The Liverpool Standard and General Commercial Advertiser.
Liverpool, Merseyside, England, 1836-02-02 00:00:00

/Legal Nati to.

IURSUANT to a decree of the Court of Chancery, of the
county of Lancaster, made in a cause, "Meanley v. can-
ley," the creditors of JONATHAN MEANLEY ate-of
Liverpool, in the said county palatine, woollen per, (who
died in or about the month of February. 1 are to come
in and prove their respective debts before it m Shawe, Esq.,
Registrar of the said Court, at his Office, i reston, in the said
county, on or before the eighth day of rch. 1836, or in de-
fault thereof they will be excluded the he fit of the said decree.
GEORGE MOSS, Rochale,
Solicitor for the Plaintiffs.

rJ'HE Commissioners in a fiat in bankruptcy, bearing
the 30th day of January, 1833, awarded and issu forth
against JOHN WILLIS, of Liverpool, in the cou •of Lan-
caster, merchant, dealer, and chapman, (latel •arrying on
business at Liverpool aforesaid, in* coparner ip with John
Timothy Swainson, as merchants, under firm of "Willis
and Swainson,") intend tolneet on the lit ay of February in-
stant, at. One o'clock in the Afternoon, at the Clarendon Rooms,
South John-street, in Liverpool, in the said county, to audit
the accounts of the assignees of the joint estate and effects of
the said bankrupt and his said late partner John Timothy
Swninson, under the said fiat, pursuant to an act of parliament,
made and passed in the sixth year of the reign of his late
'l‘lB-iestY King George the Fourth, intituled "An act to amend ,
the laws relating to bankrupts." and to receive proof of debts.
FOSTER and LLOYD, Solicitors.

rpH E Commissioners in a flat in bankruptcy, hearing date
-11- the 3()th clay r,r.Januar
against JOHN W11.1.1S v. 183 u-
-5, aaided and issued forth
f 001, county of Lan.
east
iness er, me
at rc
Livehant, dealer andLi chaverppman,in (ltheately catrving on
burpool al ,0
oresaid, in copartnership with John
Timothy Swailison,
as
merchant., under the firm of "Willis
and Swoinson.") intend to meet on the 13t clay of February
instant, at One o'clock in the Afternno t.the Clarendon
Rooms, in South John-street,. in I..i""P aforesaid, to make
a further dividend of the joint estate a d effects of the said
John Willis and John Timothy Swainsrm, when and where
the creditors who have not
lama,
proved their debts are to
prove the ..'ann.,ir they
.will be excluded the
come prepared tr!
n prove
benefit of the said dividend. And all claims not the d
will be disallowed. . FOSTER and LLOYD, swcitort.

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FRENCH CIRCULATING LIBRAR
35, Clil:Relf -STHE:I4T.
17,1 CHOFFIN and Co. have ..pleasure
kl 4 • Ladies and Gentlemen of Liverpu,
that they have opened a Library as ahoy!
usual Stock of Foreign Books, Prit
tinue to embrace all the French )
INovels, &c., by good authors, will
soon as they appear in Paris.
N.B.—Having continual communications with Paris and
Brussels they procure Works, for their friends, in all Languages,
on the shortest notice. Also, any Article of French Manufac-
ture, not prohibited to be imported; and, as a part of thier Fa-
mily resides in Paris, they have every facility of despatch, and
comnaissionsare continually being executed by them to the
faction of their friends.
JACK'S COFFEE-HOUSE, 17, CLAYTON QUARE
THE Proprietor of this Establishment retur thanks for the
1 unprecedented success he has met wit during the short
tune he has been open, and begs to obsery , at it will ever be
conducted on the principles of econom nd comfort which
characterised it from the first.
JACK'S COFFEE-HOUSE, will be found particularly eligible to
Travellers by the Railway, who may have Breakfast at the
earliest hours.
The Railway Omnibuses call at the usual hours. V

infortnin(A the.
and its viklitity
in ad:litioa to their
which will con-
rrks of celebrity. New
added to the Library as

LIVERPOOL WORKHOUSE.
rpHE CHURCHWARDENS and OVEI
_IL leave to state, that they have, at the prr'
ber of healthy BOYS, of the age of 14 ye•
for a Seafaring, Life, or for Manufactories, vl
put out to Service.
Application to see the Boys to be made to the Governor, a
the Workhouse. By order,
JOHN MACKINLAY, Secretary.
Parish-tffices, 26th Jan. 1836.

