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,9 1' 4 T . No. 90 Eiberpoot *bipping (.... j . ' .... 4... .. ~.il l ..i. 4., . o. e . ~ • I 4 . 1 , , ' I. , . . . , ~ . k . , . L,.... ••...... , ii, ~, • . , . , .. . , a •. ' --.4. 0 a, r %% . •'l4 ..,.... .. ,„,. ..,,,,,:.• k- " ... ... , . ;. .1 1. kA r • s & . Illi /‘ Z-D //‘ 'G~2z~ FRIDAY. On VRIDA 1' next, the 4th inst., at One o'clock;.,at Badenach and Jenkinson's Office, Johp-stteet, 5 Casks CREAM OF ThaTAR, . . Lately landed ex Jane, from Bourdeaux.--For particulars apply to BADENACH and JEN KINSON, Brokers. On Eitzimy next, the 4th instant, at One o' at William Nevett's Office, Rumford- eet. 150 Tons Savanilla FU r , 8 Ditto Small Nicarag WOOD, Landing ex ROwena ' east side King's Dock.—For further particulars apply to Messrs. Kitts, ismatE, and TomuNsox, Merchants, or WILLIAM NEVETT, Broker. On FRIDAY next, the 4th instant, a Leven o'clock, al Public Sale-room, Exchan - uildings, 100 Bales Buenos Ayre WOOL. BUCHANAN and BROWNE, Brokers. EAST INDIES. ...For BOMBAY direct, the ShipLEDONIA A, ..... STROYAN, C O ommander; bviur en 415 tons; to sail on th e 18th ctober.—For eight or passage apply to Sir JOHN TOBIN, or to BOLD and RUSSEL, Brokers. WEST INDIES. For DEMERARA, the A 1 regular rader ENMORE, I TS Will be immediately despatche aving the principa] part of her carp engaged.—F freight or passage, With very superior accommodation, apply- to JOHN GORDON and Co. For REMERARA, the fine new Bri -STORMONI, 44 .4".. : !,„ 292 tons burthen, JOHX &wino T, Master ; cop -4"!.." pered- and copper-fastened, . anted to sail not / latAr than 10th instant. —For f ght apply to - - ---......__ ,.. L ......_ ,___J. , ToNEs and Co., 9, Exchange-alley. To sail on the 22d October. For KINGSTON, JAMAICA, direct, and will deli ru VET Goods at SALT RIVER, OL ARBOUR, and CAR. • LISLE RAY, the fine new Br LAREMONT, C. It orSTEPnENs, Master; burth 265 tons.—For freighl Paisßge apply to the Owner, STANLEY PERC IVAL , OT to JOHN HASELDEN. 4 E: For DEMERAItA, the tine/Ship JOHNSTONE, y ,, ..+, A. MTHERSON, Master; 41)ti tons.—For freight or Paesageapply to the Capt.in on board, or to SANDACH, TINNIE, and Co. 4 -1 r For DEMERARA, the Brig ANN APKENZIE Jqku, commandet.; hen per register 281 ons.-1 or freight or passav apply to • JOHN LAD . STONE and Co. For BARBADOES, the Ship HESHIRE, DANIEL CAUPaELL, Master.—lnten to sail early in October. n For freight or passage appl o BAR rON. IRLAM and HIGGINSON. UNITED STATES For NASSAU, Naw PROVI NCE, direct, the Sib „ stantial New Brig DAMPI , Captain JOHN FiNn `,` LATHH (late of the EUPH 1A•) burthen per register tons, Btitish-built, • fast, and is in every r be et a - np . st desirable opportunity for Goods . and Passeng?rs; •0 1 . Poutively despatched pn the sth proximo.—For freight p,P43Bage, apply to the Master, on board ; Mr. JOHN CLAY, " lc . Great Charlotte -street, or to BUCHANAN and BROWNE: BRITISH AMERICA ir ...•-t „To sail on Thursday.—Fo . JOHN, N. 8., the ...P!ig GEORGE GORDO l'Hos. KING, Master; -- 17. ' to ug in Queen' s D o ck.—F f re i g ht or p assage a pply JOHN MULHOLLAND and Co., 11 ZZ.......-- 14, Exchange•chambers. SOUTH AMERICA Freight of.fine goods, 1. per ton. LINE OF PACKETS FOR IO DE JANEIRO, To sail on the Ist a 1 of every month. To sail an: the let Octobe he fine A 1 armed Brig BRILLIANT, ELDRED 11 RDAUNT, Master; British built, burthen 240 tons, coppered and copper-fastened, o„, i , sails remarkably fast, and . is in every respect a most so_ie conveyanee; and is now receiving her cargo in George s " leasaafe.—Fo r terms off reight or passage apply to Messrs. • au c i J ASHLEY BROTHERS. • YRER, or to / .... For PERNAMBUCO, the Brig INDIAN, C. p 1 7 * Boarnwicx, Master; burthen er register 275 t o n s , '71". 4, coppered and copper-fastene sails fast, and will have to .„,,, immediate deleatch.—For tes sof freight, &c., app l y 4 , 4 r. A. PARLANE, Messrs.BEYWORTH and Co., or to 1........ GEO. RICHFIELD, Oldhall-street. NEW SOUTH WALES Now Loading, and Warran d First Ves se l. For VAN DIEMAN'S L D and SYDNEY, 2 ; New SOUTH WALKS, the .1 SIE, JAMES TROUP, Commander; resister tonnag 314 tons, sails fast, cop * and carries a surgeon. This vessel is fitted up in a verysupe r i or manner for the accommodation of passengers, . 4 .lxd the greater part of her cargo being engaged, early applica lion is necessary, to Messrs. Wm. SMITH and Sort, or to WILLIAM BELL, 2U, Water-street. Tesucceect the abore,---The beautiful fast-sailing armed Ship CLYDE, NATHANIEL IRELAND, Commander; burtheu per resister 401 tons. (One concern.) On *att. ON SALE. ----- ir , A, The verysubstantial New Ship TT, 505 register . t!. :t W tons, built of oak, and copper stened; her equip.. . ments, &c. are of the very b t materials, and she 1 ; 1 11 be found au eligible vessel for a trade where the size 1 !14).. be want e d. H er di mens i ons are , l engt h o f k ee l 121 5.12 leet, breadth 30 4.12 feet, depth of hold 22 feet, height of poop ;0-12 feet, and length of poop about 30 feet ; lying_in Queen's "oek.—Por particulars, &c. apply to DUNCAN GIBB. ...._ Ronbon *bipping• UNITED STATES Z^ To sail on thelsthof October.—Djrect for CHARLES "" ...u. Ship TON the - remarkably fine fat-sailing British-built •- •FORTITUDE, A I, coPpered and copper-fas -,... th en teued, JOHN WCLURE, Ctufinander; 300 tons bur for t ; Lying in London Dock. Ha /superior accommodations 1 )4 , a sseugers.--For freight or passage apply to Messrs. BROW N, s ", -and Co., 2, New Broad-street; or C. WALTON, Newman's-court, 73, Coruhill, London. NEW SOUTH WALES .--4.........--.... Ar For HOBART TOWN an /SYDNEY, the . fine . 3 . 447`, Brig MEANWELL, J. M. ORGAN, Coramander, i l t; brig 300 tons • copper and copper-fastened. ,d, tio Lying in the London Doc . Has good accommo appkn: for passengers, and sails fast.--For freight or passage -''J• G. PilA HUTT', 9, Cooper's-row, Tower-hill, or to . . T. J. NORRIE, Tbi 7, Billiter-squ a r e , Leadenhall-street, London. .......equc b e i 8 kl Vessel has a lar ge quan tity o f goods engaged, and will spatched. f ir For.SYDNEY direct, has the greatest part of her Cargo engaged, and shipping, th e remarka b ly f i ne ' e _llivily-eoppe red British-built S hip RISTOL, barthen st.°u l ) tons, ISAAC RICHES, Conun der; lying in the deozKluirine's D oc k. Thi s vesse l h as a • oop, and lofty 'tween e •ndssesses-yery excellent g ommodation both for ? L and Steerage P a s se ngers. H e • er y superior qualities are well known.—For freight or passage apply to G. L. JACKSON and SONS, jiihi 1:1 • 11, Water-lane, Tower-street, Lond on , Exchang e hours on the Spanish, Portugal, and Italian Walks. --......, ttr Has the greater part of her cargo on board, and will be v,, , de spatched immediately.—Direct for LAUNCESTON, - - -' 1 ‘•; VAN DIEMEN'S LAND, the fine coppered and armed 200 t o Brig LAVINIA, JAMES CAIN Co mander; burthen ac t ., ll ,_• ying, in the London Dock B sin; has excellent ki Ounodations for passenLers.