The Liverpool Standard and General Commercial Advertiser.
Liverpool, Merseyside, England, 1833-02-26 00:00:00

TURKEY AND EGYPT.

FOREIGN INTELLt
4"V

CE 7d.

We have received the following from a city correspondent :'--
"We understand from good authority that a .fierious remon-
strance has been forwarded to the Dutch government by Aus-
tria; Prussia, and Russia jointly, for his Dutch Majestyto.com-
ply with the demand, of England and France with respect to►
the Belgian question. This is most likely in cousequence of
a meeting that took place some days ago at. Ashburnbain
House, between the Ambassadors of those powers."—Lont
Standard of Thursday.

The Sertiitelle of Bayonne has the following, of the Bth
from Madrid :—" Every day the list of persons who take .up
arms to Support the government is-increased by individnaliof
influence. their number now amounts to about. 8000. At the
same time the disarming of the Royalist Volunteers continues.,
and will soon be terminated. Sir Stratford Canning sends off
almost every day a courier for Portugal, and it is said that he
-himself wilt soon proceed to Lisbon.. Une.of his couriers-Was-
lately attacked and robbed, .at about thirty leagues from Ma-
drid. Lieutenanf-Gcneral Monet has-been appointed cattdin-
general of the Balearic islands., :-Gieneral.Freyre has beehkie-
linitively prOmOted to the chief command of New.Castile.
is a man of an energetic mind, and has displayed nnteh Went
and Valour on various occasions."

MECCA, DEC. 21.—Here, in the holy city, preparations 'are
making for the solemn expiation of the anathema pronottriCed
by
.the Sultan, and the Mufti against Mehemet- Aii and the
Princes of his family. This ceremony is fixed for the begiiiii'ing
of spring, and is considered in all Arabia as the commencernvnt
of the Arabian nationality and independence. The Scheriff 'of
Mecca expects from Constantinople the finnan of the SUltaii
relative to the restoration of Mehemet Ali to all his dignAies
and honours. The Hatti Scheriff to this effect is to be rearin
the Kaaba and the galleries, and 2-10 pillars of that temple
to be splendidly adorned on the occasion. It is also expected
that Mehemet Ali will shortly receive homage as King of Egypt
in Cairo, and of • Syria in Damascus. Such an event is looked.
for with the more impatience by ail the faithful, as it will put an
end to the ravages of war, and restore tranquillity both--to Egypt
and the Ottoman empire. The priests in particular seem to
wish for it, as they may then expect more numerous caravans of.
pilgrims in the spring, and richer presents from the new
dynasty.

tonbon (slaette.

FRIDAY, FEBRUARY 22nd, 1833.
PARTNERSHIPS DISSOLVED.

Joseph Parrot' Holmes and Michael Williamson, of Liverpool, -Mi.*,
and anchor smiths.—David Gameson and Joseph Williams, of Threwl-
needle-street, gun-makers.—Nehemiah Upcott and Thomas Brice,
Cullompton, Devonshire, farmers.—Samuel Michael and Henry Mi-
chael, of Glasgow.—Samuel Mitchell and Samuel Ilouk, of Norwich,
wholesale lined-drapers and warehousemen.—Daniel Scott and Joseplx.;-,
Priestley, of • Halifax, Yorkshire, common-brewers.—Matthew lloq-
son and John Stockdale, of Wakefield, Yorkshire, grocers and tea-
dealers.---iolin Boulton and James- Robinson, of Hanley and Lane
End, Staffordshire Potteries, mercers and drapers.—Thomas King.
Richard Jenkins Poole King, and William. Thomas Poole King, of
Bristol, merchants ; as far as regards Thomas King.—Peter Dungan,
Andrew Bartholomew, deceased, and Samuel Evershed, of Arundel,
Sussex, timber-merchants and skip-owners.—Abraham Twee dale and
George Hardimm, both of Rochdale, Lancashire, wine and spirit
merchants.—Charles Gardiner and John Gardiner, of Philpot-lane,
wine and spirit merchants.--Thomas I kin, Benjamin Ward, George
Hirst, and Thomas G. Ward, of Leeds ; so far as regards Thomas
lkin.—Edivard Rowland and Thomas Bromiley, of Manchester, tim-
ber merchants.—William Granger, •of Westbury upon Trim, Glou-
cestershire, and E4ther Starkey, of Bedminster, Somersetshire,
bakers and corn-dealers.—James Leigh, George Leigh, and jUllia
Leigh, of Brinckswav, Cheshire, silk rinters • so far as regards
James Leigh.—John teholfield, Joseph Scholtield, Tom Scholueld,
Benjamin Jackson, and Edmund Wilde, of Saddleworth, Yorkshire,
cotton-spinners.—Robert Barron, Charles Barron, Edward Harvey,
and Thomas Wrangham, of Giltspur-street; chemiSts ; so far
re-
gards Thomas Wrangham.

_„
. BANKRUPTCIES ANNULLED. . •
John Wright, late of Liverpool, silk-mercer and linen-draper, fait:
now. of Liverpool, victualler.
Myer Myers, of Birmingham; factor and pawnbroker.
BANKRUPTS.

William Arthur Clark, of Bishopsgate-street, wine and spirit me"-
chant.

John Evans, Quay-street, Haverfordwest, baker and flour-mer-
chant.

Thomas James; otherwise Thomas James Rolland, late of the Uppei
Bristol-road, Waleot, Somersetshire, now of Keynsham, SOmersetr
shire, letter of horses and _ _

Geiirge May, of Evesbatil," Woreeslershire, bookseller.

