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th e on ooL elvot un~ it4 1 , 9 NY a or Hee' e s 0 0S h e at t rid 10C e ltl tf ,gt re o , be 1' VALUABLE OAK, ASH, A.\ D OTHER .TIMBER. TO BE SOLD BY TICKET. THUR SDAY , the 13th December next, precisely at the hour ( t 1 eleve n o'clock in the forenoon, at the House of Mrs. `HE e, Hoo-G ree n, in Mere, in the county of Chester, following valuable Lots of OAK, ASH; and other L TIMBER, growing on Lands situate in High Legh and Y r aln, in the county of Chester. IN IGH LEGH. 4t 1 . 80 Oak Trees TIMBER numbered from 1 to 80.-16 Ash do, , Ito 1 6. This Lot is growing on Lands occupied by Thomas tiHar rison. 1 t, ) ° , t 2 . b 3 Oak Trees, numbered from 1 to 63.-2 Ash do, Poplar do, 1 to 6.-2 Alder do, 1 to 2. This Lot is growing on Lands occupied by Mr. Hampson, It o L and Widow Hoiford. ° ,l 3 . 85 Oak Trees, numbered from 1 to 85.-2 Ash do, 6 Poplar do, 1 to 2.-6 Alder do. and 2 Cyphers, 1 to ---10 Willow do. 1 Cypher 1 to 10. This Lot is growing on Lands occupied by Thomas Voce, Joshua Ashton, and Thomas Legh. 1 t 4 .-101 Oak Trees, numbered from Ito 101-2 Ash do, 13 1 Poplar do, 1 to 3.-9 Alder do, 1 to 9.- 1 Birch do, This Lot is growing on Lands occupied by Jonathan Wal ton, and Peter Atkinson. ° t 5 92 —l6 Ash do, 1 Oak Trees numbered from 1 to 92 i . 6 • • I to Pop:ardo, 1 to 15.-2 Elm do, 1 to 2.-3 Alder do, This Lot is growing on Lands occupied by Thos. Chalton, John Winstanley, Widow Yarwood, James Meadow croft, and Samuel Cooper. tsi?t 83 Oak Trees, numbered from Ito 83.-12 Ash do, 1 Popiar do, I to 24.-11 Alder do, 1 to 11. ', this Lot is growing on Lands occupied by Henry Gibbon, L Joseph Jackson, Wm. Cross, and George Wilhamsou. 2 0 t 1 • 120 Oak Trees and 2 Cyphers, numbered from 1 to . —4 Ash do, 1 to 4.-5 Alder do, 1 to 5. This L o t is grOwing on Lands occupied by Peter Gibbon 1 and Thos. Charlton. 10_it 9 . 106 Oak Trees and 2 Cyphers , numbered from Ito IC, 2 3 Ash do, Ito 23-14 Poplar do s to 14.-10 Alder do, . 10 .-1 Merry do ? No. 1. This Lot is growing on Lands occupied by John Nailor, and east side of a farm late in the occupation of Joseph L e t 9. 67 Ash Trees and 3 Cyphers, numbered from 1 to 67. 6'4 Ald er d o . 16 Cyphers, Ito 61.-13 Poplar do to 13. e rry do, 1 to 6 . Thls Lot is growing on Lands occupi d John Byram, Land Land late in the occupation of p Hulse. nt 10. 96 Oak Trees and 2 Cyphers, i bered froml to 96. This Lot is growing on Lands occupied by John Byram, L and Land late in the occupation of Joseph Hulse. k l ot, IL 123 Oak Trees and 3 Cyphers, numbered from 1 to I tC, -2 7 Ash do, 1 to 27,-15 Alder do, 1 to 15.-2 Poplar do, 2. This Lot is growing on Lands oceupied by Widow Earlam, Mr. Ackers, and west side of a farm late in the occu l~Lpation of Joseph Hulse. °t. 12. 120 Oak Trees and 6 Cyphers, numbered from 1 to 4,-03 Ash do, 1 to 18.-19 Alder do, 1 Cypher, 1 to 19.- Merry do. 1 to 5. This Lot is growing on the north side of Swineard Hall Estate, and Lands occupied by John Ravenscroft. t',11..0t 13. 116 Oak Trees and to Cyphers, numbered from 121 1 1 , 0 1 ; 1 .--31 Ash do. and 1 Cypher, 19 to 49-10 Poplar do, 1 - ) .-•-3 Alder do. and 1 Cypher, 20 to 22. • This Lot is growing on Lands occupied by John Ravens• croft, John Shaw,.... and Richard Shakeshaft. TIMBER IN LYMM. ',l°t 14. 14 Oak Trees and 1 Cypher, numbered from 1 to 14. IYe4 Ash o do, 1 to is 10 to 2. .-8i Poplar do. and 5 Cyphers, I to 87.- mre do 1 This Lot growing on Lands occupied by Widow Mills L and William Wright. 8.1 at 15. 70 Oak Trees and 1 Cypher, numbered from 15 to C 1 7 4„, Ash do. and 2 Cyphers 11 to 44 . -77 Poplar do. and 1 88 to 104.-I'i Alder do, 1' to 12.-1 Willow, No. 1. This Lot is growing on Lands occupied by Widow Mills L and William Wright. 