The Liverpool Standard and General Commercial Advertiser.
Liverpool, Merseyside, England, 1838-03-02 00:00:00

LlVElii'ooll PROVISION: MARK. ET: Mititti

, The cinhlsare open,—and there is a better. feeling; a despondency
which was evident yesterday is giving way to confidant action in the
Butter market. and prices, .contrary ,to general expectation, are fully
Supported. Thore is.a decided firmness in holders of pickled Butter ;
nothing under 93s can purehased;and 94 generally*asked: -Bacon
must he hotter. Advices from Ireland are extravagantly high, and
this market Will he, ere long, affected in consequenbe. Barrelled
pravisims continue as last quoted,

s. s. d.
98 . 0 07,10! 0 per cwt.

MARCH ,•.J.S3S.

LONDON 'GAZETTE.-TUESDAY, FEB. 27:

PARTNERSHIPS DISSOLVED.
J. Allen and ft, Kenyon, Manchester, engravers-,W. Lyth and I:
Arrowsmith, Salford, Lincishire, common-brewers'-J. Burgess and
D. Pereival,'Manchester;, woollen-drapers—E. Cle.7g, J. Burgeas,•and
D. PercivaL te
Manchester, commission-agents—T. Horsey and W. Wit=
son, Manchester, packers.
BANKRUPTS.
\% ziliam Nockells nd John Barsham, Stratford, Essex, otalib acid
/nano faeturers.
William Morgan, Cheltenham, builder. .
Griffith Morgan, Dolyddhyrion, Carnarvonshire, tanner: .
Matthew Hawkes, Sharrmgton, Norfolk; auctioneer.
Richard Murray, Norwich, stationer. •
Samnel Ride, Leicester, engineer.
James Ride, Leicester, engineer.
John Daft,.Nottinzh•ma, money-scrivener.
George Sharland, Exeter, wine-merchant.
• Henry Preeth, Bath, perfumer.. • •
Richard,Evans, Llanidloes,. Montgomeryshire, innkeeper,
John Mudge, DeVonport, printer.
• DIVIDENDS.
March 21, R. Parr, Liverpool, draper—March 21. T. Stockdide, jun:
Liverpool, soip-manufacturor—March 2d, N. Miles, Piccadilly, Lon.:
•don. bookseller.—Marelt:'2,l, J. Harkness, Addle-street, Wood street;
London, merchant—March di, T, Turner, New Bond-street, London,
upholsterer-LMarch 22, J. P. Pickerimr, Wath, Yorkshire, tallow-z,
-chandler--,March 22, M. King and W.. King; Kidgstey. Hants, miller,/
—March 22, A. Marsh, Breatford, confectioner—March 21, M. Mars.;
den, Manchester, upholsterer—March 21; T. Clark, sen. Swinford,
Leicestershire, cattle-salesman:-March 2 S. Hewitt and T. Wetherby;
Manchester, calico-p.inters..March 22, M. Nayler and G. Napier,
Darlington, Durham, leather-dressers—March 21, E. Ryals, Sheffield,
table-knife manufacturer--March 27, W. Weare, • Leeds, dealer id
wood—March 23, T. Daniell, Michael Church-court, Herefordshire;
copper-smelter—March 21, T. Garbutt, Manchester, woollen-cord-,
manufacturer.

CERTIFICATES
To be granted, unless cause be shown to the contrary, on or before the'
20th day of Nlarch..,
T. Stockdale, jun. Liverpool, soap-manufacturer--7., Chapman, J'
Brown, and J. T.. Biown, Birmingham. coach-masters-lt. Walker,-
Birmingham, metallic gun-wadding manufacturer—W. Welch, Brock
worth, Gloucestershire, core-dealer—W.. Brunsdon. Cirencester,-
Glbucestershire, Ironmonger—H. Norfolk, Manchester, brewer—J.
Tel!sdale, Bolton-le-Moors, road-contractor—M:-Nott, Reading,•toya
dealer.

SCOTCH SEQUESTRATIONS.
John thy, Edinburgh. general agerit.
'awes Cunningham, Alyth, ironmonger.

MEETINOS OF CREDITORS.

