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, PIANO-Ft /RTE, ON LOGIER'S SYSTEM. POLICE OFFICE, January 14th, 1833. Itottbon (palette MISCELLANEOUS.
ISS E. SAM PSON (who instructed on the above system L-lOUND, in the Possession of a Personawho is in custody,
• for fifteen years with Mr. WRENSHALL) respectfutty IL' several new Bells, Bed-wires, Ila s, Brass Knobs, and ,
FRIDAY, JANUARY 1 lth, 183 3. Reports are abroad that Parliament will not meet on the 29th,
tttees,M
that she has opened au ACADEY, at 43, Sey- other new Fittings, which appear It ave beeu removed with as proposed; we cannot trace them to any competent authority ;
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`'street, for the reception of Pupils, au solicits the patron- considerable violence from a new 1 use. - • . delay is very unlikely.-Globe.
't her Friend s and the Public it e tuition of the above '1 hey may be seen at the Police-office. PARTNERSHIPS DISSOLVED. We learn by advices from Stockholm that the Kin,' of
41Plishment. W. and J. E. Rostock, Liverpool, boot and shoe-manufacturers.- Sweden was about to reduce the expenses of his aambassadors
rats to be had at her residence, 43, Seymour-street. TO THE It. .1. and W. C. Thomson, tailors.-Footman, Davey, and Co., Strad- 10 per cent.
brook e, Suffolk, linen-drapers.-G. R. Gainsford. and M. Wickinff , • At Salop Sessions a man was tried for stealing a pair of
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LANCASAIRE COUNTY REFUGE FOR THE TRUSTEES OF THE LIVERPOOL INFIRMARY. High-street, Southwark, linen-darnapd
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MY LORDS, LADIES, AND GENTLEM - . Somersetshire, tailors.-Bruce Ritchie .
linen-drapers.-W'
' and J.
EcloStrmh
-Graham and Mitchell, Wapping, and Fore-street, Limelimoeusse,reYc,hesanohnitspli.; handcuffs ! but a flaw in the indictment was discovered through
which he escaped.
I DESTITUTE. I
T having bent determined that di • ,net Medical Officers chandlers.-C. and E. Heaps and S. Jackson, Leeds, scribblers.-J. We understand there are to be five new peers. The title of the
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PATRON, should be appointed to the Lo Yards. attached to the 'W. Barforl and J. J. Daw,. Little St. Thomas-Apostle, stationers.-J.
and R. Brigham, Great Dritheld, Yorkshire, butchers -E. Hardwick,
' Marquis of Stafford will be Duke of Sutherland, and that of
'The Right Honourable the EARL of ERBY. Infirmary, allow me to offer mysel s CANDIDATE for the J. Paget, and B. R. Vickers, Leeds, dyers.-Eddison, Baxter, and the Marquis of Cleveland will be. Duke of Cleveland.-Briyh-
PRESIDENT.
Oilice of Surgeon. • C0.,,C0, ,Worksop, Nottinghamshire, millers.-M. Browne and J. Gent, ton Gazette. h Right Hno• b' LORD SK ' MERSDALE.
i eit ura .e Having attended the practice of the Infirmary during the • Cambridge, grocers.-Pegg and Unsworth, Manchester, Machin and When the radical members were chaired at Hereford, they •
five years I was a pupil of Mr. Bickersteth's, I trust 1 shag not •
Thris, Burslem, Staffordshire, manufacturers of ester, Good-
were preceded bte cap of liberty and the tri-colour! Lord 1 and Co:,an, Somersetshire, coal-merchants.- and
ItlIE ANNUAL MEETING of e SUBSCRIBERS and -be deemed presumptuous in soliciting the honour of your sup-
lan Bk h• Ck 11 Trail, Grey's governments upported these worthies. ey. and Co., delißg, er s we, surgeons.- oc re ,
, PRJENDS of the -INSTITUTION will be held in the port.
Sgs' Bank, Bold-street, Tuts DAY, (Tuesday) the 15th
ry instant. ' 1 have the honour to be,
Your most obedient humble Servant,
S. DUDLEY, Co. , Austinfriars, East India-agents ;as far as regards IL‘Trail.-W. IRISH MEMBERS DISQUALIFIED.-It was stated by a Mr.
and W. Prior, Feistead, Essex, boot and shoe-makers.-W. S. and A. • • .
W. Keen, Hackington, otherwise St. Stephen, and Ilaversham, Kent,
2, Myst' e-street, Member of the Royal College of Surgeons tanners.-E. Bow, and W. D. Welsh, Frome Selwood, Somersets re, .