0t 1 6, 135 Oak Trees and 4 Cyphers, numbered' from 1 to Ifj - , 25 Ash do. 5 Cyphers, l' to 25-5 Poplar do. 1 Cypher, Alder do. '2l Cyphers, 1 to 73. • This Lot is growing an Lands occupied by Wm. Wright. L ot 17. 46 Oak Trees, numbered from 1 to 46. This Lot is growing, on Lands occupied by Wm. Holt, Peter Brazendale, and others. I Lot 18. 6 tsh Trees, numbered froni 1 to 6.561 ) 0p1V do, tO 6.-3 Alder do, 1 to 3. This Lot is growing on Lands occupied by Wm. HOU and Thos. Jackson. TIMBER IN HIGH LEGH, CONTINUED. l'Ot. 19. 153 Oak Trees and Cyphers, numbered froin l'to 153. This Lot is growing on Lands occupied by Richard Shake shaft, Henry Ridge Way, and John thaw. L o t'2o. 48 Ash Trees and i Cypher, numbered from 1 to 48. `) Poplar do, 1 to 25.-5 Alder do, 1 to 5 .- 6 Merry do, 1 to ~ Sycamore do, No. 1. This Lot is growing on Lands occupied by Richard Shake shaft, John Shaw, and Henry Ridgeway, L ot 21. 104 Oak Trees and 2 Cyphers, numbered from 1 to .I„,t -- --17 A s h do, 1 to 11-21 Poplar do, 1 to .21.-11 Alder do, 11 .-1 Willow do, No. 1. This Lot is growing on Lands occupied by Samuel Faulks, John Ditchfield, James Wright, and John Whitlow. 5 •-8 Poplar do, t 22. 83 Oak T 1 to 8. - n 1 Alder do , o•NO. I. rees, umbered frm 1 83.-5 Ash do, 1 to • This Lot is growing on Lands late in the occupation of / Thos. Rycroft. 1 t '°l 23. 50 Oak Trees, numbered from 1 to 50 . -27 Ash do, a 47 .-12 Poplar do, 1 to 12.-2 Alder do, 1 to 2. • This Lot is growing on Lands late in the occupation of Thos. Rycroft, and Lands in the occupation of Thos. I () `U lie Po % ado r n ' James Robinson, and John Whitlow. t,tot .98 Oak eembererd e froml tit o 98.-8 Ash do, l p, to 7.- s, nu 3 Ald d 0,3. This Lot is growing on Lands occupied by Wm. Stanier, s Thos. Wilnamson, and George Clarke. 7 2 -ot 72 Oak Trees and 3 Cyphers, numbered from Ito Ash do, 1 to 9.-3 ,Poplar do, 1 to 3.-4 Sycamore do, 1 , . 1 -9 Alder do, and 1 Cypher, 1 to 9. This Lot is growing on the east side of a farm in the soccu pation of vi'm. Gilbert. il k•iot 26. 81 Oak 'Frees and 3 Cyphers, numbered from 1 to 1 13 A s h do, Ito 13.-8 Poplar do, Ito 8.-5 Alder do. and lyher, 1 to 5.-1 Beech do, No. 1. • this Lot is growing on Lands occupied by George Clarke, and the west side of a Farm occupied by Wm. Gilbert. ktot 2/. 60 Oak Trees and 2 Cyphers, numbered from 1 to Ash do, 1 to 14.-5 Poplar do, 1 to s.4•Alder do, 4.- 'irch do, 1 to '2. This Lot is growing on Lands occupied by Peter Hewitt, ' Wm. Massey, John Simpson, John Taylor, and John s Atkinson. s o !•-iot 28. /0 Oak Trees and 5 Cyphers, numbered from 1 to ) i," 4 1 Ash do. and 5 Cyphers, 1 to 8.-4 Sycamore do. and I,,phee, Ito 4-1 Aler do, Ito 4. • • this Lot is growing on Lands occupied ; by Thos. Travis, and on the East side of Swineard Hall ;Estate. 29. 72 Oak Trees and 1 Cypher, numbered from 1 to 72. • ' 4 Ash do. and 2 Cyphers; Ito 14.-1 Alder do . , No. 1: ' • This Lot is growing . on Lands occupied by - It , m. Jones, 'sen. Lot and on the west side of Swineard Hall Estate. 3J.-93 Oak Trees and 1 Cypher, numbered from 1 to Ash do: and l Cyber; 1 to Sycamore, No. 1. 'phis Lot is growing on Lands 'occupied by Wm. Jones, jun. and John rw ay.niseroft, ‘..._! . .0t 31. 8%. Oak Trees and 1 Cypher, mimbered'frOM Ito 82. A 14,1) Ash do. and 4 Cyphers,Poplar do 1 to 3.-12 er d o . and 3 Cyphers, l'to 12.-i 'Merry do.. an'cl - 1 Cypher, This Lot is growing od Lands occupied by JameS• Adkin- I son, Wm. Adkinson,^and John Wright. • • ( 0 .40 t 32. 60 Oak Trees and 5 - Cyphers, numbered from 1 to * --1 2 Ash do. and 2 C.pliers,' to 12.-1 Alder do, No. 1. This Lot is growing on Lands occupied by Thus. \t• iuders, and John liuluie. M. 51 Oak Trees and 6 Cyphers, numbered from 1 to 51. 4 1 41 `, 1 1 Ash do. and 1 Cypher, 1 to 9.-4 Sycamore do, 1 to 4.