The Liverpool Standard and General Commercial Advertiser.
Liverpool, Merseyside, England, 1832-12-18 00:00:00

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kT a Meeting of the Friends of SIR THOMAS DAL-
RYMPLE HESKETH, llmer., held at the GOLDEN
ttIP, Liverpool, the ]sth December, 1832,
jilt
BOOTLE WILBRAHAM, ESQ., in the Chair,
et Was moved by Colonel Tempest, seconded by Sir Thomas
Waneker, and passed tmanimous.y, that it is the opinion of this
outing that' SID THOMAS D. HESKETH is a fit and proper per-
", to represent this County in Parliament.
"loved by John Ashton Uase, FAA.,_secotided by John Moss,
t:9., and passed unanimously, that this Meeting pledges itself
118, every legal and censt tutional means for securing the,
t4eition of Siit THOMAS D. HESKETH, and that a Committee
aort formed for that purpose.
RICHARD B. WILBRAHAM, Chairman.
tjlesoired, that the thanks of the Meeting ue given to the
4itirraan for his able conduct in the Chair.

THOMAS BRANCKER.

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lj„he ELECTORS are respectfully informed, that the Day of
LuMINATION is fixed for THIS DAY, the 18th instant, at
:I1 o'clock, at Newton, and the Days of Polling for FRIDAY
bill"' SURDAY next, the 21st d 22nd insta and the
t.eetorAsT in the following Placesan will-be requiredn_t, to Poll in
nterpool. THOMAS BR ANC K.ER,
e,
Chair n to of the Liverpool Committee.
A 4i
ttetttre Fez ikerley, Speck,
4 rton, Garston, Thornton,
etie-cum-Linacre, ita,e, Torbock,
vi_,iildwali, I I ale?,ood, 'fox tethlrark,
(7trtim, • Ilnyton and Roby, Wawa-on-the-Hill,
t; °Bby Great, hi. kdJe, Wavertree,
t',.(''bY Little, Knowsley, West Derby,
t‘p -;teth-paak' L theiland, Winston,
Itto
teel n' t,ivt r.. 001, Woolton Little,
the
eB"° IP Orre:land Ford. Wou:t m Much.
Anart°ll, Prescot, .
.
the
We dl appoint the said Town of MANclin TER. for revising
,k;!`me Lies relating to the following Polishes, Townships, and
•gisces, -viz. :
„'4B,vorth, Didsbury, Moss Side,
iitteriThton, Droyisdeu, Moston,
,Zwick, Faiisworth, Newton, -
ts4tou-under-Lynn, Paruww th, Oldham,
ha4'),l-opou-Irweil, Flixton, Opeushow, .
witkelJy, Gorton Pendlebury,
L-ratford & Beswick, Ho PaleYi. Pendleton,
r'euB.liten, H ug t ,u, Pilkine,ton,
(.11'11i.9-e He not 'Great, PI estmch,
~,, a ~,, ,
tt!`q(i.rton, Lea on Little, Raddeliile,
o",:tiaan, Peat .n. Norris, Boddie',
4:nl4M-upon- 11 ime, . Rushulme,
kt:cflock, Kers/. ,-, Salfoid,
aton ''h ti
.. Ult. - Leveusnultne, Stretford,
t 1 ~taly, Lever Dar_ v, Touge, .
brut ~, Lever Great:, Ulm,toe,
npsait, Lever Little, Withington,
Allehl.t:s; M.lnettester, Wors.ey.
ji we do appoint the s.c:d Town of ROCHDALE for revising
4'e Lists renting to the following Parishes, Townships, and
Pi, , .
ki -e..is, Viz.: i;rnortii, Hopwood, Tottington, Lower
L Ite-curn-Barnford Middleton, End,
1114:deteri:riooknw,orth, Cal- Pilsworth, Thornham,
Royson, . Walmsley and
ji)r, Spotland, Shuttleworth,
Osttervvorth, Todmorden and Wardleworth,
ttleton, Walsdeu, • Wuerdle and '
;toll
End,
Tottington Higher Wardle.
IZni, End,
A P'
%a we. do appoint the said Town of WIGAN for revising the
Lists relatin, to the following Parishes, Townships, and
Places ..'
''
ill' • •
b. Inge Chapel End Wigan,
140 Higher End, Biackrod,
lace in kackerfield, Heaton,
Ihies ' '' h
~ •cy wit Dalton,
tj`3nackerley, liaigh,
vy Holland, 1 I indley,
, est Leh Orreii,-
gh,. ' •
.We do ' + t'le is Town ofOnusxiax.for revising the
/ . appom. .. .
1,48 ts relating to the following Parishes, Townships, and
laces,
„vlte, ' • . :
lace Blundell,
. 4r,
I:4ttiton, 'Kirby,
tt!' erstaffe, Lathom,
blikdale Lunt, .
`'lt '
4,l.Benugh, _ Lydiate,- .
ti• 43 "wn Holland,' 14tughud, -,
1/tlnbv, Meum,,,,,,
A alsalf . Netherton,
‘kro '
Ts' We do appoint the said Town of NEWTON for revising the
,Lists relating to the following Parishes, Townships, and
'laces, viz. : . .

