The Liverpool Standard and General Commercial Advertiser.
Liverpool, Merseyside, England, 1833-02-12 00:00:00

HOYLAKE CHURCH:

it HE COMMITTEE which has superintended, the erection
Jl of HO LAKE CHURCH are anxious: to make yet
another appeal to the liberality of the Christian public ; deeply
feeling the importance., of not deferring, the delivery .9f, the
Gospel Message to a population.hitherto destitute of thopublic
means of grace, they have pressed l'orward t. building. of the
church, though adequate Funds had no .et been 641.iected.
The structure is now alm6st ready for S ivine Servico„ every
legal and formal difficulty has bee counted, a Alinfster of
Evangelical Principles has been a iinted, a License has.been
provided, arrangements have be . made for the COUsberation
within a few months, but a eonsi erable deficit in the pecuniary
means requires to be supplied. The Committee hope that the
friends of religion will answer this last appeal; and,, by their'
united contributions, remove the burden which -flow press-es
heavily on them. The expences of the work artnaily
incurred or necessary for its fulfillment. are :We sums.
already received amount to £960 (.* Bd,' '

The'follnwing gentlemen will gladly answer' any (4'
receive donations in aid of the above object
The Rev. Jas. Slade, M.A., Rector of Wes't
• ' E. Ashton, 8.D.,
R. P. BuddicOme, -LiVL,ria)ol,
„ T. H. Stewart, M.A., ditto,
Adam Hodgson, Esq., ditty

John Willis, Esq., unto.
Donations wilt also be received by the Bev. n. Blunt,
Chelsea; the Bev. Dr. Mayo,
_Cheani; :.the Rev. T. C.ose,
Cheltenham the B ev. Lane, TerqUuy, De voa ; the Rev.
TheodoteThrry, I,A!iglEey,' Yorkshire; Alessrs. Hatchard and
Son, Piccadilly, London; and at the Of of this paper.
s. 0.
Sum already received •.. 9W G 8
Received since last advertisement, -
Lord Bishop of Chester .. :• 20 P 0
Lord Bishop of Llattdaff 215 0
J. K. Gidiat, Esq. . . 0 0
A. S. L. 0 0
H. P. 2nd donation ..
,20* 0 0 •
Mr. George Langtty 3 0 -6
Mr. John Chapman .. '5 0 0,
Mr. B. Jowett .. 2 2 0

A Friend to the Church 10 0 0
Mr. Parkins • •..
~•5 0: 0 • •
Gregion, Esq. .. 2 0
They. A. Dawson 0 0

Wm. Brown, B•sq., Richmond Hill ..• `2o 0 n
Wm. Simmons, Esq. .. 0 0 •

e .
BY AUTHORITY OF •PARLIAIeNT. •
BY Virtue and in pursuance of the Act ISt and 2nd
IV. cap. 8, the -Shares of the GLASGOW !steam-1:1(4.yr
COMPANY become Tickets or Chances in'a Lottery, for'the ciis-
tribution of the property, funds, and assets of the said Company.
The Commissioners under the Act hereby give notice, that thjy
will,• , -
ON THE 17TH OF APRIL NEXT,
Draw and distribute, in the manner of a S te ,ttery, a por-
tion of the property, funds, and assets of th ni Company; in
2069 lots'or prizes, of various amounts value, among the
holders of the 10,000 Shares, Letter B, numbered frnm.l to
10,000. The Lots comprise
THREE-PRIZES OF £lO,OO EACH; •
Besides other Prizes of the value of £lOOO, £l2OO, fBOO,
£•400, £250, £l5O, £lOO, £5O, £2O, £lO, aid -isg asset
forth in the Schemes at large, which May be had gratis at ail
the Lottery Offices in London, and of theiti Agents fit the.
country. In order that the Public may be assured of the. 'in-
triusie value of every Prize Lot in the Scheme, tie Loftery
Office-keepers are guaranteed in giving to every fditituate
holder of a Prize Share, the option of taking the property or
receiving

• THE VALUE IN MONEY,
. .
As stated in the Scheme; subject Only to a commission of)per
cent. on Prizes above £lOO, to cover the risk and e,iy-cwe of
sate, and the usual small discount, if the money.,,be re,:civcd
immediately after the drawing. By this option, 'every incon-
venience is obviated that might have been anticipated .-'coin the
acquisition of distant property.
'the Shares, divided agreeably to the prOvitiong' of the Act,
are now on Sale at the ddiercntLotter,/ Offices in London.

DAER SIR,
Have every reason to believe that your PATENT DETEC-
TOR LOCK cannot be picked when fix:.. I make this
statement in consequence of being inform • (after I had pur-
chased one of your Locks) that the c, •ld be picked by a
Journeyman Locksmith employed in tle Street. I imme•
diately sent for the man and olfered a reward (more than
be required) if he succeeded in opening the Lock I had got;
after working two evenings (two hours the first and three the
second) making a skeleton Key, he declined any further trial."
I am, yours, &c.
FRANCIS L. JONES,
February 5, 1833. Park Lane.
TO MR. C. CHUBB.

Public Office, 4, St. James's-place, Toxteth-park.
NOTICE,

TO THE RATE PAYERS OF TOXTETH-PARK.
A PUBLIC MEETING will be held of the Rat yers at
this Office, on THURSDAY next, the 14th • ant, at Ten
o'clock in the Forenoon, to 'take into consid ion a report of
the Committee appointed at the last G 1 Meeting of the
Rate Payers, for the purpose of prepar. „ a Bill for the better
regitlation of the affairs of the township, and to determine
whether the Act shall be applied for this Session, or delayed
until the next.

JNO. WALKER,
ROBT. JACKSON, Overseers.
Nil—Copies of the amended abstract of the proposed Bill
may bt had at the Public Office, for the use of the Rate Payers.
Feb. 11, 1833.