The Liverpool Standard and General Commercial Advertiser.
Liverpool, Merseyside, England, 1839-12-20 00:00:00

LONDON GAZETTE.-TUERDAy, DSc. 17'

PATNERSHIPS OED. V.
T. JacPon and Co.R Liverpool and DIS
GlasSgoLVw, m erchants—lV al't
tersall and B. Helme, Heath Charnock, Lancashire, coaltii-rer;
chants—Bartan and Scholfield, Lancashire, elicittical.manufacoe
~
—J. Whitelica.d and Co. Elton and Manchester, dyers_wattr ttoo.
and Thorn psons, Chorlton- upon - cdlock , Lancashire, o
spinners ; as far as regards James Thompson.
INSOLVENTS.
Dec. 13.—Frederick Dolman, Oxford-street. London, earrer.cosi•
Dec. 17.—Francis Thomas Trivett, Northumberland-Fla.'s,'
mercial-road-cast, London,linen:draper.

BANKUiS.
John Thompson, Liverpool, grocß T er, to surrender Dec. `215.J3!;135:
at eleven, at the Clarendon-rooms, Liverpool. Solicitors, 0.
Adlington a.. 1 Co. Bedford-row, Loudon.
Stephen Isaacson, Stoke Newington-road. London, b00k5e1.13.011,
Charles Hart and Thomas Lewellin, Newgate-street, "
woollen-warehouseman.
Thomas Bothell Lawford, Fenchurch-street, London, w'
chant.
Edwin Hodson, Birmingham, lincn.draper.
Thomas Bell, jun. Newcastle-upon-Tyne, cheese-factor.
Henry Bell Burwood, Lowestoft, Suffolk, fish-merchant.
William M'Clellat:, Newcastle-upon-Tyne, innkeeper.
Richard Gates, Steyning, Sussex. wine-merchant.
William Woodcock, Deal, straw-hat-manufacturer.
George Maddison, Recdhani, Norfolk, merchant.
Benjamin Moxon Ryder, Kingston-upon-Hull, grocer..
Richard Pin-kis Westall and William \'. estall, Birmingham. w''
John Thornton, Bradford, woolstapler.
Catherine Evans, of Llanidloes, Montgomeryshire, innkeeper' afiti.
Augustus Henry Tulk and Edward Banks, Durham, alkall-ol
facturers.
George Schofield, Limefield, Lancashire, linen-draper.
Jacob Richardson, Hyde, Cheshire, shopkeeper. vac'
Charles Oldham, of Newton-green, Mottram-in-Long-a e
Cheshire, innkeeper.
Daniel Robinson, Sneingtom Nottinghamshire, coal-dealer.
DIVIDENDS.
Jan. 14, W. Parlour, Liverpool, share-broker—Jan. 9, g
P. Rice, Addle-street, London, warehousemen, and Pavemen`!„,.et,
bury. drapers—Jan. 11, M. C. Jacksoii, Water-lane, Throne, :wick-
London, corn-merchant—Jan. 9, J. Taylor, Noel-street, Be' o,
street, Oxford-street, London, iron-plate-manufacturer—Ja!;:ovr
T. Watts, Angel-court, Throginorton:street, London, stock.i' Loo,
—Jan. 11, J. Baker and G. Wallis, Edward-street, City- roau,„o,
don, farriers—Jan 13, E. Grams, Stowniarket, Suffolk, iron," Jail.
--Jan. la, J. Alderson. Bradford, worsted-stutrinanutacturcr;, 11.
13, G. Hind, Bishop's Waltham, Hampshire, diaper—De`''l. ph.
Knight, Reading, Berkshire, common brewer—Jan. 9, J•
well, Nottingham, lace-manufacturers.
CERTI Fl CATES
To be granted unless cause be shown to the contrary, on or belt°
Jan. 7. .
W. karlour, Liverpool, share-broker—G. Thorburn, St. Mailbuo•
London, corn-factor—M. Reilly, Bloomsbury-square, BI001wwst•
square, London, wine-merchant—T. Baker and R. Ainsworth'
rington and Manchester, cotton spinners—W. Whittaker, "sop
field, maltster—T. Rivers, Egham, Surrey, brewer—T. Lakin'
tiugham, builder—J. Edwards, Manchester, victualler.
SCOTCH SEQUESTRATIONS.
James Ritchie, Perth, glass-merchant.
Hugh and John Doherty, Glasgow and St. John's, New 811"5.
wick, merchants.
John Yuill,jun. Glasgow, provisiosi - nu:reliant.

MEETINGS OF CREDITORS FOR LIVERFOOI/4,
this%
20. Thomas Johnson, (2nd) Clarendon ROolnS
20. John Montgomery and Joseph Brereton, (final) Ditto, ~
'23. Nathan Litherland Ditto,
henry White Hayman, (2nd) Ditto,
2s. William M'Gill
28. William Robinson, jun. (diV ).... Davenport and Collier'''.

