The Liverpool Standard and General Commercial Advertiser.
Liverpool, Merseyside, England, 1835-02-27 00:00:00

TRIPLE C R EED.—" I am,'' Chateaubriand, (cif republican
from tasty*, a 13ourbouist from duty, and a royalist from reason
and reflection."

. , MARCH OP INTELLECT.—A footinati,4eing' in tine of the
papers an,advertisement, headed " Rupture with China," ea-
elainted to a fellowrservant—" Here, Mary, would, yoon.helieve
it, theyhave got the story of my breaking the tea-things in the
newspaper."

An Irishman, nearly ".three,sheets in the, 4rincli" wasesked of
what 4elief he-was? He replied; " Go to the widow Miliikentl
oive her 12.5. • it is her belief [Will neVer pay her,' anti, kith,
that's my. belief too." , , .

SINGULAR . DisTauss—..Ardiibold carrnuel, town officer,
hanged at the cross, and bung on the gallows twenty-four hours;
afid the cause *hbielciie he was hanged, he, being ail itninerci-
fud creature, .pctitided.(i..:e, attached by distress). pp
honest man's house; and among the rest, he poinded the king
and qUein's picttire;. and when he came to the' cross to cote
Prise (appraiseand expose: to auction,), the same,,he httng.them,
up on two. nails on the same gallows to be comprised; and they,
being seen, wtiid went to the king and' qkiden, whereupon he'
was apprehended and hanged.---Pitcairn's Ancient DWI, April
27, 1601.
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ACCID:;NTAI, LiESTRU6TION OY „ lamer residing at
bumnow, having a flock of 130 sheep infected With the tick, he
obtained a large quantity of tobac;ojuic,e and nil of tar, the latter
being, when diluted with tobacco water, the most efficacious
remetiv, but the servant, biking to an accident, 'applied only the
oil,of.iir, which being used by itself, caused,thedeath Dfabout
fourscore of the suffering animals. The remainder of the flock,
by the early application of an antidote,' it is expected Will rectiter.

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DEATH OF THE COUNTESS Of INHCIL.SEA4—We lament to
announcethe death of the COO4O ss,pf Wincbilsee, who 7rvired
early on Friday inorning;, the 13th instill( at ninerhan Frio-Ty,
Lincoltishite, deeply regretted by her family and friends. Her
ladyship was Lady ,Georgiana,Grahat,u, eldest daughter of the
tiulte of Montrose., and Was born in SepteMber, 1191. She has
left (wo ehlidren, ViSeotint Maidstone, ih his t-W-ootieth year,
and. Lady Cat:ol4le ,Fingh Haatun, burn in July, 1817.

FATAL AccIC.K.NT.--011 Saturday mousing !ast; about six
o'clock, two men, named Scrace an' Sinithi were digging a
cesspool at Buckingham house, Brightonochen an adjoining
cesspool brOke in, upon them, They, endeavoured to escape,
and Scrace had just reached the Mouth Of the pit when he was
overpowered by the foul air—let go the' -Tope, and was precipi-
tated to the boftom, and, it is supposed, fell nn his companion.
Both the unfortunate men were instantly suffocated.

DAILY Bai.A a bixikseller'S list of Eiingelical Workti;
very lately issued, occurs the following itein:--"Daily Bread;
boards."

1-4olir SI..nEP SNoW.—The manner in which Captain
Ross's crew preserved themselves after the shipsireek of their
vessel *lyas,hy digging a,trench in the snow _when night Caine
on; thlii *nth was coverrd with canvass, and then with snow.:
the tredeh was made large enough to contain Seven peop.le: and
there were three trehehes,.with nue officer. and six men in each.
At evening the shipwrecked mariners got into Lays made of
double blanketing, which they tied round their necks, and thus
prevented theit feet froin escaping into .the snow while asleep;
they then crept into .the trenches and lay close together.. The
t,nta felt was generally 64 degrees below the freezing paint Of
rahrettheit, out in January, 1.8311 the mercury was 94 degrees
below the freezing point. —llf. Marlin's
,liist. brit. Colonies.
The Morniny. :Vews has the following remarks with reference
to the injury done to public credit by the rate conddct bf the
"faction," and to the conduct of,tbe, city representatives in the
matter:—",On Mr. Alderman Wood we look as a mere party,
man—as the representative of certain of the livery or London,
and othertiltra-politiciaps, end as +eonsmercialist mtiiparatively
unknownin the great mercantile mart of the world7-therefore
do we pass hiin by. Rut we ask bf Yeti,- our other city repre-
sentatile.t. of yott; .Messys.. Grote, Pattison, and CrawfortL by
what rightleu trifle thus with. commercial security?—haw long
ton thus intend Its trifle?—and in what, if yciu are yourselves
capable of determining, you expect that this trifling-will end?
New MODE ON, .DUNNING.-.—Thn following Advertisement ap-
pears in, a Rio Janeiro newspaper "Senor C. F. Pereira de
Fonseca is requelted to send to No. 122, Sad Jose-street, and
pay. 4,120 rests., which he has owed for more than two years."
The Lord, chancellor has just bestowed a living of consider-
able valtie, the vicarage of Bredfield, in 'Suffolk, on the Rev.
George Crabbei the eldeit sou acid biographer of the deceased
poet. .This intelligent gentleman had hitherto been without
any preferrnent except a poor curacy in the neighbourhood of
Bristol,.- As Mr. Crabbe's character is said to be eiieelleht •in
all respects, we are extremely happy. to see his father's genius
honoured in his person. This appointment reflects the greater
credit.on the Lord -Chancellor, as be has no personal knOW=
ledge of Mr. Crabbe, and
.has..bestowed it without
.solicitation
and withoni reference to political connexion, on the ground of
the respectable and meritorionS character' of the individuit be-
nefited. •

•
Sir,Charles'Manners Sutton and Sir Robert Peel took ,the
necessary oaths at the table of the House of Commons on Sa-
turday. After the ceremony, and actin-ding to-'custom, the
speaker gave each of them a, cordial .shake ,by
,the hand. .Sir
Charles Manners Stilton congrainlated the speaker on his elec-
tion to the chair of the house. About (10 members were s'worn
during the day.
•
Some time ago we mentioned the liberal conduct of Mr.
Pattison, the Governor of the Bank of tuglanA, in withdrawing
his custom from Mr. Ward, a baker,An Regent-street,kif we're-
collect right, for having.signed
,the loyal address to the King,
from the parish of IWarylebOrie.- We have since heard that
several other tradesmen iu the parish have for the same reason
been subjected to similar treatment; and it would therefore be
only. in act of justieet if the wealthier end more influential
conservatives would take an early opportunity- of marking by
their patronage and' support, the sense they entertain of the
good service rendered by, their trading fUlcw parishioners on
that occasion.—Afetking. Pot. -

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LONDON GAZETTE.--VUESDAY, FEB. 24.

OFFICE OF THE LORD CHAMBEILLAIN TO TflE QUEEN,
QUEEN'S-HOUSE, ST. JAMES'S, FEB. 1-1.
Notice is hereby given, that the Drawlng-room to be held at St.
James's Palace 41. R Thursdayolhe sth of March, will be for the cele-
bration of the Queen's Birth-day.
The cards of those Ladies who:purpose attending Iler Majesty's
Drawing-roon3, must be sent into the office of the Lord Chamberlain
to the Queen before 12 o'clock on Monday, the 2d of Marti..

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At the Court at St. James's, the 23d day of February, 1835; present,
the Kin's Mast Excellent hfajesty in Council.
This day the Right, lion. Frederick •Stewart, commonly called
Yiscount. Castlereaelt, and the Right Hon. Ileniy •Tlibmas LOwty
Bide scecoourrdtinagtlsc
Aotatri
~
Corry, were, by His Majesty's command, sworn of His Majesty's
Most Rom Frill- Council, and took theli rekpeetive places at the
James's, 23d day b'fFelirnary, 1835: present;
• ~, the King's Moot Excellent Majesty in Council;
His Al lOsty in Council was,this day pleased to appoint James Heath
Leigh; of Grappenhall-lodge, Esq.., to be heriff Of' the dimity of
Chester, in the.room of Joseph Leigh, of Belmont, Esq.

