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The Liverpool Standard and General Commercial Advertiser.
Liverpool, Merseyside, England, 1833-12-24

Public M3oD►W.

NOTICE TO THE LESSEES UNDER THE CORPO-
RATION 0 LIVERPOOL."
CIROUND RENTS for e present year having become due
kir on the 29th SEPTEN it last, the Lessees are hereby re-
quired to-pay the same i iediately at this. Office.
And such Persons as are in Arrear for the like Ground Rents
are hereby informed, that Legal Measures will be instituted,
without further Notice, unless the demands which have repeat-
edly been made, shall be liquidated forthwith: - -
JOHN ,D/:ANE CASE,

,
Treasurer of the said Corporation.
Treasurer's o.lfice, Town-hall, Dec. 11,1833.

CONTRACTS. ' . •
{O/
HE TRUSTEES of the DOCK ' .will be.ready on Tues-
.l day, the 31st December instant, receive 'lenders for the
supply of COAL, SLACK, and C E, for a'period of twelve
months, commencing Ist Januar , 831.
Further particulars, and print forms of Tender, may be
had on application at the Dock S rveyor's office, in Trentham-
street..
Sealed Tenders to be addressed to the Committee of the Dock
Trustees, and to be left at this office, on or before the 30th inst.
Dock-yard, Trentham-street, Dec.. 5, 1833.
Liverpool, Merseyside, England, 1833-12-24

ROYAL INSTITUTION.
THE SCHOOLS will R -OPEN on MONDAY, 27th
JANUARY, 1831.
He Master :
The Rev. F. ILIFF, M. ,of Trinity College, Cambridge.
and Master :
W. A. STRANGE, 'Esq., :A., Scholar of Pembroke C
and Sans.crit University. Scholar, Oxford. • ----- -
T 077313 :

Tuition £2O per annum.
(For Sons of Proprietors do. do.) _
French.. 5 guineas per annum.
Mathematics, Writing,
and Accounts. 3 do. dd. do.

Mr. Strange proposes to give Private Instruction in thu San-
crit or Hebrew Languages to any Gentlemen who may wish
to enter. upon. such Studies, with a 'view either to the East
India Service or the Church.
For particulars, as to toarders, Admission of Pupils, or
Private Tuition, apply to the Rev. F. 33, Nelson-street,
Great George-square.,

%:V~i~tai -- -

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FRENCH AND SPAN Il 'I.ANGUAGES.
ivrii.ylD4L, Disciple of C evalier Jacotot, continues to
il. give Instructions in th above Lat*uages and Mathe-
matics. Apply at Mr. V.'s H use, 18, Knight-street. • '
Liverpool, Merseyside, England, 1833-12-24

COURSE OF EXCHANG

Amsterdam c f 12 4
Do at sight
Rotterdam
Antwerp
Hamburgh Mcs. Bco l3 12
Altona
Paris three days' sight r, 25 55
Do. fi 25 80
Bourdupx do .t.. 25 85
Prankflltt on the Main ..1511
Pelerslnilg cty rouble .... 10
Berlin cur. doll.

Vienna, Er. 2 in. ..... fib 9 58
Trieste, ditto
Madrid' 351
Cadiz
Bilboa
Liverpool, Merseyside, England, 1833-12-24

FRIDAY.

For account of the Under ricers.
On FRIDAY next, the 27th instant, at welve o'clock, at Jones,
Mann,. and Foster's Offi Dale-street,
200 bags Damaged GAR,
Ex Margaret, from Mauritius.—Apply to Mr. 'JAMES AMIN,
or JONES, MANN, and FOSTER, Brokers.

On FRIDAY next, the 27th instant, at Ts ve o'clock, at Jones,
Mann, and Foster's Office,' ale-street,
8 Casks Red ARGOLS
2 Casks CREAM OF ARTAR,
Ex Porcia, from Leghorn.—Apply to
JONES, MANN, and FJOSTER, Brokers.

On FRIDAY next, the 27th instant, ,a fwelve o'clock, at the
Public Sale-room, Exch c-buildings,
2,5(X) Bales Surat TON,
Ex Aliquis, from Bonaba.—Apply_to uNcAN GIBB, Esq., or
SILAS H. RICHARDS, Broker.

On FRIDAY next, the 27th instant, at, Twelve o'clock, at
VI
Roscow and Rigg's Office, ater-street,
430 Doz. CHINCHIL SKINS,
Just arrived ex Abeona, from Bueno Ayres.—Apply to Messrs.
WADDINGTON, HOLT, and Co., Mct4ants, or to
ROSCO-: and RIGG, Brokers.

On FRIDAY next, the 27th instant, at T -dive o'clock, at
Molyneux, Taylor, and Co.'s Oe, apel-street,
1 case MUSK,
480 Bags RICE,
306 do. PEPPER, •
205 do. GINGER,
38 Chests fine BEES' -WAX,
11 do. GUM ARABIC,
6 do. CARDAMONS,
Ex John Stamp, from Bombay; also
9 Chests CASTOR OIL,,
Per Allerton, from Calcutta.—Apply to Messrs. JOHN BIBBY
and Co. Merchants, or to
MOLYNEUX, TAYLOR; and Co., Broker.
Liverpool, Merseyside, England, 1833-12-24

PUBLIC SECURITIES OF THE UNITED STATES,
LONDON, DECEMBER 20, 1833.
Redeemable. Price.
New York 5 per eent 184- 7
Pennsylvania ... 5 per cent l858
Ditt0...... . 5 per cent 1860
Virginia 5 per cent 1845-51
Ohio 6 per cent 1&50
Louisiana.
Ditto 5 per cent 1844-52
Mississippi 6 per cent .. 1841-56
Ditto New

INCORPORATED BANKS.
Charters cease.
United States, 7 per cent 1836, £22 0 0 0 £22 5 0
Bank of Louisiana, 8 per cent
Bank of Orleans, £24 15 0
New Orleans, C. &B. Co .£2l 0 0 0 £24 5 0
New York Life and Trust..
Liverpool, Merseyside, England, 1833-12-24

ELIGIBLE FREEHOLD INVESTMENT.
19110 be SOLD by PRIVATE TREATY, the Inheri-
X tance in fee simple of and in a MESSUAGE or FARM-
HOUSE, with the Out-buildings' and the several Closes, Fields,
or Parcels of LAND to the sam belonging,, containing forty-six
statute acres, or thereabouts; ituate in Great Sankey, in the
county of Lancaster, and in e occupation of John Welsby,
whose tenancy will deter • e at Candlemas and May next,
when a purchaser may h v possession.
The above estate is co eniently situate on good roads, within
three miles of the town o Warrington, and a few minutes' walk
of the turnpike-road from thence to Prescot and Lir,-,10,1 in a
country remarkable for the abundance and •
game, and where the parochial taxes
The Farm-house and Out-buildings are ."•—•
and the latter comprise a spacious Bar , for tour
Horses, Shippons for eight Cows, and eery necessary ap-
pendage.
Air. NrctioLsoN, Solicitor, Warrington, will direct a person
to show the property to any one desirous of viewlag the same,
and from him may also be had all further particulars on appli-
Cation; if by later, post paid.
Liverpool, Merseyside, England, 1833-12-24

DECEMBER TEA SALE, 1833.

