The Liverpool Standard and General Commercial Advertiser.
Liverpool, Merseyside, England, 1835-04-10 00:00:00

SIR II; PEEL':

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The following facts ought to be known: they do equal honour
to Sir It. Peel's discernment and •'
On Monday last Mrs. Sonaervtlle received an autograph let-
ter from Sir Robert Peel, informiu' her in the .most delicate
style of compliment that the knowledge of her acluircirients
science had made it his duty' .o sUbinit to His Majesty the pro-
priety of granting to her a pension on. the. civil list of £2OO a-
year. Mrs. Somerville's letter of thanks was accompanied bra
copy of her book. The day following (Thursday last) she re-
ceived a handsome acknowledgment for the book, with an ex-•
pression of regret that it had lost the. charm of novelty, as he'
had already read it in the first edition.
- The Rev. Mr. Mibnan has also received an autograph letter'
from Sir lt. Peel, offering this shamefully persecuted author of
the admirable History of the'Jews the living' of St. Margaret's,
Westminster.
Mrs..Elemans, who has employed her talent entirely for the
support of a large family, having been.long since deserted by
her husband, was lately ( within ten days) most dangerously ill.
In this state, in bed, with a pencil, she wrote some beautiful
verses, which were sent to her friend, the accomplished-Mrs.
Lawrence, of Liverpool, who sent them to a nobleman id Lon-
don, who was so struck with them and the unhappy situation of
their author, that fie took them to Sir Robert, who instantly de-
sired the nobleman to cause Mrs. 1-lemans' eldest son, about 18
(who has been educated gratis by Dr. Butler; of Shrewsbury)
to come to London to receive au appcintmen-t in apublic-officei
whilst Sir It. Peel himself wrote a.letter of condolence to the
mother, enclosing a bank-note of £lOO. for his outtit.—Tintes.
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LONDON GAZE7TE.—TuEsruy, APRIL 7.

FOREIGN OFFICE, Apm 7.

The Kin; has been pleased to appoint the Right Hon. Sir'Charles
Bagot, Q. C. 8., to hear His Majesty's tongratulatious to the emperor
;of Austria, on His ImperialsMajesty:s accession to the Throne.
His Majesty has also been pleased to appoint the Hon. Charles
Asliburnbarn, some time attached to His Majesty's enibassy at. Paris,
to be Secretary to, jf is Majesty's Legation to the L nited Mexican States.

DOWNING-STREET. APRIL 2.
The King has been pleased to appoint _Sir Richard Plasket, Knight
Commander of the most distinVished Order of:St. Michael and St,
George„to be .His Majesty's Civil Commissioner to tal'.e possession of
the island of tSt. Helena on behalf of His Majesty, and to adirtinigter
the Civil affairs of the said island. . • . . • • •

LORD CHAMBERLAIN'S-OFFICE, APRIL 2.
The Lord Chamberlain of His Majesty's HoOsehold has appointed.
Robert Innes, of WargNtve, in the county of Berks, Esq.,. one, of the
Gentlemen of His Majesty's Most Hon. Privy Chamber in Ordinary.

- WHITEHALL, APRIL 6.
The Ring has been pleased to ;rant to the Rev. Henry Hart Millman,
A.M,' the place and dignity of a Prebendary,of theSullegiate Church
of St. Peter, Westrainster; void by the death of the Rer, Evelyn
Levett Sutton.

INSOLVENTS,

William Gorton, Gutter-lane, London. provision-merchant.
Thomas Harvie, Launceston, 'Van Diemax I,..and, anti Jerusalem
Cotiee-house; London,' merchant. .
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• • , BANKRUPTS.,
James Ruddock, Kirm-street, Portman-square, London, livery-
stable-keeper—Edward William Oratwick. 'Onswell-street, London,
tea-dealer—Eduard' Russell and Philip 'MastCrs Croft, New
Totliill-street, -Westminster. tobacconists—John and John
,Morris,
tipper- 'St: London, auetlonerrs--Ricbard Dyson,
Uioucester-street, Queen-square, London. tailor—Francis Paul Couch,
Launceston, Corny" 11„ horse-dealer--JamesMorris, 'Carmarthen,
ronnion'ger—Tohn 11111eiv, Tynernouth, Noithamberland.• farmer.—
Charles Salsbury; Ha, hatter. , .
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• 'DIVIDENDS.
Nay 1, S. "Mason, Liverpo9l,limmr-merchant—May 2, J. Whitten,
Liverpool, merchant—May Marlow, Liverpool, coal-merchant
—May 1•I, T. Anderton,'LiverpOtll, 'merchant—:loril Kingsley,
Holrne, Bedfordshire; sheeplobber—April 28, W. Youatt: London,
dni,„—,lst—April26, Reyett, Colch es ter, Essex, sbige=toach-prop rie tor
30,4. Wyld, London, 4t*er-rAinil Richardson and T.
'Want, Barbican, Londbn, builders—Aprkil29, W. B. iijadbury, Landon,
woollen-draper—April' 'o;w. .13 Londou.,..coachnoth
April SO, J,S. Rains,. Ltnidon, rchan'i--4M ay 4, T. Field, Camberwell
New-road, Surrey; flotri=factor Mas# 14, O. farmer, London,
jP‘lveller—April 30, J. Lunn and J. Walton,- Neweastle'-upon'..Tyne,
ship-brokers—May I, J. 13. Iliayton, Kingston=upon4lllll, broker--
May 1, P. Leather, NeWton-in-the-Willow,s, and Manchester; Lin-
daihire, fustian-mannfacturer— MaY (5, M. E. Bnpard„llitleforil,
bdronshire, dealer—April 30, W. Itadwell, Weston, Somersetshiie,
victualler,--May 1, T. B. Hawkins,- Stafford, plumber—April 30, A.
Jones, Aberystwyth, Cardiganshire. draper—April 29, T. Benson,
Bishop Wearmouth, Durham. grocer7.-,May,5,..F. Hone, Northampton,
bOter-IlMay 4, S. Schofield, Oldham and Heywood,Lancashire, grocer.
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• • ' • CERTIFICATES •
To be granted, unless cause be .shown to the contrary on or before
the 28th day of April.
Patornerster-row. I, don. hnoircbilerf—N4 I.xons South
La.mbeth, master-mariner—W. Chapman, Allen arnorc, ItereThiclshlre,
'timber-merchant--(1'. Simobridge, Skinner-street, London, tailor—J.
M. Machin, Waterton-place, Pall-mall, London, wine-merchant-11.
D.'Eggletott; Charles-street. Trevor-Spiare, Loudon, coal-mm-chant
—T. lansell, Stuurbridge, Worcestershire, groCer—S. Buttenshaw,
High Holborn, London, tea-dealer.