-2 ge f do, 1 to ‘2. Lot is growing on Lands occupied by John Hulme L • and Peter Hewitt. 141 Oak Trees and 1 Cypher, numbered from 1 to 47. Ash do, Ito 9.-ti Popiar do, Ito 6.-5 Alder do, Ito 5.- 'terry do, No. 1. 1,4 p eter H ot is itt. g in, Lrowing on- Lands occupied by •iohn Huhne „-• ew *Arm above valuable Timber is all marked with red paint, and worthy the attention 'of Timber Merchants, Ship . Builders, t hiii rhers being of very large dimensions, and of excellent Is td i tY• it is conveniently Earviated for conveyance, either by )'h i ,,,?r water carriage, adjoining the public road from' War. pl4r , to Knutsford, being about four miies tromthe former and near the banks of the late Doke ot Asidigewatees ( ,'that: r i ; The.refipective Tvnant,s will show- the Timber, and all* tth er particr.lars m;Ly hati (fox 11-c AmPt•oN, - high gu or Mr. ISAAC SHAKV,I4 11T, 'High Legli. ;HOLD Ock Pr e ' xceil and Ln d s oof 3cl SW: ; by , 3 : 1 I caP l , ects, " ,wprit s e leheorj rd, s ets vj hests e Raf e ' a d ellq carpets, Cata' ail er Liv cr. len Pr ( ' tre3t)"i GE ° 0' e-stre:i iverP in til e tbr e . cu ied; r `ss ess/, e wb°" `sgess° te s's Jara. e ,t i t elb So' Viso, ;loch e" d'er .7. (S t). t fie on t in f ` O t A b deP erri; re , the e"' ,r e thre r. .I°llr4 • 1 0715,- e aft er Li cer ,Dlr e i 6 rangy e l UPP I ;wO itn jug t he of be. ige ICS 3 o f oiled .„ a of o ut s a a o a j 5 5 c ",011: eV er' t L-• 0. hes die Lers , boll t-b e6 ' e , 0 1 ~L er sP the ~t i 3 11 Y I" Vent T,TNERPOOI, STANDARD. tegat N otirto. NOTICE TO DEBTORS AND CREDITORS. ALL persons indebted to the late firm of WEBSTER and SON, or to Mr. THOMAS - WEBSTER, UT-street, Liverpool, are respectfully requested to pay same to Mr. WILLIAM HODGES, the Acting Executor, a is Office, oppo site the Bank, 39, King-street; and all unts against the same firm, or Mr. Thomas ms ebster, Executor requests may be furnished without delay, in order to their investigation ana liquidation. . King-street, sth November, 18.32. /b 1 - 1E eounnisswners in a Uouiiiiissiou 01 iian.,upt, ()car ing date the 10th day of January, 1832, awarded and issued / forth against JOHN BRAITHWAITE, of Liv .1-001, in the county of Lancaster, Fruiterer, Oilman, Dealer nd Chapman, intend to meet on the Fifth of December next, Eleven o'clock in the forenoon, at the Clarendon-buildings outh'John-street, in Liverpool aforesaid, in order to make a ividend of the Es tate and Effects of the said Bankrupt; when and where the Creditors who have 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. MAWDSLEY, Solicitor. Iy `HE commissioners in commis ion of bankrupt, uear ing date the Bth day of December, 1831, awarded and issued forth against JOHN MORRISON JOHNSON, JONATHAN FORSTER, and JOHN WALSH ; of Liverpool, in the county of Lancaster oil and colourmen 51ealers, chapman and co-partners, intend to meet on the 8k day of December next, at one o'clock in the afternoon, at the arendon Buildings, South John-street, in Liverpool aforesaid, in order to make a dividend of the estate and effects, of the said bankrupts; when and where the creditors, who have not already proved' their debts, are to come prepared to prove the same, or theywill be excluded the benefit of the said dividend. And, all claims not• then proved, will be disallowed. MAWDSLEY, Solicitor. WHEREAS a fiat in bankruptcy is awarded and issued against ROBERT CHURCH, of Liverpool, in the county of Lancaster, coach proprietor, dealer, and ,ehapman, and he being declared a bankrupt, is hereby rep' ed to sur render himself to the commissioners in the said named, or the major part of them, on the 7th of Dece next, at one o'clock in the afternoon, and 4th day of nuary next, at twelve o'clock at noon, at the Clarendon-Rooms, in Liverpool aforesaid, and make a full discovery