The Liverpool Standard and General Commercial Advertiser.
Liverpool, Merseyside, England, 1836-03-08 00:00:00

UNION PLATE GLASS COMPANY.

A T a Meeting of Subscribers to the proposed UNION
±-11_ PLATE GLASS COMPANY, held at the York Hotel,
iu King-street, in Manchester, ou the 3d day of March, 1836,
It was Resolved

That as One Thousand Shares and upwards are already sub-
scribed for the Company be now formed for the purpose of Ma-
nufacturing Plate Glass, under the title of the "UNION PLATE
GLASS COMPANY."

That the capital stock be £150,000, divided into 5000 shares
of £3O each.

That each applicant, on being admitted a Shareholder, pay
five shillings per share towards defraying the expenses inci-
dental to the formation of the Company, and on the dth of April
next pay the first call of 1.3 upon each share, and all further
calls (not exceeding the sum of £5 per shade an v one time,) at
such time or times as the directors may • poini, giving three
months' notice of the same, anu all cal not paid at .the time
shall be subject to interest at the rat f 5 per cent., and if not
paid Within three calendar months • er the said call, the same
shall be forfeited for the benefit. oft e Company.
That a General Meeting of Shareholders be called by the Di-
rectors annually.
That the scale of voting at the General Meetings be as fol-
lows :--The holder of ten shares to have one vote,. thirty shares,
two votes;, sixty shares, three votes; and one hundred. shares
or upwards, four votes.
That the number of Directors be not less than five, or more
than seven.

.....
That no Subscriber holding less than thirty shares be eligible
to he elected a Director.

-That the following gentlemen .be appointed Directors, viz.,
Mr. Thomas Agnew, Mr. David Bellhouse, jun., Mr. Henry
Charles Lacy, Mr. Richard Lane, Mr. Henry Moult.
That the Directors have power to apply fur a Charter of In-
corporation in pursuance of the statute.
That the Northern and Central Bank of England be appoint-
ed Bankers.

That 'William Seddon, Esq., be appointed Solicitor.
That the Directors have power to make bye-laws, and such
other Rules and Regulations as they may think necessary for
the interests of the Company.
Written applications, post paid, for Shares to be made to
,Messrs. PEET and lions" Accountants, St. James's-square,
Manchester, on or before Saturday, the 12th instant.

THE COURT FOR RELIEF OF INSOLVENT
DEBTORS.
N.B.—See the NuticOat the` end of these Advertisements.
The matters of the petitions and schedules of the prisoners
hereinafter named (the same having been filed in the cuurt)
are 'appriinted to be heard as follows :
AT the Court-house at Liverpool, in the County of Lancas-
ter, on the 28th day of March, 1833, at Nine o'clock in
the :nqrnitig.

