The Liverpool Standard and General Commercial Advertiser.
Liverpool, Merseyside, England, 1838-03-23 00:00:00

AGENTS,

LATHAM HANDIER. Jun. A
' 1, Lime-street.
FREDERICK LAPAGE, S
JOHN ATKINSON, Feuwick-buildfugs.

EMPOWERED BY ACT OF PARLIAMENT,
3 WILI.I/01 IV.
THE ECONOS_IIC LIFE ASSURANCE SOCIETY,
No. 31, BRIDGE-STHRET, Iif:ACKFLUARS, LONDON,
.12.+-tablished 1823.

The RAJ A S FR A NKLAND LEW ts, Chairman.
I.IE.Noy 1 ic.Lt i27C{L STILPHIENSON, Esq., Delmtv Chairman.
Lancelot Baugh Allen, Esq. William Grant, Esq.
Stephen Nicholson Barber,. John Knowles, E.g., Eit.s,
Es John Mendhain. Esq.
Robert Bidd.u.lph. Esq. Thomas Meux, Esq,
Uobert Davies, Eq. I
William Routh, Esq.
Adam Gordon, Esq._

Aunrrons • •
Henry Enrwetr, Esq. Ed ward: Knowles,. Esq.
lieai~ y. Milford 13oodle, _Esq. Cba.des.lgorris, Esq. .
Physician.. —ifitin A. Paris, N.D. F.R.S. Nu. 27. Duver-street.
Surgeon..—Benj. Travers, Esq. Bruton-street.
Solicitor.—henry Young, Esq. No. •11'2, E's,e-c-Areet,; :Strand.
Actuary.—•-. 1. J. Downes, Esq.. 'F.R:A:.S.
Agent for Liverpool.—T. U. COOPER.
Medical Referee fur. Ditto;--Dr. ROBERTSON.

milk:, following are among the advantages or this Society
Ist. The security or an ample Asstirance Fund, besides
the subscribed Capital of E200,0W.
• ,2tullv. For,young and middle-ailed lives,the-r.owtisT RATES
of P h iNi ums that entitle the assured to participate in. the profits.

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3rdly, Three-fourths of the profits divided • every five years
among those who have been Assured full four veers on the eqnal
scale of-Premiums. The Bitnus declared in lB33.averaged Elt
per cents on the Premiums tiren paid:
.4thlv. Policies granted without any charge to the Assured
beyond the stamp duty.
sthly. Au option given to Asstirers,.on the increasing scale
ofi Rates, after.tholapse of any uumber•tif years, to connnute
.the future increasing. Premium bp an• equivalent equal annual
one for the remainder of Life, and thereafter to participate it:
the profits,.
fithly. No extra charge for residence in any part of Europe,
nor sor proceedinir;te.arip poit (in a decked, Sailing; or steam
vessel) between Brest and th,e.fillie. Licenses' itre granted to
on ta•most parts of the world upon terms prOportionate•to the
risks, . _ _

7ttilv.. Whole-life Policies on the equal Seale of
purchaseaNe atter four years. Lapsed Policies, revived. within
twelve month* oil fitvourahle,ternts-to the ,As.ured:

.o,tic To the expectahts of ho•nuses,in the. Boy, IA hI.E•OFFICE
the ,plams and terms a: the Econoorio Sori,ty are• recutiarlo
favourable. to realize the additions cvi,ected up to the end 4
the year 1639.
•
By order of the Board of Directors,
T. 0. COOl'El3, Agent:

