The Liverpool Standard and General Commercial Advertiser.
Liverpool, Merseyside, England, 1841-07-02 00:00:00

Standard-qffice, Three o'clock

[ADDITIONAL ADVERTISEMENT.]
INSOLVENT DEBTORS.

po be heard at the Court-house, at Liverpool, in the county
>I. of Lancaster, on the 26th day of July, 1841, at Ten
O'clock in the morning.
WILLIAM BENZIE, formerly in lodgings in Dublin-
street ; then in lodgings in Great Nelson-street North ; at the
same time carrying on business as a carter for hire in Re-
gent-street ; part of the time in partnership with Alexander
Hutchinson and Edward Allen, under the name of William
Benzie ; afterwards carrying on business as a carter, in
partnership with Edward Allen only, under the name of
William Benzie ; and also dealer in cotton waste, and for-
warding agent on his own account ; afterwards
_in lodgings
in Walnut-street, in no business ; since in lodgings at No.
23, Smithdown-lane, Edge Vale, bookkeeper; all in Liver-
pool, Lancashire.
MATTHEW CHESTER, formerly residing in Dexter-
street, Toxteth-park, near Liverpool ; at the same time car-
rying on business as an attorney in Preeson's-row, in
Liverpool ; afterwards residing in High Park-street ; then
in lodgings in Warwick-street, both in Toxteth-park, near
Liverpool ; then in lodgings in Heath-street, in Liverpool
aforesaid.; afterwards in lodgings in Edmund-street, in
Toxteth-park aforesaid, in no business ; afterwards in Thorn-
ton-place, Wellington-road, in Toxteth-park aforesaid, and
at the same time practising as an attorney in Cable-street ;
afterwards in King-street, and since in Temple-street, in
Liverpool aforesaid; all in the county of Lancaster.
RICHARD TAYLOR the younger, formerly residing
in Portland-place, Woodside, Cheshire, at the same time
carrying on business as a bookseller and stationer in Para-
dise-street, Liverpool, Lancashire ; afterwards residing in
Slatec-street, in Liverpool, aforesaid, travelling by commis-
sion ; and afterwards agent to Messieurs Bancks and Com-
pany, booksellers, Manchester ; and part of the time car-
rying on business in Slater-street, as a milliner, and after-
wards as milliner and dress-maker, in partnership with
Harriet Harney, under the firm of " Taylor and Harney ;"
and late in lodgings at number 36, Bold-street, in Liverpool
as aforesaid, in no business ; sued as Richard Taylor only.
JOHN EDWARDS, formerly in lodgings in Scotland-
road, Liverpool, Lancashire, book-keeper, then of Rhua-
bon, Denbighshire, licensed victualler ; afterwards in lodg-
ings in Collingwood-street, in Liverpool aforesaid, in no
business ; then in lodgings in Bevington-hill, afterwards in
Edgar-street ; then in Magee-street •, at the same time
book-keeper at the Caledonian Foundry ; since in lodgings
in Burrow's Gardens, Bevington -street, and late in lodgings
in Sawney Pope-street ; all in Liverpool, Lancashire, and at
the same time an assistant Bridewell-keeper and police-officer
in Liverpool.
JOHN PRESCOTT, formerly residing in Finch-street,
then of No. 10, Warren-street, in Liverpool, and part of the
time also in lodgings at the Old Swan, West Derby, near
Liverpool aforesaid ; then in lodgings in William Henry-
street, in Everton, near Liverpool aforesaid, and during the
whole time carrying on business as a butcher at a shop. No.
12, in Saint John's Market, in Liverpool aforesaid ; and
' late in lodgings in Vine-street, in Liverpool aforesaid, all in
Lancashire.
JOHN ROBERTS the younger, late in lodgings at No.
80, Brownlow-hill, Liverpool, Lancashire, and at the same
time occupying a workshop in Brownlow-hill aforesaid, and
carrying on business as a boot and shoe maker, (sued as
John Roberts) and latterly employed in the Liverpool Gas
Works as a labourer.
ROBERT WRIGHT ROBERTS, formerly of number
3, Paul-street, and afterwards of number 7, Paul-street,
and carrying on business in Gill-street, and also at
Canal-bank, Chisenhale-bridge, as a coal dealer, all in Liver-
pool, Lancashire.
JOSEPH WRIGHT the younger, formerly residing in
and carrying on business in Finch-street, as a stone and
marble-mason ; afterwards residing in and carrying on busi-
ness at No. 2, Saint Luke's-place, Bold-street, as a straw-
bonnet maker; and also carrying, on business in Finch-street
aforesaid, as a stone and marble-mason, then in lodgings in
Devon-street, afterwards residing in Finch-street aforesaid,
all in Liverpool, Lancashire ; afterwards residing in Sand-
down-lane, in Wavertree, near Liverpool aforesaid ; and
late in lodgings at No. 34, Soho-street, in Liverpool afore-
said, and during the whole time carrying on business in
Finch-street aforesaid, as a stone and marble-mason only.
JOSEPH WHARTON, formerly in lodgings in Rose-
place, Scotland-road, then residing in Comus-street, and at
the same time carrying on business as a carpenter and joiner
in a shop occupied by Mr. Henry Williams, in Vauxhall.
road, and late in lodgings in Blackstock-street, in no busi-
ness, all in Liverpool, Lancashire.
SIMON WALLWORK, formerly residing in and carry-
ing on business in High-street, in Wrexham, in the County
of Denbigh, as a grocer, and late in lodgings at No. 19,
Parr-street, in Liverpool, Lancashire, in no business.
HENRY WORRALL, late of No. 18, Shaws-brow,
Liverpool. Lancashire, tailor, retailer of beer, and eating-
house keeper.
JNO. ROGERSON. Solicitor,
24, Norfolk-street, Strand, London,
For WM. DAVENPORT, Solicitor, Liverpool.