Smith at last week's Conservative Society meeting, that
hi of the Irish Members returned at this election, there are eight,
The Chair to be taken at One o'clock.
oerrind, 9th January, 1833.
'l'. B. BARCLAY, Treasurer.
se ss bercrombic-square.
, in 'London.
. grocers.-J. Carter and Son, Howden. Yorkshire, common-brewers. at the very least, who are not qualified by property to sit in
-G. Foster and Sons, Guildford, Surrey, tea-dealers.---J. and J. Phil- parliament.
pot and J. Stone, Southampton-street,Bloomsbury, attornies.-J. and
J. Gregory, Great Longstone, Bakewell, Derbyshire, farmers.-Brum, A DROP IN THE BUCKET.-In consequence of what is called
TO THE 'TRUSTEES OF THE LIVERPOOL
INFIRMARY.
Ma LORps, LADIF," AND GENTLEsiEN,
VACANC-Y having tiow occurred in the office of Pies--
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~.sician to the lutirmary, by the resia lation of Dr. Trail!,
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. TO be ?Let. .
f rto be LET, an excellent FAMILY HOUSE, iu Hope-t
,street, conao ,
~. 'nine- on the sunk story two Kitchens, Ser- Flude, and Co., Mincing-lane, wine-merchants.-E. Burton and J. an " excess of revenue" over the expenditure for the. year end-
T. Winterbottom, Manchester, wine-dealers.-G. Lovell and R. ing October last, the Commissioners for the Reduction of the
Charleton, Upper Easton, pin-manufacturers.-Davenport and Kay,
Bury Lancas-hire woollen-manufacturers.-R. Sands and W. Rids-
dale 'Nottingham' lace-manufacturers.-W. and J. Sharp, Bingley, •
Yorkshire, worsted-spinners.-Brewer and Surridge, Kelvedon, Feer- National Debt have announced that they intend to appropriate
the sum of
National Debt!
11 4 d towards the liquidationof the
E 6,847. 17s. % . t
P S L d W. d utter s entry, tore-room ar er, me an hi-
s and Coggeshall, Essex, auctioneers. BREAKING UP OF MR. OWEN'S INSTITUTION.-At a public
llottain beg leave to offer myself as a andiaate, and to assume tan s', hall, B
Ale Cellars. On the ground floor, Dini '-iind Drawing-roof,
BANKRUPTS. meeting, held on Monday week, in the lecture room of the
went.as that should you be pleased to i our ma with the appoint-
26 and 27 by lb feet, Breakfast-ro n. nd Study, with Glass working classes, in Gray's Inn-road, the Rev. Dr. Wade in the
I I shall de. ote myself with t same appro* ,roved zea, to the William Smith, Teddington, Middlesex, baker.
IZer • • Pantry &c On the second story ve good Bed-rooms with
ssts of this a ost excellent charity, as I have done for the • s • . Charles Tillett, Morden, Surrey, victualler. chair, Mr. Owen announced that without liberal public dons-
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e: 1 • fifteen years to the other public charities of Liverpool. Dressing-rooms and Water Closet. In the attick, four Rooms. Jasper and George Yorke, Cheshunt, Hertfordshire, millers. Lions the association could not be carried on upoitthe saute
A large Garden. Also, a lot of Land adjoining, 44 yards by 8 George Evans, Nicholas-lane, Lombard-street,. ship-bi•oker. premises another year, the rental being £l,4(t) per annum.
i t I have the honour to be, -
•a . Your mostakedient Servant, wide, be sued or exchanged for a House. Peter Grist, Albany-street, Regent's Park, printer.
A QUEER CATCH.-Last Tuesday, as a Dutch fishing-boat
Henry Stephens, Aldersgate-street, stone-mason. .is 1 bske-st et,J . 7, 1833. D. BAIII la M.D. Apply to A. CoATEs.
Daniel Outhwaite Blyth, Colchester, Essex, merchant. was lying off Orfordness, a large alligator was observed lying
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• William Lowe, Bishopsgate-street-without, chemist. on the water in an exhausted' state. The crew succeeded in
s. i• TO THE TRUSTEES OF THE LIVERPOOL To be LET, fora Tenn of Years, and immediate possession given, Busick Joseph Winbolt, Poultry, stationer. . etting it on board safe, and took it with them to Holland.
instance of such a creature visiting our seas has never
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INFIRMARY. lISIHOSE FOUR BONDED WAREHOUSES, lately Thomas Wroe, Hollinwood, Lancashire, cotton-spinner.
