The Liverpool Standard and General Commercial Advertiser.
Liverpool, Merseyside, England, 1833-05-24 00:00:00

LONDON GAZETTE.—TvEsnAy, MAY 21.

BANKRUPTCY SUPERSEDED.
Joseph Hawkins, Old Quebec-street, Orford-street, victualler.
BANKRUPTS.

John Foster, Liverpool, printer, June 3, July 2, at the Clarendon
Rooms, Liverpool. Solicitors, Mr. Clementson, Liverpool ; and Mr.
Addison, Veralam-buildings, Gray's inn.
John Haggar, late of Brighton-place, Brixton-road, oilman.
William 11iliburd, Egliam, Surrey, saddler.
Solomon Almosnino, Bevis Marks, dealer In feathers.
Edward William Bishop, Bermondsey-street. victualler.
Jean Baptiste Amedea Joubert, Regent-street, upholsterer.
Alexander Lee, Surrey-street, Strand, music-seller.
John Monkhouse;
Bapigge-wells Tavern, St. Pancras, victualler.

Moss llaim Bottibol, Soho-square, ostrich-feather-Manufacturer.
John William Gibbins, Hereford, perfumer.
PARTNERSHIPS DISSOLVED.
P. M'Ardell, G. Raney, and W. Steel, Liverpool, shipwrights.--
J. Dempsey, J. Pickard, and R. Benbow, Liverpool, as far as regards
J. Pickard.—J, Bridden, W. Bridden, jun., J. Briddon, and H. Brid-
don, Liverpool, soap-boilers, as far as regards J. Briddon, of Liver-
pool.—J. Wood and S. Bedford, Birmingham, coal-merchants.—c,
Race and C. Beardahall, Pendleton, Lancashire, builders.—J. Shave,
J. Taylor, and W. Dawes, Penchurch-street, solicitors.—W. A.
Coombe and J. Wright, Tokenhouse-yard, solicitors.—R. Holden and
W. Stansfield, Rawtenstall, Lancashire, corn-millers.—J. Williams
and S. C. Price, Stratford-upon-Avon, chemists.—J. Ilolden and J.
Holt, Bacilli, Lancashire, cotton-mannfacturers.—G. Ashton and J.
Mackirdy, 11Ianchester, commission-agents,--L. -GOodwin and C.
Schofield, Manchester, fustian-shearers.—E. J. Sylvester, R. Walker,
and W. Cannon, Furnivars Inn, Canterbury, and Cambridge,
solicitors.—R. Littlefield and G. Poole, Portsca, carpenters.—W.
Jolla and E. Banks, Beaufort-wharf, 'Strand, lime-merchants.

