The Liverpool Standard and General Commercial Advertiser. — Liverpool, Merseyside, England, 1833-12-06 00:00:00

-; • 47 " " . -27 -7 .• • ; _ • " 4.. g ".7: . , S ---- - tie on". 4 , 1 N : • •,..\ • 1C Ak • 7.1 e t tr i ,Ro l "'!!•;1 •'• \ • la Vte I " • • .s i, 4?1, 4 • _.• • ()PI ____-, ---- - ----'7''-_;--.- _-_--.. _ ___ _ _____ _ --__ _______ ___, --- . . - - ____ __,....-- ______ . _- -.--- ---_- - --- . -_,--___- -_____ __ I „ ,•-, , . 4 : -;f , -,, AND GEriERAL COMMERCIAL TTV ERTIS PUBLISHED EVERY TUESDAY AND FRIDAY MORNING. HEARTS RESOLVED, AND HANDS PREPARED, THE BLESSINGS THEY ENJOY. TO GUARD !—SmoLLETT nucE FRIDAY, DECEMBER 6, • 1833. ILont'on „Saito bp auction. House of Assembly, Jamaica, Wednesday, Oct. 9, 1833. AMOTION being made that the House do come to the fol lowing resolution: — RESOLVED, That the confidence placed by this House in William Burge, Esq., by appointing him the Agent of this Island, in Great Britain, has been fully justified; and that Mr. Burge is well entitled to the thanks of this House for his indefatigable and zealous endeavour; upon , all occasions, to protect and preserve the rights and interests of the inhabitants of this country, and more particularly for his unremitting exertions and abilities in pointing, out to ministers the dangerous tendency of their pro ceedings with regard to the West India Colonies A debate thereon arising, and the question b • g put, The House divided.—The Ayes went forth. Ayes 35.—Mr. Hilton, Mr. Townshcnd, Ir. Brown, Mr. Shenton, Mr. Lowndes, Mr. Brydon. Mr. Turner, Mr. Leslie, Mr. Fritter, Mr. M‘Dowell, Mr. Collman, Mr. Bernard, Mr. Cox, Mr. llvslop, Mr. Dallas, Mr. .Berry, Mr. William Wil liams, Mr. Watt, .Mr.. King, Mr. Mais, Mr. Manderson, Mr. Whittaker, Mr. Guy,- Mr. kelly, Mr. Mitchel, Mr. Samuels, Mr. Panton, Mr. Joseph Williams, Mr. Campbell, (Hanover,) Mr. Barclay, Mr. Lunan, Mr. Murchison, Mr. Robertson, Mr. Mar shall, and Mr. Crawford. No.—Mr. Campbell, (Kingston,) It was resolved in the affirmativb. EDUCATION. / joi A YOUNG LADY, of respectabl e connexions, is desirous of engaging as GOVERN ' in a Family. She is : competent to give instruction in e usual branches of an Eu- - glish Education,.with Drpiug„ French, and the Rudiments of Italian. The most respectable referenceitau be given.—Ad dress, box H., 48, Postoffice. For Exportation. • In about a month, if not previously disposed of by private 16 CA.RRONADES, ? contract, 28 LONG GUNS, 'S' • 3 2 DITTO, ' - Ditto 12- unders, Swedish 24-pounders Carriages and Slides complete, with Locks, levating Screws, Aprons, Breechings, Training. Bars, wbars, hammers, Sponges, Worms, Ladles, spare Truck nd Axletrees, Tom e pions, Wads, Bar Shot, Powder Horns, atch Stocks, Priming Wires, Gun Scrapers, Formers for Cartridges, and Wads ; About 4200 Round SHOT, for the 24-pounders, 400 DITTO, ditto 12-pounders, 1144 Canister SHOT. N.B.—Swedish 24-pounders are estimated equal to English 32-pounders, and 12-pounders equal to 16-pounders. 1 SWIVEL, 3-pounder, 1 Small HOWITZER, Muskets, Bayonets, Blunderbusses, Pistols, Cutlasses, Boarding Pikes, Tomahawks, &c. WM. WOOLCOMBE, 6, Freeman's-court, Cornhill, 25th November. London. QUPERIOR BRITISH WINES constantly on Sale, at KD D. SC HOLPIELD'S, - Druggist, Queen-square, Liverpool: CHAMPAGNE, or • . RASPBERRY, GREEN GOOSEBERRY, CURRANT, GINGER, COWSLIP, ELTIR. ORANGE, Price 9s. a Gallon, or 18s. a Dozen; HAMPAGNE 21s. per Dozen, exclusive of Bottles. D. S. begs to direct the attention of the Public to his Ginger Wine, highly recommended by the faculty, as a powerful Sto machic,' possessing at the same time exquisite flavour, which will render it acceptable to the most delicate patient. 11/IR. RICHARD DAWSON has constantly on sale, and II IL Orders for the purchase of, SHAH Sin all the various JOINT STOCK COMPANIES, and egs to announce that his Quotations of the Market Prices wi appear in the Standard Newspaper on Tu"esdays tips] Fria. • Weekay,._ Aa y Ord.r.,_--........ froin - bie Country with whicu no - may he favoured will tic"' punctually attended to. . , . Exchange-alley, Liverpool. .'' . ' ' 7 - ' ' - • CONTRACTS. /SHE TRUSTEES of the DOCKSwiII be ready on Tues .' day, the 31st December instant, to receive Tenders for the supply of COAL, SLACK, and COKE, for a period of twelve ee , ' mouths, commencing Ist January, 1831. Further particulars, and' printed f sof 'Fender, may be r had on application at the Dock Sury or's offics t in Trentham street. " • Sealed Tenders to be addressed to the Committee of the Dock Trustees, and to be left at this office, on or before the 30th. inst. Dock-yard, Trentham-street, Dec. 5, 1833. ", • ..4...... ll' . . .. . On Tt;ESD,.y,. the lith instant, at Garrw.vay's ,Coffee-house, - ‘.. 'Coilihill, ' About 150 Bales Australian and other WOO ~ just arrived. 100 Ditto German Lambs' DITTO. Catalogues and - further particulars in du ime by THOMAS BBSWORTIL Broker, Sambrook-court, London. By the Howe. JOHN G. VIDAL, Clerk to the Assembly. PROSPECTUS. OF "THE GAS-LIGHT CONSUMERS' COMPANY." IN - Consequence of the high price which the Shopkeepers, Tradesmen and other Inhabitants of Liverpool and its vicinity have had and still do pay for Gas-Lights, 6onsiderable dissatisfaction has been felt, and numerous complaints have been made, (and very justly,) without producing any very fa vourable result. On TUESDAY; the 17th instant, at Garraway' Coffee-house; Cornhill, - 100 Bags Australian WOO 100 Dittoltalian - DITT , 50 Ditto Mogadare DI 0, Catalogues in due time by ILOUGIINAN and HUGHES, Brokers, 13, Basingliall-street, London. TO BRICKLAYERS AND EXCAVATORS, On WEDNESDAY, the 18th instant, at Five o' ck precisely, at Garrayway's Coffee-house, Cor ill, About 800 Bales Australian and Van Die n's Land WOOL, Just landed.—Catalogues in due time b ' JOHN MARSH, 'Broker, 9, King's Arms-yard, London. 'BERSON S_ willing to Contract for the Excavating and Tun 1_ . nelling; and the Brickwork required to be done in the building of certain Sewers and Tunnels in Berry-street, Great George-street, Great George-place, St. James's-street, Blundell street,/ Simpson-street, Crosble-street, W pping, and from thence along the North End Of the King' ock, to the Roch dale ' Basin, with all the necessary Sh ts, Eyes, Cess-pools, &c., for and under the direction Of* ' he Commissioners for the better Paving and Sewerage of e Town of Liverpool," mai see the Plans and SpecifiCations, upon application at the Office of Mr. Foster. _ . Sealed Tenders, endorsed with the Names of the Parties ten dering, and of two Sureties for the due performance of the Works, and addressed to' "The Chairman of the Commission ers fOr the better Paving and Sewerage of the Town of Liver pool," must be left at the Commissioners' Office, in Wason's buildings, Harrington .street, on or before WEDNESDAY, the 11th day of December next: EDWARD G. DEANE, Clerk to the Commissioners. November, 1833. ----- , , ______. ---., _ z /7,--Z_ • Z/Y, ('---.' ---------'------ .' ''--- -- 2 - - - ' ---. "'e- ''''-'-'------7--r- ' ' . ,fr•- '' ..