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

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BLUE COAT 1103PITAL.
()Nyen b NnAAr, Morning next, the 13th instant. a SER,
'A. Preached in ST. PETER'S CHU IWII,
by tho lt,fv. JONATHAN BROOKS, M.A., Rector, and a
Collection made in aid of the. Funds of the above Institution.

A T A PUBLIC MEETING of the Clergy, Gentry, Mer-
lik_ other Inhabitants of Liverpool and the neigh-
bour:loA conveited by the Mayor, in compliance with a Requi-
sition most.aumerbusly and respectably. signed, to consider the
propriety of 'ERECTING a BUILDING adapted to the ac-
coutinod.Ltion of future F ESTIV ALS and other PnblicPurposes,
held in the Court Room of the Sessions Ho-ase, on the 22d Oc-
tober, 1E36.- -•-
The Wershi ?al the NINYOR in the Chair,

The Ttiwn-clerk hairing read the Requisition,
/t resolved unanimously,
On the motion of the Rev. JoN. BROOKS, seconded by THOS.
Tnoit)mr.v, Esq., M.P.
That great puolic inconvenience having been experienced
from the want of a Hall for the Performances of the Liverpool
Musical Festivals and other Public Purposes, it is the opinion
of thise.eting that measures should be innnediately adopted to
remedy this defect.
On the motion of JOSEPH LANGTON, Esq. seconded by I'. B.
BARCLA Y, Esq.
That the Money required for the foregoing purpose shall be
raised in Shares of £2o each, by Instalments during the progress
of the Work.
On the motion of HARDMAN EARLE, Esq. seconded by Gon-
FRSY BARNSLEY, Esq.
That a Subscription be now opened, and a Committee formed
for carrying this purpose into effect, consisting of the under-
mentioned Gentlemen, with power to add to their numbers ;
and that Mr. E. G. Deane and Mr. Thomas Harvey be re-
quested to undertake the Office of Secretaries to the Commit-
tee. „ .

„ .
On the motion of CHARLES LAWRENCE, Esq., seconded by
SAMUEL TURNER, Esq.
That James Aspinall, Eiq., be requested to undertake the
Office of Treasurer to the Fund.

• THE COMMITTER.
The Worshipful THE MAYOR.
. The Rev. Rector BROOKS.
The .Rev. Rector CAMPBELL.
Mr. T. B. Barclay. Mr. Joseph Langton.
Mr.. R. W. Bateson. " Mr. Charles LawrenCe.
Mr. Thomas Both. Mr. Andrew Low.
Mr.' Richard Bright. Mr. James Moon.
Mr. James CroShie. Mr. John Moss.
Mr. William Dixon. Mr. Lewin Mozley.
Mr. William Earle, Jun.. Mr. W. Nicol.
Mr. Hardman Earle. Mr. William Rathbone.
Mr. Jo;. C Ewart. Mr. Christopher Rawdon.
Mr. GJorge Grant. Mr. Henry Sandbach,
Mr., Arnold 'Harrison.. Mr. Charles Smith.
Mr.' RB. Harvey. . Mr. John Taylor. -.
Mr. Francis Heywood. Mr. Thomas Thornely.
Mr. Samuel Holum. Mr. Samuel Turner.
Mr. Samuel Hope. Mr. Joseph N. Walker,
Mr., Jos. Hornby. Mr. Thos. Winstanley
Mr; Richard Houghton. Mr. John Woollright,
Mr. G. B. Irlaw. Mr. W. Wordloy.
Mr. Thomas Kaye. Mr. John Wright.
Mr. John Keareley.
-Mr. JAS. AS
Mr. B. G. DI
Mr. TIIOS. I
Signed on behalf of the
WM. W

IPINALL, Treasurer,
.f3ANE. ?
HARVEY, 5, Secretaries.
Meeting,
LLACE CURRIE. Mayor.

Enourance 14Totice0.

