The Liverpool Standard and General Commercial Advertiser.
Liverpool, Merseyside, England, 1835-11-17 00:00:00

EIANKINSON'S BANKRUPTCY.

HE Commissioners in a fiat in bankruptcy iwaring date
the twenty-sixth day of May, 1835, awarded and issued
forth against THOMAS HANkINSON, of Macclesfield, in
the county of Chester, grocer and flour-dealer, tntend to meet
on Thursday, thu nineteenth day of NrivemberXext, at Twelve
o'clock at noon, at the Angel Inn, in Macele eld aforesaid, to
audit the accounts of the assignee of the ate and effects of
the said bankrupt, under the said fiat, purs nt to an act of Par-
liament made and passed in the sixth y rof the reign of his
late Majesty King George the Fon t , intituled "An act to
amend the laws relating to bankrupts ' and the said commis-
sioners also intend to meet on the sat a day, at the same hour,
and at the same place, to make a first and final dividend of-the
estate and effects of the said bankrupt, when and where the
creditors who have not already proved their debts are to come
prepared to prove the saute, or they will be excluded the benefit
of the said dividend; and all claims not then proved will be
disallowed. WOItMALD, Solicitor, Macclesfield.
XTOTICE IS HEREBY GIVEN, that application is in-
-11 tended to be made to Parliament in the next Session for
an act to repeal so much of the several acts of parliament re-
latiag to the docks and harbour of Liverpool, in the county
palatine of Lancaster, as vests the trust estatg in .the said
docks in the common council of the town of Liserpool, and the
Managerneut ofthe affairs of the estate of I. said 'trustees in
the cominittee appointed as in the said act naentioned,,and to
alter, extend, and amend the said sev al acts, by providing
other trustees in whom the said trust tale shall hereafter be
vested, and for continuing to such n - trustees, and to some
committee' or committees to be app nted by the said act, the
same or such other proper powers, rights, privileges, and autho-
rities for the eff,ctual management of, the said trust estate, as
may be required for the purposes aforesaid; and it is intended
by the said act to provide that the future trustees of the ,aid
estate shall 'he elected, nominated, and appointed, as well by
persons paying the rates and duties authonzed to be levied and
collected under and•by virtue of the said acts or some of them,
as also by such of the creditors of the said estate as are or may
be holders of bonds, annuities, and assignments now granted, or
hereafter to he granted, by the said trustees; and also for
authority for the proper regulation of the elections of the trus-
tees and committees, and for making provision for the proper
and necessary management and conduct of the business and
affairs of the said trust estate, and to alter and amend the pro-
visions of the said acts in relation to the election of the com-
missioners to inspect, audit, and adjust the accounts of the col-
lections, receipts, and disbursements' of the rates and duties
levied by virtue of the said several acts, and for such further
provisions as may be necessary for carrying into full effect the
several purposes aforesaid.
Dated this tenth day of November, 1835.
'COR N EMUS BOURNE,
Solicitor to the said Trustees.

ISS SMITH' begs to solicit the attentinn of the Ladies of
IN.lLiverpool and its vicinity to her select ypiu Y
for the present season, which will be reatls for their inspection
To4toit non', ( Wednesday,) the 18th of Isioveinner Instant, and
following days.
I'2, Upper IslingEutt, corner of Staprd-street:

if IS S SAMBItOOKE respeetfuift infor the Ladies of
it] I_ Liverpool and the neighbourhood t t THURSDAY
next, the 19th instant, she will have re • for inspection an
elegant assortment of MILLINERY, DRESSES, and a great
variety of the most fashionable materials selected by herself in

83, Duke-street, Nov. 12, 1835.

.Nrw iJutiticationgi.

