The Liverpool Standard and General Commercial Advertiser.
Liverpool, Merseyside, England, 1832-12-28 00:00:00

IMPORTED
From the 14th to the 20th December, 1832, incltuice,
Argols ...... • boxes, —, bag.% casks, 18
Ashes
brls. 2334
Bark
hhds. brls.
Oak
tons, 30
Berries
bales,
Borax
chests, --
Brimstone
tons, 180
Cassia Lignea..... boxes,
Castor Oil
brls,
Cloverseed serons, —, bales,
Cochineal
Cocoa bbags,serons
tees, —, bags, --
Coffee, B. P tees. 63, brls. 37, bags, 183
Foreign -
Logwood
tons, 59
Fustic
tons, 5
Nicaragua Wood
tons,
Barwood
tons, 8
Camwood
Flax tons, ---
tees. —, bls. 615
Flour brls., 100, E. I. sacks, 3745
Ginger
Gum bag, 1, barrels, 2
tons, —, cases, 94
Hides, Cow and Ox no. 7688, bales, 20
casks, 41)
Horse bales, —, no. 8996
Horse Hair
Hemp
bales, 562
Indigo
Lac Dye cases, 6
Lemon Juice
casks,
Madders
Madder Roots
Mun
casks, 696 ject bales, —, bundles,
Olive Oil ... jars, —, chests,
Pa
casks, 3680
Fish oil
Pepper • robbins, —, bags, 350
Pimento, W. 1
Rice tees. —, I tees., —, E. I. bags, 221
Rum
brls. 53, hhds. 179, rns., 267
Safflower cases
Saltpetre ,—, Wes, 7
Shell Lae blg
ches, 10
Sugar, B.F. hhds. 1590, tees. 81, bags, —, boxes —, I„,ts s, 2543
k,
131
0063
East:lndia •
b)arl
Brazil bags, 50, brls., 3
Sac
110 bags, 300
mar Tartar casks, 15
Tar
casks 10, brls.,
brls.
Turpentine
Tobacco cases, —, hhds,,
Valonia
brls.,
bags, —, tons,
Wax, Bees(
Whea't

3i.donbo!t Gagtte.

TUESDAJ; DECEMBER 25th, 1832.

PARTNERSHIPS DISSOLVED.
Taylor, Callow, and Co„ Liverpool, wholesale grocers ; as far as
regards P. M. Callow.—T. Long and H. 111(orris,Whitney, Oxfordshire,
drapers.—C. P. and T. Lumb, Leeds, dressers of cloth.—Jackson and
Donne, Warwick-square; engravers.—Swan and Dale, Bishop Wear-
mouth, Durham, linen-drapers.—T. Shann and Co., Leeds, dressers-
of cloth.—J. Smethurst and Co., Manchester, sewing-cotton-manu-
facturers.—R. and It. C. Marsden, and C. Shaw, Prince's street. stock,
brokers ;as far as regards Robert Marsden.—C. Liddell and'Co., York
lead-inerehants.—Wigg and Co„ North-place, Gray's-inn-lane, car-
penters.—T. and R. Lys, Took's-court, Chancery-lane, and Reading, Berkshire, attornies-at-law.—.l. Baron and .J, Dyson, Stansfield, Yorkshire, cotton-waste dealers.—J. and G. Prickett, Highgate, and Gray's-inn, auctioneers.—A. Compigne and J. Dar6ll, Reading,
Berkshire, attornies-at-law.—R. E. Goodridge, and T. Barnett, Fen-
chtirch-street, tea-dealers.—Whitehead and Grundy, Bury, Lanca-
shire, attornies-at-law;—J: 1. Burn, IL S. Morton, and F. 'W. Vaux,
Raymond-buildings, Grays-inn, solicitors ;as far as regards 11. 8.
Morton.

INSOLVENT
ea .
Dec. Tydeman, Grt Yarmouth, Norfolk, saddler.
BANKRUPTS.
JOhn Williams, Liverpool, builder, Jan, 15, Feb, 5, at one o'clock,
at the Clarendon-rooms, Liverpool : solicitors"; Messrs. Adlington,
Gregory, and Faulkner, Bedford-row.
George Frederick Hunt, High-street, Wapping, and Martin's-lane,
Cannon-street, Oilman.
John Fensham, Portman-street, Portman-square, carver.
Francis Brown, • Watford, Hertfordshire, grocer.
Henry Wright,- Southampton-street, Camden-town, surgeon.
George Williams, Henrietta-street, Marylebone, boarding-house-
keeper.
Villiam Smith, Portsea, draper.
John Hardwick, White Hart-yard, Tottenham-court-road, horse-
dealer.
Thomas Freethy, Acton, Mi,ddlesex, carpenter.
Edward Kelly Proctor, Hermes-street, Pentonville, engraver.
William Leahy, Grove, Great Guildtbrd-street, Southwark, en-
gineer.
James C rundall, Brixton-road, builder.
Philip Phillips, Jacob Cohen, and Jacob Phillips, Birmingham, and
Dublin, Irelattd, jewellers.
Nathaniel Smith, Warminster, innkeeper.
William Robinson, Stockport, flour-dealer,
Henry Evans, Narberth, Pembroke Shire, corn-merchant.
John Rees, Bristol, bookseller.
Joseph Stockhall, Kidderminster, coal-merchant.