PREMIUMS OF INSURANCE AT LLOYD'S'

Outward,

LONDON & LIVERPOOL,
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Leeward Isl. Dem. & Berbice,
Honduras
New York, Houton
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New Orleans
Havana
Canada
British North America
Newfoundland
Brazils
River Plate
East Indies
China
Batavia
New South Wales
Cape of Good Hope
Africa
Gibraltar
Lima, Valparaiso, &c.
Malta, Sicily, &c.
Smyrna and Constantinople
Malaga
Madeira
Western Isles, Cape de Verds
Lisbon
Cadiz
France
Holland

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LIVERPOOL DISPENSARIE

Number of new patients entered on the books of
during the last week:—

'la DisPe"satiet
South. 14°u'l

Received advice and medicine at the Insti-
tution
Visited at their own houses and supplied
with medicine

North.

Total at each Dispensary

365 9go

247 U
Ito"
til3 41:

VIVITORS. V
)I'C'
North—Rev. Dr. Buck, Rev. Peter Wilcock, and Mfr. N. • F•
gregor.
ner•
South—Mr. Jordan, Mr. T. Robinson, and Mr. Joseph Co°,
Dispensaries' Office, I,
Fenvvickßt.trleNe'Et,DDGer
160,11)8,3S9e.cretari•_0

MARRIED. , v,41°.!
On the sth Instant, at Madelcy, WILLIAM REYNOLD,,,I- isl`
Waltonrat this town, to CAROLINE, third daughter of `a'
T. YAT , Esq. of Madeley-liall, in this county. S. Pll
Ott t e 10th instant, at Bishop's Tawton, by the Rev. 4;
Sa,utoy, THOMAS LAWRENCE PRIDHA M, F. 341. BideT: pg'
CAROLINE, second daughter of the late THOMAS POOL.,
Chester. 0,1/,
On the lath instant, at Wigan, the Rev. JACOB ROBSOThvlfr
incumbent of Tyldesley, to ANNE, third daughter of the late
LIAM ECCLES, Esq. of Wigan. ,FNO
Same day, at St. Giles.in-the-Flelds, London, JOHN
CARBONNELL, Esq. of Regent-street, to ELIZABETII, *
daughter of EDGAR CORRIE, Esq. of Bed( d are or -squ • .10,10
On the 14th instant, at St. -Nicholas's Church, Mr. 1,
BOWMAN to Miss MARY DE MAINE, Loth of Cllristion.stl7,,,4
On the 16th instant, at Rt. GeorgeLt,-11.6..asardrco.“'''' Vl"'
of tng
PALMERSTON, to the Dowager Countess COWPER,
late Earl Cowper, and only sister of Viscount Melbournf• itok
mediately after the ceremony they set off for Broadlands, las •
ship's seat in Ilatimchire. LAO
Same day, at Tipping-street Chapel, Ardwick, Mr. JOHN
of this town, to Miss MARIA BROWNING, of Nlancliester.
Yesterday, at St. Bride's Church, by the Rev. J. Jones, Mr'i NC'
eldest daughter GROOM, stationer, to Miss ANN RlGBY,widow
of
W. Rigby, Windsor.
Yesterday, by license, at Chair-dream Phili's Church, by the 0,`,-;10"
Bowstead, Mr. JOHN HUEYer, Birkenhead, to .",a,le*
BETH, youngest daughter of Mr. JOIIN HAMER, of lla,ltn°,-00'
Moors, and sister of Mr. James Hamer, York Hotel, Wrill'a
square.

lE.
,L LIPe
At Quebec, aged 73 years, the HonD.
JONATHAN SEWE.-ocutif-
P
of Harvard Univerity, Cambridge, Mass. member.of the
Council, and for many years its President, Speaker of the I ;well
tire Council, and late Chief Justice of the province. Ilr. Att°j
was a native of Boston, Mass. son of the late distinguished •Ale
ney-General of the province of Massachusetts, and was c°"-
to flee from thence at the American R
in the 4- evolUtion. ah
On the 27th June, at Sydney, New South Wales, dori,
of his age, after a lengthened illness, which he contractedoe
the rainy season, in New Zealand, in 1838, whither he had l,'i,glBl!‘
a botanical excursion previous to his intended return to
with the results of many years' journeyings, ALLAN CUN'
10'
HAM, Esq. the botanist and traveller.
1,10
On the 22nd July, in lat. 10 N., long. 75 30 E., Bevil
WILTSHIRE STEEL CHAPMAN Esq. Colonel in the 9t,l„.ooe''
Light Infantry, passenger on board the barque Albyn, of Gr`
from Bombay for Liverpool.
On the sth of October last, at George-town, Demerara'
.r;
LIAM BOOKER, Esq. aged 43. I.c
On the 23rd of October last, at Demerara, cf yellow fever'_,,,'.
B-

