The Liverpool Standard and General Commercial Advertiser. — Liverpool, Merseyside, England, 1833-08-02 00:00:00

ANft GENERAL COMMERCIAL ADVERTISER. PUBLISHED EVERY TUESDAY AND FRIDAY MORNING, HEARTS RESOLVED, AND •RANDS• PREPARED, THE BLESSINGS THEY ENJOY TO GUARD !-SMOLLETT FRIDAY, AUGUST 2, 1833. PRICE 7d Lonbon „i..7 .- airo 1) - p auction. ATtito b aurtiiii: ga • ...me r . TEA,. 'SPICE, ITALIAN, - y. AND ,.. FOREIGN FRUIT WAREHOUSE, 58, Cnvecn-sTREET, NEAR WA.TERLOO.PLACE: - SAMUEL SUDLOW, in acknowledging the kind patronage 1.7 of his Friends since his commencement in businesS, be;,:.; very respectfully to inform them and the Public, than he has just recevved direct from Russia, an assortment of Bear HAMS, Caviane, Rein Deer, Antelope and Ox TONGUES, which together with every article in the various branches of the trade, he continues to offer on the lowest possible terms. Teas direct from the India House, and Coffees roasted daily. An APPRENTICE wanted.—Apply as above. In a few days, at the Baltic Coffee-House, Threadneedle -street, About 1000 Casks Fine New and Fifst-sort St. Petersburg h Yellow Candle TALLOW, ,out of the first arrivals.—To be put up ' ots of five and ten Casks each, for the convenience of p hasers.—Further par ticulars in due time by W. and T. I-1: F RRESTER, Brokers, 58, Threadneedle-street, London. PITA", PORT AND SHERRY 'WINE• By BRANCH and SON, On MON na Y next, the sth instant, at Twelve o'clock, at the Haiover Rooms, A BOUT fifty-six Doh very superior Old PORT WINE, nine years in the wood, and in prime condition; fifty-four Dozen PORT WINE, about four years in the wood; and twenty-five Dozen capital PALE SHERRY. Samples may be tasted at the time of sale. On TUESDAY. next, the.6th instant, at the Loudon Commercial Sale Rooms, Mincing-lane, (to follow Mes,sis. Trueman and Cook.) , - ... . 38 .Serons Guatemala INDIGO 5 Chests Manilla Ditto Catalogues and further paticulars in due time. PILGRIM and HARVEY, Brokers, 4, .Brabaut-court...Philpot-lane, London. FURNITURE, BOOKS. &c. By BRANCH and SON, On TUESDAY next, the 6th instant, at Eleven o'clock, at the H over Rooms, A Valuable assemblage of HOUSEHOLD FURNITURE, of every description, including a general variety of Drawing and Dining Room, Parlour, and Lodging Room Articles; together with part of the Valuable LIBRARY of a Gentleman leaving town. To be viewed on Monday next, the sth, when Catalogues may be had. • - ' - --.- - ------- - - ----------- _- -,_--- - _ _._— _ e , -- ..,.;:_-_ • - - e• __:____ - ---- -- - -- ---_----,...-......- - -----= . - - e- _ - ..-_-_,-.-- -- ---________- _ ___ ... ______,e--_:_e_.e.____,....- -- - - --- fr 717 it , .. .14 f ' C). ~, t • , . • '',• 4 ' •,,z- /#9 • ',,-. q5 -.------ I,k .1 ". ~..• . / • ... , • . :/ 3. ) : ii"'• '04*.t..-t . . . .. 8 a* ll' 1 0 1 4.' t i • AN ft GENERAL COMM • PUBLISHED EVERY TUESI - • HEARTS RESOLVED, AND -HANDS PREPARED ..., . ~ e, , .. . . .... . • . • • seeseesse..„......----„,.....--...,,,,..---_--e5.... 0L 17 11. N o. 73 FRIDAY, AUC • • ILibtrpool gibipputg. tonVon .- Dipping. 6 - or 4 , ale. • . EMIT liITDIEi. BRITISH AkEtLICA. . A fine new SHIP, now on the Stocks , of the•fol ''' - • _.... .. _ • To sail early in August.—For HALIFAX, N. 5.,. having . 1.0. 44,6 5.„ , , l s o t ; m -ing , l f i e m et, ens b i t o e n o s d : t — h L t e s u f g e t e h t, o d f g k p e th el i6 Bl fe lee et t 9 , r in ak el e te o s, f For ,CALCUTTA, the A - 1 Belisle •• WRENCE • rgo erigar , ed . nd sh!pping, , the i i s a t o e k r,. n p r o h k c ed ou u nt i r th y 1;t?l'; fl re ir a tishq) rt iu It o f coppered lierta Brio aged ABEI' II 1 . S . e 5.33%.,. 11 . firms:, Commander; now loadin n the Prince's e.t...e ]faster . ' Hormss, aaaster ; 200 tons b then ; lying' in the bu - il . t :- andi vi c il hi a e d fl n ro u f su En lisp A lm it eg n. . sits:ewe Dock ; will be despatched earl n Atigust—For . -- freight or for . • passage, which sh has expellent ac_ West India Export Dock.—For freight or passage apply to fastened, has a half poop and figure head, and is month. —For e three' inch • English .Oak below thjite.nds, complete l y c d opp t er i c a". lll .. al . ° datio . ns, apply to Captain Glu e on board; to Messrs. GEORGE MACKAY 73 Mark-lane , tond . pn., - ete)and Co.o 'IN BROWN, P.r.R, and or Co.; ~ to . ~. . .......---..............--, • -- ___ ' .. they AIKIN and HUGHES, Brokers. SOUTH AMERICA. Can p b A e i l i a K unch , ed in a mon h F ;------------------;----------.____. • •• • • 2, Hatton-court; Threadneedle -street, London. se . A fine new SHIP, built by Messrs. R. Campion_ and To SHIPPERS, and PASSE, ERS for VAL- ' IC:. Co., in Whitby, to be launched early in July, of the To Allow the FEEJEE.—For BA AVIA, SINCA .LV..I._ CA_T'ORE, and 'MANILLA, fast-sailing Brig tee * PARAISO and LIMA. The fast ailing new British 6 ... 1 5"...'i following dimensions:--Le gth. of keel, 86 ft. 4 in. ; tee; Barque MINA, DAVID KING A.SON, Commander; : '' -- 4- - rake,9 ft. 6in ; breadth, 26 :7 in. • depth, 18 ft. 5 in.; -7':..'y NORVAL, J. WATsox, Maste , 189 tons reister, -- - A 1,186 tons, is now loading in t e London Docks, for length of deck, 96 ft. 11 in ; admea res 306 tons register; cop h new cop Bred and copper-faste ed; will have" quick or to e . -=- Forfiefght or pas Sage epply to Mr. JOHN ,GOUDIE, the , above ports, and will he d es pat c h e d ear ly in Augu s t, This perffastened, half poop, and fullenale figure-head; well adapted ANDERSON, WISE, and Co. vessel has been constructed expressly for the Trade to tho paci- tor the. West or List. India. trades.—For luether particulate Csider a fie, and has accommodations for twelve cabin passengers; apply to , PARKIN, BROWN. , and Co., fitted up in an elegant style with separate sleeping cabins, and . .2, Hatton-court, Threadneedle-streeteLondon. positive engagement to sail on the Ilth August instant, a ft er ca bin for Ladies, ex.—For freight or passage apPlv to - --. , with whateverireight may ce' . WILLCOX and ANDLItgON, _ Tkie fine Brig COMMERCE, 142 41-91 tons per e „, ...1 reg , ular Trader.—Now loa.Ciing in e Prince's Dock. 1r. , , . For EATANIA SINCAPORE • and MANILLA, . . . ... . ~ ,_ . i . , , Me, , 4 6 , .Lienesstreet.,Lendpu. ' • „lea \ eegiSter ; built at Shaldpn, usethe county of Devon, - e'''' -, 1' in 1815, of the very best matirials, and under partien- Zieey?-e the fine gn g lish-built Brig RL OF LIVER 7- • - lay inspection ; carries a lite carp, sails fast, shifts i tia _ .7., POOL, Captain V. B. IVANNING, (who is well ac- NEW SOUTH WALES. ' • ' without ballast, and is well adapted for any Trade her size may a. l ad' e ll o t C_d_ o w r i_th tt_he trade -,) A 1,..2)0' tons per register; coppered , 't Junius Chudliegh, CoMmander. Now lying at Horsely. e ee ___ 1 for tas eped, sails very fast, and is a most desirable con- To mil i Mlnediately, Direct for SYDNEY, NEW 8 , 111. 4.4 0t, .ii. SOUTH WA Es, the beautiful neta4Britis-built Snow Ase' s ''.. . geods and passengers,—For terms, &c., apply to •' - ELEANOR, Al, Ricumin MANN, Commander; .244 nown. Inventories may be had, and further particulars known by applying to C H A.R LES WALTON, • " 8 . MURAAY, SYME, and Co., or to . 4,. 4. , Newman 's court 73 Cernhill Lon,l(r,:. "" --" tons per register; coppered • lying in Wappine- Basin, . W. and J. TYRER. e,„ e a eu p ec k., h i ! .., , l ' e ,- 'd - f • ...----.............„.„.,.....,..