-',-- '- ~, 5 1 ' 47-1.. X.7 r- ::-,,(. ~ ~... , t • '.,, - . ( < . e-' X / ' . - , •' .- „,4,. -N \ i e j 7 i ..,. --- 4 , . 1 , ---- • ~ .. I4 ,- ) s t/s, , ~ 1 v ; 4". ,„ ' '''' ~..`. A ,Il 0 / .4 we ,c,,-,i ttl ~;.1., . . ~ . \., < ...., 4 . _.„. - ......... i v . . AND GEriERAL C - - 'ill OM T- ~ . , -PUBLISHED -EVERY. TUESD. HEARTS RESOLVED, AND HANDS PREPARED, • .. . . • V Ol ITT. No. 109. FRIDAY DE( , ' ''''..t. .r..,., . . .. , :to.tt.. ;lib Crpoa ,Sitain Nabigation, , ton bon g.z.bipping. ______ . . -______ ----- For WATERFORD. NEW SOUTH WALES. . , TRADE or LIVERPOOL. , ~ To sail •every Friday, with liberty to 'Tow Vessels, and to sail and navigate with or without Pilots ' , • - Will be despatched on thelOthDecember—For HOBART ~ , The new, Steam Boat . &ea ?' ..., -TOWN and SYDNEY-,the fine, fast-sailing, British- PACKET SHIPS. ) .ST. •PATRICK, • • a '•!---20""v's built Ship RED ROVER, Al, ,RouEna CHARLES -- ' • --- - Cniaasara, Commander, 5 tons burthen; - lying in ALEXANDER KEAY, Comrtrander; . Pro yelled with Two Engines of ,Eighty-horse,p ower eac h , the St. Katharine Docks; has sup ior accommodation for pas . Til e conveyance of letters to foreign countries at fixed periods, made by Messrs. George Forrester and Co. ' sengers ;is well armed, and wi iry a Surgeon.—Far freight • • Also, the Well-known SteamaboatAlPSY, or passage apply to Messrs. Co BURN and Co., 11, New Broad '36ce exclusively tinder the direction of Government and the GODWIN and LEE, E. Toaia,. R. N., Commankr, - - street or to P 117,.Bishopsgate-street-within, London. •°.st-office, has, f or some ti me pasa—as far as regards the corn- To sail every Tuesday, with the same liberties as above-Men 61.11nication with the Northern Continent of America—been t k Office, Clarence Dock. JOHN. TOBIN DRYADE.—Direct for SYDNEY, the. supersed e d b y the enterpr i se o f t h e-merc h an t s o f th e United i o s u t eS otric July, 1833. - - - ' . •--- ---a Succeeds the • fine ,fast-sailing armed Ship, and - Regular Trader, a isa 'W.' CAROL i N E, A 1, barthea a iOO tens ; FRANCIS States). ably seconded by those of this port; and similar arrange- ...,.. . s ,' For DUBLIN AND• BELFAST. --?"- - TREADWELL i Comma o ri l led; lyiTig in tile St. Katha , li t e nts have been made by the latter for other portions of the a • 71/2? CITY. OF DWILI , - rifle Docks • has a- spacious po with excellent heights in the We , -4 ' ST E A 111-PIN CK E T X.O 'A NY, - 'tween deck's. stern world and:for the South of Europe. INCORPORAtED‘BY ACT 0 ARtiAMENT. - - For freight or passage apply to Mr. ROBERT Bilooas, Si), lanes of Packet Ships, of the highest class for equipment and The above Company sail- their Vessels with or with-oat Old - Broad-street, or to 'GOD . W IN and LEE, Pilots,) taking Goodsand Passengers to • the ( follOwing ports, 117, Bishopsgate-street-within London. p o wers of sailing, hare been established between Liverpool and the • namely - . u ndermentioned places. They are especially calculated for To TSUBLIN.DaiIy. - - • , , -sa }l , 7ith az/VadeVatch, .a ra . idar trade r. - ---Direct for th e ~....., .. . T. BELFAsT._z_Th e HIBERNIA:every W.,lnesday, from t .N., LAUNCESTON, VAN DIEMEN'S LAND, the fine . , rap i d conveyance of correspondence and merchandise,— , the Ciaaanaaa - aaaa k-:" -- - ' .'. va - -- eoppered and armed Ship CHILI, I. 11. Nixam, - ran gell tor passengers in a style of suriaaLaa-alagnuce and con- Apply, for , Dublin-Line, to . - . . -"'•-• Commander • burthen 200 to lying in the St. , SAMUEL PERRY 27, • ' Katharine ' Docks, Cas very superi accommodations for Ytnience—sail with a ptinctuality exceeding that of the Packets for Belfast Line, to Water-street. paasenaers.—For freight or passage ply to ROBERT BROOKS, of the Post - office,—and with a frequency which that establish- JOHN M'CAMMON, Esq.; 80, Old Broad-street, or to " - ' inert has•never even attempted. z. BUCKLES, -BAGSTER and BUCKLE, Mark-lane, Landon. 33, T hese vessels a re d es patched from hence asiollows : Eiberpool ,Sbipping. , Pol. NEW YOR X .—O n th e Ist, Bth, 16th, and 2-4th of every - Will be despatched very early; the greater part of month throughout the year. By reciprocal arrangements . EAST INDIES. „ waa.... 4 ' • , • her cargo being on 'board,' and engaged.—Direet for 'aai a liKis-- SYDNEY; the fine new copper d and armed Ship between the two Governments letters are forwarded by re- „ .-- '" MINERVA, A 1, J. IL Ron ' ,TSON, Commander; To su cc eed the GipsEY .—To sail oz e 3 1st December, burthen 350 tons; lying in the Londe ocks ; has a poop and gular Mails to an d f rom Canada. Those going from this F` -ate For BOMBAY, the new Ship m,. A , p.aaoa GILL, superior accommodation for cabin an steerage passengers.— a ..c..... at Commander; 41)0 5., tons burthen.—For freight or pas_ For freight or passage apply to ' • e?Untry to Canada not being chargeable with inland postage o sa lc le es a a p r l s i . ly ß t o o L ts p a a p o ta d in l iG us i s L E l. L , , o ß n r bo o,k a err d s , ; in or th to e Prince's • BUCKLE'S, `BAGSTER, and BUCKLE, In the United States, after their arrival at New York. Dock, i 33, Mark-lane, .London. PH . , IL ADELPHIA.—On the Bth and 20th of each month. JOHN TOBIN. ...... _ .. . . . , __ a .... .. . . _.... ... _ . . ' T °N. -- -lisually. on the sth and 20th of each month. „.„. Will be - despatched 'on the 15th Deco:lb .—For eor oiHT, la . • --R .L ORTS OF THE UNITED STATES.—Not on fixed days, . !. .i aa%. SINGAPORE, direct, the fast Brig RTAN, ' as a l a. a .alasftaPc' JAMES LOMSDEN, -Master burtheia register 231 - --- te above eases, but very frequently. From Now York ".-----''''':"' tons.—For freight or_ passage a ppl y wars. J OHN A fine new Brig, (temporarily named the ORWELL') BIBBY and Co., or to and some of the Eastern ports there are also established Lines . • THOI4IAS - RIPLEY. .44., 136 tons per register, built by Messrs. Jabez Bailey For BOMBAY . , the fa s t Ship ALIQUIS, A. ?,''''' 0 . .=:% and Read, at Ipswich, of the very i hest materials; sails of sailing and Steam Packets to the various Southern ports . . -."' " fast, will stow a large cargo, laid is well adapted for of the Union, as well as to Jamaica, the Havana, and Other • a ,4:,, JOHN MACFIE, Comizi er; 671aegister ai n will the s Mediterranean trade : lying iu the London (old) Dock.