The Liverpool Standard and General Commercial Advertiser.
Liverpool, Merseyside, England, 1833-03-01 00:00:00

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subject of the West Indies, which, we are told, is to!
considered, and safely and satisfactorily settled in
present session of Parliament. The East India Cope('
ny's charter too is to be revised if not annulled. Itofi j
the first time that the Whigs have tried their hand
.70
employed all their talents in reforming the institutOt
of our Eastern empire, and now they have a fine opP°
tunity for carrying their speculations into effect, and 5
lizing their early dreams. As ruin is the order of
day, what chance of escape can remain to the gentlero7
of Leadenhall-street ; The reform bill must be perm
ted the benefit of a voyage round the Cape of Go
Hope in a steamer, built in Downing-street, carryill„gti
Broom at the mast head and a GRANT at the helm. 4.1

TUESDAY, FEBRUA

PARTNERSHIPS I
th?ll'an and Co., Liverpool, boot-mal
ciss'gcw, Renfrewshire, ship builders
salters.—E. S. Loosemore, Piccadi. 11
,:qaschester, importers of oil.—Parkin a
ireclle-street, ship and insurance broke
,1441.--R. and J. Shaw, Lenton, No
Neter and Jones, Ludlow, Salop, b
""r Sheffield, cutlers.—Kirk and Hur
s'"'Vrost and Taylor, Kilnhurst, Yorksl
lorgan and Son, Cardiff,Glam(
fie,
and Co., Priestbooth, Lancal
~..nts M. De Maine.—Tibbetts and l
..aters.—Stevens and Brenchley,
it( Gaskell, Manchester, surgeons..--,
t07n,,; grocers.--W. and J. Tuck, .4
liti7.-proprietors.—Schwabe and Co.,
dam"waiqe.--Scott and
Mr'. Bazett.
Eh ; so far as regards Mr. Bazett.
BANKRUPTCIES A
doh Henry Woolb ert Southampton.
Leadbeater and John Barlow, 31
BANKRUPT
tdward Bennett, Merstham, Surrey,
avid Greenley, jun., Goswell-stree
R; art Topham, Dock-head, Berm°
c;illiam Broadbent Gunning, Egham
,?eurge Ti*

Bank, likewise, we fear, is exposed to some trencb°.!
ameliorations, such as bleeding, perhaps, in the first Ti
stance, and a water diet during the rest of her life. 11,j
Corporations, too, must be opened up, reformed,
then plundered. The tories have too much influence I,
these privileged places, and it is incumbent that tbei
should be expelled, and . their seats occupied by honesa,
conscientious, and disinterested whigs. All this, nit
good reader, is to be done, or is promised to be done,
the present session of Parliament.

RnauSouthey Haßrrise
Loh 0,1:1a81,7, New Quebec-street,
4 1.104,, - '''7'er, Beaminster, Dorsetshir
qeobi;iealasni:CoclakatlriUkernr(:, Old Compton-street.
laereh'aft Ness White, Waterloo-place,
h0w,"...*
b, .e.te Greaves, Leicester, grocer.
el'u el Sanders, Totness, DevonsluTe
Ticliarles Brown, Olainfo rd Briggs, Lin
J "las Cardwell, Manchester, mere;
44.0
4 es llucklow, Birmingham, stamp
5'441:11-o',4-j-111
441 e, Pine. jun., Devonport, Devon
Brighton,dodni
t,ehß , a Sussex,
th ,Worcester
ic u
ry i
01. Wi, DIVIDEND
i'te i•4nson late of Billiter-lane, me
Ls'lleitii," o,lverton, Buckinghams i ,
~4,7,-laphalin, Surry, tallohw.-reehanmidi
'ller `rs°l,l7, merchant, March 19.-1
L‘l4l.eii March 19.—T. North, Woottez
,Ntreh ,2„1.--It. S. Jobling, Duke-stree
N`'....0- ".--T. and K Broekbank, Carlisl
bu s'• Howson, Winterton, Lincolnshi
efR",, .Sherborne Dorsetshire, innhok
,Itztl.-",,iset,,Q. Saw 'ufacturer, March 20..
Itly",4').`.ih°nivlPio°lceksa
'kit,' Rrocer, March 19.—J. Hewitt, ju
. let, Nlarch 21.—C. Hayles, Portsr
Nottingham, Macdonald,
currier, K i
Marchr e sb o r o2ubt*.
liinegtlaordn,wliar'oerkdsehaiireer,,
Cl, Ginter,uucestershire, shopkeeper, March
qtr,,,
t'ICATES to be granted, unless 4
1 b trary on or before the el9th
tii,` urbank, Cambridge, grocer.—ll. J.
1/4k2,!lealer.—W. Harrison, Portsmouth
-',-street, Portman-square; bookselll

