The Liverpool Standard and General Commercial Advertiser.
Liverpool, Merseyside, England, 1833-06-07 00:00:00

TUNIS.

The Piedmont Gazette announces that the differences which
had arisen between the Government of Sardinia and the Re-
gency of Tunis, have been brought to a conclusion by the
energetic demonstrations of the ships sent by the King of Sar-
dinia. The Bey at length sent his chief minister to announce
his accession to the ultimatum, the conditions of which art :
"The commandant of the guard of the palace shall be sent to-
morrow to the consulate of his Sardinian Majesty, and there
declare in the presence of the admiral and officers of the Royal
squadron, of the consular body, and of four merchants represent-
ing the nation of Sardinia, that the Bey disapproves entirely of
the conduct of the Governor of Porto Farina—who is now con-
fined by,illness—in making an illegal visit to a Sardinian ves-
sel without the intervention of the consul ; that the subaltern
agents who maltreated Captain Figallo shall be publicly and
severely punished ; that the captain shall be amply com-
pensated for all loss and inconvenience he may have sustained
either in his person or in his merchandise; that his ship shall
be restored to him ; and finally, that on his sailing out of the
port he shall be saluted with twenty-one guns from Fort Go-
letta."

LONDON GAZETTE.-TUESDAY, JUNE 4.

INSOLVENT.
June 2.—William Lucas Pearce, Dartford, Kent, ironmonger.

BANKRUPTS.
Robert Ashby and Samuel Ashby, Upper Thames-street, mealinen.
Thomas Jackson, of George-street, Minories, wine-merchant.
John Arbuthnot Harvey, Hig,h-street, St. Giles's, clothes-salesman.
Samuel Smith, Kim► William-street, Strand, saddler.
James Cornish, Shepperton-street, New North-road, stone-mason.
Henry Milledge, Milton-street, Dorset-square, Marylebone, car-
penter.
George Glover, Kingston-upon-Hull, grocer.

PARTNERSHIPS DISSOLVED.
J. F. Muller and T. Roberts, Liverpool, tobacco-manufacturers.—
W. Clarke and R. Clarke, Liverpool, smiths.—J. Triggs and J. Allen,
Devonport, leather-cutters.—J. Garratt and J. Miller, Queen-street-
place. wholesale, tea-dealers.—T. B. Pitt and L. P. Kell, Brighton,
Sussex, surgeons.—M M. liuskisson and G. Walker, Brighthehn-
stone, Sussex, cabinet-makers.—J. Torr and T. W. Torr, Kingston-
upon-Hull, merchants.—E. T. Jones, and R. Smith, Bristol, manu-
facturing chemists.—J. hiss and W. Knevett, Mount-street, Gros-
venor-square, fishmongers.—S. Smith and J. Jennings, Preston, Lan-
cashire, varnish-manufacturers.—J. Robinson, G. Robinson, and J.
Robinson, jun., Chunal, Derhyshiro, woollen-manufacturers.—G.
Clare, W. Clare, and G. Cooke, Mount-street, Berkeley-square,
paper-bangers.—ll. Wormald, W. Wormald, D. Illingworal, and J.
Chatter, Otlev, Yorkshire, scribbling-millers.—W. -Richmond, J.
B ichrnond, R. Richmond, and J. Richmond Glasgow, warehousemen.
11. C. Verbeke and W. Conic, Lower Grosvenor-street, attorneys.—
.1. Ewens and T. Ewens, Bridport, and Allington, Dorsetshire, sail-
cloth-manufacturers.—F. Castle and S. L. Lazarus, Bath, dealers in
soap.—J. 'fatherly and J. Hamlyn, Bideford,' Devonshire, merchants.
—.A. Lawrence, A. Lawrence, J. H. Wolcott, J. W. Edmands, and T..
Dexter, London.—J. Marks and G. Clark, New-road, coachmakers,
and R. Ilennell, jun.
R. Hennell, sen.,
Strand, silversmiths.; New-road,