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tr. WANTED TO CHART R, For a Port in the UNITE TA'L'ES, .401. A vessel of between IK) d S(X) tons. - Apply to A. LODGE and PRICHARD. lab .* NOW LOADING, For Hull, the N CY" , JOHN PRATT, aster. For N e weastle-on-Ty . , the EAGLE, J. JONES, ,aster. BARTON AND RAYNES. Eacst EntittO. To sail positively on the 25th of iilay. For CALC TTA, The Ship DUKE O LANCASTER, JAMES HARGR 'ES, Commander, (Late first Ot er of this Ship;) Ilarthea per register 565 tons. This vessel has most capacious and comfortable accommodations for passengers, and her cabins poolioigy adapted for the India trade. A Surgeon is provided. --tor freight or passage apply to JOHN GLADSTONE and Co. To be despot:cited immediately, For CAKK.TTA, The new Shi LAELY, Trios. JACKS N, Co m mander. I , 'r freight or passage apply on board, in the Princ e ' s Dock. or to . TAYLOR, POTTER, and Co. ---;------.-----_ M sail loth May, with l i berty to touch at Madara. 4;,„4. For BOMB 4. .." . ', 7. The Ship RUDD ,RSVIELD, - . E DWARD KS, Master; Al, burthen 316 tons.—For freight or passage apply to the Master on board, in the Prince's Dock, or to CIIA.S. 11011SFALL, SON, and Co. Will be immediate) esfatched. For BONI AI, The BOUN HALL, J. HARDIN Commauder; Now loading in the Prince's Dock.—Aptly to TAYLOR, Po'r Ign,.aud Co. or to GEO. HIGHFIELD, Broker. 4 , EatfSt EnTlito., For DEMER A, The JOHN.: ONE, 10...4t M‘PnnasoN ornmander ; Now lying in the SA Prince's (wk.—Apply to NDBACH, T IN NE, and Co. To sail immedi rely. For DEME ARA, The Ship HO IN SON, JOHN E, Master. For further particulars apply to the Captain, on board, or N. WATERHOUSE and SONS - . • Will positively sail on Wedne.. ay next, the. Bth inst. For BARB DOS, The Liverpool-built B. que GRATITUDE, THOS. HA NS, Master; Lying in the King's Dock. HE —For eiiiht or passage apply to YES, and Co. Wolstenhohne-square. anitett F.i.tateo. - To sail first fair wind, having three-Au , ths of her cargo engaged. .. ~._- For NEW Y li, 1 4 VY 7 V - The fine first-class Amer' •an Snip CASCO, Captain DANI L. CHoATE; Burthen about 300 tons, sails fast, d will not be dflained.— For freight or passage appIy'WADDINGTON on board, in P,riBOL nce's D . and ock, Co.or to T . , For rico V IDENCE, It. 1. To sail on Sand y next. The fine American B que HAZARD, DANIEL JAC ' N, Master; -Burthen 232 tons; lying in Prince s Dock.—For freight or passage apply to the Captain on board, or to W. C. MOLYNEUX, Hargraves-buildings. For PiiILADr.LPHIA, The well-known superior firs ciass American Ship 4te dgit", ELIZAB JOSEPH CULL DER, Master; Burthcn 400 tons, coppered and opper-fastened, and in all respects a.choice conveyance for Goods; intended to be de• spatched immediateiy.—For freight or passage apply to Capt Cullender on board, Prince's Dock, or to ELLISON FRODSIIAM. Tills DAY (Friday) the 3rd instant, a 'welve o'clock, at the PunLic SALE-ROOM, Ex.cha ge-buildings, 70 Chests Manilla ' O DIG, Now landing.—Apply to Mr. TH S. RIPLEY, Merchant, or to BAT'ESON and HORSFALL, Brokers. THIS DAY (Friday) the 3rd install at Twelve o'clock, in the PUBLIC SAL Loom, 65 Chests E. NDIGO, Just arrived per Mary Ann W , from Calcutta. JOHN BARON, Broker, 18, Exchange -buildings. - - Tuts DAY (Friday) the 3rd instant, at Twelve o'clock, at l r WILLIAM i-lusoN's Office, Exchange-buildings, 21,0,X) E. I. Ci ) ' IDES,. IM 0 H 25,000 BORNS, 2,000 DEE HORNS. The Hides now lie for inspection in Birkett's Warehouse, New Quay.—Apply to Messrs. TAYLOR, POTTER, and Co. Mer chants, or to WM. HUSON, Broker. On MONDAY next, the 6th insta .., at Twelve o'clock, at i BUCHANAN and BRowNE' trice, Oidhall-street, 310 Bags Trini d COCOA, Ex Lima Packet, from 1 rinidad.—Apply to Messrs. WILLIAM WOOD and Co. Merchants, or to BUCHANAN and BROWNE, Brokers. On MONDAY next, the 6th instant, 't Twelve o'clock, on the QUAY, east aide Ge ge's Dock, 166 Cases PalernA RANGES, 100 Ditto Ditt LEMONS, Just arrived in excellent condi on, after thirty-four days' pas sage only, per Sarah, Capt. Carpenter, from Palermo.—Apply to Messrs. Ross BROTHERS R ICHARD Co. or to CHARD VAUGHAN, Broker. On 'IHURSDAY next, the Stn ins,,aut, at Twelve o'clocti, ANDREW Tomtais and Co.'s Office, Druid-court, Dale-street, 239 Bags COLOMBO 460 Bags PEPPER, 188 Bags GINGER, 11 Tons MOTHER 0 PEARL SHELLS, Now landing ex Asia, from Bombay.—For particulars apply to DUNCAN Gins, Esq. Merchant, or to ANDREW TOMLIN and Co. Brokers. ti p On MONDAY, the 13 th instant, a 'NVA RT, !M Y ERS, and Co. 876 Gourds fine B r ados ALOES. For further particulars apply EW ART, MYERS, and Co. or to BARTON, lIILANI., and HIGGINSON. Peremptorily..