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Kot intrito, Now loading west side George's Duck, and intended to sail in all ihis month. For CALCUTTA, The Ship DUKE OF LANCASTE , ; z :1?- 7 67' JAmEs HARGREAVES, Comma *, (Late first Officer of this S ;) Burthen per register 56 tons. This vessel has most capacious and comfortable accommodations for passengers, and her cabins purposely adapted for the India trade. A Surgeon is provided. —For freight or pats Age apply to JOHN GLADSTONE and Co. To be despatched immediately, For CALCUTTA, The new Ship BLAKE , JACKSON, Commander. For freight or passage apply on board, in the Prince's Dock, or to TAYLOR, POTTER, and Co: To sail To-morrow. I.'or BOMBAY, The Ship lILTDDERrLD, EDWARD NOA KS, aster; A I. burthen 3-16 r tons.—For freight or passage apply to the Master on board, in the Prince's Dock, or to CHAS. HORSFALL, SON, and Co._ For BOMBAY,• .1174. The BOUNTY HA 'l,, J. HARDING, COM Oder; Now loading in the -Prince's ock.—Apply to TAY- Loa, POTrER, and Co. or to GEO. HIGHFIELD, Broker. To sail on the 22nd inst. For CALCUTTA, A= With Liberty to call at or of the i The Brig COLLINGNV D, -"nrr J. SNIPE, Master; A. 1, burthen per register, 282 tons, copper-fastened and newly coppered, sails fast, and is, in every respect, a superior convey ance.—For terms of Freight or Passage, apply to Messrs. TAYLOR, 1)0"1 TER and Co. or to GEM. lIIGHFIELD, Oldhall-street. urititcs, lilt For BATAVIA, The fine American ~.:' • Ship OGLETRORPE, rt., ' 7_ ,- Burthen 3t50 tons; copper Paste throughout, and newly coppered, sails fast, and in all res cts.a superior con vevanc,!, has a large proportion of her cargo enga,ged, and will be'despatched not tater than the 15th of June. I. or freight or passage, apply to Captain SISTARE, ou board, King's Dock, or to ISAAC, LO t'% and Co. _,..1. . I .. To sail positively on the Isti6ne. For BOIUBAY.,/ , The Ship G li AK 1.,, Captain 'Daubs ; Al, burthen 344 tons. Apply to Mr. J. MacvicAa, Man cheter; or to WM. THOMPSON and CO., •34, Exchange-alley North. Mot InbitO. To sail on the 16th instant For DEMERAIik The JOIINSTE, A. WI 3 HERSON, Commander; Now lying- in the Prince's Dock.—For freight or passage, I.a:iAg excellent accommodations, epply to SAN DBACII, TIN NE, and Co, To sail on the 25th instant. . For DEMERARV The fine Ship HOPK JuitN WHITE, M ter. I.?:)r freight or passage apply on board the vessel, Prince's 11)ck, or to N. WATERHOUSE and SONS. p x A/17K For KINGSTON, JAMAIC , The regular trading Brig ANF 'LD, JOHN NE LANDS, 11 , 1. er; Apply to JOHN HALL and Co. 3, Tithebarn-street. mita) *tato. To sail on the lath instant.i For NEW YORK, The very superior first-class AnpriCan Ship 41 , &° ' ALBION, N. PAT?: AM, Master;. Burthen 340 tons, being on her first voyage, and a fast sailer, presents an excellent conveyance for Goods.--For f.eight or pastage apply to Captain Patnam on board, Prince's Lock, or ISON FRODSIIANI. to ELL To sail on the lit t instant. For N E W ORLEANS, The fine A 1 fast-sailing Bayque tkjr4 AGNES and AN ?V W. ItoEurcK, Coturni6der; Burthen per register 412 tons.- - -For further particulars apply to the Captain on board, in the Prince's Dock, or to ALSTON, FIN LAY, and Co. Oritiob America. Takes no salt. _ For QUEBEC, ,/ A T The Barque LORD STANLEY, LNTP J. R. HALL, Master; - Al, burtrien per register 336 tons, coppered and cop per-fastfmed, and will have immediate despatch.—For freight or passage, apply on board, King's Dock, or to J. NELSON WOOD & CO. Warranted First Ship. • - For MONTREAL, . The JANET, (262 Tons A 1, British-built and cop ered ; D. STEPHENSON'; CO antler. • For f: eight or paSsage apply to the Master n board , in Prince ' s Dock ; - to Mr. JAMES bAIOD, Merchant ; or to WILLIAM FISHER & SON, Brokers, . 3, Tithebarn-street. gioutb anurica. To clear pusitiody on the 18th instant. For PERNAMBlll ita ir,± The well-known Brig THOMA A.TTERSBY, THOMAS YAPP, stet; Burthen per register 323 tons; this vessel is newly copPered, and in — e-cellent condition ; lying north - west corner Prince's. Dock. For freight or passage, Navin, good accommodations, apply to COTEV °arra& s3,111:11, 22, Chapel-walks. th) Zoitth atalo. Succeeds the Cabotia, and first vessel from Liverpool. For 'VAN . DIEMEN'S LAND, and SYDNEY, N EY: Sarin W. LF,S. The splendid armed and remarkably fact-sailing Ship BELLO, • • J. G. LEGETT 7 con nder; A 1 at I.l)yd's. This noble vessel is 40: tons register, 0r,6-13 tons btu then, and cal ries an experience surgeon ; has a spa ciou7, poop, and her height between