„, • • .' -toea'lle 0-u." 3 "' I..e(e°l4'exae - -4 '''- , • ' ' ' PRIVATE CONTRACT. -------- sees---eeee-eee. For freight or pasea, e oe apply' ou board, or to The first-class Ship,AUSTRALIA, 387 tons per re -- ---- -- --- WEST iNDIEIS. f ' T. J. NORRIE, 7, - Billiter-square, Leadenhall-street London. ' Oster, built at Newcastle-on-Tyne for the West N.13...---This vessel rill have as quick 'despatch as the ORWELL. A For D'EMERARA the Ship Nei.t, JAS. N'ELA;oN, Are,,, , Master ; buithen 306 ton's, inteit dto sail on the 14th --, For HOBART TOWN and LAU CESTON the adepted for New South Wales and India, having a poop, , with 0 .,.. "August. —For freight or pasia g e apply to - ".....'.. fitie.first-clase Brig MEANWEL , J. M. M ORGAN , ample height in 'tween deck. Lying on the north side of the • , .. I. ••,,a....1...1.• 11"---------...,:;:r°N. Si 4: 4 '... Commander; hurt en 300 tons.s nine in London ---'-': - Docks. Has good accommodatie . s for passengers, is West India Export Dork. For ‘ e lnventories and p. further peeti enters apply to JOHN and THOS. A bON, . , , 9, Biliter-square, London. ITITED STATEg. coppered'and sails fast.—For freight - or passage apply to J. G.- . MA RZETTI, 9, Cooper's-row, Tower-hill, or to A to i ail on ,Sunday. next.—For BOSTON the fine • rp . J . NoRmE, , . . . -,,,,*. The good Snow MARY, 136 tons per register, stands , ,d'er.,e. American Brig EXPO R T, Ae• BANK s. Master ;'. .. , . . 7, Ililliter-iquare, Leadenhall-street, London. .4..... ;47„, e5„. A 1, was built at Stockton in 1826 for the use of the &wan, present owners, of the best materials, shifts without -t3r lt t r'' burthen 250 tons ; new copped this voyage, sails '' - -- - 'tallest, carries a large aargo,. and is a desirable.vessel tbiiiis - E very- 44, and will take light .• - freight on moderate For Passengers only, under engagement to• leave London on for the Baltic, Irish, and Coasting Trade, and may be sent to • ---- esnety on board, George's Dock, or to. the 10th August next. .............. i....,......................... cy . Li5_L1TLL and SON. „te For HOI3AR and SYD;STLY, touching T TOWN sea at an easy expee. Lying in New Crane Mud,--For fur ,. . . :,e.e , e . e ...,.. e . e . eee - .„,, t ,„ at the CAPE oi , Goon HOPE, the fin first-class Brig they particulars apply to .ROBERT SALTER, . ---- - ...tettit iiii illii . . ft - ICA. ..fee4 l 4‘l INDUSTRY, burthen 150 tons' nefrly coppered, and - - ,Sails fast. Lying in Wapping BI n, London Docks. 3, Nag's Head-court, Gracechurch-street, London. • J. H. DA wsox Captain and Owner. Has only room for six - - ... . .. THE good Ship CITY OF EDINBURGH, 366 Bf,- - ,4 For MONTREAL the fine Ship DRYOPE, R. HAM- pßSSeDgers, the remaining 'accommodations ,being already en- ;. P :.„ 1„.7.4 .. IT-TON; Master; A E I, burthen per register 325 tons; gaged.—For passage only, annlk to the Owner o board, or to . e_legea. •94 tons registered measurement, built at Coringa in raistv- 1813 of the best description of teak, is copper-fastened, 1. J. NORRIE, ..,,tesee coppered and coPper-fdstened; sane fast, and will have 7, Billiter-square, Leadenhall-street, Lenden. -- - - wood sheathed, and coppeied over patent felt; has a eispl:o'.. immediate despatele—Fer terms of fret ,ht lit or passage Jla hoard; Princh's Dock ; Mr. A. PARLANE. Or to . . I* SYDNEY Direct,/ regular poop and forecastle , and 'Often decks laid, with capital heights; from her sailin o qualitiessehe is particularly eligible for --e...e ee ,..... . - GEO. HIGHFIELD. '. A`yegular trader, to sail im gliately, the southern fishery, and combining good stowage therewith, t i. For MONTREAL, Direct' fitst-clasS British- .'- e e The fine fast -sailing Sh . FLORENTIA, • would Make an;excellent passenger ship to the Colonies, or is I , t ,. built Brig ROSALINDA, ISO tons register, copper- . ..,,,,... . r 452 t ons r ' g i s t er Wieei Ale S.DEI lerE Cominander • well adapted for any trade her size will suit; and being abund . heel fastened . esee._ a n d bdppered, a very. foist vessel, Will have sent to sea at a trifling expense. Lying in the Last Country Lying in thee, gt., Katharine Docks. ' Has a . Poop; aptly found in stores, which are of the best quality, she may be with lofty 'tween deelts„ aii4 affords superior accommodation to freight a itninedra• te despatch; lying in the King's Dock.—For . Pos. to JAMES LOGAN; 106; Oldhdll-street. passengers. Captain Deloitte is wellacquainted With the colony Dock.—Further particulars may be• had on board ; and of, and will be happy to afford any information to parties desirous of JOSEPH LACHLAN, Broker, . . 22, Great Alie-street Goodman's-fields, London. ,'' - - eneigratings Is well armed, and will carry a surgeon.—For ''':••=--::-...;___---•,•....., ...40:01% .. AztvitticA,„ freight or passage apply to, the Commander, on board, or at . • Moyd's; or to " - . GODWIN and LEE, . , , . 141 4fissifieci ek'r:it eei;e/. 1. - I .Por VERA CR UZ, ,the fine 117, Tfishopsstale-street Within; London. ILonbon.-*teatn Nabigatton. ...,.> LlVki•Wal:tirilt Sehooner LANCASHIRE WITCH, . 5 ... . . . ~,....., eiptaln Wir.r.,x.;,l E. J A NIES. (IOU? is well acquafitted For HOBART TOWN and sypilEir, . THE GENEitAI . ., 'f'tif,,U.',l4Avicrivrtoli COMPANY, Ci ez . i kith the Galf, , having_ been many vOyages to Vera • 1, -,ea Succeeds the Lona.ch and Will be de e' patched imme- Established by Act of Parliament. ~ Ic tow , i ? :27 toni register, tOppered and comier-faitened, wen- . 4 : Ji . diately the fine fast-sailing.arined Ship THE GENERALt S.T,EAM NAVIGATION. 55i ,_ s one of the packets to Lisbon as a remarkably fast -,.... „ ATWICK, Al, Ilec n WI; _ii; Commadder - •, s , dejr , and as the . greatest paii. other cargo is engaged will,har 500 tons burthen; . lying in the Se. K 4) b arine . Docks. 'This' - 6is i iiie e ilVi' - S - . tt ie P o a te, h• Lies in the King's Dock.—For terms; &c. dpply to Ship has a poop, with lotty tween decks, and is in every respect . . PACKETS 1 "t i ll, Messrs. Jinni 'Ninny aid CeL or to . •:-....-.... .... W. and J. TYRER a. desirable conveyance for parties proceeding to the colonies. LEAVE LO • NDON , ... ... ... ._ ... Will carry a surgeon. —For freiiht or passage atS to the . - Commander, on board, or to GODWIN and L -11, ..•. For LIMA; calling off 'VALPARAISO for passengers.-,e. e s e ._ or cabiet freight Only-, the remarkably fine _nevi , lark . .._ . For HAMBURG (with his Majesty's Mails) every Wednesday 117, Bishopsgate-street Within, London. • and Saturday morning early. .• . '7.... e fse SOPHIA; burthen 244 tons, JOHN D. EstletßY, . . ' FOr ROTTERDAM (with his Majesty's Asails). every Wed ' he ei . Commander •; lying at present west side' Queen's Dock •; Ar FEMALE EMIGRATION to AUSTRALIA.—Th e ' --• nesday and Saturday: morning, at Sf.xell o' clock precisely. 1 ! eth n.g the whole of her cargo ready, will be despatched on the a .. Ship LAYTON, of 513 tons, Captain , WADS, will sail For OSTEND every 'Tuesday and Sahli:lay morning. . e r ue August; offers A desirable oPportunity Ter paesengers, hay- .., 4 to from Gravesend direct for SYDNEY! on the 15th For CALMS every Wednesday and Saturday with Passengers .A.: , ' nTriar aecotrinrodations, or a few goods as cabin freight._ -; Auglist.