— . .2;11140a have early despatch; g e sti .s o 7 i cabins lhav For particulars apply to D. and H. WILKINSON, parts of the Gulf of Mexico. ' ' • --- -- well aired, where passengers St. Michaersaalley, Cornhill, London 14 - comfort.—For I'll'aritaAt.—On the 21th of each month during the open terms apply on board, Queen's Dock, or to • Sea txtu. DUNCAN GIBB. The fine new Brig EGFRID, 258 tons, built under. , - .....„,is ia ... the inspection of the present owner, at Suderland; and • • • 'lav a FOr BOMBAY, the fine Ship RANGER, apt= , N&•—san the sth of each month. launched last October ; shdis a very strong, well-built, alio al a ,aa SITCHINSON burthen 512 tons.—For fr ' 0 t car pa ' s- J ANEIRO.—On the Ist 'loth, and 20th of each month. Wei sage_ apply to' the master on lioaad, • he Prince's lams-? . -- "'" -- handsome vessel, and will carry a far e cargo ; copper G fastened, and her stores of the very best qua •ty: lying in the , a li woa AND LEGHORN —On the Ist and 16th of each month. as, a- Regent Canal Dock. - • . Dock; or to 14966 / 1 .—On the Ist and 16th of each month. . . . - CHARLES HORSFALL and SON. Also, the flue Brig SYLPH, 15 ito coppered with heavy copper last year, and copper"fastened; was built of the very best °P oaao.—E . . --.. . ! • materials, at St. John, N. 8., in 1828 ; she is a• very handsome NAPLES very three weeks. A regular Trader.—Succeed s th e I n di an. —F or BATA- vessel; carries a large • c a rgo, and well- found in good stores.: AND SICILY.—Every three weeks. a f a a a , VIA and MANILLA, the fine Brig AKTIC, A 1, lying off the hermitage.—for inventories and,further particu g .“K Myb. A AND CONSTANTINOPLE.—E - very three weeks. .. ' - le ZO tons, Captain KATLEHODT.—Foriefight or passage lars inquire of • CHARLES WALTON, VO t 0. . _!, a , • apply to ANDERSON, WISE, and Co.' Newman's-court, 73, Cornhill, London. 11 - BRI TISH WEST INDIES, the foreign settlements of the . .EIMINECI., , GULP M EXICO . . . . ~ OF aLEXICO, the other portions of SOUTH AMERICA, WES7I I INDIES. FOR SALE BY PRIVATE CONTRACT,— . the BAST INDIES, NEW SOUTH WALES, and the Islands and Will . sail imme d iately— F or .. BAR ADOS ' , ....-as-- a new Ship (temporarily named the STAG), of 323 , -amma-'' - tons register, built at Stockton; of the •very best =- Countries of the EASTERN SEAS, vessels are sailing through- a .. the Liverpool-built Barque ARET SA, DAVID , ". . terials has a scroll head . and poop . , and "will bear the )%'''' •' Ma , out the year, if not on fixed days, at least with a frequency .::: ,. 4. aa a CHINSON, Master a now loading st side Prince's ost . i • " 1 * .T .,a, annute inspection; now lying in e London DockS,, and - Dockaa--For freight or passage apply to w pping Basin.—lnventories may bello, l onboard, and further. Panctuality unknown to any other port in the British HE-YES 'LITHERLAND, and.Co V- ~ ~ A olstenholme-square. 'particulars known by applying to • - . . ! : Dominions. . MARSHALL, HUTCHISON and Co., . . To sail immediate) F or BARBADJDS, the Ship • - • New City Chambers - Bisho s ate-street, London. Y, P g • ' This , r BARTON, J. J. ARSISTaCiaIa, MaSte ,For freight or arrangement has been exclusively made for the Lines of . THE - iiew Barque (temporarily named) HANNAH Pac kets which sail punctually at the appointed periods. The is passage apply to BARTON, IRLAM, lIGGINSON. ad 8r f' • O. Ba l li ng :_•.---7.-- Z<LiA__ MORE, 315 tons register, - a very superior vessel, ad in each line is accurately laid down in the sub- , p,...0 - - mirably adapted for the East or 'Vest India trades, or • "••••• '-'" for a passenger ship, having height between joined tables; the first ship under each head being the next in lntended to sail on the 13th December.—For JAMAICA, decks, and a half poop, fittad with ining and after cabin, rotation to sail. a tiasa a _ and will deliver Goods at:-MoIIANT BAY, SALT RIVER with convenient state rooms; hef ems are advantageously .44,ri• BLACK RIVER, SAYANA-LA-MAR, an GREEN ISLAND' placed for the West India trade, and she has 19ft. lin. beam; 4) . D. signifies Prince's Dock; G. D., George's • S. D., . 1;ott .Salt- -- the Ship SEAFORTH, W. S. OHNSTONE. Coin: she was built under inspection,. in a, very substantial manner, islander; burthen, per register, 357 to For freight or pas- of the best selected materials, is- copper fastened throughout, ge; Q.D., Queen's, K. Da King's; C. D., Canning; Cl. D. sage, (the accommodations ndations being sure or,) apply to - Claren ce JOHN GLADSTONE and Co. pacify for stowage. Lying in the Regent Canal Bas:n.—Apply. ; and B. D.,Brunswick Dock. . ------------------ To sail the 14th December.—For DEM 7 ARA, the "'""---------------- ~a NEW YORK. ja aa:.‘., PARKEIt, RISIEN ; in the P i • e ' s D oc k.-- Eibtrpcol e Sairs bp -auction. W. 6 04 Apply to the Captain on board, or to .aii Lro m Sail - - -. " SANDBACH, TINNE, and Co. /2 Ships. Captains. Ton Merchants. Pool. from -,____ N. York p ,,_ __________ _ For HAVANA, the well-known regular trader D ee " . In A ' COUNTESS of LONSDALE, Dit - TEL GROOMS, THIS DAY, (Friday,) the 6th inst., afiee r lye o'clock, at Bate alB6 Britannia .States. Holdrege.. 650 W. &J. Brown &Co P D : 1 , its Master; Al, coppered and copper-f teased, burthen son and Horsfall's office, Lo r Castle-street, 183 4 ritannia .... Sketchley. 615 Roskell,Ogden, &Co P.D. - --- per register 260 tons.—For freigh r passage apply 25 Serons Spanish INDIGO, la n. • 1 New York.— Hoxie •• •• 5* Roskell , Ogdenok Co P.D. to Captain GRoosiE on board, Ki ng ' s Dock; to Messrs. TEN- Landed ex Elizabeth Moore.—Apply to JOHN KEARSLEY and 8 JohATESON and HORSFALL, Brokers. 16 o Jay Glover.... 500 W. &J. Brown &Co N0v.24 NANTS, MooRE, and Co.;Co. ;or to SON, or p4b . 1 , l' a o i r e t d h o A o m ia eric a (Mac e y . ... 600 I R t o o s t o eUgt a l e e o n,r , Co o Dec. 1 1 6 . J. NELSON WOOD and Co. '• 8 Virginian • I.rilaarTis.... 650 . 580 W. & J. Ogden, Co ' 24 — THIS DAY, (Friday,) • the 6th instant,. at velve o'clock, at Dlar a ..16., Ijibe . rni a Wilson .... 570 itt‘kell,Ogden,& PP Jan. fg 3l . ,----,_ For ANTIGUA, the .Ship PH NIX, JOHN Bateson and Horsfall's Office, Lowe astle-street, I . : Z HARTLEY, Master.--L-For 'freight passage apply 358 Bales of Mocha CO ' EE, s racific Waite .... 570 Roskell,Ogden, &CO „ 1 4 ,, i q)._ . Now landing ex Ranger; from Bora y.—Apply to Messrs. 8 Sheffield a -.J to . . . . 1,!. 16 .-apzil g rope kll Co,gden, 8c C , 1 " 4- .. C. W. and F. SHAND. CHAS. HORSFALL and Son, MerchantS, or to 1 utnAmerica Wale m rni ell aii: 28' Vosskeelogden, &co - Feb. „ 16 . BATESN and HORSFALL, Brokers. . . . I I I . Will have immediate despatch-A gular trader for 4 DEMERARA, the •Ship CHM INA, WILLIAM Tins DAY (Friday) the 6th instant, at Tw 'clock, at Bat eson 1144 " 4 - i,,..