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occupied by Mr. Harbord, situate on the east side of the Elizabeth Rowe, Wigan, Lancashire, innkeeper.
e r••• R. TRAILL having now tendered his resignation as Phy- -I-
occurred within our recollection.-Nordicii East Anglian-
king's Duck quay, bounded on the north by Lower Sparling- William Jones, Swansea, Glamorganshire, grocer.
to 0. siciau to the Infirmary, I again beg leave respectfully to William James Gin Bell Langford, Somersetslure, baker. NEW MODE OF CONVEYING THE MAILS.-We understand that
street, and on the south by the Manchester'and L' 1
_tverpoo , .
• 4. myself as a Candidate for that Situation.
DIVIDENDS. the transmission of the mails to alt parts of the kingdom is
4 period - - the South Railway. May be converted into Stores ' rain, which may
ii 0 biB of many years' service as Physician to t
speedily to be placed under a new and economical arrangement,
• be carried in, and transhipped free o' ' artasre. Jan. 23, J. Weston, Barge-yard, Bucklersbury, wine-merchant.-
sh keensary, and the favourable ma ter in whicis my appn-
-23, I. Wiseman, Norwich, silkinan.-Feb. 4, T. Aughtie, Poul- by which a saving of nearly one-third will accrue. We hear
Or, will be, LET in Single Ro d Bonded• Goods taken
Jan.
lv p4l has already been received, give me additional confluence . ,
in tiNtewiug my solicitation for the honour of your V ose andtimber-merehant.-Feb. 4, T. Spring,- City-road, victualler .-Feb. 4, purpose, are to be drawn by two horses only, but that they ase
ter
ip est.
Your most obedient Servant, in by the at the usual. ates ; and those persons who
have Merchandise now in these Warehouses, may let them
remain upon the Terms they were taken iu by Mr. Ilarbord. W. A. Hutton, Rathbone-place_, auctioneer.-Feb. 2, B. Scutt, Bright- • • •
to travel elute as fast, it not at a more ra tid ace, than here-
helmstone, Sussex, builder.-Feb. 5, T. Fowler, St. Peter the Great, = 1 p ,
toff re. The colour of the coaches themselves, instead of he-
eS, ' n R. W. SCUTT, M.D. Apply at the Warehouses, or to JNO. MUNTGOMERY, Iron- otherwise Subdeanery, Sussex, carpenter.-Feb. 2, A. Wright, Lon- .
- don, merchant.-Feb. 2, R. 'Topton, R. Richards, and W. Wilkes, ing of a red-brown, as now painted, will he dark blue,. out of
monger-lane. , „Ze.r.i.a George-street, Jan. 7, 1833. Bordesiev Warwickshire, iron-manufacturers.-Feb. SW. L. Lub- respect to the navy. The total amount of saving we have not
Who has to LET a large Room and dry Cellar; Rooms for buck, -' . . • . t . . .is a Leamington-Priors,Warwickslure, bookseller.-Feb. 4, J. }tick- heard beyond rumour but no doubt it will be very considerable.
Counting-houses, &c. &c. in the American Chambers, , Lower jun..- •k • all F b G. Dixon, It I lila d - „,, '
•st 11 Pursuance of the Provisions of the several Acts of Par-
continues to increase. The reduction of the profits has sharp- i
ley, A arwic , victu er.- e. 2, is op-a uc n , LIVER POOL DOCKS. SiTting-street.
.. annul
UP. • 'iktuent retatina to the Liverpool Docks, all persons inha- ' '
• Durham, wine-merchant.