TAMES COOPER feels much pleasure in announcing that
it, a considerable decline has take,' klace in the prices of TEA,
especially upon those sorts that may oe classed as good, useful
Family Teas, which he is now selling as low as s. 9d. to ss.
p_er lb. Upon fine Souchong Tea the reductio s still greater.
Fine rich-flavoured Tea of this description a s. 4d. to 6s. per
lb., that will be found to possess very sue r and choice quali-
ties. In good and fine Hyson, Cow II yson, Gunpowder,
and in Orange and Blossom Pekoe 'Fe• he has a very choice
selection.

The system upon which he roasts COFFEES, .1. C. is bold
enough to affirm cannot be surpassed, and is calculated to pre-
serve, in the highest degree, the fine rich Aromatic flavour of
this wholesome and delicious beverage; and a further important
advantage is, that the extent of his consumption ensures a sup-
ply, Fresh- Roasted, Daily, and he' invite's the attention of his
-Friends and the Public to a good and cheap assortment.
The New Tea Icarehouse, 44, Ranelagh-street.
N.B.—An API R NTICE Wanted. He must be of re-
spectable Family. A well-educated Youth horn the Country
will have a preference. Letters post paid.

SPLENDID STOCK OF FURS AND p' AR I SIAN
MILLINERY /- .
For the Approaching Winter, 1
AT THE EMPORIUT.I OF FASHION. 3, miter,
STREET.
MRS. ROBINSON having succeeded h r late (OTHER in
vr
the concern of CoNwAv and Co. be leave most
respectfully to inform the Nobility, Get ry and Public of
Liverpool, that she has now ready for t ' inspection a most
elegant as wellas extensive assortment of ILLI NER Y, suit-
able for the approaching Winter, and which has been selected
from the first Magazins in Paris. She also begs particularly to
call their attention to her Stock of FURS, which at this time
is unusually extensive, consisting of MUFFS, PELERINES,
CAPES; BOAS, &c. in real Sable, Chinehilli, Squirrel, the
Blue, Red, White, and Silver Fox, Ermine, Lynx, Swandown,
the Black, Brown,• and Isabella Boar, Lynx, &c. The whole
of this valuable Stock of Furs will be found to be of such unri-
valled richness of quality, as well as variety, and will be sold at
such extraordinary low prices, that Mrs. It. feels confident it
will insure this Establishment a continuance of that high pa-
tronage which it has been always so pre-eminently favoured
with. Foreign Skins bought, sold, or exchanged. Export
orders executed with the utmost desrut,3, - -
Liverpool, Merseyside, England, 1833-12-24

FOR ENGINEERS, CONTRACTORS, AND
SURVEYORS.

This day was published, in one vol. dewy Bvo, b and in vellum,
rEIABLES for CALCULATING the CU QUANTITY
of EARTHWORK in the CUPfiNG and EMBANK-
MENTS of CANALS, RAILWAYS, and TURNPIKE
ROADS. By JOHN MACNBILT„ Civil Engineer.
Printed for Roake and "Warty, 31, Stretrid.

On the Ist of January, 1834, will be publish d, price 2s. Gd.,
by JOHN CHURCHILL, Prince's-street, Lou n, and T. KAYE,
Liverpool,
Edited by Dr. HUNTER L E,
rE First No., Vol. 11., of the MONT LY‘ARCHIVES
of the MEDICAL SCIENCES, comprising.,
I. ORIGINAL COMMUNICATIONS.

11. REVIEWS and NOTICES of BOOKS.
HI. ABSTRACT of FOREIGN and DOMESTIC ME
DICAL LITERATURE.

I. Anatomy and Physiolocry.
11. Pathology and Practical Medicine.
111. Chemistry, Pharmacy, and Tinteria Medit.a.
IV. Forensic and State Medicine.
V. MEDICAL POLITICS and INTELLIGENCE

Books lately published by WILL AAM BLACK wisov, Edinburgh;
and T. CAMLL, Strarii, Lendont
MEN AND MANNERS IN AMERIC. 2 vols. post
I. Bvo, Is.
By the same A4thoi.'
1. ANNALS of the PENINSCLAR CA“ A1G7.,15, from
1808 to 1814. 3 vols. 12mo, 'kith 14 Plates. £1 75., bound
in cloth.
2. CYRIL THORNTON. Second edition. 3 vols. l2mo,
El Is.

11. BRITISH AMERICA. By JOHN. M‘GREGOR, Esq.
With fifteen-Mall, the second edition, with numerous additions.
In 2 large vols. Bvo, £1 10s.
This Work contains fall and accurate Sketches of the Climate,
Soil, Natural Productions, Agriculture, Trade, Fisheries, &c. of
the Canadas, Nova Scotia, New Brunswick, Prince Edward
Island, Cape Breton, Newfoundland, &c. &c., with full and
practical information to Emigrants.
This edition contains much additional information ; and the
whole accounts have been brought down to the latest period.
Hr. HISTORY of the FRLNCEI REVOLUTION; from
the Assembly of the Notables in 1789, to the Establishment of
the Directory in 1795. By ARCHIBALD ALISON, F.R.S.E.,
Advocate. 2 large vols. Bvo, £1 10s.
IV. HISTORY of the GREEK REVOLUTION. By
THOMAS GORDON, F.R.S. In two vole. octavo, £1 10s., with
eleven Maps and Plans.

