The Liverpool Standard and General Commercial Advertiser.
Liverpool, Merseyside, England, 1836-11-22 00:00:00

Ecgat Notirto.

PIERSON, MOULSON, AND DENSTO
IF the untrersigned JOHN HENRY DENSTON f Liver-
', pool, Commission Merchant, do hereby Give 'otice that,
on and from this day, I do, so far as respect yselt; dissolve
and put an eud to tho PARTNERSHIP s sisting between
myself.and THOMAS PIERSON, and GE GE EDWARD
MOULSON, in the Trade of Commission Merchants at Liver-
pool, under the Firm of PEIRSON, MOULSON, and DEN-
STON ; and that 1 cease on and from this day to lie a Partner
with the said Thomas Peirson and George Edward Moulson, or
either of them.

Witness my Hand this Eighteenth day of November, One
Thousand Eight Hundred and Thirty-six.
-JNO.•H. DENSTON..

TO GENTLEMEN, &c., GOING TO, OR RETURNING
FROM AB ROA D.
W AUSTIN, (from Pratt's cf Loudon, Manufacturer to
/ • the King,) 176, DALE-STIt KT, be1,,,e1l the Golden
Lion and Moss's Bank, Liverp , IMPROVED SOLID
LEATHER PO RTM ANT E PORTABLE HAT-
CASE, HAIR TRUNK, n TRAVELLING BAG MA-
'NUFACTURER. Trunk nd Imperials fitted to carriages.
Patent Waterproof Canvass for covering Thinks, Luggage, &c.
W. AUSTIN, in respectfully soliciting private as well as pub-
lic patronage, begs to assure those who may honour him with
their commands, from a thorough knowledge of the various
branches of his business, and for a serious of years having con-
ducted the first houses in London, they may rely upon all Ar-
ticles in the above line of the -first quality and workmanship,
combined with despatch, at a reduction of .full 30 per cent.
under the charges usually made in this town.
N. B. Brass and Iron .Portable Camp Bedsteads, Bedding,
Oil and Cloth Valieses, Canteens, Bullock Trunks, &c., &c.
176, Dale-street, opposite the Exchange.

SOUTHPORT PUBLIC BATHS COMPANY. ,
CAPITAL £10,0(X), IN WOO SHARES OP £lO EACH.
No ofiers under five Shareswill be accepted.
DEPOSIT, 5 PEE CENT.
oigi afterwards to,c:r.ceed 4.1 'per SAcsve, nor ia be made at il-lests-
-interval titan one month, exclusive of six days' notice.
Patron, Sir Henry Bold Hoghton, Bert.
raovisioNAL COMMITTEE.
' Samuel Lees, Esq., Chairman.
The Rev. Chas. Hesketh,Rectorl Mr. Borland
Theßev.W.Docker,lncumbentiMr. Martin
Theßev.Richd.Walker,CurateCaptain William Ball
I
The Rev. F. P. Hulme Mr. Blundell

Henry Harrison, Esq. Mr. Robert Mawdesley
William Hill, Esq. Mr. Barrallier
Henry Wadkin, hsq. Mr. Fair
John Lees, Esq. Mr. Maddocks
Peter Leicester, Esq. Mr. William Linaker
Thomas Morris, Esq. Mr. Wright
John Butterfield, Esq. Mr. Turnle,/
Thomas Kershaw, EN. Mr. Jatites-Mawdesley
Lieutenant Watmough Mr. John atm
Mr. Bowman Mr. Half
With power to add to the. number,
Bankers—The Union 13an - of Manchester.
Architect—Mr. A. B.- Clayton, rtside-street, Manchester.
Solicitor—Mr. Mawd ley, Southport.
QIR HENRY BOLD HOGHTON, Bart., having agreed to
grant a site of Land, comprising upwards of 14 Acres, for
the term of 99 years, at the small rent of £5 ss. per annum, a&
joining to and extending in an easterly direction, in a line with
the New Seabank Wall and Grand Parade, fronting the Sea
Shore, upwards of 400 yards being the most eligible for Public
Baths, and decidedly the best situated Building Land at South-
port for Marine Villas, the sure and speedy sale of which Land
will make the Baths a good Investment, as well as meet a very
long existing and general demand for such an Establishment.
At a Public Meeting, held at the Bold Arias Inn, in South-
port, on the 15th day of November, 1836,
SAMUEL LEES, Esq., in the Chair;
500 Shares were taken, including 50 by Sir Henry Bold Hogh-
ton, Bart.; and the future .apportioning of Shares will be in the
order of application.,
Prospectuses and Lithographed Plans of the Baths will be
issued at an early date.
Applications for Shares to be made to Mr. MAWDESLEY,
Solicitor, Southport;..and to WILLIASI HILL, Esq., Messrs.
Smith, Hill, and • Co., Manchester; and WILLIAM DIXON,
Jun., Esq., Liverpool.
Directors, &c., will be appointed at a future General Meeting.

