The Liverpool Standard and General Commercial Advertiser.
Liverpool, Merseyside, England, 1833-10-22 00:00:00

VIII.
THE UNKNOWN TONGUES!

7 _
Being an exposure of the impious Impostors at the Scotch
Church and elsewhere. Sixth edition, price Is.
IX.

A Faint attempt to describe the Beauties visible in the Im-
mortal Body of our Lord Jesus Christ while here below. Be-
ing a Letter from. Publius Lentullus to the Senate of Rome.
Price 6d.

ON THE STUDY OF THE SCRIPTURES ;
A Prayer written by the late Rev. W. Romaine, price Gd.
XI.

TWENTY MINUTES' Atvicr, ON THE EYES;
By a Retired Oculist, price only 10.6 d.
" An invalitable little)amphlet, whose merits cannot be too
highly appreciated."—ll raid.
W. Kidd, 14, Chandos-street, West Strand, and Simpkin
and Marshall, Stationers' Ball Court.

y T. BUM'S andeei PATENT FRENCH DISTILLED
11V• BRANDY, pale or coloured, at the highest legal strength,
only 18s. per Imperial Gallon, when used as an ordinary beve-
rage, diluted (in manner recommended by the first physicians)
in the proportion of one to six, is infinitely prefejable to malt,
and other fermentable liquors, whilst it stands- unrivalled for
home-made Wines, Confectionery, and Culinary purposes,
where the absence of acids is an itunrtant iequisite. The su-
periority of the Patent Brandy is establiihed by unanimous
opinions, fended upon various analysilsifiade by the most ce-
lebrated Chemists, from whose certifie*s the three accompany-
ing extracts are selected.

EXTRACTS FROM THE TESrevfONIA LS.

" Your Brandy is free from uncombined acid and astringent
matter, which extst more or less in most of the Brandies im-
ported from France. " JOHN THOMAS COOPER,
" To Mr. Betts." Lecturer on Chemistry."

",I am bound to say, and do assert it with confidence, that for
purity of spirit this cannot be surpassed, and that your Patent
Brandy is also quite free from those acids which, though minute
in quantity, always contaminate the foreign spirit.
" JOSEPH HUME, Chemist to his Majesty."
"J. T. Betts, En."

" I do not hesitate to express my conviction that your Patent
Brandy is fully as free from every thing injurious to health, and
contains as pure aspirit, as the best varieties of Foreign Brandy.
" EDWARD TURNER,
Professor of Chemistry in the University of Loudon."
" John T. Betts, Esq."

.T. T. BETTS and Co. deem it expedient to caution the
Public against the many spurious imitations which abound both
in town and country; and, in consequence of the name of their
Distillery having been pirated, it is further necessary to state
that their only Establishment for Liverpool is at

66, VINE-PLACE, LORD-STREET,
where orders will be promptly executed for Cash on delivery.
A liberal Discount to the trade. "

BETTS'S WINE BRANDY, of the highest legal strength.
(not deteriorated in quality) at a reduced price, and infinitely
superior to the imitations Offered at a much higher rate.
Fine 01(1 LONDON CORDIAL GIN, LONDON POR-
TER, STOUT, &c. with every article in the 'Wine and Spirit
Trade, on the lowest terms at which genuine commodities can
be afforded.

ATLAS ASSURANCE COMPANY.
UPC DEPARTMENT.

pERSONS Assured for the whole term of Life in Great
Britain or Ireland respectively, will have an addition made
to their Policies every seventh year, or an equivalent reduction
will be made in the future payments of Premium, at the option
of the Assured.
The following table shows the total add' ons made to Life
Policies for £lOOO, effected in Loudon cr. rough an 'Agent in
Great Britain, which had been in fore )r the fourteen years
ending at Christmas. 1830.

..a...r.`"..; Amount added
o Bust I Annual
—1 • A3sti4:ed.' --Premiuza; 0"'
<4 ~.. g' P14137's death.
4 I .
'II LIO(Y) £2l 115 lti',.,„ 20 £230
t^ti moo 21 I 0 10 1.,,Z5 ' 233
-g 1000 29 114 2 4-30 • , 241
-,1 1000 29 118
.4 1;35 256
1000 , 33 19 40 278
73 /009 38 19 2 ,(1 278 - 304
....
.:: I(XY.) . 451 6Bto 1 :340
382 -
1000 63 113 4. I. 419

Equiv:ilent Reductions have beetCrnade in the future pay-
ments of Premium, where the p!trtip_assureil have desired to
have the amount of surplus Pt-Quinn-at:so applied.
The next valuation will -be tuadetit Christmas, 1537, and
Policies effected before that date willleirticipate in proportion
to the time they may then have been In„force.
The Company put chase their Poli4,at an equitable value.

FIRE DEPARTMENT.—In addition tni..l- 'he benefit of thejate
Reduction in the Rates of Premiums, this pane offers to Assur-
ers the advantage of an allowance for thss of Rent of Build-
ings rendered untenantable by Fire.
F'anning Stock is now exempt from Duty,vn.l may be assured
at 2s. per cent., without any resit ;dire claus Jr, instead, of 55., as
heretofore charged. .e . „....04-
Policies falling due at Michaelmas should Mr renewed within
fifteen days from that period. . .

The Compaur's Rates and Proposals may be had at the
Office in London; or of any of the Agents iu The Country, who
are authorized to report ()ti- the appearance of Liles proposed
for Assurance. HENRY DESI3OROUGH, Secretary.
Cheapside, London, September, 1833.

The Agents for this Company are,—
Liverpool SWAINSON and 1-IORNBY, 4, Dale-street
Ditto MAT. WOTHERSPOON, Goree-piazzas.
Appleby
Ash ton-unde r-L yne T Finney.
Blackburn R Wilding.

