The Liverpool Standard and General Commercial Advertiser.
Liverpool, Merseyside, England, 1833-03-22 00:00:00

DOZZESTIC.
it 10
t, it is now finally settled, will 510'4'1
yof a peerage.—Coen Joarnai• Lad!
ephen ltumbold Lushington and ;to,
s) are daily expected to arrive la `°t,e',l,
government of which he has been sac el
kdam.- Mr. Lushington will secure a: P
idia Company fur his services iu
Luce as a retired Secretary of the Trea.; ;
the Earl of Warwick intends shclrliil
Or the Continent, where he will re'",t•
establishment at the Castle is to be ni"i
.b,
lain is to be let. A desire to retrell',6
Le Noble Earl to determine upon this

•
on entertained a distinguished lisaroal/
at his house in Arlington-street;
L Chancellor, Lord Plunkett, Lord
inon, Lord Melbourne, Mr. Urea*
Ir. Grenfell, IVIr. Hornby, &c. te A
:wcastle has purchased the fine es;aipell
oin the representatives of Colonel .teito
mber, splendid library of books, for°
choice wines, for about L 62,000. „of
Lrter, convicted at the Berkshire Asslzio'
d to death, was executed on SaturdaY
old" in Ireland is called the O'C°r

honours of the newly created Earl of
urge Frederick D'Arcy, Viscount
ble Earl, an infant five years of a,
Jan. 1828. When his Lordship
.1 in Lord Grey's administration, he
attached to the office (£2OOO. per
Lently induced to receive the arnolv
respect of years, was one of the
,binet.

question has arisen as to the expenses
and the responsibility to them; for,
mped, and the drama concluded, '
qween those who, during the action,
;xciting, as to liability for costs of
salaries of the performers. The I
and Belgium. Enough has alrea4
Deputies to show that neither the
eople are much disposed to be over
'he Belgian treasury declares its(
demand, and every principle of kJ,
the already injured King of Holland
;r may, after all, have a worse effect
;e with Belgium than, perhaps, eithe)
apprehend. 111-assorted friendship
oof by such tests.—Morning Herald.
lON.-at the close of the poll on Saul
en out as follows :
ughes .
owneley 7OO
aclean 461
Number polled —1,963
(rid chairing were to take place on NIG
aer of the celebrated menagerie of wild
iting on one of the public promenades
•ow escape. As he was giving food to;
al, too eager to seize his prey, bit the '
however, Immediately entered the del'
.nd made him lick off the blood which

iort of the committee appointed to
is dated the 12th of March, and co
petitions presented to the House of C
tnd Bth of March. The number of
ise three days was 179, of which
r the Suppression of Disturbances in
Is of 47,000 individuals. The petitii
of the Sabbath were 27, and those
ill, 15, with 14,000 signatures.—Courk
—On Tuesday, a third court was opk.
:n the Grand ...Jury Room, for the to!,
.owing was the state of the calendar
t on Tuesday evening:—
ie hanged
th recorded
Ity, but not sentenced - - - 6
nsported for life
14 years - - - 1
• 7 years - - - 6
nisoned for various periods - 7
witted on ground of insanity - 1
witted evidence
ui tted
bill
taining for trial - - - -

89
of the Grand Jury have left in the
,e governor of the Castle, the sum ofi
)btaining the discharge of poor del

NG IN THE COURT.—Monday, Willi;
a Thomas, were apprehended in the
istle, by Mr. Smith, captain of the YO,;
f Mary Hunter, for arson, in the act 0,
f several sovereigns. They underwer
iiately, and were committed for trial
them are from Leeds, and one of
;t week from the York House of Coi
EETING AT HORTON.-011 MOndaY
Lerous and spirited meeting was he?'
iom, Great-Horton, near Bradford,
,1P
Bill, the Rev. J. C. Boddingtou in
uisition, and opened the proceeding!
in Rand, Jun. of Bradford, worst(
31 the Ten-flour Bill, and declare,
as highly unjust and injurious to the
itiou was adopted; as was a resolution
rn of Mr. Sadler's conduct, and of
benevolence and integrity. Finally,
en for Mr. John Wood, Jun. 11Ir
Bull, for the Ten-HoUr Bill, for the
Masters, &c. Towards the close of
hn Rand, adverting to a remark that
occasion a loss, stated that he had'
:weep ten and eleven hours, and that
not worth naming. It was perfect f'
on that score. 'I he proceedings sh.'
st unanimous and enthusiastic sPi'

