The Liverpool Standard and General Commercial Advertiser. — Liverpool, Merseyside, England, 1832-12-21 00:00:00

t, l'--/--,-- - X-c- - Ce , - ,2•A - t- -1- ‘- -1 , A l c ) -- --, / 1 , 1 -/.. ,- Ae4//t..e.;€ rl`a•-/t ef,..-- - "( : 1 z i / 1 • , . .. j 7 -7- 1.--y.e...-/-r -- 7---- 7 t / 7 •-'-?/:/_., e 74:-.4 1 / i':',. ,- e_-/ - , _ . 1.---- . ; .... ‘,. 7 -- '• ".. "‘ .: • jr-':'-, 4 t , I ;,.4 tr_ i i 00 1 / 4 ..............., . k . • • I l iii nbrartii)- ...v.....: CP . , T--- AND GEN ERAL C err MERCIAL ADVERTISER. t~.~~. PUBLISHED EVERY TUESDAY AND FRIDAY MORNINGS. --HEARTS RESOLVED, AND HANDS PREPARED, THE BLESSINGS THEY ENJOY TO GUARD !—SMoLLETT. No. 9. FRIDAY, DECEMBER 21, 1832. PRICE 7d. Committee Room, Brunswick-street, 17th Dolentiper, 1831 .T a MEETING of the ACTING COMMITTEE for con -41 1 , - ducting SIR 1-19 WARD DOUGLAS'S Election. PRES,NT, Sir THOMAS BRANCKER, the Chair. it te a , ~,,a ni m ouv ly resolved, That the thanks of this Meeting .be presented to Nicholas • kobinson, Esq., the Chairman,. for his very active and indefa tigable exertions during . the late contest. That the thanks of this meeting he also prose ed to the dif ferent sub-Committees for their admiral)! angements, and to th e Canvassers for their zeal and activ . , And, that the thanks of this meeting hi also presented to the 'l"rofessional Gentlemen employed on behalf of the Committee r their unremitted attention, and for the legal ability dis- Played by them. 71.'IIUMAS BRANCKER, Chairman. : 10 THE ELECTORS OF THE SOUTHERN DIVISION • OF 'rEIE COUNTY PALATINE OF ..LANCASTER. t t" the ' G4NTLENLEN, . r ice I T AVING, at a late hour last night, received an intimation 29, h -{- that it had been determined by a lay•O and influential il yt 'sub . "ody of the Electors of the Southern Div ion of the County, ai ds Put me in nomination at ,the ensuiu ',ection, accompanied ,teb Y a request that 1 would put forth • .address, expressive of a ish litlY own intentions consequent tnereo , I feel it my Luny in ac og , ' 4 ,_ttowledgment to-such a call, to declare my readiness, if elected, 50 `u devote my best service.s_to the interests of the County ; and 43 it is usual, and may there;ore be expected, that fshould lake some declaration of my Political Principles, I have an : binest pride in .avowing that they are, in Spirit and in• Truth, W' - ! Coasereativo" of the - 'best Interests of our Con3:itution in lb ° 'hurch and State. Ale' . I have the honour to be, th e Gentle Men, -as' Your very faithful and obedient servant. •ir T. D. lIESK.E'III. ijea Rabcird hall, Dee. 10, 1832. _...--- P ill*: LIVERPOOL COMMIT 'l' mitteting the ELECTION of SIR T. D. HESI4.II'. , will sit every I llorning this week, at it/ o'clock, at the (10CDEN LION. TIIONIAS E.RANCICER, Chairivan. _ 17th Decenther, 1832. • SOUTHERN DIVISION OF THE COUNTY OF LANCASTER. BESKETH FOR EVER. TILE ELECTORS, are respectfully informed, that the • Days of Polling are Tilts DAY aud•fo-moitnOw, (Friday -4 Ald Saturday) the 21st and 2'2nd instant, and the Electors in toe foilowing places.will be required to Foil in Liverpool. POLLING PLACES. • , . i' A A lntree, Fazakerley, Speak, ''-_ierten, • Garston, Thornton, ' ,4 ett..e.euin-Liintere, Hale, Torbock, • t hildwati, Halewood, Toxteth-sik, erentOil, Iluyton and Roby, Walto -nu-the-Hill, , Crosby Great, - 1,10;;:ale, Wa rtree,. : r e,rosby Little, • Knowsley, st Derby, j', l . Pmetli-park, Li: nerlana, ' • • histon, .;;;Itton; - - - Liverpoo l, Voolton Little, .