trary on or before the Ist day of February. COTTON MANUFACTURE.-The amazing cotton manufacture
cued the wits of the manufacturers; and men, women, and chi:-
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.y 1 1833 CERTIFICATES to be granted, unless cause be shewn to the con-
,tag the town ofLiverpool, wno are Owners or part Owners
dren, as well as machines, throw off an increased quantity of
sve ,'llips belonging to ti.l.: port of Liverpool, or who, either as Mantrb. worsted-spinner.-T.Miller, High-street, Croydon, grocer.-C. Jones, work. We perceive, from the evidence on the Factory Bill,
'"e Ilclp a 1 s ur Agents, /Lave, within six mouths, paid the Dock
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Yorkshire, J. Einley, Liverpool, merchant.-R. Fawcett, Bradford,
Birmingham, silversinith.-A. F. Bell, Regent-street, tobacconist - , that the weekly quantity now spun by one spindle is ‘S4I. hanks
40 28 and Duties dpull goods and mistaidsudize, are icons eu -
to Petubte in the Court Rooat of-fra Sessions-house of the as "I T ANTED to CONTRACT for Oats American Flour, But- Conham, Gloucestershire, coal-miner.-T. Richmond, Stone's-end, I amounted to about 288,011,0001 b. Of this vast quaatity a tenth
11- ` Rorough, on Friatty, the lath instant, at Twelve o'clock at V' V
H ' bladhandcasks; Pork,
ter, ants, Bacon, Lard, in • bladders
• was spun in Scotland. The United States supply three-foul tilt
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ith 4, to elect and appoint in manner and for the purposes Beef, and Ox 'Tongues, Coals, at per ton of 21 cwt. from the
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" '`to mentioned a connuissiouer in the room of J• ales
:butt, , . a vessel into the lighter in London ; Gre Goose and Duck Fea- , s 20,000AUtla., toe West Indies 1,600,0001 h. ouly. Alt the cot-
et's. who has refused to act as such, in consequence of titers • ground Alum, Resin, and ell-Lac; Wool Bodies, - " BIRTHS. ton, except the growth of the East and West Indies, pays a
to !no-
• bawl ele a weather of the coustnou Council of or Sfielts, to make Silk Hats n • Hatters', Grocers', and On' the 9th instant, Mrs. Lewin Mosley, Mount-pleasant, of a duty of ad. ,119 th. This duty would last year exceed Lis: <i
be j fool:. - ' Ell f PICIaERING, Treasurer. Writing Papers of all sorts ; u• cities of the above never any (Wig .
hter and would be as nearly as possible 10 4ja' cent. on the return of
l'';•k 0../Pc"s'la"- 7, i• • - 'if th ' ' ' deliveredq iii L 1b" On die 6th inst., at Eaton Hall, the Countess of Grosvenor, of a son, the cotton in bond.-stioesow Chronicle. -1 d- , objectj, e prices suit, o App y y ,a, the II th instant, at Winsfortl Lodge, Cheshire, the lady of Jh
tb ..- . letter, (post paid,) to. U. JONES and Co., Bishopsgate-street Dudley, juuior, Esq., of a son. PROPOSED Docks AT WoOLWICH, WITH A RAIL-ROAD
u I N'FR INGEMENT OF PATENT RIGHTS. Within, London, which will Meet with immediate attention. THERETO, &c.-The usual notice required in such eases has
I a .
of lON TO SHIP OWNERS AND SHIP MASTERS.
IVIARRIED. been affixed to the doors of the Middlesex Sessions House, of au
intention to apply to parliament during the ensuing sessions for
his IE PATENTEES of the SCREW- FID basin.. lately TO MERCHANTS, CAPTAINS OF SHIPS HATTERS, On Thursday last, at Eccles, by the Rev. P. S. Dale, John Ainslie
,ti- discovered •- • I Piracies in Lon and Liver'l '. ' ' ' Esq., eldest son of the late Colonel Ainslie, of Tiviot Grove, Rox--
, ,several n poo , give
AND OTHERS.ouse, to the river Thames, at East Ham, opposite to Woolwich,
r ÜBLIC NOTICE, that the - e determined in future,
burghshire, to Mary Susannah, eldest daughter of John Arthur Bor •12
power to !forma raiaroad from the Commercial road, Lime-
-4 LWAYS ON SALE, Brunswick Beaver, Black, and row, Esq., of Woolden-hall, in this county. and also a carriage road, to run parallel or nearly so with the
tit i-t• to prosecute the parties g y of such Piracy-, or to
rtis
1-1 Drab HATS, shionab lianas and tastely trimmed, Yesterday, at St. Nicholas's Church, Samuel, third son of Mr. Wm. railway. Also for power to estabash a ferry across the Thames)
,44 1 a lar sum •as Patent Right from the Owners or
as„vo's of suckge
vessels as may be found iu possession 01' Fids warranted extremely light, ad ted for any hot climates, or Johnston, pleasant-street, to Jane, youngest daughter of the late
Mr. John Preston, of Cr 1 -
it tern. to Woolwich. Also for forming docks, or slips, and landing-
lu ts'aPplied by thew or theirauthorized ag.ents. heavy and stout for cold ones, nd made to order at auy time, Ons
the Ist install t, at St. George's Church, Mr. Anthonyßurnley,
y places, on both sides of the river, for steam bunts and other
of S'As Patentees, at the saute time, beg to inform Ship Owners at 4s. each only, and cases found to pack any quantity, at 2s. to Miss Anna Partington, of this town. vessels, with proper approaches, canals, docks, basins, wharfs,
)91- easters of their anxiety to supply them with Fids on the per dozen Hats. The above are nett cash prices.-Apply to On the Bth instant, at St. George's Church, Mr., William James, to bridges, &c.; and. for power to impose tolls, sates, and duties,
a- .-t t ' .4 to - 'they Imade such
terms ;an state, chat lave arrange- Messrs. Smartt and Co. No. 10, New-street, Bishopsgate- Miss Agnes Vicars, both of this town. for the maintenance of the same. It is intended the rail-road
ad 4 for this purpose as win meet any reasonable demand, street, London. All letters refused if not post paid. On the 9th instant, at the Friends' Meeting-house, Crawshaw-booth, should pass through Stepney, Limehouse, Poplar, and Bromley,
Mr. Peter Leicester, of this town, to Miss Sarah Haworth, of Koch- .in Middlesex; and East and West Ham, and Barking, mu
'Place it beyond the power of any tradesman to supply a
L: • WHOLESALE AND iIk:TAIL HAT WAREHOUSE. dale.