I. TOM CRINGLE'S LOG. Reprinted from Blackwood's
Magazine, with Additions and Corrections. In Two
Volumes, foolscap Bvo, price 125., bound in cloth.
H. THE COURSE OF TIME. A POEM, Ten Books.
By ROBERT POLLOK, A.M. The Twelfth Edi n. In fools-
cap Bvo, price 10s. 6d.
111. PASSAGES TROM THE DIA OF A LATE
PHYSICIAN. With Notes and Illustrati s by the Editor.
Third Edition. In two vols. foolscap Bvo, ice 12s.
IV. THE ISLE OF PALMS; THE 'CITY OF THE
PLAGUE; and other Poems. By JOHN WILSON. In two
vols. post Bvo, price £1 is.
V. RECORDS OF WOMAN ; and Other Poems. By
Faucit. HEMANS. The Fourth Edition. In foolscap Bvo,
price Bs. 6d.

Also, by the same Author,
I. SONGS OF THE AFFECTIONS; with other Poems
In foolscap Bvo, 7s.
IL THE FOREST SANCTUARY; with other Poems
Second Edition, with additions. Foolscap Bvo, Bs. 6d.
Printed fur WILLIAM BLACKWOOD, Edinburgh; and T
CADELL, London.
Liverpool, Merseyside, England, 1833-12-24

PLACES,

France 1
Malta. (via France,)
Italy, Sicily, Sardinia, and Turkey J
Spain
Holland and the Netherlands .

Germany, Switzerland, Denmark, Prussia, Rus-
sia, and the North of Europe
Portugal
Sweden and Norway
Gibraltar
Malta and the Mediterranean
Madeira, Azores, Canary St Cape de Verde Islds
Rio de Janeiro and Brazils
Buenos Ayres, Montevideo, Chili, and Peru
Jamaica, the Leeward Islands, and Bahamas
Carthagena and La Guayra
North America
Leeward Islands and Demerara
Jamaica, St. Domingo, and Ilavannah....
Mexico, Cuba, and Honduras

LIVERPOOL INFIRII

MARY, DECEMBER 23•

DISCHARGED. ADMITTED.
In-patients cured . . . . 30 I In-patients
0
Relieved and at own request . 5 Out-patients
Made Out-patients . .• . . I Casual during SS I. P. . • •
Irregular
Dead.
2 Remain in the house . • • -
Consulting Physician and Surgeon, Dr. Renwick and Mr. Forshaw•
Physician and Surgeon, Dr. Formby and Mr. Halton.
House Visitors, Mr. Booth and Mr. Haywood.
Chaplain. the Rev. R. Davies.—House Surgeon, Mr. T. Simon.

REPORT OF THE WORKHOUSE AND FEVER HOSPITAL.
For the week ending December 23d, 1833.

Remained at last Report 262 I Discharged lO2
Admitted since 95 Dead 6

General Totals.. ... 357 I Remaining 243
Physicians, Dr. Macrorie and Dr. Gonthwaite.—Honorary SurgeOr].
Mr. Samuel M'Culloch.—House Surgeon, Mr. B. Nightingall.

LIVERPOOL DISPENSARI

Number of new patients entered on the tx
the last week:

s of the

lispensarin

during

SOUTH. I NORTH. I TOTAL.

Received advice and medicine at the
Institution,
Visited at their own houses and sup-
plied with medicine

103 I 246 I 349

Total at each Dispensary.
VISITORS.
North—Rev. C. W. Lawrence, Mr. T. Kay(
South—Rev. J. 11. Thom, Rev. F. Mu'
Liverpool, Merseyside, England, 1833-12-24

Ergat Xotirt.

NOTICE is hereby given, that on the fifth day of December
instant, an order was signed by JOSHUA THOMAS HoR-
TON CLERK, and JOHN FORMRY, Esq., two of His Majesty's
Justices of the Peace, in and for the county. of , Lancaster, for
stopping up a certain Public Foot Way, passe along the top of
a certain field, in Ormskirk, in the said con y, called Saddler's
Field, and lying between a certain high ay leading from the
township of Scarisbrick, in the said ounty, to the town of
Ormskirk, in the said county ; and ace ain other Footway on the
north-west side of a field there, ca the Church Field, being
of the length of one hundred and f r yards, and of the breadth
of one yard upon a medium (which said first-mentioned Foot-
way the said Justices upon a view found to be unnecessary) ;
ana that the said order will be lodged with the Clerk of the
Peace for the said county, at the general Quarter Sessions of
the peace, to be holden by adjournment at Kirkdare, in and for
the said county, on the twentieth day of January next ; and
also that the said order will at the said Sessions be confirmed
and enrolled, unless upon an appeal against the same, to be then
made if it be otherwise determined.
Ormskirk, 7th Dec, 183.3.

It is announced, in the circles of the court, that it is not the
intention of the Sovereign to bestow the blue ribbon worn by
the late Duke of Sutherland on any other peer. The number
of Knights of the Order of the Garter is limited by the statute
to twenty-five, exclusive of the Princes of the blood royal. His
Majesty, in the spring of 1831, exercised his prerogative of
creating Earl Grey an extra Knight of the noble Order of St.
George, thus making the number six-and-twenty. By the Duke
of Sutherland's death, the Premier naturally succeeds to the
vacant banner, and becomes the Junior Knight next to the
Duke of Bedford.
Liverpool, Merseyside, England, 1833-12-24

vIERICAN TIMBER,
December 23, 1833.

DUTIES
1555. 4 load. of 50
f feet.
(10s. 4f load of 50 ft.

ss. V load of 50 feet.

£44 4Y 120.

4J'120
£l9 0 £22 V 120.
Liverpool, Merseyside, England, 1833-12-24

BULLION, LONDON, DECEMBER 20, 1833.
PER oz. £. 4. d.
Portugal Gold in Coin
0 0 0
Foreign Gold in Bars
New Doubloons
New Dollars 0 4 10f
Silver Bars, Standard 0 4 11f
Liverpool, Merseyside, England, 1833-12-24

THIS DAY.

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Bankrupt's Property.— Witho the least reserve.
Tiirs DAY, (Tuesday,) the 2lth in ant, at One o'OpeA, 4„k e
Office of R. W. Preston, Bxchanue ourt, Exchange-sireetE:S,dt,
SD 31 Cases SHERRY INE, 3 Dozeu each,
PH 1 Hogshead DITTO.
Apply to R. AV. PRESTON, Broker.

TtlIS DAY, (Tuesday,) the 24th insVnt, at Twelve o'clock, at
Roseow and Rigg's OftiO, Water-street,
6000 Dry BUFF *O HIDES,
7440 BUFFALO WtORNS,
• 2360 DEER HORNS,
About 20,000 CATTLE HOOFS,
Now landing ex Janet hat, fronl,Batavia and Sincapore.—Ap-
ply to Messrs. ANDERSON, WISE, and Co., Merchants, or to
ROSCOW and RIGG, Brokers.
Liverpool, Merseyside, England, 1833-12-24

E, LONDON, DEC. 20, 1833.