BOROUGH OF LIVERPOOL.
To IRONFOUNDERS AND' OTHERS.
liE Lighting Committee are.reatipli) receive TENDERS
liie
for 200 CAST-IRON LAMP-P STS, to be supplied im-
mediately, in lots hif 50 each. The re to be similar in weight
and pattern to those at present iu ein the town. Sealed Ten-
ders will be received until FRIDAY, the 2d December, at the
Watch-office, No, I, Fenwick-street, where further information
may be obtained. By order,
CAPES ASHLIN, Secretary-

BOROUGH OF LIVERPOOL.
A T a MEETING of the SUB-COMMITTEE of the
11 WATCH COMMITTEE held the 12th November, 1836,

Present,
JOSHUA WALMSLEY, Es CustradaN,
•
&c. &c. &
A Leading Article, in the Liverp Mail, Nov. 12, impeach-
ing the conduct and character o individuals of the Police
Force, having been read,
It teas resolved unanimously,
That the Chairman do write to the Editor of the Mail, re-
questing his attendance before the Committee, on Tuesday
afternoon next, to substantiate the Charges, and produce the
Proofs mentioned in the Leading Article of his Paper, of this
date,
~ Liverpool,
taicilil:2tt:hionNsouvs:a:
In compliance with this Resolution, the Chairman sent the
following Letter:—
" TO THE EDITOR. OF THE LIVERPOOL MAIL.
" Silt,—ln the Liverpool Mail, of this morning, i .
therac; f:,,,ivvtil,l,a,c,tianst4hs
eesiit..tae, t,chviaintsehnobtue
rti ii,
nal
nt,hyme f
diminutioneLa eroaodnfincgtohilkei.ocro
contrary,
perceivenB 3e
by
;,siwnece
believethe i n -
increasecruelty,
troduction of the new Police.
that so far as the Police themselves arenfconcerned, there has
been an increase of crime, an increase
increase of venal and lying,
informations, an
aonf suborned iincrease
e
of false swearing,,an increase of
C)oe,rruption, an increase of
increase of extortion, bribery, and
!nu
.t,iroLi
Ideas tsi,on Invidious,a n d
atcommutable(t)i,plrnonvie)nri
td,lniicnfeanbr
required.'
1 and an increase of re-
testimony, an
ofi the Watch Committee,euired:
oppression.l b e aW toe
in believerorm
Sub-committee will sit at the Office, in Fenwick.
sYat°lrlu:tehAtt,ils:OtC:ahl dla'uesday next, the 15th instant, at Three o'clock.
And, as the statement in the Msil is calculated materially to
affect the character
request the favour of . anxious to investigate such charges,
Force, the Committee,
efficiency of individuals of the Police
i, lam, Sir,
your attendance with the proofs.
yours respectfully,
" JOSHUA WALMSLEY, Chairman."

At a MEETING of the WATCH COMMITTEE, held this
19th November, 1836,
Present.
JOSHUA WALMSLEY, Esq., CHAtatisx,
&e. &c. &c.
Resolved unanimouslq, •
That the Editor of the. Liverpool Mail not having complied
With the respectful request of the Sub-committee, in reference
to the assertion in his Journal, of Saturday last. impeaching
the character and conduct of individuals of the Police Force,
this Committee, in the absence of Proofs, whit h he declared
himself ready to produce, feel themselves bound in duty to de-
clare, that the allegations made by him are unfounded.
And it was further Resolved,
That, in justice to the character of the Police Force, the
Resolution of the Sub-committee and the Letter of the Chair-
man, together with the foregoing Resolution, be published once
in each of the Liverpool Papers.
By order,
CAPES ASHLIN, Secretary,
Liverpool, 19th Nov., 1836.

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v V Town; she roust he accuit ed to wait at table, Mid. " 4v,,,/ i'----;,*, --t!''
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WANTED a GA.RDENER who thong hly understands
his Business.—He must be n ,:ctly competent to
undertake the management of Hot-h sei and Green-houses
and forcing• generally. Ile will not be required to attend to
any other work lleatithe Garden. Ail letters to be post paid.—
Apply to Mr. CUTHBERT, Seedsman, Clayton-square, Liver-
pool.

•
YACHT WANTED. • .
H T
Y a person in Liverpool, a YAC from twenty to
IL) thirty tons register: she is me re .anted as a gocd Sea
Boat than a fast Sailer. Any person viog such to dispose of,
may find a purchaser by directing (al letters post-paid,) to A.
X. Y., and mentioning all particulars and price, 8..,t the Office
this Paper.

WANTED, for 'the State of Coltink4e SAWYER and
one BOAT or BARGE BU I )Itl None need ap-
ply who cannot bring good characters for honesty. industry, and
sobriety.—Apply by letter, post paid, to box 8., 29, Post-office,
Liverpool.

AYOUNG LADY, who instructs in the us 1-Branches of
Education, wishes, after Christie; s an engagement
as GOVERNESS. Satisfactory refere es as to capability can
be given.—Address (post paid) to E. M., Standard-office.