ATLAS ASSURANCE COMPANY.
EsTalsi.tstmn 1808.
91111 E Directors' beg- ti ali she particular attention'of the
Public to, a.•• VERY IMPORTANT CONCESSION
I'llEl' HAVE MADE, applicable to Life Policies. By•the
usual conditions of life-assurance, " assurances made by persons
"uu their own lives will be void if they die by the hands
" orjustice, by duelling, or by suicide."
This•coutlitiott has been qualified•by the ATLAS, as fellows:
—"Should such a plics have been signed for a valuable con.
.`siderat ion „. and have- been. in• force for five years,- then
" the =Company will hold itself:liable-the stone if the
" Assurance had been granted to a person having a buns
"tide interest in the life ot another."
Persons Assuring for the whole terns of lAfe for .E -00 and tip.
wards in Great Britain or Ireland respevtieely4, will be•entitled,
at the epd, of every seventh year, t! partiripate in the surplus
Premiums, to be then ascertained by actual valuation.'•
For the fourteen years ending at. Christmas, 1830 an-average
addition of £3OO has been made to every £looo' assured its
Great Britain. .
The valuation to Christmas, 1837, is now being proceeded with,
and the result will be shortly spode )iftblio
FIRE. DEPARTMENT. •'
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In addition to the benefit of The late reduction in the Rates of
Premiums, this Company offers to Assurers.the'advantage. of
an itllinvktuce.for the.losa of Itent of Buildings rendered untdu-
autabte by Fire.
Pttheies.falling. due at... Christmas, should be renewed within
fifteen date frouittbat•pe.riod,
The Company's Rates and Proposals may• be, had at the'
Offiee in Lundon,• or of .any of the Agents in the country, who
are authorised to report on the appearance of Lives ,proposed
for Assurance.

HENRY DESBOROUGII, Secretary.
Cheapside, London, March, 1833.

The AGENTS fur the Company at the following places, are :
Lirerpoo/.... Nlessr,4; SW AINSON..& ITO lt
Br,thertou'l-lloildiov,, North John-street.
Ditto.... 11r. W. 11. 31:1LOWELL
5, Exchange-buildin'gs:
Macclesfield, It. Turner
Nlancliesuer. 'lt'. St C. Harvey
Ormskirk, J Ames Robinson
Oldham, Joint Duncroft.
Preston, Wm. Laneaster.
Rochdale, Jalfies Hartley
St' Helehs, John 'Anstiell.
ockport, W. llnt~nall.
U.lverstan, W. Postlethwaite.-
Warrington, ThMuus
Wigan, F. Griffith:

Apnleby, E. Allinson
Asht.ri7uuder-Line, T. Finne.y
Blackburn, R. 'Wilding
Bolton, C. Briggs.
Burnley' and Torknorden, T. E.

tlammerton.
Borg', Richard, Lomax.
Cho'rlev, John Latham
Clither-oe, W. L. Qddev
Lancaster, Thomas Albright:
Leizh. T. Whitehead.

TuF,
,MANCUESTER ASSURANCE COMPANY.
For Assuralo, Fire, and on Lires aid Surriro ship, Par-
cho,ve.of AnnuitiO, Reversions:4-c. ,S-c.
OFFICE, 98, King,street, M.auchester.
CAPITAL Two IVO t.i.toNs.—Esraut.isnto? 1824.
FIRE DEPARTMENT.... . .
firilt.,A!,,uted are entitled to, on.c tluvd,uf the profits tal4out
-g a,/ /;,bility I,hvirport to the losist.,y.
Part !c• lotentinc: to, continue their Policie falling due at
Laity Da, most renew them within fifteen days liornitat time,
or they will become void. •
LIFE DEPARTMENT. ,
The Assured are entit:eil to twortqr.ds of the profits, without
any liability on theil: pOre to th,A.
Th,e rreiniums ch,arged are lower than IhOse of the majority
of other officcs,
The business of .the. Life "Department is kept quite diltinct ,
from that of Eire, arid its acvoroillations are nut liable'to make
good any losses at king.
The Rates of Premium, awl all othir particulars, may be ob-
tilined on application to. Mr: JOSEPH 'MORTON, Secretary .
or to,auy.of .the Company's A g..OXltti. Agent for Liverpool,
• ' RICHARD DAWSON: •
N:B.— Agents have already been appointed in most of the
firiripel towns in the ki ngaln.m ; applications for Agencies,
in places where appointnien4s, have not yet been made, are re-
quested to be addressed to the Secretary.
BONUS.
It is directed by Abe Deed of Settlinient of this Company,
that, within six calendar mouths after the 25th March,•lBA
the Board of Directors shalfeause an account to he taken of the
profits in the FIRE DEPA RTMENT, and shall cause ONE-
THiIiD of so much of the profits as may with safety be taketrfor
the purpose, to be appropiimed as a noises to •all prisons who
shall then have-been toisored• against Loss of Fire, for the last
two years, or mote, of the five. sears previoos thereto, whether
,by - the same annual Policies, or by a centinued succession of
annual Policies.
An account of the Profits in the LIFE 'DEPARTMENT
will also be taken at the.same time,.rwo-Tnians .of -Which will -
be apportioned as a aoties amongst holders of Life Policies of
four years standing.