tro6

Pemberton,
Winstanley,
Aulezarke,
Aspull,
Horwich,
Rivington.

North Meols,
Ormskirk,
Rainford,

Seal isbri.ck,
Sefton •
,

Simmonswood,
Skelmersdale.

IN WEST DERBY HUNDRED.
.
Abeam •
itrt.oll, Houghton, Middle- Sankey, Great
. ..
ton, and Arbury, South waitii-w4h-
slltott-in-Macker- Kenyon • Croft,
4ed, ' Lawton, - . Sutton,
Et6y,
Newton, Warrinl;ton,
'lt±cifor,J, Parr, Ni: i.:.ni:s . ,
uitlid, Penketh, Windle,
t -ten Wool, ,Pennington, - Winwi,k-w1;11-
114:1erliedjetri, Poulton-with-Ferne- 11 rattle,
head, Woo:ton:with-
-4 toorn, Rainbill, ' Martini's Croft.
a Ydock, Rixton-with-Glazebrook,

Itq, In SALFORD BUNDUEV.
13014,1'en, Great Harwood, Rtitnworth,
II "1, Little Hutton, Little, Sharpies,
41'111shaw, Halton, 'Middle, Turton,
10deightmet, Hulton, Over, Tonge-with-Haulgh,
P geworth, Longworth, West Houghton.
IPtwistie Lostock,
'llwe!.l '
. Quailtou,

• IMMENSE REDUCTION IN THE PRICE OF
FASIIIONABLE FURS.
'CONWAYS and CO., having determined upon SELLING
to
oFF the who.e of their elegant and fashionble STOCK of
at an immense RedUctiOn in Price, solieia an early-call
it; Llispect one of the cheapest, and at the sam me fashionable,
j ery variety of Furs, consisting. of re Inine, Sable, Fitch,
Squirrel, Lynx, and MoCk Sable, in Muffs, and
sPPets, together with a fashionable Assortment of BONNETS
4 every,de-scription, Feathers, Flowers, and Silk Goods, also at
immense Reduction in price, for CASH only.

ELECTORS OF THE SOUTHERN DIVISION
CIS THE COUN i Y PALATINE OF LANCASTER.
4CrENTLF,mEN, •
AVING, at alate hour last night, received an intimation
that it had been determined by a large and influential
t„:4Y of the Electors of the Southern Division of the,Countv,
1314 me in nomination at the ensuing Election, accompanied
4 a request that. I would put forth au address, exiressveof
kti Own intentions consequent thereon, I feel Iy duty in ac-
to 'pvled.gment to such a call, to declare , diness, if elected,
14"evote inV best services to the bite • of the County ; and
is usual, and may therefore b expected, that 'should
Oke sortie declaration of .my Political Principles, I have an
t;kest pride in avowing, that they are, in Spirit and in Truth,
"uohservative" of the best Interests of our Constitution in
rch and State. .
I have the honour to be,
Gentlemen,
Your very faithful and obedient servant..
~ford Fall, Dec. 10, 1831 T. D. HESKETH.
LIV ratruoL Ulatliul t 115 To • conuucting
very
ELECTION of SIR T. D. HE 'IL wit e
Llie
°ruing this week, at 10 o'clock, at th OLDEN LlONills.
THOMAS BR CKER,yhairaian,
December] 1832..%
SOUTHERN DIVISION OFIIP
LANCAST

()N SALE, TWO MARINE STEAM-ENGINES, each of
?err suer 25 Horse.' Power, manufactured, by Messrs. F .ett, of
Liverpool. They have been but little used,. a n good con-
dition, and. would l;e• sold' cheap, either'se, • r yor to ether.
• Apply (if -by•le.Lter, post paid) .to A 'RTON and WOODS,
Tarleton-builnuags, Chapel-street. , - •

Prime Building BRICKS, for Exportation, to any extent,
-stowed in the Bold, in any Dock, clear of all Custont-house and
other charges, at 285., or delivered at the Ship's side, at 265. per
10(X). Also, Cotton Mending BAGGING, SAIL CANVAS
TARPAWLING, LINES, TWINES; &c.

(One concern.)

ItoVAL LIGHTHOUSE,: HOTEL &

ELIGIBLE LAWEST.IIIEXT, AT NEW BRIGHTON, CITESIH.RF,.
AS New Brighton is likely to become a favourite at•d fa,hion-
able Watering-place, several Gentlemen hay ropo,ted. to
erect there a hanesome Hotel, and a convenien ode or Ferry,
to be called " The' Royal Lighthouse of and Ferry," and
to establish a cOnmiunication by Stet ackcts between that
place and -Liverpool.
_ _ _

The expence of this ❑ndertrking is estimated at Tut..
Thousand Pounds. and it is intended to raise this sum it Shdre.s.
of One Fiut•.dredf Pounds each, to be placed under the manage-.
ment of a Coern:ittee, to be chosen annually or otherwise• by the
Subscribers. • .

To persons inclined to take Shares, this will be an.eligible in-
vestment, as it holds out the prospect of an annual return of at
least twenty per cent. ; an expectation well grounded upon its
many and various advantages. .
New Brig: ton is situated at the Rock Points, three miles dis-•
tant from Liverpool, and from its elevated situation, commands,
from all points, the most intetesting and extensive views The
Welsh Mountains, the Ormsheads, and the-Isle of Man, are all
distinctly visible, whilst its more immediate prospect ethbritccs
the opposite shores of Crosby and Bootle, the Docks and Port
of Liverpool, and the fertile county of Chester. • .

As a bathing-place it has peculiar advantages, not only from
its being the nearest-point to the open• Sea, but it also possesses
the most beautiful Beath ; the Sands are hard and clean: free
from mud, gravel, or quicksands ; they are many miles in.ex_
tent, and cannot be equalled for the purpose of exercise, whether
in carriages, on foot, or on horseback.

As the tide never recedes more than two hundred yards from
the land, it ix:events those disagreeable exhalations.so common
on other shores, whilst it renderS bathing safe and practicable at
all hours.

. .
New Brighton also possesses a more interesting Sea-view than
any other Watering-p!ace, can boast, being constantly enlivened
by the passing of vessels to and from the rich and flourishing
port of Liverpool, in malty instances approaching ma' near as to
admit of persons on shore conversing with tlins on ,board. •
The Propfetots intend to avail themselves of the natural ad-
vantages afforded by the undulations of the groUnd to erect all
Villas on such sites that one shall not intercept the view of
another, bat that all shall enjoy the same beaury and extent of
prospect.

Among its other advantages may be enumerated the salubrity
of the air, the certain supply of the- purest spri?g water, the as-
pect of all the coon s fronting the sea, erjoyinf, the refreshing
breeze, and sheltered from the oppressive heat-of the. afternoon's
sun, whilst its proximity to Liverpool, together wiat the certainty
ard safety of steam navigation, must tend to render New
Brighton a most agreeable and desirable place cf resort to the
Nobility and Gentry of all the neighbouring counties.
It is intended to erect a Church, Alarket-place, Shops. ard
Bui:tiings that will include a Reading-Mom, Baths, 13i hard-
room, Pos!office, &c. &c., and indeed, nothing wi l be left un-
done to make it a-post attractive and fashionable NV atering•-place.

Under such elicumstances, the Hotel and Ferry mus: com-
bine great advantages Strangers will perfer steppi.'g here, as
hey can at once step into a packet without ioconvei,ince, and
the steam-boats will be frequently in requisition for the towing
of vessels, or affording, assistance to ships in distress. •
Applications tier Shares to be made to Mr. KING, Exchange-
buildings ; to Mr. Coo LAN, Exchange-street East ; to J4,1t15
A THE itTON, Esq., Everton, or New Brighton, or tO r.
R wsort ; Prescot.

DURSUANT to a L': Free of the High Court of Chancel v,
IL made in a cause of " Hotsarth against Bardswell," the
CREDITORS of faItDSIVELL, the- eller, late
of Liverpool, in the County c Lancaster, .`'tor, (who died
in or.nbout the month of July, 1829 v their. Sodeitors,
forthwith to, come in and io.;)ve t r deLts. before WILLIAm
WINGFIELD, Es quite, oue of the IN stets of the said Court., at
his Chamhers, in'S.outhatriptoo Bull lugs, Chancery-An% Lou-
don, or, in death thereof, the - will be excluded Leuefit of
the said decree. ;

Solicitor, Chester,

LET, several
immediateexc..ellent double an ...lugle.oll7lCF,z,,
.
in the immediate nei,vibutut.iGu: - i..xtilauge; as,
three exceuent tuAlwr
ap.piy-to Mr. H. A, Moct.l), at VtrhiLey's 01
3, Oldhau-street

To be LET, for aTerm of Year 4, and may be_eritrted upon

• the Ist of JanuAry neit,
11.00 UR BONDED WAREl.lot.3;"l'.',S,.rs roccupied by Mr.
Harbord, situated on the eat .roe f the King's tiock,
bounded on: the north by Lover irm-street, a.,:d on tae
south by the Manchester awl Live; of hallway. They-,may
he converted into Corn Warehou6i;.:,., if required, and
may be carried into them, and traultiipped to luanchester free
of Carriage.
Also, a large R 0 OM, and. dry CELLA R, Rooms ;or
Counting.honses, &c., in the -Au.isican Charing.,rs, Lowe:-
Sparling-street:—Apply to .1 No. - o NTG ONE• ay, -V. a ye; tree ;
or at tire Athena:um, Church;<treci, between lwe.ve and One
o'clock.
. •

i,. .6,e

We feel great satisfaction in stating that.a. Conservative,c.f
high respectability; and well known to the :County of MicidieSex,
will be put in nomination .nelt 12,, outiit'S, at lE3rentfurd; ib.repi•c-
smit.the county in ParliaintAit. No -douLt, can, Le entertanieci
of his success.—London Sian-awl). -

NEW PEERS.—Last Tuesday's Oazette announced the four
following peerage creations:—'l he Marquis of Tayistock, ;by
the title of Baron Howland, of Streatham, in the county of
SUrrey; the Earl of 13:foriki8e,.ty the title of Baron Paget., of
Beaudesert, in the,county of Stalbid; Lord Grey (son of the
Earl of Stamford) by the title of Baron Grey, of (ruby, in the
county of Leicester; aud Lord Stanley, by the'title of Baron
Stanley, of Bickerstalfe, in the county of Lancaster.

NOBLE Boom.—The Town-hail of Birmingham 101 •Im of
most ample dimensions. The :erigth Will be 1.41,P feet,: width 65,
hei.ght 65. in this noble iv-artruent the =mien!. f&stivri.lq -will
be held; with one or two exceptions, it will he the largest and
finest musie-room in Europe:. One end will be occupied by k-nt
organ of immense power; -in lleight this instrument wilt 'Le
about 4) feet, and m breadth about :;). The buiidingHilt
hirie a line effect When ,viewed from New-stre:4.--Leaminoton.
Spa Coarior.

It is with regret %%c state that, contrary to the advioe of iii
ftiends, Lord Pieri:ey has" reigned. The chances .of auCCt6S
did not appear t011t.4 sufficient, but they seethed .ainplo:to'all
others. vv
-e. regret that he has taken-tins step at this moment,
but it is not too. late. Any goutleinan.of sound -princ!ples and
pzirliamentary, tank is certain of driving Mr. I lime out of the
coun:y. C speak without doubt, aitet ha; jog the most
minu.e I:ie expense now Woulki tri.du6,----Loft4Zoft.
Sianda:d. .

'Sri)DLN DEATtf.-7-011 ITC,lfieSdaVniffia Mi.. Fry, a reapiet-
able-horse-deatei of Launceston, left lavistock at titof-past 10,
on his Winn to the former Ri,ace., onAtotseback; when about
two miles from Tavie.tock %fits thioWn from his horse, and.
was suppocc4 to, have been in a lifeless state for some time.
lord khrington, on his way from Tavistock to Engisoley, teas
Coo first to render assistance. -tits Lordship had one of his
horses taken from his eartinee,on which his servant lode heck'
to Taristotiz for. utediettl ail.-.llr--1-taruesg soon iTturneti
to
the seat, wh;,re he found Lora L.,0 4*fmk:watching the body of
poor Fry,.who, we regret to say, by tins time was quite dcatt.—
Nectit-lkhut „Liver

ATTC47 ['lnn S. tcroEs.—A youtig woman, named Jame Tho-
mas, attempted to drown .0 the 'I hames,, at Loudon
Bridge, on Welnesclay 'night about ten o'clock. Ludt, a
watchman of joitiewell, saw her g.o -down the north-west stairs,
and, following. hetc-tked her bmaness. She -at tit-st answered
pertly, but afterwards said she was-to wait there for a young
man; and on being told the amgistrates would not allow ;toy
rertons.to.wait• down there after datl, she exclaimed, "Then
must)" and: rushel to plunge into .the water. Buck; iww-
ever, caught hod of her clothes, and took her to the Compter.
On 'cillesuouiu?' Ler, she v:llllE:hied that she had twice attempted
to poison herself,." but had been saved by the prompt use of tits
stotnaph-pump.—Herald.
Another young lady, named LTutchinson, who was attempt-
ing. the same prank in the course of the week, was also saved.
In her pocket, Which it is the rule to Search on such occasions
for the benefit of the gentlemen of the presS, was-found the fol-
lowing bit of sentimentalism :
" Lty dear Father—The reason tat has ind,eed me to commit ‘-o
vile and fatal an aet is, because I have been disappointed in matri-
mony by the lamented- death of my xinceie anfl ailectionite lover,
Thomas Anderson Mitchell, late Of High liolborn. I was to hare
been married on Friday, the ;33t1 of last month, had he not died the
preceding Tursch7 ; and his death so preyed upon my nti tt, that-li!s.
spirit is conthmAy haunting me. I cannot rest night or day, either
in bed or up, for him. I have had other lovers besides Mr. Mitchell,
but none io equal him ; and, ha my opinion, there never was one. to
equal him, or ever win be in this world. He has gone, a true a-
sincere lover, and his 'loss will not be felt by me alone, but severety
fat by the pour. As death hats terminated his fat-, mine must no,v-
end ; so farewell to-on-my friends, and accept of the same yourstY,
from your affectionate _