decks is nearly seven feet, with pate it air-ports, water closets, and every convenience for the comfort and accommodation of passengers of the first class. As several berths and a very considerable part of this vessel's cargo are already engaged, -she .will have quick despatch. Im ineaiate applications must be made. (post Eaid) to Messrs. lILNDERSON, SELLA it and Co., or to HENRY FOX. 4, .trant Nabigation. `4l', For DUBLIN AND BELFAST. TOB CITY OF DUBLIN / 1 1 STEAM-PACKET COMPANY, • INCORPORATED BY ACT 0 PARLIAMENT. The above Company 'sail their Tess (with or ztithor, )'ilots,) taking Goods and Passengers to the following port: namely. IebUBLIN To BELFAST, the HIBERNIA, To.sionnow (Wednesday at Eight o'clock iu the Evening, from the Clarence Duck. Apply, for Dublin Line, to SAIgUEL PERRY, 27, for Belfast Line, •to- - Water-street. JOIIN 111`CAMMON. • THE LIVERPOOL STANDARD For WATERFORD. To sail every Friday, 'with liberty to Tow Vessels, 7 \ k and to sail and nariyate with or without Pilots, The new Steam Boat ST. PATRICK, ALEXANDER KEAY, Commander; Propelled with. Two Engines of_ Eighty- arse power each, made by Messrs. George - Forrester am Also, the.well-known Stea oat GIPSY, , - E. 'ROBIN, R. N., Commander, To sail every Tuesday, with the same, liberties as above-men tioned. Si. Patrick Office, Clarence Dock. May 6, 1833. JOHN TOBIN. CITY OF DUBLIN STEAM-PACKET COMPANY. For BORDEAUX, calling at PLYMOUTH, i \ The wen-known - first-class Steam-packet LEEDS, , JAMES PENN, Coi under, Will sail from the Custom-house Quay. lin, for the above Port, on SATURDAY, the 4th ,May, at o'clock in the Fore noon, and is intended to sail regularly once a month through out the season, calling at PLYMOUTH on her voyage both out and home, to land and receive Passengers. Cabin Fare—Dublin to Bordeaux.. £7 7 0 Plymouth to Ditto... 5 5 0 The Fare;'by the Steamers from Liverpool, Belfast, or Cork to Dublin to join the Leeds, will be allowed in part payment of the Fare to Bordeaux. For. further particulars apply at the Company's Office, 15, Eden Quay, Dublin; John Lickle, Cork; Bill Charley, Bel fast; John Gimmell, Glasgow; William Saunders, Vauxhall Quay, Plymouth; W. S. Smith, 16, John-street, Crutched friars, London; Maxwell and Newall, Bordeaux, or SAMUEL PERRY, 27, Water-street. Liverpool, April, 18332 — ifir i ltrtiiif. THIS DAY (Tuesday) the 14th instant, a :l o lipESON and Hoas- FALL'S Office, Lower C street, 95.ELEPII.A.NTS' TEETH 'eighing 62 Cwt. Ex Asia, from Bombay.—Apply to Messrs. ALSTON, FINLAY, and Co. Merchants, or to BATESON and lIORSFALL, Brokers. To-moariow (Wednesday) the 15th instant, at Twelve o'clock, at EIVART, MYERS, and Co's 0 e, 800 Bags Demerara COIN . For further particulars apply to Messr 'ANDBACII, TINNE, and Co. Merchants, or to • EWART, MYERS, and Co: Brokers. Samples to be seen at EWART, TvrLoa, and Co.'s Office ; Crown-court, Philpot-lane, London. On THURSDAY next, the 16th instant, at Twelve o'clock, at ABLIAM GARTSIDE'S Office, North Jo -street, " 94 Bales Limed Smyrna N L. Apply to Messrs. 'l'. W. SMITH and Co, erehants, or to ABRASI. GARTSIDE, Wool Broker, Bretherton's-buildings, North John-street. 011 account tf the Underwriters. On THURSDAY next, the 16th instant, at Twelve 'clock, on the Qua}•, east side Salthouse.lloc , About `2l. Tons BAR and BO ON, 22 Bags NAILS, . 7-1- Cwt. LEAD SHOT, Saved from the Bob Logic. • Apply to Messrs. Trios. BUCKLEY snd Co., or W. WHITEHOUSE and SON, Brokers. . . On Tut. ItSDAY next, the 16th instant, at Tweive o'clock, at BUCHANAN and BROWNE'S Office, Old -street, 39 Pipes Buenos Ayres T W, Ex. Helvellyn, from Buenos Ayres. -Apply to Messrs. •111`Cii.kclots, JANIIESON and Co.,'Merchants, or BUCHANAN & BRO\VNE, Brokers. Peremptorily.—By order cf the Mortgagees. F` H On T111:11SDAY next, the 16th instant, at one precisely, at the Office of D. BUCAN nand SoN, The Liverpool-built Ship 7 LLINGTON, With all her Stores, burthen er register, 323 tons; now ly:ng in the Brunswick Dock.—For inventories and other particulars, apply to. BARTON and VAItNES. Postponed from MONDAY, •the 13th, to MONDAY next, the 20th instant, at EWART, irl Efts, and Co.'s, 816 Gourds fine liarhados Samples to be seen at me Office of Aleslfs..4f.w ART, TAYLOR, and Co., Crown-court, I'hilpot-lane, London.—tUr further particuiars apply to EwArtz, AII - Eug, and CO. or to IttLAM, and HIGGINSON. Ou MONDAY next, the 20th instant, at Twelve o'clock, 'at BUCHANAN and BROWNE'S Office, Oldhall-Street, 3148 Dozen SHEEP SKINS, 710 Ditto DEER DITTO • 37 Ditto VICUNA 14IT-TO, 179 Ditto PISTACHIMITTO, 61 FOX SKINS, 32 STAG DITTO, 100 HARE DITTO, 3 Bales MERINO WOOL, Ex Floraville, Helvellyn, and Plata, from Buenos Ayres. — Apply . to BUOHANAN and BROWNE, BIOKCI'S. Peremptorily.—By order of the Mortgagees. On TUESDAY next, the 21st instant, at the Office of JOHN SHAND, Exchange-alley North, 4 n - 0,41 . 57-61 th Parts or Shares or t A 1 coppercd Brig SKEE.C , eith, Built at Perth in 1827. Length: feet 4 inches ; breadth 21 feet 4 inches; depth of hold 15 lee '1 inch; registers 214 91.- 64 tons. The above Shares to be taken as the vessel now Iles in the King ' s Dock. • For inventories and further particulars apply to Mr. LAWRENCE SKEEN, Leith; Wm. Kan, IMRIE and Cu., Liverpool,•Merchants; or to JOHN SHAND, Broker. On TIIIiItSDAY, the 20th June next, at the l'unLic SALE -ROOM, Inc' Exchange-build' gs, 200 Chests East nc ' INDIGO, 22 Chests LAC E, Ex Bland, from Calcutta.—App - to . 51`Ca.teKAN, JAMIESON and Co., Merchants, or • BUCHANAN & BROWN E, Brokers. By order y* the Alortyagee. On FRIDAY next, the 17th instant, at Six o'clock in - the Evening, at the Great George Tavern, in Upper Pitt-street, in one or more lots, and subject to such conditions as shall be agreed on at the time of sale, ALL those three newly-erec d and well-built AIE S- . SUAGES or DWEELI G-HOUSES, situate on the east side of Chester-street, with' Toxteth-park, near Liverpool, (being Nos. 11, 12, and 13,) containing in trout to Chester street, and in breadth at the back -thereof 16 yards and a half, and extending iu depth backwards 18 yams and a half, or thereabouts. The whole are Freehold of Inheritance. For f irther particulars 'apply to Mr. Titomrsori, Solicitor, No. 2, High-street, Exchange. By order of the - Mortgagee. On MONDAY next the 20th instant, at. One o'clock in the Af:, r noon, at the Clarendon Rooms South Johu-sireet, Liyerpool, A AIESSUAGB or DWEllit. G-HOUSE, situate on the ±ll_ cast side Thurlow-street, in Liverpool ; containing front to Thurlow-street and at the bark severally 5 yards, and eat nding in depth backwards on north side 20 feet 6 inches, and on the south side fee , e the several dimensions thereof a little more or less. 'l' louse is at present unoccu pied, but the late tenant paid Eh) per annum. Also a Plot of, - LAND, with DWELLING-HOUSE and other Buildings, on part thereof erected, situate on the east side of Thurlow-street aforesaid ; containing in front to Thurlow-street 16 Yards, and at the back. 17 yards 1 foot, and extending in depth . backwards on the north side 1134 yards, and on the south side 20 yards 1 foot, be the several dimensions thereof a little more or less. The House lets for £13135. per annum. ,The land is used as a Coal yard, and is occupied by Peter O'Connel, at the yearly rent of 's:ls. The above Premises are held under the Corporation of Live pool for 3 lives, (all in being) and 21 years thereafter, subject to the - usual ground-rent. lor further particulars, apply to Mr. HODGSON, Solicitor, Clarendon Buildings, South John-street. On FRIDAY , the 24th instant, at Six o'clock in the• Evening, at the Golden Lion; in Dale-street, I A FREEHOLD Licensed PUBLI OUSE, called THE SNUFF Box, on the east side of . e Old Haymarket, in Liverpool, and containing in front thereto, and being in breadth at the back severally, 12 feet 9 inches, or thereabouts, and run ning in depth backi - vards on the north side 41 feet 6 inches, and on the south side 42 feet 2 - inches, as the same is now in the I occupation of John Wright, as tenant. For further particulars apply to Messrs. LEIGH and SAN DNB s, Solicitors, Basnett-street, Liverpool. FLOATING BATH riIHE Public are respectfully informed that the FLOATING _l. BATH' is Moored opposite the Prince's Parade, 'and is e y Open for the reception of Company froth Si -o'clock in the Morning until Dusk each Evening, durin e Season. Admittance—SlXPENCE ACH. Tickets for the Season to be had on oartl the Bath, or at T. COGLAN'S- Office, 12, Exchange-street East; Where Shares in the various Public Companies, Canals, Railways, &c. may be had, on the most reasonable terms. Cash transactions, 'Mortgages, &c. also negociated by him. gairo by auction. SUPERB BOOKS, MISSALS, COLLECTION OF FINE - , PAINTINGS, &c. By Messrs. 'l'. WINSTANLEY and SONS, On MONDAY, the 20th, TUESDAY, the 21st,;" WEDNESDAY, the f ; 22d, and THURSDAY, the 23d instant, t/Eleven o'clock each day, at their Rooms and Gallery, in C arch-street, Liverpool, A SPLENDID COLLECTION o BOOKS, richly illumi nated MISSALS, MSS., PRINTS ; together with ,a choice Collection of PAINTINGS, by ancient and Modern Masters; Drawings, &c. . The Books comprise Bowyer's splendid edition of Hume's England, 10 vols. ; lapin and Tindal's England, 4 vols ; Thornton's Nottinghamshire ; Bridge's Northamptonshire, 2 vols. ; Thoresby's Leeds, '2 vols. 1 p. ; Drake's York, 1 p.; History of the English Cathedrals, &c., 2 vols. ; Chronicle of England, by Caxton ' • Ditto, by Kingston ; Lyves of the Hoyle Faders, by Caxton ; Ship of Vooles, - by Cowood ; Picart's Re ligious Ceremonies, 11 vols.; Fox's Martyrs, 3 vols; Josephi Opera, 2 vols; Bayle et Chaufepie Dictionnaire Hist. et Cri.; tique, 8 vols. ; Tableau de l'Empire Othoman, 2 vols. ; Ho garth's Original Works ; Galeric du Le Bruen, 3 vols. ; Pedi grees of Noble Families, 3 vols. ; Autographs of Nobility, 4 vols. ; Rogers' Prints, '2 vols.; History of America and Africa, 2 vols. ; Maps and Drawings of Upper and Lower Canada, a most splen , did and Unique Collection, executed for the Duke of Kent, when Governor, neatly mounted on canvas, in ten large cases ; Birds of the Himalaya Mountains, beautifully , coloured; Norden's Egypt ; Alsatia Illustrata, 3 vols. ; Nichols's Bibliotheca To:- pographica Britannica, with Supplement, 10 vols. complete, in Aussia, extremely rare ; Progresses of Queen Elizabeth, 3 vols., rare ; Picturesque Views, by Batty, Nash, Hakwell, Stalard, Westall, Lewis, Landseer, Gardner, Webber, Sandly, Storer, Greg, Ireland, and other Artists, SOME PROOFS; Grose's Antiquities of England and Wales, &c., 12 vols. ; CEuvres de David, 17 vols. ; NV alpole's Works, 5 vols. ; Lavater's Physiognomy, 5 vois. ; Collection of Voyages, by Pinkerton, Vancouver, and others ; Baskerville, Strawberry Hill, and other Classics; Banier's Ovid, 6 vols. ; Costumes of various Countries, Naval Chronicle, 40 viols; Edinburgh Re view, 106 vols. ; Gentleman's Magazine, 106 vols. ; Dibdin's Tour, 3 vols., 1 p. ; Dibdin's Decameron, 3 vols., 1 p. ; the Works of most Popular Authors, a splendid Collection of richly illuminated Missals, Prints, &c. ; together with a choice and valuable Collection of PICTURES, of the Italian, Dutch, and English Schools, among which will be found Specimens by Mi chael Angelo, Caravaggio, C. Dolci, L. Da Vinci, P. Vero nese, A. Caracci, Albano, N. Poussin, Caria Meratti, Rubens, Berchem, Both, Wouvermans.; A. Ostade, Jan Steen, Vander neer, Ruysdale, Tempesta, Zuccharelli, Hackert, II ogarth, Mor land, Gainsborough, It. Wilson, Naysmith, J. Ward, Fraser, and Wright, of Derby ; together with a fine Proof by R. Morghens; Last Supper, of L. da Vinci; and Desnoyer's Engraving of Napoleon in his Robes, after Girard, &c. &c., the whole being consigned for unreserved sale. • To be viewed on Friday, the 18th, and Saturday, the 19th, when Catalogues may be had of Mr. ROBERT WiNsTANLEY, Auctioneer, Manchester, and at the place of sale. FASHIONABLE HOUSEHOLD FURNITURE, NILE-STREET. By Messrs. T. WINSTANLEY and SONS, On TUESDAY next„the 21st, and WEDNESDAY, the 22d instant, at Eleven o'clock precisely each day, on the Premises, No. 12, Nile-street,--by order of the Executors, MHE excellent HOUSEHOLD FURNITURE, richly Cut X Glass en suite, handsome China, a few ,Books, and other Effects of the late Mr. HENRY ADAMS. The Chamber Furniture consists ofrmoilern and lofty Four post Bedsteads, handsomely fitted up th French Grey Morino Damask Draper)', Camp Ditto, with Printed Calico Hangings, excellent Feather Beds, Mattresses, and Bedding; a capital Welllington Wardrobe, and several Chests of Drawers, Painted Toilette fab les, and Six Chairs of Iwitltion Rosewood, Dres sin4 Glasses, Kidderminster Carpets, Seart:c. &c. Ihe Furniture of the Drawing-room comprises an elegant Curtain of Grey Morino Damask to a large Window, a Set of Fourteen fashionable yoke-backed Chairs, two Grecian Couches and Ottomans, covered to match. the Curtains, a handsome Cabinet and Sofa. Table, the whole of beautiful Mahogany and in French polish, a large Chimney Glass, 50 inches by 40, an elegant French Time-piece, modern Brussels Carpets, and bronze-mounted Fenders and Fire-irons. The Dining-room contains a Set of excellent Telescope Tables, Fourteen substantial Chairs, a Chiffonier Circular Writing Table, Crimson Morino Damask Window Curtains, Brussels Carpets, Cast Fenders Fire-irons, together with a usual Assortment of Kitchen Requisites, and other useful Articles. The whole may be viewed on Monday next, the 20th instant, when Catalogues may be had on the Premises, and of Messrs. T. WINSTANLEY and Soxs, Church-street. To in art. 1110 be LET, for a Term of Years, a IV REHOUSE, con taining Six Rooms and a Cellar; so, an Office attached, (having a Fireproof Safe,) situated Manesty-lane. Apply to ANTHONY SWAINSON, Water-street. NEW BRIGHTON HOTEL. 11110 be LET, this capital NEW HOUSE, situated at the _IL Bock Point, Cheshire, near Liverpool. The House is within 300 yards of the Shore, where the Steam Boats will land. It contains Twenty Bed-rooms, Seven Sitting or Entertaining Rooms, Two Kitchens, Bar, Bar-parlour, Wine, Ale, and Beer Cellars, and may be entered upon immediately. A License is in'the possession of the Owner, who will assist the Tenant, if necessary, with Furniture. A person possessing a little capi tal, with capabilities for the manageme of such a concern, cannot fail to make a rapid fortune STEAM BOATS will run re oily through the season. There are, also, Houses now to be Let, ready Furnished, and Unfurnished, suitable for large and respectable Families, or Lodginghouse-keepers. The Houses are of the first respecta bility, welb built and finished, and handsomely fitted up with Kitchen-ranges, Register-grates, Scc. The prospects from New Brighton, the salubrity of the air, the fine clear Spring Water, the Shore for Bathing, Walking, or Riding, have only to be seen to gain visitors. TO BE LET, AT EVERTON, . . The commodious SCHOOL-HOUSE, lately' , occupied by Mr. Harris, with large Walled-round Play and Pleastire GroUnds. The House is sufficiently large for the accommoda tion of 100 young Ladies or Gentlemen, with a large School room, 45 feet long by 24 wide and 21 high, with an Orchestra, and suitable Rooms • for all 'other purposes for the use of a School and Family. • • EVERTON LODGE, . . _ The residence of Mr. Atherton, TO BE 'LET, either for the Summer months or a short term, Furnished or Unfurnished. The House is handsomely Furnished, the Rooms large, and, for convenience, and comfort, there are few can sutrss it. There are large Gardens, and a fine Graperv, with Stables, Coach-houses, Cow-house, Granaries, Hot, C6ld, and Shower Baths &c. It commands the View of the River Mersey, the Cheshire Shore, the Welsh Mountains, &c. Apply to JAMES ATHERTON. DESIRABLE AND GENTEEL RESIDENCE IN ANGLESEY, called TREIORWERTH. rro be LET, with immediate possession, fur a Term of Years. The HOUSE contains on the Ground Floor, a spacious Eutranee }lan, Dini Ig-room, Drawing-room, and Library, with good. Cellaring. below; on the First . Story, seven excellent Bed-rooms, with Attics, and Servants' RoomS above; a capital Coach-house, and Stabling for ix horses; with an extensive range. of Shippons, Shed • Out-offices adjoining. Immediately surrom ng the House, . extensive Pleasure Grounds, 'tastefully laid out, and commanding a view of the sea and adjacent country. With the above may be had, from November next, any quantity of Land, not exceeding lot) acres, containing Covers well stocked with ,Game. A pack of hounds are kept in the neighbourhood. . . The above Property is situate two miles from the Great Irish Road, Right from Holyhead, and . four from the sea. Three markets are held weekly within a reasonable distance, and there is a daily. post. For. further particulars apply to Mr. W. M. WHITLEY, Soli citor, 14, Leigh-street, Liverpool. egt _tx.. 4 G an E d N i T s L at E p M re A s N en , t wehnogaliigaeds ibnevorfeofgisienveurallla:3; t. satisfactory references, is desirous of coin tin, r Lieutle e has at different periods resided abroad, aid ci e h g os e is Mercantile House oerespectability, or with a 0 sessing Capital. (I)nrpfauidrt)lteor Mr. H. l ßarE s Lo a E p , pl A y c e c i o tl t i m e r ta p n e t, rs. 2 -0 7, 10 0° A T a MEETING of the STANDING CO- ~. „Isr the West India Planters and Merchants„,tao, a , , also present Deputations from Liverpool. Co l o ur gow, as well as from several of the West India , at WimAs's ROOMS, the 11th May, 1833. quently Vise. MURRAY, Esq , having been called to ha, The Right Hon. the Viscount S'l'. Vlises sT ' t 3 h i l .' It was unanimous) y resolved,—That this 11,Ieeti n g o f stowed all the consideration which the ,shert ness ,f tbe of the measure to be proposed to the Y they have had since the communicatio to ,? Al til . e.tt e etretar). S , to er . has admitted, are at a loss for ad nate terin..'disaa, feelings of disappointment and dismay;--et...—fibt because his Majesty's Ministers had declared all be proposed would be safe and satisfactory 0114 dismay, because they see nothing in the and e a , to them but confiscation of property, and the laT e i, those calamities which must result flom a dissoltTe.s which connect the Colonies with the British ee'P a ire u re That this Meeting do protest against the )e m ole before them in outline, as being in principle a e° the' ture from the spirit of the Resolutions passed by pally,ra ko,si Commons in 18'23. a be That copies of these unanimous Resolution , communicated to Earl Grey and to Mr. Secretaqs !,j whom will also be transmitted the objections, of this detail, as regards the justice and the practicabi • posed measure. That these Resolutions be publicly advertised. ch. (Signed) WM. MURRA, UP % PILOTAGE AND HAI(I3OUR P biee tt Government it appears is in earnest on the ski by quiry into Pilotage and Harbour Dues. We ° the liamentary Votes, Mr. Spring Rice moving for ss ' returns, which were ordered, D viz. :—« Of the gi n , tin" the last three years for Pil o tage Lights, ant`bli t_f Revenue received at the ports of Belfast, u d3rry, Liverpool, Cork, and Waterford." ~,i' " Of the application of such Revenue ; . . as is paid to the Pilots, and whether any ;sums i.' Pilotage are applied to any, and what other ohieep " Of the number and names' of the persona r ho ha tensed as Pilots in each of the last three years; date, such as are Apprentices, with their ages an d da ticeship and licenseS." AO: "Of the number and names of such Pilots, all , c hi: tices, who have been deprived of their Lieo e ' fl , three years, with the causes of such deprivatiou o " Of the number of Vessels which have b eeli •sfi' , out of port during the last three years ; dish h as from other Vessels, and the number' 1. 1 '15 d' which , Rates without having Pilots actually on board, a ing Steam from other Vessels." . of " Of the number of Voyages, and the anion'''. -IEOI, and what Steam Vessels, at any and what ceived from Ist February, 1828, to Ist FebruarY'tiosi 1 e dits laci d distinres-ce: regular rates, and the causes of such reduction, 3 beinf ) discontinued." h ell 4 4 f the number of applications that have s e t hat censes to act as Pilots ; distinguishing 03° 1 - sl.'', gra , nted or refused, with the causes of such Nie, t he' ' Of the scale of Rates for Pilotage in each oi,,a, distinguishing those for Vessels employed ill" the' from those employed in the Foreign Trade- ii.onb on Clartic• FRIDAY, MAY 0 lOth, 1 C At a Court of Lord tier of the Guildhall of the City of 'London , on (Willi" CAUTION.— d A L. l t d r e a r i m r. e , of May, 1833, and in the 3d year of the reign P i , I united kingdom of Great Britain and Ireland., P -i t jo • Whereas it hath been r?presented to this Court Too it ing himself Joseph Ady bath for some time ft' o f tb e bel of sending letters to various persons in all pa'f for cf ing himself to be in the possession of infor matto hint advantage, and to afford the same on payment to o wt s , : l some instances of 55., (and referring falsely in ',•d ratter, integrity, and responsibilities to S ir William Taylor Copeland, Esq., and other rac f Aldermen, and to Jr.A Francis•llobler, the oll ic o cli sion-house, without having any authority foOleo also falsely adding to some of the said letters tfii n to .t Taylor Copeland, Esq.,would be security for n £1,000,) this Court do hereby caution the public attention to such references relative either to the the' or responsibility of the said Joseph Ady. PARTNERSHIPS DISSOLOP;0! G. Lyon and Son, Liverpool, painters.- - A vs°P Liverpool, attornies-at-law.—H. Harvey andi,E6leev bury, wholesale watch-manufacturers. — l. an", t/0,4 berland,common-brewers.—W. Harrison an d and G. Kay, Braithwell, Yorkshire, maltsters• Short-street, Little Moorfields, tailors.—Messrs• • W. Simpson and J. Miller, Peterborough, lia„Tridstatse'l chants.—F. K. Drawbridge and S. Lamprey, nen-drapers T.Sd J. Atkin and Son, Sheffield, , Bidwell, son Watford, Hertfordshire, li surgeona. --- ',; r o ho, ;0 Watson, Star-court, Little C ompton - s treet, L f i manufacturers.—l. Fennell and J. and T. Blackwell-hall, factors ; as far as regards J. .1. and Z. Archer, Quorndon, Leicestershire, lacco-ry, as regards J. Gamble.—T. Blake and J. tl r e g - ai fr ' shire, maltsters.—Bowditch and Peach, Clia r o a' end, attornies-at-law.--J. Parkinson and R. vc miners, INSLVENT. May 9.—Alexander Lee, SurreOy-street, Strand,' ' BANKRUPTCIES ANNULLEDO - Christopher Thomas Athow, Wood-street, Che'F' haberdasher. ebb John Sculley Simson, Frating, Essex, eattle-j° BANKRUPTS. of' • Tie' George Hunter, Bury-street, St. James' s, William Thirkell, Neate-street, Surrey, bi-& ei l det• John Quarterman, Wanstead, Essex, coacb - . , or tli , William Tolley, Richmond, Surrey, and 151&et,,,,5, William Barton, Newington-causeway, ca bi ' l Sarah Coleman, Tottenham, nurserywornafir• ' James Savage HeywOod and William Clark 11'1 Gree nw Daviich grocers. Ann es, Toll-end, Staffordshire, i ro n-fo 00 00 John and William Shilston, Plymouth, sliirtb Samuel Stocker, Bristol, victualler. it George Ryland, Birmingham, drysalter. ne o ll o Samuel Schofield, Oldham and Heywood, John Carrington Dunn, Chatteris, Cambridgeibier n . Samuel Spafford, Salford, Lancashire, co rn ' DIVIDENDS. May 31, W. W. Tait, Liverpool, merchant..l6°4' Liverpool, brandy-merchant.—May 31, J. 6 ; 4 Priseman, Putney, Surrey, - wheelwright. vies-street, Berkeley-square, builder.—Jun builder.—June 1, A. and T. Rivers, Egliam , 31, W. H. Kilbinton,.Water-lane, and High-s tr a a merchant —May 31, W. G. Cook, High-street, 6, 'r; r , June 5, W. Archer, Hertford, oilman.--Ju, ne 31, street, Hanover-square, tavern-keeper.—:"YADlC Bridge-street, Blackfriars, wine-merchant. i -- Poultry, haberdasher.---June 5, W. Pipit's' , I ' 3 " . . • On the 2d instant, at th n e l F A ri ß end ß s' l 'fie n e ting-Ir r a John P. Milner, of Warrington, to Mary , Y oung" i Q t Wednesday of the former lace. Al On op Wednesday last, at Christ Church, A.l- surgeon, W to Jane, eldest daughter of Mr. Stirzakreorn. Same day, atWarrington Church, by the,l' i ,,t11 , Powys, *Rector, John Morris Edeiston, to Viz 3 ,„ J. Malin, of Paddington, near Warring ton. . lj Same day, at St. Peter's Church, by the Rev to Jones, chief mate of the ship Scipio, of this por t ' el of Sametis town. day, at St. Peter's Church, Mr, San,-. Brown. Same day, at St. Luke's Church, Mr. erg eldest on of Mr. John Fairhurst, nail-manutY s, reet• second daughter of Mrs. Cummins, Plum lre DYED. At Calcutta, on the 3d December last , Mr. and publisher of the Calcutta John Bull, and N r Pr, On the 20th ult., at the Palace, Fe rns, ins l of Merl!therine Elrinton, other of the Lord llisho On Thursda g y last, m the 2d instant, a t his resintit shire, awfully sudden, of apople.'y, M ids S he 0; 1 ' Woodruff, father of Mr. John Wo ‘ odr ' uff , of town, deeplv regretted by his family and. fric"„`f • On Tuesday last, at his residence the Pul“' - 0 , 01 Old Dock, aged 58, Capt. Lyall, much and 4' On Wednesday last, after a long illness, A' M'Cammon, Claremont-row, Islington, Londonoit4 On Thursday last, Iley, wife of Mr. WOO' 1,0 of the late Mr. William Scott, Gumb let horp,tiD years. WO' On Friday last, at his horse, Rose-vale, v ~vcr his age, Mr. William Foster. • SPECIMENS OF BRIBE EnwAnn MILLING eras call in and htori as toil •.• called you a sh i ° pZi — ght in Liverpool? —Yes. you carry ou business in Partnership wit `are you co b eeyo u n subpcenaed t o g i ve evidence me here w il lingly or unwillingly es, r t e You iunwilli ngly. n the habi t of employing larg e nun] out t h a e time o f the election rem Brown ?—Yes. ' did you empb you they freemen ?—Yes. id ask them to vote for anvbody ?—I 1 hat did they say to you ?—Tiev said the' :110 I asked them, iirovided they coidd not bet did you ask them to vote for? —Mr. T ere those men in our yard during the ele I the time P—No 3 l'iheerruhduidsdtlaivy leave their work ?—Kelly lei Uthe se cond day ?—Yes as nrown there during ihe whole time ?- those' 'Y upon the Thursday at all. l'a men vote for Mr. Thornely ?—I b. ,?)01° you know John Crane,a shipwright ?- Iknow a man named Darnley, a ship 14 You also ask them to vote for Sir. Thor ask them, I met thein. 44.4 1 I t. aci t t. d jn 0: aldsi,N,tyb ot;uol‘ssoiryk.L t i: o to rti,h, wages s ? —e called he v said .Tlete they would go and vote fOr him. 4 14 X. l l give them the I said I koienYt;:a.:dg i o t l w theas againstkind andand if f p i l in di c d i p i le w s o a u 4 d et. ".---Were these men working in 141 es the ~ • , erm is the rate of wages in your yard ?-4 r "gs.---The witness Avithdrew. ' • lled iu and ( r i l ,: e .° ) ,ll o a o ma erarweeshtia.it I .t •fo L r iv_erpoo , l ?—I am. Mr. [homely's . kt h krt. as Plac;'d O P9n Mr. Thornely's conimi i 'lttlii - ' 4 °w if .1 - ofthem were freemen wii t hree oft, , n 2, ' 4 You s g enl were eemen. f ,the "„Y at the m while you remaii , Skier, Peak to them?Ye, the Bi d,man I s it ' u t t ioat :: :: :: : :;, 1 , ..i.sest:4o recollect' n t c e yst e ,:o i b ne u it; t rh t l t. hh did es eer boeoa? n irl— o icli t isd a t j e t ywe o ot on either el, : ,h. i ele t n h d e ''' ,l l4l lll y '' ll 'etit 41 ,..C_ go to vote fr lil t ° l ,Bk tQiive that remained to vote f 1 i"N th '' ar t ?---I did , bid ~ eY green r ibbons ?—They had, in the I tlthl see the landlady there ?—I did, she (When DI, Yard when I - was there. 41?----113(1" r tur ed f• in the yard did he 150 ea a said h:, nod not i iy o up without Illiihu4l back he said, Paseiden, it . is I It of Pg . You I haveal Mr. wife ' and six childr A! tu,„°l.k,,ltwo Weeksanad drinking here , _ d a . r _% , ‘ s . 0 l ' iP e . - "' s u'ayes, or at least £2 before I it e 4 . B .tilt p ro R -der fo: bi c `• P ° sai made by Mr. 3 , 1 41 , 11 a o l ur t . : 11 8" t hose men afterwards ?—I saw 1 the us e d,"q green ribbon s on them ?—.No, th tl , - °f the Brs • ' ' Arms, and they W'h , lel t . hats " I ' ers th 'N e i ' e were 1 - . ,, i • , I was going 104::tie:::" tilnie ela n ti t d h i c a i d i v th a e f r t bid ;.11,‘1e110,11 then g oi ng ' ey e `ward s •0e fr,,, 2 No they h "--Was t hisapplication of HY e there ?—No, ?—I say ;44't71 tithe e th - , t1.9 madequietly. 41( 11h e other f ‘ "a' the Nra i t reemen could not hear . haelor f,eett b ecause Ryder was sitting of c ther r 4 close (lose to him. • re oij` i tti a r d l len that you spoke of ? i. 4.1 v Y thr e , when the proposition Was It i thiti e I hel;Pow- that th re e o ut o f th e into Lieve the others to have bee' 4AB a 3f~°l-1 t sc,riber of thi s i nqu i r y ?—N o t E h so if. sa ."--rhe witness withdrew. 4 e 4 as r611 "N " was called' in and exami b o NI a sh ° .ws : , )id'4 lir e Pw r,ight ?—Yes. )i d on .at Liver_pool?—Yes. old ` ' a sk the l election as a free bt a nY m ter-shipwright to give tilt To say to r rgent eai ng fo. master-shipwright, royncur yote 1 ?—Notha id %ta t 43 ; 11. he would ve you 65. ?--- 1 1 3 . 04 61. Lord Sand and - Mr. Ewart Rushton by yr. Rush IveZ,.!uvote on the first P.rarmarket :-- ,onth the 11 - , goelc. lid v... Crwt-exantined hu see Mr. Melling on the first day sco - nd . davi2.--th ' l4 he a } s 'e fore it bebn. 'v et e vo g • 4vtlioe,,,ie"tltllonc,ra.ine s when he met Mr. M the ( i: sle Ir. A , Telli e n; then ?—lt was no : d i You j e ll to vote? -No: he did not. 1. , vou otai ny at a11.)ii4:414?_.,,a,-‘:l,Ylic:ufversatio Co nversation with ,— hin_i o. upon t ) i ,, , e g i ve , or any drink • lid g i v ,, 3 , 04 any ?—No. _ 14 1 1 c I,l• as :. lou auy money ?—No. I 1 ,the()reelscieo?.......lt7 C Y a o n u n a o t t the time ?—Crane, w hat ti ( ' l lt live ?—ln Frederick-street. i 4y day ` l ay did you go out of your house ii;, }1)1 1 ~,-' oP at six•o'clock. ik: : ~Y , 8, i i,e.1( 1 14 e : 0 .ot ) a , itaio 81.1 lijeettalek,4:olo3;,ll4ll itt? o l3l.l l aett t Aco, h soi e sux, I.il e voilni l e, p ; tu c l to t , cr i c o iek r , hol ? tsn — . :l. ha t I can . 4 4. 4 4 "ray ' nine o'clock in the morning? ( ` -'l'h,, . Melling's house, and I do', tiN c`t"es,, withdrew. ri, 10 110„, N I: Was called in and examined qat ..'s:-..._ ill''te.rttul•lY,°':lllll(''''ivtlitlii°lim,e-ira-s()Du Darner, ' d t a il v e h t e h th a e t r m l7 - o r u ni I°l o L 'le at Li- p 1 ? 'Y es to v,-, Lon e ? ‘-`- upon . " tt kn( •• °' . • . e as h . 'IN Mr. _Melling ?-,-Y"• ,Ift y(iii .IPvcrght ?—Yes. beforelu• stlvittit r k l v:" - -N o - lii,Bhi li . l Y to ~° v0,"41g8 you ae N r •ote for Thoruely Would`o'•-teineinber.if\-ou were at Alr. A Pollockeri_ll the morning before the electio 1 : i 4 4., e e 41r. Melling tires l b li t n .. g t s ha if i 'l l l' '' : 1 : 4 " 1 by Mr. Rushton. • ge r - M ing. "Y . A I st l7 Sh si i x pw s i h ifr i t i ~.„ ----lii Castle -_street. i' le utt see him in Chanel-street ?—"No. isl'.):111:1,-;re:Iskr.A-oluailtiblirl:;aoturavllotde.u.ring the o—N o . ' a y any thing tu him respec, 44 . or *ell tr he 1 'as said s thai o, it is totally untrue R,' , r li "cting he has Laid a fain& sokti:?s,.,l%Nc-En •was called in and e , 4 yo u th 4)1l ows ....__ c'! asleep ' wife of James Spencer ?--Yes. '',. th Brewer's Arms in Tithely y,he Y 44 e ,ll, '')lv colli e t W u illiam Ryder, the carpenter ' - o Yor house sometimes to gi 4. °ll e o i l° l_oil o° rig the second day of the last e unes trust Ryder ?—Nes, ; d ay ? ,T. f reemen at your house at difl li." r 'eulle es. 7- 11 . ,30,,,..i, dliarn Ryder being then, I'' ' 4 " F„tht See, 701 cyder Ild dayofthe 1 • do you 1 election . e . 0 , 4 ,)01 1 ou; ,ut of the house into the \ ard _ Yoti "e sure that you did not 9—Quit( 'ilit of er hea r hi ' . 1 i ein p i o _ m say " I niust lave Ylnent, aria I have been dr he is You k n , ow B e enh w Ryder w en t away• ,—lt Ns h o'clo c k, I think.