The Liverpool Standard and General Commercial Advertiser. — Liverpool, Merseyside, England, 1833-04-12 00:00:00

Conveyance for NAPLES every three weeks. To sail on the 22nd instant 6 For NAPLES and M I ErA, . 7A The JOHN PE JOHN HODGSON, M ster; 160 tons, and A 1 at Lloyds; loading in George's Dock. Ap ply to MOSS and HAMPSON. For LEGHORN, The Brig ROBERT SARGIN7 , 4: 71 t, 4. 6 ''' JOHN QUVE, Master; - • Al, a regular trader.—Apply to Es EZER RAE, or to " MOSS awl HAMPSON. t For 'DUBLIN AND BELFAST. 1 ' THE CITY OF IWELIN STEAM-PACKEP•COMPANY, INCORPORATED BY AoM OF PARLIAMENT. I 'lke above Company sail their Vesiels, (with or without • Pilots,) taking Goods and Passengers to the following ports, namely, To VUBLIN Daily. To BELFAST, the HIBERNIA, To-morrow (Wednesday) the 10th instant, at Three o'clock in the Afternoon, from the George's Dock Pierhead. Apply, for Dublin Line, to SAMUEL PERRY, 27, for Belfast Line, to Water-street. JOHN M'CAMMON. For LONDON, The Schooner GOVERNOR, 1.217v‘-: C. CORREY, Master;. • Al, 121 tons, lying in the King's Dock; and now about to sail from Cotton'i Wharf, London, For LIVER - POOL, The Schooner LIVERPOOL, S. JOHNSON, Master; A 1 35 tons. „, 4 . Apply to Mr. JEFFERY SMITH, o 5 on's Wharf, London, or WH. PEMBERTON. For SWANSEA and CARDIFF, The Schooner BRILLIANT, T. LLOYD, Master, A 1, 89 tons, lying in King's Dock; to be dispatched in a few days, loaded or not loaded.—Apply to WM. PEMBERTON, Orford-street. Eat Enbito. • For BOMBAY, Will sail the 18th inst. with what eht may o'er, 04 The good new coppered Bar e, CALCUTTA, G. GRUNDY, ster ; Burtheu 389 tons.—For freight or passage, apply to ROBERT GLADSTONE, Rumford-street. Tilts DAY (Friday) the 12th instant, at BATESON and HORS et FALL'S Office, Lower C le-street, 10 Tons African OR Y, Just landed ex Dalmarnock, f m New York.—Apply to - I‘lessrs ANDREW TA YLoß•and Co. Merchants, or to - . BATESON and HORSFALL, Brokers. MODERN FURNITURE, DUKE-STREET. By Messrs. T. and J. TROTTER, On MONDAY next, the 15th instant, precisely at Eleven o'clock, • on the Premises, in Duke-street, near Colquitt-street, THE whole of the genteel and useful HOUSEHOLD vu es FURNITURE, Linen, China, G 1 's, an excellent Eight day Clock, square Piano-forte, in Ma gany case, by Clementi, and Effects of a Gentleman lea' i g, Liverpool; comprising Four-post and Camp_ Bedsteads ith Morine and Printed Cotton Hangings, Hair Mattresses, prime Goose Feather Beds, with suitable Bedding, Swing and Box Dressing Glasses, Chamber Chairs, Tables, and Basin Stand, Window Curtains, Brussels and Kidderminster Parlour and Stair Carpets, Maho gany Articles in several Sets of Chairs, Chests of Drawers, Sofas in Black Hair Cloth, Dining, Loo, Pembroke, Card, and Snap Tables, Bideboards, a handsome Chimney Glass in Gilt Frame, Kitchen Requisites,-&c. May be viewed on the Morning of gale, and Catalogues had on the Premises, and from Messrs. TROTTER, \Vhitechapel. To sail the 25th instant. ..4 .kt, For BOMBAY, O' The fine well-known Shi OROTHY, JAs. GARNOCK, aster; 438 tons register.—For freight or p ge apply to the Master' cnk board, in Prince's Dock, or to CHAS. HORSFALL, SON, and Co. To succeed the above, and sail the 10th May. The Ship HUDDERSFIELD, . E. NOAKS, Master. Tu sail mi. the 25th instant. 0 0. '0 . For BOMBAY, The Ship JOHN TAYLOR, JOHN CRAWFORD, Commander. To be despatched immedkgly, For CALCUTTX The' new Ship BLAKELY, THOS. JACKSON, Commander. For freight or passage apply on board, in the Prince's Dock, or to TAYLOR, POTTER, and Co. To sail about the middle of May. For CALCUTTA, The Ship DUKE OF LAFSTER, . ALEXANDER HANNAY,C mander; Ilurthen per register 565 tons. This vekt has most capacious and comfortable accommodations for passengers, and her cabins purposely adapted for the India trade. A Surgeon is provided. --For freight or passage apply to JOHN GLADSTONE and Co. Zara El/biro. For DEMEIt u ?'" The Ship DENI N, H. T. PooLE , aster; For freight or passage apply'to C. W. and P. SHAND. • t! First vessel. For KINGSTON, JAMAICA, Direct, The regular trading BarqujeCHANDOS, JOHN Your aster; Now loading . in the Prince's Dock—For terms of freight or passage,_ having very superior accommodations, apply to the Master on board, Or to JOHN HALL and Co., 3, Tithebarn-street. Will sail as soon as the wind permits. For BARB. S, kS The Liverpool-built Baie ARETHUSA, DAVID HUTCHINSON, Master; Now on her second voyage; lying east side Queen's Dock.