The Liverpool Standard and General Commercial Advertiser.
Liverpool, Merseyside, England, 1835-03-10 00:00:00

PRICES OF SHARES, LIVERPOOL, MARCH 9,

a rt cliinie.
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Liverpool Coal Gas
14verpool New Gas and Coke.bompany, £100
New Shares, premium ...E40
Liver!)tool andllarrington Water Works ,••-• •••• • • 455 ' 0 li
Bootle ditto
Exchange Buildings -
. Liverpool and Manchester Railway, £lOO paid 190 0 0
Ditto • ''Old Quarters 25 - 47 10 0'
,
Ditto , , • New Quarters 25 -- 47 0, 0
Bolt
'
on and Leigh ditto ' lOO -' 80 o'o

• Ditto _
•25 -- 20 0 Q
:Warrington and Newton ditto
Kenyon and Leigh 'ditto - i • ' •
Wigan Branch ditto ..I. . lOO m•-•--- 85 , 0 0
Preston and Wigan North' Union Line ititto 25 0 0 0
St.:Helens and Runcorn Gap ditto lOO -- 70 0 0
.
Leicester and Swaniiington ditto... 5O 59 10 0
Stockton and Darlington ditto - 298 0 0'
Manchester, Bolton, and Bury Railway l
8 23 10. 0
and Canal '
'Leeds and Selby Railway
Grand Junction ditto - 23 10 0
London and Birmingham ditto 25 -- 28 10 0
Bank of Liverpool lO 14 2 6
Bank of Manchester 25 31 7 6
'Manchester and Liverpool District Bank lO 16 5 0
Commercial Bank of Liverpool lO 13 19 6
Liverpool Marine Assurance• Company 25 27 0, 0
Oldham (las Light and Waterworks - 10 17 0 0
Manchester Fire and Life Assurance Co lO 315 0
Ocean Assurance Company
Northern and Central Bank of England 7lO 712 6

LONDON GAZETTE.-FRIDAY, MARCH 6.

OFFICE OF THE MAST'ER OF THE HORSE TO THE QUEEN
QUEEN'S-MEWS, FEB. 14.

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' The Queen has been graciously pleased to appoint 'Charles De Sa
Esq„ to he one of Her Majesty's Pages of Honour, vice G. V. Mundy,
Esq:
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FOREIGN OFFICE, FEB. 25: • ' t
The king has been graciously. pleased to nominate and appoia
Henry William Macaulay, 41n,, in the robin of William Smith, t:sq•i
to be His Majesty's Commissary Judge, and Walter William Lewlst
:Esq. • in,the room of Henry William acaulay, Esq., to be His 311",
jOsty's CoMmissioner of Arbitration,i'Mo the mixed British and Foreign
'Courts of Commissions established at Sierra Leone, under the trea•i"
and conventions between His Majesty •and Foreign Powers, for the
supine-skin of illegal slave trade, and in pursuance of the several acts
of the Legislature fpr carrying the said treaties arid conventions WO'
+effect.

DOWNING.STREET, Maacrt 5. •
The King lms been pleased to nominate and appoint Colonel Fou
.of the East India Company's service, to be a Companion of the Most
Hon. Military Order of the Bath. ' •
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BANKRUP.TS.
Benjamin Parnham, High-street, Shadwell, and Liverpool, sail
maker, to surrender March 18, April 17, at 11 o'clock, at the Bankrupts
Court : solicitors, Messrs. Downes and Gamlen, • Furni
official assignee, Mr. Gibson, Basinghall,street—John Bates, Clapluo:
linen-draper—William Askham„sen.,Eckington, Derbyshire, surgeon.-
.

-DIVIDENDS. .
March $O, J. S. Thornton, London, carpenter—starch 30, J. Winch,.
Stratford, Essex. and Westminster, coach-master March 280 it:
.Rchardson and R. Mansfield, London, tailors—March 28,• W. and F‘
Fincher, Ivy-hridze, Devonshire, paper-manufacturers—March 271
E. Penis,, J. Lambert, and J. Severn, London, wholesale-grocers-1
March 27, •H-. W. and C. 'E. Lepine. London; fringe-manuficturers--
March 27, W. G. Stubley, Southwark, hat-manufacturer—Matela g 7,
E. Warren and. L.. Smith, London, merchants—March 30, W. Sell,
London, bookseller—March 30, T. Taylei, London. carpet-warehouse-
man—March 30, J. W. Layton, Kew, coal-merch-ant—March K'•;
Brindley, Alstonefield, Staffordshire, cheese-factor March 98. 'o'
Harrison, Ludham4 Norfolk, farmer—%f arch 30. J. Good Man, Atchata,
near Shrewsbury, innkeeper—April 9, R. Hawkins, Little Bowden.,
Northanytimshire, dealer in horses—Nlarch 30, W. Bridge, jun., a"
J. Standring, Manchester, timber-merchants—March 31, R: Skinner,
Exmouth, Devonshire, baker—March 30, J. H. Shanklin, Birkenhead,
Cheshire, brewer—April 1, T. R. and J. IL Shanklin, Birkenhead.
Cheshire, brewers—March 28, J. B. Blandford. Poole, innkeeper--
March 28, J. and P. Coney and S. Fletcher, Leeds, corn-millers--
'March 31, M. Jacobs, Exeter, tailor.

