The Liverpool Standard and General Commercial Advertiser.
Liverpool, Merseyside, England, 1835-01-20 00:00:00

THE SPRING ASSIZES.

Ttie judgeitheft •did not enter espective courts until ncarll
eleven o'clock on Friday morning,' in consequence of being en-
gaged in the exchequer chamber in choosing their circuits, and
which are as follonr-7.
' Home.—Lord Denman and Mr. Justice Gaselee.
Midland.—Lord Chief Justice Tindal and Mr. Justice Lit-
tledale.
Norfolk.—Lord Ahinger and Mr. Justice Vaughan.
Oxford.—Mr. Justice Park and Mr. Justice Patte'nu.
Northern.—Mr. Baron Parke and Mr. Baron Aldersun.
North Wales.—Mr. Baron Bolland.
South Wales.—Mr. Justice Williams.
Western.—Mr. Baron Gurney.

[ADVERTISEMENT.]
CORRESPONDENCE BETWEEN MESSRS. THOMAS
BOOTH AND CO. AND MR. JOSEPH MARTIN.

DBAR Sia,—We are sorry to say that we find our business
so far diminished, with the prospect of its being still further
curtailed during the present year, that after you have balanced
the books up to the 31st December, we shall not have further
occasion for your attendance. We wish you to suit your own
convenience as to the time of leaving, two, or even three months
being uo object. We wish to express our perfect satisfaction as
to the correctness and regularity with which ou have conducted
your department, and shall be happy, should we find sufficient
employment, to have again recourse to your services. In the
meantime it will afford us great pieasure to forward your views
in any way in our power.—We are,eyours very respectfully,
Mr. Joseph Martin., THOMAS BOOTH and Co.

28. Slater-street, 19th December, 1834.
CiRNTLtML'N,—I received your note of this day, / presume, it
being without date, but I found it on my desk.
Th policy it approves, like a verbal one I received from a like
squatter xis years ago, is indicative of the liberal sentiment.) ur
the house from which both have enia.uaterl; and yet that bousa
professes itself to be imbued with liberal sentiments. I repu
diate them from my creed.
As I found yourlooks many years behindhand before I took
charge of them, and at least forty years without their showing a►
regular balance, is it likely, on a second peremptory dismissal,
that I should balance them for the last sir months of lost year—
up to which period I had balanced them ?—I am genV..men,
your obedient servant, JOSEPH IKAIITIN.
Messrs. Thomas Booth and Co.