Barcelona 36
Seville 36
Gibraltar (per hard dol.) 47
Leghorn 4B
Genoa
Milan
Venice (per 6 Aus. Liv.) 47
Ndples 4Ol
Palermo Iff 0z... 122
Lisbon
Oporto
Rio de Janeiro 36
Bahia 3l
Buenos Ayres
Madras
Dublin 21 days' sight ll
Cork do l4
Liverpool, Merseyside, England, 1833-12-24

1/.. LIVERPOOL ZOO ' ZOOLOGICAL GARDENS.
IHE Inhabitants and Vi tors of Liverpool are respectfully
informed, that the G ens continue open for their inspec-
tion, and that the houses re well aired, good fires being con-
stantly kept therein.
Liverpool, Merseyside, England, 1833-12-24

'Co be %let.

vt-vOrbe LET, n SLIQP and All.E.lloU6l.l,..situate in the
_ll.. Old -II aymarkot, auitabl a Corn Denier, or any Business
requiring room.—Apply to . VAUGHAN next door.
38, Old Haymarket.

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rtio be LET, and may be entered upon immediately, an old-
.l established PUBLIC-HOUSE, situate in the improving
di.
and populous neighbourhood of Limekiln-lane and Mile-end.-
The House is very commodio s and fitted up with excellent
Bar and other- Fixtures. Tl Yard is spacious, communicating
with another street, cont. ' ng an Outbuilding- which may be
converted into Stabling or Brewery, at a small expence. This
desirable situation is well adapted for a Family wishing to com-
bine good health with a profitable business. . •
Rent £3l per annum. Fixtures, &c.,_ on 'moderate terms.
Apply, (if by letter, post-paid,) to Messrs. Bunnows and
WALKER, House and Land Agents, No; 163, Dale-street,
LiVerpool.
Liverpool, Merseyside, England, 1833-12-24

AN ACCOUNT OF CATTLE IMPORTED INTO' LIVERPOOL
FROM IRELAND,
From Me 11th inst. to the 17th inst. inclitsire.
Cows. I Sheep I Lambs I Pigs. I Horses. Mules. I Calves.
1075 759 I - 3395 I 10 I 13
Liverpool, Merseyside, England, 1833-12-24

isThe fine new Ship NAU T 1 L US., FRANCIS
COPLAND Commander; lying in Prince's Dock, bur-
then per register 400 tons, built at Soi h Shields,
under particular inspection, length alo 'lO5 feet 3
inches, breadth 20 feet 3-1-, inches, depth 20 fe inches, sails
remarkably fast;-and carries a very large cargo tted with the
best materials, and copper-fastened.—For particulars apply to
THOMAS GILLESPIE, jun., or HURST and HuTcniNsoN, 59,
Lower Shadwell, London; and, here, to Liiiicii and HARRISON,
or to J. NELSON'WOOD and Co.
Liverpool, Merseyside, England, 1833-12-24

THE PHILHARMONIC SOCIETY.

The Templar's-hall, in Great George-street, was the place
where, on Friday night, we had the pleasure of seeing a highly
respectable and fashionable audience assembled to encourage,
by their presence, the first effort of the amateur and professional
ladies and gentleirien who compose the Philharmonic Society.
An orchestral gallery, sufficiently capacious to contain forty
instrumental performers, has been erected at the end of the
hall, which, we believe, contained about three hundred persons.
The walls were decorated with the badges and armorial bear-
ings of that renowned body, the Knights Ternplars of Licemfrol,
and presented a very pleasing coup d'ceil when the hall and or-
chestra were both filled. The instrumental performers were
principally amateurs, of whom it is but an act of justice to say,
that few persons would have made the discovery who were
ignorant of the fact. The committee, to whom the difficult task
of making the selections was confided, we think must have satis-
fied their constituents, that they ought to be re-elected, without
any other pledge for their future good conduct than the manner
in which they have discharged the duties imposed upon them.
Among the best of the vocal pieces we must name " The Rose
of the Valley," harmonised by Kny vett; "As on a Summer's
Day," and that beautiful plaintive air, " On the Banks of Allan.
Water." The song, "The Ray of Hope," was splendidly exe-
cuted by Miss Leach; and Collinson's fine bass voice was
heard to great advantage in the quintetto, " Memory." The
only piece that we thought a decided failure was the glee,
"Swiftly from the Mountain's Brow." This was executed in
rather a slovenly manner, but Miss Leach made ample amends
in the next and last piece, " The Tramp Chorus," where her
powerful voice was distinctly recognised amid the full swell of
the orchestra.
We most sincerely hope that this society is not fated to en-
counter any opposition from the jealousy of themusical profes-
sion, or from the passive resistauce,—by which term we mean
the absence of an active co-operation on the part of those who
are always foremost to patronise and support whatever tends to
increase the store of rational amusement or general information
of the inhabitants of Liverpool. Anything discordant among
the lovers of harmony would be a solecism that ought not to be
tolerated.
Liverpool, Merseyside, England, 1833-12-24

lee
.•EVERTON-HILL ADENIY.
MATII. E. E. CHALMER into Sto remove. his Establish-
• ment during the Christm ecess to the House formerly
ocEuried by Mr. Harris, will will be Re-opened for the
admission of Pupils on WEISNE - AY, the 22d of January next.
Terms, &c. may be known lion application to Mr. CHAL-
MER, 27, l{oscommon-street, yAlrton.
Liverpool, Merseyside, England, 1833-12-24

MONSIEUR DEVIN'S CONCERT.

