The Liverpool Standard and General Commercial Advertiser.
Liverpool, Merseyside, England, 1833-12-10 00:00:00

JOINT STOCK BANKING COMPANY.

MO be Established in Manchester, Liverpool, Birmingham,
and Leeda, with Branches its Om Towns adjacent, upon
the principle of the Scotch Banka [6 be styled THE NORTH.-
ERN AND CENTRAL BANK OF ENGLAND. Capital
£300,000, in 30,000 Shares of £3O each.
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Co'pies'of the Prospectus and Forms of Annlie..4t-n for nares
hc• obtained at the 6onunittee-room, 82, King
street, Manchester; front Mr. HARDING, Solicitoi, Cross-
street, Manchester,- Mr. WORTHINGTON, Solicitor, Chapel-
walks, Liverpool; Mr. W. S. HARDING, solicitor, Waterloo-
street, Birmingham; and Mr. JOHN W. CROMPTUN, Solicitor,
Leeds.
Liverpool, Dec. 3, 1833.

Pilot-qffice, Der. 6, 1833.
T a MEETING of the PILOT COMMITTEE, held
.Ll. yesterday, the following letter was road:—.
•"r6 the Members of the Pilots' Committee.

" GENT ixkiisst,--The exemplary. conduct displayed by a few
individualS' during the late severe gale, and the successful
efforts made by them to rescue some of the Pilots from a situa-
tion Of extreme peril, on Friday last, When t 'r boat was cast
on the Formby shore, ought to be made • own to your Coin-
mitten.
"Mr. Sumner, the village surgeon, s indefatigable in his
benevolent exertions; he promptly p .ured a bottle of spirits,
which he attached to his neck, and, when the tide had partially
receded, finding that no boat could still approach the distressed
he'cait off his 'Clothes, and boldly committed himself to
the Waves, and 'by perseverance he reached the Pilot l'essel,
where he found some of the crew nearly exhausted; he adniil
nistered the cordial-With judgment, and afterwards he assisted
bringingin the poor eUfferers on shore ; when they were safely
landed,his skill was 'exerted to the uttermost to revive and
cherish them. This is not the first instance in which he liaf
hazarded his'perspnal safety to preserve the lives of shipwrecked
mariners. As a token of your approbation, and an encorirate.;
merit to others to imitate his praiseworthy example, a beneficial
memorial might deservedly be *lowed on this huinarie charae-
ter, who is the parent and sole supporter of a numerous family.
" few persons of an Nimbler class of life deserve their !need
of praise and reward for laudable exertions. One man, named
Wm.-Formby, rescued two sinking Pilots from a watery grave',
whilst the tide drifted them in au almost lifeless* state; 'and
Robert KerSliaw succeeded in saving the life of a third, who,
from complete exhaustion, was unable to raise himielf froth the
waves and surf, when by long continued efforts he had nearly
gained the beach.-1 am, gentlemen, your obedient servant,
'Dec. 2, 1833. "MILES FORMBY!,
It togs r'esolved,—That the warm thanks of tills Conimittee be
conveyed to mr. Sumner for the distinguished inert he evinced
in saving the lives of eight Pilots from the wreck of No. I Pilot-
boat on the 29th. of November, 1833, and that the Ptiblic be
recommended' to join in the subscription, to bear some substan-
tial mark of approbation to this worthy gentleman, for his cou-
rage and humanity in this and other instances of his successful
efforts on similar occasions of imminent danger.
That the Chairman, W.F. Porter, Esq., the Vice-Presidents,
JaMee-Aikiii;-Esk.-, 'and -James Heyworth,- Ei.q.; be aSufi=Ciim-
miitee
to Carry the above Resolution into effect.
"Sia,—ln communicating to you the above resolution, allow
me to express my individual admiration of your truly heroic and
humane conduct on the melancholy occasion referred to, and I
beg t 6 assure you that I feel great pleasure in sphicribing my-
self, with every sincere wish fill' your happiness, • *
• "Your most obedient servant,
"D. ROWLAND, Assistant Secretary.
"To Mr. John Stfmner, Surgeon, Formby." '