— For freight or passage apply to HE YES, LITHERLAND and Co. Wolstenholme-square. For BARBADOE , The Ship II IG G ' ON, Alrilk , JOHN GILLESPY, aster; -- -- - Intended to sail on Saturday, the 20th instant.—For freight or passage apply to BARTON, IRLAM, and lIIGGINSON. nita, ~,:::tatto. tel- il For PIIILADELP A, Thefine Barque It KERS, D. SMITH, M ster; ".----":"••- British-built; burthen per register 450 tons, and will have immediate despatch.—For freight, or passage, apply to J. NELSON WOOD and Co. On WENNESDAY next, the 17th instan t Twelve o'clock, at WILLIAM HUSON'S Office, ange-buildings, 960 Bags BLACK PPER, .250 Bags East India GINGER, 150 Boxes CASSIA, 68 Chests SHELL LAC, 111 Bags_ TURMERIC, Ex John Taylor and Bounty Hall.—Apply to Messrs. TAYLOR, POTTER, and Co. Merchants, or to WILLIAM lIUSON, Broker. louth Anirrira. To sail immediately. A regular trader.—Now loading west *de George's Dock. For BUENOS AY ES, The well-known Bri i -built Brig FLORAVI LE, Captain Was. STEPHENSON; A 1, coppered, and in all respects a superior conveyance.—For freight or passage apply to ASH LEY BROTHERS. A3ritiob ainerica. For QUEBEC and MONYREAL, The SIR WATON, 220 tons per register, coppeivr and copper-fastened, to sail immediately.—For freight apply to JAMES LOGAN, Exchange-court, Exchange-street East. For MONTREAL, • The superior Brig INDIAN, 6 ..s c. BORTHWICK, Ma r; Burthen per register 275 tons , pered and copper fastened, sails fast, and will have immediate despatch.—For terms of freight or passage, apply to Mr. A. PARLANE, or to GEORGE lIIGHFIELD, Oldhall-street. Will be succeeded - by the Ships CHIEFTAIN and MON TREAL. (One concern.) ititbiterrantan. To succeed the WATER WITCH,— Miles, Master, to sail in a few days. For ALEXANDRIA, BEYROTIT, and ALEXANDRETT , The Schooner WATE VITCII, ROBERT STORY Laster; A 1, coppered, and 123 tons per register; a remarkably fast .ailing vessel. For SMYRNA, CONSTANTINOPLE, and ODESSA, The fine Brig WILLIAM MULVEY, JAMES CARNIE, Master; A 1, coppered, and 160 tons per register. For SALONICA and CONSTANTINOPLE, Or, CONSTANTINOPLE and SALONICA, The well-known Schooner ELLEN, Capt. WM. COSTNER; 107 tons, A 1, and coppered. For MESSINA and PALERMO , The beautiful new Schooner BLACK EYED SUSAN, RICHARD WATKINS, Master; 137 tons per register, and coppered, and is expected to prove a very fast sailing vessel.—Apply to (One concern.) MOSS and HAMPSON. On FRIDAY next, the 19th instant, at Twelve o'clock, on the QUAY, east side Prince's Dock, 150 Prime heavy New York,efsalted HIDES, Landing ex New York, from Nefr York.—Apply to Messrs. DENNISTOUN, MACKIE, and Co., Merchants, or to J. and H. LITTLEDALE and Co., Brokers. THE LIVERPOOL STANDARD ~..aits bp auction. For account o whom it may concern. THIS DAY (Friday) the 2th instant, at a quarter past One o'clock, at C. T. DUNLEVIE'S Office, Brunswick-street, oppo site the Corn Exchange, About 2000 )bushels Damaged WHEAT, 120 Sacki FLOUR, Samples of which maw be seen in bemean time, by . applying to Messrs. LYON and WoonwAnn i nor to • C. T. DUNLEVIE, Broker. Immediately after the above, About 1500 Bushels damaged_ kjkr•dried WHEAT, By the Spencer, from Galway.