—By order of the Mortgagees. On TtlunsDAY, the 16th instant, a One o'clock precisely, at 6 the Office of 1). CHANAN and SON, The Liverpool-bu' 'hip WELLINGTON, l ''.!: ' I n V ow ith i3 a. i l n l o. h 1 1- 1 t s i t i o e ls i ,. unsN i: i l i l e vi i per register I inventories and and other particulars apply to BARTON and RAYNES. On MONDAY, the 20th instant, at Twelve o'clock, at BUCHANAN . and BoowNE'S Office, Oldhall-street, 3148 Dozen SHEE' SKINS, y 740 Ditto DEER DITTO, 37 Ditto VICUN DITTO, • 179 Ditto PIS 'HA DITTO, 61 FOX SKI S, 32 STAG D TO, 100 HARE DITTO, 3 Bales MERINO WOOL, Ex Floraville, Helvellyn, and Plata, from Buenos Ayres. — Apply to BUCHANAN and BROWNE, Brokers. HORSES, CARRIAGES, &c. By Mr. WEBSTER, At the horse Bazaar, Lime-street, To-monnow (Saturday) the 4th instant, at Eleven o'clock, A very handsome Bay CARRIAGE HORSE, seven years old, 15 hands high, steady in harness; a Brown Mare, five years old, 14 hands 3 inches hi g h, a capital hackney; a Bay Gelding, five years old, 15 hands inches high, steady in harness, and a capital roatt3ter; C esnut Mare, seven years old, 14 hands high, a very . fast tro r • a Bay Filly, four years o.d, 14 hands two inches hi g h, ver fast; a Black Gelding, five years old, 16 hands 1 inch high, a superior harness horse; a Brown Mare, s'x years old, 14 hands high, steady in harness, and very fast; a Bay Gelding, four years old, 1 5 hands high , suitable to draw a tour-wheeled Phaeton ; a Brown Gelding, four years old, 14 hands 3 inches high, a very fast galloper; five useful Cob Ponys , a num ber of Gi g s, and other 'Vehicles, a variety of Saddlery, Harness, &c. . • Horses trained to Single and Double Harness. Sales by Auction every Saturday, at Eleven o'clock. On FRIDAY next, the 10th instant, at Six o'clock in the Even ing, at the Union Hotel, Clayton-square, in Liverpool, iu one or more Lots, as will be then aureed upon, ALL that Piece of LAND , sittia on the south side and at the lower end of Chisenhale-s eet, in Liverpool, contain ing in front thereto t 8 feet, or the eabouts, and in depth on the east and west sides severally 5 feet 6 inches, or thereabouts; together with the Eighteen D ELLING-HOUSES thereon erected, four whereof are to the front of Chisenhale-street, and the remainder in two Courts, call d Matteethws-court o. 1, ant Matthews-court No. 2, leading out Chisenhale N -street a nti specti vely. The above Premises are Freehold of Inheritance, produce an annual rental of £173, and from their proximity to the New Docks at the north end of the town, form an eligible investment. For further particulars apply to Mr. JAMES BIRKETT, Soli citor, Doran's-lane, Lord-street. On FRIDAY next, the 10th instant, at Six o'clock in the Even. ing, at the Union Hotel, Clayton-square, in Liverpool subject to such conditions of sale and in such Lots as wil be then named, Lot 1. ALL that Piece of LAND , sit uate on the east. side of Green-lane, iu West Derby, near to the high road to Prescot, containing in front 36 feet, and in depth on the north and south sides 90 feet, with the Three DWELLING HOUSES thereon, in the several occupations of William Mor ley, William Booth, and John Drone. And all that other Piece of LAND on the east side of Green-lane aforesaid, con taining in front 21 feet, and in depth on the north and south sides 90 feet, with the Two DWELLING-HOUSES, in the several occupations of William Davies and Robert Walker. And all that, Field or Piece of LAN , situate at the back of the before-mentioned Premises, one orner whereof extends to the front of Green-lane aforesaid, c taining in the whole 1800 • square yards and upwardi. Am 1 that Piece of GROUND, situate on the east side of Gree lane aforesaid, containing in front thereto 24 feet, and in depth on the north and south sides 90 feet, (including a passage of 3 feet wide leading into Green lane aforesaid,) with the. Two DW ELLING-110U SES thereon, in the occupation of Lawson Blythe and William Greaves. 'rho above Property is Copyhold of Inheritance, is very suit able for Building pulpdses, and produces a present rental of £7O per annuam. 2. All that Piece of LAND situate on the east side of Albion street, leading out of Gloucester-street, in Liverpool, containing in front 54 feet, and in depth on the north and south sides severally, to a comm in passage of 4 feet wide, 42 feet 6 inches, and in breadth at the back 54 feet: together with the Eight DWELLING-HOUSES thereon, four of which front Albion street, and four are in Albion-court at the back. The Premises comprised in this Lot are held under the Cor poration of Liverpool, for o ne life and 21 years; are, well tenanted, and p ro duce a rental of £ l2O per ann um. 3. The LIFE INTEREST of a Lady, aged 56 years in Feb. last, in the Rents, amounting to £lBB per annum, arising from the undermentioned Property, viz. All that Piece of LAND, with the Messuage thereon, on the cast side of Pall-mall, in Liverpool aforesaid, containing in front 12 feet, or thereabouts, and in rear 54 feet, or thereabouts, in the occupation of Mrs. Taylor. Also, all those Two Mes suages, at the back in H a dwen's-buildings, Tithebarn-street, in the occupation of John Clare and Francis Beach. Also, all those Twelve Messuagcs on the south side of Milton-street, in Liverpool, three whereof are to the front of Milton street, and the remaining nine in Ilenshaw-court, Rigby-court, and Pea ton-place, leading out of Milton-street, respectively. Also, those Two Messuogcs on the west side of, and at the lower end of Old Milk-street, containing in front nine yards, one of which Messuages is in