NeWbold, of Biriningliam, leather-seller.
Edward Piercy, of Titchbourne-street, carver and gilder.
George Rich, of Curzon-street, May Fair, tailor.
Thomas Rutland, of Nottingham, bobbin and carriage-maker asa
coach-maker. •

John Mulley Simpson, of- Prating, Essex, cattle-jobber.
Samuel Sanders, of Totness, Devonshire, coach-builder. - • -
John Edwards Wingfield, of l'onty Pool, Monmouthshire, tavern_
keeper,

John Hodgkinson,late, of Liverpool, rope-manufacturer, March
—Donald Grant, late of Torquay, DevonNhire, afterwards of. Ken-
sington, builder, March 13.,-Thomas Stracy, Andrew Crew Greville,
and Joseph Fabian, of Princes-street, .London, silica:nen, March la.—
John Taylor, of Greave, Yorkshirerclothier, March Jl.--John Knight
and Benjamin Knight, of Great Horton, near Bradford, Yorkshire,.
cotton-spinners,- M arch 16.—James Harrison, of Manchester, cotton-
spinner, March Is.—Thomas Emery, of Newport, Monmouthshire.
corn-merchant, March 15.—William Miller, of Walcot, near Bath,
Somersetshire, grocer, March 19.—William Sedgwick, of Manches-
ter, linen-merchant, April 3.—Thomas Kirby, of King's Lynn, -Nor-
folk, grocer, April ,15.
CERTIFICATES to be granted, unless cause be shown to the con-
trary on or before the 15th day of March.
• Robert Wilso,n Ronald, of Liverpool, merchant and factor. —John,
Barker, late of Mattersey-hill, Mattersey, Nottinghamshire, but
then of Holly Hill-house, Titchfield, Southampton, miller, malt-
stet.; and farmer.—William Hare, of Marchmont-street, Brunswick-
stptare, draper.—Thomas' Spring, of the Macclesfield Arms public-
house, Citj -road, victualler.—John V ize, of Crawford-street, Bry -
nnstone-square, stationer and bookseller.—Theodore Augustus Dul-
'eken, late of FinSh.nry Circus,
.and now of Edward-street, Portman-
square, merchant.—Charles Bray, of Theohald's-road, coach-maker..
—Robert Sands, the eldert of Brewer-street. St. Pancras, engraver
and bookseller.-1111win Shute,sof Briitol, wine and spirit merchant.
—Charles Shearn, of Lynetintland Widcombe, Somersetihire,,f3ON.
and English barilla-manufacturer.—Thomas Barnet Loader, forinsrly
of Grosvenor-street West. and then of Hart-street, Bloomsbury, map
publisher and seller..—GeoTnat Macfarren, late of Howlalid-street,'
but now of Loudon-street, St. Vancras. bookseller.--Charlea Bull, vr
the .Alhion Tavern, Bath, tavern-keeper, licensed victualler and
wine and spirit merchant.—J,ohn Blackett Stanley, Late of King-
street, Tower-hill, ship chandler.