ALADY, of religious principles, (a men rof the esta-
blished church,) who will be disco dat Christ Mas, is
desirous of obtaining a Situation as G EIINESS in a Fa-
mily or Daily TEACHER. She has been long accustomed to
the routine of Education, Music and French excepted.—Letters
(post paid) addressed A. Z., Post-office, Waterloo, near Liver-
pool,'will be attended to.

.. .
JAMAICA:
A - PROFESSIONAL GIi.:NTLEMAN, a melOer of a
y.i.itt
highly 'reSpeetable legal firm in Jamaica, '. ein Liver,
pool fur a few days, on or immediately afte eor 22:1 November
instant, when he'willbe happy to common t ate with any parties
who May be "desiiotii iil information- or legal assistance respect-
ing Ofs'o'lN or property it Jamaica, whither he will return itt
a few weeks. In' the mean time .comoluoications may be ad-
dressed to the clitfd "Of At.tt&N.umt HovEs, Esq. Tristram-
buildingS,T.ol-latte, or to Messrs. CH.S IcitA Iv and WILLIS.

ripHE COAT, PROPRIETORS beg t2infnrm the Public;
that the Price of the best [louse C Lis now Ka. IOU.
per Ton.
Liverpool, 21,t Novemben 1536.

• • • CONSERVATIVE ASSOCIATION.
rEIE• MEMBERS• of the EV MIXON and KIRKDALE
1• CONSERVATIVE WARP ASSOCIATION will
DINE- Mt-either 'on • ToEsDA r, the 9( tl nstant, at Mrs.
STRETCH'S,' Liver Inn, Kirkdale.
Tickets to be bad on aispheation to M s. STRETCH, Kirkdale,
or to Ricxo. D A WSONi -Esq:..Exchar4Te-all4.
•• • - • • - MILES BARTON, Chairman.

• • CHAPEAU FRANCAIS. ----
SOLD• ONLY BY JAMES REA Y. 18. B -STREET.
rrHE properties of this HAT ale light sr,- shortness of nap,
and brilliancy of colour, which c• of be affected by sea
air, and in durability equal to two of t e best Beaver hats, and
allowed front its beauty and texture to be superior to any hat
yet invented. Price for Cash 20s.
Liverpool, Nov. 511 i; 1836.

-LIVERPOOL AND MANCHESTER COAL
COMPANY.
le, AGeneral EETING of the Shareholders o iis Company
W Mill be held at thi'Clarendon Rooms, verpool, on Fla •
ot v next, the 25th day'ef November in • t, at twelve o'clock
at noon precisely; to take into consider tion matters of impor-
tancefo the affairs of the Company, which will be brought be-
fore the meeting, and to adopt such resolutions as the Share.
holders :shall then agree upon.
Each Shareholder will be required to produce the banker's
receipt or scrip certificate.

BRITISH AGRICULTURAL LOAN Co MPAN Y.
.111-1 It: Public are respectfully informed that the Five Thou-
sand. Shares Marked by the Letter 8., and comprising,
the second series of the Company's Stock which ttain unap-
propriated, must be.now offered by e
Tender at e highest pre-
mium, until One o!clock,.P.m em .. of the 30t • stant, in order to
fix a Dividend on, the. appropriations of e Letter A., as. pub,
lisped in the. Agriculturist and London Journal, of the 21st Iv
Sep-
tember last. . , .

These Premiums ,must be paid at the Bankers of the Com-
pany (on Trust Aceount) within fourteen days after the Ten..
ders have beep •accepted, for which the Secretary will prepare a
Receipt to be. Signed by. the Trustee Treasurer, entitling the
Holder to a Shure iwthe Company.,and payable, at his option.
within twelve months after the, date of the Scrip with Interest
on the Capital of t:105, at the rate of 5 per cent. per annum, or
he may take up his Share at his own convenience, within the
year, at such a Discount es the Directors may be induced to
offer, when the public securities (in which the whole amount of
this series of Shares must be invested) are at their lowest price.
This accommodation will secure to the holder of the Scrip a
claim to two dividends, (on a loan fixed at 5 per cent per an-
num interest,) and redeemable at pleasure whenever tho bolder
(who need not be a registered proprietor) hinds it convenient to
take up his Share in order to receive his Dividends ; while, on
the contrary, he may be offered a much higher Discount for
prompt payment when the public securities ate depressed, and
the interests of the Company may thus require the anticipation
'of those resources for the safety fund.
The Tenders will be received at the Company's Offices, in
Austin-friars, daily until the 30th instant, mid opened by a com-
mission to be appointed that day by the Subscribers. accord._
•ingiv. • ----
The Prospectus (as it will be shortly published with ik Pa-
trons, Trustees, and Directors,) will appear iu the next Wed.
nesday's London Journal.
Company's Offices, 27. Austin-friars,
London, November IS, 1846.

"N't •

Netri VublirationcS.

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