Essex.
iad l ship with isids at :ices equally low. On the Ist instant, at the Collegiate Church, Manchester, Mr. John
sg, - PEARCE & GARDNERS,
iHARLES LEDWARD respectfully acquaints his Friends Atkinson, of Birkenhead, draper, to Miss Mary Hadfield Endes, of RUSSIAN TRADE WITH CHINA.-Commercial accounts have
on '`Deaprait, 14th January, 1833. 7, Hurst Street. and the Public, that lie has removed to HARGRAVES's Manchester. been received from St. Petersburg, which contain advices from
,th 'a,.BUILDINGS, near the Exchange, where he intends opening an On the 3rd instant, at the Friends' Meeting-house, Mr. Thomas Kiakta, by whichwe learn that the commerce between the Rae-
a' tA NOTICE TO MARINERS. Establis.hinent for the sate of HATS. The Wholesale Vs ar •
, Leicester, to Miss Juliana Thistlethwaite, both of this town.
At St. Leonard's, Bridg,enorth, John Acherley, of this town, to mans and the Chinese, on the' frontiers, had greatly increased, •
house adjoining in Exchange-stref east.and was very animated. The latter sent oft with great expa-
lr" r•VING been resit:este.: by the Liverpool Doc:l:Committee Mary, daughter of the Rev. Joseph Morris, Rector of Tasley, Shrop-
Merchants supplied with Hats of every description, and on shin., dition the merchandise they exchanged for their own commocli-
°l' 'ta make a Sand
VEY tif the Banks and Sands in the
reel '4 L the lowest terms. On Tuesday last, at St. Anthony's Chapel, Scotland-road, and after- ties, which consisted chiefly of tea, of which they had la
al Channel. and to examine the other C aunels leadin A constant supply of the best London Hats. wards at St. George's Church, Everton, Mr. Thomas Smith, saddler, quantities. Should nothing occur to arrest this state of things
e°•• ,'" Para I have just completed the sam and the Grangge
it was calculated that great adVantaaes would be derived by
• .%'s.iv, or South Formby Channel, • since been buoyed
On Friday last, at St. David's Church, by the Rev. R. Davies, Mr. he * ; , . • , . rinHE Merchants, Bankers, Mauufacturers, Tradesmen, and Eli-• the merchants of both nations ;'. and 'that the merchandise of
__,. ft___ c.l as other alterations and add ons made, by order of James ofthe late Cass,•
Cass, only son
.11_ Private Gentlemen of Lancashire, are respectfully in-Kiakta. would .be sent into the interior of Russia during the
'•l7. 79thniitiee, in the Landmarks and Buoys leading to the raheth, youngest daughter of Mr. John Jones, Esq., of Everton.
re- P. formed, that should they have occasion for Bills of Exchange On Saturday last, at St. Ann's Church, Mr. Thomas Mytton, of this latter part of the season, and which would facilitate the in-
-hamlets which will be of the utmost • • to importance the
fo f a
of upon London, to make payments withain the course of business, town, sturgeon, to Emma, second daughter of Mr. John Breeze, Man- crease of the fairs of Irbit and Nisuy Novogorod.
an this great commercial port.
