The Liverpool Standard and General Commercial Advertiser. — Liverpool, Merseyside, England, 1833-12-31 00:00:00

45" ' - X , -~ ~'. i - 7 ' .4.#7 " - . t 1 44‘. '4:. • , A' 4 4 0: Vali. *- 11-(11• VOL. 111. No. 116 AN* ENE - T.? AL C rinl l U ERCIAL ADVERTISER, PUBLISHED EVERY TUESDAY AND FRIDAY MORNING. :HEARTS RESOLVED, AND HANDS PREPARED, THE BLESSINGS THEY ENJOY TO GUARD !--Smoi NETT TUESDAY, DECEMBER 31, 1833. Lonbon *team Nabigation. THE GENERAL. STEAM NAVIGATION COMPAN Y Established by Act of Parliament. THE- GENERAL STEAM NAVIGATION COMPANY'S ' • PACKETS LEAVE LONDON For HAMBURG (with his Majesty's Mails) every Saturday morning, early. , For ROTTERDAM (with his i Majesty's ails) every Wed nesday and Saturday - morning, at -Ve n o'clock precisely. For OSTEND every Saturday mornin For CALAIS every Sunday morning lily. For RAMSGATE every Saturday (from St. Katharine's _Wharf), at Eight o'clock. M. freight, apply at J. NonnArt's„ 1, Water-lane, Tower street ; and for berths at this Office,—lnformation may also be had at No. 56, Haymarket. N.B.—Passengers going to Hamburg are requested to be on board early on Friday evening. Powerful Steam Packets for Towing and . Excursions. CHAS BESSELL, Secretary. General Steam Navigation Company's Office, 69, Lombard-street. London. tonbon *ijipping. SOUTH AMERII er r O' LONDON LINE OF Pextra.- KETS, FOR RIO JANEIRO, E „.; To sail on the 10111 January, no Goods will be re - - ceived after the 9th, and none without an order from the Broker, the fine Brig ALEXANDER, W. PENNY, Com mander; A 1, coppered, burthen 140 tons.—For freight or pas sage apply to J. G. MARZETTI, 9, Cooper's-row, Crutches'.-friars, Londou. eor *ale. The fine new Brig EGFRID, 25S tons, built under y the inspection of the present ow er at Sunderland, and launched last October; she is a . ry strong, well-built, handsome vessel, and will carr large cargo ; copper fastened, and her stores of the very best quality: lying in the Regent Canal Dock. For inventories and further particulars inquire of CHARLES WALTON, Newman's-court, 73, Cornhill, London. FOR SALE BY PRIVATE CONTRACT,— . a new Ship (temporarily named the,STAG), of 323 • VT"- tons register, built at Stockton, ofAhe very best ma `' terials ; has a scroll head and 4f, and will bear the i most minute inspection ; now lying n the London Docks, Wapping Basin.—lnventories may bihad onboard, and further particulars known by applying to MARSHALL, HUTCHISON and'Co. New City Chambers, hishopsgate-street, LendOn, liAbrrpoot Batt by auction. THURSDAY. Postponed front Friday, the 27th initant. On THURSDAY next, the 2d January, at Tzfo o'clock, at RobOt oi / Watkins and Co's Office, 3, R niford-street, The very fast-sailing Baran AV AMINO, of Bristol. 4' ..'' • •Tpisci burthen, per register, 332 tons, coppered and copper -- - fastened, lying in the Queen's Dock. ROBERT WATKINS and CO., Brokers. FRIDAY. On Account of the Underwriters. ;L l y , On FRIDAY next, the 3d arMary, at One o'clock, at William Nevett's 0 • •e, Rumford-street, 11 double Bales damn . d Turkey YA.I.)PER ROOTS, Landed ex Miry, fAdlb: "Siityrna..—App :to- -Mr.'iosrivit FEARON, Merchant, or to WILLIAM NEVETT, Broker. On FRIDAY next, the 3d January; at One o'clock, at Win. NEVETT's Office, tumford-street, 170 Tons Cuba F STIC, 50 Ditto LIG MVITIE, 4 Ditto BRA ILErfA WOOD, 10 Ditto LOGWOOD, Landing ex Eukhemia, from New Providence, on the East side George's Do c k.—Apply to Mr. JOHN 'WRIGHT, JIM., Merchant, or-to WILLIAM NEVETT, Eroker. On FRIDAY next, the 3d Jana y, at Twelve o'clock, at No. 17, Tithe rn-street, 7200 HORSE DES, 1100 Dry OX a d COW DITTO, Per Bona Fide and Abeona, from Btienos Ayres.—Apply to Mr. C. M IDDLETON, Merchant, or to ROBINSON and HADWEN, Brokers. NEXT WEEK 14C. On FRIDAY, the 10th January next, Twelve o'clock, at Roscow and Rigg's Office, ater-street, 920 Dry OX and COW IDES, Just arrived ex Abeona, from Bue s Aires, and Vangpard, from Monte Video.—Apply to Messrs. WADDINGTON, HOLT, and Co. Merchants, or to ROSCOW and .RlGG,Brokers. *alto by auction. CLEARANCE SALE FOR 1833, AT THE LIVERPOOL ROOMS, WILLIAMSON-SQUARE. By Mx. D. JONES, Tins Day, (Tuesday,) the 31st instant, and To-moanow, (Wednesday,) the Ist January, at Elaven o'clock precisely, at the Liverpool Rooms, A GENERAL Assortment of Modern and Genteel Parlour, Kitehen, and Bed-room FURNITURE, Child's Carriage, Druggists' and other Shop Fixtures, cons' gof Glass Slides and Cases, Drawers, Counters, CUpbo ds, Bins, Scales and Weights, two Garden Engines, Plaster axis, Windows, Sashes, Doors, and Frames, Gas Piping, rms, Ovens and Grates, Boilers, Parlour Grates, Mangle, a quantity of Drugs, Pickles, and Blacking,'a large assortment of Joiners' Tools, Cutlery, and Ironmongery, Plate and Plated Goods, Watches, Jew ellery, two excellent Fowling Pieces, several, pair Pistols, six Piano Fortes, Hats. Shoes, Steelyards, Joiners' Benches, and a great variety of other Articles, particulars of which will ap pear in Catalogues, and the Goads may be viewed on the morn mns sale. To be LET, an excellent Dwelling-house in... Clayton-square, several Public-houses, and the spacious Cellars underneath the Liverpool Rooms, suitable for a Porter and Spirit Dealer, &c. GLOUCESTER-STREET ACADEMY. G. ROBERTS, unfeignedly grateful for the liberal sup . port he has been favoured with during the last ten years, begs respectfully to annot be, that his ACADEMY will be REOPENED on Mori next, January . 6, and hopes his own assiduity, and the go pinion of his Friends and the Public will ensure him continued encouragement. Terms, per Quer, ter, Writing, Arithmetic, &e. One Guinea ; Book-keeping &c._, 10s. 6d. extra; Latin and French, 10s. bd. extra. Cards and References may be had at the Academy, or the House, No. 17. Gloucester.strc.et. CLASSICAL, MATHEMATICAL, and COMMERCIAL. IaTUMB'S HOUSE ACADEMY, Whiston; near Prescot, will be RE-OPENED, on IV,ltrti'Day, 20th January next. TERMS—Above Ten yerfof age, £25 per annum; under that age, £2O. For further particulars apply to. Mr. FREER, Stationer, Byrom-street. ATESSRS. SORLEY'S SCHO , 77, Great George- JIM street, will be RE-OPEN , on MONDAY next; the 6th January. At this Academy Young ntlemen are prepared for the University, and instructed in the various branches connected with the mercantile profession. Mr. JOHN SORLEY has accommodation for a few additional Boarders. Liverpool, Dec, 20, 1833, TOPARENTS AND GUAR ANS. A CLERGYMAN of the CHURCH ENGLAND, who 1 -- 1_ resides in the County of Nort u berland, within Two Miles of Newcastle, wishes to take ew PUPILS to EDU CATE along with his Son : no pain will be spared to make the Situation a desirable one in all respects. The House has thi benefit Of the pure Air of Newcastle Town Moor, which it immediately adjoins. The mail and coaches pass daily. Further particulars may be known on application to the Rev. J. WALKER, Gosforth, near Newcastle-on-Tyne; if by letter, post-paid. /HISS and ' ' thelclxaLl9uVbflicbeNatr'sshpeecwtrir lii t i o ti i l n e fo l ra her o j F a r n i n e a n r ds , next, commence givjng LESSONS n the PIANO-FORTE and in the THEORY of MUS ' at her residence, No. 38, Christian-street. Miss G. has been a Pupil of Mr. Henshall upwards of nine years, and trusts that by her experience, and the adoption of the too-often-neglected method of combining tho Theory with the Piano-forte Lessons, she will insure the progress of those who may place themselves under her tuition. N.B.