Notwithstanding the unfavourable state of the weather, the
boxes of the Liver Theatre were quite full last night, at this en-
tertainment. Before the performal)ces commenced an apology
was made for the indisposition of Miss Cassidy, who, however,
unwilling •to disappoint the audience, performed her allotted
parts. We believe this was the first appearance of the Misses
Cassdiy before a Liverpool audience—of Miss Cassidy it would
be almost unfair to hazard an opinion after the appeal put
forth on her behalf, and of Miss E. Cassidy, we must content
ourselves with saying that- her pretensions to musical fame as
a singer, are not of a very lofty character. Martini's laughing
Terzetto "Vadasi via di qua" was encored;
_fur this ;we could
see no other reason than that it was literally executed. We
suspect the audience laughed at instead of laughing with the
peformer. Miss Johnson and Mon. Devin were by no
means successful in "La ci darem lo mano! " This we were
sorry for, because this lady is a great favourite of ours. Mr.
Quarterman performed a concerto, by Hertz, on the Piano-
forte in grand style. His execution is brilliant almost beyond
description, his touch is, in the most rapid passages, always firm,
clear, and distinct; and he is one of the most perfect masters
of his instrument that we have ever heard. Mr. C. A: Wiess
performed a fantasia on the flute, in which he introduced
the air of "The last Rose of Summer" very prettily. 'Were
he capable of producing tones equal to the delicacy of his ex-
ecution, he would rank with-the first performers on this instru-
ment.
Liverpool, Merseyside, England, 1833-12-24

auctiop.

VALUABLE MARBLE CHIMNEYPIECES.

By Messrs. T. and J. TROTT 'R,
On THURSDAY next, the 26th instant, cisely at Twelve
O'clock, on the Premises, in Norton-stree near London-road,
A BOUT thirty Elegant ITALIAN M RBLE CHIMNEY-
PIECES,IIII._ of the very best wurki nship and most modern
designs.
Mav be viewed two days prior to the sale, when Catalogues
may lie had on the Premises, and from Messrs. TROTTER.

SALE OF FARMING STOCK, AT CUERDLY, NEAR
FA RNIVORTII.
By Messrs. T. and J. TI TTER,
i
On THURSDAY next, the 26th inst. t, precisely at Twelve
o'clock, at the house of Mr. Jo Velsby, in Cuerdly,
SIX excellent MILCH COWS three good DRAUGHT
HORSES, two capital CARTS, Lot of GEARING, Rick
of HAY and OWNER, PLOUGHS and HARROWS,
STABLE UTENSILS, &c.; and immediately after, the gen-
teel and useful HOUSEHOLD FURNITURE, an excellent
Eight.4ay Clock, and other Effects.
The whole may be Viewed on the Morning of Sale.
Liverpool, Merseyside, England, 1833-12-24

Inouravire Xotitto.

THE MANCHESTER ASSURANCE COMPANY, for
ASSURANCE against FIRE, and ON LIVES and
SURVIVORSHIPS, PURCHASE of ANNUITIES, RE-
VERSIONS, &c. &c. Office, 33, KING-STREET, MANCHESTER.
Capital, TWO MILLIONS--Established March, 182-1.
Liverpool, Merseyside, England, 1833-12-24

FIRE DEPARTMENT.

The Assured are entitled to one-third of the Profits without any
liability on their part to the hisses.
Parties intending to continue their Policies, falling due at
C tialsTai AS, must renew them, within fifteen days of that time,
or they will become void.

LIFE DEPARTMENT.
The Assured are entitled to two-thirds of the P is without
any liability on their part to the losses.
The Premiums charged are lower than thos the majority
of other Offices.
The Business of the Life %Department is ept quite distinct
from that of Fire, and its accumulations are not liable to make
good any losses arising therefrom.
The Rates of Premium, and all other particulars, may be ob-
tained on application to any of the Company's Agents, or to
JOSEPH MORTON, Secretary.
N.B.—Agents have already been appointed in most of the
principal towns in the kingdom ; but applications for Agencies
in places where appointments have not yet been made, are re-
quested to be addressed to the Secretary.
RICHARD DAWSON, Agent.
Exchange-alley, Liverpool.

SCOTTISH UNION FIRE AND LIFE INSURANCE
COMPANY.
Incorporated by Royal Charter.
Capital-Five Millions sterli g.
Instituted at Edinburgh, I
GOVERNOR,
The Most Noble the Marquis of Lothian.
DEPUTY-GO% ERNOR,
Henry Cockburn, Esq., Solicitor-General of Scotland.
Sutherland Mackenzie, Esq., Manager.

THIS INCORPORATION is composed of a numerous,
wealthy, and influential body of Proprietors, and affords
unquestionable security to the public from the magnitude of
its capital—a large proportion of which is invested in Govern-
ment or real securities. By conducting its operations on an
extensive scale, it is enabled to equalise those vicissitudes which
may arise from the influence of local causes; and, from the
success which has hitherto attended this National Establish-
ment, it is now permanently placed on a secure basis. A small
annual contribution will secure property, real or personal, from
loss or damage by FIRE; and, by the same means, all those
calamitous consequences may be obviated which so frequently
arise from the uncertainty of human LIFE, and the many acci-
dents to which it is daily exposed.
FIRE. DEPARTMENT.
Property, real and perional, of every description, may be in-
sured on the most advantageous terms; common insurances of
the first class at the reduced rates, and property involving more
than ordinary hazard, at rates of premium commensurate with
the value of the risks.
ALL LOSSES, when satisfactorily ascertained, are IMME-
DIATELY PAID; and the Directors of this Incorporation
can with confidence refer to the liberality and promptitude
whi eh has hitherto ma=k.a sir settlement of all .laiwa
the company.
Liverpool, Merseyside, England, 1833-12-24

Co be Aotti.

To be SOLD, to pay n rly Four per Cent. per Annum, a.
Freehold and Tithe- e ESTATE, of upwards of 170 Sta-
tute Acres, with the ' ' es of an adjoining Estate, within six
miles of the Market ' wn of Leominster, in the County of
Hereford: Poor-rates very low.
For map and particulars apply to Mr. STErtiEN BETTELEY,
Ironmonger, Pool-lane, Liverpool.
Liverpool, Merseyside, England, 1833-12-24

By Messrs. WINSTANLEY and SONS,
On WEDNESDAY, the 15th day of January next, at One o'clock
precisely, at the Clarendon-rooms,
AVERY valuable parcel of FREEHOLD LAND, with
the nine Dwelling-houses thereon, situate on the south
side, (at the end nearer Castle-street,) and at the angle of
Sweeting-street, otherwise called Elbow-lane, leading from
Castle-street to Dale-street, in Liverpool, which will be offered
for sale in two lots. _ •

Lot 1. The piece of Land, with the three Houses thereon,
forming the angle of Sweeting-street, and herefore in a right
line with both Castle-street and Dale-str et, containing about
180 square yards, well adopted for the si of a Warehouse, and
bounded by valuable property of Jno. ladstone, Richd. Dob-
son, and J. S. Leigh, Esquires.
Lot 2. The piece of Land, with tl six Houses thereon, lying
to the westward of lot 1, and betwe n it and a passage leading
into a Court or Place called Joseph's-buildings, by which
Court it is bounded at the back, containing about 156 yc square
yards, These Houses, from their convenient situation, are al-
ways in great demand by tenants, and the site would be valuable
for Counting-houses Jar Warehouse.
For further information application may be made to Mr.
No a TII, Solicitor, Wood-street, from whom printed particulars
with plans annexed may be had.
Liverpool, Merseyside, England, 1833-12-24

'anta.