the occupation of Mr. George Williams , and the other of Mrs. Ellen - Webster, subject as to eight of the above Messuages in Milton-street, to the Interest on a Mort gage of £4BO. Also, the Absolute Interest in a Policy of In surance fur £lOOO, payable at the death of the said Lady, aged 56 years, subject to the annual payment of £43 18s. 6d. to the Imperial Insurance Office. For further particularS apply td Mr. 4 AVESI3IRKETT Solicitor, Duran''s-lane, Lord-street.. • outb anierira. To sail immediately. For MARAN HAM, The well-known Brig NORNA, Capta . DOTT ; 309 tons per register; coppere d copper fastened; sails re markably, fast, and 'in every re ect a most desirable convey ance fo'r (r o ads and passengers. — For terms, &c., apply on- Co.,boaid, Prince's Dock; to Messrs. HENDERSON, SELLAR, TYRER. and or to W. and J. 71:1 ...........-.....-,...........----.-.__ On SAL :, .. 1 ,...4 s • ' • The Brig SILISTRIA , It / 'Are* 15 , 1 tons per register, built at Quebec in 18 2 9, with - all her Materials as sl ow lies, north - west corner King's Doek.—For Inv e n tor y a p articulars apply to J. Mut.- 'WI:LAND and Co.; or to JOHN and. GEORGE CAMPBELL and Co. . ' '---------:---------- *a 1 or N .10,W It Y, 7T" , \ GEORGE the FOURTH, (Steam Packet,) 4/2! , i,`, \ G. S. PARSONS, R.N., Commander. 4 ' . - : . '.4 , ' . ..• '''''-- 'l, - 4.- -,.. ` This ' fine vessel havi g been refitted with new boilers of a new and superior con vetion, and completed her tepairs, is now taking on boar argo iu the Prince's Dock Basin; and will sail from thenc or Warren Point on SUN For next, the sth instant, at Ten o 'Clock in the Morning. — freight or passage apply to GIISON and BRACKENRDGE, Agents, No. 2, John-street. EAC 0 MB E. filo be LET, in the vicinity of the Seacombe Shore, situate in Milton-place, out of Wheatla -lane, HOUSES, of a moderate itent and well adapted for all and genteel Families. They com mand a beautiful and ex nsive view of Bilston Hill and the neighbouring Country, au are not m ore than a quarter of a•mile distant from the New rch at Liscard, which will be immediately opened. For further particulars inquire at Messrs. MAwustEy and Smrries, Crown Chambers, Redeross-street; W. T. KEIGHT LMY, . Esq., Solicitor, Hanover-street, Liverpool; and to Mr. MANVDSLUY, Smalt Works, Seacombe. There is a person from Nine until Seven every day to show the Houies. • ______----------- gEAFORTH-H OUSE,FOUR MIL L. ES NORTH FROM LIV E It L. rirlO,lao LET, on moderate terms, for any period of years not eeeeding ten, with immediate p ossession, together with any quantity of LAND, to the extent of fifty acres, all in excellent order. The House is modern, surrounded by a considerable Lawn, and contains most ample and superior accommodation, of every description, fora large' family, with Stabl h-house ing, Coach-houand ses, Brew-Louse, Bake-house, Laundry, as, Baths, Hot Air Apparatus; there are two odges, Farin-buildings, Old Wailed Garden, well stocked ith choice Fruit Trees, in full bearing, Hot Flues in the a ils, with Peach, Nectarine, and Vines louses; also; a Gre ii-house. T he Plantations are well-grown, and, with the Shrubberies 'and Pleasure-grounds, contain about ten acres. The HOUse is 60(.1 yards from the Sea Beach, where there is excellent Bathing and. Machines in attendance; t he Marine Vi e ws are extensive and interesting; the Canal is not half a mile distant, on which Passage Boats are constantly plying to and from Liverpool, and Stage-coaches also pass the gate several times a and, the Church is within the Lawn ; the Roads are good; also, a Firm Beach on the Banks of the River to Liverpool. The House and Fixtures will, if required, be Let with . or • 'without the Land or Gardens. Also, to be LET, two commodious DWELLING-HOUSES, one of them w ith Stable and Coac h-house attached. And in LiYPrpool, two excellent HOUSES in Rodney-street, and one in Slater-street. Also, several Offices, fitted with Desks, consisting of two and three apartments each, in Union -buildings, John-street. The whole may be seen, and terms knoWn by application to ileum Jour,' GLA. DSTON S and Co., Union-court, Liverpool. concern.) THE LIVERPOOL STANDARD On WEDNESNAT, the 29th day of May instant, at Two o'clock in the Afternoon, at the Clarendon Rooms, South John street, Liverpool, subject to the conditions for sale then produced, APiece of LAND and GARDEN, with a s mall Dwellin g - House. thereon erected, situate on the n rth side of a road leading westward from Saint Michael's urch, Toxteth park to the River Mersey, called Mersey-s eet, containing in front thereto 302 feet, and running in de from thence back wards on the west side 191 feet or the outs, on the east side along Land of William Beckwith, E q. 174 feet 9 inches, and being in breadth at the back and adjoining Land of James Dempsey, Esq. 297 feet 3 inches, or thereabouts. The Tenure of the above is Freehold, is close to the River, of which and the Cheshire coast it commands a beautiful view, and offers a good opportunity for any person desirous of pur chasing Land for building a country residence. The present Dwelling-house would, at a trifling expense, be converted into :Stables, and the Garden is stocked with good Trees. For particulars apply to Mr. WAREING, Solicitor , 11, Fen wick-street, St. George's. DESIRABLE INVESTMENT ON FREEHOLD AND OTHER PROPERTY. TO BE SOLD BY PRIVATE CONTRACT. Lot 1. A LL that capital MESSUAGE or DWELLING -11 HOUSE, No. 3, in the Everton-cres ent, with the Garden, Coach-house, Stables, and Buildings b ind the same, in Webster-street, being 121 yards in front t he Crescent and at the back, and running on the cast side Webster-street 68 yards, and on the west 70 yards, now iu t occupation of Mrs. Leight, as yearly tenant, at the reduce ent of £97. 