—This fine ship is fitted up under the . direction only, and• every Sunda with Passengers and Merchandise. nn y a,oolelE 1 4 )1 7 to Captain' Eel-Limit , on board, or to of the Emigration Committee, acting under the sanction' of Go- For _ . _, every Thursday morning. _ he ,„ WILLIAM NEVETT, 1; Rumford -street vernment, expressly for the conveyance of unmarried. females, bor RAA , ISGAT•E daily, at half e past. Nine, (from St. Katha -1 p r . ooptiti will remove. in a few days to the George's or of good health and character, from 15 to 30 years ofage, who will line's. s. , Wharf,) , , except Sunday. With au Extra Packet on 1 .tace's Dock, have the advantage of the Government free. rantg of £l2 each : Saturdays at I welve. ? - For bIARGATE daily, at Nine, (from St. Katharine's Wharf,) passage, On *Mt, known highly favourable to their comfort on the voyage and . including Sunday. . . .. ? . to their future welfare.—All.further particulars may be knon Front BRIGHTON to DIEPPE every Wednesday and Sat • . ' • on application to JOHN MARSHALL, agent to the Emigre- i • • urday morning., t- , . ON SALE, the very . fine Ship MILO, 9 months old, tion Committee, 26, Birchin-lane, London. Has one splendid - For freight, _eht, apply at J. NottsiAN's, 1, Water-lane, Tower to , 46 2.. register tone, copper-fastened, sO fast, and after cabin in the poop, with quarter gallery, Wee., e , „ ep e e ~,„,._,Atrssete..a.-defo,” eeLeethaeatestiaissOface.,-.-Lafortnation may also be 7 - fee , ...• carries a large cargo at tat feet voter; the materials : • had at No, 56, Haymarket. . - -.- N.B.—Passengers going to Hamburg are requested to be on o . ~e of hull .aed equipment are of tht.best description.— • r partlculars apply on board, west side Brunswick Dock, eor *alt. board early on Tuesday and Friday evenings. . DUNCAN GIBB. . Towingl Al . .. . , Powerful Steam Packets ti A , , The good Smack BRITANNIA, 36 tons per register, General Steam Navigation Company's Office, EELxcLu:si Secretary,ons. li cili j itin it'biPPing , ~,,,,- A ,...,,. , A 1, built at Portsmouth, partly copper-fastened, sails 69, Lombard -street, London. 5 . - ° •11 4 a`- very fast, is well adapted to t•eoasting trades, or a 1 . ' tiOEs . . • drogher. Well found in store, and in excellent or- • „ 4 . ' splendid and elegantly fitted Steam Vessels STEAM NA.VIGATION on the RHINE. , . .._ . ... , . .. . . . ...,......__. ... ... der. Now lying in the South West India Dock.—For maven AA ik . ~ . .. efine new teak ~ The frith deTtiiCti for CALCUTTA th . '. " tories - and further particulars apply to . : -- M ''' COMBE, -- '''''seeets - - - -• s' from Cologne to Coblentz, Mayenee, W.orms, • =7..: .1 the RHENISH COMPANY start every morning i' 54... , .. Ship ADELAIDE, burthen 700 tone; n.D. GUTHRIE, NV M. IV OOL I • I tyel e t-eCOnamander. Ldading in the Les)"lndia pocks. This volt Stir has exeellent accoromoclatpni, far passengerS, is .. ....... -.. . . 1, Freeman's-coert, Cornhill, London. Maniiheirin, Spire, Oermersheim, and Schtipsie, (near Carlsruhe p e ll Panned an 4 armed, and carries an experienced sureon.-- .. ' ' The gbod Ship POSTHUMOUS, M 2 tons per regis -1 ' and • .a* , 'gilt or riassage ayty to Meisrs.,ll, A w ioic,. noLDSWORTIf . 1 .i r ese ter„Liverpool-built, copper-fastened, an . - '' •. ' •- ' . • 1 and maeniacent scenery f the Rhine, and being by far the and • enna and the South of Germany.—For further particula.rs d sheathed with most eligible an agreeable route to Switzerland, Italy, Vi tEeab: 3, Corbett:L-6d r; to J. H. ARNOLD w ee' wo ol ,. __ ... 0 wood Aston patenttelt, .This .se . sails seryfast, CROSBY and LAM E, I r, 3, qleraent'slone, Lombard-street,• or to . 1 -is particularly dated to the Greenland and Davis' apply to 66', Lower Thames-street, London. . ...t ee. _ .....19 . 1 . V . 1L1N, MAN, .an . d . Co., 26 .. ; e coenhill, Londe Straits i ' E alters.... As she requires considerable . . . repairs of her . - London. upper works, she is well deserving the attention of shipbuild- ROTTERDAM, COLOGNE,, MAYENCE, el e . To sail imniecliatel g ,---Yor cAIcu r TTA: direct, the era c, , r ship. breakers for .dismantling. Now lying in the ..Re- .e T as he fur we a l s l-k i n A ov N er: I V.i .. .,f(A:R. , RETT, 0' JU e lIaR, liarthen'6oo tents, ,R. .L. Le r n s t o s pi C d a y n t e o l, Limehouse.—For inventories and further particu eee.-• Laws, Comniander. Lyina - in the West India Dock. WM. WOOLCOMBIe . , . yrit s . nilivlx. and ill p a l n a d ces sc on H t ß h o e E R c io K rE, %---- , , ,, t,...,- , : s lendid . Steam Ship, BAKAVIER, Captain O r • . 0 e l es o 464 -i-Vcir freight or . paliage apply to . . l, Freeman's-couit, Cornhill, London. --1 0 *e-ee eee ti aaeL e WyjeLlV, a,m1.C0.,. Z. Billiterssquare, .Lendon. for the above places on Sunday the 11th instant, and every DeNLOP; 500 P tons, and 200 horse power, will leave London , • ' , I I . . For CALCUTTA' Direct - still at the CUstom ,.: <, e it . , , clear The good Snow PRINCE COBURG, d t . n for families. Places r' e , s , ouse on the 6th and - sail froth • Gre - Vesend on the 7th --- . il t• '', ,e,..221 tons, per register, . built at Peterhead, hae, flush" succeeding Sunday, returning from Rotterdam every Tuesday. ,_. iof August, the MALCOLM; - 650 tons,' L. EYLES, .. ~, ... deck, and. decorated ' with a neatehust head, coppered b •r o h o i li s e V d e i s n se L l o h o a d s oo su t p o e r n a o o r y ag t o t m o m f accommodation n io hine, 'on application to baod at : it-C.S., eornmander This sh:lia 'sti ierior accoin- on patent felt, carries a larmetarge, shifts without ballast,. and adapted to the West India-gradeonwhich shehas 'Mr. MAY, 12a Fenchurch-street; Messrs. BATTEN and Ep_ v ARDS, , . ~.._,, ion s for ''''' • and-carries- - s'or e.. 'Passengers an experiencea surgeon. 5,4 tr eet. r,e o tglit or passage apply to T. HEATH, 134, Fenchurch- 1 66 Lower Thames-street,' London. in them es t, iud . " - 1 - ;'soo 4 -; Dock: Fa r inventories,and further All Goods i n tended for any part of Holland will be particularsre apply4tO : 4- - t . WM. WOOLCOMBE, ceived and ferwarded by the Brokere, ' v . ;„ LyALL, WYLLIE, and Coi.,.Blliter-square; or to BATTEN and EDWARDS. io 5....,..........k.1ME and Co., 137, Leadenhall-street, London. .• . 1, Freeman's-conrt, Cornhill, London. • " - The LORD BERESFORD Steam-Packet, of • 0 5 , - t - . Foi- CEYLON Diriet,'. . 'The good Snow JANSEN . , - ' eighty-horse power, T. YouNce Commander, , ,e• e11 e. , ., . . 0„ ,, Wellb.e. de - spitched initaediately, the fine fast-sailing. . Aiit ii s i 20,5 s . 9 5 2- t 94 tons per register, 'north country built in 1829, ' I , ••• T V4l)..q..)leMbkß lA, Al, Wm Waiti, Commander"' -I • l tt * - --- -' -- - rong . .useful,yessel, built and "%- r - e ls t " u •- r - n •-• ' s - Als e Meilen 300 ion ,• 1 • ••: •• the ' h • D le' yrn . g in t ..Kat arm? . . d- • the - copper-fastened and coppered,,etecorate in e river of ,the:lest materials, is k it in sE t Y he u e ll y d eli E n u gt. y ifx° T ru i: G es cluue d E ay, excepting the 1 tassietteea#,,,,elLtageommodit•sions for paw gers e For freight osr'. Thames with axieit bust he,ad, well founfin stores, and adapted • from l' E a y t Te teh s v: S ry o i s 7 Ar e iN A dDa s Fi vt st e sr app ly w .. -. • GODWIN and LEE, • • to -general ptirposei: ' .NoW, lyi i ng iii the East Country Dock. — For inventories and furthet particulars apply to w wee e k du s esshdeapyroclzeadtsestotro.obalagorstoGrqstuAN:i•picTeoeN, t o h n ejiz the . .e....e eee..„...... 117, Bishepegate-street Within, London. LANDS, 30;., 18s., Ins. 6d. The LORD BERESFORD will ' WM. WOOLCOMBE, . . .. s'' „te T 0 sail • d' •l ' B ' ' t, once a month after her arrival in-Jersey, Southampton proceed (weather permitting,) to Sr-Mateo-and GRANyieeE ~ t,/, Mere\ LADY NU - c-ENIT T' • . • ' ~,.... ~....a es i . ere _i .