—Private Schools and Pupils attended. WITHOUT R.EsERVE: , —FREE FROM AUCTION DUTY, By ORDER of the ASSIGNEESof Mr. R.BARNEWALL. By Mr. LUCAS, SA.TrRDA T. tlext, the 4th January, at Two o'nleek precisely, at hi Repository, Great-Charlotte -street, Lot. 1. GRAY (H 15 hands 21 inches high, very _AL superior in harness. Lot 2.—A Brown GBLDINO, 15 ha s-3 inches high, with great power, very fine action, an e of the best hunters in the country. Lot 3.—A Bay MARE, 15 hands 2 inches high, steady in harness. Lot 4.—A Bay GELDING, 15 hands 2 inches high, steady in harness. Now on view, at the Repository. idy l TO IRONFOI....'DERS AND CAPI"ALISTS. By T. COGLAN, The valuable MACHINERY, UTENSI i PATTERNS, 4-c. of the LIVER IRON FOUNDRY, •P r ament-sireet,.Liverpodt, On TUESDAY the 7th, WEDNESDAY C Bth, and THURSDAY the 9th days of January next, at Eleven o'clock precisely each dav,—by order of the surviving Partner, ITIHE remaining STOCK belonging to the late firm of I_ Owen, Addison; and Grindrod, consisting of an extensive variety of articles suited for the Iron Foundry Business, viz. a Steam Engine of six horse power; an upright improved Boring Mill, and Drilling Apparatus; a large Lathe and Boring Mill; a small Ditto with back motion; two horizontal Blast Cylinders, with Shafts and Gearing complete; Cranes, Triangle Poles, with Iron Purchases attached, several lots of new Cabouses, or Ships' Hearths, for all classes of Vessels, Windlass Wheels, Scuttles, Gin 'Wheels, Sheaves, Fire Irons, Bosses and Plates, &e.; also, Boilers, Ovens and Grates, Safes, Bookcases, &c. A variety of Castings, consisting of Railway Sash Weights, &c., useful to Builders and others. The above Establishment is of many years' standing, the Stock of which comprises useful articles adapted to the present times. A person will be in attendance every day from TwelVe to Two o'clock, in order-to give such further information as may be required. SALE OF EXCELLENT FURNITURE, valuable DOUBLE BODIED PHAETON, A STANHOPE, JERSEY COW, WINE, 4c., LINEACRE. By Messrs. T. WINSTANLEY and SONS, On TUESDAY, the 7th, and WEDNESDAY, the 6th of January, at Eleven o'clock precisely each day, on the Premises, Line acre, near the Rimrose Bridge—by older (!/* the Assignees, rinllE modern and excellent HOUSEHOLD FURNI TURE, valuable Plate, Plated Articles, Table and Bed Linen, 'faliie c"rvicsts,of hantlsorne ziehly,cut Glass, Wine, a Jersey Cow, and other erects of - Mr. Robert Barnewall. The Drawing-rooni Furniture comprises Drab Merino Da mask Curtains for two Windows, Sets of imitation Rosewood Chairs and Couch, Rosewood Circular Li . and a pair of Crtrd Tables, Ladies' Work Ditto, Easy C ir, Fire Screens, Brus sels Carpet, and various Ornamenta • rticles. The Dining-room Furniture ists of twelve handsome Chairs, modern Pedestal Sidebo: Set of well-made Dining Tables, on telescope frames, two Crimson Merino Damask Window Curtains, lif i nssels Carpet, Fenders, Fire-irons, &c. The Bed-chambois contain, modern Four-post, Camp, and Servant's. Bedsteads, with Printed Calico and White Dimity Hangings, excellent Feather Beds, 'Mattresses, and Bedding, Painted Toilette Tabl,ts and Washstands, Chairs, Chests of Drawers, Kidderminster Carpets, Mahogany Wardrobes, Se cretaires and Chests of Drawers, of various sizes, a large as sortment of Culinary and Laundry Articles, Stable and. Ship pon Utensils, &c. The Wine is of choice quality, and consists of small quanti ties of Port, Madeira, Sherry, Claret, Hock, Bucellas, Cham pagne, Hermitage, Cote Rotie, &c., which will be suld on Wed nesday, when Samples may be tasted. The Carriages will be sold immediately after the Wine. The Furniture, &c. to be viewed on Monday, the 6th, and 'Catalogues may be had on the Premises, and at Messrs. T. \VINSTANLEY and SONS' Office, Church-street. By Messrs. WINSTANLEY and SONS, On WEDNESDAY, the 15th day of January next, at One o'clock precisely, at the Clarendon-rooms, VERY valuable parcel of FREEHOLD AND, with .±31... the nine Dwelling-houses thereon, situa on the south side, (at the end nearer Castle-street,) an it the angle of Sweetmg-street, otherwise called Elbo e, leading from Castle-street to Dale-street, in Liverpoo hich will be offered for sale in two lots. Lot 1. The piece of Land, with the three Houses thereon, forming the angle of Sweeting-street, and therefore in a right line with both Castle-street and Dale-street, containing about 180 square yards, well adopted for the site of a Warehouse, and bounded by valuable property of Jno. Gladstone, Richd. Dob son, and J. S. Leigh, Esquires. Lot 2. The piece of Land, with the six Houses thereon, lying to the westward.of lot 1, and between it and a passage leading into a Court or Place called Joseph's-buildings. by which Court it is bounded at the back, containing about 156 X square yards. These Houses, from their convenient situation, are al ways in great demand by tenants, and the site would be valuable for Counting-houses or Warehouse. For further information application may be made to Mr. NORTH, Solicitor, Wood-street, from whom printed particulars with plans annexed may be had. LiII:PORTANT and VALUABLE ESTATE, in WEST DERBY By Messrs. T. WINSTANLEY and SONS, On MONDAY, the 20th day of January next, at One o'clock precisely, at the Clarendon-rooms, N ESTATE in West Derby, lying compactly together, on both sides of; and fronting the turn le-road to Prestos, A and only about two miles distant from the iverpool Exchange ? , containing, by recent admeasurerueu acres, 3 roods, and 21 perches, statute measure, which be offered for Sale in the following Lots, the latter Mt t be withdrawn if Lot 1 be not sold. Lot 1. The FARM HOUSE and OUTBUILDINGS, with The Twelve FIELDS adjoining each other, all situate on the north side of the said turnpike-road, numbered on the snap from 1 to 12, inclusive, and containing. together 44A. la. 17e , or thereabouts. 