2. All that other capital MESSU Eor DWELLING HOUSE, No. 2, in the Crescent, adjoining, westardly, lot 1, and running 71 yards back to Webster-street, now in the occu pation of William Brandreth, Esq. as yearly tenant, at the reduced Rent of £9O. • " 3. All that MESSUAGE or DWELLING-HOUSE on the north side of Strickland-street, being 6 yards at the front and back, and on the east and west sides severally 16 yards, now in the occupation of Matthew Hill, at the reduced Rent of £l9 18s. 4. Alt those Eight DWELLING-HOUSES, situate on the east side of Smithfield-street, near Pownall-square, in the seve ral occupations of Thomas Plnenix, Edward Carroll, George Smith, Alex. Brown, Rich. Rimmer, Thos. Massey, John Rad nor, and Dennis Fagan, at the yearly Rent of £ 7 z 6 s. 5. All that other - DWELLING-HOUSE, fronting Smith field-street, with the Three COTTAGES behind the same, in the several occupations of John Hughes, Hugh Gavenon, Alonzo Luther, and John Filton, at the reduced yearly Rent of £27 6s. 6. All those Eight DWELLING-HOUSES, situate on the west side of Upper Milk-street, in the several occupations of David Jones, Elizabeth Roberts, John Coad, Margery Kear, James Shahony, Dominick Kelly, and John Manning, at the annual reduced Rent of £l6 14s. 7. All those Six Front and Back DWELLING-HOUSES, situate on the west side of Westmoreland-street, in the several occupations of John Price, Joseph Griffith ' John Brannon, John Bennett, Chas. 111‘Narriara, and Michael Reynolds, at the an nual reduced Rent of £47 4s. Bcl. 8. All those Three DWELLING-HOUSES, situate on the east side of Johnson-street, Dale-street, in the several occupa tions of Martin Tobin, Francis Halsal, and John Callaghan, at the annual reduced Rent of £32 10s: 9. Ail that DWELLING-HOUSE, now used as a Pub lic-house, with the License and Stables, on the west side of Gladstone-street, and near the North Dispensary, now in the holdin of Thomas Abram. Also, the DWELLING-HOUSE adjoining, and Stables, in the holding of Joseph Wilson, at the yearly Rent of £35. 10. All those Two Front and Twelve Back HOUSES, in a Court on the south side of Oxford-street, called Webster's-place, nine of which are tenanted, and now in the holding of Henry Mullen, Michael Cohran, Chas. Toole, Thos. Taggart, John Carlin, Wm. Williams, Mary Ann Wharton, Rich. Wharton, John Coleman, and Michael Dignun, at the annual Rent of £74 2s. 11. All those other Two Front and Twelve Back HOUSES, in a Court, on the south side of Oxford-street aforesaid, called Webster's-buildings, seven of which are tenanted, and now in the holding of John Cowan, John Lachlan, Arthur Brock, Jane Donolly, Henry Farrel, Thos. Carter, and Hugh Mullen, at the annual Rent of £59 3s. All the above Lots are Freehold, and the two last capable of great improvement. 12. All that DWELLING.HOUSE, situate on the east side of Charlotte-street, Salthouse-lane, now in the holding of Fred. Hamilton, at the annual Rent of £l4. This is held by Lease under the Corporation for three lives, one of which is in being, and twenty-one years. FREEHOLD FARM IN CHESHIRE. 13. All that MESSUAGE or DWELLING-HOUSE, and BUILDINGS, situate at Kelsall, seven miles east of Chester, on the road to Manchester, with the FIELDS thereunto be .onging, containing A. R. P. House, Garden, &c. Backside Croft 1 1 11 Bean Field Oaken Steel Pin Field East Redding; Forrest Fields 14 2 18 The above Premises are now in the holding of Edwart Gaskin and James Prescot, at the yearly . Reat of £5O. 14: All those Nine substantially-built DWE L LIN G HOUSES, situate on the south side of Upper Beau-street, some of which arc tenanted; yearly Rent, £.2a each; and Nine good HOUSES behind the same, fronting a back street, eight of which are tenanted; yearly Rent, £l2 each, less the Water rent. 15. All those Four other HOUSES, adjoining to the front of Upper Beau-street, being nearly ready for occupation, and finishing in a complete and substantial manner. 16. All that Piece or Parcel of LAND, containing to the front of Eveiton-crescent 13 yards, and at the back to Webster street 11 yards, 2 feet, 5 inches, and in depth on the east, along Premises of Mr. Charles Padley, 74 yards, and on the west, along the boundary of Liverpool, 74 yards, and containing 890 4-9ths square yards. 17. All that Piece of LAND, on the south side of Upper Beau-street, containing in font. thereto and to the front of the back street 6 yards, and in depth on the east and west sides 261 yards; suitable to build one rod Front and Back House. 