WANTED for about Sixteen Mon , within fifteen mi-
nutes' walk of the Adelphi Hot ,in the upper part of
the town, a Ready Furnished HO in an airy situation,
containing Dining-room, Drawing-ro in, and five or six Cham-
bers, &c.—For reference apply at the STA:in...on-OFFICE.
Liverpool, Merseyside, England, 1833-12-24

THE PILOT BOAT AND MR. SUMNER

One of our contemporaries has been imposed upon in a letter
which has been addressed to him under the signature of " A
Subscriber," in which an attempt has been made to deprive Mr.
Sumner of the merit which is due to him for his humane and
successful efforts to save the crew of the pilot boat from im-
pending death. It is an unfortunate way of advancing any
cause to attempt it by a perversion of the truth; and that such
is the case in the question before us, is beyond a doubt. Our
evidence is of an unquestionable character; it is derived from
the mouths of the men whose lives were saved ; and who, with feel-
ings alike natural and creditable to them, have voluntarily called
upon us to declare the falsity of the principal statements contained
in the letter to which we refer. Iu making this declaration, they
are unwilling that it should be construed into a censure upon
others, or be deemed expressive of ingratitude to those who may
have aided in their rescue from a watery grave, or in contri-
buting to their after comfort; but they confirm all the facts
which have been so fully before the public since the loss of the
boat, with reference, especially, to Mr. Sumner, being the only
individual who reached the boat to their assistance. They
had been several hours lashed to the rigging, after she sunk,
before they saw anything of the life-boat, which was launched
about three-quarters of a mile to the southward of them, and
about three o'clock was brought within hail of them, having
been dragged along-shore: 'She grounded on the bank about
thirty or forty yards to leeward of the wreck. Mr. Sumner had
to swim about thirty yards to reach the wreck, round which
there was about ten or twelve feet of water, a sort of dock or
pool formed by the pilot boat bedding herself in the sand.
It is admitted by the pilots that the crew of the life-boat might
have aided Mr. Sumner with an oar as he returned past them,
greatly exhausted; and that they assisted in capsizing the punt
to make a bridge, over which they crossed the pool iu their
brogress to the shore. They, at the same time, express their
elief; that if the life-boat had been brought opposite to the
wreck before they launched her, instead of being put in the
water at the distance of three-quarters of a mile, it would have
been the means of saving them, and that at a much earlier pe-
riod. It would appear that the door of the boat-house, in which
she is kept, exposes the crew in rough weather to great dif-
ficulty in launching her. This fact may suggest an alteration
in that part of the arrangement. It is repeated 'that the sole
object of the pilots in making this declaration is to hive Mr.
Sumner the merit which is due to huh; and it is right that the
demerit of an individual who has so nobly exerted himself should
not be effected by an attempt to exalt others at his expense.
Liverpool, Merseyside, England, 1833-12-24

Sor

te
The fine new Brig EGF ID, 258 tons, built under
the inspection of the pres nt owner, at Sunderland, and
irAlr\.: launched last October, he is a very strong, well-built,
'''''''''. handsome vessel, and % 11 carry a large cargo ; copper
fastened, and her stores of the very best quality : lying in the
Regent Canal Dock.
For inventories and further particulars inquire of
CHARLES WALTON,
Newman's-courts 73, Cornhill, Loudon.

FOR SALE BY P VA.TE CONTRACT,—
.
• ! a new Ship (tempor •i named the STAG), of 323
, - tons register, built at ockton, .of the very best ma-
' -•- terials; has a scroll head and poop, and will bear the
most minute inspection; now lying in the London Docks,
Wapping Basin.—lnventories may be had on board, and further
particulars known by applying to '
MARSHALL, HUTCHISON and Co.,
-• New City Chambers, Bishopsgate-street, London.

Eibtrpaol *alto by auction.
Liverpool, Merseyside, England, 1833-12-24

NE XT W.ELIK &c.

- Without reserve, by order of the Mortgagee.
On FRIDAY, the 3d January next, at Half-past Two
.SKI o'clock, at Lloyd's Coffee-house, Cornhill, London,,
the fine Brig MAIL, Al, 281 tons per register, built
at Quebec, in 1829, and coppered with stout opper in 1832, is
a remarkably handsome and well-finishe essel, with neat
bust head, and carved stern, very superio accommodations for
passengers, and the 'twixt decks is s fitted for a Colonial
voyage. She is extremely well foun n stores, and ready for
any immediate service ; now lying in the St. Katharine's
Docks.—For inventories and further particulars apply to
Messrs. BORRADAILE, SONS, and liAvENIILI.L, 34, Fenchurch-
street; WILLIAM WOOLCOMBE, 1, Freeman's-court, Cornhill,
London; or to HA SKA YNE and WALS H, Brokers,
Salthouse Dock
Liverpool, Merseyside, England, 1833-12-24

,f.,:atto by Auction,

Peremptorily to close an Acco st.
On THURSDAY, the 26th instant, at One clock precisely, at
the Clarendon-rooms, by order of se Murtyagee,
WO DWELLING-HOUSES adjo ing each other, one
1_ fronting Lambert-street, and 1 e ther in Craven-street,
Islington, containing in front to ea street 14 feet 6 inches,
and in depth 25 yards, tenanted by iliam Hignett and Wil-
liam Ashton, at rents amounting to £33 12s. The Tenure is
Leasehold under the Corporation for three lives, aged about
42, 39, and 37, and 21 years afterwards under the usual ground
rent and covenants. Also a' PEW, No. 38, in Trinity Church
Apply to Mr. MOLYNEUX No. 4, Erskine-street, or to JOHN
NORTH, Wood-street.
Liverpool, Merseyside, England, 1833-05-07

TO THE EDITOR OF THE LIVERPOOL .S.T.3IVD.,IRD.

SIR,—As ehe.two following letters are important to those in-
terested in the coasting trade, I shall be obiigd by your in-
serting them.—Yours, &c. SAM: PERRY.