* HOGARTH, Master; Al, 300 ton , as superior accom- and Horsfalls Office,- Lower C tle-street, - • - modation for passengerS, and dding found.-For 4 Tons East India IV tY, PHILADELPHIA. freight or passage apply oh 'board, George's Dock, , to LU C A S Ex Majestic, from Bombay.-Apply to lessrs. DIROM, RICH. A Z. 1.7 •- - -- -- - - - ..... r , and Cooic„ or to ' ' Sail from JOHN WINDLR and Co. MO D, and Co. Merchants; or to 1 .. BATESON and HORSFALL, Brok ers . ......L.0..0..L Ships. Captains. Ts. Merchants. Philadelphia , . —. 18,3 3 --------- -7-- - A Regular Trader.--For DEM ARA, the well- Tins DAY, (Friday,) the 6th instant, at Twelve o'clock, at T. Pee. B N r / ' known fast-sailing Brig NORA , Captain MAC- and H. Littledale and Co.'s Office Exchange, „„ , _..ionongahel a Brown 509 W. &J, Brown &Co In P.D. '4 41 ;4 DONALD; Will be despatched ithout delay.-For 750 Bags Bombay Black PEPP .R, IA" uarroll of ''' -- - freight, &c. apply to JOHN ORDON and Co. 100 Ditto Ditto DITT rtially damaged, Ja n. Carrollton Bird 620 Ditto. In I'. D. „, Pocahont as West 580 Ditto. .-------. - • ' -" ------- Just landed ex Majestic, from Bomb , and may be seen in Pet . - B ` l s e•T• Nu h rgan Bartlesonl4 . oo Ditto. Wright's, Jackson's-lane.--Apply to SOUTH AMERICA. , __,,• 20 ~,lE!,cis u s e anna Dixey 600 Ditto. T. and H. LITTLEDALE and Co., Brokers. ajar ' 8 `,C.Y',' „lug. wie 420 Ditto. - • ' 20 J o lir Wells Cropper , 480 Ditto. o. For BA.HIA, th e JORDESIDN now lying in the THIS DAY, (Friday,) l th , e , 6th instant, at Twelve o'clock, a t Curtis .4,, Prince 'S Dock; has room for afe tons of fine goods. neux, 1 avlor, and Co 's Office, M y ----------- - Wein -Apply to TINLE Y, LAN ST ON, and Co. 20 Chests LAC DYE, ... 0...... ' • Clarendon-buildings, South John-street. 4 Ditto SHELL L , BOSTON. .4...,................ -- 8 Ditto Bengal IN 0; fro.—.---. .„_. ___,...._.... , xr on ., - -•- - . ' 4 Serons Guatemala DITTO. L'p ow. ships. Captains. Tons. Merchants. Where loading. UNITED STATES. . - Apply to Messrs. D. and T. WILLIs, Merchants, or to -:........___ MOLYNEUX, TAYLOR, and Co., Brokers. 3.8 n. -_ . . _____ D 9 ,. 2 , For NEW ORLEANS, the En ish-built Barque ' „,„„i's ~ LORD STANLEY, J. R. HAL Laster; A-1, bur- Tins DAY (Friday), the 6th . instant, at Twelve o'clock, on the K u . Cl atham* Wood 500 C. Ilumberston & Co. P.D. 444 * 5 Tr W then per register 336 tons, copp ed and copper-fast- Quay, east side Prince's Dock, 20 , enton Homans 500 Maury, Latham 8: Co. -- - - erred, and sails fast.-For freight or passage apply to '260 Barrels APPLES, eh. 5 ~:L Crocker 500 T. 8: J. D: Thornely. J. NELSON WOOD and Co. Now landing ex New York, Captainatixie, from New York.- . o L'i3 mouth Akerman 500 Baring Brothers & Co. and Will sail on Apply to JOHN COLLIER and CO., Brokers, will not take pods after Monday, the 23d December, • . 10, John-street. --, A regular Trader.-For SAVANNAH, the we 11„„................: „„................: on the morning of the 25th, weather permitting. '4, known Brig ROBERT BURNS, Jo} , MESSENGER, THIS DAY (Friday), the 6th instant, at !rwelve o'clock, at nos ''''''''-----'----'•=."--' )117, Master; burthen per register 300 ts, coppered and cow and Rigg's . Office, Water-street, ,-..._ HAVANA. --- rt•-- copper-fastened. - For freight o assage apply to 30 Tons West of England MCGANESE, Mr. THOMAS CROWDER, Merchant, Or to 15 Tons very superior Swedis ;PITT°. i' Sli.-- J. NELSON 00D - and CO. Apply to Mr. RICHARD DAWSON, Mane ester Assurance Office, PI.1)°01141, Shia Where Captains. 'lns. Brokers. Where Will be succeeded by the PERCEVAL, Capt. M. FORREST. No. 10, Exchange-alley, or to .....,„......___ Loading. ROSCOW and RIGG, Brokers. t io ,,. __ __ ' ' - : (One concern.) D": . • 5 1 8,3. 1,„, . 4, Edg li a in r i4t .. 'IL' Gibson 229 Ashley Brothers. P. D. .• • THIS DAY (Friday) the 6th instant, at Two o'clock at Ewart, s. Abercrombie. -...., 5 builtVes; For CHARLESTON, the fine Amer' an Ship 11AR- Myers and Co.'s o , ffi , te, , , G. ,:'......,. RIFT and JESSIE'. burthen tons, coppered 1100 ELEPHANI"IEFI. IL atiiK. - and copper-fastened, sails fast, and • I have immediate Weighing about 8 Tons, principally Ca coons.-For further --- -- despatch.-For freight or passag apply to Captain particulars apply to I. 0. Bon), Esq., Merchant, or to RIO JANEIRO. M‘KowN, on beard, in George's Dock, or tti EWART, MYERS and Co., Brokers. '..- ,"--;: • THOINIAS CROWDER. f ro „,., ... ....... .... . ... _ .. _.... . .., ...... _ ._ . 12 P Z I. Ships. Captains.' Tons. Brokers. Where Public Sale of damaged Black Lead Dust. :--........._. Loading. T HIS DAY, (Friday,) the 6th instant, at TOlve o'clock, instead 183 3. -_-__ On giair• of 25th ult., as formerly advertised, a . Mr. Wm. Carson's 1:) .. e ,• .100 S hannon.. T. Brooke 162 W. and J. Tvrer. K.D. Office, Exchange-court, Exchange-s -et East • 74 Bags BLACK LEA DUST; Jun. 1. A 1 11 : 1 1 .1;:i , : r Failane 221 Ashley Brothers. G.D. The substantial ship SIR EDWARD C DRING- Damaged by sea water. Ashley Brothers. F..,, TON, 412 register tons, carries a la rg argo up on WI L LIAM CARSON, Broker. iE. ),r, 7?' light draft of water; her hull and equi ents are in .._..., _ , ._ . - - - - - • • --- • -....-....................... ." 1 """•..........._ - ::: :-- good order.-For particulars apply to NEXT WEEK &c. DUNCAN GIBE. LISBON. On account of the Underwriters. Sail The fine new oak-built Barque AURORA; 3 6 0 fro On TU'ESDAY next, the 10th instant, ilaonnby Point, I, 41 Ships. - pool. P s . Captains. Tons. Owners or Brokers . tons per reoister; launched this eary a Quebec, from A Quantity of ROSEWOOD ; , .., the yard oF a well-known and expe enced builder, --.........._ 18a 3, ------- many of whose vessels have been old here within. Also part of the Materials saved from the Charles, for Ostend. , _________ these few years; length aloft from stem to rnpost 110 feet; Apply to CHAPMAN and WILLIS Agents to Lloyd b , 1`).:Uill e T alk t . .W' . Wade. 109 Vianna 8.; Jones. LlOThade_nr-teg. breadth 21 feet 2 inches ; height between dks 5 feet 11 inches. • 10, Old Churchyard. J an. I bu i lt` e l ss. This will be found a substantial well-fastened ship, copper fastened, and to tarry a very large cargo. 7 -Apply on board, On THURSDAY next, the 12th instant, t One o'clock, at • Carson's Bonded Warehouse, •B ndell-street, John Bibby & Co. Brunswick Dock, or to 53 Tierces prime mess Dan BEEF, HUGH MATTHIE and SON. In bond, for exportation.-Apply to JONES, MANN, and FOSTER, Brokers. S a i l . OPORTO. Lonbon tan N big . On FR IDAY aationY next, the 13th instant, at 'Twelve o'clock, in the fr onl Brokers' Bonded Yard, Grenville-sheet, 3-13 Logs of Honduras M A HOG A N Y, ..