„. ....... , -LCAS PERCIVAL Commander; --..,._ , ; , 32 tons per register; lyinif The good Brio. CLEOPATRA, for St. Mato and Granville as follows : • . GRAN V ILLE. 16 ST. MALO. ikt-he St.,..Katherifie' ~44 Dock, ear ,,_ This - ship isbeeutifu ly ed up for passengers: 2 a• i _.2f)o , 50-94 tons per re inter built at Whitley in 1817, July l9 August 0 16 August 3O s`Del e , "e,, 8 an experieaced Surgeon.— . or, frei e ght orpassage:',_' ,,),... . single bottom, copper-fastened to the . wales, had ex- A ugust qr s e, , <l. Messrs. CRAWFORD, GOLVINI, and Co. 1 B - tensiye repairs in 1829, and new to des waterway, 6 1 , il, 0 d road- September ‘• to Joust THACKER, 4, Leadenhall- stree t ' * and' plank' sheers, of the best materials, an put out of hand in Fares ..‘,., 26 e .„'e. eeet, or to WM. ABERCROMBIE, 34, Cornhill, London". •al the most substantial manner in 1831; she sails fast, is well e'ares from OOUTHAMPTON tO OT. .tu.A LO and GRANVILLE,-.-- foimd in stores of every description, and adapted to the North £2, 2,55., 17s. 6d. Provisions on Board at a moderate charge. e' I.oei 'lb UNITED STATE'S. °N & NEW YORK LINE OF PACKET' SHIPS. American and Baltic trades, and general purposes; she has just come out of dock, and is ready for immediate employment. CLARK, Jun., or N. M. PiitAtiex, Southampton ; and of W. A Stewardess attendS the Ladies' Cabin.—Particulars of Jos. Now lying in the Surrey Canal. . and J.P.Roisros, 40,. Old Broad-street, London... T tl' i 0 sail on the 7th, and 27th of each Month. ~ For inventories and further particulars aPply to. ..- • -.....---.. -- .4 - WM. WOOLCOMBE, . . . .tsevia,• • 3 ' , 1 - ,„ 1, Freeman's-court, Cornhill, London. iLibeepOot Leath Nabigatilin. •,....• , t , ,iy.,.. ~„„v. .. v......„... . A fine new SNOW, not yet named, For WATERFORD). Sail Sail fmiSail fm 4 - '274 55 9.1 ' from . Ports- New ar`ee. .. - S tons register admeasurementenorth county ~,,,,,, . To sail every Friday,. with ‘ l . ib h erty w t? Tow Vessels, zthout Pilots -° ShiPl.' _ , _ .. Captain • London. mou th. York. ►, - ., , ,A4P-c 'built, of the best materials, and much attention has • e and to sail and maingate ust or , ee l - • tle‘' thITGe7------ ----- ' e -'-' - been given to the finishing and wirkmanship ;is a ~\ \ ; The new Steam Boat •r e Nsi t e ._, . . ........ J. KEARNEY Aug.. 7. Aug. 10. In Port. vessel of great capacity, as the subjoined 4 dimensions will ex- le', 'e 4 ST. PATRICK, eii,.x.,.-‘, , .......... F. H. lissAttu, . ' 17. ~ 20. July 1. hibit • particularly adapted - to the West India Trade, _the Isle s: - ..,,; ‘ ,":1- - i k s..e .............. R. Geisweiat, 20 of ' d neral purposes. Length of keel 80 feet 6 11.4!,•,5s ..__ ......... EZRA NYE,....,. Sept 7. Sept. 10. „ • _ France , an ge . . Eighty-horsepower each op sol t i aP/lIA, ...... C. IL CHAMPLIN, „ 17. „ 20. Aug.. inches, rake of stem 9 feet 3 inches, ditto stern post 2 feet 8 made by Messrs. George Forrester and. Co. ' • • •, Propelled with Two Engines of , I 'll v. glllP ~ 10. inches, extreme breadth 26 feet 7 inches, depth of hold 17 feet Also the well-known Steam-boat GIPSY, kOPbENT - 10: „ 20, 11 inches, height betweeti'decks 5 feet. Now lying at Church cl N'i l 'RE'sL' G. Mocutu s . , .... 17• 20. Sept. 1. Hole.—For inventories and further particulars, annlv to Mr. 'E. TOBIN, R. N., Commander, / 4 .11, 41 116. ' II: le.euelepeise 27 . . • ',,' 30. 10. WM METCALF, Coal Exchange, or to WM:WO dtdOMBE . with the same liberties as above-men o,,,lteek, ,„,e....... ~• .W. S. Sebor,.. • . No . v. 7. Nov. 10. ;',. 20. ' . , tinned. To sail every Tuesday, , N AI). - • ' -1, 4 _ 8 : s .. .. I , or e te hips are all of the first class, about 500 tons burthen, , . . . . - St. Patrick Office, Clarence Dock. JOHN TOBIN. The gOod Ship: ZEPHYR, 280 tons. per register, N ee an built, o f th e • ee ,4 e , , built at New 1 oils, and: free apparently of live oak, . , e e ,_ er ed an , a best matenals, co eyed and copper ;Ml cedar, and 't"ch. pine •is ' - cry Nfindsome veSsel it vei a iono _ . a e _ re commanded by men of t great ability and -, e - - shorn_ of ,-... ~_ solo _' . The reeeea.. ~..., ____ _ • P1 a'.......e.e. „... ',....2 v ......, -.-. ~ A L.... -I. i., i..., Eitierpool tato' bp' uftton.. 'l l - i ---;:-:- :-:--• - --------______ leanp are all of the first class, about 5k.._ tons burthen, fast, built, of the best materials, copered and copper ,_)tp,rit; and are commanded by men of - great ability and Yes en ce• The capacity and superior equipment of these eqee.'s, united. with' their extreme punctuality of departure, stitu t ehaild• them the best conveyances for passengers and mer- L I; ize from this codntlytO the . United Statei; and thence 414 erl iven ieilt, quick, and economical conveyances to British It'ith e a. .The Cabins,' which are very capacious , are fitted up ,fortetgeat splendour, combined with every convenience and g_ _othat passengers can, pOsSibly desire.. Cabin passage 1 r each adult thirty-five pounds. The Steerages are Poz Ve ry too adult being Upwards of seven feet in height. l'iti•-ii i.aecommodation of passengers, these Ships touch out. d'iNtia°ll:ite at Per,t,sinouth; frnm..when;eodtward7botind A eti, und Y ftl on the third day after their departure from I.kdoh -gtotB e i r t ith • dire.ction of MOM'S. GARRAT and GIBBON, p 6, r.rvsELl.4oll---, f board, lt,%t,l.nrth ' atici 4 tli,, I :etiratlazit, fre i ght or paisage apply t o the resOetive iu ' the' St' Katharine's 'Docks, - or. at South . A• - . i . • f r h ie. Threq.drie-e(11.13- 1 , t r)) 4180 to Messrs. GuL;i7,lrlrwC°i,"'„A. Co ~MerAints; I, gan-straet, or t o E tt. ES , , 1.. 1Y414 P.V:ti.d' '.B kP il t= 21 'BIT TA lan. 'Corithill, Lotylon. t ki•-i . " 7 - - , - Th '9WEers Aeti ' is,. c hi:` C - omin' ' . 4n . ders will 'not he tlwPri),4 'lune for the'safeiy. of' any . Vaekage, or other ,1 forwaided b . • JAv' b e 6 n 4 ,., ,Y the:se ships, -, tin ess a F I'arcet,bill of la'dilig' q.. liti ss6 ~G.,',l,s,rOted foi the'stime: ...,.' • -' t.e73; , , _:,_, -. , & co'.' will - fitriffsh, 'off ' the most , reason 'i'l)etiLl7, Frelllt7s, anti - io , eiy . .faCiliTf ,f9r transferring ,7Ltes, ca._""fy:_t_PA§senge.is may. 'desire to use ,in the United --,......!_1aUal ;New Brunswielr or Nova Scotia: - . -:t_, -•- Di v a a z 1.. -,,, • • - . • ~,,i,istrsiq.,,,..6` • =t f t of= l 4 - gyir...:_*r or NEIN: 'y 0R K, the fine 'er , •141,ktlititi'qa:4 Aineriehn- p4cvt Ship, WIL t ,N 1„ .. tehed, Lys! . r, E; A -1,-copperejt and copper-fas, I J•..SPALDI ' ' ster • burden 500 tt'1,11314-‘il t.°3'lll.l.lcagbiintit".l'. c ' tilci-N'h.‘ "P . 'Doc k. MT . '1 - gB.' accommod 16tt7n.w. farniiiPeasetig'ers, private scat outs for, the adeomino i)r.iTrtl' airy ste s wriho vv i ish 'to provid outs 'themselves, and a tlr tgl 3 m ge - awy etoZ:p' ta.eilnlu,lATnir.NdsG,cir si'xi reqt.7For freight to Mr. J,t7- eipti , ulmt hant ,1 Pen -court Fe°nnehlaeril:street ;nr to , . ARLES('Uilrvi 1 P . tot, tlai . lotcourt, Lotnbard-street. ' t o t e r, ,I,i,i-ir.pioylnent secured in the United States f h t, thahie. Industrious' servants, dav-labdurers, farm°rers°,t?aersid ti going elf with this 'ship. - _ The good Shiy ZEPHYR, 280 tons/per, register, built at N,ew 1 or 1:, and free, apprirwily of live oak, ,W t o`,l cedar, and pitch pine; is a Very Iffindsome vessel, '==' • sharp, of moderate capacity, and good heights be tween decks; sails very fast, sheathed with wood and coppered on patent felt; she was almost rebuilt in 1825 for the Pearl Fishery. Company, and is adapted, to the. South Sea Fishery, or a passenger ship to the Colonies. BELLINGURST, late Com mander. _ _ THIS DAY, the 2d instant, at Twelve' o'clock, on the Quay, east-side Queen's Dock,. 