London, May 4, 1E33.
DEAR SIR,—I have now to state that this day we had a satis-
factory interview with the Board of Trade, and that the result
was, that both steam and coasters are likely to have a larger
measure of relief than we contemplated, as port charges, as
well as pilotage, will be taken up under the auspices of govern-
ment. 1 have written to Mr. Porter, the chairman of the pilot
committee, a letter, of which the following is a copy, and I trust
the pilots will see we have only done what we owed to our coni-
pony and the general interests of steam-vessel ing
trade. I;- Teased with the
v;ha, —.l:y t;,•1.,:.11 CO..11114:1.).. 4.lZiLt, aiat
Lord Sandon gave great attention to the subject, with impar-
tiality, and without any feeling in favour of any ptivkiacular in-
terest. Yours, very truly,
Mr. S. Perry, Liverpool. C. W. LLIAMS.
Lo on May 4, 1833.
DEAR Sin,-1 take the earliest opportunity Of stating to you,
for the information of the pilot committee, and with the view of
saving any unnecessary expense to the pilots, that we had this
day a satisfactory interview with the Vice-President of the
Board of Trade, at which my Lord Sandon attended; and that,
on the assurance that the whole question, not onlyof pilotage,
but port charges, would be taken up by the select committee on
trade, such being considered as highly deserving the attention
of Parliament, we have withdrawn the clause from the City of
Dublin Company's Bill referring to pilotage.
I have further to observe, that the information and evidence.
we should have supplied to the committee on our bill, and at
our own expense, will be laid before the select committee of
the House of Commons on trade; and thus the relief to the
company, which by their bill was confined to pilotage, will be
extended to port charges generally, and the other grievances to
which steam companies and coasters were subject.
I am, very truly yours,
W. F. Porter, Esy. C. W. WILLIAMS.
Chairman of the Pilot Committee.
Liverpool, Merseyside, England, 1833-05-07

LYCEUM, BOLD-STRE .
rIHE ANNUAL MEETING of th tOPRIETORS of
I this INSTITUTION will be h din the News-robin,
THIS DAY, the 7th of May, at Twelve o'clock at Noon.
. JAMES HURRY, President.

UIiN HARRISON, (late
.Assistant to Mr. Moncas,) re-
() spectfully informs his Friends aiii,d(the Public that he has,
taken, on his own account, the Prei s, No. 14, Castle-street,
lately occupied by Mr. Moncas, where he intends to conduct
the eifitoNomETElt, WATCH, and CLOCK Business, and trusts
his long etperience will enable him to supply such Articles as
are not to be surpassed by the first houses in the Trade..
Chronometers, Watches, and Clocks, Cleaned and Re-
paired.
Liverpool, May 5, 1833.

►gIHE Creditors who have proved the debts under a Con -
fi mission of Bankrupt against Y OWEN, of Live:-
pool, Miller, may receive a furthe ividend by applying to
Mr. JOHN CHAUNLEY, the Assignee, 15, Tithebarn-strcet, on
and after Monday next, between the hours of Ten and One.
HIN DE, Solicitor.

INSOLVENT DEBTOR.—DIVIDEND.
NV HILIgTAAIt the
silliiiiili 1,
i(s]if's
,the a
late
Estate and
vaenrdpeEolffeicnts
the
County of Lancaster, sail-maker, an Insolvent Debtor, lately
a prisoner in Lancaster Castle, has caused his account of the
Said Estate and Efff - Court for
relief of Insolvent ' Insolvent
are requested to m, Ir. JOSEPH
MALLABY, in Low County of
Lancaster, on the t o'clock in
the forenoon precis, ee will de-
clare the amount of proceed to
make a Dividend w tors whose
debts are admitted Insolvent
in proportion to the correction
of the rights to recr according
to the statute.

If any person hal Schedule,
but is disputed therein
._ if the sail
-
Insolvent, the said Assignee, or any Creditor objects to any
debt mentioned therein, such etaiiais and objections must be
brought forward at the said meeting in order- that proceedings
may be had for the examination and decision of the same ac-
cording to the statute.

fleets duly sworn,to be filed in the
Debtors, the CAdit rs of the said
feet the Assignee at he office of M
•er qtle-street, verpool, in the
tenth . i f Jun next, at eleven
:sely, when a here the Assigns
of the balance n • hands, and
with the same mong . ie Credit
in the Sche, le sworn • • - he
e amount th • eof, subject to such
:eive Divith ds as may be made
is a dema d which is stated in the
rein eith, r in whole or in part; or i
Liverpool, Merseyside, England, 1833-05-07

OLD CANARY WINE.

ITIHIS old and excellent WINE, so highly praised by medi-
ca
l men, is still to be had by a plying to JAS. REN-
WICK and CO., CROWN-CHA MBERS, EDCROSS-STREET.
Price, (Bottles included, Is. per Dozen.
Also, excellent PORT WINE, fine-davourid, at 28s. per
Dozen, Bottles included.
_ _ _

Orders from the Country, inclosing a Remittance, or a Draft
upon a correspondent in Liverpool, will be carefully attended to.

To be ,et,

MO BE LET, at Everton, a very goo FAMILY HOUSE,
near to the Church, with one go Dining-room, Draw-
ing-room, Breakfast-room, and Bu I s Pantry, on the same
floor; good Kitchens, seven Bed-ro s, a Garden, with an ex-
cellent and commanding view of t e river Mersey and Bootle
Bay.—For further particulars apply to ORMEROD HEYWORTH
and Co., 27, Water-street.
Liverpool, Merseyside, England, 1833-05-07

LONDON CORN EXCHANGE, AVERAGE PRICES OF GRAIN.
There is a tolerably good increase in the arrivals of Grain since
Wednesday, and of Flour the return is also fair. The Wheat trade
remains firm at the terms of Monday, with very little fine at market.
In other descriptions of Grain there is no variation from Monday.
Flour meets a dull sale at last prices.
Liverpool, Merseyside, England, 1833-05-07

izoutb aintrira.