„',:eeleston, Urleil_ana.lford.. ~ Woollon MuCh. c've:ton Presy3t, . . . i - ~ -, . 4 41(1 we do appoint th....--said Town of MANCNESTEIt' - 'for revising ,* -'''4, s e Lists retatiog to the fodowing Polishes, ,Townships, and . A : 4)1, 10E . 5., pit..: *,lll-Is,,vort,h. DidAntry, Moss Side, , - Alterin•,,ton Droylsden, - itioston, Ardwiel ' l'ai.sworth, Newton, AO + ' A T , . . it , •ou-invier-i..yne, Parnworth, - Oldham ? 1; 1 , 'ton-npon-Irwed, .Viixton, Openshaw, . i ta k ji... ‘3,,,y,Gorton, - . .Pendieburv, . 1, ' 4 tibrd 84 Beswiek, II arpurhey, • Pendteton, - P °Wht , ' - Ilaughton, Pitkington, , tiae, . - • Heaton Great, -:. • Pregtwich, ( : - .liadzierton, - ' Heaton Little, ' . Raddeliffe, ' t •ticetiinol, - Heaton NOiTis, Reddish, - • 11 101 . 1 ton-upo- , Hu line, It ushulme, :\ledloc.;.;„ Kersley, - • Salford, ( 'lviriton with- Levenshulme, . Stretford, ' tiardy, . Lever Darcy, Tonge,. (:;iiftun, ' ' Lever Great, Ulinston ? . . (~ ,rinnpsall, Lever Little, - Withington, ' "enton Manchester, Worsley. 4•tut we , do appointahe' said Town of ROCHDALE for revising ''. - the Lists relating to the following Parishes, Townships, and • !'laces, Vit. :. `'-shw or th . • Hopwood, Tottington, Lower 'l., l irtle-,un-Bartiford 2diudleton, End, ' l latchinwo i -th Cal- Pils , .vorta, -- Thoraham, ,o ',ioo.- lt)Ys°n' . Walmsley and .'ittry ..' - Spotland, ' Shuttleworth, it utt - e'rworth, -• • l'odmortten and . Wardleworth, f eitstlet o n • • Walsden, Wuerdle and , -'•roxilut ol i, , , Tottington Higher Wardle. lint, Ind, il eap: ' End, '',.,Az - ttl we do appoint the said Town of WIGAN for revising the Lists relating to the following Parishes, Townships, and Places, viz.: - . - liili b i ne Chapel End Wigan, Pemberton, li mo Higher End; Blackrod, Winstanley, ) l lce in Mackerfield, Heaton, Aulezarke, AyhleSley with Dalton, Aspull, , Shackerlev, Haigh, Horwieh, -, 1 4) Holland;. Hindley, Rivington. . 1 est Leigh, Orreil, - ~ ( Ind we do appoint the said Town ofOnMSKIRK for revising the ..Lists relating to the following Porishes,..Wownships, and Places, viz.: Altcar, Ince Blundell, North Meols, 4 1 ,,itghton, Kirby, Ormskirk, - t'lekerstaffe, Lathoin, - - • Rainford, "D is irkdale, Lunt, • • Scarisbrick, •„ 4 • 3ll rseough, Lydiate, Sefton, .• - I ",own Rolland, Maghtill, Simmonswood, 'orniby, Melling, , - ' Skeltnersdale. -lalsall, . Netherton, • And we .do appoint theSaa'd Town of NEWTON for revising the • Lists relating to the following PariShes, Townships, and ' Places, viz.: IN WEST DERBY.HUNDRED. Abr am, Hotigliton, Middle- Sankey, Great Alhertort, ton, and Arbury, Southwarth-with i-shton-in-Macker- Kenyon Croft, field, Lawlou, Sutton, .rkst,, ley, N e wt o n, • Warrington, Bedford, Parr, - • • Widnes, i ,„ 16 01d, • Penketh, . Windle „13urton Wood, Pennington, . - Winwiek-with vuerdley, Poulton-with-Ferne- Hulme, Culeh e th head, Woolton-with (lolborn ' Rainhill, ' 111artin's Croft. Taydoek, Rixton-'ith-Glazebrook, . I ~,, In. S ALFORD HUNDRED. .4,01t,0n, Great Harwood, Rumworth, tigittni L ittle Holton, Little, Sharpies, . . 