—For fr • tor passage apply BERT BROOKS, Esq., till, Old Broad reet, or to BUCKLES, BAGST t, and BUCKLE, Co 13, Mark -lane, London. -- ( 1!: A Comdata Trader.—For SYDNEY; has the s g a r t t i e le r , Al.!ii'4-:, E a rs il t g f hi he:i ir c e a c rme r ngage p d o , an d that rt,the wi ne c ;a r s ta t sailing Ship _ o c 1,,„ CRAIG6VAR, WILLIAM RA , Commander; Al, k u Ve.( l and armed ; hurthen 300 to ; lying in the St. for _ atii,ie Docks. has excellent acct modation for passen i—lor freight or pacsagc apply to '. BUCKI.F.' 4 , BA . GSTF,II, and BUCKLE, 11. ".... 33, Mark lan e , L on d on . ."1........... J)or pair. The good Brig CLEOPATRA, ,_ t\ 260 5 0.94 tons per register, built at Whitby in 1817, -79,- ; .7:; single bottom, copper-fastened to the wales, had ex av tensive repairs in 1829, and new opsides, waterway, n the' Plank slicers, of the best materials, n put out of hand well foundtri9it substantial manner in '1831; s e sails last, is s__ v i _:1..11i stores of every description, and dapted to h i N North dust Baltic aud Baltic trades, and , general purposes; she Vo'twcme out ofidock, midis ready for immediate employment. •,, _ lying in the Surrey Canal. For inventories and further particulars apply to l ahM. WOo c L e C r OM il, B l E 1, Freeman' s -court, London. Tha g o od 8 GRANGER, 318 tons per reister, 4.., wood built, countr y n°w cpper-faste ed, sheathed' with '' - : 121 `. 1 ‘,‘\ 7 'Ycod on patent • ha l3 d new up er works and decks 1829. on 1827, and most part new w 1 s of African oak in , stores. 8 fast, shifts without ballast, dis very well found nventar Now lying in the South We t India Dock.--E L,,,, , , er ,„les and further particulars apply to Mr. DANIEL BURN, wm liittiviell; or to t• WOOLCOMBE, 1, Freeman's -court, Cornhill, London. Et. A fine new SC,HOONER, of a out 130 tons meo suretnent, now on the stocks, and , ready to launch, at : -34.11 - Dartmouth .. -, ; she is constructed fiir the fruit trade, or decks any fast-sailing service ;is thormighly copper-fastened, rushe ,: . c opper-nailed; a beautiful mod Substantially built, and din a very neat and workmanl manner. Length 77 I's.e,t, breadth 20 feet 9 inches depth feet 3 inches, and will V 1q4..w about ten feet water.--:For. furt er particulars apply to gip:.llol3.EltT NEWMAN, Ilartmouth, or to L NVOOI/fO.IIBE, 1, Preeman's-court, Cornhill, London. for *alt. The fine new Barque MEDORA, 300 tons per re crister, built at Whitby, and launched in April last, 111,-44 Noroughly copper-fastened, dec rated with a neat bust head, has a raised quarter dee , very ample heights for the West India trade, and the beam are properly spaced for advantageous stowage ; her mater' and stores are of the best description, and the workmanshi mt out of hand in a superior manner. F. Seaton, Commander. Now lying in the Com mercial Dock, Rotherhithe. Also, now On the Stocks and nearly completed, at the same port, a handsome new BARQUE, of 315 tons, with a poop and forecastle head and quarter galleries, with the same ample heights, and built in every essential respect as the Medora.— For further particulars apply by WM. WOOLCOMBE, 1, Freeman's-court, Cornhill, London. (One property.) Tho fine Snow DAWSON, tons per register, built at Lancaster in 1826, und • contract and inspec ;#:-% tion - of the present Comma , d , , of the best materials, - • and is finished in the first le of cliprkmanship ; she is copper-fastened, and was sheathe, with stout copper in 1831, neatly decorated with bust head, carved stern, and sham quarter galleries, has a raised quarter deck 27 feet long, handsomely fitted after cabin and dining room, carries a large cargo, sails fast, abundantly found in stores, and adapted to general pur- Kses. Fras. Dawson, Commander. Now lying in the St. athariue Dock.—For inventories and further particulars ap ply to WM. WOOLCOMBE, 1, Freeman's-court, Cornhill, London. The fine fast-sailing Brig HARDY, stands A 1 ; 163 tons per register, or thereabouts ; Oppered and rir; copper-fastened ; she is a firm subst tial well-built - `7 - vessel, and built by the present own without consi deration of expense ; carries a large car. , d. is calculaled for the Mediterranean or any other trade tonnage may suit, and having an ample inventory of good tores, may be sent to sea at a very trifling_ expense. Now lying at the West Buoy, Docks. William Gibbins, Master.—For inventories and further particulars apply on board, or to ROBERT SALTER, No. 3, Nag's Head-court, Gracechurch-street, London. AND A-]NERAL COMMERCIAL at VERTISER. PUBLISHED EVERY TUESDAY AND FRIDAY MORNING. HEARTS RESOLVED, AND HANDS PREPARED, THE BLESSINGS THEY ENJOY TO GUARD! TUESDAY, OCTOBER 1, 1833. *alto by auction. By Messrs. T. and J. TROTTER, VALUABLE PROPERTY. , --SNIOL LETT. TO-MORROW (Wednesday), the 2d instant, at Eleven o'clock precisely, on the Premises, in Pool-lane/near Chapel-walks, by,/ order of the Trustee, MHE whole.of the STOCK in R DE of a WOOLLEN DRAPER and SLOP DE 'R, comprising a variety of Articles in the above Trade, superfine Broad and Narrow Cloths, &c. May be viewed on the Morning of sale, when Catalogues may be had. (BY ORDER OF THE EXECUTORS OF THE E MR. JOHN ATKINSON) By Messrs. T. and J. ' OTTER, To-monnow (Wednesday), the 2d instant, precisely at Six o'clock in the Evening, on the Premises, the Legs of Man Inn, corner of Lime-street, London-road, LEASE of the above old-established and respectable I. HOUSE, together with the capital Fixtures and Fittings up, particulars of which may be had on application to Messrs. 'l. and J. TROTTER, Whitechapel. N.B.—The Purchaser to take the Stock at a fair valuation. e ef SALE of excellent DRAUGHT HORS ; WATERSIDE CARTS, 4c. Freemason.'s-row, leadin rom Vauxhall-road, By Messrs. T. and J. "rrElt, On TuuasuAY next, the 3d instant, t Twelve o'clock precisely, on the Premises, Freemason's-row, Vauxhall-road, FIVE capital. well-known DRAUGHT HORSES, four good Waterside Carts„' a Bolster and Steering Wheels, sundry Gearing, Stahle'litenstbs; and other Effecti, being the genuine Property of a person deeliming the Carting business, . .. Ray be viewed the day, o• precedin the sale, and further in formation had from Messrs. T. and J. TROTTER. By Messrs. T. and J. TROTTER, On THURSDAY next, the 3d instant, precis ly at Eleven, o'clock, on the Premises, the corner o ime-street,--by order of the Executors, THE Genuine and Useful HODS LD FURNTURE, Plate, Linen, China, Glass, an cellent eight-d a y Cl oc k, and other Effects of the late Mr. John Atkinson; comprising, Camp Bedsteads and Hangings, prime Goose Feather B e d s and Bedding, Hair Mattresses, Window Curtains, Kidder minster, Parlour, and Stair Carpets, Lobby Cloths, Chimney, Pier, and Box Dressing Glasses, Chamber Chairs, Table an d Washstands, Mahogany Articles in Desk and Drawers, Chairs, Chests Drawers, Dining, Pembroke, Card, and Snap Tables, black Hair Cloth, the useful Kitchen Requisites, &c. May be viewed on the Morning of sale, when Catalogues may be had from Messrs. TROTTER. Sale in Dale Street, corner of Elbow Lane. By Messrs. T. and J. •TROTTER,, On FRIDAY next, the 4th instant, precisely at ,7 even o'clock, on the Premises in Dale-st.. THE Remaining STOCK IN TR • I of a Cork-cutter and 1 Toy-dealer, deceased; comp a *pleasing variety of Children's To Ts, a quantity of C, s, &c. • Also, the useful Fixtures and l ittings-up in the shop, and a small . quantity of Household Furniture. May be viewed on the Morning of Sale, when Catalogues may be had on the Premises, and from Messrs. TROTTER, Whitechapel. BLOOD' STOCK FOR SALE. The Property of a Gentleman reducing his Raring Establish- By Mr. LUCAS, Without reserve—On SATURDAY, the sth instant, at One o'clock p rec i se ly, a t hi s R epos i tory, G rea t 'Charlotte-street, Lot 1. MARSTON, a Chesnut Gelding, five years old, by Manfred, out of Paul*, by Orville. 