and repeated them to several gentleineu in the course of the,week. TO the 'truth of this statement I pledge , my word and honour, and am ready, if required, t o a t test it in a more.sclemn manner. I am, ,Sir, your obedient servant, CIiAItLES BIB,CII. Norton -street, 25:11 Dec. 1832.. LIVERPOOL INFIRMARY. rinHE TRUSTEES of this 'Charity are requested to attend 1. the Annual Board, on,. MoS:DAy, the 14th of.JanuarY ue)ct, at Eleven o'clock in the. Forencten, to transact the business of the House, and to elect °gi vers f or the, ensuitrf year. Pursuant to aßesolution of the Commit , passed on Thurs day, the Ist December last, a moti Wit -I*: wade' at the Annual Board, to the following effe •vit. "That the Committee for th suing year -be empowered -to erect and fit up Lock Wards, d&-other conveniences, on the vacant Land in Ashtou-street, belonging to this Institution, 'according to the Plan and Estimat e which will b e su b m i t t e d :to the Meeting. And that all the Lock Pativuts Le removed front the Infirmary to such L oc k W ar d s , as 86011 as the Wards shall be ready for their reception. "Anti at the same Meeting, a motion Will be made on the subject of the General Munagenteu . t of the Patients in sti,:h new Lock Wards, and as to the appointment thereto of Medical and Surgical Officeys, distinct from, or in conjunction with the Physimansand Surgeons of the itifirmary. , • A motion will also be made respecting an A nnu it y paya b le under the will of Edward Edwards, late of Within, itt county, of Denbigh, deceased, and as to relinquishing the same, or any part - thereof, during the life of a perscrupWards-ot.eigfety-eilri of age." All Persons having demands against this CharitS',•, ard parti cularly requested to, send in the siune to the-1 reasuter; un Or before the 29th instant. December .27, 1832. JOHN. CROPPER, Presideitt, rlilHE Commissioners in a commission of bankrupt, .bearing 'date the'24th day of August, 1816, awar d e d. and issued forth. against JAMES HODSON and MARY HAI{GRI4AVES, late orLiverpool, in the county of Lancaster, tim merchants and copartners, deceased, intend to meet of le '2nd - day 'of January next, at one o'clock in the afte n, at -theullice,nf Messrs. Lace and Sons, in_Cast.le-,st 'et ..,iverpool, in order'to make a further and final dividend c joint estate anl effects of the said bankrupts' deed; also a - dividend of the ~eparate estate and effects of James Hodson, one of the said bankrupts, when and where the creditors, who hav e no t already- proved their debtS, are to come prepared to pr o ve th e same, or they will be excluded the benefit of the said dividend: and all claims not then proved will be disallowed. LAC ''and SON. LONDOAT UNION AssuAlAbrcE, Established A. D 1711. PERSONS, whose FIRE PREMIUMS are payable at CHRISTMAS, are hereby respectfully informed, that, fur their own security, the same should be paid within 15 days from the 25th instant. In the Life Department of this long-establis Office the Premiums for. Short Periods are lower th in most others, and for the whole of Life at very equity rates. In this last the Assured participate in Profit out the least iisk of being liable to make good Lo ,as may be the ease in Mutual Insurance Companies, ossessing little or no capital; whereas the Union has ample unds invested in Goveinsiteat Securities to meet every demand; and as a large septennial Bonus •(as is expected) will be declared in 1831, the Direc/n.rg confidently anticipate that the public will perceive it tia their interest to insure (and also to benefit from the its in 1834) in a Company combining solid security with hinfitiitne Profits. • " HENRY HAtiMER, Agent, t December 21, 1832. Atherton Buildinkm.Dale-street.