THOMAS ASHTON,formerly of Marybone, hay and straw
dealer, cart owner, and beer retailer, of rwards of Vaughan-
buildings, in the- 61d, Haymarket, hay nd straw dealer and
caitoWner, afterwards of Shaw's-brow, • y and straw dealer,
afterwards of Hatton-garden, hay and r w dealer, afterwards
of Eaton-street, hay and straw dealer nd horse-keeper, after-
wards of Regent-street, horse-keeper, afterwards of Arley-street,
horse-keeper, and lastly of Gildart's-gardens, all in Liverpool,
in the county of Lancaster, hay and straw dealer only.
ROGER, BACKHOUSE, of Basnett-street, Liverpool; in
the county of Lancaser, licensed victualler and coachman.
HENRY.. DOUBLEDAY, formerly of ritheharn-street, af-
terwards of Dale-street, afterwards of Richmond-row, all in
Liverpool,. in the county. of Lancaster, hair-dresser and per-
fumer, afterwards in lodgings in the city of Dublin, in Ireland,
S formerly of Portla.ndstreet, Liver-
afterwards i,l-1144g1W,1
oute toifAbliutsini:s,E.,aNii:Ad'vlastly in 'lodgings in Epworth-street, in
Liverpool ;aforesaid eat of business.
,atu/51n...12, Nash-grove, ia Liver.pool
pool, in the .couniyitif Ir;tlcaste4 grocer and tallow• chandler,
aforesaid, out orbusines'S, 'afterwards o-f Waterlcia;'near Liver,
pool, shopman to a baker and flour dealer, afterwards of Law-
rence:street,,lgafpaßidafm.said, out of business, afterwards of
Marybone, carrying on business also in Limekiln-lane as" a
flour dealer and groce*aft'erwards of Scotland-road, in Liver-
pool aforesaid. grocer .and,,tallow chandler, afterwards of Mary-
bone aforesaid, flour dealer, baker, and grocer, and lastly or
Scotland-road, at the same tune carrying on business iu Bauas-
tre-street, in Liverpool aforesaid, baker, flour dealer, and grocer,
HENRY FAIR HUgBT, formerly in lodgings •in Moor-
place, afterWards-Of 'Crown-street, afterwards of Hightield-
street, painter, ••plumber„ and glazier,. afterwards of Prussia-
street, afterwit.ds of Mercer's-court, Saint Paul's-square, after-
wards in lOdgingS in Saint Paul's-square, and lastly in lodgings
in P/russia-street, all in Liverpool, in the county of Lancaster,
out of business.
SAM U EL PEMBERTON FLETCHER, formerly in lodg-
ings,' No. 4, Craven-street, then in lodgings iu Harrington-
street, and lastly in lodgings, No. 4, Craven-street, all in Liver-
pool, ,in the county of Lancaster, ornamental copper-plate
engraver. • . .
JAMES HASKAYNE, formerly in lodgings in Portland-
place, Everton, near Liverpool, book-keeper, afterwards in
lodgings at Wavertree, near Liverpool, book-keeper, afterwards
in lodgings in Kent-square, book-keeper, afterwards its lodg-
ings in Saint Paul's-square, all in Liverpool aforesaid, carry-
ing on business in partnership with John Browue and Peter
Haskavne, as ship bread bakers, then in lodgings in Portland-
place, Everton, near Liverpool, carrying on business in part-
nership wi!li John Browne and Peter Haskayne, as ship bread
bakers afterwards in lodgings in Saint Paul's-square, in Liver-
pool aforesaid, all in the county of Lancaster, carrying on husi.
ness in partnership with John Walsh, as commission brokers,
afterwards in lodgings at Mrs. Molyneux's, afterwards in lodg-
ings at Mrs. Parry's, afterwards in lodgings at Mr. Walter
Scott's, all in Seacombe, in the township of Liscard, in the
county of Chester afterwards in lodgings in Colquit-street, af-
terwards in lodgings in Saint Paul's-square, both in Liverpool ,
aforesaid, and lastly in lodgings in Upper Beau-sltreeti in Liver-
pool aforesaid, conainissioai',hroker on nay own account.
JAMES HAY ES, formerly of South-street, Toxteth-park,
near Liverpool, and lastly "OP GlO'deetiter,Street,- in Liverpool
aforesaid, both in the cifigsty, aryine store-dealer,
at the same time carrying on business anesty's-lane, in
Liverpool aforesaid. ' 7E:I tin. -nadir ,
NA I' HAN lEL HESKETtkoimEne..elm,o,f, , Flint-street, in
Liverpool; in the• county of Lancaster, licenaed•victrialler, and
lastly of Sparling-ideet,-iii Lafffidilliraforesaid, beer retailer
and cartowner,-formerly•a. cowAeepzihrre
WILLIAM LlARpy„liky ofWesc Derby-street, Edge-hill,
near Liverpool; in'the cotinty'drLinCaSter,lcommiSsion bruker,
at the Same time carryingun'husiner4s in Exchange-street East,
in Lirtramol aforesaid. -
WILLIAM JONES, the yOnnger,' formerly of Standish-
street, and lastly in lodgings in Chisenhale-street, both in.Li-
verpnol, in the county of Lancaster, timber dealer, formerly in
partnership with Henry Peeie, of Liverpool aforesaid, as timber
uea• e •s.
- SAMUEL NEEDHAM, formerly of No. 66; Pea-croft,
Sheffield, in the county of York, carrying on business iu part-
nership with Thomas Needham, of the same place, as druggists
nd tlrvsalters, then of No. 28, Cow Cross-street, in the city of
London, assistant to David Powell, surgeon, afterwards in
lodgings, at No. 18, -Hodgson-street, Salford, in• the county of
Lancaster, assistant to Dennis Grundy and Company, of Man-
chester. in the said county, woollen dealers, afterwards in lodg-
ings, at No. 12, Bury-street, in Salford aforesaid, druggist and
drysalter, afterwards in lodgings at the White Bear Inn, Dale-
stieet, in Liverpool, in the 'county of Lancaster, and lastly in
lodgings at the Rose and Crown Tavern, Cheapside, in Liver-
pool aforesaid, out of business.
CHARLES PETERS, late of Upper Dawson-street, Liver-
pool, in the county of Lancaster, hair-dresser and eating-house
keeper. formerly a retail beer-seller.
THOMAS REDMOND, formerly of Ironbridge-street, af-
terwards of Richtnond-row, Liverpool, in the county of Lancas-
ter, keeper of a huckster's shop, afterwards of Norman-street,
Liverpool, no business, and lastly of Trafalgar-street, in Liver-
pool aforesaid, keeper of a provision and huckster's shop, sued
and committed as Thomas Redmund.