, •
• •
MARCH.
Flo up.
6. Robert Graves, (div.) Clarendon Rooms, 11
6. James G. Trevitt, (Ist) Ditto 1
8. James Ramsbottom, (Special) . • , lir. Lewis's, 11
8. Abraham W. Collard, (div.) Clarendon Rooms, 1
9. Joseph Townsend • ' •• • - Ditto 1

THE WORKHOUSE:'
Statement of the average number and expense of paupers in the
Workhouse for the week ending •
• • ' Paupers.
Feb. 17, 1838
Feb. 18; 1837 l9l

P Head.
81d.
1 111

More 07 Less 0 3

Per Week
£156 11 9
174 19 5

Less 18 17 8

. _
. -
Statement of daily relief paid out-door poor the week ending
Feb. 26, IB3R 25',8 families, per week, £303 15 4
Feb. 27, Ib3l 2172. do. do.- 265 17 3,

More 436

More 37 18 1

LIVERPOOL DISPENSARIES

Numberof new Patients entered on the booksoftbePispensariesduring
the last teeeki-- • •

North, South. Total.
Received advice and medicine at the Institution, 287 315 , 602'
Visited at.their own' houses and supplied with
medicine, 203 159 362

Tots each Dispensary 490

474 964

North—Mr. Thomas Barber, Rev. Moses Fisher,. and Mr. W. F.
Macgregor.
South—Mr T. Jordan, Mr. H. Hutchinson. and Rev. Georga Gibson.

AN ACCOUNT OF CATTLE;
Imported into Liverpool, from the 21st to the 27th U
lItOM IRELAND.
• Cows. Sheep. Pigs. Horses, Mules. Calves: • bs.
- 507 ` - 433 2180 ' 15 ' 38 ' '
Previously.. 8454 9513 31323 170 1 • 16 71
t 0 ASTWI qE.
Cows. Sheep. Pigs. Horses. Calves. Lambs.
11.2• 1151 1010 • t 11 1_ 0
Previously 578 12043 4416 ' 16 47 0

MARRIED.
On the 15th at Exeter; R. H. Corfield,.Esq.. merchant; Valpa-
raiso, son of the Rev. Richard Corfield, rector of Pitchford.. Shrop-
shire. to Mary, third 'daughter of James Smith, Esq.. ShannorrPriory,
Sheffield. ''''
On the 17th ult. at St. David's. Church, Mr. Peter Edwards, ship-
wright, of this town, to Misi Evana,-danghter -of are' late Captain
Evans, of Aherdovey.
On the 18th ult. at the Catholic Chapel, Copperas-hill, Mr. Michael
O'Donnell to Miss Ann Oldham. • • '
On the-21st ult..at Wildbank, Mr H. J. Pilkington to Ann, third
daughter-of Mr. John Hallows, all of Chorley.
Ex
Same day, at eter, Mr. Charles Baldwin, of this town, youngest
son of the late Samuel Baldwin, Esq. Crowleasow; Shropshire, to
Sarah Phcebe, -eldest daughter of John 'Balkwill, Eto, Kingsbridge,
Devonshire. • • •
On the 22d ult. at. Halshaw Moor, Mr. John Lord. to -Miss Ellen
Whittaker; RiLogley, near
On Monday last, at St. Philip's Church, Mr, Robert Hatch, printer,
to Miss 11aryStaaton, both of this town.
On Tuesday last; At St. David's Church, Mr. Wm. Close to Eliza,
Second daughter of•MT. Benjamin Parker, of,laremont-place, Kirk-
dale.Same day, at. the Parish Church of Preston, by the Rev. the Vicar.
Mr: W. Bleas(lell, classical- teacher, to Miss,_ Agnes Cowell, both of
Preston.

Same day, at All Souls' Church, Marylebone, London, by the Very
Rev, the Dean of Chichester, Adam Bromilow, Esq. of Lincoln's Inn.
,London, barrister-at-law, fourth sun of Wm, Bromilow, Esq. of Mer-
ton Bank, near St.'Helen's, in this county, to Frances Ann, youngest
daughter of Vice-Admiral Sir Ross Donnelly; K.G.B. •
•On Wednesday last; at the Old Chapel, Duckinfield, by the Rev.
R. B. Aspland. M.A. Isaac Worthington, Esq. of Liverpool, second
son of Hugo Worthington,. Esq. of• Altrincham, to Sarah, youngest
daughter of the late Joseph Bayley, Esq. of StalffbTidge. • •