18. All that Piece of LAND, adjoining eastwardly the last lot, to the front of Upper Beau-street 15 yards, and to the front of Bei esford-street, on the - west side, 10 yards 9.inches. 19. All that Piece of LAND, adjoining the last lot, being 6 yards 2 feet to the front of Beresford-street, and 15 yards in depth on the north and south sides severally, now used as a stonemason's yard. 20. Ail that Piece of LAND, the corner of Upper Beau-street and Beresford-street, being on the south 12 yards, and along Beresford-street 13 yards. 21. All that Piece of LAND, on the south side of Upper Beau-street, in front thereto and at the back 21 yards 6 inches, and on the- east and west sides severally 29 yards, 2 feet, 6 inches, adjoining Premises of Mr. Forrest and others on the east, and Mr. Brocklebank on the west. 22. All that Piece of LAND, on the north side of Upper Beau-street, in front thereto and at the back to a back street 30 yards, on the west, along Pmises of Mr. George Shaw, and on the cast, along Lauds of the late Mr. Appl eton, severally 21iyards. 23. All that Piece of LAND, on the north side of Upper Beau-street, in front thereto and at the back to the said back street 57 yards, on the west, along Mr. Appleton's Land, and on the west, to the Garden of Mr. Hamner, 24 yards All Freehold of Inheritance. 24. All that Piece of LAND, behind Stanley-crescent, and adjoining the Toll-bar and Road to Bootle, containing 14,187 square yards, having three fronts, and suitabl e for buildin g Marine Villas. Leasehold wader Lord Derby for three young lives. 25. All that Piece of LAND, on the north side of Devon shire-place, Everton, 14 yards to the front and back, and 42 yards in depth. Held under Lease for 1000 years. 26. About 800 square yards of FREEHOLD BUILDING LAND, on the north side of Oxford-street. 27. About 450 square Yards of FREEHOLD BUILDING LAND; on the north side of Paul-street. 28. All that Piece of LAND, on the south side of North street, Tox te t h-p ark, being to the front of North-street and along a back street of 10 yards 84 yards, and in depth on the east and west sides RX) yards, containing 8400 square yards of immense body Freehold of Inher itance. This Lot contains an body of good Free Stone and Clay suitable for Builders. For further particulars and Plans apply to Mr. GustNnait, Solicitor, Brooks'-square, Liverpool. OLD CANARY WINE. rI}IIS old and excellent WINE, so hig y praised by medi cal men, is still to be had by appi mg to JAS. HEN WICK and CO., CROWN-CHAMBERS ' 1{ ,CROSS-STIZE.F.T. Price, (Bottles included,) 21 per Dozen. Also, excellent PORT WINE, ti -flavoured, at 28s. per Dozen, Bottles included. Orders from the Country, inclosing a Remittance, or a Draft upon a correspondent in Liverpool, will be carefully attended to, 1 0 UNDERWRITERS' Rool\ls.i ifaY , ti oll 71),02,t4271iii'he Pcsr NV -ANTED, an active intelligent It° ' I TO' 0 of Secretary to the Under i s' Asset 3 i irt o :ad , dates are requested to apply by 1 r, to the ,iithelwill vious to the 10th instant, when the appointment* fstlu.„o' The Salary £3OO per annum, and security fo r chav required. WM. ROl'llElO-31' • idP) TO CHEMISTS AND D COI' ooet3,' rim be DISPOSED OF, wit nnedite RIO 1 DRUGGIST'S SHOP, ' rn S K, and 11 plete; in a good situation, and at thorougilar'ob' For particulars apply to Mr. lIELDON, e r."" -------------.----r---------. ipping intelligen ce ' J 3 --- vo'a TUESDAY, 30th April.—Noon Wind N; 1 4 .- 0 15 11ei k , • no 0 0 1 ARRIVED :—Vulttlre, Barry, from V a lp ara is o a fro 0 , .iant, Lawrence, from Jamaica—Marinero, --- -- <'org e _ 4 - , 0 General Brown, London, from New Orleans—° 00',,e Mackey, from Charleston—Pyrenees, ---, fronl fro o violl Dutthie, from Aracati—lndian Chief, Hargreave a 4so o , Port Glasgow, Hutchinson, from Trinidad—Lord .-niattli,,Y New Orleans—Glasgow, Robinson ; and Aurora, ilAna Mobile—Thomas and Mary, Berwick, from Charent' from Rio Lexo ; (sailed 20th Dec.) John Reid, Rae, hence at Laguna. Boykett, Shotten, from Bourdeaux, at Dublin. op Barbadoes, ---, from Barbadoes, at do. do at go. Colossus, from Savannah, passed Holyhead this ~ ( 1 ,, m ), Othello, from Maranham, passed do. do. a t 0"" do. ( I °' Arab, for Philadelphia, passed do. do. do, Shaw, for Charleston, passed do. _ Sandbach, for Demerara, passed do. do. sl"r s ja' Frances, for Charleston, passed do. do. s t B O. do• tl ° Scipio, from do. passed Point Lynaa, --• a air s . o..lethorpe, from Charleston, passed do. do.. _, pf Henrietta, from Savannah, passed do. " o ' i n to' y Dorothy, for Bombay, passed Great Ormshead, 011 1 0 boat, at 1 p.m. n dbu ll gca tt 'o SAILED *—Dorotby, Garnock, for Bombay—Si.lvoiter,,,CA,„ Charleston —Republic, Collin, for New Orleans -- v sior. f ,,t‘e for New Oaleans—lndian Chief, Williams, for Ne.:oo, , 0/: bus, Orange, for Bay Chaleur—Margaret Miller, I' m , .1 .4 . 