JOHN RIGBY, late of Darwin-street, Salthouse Dock,
Liverpool, in the county of Lancaster, licensed victualler.

JOHN SERGENT, ((innerly of Clotten, in Cheshire, farmer,
afterwards in London-road, in Liverpool, in the county of Lan-
caster, out of business, afterwards of Edge-hill, near Liverpool
aforesaid, out of business, afterwards of Craven-street, in Liver-
pool aforesaid, out of business, afterwards in lodgings in Kirk-
dale, near Liverpool aforesaid, out of business, afterwards in
lodgings in North John-street, in Liverpool aforesaid, out of
business, afterwards in lodgings in Rose-place, in Liverpool
aforesaid, out of business, and lastly in lodgings, in Dale-street,
in Liverrol aforesaid, out of business, sued as John Sergeant.
JAMES SPENCER, formerly of Glover-street, Tometh-
park, near Liverpool, in the county of Lancaster, afterwards in
lodgings in Marvbone, afterwards in lodgings in Stewart-street,
afterwards in bidgings in Prussia-street, and lastly in lodgings
in Portland-street, all in Liverpool aforesaid, mariner.
EDWARD SHAW, formerly of Houghtou-street, after-
wards of Bridport-street, then in lodgings in Richmond-row,
afterwards of Giblart's-gardens, afterwards in lodgings in Wil-
liamson-square, all in Liverpool, in the county of Lancaster,
letter-press printer, afterwards of Houghton-street, in Liver-
pool aforesaid, letter-press printer and stationer, afterwards of
Charles-street, Liverpool, letter-press printer and keeper of a
tap-room, and lastly of Kendall's-buildings, Rose-place, in Li-
verpool aforesaid, letter-press printer only.
DUNCAN WRIGHT, formerly in lodgings at 119, George-
street. in Glasgow, in Scotland, merchant's-clerk, afterwards in
lodgings in Portland-place, Portland-street, in lintChins(t's