(FROM THE TIMES.)
The General Steam-navigation Company's mail-pao,
Cotambine, which arrived yesterday from the El„1
brought Hamburgh letters and papers to the 23rd, 1)"
the intelligence is not important. They contain or)
accounts of the sittings of the German Chambers, Nvllll/
possess, however, too little interest for translation.
may be mentioned that the motion brought forward 3
,'
the Saxon Chamber by Professor Krug has been
drawn, in consequence of explanations given by 1:
Minister of State, Von bindenan, which, it is said, 09;
vinced the Professor that, " under present circumstancs',
such a law could not be conveniently passed.
Norwegian Storthing has just met. The King was Pre'
sent, and opened the session with a speech which N s
Borsen Halle Zeitung of the 22nd promises to give 10 I,
future number. The prices of the Austrian 5 per cell,
Metallics is quoted in the stock-list of the 22nd' at 91 f;
money, and the Bank Actions at 1,200, but business,'
stated to have been very dull on the Hamburgh Y'r
change.

(FROM THE MORNING HERALD.) I
We cannot too strongly reprobate the course which;
evidently taking, by part of that portion of the prey,'
which has peculiarly the ear of the labouring classes 6
set them, not only against the government fur the 09.,
being, but to dissatisfy them altogether with the coastiii
tution under which they live, and under which, with
"
its defects, this country has risen to the highest state
glory and civilization.
In a Sunday paper, remarkable for vigorous writing;
we find the following pretty plain avowal until r
new reform bill is passed (says the writer)—a bill by fas 6
more sweeping than the last—the people will with
nothing in the House of Commons but the unavaih,ll:t
struggles of a few against such Judas-Iscariotism as Oh;
displayed by Burdett and Hobhouse.s Even were
ministers what they are not, honest and bold, they col; ,
effect but little for the country with such a House of CO,
mons, and under the remains of our most gothic and bar,
barons constitution. Were the Commons House of P3.ft
liament as free and pure as imagination could paint 1;
little could be done for the 'people whilst the King has tt;i,
prerogative of a veto, and whilst a House of Peers is
lowed to exist."

COURT OF BANKRUPT

( Before Mr. Commission
Av MARSH, STRACEY, AND GRAM
Nitie?y numerous meeting of the creditor
Ntti loriner.ly bankers in Berners-stree
°ttng. in Mr. Commissioner Evans'
London Gazette, to attempt to
claimed by the Bank of England
lAltil'_llbrtlePrtsec.ollected that the unfortunal
!riet,,f of the bankrupts, forged a numl
k to "3' he posse3sed himself of stock in t
ztl2';;Arious persons. The amount of f
Fr% th'°°o, and the proprietors of the bi
r2t loss themselves made claims to pi
th forgeries of their partner, which, a:
NRart of the assignees to the commis:
Oro,l"?rs., were admitted. One of these
t4:11,411,
attludt,ae Court of Exchequer, then
44. ePhYl‘l;.sJneocrediralltnelrlinectitioe ipiroouvseefooi
kOsntleroy having by means of a for;
E:145,8-11 9s. Bd. 5 er cent. stock,
Zl4, the Bank of England; and this a
;IN" °f Lords, for the purpose of trying I
141.3 to make such claim, and with the v
;:t.her claims.
'),ll4,,_ll.oivrAoux attended to-day before
;Itii‘j several
aims called upon the
ttip,4.lseugsuunchdocrta:kin,,,f,raosniththee6a.eotehousnetso
lynetly enjoins, and empowers the
k 4 1 contended that the Bank of En
oto prove against the bankrupts um
hits several cases in confirmation of tl
.00lland, reported in Montague al
'Nl4:ll4t.e;sz‘v ithrgreat
eemsoplhicas:or
asto athceonne;
kat°' ele eases de_pended upon the issw
°I. Lords, the Commissioner ought nc