6,(ai Adelaide, Tozer ; and Aurora, Crowel, for St. Jo v0 10a , 0 4 Duggan ; Eliza Ann, Hudson ; Margaret Ll e vrelyn;:_,o l : e f, I, s and John and Isaac, Martin, for NewfoundlatoL , r i cy( Carthagena—Amitie, Roche, for Rouen—De Jollg_ be it a l :, 9 1 1 nings, Bruges—John, Storm, for Copenhagen--n,, f°_,',(occ Thomson, for Copenhagen—Euphemia, Dea llie wilWi',, f''' Phoenix, Harnam, for Memel—La Belle Allianc e, s iocla a te , —Alexander, De Wylnmer, for Ostend—Scotia,riisio Viscount Palmerston, Gaun ; an d Perseverance, m Petersburgh. 9 ------ ix a w to , oll WEDNESDAY, Ist May.—Noon. .:'''' --- tts , ARRIVED ipio, Grindley, from Charlestlenriemos from Mobile--Crown, Smith, from New Orleans--Atuie, ii and Protector. Lewis, from Savannah —Betsey', D u _ osi Othello, Legett, from Maranham. tilt s s a i G I e e d n e f o r a r I B G e n a s g a c 0 1 v 3 n l e s t , t/° The Livingston, Cowley , hen c e at the Mauri 1 j is a isher, hence at Ben t ae' ite' °l g al 21 s- d J King William;Carr, from this port and Rio e isne 25th Jan. rzfr James M'lnroy, Jump , fro m the Cl y de at Devoe Bruckton, Harvey, hence at St. Thomas. John Marsh, Clucas, hence at New Orleans. Arabian, Boult. from Bristol, at do. Invulnerable, Phelan , hence at Newfoundland. Albion, Dowton, hence at do. „ 1 4°1 Maria, Thomas, hence at do. . c nie.7' o f Alexander, Green, from New Zealand, at Og e Wales 15th Nov. , t he William Thompson, from the Mauritius, °' Hope 15th Feb. Ranger, Robertson , from Be y rout, at Al ris. exand Mexico, Webster, from Malta , at do. Alexander, Penny, from Trieste , at do. t Od e° William Wise, Jackson, from Constantinople, s Boreas, Babidge, from New Orleans, at Havre. Vabella, M'Kellar. hence at St. Michael's. Reliance, --;"--, hence off Oporto. , t , den. George Bogoslow, ----, hence at Copen" a ° Harriet and Jane, Howe, hence at'llambin'4l'. burgh. Ariadne, M•Taggart, from Cape Hayti, at Wi n Frances, Unruch, hence at Ostend. Leopold First, Zerran, hence at Ostend. Charles, Lievens, hence at do. Frederica; Vanden Kirkhoven, hence at do. Egidius, Den Duvts, hence at do. Julie, Constant, hence at • do. • s oda/ Louis, Simons, hence at do. e =b e O d a/ Nautilus, Tait, from Sierra Leone, at the Coy - ip William Miles, Griffiths, from Sierra Leone , at. New City of Cork, Pollock , from Barbadoes, at William Maitland, Tait, from Honduras, at ' Johns, Atkinson, hence at Dublin. Lord Beerhaven, Murphy, hence at Dublin. Edward, Sheridan, hence at John and Mary, Harris. hence at do. Hugh, Crosby, from Trinidad, at do. _,.„ Hope, Fitzsimmons, from Demerara. at New , , , ,, Emerald, Melville, from Mauritius, at the or Strathmore, Campbell. from Antigua, at a °. de. Elizabeth, Kelso, from Demerara, at do. Jane, Gray, from St. Lucia, at do. Louisa, lba‘Kellar, from Trinidad, at Boston, Case, from New London, at Cowes. i . Del ° Mason, Hintz, from New York, off Dartinoul,b. dter,el Paragon, Thompson, from Jamaica, off pov er ' r t of P in the Crooked Island Passage, and thrOWing Pa board. Everhart', -- from Norfolk, off Deve r 'oo. si a,s o Douro, Dickinson;from Antigua, at Witeht,e of Bernard, Wells, from Sierra Leone, Or tbe 1 ;,! tli:041 Wareham, Chaddock, from New Bedford, e ‘ r t i t , oi l l ai.Oi Governor, Cotlrington, Dennis, from New ,- o t iptoolf Bob Logic, Champion,.hence for Quebec , P u t 00 ' t ii Ashburton, Tucker, hence for Marseilles, P u „,9 2 a t with loss of foretopmast, sails and rigging. , • tarleny , ' Mexico, Smith, sailed from Milford for Not j a as a Margaret, Carlyle, sailed from Trinidad l'It" 01 0 ' el l' and has not since been heard of. jos , t • Lae Luna, Collinson, from Sierra Leone, tc:' if a lai 1 ai# shore in the river Melacowrie, has been got 0 o nla A, town harbour, about the B th Marc h, when she o J° r' the car +o tius o and then proceed. ot a Elizabeth, from Bengal, put into Mauritius re of main and mizen masts and damage. ~v a l es an 0 ,04 Florentia, Deloitte, from New South b Margate. 00 11 ri l O 'a ' ,Y ) The Christiana, Wilkie, from Sierra Leone:, rart,4ol) The Oristella, Tardel, from Vera Cruz. Ti d ea",,o r 42, long. 41, a ship abandoned, the hatch' and a ct 0 the masts standing, topsail and topgallant yar io vet til, of them painted, sails unbent, and runniog ti _ O O O l ,O and tiller in good order. off l''''' of! ' The Bernard, Wells, from Sierra Leone , . „.,, c reb, io r e , March, and on the 13th fell in with part el b`..' l , r ce o o , ti from thence, which vessel sunk about a we t ' s i e rra Wit', the crew were in the long boat, returning t 9 `,inter r . t / 4) ° Sr. PETEBSITURGII, APRIL 13.—Our , 1,0.1-.0, during the last few • days, but still frost at o ili, Cr likely - to open before the middle of the I . 0 ,1 4 arrivals at Cronstadt to the very end of Aprir _ hai l, fr o , o LISBON, APRIL 13.—The Merchant, Mliss,a,stne4,loli Liverpool, put in here 10th inst. totally.? ari l ol_ f ti A O ehainwales, stancheons, boats, The oe ~ give clean Bills, in consequence of s orn ti , s ass A appeared in this city and its vicinity. 1. fr r l ..ir t vessels from England is to be reduced. D e ha; 'Do RAMSOATE, APRIL 13.—The Clemence, ~..0 4 1,,, _Di Liverpool, got on the Goodwin Sand this I.l?_"itere,_foefoe off without apparent damage, and is eoine r o , has 3. ' v e 7 tl GENOA, APRIL 18.