2. The FOUR FIELDS, on the south side of the said turn , pike-road, numbered' on the map 13 to 16, inclusive, and con taining together SA. 211. 7P. or thereabouts. The Estate is Copyhold of Inheritance, held of the Manor of West Derby, under the yearly rent of £1 9s:' 2d., and the usual snits and services, and is now in the occupation of Mr. Thomas Grace, as tenant from year to year. It is close to the. New Cattle Market, and the contiguity to the town, and the rapid improvement in the value of Land in the neighbourhood, render this Property well worthy the attention of the Capitalist. Two-thirds of the purchase money, if required, may remain on mortgage. The Tenant will show the Premises, and for any further information application may be made to Mr. Wm. MERCER, Land Agent, Irvine-street, Edge-hill; or to Mr. NORTH, Soli citor, WoOdstrcet,' Liverpool, at. whose Offices, and from the Auctioneers' printed particulars with Plans annexed, may be hid On Tuinisuity next, the 2d day of January, at the Clarendon rooms, Liverpool, at One o'clock in t afternoon, subject to conditions (unless in the Meantim dilposod of by Private Contract), of which due notice wil n given, riFIHE LIFE INTEREST of a zENTLEMAN, aged 23 years, ip the Oue,seventh rt of the Interest and Pro ceeds of a Sum 0f£6,000, produc g £235 per annum at 41i per cent. interest, with the contingency of his interest therein being increased by survivorship of the other lives. For further particulars apply at the office of Mr. TAYLOR, Solicitor,.Union-buildings, North John-street, Liverpool. b y ORDER 'OF THE DEVISEES IN TRUST. ' On TUESDAY, the 14th day of January nest, at Two o'clock in the afternoon, at the George Inn, Dale-street, in Liverpool, (if not disposed, of in the mean time by private contract, ) subject to. conditions then to be produced, di ,„ 4 LL that valuable Piece of LAND , with the several _lll, MES S•U AGES, W t . E 110 IJ SES, STA BLE S, and other RUT L IN GS thereon, situate on the east side' of Ojdhall-st and north side o f Geor g e.. fitr - aet, in Liverpool aforesai ontaining in front to Old hall-greet- 28 yards and' 2 i ches, and rtiniiing in flepth on the north side 71 yards and 10 inches; and on the south side along. George-street 138 yards 2 feet and 4 inches, then running northward 15 yards '2 ,feet 9 inches, and then in further depth eastwardly 15 yards 1 foOt, then rtinning . Southward to George street 16 yards and 3 inches; and then in further depth Jong George-street 13 yards, and being in breadth at the back 31 yards and finches, or thereabouts. . . ' ~ I be Premises are Freehold of Inheritance, and contain in the whole .about 1815 Square Yards ef'Land. For further particulars apply to Mr. CHAnt.us Lunivkitoi the acting Devisee in Trust, Hargraves-buildings, or to Wit. 'FuomrsoN, Solicitor, High-street, Exchange, at which places elan of the Premises inay be seen, NOTICE. A LL Persons Indebted to the Estate of DANIEL WALN, e , formerly of Water-street, in Liverpool iii the county of Lancaster,, and late of Crosby, in the said c rty, number and Glazier, arc r equested to pay unto Mess . TOP HA Al ,and SON, Solicitors, Castle-street, the amount of fl ier respective debts. And the persons to whom the said,Datiiel Wale stood indebted are, requested to send in to thern.the particularS of their claims. THE creditors who have proved their debts under a commis - IL Sion of b'ankrupt bearing date the 1 0th day a June, 1829,. awarded.and issued forth against WILLIAM COCHRAN, of Lima, in Peru, in South Amerita, and JOHN PARISI! RO BERTSON; of the city of London, merchants, factors, dealers and chapmen, (lately carrying on business in copar tnership at Lima aforesaid, under the firm of Cochran and Robertson,) are requested to Meet the assignees of the s t a nkrupts: estate and effects, on Tuesday, the 31st clay of De tub& instant,. at Two o'clock in.the Afternoon, at the Officnof Messrs. CARSON and GRoos S'olicitOrs, No. 38, Castle-street,.in LiVerpon/; in the county of Lancaster, to take into consideration the ipport of.the .accoutitaut who has investigated the affairs of the h ouse o f R o . :bertsens and Co., of London, in which the saidliankrupt, J. P. :Roborlson,.was a parttiei; and to assent.td Or dissent from the said assignees commencing, prosecuting, or defending any action iat'lasf or suit in equity, for the recovery or protection oT the in :terest of the said bankrupt,,J. P. Robertson, in the said house of Robertsons and Co., or their conipoundiag, initiinittii* to ar. ,bitration, or otheelvise settling anymattet eelgistlithereto ; and ,to ratify and confirm the proceedings which the said assignees have already adopted in respect of the affairs of Robertsons Co. ; and generally to - auttrotize and empower tliegaid assignees to act in the affairs of Robertsons and Co. in such a Midi:ter as they shall, from time to time, be advised; and on other special affairs. CARSON and CROOKE. Eiberpool g,t1i111)illg'• EAST INDIES. For BOMBAY and CHINA, a t 440 tons register, to be launcly Visq Greenock, and to sail positive) -- before the 31st of January o ne. For particulars regarding Goods t consigned to the super cargo, or for the purchase and shipane of Tea, or other Chinese produce, apply to Messrs. FINLAY, HOVGSON, and Co., London; Messrs. JAMES FINLAY and Co., Glasgow; or here to JOHN GLADSTONE and Co. `he new SHIP, ~t immediately at from thence on or e . ; e the 31st December. _,,,ZIONA, PHILIP GILL, tr 1176. —For freight or pas -4,1 n board, in the Prince's Brokers; or to J VI - IN TOBIN. To succeed the GIPSEY.— To sail . .0. For BOMBAY, the new Ship ' Commander; 400 tons bu. • - sage apply to Captin Dock, to Messrs., - Boto and RUSSE For BOMBAY, the fine Ship ANGER, Captain Tnos.. SMITH, burthen 512 ton —For freight or pas sage apply to the master on ard, in the Prince's Diicki or to CHARLES HORSFALL and SON. _ Warranted the First resset, anti to sail about - Ike 10th .litnuary. Foe :3:1 - TAVIA and SlNCAl'Oltt;the. fine built Ship MADRAS, Captain / HENRY THORNTON; 4 * A 1, 300 tons per register, newly coppered and copper -- fastened, sails well, and in Very respect a first-rate conveyance..-=-For terms of freight or passage, having superior accommodations and two cabins, apply on board, west side Prince's Dock; to Mr. CLINT, or to 'W. and, J. TYRER. For .BOMBA I - , the fast Shi ALIQUIS, Al, JOHN MAcPrE, Commander; 67 register tons, will have early despatch; her poo abins are ample and well aired, where passengers s II have comfort. —For terms apply on board,.Queen's Dock, or to DUNCAN GIBB. WEST It DIET. / To sail on the • BthJanuary.-Vlor ANTIGUA, the r 4 Ship PHCENIX, -J O H N H. RTLEY, Master.—For freight or passage apply to C. W. and F. SHAND. To sail the 13th January.—For 'MERARA, the Ship INDIAN CHIEF, J. H. LLIAMS, Comman k 7 4ilie:; der; burthen per register 416 ns.—For freight or - passage, her cabins being most comfortable and com modious, apply to JOHN GLADSTONE and Co. For BARBADOS, the Ship lIGGINSON, JOHN GILLESPY, Master ; i n t en e t o sa il on th e B t h .; t :4 of January —For freight or pas e, appli to BARTON; IRLAM, a d HIG(,INSON. First vessel.—For HAVANA, the w 1-known hr trader COUNTESS of LONS ALE, DANIEL 7:7 OnoomE, Master; Al, coppered I copper-fastened, but then per register 200 tons.----F freight or passage apply to Captain GROOME, on board, Ki ng ' s D oc k ; t o M e S sr !. TENANTS, MOORE, and Co.; or to J. NELSON WOOtt'and Co. For PORT MARIA, JAMAICA, a Places adja- I, ...in, cent, the A 1 Brig MARY, JOHN , Master. Will s ir V.:; sail about the middle of January. pply to Messrs. ": CHARLES HORSFALL, SON, and Co., or J. NELSON WOOD and Co.- Will sail immediately. —For BAR DOS, the d e Liverpool-built Barque GRATITU , ANDREW WHYTE, Master; lying on the E Side Queen's Dock.—For -freight or passag e ap to HEYES, LITHER AND, and Co. Wolgenholrae-square. Po sail 21st January.—For DENIER A, the Sli SANDBACH, JAMES BISPHASI, ster. Lying in r 4 :07, the Prince's Dock.—Apply to SANDBACH, TINNE, and Co. To sail in , all January.—For MAD IRA, MON *TEGO BAY, and LUCEA, an d vi deliver Goods aat the adjacent Ports, in Jamaica, t superior British built Barque 10, JOHN BARNES, A ster; burthen 252 tour.—For freight, Bc - c. apply to IL W: APPLETON, Tyrer-street. UNITED STATES. JOHN s ---, A regular Trader.—For SAVANNAH he well- V_p - known Brig ROBERT BURNS, JOHN ESSENOER, • Tiri Master; burthen per register 300 to coppe'red and ' -- - copper-fastened. For freight or p sage apply to- Mr. THOMAS CHOWDER, Merchant, or to J. NELSON WOOD and CO. Will he succeeded by the PERCEVAL, Capt. M. FORREST. (One concern.) Without Reserve. / On THURSDAY next, the 2d January, 1 Twelve o'clock,. at k r Baird's Warehouse, Coo is-row, 9 Inds. containing 400 H IS, in bags, Cured by Robinson and Girvin; re-1 ded from the Jamaica, bound for Jamaica.—Apply to W. WIIITEHOUSE and SON, Brokers. For NEW ORLEANS, the .A I American Ship • ATLANTIC,. JOHN PAILEY, Mas ; coppered and ,„a h+l copper-fastened, and will be desp ched imm e di a t e l y , - - with whatever freight may offer.—Apply to the Mas ter, on board, King's Dock, or to WILLIAM SMITH and SON. For NEW ORLEANS, the firs class coppered 44 American. Ship SUPERIOR, . TYSON, Com mander; burthen 411 tons.—For reight or passage • apply on board, Prince's Dock ,• to Messrs. T h os. WiLsoN and Co., or to J. 'l'. RAYNES, 40, King-street. SOUTH AMERICA. Warranted first Vessel.—Has a considerable portion of her cargo now on board,. and will sail inumediately.—For BUENOS AYRES Direct, the remarkably fine new ,OWILTONWOOL T " Brig THOMAS STOCKDALE, Mas - - ter; Al, now on her first voyage, co pe 'd and cop per-fastened, and expected to be a very fast-sal g vessel; her accommodations for passengers are superior lying west side King's Dock.—For freight or passa ,, e ap l o A%HL .BROTHERS. To succeed the above, the well-kuown A 1 Liverpool-built Barque MARY WORRALL, DAVID SMITH, Master; a regu lar trader. Warranted first Vessel. For BUENOS AYRES Direct, and will deliver : 4 1% t v t s lr . whole of her cargo n in the Inner Roads, the fa5t ,;!415,14.7-: of il Yarmouth,c op iie reil D Nir d A R C o p p' pe i- fas MARTIN,te n e 0 , Brig mraa n P d O e r B C b l u A r , then per register 167 tons, A 1 at Lloyd's; he greater part of her cargo being engaged, she will have ' mediate despatch; she has superior accommodations ; lying in King's Dock.— For freight or passage apply to Mr. DANIEL' CAMPBELL, or COTESWORTH and SMITH. On FRIDAY next, the 3d January, at One o'clock, ,vtt at Mr. W. P. B USHBY ' S 0 ce , Ei c h ange - a ll e y, 0,2if5 The remarkably fine Barque LY DE, D. N. MUNRO, " Commander ' • this fine substantial vess e l was built at Greenock in 1820, of the oicest materials; will bear the strictest inspection, and being b un d an tly f oun d In stores of the best description, may be sent to sea with very little expense ; she carries a large cargo at an easy draught of water, and sails well; is copper-fastened, and coppered over wood sheathing and patent felt. Length 119 feet; breath 30 feet 3 inches; depth 22 feet 6 inches; admeasures 490 81-94 tons. _ For 'inventories and further particulars, apply to the Com mander, on board, east side Prince's Dock, or to GRAHAM and TAYLOR. Mt3DITERRANEAN. For NAPLES and MESSINA, the SI SISTERS, :in , , S. CAMPBELL, blaster; Al, 122 to egister, and .41t.ii1 haying nearly the whole of her now going on - • board, will be despatched in a few .s.—For freight, &c. apply to JOHN IBBY and Co. BY ORDER OF THE MORTGAGEES. Peremptorily,—On TUESDAY, the 7th day of January next, at Six o'clock in the evening, at the Great George 'I avern, in Upper Pitt-street, in Liverpool, in one o more lots, and sub ject to conditions then to be produce ALL those Three MESSUA Sor DWELLING HOUSES, numbered 14, I nd 16, situate on the east side of Chester-street, in Toxteth-park, near Liverpool, con taining in front thereto and in breadth at the back severally six teen yards and a half, and running in depth backwards on the north and south sides severally eiOteen yards and a! half, or thereabouts, one of which houses is in the Ttossession of Mr. Smith, as tenant at will, at a yearly rent of L'hS. The Premises are Freehold of Inheritance. - For ftuther particulars apply to Mr. Thomrsos, Solicitor, '2, High-street, Exchange. NEW SOUTH WALES. To sail positively on the 20th February. For HOBART TOWN, VAN DIEMEN'S LAND, and SYDNEY, NEW SOUTH WALES, t fast-sailing .iiiZeirZi British-built Ship CLYDE, N ATHA 'EL lIIEL AND, Commander; burthen, per register, 1 tons, armed, and carries an experienced Surgeon. 'l' is vessel is a regular trader, and has very superior accommoda for passengers of all classes.—The greater part of her cargo eing engaged, early application is necessary to Messrs. W 11. LTA SI SMITH and SON, or to . WILLIAM BELL, 20, Water-street. To succeed the above, and will sail on the 20th April, the beautiful fast-sailing Ship WILLIAM, burthen 324 tons, a regular Trader. Bankrupt's Efrects.—By order f the Assignees. Ou TUESDAY, the 7th January t, at Twelve o'clock, at Bateson and Horsfall's Offic Lower Castle-street, 300 Tons fine Export Blue SLATES, Consisting of large and small Ladies, Countesses, Duchesses, Queens, and Imperials. BATESON and HORSFALL, Brokers. On *alt. SEFTON ARMS HO' EL, AINTREE. TAMES BRACH begs -to ounce that his ANNUAL COURSING DAlis ( • Permission of Viscount Moly neux) fixed for WEDNES , the Bth day of January, 1834. Greyhounds in the Slips at Eleven o'clock. • Dinner at Half-past Three o'clock. Etturation. ,PISS HAMILTON inf s her Friends that she has re ill sumed the INSTR TION of YOUNG GENTLE MEN iu the Rudiments the ENGLISH, LATIN, and FRENCH. LANGUAGES, Writing, rithmetic, &c., and that her Sche..i will be RE-OPENED on the 20th JANUARY next. TEums---Ten Guineas per Annum; under Seven years of age, Eight Guineas. Norton -street, corner of Finch-street. SEACOMBE SCHOOL, CHESHIRE, CONDUCTED BY MR. BALL, WILL RE RE-OPENED ON MONDAY, JANUARY 20, 1831. BALL most respectfully tenders his acknowledgments ITX for the very extensive patronage he has received since his SCHOOL was commenced, and begs to nform his Friends and the Public, that he Removed, in Octo r last, to a much larger and more convenient House, erect purposely for him, to which is attached a new and ver •ommodiousSchool-room, with extensive Play,.grounds, &c. As Seacombe is so highly esteemed for salubrity, with every convenience for safe sea bathing, &c., Mr. BALL hopes that this circumstance alone, with Parents and Guardians of Youths of delicate constitutions, will add weight to the other general and superior advantages which his Establishment possesses, and he most respectfully invites all interested in the comfort and management of Children to inspect his arrangements, combin ing, as they do, elegance with comfort, (each young Gentleman having a single bed, and not more than two beds being allowed in one room,) while the plan of instruction embraces a complete system of Classical, Mathematical, and Commercial Education. Mr. B. has Testimonials of character and ability (which are printed for inspection, and which may he seen at the Office of this Paper, at the Albion, Mercury, and Journal„Offices, and at. Mrs. Platt!;, -Tea. DZAler, C;44113-street,) frees the Right Honourable Lord Skelmersdale, Mr. Kershaw, Ormskirk, (with whom he resided upwards of eleven years,) Mr. Palmer, Soli citor, Ormskirk, and others, together with numerous private references in Liverpool, Manchester, Preston, Stockport, &c. He has also the honour to refer Parents and Guardians to Lord Skelmersdale, Mr. Kershaw, and G. Andrew, Esq., Compstall, near Stockport, and can at the same time confidently depend upon the favourable testimony of all those friends whose Sons he has had under his care. Seacombe School, December 24, 1833. taanteli. WANTED; a small PUBLIC_ HOUSE or a G D TAP, going in low. To LET, several HOTELS, INNS, and SP T VAULTS, going in from £l5O to £5OO. To be DISPOSED OF, an INVESTMENT on a Long LEASE, paying great profits, which are likely to be doubled. Purchase under £lOOO. Apply to Mr. JAMES BACH, Auctioneer, Clarendon-buildings, Liverpool, and Sefton Arms Hotel, Aintree. WANTED to PURCHASE for INVESTM NT, SHARES in the undermentioned Concerns, other eligible Securities, viz.: — LIVERPOOL or MANCHESTER JO • STOCK BANKS. LIVERPOOL and MANCHESTER, and WARRING TON and NEWTON RAILWAYS. LIVERPOOL OIL GAS COMPANY. Apply to GEORGE BATLEY, Exchange-street East ; who has on Sale PORT WINE of the highest quality, in Wood and Bottle. LIVERPOOL DOCKS. TO MARINERS. WANTED, a MASTER for the FLOATIN GHT VESSEL, stationed at the entrance to the ort of Li verpool. He will be required to be op boa ch alternate month. The Salary £l2O per annum, beside °visions. He must have been ten years at Sea as a Master or Chief Officer, and not exceed 40 years of age„ Further particulars may be .'-pd by application to the Dock Secretary. Applications for this Situatio4. testimonials, to be addressed to the Chairman o; the Dock Committee, and left at this Office on or before Monday, the 6th day of January next, and the app4eants mus LLIAM 'FOSTER,t attend. on TuesdaySec h, tretarye ith, at twelve o'clock. WI. Dock-office, jacerpool, Dec.24th, 1833. Zo be ILO. T O be LET, a BONDED VAULT, No. 1. 'Duke-street, known by the name of "Stafford's V s," containin , ? about 300 square vards.—For further partic ars apply to V. ROBERTS, No. 3, Upper Duke-street. Le a 1 Xottro. NoncE is hereby , given, that on the fifth day of December instant, an order was signed by JOSHUA THOMAS HoR TON CLERK, and JOHN FORMRY, ESQ., two of His Majestys Justices of the Peace, in and for the county of Lancaster, for stopping up a certain Public. Foot Way, • passing along top of a certain field, in Ormskirk, in the paid county, cal l ,o'Saddler's Field, and lying between a certain highway leilfng from the • township of Scarisbrick, in the said county to the town of Ormskirk, in the said county; and a cei tain ober Footway on the north-west side of a field there, called the Church Fiela, being of the length of one hundred, an d four yards, and of the breadth of one yardnpon a medium (which said first-mentioned Foot' way the said Justices upon a. view found to be_ unnecessary); and that the said order will be lodged with the Clerk of the Peace for the said county, at the general Quarter Sessions of the peace, to be holden liy adjournment at liirkdale,in and for the said county, on the twentieth day of January nest; and also that the said order will at the said Sessions be confirmed and eniolled, unless upon an appeal against the same, to Le then made if it be otheiwise determined. Orinskirk, 7th Dec, 18$3. • /eL .1., TRADE OP LIVERPOOL. PACKET SHIPS. 'he conveyance of letters to foreign countries at fixed periods, ones exclusively under the direction of Governtnent and the Post-oitce, has, for some time past, —as far as regards the corn tannication With the Northern Continent of America—been superseded by the enterprise of the merchants of the United' States, ably seconded by those of this port; and sirailar arrange meats have been made by the latter for other portions of the Western world, and for the South of Europe. " Lines of Packet Ships, of the highest class for equipment and 'lament of sailing, have been established between Liverpool and - the undermentioned plac.es. They are especially calculated for Vie rapid conveyance of correspondence and merchandise,- ---,crtanged for 7,z1.2a.av 0 - ra au_a. of s .1-orior aleg,Ance and con vettienee, sail with &punctuality exceeding that of the Patkets of the Pest-office,—and wilt a frequency which that establish nlettt has never even attempted. These vessels are despatched from hence as follows : For New YOitlC.—Ort the Ist, Bth, 16th, and 24th of every Month. throughout the year. By reciprocal arrangements between the two Governments letters are forwarded by re ' enlar Mails to and from Canada. Those going from this Country to Canada not being chargeable with inland postage in the United States, after their arrival at New York. PkILADELPHII.-0-n the Bth and 20th of each month. liosTax.--Usuallv on the sth and 20th of each month. Oran PORTS OF THE UNITED STATES.—Not on fixed days, as in the above cases, hut very frequently. From New York and some of the Eastern ports there are also established Lines of sailing and Steam Packets to the various Southern ports of the Union, as well as to Jamaica, the Havana, and other parts of the Gulf of Mexico. MONTREAL.—On the 24th of each Month during the open season. lIKVANL.—On the sth of each month. Rio JANSIRO.-011 the Ist, 10th, and 20th of each month. UENOA AND LEGRORN.—On the Ist and 16th of each month. Lismow.—On the Ist and 16th of each month. OPORTo.—Every three weeks. NAPLES AND SICILY.—Every three weeks. SMYRNA AND CONSTANTINOPLE.--Every three weeks. To the BRITISH WEST INDIES, the foreign settlements of the GOLF of METICO, the other portions of Soon t AmEatcA, the EAST INDIES, NEW SOUTH 'WALES, and the Islands and countries of the EASTERN SEAS, vessels are sailing through eut the year, if not on fixed days, at least with a frequency and punctuality unknown to any other port in the British Dominions. This arrangement has been exclusively made for the Lines of "Packets which sail punctually at the appointed periods. The Order of sailing in each line is accurately laid down in the sub- Joined tables; the first ship under each head being the next in intatiOn to sail. . P. D. signifies Prince's Dock; G. D., George's : S. D., Salt house; Q. D., Queen's; K. D., King's; C. D., Canning; Cl. D, Clarence; and B. D., Brunswick Dock. from 1 Ships. L'pool. BOSTON. INlwre Captains.lTons. Merchants. 10a.dim , ... . . ~ fromans 500 - Maury, Latham & Co. Crocker 500 T. &J. D. Thornelv. Akerman 500 Baring Brothers & Co. i C. Ilumberstone & Co. Trenton Gimell Fish, 5 Plymouth I First class I , tO Vessel gait from L'pool. HAVANA. Where Loading, 1834 Jan. 5 Courier Captains. Tons. Brokers i Campbell 235 C. Abercrombie C. D. RIO JANEIRO. - Where trom ShipS. Captains. Tons. Brokers. Loading Po 834 an. IJ. Stamp J. Young 400 W. and J. Tyrer Q.D. 10 Sir John John Mit- 240 Ashley Brothers G.D. Franklin hinson 3)0 First class W. and J. Tyrer Vessel RIO JANEIRO. (Second Line.) • 'Si n from Ships. Captains. Tons. Broken. Where Ltpeoi. Loading. .11E4 Clifton W Bushby 314 Cotesworth and Q. D. Smith *. 1 6 Abecina WGarbutt 214 Ditto G. D. LISBON. It Where frp 00l om Ships. Captains. Tons. Owners of Brokers Loading. . 1834 Jan. 1 Ann Paley Rolston 166 John Bibby &Co. OPORTO. from Ships. Captains. Tons. Brokers. Where I; gook Loading. Ellen Cerinan I Blun , lell. 176 Geo. Ilighfield. GENOA AND LEGHORN. upboi.Troia Ships. Captains. Tons. Owners or Brokers Where Loading, -Dot lteil R. ;0114 I o.l..Tane, Williams, 129 John Bibby & Co. • NAPLES AND SICILY. Ships. Capt a ins. Tons, B rokers. Where 1 4 961, Loading. .Cll:ll:ag.,' R. Banks. 122 Jas, Moss & Co. i S.D. ii t For NAPLES and MESSINA, e REFORM, a .„ 4 sJ. LEADER, Master; Al, burthe - tons, and hay -Q,','.'V; ing nearly the whole of her cargo gaged, she will be - - despatched in a few days.—For freight, &c. apply to JOHN BIBBY and Co. For VENICE and TRIESTE, nd will forward .40,4 1 , Goods to AscoNA i the CRESC ', R. PITT, Mas maw ter ;, Al, 158 tons register, is pered and copper -- -- ;- fastened, and having a great par o her cargo engaged, will hare early despatch.—For terms of freight apply to' JOHN BIBBY and Co. Eiberpoot *ttain Xabigation. For WATERFORD. To sail emery Friday, with liberty to Tow Vessels, s • Alt • and to sail and 7tavigatf with or without I'ilots, The new Steam Boat ST. PATRI,CK, P At.ExanyEtt KRA Y, • mmander ; P t fled with Two En g i nes of Ei.h -horse power each by l~fiessrs . George Forrester any o. Also, the well-known Steal 'oat GIPSY, To E. Tenni, R. N., C ommander, tiene( E. vrery Tuesday, with th e same liberties as above-men t, St. Pet/rick Office . Clarence Dock. July, 1833. JOAN TOBIN. For SLIGO, with Goods an. Passengers, the ifAti* vs-A -brawn Steam-packet G • SGOW:TtioatAs _ ' - ..— ,:.. _ iltryLlE, Commander, is in •..ed to sail for the .—. _ Nhove Pdtcfrorn the Cla = ce Dock, on Tuuns bVir nekt, the 2d jatuary,at Three o' it =ck in the Afternoon. —.,r..._ MA TTAIE and MAR IN, 3, Drurv-lane. For GREENOCK and GLASGOW, With Goods and PauengeS r , e Bromielate. '4O GL ASGOV and LIVERPOOL Si PING CODIXANY'S ~,, STEAM PAC ETS, y LIVE LtrOOL...ROBT. .PBURN, Commander. IV MANCHESTER . MAIN, Commander. ,•:'4,,' ''',I t CLYDE . R T CRAWFORD, Commander. ..... of 3 • • AILSA CRAIG .. .T.M'Kur.rA it, Commander. Sail, as Under from th e Cl arence Dock, with or without pilots, weather permitting: The new Steamer CLYDE„sailsTo-monaow, (Wednesday,) the lst January, at Two o'clock in the Afternoon. The new Steamer MA NCIIESTER, sails 011 SATURDAY nekt, the 4th Jar,gary, at Four O'clock in the Afternoon. Apply t o * MATT HIE and MARTIN, 3, Drury-lane, Water-street. The new Ship ALEXANDER, 481 register tons; dimensions—length, 121 feet, brea t, 30 3-12 feet, f aitik devh of hold, 21 4-12 feet. he Ship MILO, (one year ,) 462 register tons; dimensions—length, 116 feet, breadth, feet, depth of hold ; 21 feet. Both vessels are copper-fastened, and have been built and equipped with very great care.—For particulars apply on board, Queefi's Dock, or to D i UNCAN G 113.13, The Brig MERSEY, burthe 219 tons, Liverpool 4. ,‘„ built, and b,ing well found i ails, &c. , may be sea ,4114V7 to sea at a triflin g ex p e nse. or particulars apply 01 bgard, - Salthonse Dock, or to BATESON and HORSFALL, Brokers. The new Brigantine ALA Drf built at Poole' in the present year, of the , st materials and work manship, copper-fasten • a handsome model; carries a large cargo for her to ge, and sail's very fast; non . Tying in the Queen's 'flock. L ngth 76 feet 7 inelieS; breadth 21 feet 5-1 inches; depth 13 feet 11 iveLes; and admeasures 15665-91 tons.--For' inventories apply to THUS. and WM. EARLE and Co. .1.1 t r i 'the fine new Ship . ( N , AI) T I ,U S, riiiiNcis CopLAND COnnander; Iying in iince's Dock, bur , then per register 4.00 Rms., la t at South Shields, under particular inspectkin, ngth aloft 105 feet 3 inches, breadth 20 feet 31 inches',. de i2O feet 8 inches, sails remarkably fast, and carries a verve large cargo, fitted with the best materials, and copper-fastened.—For particulars apply to THOMAS GILLESPin, jun., or Htiutsr and HuTcuiNsoN, 59, Lower Shadvrell, London; and, beige, to LEncii and HARRISON, or to 4 .ISp,soN WOOP and Co, VALUABLE FREEHOLD ESTATE, In Antrobus and Crowley, in the County. of Chester. Peremptorily,-011 FRIDAY, the 17th January, 1831,at Six o'clock in the eveninm precisely, at the house of Mr. John Bell, the sign of the Wheat Sheaf, in Antrobus, in the one or more lots as may be then agreed on, and subject to such conditions of sale as shall be then and there produced, ITiIIE FEE-SIMPLE and•INHERIT NCE of and in the I. POOL'S PLATT ESTATE, la: yin Antrobus and partly in Crowley ' in the county o C. -ster, lately in.the occu pation of Mr. ..loseph Berry:— sisting of all that capital Farm House, with suitable and • . venient Outbuildings, and also the Fields, Closes, or Parcels of LAND con tig uous there to, called by the several names of the Three Nooks, the Lord ship Field, the Big Weir, the Little Weir; the Little-Moss Field, the Big Moss Field, the Briery Bank, the Crowley Lodge Field, the Nearer Marl Field, the Further Marl Field, the tsorsey Field, the Middle Field, the Little Field, the High Field, Wright's Croft and Lodge 'Lane, containing, with site Of the Buildings, 67 A., 2 R., 30 P. of Land of the statute mea , sure, or thereabouts, be the same more or less. Together with all those Two capital SEATS in the Parish Church of Bud worth, being No. 46 and 54. And also Two MOSS ROOMS on Whitley. Reed; and one on Park Moss. The above Property offers -an eligible opportunity to the Capitalist for an advantageous investment, to the Agriculturist from its central situation,%eing near to good MarkeTs, the high state of cultivation in which the Land now is, and the opportu nities which by its locality and capabilities are offered for im provements, and to the Sportsman from its being surrounded on all sides by Estates belonging to gentlemen by whom the Ganre is -strictly preserved, it possesses many and peculiar ad vantaees. It situate about five miles from Notthnich, five from knutsford, six from Warrington, - 16 from Manchester, and 20 from Chester. The Buildings are in a state of very.good repair; the Land is now in a high state of cultivation, but capable ef great itin provement, as,there is.plentv of Marl and Sand under the Es tate. A considerabl e Sum has been expended iu drainiug,last year, which may be pursued to any extent, at a cheap cute, as ihere is a Tile I'ard situate near the Property. The roads in terseeting this desirable Property arc in excellent repair; and six London Coaches-pass daily within little more than a mile fieni-the house. 2 *** lhe tenant in possession will show the Property, and application may be made and further paitieulars learnt from H Mr. ROBERT A TTON, Of Kekwiek; Mr.Caoucut.EY, Liquor Merchant, Higher W,altou ; or ,at the Office of• Messrs. PITCHETT and WAGSTAFF, Solicitors, Warrington, where a Plan of the Estate may be seen; and who have several Sums of Money to lend at a low rate of interest, on approved securities. PRICE 7D TO PROFESSORS OF MUSIC. A PRIZE of the value of £lO, will be given for the best Original Convivial GLEE for four equal voices. Also a PRIZE of the value of £5, for the best 0 • nal Convivial SONG; both to be composed fer and d Med to the " Li verpool Beef-steak Club." - The Glees and Songs to be sent in der seal, -each bearing a motto, together with a letter containing the Composer's name, and having on the outside a similar motto to that placed on the Composition which accompanies it. To be forwarded to the care of Mr. HAwEs, Music 'Ware house, 355, Strand, London; or direct to the Secretary of the tlub, Adelphi Hotel, Liverpool, on or before Wednesday, the 19th of February next. Lirerpool, ith Dec. 1833. JUST Received from PARIS, and will be ed for. Sale on THURSDAY next, at 109, Bold-street, oice and hews tiful assortment of TREES, PLANTS, F TS, and SEEDS, selected by Belmain, an eminent Frenc 'lorist, who intends staying in this town a short time only. Some of the Plants may be seen in full bloom. This rare Collection, being of the first quality, cannot fail giving satisfaction to those Amateurs who may be disposed to make trial. RF_3IOVAL. . TT MACKAY, DRAPER and TALLoa, ipeCurbs his grateful JIAL• acknowledgments to his Friends Oa the Public for the kind favours conferred on him whilst in his of:1 estahlisa ment in Tarleton-street, and begs to acquaint them ttlat ._ REMO to ISAsNE`TT..,,TREET, where be noper yoy attention, punctuality, and 11).0de-rate prices, to merit a can* tinuance of their orders, 12, Basnett. street. NEW MARKET SNUFF BOX. M'lllL-LEB, (Widow of the late John 5 Ifer, Superin • tendeitt of the Police,) DEAL , t n TOBACCO, CIGARS, SNUFF, &c., ELLIOT-STREET, • John's Market, near to Clayton-square; Liverpool. M. M. having entered upon the Premises lately occupied by Mr. Thdinas - Lawton, - respectfully informs her Friends, and those who iriav be pleased to deal with her, that every article is of the bekt quality, and• hopes to receive a share of public pa tronage. - • • READY-MADE LINEN, GLOVES, SMALLNII,A RES, &c. 43, BOLD-STRRET. ATISS RAE begs to inform her Friends and the P:blic, ±!_i_ that she has taken the Premises lately occ ted as a Charitable Repository, which she intends too en SATURDAY next, the 4th of January, with an entirely Ne • ock, consisting of TEA, COFFEE, KENSINGTON and . X CANDLES, GLOVES, SMALLWARES, &c., with every variety of CHILDREN'S DRESSES and BABY LINEN. This department will be conducted on the same plan as before, and Miss R. begs particularly to call the attention of the Public to this branch of the establishtneut, as the articles sent in are the work of respectable and reduced individuals. Miss Rae begs respectfnlly to state that it is her intention to keep no articles but of the first quality, and to sell them upou the most reasonable terms; she ventures to hope, that from the long experience she has had, (having been seven years in the above establishment,) she may receive a share of that patronage, which it will be her constant endeavour to deserve. 43, Bold-street, December 31, 1833. - FASHIONABLE COSTUME ESTABLISHMENT, BANK-BUILDINGS, 34, CASTLE-STREET. WEST OF ENGLAND CLOTHS, CASSIMERES, &c., of the most Prevailing Colours, by the Piece or T. Garments made to order at Prices unequalled, withou iy Respon sibility to the Purchaserjor, Cash on . TACK - $(11'; and - Co. respectfully inform eir Friends and &J the Public, that having purchased rge Assortment of CLOTHS, CASSIMERES, &c., in o West of England, they are enabled,. notwithstanding the great advance on all Woollen Goods, to charge for prompt payment full 25 per cent. below the usual prices, viz. : Various colour Dress-coats, Waistcoat, and? £3 Sc. o,l. Trowsers, per order Handsome Frock, with silk facings £3 3s. Od. Superfine Black Dress-coat, Waistcoat, and 2£4 14s. Gd. Trowsers complete The Public will please to observe, that all Cloths, Cassimeres, &c., for sale at this establishment are warranted to be of genuine West of England manufacture. The Trade supplied Wholesale as usual. BATHS. BIRD AND ATCIIERL CHEMISTS, GREAT GEOR. -PLACE, SING long vware of the nee •y of BATHS in the Ali southern part of the town, have st erected, in a complete manner, and on improved principles, 'VAPOUR and MEDI CATED BATHS, HOT and COLD PLUNGE BATHS, with SHOWER BATHS, iegulated to any temperature. Should they be honoured by public patronage, every attention which personal superintendence can bestow, together with the suggestion of the Medical:Profession,May be strictly relied on ; as the application of any rem e dial agent, in. the form of vapour, can . be safely and effectually introduce 4. AN APPRENTICE WANTED. 65, CHURCH-STREET AND BROOK.S'S-ALLEY. THEBBLEWHITE, WINE AND BRANDY MEIICIIANY, . Ready money prices for a few of the leadin WINES. Gal. Pint. Doz. Bot. s. d. s. . s. d. s. d. PORT, good Draught l2 0 6 24 0 2 0 Ditto superfine old l4 0 1 9 30 0 2 6 Ditto Old Crusted _ ... () 0 0 0 36 0 a 0 Ditto Ditto, many years in bottle 42 0 3 6 SHERRY, gpodDraught....l2 0 1 6 24 0 2 0 Ditto superior Old , .......14 0 1 9 3() 0 2 6 Ditto choice nutty devoured ...• Ditto very old and curious ... 42 0 3 6 CAPE MADEIRA, fi n est im ported 9 0 1 11 18 0 1 6 SPIRITS. M, Jamaica good quality Gal. Pint. RU 10 8 1 4 Ditto Ditto, much stronger Ditto Ditto, e xtra strong for mixing 13 4 1 8 GIN, Londan, of good quality • 8 0 1 0 . . Ditto much strouger , 9 4 1 '2 Ditto Cream of the Valley, for mixing le 8 1 4 BRANDY, Cognac, of good quality Q 3 6 Ditto Ditto, much stronger Ditto Ditto, very old, neat as imported V2 0 3 9 0 4 0' WHISKEY, Scotch or Irish, good quality 10 8 1 4 Ditto Ditto Ditto, very stroll.. 12 0 1 6 Ditto Ditto Ditto, extra strong for mix - ing .. l3 4 1 8 Ditto small Still, of exquisite flavour . 16 0 2 0 Every other description of Wines, Spirits, and Cordials, equally low in price, and g.enitine in. quality. Home-brewed Ale, 3d., 5d., and 7d. per Quart. DEAFNESS. MRS. GARDNER, Aurist,of London, and Castle-street ! Edinburgh, begs to intimate that, at the request of ieVOral individuals, she has made arrangements by which she will be enabled to attend at 95, Bold-street, until the January, beyond which time her stay will not he • nded. So nu merous have been the instances in whir enefit has been received by individuals who have done h r the honour of eon• suiting her since her arrival in Liverpool, that Mrs. G. conceives the excellence of her system to be so well established as to render unnecessary any allusion to it bore. Soul:. cases being incurable, Mrs. GARDNER gives her opinion perscoally, with out charge. The late Mr. GARDNER'S TREATISE on the ANATOMY and PHYSIOLOGY of the EAR may be had by appli.i ing as above, Price 7s. Gd, December 26th, 1833. KYAN'S PATENT FOR THE PREVENTION OF DRY ROT, MILDEW, AND DECAY IN TIMBER, CAN VAS, CORDAGE, &c. I - 10HE Public are respectfully informed that th OAKS 1 for carrying on the above effective Process, a established in a Yard, situated in MASON-STREET, where a Agent to the Patentee is now ready to take in Timber • very description, Canvas, Cordage, &c. From the test already made by some of the first Chernitts of the day, relative to this inestimahle discovery, there is no doubt but the Articles enumerated, after having undergone a thorough saturation, will resist the injurious effects hitherto experienced in close and damp situations, as well as exposure in The trolfst of climates. For furthei information apply at the Premises, or to;Mr. WILLIAM NttyLott, Agent to the Patentee. MINERAL SUCCEDANEUM, FOR FIL4.IIi9 , MiCAYEp TEETH WI14 : 10•UT PAC:7, REAT, CtE PRRSSI. 7 [..kEAt CD INCORRODIBLE MINERAL TEETH, Placed without Wire's rings, or asp.ollier -11kIESSRS. J. M. and X& . 4ALLAN,N No. 46, I3'ot.n-s•i ttE p T . lrl Liverpool, SIIRGEON DENTIST, (of the tint of Malian and - SOIIS, Great Russell-skreet, Pfoomibtirv, and H a lf 'm oon _ street, Piccadilly,.Lendon, w here they rrizy cutisillted daily,) ardently thank their Friends-and the'Puldte fur the distal guiphed suno.rt which they calitique to . ,jeCeive. l‘lons. .1. M. and A. MALL ti coritin.ue to RESTORE DECAYED TEKH, howevetriatge„or small, the cavity, with theirreelebiated•MlNEßAg SIJCOFtiNNE . UNI, so uni versal-Iv reconp:*v...ended br the Faculty Of Engles:4., France. and 'other Contiuental Cities; the operation of stopping de, caved Teeth is-perfOrnied itt 'a few seeondsr fhe Alineral it Put into the. eaTity iu an almost 1i9u141- stat,e,witisout pain, beat, or pressure, hardens into Enamel, allals the Most excru ciating pain, making a stump into a Whole et' ooth, and last fbrAueity ypars, preventing the necessity of,extraslion. . • l‘fessrs. M. during their course of state, haVe adopted a mode of FASTENING LOOSE TEETH, partienlaily of a g ed per spits, whether arising from neglect, or the use of Calnief, or disease of the Gums. INCORRODIBLE . MINERAL TEETH' place,d, f rom one ,to a complete set, tNtrich are ca_puble of diScolourati o u o r eor 'rOsion, wi th o ut hires or ligatutes, renders it impassible th.distingpsh the Artificial Tepqi from the Natural (Met, and Warranted to answer every purpose of Mastication and artice ,lation, apd,will.he fogad, in every respect, amply . -competent to supply. the ylace, of their predecesS'ors. Narvaal. 'fixed ou the above improved prinCiple. The Faculty are' couStantly,w4c9o*e to witness the applica tion of the Mineral StiecidluieUg *filch they so universally rec.ommenci , " • • - Messrs. AL recount:6mA to Patterits and others, having the care of Children; to be particUlai in haVilig their Teeth exit '.mined previous to their second growth, as variuns diseases of the mouth have arisen from that neglect. Charges as in Faris, TO MERCHANTS, CAPTAINS, DEALERS, FAMI LIES, &le. EXTENSIVE SALE 'OE - EARTHENWARE. By BRANCH and N, On TUESDAY next, the 7th Juittary, t Twelve o'clock, at the Duke's Dock, Liverpoef r ---ta se a disputed account, 111HIRTY-FIVE CRATES o ARTHENWARE, con sisting of 19 large Crates of Blue and Fancy-printed Dinner Ware, of modern patterns; 7 large Crates of excellent Willow-pattern Plates; 7 large Crates of Painted unhandled Teas, for foreign markets; and-2 large Crates Enamelled China Tea Services. This Sale will afford an opportunity which seldom occurs for Shippers to Foreign Markets, and some of the Crates contain an excellent assortment for Hotels or Private Families. To be viewed on Monday next, the 6th January, and on the Mornin of Sale, When Catalogues may be had at the Dock, or from - BRANCH and 'SON, Hanover-street.