Subseriplion for the Relief of the Widows and Children of the Pilots
lost in No.l Pilot Boat, of Formby, on the 29th Nor., 181:
s. ►
The Corporation of Li 11
-
verpool lOO 0
The Mayor
Sir J. T4iti lO 0
Saml. Thompson, Esq 5 0
Peter Bonnie, Esq 5 0
Saml. Sandba.ch, Esq 5 0
Jno. Higginson, Esq 5 0
Sir G. Drinkwater
Sir T. Braticker
Tho. Foster, Esq
Tho. Littledale, Esq 2 0
Chas. Lawrence, Esq 2 0
R. Holighton, Esq 2 0
Jas. Aspinall, Esq 2 0
C. Horsfall, Esq 5 0
James Cockshot, Esq 2 0
I. 0. Bold, Esq 1 0
City of Dublin Steam
Packet Company 2O 0
Jas. Hey worth, Esq lO 0
W. &J. Browp and Co lO 0
Mr. Waterhouse and 8 0
Friends
W. F. Porter, Esq. 5 0
Jas. Aikin, Esq.
Brocklebank, Esq 5 0
Potter, Esq 5 0
G. Irlam, Esq 5 0
J. Bibby, Esq
Jno. Taylor, Esq 5 0
Jno. Askew, Esq 5 0
C. L. Bahr, Esq 5 0
Heyworth :and Co.
Newton, Lyon, and Co 3 0
J. Higginson, Esq.
Dirom, Richmond, and
Co.
Thos. Tobin, Esq 2 f
N. Roskell, Estl
R. F. Porter, Esq.
John OWen, Esq 2
W. Foster and Lo 2
F. Ashley, Esq 2
R. Jones, Esq 2
J. W. Gibsone, Esq 2
Two Ladies
Tattersall and Sons
Sami. Hope, Esq
W. Tarbett, Esq
D. Jackson, Esq
Henderson, Sellar, and

Co
P. Pemberton, Esq
Geo. Highfield, Esq
John Clint, Esq.
Tho. Tinley, Esq
C. Lorimer, Esq.
Thomas Morris, Esq
Harrison; Esq
Smith, Esq
R. Harrison, Esq. ....
G. Birley, Esc.
C. 'Fletcher, Esq
--- Russell, Esq.
A. Low, Esq
Tho. Kaye, Esq.
Nicol, Esq.
Bogie. Esq.
D. Lamb, Esq.
R. Jones, Esq.
Jos. Mann, Esq.
Foster, Esq
H. Littledale, Esq
Geo. Crossfield, Esq.
Capt. Sharp ..
'rho. Ripley, Esq.
Henry Ripley, Esq
Imrie, Esq‘
Jos. Ewart, Esq.
Donald, Esq. •
Dawson, Esq.
Anderton, -Esq.
Jas. Moon, Esq.
R. Arrott, Esq
R. Semple, Esq.
Ed. Jones, Esq
Powles, Esq
Wilson, Esq.
Bishop, Esq
Huson, Esq
Tho. Royden, Esq
Gordon and Co
Sinclaiy,
Pearson and Melling
H. J. Sanderson, Esq
Jno. Jackson, Esti
W. Dickinson, Esq
Juo. M.Caromon, Esq
Jno. Foster, Esq
C. Okll, Esq
R. W. Ashley, Esq
A. Lodge, Esq •
T. F. Dyson, Esq
G. Fidler, Esq
F. Gouthwaite,
I. C. Motrall, Esq
R. Wise, Esq.
K. Dowie, Estt_
111, Molyneux, Esq. • • .•
W. Parlour, Esq ..
Mrs. 8.a,r1;
H. Williano, Esq. ~..
Geo. Green, Jun. Esq..
W. Woistenholme, Isq.
Barton, E 4,1 •
Timothy Bourne, Esq
W. Rushton, Isq
P. W. and Co.
R. Musgrove, Esq. • • • •
Capt. Chapman .
Thus. Taylor, Esq.
Robt. Jones and Sons
W. P. Bushby, Esq
Edw. 'Niches, Esq