985 Barrels. Prime New TURPENTINE, Now landing ex Eisher from Wilmington.—Apply to Mr. JOHN M'CAMMON, or to • • , • JONES,, MANN, and FO§TBR, Brokers. Also, the good Ship SARAH, 273 tons per register; built at Montreal, is copper-fastened, sheathed with wood and copper, has a neat bust head, a handsOme moulded vessel, and well . adapted to the : Southern Fishery?, or general ptirPoies; her floor tinihers are of unusual sCautlicg,„ffnd she will take the ground well. Both ships are lying 14 tile South West India Dock. For inventories' nd f u rther particulars apply to WM. VitOOLCOMI3E,. L'Freeman'S-COUrt,'Cornhill; London.' .( 4 24C POPOV.) . On FRIDAY next, the 2d August, at Twelve 'clock, at BATESON and HoIISFALL'S Office, Lower astle-street, It) Tons RED SANDERS COD,' 12 Tons ,DEVR HORN • 12 Bas - BUFFALO, HO IN TIPS, 710 BIJF,VALO HORNS. • - Apply to Messrs.' DIROM; RICHMOND and C0.,-Merchants, onto BATESON and HORSFALL, Brokers. On FRIDAY next, the 2d August; on the Quay,' east side Quaeu's ! Doelc,./ . , . About 7tl Tons flue, fru , §ll. (*pa FUSEIC, Tmnpico Ditto, , For further, padieulars apply to Messrs. EinNINISTOUN, MACKIE, and Co. Merehante, o. to • . , , BUCI-IANAN and BIKIWNE, On WEDNESDAY next, the 7th instant, at 17; Titheharn stree. 17,000 White Coat SEAIi/SKINS, Of'last year's catch; ping in Mr. Ellison Frotisham's Ware hoUse, Mersey-street. R:OBINSON and HADWEN,- Brokers; ,ve o'clock, at No• 011 MONDAY nex.t, the sth Aggust” ,at Twelve o ' c l oc k, at Buebipan and Browne's 0 ce, 484- H2ORSE, 111 DE S, , 2.BaIe4,IIORSE HTt, • 234 Dozen DEP,Ii; S NS, . 340, Ditto, SHE 1.41 P 27 Ditto.L.AMB S N*, , . 2 TI,GE.R CAT SKIS'S,: Ex liannah, from Buenos Ayres.—For particulars apPiy to Messrs. 'MURRAY, SA ME , an d C o . or t o • t - • - . BECTIAN.AN, an4,13,13Q:W1C.E.,,• 0 1. 6 1 1, I . The fine Cutter HENRY . ,FREELING, 101 52-94. 4. 4 ',... toils, per register ; .buiJi . ip.t Woodbridge, county of. 40...-04 Suffolk:, for tbe,Po i t.-office service ;.,is In umst excel . -- lent repair,. has .4 :profusion. of store g jti the best con dition ;.,her accommodation's are elegantly fit p 4, anc,l,l,ho cabin equipment . complete in .tvery respect ; she is . aclapted 4) the passage services,,C,ootineutal, fruit, ,and ,coasting ,trades; and Would be very desirable for. any parties emigrating to the solo flies, and to employ as a sealing or vhaling vessel, . N Q W lying in the South 'West India Duck,—For ~iilventoriea Ana further particulars apply to ; WM, wooLcwilili, 1, Freeman's-court, Corobill, London. BY PRIVATE CONTRACT, • . .1 A. hand some new BRIG, w i t h a Fi gure WO, copper-, fastenea, but not coppered or named; h 54 length 82 Y feet,. breadth 21 feet 11 inches, depth of,liold 1.1. feet 8 inches, and adneeasm;es 173 tons. She is cornpletely.fitted with all her spai's, rigging, sails, anchors, chain tiles, boats, &c. which are of the very best quality. She , is tiolward and aft a sharp ship, with a rising ilot*r ' midships, and must bail well, but will carry a good cargo, an d only wants coppering to be ready for , sea, and 'is most admirably calculated for, a southern. voyage, or the Mediterranean trade. Now lying at Yarmouth. -1 or further particular's apply to • • NICKOLS, SON, and GREEN, • 33, Seething-lane, Londoti, . .. ............._,. ON SALE. f. Butts, Hogsheads, and Quarter- s r i onEikitY,.. iit (Garcia's Brand . .)—Landiug ex.' ragoi; from cp di 4, LAWMAN; CRAIG, and o. - North John-street. On TUESDAY next, the 6th iestant, at -Half-past Two precisely, at Garraway!s Coffee House, Cornhill, (just,landed:) 150 Barrels Canada POT ASHE 4.50 Ditto Ditto P,EARL Di 0, (Sound and dama,ged, for account of the Underwriters) and other goods. Catahigues of which will be timely delivered by ATKINSON and GODDARD, Brokers, . , 81, OM Broad-street, Limdon, xibcgoot g„4.alto by auction. TO JOINERS AND OTHERS: 13y Messrs. T. and J. TROTTER, To-Moaaow (Saturday) the 3d instant, precisely at Two o'clock, on the Premises, M Finch-street, ne4r Lambert -street, /11HE STOCK IN TRADE of a JOINER and BUILDER, 1 comprising, a quantity of Deal and other Boards, Joiners' Reaches, Door Frames, Hand-cart, Ladders, six Bags Hair, Office Fixtures, and other Effects, appertaining to the Trade. May be viewed on the Morning of sale. SALE IN RATHBONE-STREET, Leading from the Upper End of Duke-street. By Messrs. T. and J. TROTTER, To-moanow (Saturday) the 3d instant, precisely at Twelve o'clock, on the PremiseOn Rathbone-street, ARemarkably Haudsome ang well-known Dark Chesnut HORSE, with superior action, lit for Saddle.or Harness, a valuable and powerful roan Stallion,. a Bina Gelding, two rubbish Carts, two Sets of Gears,- a handsome Gig and Har ness, nearly new, Stable Utensils, and other Effects, which will be sold witt,out reserve. • • May be viewed on. the Morning 'of sale, and further parti culars had from Messrs. TROTTER, Whitcchapel. • BANKRUPT'S EFFECTS. TO PAINTERS, GLAZIERS, AND OTHERS. By M essrs. and J. TROTTER, On MoNn&y: next, the 5/11, and TUESDAY, the 6th. ins - taut, 'pre cisely at Eleven o'clock'each day, on the Premises, in White chapel, opposite Spitalfields, !TIRE Genuine STOCK. IN IT.RADE. of PAINTER, ,PLUMBEII, and GLAZIER, together. with the genteel Houiehold Furnitute , and Effects of a. Bankrup , t; Comprising, a large , cinantity.of Dry Colours, Paints, Oils, \ arnish,,Spiras Turpentine, about : half a. ton of Glue, .a: Paint Mill, Mailers, stones, Brushes, and Tools, a Lead Cistern, Benches, Ladders, empty Casks, some large. Sign. Board s; and other Effects. The whole, may he viewed. on; the 'Morning of sale, and Catalogues ;had on the Premises, and from Messrs. TROTTER, Whiteehapel. . . . ,<. SALE OF FURNITURE; &c. By Messrs. T. and J. TROTTER; .. On WEDNVA DAY next, the 7th instant,„at their Rooms, in Whitechapel, precisely at Eleren o'clock, • • GENUINE and Useful HOUSEHOLD FURNITURE, a few Paintings, Prints, and Books, Shop Fixtures, and othe'r very Useful) Articles, removed for the convenience of sale. May be viewed on the morning of sale. • • By order of the illo-rtgagee. By Mears. T. and J., TROTTER, On TnEsoAv, the 13th instant, at Six o'clock in the Evening, at ,the house of Mr. Thomas Lucas, th Bull Hotel, Clay ton-square, ALL that Piece of LANH, with the D ELLING-HOUSE 2111.- thereon erected, situated on. ; tio west-side of Grenville street, being. No. 2, and near the coiner of Great George-street, containing in front to Grenville-street and at the back 6 yards, and in depth 21 yards; or thereabouts, in the occupation of Mr. H. Blair, at the yearly rent of £42. . • The Premises Are held under Corporation Lease for the life of. liornby Roughsedge, Esj., aged about 51, and 21 years. Apply to Mr. CORT, Solicitor, 7, Queen-square. FREEHOLD OF. INHERITANC2,,.. By M'essrs. T. and J. TROTTER, Peremptorily.—On THURSDAY, the 15th day of August next, at Six o'clock in the Evening, at the house John Paterson, No. 71, Hanover-street, opposite Paradi -street ; subject to the conditions of sale to be then and th e produced, and in one or two lots, as may be agreed upo at the time of sale, by order of the Trustees for Sale, ALL those. Two newly-erected ELLING-HOUSES adjoining each other,, situate on the north side of Park street and east side of Essex-street, in Toxteth-park, containing in front to Park-street 40 feet 21 inches in depth, on the east side 60 feet 7 inches, on the west side along Essex-street 63 feet 3 inches, and in breadth at the back 28 feet 8 inches. For particulars apply to Messrs. BIRD and Gaocorr, Soli citors, Commerce-court, Lord-street, Liverpool. Without reserve, by order ,of the Trubtee for Sale, under a con veyance for the benefit of the creditors of Jas. Asbery, By air. BY FORD, On SAreanAy, the 10th instant, at,.One ,o'clock in the after noon, at Hampson's, the George Inn, Dale-street, Liver pool, in the following lots, , Lot 1. A LL those three DWELLING-HOUSES, forming I - 1 half of a Court,, situated on the sqpth side of Devon street, in. Livmool, in the occppadou of Lydia Morton and others, producing a rental of £32 yearly. . 