The Liverpool Standard and General Commercial Advertiser.
Liverpool, Merseyside, England, 1832-11-27 00:00:00

Mantel.

•
WANTED, to Rent, a commodious FA. Y. HOUSE,
stir I not exceeding MO per annum, within three or
miles of the Liverpool Exchange • t e entered upon next
q!lith• The neighbourhood -Address; Derby, Wavertree, or
withittvail would be preferred. Box VV, 44, Post-office,
%.„....lescription, particulars of Rent, &c.

HOUSE Olt COTrAGE WANIE
ANTED, a moderate...sized HOU 'E ith Garden,
Stable, and Gig-house, distant n ore than three
p; the neighbourhood of avertree w dbe preferred.
to S. Tit ANCEYS, Liverpool Standard Office.

10111iSHIRE FIRE AND LIFE INSURANCE
ItCOMPANY.
tIE RATES of INSURANCE demanded this Office,
chf especially in the Life Department, a wer than those
tarhrlY
fr Officethe in th
Agent fori Liver dom. Particulars hick may be ob-
om,
LA'FHAM HAMMER, Jun.,
18, Exchange-buildings.

~iIOTHERS, INVALIDS, AND ALL SUFFERERS
14tOM COUGHS, COLDS AND SORE THROATS.
ANY severe Coughs commence that either prove fatal or
tk extremely troublesome, which may. be entirely r moved
the e first instance by the use of appropriate remedy , among
ipecacuanha holds the first rank ; Dr. P. s remarks
its action on the pulmonary organs is extr, ely ihterest-
-44, that in certain conditions of them ate .ed with a dry
kmcl Couoh it promotes expectoration, w i in affections a-
te '4ed withan invidinate secretion of cus, it as certainly
k,itsses it, and acts the part of an astr . gent. The Ipecacu-
-41, Produces these -varied effects, gradually excites the stop-
and promotes perspiration. By a nice manufacturing
tiotess, Messrs. WHITNEYS have combined it with a prepara-
ipt;L of Black Currants and Gum Arabic, which soothes the
14,-,ted air-tubes, at the same time forming a Lozenge of the
cat°.‘ grateful flavour. Thus presenting an innocent and effi-
lit'lls remedy under the most elegant form. .
11,2ePared only by Messrs WHITNEYS, Chemists to His
Pi:74l Highness the Duke of Sussex, Duchess of Kent, and
Wll,,ess Victoria, Shrewsbury. Sold Wholesale in Liverpool,
ki MAwnoon • and Retail by all Druggists in the
Zgdoin in Box es:ls. 1;•;._d. and 2s. 9d. each.
\..21( for Whitneys Black Currant Lozenges.

tontion Orattte.
.Friday, Nov. 23. 1832.

INSOLVENT.
.23—JosErn STAMPER, of Chertsey, Surrey, carpenter.