Mr. Hughes 0
Mr. Prior
Haselwortb, Esq 1 0
Horsfall, Esq 1 0
Bywater, Dawson, and
Co.
Capt. J. P. Phillips 1 0
Gilbt.Cuinnaing, Esq 1
Jno. Lockett, Esq 1 0
W. Fairclough, Esq. 1 0
Jno. Forshaw, ▪ 1 0
Capt. G. Forster
T. Todd, Esq,
Mrs. Smith, per do 1 0
Dr. Ferguson
Davies, Esq 1 0
ThO. Fisher, Esq 1 0
Tomkinson, Esq 1 0
James Barton, Esq 1 0
T. Toulmin, Esq 1 0
Captain Simpson 1 0
Richard Cumming, Esq 1 0
John Bouche, Esq 1 0
R. Cardwell, Esq 1 0
J. Wordly, Esq 1 0
S. W. Silver and Co 1 0
E. Arnaud, ESq.
E. Franceys, Esq 1 0
John Yates' Esq 1
John Hall, Esq 1 0
W. Forde, Esq 1 0
Andrew Harrison, Esq. 1 0
W. Alexander,' Esq 1 0
Bolton, Esq 1 0
Charles Turner, Esq 1 0
H. Holterfort, Esq. 1 0
W. J. Browne, Esq 1 0
John Fletcher, Esq 1 0
11. Dutchman, Esq 1 0
R. S. Henderson, Lsq 1 0
T. Bean, Esq.
W. Foster, Esq.
W. Fletcher, Esq 0 10
John Clover, Esq 0 10
Smethurst, Esq 0 10
Gravel, Esq 0 7
Wm. Ltches, Esq. ~ 5 (.1
A Collection at Great;
George street Chapel,
per Rev. Dr. Riffles ..10 2
Henry Laffer,'Esq
Enoch Harvey, Esq 2 0
William Harvey, Lsq 2 0
James Harvey,'Esq. . • 2 0
G. Atkinson, Esq. .. •
John Holmes, Esq 1 0
Henry Holmes; Esq. . 1
John Huddlestone, Esq. 1 0
George Lawrence, Esq. 1 0
Woodcock& Haliburton 1 0
James Bateson, Esq.
William Dry, Esq 0 10
Mrs: Newsham 0 10
Miss Newsham 0 10
Mr. H. Williams, pilot 1 0
John Martin, do
Thorley Lester, do 1 0
Wm. Whitby, do 1 0
Win. Hudson, do 1
Hugh Williams, do 1 0
Robert Williams, do. 1 0
Richd. Williams, do. 1 0
Thos. Chatterton, do. 1 0
JOhn Bird, do 1 0
Stephen Peers, do 1 0
James Walker, do 1 0
Watk n Williams, do. 1 0
John Bark, do 1 0
Joseph Quirk, d 0... • 1 0
Robert Neale, do
William Woods, do. 1 (1
—J. Prior, do 1 0
Thomas Harrison, do. 1 0
Wm. Bainbridge, do. 1 0
W. Hughes, do 1
John Fuller, d 0..., 1 0
William Jones, do 1
—J. Leath erbarrow, do. 1 0
John Hughes, do
Owen Roberts, do 1 Si
William Cullen, do. 1 0
Thomas Parry, do 1 .0
Henry Wiggins, do. 1 .0
Wtn, Rowlands, do. 1 0
John Williams, do 1 ,0
Robt. Taggart, do 1 0
William Varry, do 1 0
Richd. Roberts, do 1 0
Owen Roberts, do 1 0
Ebeur. Hughes, do 1 0
John Bradford, do 1
Bobt,
.do, , 1 (1
John Shephetil, .0 1 U
—D. Thornfuil;iln 1 0
Pugh Robe.flii, do 1
Samuel Jones, do 0 .0
John Joivp, do • 0 .0
John Hirrilet, do 0 .0
Joshua 1300 t, do 0 U
John Dqwney; do 0 .0
Matt. )latthe Ws, do 0 Al
John Jones, do, do 0 FU
John Roberts, do 0 10
John Davies, do, .• 0 10
William Morton, do. 0 10
John Tatlock, do.. 0 10
Th.o. Chatterton, do. Si 10
William Jones, do 0 10
James Swift, do 0 5
Mrs. Alice Cawsou
John Leece, Jun. Esq 1 0
George Wilson, Esq 1 0
The following per Mr
E. Smith—A Friend,
55.; Ditto, 35.; A Sai-
lor, 2s. 6d. los. Ed,

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