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lIANDOM RECOLLECTIONS OF T B HOUSi OF
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riIHE-111STORY of the UNITED STA Sof Nonni
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On the Ist of Noiember, wit' be published, Part 1. pric)2C,of
au entire New Work, entitled
THE ENGINEER'S and MECHANIC'S F YCLO-
iilA,•couiprehendinLY Practical Illu ations of the
Machinery and Processes einiloyed in eve description of
ManufaCture of the British Empire. With sly two thousand
Engravings. By LUKE HEnutur, ngiueer, Editor of
the History and Progress of the Stearn Engine, Register of
Arts, aud Journal'Of Patent Inventions, 3c.
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or Sixty-four Six Penni 'Numbers, forming Two thick Octavo
Volumes, beautitiilly. and 'iroseli printed, with a type cast on
purpose for this Work. The' Engravings on Wood (about two
thousand). will be iriterspei-skr With the descriptive Letter-press.
London: ThOinai Kelly, 17, Paternoster-row; sold by George
Leigh, 17, St. Vincent-street East.,-iaiverpoul,and all other Book-
-sellers.

MANCHESTER AND-
LEEDS RAILW
lIHE LIVERPOOL SUBSCRIBERS to thiS ndertaking
are requested to call at our Office, in U on-eouri,Cam-
tle-street, some day this week, between th onis of Ten and
Four to sign the Parliamentary Contract. l.Persons Attend-
lug to sign will be required to produce the Banker's receipt for
the deposit. PRITT, CLAY, and SWII.T.

MANCHESTER, BOI4TON, AND BURY RAILWAY
CONTRACTS FOR WORKS.
T.
HE Committee or Management of the Manchester,
ton, and Bury Railway Company, will meet at 1i
way Office, No.! Harrington-street, Liverpool or
day, the 16th December next, to receive T EN DP"
Tlt ACTS for the following WORKS, namely
litte
The construction of bridges, Viaducts, C
other Masonry, tto., needful in completin.r
well-street, in Salford, to Dolton.
Plans, Sections, and Specifications for the same, may be
seen at the Railway Office, Salford, from the 25th instant to
14th December next. _

AVednes-
for CON-

'‘rts, and various
re Line from It.

The Parties whose Tenders are accepted will he required to
enter into bond, with two sureties, fur the due pertorruance of
their Contracts, in a penalty of not less than 10 per Cent. on
the gross sum contracted for ; and the names of the proposed
sureties are to be specified in the 'lender. The Committee will
not bind themselves to accept the lowest Tender. The Teriders
must be delivered, sealed, and sent in on the 15th December,
marked, "Tenders fur Couttiarts." The parties tendering must
attend iu person, or some one duly authorized on their het.hall,
at the time of Meeting.
Liverpool, lith Nov., ISM.

JAMES RITSON, Secretary.

ON SALE,
At FONTENOY DISTILLERY, Fonterioy-street, Liverpool,

B.OLLAN DS—An Article entirely new in the Lugfish Mar-
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_ket, and made .ac this _ Distillery 041 x.. ift 14.4p1;Aced.
from the same materials, and manufactured precisely in the
same manner, as Dutch Scheidam, which it at least equals in
quality, and it is sold at prices considerably end the Dnis
upon Geneva. Families who are in the habit sing Geneva
will find this an excellent and economic• stitu;e, atld it is
well worth the attention of Dialers. -.A al of it is conlidently
recommended to the Public. -
ENGLISH GI-N of 'excellent quality and flavour.
SCOTCH and IRISH WHISKEY,
ISLAY and CAMPUELTOIsI -MALT AQUAVIT/E,
FRENCH BRAN IfY,neat as imported,
JAMAICA and other RUMS, in Bond and otherwise,
BRITISH BRANDY,
RASPBERRY BRANDY and other CORDIAL 94
All of the very best qualities, au4
,at moderate primed YO
CASH ONLY.
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---AiiOOPlE&Storehouse, Hodson-street, (behind the.
tißery,) therg is &Constant gupply of
Y
RO'S CELEBRATED CI.3ICH (ALLOA) ALES, UntA
for florae, Consumption and laxportation—the•letter "made
expressl-for the purpose.
Also, LONDON and LIMERICK PORTER.