EXTRAORDINARY AFFAlR.—Yesterday an inquest was held a
the Lord Nelson, Nelson-street, City-road, on the body of Ni-
cholas Byers' K,
aged 35. Great excitement prevailed in U
neighbourhood in consequence of the following circumstances:
—A few days ago Mr. Woutner, the governor of Newgate, re-
ceived ..
an anonymous letter, stating that the gang with which
Coney (who was-charged.'with theburglary in Bartlett's build-
ings, Holborn) was connected intended to set Up an alibi, anct
if that failed, he was to eseape by changing clothes with a. man.
who would come to see him. The deceased, it was saki... mu:
suspected by the gang to 'have ' written this letter, a7cl as the
deceased was known to be a badcharacter, and died' suddenly
it Was rumoured that he had been poiSoned by them. A womait
named Pearce, residing in Parrot-court, St. Luke's, said the
deceased, who was iu very had circumstances, and had often
told her he was a broken down tallovi-chandler, lodged with
her. On Friday morning he returned hOine very ill, anci--Na.
1
he had been taken so at a friend of Coney's, a...7A 40,4•.1#0, N,
he slept. He had all the symptoms of cholera„ and 404.4ir-s))t •
evening he died. He was -not addicted to drinkth..:l*Yerul-, 21.4.
witnesses, deposed to the general rumour that die'' ~4traOrlead---:. '";..•
been poisoned by Coney's. friend. ' Mr. Noble 411 ~ ' r...Bititike... '.
two surgeons, ofihe city-road, said the deceased tra4 4ivii ft.op, in-- --'.
tlatumation of the stomoctq but whether tbr_
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arose from ardent spirits, o'r any thing.of a pe;senruiri nature, , ,
they could nut say. "Coney's friend' as he-wasr,riAieFitlirono, - • -s,,-
out, .was •not-known by any one, ana the jury reetrrutti a v?.rt.ig.k....•. it,..,
of Natural death.—Globe of Saturday.
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4 GRAND MUSICAL PERFORMANCEFOREIGN INTELLIG:
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tho . ' OF THE Petition having been presented to the House of Com- ,
, LivEse ,„
risi . .untleess SS•rstdOL FESTIVAL CHORAL SOCIETY, .21 It- mons, praying for the isfranchisement of the Burgesses
BANKING PROFITS.—The annual meeting of the proprietors HOLLAND.
e Patronage of the Worshipful the Mayor, and Bailiffs, of Liverpool,' iu which imputations of the most false, calum-We have received the following from a city c
of The Birmingham Banking Company was held at the Royal
,Liti nx f,,,, and the Festival Cominittee, nious, and degrading nature have been cast upon the character
Hotel, on Wednesday last. The Directors presented their "We understand from good authority that a
srf kJ es nIDA.Y Evening, the 29th March next, will be per- of the town, atrance has been forwarded to the Dutch gov,
',frilled, at the Theatre-Roval, Liverpool, A COUNTER PETITION has been" prepared, which the report, by which it appeared that. the net profits of the past
tria; Prussia, and Russia jointly, for his Dutch
.41: 'NEUKOMAIN'S GRIND ORATORIO OF inhabitants are earnestly requested to sign, in order to prevent year exceeded 15 per cent. A dividend of 10'per cent. was
• ply with the demand, of England and Franc
.;)c MOUNT SINAI, the attaching of such a disgraceful stigma to the borough. then declared, and the residue was added to the company's
the Belgian question. This is Most likely ii
(For the first time in Liverpool.) It lies for signature at- the following places, and will be guarantee fund.—Airmingham Gazette.
a meeting that took place some days ago
ire:- forwarded to London this Evening:— leiso Bisnoes lei PaßetemeNr.—The four Irish represent- House, between the Ambassadors of those pc
Also,
ea 11) a BEET H OVEN'S CELEBRATED Exchange News Room ;—Athenmum News Room; —Kaye's, • ative (,relates for the present session of Parliament aree the Standard of Thursday.
rd
the Organ
and GRAND MASS in C. Gore's, Cruikshauk's, Castleestreets—S. Franceys, Standard- Archbishop uf Dublin (Dr. Whately,) the Bishop of Ossury
e 5h....., formerly in the Music Hall, will be erected on office, High-street, Exchange ;—Vauxhall Foundry, Vauxhall- (Dr. Po w ler,) Bishop of Killala (Dr. Verschoyle,) and • the
SPAIN.
road ;—St. George Steam Packet flee ;—Mr. John Beard, ' Bhep of Clenfert (Dr. Butson.) -
a, slevisieese expressly for the oceasion,saud the Orchestra will Seel-street ;—Mr. Robert Russ 1 Queen's Dock ;—Mr. R. -'The East India Company are treated nearly as cavalierly as The Sentiiielle of Bayonne has the followins
.k Upwards of ONE HUNDEFEYPERPORMERS. froth' Madrid:—" Every day the list of perms
1.011
Leader asMr. Aldridge. Ledson, Lydia Ann-street;—M J. Mottershead, Salthouse the proprietors of the West Indies. A few nights ago (Vs ed- .•• • •
arms to support the government is- increased
he Conductor. * Mr. G. Hoiden, Dock;—Mr. T. Royden Queen's Dock ;—Miss Maxwell, nesdav last, we believe) Mr. Alexander Baring asked certain
, influence. their number now amounts to abm
11): The rt (who will preside at the organ.) Statthope.street;—Messrs.'Foster and Stewart, Lawton-street; questions relative to' the renewal .of the East India Charter. same time the disarming of the Royalist Vohs
) 'eh -ox-office will will be opened on Wednesday, the 27th, —Messrs. S. and J. Holme, Seel-street;—Mr. Holden, Rich- According to Parliamentary courtesy, we doubt not, he pre-
I) 's tickets"mrow.-row. viously acquainted. the President of the Board of Control with and will soon be terminated. Sir Stratford (
,3 ee , and places may be taken of Mr. Parker, daily, frontalmost every day a courier for Portugal, and
s B°rhree . his intention to ask these questions. The answer of Mr. Grant himself wilt soon proceed to Lislesu. . One of
ce' ioleg 4s.—.Upper Boxes 3s. 6d.—Pit 2s. 6d.—Gallery Is. . 14th Feb. 1833. was, that he was not in a condition to give any information on lately attacked and robbed, at about thirty 1
co° tie °l's to be opened at Seven, and the Performance to corn-
,,e; 'dice at Eighto'clock precisely. PARISH-OF LIVERPOOL. the subject, inasmuch as the Government were in correspond- dfid. Lieutenauf-General Monet has-been re
N°Tick: IS HEREBY GIVEN, that a SPECIAL ence with the Directors. All this is well enough ; but will it general of the Balearic islands., stieneral.Fr
VESTRY will be held in St icholas's Church, on be believed, that when Mr. Baring intimated his intention to
Litively promoted to the chief command of
THURSDAY, the 28th day of Februar nstant, at One o'clock ask the questions, the Government had not then commenced the is a man of an energetic mind, and has displt
. LIVERPOOL DISPENSARIES. in the Afternoon, for the appointment of a Physician to the correspondence which Mr. Grant made the giound-work of his
and valour on various occasions."
. A:r a SPECIAL GENERAL MEETING of the GOVER- Workhouse and Fever Hospital, in the place of Dr. Baird, evasion ? But such is the fact. On the very day of Mr. 13ar-
.14-epli(l-118 and SUBSCRIBERS to the LIVERPOOL who has resigned. M. D. LOWNDES, Vestry-clerk. ing's queries, a letter was written to the Board of Directors, re-
TURKEY AND EGYPT.
reed, ENSARIES, held in the North Dispensary, Vauxhall-
MECCA., DEC. 21.—Here, in the holy city,
seiai_ell. the 15th February, 18a3, "for the purpose of deter- Al a hIEETING of the Gentlemen who composed the ingeniously made the excuse for granting no information what-
making for the solemn expiation of the aired
lureb"gs the propriety or impropriety of introducing a limited COMMITTEE of the Friends of LORD SANDON, at ever. This is an exquisite way of cendircting public business !
416 i -I* °I. Beds for • • • the late Election, held at the Office of Messrs. CARSON and Guardian and Public Ledger. by
.the Sultan and the Mufti against Mehe
s urgent cases, into that Building," agree-
i.....__, the Ist
the I; of the General Annual Meeting, heid on CooKE, Castle-street, the 25th day of Februar , 1833, We are gratified to learn that the friends of Mr. George Princes of his family. This ceremody is fixed
of springe and is considered in all Arabia as th
JAMES HEYWORTH, Esq., in e Chair. e .
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:hue
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ye r nstant, and in conformity tt ' Advertisements in the Lyall, one of the candidates for the vacant representation of of the Arabian nti arty anti independence.
On the motion of Mr. H. Wilson, sec ed by Mr. Robt. the city speak, with great confidence of his success. 'We have
PRESENT *Mecca expects fraommiCotiistaantinople the lira
Th-e JANIES ASPINALL, A. President, in the Chair. Fairclough, no wish'to underrate the pretensions of Mr Alderman Vora- relative to the restoration of Mehemet Ali te
e ,s, evertisement calling the Meeting having been read bv It was Resolved—That the individuals ow present, conscious, bles, but still, considering the change which" public affairs and and honours. The Hatti 'eheriff to this effe
it was moved by the Rev. C. W. LAWRENCE, and
tothe s , , that the late Election of Lord Sandon, as one of the Representa- the state of parties have recently undergone, and the imperious the Kaaba and the galleries, and 2-10 pillars r
Doi That LI Mr. HARMOOD BANNER,
b me
eam us the vacant Rooms in the North. Dispensary fives of this Borough, was effected by honourable and consti-
tnutttaionnaaeldmeans, cannot but consider the aba.ndonment of
‘.the at least
duty which now devolves upon the electors of London to return
one member conversant- with commercial policy, and to be splendidly adorned on the occasion. I
nel , Med Petition against his Return, as a satisfactory -prow of the details of trade—considering these matters, we say, we can- that Mehemet Ali will shortly receive homage
e lona . up-Committee of the North Dispensary onin Cairo, and of Syria in Damascus. Such a
b • That png conditions:— the. falsehood of the -charges, which have been brought against not believe that. Mr. Venahles has the slightest chance. It for with the more impatience by ail the faithfu
s eedee ,TeY be allowed to bring in a limited number, not ex- his Supporters. certainly. is not much to the credit of the metropolis, the great- end to the ravages of war, and restore tranquil
es ,ao be6raL7el],r e., of Beds for Patients, provided an extra Fund Ou the motion of Mr. Geo. Grant, seconded by Mr. James est shipping port in the world, that it does not return even one
Irving, representative competent to instruct the House of Commons and the Ottoman empire. The priests in
wish for it, as they may then expect more nun,
MoD ,
.47qr. j. Ase.u.setior defraying and maintaining the same.
on that important subject. Bristol, Liverpool, Hull, Glasgow,
y it. , 4181 8 C COM
et bIC NR afterwards moved, as an amendment, which It was Resolved—That in order to disprove the allegations
the ports of Newcastle-upon-Tyne, Dover, -and many other pilgrims in the spring, and richer pre 'en
that North Di
s- Mr. JAMES MULLENEUX, thel- respecting the late Election, contained in the Petition toe the
e : . , seaports are fairly represented in this respect; but London has
is,e . ntiseadrY. be continued solely as a Dispensary, as originally in- disfranchisement of the Liverpool Bureesses a Petition
from the Gentlemen, who composed the late Committee of
1 m Chl not the shadow of a commercial or shipping representative.
these emsrounds alone, even if we had no other incentive, and `di-nasty. - b
being Put to the vote, there appeared— Lord Saudon, be presented to the House of Commons, praying. On lionbon Gagne.
Ve ' 1, ; ;„01 motion 2.6 -that they, or some of them, may be examined at the Bar ot without, the least disparaging the talents or claims of Mr. Al-
or the origin-- ---"n
mainz.e,liii.'gorßtehdes amendment •e.m dermas Venables; we are beund to give our support and in-
oVes . the House, in case it should be considered proper to institute
FRIDAY, FEBRUARY 22nd,
an inquiry into the proceedings of the late Election, and that
s Wrest to Mr. Lyall.—Guardian and Public Ledger.
'l-`ll in favour of the motion for intro- the Petition now read be adopted. ATTEMPTED ASSASSINATION.—About four o'clock on Mon- PARTNERSHIPS DISSOLVE:
Joseph Parrot. Holmes and Michael Williamson,
S in
. day afternoon, as Mr. Mellish, the provision-broker, of Shad- and anchor smiths.—David Gameson and Joseph V
Cullom
gun-makers —Nehemiah Uneott an,
The chat 6 tined) JAMES ASPINALL, Chairman. James Ackers, well„was passing through Spread-Eagle-eourt„ Finch-lane, in
o ' liesuly d nnall having vacated the Chair, It was Resolved,—That this Meeting considers it the duty of
the city of London, he was tired at by a Captain Foudger, of Cunompton, 'Devonshire, 'fern- iers.—Samtiel Midi
; lye R e '--That the thanksof this Meeting be >resented to
,lai ths ev, a A
.Alford-place, Spa-road, Bermondsey. Mr. Mellish is not be- cheer, of Glasgow.—Samuel Mitchell and Samuel
' Chair, sPINALL, for his able and impartial conduct in the present occasion, to maintain the rights and privilemses of
lieved to be-dangerously wounded, the ball having only grazed wholesale linea-drapersand warehousemen.—Dan
the ancient burgesses of Liverpool, who, by the unbiasseu'exer-.
his •Is but the effusion of blood was very considerable lie Priestley, of • Halite:is Yorkshire, common-brewer
son and John Stockdale, of Wakefield, Yorkshir
ne''.
to ' .7...-.--...--------------- cise of their votes at the three last elections, have proved them-
was carried to the house of Dr. Miles, near to the spot, and the dealers.---.lolin
,Boulton and James Robinson, 01
selves in every respect deserving of the Elective Franchise,
Captain, who made no effort to escape, was carried off in cus- End, Staffordshire Potteries, mercers and drape
,betr, LIVERPOOL DISPENSARIES. ' and atoned for those errors into which their present opponents,
, tr• following Requisition, signed by upwards of Fourteen
d r'.o, ~hiGeelersors, having been presented to me, nanselY, for the advancement of their own purposes, at, former erections totlY tq the Pdultry Cpmpter- The only reason assigned for his Richard Jenkins Poole King, and Wiliani. Th,,,,.,
shooting at Mr. Mellish was some dispute relative to the ad- Bristol, merchants ;as far as regards Thomas Kir
betrayed them. AndrewQ Bartholomew, deceased, and Samuel Evc
Justment of accounts between them, which was referred to
causstx, timber-merchant: rued ship-owners.-Abe
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~'Y th, lueLt:euence of many Gentlemen busing been obliged, On the motion of Mr. G. H. Lawrence, seconded by Mr.
arbitration, and decided in favour of the Captain, but Mr.
re, pi. e.tiala troth of the debate, to leave the :Meeting Udine the Thos. Tobin yeorge Hardman, both of Rochdale, Lancashir
MehiSh had subsequently refueed, though repeatedly applied to, merehants.—Charies Gardiner and John Gardini
itat'llteuts a.`," Pot, proposing that Beds .Should be provided and It a. Re'solved,—That the Resolutions now passed be kr-
to furnish a testimonial to the Captain's character. The pistol- wine and spirit merchants.—Thomas Ikin, Benj:
,OQ * ehe smutted into the North DiaPeilsarY, wem whose names serted in the following Liverpool Papers, viz. the
,Stand.ard
' ball by which Mr. Mellish was struck passed through the shop- Hirst, and Thomas G. Ward, of Leeds ;so far
• 011 sari: eillito BUbscribed, call upon Ole President of the Dis- Courier, Gore's, and Saturday Advertiser.
a , lit les a window of Mr. Terry, the tailor, who lives in Spread-Eagle- tkin.—EdWard Rowland and Thomas Bromiley, c
.„..: eiai, ~, greeahle to the 6th Ruff to convene a General (Signed) JAMES HEYWORTH, Chairsnan. her merchants.—William Granger, of Westbury
ceurt, and wounded one of his men, then sitting at work, in
ablert!leiedi%°' the Governors and Subser'ibers, for the purpose of On the motion of Mr. G. Grant, seconded by Mr. G. 11.