CERTIFICATES
To be granted, unles,s cause he shown to the contrary on or before
' the 27th day of March.
Ts Ey-ton, F. Carlile, and 11. Dyson, Liverpool, manufacturine
chemists 11. M'lntosh, Cambridge, tailor —J. Harvey, Dartford.
timber-merchant —T. Atkinson, Gloucester, chemist —T. Mullins•
Bridgewater, Somerset, scrivener—F. Moore, jun., London, vinegar-
merchant —J. Hall, Bristol, grocer—W. Roantreei London, coach-
builder—E. Marklew, London, victualler,

AVERAGE PRICE OF . SUGAR
. . .
The averaze price of Brown or Musgovado Sugar, computed frog,
the, returns made in the week endin the 3d (Pay of March, 183 a.
is 29s 40,41, cwt.... exclusive .of the Duties nf,Customs paid or payable
.
thereon on the importatkon thereof into Great,,Britain.. . . • '

WHOLESALE pluczs OF BALTIC AND A;
Ltyßßecio

X. s. a. X. s. d.
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TIMBER, 4.1 Y cubic ToOt.
.Riga
Dantri.„; ' 0 2 2 0 2'3
Memel 0 2 2 0 2. 3
American Pine
Do. ii Qebec •0 .1 84 0 1 9
11.t.(1.Pine 0 1 9 0 2 0
Quebec Oak.
. Birch
PLANKS, foot of 2 inch. .
Dantzint Derk ••0 • 0 4 . 0 0 44
American Pine .. ... ~. 0 0 2 0 031
DEALS. I, .standard.hundred.
Best Petersburg Red
Do. White 14 10 0 IS 0 0
Memel Red • l6 0 A •17 --0 0
Dint.zic & Swedish Red 14 10 0 15 10 0

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LivEßroot, mAJIKE:L.MARcti 9•
We have had a seanty.supply,of Beasts in the. market to-day, and
Moderate supply- of Sheep: Pticea continue much the same as last
week, Beef from .5A gad 5;d.-Mutton did le lb.

An account of Cattle imported into Liverpool from Ireland frog,
the 4th to the 9th inst. inclusive:-66i Cows, 20 Calves, 1.50 SheeP•
49 Lambs, 6,191 Pigs, and 28 Horses.

THE WORKHOUSE.

Statement of the average number and expense of Patiperi in
' • the Workhouse, for the week ending
PAUPERS. PER HEAD. Pen WEBR•
February 21, 1t135 .... 1769 Is. 8d £l47 10 11
February 22i 1834 .... 1797 .. —ls. 101 ...... 170 0 11

Less 28

Less 2ld. Less 22 10 0

Statement of daily relieffipaid outdoor poor, week ending
March 2, 1835 2316 families per week £287 14 $
March 3, 1834.... ....... 2325 - ---
Less 9

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More £29 0 3

LIVERPOOL' DISPENSARIES

Number of new patients entered on the books of the Dispensaries',
the last week:—
.

South. North, Total-
Received advice and medicine• at the institution, 207 230
Visited at their own houses and supplied with
medicine, -
- -
Total at each Dispensiry 318 358 676

. , . . VISITORS.
North—Rev. C. Wray, Rev. R. Croft,.and Mr. J. U. Smith.
South—Mr. A..ltiOmpson, Rev. F. Murphy, and 4)lr. J. Cooper.

LIVEttPOOL TIDE TABLE.
Days. Mrn. Ern. 111. Fe:Urals, 4c,
MAR. M. H. M. P. T.
Tuesday —.lO. 654 736 11 0 Jupiter eoliths 51r. Om. eY6,'
Wednesday-11 814 845 11 10
Thursday l2 913 938 13 4 Gregory Martyr.
Friday 13_ 10 0 10 22 11 9 Earl Grey born, 1764.
Saturday 14 10'43 11 5 16 8 Admiral Bong shot, 1757.
SUNDAY 15 11 27 11 49 18 5 2d Sunday in Lent.
Monday 16 011 19 11 Length of Day 11h. 48m.

Glasgow,. the lady of Alexander Dennistoo,

On Wednesday last, a
Esq.,. of a daughter.