and disclosure of his estate and effects; when and where the creditors are to come prepared to prove their debts, and at the first meeting to choose assignees, and at the last meeting the said bankrupt is required to finish his examination, and the creditors are to assent to,. or dissent from, the allowance of his certificate. All persons indebted to the said bankrupt, or that have any of his effects, are not to pay or deliver the same but to whom the commissioners shall appoint, but give notice to Messrs. WATSON and Bram% Soli citors, Liverpool; or Messrs. ADLINGTON, GREGORY, and FAULKNER, Solicitors, Bedford-row, London. WHEiiEAS a fiat in bankruptcy , is awarded and issued against JAMES EMLEY, of Liverpo. , in the county of Lancaster, merchant and broker, dealer , d chapman, and he bein dclard a bankrupt, is hereby ired to surrender himself g to e the e commissioners in the sai , fiat named, or the major part of them, on the 12th of December, and 4th of Janu ary next, at one o'clock of the afternoon, at the Clarendon rooms, in Liverpool, and make a full discovery and disclosure of his estate and effects; when and where the creditors are to come prepared to prove their debts, and at the first sitting to choose assignees, and at the last sitting the said bankrupt is re quired to finish his examination, and the creditors are to assent to or dissent from the a,owance of his certificate.—All persons indebted to the said bankrupt, or that have any of his effects, are not to pay or deliver the same but to whom the commis sioners shall appoint, but give notice to Mr. JOHN ATKINSON, Solicitor, Bank Buildings, Caste-street, Liverpool. or to Messrs. ADLINGTON, GREGORY, and FAULKNER, Solicitors, Bedford row, London. THE Commissioners in a fiat in Bankruptcy, bearing date the fifth day of June, 1832, awarded and" issued forth against JOSEPH TAYLOR of Liverpool, the County of Lancaster, Car-Proprietor, Victualler, Det and Chapman, intend to meet on the fourth' of Decembf next, at '1 welve at Noon, at the Clarendon Rooms, South John-street, in Li verpool, aforesaid, to make final dividend of the Estate and Effects of the said Bankrupt, when and where the Credi tors who have not already proved their Debts, are to come prepared to prove the same, or they will be excludedthe benefit of the said dividend, and all claims not then proved will be THE MANCHESTER ASSURANCE COMPANY, FOR ASSURANCE AGAINST FIRE, AND ON LIVES AND SURVIVORSHIPS. Office, 98, King-street, Mancheqer. CAPITAL, TWO MILLIONS. Established March, 1824. MHIS Society has been established upon principles coin -bining the most perfect security, with advantages superior to those dieted by any Institution of a similar character. The Capital amounts to TWO MILLIONS, subscribed in Sharesof £lOO each, and upon which a deposit of Ten per Cent. has been paid. This deposit, and the accumulations 'ereon, form the pre sent Capital of the Company, with a f they claim upon the Subscribers to pay such sums as may be required to the extent of their respective Shares only. Whilst a resident Directory gives an assurance to Manches tet, and its important Neighbourhood, of the good faith and. liberality, with which the engagements of this Company will be entered into and observed, the formation of local Commit tees, selected from a highly respectable Proprietary, is calcu lated to extend these advantages to the more remote districts. The Assured are entitled to one-third of the Profits in the Fire Department, and to two-thirds in the Life Department, with out any liability on their part to the losses. They have the power of ascertaining their rights, by appointing, under certain limi tations, three persons to inspect the Accounts of the Company for the preceding year r and the further advantage of appoint ing &person to assist in snaking the calculation of the Profits out of which the Bonus is to be made. In cases of cla.as fa; toss by Fire, where no suspicion of fraud exists, the Company will refer any dispute as to the amount of Loss, to settlement by Arbitration, if required by the Assur ed. Rates and Conditions . may be had of RICHARD DAWSON, Agent for Liverpool and Neighbourhood ; Office, Exchange alley, Exchange-street, West. r - vHE LONDON ASSURANCE CORPORATION, es tablished by.Royat Charter, A. D. li2l, submit to the Public a new plan for LIFE ASSURA, CES, offering the following advantages to persons assured r the whole term of life : Abatements of Premiums witho t lability of partnership; ample security for payment of 1 es, and exemption from ' charges of management. The. s le .of Premiums for, rances on the old, plan lately revised and reduced: Prospectuses, &c. may be obtained from the Agents. Fire Insurances at the usual Premittrnsz-!- , -Also .Marine Insu rances. Coasting risks taken without reference to London. '„ AGENTS, GEO. GODDARD, 16, Chapel-street: CHAS: LORIMER, Exchange-buildings. PELICAIN'LrFE ,ASSU,R, STREET, and SPRING.GA NCE OkFIOES, Lomumw iDENS. :TORS. Hugh Hamrnersl y, Esq. John Hawes, q. Sir W. He te, Bart. J. etty spratt, Esq. Nllia 'ander, Esq. Gor Shum Storey, Esq. ew Whiting, f;sq. DIREC Matthias Attwood z Esq., M.P. Wm. S. Clarke, Esq., F.R.S. John Caner, , . Wm. Cotton, Esq., F.R.S. Win. Davies, Esq. Sir Charles Flower, Bart. and Alderman. James A. Gordon, Esq., M.D Thomas Parke, Secretary. ADVANTAGES OFFERED BY THIS COMPANY. A very low rate of premium, and freedom from all liability of Partnership. A large invested Capital in the Public Funds for the security of the Assured.. • Payrnent.oeclaims in three months after death. Extension of time for payment of renewal Premiums to thirty das. • • Permission to pass, in decked vessels, a l on g the shores of Great briLdu and Ireland, and between them and the opposite shores from Hambuigh to Bordeaux. A tender of Arbitration in all disputed cases. Purchase of Policies on the most liberal terms, when the ob ject of an AssurancC has been "effected, or individuals are unable to vontinue their auxua.t.pannents. Agents for Liverpool . . . . THO 6. Clik,A)li. and SOS, 19, Exchangt-streerEast. ECONOMIC LIFE ASSURANCE SOCIETY, No. 34, Bridge-street, Bla.ckfriars, London. DIRECTORS. • The Right Hon. T. F. Lewis, M. P. Chairman. H. F. Stephenson, Esq., M. '. 'Deputy Chairman. Lancelot-Baugh Alien, Esq. William Grant, Esq, Stephen N. Barber s Esq. J. Knowles, Esq., F. R. S. Robert Biddulph, Esq. John Mendham, Esq. Robert Davies, Esq. Thomas Meux, E sq . Adam Gordon, Esq. William Routh, Esq. RESIDENT DIRECTOR. John Knowles, Esq.,' F. R. S. AUDITORS. M. W. Clifton, Esq., F. R. S. Charles Morris, Esq. Edward Knowles, Esq. IJ. Wishaw, ' q., F. R. S. Physician, John A. Paris, M. D., F. R. S., o. 23, Dover street. S- Ben! ravers, Esq., F. R. ~ N e, .Surgeon, - amin _ street. Solicitor, Henry Young, Esq., Essex. Actuary, J. Downes, Esq. Agent for Liverpool, T. 0. Cooper. MedioctlJteferee for Liverpool, Dr. Trail. THIS Society is so constituted as to present the means of effecting Assurances on Lives with the greatest possible advantage to the Public. Three-fourths of the present profits, and, eventually, the whole profits will be divided among the Policy-holders. Every person Assured to the extent of £SUO, for the whole term of life, will, after four years, be entitled to participate in the profits, and to attend and vote at all General i\leetings, the Members of which have absolute controul over ,the affairs of the Society. No claim can be litigated or disputed, without the sanction of a General Meeting of the Policy-holders specially convened on the occasion. The Directors _having