This is pretty plain language, and is, we fear, but tt
well calculated to base its effect among a great body
readers, who have no means of being disabused of Lb'
,
effect which such flagitious trash, uncontradicted, is litem
to have upon them. We condemn such language as tll
the more, coming, as it does, at the very outset of th
proceedings of a new parliament, elected under eircolin
stances which the people were taught, and justly taught
to expect, would be the means of removing most of the'
evils and defects which an impure system of represents'
reformed had led. Nor is it because the rafored Parliainell ,
j
has not, in ten days, accomplished all that was expect
of it, that any honest public writer can be justified in dee,ci
crying it as useless, or the great safeguards of our mix
government as unfit for longer duration. If such set,
sons will look round, and see how little has been °v:
tained by the overthrow of institutions in other countrie'
and to what scenes of misery and desolation civil Our
motion gives rise, we think they would be slow to -coon,
sal gild' things, or to instil rebellion in a country whe':i
public opinion has recently shown the power which I
possesses.
tt:!,,tll4:sterda
But why do we notice these sentiments ? Not sviit.e° ?;',L'IaZ accounts that have reached u:
any view of giving them currency, still less with tP,,. ViNtri,ges done by the late gales is r
most remote intention of courting the vengeance of t`i-j THE Btg Character. The following ex
e.Lk°fit shipwrecks, and loss of hun
law towards them. No, we are of opinion, with L°f
Bacon, that " the surest way to remove seditious i'l i'; ikt thlll t11:' iStyTE; mr
-It3heAsT.—ft
A gorfe a
thisd
take away the causes thereof," and if the Governntcn '4 % -I:hacroes on-o- Sundayae safety of
lc
see, as they must do if they ore not stone blind, tile
powerful engines are at work to take advantages of ul 1',,11ie41,50 and some passengers, an
gin :tor— The-Erin had not any
'distresses of the people, it is their first and bounden doti ,0 dav
aLlte city yesterday. ; the Shaun
cirei,isci;
it.,llit'ill ii:of.
stshhteahnlovresi nh ,a ha yin g taken
to lose no time in inquiring into the cause of those
tresses, as it is the first and obvious duty of a reform 'l,!,Vbut no tidings
parliament to lend a: prompt and willing hand in the soly 'ilike"on has been received in the
inquiry, and in the speedy removal of that which, 3°'
anet
tehs been
eoe
apprehensions
hrittynh announcesa
guru
itua th
(
1,4011.. a have been picked up on the 1
Til'ot°r e ,
fide
being nearly knocked to piece
fittie-,ts are tihnesail.atreeprpuhreesifbe
tt 4vSlltirao.ld
tst
longer allowed to smoolder, may at length burst (ere;
cially by the aid of such fanning as it receives)
flame not easily quenched. The great evil which tlie, N't„ of ther waterni"ein—atGitlue'shinc, I
steamer left liitailleewfosrtrßonril
people labour under is the want of employment.
inedy this should be the first object of the legislot°
That it may be remedied, and that speedily, we lOve Ily
doubt, if those who have hitherto looked to to:0°1111.e he 3 t°,.,::: aboutNav
edn em whichdatyi iin:leitA thg, :No.:di wind
ayle:
very hitt expedients and on the mere surface, will boldly 10.00 of ,Ittoqol'ife linich4:continuned' with
the root of things, and- to the permanent consolitlan . !eA
-' le -"° lialct of the He al
the true interests of the empire. 4' as 04 Yd 'h ' r Herald. Nl.'
keh anxiety
to attend to his duty in Pat
klv ,_ is felt for the safety of th
e 4 es, weiell left tport for I
tha r enzan
ltlik sari boar ~wit intent to
i d .4esday t
11,i. he-schooner Kitty, of New
t en on shore.o the west
a cove t
VW was ashen overboard. and drr
ere k broken; yroce,
lw. g It;is but
.he was got on
et ten, Thursday gh she is greatly do
n, morning, the p
q."' k large. vessel totally 4
O'el of off, thou
dismasted at
,t.4ifnal flying at th
i4e-,, Yes to-reader heerflag staff on her
that. the cargo cat
1 4 nine Wednesdayassista:nee'
4,
4,
out, morning, a sch
4, 60 tons burthen, foundered a
IV port]; a. few. miles west of. Pa
`ltilgt the entire crew perished. . A
,t,, crew of another, of less size, wh'
44 -t th
:;11,
,I, was overset. this vessel is su
c44_ e same porth,,in,
.a tremendous ;
rk,Mk, with butter and corn; some.
ItiVied on shore.
,Y from New-quay, with four men
IW4 wreck on Thursday; on reti
,N, the whole of the persons on boar
'eA 4day evening last, the schooner ,
W,ikklaster, ran for Padstow harlic
k,4-ti,vitaibly wrecked, but for the
AF'VY the boats and capstans belonl
Ilktl,A.ssociation.
oe,lpery barge on the river at Wad
p,,.4 lost.
Oir:Y. the storm of Tuesday night a.
id VA' men, belonging to Wadebridi
i t ko _ .
~ tit„,went in a small boat to gat et
; m'clay, were drowned by the filliii
qpi;: their return with tile- evenin,