ELECTION OF COUNCILLORS,
CENTRAL CONSERVATIVE COMMITTEE ROOM.
India-buildings, November 12,
ripHE CONSERVATIVE COMMITCEES fo seven,'
WARDS undermentioned, will sit ev vening until
further notice, at the following places, v.
EVERTON WARD o. I.
The Committee for conducting the Election of Cosa Las
HURsFALL, Esq., ADAM HODGSON. Esq., and W. C. Moi.r-
NEUX, Esq., at Halliday's, EvertOn Coffee House, at Seven
o'clock.each Evening.
SCOTLAND WARD—No. 2.
The Committee for conducting the Election of Ricushn
HOUGHTON, JAMES HEYVIORTII, Esq., and TnolnAs
Ecci-Es, Esq., at 111u,ker's, Grapes Inn, burlingtou-street,
at Seven o'clock each Evening.
VAUXHALL WARD—No. 3.
The Committee for condneting the Election of JaHN Whin ti-r,
Esq., .losarri Achans. Esq., and HENRI Cot INLAND, Esq., will
sit at W. Pickering's Hotel Vauxhall-road, every Evening, at
Seven o'clock.
ST. PAUL'S WARD—No. 4.

The Ccinimittee for conducting the Election of R. B. B
HOLI.INSUEAD, Esq., Mr. WILLIAM SHAND, and Mr. JOHN
BARTON, at the Peacock TaVern, Edinund-street, at Seveu
o'clock each Evening.
EXCHANGE WARD—No.S.

The Committee for conducting the Election of .Mr. G. B.
IRLAM, Mr. THOMAS SANDS. and Mr. JOHN BENT, at the
Golden Lion, Ddle-street, at Seven o'clock each Evening.
CASTLE-STREET WARD—No. 6.

The Committee for conducting the Election of Sir Tlto►ta•
BRANCKEL, WILLIAM BROWN, Esq.; and GEOROR GRAI4T,
Esq., at the Golden Lion Inn, Dale-street, every Afternoon at
Three o'clock.

ST. PETER'S WAR D7-No. 7.

The Committee fiti conducting the Election of RICHARD
LEYLAND, Esq., THOMAS TOBIN, Esq., and JAMES IRVING,
Esq., at Mrs. Yeacopp's, Union Rooms, No. 7, Paradise-street,
every Evening at Seven o'clock.'
PITT-STREET WARD—Nor
The Committee for conducting ,the Election of Parsett
Botinsa,- Esq., JOHN BIBBY, Esq., and T. C. MourNhOc,
Esq., at Fernyhough's, Duke-street- Hotel, every Evening at
Seven o'clock.
GREAT GEORGE'S WARD—No.'9.
The Committee for conducting the Election of CHARLES
LAWRENCE, Esq., Mr. JAMES LAWRENCE, and Mr. JOSEPH
COOPER, at the Plough Inn, St. James's-street, (corner of
Norfolk-street,-'' at Seven o'clock each Evening.
RONEY-STREET WARD—No.
The Committee for conducting the Election of Dr. 13Ririn.
RETH, HENRY LAWRENCE, and JOHN H. TURNER, Esq.,
at Mr. Clark's, Adelaide-buildings, Itunelagh-place, every
Evening at Seven o'clock.
ABERCROMBIE WARD—No.
The Committee for conducting the Election of ROBERTSON
GLADsToNE, Esq., WILLIAM RIPLEY, Esq., and Mr. THOMAS
KAYE, at Mr. Atkinson's, Berwick-place, Brownlow,street,
every Evetii at Seven o'clock.
LIME-STREET WARD—No.
The Committee fur conducting the Election of AMBROSt
LAug, Esq., J. T(oni) Nity Lott, Esq., and lineani' Ittuity,Esq.,
at the Star Inn, Williamson-square, every Evening at Seven
o'clock.