2. ,A DWELLING-HOUSE, on the =north side of Bittern street, leading :out of ,Great. Orford-street, ; Liverpool, • in the occupation of Mr. Mundy, at the yearly rent of £22.165. 3. Two DWELLING-HOUSES, on the north side of Bit tern-street aforesaid, .adjoining the let -mentioned Dwelling_ house, in,the occupation of Mrs. Wcisilfall and Mr..Greaves, pßoducing a rental of £44 Bs. ' • 4-Two DWELLING-HOUSES, ou.the north side of Pen. rith-,Street, Berkeley-street, Toxteth-park, which will produce a yearly rental.of £32. Lot I is held for two.lives and twenty-one years, by lease dated the 16th day iof November, 1811. Lot 2 s held for three lives,and ,twenty-one years, by lease dated the 13th July, 1815. LoA3 is held for se.venty-five years, by-lease dated the 16th day of Jiine, 1832; and lot 4.is freehold of Inheritance. • For i further particulars, as to lots 1 and 3, inquire of Messrs.. rOgREST and FosTga, Solicitors, Church-alley; as to lots 2 , and 4,. of Mr. DAwscol, Solicitor, Temple-court; and as to the whole, to Mr. LEWIS, Accountant, Temple-street; or Mr. NEAL, Solicitor, 46, Castle-street, Liverpool. IMPORTA.NT SALE of BLOOD STOCK, HUNTERS, &c. at SCARISBRICK. HALL, in the COUNTY of LAN CASTER. . , _ _ • . By Mr. LUCAS, Without reserve—On WEDNESDAY .the '2Bth instant, precisely at Eleven o'clock,—By order of the Executors of the late • Thomas Scarisbriek,'Esq. • aiHE following , Valuable RACING STUD, HUNTERS, and Splendid. Pack-of HARRIERS, The Racing Stud has been -selected with great judgment from the first •stodo- in, England, with the intention of forming a Racing Establishment; and the Huuters are up to 15 or 16 stone. . TIIREE YEARS OLD. • 1. Georgiana, a Chesnut Filly, by femers, out of Peruviana. —Bought at Sir Thos. Mostyn's sale. TWO YEARS 'OLD. 2. Scamp, a Bay Colt, by Lottery, out of Mrs. Clarke, by Maimion. Engaged in the IJerby. Stakes, 1834, in Mr. T. J. Wood's name.—Bog ht from Mr. F. Richardson. 3. Chesnut Colt, by Peter Lely, out of Little Red Riding Hood. --Bought at Mr.• Clifton's sale., , • •• • 4- Bay Cott, by Lottery, out of Chapeau de Paille.—Bought at Mr. Clifton's sale. • r • •• • - ~5- Bay Gelding, by Peter Lely, out of I'm-sure-I-sha'n't, by Coriolanus, d. by Sir Peter. .• 6. Bay Filly, by, Peter Lely, dam by Whisker. 7. Brown Filly, by Young Corrector, out of Bonny Bess. • 8. Brown Filly, by Neptune, out of Perseverance's dam. YEARLINGS. • 9. Bay Colt, by Lottery, dam by Welbeck, out of Tramp's dam.—Bought from Mr. Kirby. 10. Chesnut Colt, by Velocipede, out of Rose, ly Rubens. 11. Bay Filly, by Peter Lely, out of Bonny Bess. • • BROOD; M ARES. 12. Chapeau de Paine, by Rubens, out of Fadladinda, with a Chesnut 'Filly Foal, at her foot, by Velocipede, and stinted to Dr. Syntax. . L. , ; •• • ,„ 1 3. Young Duchess, by Constable, out of Lady Abbess, by Cardinal York; stinted to Lottery., • • , 14 . Whisker. Mare; ,stinted to Lottery. by Rubens; stintod.to Felt... , 16. Little Red Riding Hood, by. Warrior, out of Fadladinda. FOALS. . • w ß il n a o y c se :C a 9 r o t l iv t i F ar o e l, by Peter Lely, out of Bonny Bess, with a stinted •to a half-bred horse. • . • Pilesout ,by. Peter: Lely, out of Little. Rod Hood, with a Chesnut Pony; stinted to a half-bred i o l: r 1141 : 357: 19. Bay Colt,Foal,,bY P i _eter•Lely, out of Young Duchess. . •Bay, Filly Foal„ by Young Corrector, out of I'm-sure-I sha'uq, by Coriolauus. , ,•• . .1 • . HpNTIIRSi 21. Rose, a bay gelding,liy Gray Orville. 22. 'rho Priest, bay.geldiug, seven years old. • 23' Driver, bay gelding, six years old, by Langolec. 24. Gray Gelding, by The Marshal, five yearsold. 25...8r0wn Mare, by Sir . Gilbert,.five years.. • 24: Chesnut ,Filly, our years old, 14 bands II inch high, by Railer, out of Mallow Lass. • • • • • • • • 27. Brown Mare,. seven years old, very fast in harness. 28.• Brown,Gelding; 29. Chesnut r Maxe - ,(Mellow ,Lass) with a Chesnut Colt Foal at her fuot, 7 by Herbert.Laey. 30.„Brov:n• Mare; •stinted,to a half,lareil,horse, . f Immediately after•OK above,..apStaiiliope, Gig, a Travelling Phaeton, and a variety of Saddles, Bridles, 1-1 - orse Clothing, &c. Will be Sold. • r, - May be viewed two days prior to the sale, and further Parti culars known on application to Mr. LucAb, Repository, Liver-, pool, or THOMAS .i9DIV IN, Stud Groom, Scansbrick-lialL If by letter, post paid. • miles front Liverpool, 3 from Orms kirk, and 16 from Preston, Aaic. (AN SALE, • at LEWIS SAMUEL'S New end Second ‘...l hand SILVER PLATE ESTABLISfOLCS.iT. and PATENT LEVER WATCH MAN;JVACTi f /PV.• No. 4, -t-ord-stre*,t, Liverpool, from 10.000 to t 2,000 6tinCes of Near and Second-hand ilvcr PLATE, consisting of elegant and fashionable Tea and Breakfast Services, Soup and Sauce Tureens, Coffee and Tea Pots, Sugar Basins, Crearn Jugs, Bread and Cake BaSkets, Dinner and Card. Candlesticks, Snuffers and Trays, Waiters, Wine Cooler's, Cruet Frames, Tankards and Pints, Race and -Prize Cups, Goblets, Claret and Water jugs, Water Pots, Tea Caddies and Canisters, Egg Stands, 'roast Racks, Cheese 'roasters, Wine Strainers, Salts, Chamber Candlesticks, Inkstands, Butter Boats, Mus tard Pots, Muffineers, lbttle Stands, Clrildren's Cups for presents, &c. &c. 100 DOZEN TABLE, DESSERT, and TEA SPOONS, WITH TABLE AMP DESSERT FORKS TO MATCH, ' of the KING'S Pattern and every other Fashion, the whole of which will he sold at EXCEEDINGLY LOW PRICES. ' A splendid Assortment of the REST SHEFFIELD PLATED WARE, with STRONG SILO&R MOUNTINGS, comprising Epergnes, Tea Urns, Soup and Sauce Tureens, Candlesticks add Branches, Vegetable Dishes and Covers, Tea Services, Cake Baskets, Wine Coolers, Tea Trays, and a variety of other Articles, PLATED ON STEEL, &c. L. S. has constantly on hand an extensive Stock of Gold and Silver Patent Lever 'WATCHES; which, helm, his own manufacture he can safely warrant to keep exact tine; also an elegant and fashionable Assortment of the best Solid Fine Gold JEWELLERY. L. S. begs to inform the Public, that he has raade such ar rangements for the supply of Silver Sp . ocvni, Forks, and every other description of Plate, as to be enabled to afford any Ar ticle in that 'line at a lower rate than ever before offered. . Country .Orders most punctually attended to. `Second-hand Silver Purchased or Exchanged. The highest Prices given for all kinds of Gold and silver Coin. The Trade and Merchants supplied onithe best terms, in the Wholesale, as usual. TO be SOLD, two new and substantially-built HOUSES, in Soho-street. .Price £ll2O. Rental £7O. £5OO on Mortgage may remain, if required. Also, a HOUSE and SHOP, corner of Gloucester-street and Duncax-street East. Corporation Lease; three lives in being and twenty-one years. Price £—. Rental Mortgage —. Now occupied by a Plumber and Glazier. Apply to Mr. CARRAL, Agent, 20, Beau-street. (Not to be repeated.) MO be SOLD o r LET, Th ree su b s t an tial-b u ilt DWEL LING-HOUSES, situate on the north side of Chatham place, and corner of Duke-street, Edge-hill, two of the houses having Coach-house and Stables attached, and the whole having Fixtures cdmifiete, are well worth the attention of persons who are in want of well finished and good property. Rent moderate. Enquire upon the Premises, or of W. S. Snaawooo, Architect and Surveyor, Dale -street, Liverpool. 