c‘ive e public •ogre:i:O'er,
pries
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power to the government. They would thus escape being or me civu list ; specuying WICH 1..,... ..-._ .
try. 'i nose were nor true menus ot tneir country vino uepreciateu
mixed up with any ppearance of political feeling, which wouldor denied the relief afforded, and who told the that the tween two and three hundred volumes belonging to Mr. Mason and ler, 3, Cannon, Furnivars inn, uanteroury, ann uambridee, •
by each individual, the period of the grant, the public grounds,
represent their interest truly, leitorii.-It. Littlefield and G. Poole, Portsca, carpenters....._w• J. brou ht
quiry, g .
in a verdict that - " " - ' - '
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,•ot tt, %II),
be likely to excite jealously in the minds of their brethren. House of Commons did not • people
and bookseller, in whose employ Attree has for some time been, with s°l
or other consideration, as far as praCticable, on account of Jolla and E. Banks, Beaufort-sharc Strand, lime-merchants.
names and marks carefully erased, an immense number of
Colonel Woon defended the conduct of the Board of First which they had been granted; distinguishing those who are
that such being the case, they had no cause to repose hiiiie orDIVIDEN DS. tide" to murder a police constable ! Tag. 1:1, 'pi ;I:l7d.er
Fruits. The whole of the first fruits last year amounted to widows or orphans of deceased public servants, and such as are
confidence in the Parliament or the government. He thOu ht plates, cut from ltees's Enclvcopndia, from. Stackhouse's His- June 12, 3, Lloyd, Liverpool, iinendraper.-.Tune 12, S. 11. Ryland current runs in these words : aNI 'I) Ir 1
L 40,000, and that board had expended E 22,000, or more than tory of the Bible, from two fine volumes of Scripture Illustra-
in the receipt of any salary, profits, fees, and emoluments, from
ll imPartial per Sons must admit that -looking to what had been and J. Knight, II r eleydown, lightermen.-June 13, D. Parr -, Far-
that amount, in a most beneficial. manner. He thought that any_- public source.lions, from three hundred volumes of the Universal Magazine, ringdon-street, gl.' °lnssetith.--June 13, W. Gates, Marine-parade°,mßriib- "We find a verdict of just.inable 'homicide on tli Avir . "tical. • ma of
alreadya- done, the people had every r'easonable ground for hopeae 'lv
they ouAt, in this instance, to avail themselves of the assist- Mr. FIUME. seconded the motion.o sixty of which hundreds n pages have been cut, with a ton,
out
f•
ins
and confidence; and further, that His Majesty's ministers be- •'l'l int i
Vince of the board of First Fruits. All the machinery was Lord ALTIIORP had no objection to that part of the motionof other such property to a. large amount. The loss ironmonger.-June 13, W. Leahy. Great Guildford-street, South- , that no riot act was read, nor any proclamation uo las dm,. .
I not t 3 li, wtVeri ,C 0 the vortex
ready, and might be immediately put in motion. which referred to the pensions on the consolidated fund, but limited in the amount of relief that could be afforded, had Quantity
incurred from this wanton act cannot' well be estimated, and mark, millwright.---June 13, 3. Hooke, Great Alie-etreet, Goodman's. people to disPerse ; that the government di(
telds, flour-dealer.-June 13, G. Ball, Wpod,:street, artilicial-floWer agilelb I ','
,hatt 1 tub halo • X of reform,- a,
Lord Aurnortp then moved, " That after the words 4 Lord objected to its being extended to the pensione on the civil list. made a most judicious selection of the taxation to be remitted.
the extent will probable only be ascertained at a distant period, per precautions to prevent the meeting from ~, 0- .ne r.,„ In favour of the
and feather manufacturer.--.lnne 1,1, W. Fisk; 'Gate-street, Lia.eoln's ' t. - .-as; e Whigs a
Primate' the words . Lord Archbishop of Dublin' be added." The hon. member seemed to think that it mattered nothing to (Hear.) as every now and then some valuable work is found to be de_ Inn-fields, coal-june 12, J. Lunn and J. Walton, *neve `that the conduct -of the police was ferocious, brutal' at ' 9.4 tl
Amendment agreed to. the public whether the pension was on the consolidated fund or Colonelsaidthatthe h 'I the h
EVANS - •
fie of its illustrations; for Attree is suspected of having been castle-upon-Tyne, ship,and insurance-hrokt•rs.-June 13; S. Hartley y ked b h o . oose Thts
cc/ire'''. of cite ^.O corge. t• i
had ^ll ded • the S his t to
for Cambridge, c. u in course ( argumen yt e people ; and we, moreover, , „,„/E, ~ it..n ions vsu
Clause 2, as amended, Ives ordered to stand part of the bill. on the civil list, as the public paid equally for both, (hear,) in the habit of sending away boxes filled with property, which and W' 1