Town, Glasgow, commission merchant, known by the name of
Duncan M`Lean W*
unit - rht. arterWards carrying on business un-
der the of Duncan Wright and Company, as an agent fur
cotton goods, afterwards in lodgings in Great Crosshall-street,
in Liverpool, in the cauntv of Lancaster, afterwards in lodgings
in Great Orford-street, ailerWards in lodgings in Elizabeth-
street, and lastly in lodgings at No. 9, Prince-:Edwin-street, ail
in Liverpool aforesaid, book-keeper in a merchant's office. •
WILL IA M SMITH, formerly of Park-gate, iu the county
of Chester, lodging-house keeper, afterwards of Bridgewater-
street, in Liverpool, is the. count) of Lancaster, lodging-house
keeper, afterwards of Mill-street East, afterwards in lodgings
in Browulow-hill, in-Liverpool aforesaid, out of buSiness, after-
wards in lodgings in Plumb-street, in Liverpool aforesaid, mer-
chant's-clerk, and afterwards of Bay' Horse-lane,' in Liverpool
aforesaid, merchant's-clerk, and lastly of Plumber's-court,
Falkland-street, in Liverpool aforesaid, out of business.
RICHARD TAYLOR, formerly of Bootle-lane, Kirk-dale,
near Liverpool, in the county of Lancaster- beer retailer and
wheelwright, and lastly in lodgings in Higher Castle-street, in
Kirkdale, near Liverpool aforesaid, wheelwright only, formerly
in partnership with Thomas Wilks, at Bootle-lane, near Liver-
pool aforesaid, as wheelwrights.
WILLIAM WALL, formerly of Atkinson-street, afterwards
in Ward-street, painter, plumber, and glazier, at the same time
carrying on business in Harringtou-street, and afterwards of
Houghton-street, in partnership with Hiram Corless, as choco-
late and cocoa manufacturers, and lastly of Saint Vincent-street
East, all in Liverpool, in the county of Lancaster, painter,
plumber, and glazier, on my own account.
ELIZABETH. WILLIAMSON, formerly of Oldhall-street,
Liverpool, grocer and lodging-house keeper, afterwards in
lodgings in Saint Paul's-square, Liverpool, grocer, afterwards
of Great Crossball-street, Liverpool, out of business, then of
Upper Beau-Street, Liverpool, retail beer-seller,. and lastly in
lodgings in Clare-street, in Liverpool aforesaid, akin the county
of Lancaster, out of buSiness.
WILLIAM WILSON, formerly of Vauxhall-road, Liver-
pool, in' the county of Lancaster, grocer and proviSion dealer,
afterwards in lodgings in Stanley-crescent, in the township of
Bootle, near Liverpool, in. no business afterwards, in lodgings
in Eldon-place, in Liverpool, in no business, and lastly of
Vauxhall-road, in Liverpool aforesaid, grocer's shopinan.
SAMUEL WALKER, formerly of the township of Hyde,
in the county. of Chester, provision dealer, afterwards of the
Bulls Head Tavern, Failsworth, near Manchester, licensed
victualler, afterwards of the Black Swan Tavern, Smithy Door,
in Manchester aforesaid, licensed victualler, afterwards of the
Lloyd's Arais, iu Ormond-street, Chorltou-upon-Medlock, in
Manchester aforesaid, licensed victualler, afterwards of the
Grapes Tavern, in Union-street, in Manchester aforesaid, li-
censed victualler, afterwards of Every-street, in. Manchester
aforesaid, out of business, and lastly of the Globe Tavern,
McKee-street, and at the same time at the Duke's Dock, both
in Liverpool, in the county of Lancaster, licensed victualler.
ROBERT PROWDE HODGSON, formerly in lodgings in
Trafalgar-street, Leeds, teoicher, afterwards in lodgings in the
village of Roundhay, near Leeds, and in North-street, Leeds,
private tutor, afterwards living with Mr. Broach, schoolmaster,
Huddersfield, as teacher, afterwards in lodgings in North-street,
Leeds, out of employment, afterwards in lodgings in the village
of Deighton, near Wetherby, teacher, all in the county of York,
afterwards of Magdeburg, in Prussia, English teacher, afterwards
in lodgings in Humber-street, Hull, then in lodgings in Brig-
gate, Leeds,!afterwards in lodgings with John Reed, in the vil-
lage of Stonegrave, near Malton, also in lodgings with Mr.
Turner, publican, Selby., also in lodgings-in the village of Caw-
thorne, near Barnsley:also in lodgings in Call-lane, Leeds, all
in the county of, York, out of employment, afterwards in lodg-
ings in Gerard-Street, Liverpool, afterwards housekeeper in
in Upper Beau-street, Liverpool, afterwards in lodgings in
Spencer's-buildings, Christian-street Liverpool, all in the
county of Lancaster, out of employment, afterwards in, lodgings
Saint Peter's-square and Norlli-street, Leeds aforesaid, after-
wards in lodgings in the ,Pavement, York, out of employment,
and lastly in lodgings in Cheapside. Liverpool, in the county of
Lancaster, out of employment, sued and committed as Robert
Proud Hodgson: _ .

JOHN HENRY, formerly of New York, in America, in-
spector of roads, and then in lodgings in Dentson-street, in Li-
verpool, Lancashire, afterwards of the township of Liscard, in
the county of Chester, out of business, and lastly in lodgings in
Temple-street, in Liverpool aforesaid, in no business.
On the 29th day of March, 1836, at the same hour and place,
JOSHUA ASHCROFT, formerly of Gildart-Street, and
carrying on buSiness in Norton-street, afterwards of Richmond-
row, allin Liverpool, in the county.of Lancaster, upholsterer
and paper hanger and cabinet maker, afterwards in lodgings at
Egremont,'in the county of Chester, out of business, after wards
in lodgings in Gloucester-street, and lastly of Bostock-street, in
Liverpool aforesaid, upholsterer and paper hanger. •
WILLIAM CLARK, formerly of Pleasant-street, Liverpool,
in the county of Lancaster, tailor and draper, and late of Ade-
laide-buildings, Ranelagh-place, in Liverpool aforesaid, in
partnertnership with Philip Callow Williams, as tailors and
drapers.

THOMAS DARLING, formerly of No. 15, Back Parlia-
ment-street, afterwards of No. 26, Upper Harrington-street,
afterwards of No. 14, Mill-street, afterwards of No. 8, Essex-
street, all in the township of Toxtetb-park, near Liverpool, in
the county of Lancaster, and lastly in St. James-street, in Li-
verpool aforesaid, butcher.