—Flefurther particulars apply to Mr. PETER hlnaßow, or to C. I'. DUNLEVIE, Broker. t,;:-alco im Auction. SALE OF IRONMONGERY. By Messrs. T. and J. TROTTER, To-atonnow (Saturday) the 13th instant, at Eleven o'clock on the Premises, Preeson's-row, rritiE STOCK in TRADE, Shop Fixtures, Smithy Uten -1 sils, and other Effects, of an Ironmon , removing. The Stock comprises a quantity of Car tors', Joiners', and Cabinet Makers' Tools, Locks, Hi g , Screws, Nails, Cut lery. of various descriptions, Bras Japanned, and Metal Articles, &c. The Smithy contains two Pair of Bellows, two Anvils, Vices, and the usual assortment of Smiths' Tools, and numer ous other Effects. May be viewed on the Morning of sale, and further parti culars known on application to Messrs. TROTTER, Whitechapel. This Day (Friday) the 12th instant, at Twelve o'clock, at Jolts SHAND'S Office, Exclee-alley North, • 100 LANCEWOO PARS, Ex Silistria, from Jamaica.—For f her particulars apply to JOHN SHAND, Broker. Tisis DAY (Friday) the 12th instant, at Twelve o'clock, at the PUBLIC SALE -ROOM, Exchange-buildings, 2600 Bales Surat F I T.TON, Ex Dorothy, from Bombay.—A y to Messrs. CHARLES HORSFALL, SON, and Co. Merchan s, or to BATESON and HORSFALL, Brokers. THIS DAY (Friday) the 12th instant, at Twelve o'clock, in the PUBLIC SALE-ROONI, Exchan - uildings, 241(X) Bales Surat C TON, Ex John Taylor, from Bombay.- 7 :- pfaly to Messrs. TAYLOR, POTTER, and Co. Merchants, or to WILLIAM HUSON, Broker. THIS DAY (Friday) the 12th instant, at Twelve o'clock, at the Public Sale Room, Exchange-buildings 300 Bales Demerara and Su yip CO N, Apply to T. and - H. MURRAY, Mere nts, or to s NICHOLAS WATERHOUSE and SONS, Brokers. Tilts DAY (Friday) the 12th instant, at Twelve o'clock, at T. and H. LITTLEDALE and C0.4916ce, Exchange, 900 Dry Buenos Ayres COW kid OX HIDES. Apply to DUNCAN MAC DoUGAL, Esq. Merchant, or to T. and H. LITTLEDALE, Brokers. TO-MORROW (Saturday) the 13th instant, at Twelve o'clock, at JONES, MANN, and FOSTER'S Office,' Dale-street, Hhds. New Sowing liAXSEED, Just arrived ex Broke, from Baltimore.—Apply to Messrs. J. 0. JOHNSON and Co. Merchants, or to JONES, MANN. and FOSTER, Brokers. For account of whom it may concern. On TUESDAY next, the 16th instant, at a quarter-past One o'clock, at C. T. DUN LEvies Offite, -I3runswick-street, opposite the Corn Exchange, About 3400 Bushels damaged kiln-'dried White and Red WHEAT, ' • Samples of which may be seen, in the mean time, by applying to Mr. THOMAS PYKE, or to C. T. DUNLEVIE, Broker. Immediately after the above, About 3000 Bushels damaged kilyt-tiried WHEAT, Samples of which may be seen, in tilk mean time, by applying to Messrs. WCALLs, ALLAN, and Co. or to C. T. DUNLEVIE, Broker. Immediately after the above, About 2300 Bushels damaged kiln-diied WHEAT, Samples of which may be seen, in te✓meau time, by applying to Messrs. DUGDALE and BLANCHARD, Or to C. T. DUN LEVIE, Broker. Immediately after the above, About 250 Loads damaged OATMEAL, Which may be examined, in the map.,-tilne, by. applying to Messrs. DOUGLAS, FRASER, and Co. ( InPlo C. T. DUNLEVIE, Broker. • On WEDNESDAY next, the lith instant, a Twelve o'clock, at EWART, MYERS, and Co.' ffice, 10 Serons COCHI AL, • 400 Bags SALTY 'RE. For further particulars apply to ENVART, MYERS, and Co. Brokers. On WEDNESDAY next, the 17thinstant, Severi curious Blocks of fine BpAella Clouded Dove MARBLE, lately taken from it.Kw cave in Italy; now landing ex Nymph, from Leghtrin.—Apply to Mr. HENRY JENKINS, Merchant, or to MOLYNEUX, TAYLOR, and Co. Brokers. On Thursday next, the 18th instant, at Two o'clock in the afternoon, at the Clarendon-rooms, South John-street, sub- ject to conditions of sale, Lot 1. A PIECE of LAND, containing 368 square yards, with the four DWELLING-HOUSES at the east corner of Grove-street, and north side of Lawson-street, near to the Botanic Garden, namely, two Houses fronting to and at the corner of the east side of Grove-street, each 6 yards in front, and built .12 yards in depth, with an area in the front of 6 yards. These Houses are finished in a superior manner, the front hav ing a handsnme Stone Portico, and a neat Veranda and Bal cony above. Also, two Houses adjoining at the back, and fronting to Lawson-Street, each 5 yards in front, and 8 yards in depth. 