LONDON GAZETTE.—FnIDAY, JAN. 15.
CROWN-OFFICE, JeNueter 15.
Members returned to servo in the new Parliament. .
County of Gloucester—F.a.stern Divisioe—Christopher William t
Codrington, Es.. ; the Ho:letter'le Augustus Henry Moreton. Wese- 1
ern Division—The lionournbie George Charles Grantley Fiteherdi age 1
Berkeley ; Henry Somerset, commonly called the 31arquia of Wore 1
tester. 1
Borough of Tewkesbury—William Dowdeswell, Esq. ; Charles
Hanhury Tracy, Esq. . • .
Borough of Cirencester—Joseph Cripps, Tleq. ; Lieutenant-General
the Right honourable Sir Robert Edward henry Somerset, G.C.8.,
commonly called Lord Robert Edward Henry Somerset. I
Bot of of Stroud—lieol le Poulett Scrope, Esq. ; Charles Richard. .i
Borough of CheitenliamL-The Honourable Craven Fitzhardinge ' I
Berkeley. . I
Town of Cerrickfergus-e-Peter Kirk, of Thorntielti, in the county if
the town of Gerric.kfereueeFsq, .
County of Cardigan—William Edward Powell, of Nanteos, in the
county of Cardigan, Esq. t
Borough of Cardigan—Pryse Pr; SP, of Gogerthamein the county of t
Cardigan, Esq,
City of Limerick—William Roche, of Genges-streete in the courtly
of the said citr, Esq. ; David Roche, of Caress-house, in the gouuty
of Limerick, ECq. .
ST. JAMES'S PALACE.. Dr.-Teener' 22.1834.
The K ing has been pleased to confer the honour of knighthood ripest
William Webb Ft)llet, Esq.. his Majesty's Solicitor-General.
FOREIGN OFFICE, JANUARY 13, 123:e ' I
The King has berm graciously pleased to approve of Mr. Peter
Quartin, as Consul at Gibraltar for the ttowan States.
BANKRUPTCIES SUPERSEDED.
Edmund Sandell, Bristol, Staymaker.
BANKRUPT.A,
George Joshua, itrownlow-street, Drury-lane, eutrler.
John Marston, Warwickshire, grocer.
William Inglis, Hounds.litch, currier.
Bothell Norris, Oxford-street, chemist and druvist.
George Barley and John Evans, Lad-lane, wareltoosetatere
William Richardson, Godstotte, Surrey, innkeeper; e .
John Carnley, Kingston-upon-Hull, upholster. r.
Francis Moore, jere, Old Kent-road, Surrey, vinegar moveletut.
William Stivensou, Princess-street, Westminster, dealer La Lueltoe
gany.
John Nevatt, Petworth, Sussex, tailor.
Walter Raymond, Streatham, Surrey shipowner
James Wigan, Pine Apple-place. Kilburn, music-eviler. , •
DIVIDENDS. !
Feb. O. J. Millett, sen., Fulham, Middlesex, market-geedener—Feb.
9, J. Z. Pulbrook, Great Surrey-street, Black friars-roan, bootmeker—
Feb. 12, J. Talbot and 11. 1, reeds, Threadneedle-street. broken:—
Feb. 12, W. Nicholson, Bradford, Yorkshire, scrivener—Feb. 7, T.
Mitten, Neweate-street, fringe-manufacturer—Feb. 9. R. M. "talkie.
London-wail, merchant—Feb. le R. Parker, Rupert-street, Ilaytnar-
ket, harness-maker—Feb. 13, 0. Cr.bitt, North Walshain. Norfolk.
lime-hurner—feh. 6, B. Tummote Sheffield, Yorkshire painter—
March 19, S. Bennett, Bath, grocer.
CERTIFICATES.—FetterArte 6.
0. B. Sawyer, Leicester-square, build( r—R. Bailey Wotton-under-
Edge, Gloucestershire. bookbinder—A. Bray, ReeLion-yant, Hol-
born, horsedealer—J. Wyld, Itathbone- plaee, Oxford-street, hosit r--
11. Dukin, High-street, Southwark. cheesemonger— A. Shears, Fri-
dav-street, Chief ps i de, silk- warehouse tTlan—G. Upton, Borough- ~
bridge. Yorkshire, scrivener--M. Tiley, bath, hatter.
PARTNERSHIPS DISSOLVED.
It, T. Kent and C. Muriel. Southwark, feureyons—W. Neale and S.
Rails, Yeovil, Somersetshire, pawnbrokers—J. Smith and Alfred
Smith, Ilastinge, bakers—W. Robinson and E. Hall, Shaleld coop-
ers—T. Coupe and Co.. Pendleton, Lancashire, I.leachers—W.ithollett
and Co.. Coal-Hole Tavern, Strand, victuallers—L. Evans anti C,
Lvens, Oxford, paper-makers.--T. ClCo.,owton sad Co. Norwich,
mautifacturers—W. J. Hebert and G. Archer, Camherwell, station-
ers—J. Givens and Co., Durham, shipwrights—H'. F. Mellin and T.
!Lorne. jun., Great Tnwer-street—T. Carder and J. Skinner, Rateliti,
coal-inerehants—T. Caldwell and W. King. Bristol, the mists—.l. B.
Miller and B. 0, Miller, 'tangent, Essex, millers—J, Alexander and
W. Alexander, Bromley, Kt-a, butchers—F. Cocks, sou., E. Banks.
anti F. Cocks, jun., Birmingham, button-makers. so for as concerns F,
, Cocks, jun.—C. II ittson and J. Lawrence, Bristol, hat-mabufeeturent
G. Allender and H. Allender, Chestvrehatters—H. King, A. Kite:, and
J. Pettier, Prude Canal, merchants. ns far a regards J. Pullere-C. J,
hall and C0.,1 Romany, Seuthatnpton, brewers—C. J. Ball and T.
ball, Romney, Southaunpten, malstere.

JANUARY tO, 1835.

LIVER THEATRE, CHURCH-STREET.

rrul TS Present TUESDAY, the 20th instant, and every
Eveniuk till further notice, the Aftisical Barletta of

LIFE IN LIVERPOOL;

. ... . .
• OR, TOM, JERRY AND LOGIC,
IN -sRAitCH orruri, FROLIC, MIRTH, WHIM, ANI(ADVENTURRF.
• Tom •• • Mr:-Melvilre.
Jerry Mr. Sh/tve.
Bob Logic Mr. Simpson.
. Jemmy Green Mr,-W. J. Hammond.
Terence O'Daisy, Esq...r(Mr. Raymond.
• Rate Mr . Raymond.
•• • Susan ...Mrs. Herbert.
Jane rs. W. J. Hammond.
Peggy Miss F. Leclercq.
To which will be added, the popular Farce of
GUILTY OR NOT GUILTY ?
Tickets and Places to he had at the Box-office, each day, from
Eleven till Three .o'clock.
Dmrs to be open at Half.past Six o'clock, Performance to
commence at Seven.
• Second Price Boxes, 3s.—Pit,•2s.—Gallery, 6d.
Boxes, 2s.—Pit, ls.—No Second Price to the
Gallery. Second Price at Half-past Eight.