To sail positively 14th instant,
For PERNAMBUCO,
The well-known Brig
THOMAS BA'rrER,SBY,
ThomAs YAPP, Master;
Burthen per register 323 tons; this vessel is newly coppered,
and in excellent condition; lying north-west corner Prince's
Dock.—For freight or passage, having good accommodations,
apply to COIESWORTH & small, 22, Chapel-walks.
Liverpool, Merseyside, England, 1833-05-07

GOLBORNE PARK,
AND SEVERAL EXTENSIVE MANORS OF GAME,
To be Let, either from Year to Year, or for any Term
not exceeding Seven Years.
T° be LET, Furnished or Unfurnished, all that capital
Mansion-house, called GOLBORNE PARK, situate in
the township of Golborne, within half a mile of Newton in the
Willows, in the county of Lancaster, with or without one or
more extensive Manors, well stocked with Game and Fish.
The Premises consist of au excellent Mansion-house, Offices,
and Outbuildings, comprising an Entrance-hall, Dining-room,
1/,, 1
20 feet by 18 feet, Ante-room, 18 feet b feet, Drawing-room,
21 feet by 18 feet, Library, 24 feet by feet, small Parlour, 15
feet by 14 feet, thirteen Bed-roo , three Dressing-rooms,
Housekeeper's-room, Butler's-pant , Servants'-hall, Kitchen,
Pantry, capital Ale and Wine Cellars, Wash-house, Laundry,
Dairy, Brew-house, &c. A good Coach-house and Saddle-room
adjoining, Stabling for sixteen horses, Shippon for thirteen
cows, with all other convenient Outbuildings; a good Kitchen,
Garden, Orchard, and Pleasure-grounds; with a Cottage iu the
Stable-yard for a labourer.
Golborne Park is beautifully situated within a short mile of
the half-way station at Newton-bridge, from which place there
is a communication by railway to Manchester, Liverpool, War-
rington, Wigan, and Bolton, at most hours of the day. The
House and Outbuildings are in good repair and very convenient,
and a tenant may be accommodated with any quantity of land
required. A tenant may have the option of taking the Pre-
mises furnished or unfurnished, either as tenant from year to
year, or for a term not exceeding seven years; he may also
have the option of taking the Premises either with or without
one or more extensive Manors, well stocked with Game and
Fish.

Immediate possession may be had, and further particulars
known by applying to Mr. THomas WHITE, Newton, near
Warrington, who will appoint a person to shew the Premises.
Liverpool, Merseyside, England, 1833-05-07

TO THE EDITOR OF THE LIVERPOOL STAND.4RD.

SIR,—In the very proper remarks which appeared in the
last number of your Journal, relative to the recent appointment
of a Treasurer to the Dock Estate, you neglected to mention
that Mr. Langton was the uncle of Mr. Ronal, and also, by
marriage of Mr. Hardman Earle. Now Sir, though I care not
one straw whether the person appointed to any public office be
a relative of this man or that, so that he is qualified to fulfil the
duties of his office to the satisfaction of the public, I do care
when I observe the gross and barefaced inconsistency of certain
gentlemen (amongst them Mr. Hornby and Mr. Hardman
Earle), who, when Mr. C. Bourne was appointed, thought
proper to drag him before the public in a most unhandsome
and a most unwarrantable manner, and yet the very first op-
portunity which offers, Mr. Hornby does not hesitate to cote, and
Mr. Earle to canvass for their own uncle in preference to every
other candidate.

If you, Sir, had been privileged to have had your reporter in
the Dock Committee-room on the day when the appointment
took place, you would have heard some such speech as the
following from Mr. Hornby :--" It is very true that Mr. Withrs's
recommendation is strong and most respectably signed, but this
is owing to the circumstance of his being so early in the field.
bro Mer has signed his recommendation, but if he had known
that his uncle was a candidate he would certainly have been in
favour of him." The Mr. Hornby who made the above speech
is one of the gentlemen who signed the protest against Mr.
Bourne's appointment, lon account of family influence. The
brother spoken of is Mr. Hugh Hornby, who presided at the
public meeting of the protesting rate-payers.

NEMO,

John Formby, Esq., of Maghull, has been appointed a Justic'e
of the Peace for this county.

EXTRAORDINARY PESPATCII.—An experiment was made dar-
ing the last week to ascertain the greatest expedition attainable
by stage coaches on the common road. For this purpose the
L'Hirondelle and Hibernia, (well known for their extraordinary
speed in travelling), which run between Birkenhead and Cher
tenham, were fixed upon for the occasion. The L'Hirondelte
outstripped the Hibernia by 22 minutes. The whole of the dis-
tance between Birkenheadand Cheltenham, 131 miles, having
been performed in 9 hours and 39 minutes, making 131, mi.es
per hour, which is upwards.of 3 miles an hour quicker than the.
London and Liverpool mail. The L'Hirondelle kit Birken-
head 41 minutes after 5 o'clock, and arrived at Cheltenham !LB
minutes after 3 o'clock. This, we believe, is an instance of the
most rapid travelling by stage or mail coach on record. \l'ehave an account of the progress, noting the different stager,
which we Audl publish next week.
Liverpool, Merseyside, England, 1833-05-07

J3rifiob America.

For QUEBEC,
The Barque LORD ST NLEY,
J. R. HNLL, 1i er ;
- Al, hurthen per register 336 to , coppered and cop-
per-fastened, and will have immediate des tch.—For freight or
passage, apply on board, King's Dock, or to
J. NELSON WOOD & CO.
Liverpool, Merseyside, England, 1833-05-07

DIVIDENDS.

May 27, P. Maddocks, Liverpool, timber-merchant.—Mav 25. J.
Jenkins, Lostwithiel, Cornwall, cabinet-maker.—May 24, C. Wood,
Abchurch-lane, bill-broker.—May 24, M. R. Dunn and W. Clough,
Landon-street, Fenchurch-street, merchants.—May 24, W. Manley,
New Bridge-street, Vauxhall, pawnbroker.—May 30, L. Danby and
W. Wood, Horncastle, Licolnshire, drapers.—May 24, A. Wright and
J. Woodhead, Woodroyd, Yorkshire, dyers.—June 3, P. Allen and J.
Smith, Alcester and Hoo-mill, Warwickshire, millers,—May 27, J.
Twemlow, Oldham, Lancashire, cotton-spinner.

CERTIFICATES, &e.
B. Bowman and W. Thompson, Commercial-road, colour-manufac-
turers.—ll. Carter, Hastings, Sussex, chymist.—J. Dickinson, Ul-
verston, Lancashire, scriviner.—J. and W, Spencer, New Sheffield,
Northumberland, steel-manufacturers.—F. L. Byrne, Kingston-upon-
Hull, wine-merchant.—A. Nicoll, Conduit-street, Bond street, tailor.
—C. Ryland, Birmingham, iron-merchant.—W. E. J. Neep, Nor-
wich, silversmith.—D. I. Noad, Copthall-courl, commission agent.