availed themselves of all the impor !taut information relative to the decrements of human life, 'which has recently been communicated to the Public, have been enabled to construct a set of Tables, in which the Rates `of Assurance are considerably lower than those of any other Office, in which the Assured participate in the profits. They have also been enabled, from the extent and variety of the computations, to adopt the mode of payment, in each case, to the accommodation of the party Assured. An instance of such accommodation may be seen in the annexed extract from the incrpasin e ,cr rates of Premium ; which have been calculated expressly for the use of this Institution. Females and others, who are unable to attend personally at the Office, may appear - before one of the Medical Officers, in town or country, and proposals may be completed without de lay, where the documents relative to the health of the parties are satisfactory. Prospectuses and every requisite information may be ob tained by application to the Agent. Annual Premiums, increasing every fifth year until the twentieth, inclusive, after which a fixed Annual Premium will be payable during the remainder of Life. Premium per Cent. per Annum payable during 2, Bruton- s. d. '2O 1 6 0 30 112 3 40 2 011 501 2 19 10 Gn First <4,Five Years. Second Five Years. IFive Years. £. s. d. £. s. d. 1 910 113 7 117 0 2 210 295 3 0 2 316 7 416 a !et, Strand. Fourth Remainder Five Years. of Life. £. s. d. £. s. d. 117 10 2 211 2 10 0 2 18 3 312 8 4 5 6 5 17 3 6 16 1 By order of the Board of Directors, T. O. COOPER, Agent. LIVERPOOL MECHANICS' INSTITUTION Just published, price Threepence, or Twenty-five for Five Shillings, AN ADDRESS to the MEMBERS of the LIVERP OOL MECHANICS' INSTITUTION, delivered at th e L ec t ure l oom , 12th September, 1832. By SAMUEL HOPE, Es . President of the Institution. Published by its Directors and Members. Printed by D. Marples, Lord-street, and old by all the Booksellers. The Directors having been informed, t t.the advantages of this rising Institution are not sufficiently nown to the Public, beg to subjoin a List of the Misters engaged in giving Instruc tion to the several Classes, and to state the nature of that Instruction, namely :--- rr. Mathematics and Mental Arithmetic by FENBY , & ‘. aSSISTANTS. • Mr. Fdx, .t Mr. BROWN Mechanical Draing Architectural Drawing MI-. SMITH, ‘, Landscape Drawing and Perspective SMr. PUGH Mr. ( WILLIAMSON Figure Drawing, Ornamental Design, and Modelling, On Monday, Wednesday, Thursday, and Friday Evenings, from Steen to Nine &Clock. The French Language On Monday and Thursday Evenings, from Seven to Nine o'Clo. h. The Italian, Spanish, Portuguese, German and Dutch Langu ages Mr. DE LARA, On athl .1-', ii-aj eninj.., oin ,u Nine Lectures on various appropriate subjects will be regularly delivered by Eminent Processors. On Tuesday tout Saturday Eveniny.,, j ,uut s,:.ea ,\i,,e The LECTURES on the MS cOR Y . of the MIDDLE AGES, by the Rev. GEORGE STOKES, L. L. B. now being delivered, will be continued in the following order : Saturday, November 24th,--Literature of the Middle Ages. Tuesday, 27th,—Discovery of America and the Passage to India by the Cape of Good Hope. Saturday, December lst,—The early Reformers, previOus to the time of Luther. Tuesday; December 4th,—On the Reformers. N. B. These Lectures are occasionally illustrated by Quota tions from our Dramatists and Poets. Mr. NixoN's COURSE of LECTURES on GRAMMAR will begin on TUESDAY the 11th Of December next. A Syllabus of which will shortly be issued. Mr. JEVONS'S COURSE of LECTURES on ASTRONO MY will commence on Tuesday the Ist January next. Mr. E. SWEETLOVE'S SECOND PART of his COURSE consisting of SIX LECTURES' on the PHILOSOPHY of the AT NIOSPHERE ; embracing its Chemical and Vital Properties, and illustrated by numerous experiments, viz.