7emely mortifying to Earl Grey to 61
1 correspondents, the Political Uni'
taken the field against him. Meet,
[anchester, • Salford, Nottingham,
inburgh, Glasgow, Paisley, Greer
Coercion Bill; at which the most Al
dealt out against the tyrannical 1.1%"'
ewer than eighty-four petitions on 1
o Parliament from Political Unions
3nday, Mr: Cobbett was charged v.'
nt neglect with which these faithful•l
illy "too bad." Earl Grey, in the a'
cepted their aid; he recognised their
we them a name and a status amougje
entry; and now they are thrown asi
lying gained the pinnacle of their
inistry ungratefully kick away the
,ed into power. We are not surpt-
le Radicals and the Unionists. rue'
.ed that the party who courted and =
the mask of friend.;hip, should, when
ses,•treacherously turn against the

DPS.—In the debate on Lord Robert
the North Wales livings, G. Wilbra;
re, stated that there had been "n j 1
nan being raised to the episcopal be,
the house of Hanover, though tilers
)f their eminent fitness for that ;all
g translated the Bible into the Welsl3
y conspicuous for their piety and -
lohn Davies, rector of .Mallwyd,
tnslation of the Bible, in 1620, by
riz. William Morgan, bishop of
bishop of St. Asaph. John Howe'
usbire, bishop of Bristol, in 1644,
thank God, 1 have this fruit of ra
pray unto Him every day of tbe,'
ge, and upon Sunday in sevca•
Worcester, in 1699, of the family of
lesey, was, according to Dr. Bart
us in his observations, and one of t
`,lien living." Of this learned Weis'
I to .say, " that when he consulted °to,
difficuit points, he generally failed
,heuever he applied himself to Of,
rig all his didicullies

lionbon exarttc.

TUESDAY, MARCH 19th, 1833.

„ PARTNERSHIPS DISSOLVED.
_lers.—W' KeY
"ken, Liverpool, flour-dealers.—W., W.. C., and E. Lit-
Nlrlke-ani Abbey, Essex, silk printers.—Newill and Whittaker,
VW, Lancashire cabinet-makers. Williamson and Co.,
tatni, lutshire fire-brick-manufacturers.—B. F. Allen and Cu.,
411ite, 4)rn-deal'ers and J. Davidson and Co., Walton-le-dale, Lan-
and Co. London-wall, wholesale cheese-
°,liet,--,'oek and Baxter, Rochester,' Kent, wine merchants.—W.
yet Garret, Benge worth, Worcestershire, coach builders.
by krs and J. Grayston, Maddox-street, Hanover-square,
quaa are and Son Brighouse, Yorkshire, manufacturing che-
Vlatton and 'NV. Porter, Upper Bedford-place, Russel-
Litin„,".oll, surgeons.—Day and Randolf, Wellington, Somerset-
~ath and Co., Bradford, Yorkshire, stuif-mvr-
kililant... S., and C. Watkins, Paradise-wharf, Cht lsea, coal-
Welpdale and G. Marris, Kcolby, Lincolnshire, shoe-
Pi Nth tels:er and Tuckwoods, Grantham, Lincolnshire, grocers.
lito,th (lAltlnes, Huddersfield, carpenters. —Bro wn and Norman,
litkv 'nelcombe-Regis, and Dorchester, coal-merchants.—M.
tr."''l9 e-Pd J. Ambler Burley Woodhead, Yorkshire, worsted-
k4;,',ll .-:'• (heaves and 'Co., Thurlstone, Yorkshire, tallow-chand-
"44 W. A. Booth, Oldham, Lancashire, coal-merchants.—C.
4.ait”, Great Marylebone-street, chemists.—Sommerville and
‘cp,'gow, irotunungers.—Ross and Duncan, Paisley, thread-
BANK RUPTS.
-I.4lthilasvksworth, Liverpool, licensed-victualler, April 11, 30,
:clock, at the office of Mr. Atkinson, Liverpool : solicitors,
„ tiwn, Gregory, and Faulkner, Bedford-row.
4,es Noad, Copthall-court, agent.
Isaacs, Petticoat-lane, Spitalfieds, rag-merchant.
`,eft, Great Queen-street, Lincoln's-inn-fields, furnishing-

es, Hackney, tavern-keeper.
kin, Leeds, merchant.
!icon, Conduit-street, Bond-street, tailor.
mson, Yeadon, Yorkshire, grocer.
Henry Schonswar, Kingston-upon-Hull and London,

Haslingdon, Lancashire, plumber.
Merthyr-Tydvil, Glamorganshire, grocer.
/anon-upon-Humber, Lincolnshire. builder.
DIVIDENDS.
A. W. Sorgenfrey, R. Graham, and A. Maschmeyer,
'hangs.—April 15, T. Davison and P. Nouaillie, Star-
.street, Cheapside, 11, T. Merrick,
Soho, merchant.—April 11, J. While, Maddox-street,
are, artificial florist-warehouseman.—April 11, G. To-
lead, Marylebone, victualler.—April 11, J. Scobell,
Stamford-street, Blackfriars-road, carpenter.—April
I'ulborough, Sussex, grocer.—April 11, W. Evans;
:aper.—April 11, J. Goater, High llolborn, victualler.
George, Hereford, timber-merchant.—April 16, J. Grey,
)on-Tyne, merchant—April 13, W. Shenton, Leicester,
1 18, W. Johnston, Newcastle-upon-Tyne, draper.—
Wilson, Chich St. Osyth, Essex, grocer.—Aprillo, E.
!tlnt
rowich, .Staffordshire, iron-founder.—April 10, J.
.3
merchant.—April 9. J, White, Marlborough, Wilt-
Aprip 19, W. and W. Ingelow, Boston, Lin-
Ts—T. Lloyd, Wistanstow, Shropshire, timber-mer-