„ .......... I._ t 'Do i Ships Captains. Tons. Loading.here THE GENERAL STEAM NAVIGATION COMPANY Of quality and fare dimensions, being the cargo now ---______ John ------- - Established by Act of Parliament. good landing ex Ship Navarino, direct from the Bay. or Inerod Chapman. 187 Geo. Highfield. THE GENERAL STEAM - NAVIGATION By order of the Importer. **--"-!.........._EDWARD CHALONER, Broker. OD FRIDAY next, the 13th instant, at Twelve o'clock, in the Brokers' Bonded Yard, Grenville-sticet, 343 Logs of Henduras M A H-0 GA N Y, Of good quality and large dimensions, being the - cargo now landing ex Ship Navarino, direct from the Bay. By order of the Importer. - EDWARD •CHALONER, Broker. Immediately after the abov 40 Logs of Cuba MAHO Just landed ex Adventure, fr. Jamaica. Mr. THOS. HA' Jun. ' Merchant. Also, 66 Logs and Curls Sf. Do .go MAIIOGANY, 5 Logs SATIN WOOD, Being the City'Wood, and saved from the choice cargo of the Lorton, and landed ex BriLydia. Mr. J: M WOOD, Merchant: EDWARD CHALONER, Broker. THE GENERAL STEAM NAVIGATION COMPANY Established by Act of Parliament. THE GENERAL STEAM.- NAVIGATION COMPANY'S /41 4 7 1 :L" • PACKETS ,t.%;:'tl,;A• LEAVE LONDON For HAMBURG (with his Majesty's Mails) ev y Wednesday and Saturday morning early. For ROTTERDAM (with his •IMajestv's D s) every Wed, nesday and Saturday morning, at-Seven 'clock precisely. For OSTEND every Saturday morning. For CALAIS every unday morning. only. For RAMSGATE every Saturday (from St. Katharine's Who'll . ), at' Eight o'clock. For freight, apply at J. NoitmAWs, 1, Water-lane, Tower street ;* and for berths at this Office.—lnformation - may also be had at No. 56, Haymarket. . . N.8. - -Passengers goina. to Hamburg are requested to be on board early on Tuesday and Friday evenings. PoWerful Steam Packets for Towing and Excursions. CIIAS BESSELL, Secretary. General Steam Navigation arnpany's Offre, 69, Lombard-street, Lonricn. RaTir•-• 833 Dee. i" I F 3 -I t' -an. wilt 3vt‘r.-I:st_ fr om L 'Pool. h ips, D ee. 15 or ot,--1 On In Hogsheads, Half flogsheads, a9d Barrcls, Superior SCOTCH A • From the Brewery of HutcheusonAik an, Esq. Edinburgh. ALSO Fine HIGHLAND .WHI Y, •(11•0.P.) By the Puncheon, or in quantities of two Gallons and upwards, to suit Private FamilieS. Apply to GEORGE WEBSTER,..IS,Goree Piazzas. ' - ' 4l ‘tio/1 AND LEG HORN Captains. Tons.' Owners or Broker_{ Where Loading. iJ• Jones. 186 I Vianna and Jones. John Bibby & Co. V APLI 7 _'S 4.rtrz gicnay. Captains. Tons. Brokers. W here Loading. 4. Paul...! 2 14 1 Jas. Moss& Co. P.D. On THURSDAY next, the 12th of December, at llalf-past Two o'clock precisely, at Lloyd's Coffee-house, Cornhill, (unless previously disposed of by private contract,) The fine Schooner -SYEED KIIA , built at more for the Slave Trade, about th e years old. In -itrik her construction had great care as attention paid to her sailing qualities; is a hand e well-built vessel, copper-fastened and coppered, admeou per register 191 tons, is well . found I n stores of the first deseription, and from her su perior sailing will make an excellent Yacht, is well calculated for any trade or service, requiring despatch, and may be sent to sea with little expense. Now lying in the London Docks. R. D. MIDDLETON, Cominpuler. — For inventories mai fUrther particulars apply to - NICKOLS, SON, and GREEN, 33, Seething-lane, London. Lthcrpool by ?auction. By order Of the Mortgagee. THIS DAY (Friday,) the 6th instant, 'at Six o'clock in the Evening, at the Golden Lion Inn, Dale-street, Li ve rpool, A Piece of LAND, with two DWELL NG-110U. SES, adjoining each other, thereon erected, nate on the north side of Great - Nelson-street, in Liverpool ntaining in front thereto 12 - yards„ or thereabouts, and ning in depth back wards to a back street 19 yards, or there uts, as the same now are or lately were in the occupation of Mr. Frodsham and Mr. Bettelev, as tenauts. The Tenure is Leasehold, held for three lives and 21 years under the Corporation of Liverpool. For further particulars apply to LEIGH and SANDERS Solicitors, Basnett-street. LEASE of a Valuable GROGER'S SHOP, 4.c., top of ST. TAMES'S-STREET. By Messrs. T. and J. TROTTER, On MONDAY next, the 9th instant, precisely„at Three o'clock in the Afternoon, on the Premises, - No. 57 / top of St. James's street, corner orParliament-street;—rout reserve, A variety of Valuable FIXTURES, seful for a GROCER lA...and TEA-DEALER, together with an unexpired LEASE of the said Premises, which are central, and most advantage ously situated for business,- and are well worthy the notice of any person commencing in that line. All further particulars may be had on application to Messrs. TROTTER, Whitechapelj TO CLOSE A PARTNERSHIP CONCERN To FLAG MERCHANTS, CONTRACTORS, and OTHERS. By Messrs. T. and J. TROTT , On WEDNESDAY, the 18th December, at even o'clock pre cisely, at the Flag Yard adjoining th g Market, in Great Howard-street, AGREAT variety of useful AItTIC ES, suitable for Con tractors, Builders, Stone Getters,and others, comprising a valuable and powerful Setting Machine, nearly new, and a large quantity of Iron and Wood Work attached; a good Crane; Crane and Buckling; Chains, Picks, Hamm e rs, Crow bars ; a large quantity' of Lewises, Chimneypieces, ld and new Iron, Weages, Moulds, Square and Templets, four Iron cr Stone Carriages, Ropes and Blocks, Sheer Poles, Smithy Uten sils, Bellows, Anvils, an excellent Turning Lathe, and 'Fools ; a large quantity of strong Flags and Side Stones, Grave Stones and Landings, Hearth Stones, Channel and Border Stones, Polished Flags, &c. And immediately after, three excellent Draught HORSES, Gearing, two Broad-wheeled CARTS, two handsome Ayrshire COWS, in good note, &c. The whole may be viewed two days preceding the sale, when Catalogues may be had on the Premises, and from Messrs. TROTTER, Whitechapel. VALUABLE - HOUSEHOLD TrITURF, RIBBONS, kc. By BRANC lad SON.. ' On MONDAY next, the 9th, and T UE SDA Y, t oth instant, at , Eleven o'clock each day, at the 11. er-rooms, A N extensive and geueral assemblag f excellent modern AL HOUSEHOLD FURNITURE, of every description, including part of the valuable Stock of an Upholsterer and Cabinet Maker; abOut 600 yards of Gauze, figured Sarcenet, and Satin Ribbons, with numerous miscellaneous Effects, con signed for sale. To be viewed To-morrow, (Saturday,) with Catalogues. On THURSDAY:the 12th of December next, at One o'clock in the Afternoon, at the Clarendon-buildings, 'South John-street, Liverpool, subject to the conditions then to e produced, LL that Piece or Parcel of LAND, wi I the Two several MESSUAGES or DWELLIN lOUSES thereon erected, situate on the north side of Myrt -street, in Liverpool aforesaid, containing in front and at the ack thereof severally 37 feet 10 