— Ist. A History of the Discovery of the Chemical Properties of the Atmosphere.-2nd. Composition of the Atmosphere.-3rd. Combustion.-4th. Respiration.-sth. Climate.-6th. Acoustics, Light, Electricity, will take place early• in February; these will be immediately succeeded 13y A COURSE of LECTURES on CHEMISTRY, by one of the most POPULAR and SCIENTIFIC LECTURERS in the Kingdom ; 'demonstrated by the assistance of superb and extensive Apparatus. A Syllabus •of each of the above will be published in due course. The right of admission to all' these Classes, with the exception of those for, the Study of Languages, and also to all the Lec tures which are delivered in the course of the year, on iiistory, Natural Philosoyhy, Chemistry, and other branches of know ledge, is enjoitd by every Subscriber of One Guinea 'per urinum ; and sink' Subscriber ma.y_afford his Sons or Appren tices the. smite. .-ii.elvantages, on the payment of only Five Shillings per' annum for each Son, or Eight Shillings per annum for an.Amentiee. Those Members who attend the Classes for the Study of Languages will have to pay One Guinea per annum extra. , A cOntribution of Ten Guineas at once, or of Books, or, • Apparatus, of that value, constitutes a Member for Life. I here is a Library of Reference, a Circulating Library, and a Reading Room. The Library consists of upwards of one thousand volumes. Information reSpecting the Schools, and Copies of the Rules and Regulations, may be obtained from Mr. JONES ; the Keeper, • at the Institution, from Six to Nine o'clock every evening. It is the wish of the Directors that useful and scientific information should be diffused in the most extensive manner, and at the cheapest possible'rate. 'The Lectures will, therefore, be open to the Tublic generally (Ladies and Gentlemen who are not Members) on the payment of ls. each. JOHN LEYLAND, SECRETARY. • *** Misapprehension having prevailed in this respect, the' Directors beg. to announce, that ANNUM, SUBSCRIBERS are entitled to.alfthe privileges and benefits of the Institution for Twelve Months from the date of the payment of their Subscriptions. Many Gentlemen having declared their willingness to give this institution their 'support, to whom it is not convenient, personally, _to attend to subscribe ; such Gentlemen, or the Friends to whom they may have :intimated their. intentions, are respectfully invited to send in their names either to Mr. SAMUEL JoNes, the Keeper, at the Institution, uny day from Eight to Ten, from Ticave to Two, or from Six to Sine . u C 1144 ; to the secretaries, Mr. JOHN LEYLAND, 71, Hanover-street; and Mr. JOHN S. RAocLiEP, 5, Strand-street; on to the Treasurer, r. CHRISTOPI-01 HUM JoNEs, 72, Castle-street„when they will cc ..'immediately waited .upon, in conformity with . the ad dress they may be pleased- to furnish. The Public are earnestly and respectfull \ invited to inspec the Schools. They are in operation ever Evening, Evening, except Tuesday and Saturday, from S even to Nine o'clock, when Members of the Committee regularly attend, Who will have great pleasure in accompanying those who may be pleased to honour them with their presence,- and also in explaining all the details of the proceedings connected with the Institution. The Directors flatter themselves, and 'experience has assured them of the, fact, . that such visits will entirely remove the doubts of those, if any there be ,incerely ent er t a i ning th em, w h o may be inclined to think; that the Institution is not calculated, in the greatest degree, (whilst it adds to the happiness, comfort, and self-respect , of individuals,) to advance the intereSts, and conduceto the well-being and due regulation of society gene rally. N. B. It will be