2.—A Piece of LAND adjoining the last lot, and containing 368 square yards, with the two Dwelling- uses, Nos. 17 and 18, on the east side of Grove-street, con • ning in front and at the back severally 6 yards each, an extending in depth 30 yards 2 feet, to a back passage 4 t wide, area at front 61 yards deep. 3:—A Piece of LAND adjoining the last lot, and containing 368 square yards, with the two Dwelling-houses, Nos. 15 and 16, (now nearly finished,) on the east side of Grove-street, containing in front and at the back severally 6 yards each, and extending in depth backwards 30 yards '2 feet, to a back passage 4 feet wide, area at front 61 yards deep. 4.—A Piece of LAND, containing 368 square yards, with the two Dwelling-houses, Nos. 7 and 8, thereon, and lately co vered in, on the east side of Grove-street, in a line with and of the same dimensions as lots 2 and 3. 5.—A Piece of LAND, next adjoining the last lot, and con taining 333 square yards, with the two Dwelling-houses, Nos. 5 and 6, thereon, and lately covered in, on the east side of Grove-street, of the same dimensions as lot 4, except that the Land at the back of this lot is 6 yards in width to the back pas sage. 6.—A Piece of LAND adjoining to the last lot, and contain ing 462 square yards, with the four Dwelling-houses, Nos. 1,2, 3, and 4, thereon, and lately covered in, on the east side of Grove-street and corner of Oxford-street, being each 6 yards in front, and extending in depth and along Oxford-street 20 yards, inclusive of area to Grove-street. 7.—A Piece of LAND, containing 360 square yards, with the four Dwelling-houses thereon, Nos. 2,3, 4, and 5, situate in Laurel-street, opposite the west side of the Botanic Garden, each being 5 yards in front, and 18 yards in depth to a back passage. Nos. 2 and 3 are Shops, in the occupations of Tho mas Darlington and Jane Orme, at the rent of £3O each. Nos. 4 and 5 are Dwelling-houses, with Fixtures complete, but at present unoccupied. B.—A Piece of LAND, containing 180 square yards, with the two Dwelling-houses thereon, Nos. 10 and 11, situate in Laurel-street, of the same dimensions as the Houses in lot 7, but in an unfinished state internally. 9.—A Piece of LAND, containing 180 square yards, with the two unfinished Dwelling-houses thereon, Nos. 12 and 13, si tuate in Laurel-street, adjoining to and of same dimensions as lot 8. 10.—A Piece of Land, containing 180 square yards, with the Two Unfinished Dwelling-houses thereon, Nos. 14 and 15, situ ate in Laurel-street, adjoining to and of the same dimensions as the two last•lcts. 11.—A Piece of Land, containing 180 square yards, with the Two Dwelling-houses thereon, Nos. 16 and 17, situate in Lau rel-street, adjoining to and of the same dimensions as the last lot, in the occupation of Mr. Battersby and Mrs. Osborne, at the yearly rent of £25 each. Lots 1,2, 7,8, 9, 10, and 11, are held by Lease under the Corporation for 75 years, commencing in 1832. Lots 3,4, 5, and 6, are held for a like term of 75 years commencing in 1833. 12.—A Piece of Freehold Land, on the north side of Coiling wood-street, containing in flout 48 feet, and at the back or south side 51 feet, extending in depth on the east side 121 feet, and on the west side 115 feet, on which are erected 22 Houses, namely 2 Front and 20 Back, forming an excellent Flagged Court 20 feet wide, called Russell-court. Twelve of the Court Houses are occupied at £9 15s. each. The front House and Shop on the west side at £2B and the other front Houses at £ l4 10s. The full Rental would be £237. 10s. 13.