LAW AMENDMENT BILL.
of the bill moved in the House of Lords by the Lord
intituled, "An act for the further amendment of
the better advancement of justice."
—Whereas it would greatly contribute to the di-
of expense in suits in the superior courts of common
qminster if the pleadings therein were in sonic re-
'ed, and the questions to be tried by the jury left less
in they now are according to the course and prac-
ling in several forms of action; but this cinnot be
done otherwise than by rules or orders of the
said courts from time to time to be made, awl
arise as to the power of the said judges to make such
Without the authority of Parliament; be it therefore

te then clauses providing-1. That judges have power
alterations in the mode of pleading in the superior
not to deprive any person of the power of pleading
.isue given by any statute.
aecutors may bring actions for injuries to the real
the deceased; and that actions be brought against
for an injury to property, real or personal, by their

Part owners of ships to have an action at law against
owners ; giving, however, power to refer the cause
,4 -Ltion of action of debt on specialties, &c.—namely,
8 of debt for rent upon an indenture of demise, or co-
Z. debt upon any bond or other specialty, actions of
i 07iefacias upon recognizances, within five years after
this present session, or within ten years after the
1,811e4 actions or suits, but not after; the said actions by
,tkrieyed within one year after the end oft he present
Itlj Within two years after the cause of such actions or
ttt tiot after; and the said other actions within three
the end of this present session, or within six years
Ise of such actions or suits, but not after; provided
herein contained shall extend to any action given
), wherein the time for bringing such action is by
Specially limited.
femes covert, &c., excepted; and absence of de-
'end seas providefor.
'Lao in case of acknowledgment in writing, or by part
imitation after judgment, or outlawry reversed—
' in all such cases the party plaintiff, his executors
as the case shall require, may commence a
or suit from time to time within a year after such
'served, or such judgment given against the plain-
:7 reversed, and not after.
part of the United Kingdom, &c., be deemed be-
, within the meaning of this act.
plea iu abatement for non-joinder of a co-defend-
d, unless he be resident within the jurisdiction.
daintiff to plea in abatement of nun joinder may
kai:ge by cei tificate, &c.
Aston in the case of subsequent proceedings against
tamed in a plea in abatement. '
Aar not to be pleaded in abatement.
of names to be used in some cases.
1 of law" to be abolished.
of debt on simple contract to be maintainable
.tors.
,Power to the judges to make regulations as to the
Written documents.
that writs of inquiry under the statute 8 and 9
11, be executed before the sheriff; unless otherwise

Power to direct issues joined in certain actions to
Ire the sheriff.

the return of writ of inquiry, or trial of issues,
signed, &c. unless, &c. Sheriff as to such issues
Ike powers as judges at Nisi Prius. 1W.4.c. 7.
telt writs of inquiries and issues.
to name deputies to be resident in London.
at to be allowed to pay money into court in cer-
'Y judge's order.
Power to direct local actions to be tried in any

the power for the court or judge to direct the facts
specially.
'ower to state a special case for the court withou
trial.

es interested solely on account of the verdict to

to indorse the name of the witnesses on the

ll'lPowered to allow interest upon debts.
actions of trover or trespass for goods, and on
4huranee, the jury may give interest by way of

to be allowed on all writs of error for the time
has been delayed.
ts suing in right of the testator to pay costs.
more of several defendants in any action having
lave costs.
in scire facias, and plaintiff or defendant on de-
eases to have costs.

costs of special juries in case of a nonsuit. 6.

'over to make regulations as to the officers of
Westminster taxing costs.
of lessor for term of years to have power to
'jars in the life time of testator. Arrears may be
within six months after determination of Term.

that submission to arbitration by Rule of Court,
'evocable, with power to compel the attendance of
:bitrations and with power to the arbitrators un-
(-3urt to administer an oath.
the power of granting Commissions to take affi-
td and Ireland.

certain holydays, enacting, that none of the
Ilientioned in the sth and 6th Edward the Sixth,
Act for keeping Holydays and Fastiugs Days,"
or kept in the said Courts, or in the several
thereto, except Sundays, the day of the Na-
, ord, and the three following days, and Monday
14 Easter week.
4:Aid' introduces so many alterations, is founded
recommendations of the Commissioners in their
State of the Common Law.]

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