Bolton C. Briggs.
Burnley and Totimorden T E. Ilamerton.
Bury. ' Richard Lomax.
Chor/sy John LathaM.
Clithei-oe W. L. Oddev.
Macclesfield B. Turner,
Manchester C. and R. Hervey.
Oldham. .T. Duncroft. -
Preston
___

Roehd:118 . Jas. Hartley.
Stockport W. Downall.
Uiverstone. \V. Postlewaito.
Warrington Thos. Leigh.
Wigan J Hilton..

(TIEORGE. ROSKELL AND CO., LEAD
_SMELTERS
and REFINERS, removed from,/ Nov cotia to BAtn-
STREET, opposite the centre Gates • e Prince's Dock.
Milled, Pig, and Bar LEAD; Pate:* . HOT and PIPE.S;
Red LEAD and LanAnGE; and L :AD ORE, fur Potters.
N.B.—A Cargo of lOU tens of line WELSH ORE, fur
Potters and for Export, just arrived.

PARISH OF LIVERPOOL.
OT TO FARMERS AND OT - ,RS.
ANY Person wiiling to Contract r the supply of the
±X. WORKHOUSE with the best WHEAT ST RAW,
for the next twelve months, is desired ti dsend iu sealed Tinders,
addressed to the CHURCHWARDENS, PARISH OFFICES, FEN-
WICK-STREET, on or before MONDAY, the 28th iiistant.
Particulars, as to the quantity and mode of delivery, will be
given on application to the Governor of the Workhouse.
By Order, JOHN MACKINLEY, Secretary.
Parish Offices, Fentvick-street, 19th October, 1833.

LOSS OF THE WEMYSS SMACK.

COMMITTAL OF MR. REEVE TO NORWICH CASTLE ON A SECOND

CHARGE OF FELONY.

On Tuesday last Mr. Alexander Roche (the brother of the
unfortunate lady of that name, who was drowned on board the
Earl of Wemyss smack) arrived at Bancaster, and soon after-
wards proceeded to the residence of F. Hare, Esq., the intelli-
gent magistrate whose name is so well known to the public in
this untoward affair, for the purpose of laying au information
against Mr. Reeve on a second charge of felony. Mr. F. Hare
being from home, he called on the Rev. 11. Hare, another
magistrate, and was by him received with his usual urbanity.
Mr. Roache having informed that gentleman of the nature of
his visit, a summons was issued to Mr. Reeve, requesting his
attendance on Wednesday, at eleven o'clock, to answer any
charge Mr. Roche had to prefer against him.
At the appointed lour Mr. Reeve attended. Mr. Roche
having proved that his sister left London with money in a green
purse, which she usually carried in a bag or reticule, and having
icientified the reticule found on her person as the one she had
when she embarked on board the Earl of Wemyss,
William Large deposed as follows:—I was on board the Earl
of Wemyss on Sunday, the Ist of September. I assisted in
taking two females and one child out of the water through the
skylight of the cabin. Those bodies were handed to some person
on the deck and taken aft; one of these ladies was a thin lady.
I noticed a black bag on her arm ; I should not, I think, know
the bag. I saw Mr. Reeve and Mr. Green, the chief boatman,
round the body of the said thin lady; the bag was on her arm
and her body on the dock.
Mr. Henry Kitson, of Ringstead.—l was on board the Earl
of Wemyss on the Ist of September last. About ten or eleven
o'clock I saw Mr. Reeve, and spoke to him. I saw four or five
bodies taken out of the cabin through the skylights, among
whom were two or three thin ladies. I saw Mr. Reeve take a
banS with a-clasp from a stout lady, also her car-rings.
sr. r. nritirrcninff ASlllll,Vit yon
had better confine yourself to the une bag now the subject ex.
investigation, as, if not, I think we may confuse the matter.,'
Mr. Ashurst's clerk.—l perfectly agree with you, sir.
Mr. Kitton continued—l saw Mr. Reeve turn the young lady
on her left side, to take her ear-rings ,out. I also saw Mr.
Reeve with a black silk bag, but from which of the he
took it I cannot say. I saw glr. Reeve open the bag, and take
from it some papers, which appeared to have been used as curl
papers, and some pieces of biscuit; also a card, with either Mrs.
or -Miss Roche printed thereon, but which Ido not know. I saw
him also take a green purse from the said bag : he opened the
purse and took out a piece of paper with some writing on it,
which paper appeared to be a note or letter. I saw in
the purse some silver, and also: a sovereign ; he returned the
letter or note into the purse; and put the purse into the bag
again; the purse appeared to be.a green silk net purse. I did
not see what became of the purse after it was in his hands. I
omitted to state that there were three penny pieces in the black
silk bag. It appeared to me that there were about thirty or
forty shillings in the purse, that isto say, the bulk was about
.that size; there might have been sonee sovereigns also, hilt none
that I saw. The card now produced.is the card I saw with Miss
Roche's name on it; the bag is also precisely the same as the
one I saw.

Other evidence having been adduced confirmatory of that
already detailed, Mr. Hare informed Reeve that he stood com-
mitted to Norwich Castle to take his trial for a capital felony.
The Rev. Mr. Holloway applied for warrants against other per-
sons implicated in this horrid transaction, which were granted.
In the evening Ruthven, the London police-officer, proceeded
in a chaise from Dorking to Norwich Castle with his prisoner,
Mr. Reeve.

FORE

FRANCE—COTN.—.
of busineis done during

STOCK,
JAN. I,
1833.

Havre
Marseilles
Other Potts o;
France

ARRIVALS,
Nine Ist Months
Havre..
Marseilles
Other Ports of
France