—A Piece of Freehold Land, with the two Dwelling houses thereon, on the east side of Essex-street, in Toxteth park, containing in front 10 yards, and extending in depth 15 yards to a back passage. Tenants, Mr. Ilarper and Mr. Evans, at £22 each. For further particulars apply to Mr. 11 OLDEN, Solicitor, South John-street, Liverpool. On FRIDAY next, the 19th instant, at Twelve o'clock, at JONES, MANN, and FOSTER'S Office, Dale-street, 2542 Dry Salted Br z' Just arrived per James and ThonM, and Mary, from Maran ham, which may be viewed previously on application to Messrs. MOON BROTHERS, Merchants, or to JONES, MANN, and FOSTER, Brokers. en For SALE, by PRIVATE CONTRACT, The fine Brig DEMERARA, , afilt". 313 70-94ths tons register; _ Wilt on the Clyde, under particular inspection, and of the best materials ; launched 10th December, 1829, is Kind, and can be sent to sea at a small expense. Drauerf of water, sugar laden, 141 feet.—For inventories and further particulars apply . to Captain DUNIAM on board, in the Kin's Dock, or to. J. B. BRANCKER, 32, Exchange-alley North. *tram Nabigation, For WATERFORD. To sail every Friday, with liberty to Tow Vessels, and to sail and navigate with or without Pilots, The new Steam oat ST. PAT CIS, ALEXANDER x, Commander; Propelled with Two Engines of Eighty horse power each, made by Messrs. George k orrester and Co. The Steam Boat QUAKER, now building, is intended as a companion Boat, to be the same size, and to have the same power of Steam Engines, manufactured and'erected by the above-mentioned Engineers. JOHN TOBIN. St. Patrick Office, Clarence Dock. Ist April, 1833. VALUABLE SPIRIT VAULT and. HOUSE attached. By Messrs. T. and J. TROTTER, On THURSDAY next, the 18th instant, at Seven o'clock in the Evening, on the Premises, the come, of Dicknison-street, Park-lane, e riflHE LICENSE and GOOD-WI ,of an old-established _l. LIQUOR VAULT, which 1 a been in full business for thirty-six years, together with th excellent Fixtures, large and small store Casks, Stillages, rates, Bells,, and Fixtures in the House, a small Stock of Spirits and Wines, and other Effects. The above valuable Property affords an excellent opportunity to any person wishing to commence Business, with a small capital, and at little or no risk. Further particulars may be known on application to Messrs. TROTTER, W hitechapel. FREEHOLD PROPERTY IN LEEDS-STREET AND JOHNSON-STREET. On WEDNESDAY next, the 17th instant, at Twelve o'clock pre cisely, at the Clarendon Rooms, South John-street, Liver pool,—by order of the Devisee in Trust of Mr. John Woo(P11, deceased, Dwelling-houses ALL that Piece or Parcel of LAN , situate on the south side of Leeds-street, containincr in front thereto eleven yards, or thereabouts, and extendin ackwards nineteen yards, or thereabouts, with the two fro Dwelling-houses thereon erected, numbered respectively 83 and 84, now in the occupa tions of David Rees and James Thatcher, together with four other Dwelling houses behind the same, in the occupation of John Scholefieid and others, forming a court called Woolfall court. And also all that MESSUAGE or PUBLIC-HOUSE, known by the name of the Shamrock Tavern, situate on the east side of Johnson-street, in the occupation of Joseph Irvin, with the large Shippon and Cottage, or Dwelling-house, thereto adjoining, in the several occupations of John Demain and Thomas Fegan. For further particulars apply to J. H. CLEMENTSON, Solicitor, Pool-lane, to whom all persons having claims upon the Estate of the said Testator are requested to address themselves. to bt ri - 10 be SOLD, by PRIVATE TREATY, the following PRO PERTY, Freehold Land of Inheritance :- 2 Front and 12 Back HOUSES, in Burin) , " -street. 3 Do. 4 Do. Do. in Bac • ortland-street. 2 Front HOUSES, in Jarues'•stre t orth, containing 11 yards front, and 16 yards back, all 'ell built, and recently finished. 