LIVERPOOL CORN EXCHANGE, —This DAY

(From Messrs. R. MAKIN sr SONS' Circular.)

Owing to the bustle occasioned by the election, business
in all free articles of the Corn trade appeared to be nearly
suspended, between Tuesday last and to-day, the prices of
each remaining nominally unvaried. In the course of that
period, however, we have had some speculative inquiries for
Wheat in Bond ; and several cargoes of foreign have been
sold per arrival, within the range of our quotations ; these
with 1,000 barrels of Philadelphia Flour, now under lock, at
235. per brl., comprise the only transactions worth naming
within the last two days.
Since the early part of the week the arrivals contain a mo-
derate supply of Wheat, Oats, Flour, and Oatmeal, coast-
wise and from Ireland ; 881 qrs Wheat, with 4919 bls Flour
from Canada ; and from the continent of Europe 390 G qrs
Wheat, 1000 qrs Barley, 530 qrs pease, and 1500 brls Flour.
Upon all foreign and British colonial produce, duties alto-
gether remain the same as last week.
Having a very limited attendance of buyers this morning,
and the late excitement not having so far snbsided as to
bring the trade into its usual channel, the proceedings in free
Wheat to-day, have been upon a very moderate scale
only; but the holders generally remaining firm, and
fine qualities being much less plentiful than of late, all de-
scriptions of this Grain fully maintained our last quotations.

In Wheat under lock and to arrive, some further transac-
tions have taken place again to-day at former prices, and
900 bls more of States Flour sold in bond at 235. Free
Flour moved off sparingly on the terms last noted.
Barley, upon a moderate demand, and Malt, Beans, and
Pease, of which very few sales were made, severally retained
their previous value.

ARRIVA

•5 OF CORN,

From the 29th June to

!he let July, 1841,

ncluseve

IRE-
DESCRIPTION. I LAND.

COAST- CANADA
WISE. & ILSTS.

Wheat Qrs.l 2784
Barley Qrs. 798
Malt Qrs.
Oats
Rye Qrs.
Beans Qrs.
Pease. Qrs.
Shelled Br _ley . Qrs.
Indian Corn .
Rapeseed Qrs.
Oatmeal . . Lo, ds i 3061
Flour . ...... S^ :I:s 1576
Ditto B-Is.

450 I 881

Into Runcorn, Ireland and C
qrs. ; Barley, 35 qrs. ; Oats, 401
sacks.