imperial Parliament.
• tfo.

HOUSE OF LORDS.—MoNnAv.
Earl STANHOPE presented petitions for the repeal of what
several petitioners termed the " accursed" poor law amend-
ment act. His lordship entered into details of its working at
Sevenoaks, &c.

COLONEL SHAW KENNEDY.
The Earl of WICKLOW wished to ask the noble viscount op-
posite a quifilkln upon a subject that had created a great sur-
prise in this-Wintry, and alarm in Ireland. He did not wish to
raise any debdtio but simply to ask the noble viscount if it were
true that Colonel Shaw. Kennedy, lately at the head of the
police in Ireland, had resigned ?
Viscount MELBOURNE.—It is true—he has resigned.
The Earl of Wick tow.—As it is desirable that the public
mind should be •tranquillised in Ireland on this matter, I wish
to silt the noble viscount whether he has any objection to lay
on the table of Mir house any correspondence that may have
taken place on the subject?
Viscount MELBOURNE.—Certainly Ido object. It would be
very inconvenient, I apprehend, to lay on the table of the house
the reasons for which resignations take place.
Lord LIFFORD begged to ask the noble viscount whether he
would have any objection to lay on the table any part of the
correspondence ?
Lord MELBOURNE objected to produce any part of such a
correspondence, which was strictly of a confidential nature.
Lord WHARNCL IFFE having presented petitions for the abo-
lition of the negro apprenticeships,
The Marquis of SLIGO observed that information recently
obtained by him had much changed his opinions on this sub-
ject, and that there now required very little to make him a de-
cided abolitionist.
The Earl of RIPON presented a petition from the diocese of
Down, complaining of the want of church accommodation ;
and inquired whether any alteration of the church tempora-
lities' bill was contemplated ?
Lord MELBOURNE answered in the negative ; he was not
aware of any such intention.

ABOLITION OF NEGRO APPRENTICESHIP.
Lord BROUGHAM said that he had now to present a bill for the
immediate abolition of negro apprenticeship. The bill provided
that it should cease and determine on the Ist of August, 18.38,
instead of the let of August, 1810. He presented the bill thus
early in order that, before it was pressed to its latest stage in
either house, an opportuity might be afforded of seeing whether
or not the colonial legislatures, immediately and directly re-
presenting and in communication with the planters themselves,
were disposed to do upon this great and interesting question.
In the meantime he would move, that the bill be read a first
time and printed.
The bill was the❑ read a first time, and ordered to be printed.
Lord FALKLAND moved for a return of the uumber of illegi-
timate children born during the three years previous and sub-
sequent to the poor law bill in the ten counties into which that
bill was first introduced.—Adjourned.

HOUSE OF COMMONS.-MONDAY.
READING ELECTION. _

Sir T. TROUBRIDGC;ppeared at the bar, and stated, that the
committee appointed to try the merits of the petition against
the return for Reading, had determined that Charles Fyshe
Palmer, Esq., had been duly returned as a burgess to serve
that borough in parliament.

CARLOW COUNTY ELECTION.

Mr. J. MILDMA Y appeared at the bar, and stated that the
committee appointed to try the merits of the petition against
the return tor the county of Carlow had determined that N. A.
Vigors, Esq., and J. E. Yates, Esq., had been duly elected.