inches, and running in rear or depth backwards on the east and west sides severally„exclusive of an area of 5 feet wide to the front of Myrtle-street, 72 feet, one of Which Dwel ling-houses is in the occupation of 'Mr. William Woiylruffe, and the other untenanted. • The Tenure is Leasefiiild, under the COrporation of Liver .pool, for a term of 75 years; commencing on the 18th Day of October, 1828. For further particulars apply at the Office of Mr. WILLIAM HINDE, Solicitor, John-street, Liverpool. Ea in Fll - 10 be LET, all those well-established PREXISES, No. 1, IL Mount-pleasa.ht, now in the occupation o "Messrs. W. and T. GREGSON, who are declining the Grocer ttsincss. STOCK, FIXTURES, & c. may be had at a . nation. (One concern.) FllO be LET.. and may be entererupon immediately, that IL excellent WAREHOUSE and OFFIC S, lately occu pied by Messrs. Cox and Henderson, Hide d Leather Mer chants, situate in Manesty-lane, containin four Rooms on the north side, each 36 feet 5 inches by 14 f 8 inches, top Jigger Room, on the south side, 27 feet 9in es by 14 feet 6 inches, with four OFFICES underneath, two front and two back, each 11 feet 6 inches by 7 feet ; Yard. 11 feet 3 inches by 8 feet 6 inches. Good Cellaring under the whole.—For furtherliarti culars 'apply to Mr. SAMUEL WATKINSON, No. 50, White chapel, Liverpool. TO HOTEL KEEPERS rl[lO be LET, from the Gth of April, 1834, for such a term as may be agreed upon, the It O Y'A L WATERLOO HOTEL, at Waterloo, Crosby, near Liverpool, in the county of Lancaster, with the Baths, Tap-room, "tables, Lock-up Coach-houses, Bowling-green, and Garden hereto belonging. The Hotel contains seven Entertaini g Rooms, Servants' Hall, Bar, Bar-parlour, Pantries, • en, &c., on the first floor; six private Sitting Rooms an thirty Bed Rooms up stairs; besides other conveniences requisite for such an esta blishment. _ _ _ Building In the immediate)y behind the Hotel, adjoining the Tap -room,_ are two Sitting- Rooms, a large. Ball Room, and eight. Bed Rooms. Underneath the Building are extensive Celiarings. The COach-houses will hold upwards of thirty Carriages, and the Stables have Stalls for fifty Horses. _ _ • The Hotel is pleasantly situated on the banks o f th e Ri ver Mersey, commanding a tine marine prospect, an ext ens i v e and beautiful view of the Cheshire Coast and the picturesque scenery of th e principality of Wales, together with the town or Liver pool, from ivlience it is distant about four miles. Many of the nobility and persons of the highe s t respectability resort to this fashionaLle 'Watering Place, and an extensive business has been carried on at the Hotel for many years. As the neigh bourhood is fast increasing in population, the business may be considerably extended by an active and spirited tenant. The communication with Liverpool is'easy and cheap. Omnibuses from the Hotel run several times each day, and Packet Boats pass frequently upon the Canal, which is within half a mile of the Hotel. In the arrang,ernent of this Hotel every cave has been taken to lender it eligible for 'Families of the first distinction. It will be found equal to any establishment of the kind in the kingdom. For terms of Letting, and other particulars, apply (it •by letter, post paid) to Mr. J. HODGSON, Solicitor, Clarendon buildings, Liverpool, or to Mr. E. CHESTER, Solicitor, 11, Staple Inn,.London, The shares in the "LIVERPOOL GAS-LIGHT COMPANY," originally £lOO, have been recently quoted at £480; and the " LIVEIt POOL - OIL-Gas COMPANY," owing to the very expen sive-materials from which it-has been compelled to produce its Gas, has offered but feeble opposition to that Company : the shares of the latter Company, originally £lOO, have, however, been quoted at £l6O. Whilst the shares in these Companies are thus quoted, there is little hope of the price of Gas being, very considerably reduced. It is a desideratum to place public bodies, and more particu larly those whose operations are local, in some degree under the 'direct control ,and management of that class of society which supports and maintains such establishments. It is, there fore, the object of this Prospectus to propose - the establishment of a GAS-LIGHT COMPANY, to be called THE GAS-LIGHT CONSUMERS' COMPANY," founded on a basis the most popular, and composed of that class of individuals who hitherto have been entirely dependent upon the Gas-Light Companies already established, without having had any control over their management. The Capital of the Company is intended to be £lOO,OOO, subject to be increased or decreased as circumstances may sug gest; and, to afford every consumer of Gas an opportunity of becoming a Proprietor, the shares will be fixed at £lO each, and as the peculiar characteristic of the Company will be the most extensive distribution of its shares, the monopolizing by a comparative) y few individuals of a great number of shares will be studiously avoided. In awarding shares to the different applicants decided pre ference will be undoubtedly . given to such as ow or hereafter are likely to become consumers of Gas. -A Company thus constituted must pes peculiar advan tages : the Subscribers entering it not much with the pros pect of realising dividends on their shares, as by deriving a pro fit by having their Gas at the lowest possible cost; and thus, by bringing down the price of an article of such very general con sumption, affording relief to the great body of the ' inhabitants of Liverpool and its vicinity. As the Company will be principally formed of those who con sume the Gas, its management and superintendence must chiefly devolve upou persons whose situation in life must necessarily lead them Into communication with the great body of Gas con sumers : hen( e, they will not only have the means of ascertain ing, but also of granting, all reasonable requests, and discover ing and removing every well-grounded cause of complaint. By thus bringing down the cost of Gas-Light, it may be con fidently calculated that there will be a very great increase in the consumption of that article, as many persons are now prevented from using Gas in consequence of the very high price at which it has hitherto been charged. It is needless to state, that the Gas is intended to be produced from the cheapest and most plentiful material. As an early application to Parliament will be necessary, per sons desirons of becoming Proprietors in the Company era re quested forthwith to apply to Mr. Hiisnix„Solicitor, 17, Lord street. Liverpool,'December, 1833. IMPORTANT TO PRINTERS. HALF THE SIZE OF TILE COLUMBIAN PRESS, DOUBLE ITS SPEED, AND MORE THAN DOUBLE ITS POWER, WITH ONLY ONE MAN TO WORK IT! .12—ITCHEN'S PATENT SELF-INKING PRESS, M.pos sessing the above