The Liverpool Standard and General Commercial Advertiser.
Liverpool, Merseyside, England, 1835-02-13 00:00:00

LINCOI.N

Royal North Lincoln m Edward Tomline, Esq., to
be Colonel, vice the Earl of Pmtmore, deceased ; 'Viscount Alford, to
be Lieutenant-Colonel, vice Tomline, promoted.

CROWN-OFFICE, FEB. 10.
MEMBERS RETURNED TO SERVE IN TIER NEW PARLIAMENT.
COUNTY OP WExPoan—John Maher, of Ballinkeel, Esq.—James
'ower, of Endertnlne-house, both iu the county of Wexford, Esq.
Bououou. of WExpoau—Charles Arthur Walker, Esq. of Belmont-
louse. ,

BeionifinfOr NEW Rosa—John Hyacinth Talbot, of Talbot-hall, in
the county of Wexford, Esq.
COUNTY OF OXFORD—George Granville Harcourt, Esq .—Richard
Nyi*ylantl, Esq,-,Montagueßertie, commonly called Lord Norreys.
UNIVERSITY OF OXFORD—Thomas Grimston Bucknall Estcourt,
Esq."; Doctor of Civil Law, of Corpus Christi College—Sir Robert
Harry Ineli Bart., Doctor of Civil Law, of Christchurch.
CITY oe OXFORD—William Hughes Hughes, Esq.—Donald Mac-
lean, Esq.
BOROUGH OF WOODETOCK—TheRight Ifon.Charles Spencer Church-
hill, commonly called Lord Charles Spencer Churchill.
Bolton:I or BANiumtv—lienry William Tancred, Esq.
COUNTY OF WESTMORELAND—The Right Hon. Wm. Lord Viscount
Lowther—The Hon. Henry Cecil Lowther.
BOROUGH OF KENDAL—John Barham, Esq.
COUNTY OF NIERIONETH—Sir Robert Williames Vaughan, of Nan-
nau, in the said county, Hart.
COUNTY OF WEsrmearn—Montague Lowther Chapman, of Killna-
castle, Esq.—Sir Richard Nagle, Bart., of Donore-castle.
BOROLIGII OF ATIILONE—Georgp Benvenuto Mathew, Lieutenant
and Captain in the Coldstream Regiment of Foot Guards.
KiNO'S COUNTY—The Hon. John Craven Westenra, of Sbararoge-
house—Nicholas Fitzsimou, of Castle-wood, Esq.
COUNTY OF WATEnrono,-Patrick Poker, of Belleven, in the county
of Kilkenny Esq.—Sir Richard Musgnive, Of Turin, bathe county of
Waterford, Kilkenny,
BOROUGH OF DUNOLRVAN—MichaeI O'Loghlin, Ern.

BANKRUPTS SUPERSEDED.
Edward Ledgard, Mirtield, Yorkshire, seed-crusher.
BANKRUPTS.
William Okill, Liverpool, commission share-broker, Feb. 23, March
24, at 2 o'clock, at the Clarendon-rooms, Liverpool: solicitors, Messrs.
Blackstock, Bunce, and Vincent, Inner Temple.
William Cairns, High-street, Whitechapel, saddler.
Anthony Harris Smith, Newca.tle-upon-Tyne, and North Shields,
Northumberland, grocer.
Robert Stirling, High-street, Poplar, brewer.
Thomas Potter, Kidderminster, carpet-manufacturer.
William Wilson, Leeds, Yorkshire, linen-draper.
Joseph Manning Mulliner, Northampton, coach-maker.
George Weston, Nottingham, joinef.
Peter Wetherell, Shouldham, Norfolk, grocer.
PARTNERSHIPS DISSOLVED.