.ST. JAMES'S-PALACE,. Pei.
The Ring *as this dap pleased to confer the honour of Fnighthppd
upon Major-General 'Photnas Bligh St. Geoite(CliinPanion of tht•
Most Hon.. Military Order of the Bath, and Knight CJalma.nder of
the Royal Hanoverian Guelphie Order.

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BANKRUPTCI
Robert Pitman, Park-lane,,Piceadilly, saddler--Isaac SolomOn and
Benjamin Aaron, Bristol, woollen-drapers.
BANKRUPTS.
Mynhard Reternever, Liverpool, salt-dealer,. March 12, April 7, kt
one o'clock, at the l larendon-rooms, Liverpool : solicitor, lair. Che-
ster, Stiple-ins— ,Lemnel Cambridge,. • Bristol. shitkkrier loittiph
Williams, Salford, Lancashire, innkeeper--George Bryce, Manchester,
prt*nbroker-Thomas Datve„ EaSt Stonehouse, DeltonSlilre, painter—
William Archer, Messing, Essex,ocer-. John . Pinson, Norwich,
linenzdraper.,-Peter. Cox, Fairford, Gloucestershire, builder--Joseph
Mechelen, Clifton, Gloucestershire, ,publisherJonsthan Lupton,
Bishop Thornton, torkshire, 'oil-merchant—John Goulden, II ope-
street, Ilackney.road, carpenter—William Mitchell, Strand, lodeing-
house-keeper—John Betts, Spital, near Windsor, victualler—Richard
Dean, Milner,plare, Lambeth, builder—Samuel Iluddleston. Man-
chester, saddler—Ebertezer Crick, Leamington Priors, Warwick hire,
printer—George Nip*, Northampton, upholsterer —James Jorie,
Holywell, Fliptshire, ale-hrewer. . •

DIVIDENDS.
March 24, J. Buchanan and. W. 11. Ening, Liverpool._ insnrance-.
brokers--Alarch 19, T. C: 111«lwin, London; engineer—March 19, M.
Aae and F. Berger, London, merchants—March 19, P. FrAtlkland, London, Carpet-warehouseman—March 19, 1. Worley. jun,. Londnn,
tailor—March 18, E. Entine, London, hatter—March 19, R. and M.
Jackson, London, wine-merchants—March 47. D. Grant, Kensington,
builder—March 19, T. James, London, trunk-maker—March 20, J.
Cameron, T. Johnston, and W. Bevern, West Minster, tailor March
19, J. Andrews, London, tailor--,March 19, G. B. Sawyer, London..
builder—March 19, 11. Pettifer, London, cheesernonger—March 19, B.
D. Wyatt; to,ndori, thither-merchant—Mardi 111, W. Monlttin, War-
wick, grocer—March 19.. S. J..Cowlea, Brad well-near-therSea Essex,
beer-se111"r-;-:March 18, J: Mason, West Butter wick, Lincolnshire„
brick-maker,-March 17, D. Meg, York, 100kih,,4-gliss-frintinifarturer
—March-20i J. Anderson and, J. Perry, Worces4r, painters—Mareh•
19, T. Smith, • StocktOn-upon-Tees, Dnibam, hatter—March '23, E.
Pierson, Somerfield-court, Kent, hop-drier.
• CERT[FICATES . .. •
To be granted, unless cause bF shown to the contrary on or hafore,
the 17th day of March.
C. Nottage-, London, butcher,-11., Nom jun., Briitol, iron-tnerehanB
—T. and it Brown, Jarrow, Durham, canvass-manufacturers—G.
,
Davies, London, ironmonger—T. Johnson, Petworth, Sussex, surgeon
J. • stevrne,, Lbudon, plumber—J. Cook, Dartfore, Kent.
T. Stanley, Leeds, manufacturer—T. Peacock.Y.ork, timber-merchant