JLUCK, aged about 31, master of the Margaret,
On the 7th ult. aged 47, Mr. JOHN POWELL HAR'z.ettoo
,oyal Peace Lodge, of the Loyal Independent Order of Odd' uail;
His remains were followed to the home of all flesh by his re to
p.
and upwards of 180 of the officers and brothers belongiagrder,
order. His well-tempered zeal for the prosperity of the o_htoc.,
gether with his affability and unostentatious benevolenee,,,lis
for him the love and admiration of all who knew him, and of
will be long and sincerely regretted by a numerous circl
quaintance.
On the 26th ult. at Bedol, near Flint, after a short illness'
fly, Mrs. MARTIIA WILLIAMS, relict of the late Captaiu de'
Williams universally regretted.
On the 27th nit. Mr. THOMAS KIRKDALE, of Tarbilei''
servedly respected. !Jr'Bl4e,
On the Ist instant, at Claughton, near Garstang, age
her, re
THOMAS SEED. He has left a widow, in the 85th year of
and thirteen children, all of whom attended him to his gran e'
are are 104 grandchildren and 25 great-grand children now
descendants of this venerable couple. JAW' On the Ist instant, at Waen, near Mold, aged 63, Mr. CI
IA
of this town. bort'
irdia 01'
Ou the 2nd instant, at her house, in Picardy-place, 00 jot
Miss INNES, of Stow. The fortune to which she succeco-, at
death of her brother, the late Gilbert limes, was estiinutoteod.
less than a million sterling, and, as she lived in a very ine.leicreo!ot
unostentatious manner, it must now be very considerably
Tha great bulk of the fortune, which is the largest, we betje of ..ar,
... gained by one individual in Scotland, was the acquisitl. Dank
trines himself, and was due to his industry and skill as ,r ;teal
Miss Jimmies was in her ninety-second year, and accordiag,`,. 04/,' cis
she has left a will. Her heir-at-law is William Mitche" d
Parson's Green, a gentleman long known in Edinburgh aa . 00,
esteemed. 4
-
On the sth instant, at the seat of Lord Viscotia. vace
HENRY PHILIP HOPE, Esq. uncle of the member for cper, ,ter'
4 af'
and brother-in-law of the Viscountess Beresford. 'lTAsia.iffer'
had visited every part of Europe, and various portions of
vej,
ticularly Turkey. He was conversant with and spoke sew& jO,l
eat languages, and maintained an extensive corresPen4 tbe
learned men in all parts of Europe. He had formed one", taxi, fitl,
perfect collections of diamonds and precious stones th.tnida,tsior
haps, bent ever possessed by a private individual. We ulaandeoci
that it is valued at £150,000. Although possessed of an „oat
tune, his habits were of the most simple and unostentatid!',t tf,
he seemed to regard wealth only as the means of doing o.ce,
Saute day, at Sea View, Bootle, aged 8 years, ANl)jishlo-
- son of JOHN ANDERSON, Esq. of Cave"r ore
Manchester. tl
On the 10th instant, at his residence, Hey-brook. R°e'roso e`
a long and protracted illness, JOIIN HOLLAND, Esq•
gl till•
magistrates of that borough. e
Same day, at her residence, Hyde Park-place, L0i1404
the Dowager Lady DE-LA-ZOUCHE. 111Chrafikli.
On the 12th instant, after a lingering itines4, borne AV, rile
fortitude, JANE, the beloved wife of Mr. WILLIAM I.`"
eb
brewar, St. Anne-street.
On the lath instant, aged 63, Mr. THOS. RAT ipir
Bold.
Yesterday morning, at his residence, Heath-green,..,ogEttasci:
ham, of disease of the heart, aged 75, JOHN TV 'A P.7.11'_
Through an extremely useful and active life he sustaille,!'scoe,,t,
ter of high and unblemished integrity ; as a member ms.tatir"ca'
zeal for public good is testified by the numerous local ,0110,
which his attention was directed ; faithful in friendl (hosei4
perience and judgment were ever ready at the call °I. tell
required his counsel ; as a ;parent and relative he lias.;,,ria`
1p It
persons to deplore the removal of one who united, ,u'oes•otal
heart with an undeviating performance of his family u_cter . 010
foundation of all these qualities which adorned the clir,a
deceased happily had their origin in Christian prineildt!e'lle.,olo
constitute the best consolation to survivors.—Aries 6(l3jr•
On the 15th instant, in Nelson-street, of dropsyof Ow
eet!
THOMAS AYRES, son of the late Mr. A. H. AYRES.
.st•r cu.
Essex, aged 34.
Orgese
On the 17th instant, at his house No. 51, Great Ge reSpeof
ROBERT CLOVER, Esq. aged 56, much and deserved)Yougat
On the 18th instant, aged 2i years, JANE, seeing'
Mr. WM. EVANS, Post-office place.

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