• • WEST OF ENGLAND
FIRE AND LIFE INSURANCE COMPANY

Chit;f Office, EXETER

I FE INSURANCES arc effected on the approved pan I
giving. to those Insured a participation in the disposable
surplus Premiums, which may be added as a BON US the
Sum Insured. or applied in Reduction of the futute ANNUAL
PAYMENTS.
A REDUCED SCALE of PREMIUMS and CONDI-
TIONS may be had of
WM. WHITEHOUSE and SON, Agents,
12, Exchange-buildings, Liverpool.

WESTOF SCOTIANDFIRE INSURANCE COMPANY.
Head Office, 147, Buchanan-street, Glasgow,
JAMES J. DUNCAN, Esq , Manager. '
r HE Quarterly Receipts for Insurances falling due at MAR-
ITINNIAS (11th November) are now ready for delivery at
the Head Office, and by all the Company's Agents.
Insurances effected upon Houses, Furniture, Woollen, Cot-
ton, and Flax Mills, Distilleries, Sugar Refineries, and all kinds
of Public Works, also upon Property in the Colonies, Brazils,
&c., at 'Premiums equally moderate with those of the respectable
London Companies.
ist Class Risks Is. 6d., 2d Class 2s. 6d., and 3d Class 4s. 6d.
per Cent. per Annum.
Farming Stock and Implements of Husbandry Insured with-
out Government Duty..
N.Z.--The Rates of Insurance on Warehouses, and Mer-
chandise therein, in Liverpool, have been Reduced Two
Skil-
Zings per Ceut.
WILLIAM TARBET, 11, Exchange-buildings,
Agent for the Company at Liverpool.

SCOTTISH AMICABLE LIFE ASSURANCE SOCIETY.

Head Office, 147, Buchanan-street, Glasgow.
JAMES J. DUNGAN ESQ., MANAGER.

THIS Society is establishd on the principle of Mutual
. - Assurance, on the mode of the Loudon Equitable; and
the rapidly ,p.ccumtatting Capital and Annual Revenue of the
Institution.euable the Directors to hold forth to insurers all the
advantages which .any Institution founded on the same model
(the.value Of which is well known) can beast of. At the last.
pericklical investigation of the Society's affairs, the 11004
addid to the" Policies amounted to one and a-hatf per cent.,pesr:
annum on the sum assured, being 'as lance a brinus as ever was
declared by any Society in Scotland. Du:ing the last year a
great increase of members and revenue bastakett
This Society has no clause iu its Deed of Constitution de-
claring that those who insure during a certain definite number
of years are entitle.dto two-thirds, or nearly the whole profits
accruing on the Insurances effected 'for a certain number of
years thereafter. Such elauses are knowu, and publicly adver-
tised to exist, clearly proving, that, during those years when, in
such societies, the bonus is suspended, or liniited to a very small
proportion them eof, it is more advantageous for Insurers to take
out a Policy from an office such as that of the SCOTTISH Anti-
c:taut SOCIETY, where there is an Equitable division of the
whole bonus which may accrue to all the members entering or
existing, and iu force during the currency of the year or period.
There are no reserved rights fur privileged members; all now
entered, or hereafter entering, are upon an equal and equitable
footing.
The Board sits every Thursday, to receive and dispose of new
proposals. .
Every information will be afforded, and Tables of Rates fur-
nished, by applying at the Head Office, or to
WILLIAM TARBET, 11, Exchange-buildings,
Agent fur the Society in Liverpool.

LONDON GAZETTE.—TUESDAY, Noy. 8.

PA RTNERSII IPS DISSOLVED.

J. Allen and C. H. M. Lolley, Liverpool, wine-merchants—J. Dun-
lop and T. Patterson, Manchester, commission-agents—A. Brodrick
and I. Brodrick, Preston. Lancashire, watch-makers—J. llirst and
J. Lainb, Salford, Lancashire, hair-seating•-manufacturers—J. Walker
and J. Campbell, lialsbaw-Moor, Lancashire, spindle-manufacturers
—J. Sleight, T. Speight, R. Speight, and T. Salthouse, Catteral,-Lan-
casbire, woolstaplers.
BANKRUPTCY SUPERSEDED.
• •
George Collins and Edward Dorset, Newgate-market, London,
butchers.