0110 be SOLD, or LET for three, five, or seven years, 1 Furnished or Unfurnished, an excellent FAMILY HOUSE, replete With every convenience, situated at the corner of Mount-street, Rodney-street, consisting of Library, Dining and Drawing Room s , s p al fieus Kitchen, Butler's Pantry . and Offices on the basement flo6r, seven Bedrooms, with Dressing rooms, two Water-closets, extensive Wine and. Beer Cellars, Back Stairs, and large, light, airy Landings.—For particulars apply (if by letter, post paid) at the Standard-office. If sold, great , part of the Purchase-money may remain on nwttgnge at five per. cent. Iro fit Di pout of. TO BE DISPOSED OF Ii iIEDIATELY. APAIR of beautiful Grey Car ge HORSES, in excel lent condition, upwards of sixteen hands high. May be viewcd on application at 46, Cornwallis-street, corner of Duke street.. Manta TO PARENTS AND GUARDIANS. lATANTED, a respectably conne d and well educated 1' . • YOUTH as an APPR EN Eto a DISPENSING CHEMIST: He will be required ive in the 'family, where every attention will be paid to his mestke comfort. - • . A Preinium will be required. For particulars apply, if by letter, 'post paid, to JOHN Jortus i Chemist and. Druggist, Adelaide-buildings, Ranelagh-place. WANTED, an .ASSISTAro . a BOOKSELLER and STATIONER, one wh 'as a knowledge of •Book binding would be preferred.—A. dress A. B. at the Standard office. PARISII OF LIVERPOOL. COLLECTOR WANTED. = WANTED, a steady, active Man, to fill the Officenf one of the COLLECTORS of PARISH 'RATES' and ASSESSED TAXES. The S4lary will not lie o • nder £130; and two Sureties will be required to the extent Glisf£looo. Applications, with testimonials of character, aliarksed to the Churchwardens and SeleetVestry,. No. 33, Water-street, to be sent in on or before MONDAY, the 12th August nest. • • By Order, JOHN MACKINLAY, Secretary. Parish-Offices, 27th July, 1833. :;t tll I ' l (;11 Ellucation. ROYAL INSTITUTION. . GEOLOGY. • TAR. l IURRAY,.of-Edinburgh, will commence a COURSE of .SIXTEEN Popular LEcTuRRs on GEOLOGY at this Institution,-early in August. The first Lecture will be delivered on MONDAY, the sth of August, at Seven o'clock in the Evening ; arid they will be continued at the same hour on every Monday, Wednesday, and Friday, to the end of the Course. The Lectures will be illustrated by a great variety of Speci mens, Diagrams, and coloured Views. Subscription to the Course, One Guinea; admission to a Sin gle Lecture, Half a Crown. • Tile Rev. T. AITKIN, M.A., Will commence a COURSE of LECTURES on BOTANY on TUESDAY, 6th August, at One o'clock; and in the Evening of ,the same day, at Eight o'clock: Each Course to be continued to the end on every Tuesday and Thursday, at the same hours. These Lectures will be illustrated by fresh and dried Plants, both Exotic and Native, and particular attention will be given to the Indigenous Botany around Liverpool. Tickets and Syllabuses to be had of the Keever of the Insti tution. ONE GUINEA the Course, and to Schools, Families, and those who attended the former course, lIALI-.A-GutNEA. •, • THOMAS MARTIN; Secretary. MINERAL SUCCEDANEUM, FOR FILLING DECAYED TEETH WITHOUT PAIN, HEAT, Olt • PRESSURE, AND INCORRODIBLE MINERAL TEETH, Without Wires, . Springs, or any oilier Ligatures, Patronized by the Royal Families of England and France. MONS. J. M. and A. MALLAN, No. 46, BOLD-STREET, Liverpool, and 82, KING -STREET, Manchester, SERGRON DENTISTS, ((of the Finn of Mallan and Sons, Great Russell street, Bloomsbury, and Half-moon-street, Piccadilly, London, where they may be consulted daily,) ardently thank their Friends and the Public, for the distinguished support which they continue to receive. Monsieur J. M. and A. M. continue to restore decayed Teeth, however large or small the cavity, wirli their celebrated MINE RAL SUCCEDANEUM. so uni,virsally recommended by the Faculty of England, France, andinher Continental cities; the! operation of stopping decayed Teeth is performed in a few seconds;! the Mineral is put into!the cavity in•an almost liquid state, without pain, heat, or pressure, hardens into Enamel, allays the most. eXertniating:pain, making a stump into a whole Tooth, and lasts for many years, preventing the necessity of extraction. ' .• t • • ! ,•, Messrs. M. during their course of.study have adopted aimode of•fastening Loose Teeth; particularly of ag_otkpersons, whether arising fro m neglect, or the use of Calorna, or — disease of the Gums. • incorrodible Mineral Teeth placed, from one to a complete set ; which: are incapable of diseolouratiokor. corrosion, • fixed without!wires.or. ligatures, renders• it impossible todistinguish the Artificial Teeth . from - the natural (des, and warranted to I answer every purpose of articulation and mastication, and will '-be found in every. respect amply competent to supply the place of-their predecessors. Natural Teeth fixed on' the above im proved vinciple. • t. The Faculty are constantly welcome- to witness the applies; lion of the MINERAL SCCCEDANEI.II,I, which they so universally recommend. • • , , Messrs: M. recommend to parents, and others having the care . of children, to be particular having the Teeth examined.pre vious to their second growth, as various •diseases of the mouth have arisen from that neglect.. Charges as in Paris. CAurioN.—Messrs. MAI4L&N conceive it necessary tocautiou the. Public against imposition—they are the only Proprietors anct:Discoverers of the Mineral Succedaneum. . • N.B. All letters sent to either of the above-named Establish ineuta.will be. attended to. • • •. Owing to the 'numerous. invitations •the Messieurs .Mallon have , received from the first-fiunilies in Dublinte visit that City professional.; one of the above &nitwit' devotelt few-weeks for that purpose. In consequence. of 'which“attenden4gb will be , gjven in Manchester (for the. present) on TUESDAYS and 'rnuasnAlts,and daily in Liverpool. July 12, Ism, A --- T a PUBLIC MEETING of the B urgesses and other • Inhabitants of Liverpool, held in the large Room of the Golden Lion Inn, in Dale-street, in Liverpool, the Ist day of August, 1833, -- JOHN MOSS, Esq. in the Chair, On the motion of Tuos. Tools, Esq., seconded by ALEX. SMITH, Jun. Esq., It was resolved,—That, in the opinion of this Meeting, John Nichol!, Esq. M.P., by his manly and generous conduct in coming forward to defend the Burgesses of - Liverpool, on the recent inquiry before a Committee of the House of Commons, and by the persevering zeal and ability which he has displayed in their behalf, has justly merited the gratitude and admira tion, not only of those whose cause he so promptly espoused, but of the of inhabitants of this borough, who are desirous • • of preserving its oit6ent and important coustitsency. Oe the motion of Tilos. BERRY HoIISFALL, Esq., seconded by Wm r.tAs: Lows, Esq"., It was resolved,—That the public thanks "of this Meeting be offered to that Honourable Gentleman • for his valuable and distinguished services, and that some lasting tribute of the esteem and gratitude of the Burgesses and their friends be forthwith presented to him. On the motion of ,SAMUEL HOLME, Esq., seconded by IfOBT. RUSSELL, Esq., It was resolred,—That, in order to accomplish this object, a public subscription be. immedidtelY entered into, and the fol lowing Gentlemen be appointed a Committee t o carr y th e w i s h es of this - Meeting into effect John Moss, Esq. . William Myers, Esq. Charles Lawrence, Esq. Adam Hodgson. Esq. George Grant, Esq. James Heyworth, Esq. Thomas Tobin, Esq. Thos. Berry Horsfall, Esq. John Foster, Esq. Charles S. Parker, E sq . William Smith, Esq. I Richard Dawson, E sq . John Wright, Esq. } Richard Dobson, Esq. John Bourne, Esq. • , (Signed) JOHN MOSS, CHAIRMAN. The Chairman having left the Chair, On the motion of JOHN M`CAMMON, Esq., seconded by DA wsopi, It was. resolved, —That the thanks of this Meeting be given to John Moss, Esq. for his able conduct iu the chair. SHEFFIELD AND MANCHESTER RAILWAY. T a MEETING of the Committee (appointed at the Gene -I'l • ral Meeting oh the `sth of June, 1833). - held at Mr. WATSON'S Office, an Liverpool, *t!