Requisites and Qualifications, may now be seen at Work by Master Printers, and other Gentlemen in terested in the Improvement of the Arts, at the Office of the Newcastle Journal. Solid Forms are worked at the self-Inking Press without an Overlay. The Presses will be:constructed at the celebrated Works of Messrs. R.. and W. Hawthorn, Civil Engineers, Newcastle, those Gentlemen having kindly afforded most valuable assist ance in what may be termed the Architect eof the Machine, including the calculations fiTr the 'dinie ons and proportions of its several parts, and a symmef al . arrangement of the whole upon unerring scientific and p philosophical principles, so that the Trade may rely upon the strength and truth of each Press ; whilst it is confidently asserted that in beauty of appear ance the Self-Inking Press is not excelled, or even equalled, by any hitherto known. Many Orders arc uow in course of exe cution, not only for Offices in England, Ireland, and Scotland, but in the United States. Those of the Trade who have already had an opportunity of judging, have expressed their delight and astonishment at thebeauty, effectiveness, and general utility of this invention, it being alike applicable to every description of Printing, and by its price placed within the reach oT every res pectable Master. The Self-Inking Press-is peculiarly adapted for Book-work. Correct register is obtained with less than ordinary trouble. Testimonials from experienced Master Printers and Over seers, who have seen the Machine at work, will be published shortly. iikTiucT FROM THE INVENTOR'S CIRCULAR. Every experiment has been tried that practical experience could suggest, with view - to ascertain the capabilities and powers of the Press. 1.11. Machine already completed by the Mess's. Hawthorn is calculated for a super-royal sheet and the form generally used was a broadside of ',Solid small type. — The result of these several trials has more than answered the most sanguine expectations, and fully roved that my calcula tions had been considerably underrated. In the following de scription I have been equally careful to avoid exaggeration. The experiments were directed to ascertain-Ist, The power of the Press; 2dly, Its speed; and, idly, Its general applicabi lity to all descriptions of work. FIRST, AS TO POWER. The power of the Self-Inking Press is, upon the most mode rate calculation, double that of the Columbian. It is certain that, if the connecting-rod and cheek-pins were adjusted (which can be done readily and with case) so as to give the leverages full play . and the power of a strong man applied, the most massive iron-frame ever made for a printing-press would be easily snapped asunder. SECONDLY, AS TO SPEED. The result; as to speed, enables me to affirm, as a general rule, that one man will, (with the improvements we contemplate in the Machine s now in prOgress,) be enabled to accomplish double the work that two men can now perform at the Colum bian; in other words, that one man will throw qff as many im pressions as four men can now complete at two presses. Of course, it would be difficult to - lay down an eNact rule as to the precise number of impressions per hour, because much will depend upon the activity and dexterity of the workman. I will take, however, as a criterion, a man who is tolerably active at his business, and suppose lie can pull at the common press, with a companion to roll for him, 250 impressions per hour of a book form—the same man would, at the Self-Inking Press, without assistance, print upwards of 500 per hour. If a light form, he would throw off 600 impressions per hour; and of a large news form, one man would certainly, with a fly-boy, print with ease an impression of 150() copies in three hours. I may as well remark that the Self-Inking Press will fall short of the Napier Machine as to rapidity. But here the compari son ends. The Napier Machine requires three persons to at tend it: the Self-Inking Press only one. The Napier Machine is not applicable to a tithe of the work required to be performed in a respectable office; but it is perfectly immaterial whether a heavy broadside or a light circular be laid on the Kitchen Press, as a proof of which I may add, we are now working every thing at it that comes to the Journal printing-office. With the Na piei• Machine so much time is lost in "making ready" for a short number, that its speed when in operation'does not compen sate for the delay; but at the Self-Inking Press, forms of all descriptions are got to work much sooner than with the Colum bian or any other known invention. The Napier Machine (and every other where the cylinder is used) injures the tyPes ; but the Self-Inking Press is not liable to this objection. The Price of the Napier Machine has hitherto been f.:5004- the largest Self- Inking Press, is little more than one-fourth of that sum, and the smaller one only about one:fifth. _ And, after all, even as to speed, it is respectfully submitted that 500 impressions per houi is sufficient fur any• provincial newspaper.' THIRDLY, AS TO GENERAL UTILITY. From the peculiar principle and arrangement of the Self- Inking Press, very little time will be lost in working a very small form at a very large machine. The consequence is that it will not be requisite, as at present, to keep a news-press idle through the week ; on the contrary, a machine of the laigest magnitude will be applicable to every description of job, from a double-royal posting bill to a small card, It is intended that only three sizes shall be made, viz., Super Royal, DOuble Demy,. and the large News Press. Prices,:and any other particulars, may be known on applica tion, by letter or otherwise, to Mr. KITCHEN, at the Journal Office. The Self-Inking Press is only One of a Series of Inventions, completed by Mr. Kitchen, for improVing the profession. A Portab'e Galley .Press, ,possessing extraordinary advantages, and an improved Imposing Stone, will be speedily offered to the Public. Arrangements are also in progess to supply the Trade with planed Iron Imposino. ' Surfaces, and Roller Moulds and Inking Tables, for common Presses, as well as several other Articles used in the business, all of an improved Construction, and at moderate Prices. Newcastle-upon-Tyne, Oct., 28, 1833. LIVERPOOL AGRICULTURAL SOCIETY. THE SUBSCRIBERS to this SOCIETY `are respectfully informed, that all ARREARS OF SUBSCRIPTIONS, due at the last Annual Meeting, may be paid to the Secretary or to Mr. J. F. Cannel', Bookseller, Castle-street; and as th e , prosperity of the Society depends upon the punctual payment thereof, subscribers are particularly solicited to pay the same without delay. • Juit published, price Sixpence, the ESSAY which obtained the Society's Honorary Premium in 1833, for improving and bringing into Cultivation WASTE or MOSS LANDS, by Mr. Wm. RUD, late of Chat Moss. May be had of Mr. J. F. Cannell, 50, Castle-street, by all Subscribers, gratis. The Secretary begs to take this opportunity of acknowledging the receiptof various annonymotis communications, and begs in reply to state, that as all meetings of tbe Committee arc open to SubscriberS, and as the accounts and proceedings of the Society are open for public inspection at the Geneyal Annual Meeting, as well as at all Meetings of the Comtvittke, and as any person wishing for information may obtain thl4 - ame either by applying to the Committee, or Secretary, it is not intended to reply to any letters or publications of writers who have not the manliness to avow their names. THOMAS WHITE, Secretary. Newton,-near Warrington, Dec. 4, 1833. • N.B.