the hand, but hot severely. resiershire, and Esther Starkey, of Bedmins
brfii"(l at tt, the Resolution passed at the late Special Meeting, Lawrence, • . bakers and corn-dealers.—James Leierh George
4 Llell Sit North Dispensary, on the 15th instann• and that It was Resolved—That the thanks of this,,Meeting be voted to PORTSMOUTH, SATURDAY, FEB. 16.—Letters from Jamaica Leigh, of Brinclkasteav, Cheshire, silk 'printeia
James Leigh.—John gcholtield, Joseh Scholtiel
to eti . the Chairman for his able conduct in the this,
nair. of the Bth January, state that Commodore Farquhar, K. C. 11.,
In ! nVetii„,, ng he held in some central situation, 'for the greater Benjamin Jackson, and Edmund Wilde, of Sada
Line,,4'" of the Governors and Subscribers at large.'
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GENERAL' MEETIN
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311151tran re Aof CO.
. ..... had hoisted a first-class pendant, and had promoted Com-
mander Burnett to be Captain of his ship, the Blanche, and cotton-spinners.—Robert Barron, Charles Barri):
and Thomas Wrangham, of Giltspur-street; cheer
Lieutenant Stroud to be commander of her. The island was gar& Thomas Wrangham.
in conSiderable commotion, in consequence of the dissolution
John Wright, .BANKRUPTCIES
Liverpool,
sill:-mercer
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Aso?, S,YRIB'ERS of the DISPENSARIES
tRheIES, to' be held in ' BRITISH 'FIRE .OFtICE, . of the House of Assembly by the Governor, and the merchants
now
li3lr
A 3.c‘r Liverpool,or By iiertmu ainl lger .
ham'
and planters were 'manifesting their feelings against Lord Mul-
factor and pawnl
g Ai, TAS 13UILDINGS, in HARRINGTON-STREET, 011 TUESDAY,
'429, STRAND, and 21, CORNHLLL, LONDON, grave, by entering into combination to return the same mein-
id ' ederetra4Y) the 26th instant, at One o'clock, to take into con-
Established
du 1799bBANKRUPTS.
. • • , bets to the New House. The Medttay, tank-vessel, which left
chNNan'itl.liam Arthur Clark, of Bishopsgate-street, N
4'o, Et the propriety or otherwise, of rescinding the Reso-
fit ie Passed 0 th 1- ' . 11 • Beds f 'Pat' tto
trotle fl e oth instant, a owing or • len s ~,-11 - new a es, as agr e
ago y eth London Offices, . P
'..5e...._._._'''"55ee,.„55,„„_„._.....,.............11N.1L±,2:r.t.1= be had of the undersigned Agent t the above Old •
t
•1 b e
ortsniouth in charge of the, Dispatch sloop
.of war, iad e.n chant.
L• 't Campbell,who had reu . charge of her, ' -had been tried b• a
Thomas James; otherwise ThomaS JameS Rolla'
iv, eed into the North Dispensary. for Insurances on all Mer e risks in Liver 1 'oo
Establishedma lost on the Plum Point, Palisades going into Port Royal; John Evans, Quay-street, Haverfordwest, bal
• ( . court martial, and severely reprimanded for her loss. he .
tie' _
. Company.
Parties taking out specific Policies on Property in Ware-
'Winchester 52, Captain Wellesley, the Gannet, 18 Coin- •
' Bertram'Bristol-road, Walcot, Somersetshire, now of lie
the shire, letter of horses and gigs. ,
it ' ,7__C bp. Pribate Contract, houses, to be named in the Policy, will be charged Is per cent. Tender Sweny ; the Tweed, 18, Commander ?
S rarrowhawk, 18 Commander Maitland; the Blanche, 42, GeorgeiiiimnlllNlay, of Evesham, Vorceslershire, boy
ewbold, oi Birmingham, leather-set
seO,tlit foss--
at
i.
4x,
Ta ,usto Premium less than is required for a floating poncypply to ,1
.. . ..,,. , , . , . . _
B. H. DOWNING, 11, Excnangesstreet East, Captain t arquhar ;the Anadne, - 28, Captain 1 hillips ; and. Edward Pierey, f T't hl -t t • o 1 c iourne-s ree , earvt.r
,ciffritl4,- 11.043Uslips'ing. valuable Premises, namely, Two WARE- the Minx ' ' 28 C. schooner, were at. Jamaica ; the North Star, ,Ca George Rich, of Curzon-street, May Fair, tail(
February 25, 18,33. Thomas Rutland, of Nottingham, bobbin and
ii, New , , situated at the butt of Park-lane, close to • • fain Lord W. Paget, and Columbine, 18, Commander Lowe, coach-maker.
In-house and now upied 1)3 Messrs. Moly- , . ; - , were at Barbados ? the Dispatch, 16, Commander Daniell, John Muiley Simpson, of-Prating, Essex, can'
hek Lot tYPt, and Co. ;lid others, • To the MERCHANTS, and BROKERS, and OWNERS
, sailed on the3Oth'ult. to the Havana ; the Fly, 18, Commander, Samuel. anders, of Totness, Devonshire, coati
10 11°.1:1-Stre "USEB adjoining e h other in Marble-street, of WAREHOUSES in the TOWN LIVERPOOL,
THE M'Quhae, also left Jamaica for La Guayra ; the Pallas,' 42, John Edwards Wingfield, of l'onty Pool, Moni
, , A/44 t, and Charles-street, fronts. • Captain Walpole, had gone to Barbados. The Victor, 18, Coin- keeper.
DIVIDENDS
John Hodgl-4 scliantrelaotef of Liverpool, rope-man.
dr!eeAtell ea°ellBl °tall HOUSES in Heury-street and Suffolk-street. IVIANCLIESTEII. FIRE ASS ANCE OFFICE mender Russell, was at the Havana; the Arachne, 18, Com-
ill ,k-e late,-.113t rain.ily HOUSE in )uke-street, the residence Will grant Policies on Warehouses, Merchandise deltoslted ' mender Agar, was cruising off Demerare ; the Thais packet
—Donald Gr.-snit'', 1 y, Devonshire,
de , , eply to ~ • Aspinall, Esq. therein, on. the- same terms as afire upon by all the Loudon had arrived at Jamaica, from Falmouth and Jacmel. It is re- sington, builder, March rl3..—Thomas &mese An