DIVIDENDS.-
Jan. 16, H. Brown, Liverpool, silk-mereer.—Jan, 11, P, Youngs
FenchurchTstreet, Wapping, and Greenwich, sail-maker.—Jan. 17,
R. Gaseoyne, Richmond;Surrey, tailor.—Jan. 16, A. and W. Coombs,
Bennet's-hill, carpenter s.—Jan. 17, R. George, Parker-street, Drury-
lane, stage-coach-make r.—Jan. 16, B. Sewell and W. Gerrard, ITiek
ney, drapers.—Jan. 16, J. Stead, King-street Clerkenwell, colour-ma-
nufacturer. —Jan. 18, W. Boyle, Newgate-street, paper-hanger.—Jan
15, J. Mitchell, Godalming, Surrey, butcher.—Jan. 13, W, Bourne,
Coleman-street and Regent-street, woollen-draper.—Jan. 18, J. Mon-'
son, Great Prescott-street, Goodman's-fields, carpenter.—Jan. 15, 11.
and P. G. Banner, Cripplegate-buildings, plumbers.—Jan. 17, A. Mor-
ton, Richmond, Surrey, wine-merchant—Jan: 16, R. Jermvn, 13a1-
dock, Hertfordshire, shopkeeper,—Jan. 16,W, Wright, New Windsor, Berkshire, grocer.—Jan. 17, W. J. Brown, Great Winchester-street,
silkman.—Feb. 7, A. Ross and J. Ogilvie, Argyle-street, arrny-agents.
—Jan. 21, T.Charlton,Whitechapel, linen-draper.--Jan. 17, D. Twort,
Horsmonden, Kent, miller.—Jan. 17, B. Davenport, Dunster-street,
Mincing-lane, merehant.—Jan. 17, T. Daniel, Chester-street, Grosve-
nor-place, and Millbank-street, 'Westminster, stone-merchant.—Jan.
17, j, Jackson and S. Jones, Chester, linen-drapers.—Jan. 18, 8.
Roberts, Redditch, Worcestershire, draper.—Jan. 17, T. Winterton,
Earl Shilton, Leicestershire, spirit-merchant.—Jan. 16, J. Wakefield,
Hinckley, Leicestershire, wine-merchant.—Jan. 16, T. Bloxam,
Hinckley, Leicestershire, surgeon.—Jan. 16, George Scott & Thomas
Surr, Manchester, dealers in Porter.—Jan. 16, T. Chinn, Merthyr
Ty dvil, Glamorganshire, linen-draper.—Jan. 16, B. Rice, Neath, Gla-
morganshire, linen-draper.
*CERTIFICATES to be granted, unless cause be shewn to the con-
trary on or before the 15th day of Jannary.
J, Nuttall, Heap, near Bury, Lancashire, paper-manufacturer.—J.
Moss, Great Charlotte-street, Blackfriars-road. shoe-maker.—J. liar-
top, Regent-street, dealer in British lace.—G. Gregory, Repton,
Derbyshire, coal-master.—J. Britain, Ripon, Yorkshire, grocer.—
V. Russell, Brighton, and Regent-street, dealer.—W. 11. Main, Wa-
ter-lane, Blaekfriars, painter.—J. Johnson, Salford, Lancashire, tim-
ber-merchant..—J. Callow, Birmingham, silk-Mercer.

SHIPWRECK ON THE COAST OF CCISNEHARAo—.OVI Friday morning
the 14th inst., at 4 o'clock a. m. the bark William Booth, of Belfast,
timber-laden, bound from New Liverpool to Belfast, struck on a reef
of rocks at the entrance of Mannin-bay, and was immediately dismas-
ted. The crew, including Captain Lynch, 15 in number, then took
the boat, and miraculously escaped. They were hospitably received
by Charles IVl'Donnell, Esq., who resides contiguous to the shore.
At high water the hull floated off the rocks, and was drifting towards
the shore, from which she was not 200 yards, when she was boarded
by the coast-guards, under the command of Captain Bushby, R. N.,
the inspecting commander. The anchor was let go, and she was yes-
terday evening riding within 50 yards of the rocks. It has been blow-
ing a strong gale since she struck. Too much praise cannot be be-
stowed on Captain Bushby and the coast-guards for their promptitude
and active exertions in rescuing, so far, the remains of ship and cargo
fronftwo sources of destruction—the ocean and the anxiously expec-
tant populace.—Connaught Journal.
NAPLES, •Nov. 24.,--The Board of Health having received informa-
tion of the breaking out of the cholera morbus in the island of Guern-
sey, situate in the channel that separates France from Great Britain,
to which the said island belongs, has determined from the 13th inst.,
to subject to a provisional refusal all goods shipped from the islands in
the said channel. Nov. 29.—The Board of Health, fully aware of the
strict measures adopted by the Maltese Government, has resolved, in
consequence of •the cholera having considerably diminished in Eng-
land, Ist, to grant free admission to all arrivals from the island of
Malta; 2d, that they must, however, bring a double certificate of the
King's Consul and the Medical Board there, certifying that the said
goods, originally arriving from infected or suspected parts, were fur-
nished with clean or foul hills, and consequently been subjected to the
required purification, strict examination, and discharge of the sus-
ceptibles ; 3d, that in failure of such conditions, the admission will
be suspended, the magistrates reserving to themselves to decide upon
what may be necessary.
SMUGGLING.—Mr. B. Silvers the active tidewaiter at Yar-
mouth, has succeeded this weeCin securing another smuggler.
He boarded a sloop named the Edward and Ann, of Ipswich,
which has just arrived in the river, and observed a number of
casks said to contain cement, sprinkled with the dust. The
strong perfume of tobacco on board induced him to open one of
the casks, which he found to be filled with tobacco, and on fur-
ther examination 5,0001 b. weight were discovered, which had
a
been concealed in similar manner. Two men who had charge
of the vessel were taken into custody, ;mid are now confined in
our gaol.—Norwich East Anglian.