The Liverpool Standard and General Commercial Advertiser.
Liverpool, Merseyside, England, 1833-10-18 00:00:00

TELEGRAPH OFFICE, OCTOBER 17.

,
Wind at Holyhead—North, blowing very fresh in the moronic"
North, blowing fresh in the evening,
The sloop Fanny, of Dublin, with a cargo of Wheat, was coPoea
off Holyhead yesterday, at 2 p.m.—crew saved.
Passed Point Lynas, inward bound—
No. 728, Lark, B Bk, at 3, p.m.

LIVERPOOL TIDE TABLE.
Days. IMr n. Ern. Ht. Festivals, 4c.
OCT. 11. DI. 11. M. F. I.
Friday 18 217 240 15 8 St. Luke.
Saturday 19 3 3 326 13 6 Moon Ist qr. 11h 51m evc
SUNDAY —2O 3 5.5 427 11 9 i 20th Sunday after Tr''' "
Monday 2l 5 4 543 10 6
Tuesday 22 628 712 10 3 Saturn rises 4h. 33m. 11""
Wednesday 23 752 823 10 2 Mars sets sh. 6m. eveninbe
Thursday 24 851 915 11 11

LONDON GAZETTE.-TUESDAY, OCTOBER 15.

BANKRUPTS. I
William Austin, Singleton-street, Hinton, builder.
Thomas Hobson. High Holborn, bookseller.
Joseph Zachariah Pulbrook, Great Surrey-street, Blackfriars-rl4'..
boot and shoe-maker. • .
Thomas Cocks, Little Lant-street, Southwark, oilman. ,
William Hort, Duke-street, Grosvenor-square, tailor. ,
George Watkins, jun., "Millman-row, Chelsea, builder.
John Swindells Blinkhorn, Wigan, Lancashire, calenderer.
Mary Brasier, Margate, Schoolmistress.
Thomas Henry Downing, Longford, Coventry, grocer.
William Bates, Westbromwieh, Staffordshire, grocer.

PARTNERSHIPS DISSOLVED.
Shaw and Gibson, Liverpool, tobacconists.—Appleton and „iv,
burn, Liverpool, bakers.—G. Hammond and J. fimith,
linen-drapers.—J. M. and J. Shipton and G. Jackson, Gloucester, Pi,
mingham, and Wolverhampton, timber-merchants and carriers;lir,
and 0. Grout, J. Baylis, J. Brown, J. Baylis, 0. Ringer, annot.
Martin, Gutter-lane, crape-manufacturers ; as far asregards G. „
—C. Cooper and J. Docker, Upper Tooting and Putney. surgeons r,
B. Bennett and F. Hepworth, Friday-street, warehousemen;":*.
Glynn and J. Daniel, Manchester, glass-cutters.—Fisher and nd
late, Hanley-Hays and Bentilee, Statfordshire, colliers.—J. Kin% et,
R.Garrod, Ipswich, printers.—C. J. and J. J. Jordan, Newman-strene
Oxford-street, and Caroline-street, Bedfordlsquare, patent.medi%.>
proprietors.—S. Willsea and B. Bunting, Norwich, talloa -chandle'
T. Houghland and T. Salmon, Manchester, drapers.—F. W. Steve
and 0. Lee, Loughton, Essex, schoolmasters.

DIVIDENDS.
Nov. 6, J. Duncan, W. Clegg, and T. Hollins, Liverpool and 3'•."-e.,
chester, merchants.—Nov. 6, E. Passmore, Maidenhead, Irer..ksl!l 1,
grocer.—Nov. 7, J. Crawley, Oxford-street, linen-draper.—h
G. Gidley, Cateaton-street, button-maker.—Nov. 7, J. Dyer
Swayne, Gravel-lane, Hountlsditch, woolstaplers.—Nov. 5. W.
ler, Chapel-street, Pentonville and Cornhill, merchant.—Nov."' ort,
Harvey and T. Grice, Holloway, builders.—Nov. 7, B. Davenl, q.
Dunster-court, Mincing-lane, merchant.—Nov. 5, G. Phillips,Bislinn,
gate-street-within, ironmonger.—Nov. 8, T. B. Hulley•, Frodsre,
Cheshire, apothecary.—Nov. 6. W. Rather, Grantham, Lincolro'n'it•t.
money-scrivener.—Nov. 11, T. Morlidge, Manchester, timber-deto,
—Nov. 6, J. and T. Barston, Giantham, Lincolnshire, ironrric"'?tet,
—Nov. 5, J. Drew, Manchester, auctioneer.—Nov. 6, W. Pain`
Gosport, ship-builder.

CERTIFICATES, Nov. 5.
J. A. Harvey, High-street, St. Giles-in-the-fields, clothes-saleSc
—W. A. Clark, Bishopsgate-street, wine-merchant.—J. Lucas, 0,1,
road, timber-merchant.—J. and W. Shilston, Plymouth, shijo-biu.dv
ers.—H. Newport, Bognor, Sussex, wine-merchant.—M. and J•11%,01,
cote, Manchester, merchants.—G. Keyzar, Toxteth-park, Live*
merchant. —T. Cardwell, Manchester, merchant.

BIRTH.
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Ou the 9th inst., at Cluny Castle, Inverness-shire, the
of Cluny Macphersdn, of a son and heir. Great rejoicings t`Tto
place in Badenoch upon the happy occasion of the birth of
heir to the Chieftain of the ancient clan of Macpherson.

MARRIED,
'
On the 4th instant, at. Newtown, Hants, William Cha dot
Esq., Esq., to Anne, daughter of the late Right Rev. Alexo
Arbuthnot, Lord Bishop of Killaloe. a, to
On the Bth nstant, at Grantham, the Rev. John Cowherd'
Miss Gozna, daughter of Thomas Gozna, Esq., of that plaVril-
On Wednesday the 9th inst., at Pilling, Mr. George I),
kinson, spirit-merchant, of this town, to Eliza, youngestdati%
ter of the late Mr. P. Bell, of Garstang. e•
On the 9th instant, at St. Gregory's Church, P. Till :if;
Esq., of Upper" Stamford-street, to 11Iaria, daughter of the
I'. Farrance, Esq.; of Ltidgate-street, and Norwood, Sure3l•o?
On the 10th instant, at Twickenham, George BeaucPad
Cole, Esq., second son of Stephen Thomas Cole, Esq•Voli"
Lady Elizabeth Cole, of Stoke Lyne, Oxfordshire to lop
Mary, youngest daughter of Lieut.-Colonel and the'Hon•
Espinasse, of Twickenham. • ry39'
Same day, at Gresford Church, the Rev. Francis B Apr
A.M., rector of Tilston, Cheshire, to Harriette, eldest dauc
()lithe late Francis Edge Barker, Esq., of Llindir. of
On Sunday last, at Ulverston, Mr. Thomas Woodbu,ffs',
Kirkby Ireleth, to Miss Mary Robinson, of Thurston Villa
the former parish.