. m•lartley, Tadcaster, Yorkshire, .brewere.-June 12, 31. Evans, o e C b't t.lll. '
of • • J PPorted hi
The 3d ause was agreed to without discussion. and therefore included, or rather mixed them both up in his the condition of the pan .
•sh of St. James Westminster, and by , ' ' there is reason to believe was stolen, and every inquiry be -mn will ythusloyne, Monmouthshire, coal-mercheet.-June 15, C. Frost, hope that take v- DI 4, •
the government will, in future, flit tr 't it his c-are•,r.
Scut olt Yc , (s, orkshire, dealer and chapman.-June 17,. T. Kaye, 80l- f . ton •
On the 4th clause being proposed, motion: but it did matter to the public, inasmuch as the former doing so had chosen the p - ariqh which of all others was most fa-
_ii made to discover their destination. He is fully committed, andbons to prevent the recurrence of such disgrace hy, . . , end painf. I
vourable to his argurnent. Ile (Colonel Evans) begged to o , ton-le-Moors, Lancashire, banker.-June 15, J. Bailey; Stockport, , . ,I as it is to •
Mr. CHAPMAN asked what was the meaning f
o the words were completely under the control of Parliament, while the ci-will take his trial at the ensuing sessions for r bb• h• 0 ing is em- Cheshire, cotton-seinner.-June 13 R. Haeeraves IVTanenester sad- in this metropolis," tie 1
t 4t, it is fain
"ehina.
" other emoluments," which occurred in the clansandwished
e, - the attention of the house and of government
the to the parish
Of St. John. With respect to the argument•of tbe hon. gentle- ployer. It is uncertain. froin the peculiar circumstances of the filer.-June 13, J.. -Jackson and S. 'Jones, Chester, linen -drapers.- '
, -drapers.- ,riq 0 4 "itt/y , at conolatory to
to ascertain precisely the amount of the salaries to be allowed? narch, could only properly come under the cognizance of Par- case, whether the Committee of the Mechanics' Institution have Jun'. 13, W. Tilsley and W. Jones, Newtown, Montgomeryshire, The occasion which gave rise to the , ott= , f ocu now t. ~ - observe th
man that if these taxes were repealed the landlord would in- hankers.-June 15, J. Attwood, Wicheomh, GlouCestershire, vie- . tittle lip' i far rno epents win of his f
Lord A tiruoßP said that it was intended to leave the salaries to liament at the commencement of a new reign. He was free to theof •ose .1 tin About a year since the same indi power pi C 1 g. meeting of the rabble of London, the cons ,n. re bitter ei for fk
crease the rent of his tenant, he would, however, fiyst observe, .lusher.-June 13, T. Howar,d, Burnley, Lancashire, tailor.
be fixed at the option of the Lord-Lieutenant. He was not admit the principle that no person should receive any pension d lobtained number of plates from Akermann under false-
vi lia a Chß rtticATtq, Sze. (rem' r '-'rer leiny tl;an he eve
dett and Wm. Brougham., and the (rem
lardlo . Ttle - , Broun.hae r vco,
prepared to explain the meaning of the phrase ~ other einolu- not merited by past or present services (hear, hear); but he did h ' . ould occur it would not
that even if any instance of t e kind sli , . pretences, and, from the facts which have since come out, there T. Tidswell and T. Thorpe, Cheadle,' Cheshire, calico--orin4 ,-F, -
justify the house in legislating
.upon such grounds; but with
0, , re•
w_ l, and Lord John d '
ments;" however, he had no doubt that every attention would not, therefore, admit that the Crown should not possess the • can (.. b• no doubt but that. he is an experienced sw• dl H• J Harris, PII te T Ghb 11' it l'' 'l-1..' '
in er,
,e is . mouth,y pa n r.- .ts,is op sate-street, s tp- mirers of Lord John Russell, for the decNr s a gath ' a nut
i,e paid to economy, especially as the whole matter would •
come power of placing such persons as it deemed fit on the pension he iarislies in uestion the bon entleman had
respect to t. I q , . g a young man of prepossessing appearance, and has very excel- owner.-S. Stevens, Bnerley-hill, Staffordshire; builder.-M, Nathan, the e, 13;,_. ei ing of the tinl--,,
said that there was no distress. Skinner's-place, Sis-•-lane, wholesale oleo er -R Ferguson,Old
t ~ ~ n , . establishing a national convention, after
.00 ..oir, 1
adani c -rs at Net
before Parliament. list. Undoubtedly that exercise of the prerogative should be lent natural talents, which, for his situation of life, he has wellvel .in liouiay last
lir. Got:Lai:RN observed, that the House of Commons might defined and limited, and within the control of e legislature ; The ATTORNEY-GENERAL said that it was with the deepest cultivated. He is a native of Brighton. Broad-street, commission-erne-G. W. Watson, Charles-street, -St.
James's, nailliner.-.T. Pnng, Bradford, Wiltshire, grocer. prated French fashion—to nverturn the t,
fro , on whi,
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