2. Protogenes, a Gray Gelding, f9Vears old, by Rubens, out of Maid of the Mill. 3. Only Tlsat,'a Brown. Filly, three years old, by Partisan, out of Scribe, by Woful. 4. Dame Durdun. a Bay Filly, three years old, by Bankef, out of Etatott's dani. 5. Bryn, a Bay Colt, two years old, by Fungus, dam by Topsy Turvy, out of Agnes, by Shuttle. 6. Browu Colt, two years old, by Partisan, out of Scribe, by Woful. . 7. Chesnut Yearling Colt, ~by Predictor, out of .Ostrich, by Bustard. 8: dirCOn YeaTlitrg.Colt, awn brother to Bryli.• 9. 'Bay Filly Foal, own sister to Bryn. 10. Sarah, by Whisker, _out of Jenny Wren,. by Y oung Woodpe c k e r, stinted to Predictor. She has wonlB times. 11. Brown Mare, by Jack Spigot, out of Caifacaratadaddera, stinted to Predictor. 12. Bro;vn Pony, a good Hack, and Steady in Harness. 13. Brown Shooting Pony. Immediately after the above, 14. A Chesnut yearling Filly, by Battledore, out of Brunette. 15. A Bay Colt, by Lottery, out of Primrose, engaged at Newton, in 1831, in a Sweepstakes of 25 SM. each, p. fof colts and fillies then two years old. Colts, Bst. 51b. Hthes, Bst. 4b. Colborne Course—the straight half mile :15 subscri bers. Also a Produce Stakes, 1835, at Newton, of 50 cove. each, h. ft.; colts Bst. 71b., and fillies Bst. 41b. One mile and a distance : 12 subscribers. 16. Mabooba, a Bay Filly, four years old, by Saladin, out of Primrose, by Comus. 17. Osman, a Brown Colt, four years old, by Muley, out of Sweet Pea, by Selim, 16 hands high, with immense power and substance. 18. Scrivener, a Chesnut Colt, four years old, by Banker, out of Sister to Rosanne. 19. A Bay Colt, four years old, by Figaro, out of Clinton's Dam. __ 20. A Chesnut Colt, two years old, by Peter Lely, out of Woodbine, by Comus, May be viewed two days previous and on the morning of sale, at the Repository. 'EXTENSIVE FLOUR AND CORN MILLS IN IRELAND. On SATURDAY next, the sth instant, at o'9.tedy's' Hotel, at - the Great Fair of BallinaslQe; ryi HE INTEREST of an unexpired Lease of Forty-four years of the AHASERAGH i efiLLS, situate within six miles of the Grand Canal at Balli sloe. They are in the Post Town of Ahaseragh, County of Galway, the best corn county in Ireland, with a never-failing supply of water ; and the Mills have been rebuilt within the last three years, on the new est and most approved construction, .with Metal Gear and Machinery, fine pair of French Millstones, four Kilns, &c. &c. The Flour Mill is capable of manufacturing two hundred Bags of Flour weekly, and. the Oatmeal Mill five hundred Barrels per week. There is a comfortable Dwelling-house, with.suit a ble Out-offices, Garden, &c., &c., attached. The entire subject to the low rent of £65 per annum. Both Mills are in full working order. By Messrs. WINSTANLEY and SON, On TUESDAY, October 15, at One o'clock in the Afternoon, at the Clarendon-buildings, South John-street, in One or Two Lots, to be agreed upon at the time of Sa unless previously disposed of by Private Contract, of v 'due Notice will be given,) _L LL those Two newly-erected, substantial, and well-built 11. DWELLING-HOUSES, adjoining each other, and si tuate respectively on the South side of Huskisson-street, and the West side of Catharine-street, close to St. Bride's Church. Each House has a frontage to Huskisson-street of about 24 feet, and one of them a frontage to Catharine-street (from which it has its entrance,) of about 111 feet, and which is also the depth of the House entering out of Huskisson-street. The Tenure of each House is Leasehold under the Corpora tion of Liverpool, for 75 years, commencing from the 3d of November last. For further informatioh apply to Mr. BYROM, Solicitor, Bas nett-street, or to Mr. DALE, Land Surveyor, Church-street, Liverpool. TO BE PEREMPTORILY SOLD. Pursuant to an Order of the High Court of Chancery, made in a cause of Livesey r. Harding, with the - approbation of Henry Martin, Esq., one of the: s l x a r .s,teg of the said Court, in sundry Lots, the eaßital Ma n-house and valuable Freehold and Copyland Estates in the immediate neighbour hood of Liverpool, formerly belonging to Edmund Livesey, Esq. deceased, By Messrs. THOMAS WINSTANLEY and SONS. (The persons appointed by the said Master,) On WaDNESDAY, the 16th day of October next, precisely at One o'clock in the Afternoon, at the Clarendon-rooms, South John-street, Liverpool, Lot 1. i t Substantial and well-built Copyhold DWELLING HOUSE, situate in Green-lane, about three miles from the Liverpool Exchange, with an excellent Granary, Stable, Shippon, and other Outbuildings, and six Closes of excellent Copy-hold Land. 2. Five Closes of LAND, situate on the north side of the turnpike-road, leading from Liverpool to Prescot, now in the occupation of M r. T. Farrall. 3. A substantial and well-built MESSUA.GE or DWEL LING-HOUSE, called Elm Farm, with the Gardens, Gar dener's Cottage, two Stables, Shippons, Barns, and Piggeries, with six Closes of Land, situate on the north side of the turn pike-road, leading from Liverpool to Prescot. 4. Three Closes of LAND, situate on the south side of the road leading from Liverpool to Prescot, nearly opposite the entrance gates to Gilead-house. 5. A Close of LAND, immediately adjoining the new Zoolo gical Garden, situate on the south side of the road leading from Low-hill to West Derby. 6. A Close of LAND, situate on the south side of the road leading from Everton to Cabbage-hall, called Breck, with the close of Land adjoining thereto. 7. A substantial and well-built cavital MESSUAGE called Breck-house, with the Coach-house, riarness-room, four-stalled Stable, Shippon, Hay and Straw-lofts, Piggeries, and Poultry yard, with two excellent walled Gardens, well stocked with Fruit Trees, Lawn, Shrubberies, and two Closes of Land, about two miles distant from the Liverpool Exchange, now iu the occupation of Charles Hurnberston, Esq. 8. Two Closes, situate at the back of, and in part adjoining the preceding Lot, and now in the occupation of Mr. Wilson. 9. A Close of LAND, situate on the south side of the road, leading from Liverpool 0 West Derby, now in the occupation of Mr. Turner. Particulars and conditions of sale spay be had, (gratis+) at the said Master's Chambers, Southampton Buildings, Chancery-lane, London, of Messrs. W.At.r.isi,EY, KEIGHIH LEY, and PAIiKIN, No. 43, Chancery-lane, London, where Plans of the Estate may be had, and Mr. T. H. BOWER, Solicitor, Chancery-lane; and of Messrs. FysoN and BECK, Solicitors, Lothbury, London; of Mr. Eon-AHD JOHNSON, Solicitor, St. Helen's, the Receiver appointed in the cause; of Mr. W. T. KEIGIITLEY, Solicitor, Hanover-street, Li verpool; of Mr. T. A. DALE, • Estate Agent and Land Sur veyor, 65, Church-street, Liverpool, at whose offices Plans may be - seen; also, of Messrs. THOMAS WINSTANLEY and SONS, Auctioneers, Church-street, Liverpool, and. at the place of sale. WALMESLEY, KEIGUTLEY, and PARKIN. Plaintiff's Solicitors. TUESDAY NEHT. Oa TUESDA Y next, the Bth instant, at Twe ye o'clock, at Buchanan and Browne's Office, 01 all-street, 120 Tierces Jamaica COF EE. Apply to Messrs. JOHN MULHOLL *and Co., Merchants, NO. 12, Exchange-chambers, or to BUCHANAN and BROWNE, Brokers. On TUESDA next, the Bth inst.; at Twelve o'clock, at Buchanan and Browne's Office, Oldhall-str , 461 Bags Trinidad CO "0 , Ex Lima Packet and Effort, from Trini .—Apply to Messrs. WM. WOOD am 1.00.,. Morchapts,. pr to BUCHANA.N and BROWNE, Brokers. TO CONNOISSEURS IN. SPANISH MAHOGANY AND SATIN WOOD. 011 TUESDAY next, the Bth instant, at Twelve o'cloCk precisely, in Dempsey, Benbow and Co.'s Bonded Y , Greenland street, 406 Logs Spanish MAHO Y, 6 Logs SATIN WOO Being the cargo of the Melantho, ex S Domingo, just landed. This cargo has . been selected with great care, by an eminent judge ;. is real City Wood, of good bottom add rich colour; it comprises Curls of the choicest description, good Ve neer and fine figured Table Logs. ' The Satin Wood is of superiOr quality, and such as is rarely offered for sale ; the wholo affording a favourable opportunity to dealers and cabinet makers far making purchases.—For further .particulars, apply to J. G. TYRIE, Esq., London, or to DEMPSEY, BENBOW, and CO., Brokers. AFTER TUESDAY NEXT. On WEDNESDAY, the 9th instant, at Twe o'clock pre cisely at Duncan and Ewing's Yard, rwick-street, 246 Logs St: Domingo MA ANY, Of prime quality. Now landing ex I o ert James Haynes, from Nassau.—Apply to BUCHANAN and BROWNE, Brokers. On THURSDAY, the 10th instant, at Twelve o'clock, at the Office of N. Waterhouse and Sons, Oldhall -41,4,;,t street, (unless previously disposed of in private) the -- -- fine A 1 armed Brig GRECIAN • this fine vessel was pre built at Whitehaven by Mess rs . Tho and John Brockle bank, in the year 1825, unde r th e in s p ion of her late owner; was thoroughly examined and coppere in 1831, is in excellent order, and well found in stores of the best description; length 88 feet 81 inches, breadth 24 feet 8 inches ; depth 16 feet 82 inches; burthen per register 235 52-94 tons.—For inventories and particulars apply to NICHOLAS WATERHOUSE and SONS. On *ale, Bar, Rod, Hoop, Sheet, and I'ig IRON, RAILS, ief ec TRAMPLATES, e. SCRIVENOR'S Patent Wrou t Iron CHAIRS; BOILER PLATES,'AzigIe ad Rivet IRON; English-and Forer: STEEL; NAILS, ANVILS, PLOUGH ;), OULDS, SHIP-KNEES, HURDL D.., &c. ; Sheathing, Tile, Bolt, and Sheet COPPER, &c.; TIN PLATES, BLOCK TIN, &c. Apply -to EDWIN MAW, 11, Exehange-buildings , • 4 Thirehouse, Hill,street North, opposite . . .. .. Prince's Dock. Basin. . - ON SALE. ' ' • MARASCHINO, of the best quality. PR UN PLUMS and PRUN S, in Quarter-boxes, Eighth-boxes, Cartons, a d Half-cartons. Verona SHUMAC. Vin MARBLE. French CREAM 9 TARTAR. A few cargoes of Afri TEAK TIMBER, Deliverable at Sierra Leone, caries, or Malicouri Rivers. Apply to H. CASTELLAIN, SCHAEZLER, and Co. Union-buildinxs, Cook-street. Rani:ran galas bp saurtton. On THURSDAY next, the 3d instant, at Garraway' Coffee house, Cornhill, 20 Chests MANNA, 98 Bags SALTPETRE, 40 Casks GUM COPAL, 14 Gourds Barb. ALOES, 29 Chests GUM OLIBAN , 12 Kegs Cayenne PEPPER, 20 Chests LAC DYE, 2 Ditto fine BUCCU LEAVES, 1 Box fine. Russia CASTORUM, 6 Casks, 8 Sacks GALLS, 2 Bales Alex. SENNA, 12 Casks CREAM TARTAR, 6 Ditto Brown Ditto, 16 Ditto ARGOL, 10 Chests GUM ARABIC, 20 Bags COCHINEAL GARBLINGS, And other Goods. PRICE and GIFFORD, Brokers, 7, Suffolk-lane, London. iVithmit reserve. On FRIDAY next, the 4th ins t ant, at Three o' lock precisely, at the Baltic Coffee-house, Threadne e-street, • About 1500 Casks of new first sort St. ersburgh Yellow Candle TALLO Now in the progress of landing.—Catalogues and particulars in due time by W. and T. H. FORRESTER, Brokers, 58, Threadneedle-street, Landon. On FRI DAY next, the 4th instant, at One o'cloc recisely, at 30, Mincing-lane, 172 Hhds. and 70 Barrels Porto o SUGAR, Ex Adelaide.—Samples to be seen on t e Morning of sale, at No. 30, Mincing-lane, where Catalogues may be had. M. A. and J. P. WOODHOUSE, Brokers, London. 011 WEDNESDAY, the 9th instant, at Twelve for One o'clock precisely, at the Hainbro ) Coffee-house, Water-lane, Tower street, 15 Butts 8 Hhds. SHERRY,/ 10 Pipes 3 Hhds. RED P T, 12 Pipes of MADEIRA, 15 Pipes of CAPE MADEIRA, 16 Cases of HOCK, 6 Pipes 28 Quarter-casks - of LISBON, 4 Hhds. of BUCELLAS, 150 Dozen of Old Bottled PORT. Particulars and Catalogues of JOHN WILD, Wine and Spirit Broker, Martin's-lane, Cannon -street, London. Lt erpoot *alto by Auction. VALUABLE FREEHOLD AND COPYHOLD. On MONDAY, the 7th day of October next, at Two o'clock in the afternoon precisely (not Two for Three o'clock), at the Clarendon Rooms, South John-street, subject to such condi tions of sale as will be then produced, ALL that MESSUAGE or DWpLING-HOUSE and Garden, with the Yard, Coach se ' Stable, and other Out-buildings adjoining thereto, situ e in the pleasant village of Wavertree, only three miles from Liverpool, late the resi dence of JOHN HOUGHTON, Esq . ., deceased. The Land upon which the House and Buildings are erected, as well as part of the Garden, is Copyhold of Inheritance, subject to an annual rent to the Lord of the Manor. Also a large FIELD or Close of LAND, adjoining thereto eastwardly, formerly consisting of three several Fields or Closes of Land, but now laid together, containing 6A. and 4 p., or thereabouts. This Field is also Cop} hold of Inheritance, and subject to an annual rent to the Lord of the said Manor. Also another FIELD' or. Close .of .LAND adjoining the above, with a COTTAGE on part thereof erected, situate on the east side of the road leading from the in Waver tree aforesaid, to the road leading froixi.Fir Nook, in Wavertree aforesaid, to Gateacre and Wootton, bounded on the north by the above-mentioned Field, on the south by the said road lead ing from Wavertree to Gateacre -and Wootton, on the east by land in the occupation of William .Gore, and on the west by the said road leading from the guide - post as afor esa id t o the road leading to Gateacre and Wootton. This Field is Freehold of Inheritance. • . . Also another Piece of LAND fronting the said road, leading from \Vavertree Guide : post aforesaid to the road leading to Gateacre, containing in front to s uch first-mentioned road twenty-eight yards or thereabouts, and running in depth back wards on the north end thereof forty feet or thereabouts, and on the south end thirty feet or thereabouts, bounded on the east by the field first before-mentioned, on the west by the said road, on the north by Premises belongingto Mr. James Forshaw, and on the south by the Premises first before-mentioned. This is Free hold of Inheritance. The whole of the above Premises, by a re cent admeasurement, contain 9A. and 24p. statute measure, or thereabouts. _ --- Alsolnother FIELD or Close of LAND, situate on the west side of the said road leading from Wavertree Guide-post to the said road leading to Gateacre and Woolton, containing IA. 2a. an& 19P. of the large measure of eight yards to the pole or perch, be the same more or less, bounded on the west by a Close of Laud late belonging to the Rev. It. 11. Roughsedgc, deceased, on the north bytt Close of Land now or late belonging to Mr. Christopher teams, and on the south by a Close of'Laud now or late belonging to Mr. John Backhouse. This is also Free hold of Inheritance. This last described Field cannot be built upon. A SEAT or PEW, situate to the front of the aisle' in the north Gallery of Wavertree Church, marked No. 91; subject to the yearly rent of £1 Ss. • The House may be viewed any day between the hours of 12 and 2 o'clock. Particulars may be had by application to J. KIDD, Solicitor, Manesty-lane, where a Plan of the premises may be seen an Y i day from 10 o ' c l oc k i n the forenoon till 7 o'clock n the even - - ing (Sundays excepted). Lonbon *tram Nabigation. THE GENERAL STEAM NAVIGATION COMPANY, Established by Act of Parliament. THE GENERAL STEAM NAVIGATION COMPANPS /41 4: PACKETS LEAVE LONDON tl For HAMBURG (with his Majesty'sMails) l every Wednesday and Saturday morning early. • For ROTTERDAM (with his Majesty's Mails) every Wed - nesday and Saturd a y m or ning, a t S even o ' c l oc k precisely. For OSTEND every Saturday morning. For CALAIS every 'Wednesday and •Saturday with Passengers only, and every Sunday with' Passengers and Merchandise. For BOULOGNE every Thursday morning. • For RAMSGATE every Monday, Wednesday, Thursday, and Saturday (from St.' Katharine's Wharf), at half-past Nine. Fur MARGATE every Sunday, Tuesday, and Thursday (from St. Katharine's 'Wharf), at Nine. • ' • ' • From BRIGHTON'tu DIEPPE every 'Wednesday and Sat urday mornin g . For •freight, apply at J. NORMAN'S, 1, Water-lane, Tower street; and for berths at this Office.—lnformation may also be - had at No. 56, Haymarket. N,B.—Passen_gers going to Hamburg are requested to be on board early on Tuesday and Friday evenings. Powerful Steam Packets for Towing and Excursions. CHAS BESSELL, Secretary. General Steam Navigation Company's Offiee, • 69, Lombard-street, London. STEAM NAVIGATION on the RHINE. IQ The splendid and elegantly fitted Stead Vessels of the RimNisti COMPANY start ev morning from Cologne, to Coblentz, May ce, , Worms, Mannheim, Spire, Gerinersheiin, and:Schriic ear Carlsruhe and Baden Baden,) and vice versa, passing ough all the ro mantic and magnificent 4 cnery of the Rhin , and being by far the inqt eligible and agreeable( route to Switzerland, Italy, Vi enna, and 'the South of Germany.—For further particulars apply to CROSBY and LAMBE, 66, Lower Thames-street, London. ROTTERDAM, COLOGNE, MAYENCE, ' Ito& and all places on the RiltsE, as far as MAN -2:,4=itrYl/- HEIM and SCHROECK. The well-known splendid Steam Ship BATAVIEIt, Captain DUNLOP; 500 tons, and 200 horse power, will leave Loudon for the above places on Sunday the 6th October, and every succeeding Sunday, returning from Rotterdam every Tuesday. This Vessel has superior accommodation g families. Places booked in London for any part of the Rhi •e, on application to Mr. MAY, 123, Fenchurch-street; Messrs, BATTEN and ED WARDS, 66, Lower Thames-street, London. All Goods intended for any part of Holland will be re ceived and forwarded by the Broker s, BATlEN and EDWARDS. Eibtrpoot *team Xabigation. For WATERFORD. To sail every Friday, with lib to Tow I 7 essels, and to sail and navigate lor without I . e 4141- A\ The new Steam Boat ST. PATRICK, ALEXANDER KEAY, Commander; Propell e d w i t h T wo En Ines of Eighty-horse power each, made by Messrs. George Forrester and Co. Also, the well-known Steam-boat GIPSY, E. Toetrt, R. N., Commander, To sail every Tuesday, with the same liberties as above-men tioned. St. Patrick Office, Clarence Dock. JOHN TOBIN. Jiay, 1833. .. v. For DUBLIN AND BELFAST. THE CITY OF DUBLEST NIAi&A, STEAM-PACKET COMPANY, INCORPORATED BY ACTPABLIAMENT. 'tress, The above C ompany sa i l the i r Pilot:,) taking Goods and Passengers to the following ports, namely, To DUBLIN Daily. To BELFAST, the HinEurita, on Wednesday next, at Four o'clock in the Afternoon, from the George's Pier-head. Apply, for Dublin Line, to SAMUEL PERRY, 27, for Belfast Line, to Water-street. JOHN M`CAMMON. ilibtrpool *alts:‘ bp auction. THIS DAY. MIS DAY, (Tuesday,) the Ist of instan at C. T. Dun levie's Office, Brunswick -street, (opp e the Corn Ex change,) at a Quarter after One o'cloc 900 Barrels Canada FLOUR, _ _ Per Dependent, Betsey, and Boyne, from Montreal, which may be examined in the mean time by applying to Messrs. SANDS, HODGSON and Co., or C. T. DUNLEVIE Broker. WEDNESDAY: TO.NORROW, (Wednesday,) the 2d instant, at Twelve o'clock, at Edward Humble's Office, Exchange-street East, 55 Tons Smyrna VALONIA, Just arrived per. Rachel, direct from S na. Andimmediately afterwards 65 Tons Smyrna VALON Ex Amity, front Sm a. Warehoused in Joy's, Covent-garden.--Apply to Messrs. A. W. PowLEs and Co. Merchants, or to EDWARD HUMBLE, Broker. TO-MORROW, (Wednesday,) the 2d instant, at Two o'clock, at Bateson and Horstall's Office, Lower Castle-street, ti er - The Bar que NAVARINO, b ur th e n p register 427 ":., ~, tons ; built i n 1828 a t Prince Ed 's Island ; and 3W-0"' being well f oun d in stores, can sent to sea at a trifling_ expense.—Apply on board, p in the Brunswick Dock; to Mr. u. L. BAHR, or BATESON and HORSFALL, Brokers. THURSDAY. On THURSDAY next, the 3d instant, at Twelve o'clock, at the Publi c S a l e - roo m, Exchange- aildings, 130 Bags Portugal WOO , Daily expected t o arr i ve per Vi xen , from isbon.—For further particulars apply to Messrs. CHARLES IRONSIDE and Co., Mer chants, or to ABRAM GARTSIDE, Wool Broker. On THURSDAY next, the 3d instant, at Eleven o'clock pre cisely, at the Public Sale-room, Exchange-buildings, 716 Bales New South Wales WOOL, Now landin g. ex Clyde, from Sydney. lie above cargo will be found, on ins p ec ti on, to comprise very s erior Fleeces, and a great proportion of fine combing sorts.—Apply t o M es srs. ASPINALL, BROWN, and ASPINALL, Merchants, or to BtCHANAN and BROWNE, Brokers. On THURSDAY next, the 3d instant, at Twelve o'clock, at Joseph Hardman, Sons and Co,'s Office, Exchange-street East 80 Tons Campeachy. LOGWVD, 2,5 Tons. Dry BON - ES, Now landing ex Donegal, west side Queen'V Dock.—Apply to Messrs. J. and J. ACKSON, Merchants, or JOS. HARDMAN, SONS and Co., Brokers. On THURSDAY next, the 3d instant, at Twelve o'clock, at Joseph Hardman, Sons, and Co.'s Office, xchange-place, Exchange-street, East, 100 Tons Campeachy LOOW Now landingg ex Northumberland, .west side eorge's . Dock.— Apply to 11.1eSrS. WADDINGTON, HDI;T, and C 0.,• Merchants, or Josgpfi IJARDmAN SONS, and co, Brokers. Aralto by auction, DESIRABLE INVESTMENT. On WEDNESDAY, the 9th day of October next, at Six o'clock in the evening, at Halliday's, the Everton Coffee-house, subject to the conditions of sale to be produced, ALL that newly-erected and well-finished DWELLING HOUSE, with the STABLE and GIG-H OUSE thereto, situate on the west side of Evert -road, near Everton village, containing in front 7 yards, r ereabouts, and in the occupa tion of Mi. Lauder, as tenan There is a Spring of pu and excellent Water on the Pre mises, which are furnished with Bells, are handsomely Papered and Grated, and finished for a genteel Family. For particulars apply to Messrs. BIRD and GROCOTT, Solici tors, Commerce -court, Lord-street. Atoka Slotibal. It GRAND FART Y BALL. AMOST splendid Stock of CY BALL DRESSES a nd COSI LIMES of every tion, R EM OV ED from 71 to a 2, BOLD-STRERT, opposite Palm Brothers. The whole of the above splendid Wardrobe has been lately purchased of Mr. Lewis, Embroiderer to the King, London. GRAND MUSICAL FESTIVAL. onnoL, PLUMASS S C C and 'i.0a157r,74, Bold-street, Liverpool, respectfully begs ave to acquaint the Nobility, Gentry, and Public, that he he opened . Show Rooms, at the above address, with an enti s y New Stock, manufactured for the present season, which co ..ists of Gold and Silver Head dresses, Bouquets, &c.; Artificial Flotvers of every description, made to imitate nature; Feather Boas; Birds of Paradise, Ma rabout, OStrich, Esprit, and every other description of Fashion able Feathers. Mr. B. respectfully invites the Nobility and Gentry to in spect a most superb Feather Boa, which has been honoured with the expressed admiration of her Majesty. *** Feathers cleaned,. dyed, and altered in a superior style, on moderate terms, and at a few hours' notice. The Trade supplied on the same terms as at the Wholesale Warehouse in London. - i -- WHITEHEAD begs to inform 's Friends and the Pub • lic, that his FANCY BAL WARDROBE, is now open for their inspection. N.B. The Dresses will be either Sold or Let forthe occasion. 39, Castle-street. MUSICAL FESTIVAL. THOS. WOOLRIELD'S uew S OCK, from the most eminent Manufacturers in Lo on, of superb PEARL and other Suites, DIADEMS, I RAS, COMBS, BRACE LETS, &c. is now ready for ins ction, and nearly the whole of his purchases in Paris have arrived, and the remainder will be here in the course of the week. The cash price affixed to each article, and no credit given. T. W. particulirly invites the Public to visit his Rooms at this period; the new Articles have all been personally s e l e cted, and the Stock will now b e f oun d larger, more varied, and novel, than. at any Establishment in London, and the prices much lower. Bazaar, Church -street, (adjoining the Postqffice.) Sept. 30, 1833. 10TORDLEY and MAYER have easiire in. announcing V to their Friends and the Vi ants of the approaching Festival, that they are in receipt a splendid Assortment of JEWELLERY, selected by . Wordley, of the first Lon don, Parisian, and Geneva Manufacture, which is now OPEN for inspection. 68, Lord -street. LIVERPOOL MUSICAL FES ' Al,. THE whole of the MUSIC now per • mg at the Festival ei .1 may be had on hir e a t E. W WARD'S MUSICAL CIRCULATING LIBRARY, 8, 'Dal eet. E. W. realms his most sinc Thanks for the liberal sup port and encouragement he has experienced during the short period of his reside nce h ere , an d begs to inform his Friends and the Public generally, that he receives WEEKLY parcels of the newest Music, for sale or hire, from ALL the principal pub lishers in London. , GRAND FANCY DRESS BALL. T - • _________ _____. _ HOSE LADIES :and. ,GENTLEMEN who intend to honour the FANCY DRESS ALL with. th e i r p resence hp e on FRIDAY, the 4th instant, are r ectfully requested to. write their names and the costume t appear in on the back of their tickets of admission, in order that the Editors of the newspapers may be enabled to give a full account of the Ball. Comntittee Room, J. LA NGT ON, Sept.3oth. C. C H ETWODE, } Secretaries. ASTEPHENSON, TAILOR an 'DRAPER, 29, BAs • NETT-STREET, Cfi ECH-ST [MET ate Foreman to Mr. W. Dod, Castle-street, begs leave to id r his Friends and the Pub lic, that he has just received a fres upply of CLOTHS, CAS SIMERES, and Fancy wAisT ATINGS, suitable for the ensuing Season, which he offers ou such terms as must meet their approbation and ensure a continuance of that support which has been so liberally bestowed upon him, and for which he returns his most grateful acknowledgments. From the ex perience A. S. has had in London and Liverpool, he can with confidence say no person in the trade can surpass him in cut, style, or workmanship. DRESSES for the FANCY BALL made to order. NATHAN and SON, from Berwick-street and Castle-street, XI Leicester-square, London, return thanks for all past favours, and beg to inform the Nobility, Gentry, and all Friends in Liverpool and the vicinity, that :they .have just arrived at Mr. ComErt's, 109, BOLD-STREET, their old-accustomed place at this season, with a great asso4Aent of DRESSES for the approaching FANCY DRESS WALL, consisting of Costumes of all Nations, with a variety of Splendid Foreign and English Regimentals, Hussar Dresses, Court Suits, &c., which for va riety and elegance cantot be equalled, and most of them made expressly for the occasion, which are now ready for Public Inspection for Sale or Hire, on reasonable terms. Gentlemen wanting any particular Costume made upon this occasion, Messrs. N. can supply them on the shortest notice. 109, Bold-stre et. PRIVATE CONCERTS AND QUADRILLE PARTIES. Air R. JOSHUA DONE. from London, respectfully informs In. the Musical Public of Livc*ool and its vicinity, that he will be happy to attend private Concerts, or Quadrille Parties, for the purpose of performing on the Piano-forte. He likewise begs leave to announce, that he has been many years accus tomed to compose Music for Ladies and Gentlemen to any species of Poetry. Orders received at Messrs. PA LSIERS' Mu sic Warehouse, 71, Bold-street, Liverpool. FANCY DRESS BALL. -,...—..... ___ __... CASH, COSTUME, FANCY BALX4 and COURT OnEss • ivlnEEft, N 0.38, Tavistock-street, Covent-garden, Lon on, begs to announce that he ha raved in Liverpool with a Collection of COSTUMES, FANCY BALL and COURT DRESSES, selected from different Establishments in London, and which are now ready for inspection at Mr. RENNIE's, No. 67,. Lord-street. M. BURLAND begs to inform the Nobility, Gentry, and Strangers visiting Liverpool during the Festival, that he has received for Private Sale a choice COLLECTION of PICTURES, by Ancient and Mo rn Masters, which he has instructions to sell on very ino crate terms. Amongst them will be found some fine spe ens by first-rate Artists, which are well worthy the attention Amateurs and Collectors. Tickets of Admission to be had (Gratis) on application at his Rooms, 65, Church -street, where W. B. has also on Sale, a Collection of Oriental China, and other Articles of taste and vertu, MISS NEEDS begs to announce to her Friends and the Public that she has removed her Est lishment to the extensive Apartments over the Shop of essrs. Gibson and Glasson, Silk-mercers, No. 74, Bolds et, and she respect fully solicits the continuance of thus •id Favours which were extended to her at her former Resid ce. Miss N.'s Assortment of Millinery, Dresses, &c., applicable to the Festival are Now READY for inspection at her new Apartments. FOR THE APPROACHING GRAND FANCY BALL. JBELL, from TRUEFITT'S, London, Fashionable HAIR • CUTTER and PERUKE MAKER, Basnett-Street, four doors from Church-street, begs respectfully to call the at tention of his Friends and the Public to inspect a great variety of. HISKERS, MOUSTACHIOS, and BEARDS, suitable for all Costumes, which willAe found by inspection to bear a close resemblance to Nature. _ . With gratitude J. B. takes the present opportunity of return ing his most sincere thanks for past favours, and earnestly soli cits a continuance of that liberal encouragement he has so kindly received and will ever be his study to deserve. N.B. Ladies' Head-dresses, Wigs, and Scalps. Families and Boarding-schools attended at their own residences. SADLER'S BATHS, HANOVER-STREET, LIVERPOOL. • QTRANGERS visiting Liverpool yill find these BATHS 0 affording every convenience ,ed comfort, and being cen trically situate, are easily accetable from all parts of the town. Mrs. Sadler respectfully offers thanks to the Medical profes sion and the inhabitants of Liverpool g enerally, for their con tinued patronage and support, which it shall be her unceasing endeavour to merit. Baths of every description prepared in a few minutes. LIVERPOOL ZOOLOGICAL GARDENS. MR. ATKINS begs leave respectfully to announce to Strangers in Liverpool during the FESTIVAL WEEK, that his establishinent, which is formed on the same plan as those of LONDON and PARIS, and contain pry Numerous and Ex tensive Collection of WILD B WSTS and BIRDS, of various descriptions, co mprising Three ELEPHANTS, a LION, TIGRESS, LION-TIGERS, LEOPARDS, BEAR S, WOLVES, ZEBRAS, BISONS, PELICANS, SWANS, and other Birds and Beasts too numerous to mention, of which de scriptive Catalogues may be had at the Lodges, will be Open from Seven in the morning till dusk. Mr. ATKINS returns his most grateful thanks to the Inhabi tants of Liverpool and its vicinity, to the Public generally, and especially to those Ladies and Gentlemen who have presented him with , Animals, or otherwise taken an interest in the under taking, for the kind and flattering support which he has received since the opening of the establishment, and to assure them that no exertions or expense shall he wanting. on his part to render the Liverpool Zoological Gardens worthy of the public patronage and support. During the FESTIVAL WEEK, and till further notice, FEEDING TIME at. Four o'clock in the Afternoon. A BAND of MUSIC is in attendance during the. afternoon, and refreshments m be had ou the ground. NON-SUBSCRIBERS admitted by introduction from a Subscriber, or the production of a Subscriber's order, which may be had at the Newspaper Offices and principal Hotels, on Payment of ONE SHILLING each. Zoologicql Gordo's, very-rood, Sept. 26, lEC•33. PRICE 7d. ZraZir an artanufarturro. - - FOR THE FESTIVAL. LADIESt AND GENTLEMEN'S FASHIONABLE HAIR .CUTTING ESTABLISHMENT, 28, TARLTON-STREET, CHURCH-STREET. ID JONES respectfully informs the Ladies and Gentlemen IA • of Liverpool and its vicinity -that he has just. received from the metropolis an assortme of HEAD-DRESSES, MUSTACHIOS, WIGS, an HISKRS, suitabl e f or a ll in costues, and which E he can o suit the coniotcr of any stylo of dress, and at such prices as will ensure him a share of public patronage. The decided preference given to R. JONES'S inimitable Pe rukes warrants him in recommending them to those -Ladies and Gentlemen who are under the necessity of having recourse to this mode of supplying the loss of the natural Hair. Their elas ticity and lightness, together with their close resemblance to nature, have long been the theme of admiration of those who have worn them. JONIiS'S CIRCASSIAN CREAM still stands unrivalled for beautifying and nourishing the Hair, at the same time impart ing a delightful perfume, and entirely free from any tauseoua ingredients. It not only strengthens the Hair, but promotes the growth, keeping it in strong'eurl in the warmest or dainpes weather. A single trial will prove the fact.—Boarding-schools and Famines attended. • ILLIAM A s N T A a T n u d A CO., ts jar ) L r 4 A o n iti do it nOAL CMODARVER LEES, _ Adelaide-buildings, Moan ieasant, beg leave t o return thanks to their Friends and, th Public for the kind support they have already received, and respectfully solicit an inspec tion of their Stock. Also, a small and select Collection of PAINTINGS, by es teemed Masters of the Ancient and Modern Schools, on SALE. M. BUALAND begs leave to inform the Nobility, ' Gentry, and Strangers visiting •erpool during the Festival, -that lie has received for Privat Sale a Choice COL LECTION of PICTURES, by An - c and Modern Masters, which he has instructions to sell very . moderate - terms. Amongst them will be found some fine specimens by first-rate Artists, which are well worthy the attention of Amateurs and Collectors. Tickets of Admission to be had (Gratis) on application at-his Rooms, 65, Church-street, where W. 13. has also on Sale, a Col lection of Oriental China, and other Articles of taste and vertu. THOMAS GOALEN and CO. respectfully invite the atten tion of their Friends and the Gentry and Public of Liver pool' and its vicinity, to their variedj4stortment of Register and Half-Register GRATES, FENDiS,and FIRE-IRONS, HOT AIR STOVES, KITCHEN RANGES, and other Ar ticles in the Furnishing Line, which they are now Selling off at PRIME Cosi', intending to decline the Retail Business. The above Stock has been recently manufactured. Tho Grates, Fenders, &c., are of the latest Sheffield patterns, and of superior quality. The SHOP to be LET, inquire on the Premises, 13, Slater-street. BEST KENSINGTON STOVE MOULD - with 'Wax Wicks iu assorted sizes, in Boxes of ' ee Dozen each for family use; Wax, Sp erm , Composi i , and Cocoa-mit Oil Lights, of superior quality ; Refined erm ,Oil, Westphalia Ilams,.llambro' Beef, Spiced Salmon, armasan Cheese. Bold-street, ISAAC WOODVILLE, Grocer and Italian Warehouseman. PIANO -FORTE TUNING, &c. A TESSRS. PALMER BROTHERS respectfully inform LI their Friends and the Public, that they have, at very considerable expense, engaged as their PIANo-FonlE and ORGAN TUNER, REGULATOR, &c., Mr. J. DONE, of London, Author of the celebrated Work on the Tuning, Construction, and Regulating of Piano-fortes generally. Mr. D. is well known to the musical rci es in London as one kof the most experienced men in hi partment. Messes. P. csiee „...- therefore trust, by strict attention to ers, to merit a continuance of the patronage they have so liberally experienced. Messrs. P. have on hand a well selected Stock of PlANO FORTBS,!con,sisting of Semi-Brands, Cabinets, Squares, &c. „A liberal allowance made for old Piano -fortes in exchange. A constant supply of the newest MUSIC ftom London, best Boman Stringe, and every other Article in the M us i c Trade. Families having Instruments to dispose of, Messrs. P. will be glad to receive anctforward the sale. N.B.—Export Orders executed with despatch, and on liberal terms. 71, Bold-street. TIIE NEW PATENT PIN, WITH AN IMMOVABLE SOLID HEAD. vii( F. TAYLER and Co„ after 'several years' attenti ve D• application, and the expendi re of an immense capital, have now h rou.g ht to perfecti is novel, long-desired, an d beautiful PlN,.and have the s sfaction to introduce it, pro tected by his Majesty's Royal etters Patent, and under the exalted patronage, and privileged by exclusive warrants, ap pointing them "Solid Headed Pin Manufacturers" to her must gracious Majesty Queen Adelaide, their Royal Highnesses the Duchess of Kent, the Princess Victoria, and all the royal Princesses. The most prominent improvements in this novo manufacture consist in the whole Pin being formed of one pieco of wire, the head not being put on, but compressed into a neat round form, out of a' part of the sold brass, of which the re mainder of the Pin is made, whereby its slipping is completely prevented, and, by their mode of preparing the metal, the Pins are unusually stilt' and elastic, and a finely tapered point is preserved, their advantages combined with their discovery of a permanent silver brilliancy of colour, have brought his useful article to the utmost perfection of which it is capable. Yet, notwithstanding its acknowledged superiority, and the enormous expense incurred, it may be purchased of all the respectable Haberdashers in England, Scotland, 'lreland, and France, at the price of Pins in ordinary use. Merchants and Dealers supplied from .D. F. TAYLER and Co.'s extensive Factory, Light Pool Mills, near Stroud, Glou, cestershire, and. at their Warehouses, at Nos. 9 and 10, King street, Cheapside, London; N. 30, Exchange -alley North, Liverpool; and Retail at the several shops of Trios. WxLsoN, Duke-street; WRIGHT and • PARSO . NS, J. WOoLsinuT, and Miss CORER, 13°,1d-street, TETLEY, Church-street; and TuTosi, Lord-street. . NEW ZEALAND FLAX, PRESERVED HEMP AND FLAX, AND WATERPROOF CLOTH COMPANY. THE following Articles, o f w hi c h S pec i mens were ex hibit e d at the Public Meeting, and to be seen at the Office, will, in future, be, manufactured by this Company :- 1. The Flax dressed and brought into a fit state for preserva, tion. 2. Samples of Preserved Flax for Cables, Ropes, Bolt-ropes, Lines, Twines, &c. &c, 3. Preserved and Flexible Cord or Whale-line. • 4. Twine Preserved, and thereby rendered impervious to the action of water, designed for Fishing Nets, 5. Cloth designed for Seamen's Bread-bags, for Floor-cloth Painters, Bed-sacking, and for Coal-sacks, &c. 6. Cloth designed for Hammocks. 7. A Specimen of Preserved No. 1 Sail-cloth, a correspond ing part of which has been in constant use in two of his Majesty's vessels, in exposed situations, in all weatherS, for upwards of two years awl a-half, without exhibiting the smallest symptoms of decay. 8. Ditto for Tents and Marquees, Soldiers' Trawlers, Haver sacks, &c. 9. A Specimen of fine peculiar Canvas, adapted to the use of Portrait Painters, &c. 10. Fine Thread, designed for Linen, Cambric, and Lace. WATERPROOF CLOTHS. ' 1. Sheathing for Ships' Bottoms. 2. Rope-servings, a Substitute for Leat r, 'Chaffing-mats,_ &c. 3. Water-buckets, 4. Rain-awnings, and Bags to prof t Wool, Cotton, and other substances, from wet and damp during their importation and exportation. 5. Hammock Cloths or Covers. 6. Seamen's Clothes-bags, flexible Watehscoats, Trowsere, &c. 7. Pawling-cloths, a corresponding part of which has been in constant use in one of the King's vessels as a hatchway-cover for upwards of two years, and is proved to be perfectly flexible in frosty weather, and entirely free from heating or cracking, 8. Artillery Waggon-covers. 9. Artillery Water-deckers. 10. Artillery Umbel...covers, Knapsacks, &c. 11. Hose for Fire-engines. 12. Suction Hose. - - 13. Hose for Watering Ships, designed also for Brewers, &e, This description of Hose has undergone alternate experiments of wet and dry for four years. • Specimens of all the above Waterproof Cloths have been submitted to the severest ordeal for two years by putting them aside in a wet state, and keeping them closely confined in a box, wetting them every six months ; yet they have been found at the end of that time capable of containing. boiling water, and to be perfectly free from mildew, and all dispositions to heat, and without the least mark of deterioration. The two first of the following experiments were made on the 12th January, 1832, upon No. 1 Sail-cloth, manufactured from the best Rion Flax, against No. 1 Sail - clot h manufactured from the Parimum Tenax. The third experiment was made on a specimen of Preserved Sail-cloth, manufactured from a per ennial plant growing in great luxuriance in Ireland. Ist. A Slip of No. 1 Canvas of one inch in vulth.and two feet in length, with a knot in the middle, (as test of its flexibility) and made from the best Riga_ Flax, bore, carried, and broke near the knot, at the weight of, 5611 bs 2d. A Slip of No. 1 Canvas one inch in width and two feet' in length, with asimilar knot in the middle, and manufactured from Phorimum Tenax, bore, carried, and broke, but not near the knot, with a weight : of n24lbs. 3d. A Slip of No. 1 Canvas, of one inch in width and two feet in length, with a knot in the middle and manufactured from the plant before alluded to as growing in Ireland, but made in a particular loom, bore, carried - , and broke, but not at the k not , with a weight of eight hundred and thirtygOur pounds, bring strongest cloth ever made. PHORIMUM TENAX, or New Zealand Flax, when satura ted with the peculiar compound recently discovered—bailing heat, 212 degrees, will not affect it. Frosty weather dues nut injure it. The superior qualities of this now manufacture have been estab, lished by a severe trial of two years and a half to the satisfac tion of some of the most scientific Judges in this kingdom, who have given their written testimony to that effect; and the Public are respectfully informed that an extensive water-side premises, near London, have been already engaged for the purpose of commencing immediate operations, and that the operative de partment will always be conducted under the superintendance of competent petsons. By Order of the Board of Directors, WM. 1-1. A. FI'Z'Z-STRATHERN, Secretary. No.'3,,Coptbalf-buildings, Thwinortowebtreet, 19th September, 143, ;