MARRIED.
Lately, at Ilarewood, J. T. Hope, Esq., son of General the HO,
Sir A. Hope, to Lady Frances Anne Laseellas, second daughter of the
Earl of Harewood. •

On Saturday, the 31st of January, Thomas Spencer, Esq., near Bar' ,
rison-green, Scarisbrick, to Jane, the youngest daughter of William'
Campbell, Esq., Ortnskirk.
On Wednesday, the 25th ult., at St. Peter's Church, Matthew' T•
Derinzy, Esq. of Clobeman-hall, county of Wexford, to Jane, mil!"
daughter of the late John Harward Jessup; Esq. DnorY-hall, county of
Longford, and sister to -- Jessup, Esq.; Ifigh-skeriff of that eounty.
On Thursday, the 26th ult., at Workington, by the Rev. J
worth, A.M. rector, the Rev. John Swinburn, A.M., vicar of Dearhara.
to Jane, only dad titer of the late John Faucett, Esq. Portland-squarer
Workington. • •

On Thursday, the 26th ult., at Warrington, by the Rev. J. B. Briest-
mail, B. A., W. Dickinson, printer and stationer, to Miss Grayson,
both of that place.

Same day, at St.:Nicholas's Church; Mr. William Greaves, to•MO
Moorhouse. ,
On Monday, the 2d instant, at Onnskirk, Mr. William Lyon, farmer.
to Miss Lloyd, both of Biekerstaffe. So fickle was the mind of the
fair bride that she ran away twice during the ceremony.
On. Tuesday, the 3d instant,.at. the parish Church, Bolton,•Mr, F:
Babcock, of this town, to Miss Eliza Berrington, of Bolton.
• On Thursday last, at St. Catherine's Church, by the Rev. Mr. Norill,
Mr. Thomas Rofe, upholsterer, to Martha. eldest daughter of Mr. W.
Clark, ironmoriger, all of this town.: •
On Saturday last, at St. David's Church, by-the Rev. Robt. Davies'
M.A., Mr. John Hughes to Miss Jane Griffiths.
Same day, at Edge Hill Church, by the Rev. Hugh M'Neil, Mr. Job*
Malley, to Miss Piercy, both of St. Jude's-terrace, in this town. '

I

DIED.
•
A few days since, at Bordeuax, the Countess du Cayla, well know,'
as the friend of Louis XVIII. ' '
Lately, at Fornacella,.in the kingdom of Naples, Matteo Sepal°,
aged 104 years. Up to the day of .his death he continued to work
his trade. Throughout his long career this man led a life of• extreme'
sobriety, to which cause is, no doubt, the perfect health lie• enjoyed'
to his latest days.

On the 17th , December, on board the brig Robert, on her,o,YAge.
from Africa, aged 18, James, sou of Captain Smarts.
On Wednesday, the 18th ult., at Rasheen, parish of BallinakilL •
county of Sligo,• the widow Walk, in her 119th year, which she had
entered the day preceding her death. , About two years ago; 1: e..
•her 117th year, she cut four new teeth. - •
On Friday, the 20th, ult.. Tivoli-terrace, near Cork, Mrs, Cashel.-
wife of Gkirge Cashel, Esti.icoutity of Kerry, and sister of Professor
Wilson, Edinburgh. This is the sitcond sister he has hid the !Ili.s'
fortune of losing at the same place within the last few weeks.
On Sunday, the 224 ult., after many years' illness, Samuel, son of
Mr. Charles Lewis, piano-forte-maker, Shaw's-brow.
On Sunday, the Ist instant, of a rapid decline, aged 24, Henry, the
second son of Mr. Joseph Wharrie, Upper Parliarnent-street, much
respected and lamented.

On Monday the 2d instant, aged 83, Mr. Holland, of Mobberley
On Tuesday the 3d. instant, aged 36, Catherine, wife of Mn Wi
Jones, mariner, Great Howard-street.

Sime day. aged $3, Mary Fearon, of Cockermouth, a member of
the Society of Frieuds, and mother of Jost'ph Fearon, merchant or
ttits town., •

Same day, in. London, after a protracted illness, Thomas, oldest sett
of the late George Gibson, Esq., of Honduras.
On Thursday last, suddenly, the wife of Mr. R. Beesley, Great
Orosshall-strest.

Same, day, at her residence, Cornwall6-street, aged 51, Margaret,
relict of the late Mr. William Fitzgerald, block-maker, of this town,
deeply regretted by all who had the pleasure of her acquaintance.
Same day, •Mr. George Nixon. of Salford.

On Friday last, aged 7 months, Charles M., the infant sort of Mr.
John Smith, St. Anne-street.
Same'day, in Pembroke-place, aged 3,1, Eliza, wife of Mr. Georg.
Badenacb. • •

Op, Saturday last, at Everton, Mr. Lawrence Braun, in tire 350
year of his age.
Same day, aged 30 years, John Barnes Molyneux, book,keePer•
Plutnhe-street, son of Mr. John Molyneux, Hanover street.
Same dlq. ett tier father's house; Wavertree, acted jg years, Elise^
both, youngest daughter of Mr. Thomas Worsley.

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