ill.. N",t...... Ito:RAM) ADDISON, 10, Old Church-yard. and other Offices, the Rates havin - been increased ill conse- ported that Earl -Mulgrave is
.recelled from the Governorship and Joseph Fabian, of Princes-street,
.London, s
quence of the heavy loss sustained by the late serious fire in of Jamaica, and that he will be succeeded by Major-General John Taylor, of,Greavh, Yorkshire clothier, Mar,
tel!and Benjamin Knight, of Great Horton, near B
' - • Lancelot's-hey and New Quay.—For particulars apply to Sir John Keene.—Hants Teleyraph.
of
scio)itotoune-rs,pivinianreers,-March 16.—James Harrison, of
Sollitt.Zro br *cab or Vat. RicHARD DAWSON, Agent,
MARCH 00.INTELLECT.-4t is' notorious that in the moors h 15.—Thomas 'Emery, of Newpoi
145 0 k
"II ,4t it;BOOLD, or LET, an excel 'IA FAMILY HOUSE,
..e.,..„,„.,A, • Ihaving enjoyed the marriage state for several Years only know
nivtic AS URANCE OrncE, their husbands and liege leirds _by the "nom
' de guerre" custom
cases .it has actually transpired that the men do not even know Some.rsetshire, •grocer, March 19 —William Sed,a
ti.g,, likn,ren-emr, erhialiitl,sApril 3.—Thomas Kirby, of
13 , anli,._
,sPueu-s:reet, No. 31, nearl oppoSite Crabtree-lane, .r-'‘"s".ll----- LIFE .
hO, (;,* tla segs two Kitchens Pantries Laundry, Larder, Cellars, No. 34, BRIDGE-STREET, LACKF'RIARS, LONDON, has given them, and not by their real names; nay, in smile CEIiTIgCATIIS to be granted, unless cause be
tray on or before the 15th day of 5'
d ;!)1.4, St ad - story; large Di • g, Drawing, and Breakfast
6 Alec CI OR) Ye Bse on the round• or • five good Bed 1 tenses. their own names. We have' heard that the Cockey Moor post- '• Robert Wilsan Ronald, of Liverpool, merehad
man once carried a letter, addressed to himself, a whole fort- Barker,f latel ?fdjaititerse,lilliirialttereey, N
thc;rt,,;`,s% a 101,
il,kre.LolaisllNgsedcond. oil: and four
.attic?. Rooms,
The Right Hon. 'Nos. FR .'KLAND LEWIS, 111. P. Chairman.
night, consulting all the parsons, clerks, and schoolmasters ill thenster ando faernLr. 1 i'ilrilasni Hare,' ONtrahoarit
ds with several HENRYg FRED. STEVHENSON. Esq. M.P., Deputy Chairman.
'9ll' tl7eecOr art -
oa'stoonwd Mall u''-Trims o'
.9 w ere ti10,,2a -i..,,.. apout Inc value, here or in Cheshire. Stephen N. 'Barber; Esq. Jetta Knowles, Esq., F.R.S. hale aped to be directed as. he '-was registered. in the. church houst‘, Cits -road, victualler.—John Vize, of Cr
Of A arehoe "'and Welsh Slates and Bricks. Robert Biddulph, Esq. NI. P. John Mendh 1 am, sssq. , - Dooßs, nemely, "James 'Whitehead,' instead of "Purring Jim, enstone-square, stationer and bookseller.—Theo
liply ,_ s?ootns to be LET, bonded or free. Robert Davies, Esq. I Thomas Meux, Esq.long Ben fowd," and great was his 'ekes, late ofipntsbnaCiretesß,tiany,d nrosTrhcoolbEaltlam,s-s
iik c 0.,,..
.....---, Adam Gordon, Esq. i William Routh, E.
Resident Director, John Knowles, Esq., I%IL S. ishinenewhen the wise man of the village,who happened to square,
have heen present at his christening; informed him that "if he
were not nuslippent, parson namt him Jim Whitehead, as his —Robert Sands, the eldert of brewer-street. 8
and booksediler..—Enwin ahutesaof Bristol, wine
ear AUDITORS. —Charles haearn of LyneomlPand Witleombe,
main stood wi' him in or harms." Indeed, we much question and English barill'a-mreaufacturer.—Thoma.s 13am,
. r trgal Xotiro. M. W. Clifton, Esq. F.R.S. 1 Charles Morris, Esq.
OP eskt, u).
- Physician, John A. Paris, AI .D. F.R .S. No. '2,,, Dover-street. what name to have directed the painter to put on his sign publisher and seller.—George Macfarren, late
oe 4E 9, '' ELL SMYTH AND -CO.'S. DINIDEND. Saisaeost, Benj. Trvers Esq.. F.R.S.'.No. I'2, Brutus-street. et
ni- se reaito agreeable to the act of Parliament, it' he had not had his license' l'ut now of Loudon-street„ gt. Vaneras. booksell
swtriieleet.anidowseprilihtillm. esirciihpaieiht..—tehr.n Blaekett Sta
the Albion Tavern, Bath, tavern-keeper, lions
to consult. We almost fear that the march of intellect will
tirv,,Usien 0,. I's who'• have proved tleeinDebts• under a Corn- Solicitor,' Frlen.ry_Young,Esq. Essex-street, Strand.
e '1001„ As se.' Bankrupt, against CHAlleleES CALDWELI„ Actuary, J. J. Downes, Esq.
edriPt tOOO.l, never be able to reach these aboriginals. It is evident, from
; • "iv-e v.erool, in the county of, Lancaster; Bankers, Medical referrer (Ancieltonenrsoa, M.D. Gt.George'completed.At h 'E
'ff•
s-at. t e recent county electron, an ntwis ie !ee-
-11. -011-1 J• N * . " d., DANIEL GRE- '
r, of Li" , OH IFORBESesan
• P yill. a further Dividend on..thgir respectiVe Debts, by ruetfefreorooLfoisr- 1. 0. COOPER, Rumford-street. the fellowing circumstance, that the- Reform Bill cannot touch
T. S. Titiam., M.D., St. Anne-street. them; and the wonder is how the registry is managed to be E„ esie,,.....ll.lllllftweinas
TRAO DINARY AFFAlR.—Yesterday an.
the Lord Nelson, Nelson-street, Cit . - d •
lee, A to 14_
MHIS Society has for its basis, ECONOMY COMBINED . holuer, who had had his registry attended to by hialaudlord, y-roa , I
• etty,„lefia„ 1.• WILLIAM ,cllAiM9EYs4l'.uardian ' Assurance
I_ WITH SECURITY—the terms of Assurances for young was brought to the polling booth at Newton to tender his vote. cholas Byers, aged 35. Great excitement