—All claims against the Society are particularly re- Cuested to be sent, for the Secretary, to the care of Mr. J. I'. annell, Castle-street. LIVERPOOL MUSICAL FESTIVAL. r HE COMMITTEE for conducting the late MUSICAL _IL FESTIVAL have great pleasure in acknowledging the receipt of the undermentioned handsome Donations in aid of the Funds for the benefit of the Public Charities:— s. d. The Viscount Sandon, M.P 21 0 0 The Earl of Stamford and Warrington 20 0 0 The Lord Grey of Groby lO 0 0 Nicholas Ashton, Esq. lO 0 0 The Marquis of Salisbury 25 0 0 Colonel Plumbe Tempest 20 0 0 Sir Henry Houghton, Bart 10 0 0 J. Fort, Esq. M.P 2O 0 0 Thomas Molyneux, Esq Tir Thomas D. Hesketh, Bart.. lO 0 0 W. Ewart, Esq. M.P 20 0 0 W. Bolling, Esq. M.P.10 0 0 The Rev. Augustus Campbell, A.M. Rector 10 0 0 It. Thickuesse, Esq. M.P 10 0 0 The Viscount Combernve lO 0 0 W. Fielden, Esq. M.P. (less three sets tickets) 20 0 0 Sir Edw. Mostvn, Bart. (less six sets tickets) 25 0 0 Sir Thomas Stanley Massey Stauley,„Bart . 20 0 0 The Earl of Wilton . 0 Peter Whitfield Brancker, Esq. fr lO 0 0 The Lord Skelmersdale 20 0 0 The Hon. R. B. Wilbraham lO 0 0 J. Wilson Patten, Esq. M.P.10 0 0 George Case, Esq. lO 10 0 Charles Blundell, Esq. Ince 20 0 0 Mrs. Swart. 20 0 0 George W. Wood, Esq. M.P lO 0 0 The Lord Robert Grosvenor, M.P 10 0 0 Sir Stephen Glynne, Bart. M.P 10 0 0 'William Potter, Esq. M.P. lO 0 0 The Recorder of Liverpool 10 10 0 erpooi... The lion. Henry Stanley, M.P l5 0 0 John Moss, Esq lO 0 0 Sir Philip N. Malpas Grey Egerton, Bart ..10 0 0 The Earl of Derby 25 0 0 Charles Lawrence, Esq.. lO 0 0 .... Viscouut MolvneuX lO ,0 0 The Rev. Brooks, A.M. Rector lO 0 0 Committee-room, Nov. 29, 1833. £557 0 0 MINERAL SUCCEDANEUM, FOR FILLING DECAYED TEETH WITHOUT PAIN, HEAT, OR PRESSURE AND INCORRODIBLE MINERAL TEETH, Without . Wires, Springs, or any other Liiiatures. A4ESSRS. J. M. and A, MALLAN, No. 43, BOLD -STREET, JYJ Liverpool, SURGEON DENTISTS, (of the firm of Mallan and Sons, Great Russell-street, Bloomsbury, and Half Moon street, Piccadilly, London,) continue to RESTORE DE CAYED TEETH with their celebrated MINERAL SUC CEDANEUM, applied without heat or pressure ; also FASTEN LOOSE TEETH, whether arising from age or from the use of Calomel. ARTIFICIAL and NATU RAL TEETH fixed from oue to a complete set, without ligatures, warranted for mastication and ar iculation.—Charges as in Paris. J. M. and A. MALLAN respectfu announce to the No bility and Gentry, that in consequence of the very NUMER OUS ENGAGEMENTS for their professional Assistance, they have been compelled to place in the hands of the under mentioned Agents the DEI ERGENT GUM and TOOTH TINCTURE, a safe and effectual CURE for all diseases of the gums, also a specific remedy for the immediate RELIEF of I'OOTHACH, &c. &c.; also the EGYPTIAN ODONTAL GIC TOOTH POWDER for preserving the Enamel and for Cleansing and Beautifying Teeth, Natural as well as Artificial. Sold, by appointment, by Messrs. Danson, Perfumer, May nard, Druggist, Jones, Drugist, and Clay, Druggist, Bola street; Deane, Druggist, Caste-street; Ross and Nightingale, Print Sellers, Chronicle-office, Priestley, Chemist and Drug gist, Lord-street; Ellison, Druggist, and Johnson and Sons, Druggists, church-street ' • Cooke's Medical Repository, Clay ton-square • ' Roberts, Chemist and Druggist, and Reynolds, Chemist and Druggist, Ranela.gh-street ; Wood, Druggist, 168, Dale-street; and by the most respectable houses iu the United Kingdom. The DETERGENT GUM and TOOTH TINCTURE, sold at 2s. 9d.; 4s. 6d. ; and lls..per bottle ; the larger bottles containing three times the quantity of the 4s, (id, bottles.—The EGYPTIAN ODONTALUIC TOOTH POWDER, 2s. 9d, per box, duty inducted. Dental Operations performed at the above Establishment aily, upon those improved -principles. Ittgal Notico. lIIIIE creditors who have proved their debts under a fiat in JIL bankruptcy, awarded and issued forth against PAUL EDWARD WEBER, of Liverpool, in the county of Lancas ter, ironfounder, salt merchant, agent, dealer and chapman, carrying on business as an ironfouuder aforesaid, under the style of Paul EdWard Weber and Company," arc requested. to meet the assignees of the estate and effect • the said bank rupt. on THURSDAY, the 12th day of Decent instant, at. Twelve et 7 of the clock at noon, at the C.laren i rooms, in Liverpool, to assent to and confirm the acts'ofth •signees previous to the meeting, and then to be stated, and to assent to or dissent from the said assignees paying certain expenses incurred previous to the prosecution of the fiat, and to their employing any account ant or other person to settle the bankrupt's books, collect his debts, and wind up his affairs, and to the said assignees selling and diSPosing of the bankrupt's real estate, and of all such part of his perional estate as may be in its nature saleable, and es pecially all or any the beneficial interest in a lease of a foundry and premises in or near Scotland-road, in Liverpool, and the bankrupt's stock is trade, household furniture, and other effects, either together or separately, or in lots, by ptddic auction, or private sale, or partly by each mode, or by valuation or ap praiiement, as the assignees in their discretion shall consider most advantageous and advisable, and for such pilees and on such terms, as to credit, payment, and security, as the said as signees may consider prudent, and to the said assignees com mencing, instituting, prosecuting, and defending any actions at law, suits in equity, or proceedings in bankruptcy, - for recovery or in defence of any part of the bankrupt's estate or otherwise relating thereto, and to their compounding, submitting to arbi tration, or otherwise agreeing . the same, and any nialter .or thing relating to the bankrupt's estate, and on other special affairs. 1 ' i Ii lit