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"`' • ~ 4 , i: w v J i 'EE p4„i.; I ~ -,~.•__ VERTISER. AN* GENERAL CI3IMERCIAL ' o L IL No. 104 Eiberpool *bipptna• EAST irmzEs 41- 41 To 7 dtc,, the 11 on the Ist De cem b er .—F or BOMB Y direct, e S hip GIPSEY ROBERT HIGHA e aster • bur bltne 4OO tons.—For' freight or g apply to Cap egs,. 13 tain HIGHAT, on board in t rince Dock ; 0 1.0 and RUSSEL, Brokers, or JOHN TOBIN.to o succeed the GIPSEY.—To sail on the 31s ecember. :if "... !,,,or BOMBAY, the new Ship MON mut> GILL, ••• uor tiln „ - 0. ander; 400 tons burthen. freight or pas uock. . *ane apply to Captain GILL, on ard, in the Prince's , to Messrs. BOLD and RussEL, Brokers ; or to JOHN TOBIN ................................................, _ 4‘ . , , For BOMBAY, the fast Ship MAIMS, Al, ..i.l'4 , 161 iN MACFIE, Commander; 671 rekister tons, will .....- well aired, ' flare early despatch; her poopiffins are ample and ul a irppi where passengers w have comfort.—For Y on board, Queen's Dock, or to ``-----....___ DUNCAN GIDB. 4.th - For BOMB Ay the fine Ship RANG) 311, Captain 0•10. AriTcniNsox burthen 512 tous.—Fw'ireight or pas sage apply to the master on board`` in the Prince's Dore uor , or to CHARLES HORSPALL and SON. Will be. despatched o n the 15th December.—For SINGAPORE, -direct, the fast Bri.- , PARTAN, Amiss LUMSDEN, Master; burthep•per register 237 r and Co., o tells.—Por freight or passage apply to Messrs. JOHN t THOMAS RIPLEY. r WEST INDIES. have immediate despatch—A regular .trader for .. s, 1 : ) RARA, the Ship CHRISTINA, WILLIAM ' u t GA ItTH, Master • Al 300 tons, has superior =corn t'rei4ht °1: rnodation passengers,' and bedding found.—For and c oo Passage apply on b oar d, G eorge ' s D oc k, to Lucas or to JOHN WINDER and Co. ---...••••....0.11.1• 11 ••••••••••.• .. 1.. t To sail on the 22d instant.—For DEMERARA, the r* Ship CORINTHIAN, ROBERT rn AVDON, - , A , L!,, C0M ..,t...:A '' arßier ; b ur th en - per reg i ster 391 tons. his vessel has most commodious and comfor cabins. lit ten , diali.4: 4 to mil on th e 7th Decenaber.—For JAMAICA, and will , GotKis at MORANT BAY, SALT RIVER, BLACK ii. , E H , 4. ANA -LA-MAR, and GREEN ISLAND, the Ship SEAFORr , to t ,, 8. JuuusToNE• Commander ; burthen, per register, 367 4-riOhw..: For freight o; passage , (the accommodations_ bei_ngsn r ) , apply t o OHN GLADSTONE and C o. --- (One concern.) _.---- - Will sail on the 30th instant.—For BARBADOS, I=l the Liverpool -built Barque ARETHIMA, DAVID 177; ......IlFUToCrlifreriv.so.N, Master; nois loading in Prince's Dock. kityE , mat or passage apply to, _ e ',.....,5.......2_L1THERLAND, and - Co., )5( olstenhol m e - s q u a r . ft To sail 3d December.—For BARBADOS. - the Ship B ARTON, J. J. A ithisTaoNG, Master,—et'or freight or Passage apply to BARTON, IRLAM, arrti HIGGINSON. AMERICA. 7 , 11 Positively clear ouTuesday next.—For BAHIA, the kdritish-built, coepered, and copper-faiiened Brig L 'unDESON, Captain T. P JoanEsoN.—Now lying ei "F the Queen's Dock Gates four-fifths of her cargo V o 3 .33. board and engaged, she will be despatched as above.— ' 4 relght of fine goods Or passage apply to TINLEY, LANGSTON, and Co., et. Clarendon-buildings, South john-stre FREIGHT 10s. PER TON. Warranted first vessel. 4 ,4 1 , LINE OF PACKETS FOR RIO DE JANEIRO, . To Sail on the Ist, 10th, and 20t1rof every Month. Th e To Sail on the 20/staid, lgp ton To Brig PACIFIC Captain TAYLOR; A 1, Qud irdsv coppered and copper-fastened, sails remarkably fast, the Prince's conveyance. —For terms, &c., apply on board, Ault! Dock; to Messrs. W. and J. TY It ER j to Messrs. tY BROTHERS; or to JOHN HOLLIWELL, Castle-street. Fill have quick deßpatch.—For BUENQS AYRES, 01 4ec o t, Ti the remarkably flue new Brig WILTON h e T HOMAS STOCK.DALE, laWr; AI, now on exp ecte4 I first voyage, coppered an pper-fastened, and t __ v4asehgerso be a velyfast-sailing vessel, r accommodations for ass - are supo rier ; l ying i n th e Ki ng ' s D o ck.—For freight to ASHLEY BROTHERS. UNITED STATES ,gt: To sail immediately.—For CHM LESTON, the LA DY ROWENA, A. MAIN, aster; a reg ular -61 : , trader of the first class, burthe /1 tons.—For terms or to of f re i ght or passages apply o. ward, Kin Dock, A. LODGE and PRICHARD. • ..4 regular Trader.—For SAVANNAH, the well- Known Brig ROBERT BURNS, JOHN MESSENGER, 11 a stet. ; burthen per register 3(X) tons, coppered and " eopper-fastened. For eight lipassage apply to AS CROWDER, Merchan f t, r or to .1. NELSON WOOD and CO. Irk I, t o Teffueuee of the alteration of the American duties on the at N: 44 arY, 183-I, the KATHARINE JACKSON Win not arrivp. b efo _nr York bef ore th at per i o d , an d i s intended not to sail " the 20th instant. For NEW YORK, the spleziaid New American .4 1 1,4 1 h Ship KATHARINE JACKSON, Captain N. FER ..-41:‘•:' N A"; burthen 450 tons, New Yok-built, of the test vey,ne materials, sails remarkably fast. and is a first-rat bock :•" — Por freight or passage apply . on board, in Prince's WADDINGTON, HOLT, and Co. T— receive goods until the 21st, and sail on theVd inst. F " NEW ORLEANS, the first class New York - ?!:.! cr built Ship GENERAL WILIAPIS, JOHN HOLD. Z'Pp ered R E_”, Comma n d er; b ur th eu , RfOr register, 445 tons, Cap in 'ma copper-fastened, sails fast, and in every ,%)tair:‘snyerior conveyance for goods and passengers.— drege, on his arrival,will take a steam-boat up the tor ire' Phi to insure despatch in the delivery of his cargo.— titicelttekr o a r ss t a o ge apply to Captain Holdrege on board, COMSON, BELL, and Co., 13, Chapel-street. n a I substantial ship SIR EDWARD CODRING ,T*AttThe 412 register t o ns, carries a - large cargo upon iight draft of water; her hull aid equipments are in good order. --For particulars apply to DUNCAN GIBE._ 41- FOR SALE OR CIIARTER—The fine new eff ').;,._ Lc:red and copper-fastened. Ship' PRUDENCE, `-' O PPIN, master, burthen per register-281 tons, built n of th et St. John's, N. 8., under the particular inspection 1832 master, for the owner's own use, launched in April , 97 and was copp .red upon felt in May, 1833 ; length aloft 6 feet 8 inches, -' breadth 25 feet 5 inches 'height between decks 4.011.. et 11 inches depth of hold 17i feet, lips a poop cabin and desiitant forecastle, with a female bust-head. This is a very 4 i ar e vessel for the passenger or cotton trade, as she carries but ezt!'go upo a light draft of water, and wants nothing 4i.,P,r, vision s to proceed to sea.—For particulars apply to Cap ' ‘,ocpix, onboard, east side Prince's Dock ; or to JOHN DEAKIN, 4, Duke's -place. lidib—erpeot trant Xabigation For WATERFORD. To tail every Friday : with liberty to Tow I,:essels, caul to sa il and navigate seTth or without Pilots , The new Steam Boat ST. PS - TRICK, Non.ll , ALEXANDER KEAY, Commander; ni a ,t a rg i‘ with Two Engines of Eighty-horse - power each, Y ,lessrs. George Forrester and Co. Also, the well-known Steam-boat GIPSY, T o a E. ToniN, R. N., Cizmmander, tif4aod — "el"' Tuesday, with the same liberties as above-men •St. p a , . ,rick ()Zee, Clarence Dock. JOHN TOBIN. 1833. For GRgENOCK and GLASGOW, The GI, gi ., w ith Goods and Passengers to the Bromielate. --S COW and LIVERPOOL SHIPPING COMPANY'S ..„..., . ' . - STEAM PACKETS, • 0 11 \ L IVERPOOL...ROM' , ILIEPBURN, Commander. •I.r, - MANCHESTER ..,#4II. MAIN, Commander. -- -› t .w , , , CLYDE we_ ~ esrundert ROWINrCRAWFORD, Commander. Sail . ~. ' .'-‘,AILSA CRAIG T Wri.le, Commander. from the Clarence Dock, with•or without pilots, .I`-I,_o Permittin g :___, no new P• theth Steamer CLYDE, sails To .mortitow instant, at Six o'clock in the -Evening. v (Wednesday ,3teainer MANCHESTER, sails on SATURDAY, " '2.3d instant,At Nine o'clock in the Evening. the ; 1 1 ' 6 new Steamer AP S.l CRAIG, sails on Mozi IDA; instant, at Nine o'clock Evening. kPVIT to ancUMARTIN, 3, Drury-lane, Water-street. Lonbon *pipping. NEW SOUTH WALES. Will be despatched on the lOthliecember—Fo r HOBART 4 ' IP., TOWN and .SYDNEY, the fine ' .fast-ftailing, British nwi b u ilt Ship RED ROVER, A 1, t.iBERT CHARLES CHRYSTIE, Commander, 500 0, =then ; lying in the St. Katharine Docks ; has superior . ccommodation for pas sengers ; is well armed, and will cat ry a Surgeon.—F3r freight or passage apply to Messrs. COCKBURN and C0.,_11, New Broad street, or to GO DWIN and LEE, 117, Bishopsgate-street-within, London. • 7— , Succeeds the DRYADR,—Direct for SYDNEY, the fine fast-sailing armed Ship, ansl . " - Regular Trader, -- 7.1 .; , 7 CARO L NE, A 1, burtheu/400 tons; FRANCIS TnEAnwELL, Commander ;,.)ling in the St. Katha rine Docks; has a spacious poop, with excelle nt hei g hts iu the 'tween decks. For freight or passage apply to Mr. ROBERT Baooxs, 80, Old Broad-street, or to GODWIN and LEE, 117, Bishopsgate-street-within, London. For SI DNE Y, N ew South NV ales, direct,the remark , . ff • abl y tine fast-sailing British - built Ship B RISTOL, .4,g,, - copper-fastened and newly coppered, ISAAC RICHES, Commander; lying in the St: Katharine's Dock; burthen 500 tons. Has the greatest, part of her cargo actually on board ; and many passengers engaged, and will sail in all this month. This vessel has a poop, and lofty between decks, and possesses very superior accommodation both for cabin and steerage passengers.—For freight or passage apply to JOHN Mansitam., 25; Birchin lane • to G. L. JAcksox and Scuts, 18, Water-lane, Thames-street; or to JOHN CRAMOND, 46, Lime -street ; London. or• *alt. A fine new trig, (temporarily named the OftVtLL,) 136 tons per register, built by Messrs. Jabez Bailey and Read, at Ipswich, of the t veest materials; sails fast, will stow a large car nd is well adapted for the Mediterranean •trade : lying in t e.LondonJold) Deck. — For particulars apply to . D. and H. WILKINSON, St. Michael's-alley, Cornhill, London The fine new Brig EGFItID, '258 tons, built under the inspection of the present owner, at Sunderland , a nd ,01..r s tl launched last October; she is - a very strong, well-built, "72 1 - • handsome vessel, and will carry a large cargo ; copper fastened, and her stores of the very be:t ., luality : lying in the Regent Canal Dock. Also, the fine Brig SYLPH, 156 t‘s, coppered with heavy copper last year, and co per fastened; was built of the very best materials, at St. John, N. 8., in 1828 ; she is a very handsome vessel, carries a large cargo, arid well found in good stores : lying off the Hermitage.—For inventories and further particu lars inquire of CHARLES WALTON, Newman's-court, 73, Cornhill, London. -- FOR SALE BY PRIVATE CONTRA of CT,— 4, a new Ship (temporarily named the STAG), 323 „4,ltrk"- tons register, built at Stockton, of the very best ma "'"' terials; has a scroll head and poop, and will bear the most minute inspection; now lying in Church Hole.—lnven tories may be had on board, and further particulars known by applying to MARSHALL, HUTCHISON and Co., New City Chambers, Bishops ate-street, London i~tol se}Pl)tfq, _ FOR SA LE. • A new SHIP, of about 360 tons register admeasure ment, built from prime British materials; with p oo p fo'' and topgallant forecastle, head and quarter galleries; she is particularly well calculated for the East India trade, will sail well with a large cargo, and may be ready for sea in a month. Also the Ship PARAGON, of 330 tons register; built by us in 1830, from prime seasoned British materials, with a raised quarter-deck, taking the mainmast; busthead and quarter galleries, stows a large cargo, and sails fast. She is just come out of dock, having been stripped, caulked, recoppered, and put in complete order, and will be supplied with every thing ready for sea, except provisions. Also, a small. VESSEL, of about 44 tons register admeasure ment, built for fast sailing, and will answer well as a droger in the West Indies. For further particulars aOly to GEORGE HILHOUSE and Co. Bristol, Nov. 5, 1833. Lonlion*tram Xabigation. THE GENERAL STEAM NAVIGATION COMPANY, Established by Act of Parliament. THE GENERAL STEAM NAVIGATION • Ai, COMPANY'S ,ii• - Pdtozers• LEAVE LONDON For HAMBURG (with his Majesty's Mails) every- Wednesday and Saturday morning early. ROTTERDAMFor (with his INlajest ils) every Wed alesday and Saturday morning, o'clockat precisely. For OSTEND every Saturday morn. For CALMS every Wednesday and Saturday with Passengers only, and every Sunday_with Passengers and Merchandise. For RAMSGATE every Wednesday and Saturday (from St. Katharine's Wharf), at Eight o'clock. From BRIGHTON to DIEPPE every Saturday. For freight, apply at J. NORNIAN'S, 1, Water-lane, Tower street; and for berths at this Office.—lnformation may also be had at No. 56, Haymarket. N.B.—Passeers going to Hamburg are request ed to be on board early on Tuesday and Friday evenings. Powerful Steam Packets for Towing and Excursions. CHAS BESSELL, Secretary. General Steam Navigation Company's Office,t 69. Lombard-street. ,London. _ . V. 2, For ANTWERP and BRUSSELS —The first- Pk ra t e Steam-packet ROYAL GEORG E, GEORGE r M‘BLAJN, Commander, 360 tons, and 140 horse p o wer, proceeds to ANT' WERP with goods and passengers from off the Custom-house on SATURDAY morning next, at 9 o'clock, and returns from Antwerp on FRIDAY, the 29th instant.—For particulars of freight+ &c., A apply to DE RIE and RHN, Brokers, 4, Crescent, Minories, London. Fares from London to Antwerp and back, £3.—Either way, £2. mtnott *de Attetton. On THURSDAY next, the 21st instant, at Garraway's Coffee house, Cornhill, 24 Chests fine RED BARN, 30 Chests CROWN - BARK, 6 Ditto New MANNA, 2 Canisters SAFFRON, 28 Chests RHUBARB, p i 20 Jars SOY, 20 Bales GENTIAN, 20 Ditto A LKANET ROOT, 30 Barrels CHICORY, 30 Ditto BRUNSWICK POWDER, 38 Slabs TIN, 26 Chests RHUBARB, 5 Casks FLAG ANNATTO. PRICE and GIFFORD, Brokers, 7, Suffolk-lane, London. On THURSDAY next, the 21st instant, at Garraway's Coffee house, Cornhill, 16 Drums SCAMMONY, just landed, 8 Chests fine Flakey MANNA, 23 Cases Picked GUM ARABIC, 10 Chests GUM TRAGACANTH, 1000 Smallßottles OTTp ROSES, 5 Packaßes Turkey SPONGE, 150 Bags '1 URMERIa, 50 Barrels Spanish Lump BLACK LEAD, About 60 Tons Turkey BOXWOOD, now landing, 18 Bales Turkey COTTON YARN, damaged, 10 Bags Petersburgh GLUE, And other Goods. Particulars in due time, by GEORGE BROOKS, Broker, 2, Turnwheel-lane, Dowgate-hill, London. On FRIDAY next, the 22d instant, at Half-past Two, at Lloyd's Coffee House, Cornhill, The good Ship CAMBRIDGE, built in Calcutta, of Teak, 802 4-91 tons per register, has three decks, l* v figure-head, double stern and gallefies, poop and fore castle, ------ with ample heights and4ery superior accom modations for passengers. Is sheathed9\vith wood over patent felt and coppered, her wales were led with teak plank, also o n patent felt in 1828, fastened wit copper bolts through and t h r ough; at the same time a consi erable expense was incurred in driving extra copper bolts through the shelf pieces in the hold and through the lodging and handing knees of the orlop deck, and the breasthooks and transoms . bhe has discharged upwards of 1250 tons of cargo from India. The ship is in excellent order and well found in stores of every description ; and particularly adapted to the East India and China Trades. James Barber, Esq., Commander. Now lying in the Thames Ship Building Company's Dry Dock, at Deptford, where she may be minutely insvected. 1 , or inventories and p a rticulars apply to WM. WOOLCOM BE, 1, Freeman's-court, Cornhill, London. CALCUTTA. NTOTICE IS . HEREBY GIVEN, to all Captains and .1. 1 1 Owners of ,Vessels destined for the Above Port, that, by application to Messrs. ALEXANDER and CO., or to Ilessrs. VV[LLisand EAKLE, of that city,•they may be accommodated with RUM, SUGAR,.&e. on the following very low terms, in any quantity, (with Casks included.) (warranted equal to .Jamaica,) London proof, Its. annas per gallon (on board ;) or equal, to ls. 2d. the old wine measure. Curified TREACLE, of a very superior quality, (uo Bastard Sugar having been extracted therefrom,) at 4 rupees Vie cwt. ; being equal to 7s. Double Refined LOAF SUGAR, at 24 sicca rupees 4p. cwt. Single Refined LOAF SUGAR, equal iu quality to Titler's and Harnbro' Loaves, at 1G rupees #' cwt. CRUSHED LUMPS, of almost an equal quality, at 13 rupees 41' cwt. Excellent MUSCOVADO . SUGAR, at 8 rupees If' cwt., uprfo finest Clayed Sugar, at 12 rupees. if' cwt. with. inter mediate qualities at.prorionate prices. 'VINEGAR. at 12 annas ( ' O. W. Measure. DISTILLED VINEGAI , at 1 rupee IV old gallon. All the above Articles are produced at the BoaPivAN 'ScPAR MiLLs, the.Property . ef Messrs. C. H. BLAKE and Co. ICB.—The lturq if so required, may be had 30 per cent. over prOOT, • PUBLISHED EVERY TUESDAY AND FRIDAY MORNING. .HEARTS RESOLVED, AND HANDS PREPARED, THE BLESSINGS THEY ENJOY TO GUARD ! TUESDAY, NOVEMBER 19, 1833 Eibtrpoot by Auction. Amte bu auction. THIS DAY. THIS DAY, (Tuesday,) the 19th instant, at Twelve o'clock, at Tower-garden. 7 Bales VieAu4iKINS, lately landed.—Apply to Messtits:' G. F. DICKSON and Co. Me rchants, or to BECKWITH and HUTCHINSON, Brokers. Tuts DAY (Tuesday), at One o'clock ; at John Collier and Co.'s Office, North John-street, 1,000 Drums , 2/1001 Ditto New Pulled PIGS, 5,6004 Ditto . 1,000 Drums 1,0001- Ditto New/ bgana RAISINS, 186 Barrels Carabourna DITTO, 50 Ditto Ellimi DITTO, 9 Ditto Black Fogio DITTO. Now landing ex Exquisite, from: Smyrna.—Apply to Messrs. JOSEPH HEAP and 613Ns, Merchants; or to JOHN COLLIER and Co., Brokers. TIIIMSDAY. On TimasDAY next, the 21st instant, at Twelve o'clock, at Molyneux, Taylor, and Co.'s Office, ,Chapel-street, 421 'Tierces Carolina 11ICE, Landed ex Silas Richards.—Apply to Messrs. CYRUS 31ontiALL and Sox, Merchants, or to 2110LYNEUX, TAYLOR, and Co., Brokers. On THURSDAY next, the 21st instant, at Twelve o'clock, on the Quay, west side Queen's bock; 176. Logs of Havannalf.et DAR, Just landed, of superior quality and good dimensions.—Apply E to - DMPSEY, BENBOW, and Co., Brokers. On TuURSDAY next, the 21st instant, at Twelve o'clock, on the Quay, south-west corner of Queen's Duck, 3-190 Pine and Spruce DEALS, ~, 280 Birch PLANKS, 5040 Oak and Ash HOGSkrAI STAVES, Being the entire cargo per Mary Ann, ek Halifax, now land ing.—Apply to. Mr. Wsi. FAIRCLOUGH, Merchant, or DEMPSEY, BENBOW, and Co., Brokers. On THURSDAY next, the 21st instant, at Twelve o'clock, at T. and H. Littledale and Co.'s Office, Exchange, 800 Bags Bombay BLACK PEPPER, 200 Ditto NW, partially damaged, And may be seen in Wright's, 207, Jackson's-lane.--Apply to Messrs. Wm. TitosiPsoN and Co., Merchants, or to T. and H. LITTLEDALE and Co., Brokers. FRIDAY. On FRIDAY next, the 22d inst., at Twelve 2"-elock, at Roscow and Rigg's Office, WaterAttreet, 520 Dry OX HIES.. Ex Bona-Fide, from Buenos Ayres.—Apply to Messrs. WAD DINGTON, HOLT and Co., 'Merchants, or to ROSCOVV and RIGG, Brokers. OD FRIDAY next, the 22d instant, at 'l'welvio'clock, at Bate son and Horsfall's'Office, Lowor fiastle-street, 50 Casks Jamaica and Demerat' 311 Bags Ditto, COFFEE. BATESON and HORSFALL, Brokers. OD FRIDAY next, the 22d instant at Twelve o'clock, at Beck with and Hutchinson's office, Towei-garden, 9000 Ox and Cow HORy 3500 Do. 27 Pipes TALLOW, -6 1 Ton Do. ex Harriet and Rapid, from Bahia.—Apply to BECKWITH and HUTCHINSON, Brokers. On FRIDAY next, the 22d instant, at One o'clock, at E. W. Jackson's Office, 3, Tithebard-street, 9 Casks QUERCITASA BARK, Slightly damaged, per May Hannah Ellice, 12 Hhds. Inferior TURMERIC, 1 Chest Bengal INDIGO. For further particulars apply to E. W. JACKSON, Broker. On FRIDAY next, the 22d instant, at Twelve o'clock, at W. P. Bushby's office, Exclolige-alley, 111 cases Barbadoes "ROWItOOT, just landed ex Barton.—Apply to Messrs. T. and H. MURRAY, Merchants, or to W, P. BUSHBY, Broker. NEXT WEEK &c. On Thursday, the 28th instant, at Twelv . ero'Clock, at Buchanan and Browne's OfficeoOldhall-strcet, 60 Bales Buenos Ayres WOOL. BUCHANAN and BROWNE, Brokers. On THURSDAY, the 28th instant, at A. GarrSae's Office, North John-street s 84 Bales Buenos ApikeNVOOL. Apply to Messrs. MURRAY, SYNIR and Co., or to ABRAM GARTSTDE. On *ale. Helmsdale Crown Brand WHITE HERRINGS, Bighouse Bay Ditto DITTO, West Highland Ditto DITTO, from Glendoo, Cured British LING, COD, STENLOCK; and HAKE, New RED HERRINGS expbcted. Also Puncheons of the TeaninichlDistillery, Ross-shire, fine WHISKEY.—AppIy to WILLIAM M'LEOD and Co., 43, Mersey-street. Polish Rhine HEMP; Irish Clearing, Roughing, and Short TOW; Sail CANVAS . Cotton and Coffee .BAGGING, HESSIANS, &c. SACKS for Salt and Grain, TWINES, LINES, &c. :„ Apply to DODGSON and SMITH, Cleveland-buildings, No. 11, Park-lane. •Who have to LET, with immediate possession, two large WAREHOUSE ROOMS, 66 feet by 23, with two OFFICES and Fixtures complete, rent only 475 per annum, free of all taxes. (One concern.) SUPERIOR BRITISH WINES constantly on Sale, at SCIIOLEFIELD'S, Druggist, Queen-square, Liverpool:— CHAMPAGNE, or I RASBERRY, GREEN GOOSEBERRY CURRANT GINGER, COWSLIP, IirLDE R. ORANGE, Price 9s. a Gallon, or 18s. a Dozen; CHAMPAGNE 21s. per Dozen—exclusive of Bottles. D. S. begs to direct the attention of the Public to his Ginger Wine, highly recommended by the faculty, as a powerful Sto machic, possessing at the same time exqisite flavour, which will render it acceptable to the most delicate patient. *alto by Auction. SALE OF FURNITURE, 4-c. By Mr. MACLEAN, TOMORROW, (Wednesday,) the 20th instant, at Eleven o'clock precisely, at No. 60, Church-street, under the Liver Theatre, A N Assemblage of genteel and modern HOUSEHOLD ri FURNITUItE, cumprizing Loo, Pctxxlaroiset, and Ca4d Tables, pair of Rosewood Ditto, :handsome Pedestal Sideboard, with carved back, two Piano-fortes, set of Mahogany Trafalgar Chairs, Imitation RosewoiiidDitto, lofty Four-post and Camp Bedsteads, with Morine fiangings ' • elegant Couch, Sofas, Buffets, large Chimney Glass, Painted Chamber Arti cles, excellent Feather Beds, Mattresses, Dressing Glasses, &c.; Cut and Plain Decanters, handsome China Tea Service, a few Plated Articles, with Richly-embossed and Chased Silver Edges, two Pair Silver Candlesticks, Silver Forks, &c., with a variety of useful Kitchen Requisites. The whole may be viewed and Catalogues had the day pre vious to the Sale. On MONDAY, the 25th instant, at Six o'clock in the Evening, at Mr. Glitherow's, sign of the Old Swan, - "IIGHT COTTAGES, situate in West Derby, and near to .12,1 the Old Swan, one of which fronts the road leading from thence to Wavertree, the other seven adjoining the same, and running in a westerly direction, forming one side of a road, and contain, in the whole, about 473 square/1 , 04s of Land. The above Cottages are built in aLitibstantial manner, and nearly completed. Also to he SOLD, a DELF, near the above property, front ing to the Turnpike-road, leading from Liverpool to Warring ton, and occupied by Bamford and Hewitt, containing about 2000 square yards. Tenure Copy Inheritance. Apply to JAMES WOODS, Surveyor, Fenwick-street. On MONDAY, the 2d of December next, at One o'clock in the Afternoon, at the Clarendon-rooms, in Liverpool, in one or more Lots, as may be agreed upon at the time of Sale, and subject to such conditions as will be then produced pursuant to a deeretal order of the Court of Chancery ofribe. County Palatine of Lancaster, made in a cause " Putt C. Rushton,'" before William Shawe, 'Esq., Registrar of the said Court,. A bIESSUAGE or DWELLING-HOUSE and SHOP .situate on the north side of and fronting to Great Rich mond.:streel, and running along Yox-street, in Li'verpool aforesaid. in the oceuvation of Mr. John Fish. Also, Two other MLSSUAGES or DWELLING-HOUSES ,fronting to Great Richmond-street, and adjoining the last men tioned Messuage and Shop on the west side thereof, in the several occupations of Mr. Thomas Bradley and Mr. Thomas Barry. The above Premises are Freehold of Inheritance, and con tain iu front to Great Richmond-street Aforesaid 14 yards or thereabouts, and in depth backwards five yards and two feet or thereabouts. Printed particulars may be had (gratis) at the Registrar's Office in,Preston; and fur further particulars application may be. made to Messrs. AVISON and SON, Solicitors, Cook-street;' or' to .Mr TuonAs ILinvey, Solicitor, .Union-court, Castle street, Liverpool ; or to MesSrs..liEcts anti l'EsinEnToic, So licitors,' Mascot. -SMOLLETT. EXTENSIVE, SALE OF WINES AND SPIRITS, (2000 DQZEN,) AT THE AUCTION MART, MUSIC-HALL, BOLD-STREET, LIVERPOOL. MESSRS. POLLARD and CO. have the honour to an nouuce they have been instructed to Sell by Public Auc tion, on WEDNESDAY, the 20th, and TueRSDAY, the 21st inst., each day at One o'clock precisely. The GENUINE and CAPITAL STOCK of a Merchant about to retire from Business, consisting of about 300 Dozen of rich, full-bodied PORT, - 550 Dozen of mellow SHERRY, 100 Dozen of remarkably fine MADEIRA, 600 Dozen of excellent VIDONIA, 100 Dozen of excellent CLARET, 150 Dozen of Sparkling CHAMPAGNE, 200 Dozen of choice Cognac BRANDY. Together, TWO THOUSAND - DOZEN, which will be put up in Lots to suit the convenience ofthe Trade and Private F'a: unties, who are respectfully invited to replenish their , Cellars from this most ample and genuine Stock, as a provision against the approaching festivities of Christmas. The Champagne, Brandy, and part of the . Sherry are in con venient Cases of Two and Three Dozen each; and Catalogues will be delivered at the Mart, ou TUESDAY, the 19th instant. The . Wines to be,Tasted on the Morning of sale. CLOSING SALE AT THE PANTHEON ROOMS, 59, CHURCH-STREET, Tuts DAY, (Tuesday,) the 19th, and To-sion u ow, (Wednesday,) th e filth instant, at Eleven o'eloek precisely: M. R . thatlitilieD i G s Si instructed uc r t e e ss respectfully f u sellll by announces pub to Auction,the Public, L! above Rooms, the yesidue_ of all the valuable Consignments, consisting of a quantity of Bengal Mats, Chinese Satin Da mask, Kidderminster etskim assortment of Bronzes, an extensive Stock of Sheflield.Goods, in a great variety of ele gant and useful Articles with Silver Edges, several Sets of China Ornaments,•Cut Glass Goblets, and Wine Glasses, Ne Plus_Ultra Writing Desks, Rosewood Work-boxes, and a mul titudinous assemblage of miscellaneous Articles which are 'or dered for unreserved Sale. May be viewed, and Catalogues had. - NO AUCTION DUTY. RICHLY CUT and PLAIN GLASS, By Mr. BACH, Without reserve,—To-mounow, (Wednesday,) the 20th instant, at the corner of Elliot-street, Clayton-square„ - * order of the Assignees of Thomas Jandrell, Mamti:acturof; DART of the STOCK-IN-TRADI* uimprising Richly-cut Glass Dishes, Liquor Bottles, Dieanters, Celery Glasses, Butter Cups, Flower Stands, Candlesticks, Champagnes, Hocks, Tumblers, Wines, &c. Catalogues are in preparation, and mal , be had on the Pre mises, and the whole viewed on the MOrning of -Sale. THROSTLE-NEST HOTEL, BOWLING-GREEN, &c. - ---- _____ By Messrs. T. and J. TROTTER, On MONDAY next, the '2sth itistant, at Six o'clock in the even ing, at the house of Mr. Chambers, the Castle Inn, North Scotland-road, „... THE unexpired LEASE of about 17 Years; and the Li censes, Good-will, and Fixtures of Ae THROSTLE NEST HOTEL ; Scotland-road, adjo . • the new Catholic r Chapel, with the Brewhouse and F ures, Stable, Ship on Sheds; Piggeries, and other Outbuil ngs ; excellent Bowling Green, Quoiting, Nine Pin and. Skittle Grounds, and about Half an A cre o f Land, fronting the new Boundary-street, and two Cottages adjoining the Hotel in Scotland-road. Further particulars__ may be had on application to Messrs. TROTTII, W hitechapeL WATERLOO HOTEL, CROSBY. • By Messrs. T. and J. TROTTER, . _ On MONDAY add TUESDAY next, the 25th and 26th instant Precisely at Eleven o'clock each day, at the Waterloo Hotel, Crosby, THE remaining genuine HOUSEHOLD FURNITURE, an eight-day Timepiece, Glass, twelve useful harness Horses, an excellent four-wheeled Car, three two-wheeled Ditto, a narrow-wheeled Water Cart, Polly Gigs, Harness, two Mulch Cows, Stable Utensils, and other Effects of Mr. Towers, who is giving up the Establishment. The FURNITURE comprises about tw eutfsets of Four-post and Camp Bedsteads and Hangings, .HairMittresses, excellent Goose Feather Beds, Window Curtains, Carpets, Chimney Pier, and Dressing Glasses, Painted Chamber Chairs, Tables, and Washstands, &c., Mahogany articles in Chairs, Chests of Drawers, Sideboards, Pembroke, Card, and Snap Tables, Sofas, and a great variety of Articles, useful for Domestic pur poses, Kitchen Requisites, &c. The whole may be viewed on Saturday preceding the sale, when Catalogues may be had on the Premises, and from Messrs. TROTTER. T. be peremptorily By Messrs. T. and J. TROTTER, On WEDNESDAY, the 27th instant, at the House of Mr. Cham bets, the Castle Inn North, Scotland-road,—at the expence and risk of Mr. Thomas Harper, the purchaser at a former sale, fIpHE INTEREST of the Assitinee of William Hankin, a 11, Bankrupt, in a certain CONTRACT, dated the twentieth of June, 1827, entered into by the said Bankrupt, jointly with Messrs. Jackson and Burn, Mr. Rd. HartleMr. Chas. Padley, and Messrs. Williams and Gillow, for t purchase (at the rate of Is. 3d. per• superficial squar • ) of a Valuable Plot of Freehold Building LAND, situ' e to the front of the shore of the River Mersey, and adjoining the Crescent in Great Crosby, and on account of which said joint purchase the Bankrupt bath paid the sum of £312 10s. A Plan of the Land may be seen and further information had on application to Mr. Cola, Solicitor, 7, Queen-street. To bt rvo be LET, an excellent BONDED WINE VAULT, particularly eligible for the storing of Port Wines.--Apply to JAMES. IRV,ING, 15, Fleet-street. T o be LET, with immediate possessioi a commodious PUBLIC-IIOUSE and sPnirr. .VAVLTS, in one of the greatest -thoroughfares and best sitdigions in Liverpool,. with License, Gas, and all other Fixtifres 'complete. Rent £12,0. Apply by letter, post paid, Box T Postoffice. GRANITE QUARRIES. rrio be LET, from the Ist day of November, , for such term as may be agreed upon, these GRANITE QUARRIES at New Castle, in the county of Down, Ireland. - These Quarries are situate on the sea coast, with Railways, Weigh-bridges, &c. &C. &c. Immediately above the New Pier ) the Quarries are of the best descOption, and Stones can be shipped at a very trifling expense. !i Application to be made to JOHN LAW, Esq., Woodlawn, Castlewellan. The Bailiff, WILLIAM BALMY, of New Castle, will show the Premises. 28th October, 1833. To be Aolb. nro be SOLD (to close an administration account,) the 1 ROPER Y, STEAM FLOUR MILL,. and other PRE MISES, situated between Brownlow-hill and Copperas-hill, occupied by Messrs. Geo. Duncan, Son, and Massie, and Mr. John Shepherd, as their sub -tenant, of the Flour Mill. The .tenure is Leasehold. for three lives, (all in being,) and twenty one years. The situation is valuable either for its present pur 7 poses or for building ground. If a sale of the whole be not effected, the Ropery will be let either with or without the use of the Steani-engme : possession after the Ist of February next.—Apply to JAMES C. DUNCAN, or to RADCLIFFE and DUNCAN. Ist November, 1833. N.B.—An active person, possessed of a moderate capital and connections, would be treated with for a share in the Ropery business. Regal Notitto. NOTICE. A LL pelsons having claims upon, or•who are indebted to lA. the Estate of Mr. JOHN BEBINGtON, late of Everton, Plumber, Glazier, and Painter, deceased, are requested to fur nish the particulars df their claims§fii"ntamination and liqui dation, and to pay the amount of their respective Debts to Messrs. REntsu and BIRD, Accountants, 13, Tyrer-street, Houghton-street, Liverpool. WILKINSON and CHRISTIAN, Solicitors to the Administratrix. ASSIGNMENT. WHEREAS WILLIAM MARSTON, of Liverpool, in the county of Lancaster, grocer, bath, by indenture, bearing date the first day of October last, assigned over all his estate and effects to a trustee therein named, upon trust for the equal benefit of all such of the creditors of •the said William Marston as shall execute such assignment on or before the first day of January, 1831, NOTICE IS, THEREFORE, HEREBY. GIVEN, that the said indenture or assi g nment now and will remain at the o ffi ce of Mr. SANIUELBROWNiNTT, Accountant, Cla roudon-building-s; Liverpool, for the inspection and execution of the creditors of the said William Marston; and all. such of the creditors as shall refuse or neglect to execute the same on or before the said first day of January, 1834, will be 'excluded from all benefit and dividends arising therefrom. And all debts due to the said estate must be paid to the said SAAIUELBROWN LNTT, otherwise - actions will be commenced for the recovery thereof. November 15th, 1833. ASSIGNMiNT. WHEREAS WILLIAM PINDER, of Liverpool, in the county of Lancaster, tallow chandler, hath, by inden ture, bearing date the 31st day of 09tober last, assigned over all his estate and effects unto certain trustees therein named, upon trust for the equal benefit of allkt;611 of the creditors of the raid William Pinder as shall executtsJuch assignment DU or 'before the 30th November instant, d NOTICE IS, THEREFICFRE, HEREBY GIVEN, that the said Indenture or assignment now lies and will remain at the office of Mr, SAMtEL B ROWNE NTT, Accountant, Cla rendon-buildings, Liverpool, for inspection and execution by the creditors of the said William Pinder ; and all such of the creditors as shall refuse or neglect to execute the same on or before the said 30th November instant will be excluded from all benefit and dividends arising therefrom. And all debts due to the said estate must be paid to the said Asiuel, BROWNENTT, otherwise aetionSwillbe commenced for the recovery thereof. Necoither 15th,1833. gobiono. MISS HUMPHREYS respectfully announces to her Friends; th e L a di es of Liverpool a,nd its vicinity, that her FASHIONS for the present season will be ready for their inspection, Tilts DAY, the 19th instant.. 4 ' 21;-Slater-street. - . MISS SMITH respectfully announces to. the Ladies of Liverpool her return from London, where she has se lected an assortment of MILLINEXY, DRESSES, &c., which she purposes submitting to theV inspection This DAY, the 19th instant. 37, Renshaw -street, opposite Bold-street. ATISK WHALEY, in returning thanks toter Friends and -111.11. the Ladies o f Li verpoo l, f or th e lib era l ` support she has met with since her commencement in trusiness, begs most re spectfully to acquaint them that her WINTER FASHIONS, personally selected from the first Parisian Houses in London, consisting of MILLINERY, DRESSES, &c., will be submit ted for the favour of their inspectionTHlS DAY. the 19th inst. 68, Bold-street. TN announcing the'Fact, that, in Nine Months since his com mencement in Business JOSEPH DAVIS, LATE FOREMAN TO.MR. JACKSON, CASTLE-STREET, TAILOR AND HABIT MAKER, No. 78, CHURCH-STREET. Third door front Yartidi..e-stree t 47 - has received One Thousand Orders, a success unparalleled in the annals of the Trade, J. D. feels it a dfity incumbent to re turn his grateful thanks to his numerous Patrons and the Pub lic for such unprecedented support, and begs most respectfully to assure them the success he has received will only stimulate to further,exertions. Those gentlemen who may favour him with their commands will ever find him enabled to give them the most fashionable'Cut, and Workmanship not to be surpassed by any house ha the kingdom. Individuals and Pamilic,g who prefer procuring their own Cloth have now the opportunity of having the same ma de in the first-rate Style. November 11, 1833. Public 330D60, TO OWNERS OF SMALL TENEMENTS. LIVERPOOL PARISH RATES POR 1833-34 THE CHURCHWARDENS, OVERSEERS, and SE -111- LECT VESTRY, by virtue of 'the powers vested in them by the Local Act, have resolved to accept, for the present year, ONE-HALF of the Rates upon Tenements assessed at £l2 and . under, [ for which Landlords are liable] if padd to the TREASURER at the PARISH-OFFICE, in WAsoN's turr,DlNos, Harrington-street, near Castle -street, or to one of the COLLECTORS, before Four o'clock on MONDAY, the 16th December next, or on any previous day; after that day, a composition of TWO-THIRDS will be received, if paid before Four o'clock on MONDAY, the 31. February next, or ors any preceding day; after which time no abatement will be made, and the full amount of Rates will be forthwith levied. Persons are requested to pay as early as possible, in order to avoid the inconvenience and pressure experienced on former occasion.s. And NOTICE IS ALSO HEREBY GIVEN, that the SELECT VESTRY will meet on Monday, Tuesday, and Wednesday,.the 9th, 10th, and 11th days of Deceniber next, at Ten o'clock in the Forenoon of each day, in the SESSIONS HOUSE, SOUTH CHAPEL-STREET, for the purpose of hearing APPEALS as to Tenements of the annual value of £l2 and under; but in all cases where a Tenant shall seek to cast the burden of the Rates upon the Landlord, or the Landlord upon the Tenant, the Act of Parliament is imperative, that no appeal can be heard before the Select Vestry, until satisfaCtory proof shall be given b e f ore them, that the L a ndlord or Tenant, as the case may be, has had Ten Days' Notice, in Writing, of such Appeal. Palish-office, 19th Nov. 1833. LIVERPOOL- OIL GAS-LIGHT COMPANY. NNOTICE IS HEREBY GIVEN, that application is in tended to be made in the next ssion of Parliament, for leave to bring in a Bill t o it amend, and extend the powers and pr ov isions of an Act sed in the fourth year of the reign of his late Majesty, Kin George the Fourth, entitled "An Act for Li g hti ng w i t h Oil Gas the Town of Liverpool and certain places adjacent thereto," and to repeal so much of the said Act as p ro hibit s t h e said Company from manufacturing Gas from Coal, and to authorize the said Company to increase the Capital or Joint Stock of the said Company, and for other purposes. FOSTER and LLOYD, Solicitors to the said Company. ORAN' JUNCTION RAILWAY. THE DIRECTORS of the GRAND JUNCTION RAIL WAY COMPAN Y wish to call the attention of Stone masons and other Persons willing to Contract fer such a Work, to their Design of constructing a large Viaduct or Bridge across the Valley of the Weaver, in thetowuship of Dutton and county of Chester. The Plans and Specifications arev`:in course of preparation , and furth er notice will be given when they are completed. —ln the meantime the following particulars may be useful for the information of persons desirous of undertaking the Contract. The 'Viaduct is to be built of Stone, to consist of eighteen arches of 60 feet span each, and to be raised 60 feet from the surface of the Valley, or thereabouts. Stone of the best qua lity (which is to be found in the neighbourhood) will be re quired ; and sureties will be demanded for the due performance of the Contract. Further information may be obtained on application at the Company' s offi ceq a Mersey Ch mbers, Old Churchyard, Liver pool. By order of the Directors, ,GEORGE STEPHENSON, Engineer. MANCHESTER BOLTON, AND BURY CAN AL NAVIGATION AND RAILWAY. NOTICE IS 11ERE135i GIVEN, that application is in. .-I.N tended to be made to Parliament, in the next ensuing. Session, for an Act or Acts to amend, extend, enlarge, and render more effectual the powers and provisions of two several. Acts of Parliame n t, one passed in the first and second years of the reignP of his present Majesty King WiWain the Fourth , entitled "An Act to enable the Company of Proprietors of the "Canal Navigation from Manchester to 13olton and to Bury, to "make and maintain a Railway from Manchester to Bolton "and to Bury, in the county palate of Lancaster, upon or " near the lin e o f the said Canal Nailgation, and to make and "maintain a collateral branch to communicate therewith ;" and the other, pa sse d i n the second year o f t h e re i gn o f his said present Majesty "to enable the King William file Fourth, entitled "An Act Company of 'Proprietors of the Manchester, "Bolton, and Bury . Canal Navigation and Railway to alter "some parts of the said Canal Navigation, to alter and amend "the line of the said Railway, to make further collateral "branches thereto, and for amending the powers and provisions "of the Act relating to the said Canal and Railway and that it is intended to obtain power to make and maintain a branch Railway from and out of the main line of Railway, authorized by the said Acts, or one of them, to be made between the towns of Manchester and Bolton, in the said county, comm e n cin g from the west side of the said main line of Railway, (by one branch at or near a certain' place called Agecroft-hall, in the township of Pendlebury, in the parish of -Eccles, in the said county, and by another branch at or near a certain other place called Clifton-hall, in the township of Clifton, in the said parish of Eccles, such two b ranc h es joining or running into each other,. within the said township of Pendlebury,) and extending to or passing through or into the several parishes of Prestwich, or Prestwich-cum-Oldham, Eccles, Dean, Bolton, Tvldesley, or Tyldesley-cum-Shackerley, Leigh, Wigan, WinwiCk, Pres cot, Ormskirk, Walton-on-the -Hill, and Liverpool, or some of them, all in the county of Lancaster, and also extending to or passing through or into the several townships, hamlets, chapel= ries. or places of Pendleton, Clifton, Prestwich, Pendlebury, Swinton, or Swinton-in-Worsley, Roe-green, worsiey, Little Hulton, Ellenbrook, Mosley Common, Tyldesley, or Tyldesley cum-Shackerlev, Atherton, West Leigh, Abram, Ashton, or Ashton-in-Mackerfield, Downall : green, Senala-green, Billiuge, Chadwick-green, Winstanley, Windle, or Windle-cuni-Hard shaw, Rainford, Moss Borough, in Rainford, SirnmonswoOd, (sometimes called extra parochial;) Bickerstaffe, Kirkby, or Kirby, West Derby, Fazakerley, Walton. or Walton-on-the Hill, Bootle, or Bootle-cum-Linacre, 'Kirkdale, and Liverpool, or some of them, all in the said county of Lancaster, and termi nating at or near the north side of a certain street in Liverpool aforesaid, calledWilliams'-street. And also to make and main tain another branch Railway from and out of the said main line of Railway, (authorized by the said Acts or one of them,) to be made between the said towns of Manchester and Bolton, com mencing from the east side of the said main line of Railway, at or near a certain place in the township of Little Lever, in the parish of Bolton, in the said county of Lancaster, called Foggs, extending to or passing through or into the several parishes of Bolton; or Great Bolton, Middleton, Radcliffe, Bury, and Whalley, or some of them, all in the said county of Lancaster, and also extending to or passing through or into the several township, hamlets, chapelries or places of Little Lever, Darcy Lever, Ainsworth, Radcliffe, Elton, Tottington Lower End, Walmersley, Tottington Higher End, El aslingden, Ne w Hall Hey, Coupe, Leach, Hall, Carr, and Lower Booths, or some of them, all in the said county, and terminating at or near a certain place w here the roads from Burnley to - Bury, and from Bacup to Haslingden cross each other, between New Hall Hey and Rawtenstall, in the township of Lower Booths, ,in the parish of Whalley, in the said county, and to make and maintain a collateral Branch Railway, from and out of the said last mentioned Wench Railway, commencing from, at, or near certain Pits, or Marl Pits, at or near a , fence between -fields in the occupation of William Laycock and -James Greenhaulgli in the township of Ainsworth, in the parish of Middleton, in the said county, and on the east side of the said last mentioned Branch Line of Railway, and extending to or passing through or into the several parishes'of Middleton, Radcliffe, and Bury, or some of them, in the said county, and also extending to or passing through or into the several townships of - Ainsworth, Radcliffe, Elton, and Bury, or some of them, all in the said county,, and terminating at or near the west side of certain Stores, belonginf,..7, to the said Company, near to Bury Bridge, in the of Bury aforesaid. And also to make. construct; and maintain proper Warehouses, Wharfs, Landing-places; Tunnels, Steam and other Engines, Works and conveniences adjoining to the said several Branches and collateral Branches, or connected therewith. And it is intended to obtain, by the said Act or Acts-so to be applied for, powers to raise such fur ther sums of money as may be, necessary for carrying into execution the several purposes of such Act or Acts, and also of . the said recited Acts. Dated this 11th day of NoVomber, 1833 MILLER and PEEL, Attornits, Liverpool. PRICE 71). REMOVAL. TAMES_ CSDIER WILCO, Da A PE. its and T . Atrons, grate fully acknowledge the kind favours theyrhave received at their old Establishthent, Bold-street, an4ebeg to inform their Friends and the Public, that they bi J o- removed to ,iLORD STREET, corner of North John-st fret, where they hope, by ll , I attention, punctuality, and moderate prices, to me rit th e i r f u turo :QM patronage. ST. HELEN'S AND RUNCORN GAP RAILWAY. TOTICE IS HEREBY GIVEN, that application i s in tended to be made to Parliament in the next ensuing Session, for an Act to alter, amend, enlarge, explain, and render more effectual the powers and provisions of an Act passed in the eleventh year of the reign of his toe -Majesty King George the Fourth, intituled "An Act fopeaking a Rail way-from the Cowley-31 ili Colliery, in the parish of Prescot, to Runcorn Gap in the same parish, (witivoirteral branches there from,) all in the county palatine of Wneaster ; and for con structing a Wet Dock at the termination of the said Railway at Runcorn Gap aforesaid." And that it is intended to obtain by such Act, powers for raising more money for carrying into execution the several puryoses of such Act, and also to alter the mode of ascertaining and levying the tolls, rates, and duties, by such Act authorised to be raised, by computing the same on weight instead of by ad - measurement, as by the said Act is provided. -JOHN WHITLEY, Solicitor. Liverpool, November 11th, 18.33 GRAND JUNCTION RAILWAY. Xt:OTICE IS HEREBY GIVEN, :hat ap e lie a r f rie i s i e . ..L.lr • tended to 'be made td Parliament, in the neat ensuing Session, for an Act to alter, amend, repeal, enlarge, and lender 'more effectual; sonic of the powers and provisions of an Act, passed iu the year of the reign of his present Majesty, -ie- Muted "An Act for making a Railway . from the Warriugton and Newton Railway, at Warrington, in the county of Lan caster, to Birmingham, in the county of Warwick, to be called the Grand Junction Railway." And that it is also intended to obtain power to make the several extensions, alterations, or de viations, hereinafter Mentioned, of, in, and from the line of the saidointended - Railway, as prescribed by the said Act already - passed, and as delineated in the plans and books of reference thereof, whidh in the same Act are mentioned to have beet) deposited with the several Clerks of the Peace of Lancashire, Cheshire, Staffordshire, and Warwickshire;—that is to say, the first of such extensions, alterations, or deviations, commencing in a certain field, in the hamlet or place of Arpley, within the township and parish of Warrington, numbered twenty-nine on the said plan and book of reference, . ncl o therein described as W in the township and parish of arri tot thenceaforesaid,) and ( passing through the. said - hamlet 0 mice of Arpley and town ship and . parish of Warrington, and terminating in a certain yard or piece of ground in the said township of Warrington, be longing to and occupied by the Warrington and Newton Rail way Company, and there communicating with that Railway at or near the point where the Bank Quay Branch joins the mails line. thereof; another of such exteneions, alterations, or de viations, commencing in a certain field, in the township and parish of Madeley, numbered I2a. on the said plan and hook. of reference, and terminating in a certain field, iu the town ship and parish of Whitmore, numbered eleven in the said plan and book of reference, and extending or passing through or into the several parishes; or parochial chapelries, teeen ships, hamlets, or places, of Madeley, Whitmore, Keei, Maer, Maerway-lane, Eceleshall, and - Hill Chorlton, or come of them; another of such extensions; alterations, or deviations, ceenmc r e big in the said field, - numtered eleven, in the said township of ' Whitmore, and terminating •in a certain field in the tenenshirs of Hatton ' iu the parish of Swinnerton (otherwise Swynne r ton) numbered three on the said plan and book of reference, and ex tending or passing through or into the several parishes, or pa, rochial chapelries, townships, hamlets, nr placeS of Whinnoee- Swinnerton, (otherwise Swynnerton,) Shelton, The Row, Hat ton, Acton. li.eel, Meer, "Maerwav-lane, Yarnfield, Chapel Chorlton, Eceleshall, Hill Chorlton, Bowers, Staudon, Standon- ' hall, Weston, The Bent, Mill Meece, -Watford, and Cotes, or some of them; another of such extensions, alterations, or de viations, commencing in the said field numbered three in tho township of Hatton, and terminating in a cert a i n fi e ld iii the' t o wnship of Mill Meece, in the parish of Eceleshall, numbered sixty-eight on the said Plan and -Book of Reference, and ex tending or . passing through or into the several parishes, or pa rochial chapelries, townships, hamlets, or places of Cotes, Stan don, Standon Hall, Weston, Walford, Yarnfield, Bower!, Eceleshall, Chapel Chorlton, Mill ?deece, Slindon, }tattoo, Swinnerton, (otherwise Swynuerton), Three Farms, AiAerlaii, The Row, Shelton, East Fields, and Cord Meece, or seine of them ; another of such extensions, alterations, or des ,e -tions, commencing 'in the said field numbered sixty-dglit in the said township of Mill Meece, and terminating in a certain field in the township and parish of Bushburv, num bered fifty-seVen ou the said plan and book of reference, and exteudin e _e or paseingethreFah or into the seve ra l parishes, or parochiatiihapelnes, townships, hamlets, or places of Bad denhall, Mill Meece, Staudon, Cotes, Standon Hall, Walford, Yarntield, Eceleshall, Slindon, Swinnerton, (otherwise Swyu neo too), Tii tee Iv arme, A 'Ai emu, Homey, .6us ulcid 8, ceeet Meece, Brockton, Lower Hinnies, Hilcot, Chebsey, Walton, Upper Heroics, Walton Hurst, Ox Leasows, Nortou, Norton. Farms, Cold Norton, Hammer Houses, Half Head, Shallow ford, Stafford, Saint Mary's Stafford, Worstou, (otherwise Wea verson,) Great Bridgeford, Little Bridgeford, Cresswell, Grange, Onecote, Colon Clanford, Holford, Aston ' Doxey Wood, Seigh ford, Derrington, Doxey, Castle Church, Saint Chad's Stafford, Littleworth, Forebridge, Tillington, Yarlet, Marston, Whit greave, Rickerscute, Crossfields, •Silkmore, (otherwise Silk Moor,) Burton, Highfields, Moss Pit, Baswich, (otherwise. Berkswich,) Broad Eye, The Green, Rowley, Toil, Acton, Ac. ton Hill, Acton Trussell, Beduall, Brockton, Bradley, Dunsten, Drayton, Levedale, (otherwise Lovedale,) Copenhall, (other viise Coppenhall,) Butterhill, Longridge, Preston, Whistou (UM. Bickford, Milton, Congreve, Penkredge, Booze Moor, ( o the r -- wise Boose Mohr, or Boskey Moor,) Otherton, Rodhaston Ly nell, Water Eaton, Halherton, Gayley, (otherwise Galley,). Wolverhampton, Kinvaston, Brewood, Somcrfonl, Coven, Moseley, Pendeford, Northy Cote, Leseroft, Ford Houses, Brinsford, Aspley, Staadiford, Four Ashes, Calf Heath, Para dise, Feathestone, Sharesiiill, Great Saredon, Little Sarcdou, Oxley, Pelsall, Aldersley, Essington, Weduesfield, Tetten hall, Dunstall„and Bushbury, or some of them; another of such extensions, alterations, or deviations, commencing in. the said field, numbered fifty-seven in the township of Bush bury, and terminating in - a certain • field in the township of Wednestield, in the parish of Wolverhampton, numbered. ninety-seven_ on the said plan and book of reference, and ex tending or passing through, or into, the several parishes, or : parochial chapelries, townships, hamlets, or places or Bush bury, Tettenhall, •Dunstall, Alderslev, Pelsall, Oxley, Ford . Houses, Shareshill, Ailston, Wood-End, Stow Heath, Stow, Nea:ehells, Pendeford, Northvcote, Monmore Green, Leseroft, Monmore, Wolverhampton, Essington, Essington Wood, Wed nesfield Heath, Willenhall, Bilston, and Wednesfield, or some of them; another of such extensions, alterations, or elevations, • commencing in the said field, numbered ninety-seven, in the township of Wednesfield, and terminating in a certain field, in the towushipaud parish of Westbroniwich, numbered sie on the said plan and book of reference, and extending or passing through or into the several parishes or parochial chapelries, townships, hamlets, or places of Wolverhampton, Wediresfiell, Wednesfield Heath, March End, Nelchellso Pelsall, Sedgley, Brierley, Bradley, Tipton, Monmore, Monmore Green, Ail , ston, Portobello, - Moseley Hole, Willenhall, Staw, Staw l - leatn, Wood End, Bilston, Bu hole, Darlaston, Da.rlastou Green, Bentley, Bentley Hay, Aldridge, - Great Barr, Beseott, Walsall, Walsall Foreien, Walsall Fleck, Bloxwich, Weduesbury, Wood Green, Friar Park, Bird End, Wigmore, Park Houses, Delves Green, Newton, Tanners, Charley - Mont, Mar:woo:I, Newton End, and West Bromwich, or some of them ; another of such extensions, alterations, or deviations, commencing in the said field, numbered six, in the township of Westbrommeh, and ter minatinoln a certain field, in the township of Perry Barr , in . the parish of Handsworth, numbered fifty-eight on the said Plan, and Book of Reference, and extending or passing through or into the several parishes, parochial - chapelries, town ships, hamlets, or places,•of West Bromwich, Aldridge, Char ley Mont, Newton, Wigmore, Newton End, Tanners, Man wood, Delves Green, Great Barr, liandsworth, Perry Barr, Hampstead, Butler's Copse Birchfield, and Birchfitid Eed, or some of them; and the last'of - such extensions, alterations, or deviations, commencing in the said field, numbered fifty-eeolit, in the township of Perry Barr, and terminating in certain grounds or gardens belouging to the Governors of the : ice Grammar School of King Edward the Sixth, iu ltir to New John-street and Blews-stteet, in bitaitugh.on aforesaid, and extending or passing through or into the several •parishes o r parochial chapelries, township s , hamlets, ee nieces of Handsworth, Hampstead, Petry Barr, Birclnieier Lira, As. ton, Aston Juxta Birmingham, Luddeston, Nechells, Duddes ton and Nechells, Birmingham,. Saint Martin Binnirham, and Saint George Birmingham, Or some of them; ';...11 t:ih pa.- rishes or parochial chapelries, townships, hamlets, or places, hereinbefore enumerated, (save Arpley, Warrington, AbiGil, Aston Jukta Birmingham, • Dudtleston, Nechells ; Duthie:don and Nechells, Birmingham, Saint Martin Birrnineharn e and Saint George Birmingham,) being in the county of Stafford ; and all such last-named parishes, or parochial chapelries, townships, hamlets, or places, (save Arpley .and 'Warring ton,) being in. tho comity of -Warwick; and Arplev and War, rington being . in the' county of Lancaster : And - farther notice is hereby given, that it is also intended .to - ob:nin power to abandon_ such portiuris of the said origieat .iue of railway within the said' parish and townLltip of Wiz:, rington, and hamlet or place of Arpley ; and else e - itlin the several eariehes, or parochial -chapelries, te on - 1 -. ie. hamlets, or places of Madeley, Whitmore, EcelesliaP ell, Chorlton, Chapel Chorlton, Swinnerton, (otherwise .e.... uerton,) Shelton, Hatton, Cotes, Standon, Lioier., ~ Meece, Slindon, Three Farms, Chebsey, Wahoo, E I. hall, - Renton, Seighford, Colon Clanford, - ....'l'erringten, ty augll- ton, Bradley, Billie gton-cum• Littywood, Penkridge, Levedale . (otherwise Lovedale,) Whiston-eutuliiektord, - Wolvetbem ee ton, Kinvaston , Water-Eaton, 13rewocel, Sornerford, Cov en , Bushbory,..l3'ednesfield, Bilston, : Willenhall, -Darlaston, W e e_ nesbury, West-Bromwich, Aldridge, Great Barr, Handsworth, and Perry Barr, or any or either of I hern,.iri the come e of Staf ford; and also all suit portions of the said original lice of t h e said railway within - any - other . parishes, parochial chapelries, townships, hamlets, or places, m either of the said counties o f Stafford and Warwick; as by reason of the extensions, altcra fions, or 'deviations before enumerated, or any or either of them, will be -rendered useless and unnecessary.; and also to make, construct, and maintain a railway or railways, - (with proper works and .convenieueieS,) in, alohg, over, or upon such new Line, or diverted or altered parts of the original hue of the said Grand - Junction Railway; and also to make, construct, and maintain a branch railway from the main line of railway, in the township of Wednesbejd aforesaid, to -or near Wolverhampton' aforesaid, at or neat the point where. the Wednesfield and Wol verhampton road crosses the Biriniugham Canal, and extending to, or passing through, or into the several parislios, or Datochi3l: chapelries, townships, hamlets, or places pf Wolverhampton . and Wednesfield, or one of them. PRITT, CLAY, and SWIFT, . BARKER and SON. Licerroot, 28. th October, Int ;:t First Vessel.—To sail about the 28th instant, having nearly the whole of leer cargo engaged.—For VAL •=I-Ig.V. PA.ItAISO, COBIJA, ARICA and LIMA, the fine tiste u r 7s well Liverpool -b u ilt B r i g ARAB, Captait JAMES Loww, acquainted round the Horn;)h4, 183 tons pe! re vessei's"PPered and copper-fastened, onifr6f the fastest sailing quick o ut of th e p or t , an d we ll k nown f or making remarkably °esp at P rages, and a first rate conveyance, particularly where s upe r i c ,,' is required.—For terms of freight or . passage, having "c'eklt o - A c i e r. ° ll a F. m G odations, apply on board, in the Prince's 0 UTHWAITE ; or to Bt, 'W. and J. TYRER. ,e , e , eds the ab ove , the Liverpool Barque GEORGI b , ,fine, new Pie:sly for the trade.