`ust the Ist, '1833. It was resolved,—•` That a first dividend of 2.55.-per share-be paid to - the Substribers on br after the 10th Of 'September next, at the Office. of Mr. WA Tsoiv, Solicitor, Exchange-alley, North, in Liverpool. And that all pe rsons c l a i m i ng such 'dividend must deposit their scriplreeeipt at the same place, ten days pre viously to the 10th of September, for entry and examination." K. THOMAS HAIGH, BUILDER, Fraser-street, having • expressed himself to a'highly respectable Gentleman as doubting . the authenticity of some of the Documents published by the Master Tradesmen, in their Pamphlet, we, the under signed, consider it incumbent on us to declare in this iniblic manner that all the Documents published in the Pamphlet in question'are genuine, and that the/Operatives have acted in conformity with the Declaratioui contained in there And, for the further satisfaction of any Persons interested, the origi nal Documents will lie for Public Inspection in the Master Tradesmen's Committee-moth, at the Bull Hotel, ClaYton. square, every Morning, from Half-past Ten until Twelve o'clock. Foster and - Stewart • • Charles Padley Sam. and Jas. Holine,jun. Richard Gillow • Henry Latham ' George Robinson Lunt and Huson* Jackson and Burne George Ramsbottom Joseph Unsworth M. I airclough James Knight Robert M'Kee G. H. Corles.s William Leatham and Son Thomas Darsey John , Kilshaw John Parry Hugh Hughes Joseph Boumphrey James Ashton J. M. Calloway James Teroster • Hugh 'Williams John Tomkinson and Son Thomas ,Brassev John Thoriipson " "Wilfred Troutbeck. Williatn Roberts • ' TO THE PARISHIONERS OF LIVERPOOL. LADIES AND GENTLEMEN, urNDERSTANDING that the appointment of a COL- I. I .LECTOR,:in the, room of the late r: P. S. Dowdall, shortly take place, I beg leave mos espectfully to ofTer to self as a CANDIDATE for the Si fion. am thirty years of age, a native this Town, -and have , a practical knowledge of its locality, as also of book-keeping and ace)unts generally. The testimonials I shall be able' to' pro duce on the day of election will, I trust, be such as to satisfy you of my capabilities to fulfil the duties of the office. I have the honour to be, Ladies and Gentlemen, Your most obedient servant, ZACH. BARNES HOUGHTON. 43, Finch-street, 27th July, 1833. TO. THE PARISHIONERS OF LIVERPOOL. G2sITLEMEN, • " • • ' • IBEG leave to offer my se lf as a CANDIDATE f or th e s it u : ation of PARISH COLLECTOR, vacant by the demise of the late P: S. Dowdall, and I trust that the manner in which I-fill my yresent -situation for you, [is Pay Clerk,) and the TeBtlmonials of my Character which I ball be able to produce, will insure me your support. I am, Ladies and Gentlemen, Your obedient Servant, WILLIAM WHITING. Overseers' Office, Fenuick-street, 30th July, 1833. To the CHURCIIWARDENS, SELF VESTRY, and PARISHIONERS of LW ' POOL. LADIES AND GENTLEMEN, IMost respectfully beg leave to o myself as a CANDI DATE for the gituatiou of COLLEC TOR, vacant by the death of Mr. P. S. Dowdall. Should you deem me competent to fill the same, it shall le my anxious study to discharge the duties demanded of me so as to give satisfaction. I remain, Ladies and Gentlemen, Your obedient servant, R. W. DAVIES. 4, Burlington -street, TO THE PARISHIONERS OF LIVERPOOL. LADIES AND GENTLEMEN, • A VACANCY.having occurred in the Office of COLLEC TOR for the Paris-h, by the death of the late Mr. P. S. Dowdall, I beg leave to offer myself as a CANDIDATE for the same, and most respectfully solicat/vour• favour on the day of Election, assuring you that, shoul& I be so fortunate as to be appointed to the situation, every exertion will be made me to discharge the important duties of the same, so as to obtain your approbation. • I am, Ladies and Gentlemen, youi obedient servant, THOMAS MUIR. 63, Great Newton-street, TO THE . PARISHIONERS OF LIVERPOOL. LADIES AND GENTLEMEN, • IN consequence of the death of Mr. P, S. Dowdall, there is a Vacancyfor a COLLECTOR of t4e4overnment and Parish Taxes. The choice of a successor will probably be determined by a public vote of the Vestrvl and I t)(• leave most respect fully to announce myself a CAN DIDATE for the Situation. As I can show favourable testimonials to character and competency, I most earnestly solicit your votes and interest. I am, Ladies and Gentlemen, Your most obedient humble Servant, 1, Paradise-street. RICHARD TAYI&R,, Inottrance N'otitto. • WEST OF ENGLAND 7 '•• - • FIRE AND LIFE INSURANCE COMPANY.. Chief Office, EXETER. l A W E INSURANCES are effectedethe aPproved plan of giving to tho se i nsure d a part i c i ion is the . disposable surplus Premiu ms , w hi c h may bVad ad ded as a BONUS to the Sum inflated, ot applied in reduction of the future ANNUAL PAYMP.NTs. A REDUCED SCALE OF.PREMIUMS and Conditions may be w 7 H iTE ... H WILLIAM l and SONS, • 'Agents, 12, Exchange-buildino Liverpool. Empowered 1n Act of Parliament 3d - William IV.' • ECONOMIC -LIFE ASSURANCE SOCIETY, No. 31, BRIDGE-StEIIEt.BI:Ae.KFItIAIIS, LONDON. • Established- 1823.. • - : - The Right lion. Tilos. FRANI/1./IND LEWIS, M. P.A.:nairman. HENRY FRED. STEPHENSON.'Esq.. Dept(Chairman. Resident litireittiJ,' • JcFrat o wt. ;,E's •P.R. S. Agent for Liverpool, Tz- O.' CpOPER: • • . Medical Referee for Liverpool, ROBERTSON. r - r HIS ;Social/ Ito for its basis, E e NO1411( COMBINED I WITH SECURITY—the terms of-Assurancei , for ybung aud--•uiddle-aged- lives being much lower than those --of uey other Office which gives a howls to the,Assured; - and a fait statement of its affairs is annually- Made-U.-the Share-holders anifrolicY-holders, who have a controul over the Society. - Three-fourths of :the profits are now divided -anionpi thoso, Assured on an equable scale, for the- whole term of lite'after' fl; Policies shall have been in force four years ~ and, eventually the whole of the profits Will be so divided. Endowments for children arc granted, and Assurances on Joint Lives, Survivorships, Survivorship Annuities, as well as every species of Life contingency, at rates proportional to the nature-of the rislia,•which are as low as possible compatible with'security to the Assured. Assatances_ are also effected, either by paying .small Pre miums at first, and increasing them every .five years, or by pay ing a high Premium at first, subject to periodical abatements, and, ~ ultimately, the payments to cease altogether. In tine,- persons-mayb e Assured in any way - which may be best adapted lo their cireumttances'or wishes. By Order 'of the Board of Directir4 T. 0. COOPER,. Agent,