Robsons and Hodgson. Liverpool, wholesale grocers—M. and H.
Butler, Liverpool. chemists—J. Tarbuck and Co., Liverpool, drapers
—C. Tennant, and Co., Liverpool and Manchester, merchants, so fur
as regards E. Hughes—T. and J. Booker, Everton, Lancashire, brewers
—T. Gilby and T. Everingham, Uxbridge and Beaconsfield, grocers—
T. Dawes and J. Scholefield, jun., Dudley, Worcestershire, brewers
—A. Eyles and R. Manning, Sliaw, Wiltshire, common-brewers—G.
Dixon and It, Hayes—T.y• Coates and A. Glendining, Manchester,
calico-printers—T. and J. Coates and A. Glendining, Oswaldtwisle,
Lancashire, calico-printers— Jackson and Thornton, Huddersfield,
Yorkshire, tailors—S. Constable and Co., Darlaston, Staffordshire,
wire-drawers—I-lathier. M'Alpin, and Co., Wigton, Cumberland,
calico-printers—lt. Holliday and W. Hodson, Farnslield, Nottingham-
shire, maltstt•rs and cotton-merchants--P. Mottram and H. Mawbood,
Holborn and Oxford-street, lacema n—J agues and Wagstaff, Barnsley,
Yorkshire, dyers—Barber and Son, Walthamstow, Essex, bricklayers
—T. and W. Smith. Upper Fore-street, Lambeth, coal-merchants—
HolmeS and Gillett, Birmingham, patent button-manufacturers—
James and Collins, Swansea, Glamorganshire, attornies—F. Lienau
and 4. C. Tickers, Dock-street, Itomemarc-lane, surar-refiners—W.
IlaynK and J. Price,.Great Queen-street, 'Lincoln's-inn-fields, linen-
drapers,—Swainscitt and Tripe, Nag's Dead-court, Gracechurch-atreet,
shi o-agents—Barcham and Boulter, Mundeslev and A ylsham, Norfolk,
auctioneers—J.; J., E., and W. Dixon and W : Hill, Walsall, Stafford-
shire, I;4i-tube-manufacturers, so far as regards J. Dixon arid W. Hill
—E Menton and Co., Newcastle-upon-Tyne, rectifying-distillers, so
far as regards F. Glenton—F. Menton and 11. Henley, Newcastle-
upon-Tyne, spirit-merehants—Riehardson, Shield, and Hall, Poultry;
attornics—Walker and Wright, Manchester, manufacturers of drills.
• . • • • DI . .
March 2, T. Riddell, Stratford, ESSPX , innkeeper—March 3, P.
Youutr, Fenchurch-street, Wapping, and Greenwich. sail-maker—
March 3, It. Bunting, St. John-street, Clerkenwell, lapidary—March
9, T. Corpe. Limehouse, tavern-keeper—Mardi 5, W. Porter, Gower-
street and Keppel-street, surgeon—March 5, E. Denis and J. Lambert,
Upper Thames-street, wholesale grocers March 5, T. \Varland,
Strwara-street, Spitallieldi, silk manufacturer—March 4.W. Richards,
Oxford street, jeweller—March 4, J. Cooke, South Moulton-street,
tailor—March 5, R. Davies, Noble-street, straw hat-manufacturer—
Mareh 5, D. Harris, Strand, hosier—March 4, J. Coles, Maids Moreton,
Bucks, miller—March 4, 5. Harley, Clifton, Gloucestershire, merchant
—March 3, J. Bratton. Drayton in hales, Salop, tanner—March 5. C
Coupland, Leek, Staffordshire, money-scrivener—March 11, W. Bel-
-1 lanty, Ha:elev. Warwickshire. horse-dealer—March 4, W. Thomas
and 11. liesk'eth, Chester, bankers—March 5, S. Kinder, Heafieltl,
Derbyshire, clothier—March 11, 11. Wood, Bristol, innkeeper,

CERTIFICATES
To be granted, unless cause he shown to the contrary on or before
the 3d day of March.
W. Pope, Liverpool, ship-huilder—J. Plimpton, Finsbury-square,
merchant—M. Ade and F. Berger, Lime-street, merchants—U. Whit-
tle, Wolverhampton, Staffordshire, saddler—T. Bushell, Grace's-alley.
Wellelose-square, linen-draper— T. Lockwood, jun., Huddersfield,
Yorkshire, woollen-cloth manufacturer —S. Thorpe. Nottingham,
Whiatinger Wrlht. High-street, St. • Giles, bookseller—l. E.
I.lirOey, Wakefield, Yorkshire, printer.

THE QUEEN.—The rumour has been for some days current
that the Queen is in that 'state which affords the promise that
her Majesty will present to the Sovereign and the nation an
heir apparent to the British Crown. We have hitherto abstained
from any allusion to this rumour, feeling that we could not
without -impropriety advert to it, unless we were enabled to
give it en. express contradiction or confirmation. It now becomes
our duty to say that we believe the report to be well-founded.---:
morning Prmt. Our Brighton correspondent, on this subject,
says During the last fortnight a report has obtained very
general eirculation that the must illustrious lady in the lana
is in a state likely to realize the most interesting hopes of the
country.' As the origin of this gossip is somewhat characteristic
of days when courts and courtly customs were as wild as the
Poles asunder from present etiquette, it may amuse your readers ;
and take it as I have it. The story goes, that when the late
Queen Charlotte was as ladies wish to be who love their lords,'
her Majesty was in the habit of wearing a how of blue riband
on the left shoulder. At a party not long ago at the Pavilion,
Queen Adelaide appeared with a similar decoratieo, and the con.
elusion was jumped at on which the interesting pars/pop), was
founded. The fact, however, is, that an Order of St. tfrorge,
exclusively for the female branches of the royal family,
similar to that of the Garter; and as a lady could not wits pro.
priety of costume wear a broad blue riband across the stomach,
the more graceful rosette of the side is substituted for it.
This I believe to be the whole foundation fot the hope, as afore-1
said, which, from all I can gather here, is as little likely of
realization as sublunary hopes are said to be; •11o*.every day
experience establishes ilre satire of the three black crows!"-__
County Herold.