TEIOMAS EIDWAIiDS, formerly of Cropper-street, and
lastly of Brownlow-hill, both in Liverpool, in the county of
Lancaster, shoemaker:

WILLIAM EARL, formerly of Shannon-street, afterwards
of Brownlow-bill, then in lodgings in Bolton-sheet, Copperas-
hill, and lastly in lodgings at No. 108, Brownlow-hill, all in Li-
verpool, in the county of Lancaster, tailor.
MARK JOSEPH FALVEY, formerly in lodgings in
Shaw's-brow, editor and private teacher, afterwards of the
Throstle Nest Tavern, New Scotland-road, licensed victualler,
afterwards of Harford-street, out of business, afterwards of Wel-
lington-street, all in Liverpool, in the county of Lancaster, out
of business, and lastly in lodgings in Upper Kevin-street, in the
city of Dublin. out of business, assistant teacher.
JOHN GUIFFITHS. formerly of Prince-street, Copperas-
hill, Liverpool, book-keeper in a merchant's office, afterwards
of Crooked-lane, Liverpool, licensed victualler, and lastly of
Gloucester-street, in Liverpool aforesaid, all in the county of
'Lancaster, lodging-house keeper•
MARY HASTIE, formerly of Nelson-street, Liverpool, in
the county of Lancaster, smallware-dealer, afterwards in lodg-
ings at No. 23, Oak-street, Liverpool, out of business, then of
No. 11, Blake-street, Liverpool, provision dealer, and lastly in
lodgings at No. 23, Oak-street, in, Liverpool aforesaid, out of
business.

WILLIAM HUDSON, formerly of Vauxhall-road, Liver-
pool, in the county of Lancaster, flour dealer, provision-dealer,
and bread baker, afterwards of Eldon-place, Liverpool, flour
dealer, provision dealer, and bread baker, afterwards of Sawnev
Yope-street, Liverpool, flour dealer,. provision dealer, and bread-
baker, then of Bou&street, Liverpool, flour dealer, provision
dealer, and bread baker, and lastly of 211, Vain:hall-road, in Li-
verpool aforesaid, 'flour dealer, provision • dealer, and bread
baker.

JAMES LUNDIE„ formerly of Mason-street, Hull, in the
county of York, master'•inairiner, and late of Great Howard-
street, Liverpool, in •thel county of Lancaster‘ lodging and
boarding-house keeper., •
JOHN APKEOWN, formerly of the Old Roperv, afterwards
of Spitalfields, afterwards of Comthutation-roW, all in Liver-
pool, in the county of Lancaster, afterwards of Much Wootton,
near Liverpool aforesaid,:andlastly in lodgings in Great Char-
lotte.street, in Liverpool ;Aforesaid, poulterer.
SAMUEL SIGLEY, formerly of Vauxhall-road, and lastly
of Pitt-street, both in Liverpool, in the county of Lancaster,
chemist and druggist.
'SAMUEL SALISBURY, formerly of. Jackson-street, and
late of Warwick-street, Toxteth-park, near Liverpool, in the
county of Lancaster, sailmaker and ship chandler, carrying on
business at the same time in Park-lane, in Liverpool aforesaid.
JAMES TRAINOR, formerly of Greek-street, Liverpool, in
the county of Lancaster, dealer in coals, and at the same time
carrying on businesss in Williamson-square, as a dealer in wine
and spirits, and latterly of Agneti-court, James-street; in Liver-
pool aforesaid, dealer in coals and potatoes only, sued as James
Trainer.
JAMES OFFICER WHITEHALL, formerly of Gibraltar-
row, afterwards of Edmund-street, afterwards of Titheharn-
street, plumber, painter, and glazier, and lastly of Earle-street,
painter, plumber, and glazier, and licensed victualler, all in
Liverpool, iu the county of Lancaster.
TAKE NOTICE.

1. If any Creditor intends to Oppose a Prisoner's Discharge,
Notice of such Intention must be given to the said Pi isoner in
Writing, three Clear Days before the Day of Hearing, Exclu-
sive of Sunday, and Exclusive both of the Day of giving such
Notice and of the said Day of Hearing.
2. But in the Case of a Prisoner, whom his Creditors have
removed, by an Order of the Court, from a Gaol in or near
London, for Hearing in the Country, such Notice of Opposition
will he sufficient, if given One clear Day before the Day of
Hearing.

3. The Petition and Schedule will be produced by the proper
Officer for Inspection and Examination at the Office of the
Court in London, on Mondays,,AVednesda)s, and Fridays, be-
tween the Hours of Ten and Four; and Collies of the Petition
and Schedule, or such part thereof as shall be required, will he
provided by the proper Officer according to the Act 7 Geo. IV.,
c. 57, sec. 76.

. .
- N.B. Entrance to the Office in Portugal-street, Lincoln's Inn
Fields.
4. The Duplicate of the Petition and Schedule, and all Books,
Papers, and Writings filed therewith, will be produced for In-
spection and Examination by the Clerk of the Peace, Town
Clerk, or other Person with whom the same shall have been
directed to be lodged for such Purpose at the Office of such
Clerk of the Peace or other Person, and Copies f the Petition
and Schedule, or such Part thereof a$ shall be required, shall be
be there provided, according to the Act 7 Geo. IV., c 57, sec 77,-
or the Act 5 Geo. IV., c 61, sec. 11, as the case may be.
SAMUEL BAYNES,
21, Norfolk-street, Strand, Loudon,
For WM. DAVENPORT, Solicitor, - -
Dale-street, Liverpool.

THE COURT. FOR RELIEF OF INSOLVENT
DEBTORS.
N.B.—See She Notice at the end of this Advertisement.
The matters of the petition and schedule of the priSluer here-
inafter named (the same having been filed in the court) are
appointed to be heard as foilovk a :
AT the Court-house at Liverpool, in the county of Lancas-
ter, on the 28th day of March, 1835, at Nine o'clock in
the Morning.
WILLIAM ROBINSON, formerly of Saint James's-street,
afterwards of Watkinson-street, and lastly of Nelson-street,
Saint James's-street, all in Liverpool, i I county of Lancas-
ter, shoemaker.
TAKE NOTICE.
L If any Creditor intends to Oppose a risoner's Discharge,
Notice of such Intention must be given to the said Prisoner In
Writing, three Clear -Days before the Day of Hearing, Exclu-
sive of Sunday, and Exclusive both of the Day of giving such
Notice and of the said Day of Rearing. •
2. But in the Case of a Prisoner, whom his Creditors have
Removed, by an Order of the Court, from a Gaol in or near
London, for 'Hearin, in the Country, such Notice of Opposition
will be sufficient, if'given One Clear Day before the Day of
Hearing.
3. The Petition and Schedule will be produced by the proper
Officer for Inspection and Examination at the Office of the
Court in Loudon. on Mondays, Wednesdays, and Fridays, be-
tween the Hours of Ten and Four; and Copies of the Petition
and Schedule, or such -part thereof as shall he required, will Le
provided by the proper Officer according to the Act 7 Gco. 4.
c. 57, sec. 75. •

N.B. Entrance to the Office, in Portugal-street, Lincoln's.
inn-Fields.

4. The Duplicate of the Petition and Schedule. and all Books,
Papers, arid Writings tiled therewith will be produced for In-
spection and Examination by the Clerk of the Peace, Town-
Clerk, or other Person with whom the same shall have been
directed to be lodged for such Purpose :it the Office of such
Clerk of the Peace or other Person, and Copies of the Petition
and Schedule, or such Part thereof as shall be required, shall
be there provided according to the Act 7 Geo. 4. c. 57. sec. 77,
'or the Act 5 Geo. 4. c. 61. sec. 1. 1.. as the case may be.

SAMUEL RAYNES, •
24. Norfolk-,ztreet, Strand, London.
For JOHN HENRY DAVENPORT,
Solicitor, Liverpool.

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ORATORIO.
AGRAND SELECTION of SACRED. MUSIC, from
the works of Handel, Haydn, Mozart, Beethoven, Hum-
mel, &c., will he performed at the MUSIC-HALL, Bold-street,
on THRSDAY Evening, the 10th Mirch, the proceeds to be
applied in aid of the k'unds of the Blu Coat Hospital.
PATRONS,
The Worshipful the Mayor, W. W LLACE CURRIE, Esq..
The Right Honourable the Earl of ERBY,
The Rev. JONATHAN BROOKS, Rector.
Sir THOMAS BERNARD BIRCH, Bart &c. &c.
The Orchestra will be complete, and with the Chorus will
number about One Hundred Performers, including all the
Amateur and Professional Strength of the Liverpool Musical
Society.
Leader Mr. GEORGE EYTON.
Conductor Mr. M. MAYBRICK.
Tickets, price 45.; and for Reserved Seats, ss. May be had
at the Music Shops, Newspaper Offices, 8:c Other particulars
will be duly announced.

WILLIAM FULLER, AUCTIONEER, APPRAISER
and GEN ER (%.1, AGENT, respectfully announces the
Removal of his Office from-Renshaw-street to 66; Castle-street,
and avails himself of the opportunity to ex it a his thanks to
those who have already favoured him with t eir commissions.
As an Auctioneer the advertiser is desi us of confining him-
self self to bona fide Sales upon the premi - of others; but where
circumstances may require a removal 'the property, he is pre-
pared with every requisite accommodation, and in any case
ready to make an immediate advance of the greater part of the
value,

As an Appraiser he flatters himself that his' experience and
general knowledge of business enables him to act with advan-
tage, but as this department requires the most unbounded con-
fidence between principal and agent, he will be happy to furnish
such testimonials as he trusts will be found sufficient.
Valuations merely for administration will be made upon a.
reduced scale of charge.
Office, 66, Castle-street; Residence, 2, Soho-square.

WOOLLEN CLOTH MART,
GO, LORD. STREET,
ESTABLISHED FOR THE SALE OF WOOLLEN
GOODS,
Upon the basis of Small Pivli(s, Quick Returns, and Ready
Money.
THE PROPRIETOR respectfully announces, that he has
completed his Purchases for the SPRING SEASON.
The Stock, which is well worthy immediate inspection, will he
found to comprise every article connected with the WOOL-
LEN DRAPERY Trade, in quantities o great extent, toge-
ther with a most costly variety of the oicest novelties in
FANCY GOODS.
.1. S. 'l'. is also happy to state, the in erase returns he made
during the year past, have enabledhint to reduce his profits.
upon so low a scale as musl utterly preclude the possibility of
his being under-sold by any other House iti the kingdom.
The System pursued is, to make no abatement front the price
asked, and to offer Goods of the most approved manufacture, at
the smallest possible profit that an extensive trade, conducted
on cash principles. can lender practicable.
The WHOLESALE DEPARTMENT is conducted upon
the Loudon principle, affording to Country Buyers and Ex-
porters the advantage of purchasing at the first market price.
JAMES S. TRIPP,
PuOPRIETOU.

TO BUILDERS, CONTRACTORS, &c.
;9[l, HE COMMITTEE of • the LtvEßPooi, ROYAL
INSTITUTION are ready to receive 'ENDERS for
the ERECTION of the NEW SCHOOL', to Seel-street.
Plans and Specifications may be seen ot pplication to Mr. J.
A. PICTON, Architect, Warren-s t.— Sealed Tenders,
with the names of Sureties for the co ipletion of the work, to
be delivered at• the Royal Institution, Colquit-street, on or be-
fore the 16th instant, addressed to the President of the Royal .
Institution.—The Committee do not pledge themselves to
accept the lowest Tender.

TN consequence of the great deinand and universal approba-
tion with which CANNON and CO.'s REAL JAPAN
BLACKING has met with from th- Public, the Proprietors
desire respectfully to assure them tit will ever be prepared
to contain the same.,pieserving opertics and to impart that
beautiful gloss for which it has justly obtained their patronage.
Sold by all respectable Druggists. Grocers, &c., and Whole-
sale at theManufactorv, bottom of Duke-street.

LLOYD'S REGISTER OF BRITISH AND FOREIGN
_ THE SITUATION ofSHIPPING. SHIPWRIGHT SURVEYOR
to this SOCIETY, at at Port of Liverpool, having
become vacant,
Notice i., •eby given,
That applications from pers ns (being professionally Ship-
wrights) desirous of becoming Candidates, accompanied by re- ,
.commendations and -testimonials of ability and fitness for the
appointment, together with a certificate of their age, which must
not be under thirty, nor exceeding fifty years, are requested to
be sent, post Paid, on or before URSDAY, the 24th of March
instant, addressed to the Seeretary by whom any information
required will be immediately furnished.
By order of the Committee, • , •
N. W. SYMONDS, Secretary.
iVhite Lion-court, Corn tilt, London,
• 3d March, 1136.

LIVERPOOL :VNI) MANCIIEsTER JOINT STOCK
Timm COI9 PANY.
CAPITAL .C 500,000, IN 50,000 SHARES, OF LIO EACH.

RA N KER S.
The Commercial Bank of England. Banking Company.
, T a MEETING of the TRADE and others interested in
the formation of the LIVERPOOL JOINT STOCK
TIMBER COMPANY, held at the Busn INN, Manchester:
the. 26th February, 1836, ,
It was .-esolved,
That the prospectus dated 22(1 Feb ua , submitted to the
Deputation from the Liverpool Comm .e, be approved, and
that the Company be called the Ulm oot AND MANCHES-
TER JOINT STOCK TIMBER COMPAN C. Tappears m
hat it fro returns made, that the increase of the
increase of the importation of timber into the port of Liverpool
to the year ending Ist February instant, as ompared in the
yea.r ending Ist February 1832, is as 15,U46,8 L 5 to 7,316,452.
That it is presumed this Company will be found a more profit-
able investment for Capital than anything of the kind now
before the Public, and its interests will be protected by such a
proprietary directorship
.as *ill secure public confidence.
That immediate steps be taken to secure sites whereon to
erect a Saw Mill at each, Liverpool and Manchester.
Nine gentlemen were then added to the Provisional Commit_
tee, and; after some further preliminary business, the Meeting
was adjourned to FRIDAY, 4th March, at Seven o'clock in ti::
evening. H. B. WALKER, Chairman.
Manchester, 26th, Feb._lB36.