perceived that M r . T ALLis ' s name i s with drawn from the list of Masters. He is now unconnected with the Institution. Union Rooms, Duke-street, (Entrance Slater-street), Novem ber 23, 1832. LIVERPOOL COMMERCIAL BANK. CAPITAL-L 500,000. ITIHE success which has generally attended the operations of Joint stock Banking Companies, and the unqlialified approbation of their principles evinced by the public feeling in their favour; the belief that this system of Banking, and this alone, will eventually obtain, combined with a due estimation of the rich and extensive field for Banking business, which the monetary transactions of th e t own p resen , have been deemed sufficient grounds for the establishment of another Joint stock Banking Company, to be called " The Liverpool Commercial Banking Company." It is, unnecessary to dwell upon a subject so 4 intelligent Nleraanth and Tradesmen of Liver ilia!' to the of as the sys iinciples upon founded. It is Eh will distinguish seen chiefly iu the ision and allotment tem of - • Ban ing, or to explain the beneficial which Joint stock Ban,king. Companies ar A deemed sufficient to notice the features w the present Institution, and these will mode of raising the -capital, and in the of the shares. It is confidently believed, that a more effectual provision will be.made for the interests of -the- Shareholders and the security Of the public, by each- Subscriber paying up the whole-amount of his stock ; and in order to favour the numerical extension of the Company and the admission of Shareholders of all classes of the community, the Capital has been divided into Fifty Thou, sand Shares, of Tpu Pounds each, which will enable persons to make investments . without the liability of having to pay up sub sequent, and perhaps inconvenient, calls ; and with a view of securing to the Bank, as far as possible, the profits arising from the business of its own Subscribers, the appropriation of shares will be made chiefly to residents in Liverpool. It is generally admitted that the greatest delicacy is reqUired in regard to the dealings of individuals with a public Bank, and great attention has been paid to this subject on the present occasion. With a view to give every reasonable facility to confidential transactions with the Bank, to obviate the publicity of their passing under the review of a nu me ro u s Bo a rd o f Di rectors, and to introduce into its management, as far as is consistent with the nature of the Institution, the most valuable principles of private Banks, it has been determined that the Sub-Com mittee, to whom such transactions will be referred; shall be re stricted to the number of three, nameiy,—two Directors and the Manager. Experience has shown that this plan obviates every objection. Each Subscribv will be required to pay one pound per share on being admitted by the Provisional Committee, and the re maining nine pounds ,per share either before• the first of January next, when it is proposed to open the Bank, or at such time and in such!sumS as shall be fixed by the Board of Directors. To limit the responsibility of the Shareholders, it is proposed that if one-fourth of the Capital be at any time absorbed by loss, it shall be imperative - upon the Board of Directors to call a special meeting of the Proprietors, in which case the Pro prietors of one-fourth of the Capital shall have power to dissolve the Company, unless a majority agree to purchase the shares of dissentients at their then value. All other details will be;placed upon such a popular footing as it is hoped will meet with general confidence. Applications for Shares to be addressed to the Provisional Committee, now sitting, at •the office of Messrs. LACON and LITTLEDALE, Solicitors.. . 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