'Also, 1 Lot of eligible BUILDING LAND, adjoining Al bion-crescent, Nethertield-road North, Everton. And 1 Lot of BUILDING LAND, in purlingtou-street, containing 117 yards or thereabouts. Apply to Tuos. DARsir, 175, Burlington-street. *alto by anttion. By Mr. RAGG, wing a° On ElevenM o N 13 o'clockftv nest, p precisely s e l 1 5 y t h e ainstant, day, aonnd:lo:lll:gtesr:veg Postoffice, Edge-hill, near the Chuich, ertY THE STOCK of DRAPERY, &c. the P r q-- of ' -.1- JANCEY, who is declining Business;_ c onsis9 u6 , 0 Persians, Irish and Barnsley Linens and Netts, Lace, Edgings, Muslin, Trimmi . ' 9, na Gentlemen's, and Childress ' Cotton, ' orsted,, a o ils% e 6 100 ' Hosiery, Bonnet and fancy Ribbon • cellent 4 long Lawns, Muslins, Ladies an. ' entlemen,,,s g, col brics, Worsteds, Woollen Yarn, sewing Silks , „ l ,,, a res. ri and a great variety of every description of Stuan'don N The valuable SHOP FIXTURES will be su te r3, the 19th, comprising excellent Mahlgany-top CGi°oo of Drawers, Shelvrng, Baking Utensils, ShaW .i. , numerous assortment of Confectionary. a at 17 Catalogues may be had on the P remises, a nd tioneer's Sale Rooms, Parker-street. —.dr 1' TO THE EDITOR OF THE LIVERPOOL — 2' 4 0 Stn,—As in my last I only endeavoured to refute id the reasons urged by Mercator against the adttlis °3 lol, l ships, of foreign sugar and coffee for use or CO' o f 0 in return for British merchandise, lest the le n s 0, 1 nervations might preclude its insertion in your 0114 therefore, proceed to attack the remainder of h is fit and, that I may be.the better understood, quote t be ft e letter of the 23d March, as inserted in your paPe r ° vi„, e He says, " It is well known that the Brazils d er ; ir sive market for the sale of British man uf ac tures ; sent out in British ships; the returns are made t o ° of and coffee. A large portion of the ships so empitge t back with cotton, which is consumed in the Unit e " some part is loaded with sugar and coffee, which i 5 / here, and afterwards exported, as the whole foreig li v this and every other foreign country might be a t its owners. The rest of the returns are loaded I, manner in British ships, for British account, an d either to call at Cowes for orders, or sent direct to ports, where their cargoes are sold, and the proce eds ,' payment to the shipper of the manufactured goods. This betrays great ignorance of the subject tile taken in hand, as of. the extent and nature of 0°641 with Brazil. Does he not know that the value of lir, ported for consumption from Brazil does not Wee seven hundred thousand pounds, and that by the r e i p to Parliament, the gross value of all our imports frelecof try has never reached oue-third the real value of exports ? And does he mean to assert, that the si sll: vessels which sail annually from this port to Rio deo Bahia, freighted with valuable cargoes of our iiia l3ll 4s i o capable of bringing back to Europe their pro cee cotton, or coffee ? No, nor three times sixty l esse t ,o' then, is the surplus produce brought to Europe h u ; e iP bottoms? Before Mercator " denies this fact with ° ,%io he should have looked to the published weekly Ol t ; r those ports, where he would have had unquestioeeht.4% the great preponderance of foreign over British bh jr , homeward carrying trade, although four•fifths, if °°t to of their freightage, is furnished by British capital. jo y' of Bahia alone, during one month of last year ,( o o arrived no less than forty-two foreign ships,- - ', Danes, Swedes, &c., almost exclusively in bal l et number of British ships laying and loading at t h3t same period, was only ten. ' v ior Mercator then goes on to say,—" This is a gl as ' l e monopoly, which iil accords with the liberal pritacifto by the petitioners. We can only claim or 0;1 0:t o/I' returns in produce for the goods exported, a nd 1 1 / have an equal right to do the same." If Mercatol the shipowners' petition without his spectacles, be t y seen that this is the whole extent of the