sa for their accommodation, way be rove
ice with any amounts, chester-tirms, Copperas-hill.
i, e, in consequence had these alterations and improve- NEW STEAM SHIP.-We understand that the London and
eef e, . , in.. .at any dates, accepted by 0;d ' tablished Houses of respec-
,, areiully made on my Charts, and m' y book of Sailint, Edinburgh Steam Packet Compaq nearly ready Lo
. have
•• ' • launch a splendid steam-ship, bunt on au entire.y new princi-
all Bills so supple will pro er or y acceptors after- On Mond,asy last, in Ashton-street, aged 63, Mrs. Mathews, relict
irte, which may be had of my Agents, Messrs. BY WATR P p.,le. 'Phis vessel is the first of a series from the tiesi ' M
design tit s r. '' calling upon the said patties for the money so paid, to of the late Mr. Mathews, merchant, Dublin.
ioe, .'", and Co., 'Pool-lane, and all Chart-sellers in Liver- wards Charles Wood, ship-builder Port-Glasgow, and will
Same day, at Greenock, Eliza, the only daughter of Captain James , measure
kg. 1„, • THOS. EVANS, Lieut. R.N. retire
such lent Bids at maturity.-Good Bills drawn and
accepted upon Lancashire will be cashed on liberal terms. ,
Ferguisson of the Henry Hoyle, of this port. 206 feet • 5 •in length, 2 feet iu breadth, and will admeasure 880
ltla s, Pool, Dec. 13. On the gth instant, • 'wife of • • Field,tons, solidcontents, (the method
aged 69, Ann, -
bG • -Applications to this advertisement must be made by letter,
lea '''"--- teth-park. in future, by a bill to be brought into Parliament, to register
POOL
6 OOL SCHOOL FOR THE INDIGENT BLIND, mile-street, I.on on.
(post paid only,), addressed to HArtoca and Su HISS, Camo- On the Bth instant, at Cheltenham. Alice, the wife of John Top-
ham, Esq., of Woolton-hill, near Liverpool. British-b' .Iships), She '
tu t wilt be propelled by two engines,
Sle 'lt
h,, ANNUAL -MEETING of the Members of this Cur- s
On Tuesday last, aged 14, Martha, vounest daughter of R. Sale. made by the celebrated house of Messrs. Bou:ton and Watt,
the; 4ratiwill be ho den at the Schoolon I' ,
nut aj. " . ho. den , RIDAY, I‘.
ti , A 'l' the ANNUAL MEETING of the LIVERPOOL On Thursday last, suddenly, aged 4'7, Mr. William Quirk, Rodney- ,
of 110 horse power each, and is building in the highly respect.
street, deeply regretted by all who knew him. able yard of Messrs. Green, Wigrain and Green, Blackwall.
IL_ Disrittur COMMITTEE of the SOCIETY FOR
e it,, anuary instant, at Eteven o'clock, for the purpose of -a- Oaf the sth instant, Mr. Joseph Birkinye, surgeon, aged 56. It is expected that this fine vessel, which is to be commanded • ")1.,, 4,:14 President, four VPresidents aor
tae and-a-asPROMOTING •CIIRISTIAN KNOWLEDGE, held at the Same day,• Mr. John Robinson, painter, Pomona-street. by that intelligent and excellent seaman Captain Bain, of the
"'" ri.tee for transacting and managingthe ' '
affairs Hof the
Blue Coat Hospital; on THURSDAY, the 10th instant, On the 3ci instant, a.,ed 21, Geor,e Stanhope, son of s m -, . second Mr. oho, will make the passage between London and Edinburgh
4 gt• ' .
R. B. SMITH, Esq., President, in the Chair. N. Aikin, Mill-street, Tqxteth-park.
, Ttution or Charity, in pursuance of the Act of I'arlia- in thirty-seven or thirty-eight hours. She will have a splendid
nli i''lsed for incorporating the Institution. The Report and Accounts of the past year were submitted to • •
Same day, in Ramsay, Lieutenant William Monk, R. N., second
cl,:, k persons who shall have contributed to the said Institution the Meeting and approved, and ordered to be printed; and it Monk, Es of that town
son of John q., .
wife
of
Mr. . poop,
Same day, suddenly, aged 27,
described •• ti • -that of - as tine as
101 e :4Y the sumaif Ten Pounds at any one time as a Dona- was resolved, That the cordial Thauks of thi sleeting be pre- stan, governor of the New Bailey. Harriett,prison, Manchester. we are prom.' to say, is a native of Fileshire.-t•Fifeshire Journal.
lb 14; key have contributed a. sum nut less than El Is, ,as al, seated to R. B. Smith, Esq. President; e Rev. Jonathan same day, a,,,ed 42, Mr. T. Price, Strand-street.
oe li SUoscription, and continuity si to pa
ythe same, are
' Brooks, M.A., the Rev. Augustus Oa u ell, M.A., the Rev. On the Sth of November, at St. Lucia, in the 32d year of his age, AGRICULTURAL. IMPROVEMENT.-Mr. Richardson, of Aber-
au• lies of this Corporation James Aspinall, M.A., ,fatties Pown Esq , Harmood Ban- Captain John Monde', of this port. He was a passenger on board Hirnalat, Merionethshire, has, within the last two years, en-
aid' Orawho h • demands•inst this •
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ner, Esq and John North, Esq., •e-Presidents; the Rev. the mail-boat Ariel, o the passage from Barbadoes to St. Lucia. On closed-upwards of one thousand acres from the Berwyn Hills .
•vo t Y requested to send in their Accounts •
the Annual
prior to
hour of danger, went to give assist- wed push-ploughed, lo hedand brought dra , p pug ,
ve la,Secretaries; Richard Dobson, Esq. Treasurer; and the Rev. ante to the master and crew of the vessel, and was struck on the head
th' , C. T. Gladwin, L.L.13., Librarian; 'for their zealous and un- by an iron block, which gave way from aloft. He instantly fell on duced extraordinary returns in white and green crops., particu-
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ss' easurer begs to acknowledge -to .ofthe fl' •
receipt
„ remitting attention to the interests of the Society during the the deck, speechless, and, though every care was taken of him, he larly barley, oats, flax, turnips, and.potatoes. . Buildings have '
iwo Donations and Legacies:- past year. died on the following morning, three hours after the arrival of the also been erected, bullocks are stalled, and flocks of wethers
faf ja , DONATIONS. £s. It was resolved unanimously by the Meeting, that a sum of packet in the harbour of. St. Lucia. Captain Mondel, it may
membered, was the individual who so courageously recaptured his
be re-. are fattening on the produce of land which was never before
considered worth a shilling an acre. On Thursday, last week,
th' 17,tnaresque, Esq. Pelham, Hants lO5 0 £lOO should be remitted to the Parent Society in aid of the vessel, the Monarch, of this port, from the Brazilians, during the upwards of one hundred persons, Mr. Richardson's tenants and
o°. ~,h4loilord-, Esq. London 5 0 general designs; and that a sum of £5O should be presented to war between Brazil and Buenos Ayres. llis premature death, under
1010. t* Cl. to Bart ktil I h L 20
v ay n, .. ington ant t e arches 0 s . ' .
thin Rectors, iu aid of the Funds for the erection of a Free such painful circumstances, is deplored, not only by his friends and lahourers, sat down to a substantial Christmas dinner, in a new
or; tiaolyneux, Esq. Newsham House 2l Church in the north-west end of the town. relatives in Liverpool, but by his friends in 13arbadoes and St. Lucia,- barn on the mountain of Maes-Hir; the Welsh harp sounded
J 6 where he was universally respected. on the wild hillside, and the day was passed in harmony and
is tvauah Fleming, formerly the Mistress of the The following Officers were then appointed for the present On Thursday last, aged 73, much respected by a numerous acquaint- hilarity. The landlord's health was drunk with enthusiasm
c' ardrobe in thelnstitution 2O o year:- ance, Mrs. Woodfine, Loudon-road. and sincerity., for the blessings consequent on employment were
is a LEGACIES. JAMES PowNALL, Esq., President. On Friday last, at her residence, Christian-street, in the 77th year ,e
fully appreciated by the industrious class assembled. We hope
4, Executors of the late Mrs. Atherton, of Prescot, 450 0 The Rev. JONATHAN BROOKS, ISLA. h respected, Mrs. Martha Lea, relict of the late DI
of her age, much - . .
- - liittlY, Esq. free of duty 2O 0 The Rev. AUGUSTUS CAmpBELL, M.A. Thomas Lea. this judicious example will be followed.-Shrewsbury Chronicle.
' 1-1 "ew Hays„ per Henry Holmes and Latham The Rev. NICHOLAS ROBINSON, M.A.
Vice-Presidents, On Friday last, aged 46, Mr. Wm. Lawton, of New Fer, Cheshire.
On Monday, the 31st tilt., after a long and painful illness,deservedly GRATIFYING INTELLIGENCE.-We have to congratulate our
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0, (I ler, El. less duty l5O 0 HAIIMOOD BANNER, Esq.readers on the fact, that ►government seem at length, dt e er-
i . respected by a numerous circle of relatives and friends, Wm. Wade,
to puteffectualstop to the circulation of those olen ,
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, sts shea Esq. free of duty ;00 0 JoHN NORTH, Esq. is'''' Esq., of Edge-hill, aged 59 years. mined
this , . un- • •
I son, of Leeds, per R. E. Payne, Esq. less uuty 40 0 WILLIAM HINDLE, Esq.. T. At Decea, on the 9th September, of fever, Mr. Edward Nicholson, stamped radical newspapers, which, in city and elsewhere,
'out .
~, it ta•ton, Esq. less duty .
, a Esq. of Ulverstone; less duty
L...,900 0
45 0 The ltev. J. B. MONK, M.A. ) Secretaries.
The Rev. C. T. GtAuwta, LL.B., Librarian.
PETER BULSIER, M.A. On Tuesday last, at London, after a long and painful illness, the nester to the worst passions and prejudices of their poor deluded
Rev. Richard Watson, senior secretary to 'the Wesleyan Missionary
Society. He was pre-eminently distinguished.. for talent, learning,
and piety and his loss to the cause of mammas, and to the interests of printers of the " Loyal Reformers' Gazette"
celebrated Peter M'Kenzie, its notorious , . slopg lust hAavant,._
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hended and lodged in jail, by virtue of a writ issu I ,'-s-s '
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it,:,11 I!indle, Gillebrand-hall, sq. free of duty
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ell: Esq. Ever on, free of duty 21 1) RICHARD DoBSON, Esq., Treasurer, readers. Yesterday afternoon, Robert Muir and Henry •
enry °trans,
ss' ss• Gibson, of St. Anne-street - editor, wersP
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1, t Secreta iea s ---..3. ' ' aa. a ... t s Joors B. MONK, Ni.rs.. 'r ' ' jesty's Exchequer, for a debt due by them to the Cr ' - '''' •'. • .'
iii, itaCreditors who have proved their Debts under a Com- ssn's•assaississa•-s-se•
rl He COMIHNED SQI•ADRONS.-Downes Thursday evening.-The What the fate of the ill-starred printer - 's e --0- q
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• ...,TREET ROBBERY. few
-A evenings ago, about nine o'clock, c astor and Stag frigates sailed this morning for a cruise ; and the means of knowing; but, should it eventually en iitst *fittleits:',-t:1;•:,si-%'ai ("4 ~ , late of Liver oo tim
p I, ber-merchants, deceased,A ane and Calypso in company with the Dee, for Cherbourg. The ruin, even that W.ill be aggravated by the bitter . 'o't•a' thee" V- i's-sif.:•••• '
1; 011 bu • as a tradesman from Yorkshire was passing near the New Larne ' • • • d A ' 111
anchored tills morning from cruistng. The Southampton sailed they persevere in their nefarious career after h •te . '., -rstatA a sa*':
Peter, it is to be hoped his political incendiarism is o till•-
.)ciaaa ~7;
, !V.:so, accountant, Excha ge-huildings, between the him into anarrow back street, knocked him down, duel rraobbeed twined a Dutchman on Friday, from Batavia,. and sent her into Mar-- . 3!,,, 1:•levela and One, on and after the 21st instant, gate. The ships assembled here now are, the Donegal, Revenge, Ta- an end; and that the community have seen the last f that ..
tio business in co-partner- ip, under the firm of
it • DSON and Co., may ceive a further dividend
sta. the pound on their re- ctive debts, ou application
1832.
LACE and SONS. clear off.
Custom-house, he -
direct him to his lodgings.
was accosted by a man who undertook to
s They had not proceeded far before kunday. The Donegal detained on Monday the
they were joined by two others, when they suddenly dgg d eli :.
him of upwards. of L4O and his top coat, with which they o-ot
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yesterday- for Sheerness and the Snake came down from the river on peatedly warned of the severe -1. ' ' Saws' '
Pauline, Dutch men- a
anim.n, front Demerara fur Middleburg. The Satellite also de duct
would ultimately consequences to wh a ic.4rat .
sasa ssi . 's subject them. So far as re r e,laassast-- et;
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Levert,. (Erialishy, and Syrene, Melpomene, and Creole 'Trench - most scandalous of all rascally publications, the " Loyal Kir- • '
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