a't at, •
I'AGUR replied, that the creditor44oll.4lCut, and therefore ought not to be
Fh
118IIPIELD said the assi"necs had
4h, iejeditors must abide by it. reel
'kir:night the ease would very speedil,
to°use of Lords.
p,"%ia LOT I SSIONER said that, under the (
4st beadjlioruerpnoesdteirirnemsdtioe. entertain the

THE LATE STOT

CURE FOR SMOKEY CHIMNEYS.—A wire gauze froutht°thwe
fitted over the place, of about twenty-two wires to the inc"
effect of which is said to be instantaneous.—Country papef'
eal
THE YOUNGER CATHILINEAN, devoted with hereditarY ifbr
courage.
Orders
re esr um
se
ee
were
ws
d
to the worn-out cause of the Bourbons, took up arvis
Madame la Duchess de Berri;
andnd
M. dea
associatedlleLar in dethe Suriac,aa o
IVlfofirdrieslsietyt,
to arrest them at Beaupreau; they took refuge in a chateau !t,
the neighbourhood. The troops surrounded and searched
but all in vain; not a single human being was to be found In if
Certain, however, that the objects of their search were actua'l
within the precincts of the chateau, they closed the gates, 5'4
their watch, and allowed no one to enter, except apeas,,ts
whom they employed to show them the hiding-places. re
watch they kept three days, till wearied by the non-app n,
of the parties, and the bellowing of the cattle, which were cib©
fined without water and on short allowance, they were 01 at
point of quitting the spot; one of the officers, however, thous>
previous to doing so, he would go over the chateau once roo'!er
the peasant followed close at his heels, suddenly the gm'ja
turned towards him,—"Give me a.pinch of snuff, triend, s.,
he. "I have none," replied the man, "I do not take ,I,`,^at
"Then who is there in this chateau that does?" "No otV„tuen
I know of—there is no one in the chateau, as you see."
whence comes the snuff which I see here?" said the officers
pointing with his foot to some which was scattered
on tl'r
ground. The man turned pale, and made no reply. The oitirceuci
looked round again, examined the earth more. closely, "agFthe
with his foot, and at last thought he felt a vibration, as le
at
ground below was hollow, he scrutinized every inch, an le
length saw something like a loose
_board; he raised. it
then, alas! he beheld Cathilinean, in. front of his three cow';
panions, with his pistols in his hand ready to fire., .T.he 0tn!,7,1
had net a moment to deliberated,-The 111;ed--Cathihnean
e Musee, and afterwards confirmed b,
the
officer who was one of the party employed.—Six Weeks en
bdyeaddi,eaknedepheisrcoofmtphaniOns were seized. This story was told ni
Loire.