At an adjourned MEETING held at the Bush Inn, Man-
cheoter,.on the 4th 11Iarch instant,
• H. B. WALKER, Egg., in the Chair,
It was resolved unanimously,
That this Meeting highly approves orthe proceedings of the-.
projectors or this Company.
That it appears the proprietary consumers may now be fairly
estimated to produce Sales of nut less than E. 300,000 annually.
That no application for Shares be received atter the 2fst in-
stant ; that the allotment be made- on the 22d; and that no
further grant of Shines be made afterwards, except by order of
the Board of Directors:

That a General Meeting of Suhscribers be held at the Claren-
don-rooms, Liverpool, on the 30th March instant, at Twelve
o'clock to elect Trustees and Directors.
That the Commercial Bank of England be the Bank Of the'
Company.
That-this Meeting be adjourned to 'THURSDAY, the 10th inst.
at the Bush inn, Manchester, at Seven o'clock in the Evening.
U. B. WALKER, Chairman. •
Rovir.ANcECHILD, of Statfordshii e, Esq., having been called
to the Chair,
It was resolved,
That the Thanks of the Meeting be given to Mr. Walker for
his able conduct in the Chair. liOY LANCE CHILD.
Manchester, 4th March, 1836.
Prospectuses may be had and Applicationifor Shares"Made'
at the Timber Company's Offices, Clarendon-buildings, Liver'
pool; and 3, St. am es'-squ are,- (Mr. littooluE's,) Manchester;
or to Mr. E. 'WILSON. 36, Colmon-row, Birmingham,. and any,
further particulars may tie. had urn application 4) Mr. WA LK En,.
Solicitor, Duke-street, Liverpool.

BRITISH CONSUL'S OFFICE, Philadei phi I. Know all
persons to whom these presents shall come; that L Gahm
Robertson, Esq., his Britannic MajestN'S First • Consul, co.
hereb% certify, tat R. Walton, Esq., (who attests to the.ellicacy
of OLDRIDGE'S BALM OF COLUNIBIA, in restoring
HAIR,) is Mayor of this City, and that M. Sandell, Esq. is
Prothonotary of the Court of Common Pleas, to both whose
signatures frill faith and credit to due. I further certify that I
am personally acquainted with J. L. Inglis, ESq., another,of the
signerS, and that he is a person of great respectabi;ity, and chat
I heard him express his unqualified approbation ofAheelfects of
OLDRIDGE'S BALM in restoring his HAIR. /Given under
my hand and seal of office, at the City of PhilAdelphia, Dec.
29, 1823. (Signed) GILBERT COBERTSON.
OLDEIDGE'S BALM causes whiskers nd eye-brows to
grow, prevents the hair from turning grey, d the first appli-
cation makes it curl beautifully, frees it Prot scurf, and stops it
from falling off. Abundance of certificates from gentlemen of
the first respectability its England, are shorn by the Proprie-
tors, C. and A. Oldi•idge, 1, Wellington-street, Strand. Lon-
don, where the Balm is sold, and by all respectablesPerfumerat
and Melleine Venders in LiverpOol.—Price 3s. fid., (is:, and
Ils.uer bottle.

N.B.—The public are requested to be on their guaid'against
counterfeits—ask for Oldridge's Balm, 1, Wellington-street,
Strand, Loudon. Sold by Ilitison, Bold-street ; Rennie, Lord-
street ; Shirley, Lanelagh-street; and wholesale bye. Maw.
hood, 2U, South John-street, Liverpool.

•
A FLYING LiftwAy.—A railway is being made on the New
Orleans and Nashville road, (Mr. gennev, the very intelligent
engineer of which is now in this country,) which is intended-to
bear a vekcity
of 6(t miles per hour ; and Mr. Stephenson has
actually contracted to supply an engine which will perform this
with a load of 200 tons. —Mechahics' Magazine.
Dr. Johnson, who insisted upon the necessity of subordina-
tion of rank in society. made the following reinaik to Mr. Bos-
well :—"Sir," said " there is one Mrs. Macauley in this
town, a great republican (or radical). One day when I was at
her house, I put on a very grave countenance, and said,—
"Madam, lam become a convert to your system. To give you
a decisive proof that I am in earnest, here is a well behaved .r! I''i,
fellow-citizen, dour footman, I desire that he may be allowed to
sit doWn and dine with us.' She has never liked me since this
proposhl. Your levellers (radicals), wish to level down as far •
as themselves, but they cannot bear levelling up to themselres.

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