'la; 11 rdl aw, I lultori, Middle, Talton, reiglitinet, llulton, Oyer, Tonge-with-llaulgli, HrAgewo r tl l , Longworth, West HOughton. Entwistle Lostock, liallweil; Quarlton, ' The Electors. in the interest of Sir THOMAS D. HES t.ELII, are respectfuliyand earnestly, entreated to record their, utes a s ear .y as possible. , The Committee will sit during the, Poll, at No, B], Glouces 'vr,street, near the place of Polling, and will be giau to give 411 17 informatics there, or at the Booth. . THOMAS BRANCKER. Chairman of the Liverpool Committee. ;,, J o Jo!: 1 013 43(1 3V 4 for ST. • GEORGE'S CHURCH, EVERTON. IA,TOTICE is Hereby Given, that (pursuant to Act of Parlia 11``ii men(.) the GENERAL ANNUAL MEETING of the PROPRIE t ORS will be held in the VESTRY, on MONDAY, the 7th day of January next, at half•past Nine o'clock iii-the forenoon, to audit the Treasurer's Accounts. Also, assent to or dissent from the £4OO now vested in a Doc and re maining on that security at 4, instead of £5, pe • it, as here tofore. Also, to elect and make up the Num of the Com mittee in lieu of those deceased, and otherwise; also, to assent to or dissent from paying to the Churchwardens for several in tended repairs and improvements to the Church-yard of the said Church, and, otherwise, out of the Fund appropriated for repairs; and on other special affairs. So be iLet. 1110 he LET, an excellent FAMILY HOUSE 1h Hoye street, containing on the sank story two ' hens, Ser vants' Ilanßittler's Pantry,- Store-room, arr, Wine and Ale Cellars. On the ground floor, Dining Drawing-room, 26 and 27: by 16 feet, Breakfast-room and tudy, with Glass Pantry, &c. On the second story, five good BiA-rooms with Dressmg-rooms and Water Closet. In the attick, four Rooms. A large Garden. Also, a lot of Land adjoinin g , 44 yards by 8 wide, to be sold or exchanged for a House. Apply to A. COATILS. FARMS TO BE LET. FLIO be LET, the following very desirable FARMS, situate in the Township of Havdock:in the County of iicaster : HAYES GREEN FARM, Consisting of a good Farm House, with co y e en t Outbuild irw, and "abo4t 170 statute acres of sound e, Meadow, and Pasture Land. SLATER'S FARM, Consisting of a convenient House and Outbuildings, and about 1'2.5 statute acres of Arabic, Meadow, and Pasture Land, situate within a riug fence. N.l3.—These two Farms may be entered upon immediately. CLIPSLEY LANE FARM, Consisting of - a Farm House with convenient Outbuildings, which are about to be erected, and about 50 statute acres of Land, Situate adjoining to the turnpike road leading from Ash ton to St. Helen's. N.8.--This Farm may be entered upon on the 2d February and Ist May, 1833. Haydeck is situate about four miles from St. Helen's, one mile from Ashton, and six miles from Warrington. The Rents of the Farms are very reasonable, the Poor and other Rates low, and respectable tenants of skill and capital will meet with en couragement. For particulars apply to Mr. WHITE, Newton, near War ringtAiri. THE PUBLIC MENTION IS RESPECTFULLY INVITED TO THE • • GRAND SELECTION OF FANCY GOODS FOR THE - CHRISTMAS SEASON, JUST ARRIVED FROM PARIS AND LONDON, AND Nyw ON VIEW AT WOOLFiELD'S BAZAAR, Nos. 71 & 72, CHURCH -STREET, LIVERPOOL. Adjoining the PosTomcE. Sup