It BANKRUPTS.
4iOgs EMLEY, of Liverpool, merchant and broker, Dec. 12, and
Aio4, at one at the Clarendon Rooms, Liverpool. Solicitors, Mr.
41son, Liverpool and Messrs. Adlington, & Co. Bedford-row,
thk:WARD GRAY, and JOHN RUSSELL GRAY, of Liverpool, corn-mer-
N,its, Dee. 10, and Jan. 4, at two, at the Clarendon Rooms Liver-
Itr,` Solicitors Mr Bardswell, Liverpool ; and Messrs. Blackstock
..res , •
it gee, Serjeant's-inn, Fleet-street.
ktiol',B4,a'r Ginnie'', of Liverpool, coach-proprietor, Dec. 7, at one,
~ty,;411. 4, at tivelve, at the Clarendon Rooms, Liverpool. Solicitors,
Nits. Watson & Byrom, Liverpool ; and Messrs. Adlington & Co.
°N
-row.
MAYNARD KNIGHT and JOSEPH BARBER KNIGHT, Of
4,,nersmith, board and lodging-housekeepers, to surrender Dec. 7,
Ad.", 'and Jan. 4, at twelve, at Basinghall-street. Solicitor, Bin',
qie -street, Adelphi ; official assignee, Mr. Clark, St. Swithin's-
N. At,„,4l3sTus HERMAN. AYCRBOWN, of Wendover, Buckinghamshire,
'Cr:4l and apothecary, Nov. 30, at two, and Jan. 4, at one, at Basing-
i'treet. Soiicitors, Messrs. Gole, Lothbury.
ILLIAM MABLEY, of New Bridge-street, Vauxhall, pawnbroker
i'q'i!vcrsinith, Dec. 4, at twelve, and Jan. 4, at eleven, at Basing-
t444mhte.t. Official assignee. Mi. Abbott, King's Arms-yard, Cole-
.) -street ; solicitor, Mr. Harris, Stone-buildings, Lincoln's Inn.
even,
Geoltuß of Hereford, timber-merchant, Dec. 3, and Jan. 4,
gsli`Yert, at the' Bowling Green Inn, Hereford. Socitors,. Mr.
Lierefurd ; and Mr. Church, Great James-street, Bedford-row.
(ieLiaxi BROUGII and SAMUEL SMITH, of Sculeoates, Yorkshire,
,` arid colour mannfacturers, Nov. 29, 30, and Jan. 4, at twelve, at
ipeton-upon-Hull, Solicitors, Messrs. Rosser and Son, Gray's
Id ee ; and Mr. Frost, Hull.
:54,4 s.is COOPER, of Thatcham, Berkshire, and of Bristol: stage-
-44t-proprietor, Dee. 8, and Jan. 4, at one, at Cooper's Hotel, Bris-
Oolicitor, Mr. Sydney, Fenchureh-street.
it
w,,q11.41•N krrxFws CHITTY, of Shaftesbury, Dorsetshire, scrivener, '
1
&7, at tweve, at the Lamb Inn, Minion. Solicitors,
1114 Venning Naylor,l Bucklersbury ; Messrs. Helder, Clement's
and Mr. Buckland, Shaftesbury. •
ILLimu CORKHILL, of Whitehaven, ironmonger,and Jan.
ttikttiteleven, at the Globe Inn, Cockermouth. Solicitor, Mr. Rudd,
,14:Prnouth ; and Mr. Stubbs, Verulani-buildings.
114:YA PITT and CATHERINE PITT, Of Worcester, goldsmiths, sil-
k, th Iths, watch-makers, and jewellers, Dec. 3, and Jan. 4, at noon,
Ctoe Guildkall Coffee-house, Worcester. Solicitors, Mr. Phillips,
IZ-street, Red Lion-square and Mr. Thornberry, Worcester.
ul•t FREEMAN, of Shipston-upon-Stour, Worcestershire, draper,
1?3, and Jan. 4, at eleven, at the George Inn, Shipston-upon-Stour.
,4_tors, Messrs. Findon & Wood, Shipston-upon-Stour ; and
Dyneley 8.7, Co. Gray's Inn.
%kb
ERicR FRANCIS CRoss, of the George-sasd, Whitcombe-
tv,,,, Leicester-square, and of the Horse and Groom-yard, Dorset-
; Pall Mall East, livery stable-keeper, Dec. 4, at twelve, and
`t, at eleven, at Basinghall-street. Official assinee, Mr. Green,
t 6 Arms-yard; and Mr. Sanford, John-street, Adeiphi.