—Some misuntlerstan!'sl/410 iloit)e,,d Regency of Tunis and this Governufer,":„. ,P, to '! double-banked frigates, which have sailt.uti,, o u u oi , pi frigate and several gun-boats are prePa r lyo'to 'rod t Tunis. A report has reached this place„ ~,el.O, not that great preparations for war are making bp _< , ,V was being 'Mt in the best state of deft of IlZif,',,ev SAILED :—Diana, White, for qape 9 1 ' 1 for y o r w a ill more, for Boston—Ladv 11. Ellice, ie„L'oter, y, VI tai 'Toxic, for New York -:-Sir Watkin, bl'" Wort",g Packet, Tate, for Newfoundland—Thoula,9r pacuely/ V a lparaiso, &c—Floraville , Hutchinson. .° 9 for Frankland, for Venrce --D ili gen tia, Bel , e u ' Vink, for Bruges. 0 ,.. , ;"/ _____-------- winC l ,4l ( '`, THURSDAY, May 2nd,—igtinia 00 Or p e , ' ARRIVRD:—WiIIiam, Dobie, from gal" fo to 1; 0 Newby, from Bahia—Brilliant, Mordanl4, , iten f lroi l 2,oo Mallet, from New Orleans—Wilson, Siwc i ( 3- / and Cora, Pope, from Mobile—liebel ~ We i . o o o (1 —Portia, --, from Alexandria--11°Po.osn 'ten Also Arrived:—Cassiopea, IS,l‘Gowanvanclic Henry, Bailey, from Port -au -ferry'--"'" Glasgow. ~I p bei ° , "rai lfr William Russell, Bruce, hence at Pero - , at , • 1 t o, Or Highlander, -- from Pernambaft ;6tti Liverpool, ------, f rom Rio Janeiro 24 _ a rt, '. l. Ewer, was to sail from Paraiba, for fin% rt Ai ,r,,. Jessie, Thompson, hence at Savannall i at oa - Falcon, Falconer, from Constantin o p le, 4 0. Tar, Ho/t. hence at Palermo . 01 130 1 Gregory Bogotstoff, Moller, hence at oir Carraboo, Presby, from Lagi,ina. at ~-, Camoens, Haram. hence at Lisbon. ~,,,Fairaoi,e.tli• 4/01" Ranger, Patrick, from Aux Caves. ° l `,..tf Co l a tl l ` i Harriott, Fisher, from Monte Viden,Xiniarc, ,es Charlotte, Peel, from this port for e Ba" , 4 1, ov Elora, Kin& frpm Bombay, at Clydi so irl u te ll , ij C ? I t a e d d a The Mary Howland, Atkin, hence a v o rlt , el 1 0 Or , s W tat i e ls s r k le i n ie c i e la o e ti i, Birmingham, Glover, hence off New r D ip 0 -do. . 1 ,,,te11 ) 0 1;.‘ I Superior, Salmon, hence fohrelniaeveanntiliallii' ‘ vas l' i l till °'l ,, ,lt Sombrero. follic le° IP The Alexander, from Sierra Leone , bile , 0, crew saved. . . for lq° 0 . V ie . The Mars, Bristowe, from TaraPico,oo-4.,1 A 4 20, long. 95 ; the master and two we n a jca. ' a artO v #3 4 The Helen Gray —, from Jai, c rel i . ,tll 4 0 . -At Rey ' S°' a , lost 19th March, on Little Conek lie e . s i e w - The Hibernia, ----, hence for t be b ° 4 sea; 80 persons• save d themselves lo . 0 , to t' Janeiro; 153 were left on bo ard to Per' ire i,,a,, , :. to ;l eaici i.3 85tk, 1 3 a, olyu l E ;:b i C ay af l nort.r . t ri?afiLd'ioe Your OF BRIBERY :II,reeit an of Liv----erpo 1 - i) 0 ) you 1 ved in Liverpool lo°ngli'g—ellis-..Ate.sl-1 my o lt:::„ rollow,.'nsoN was called in and examined by Mr 41 14 ;---- )id all etteather the Thursday before the l l as ife t t el l : to did): geutlernan call on you in the afternoon of ki lo w . 4764 as .I,t? —Young Mr II rsfall Ara A he" " a eru ?—I d '. lci ° ' • si'riuh4 41411 ?--.1 'es dot ?i%, re:l:Lir). :;:ta7sliiit'l,!:‘::ll:::ifitOr illulust?Tohe then , l a d n h d un h e I said, did e -n:i _ lt i l 1 vie %,1,1; all% Corkbill's yard, and see it w cau n 44.:oitG:af..14,11.1:::lhaev c e : u o v - l te a n h4t :R sz hv o hae u : r t nt dehfe say ha.t su, u? - pocket,h o us e a , n d a aB:ote.aiwith You at that time ?—Yes, la y 4 ,, , forsfall say anything toyou e ? s LHe a s n a d I ~, .).ttlith, '4l y ou r, to anybody about it. 11:111111 1 4et e et a liel ,; ( 4 .4t ! tir i . askedt iear sskfahelidimafterwards could ? ).41got, ' give you one, ask your mistress ) 0 " give you . 1 , yo u 1,4 fly ribbon ?—No. "t 44 N I , gIV Wildarn Boldersou ?—Yes. 'Lltv(111)0.011,1;:; haittlnyththiiegrtcovicilarey s o p f e t c h t e in e g le b h c u t i t s io P v n e o a P t i _ e ld ? 'it It -as Nu. to t f and he said, for Lo li rtit) vo e or, ,7,!1 }ou tell tol°,luglas• 141,iodrtzvnfoLr.the-eilosounintgohaodasnyupwhcehre iiillolCrs`o47l day's pay if he would a - - - r g e i l 7l e s y a m w t o e h g a i o m f ro l : ,1 111 1 :1 11 \ 13s i l : /I t i. a ia e l :e l is a,:peilal the e l :i hi e e es e en i ro t dh eo a e o k a r t l ot . d r ß .a o t h P i d e o e n r : s e y o r n o , e u fgp? i -- n oe t l s there,nilsdktert Chapel - street, Rolling;dtf on the second day of the election :: 4 1 , : t 4 i : tit,e c l\ ---. 4. \\7 l : B or t s h ta atp e o a r n t vera ' sss l'h o i; Y 412 vote for ? —Por Mr. Thornley:or Lor Veil, orsfall was that ?—I don't know, it v '' I% , e soi ls. 'le dark r whi: iort in or ight ? — With sandy-coloured ge g e4 „ an or a tali man ?—A short man. a?..o.4elnan that .. , half-a-crown, had I i eit tti day, ' have e you ,aii did at. 'id h e Ilui_ Promise him your vote ?—No. aft 4 Yoi l i al / 4 Yon for your vote for any party,rn ' 44 Y t u be 'r'ony ?Yes, he asked me what il n y a o m u e t. o J r o F n — e s t . ?— . 1 ., s d o , e 14,4,1 Meet him arrain. t. e'l e,ts ivitlidrelc6 ;Alli liteltithLs tin *PALL was called in and exs t at e ' s(4 l as full PALL : e ynii tiY°ll?--An Engineer. ZSon YO4 Ve brother of M r . R o b ert Horsfall .? — I al at Liverpool ?-1 do. , :ill ' l ivi 1: : 4 a t .4 : et It i o v e ' ' t e' sel Ipt v aioredfel la,stea:ytlg brotherl I t . ?o i a t:i . g e _ eA r s o t a o w a? n a_ . ~ canvasser. enind tL-I ;°°' a Pe"son of the name of John Huds( d s) nOt . /Ott ~i, , • s ,44t 441 another brojthemriin Liierpool?—l hare. illlat ale s tiarne ?—Thoina.s. tY. is he ?.:-..1 think he is about seven or h Po,o,sl''..PtibleNto k' !ti " f Ile is not. . 4he i Liverpool ?-4 believe he is. • n ?...__Ye Yo n lverpool during the last election ii.llattlea4ttachel to any particular district?—Ye: .a e m b n . f . / ay s n . Mr. Roscoe. g th t e he la m s i t ; b t 'Ya a t all actively entraged in the election ? q t N r il e l- ' - --I was attached to three l i IlitpariV do not recollect the numbeof th r d . th e p'. the town did it comprise ?—Oldhallii.4t eoilinee's peck. tl i i htlr ri'e, Dale -street ?—No. • rft:t ee tio 4 4s, bet 1 did not see hmimdaundruainritn d in th 1 1 k li ,r,°tner Thomas actively gag en- --e ir either Vasser. h et%) elltiott the district you were in the o ng di kt, (1 44 ; t h, at 1 recollect. t'll silLUasi he attached to I— . l cannot n s o w c y l; i ,e il le iill Whether he interested himself . Cti: l. eet 6 ? tee te w hethe r or not he had the di t 1 lh,''e,l'e ' .o, Ido not recollect. districts 1 ee r. and yo • brother Robert ?—Not ,q p thi t , u 1 ro e le it : It',f)aho:istiedaerabl himself fa m a i g l y ood re d s e c a m l b i l n an th e e : st e hb l r e ee. c ots "l 'll°w he h *rY was made irni whether I bate' Ni ts on this affair, do you know . being li k I Nh'arson ?--I never heard of his b Yo -- ° l lld h d 'f he had been. h a t a s j' ) l e i r' a e i n f y ? --- e n N q n u t ]. Yon tx , . ave one 1 Carson ? ‘l4l4ed yourself by Mr. perceptible to . tr 2 t _ , ~L,,,,, , , t i t e 4 4 444 ra y i l , ti :s i t : l it ll'4 t,ol t t i l w Y t. ; o4l, t l4.l : ll ll o 4 tti i , kit t I ) \ , r}it 3 eubi ane l . : .„ " wte i ho : ir w iwisaie o t : si xi:k r , ?dea.eiii :in t h sli.., bi a hvaed l apl bi eiieu3 heard ,vlop.ieueomdrnhebi T o m: ntrofhoh.bnitoasehomt not Thomas ot oafil a lb. b oer i e u srgo t t... e L 4 q , your brother y t:llti:lotie4l4eyet:o,.th.iiitta.t yhituwhaasviepiotbeaebnoutasckoemainatotuot ' t it! If 1 li eve that he was not because I st ?.4 hot 1:' had bevo. 1141' al 4Q bf his h a 'lac , been examined upc 11:4:44e04t14:in,an i s he ? - ---Lt i', what you rubg u jo ' e ou Le—t W l : 4 "IN ROt sa,o 1 Do t i k ' or sho:',ll.-eo.oured whiskers ?—No. L i 'low hi s ',,.' than you ? Taller. .4:itoi .ie,ll3;lt ?:—No. 1 d w Do ''''. 13 Was ctallt ;d " in s a w nl i t l ex r a e mined by M u t i . etri 4 , 1?--- l e d ill ber the second day of the last l lyt,Jo a i,, ,?. 1 4tent Yth l Itte of,, on-street on that day ?—I w d as o . t It s ate a , ) '"e day ? — Between twelve an Lti ti ll or i erso4 there ?—I did Pell°ll Was he ?—A . gentleman wi j,lsthet4l4Crs. 110ttia i ng wiai any body?—He was t ti th, t3 e. 4 4 11:: ua• T e r, Irian dressed?—As a sea-faring ''. suuuld take him to be a master 4'4l' vi,ttc,., N I You to him ?—.Close to him, wheel 4t te Q , Re Was • Nlat piti e It?_.l„Passed between them ?—I did. fl th e Re eu it ilint:re was a sovereign passed from 4 4 ,,c14 4 : 1 ;te 41. ,. t11 the hand of the sea-faring man ilq th, k tot A ; o s ay any thing? —He did, he sa .. " I lk yollie3 ' the sea-faring man said Id, N I . 8 u, r and what he got he p , 4 ! (hit Pe ak t „ :,,t,04,i i st , .. l l (l o ::7l i p li e n r s i o n n to d D re a ss ie eC_l st i r n ee th t, e a b n r d o7l [ it,:om4 i_e 4,,, nut I know von, sir." t ; 1 :0 atkt r . : .. .:ii i y i), ,,, ,, , , , , : i. . , ,, :0 :,i,1, 1 , i ti e y,,, , ,t :r a i. , ,, , f i e i dn e e. d 5 - oc.u ni nl i h ; linno h t e ?—afi sa yo i r d eds, t i li t.h a e l Oa t 1 4 ) 0 18 hi, Qe tt th at ° lla on then?—Yes, I had a gr , 1,,, kii,, ll attl e ? qtil_Aletrian since ?—I have. t , tte e " Wh, r s " ' hat I cannot tell. l e here he lives —No, Ido not. . )( ai l l ` l . his ti ", ls the reason you cannot tell hi lt,,vtlltet,y()l.. rtogers. t Iv iipm cne. V 4411 at:l-,:al.,tre4el,ll.llng when this took plac l l' th tg ,C , ;13.101. I turned up Vernon-s 1 It est ~i 111 ? ...., ill or passing on ?—I was pa s ,) Yeti c om a -'6.1101' than I am to any mau in hi 'le , eo.• a g'iing . eh •ir a „, -,11 14 6 In. A tv4,r.Pasaitlg be or meeting the Pltltia ll ' R yotlii,p Ve inon-street, and the o i t ave 6 --- -Th e m an it pet qi 8- N1 y o with blue jacl of ~,0 1 1t '' ll 41, " ? " -- I do not know, for he ,iti,et)!l 61.1(ilarenly with the gentleman. Oit it?---It IV th au optn manner that any pel Y hav e ' v as, but there was no one ilea t hey v ii ° . Uot - '1(1,68"u you come close to them?. use they Were discoursing For WATERFORD. To sail every Friday,. with liberty to Mill Vessels, t and ' z and to sailnavigate with or without Pilots, ' t i l ' \ ' \ ii 1, t \ he new Ste, Boat 4.---t-.- ST. P RICK, ALuxANCEn K AY, Commander; Propelled with Two. Engines of Eighty-horse power each, made by Messrs. George Forrester and Co. St. Patrick Office, Clarence Dock. JOHN TOBIN. April 1.5, 1833. ---