LAMPS, CHANDELIERS, and All the various FANCY MANUFACTURES England, France, Germany, &c. • Manufactory for DRESSING-CASES, WRITING-DESKS, and • • • . WORK-BOXES. .7 - ISITORS and STRANGERS in Liverpool and the-Ptb-• lie in gener a l, are respec tf u ll y solicited to YiSit this UNIQUE ES I'ABLISTIMENT, whether' as Purchasers or Parties in search of amusement, the whole of the Stock (one of the largest and most varied in England) being conveniently arranged for inspection, and the Price marked on each Article, from which no d , ..imet.i.nis are made, nor credit given, this sys tern enabling the Pro e rietor to oM:r his Goods lower than any other. WRIT IN G,D E S K S, DRESSING-CASES, WORK BOXES, and JEWEL-CASES, made to Order, Repaired, or Refitted. ENGLISH and FRENCH TABLE and SIDEBOARD LAMPS, SUSPENDING DITTO, and CHANDELIERS, in great variety, from 203. to 1:15 each. An elegant Assortment of FRENCH CLOCKS, in GILT,. BRONZE, and OR-mt:Lv, of the most splendid and modern de signs. A few superb antique DI'T'TO, of the time of Lo u i s X V . A large Assortment of MUSICAL SNUFF-BOXES, di rect from Gettiva, from 18s. to 20 kuineas each. A superb variety of PARIS BRONZES, (the highest finish ed in the world,) including Inkstands, Candelabras, Candle sticks, &c.; with an immense choice of other elegant Chimney Ornaments. RODGERS and Sole's Warranted RAZORS, SCISSORS, PENKNIVES, &e. in great variety. PAPIER MACHE GOODS, of the most superb workman ship, viz., Tables, Jars, Vases, Pole Screens, Hand Screens, Card Racks, Card Boxes, Quadrille Pools, Tea Trays, Waiters, Plates, &c. Any of these Articles may also be had in Plain Colours for Ladies to finish. . Ne Plus Ultra WRITING-DESKS, with Patent Lock, Ink stand, and Secret Drawers, 13s. 6d. each, Paper-cases, Folios, Carpet-bags, &c. • - Gentlemen's TRAVELLING DRESSING CASES and POUCHES, in Russia . and Morocco . Leather, in almost end less .variety ; prices, all complete, with Instvuments and Rod gers and Son's utlery, from 7s. to _3O guineas; the small. MILITARY DRESSING CASE, weighing only 6 ounces,' containing every requisite and of extra quality,' only 265. _ TORTOISESHELL dOMBS and BRUSHES of all kinds, remarkably cheap. Genuine EAU DE COLOGNE, at Ils., 16s. 6d., and 198.6 d. per Box of Six. Bottles. The 19s. Zd-. warranted F'arinas, and impoited direct from Cologne. - Ad sizes of EMPTY BOXES, in Cedar, Nahoganyi and Rosewood. .• • . . . . - Every ARTICLE for fitting up Dressing-cases, boxeS, Writing-desks, and Scent-cases. - • An immense choice of LADIES' RETICULES-and PURSES, Berlin NECK-CHAINS, CROSSES, BRACE LETS, and EAR-RINGS. A large Assortriient of Ladies' SATIN SHOES, best made, ss. GI per. pair, all colours. -,The JEWELLERY is of the best LONDON MANI:- IFA.CTURE,. and, 'it being-altogether a NEW STOCK, its style, &lee, and quality cannot fail to insure the Bazaar a coati titmice of the favoured and increasing patronage of the Public. T. W. also begs to state, that -he doss not, directly or in directly, supply any other Bazaar or Shop in Liverpool. Orders from Shops in the Country and for Export executed .at the Manufacturers' Prices. TO THE ELECTORS OF THE SOUTHERN DIVISION OF THE COUNTY OF LANCASTER. GENTLEMEN, —Mr. George William Wood claims to be returned for the Southern Division of this county on the round of his being a commercial man. H e s t a t e d f r o m th e ustings at Newton, yesterday, that it was not too much to expect - that the Electors engaged in commerce, who reside without the limits of the boroughs, shOuld be represented equally with their more favoured neighbours residing within those limits. Now I put it to any reasonable man, whether, on Mr. Wood's own principles of argument, the two members for this division of the county ought not to be agriculturists, when the boroughs within the same division have fifteen commercial members ? In balancing what is due respectively to the commercial and the agriefiltursl interests, is there any - argument in asserting that while-there are fifteen members to represent he commer cial interests of adiarticular district, one of the maining two members slititild.ife- taken from the agricultural • terest to swell still more the overwhelming majority? It is high time the farmers should look to t it own interests ; for, according to present appearances, there s little prOspect of any regard being given to them in the Ref med Parliament. The following is a list of the commer • 1 representatives of the Southern Division:— For the`borough of Ashton 1 , Bury 1 Bolton 2 Liverpool 2 Manchestei 2 Oldham Rochdale 1 Salford Warrington Wigau 2 Decenther _l9, 1832. 15 members. A FARMER ON SALE, TWO MARINE STEAM-ENGINES, each of 25 Horses' bower, manufactured by Me 'srs. Fawcett, of Liverpool. They have Been but little used, are in good con dition, and would be sold cheap, either separ tely or together. Apply (if by letter, post paid.) to A N Tor`and - Woons, Tarleton-buildings, Chapel-street. Prime Building BRICKS, for Exportation, to any extent, stowed in the Hold, in any Dock, clear of all Customhouse and other charges, at 285., or delivered at the Ship's side, at 2Gs. per 1000. Also, Cotton Mending BAGGING, SAIL CAN V AS, TARPAWLING, LINES, TWINES, &c. (One concern.) ..r..;...,,_• " ':' - 'l , , _ ,„,.,... ~,,.... ~..,... ~, ——' - '.-- - -.-.- • ~ > . I , ,k ___-,-,. -,,-.,.... , ~, ..._„ _,___ „,, _ .:--, -- - - ~-, ... - - , ,' , --,-...„.. : 7 - 4 -..-. .. :-.._:__..,--_,......,..........-",..,:.,,,.,., 1;P:..,,, ,, _,. Ito - .. ,4* . . '. - ', - ,V ~.-tMd,c.,,37-------'• ,4), / Y'' ;: 1 -• c '''" -. .. e .., ..4) ...±._ • ~, „1 3, ;,. ~;_-_,- - „,,...b. ~ ' ''. 'VIM ' l ' iXillialirgtHreil F 74 17.4 l i T'l; 4 ,/ • 4i4 - 7 . --q* BAIPORIUM for Superior LONDON JEWEL SRI'; petb BRONZES, CLOCKS, CHIMNE ORNAME N.ll BRITISH FIRE OFFICE, STRAND, and CORNHILL, LONDON, Instituted 1799. THE terms upon which this op -established Company Iran sacts ifs. business will be found highly advan ,geous. Am ple security for payment of losses, which are liqui ated promptly, and without deduction. Common Risk, is fid ier cent.; - Sim- Hazardous, 2s. Gd.i, Doubly Hazardous, s. tid. Receipts for Policies due at Christmas are now read for deliv=ery, and should be Renewed within fifteen days fr 25th.. • - ASYLUM LIFE O ICE, CORNHILL, .and WATERLOO PLACE, LONDON. THE Rates of this Office arc the lowest ever published, and JL the facilities afforded to all classes of Insurers •are such as are not offered by any similar institution. Prospectuses-mayFttll be obtained at the Office. Agents for the above . G. A.TKINSON and TOWNLEY. (One concern.) NORWICII UNION FIRE INSURANCE SOCIETY. CAPITAL, £500,000. ri`HE Public are respectfully reminde , that all Insurances JIL renewable in the Liverpool Agenc on the 25th of Dec. must be paid at the Office, Exchange-str et West, on or before the 9th uav of January next, or the ciety will cease to be liable for tile sums insured. • FARMING ST CIS Contiyittns to be insured - as heretofore namely, without the ave. , rogc clause, or prohibiting:the use of Thrashing Machines. • 11. L. MILLER,• Surveyor of the Northern District. Treasurers, SAM!, HOPE, Esq. and Co., Bankers.. tre. The 'Society's Engitie.for the PUBLIC USE ON THE TOWN AND NEIGHBOI:IiHt)00 stationed in Seel-street, opposite the Saw mill. . THE • MANCHESTER ASSURANCE COMPANY, FOR ASSURANCE against FIRE, and on LIVES, and SURVIVORSHIPS, - PURCHASE of ANNUITIES, REVERSIONS ; &c. &c. OFFICE, 33, KING -STREET, Al 'CHESTER. CAPITAL—TWO LIONS.' Established Marc 1824. FIRE DEPARTMENT., " The Assured are entitled to on e -thi r d of the Profits, without any liability on their part to th e lo.vseg. , Parties intendin g to continue their-Policies, falling due at ,CHRISTMAS, must renew them within fifteen - days of that tune, or they will become void. LIFE DEPARTMENT. The Assured are • entitled to two-thirds of the Profits, without any liability n thefr part to the losses. The Premiums charged are lower than those of the majority of other °lats. The bus i n ess of, th e Life Department is k e pt qu it e di s ti nc t from that of Fire, and its accumulations are not liable to make good any losses arising therefrom. . The Rates of Premiiim, and all other particulars, 'may.be obtained, on application to any of the Company's Agents, or to • JOSEPH MORTON, .e.eretary. .Agents hare already been appointed - iu most of the principal towns in the kingdom ; but application for Agencies m.places where qpointinents .have not yet been made, are re quested to beudaressed to the. Secretar :-RIOIIAdia . DAWSON, Agent, .Exchange-alloy, Liverpool. - .. ic..„ ~„.„ ~..- ..,, I,,,;liiiii,l 1 , . t , .44, 4 E., "•-- - pi . , -ti., Ity .-.% it 5,,,,,., ....„--y- ~. .. ~,, & a . .0.,..1.-Eac -7r„..„1'44-t:, te 01^ - 1 , 9 . ....„zo, , 4, , N .,,,,, ( - 4 ..,.., ..:. 4.4111,4, it, piA '- - ~ ...,., 1 .„T. A • 4,1!„! 4 . .o,Nr_ ~ ~ . Theatre-Royal, Liverpo..sl. THE Four BOHEMIAN - BROTHERS (from. the Argyl e Rooms, London,) gratefully acknowledge the distinguished patronage with which their CONCERTS have been lionntrred in Liverpool, and beg leave to state, thatithany families of tinction being disappointed of admitta •e, in e.s3iiselueuce : -4 , the Adelphi Rooms not being static y large, they nave 411 C - Ceeded in engaging the THEATuL-Ro AL FOR ONE NV ONLY, • FEJDAY Evening, the 21st, w they will have the lianaiir of appearing in the Costume of their Country, and sing sever'4l Ness , Airs. *** The regular Orchestra of the Theatre.are engaged, and will perform several favourite Overtures in the c(rallW Of the evening. The whole to conclude i(lttb.' Haydn's celebrated Anthem— Gott Erkalte Franz Den Kaiser. (rP. The Theatre will be well aired. Tickets, and places for the Boxes, to be had at thoßax-office, where places may be taken This Day • and on Wedneeday and Friday, from 10 till 2. Doors to be opened at half-past Seven, and eminence. at Eight. Boxes, Lk—Upper Do., 3s. 6d.—Pit, is. LADIES' CHARITY. MRS. THOMPSON, LADY PAT NESS. • JOHN DEANE Casa,-ESti., tESIDENT. THE ANNUAL BALL for the R refit of this Institution will be held, by permission of e Worshipful the Mayor and Common Council, in the T -N-HALL, on IW.4.4)asi the 31st instant. Tickets, 10s. each, (Refreshme - included,) to be had of the Patroness, Ahercromby-square; at Mr. Danson's; at We Ofra:?e of this Paper; and the usual places. The Doors to be opened at Eight o'clock. Carriages to set down and take up ,with the horses' heads facing Water-street. • N.13.—N0 Money will be received at the Drs: MONEY WANTS ANTED, on good Security, , ive per Cent., the-se veral Sums of £1,200, £l,ioo, £950, £650, and £530. Apply to the Printer. • FOLL BOOK. In a few days will b 4 ) (e fished, A POLL BOOK of the late El c on for Representatives in Parliament for this Boron containing- a List of the ELECTORS, and the CANDIDATES for whom they voted, to which will be prefixed ample details of the Proceedings. Published by J. and J. MAWDSLEY, (Successors to J. Gore and Son,) Caste-street. On MONDAY, the 24th instant, at One o'cloc in the afternOon, at the Clareudon Rooms,' in Sout ohn-street, 3NE THIRTIETII SHARE as a (OPRIETOR in the THEATRE-ROYAL, Liver and in the HOUSE and BUILDINGS attached thereto. For further information apply to Solicitors, Castle-street, Liverpool. r essrs. TOPHAM and SON, Commissioners in a cotrunission of bankrupt, bearing _IL date 24th clay of August, 1816, awarded and i ss ued f o r t h against - JAMES HUDSON and MAR - ARGItEAVES, late of Liverpool, in the county of Lancast , - timber m erc h an t s and copartners, deceased, intend to me on the 2nd day of Januaiy next, at one o'clock in the of rnoon, at the office of Messrs. Lace and Sous, in Castle-A -‘ Liverpool, in older to make a further and final dividend o e joint estate and effects of of the said. bankrupts' deed; also a -e dividend of the separate estate.undeffeets of James Hodson, one of the said bankrupts, when and where the creditors, who Kaye not already proved their debts, are to come prepared to prove the same, or they will be excluded the benefit of the said dividend; and all claims not then - proved will be disallowed. LACE and SONS. lienbon Clattte. TUESDAY, DECEMBER 18th, 1832. PARTNERSHIPS DISSOLVED. A. S. and C. Goodwin, Great Guildford-street, §outhwarlt, plaster of-Paris matittfieturers.—A. and S. Kenrick, Vertex;-hill, -Monmouth shire, iron-founders.—A. S. and A. Kenrick West Bromwich, Staf fordshire, iron-founders.—ll. Thomas and E. Patrickson, Cadogau place, Sloane-street, boarding-house-Reepers.—W. Bannister anu M, Collins, Maiden-lane, King's-cross, Islington, hair-manufacturers.— J. and 11. Overton . , Cheltenham, linen-drapers. —T. F. and H. Over ton, Cheltenham, linen-drapers.—Kimber and Co., Lee and Co„ and Kemp and Lee, Bishopsgate-street and Eastcheap, grocers.—W. and J. M. Cobb, Margate, tunher-merchanti3..-4. Cockshott arid Co., Per narnbucco far as regards A. Gall.