" :SUSAN E. ITATCUINSON.7
[We would strongly advise the facia; of tlieFe- young T.-Errril
to put them on a stria regimen of board.F.,.:ccuriug,-cat;et-!.en!-
jog, bed-making, and elothes,Avashitig, with an antirtliosie
diet of bread and water, for the noxt ,ix mouths. Such cour..c
of cure has been tried and found infaltibie..l-6pectafor.

BRIGHTON, DEC. 11.-The Queen took an early airing this
morning for the purpose of seeing the fx-houluls thtow (a at
liouthease. Her _Majesty was accompanied by the Pri11.,1,3
Augusta in her carriage and .four: two other equipages fo
lowed, containing Lady Erskine, Lady Firroli, IVUry
Fox, Marchioness and Lady• Cornwallis, Metlemo:selle D'Ette,
Miss Wynyard, Prince (ieorge, Sir Atu.rew Barnard, ?;;...
Shiffner, Mr. Hudson, -.Mr. Lavis, &e. aniving• at 1.1,,
ground Prince George mounted his horse, followed the-aurpF,
and entered .x%itli fill?. zest into the enjoyment of ;be lysport. -
fox was Fpt.edily found, and after abbutlalf an heur's tun, fas:k
shelter under the earl orge-of tlreQueen, where he was spFetil.y
killed, and the -.blush presented to her Majesty by Charle.,
Craven,..Esq. which she qaost graciwnly accepted. - SO!1:Q
of the brilliancy of the fie:(l may lie fonned, when we state that
200 horsemen were numbered in the field. The King, accth,,—
paniedby Lady Mary Fox, took a carriage airing to
park, -and afterwards called on. the Duchess. of Gloucester.
The _Duke of Suisex left this-Morning for Kensington palate.

•
_THE LEATHER • TaAnr..-L- The trade had; been extremelv fiat
and depressed for the..last. twelve months, and-pi ices have been
so low as in many cases not to leave the tanner a profit. .It
now, however, appears that the prices bare pased their lowest
ebb, and that the tannelsheve-again the prospect of fealizing•
a fair return for their capital. --The stock of. leather at pre-
sent on-hand is very limited, as compared with that of last year
at this season. A good -deal of leather has been .so!d of nite,
and some articles are becoming scarce and looking up in prices.
Stout foreign backs are .now scarce, and have avanced consi-
derably in price, good calf skins, Spanish and •Cleiman ho,rse
hides are also scarce, -and-have advanced. in prices. Crops Ate
getting iu short supply also, and looking upwards in .prize.
Shave d hides are now the dullest article in the market, bat
when other articles have 'improved in prices, they may naturally
be expected to follow soon.—Scotsman,

•A WIFE ACCIDENTALLY KILLED BY HER HUSBAND.—On
Wednesday afternoon, George Kibbey, a blacksmith, liying_at•
No. 18, Chalton4tree, New-road,- was, at work, in a shop ad-
,joining his premises, when his wife -entered to cal him to tea,
and wes in the act of speaking to him, at the iuotont he was
striking a heavy blow with a sledge-hammer. The head of the
hammer, weighing betweeu eight and nine pounds, flew off, and
struck her full on the forehead, with tremendous force. She
was instantly felled to the earth, .as. if struck dead! It has
since been ascertained that her skull is most dangerougy and
extensively fractured, and but very-slight hopes are entertained
of her recovery. The parties have only been married about
hive mon=k;, and the husband is in a most distracted state of
mind at ni,z:an7ho!y occurrence.—Attar.

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