BANKRUPTS.
John Mathews, Long-aerv, London, wax and tallow-chandler.
Sable Heins- Jonas, Well-street,
refiner: ' Wel!close-square, London, sugar-
Edward Bowler, Paddington-street, Marylebone, London, hackney-
man. •
George Jennyn, Oxford-street. London, haberdasher.
John Tripp, Kingston-upon-hull, Yorkshire, sawyer and bone-
crusher.
James Royle and Joseph Miller Constable, Manchester, corn-
rnerelynnts.

WU6in- Wright. Harrow on the llill, banker.
Charles Drury, Sheffield, Yorkshire, timber-merchant.
William Turner, Leamington-Priors, builder.
William Denby, Manchester, fustian-manufacturer.
Henry Ormerod Cadney, Halifax, Yorkshire, corn-dealer.
Silas Pearse, Oreston, Devonshire, quarryman.

DIVIDENDS.
Dec. 1, T. Chamberlayne and W. Williams, Cumberland-street,
Portnian.,square, London, coach-makers—Nov. 29, C. Friend, Mun-
ster-street, Regent's-park, London, milkman—Nov. 99, C. Austin, L.
liampson, aid E. C.'s\ illiamson, Luton, Bedfordshire, bankers—Nov.
29, S. W. Sustenance, Ptcendilly, London, bookseller—Nov. 30, W.
I', Atkins and R. Freeman, ilounsditeh, London, bricklayers—Nov.
30, 0. B. Brown, E., 1., Danson, and C. Duncan, New Broad-street,
London, merchants -Dee. 8, T. Fargilson, Catteric.k.-Inidge, York-
shire. innkeeper—Nov. 30, J. Battin and J. Battin, Aston, Warwick-
shire,. corii,dealers—Dec. 2, J. Seller, Pulboroti4b, Sussex, tailor—
Dee. 6, R. Corkin, Doncaster, Yorkshire, rnaltster--Doc. I, R. Wil-
liamsou, Derby, harness-maker—Nov. 29,
.1. Downes, West Ref ford,
Nottin,"lainshire, grocer—Nov. 28,T.Giles, jun., I.lancliester, packer.

CERTIFICATES
To be gTthlted, nuloss cause he show❑ to the contrary, on or before the

29t11 day of November.
J. Tetlow, ManoliCsfer, house-painter--It. Danc,,erfield, Bromyard,
Hererorlihire, Speedily, Fenchurch-street, London,
Iligh-streeL Islington, Middlesek,
linen,draper—J. llunter,Cheapside, London, boot-mater—W.Alarns,
Arhour-place, Fairfield, Stepney-3. Woodward, Mangotslield, 6100-
eestersbire.. railroad-mil:or—E. W. •Williarni, Gerrard-•staect, Soho,
London, grocer.

LIVERPOOL AGRICULTURAL MARKET, Nov. 9.
a. d. s. d. F. d. s. (1.
• •
Hay, old t 4411 741 r 2011-, Potatoes...... tt 9d3 5 cir 90th
New Ray 1 2 1 6 ---Cattle Potatoes 2 4 3 0
Clover Hay 0 00. 0 -- Turnips 3l 030 0 per too
Straw, Wheat.. -a8 0 10 -- Carrots G:I 0 0 0 -
Straw, Oat . 0 8 0 9 - Manglewurzle 0 0 0 )--
Green Clover.. 0 0 0 0 -- Manor.. ...., . 7 0 8 6 --- •

LIVERPOOL INFIRMARY REPORT,
From the. 3d to the 10th of IV:Jaen:l,er, 1835.

DISCHAIIGBD. t
IT7
In-patie.nts cured
Relieved and at own request
MailekOut-patients ...... 0 Casual during t'l. I'.
Irregular
Dead , 1 Remain in We house

House Visitors—Mr. Warty and Mr. Molyneux.
Consulting Surgeon, Mr. Forshaw.
Chaplain. the Rev. R. Davies.-11ouse Surgeon, Mr. J. Ashcroft.

-• LOCK HOSPITAL.
15 t In the Hospital 50 1 Discharged 8