—Latimer. and Scott, Oxford., wine-merchants. BANKRUPTCY ENLARGED, Richard Chaticy,.Thorncombe, Devonshire, clothier, Dee. 27. BANKRUPTCY SUPERSEDED. George Coles, - 14a - ryijione, Chevseinonger. BANKRUI'TCY ANNULLED. John Boekensall, Oxford-street, wine-merchalit BANKRUPTS. Edward Whitbourn, Percival-street, Clerkenwell, coach-proprietor. Lewis Abrahams, St. James's-place, Aldgate, wine -merchant, Thomas Bye, Rathbone-place, Oxford-street, licensed victualler. Jehu Joy, Ashford, Kent, bricklayer. Thomas \Killeoclt.s, Bath, cabinet-maker. William Todd, Aylesford, near Newnham, Gloucestershire, colon-- manufacturer. DIVIDENDS, Jan. 12, J. Owen, Oheapside; warehouseman. —Jan. 10, R. 11. Yin- . son and W. Shoults._ 'Maze, Southwark, and To er-street, carper,- ters.--cfan. 10, T. C. anwkes, Little Abingdon-stroct, Westminste coal-merchant, Jan. 9, F. O. J. Mott. King-street. Bloornsbur), coach-maker.-4art. 10, 'f. J. Hurrell, York-street, Portinan--tprare, surgeou.—Jan. .IL Toon, Cornwall-road, Waterloo-road, ro,•(-r. Jan. 9, J. lloaliold; Gilbert-streetKixford-street, brazier.—J4u: 10, W. Hill, sen., Iligli-street, Southwark, salter.—Jan. 10, C. Ingrain. Salisbury, iltshire, currier.—Jan. 9, E. Hodgson and W. Lacy, King Edward-street, Wapping, porter-Merchants.—Jan. 9, 11. Bad cock, Gutter-lane, warehouseman.—Jan..9, W. Browell and R. Brew ster, Newcastle-upon-Tyne, merchants. an. 10, A. W. and J. Bel lairs, Stamford, Lincolnshire, and Derby, bankers.—Dec. 27, T. Walker, Burslem, Staffordshire, iron-founder.—Jan, 10. E. Shute, Bristol, wine-merchant.—Jan. 18. F. and L. B. T. Sharp, Brighton, lodging-house-keepers,—Jan. 10, S. B. Fry, Bristol. hosier. CERTIFICATES to be granted, unless cause be shewn to the con trary On or before the Bth day of January. T. Whittard, Dursley. Gloucestershi-e, shop-keeper,—J. C. Burck hardt, King-street, Golden-square, Westminster, Jeweller.—E. All ford, Bishopsgate-street-within, upholsterer.—ll. Ri.'maiden,, Liver pool, wine-rhyrchant.—S. Cooke ; Manchester, timber-deer.—W. Ford, Liverpool, builder.—G. Phillips, Bishops-gate-street-within, irothriOnger. Passengers in the NeW York, Captain HOXie, from New York :—Messrs. John Shaw, Thomas Frith, John Crawford; John Sprostow, James - Lefferts, Robert Richardson, and Ro bert Rogers, of England. Messrs. Henry Marshall, Josiah T. Marshall, and Amos Lay, of the United States; and Messrs. Alexander Clarke, John S. Camirbell,William Webster, Cuth- . bert Cummings, Edmund Thompson, and Henry Sharpies, of Canada. . . .. Passengers by the Ariadne, from Quebec :—Captain Alex ander M'Call, Mr. Mills; and Mr. Beattie. STRANGERS' FRIEND SOCIETY. , 4,..,4:....0.4,..LH.;..,7...,.,, „ We are happy to announce the folloing Conyibui last ten days, to this important charity : William Brown, Esq.,. per Mr. William Coiner... Mr. W. J. Gandy, per ditto" ' • George Ileald, Esq., (annual) B. . Mr.. Octavius Waterhouse • Miss M. Waterhouse . . ss A ',O -(#)(a ~ . .._4lfii, Miss A. Waterhouse CV4i ~ if, P ....... ! _. MesSrS. A. Heywood, - Sons, & Co., per W. Comer cliff . ... , 14. t - -f . 7 .3 oin'! , q. Mr. Thomas Sands, per ditto - c f .,., f „. .N. i .101-, t ,)•.‘, Mr. Turner, per ditto *!'''''''' l. .it'AC . _i* , - , ar ' t" ' Committee for Win.. Ewalt, Esq.'s Election .....••• ~..-.. • - Y. Z• ' -•- " . ll.. Mr. W. Kay ., - - Itfons < 0 „, •-• 0 **; efiso -.1 20t P - W''1•411,421•1 • •