IL"' wit: the I.lgesalley, Liyerpoolsin the following order, and neighbourhood in conseleence of the . •
follow'
middle aged lives; being much lower than those of any On being asked his name, he very readily replied, "Mad Bill."
11 andev °Lirs of T. n • el Tto ' .lockeach of the fol- 'and a—A. few days ago Mr. Wontuer th
....:114xe• "ms,,:s.-., •-e -all •'-(' L - of other Office Which 'gives a bonus to the Assured; and a full He was reminded that this-must be his nickname; he scratched • e hat
calved an anonymous letter', stating'
14' --, e editors ' -.•- , - • • • tof affairs is annually. made to the Share-holders his head, and studied a little, and said, "Ass. reckon yo want's t&at.th
dA,I) e, ors whose ames commence with he Letters statemen its Coney (who was-char &with t
I.et ' ''', P G • • and'Polieysholdereewho have a controul over the Society. name as is Mr' lease ?" On being replied to in the affirmative, ings, Holborn)e• urelai y
e , tl, /, Y sue, s. ,on luesclecy,next, Os S26th of Feb. instant,connected intended to s
'Three-fourths of the profits are now divided among those he scratched his head, Hodge like, and said, "-Howl a bit i _ was
, Neon.. Te' d ' 'if that failed, he was to escape by changing ; sri s„4•, 1., A, se usat .
scale, for the whole term of life after awst think on seals. Aw think, i' my heart, its Juon K—, whowould ' I
,"eeeedis - `,, A, 0, on-Thursday; thee2Bth instant; and Assured Son an equitable . _ , . come to see him. The deceasr
andbecause they semi Squoire of did um at &erten, a god deal o'
, I
ti' et, 11, s Pit? Iliursdny. Policies shall have been in force four, ears , eventually
suspected by the gang: to have written this
0 '''''ty s,i', 4, t-r, \%, Y, on Saturda ethe 211 'of March next, y the whole of the Profits will be s
divided. . , years sin wurt same name os me " The next query was,—
deceased was known to be a bad characters;
ee se' Where '1
• * n wssl." The
EndOwments for children are granted, and Assurances on m o you reside e" The answer was, t.
ti l't,R e-ung Saturday. it was rumoured that he had been poiSoned b
• Lives, , • •'Annuities, as well as clerk being nonplused ,gently inquired " How is it spelled?"
41,31--The a LEIGII and SANDERS,' Solicitors. 'Joint Survivorshipas Survivorship . , g y , ~. named Pearce, residing In Parrot-court, Si
an eof W-IPlAl9nts will be required:tow-educe the Bills, every species "of Life contingency, -at' rates . proporthenal to the .1 he voter rephe great skolled, but aw believes it deceased, who was iu very had eircumstam
lag themel Is, Letters of Achninistration,andesther vouchers ' t l atible begins e—n—t ent •.btf"t sl ' its more than aw con
nature of. the.risks, which are as low as possi .> e comp
manage; , ,• , uasor t ws, ,o' . „ told her he was a broken down talloW-clue
1 ... to receive the Dividend, with security to the Assured. 0 b 0 you man just put drawn that us gnus moind.
tit' thll Cr . Assurances are also effected, either by paying -small Pre- Q
LJNOrr WITHOUT TOBACCO.-31r. John Teetzen was fined £5O her. On I'' .
. ridsy morning he returned hone
he had been taken so at a friend of Coney's,
e1:4;... editors miuma at first, and increasing them -every five years, or by pa - •
who ha - ed I'D bt 1 .0
, ea
rustf /3, . ae prov . t meir
.e s,•tito er a om- . in., • , .
a a.ingh I remium at first subject to periodical abatements,
y in the excise court, in London, on 'Wednesday last, for termitic,- he slept. lie had all the sviriptoms of choler
1 t, ag -, dokruptedated ale Iltliday-of :January, .
1811- deultimately;the 'to cease altogether.. In fine, snuff which was only half tsibLeo, which he said he bought of evening he died. He was not addicted to I
an . ,
which, a Mr. Bradley, an extensive d • ' without
. calm, witho knowing any thing witnesse.sr deposed to the general rumour the
le .ki„ kay_l 1.10 MAS HINDE, litte of Liverpnot, Hier- ma •be best adapted of .
le'lgm pith
a further DivisTend of Feur Shillings • persons may be Assured in any way S the adulteration, because it was Cheap. It was stated that been poisoned by Coney's friend. ' Mr. Noble
e , ,tio it, the foreseer Dividend •'d ''d '
Dividends aired y par twenty
' to their circumstances or wishes. some snuff was sold not adulterated, but composed with a per- two surgeons, ofilie city-road, said the cleceisc
il% 1, ,1 /cattle patine, b . -kk ' . Medical referees are appointed in most
cities and large
, y apply' ,on -and ' after Moreoat feet independence of tobacco, quite innocent of that weed's flainmatien. of the steeled). ;• but whether
4 "1- Al4tcb, t townsiniel Agents in many; from whom information may he qualities', and unconscious or the most distant correspondence arose front trident spirits', oi. any thing. of a
illi SUL& .: °
CIaLETON, WRIGHT, and HUNTER, ' obtained-and .Prospectuses had. with it. We hope that our readers will be up to snuff for the they could nut say. "Coney's ftiend,:' as hew
s• Soliciters to the Assignees, By Order of the Board of Directors; in _ .
future, and be (pito-sure such purchases to hive the quidl .
out, WWI Hot kIIOWII by env olte, and. the jury
01 . 30, Brunswick-street. ' T. O..OOOPER, AgeUt. pro
moo,
of Natural death.—G‘obe of Sate:alai?.
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