_ .
linnAORDINARY CASE OF BANKRUPTCY.—In the Bank-
Y Court, yesterday, a meeting was held of creditors, or
44,,i 7lePresentatives, under a Commission of Bankruptcy issued
It!'k„-"tist Patrick Phillips so long back as 1796. The bankrupt
oyster-dealer in 1794, in Hungerford-market, and had
iiiqttoirsly obtained a lottery prize of £lO,OOO, part of which he
911 t. in freehold houses. He, however, became involved,
4ehilrl 1794 he fled to America with his son, leaving a daughter
xid• In 1796 he was made a bankrupt, and subsequently he
ti,V outlawed. The debts were £1,500, and the assignees ob:.
kked the appointment of a receiver, as the bankrupt ,had left
bk.e Property, as well as a house in Bond-street, Which was
tkic,Lga, ged for £3,000. In 1826, certain information was ob-
kihe't not only of the death of Mr. Phillips and his son in
1114:rica, but of the decease of the daughter, In 1827, the
ages were paid oft; and a clear balance of £658 was left
tht
e 3 Per
hands of the Accountant-General, as well as £2,970 in
kle.lier cent. Consols. On the 30th of July last, an order was
4„e for the payment in full of the debts, some of which were
QtlYears' standing ; and after this had been discharged, a
in hand of £1,237 was left applicable to the payment
rttsererest from the time the debts were contracted, as well as
1444 ?Id property producing £460 per annum. 'this will be
t'dse'ellt to pay interest at the rate of 1:40. per cent, A claim
Nti Put in by the surviving assignee, Mr. Mobil, for coach ex-
Yek:es, stationary, postages, &c., incurred uuring:the last 38
,t,1.14' in ntana,ing the estate: The Court allowed Mr. Mobil
L'tgentleman observing, that the expenses of following
40,41(Ni-it getting information, &c„ had " broke his back,
not received' any return until 1827." A dividend upon
tht,,test of M. in the pound was then declared. In ordered to
t‘, th, e accumulation of interest, it may be remarked, that
lett74-ier of one bill for £l7O has been paid in full, and will
'4'4, £377 1 Is. 2d..for 41) years'. interest. On another bill for
sl niterest is due to the amount 123.7-21 he heir-at-law
94;" bankrut was in Court, who will be entitled to the rati,
ii~4f the property, should it be established that the outlawry
115 t good, the property is escheated to the crown.
they has long been a 'trick of our radical reformers, whenever
'4jsi'esliked the principles of a pu'i lie man, to call names—such
se.;llnnginnonger—Placeinan and Pensioner—hoping thereby
~llgette a prejudice against him, and to• induce those who are
Pt ;Js ready to believe that which is boldly asserted, to join in
6,1'.Y. In this Manner Lord Henley, one of the candidates
't114.4: representation of Middlesex has been assailed, and the
curious scene which • too'it p'ace at a public dinner
t'ietwo his lordship, by'about two, hundred of the electors, at
ittlth ,ash and Clarence hotel, Staines, will shew with what
;41ii ,„"'e charge of being a Pensioner has been made against
ii-gnst amiable and respectable nobleman. His health hay-
can
_proposed by the chairman, his lordship, on returning
t`r Myer-led to the i harge as follows:—" He would now re-
4tl, a report in circulation, and to which a reference had been
t~AGtI.4 a most turbulent meeting, that his fami!y were pen-
-110 only bound to answer for himself, his wife,
qv 6.1 I children, and`he sell the amount of their pension.
'',slz tie shilling." Mr. John Biu!ey, of Uxb:ldge,—" give
,N 11; ,?e shilling "—(Lau..,,hter.) -Load Henry—" I'll take,. the
giktelT ; handit up."—(Laughter.) The was imme-
',4 the)! forwarded. Lord • Henly—" I declare, in the' presence.
)41 keo-ing that this is a reguiar conveyance and assignment
`ttilyhllitettisi,on; received by myself, wife, and children, well and
' 14. '—(Laughter add cheers.) .

POLICE II\TTELLIGENCE.

FRIDAY, Nov. 23.

A gentleman, in Seymour-street, was fined 10s. for his chimney
being on fire.

lames A'teift was fined 55., and costs 55., for leaving his cart (without
horses) on Copperas-hill, on the evening of the 14th instant.
Eight hucksters were fined each ss. for exposing for sale and en-
croaching upon the parapets in Pownal-square, Milk-street, and also
Smithfield-street with their articles of fish, potatoes, &c. The pre-'
siding magistrate, said, in answer to some excuses, " There are markets
provided for you, and we are determined, that; on no account what-
ever, shall the footpaths of the streets he infringed upon."
Two shopkeepers, in Pownal-square, were each fined 65., and costs
55., fur having their handcarts before their doors unemployed.

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