'SEERS beg

it time, a min:
and under, fitted
Loin it is desired to

ART OF GESTURE. .•
DUPRE, PROFESSOR OF THL: ART OF GESTC P , begs
respectfully to announce to the Nobility and entry of
Liverpool that he has returned from London and esumed his
professional avocation. The Court Mazourkas d Royal Gal-
lopades rank amongst the elegant varie • •f Fashionable
Dances which he has the honour to impart i • any Families of
the first distinction in the approximate co nties, and to any of
whom Mr. D. has been kindly permitted to refer.
As many applications have been made during the absence of
Mr. D., he respectfully observes, that if the party applying will
favour him with their address in an envelope, at 109, Duke•
street, Mr. D. will wait un them, to answer any interrogatories
respecting terms, &c.
Establishments of respectability punctually attended.
Letters addressed for Mr. DuruE, Professor, 109, Duke-
street, Liverpool, wilt be attended to on the earliest moment.

REMOVAL OF COACHES. ye"
THE Public are respectfully requested to TAR 4NOTICE
that the Liverpool and Cheltenham Day C ach the HI.
BERNIA, and the Liverpool and Shrewsh BANG-UP
Coach are removed from the ROCK FERI to the THAN-
MERE FERRY, from whenc they will i uture run. Pas-
sengers travelling by these Coaches are onveved across the
River by superior Steamers, and are landed at any state of the
tide on the extensive and convenient New Pier, which is now
completed.
The above Coaches are deffatched from Liverpool at tit%
usual hours.
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FARES.

Cheltenham ....Inside £1 10 0 Out, 15s.
Bristol £2 2 0 „ 21s.
Booking Offices, the Angel and Saracen's Head Coach Offi•
ces, Dale-street.

BART. BRETHERTON and Co., Proprietors.
To be LET, Five capital WAREHOUSE ROOMS, situ-
ate in Bretherton's-buildings, North John-street. They are
very commodious, and well suited for Dry or other Goods.
Will be Let, if required, in a Lot, upon most advantageous
Terms, for a year or term of years, or singly, by the week or
month, at very low Rents.—l or particulars apply at the Sara-
cen's Head Coach-office, Dale-street.

BOROUGH OF LIVERPOOL.
XTOTICE IS HEREBY GIVEN, that about THRE '
1...614.
I_ll HUNDRED MEN are wanted immediately, for" ie
DAY and NIGHT POLICE of LIVERPOOL. a pay
will be Eighteen Shillings per Week, and the requis) niform
Clothing.
I.—Any person applying must not be less thi
than 33 years of age.
2.—NOt to be under 5 feet 7 inches in hei,-
3.—To be able to read and write with f-
-4.—To be well recommended for
honesty, activity, and intelligence b
employer.
s.—To be in good health, and of a good constitution.
6.—To be prepared to engage to serve as Constable for a
least 12 infmths.

17,
t 4. 22, or more

id temper, sobriety,
is last and preceding►

7.—'l'o be able to deposit £3, or to find sufficient security for
that sum as a gurantee for his Clothes, in the event of his
quitting the Police Force without given them up.
B.—Not to keep a Public-house, or deal in any Excisable
Articles.
All applications to be made, in Person, at the SESSIONS-
HOUSE, Chapel-street, Liverpool, between the hours of Eleven
and One o'clock, on MONDAYS, WEDNESDAYS, and FRIDAYS,
uutil the 20th of February next, after which no applications
will ❑ot be attended to. The Situations will be filled up as
suitable men offer.

CHAS. OKILL. Clerk to the Committee,
Town-hall, Liverpool, January 23, 18.36.

ELECTIONEERING ON-DITS.

The report of the death of Mr. Ruthven, communicated in
our last on the authority of the Live? pool Chronicle, we find to
be unfounded.
With respect to Dr. Baldwin, whose name we mention honoris
causes—and of whom we say that he could, and would, do much
more service to his country out of parliament than in it—there
is no ill wish, and as little jest, in saying that we hope, and bz-
hove, the reports of his approaching resignation to be true.
With respect to Mr. Callaghan, we never spared his public
character any more than he himself did, but we have never
touched on private matters. In alluding to his probable resig-
nation we merely advert to the circumstance, because we think
that the rumour has sufficient consistency, to remind our con-
servative friends that there may be two vacancies fur Cork be-
, fore a general election. Both the present members may resign
—there is no accounting for tastes.
Joking at a funeral is, certainly, as the Cork Reporter observes
very properly. and with its usual good tact, bad taste; but we may
be excused in Ireland for joining the fashion of the country,
and indulging in a laugh at a wake—and such a wake ! Will
the two Roman Catholic members lie in the same coffin ? The
wailing we consign to our contemporary, who will wail with
" true tears."
We again tell our friends that this is anything but a joke to
any electirs,4 it is, by its own confession, a dismal joke with the
Reporter.—Cork Constitution.