prayer e f i , ers ; they ask merely for the removal of those rear at present prevent their bringing back their owl i ? own ports, and forces such an important branch e foreign bottoms. t be In the succeeding paragraph, after denying l i'' out evidence" that foreign ships are so erupl'Y capital, he says, " But if this is the case, I beg td ,,i it happens that so large and increasing a propor V i t ton exported from America to Great Britain is 0° I British ships, which enter into fair and open em it, the ships of the United States in their own ports' the petitioners to reconcile this apparent discreP is the strongest arguinent Mercator could have ns P I , of the petitioners and in support of their praYe r :py ask is that the trade with Brazil may be plac e° itY footing as that with America, and the productio ns :i as freely admitted for use or consumption as tho se r ta in which trade he represents the British shipov ili A e o ef" 4 tamed an "increasing proportion" over the 0 then, British ships can successfully compete rs t when returning to their own ports, how far greats tilt' would they enjoy of the carrying trade from 13 ,, r° 1 , having no shipping to contend against; and i ° (Hamburguese, &c.) could not, by our navigat i li any portion of the produce of Brazil to this kill: d e l! consumption. I think Mercator here so c0n 3 P` e ,,1, ,1 himself with his own argument, that 1 might s a ' to expire by his own hand, and close my renntr!ir subject is worthy of some further consideration of our manufacture and revenue, and as being on e ° importance to the town and port of Liverpool. t he' I have already shown, in my first letter, that 1 ' Brazil and other countries were only admitted 1 , our refineries, that every cwt. imported for that 13 , leave to this country from 12s. to 15s. in freigh ts ' i li; labour, (uow gained by the Hamburguese) b e i,„ would extend our commerce, give additional eniP tii i4 shipping and manufacturing population; and, i f ;$ coffee were also admissible for consumption , ° scale of protecting duty to the colonies, the if oil ei would be greatly extended, and with it the re` l ,, e t forts of all classes of the people. Then, as L l s main channel for the export of our manufactnreoi be for the import of these productions in return,,i, no reason why it should not become the chief li dpi for sugars and coffee, as it is already for c otton; peculiar advantages it would possess, (as o ' l r e former letter,) become also the chief seat of tbe ior Europe. The French government, seeing t he t I)" this branch of trade to their shipping, have .les-aio admitting all kinds of foreign sugar to be refin e fl try, on most liberal and advantageous terms, those asked by the petitioners. 60 0! Before I conclude, I must repel with indiga 3 " tion which has been cast upon the p e titioner s ' ve li°, well as merchants, of being actuated by hostil e the colonists of " shewing the cloven foot.' ' of any such feeling having been evinced by 01 :01) ) 1 scriber to them, but on the contrary much SP lli t st'; expressed towards them. It is true, we have 10reol' ever protest against the system by which they ll ,' be bolstered, that of "monopoly" and principle, injurious and oppressive to the sbiPP'l t lit ing, and commercial interests of the country' reoe quate advantage to the parties intended to be blisD' have admitted the claims of the colonists, as /3 : O t ; the same preference, support or protection as of the mother country; and should parliaot - , any of their just rights or property, we would" g -3-0-01.., e( ao a g ID bli e (tt4 4ad ile' g s:B4tl bb l r4.kl' cNIZ• bitam ad l y I nv J t e ct , v , It io4 t 2 t °'; t 1e . ; 1 4 411 d r 'ed tO 7 11,, fit k 1 (p ur l- I' o4r ( 1, 44 141 0 , ka„ e Ply Pe a l *tiopl~ !t di4b to e Ryekr,g'rgh. c ki4 tes s was (4vd e , °l kt g : of the 'IP:: for a f Blth th l, o ath ree ( 1 ` 4 94• Your: