The Liverpool Standard and General Commercial Advertiser. — Liverpool, Merseyside, England, 1833-11-22 00:00:00

:.sue+^-~~ 4~ ~~ ,/L r dw- , 4" ItAL CI , 3I3RIERCIAL ADVERTISER. PUBLISHED EVERY TUESDAY AND FRIDAY. MORNING. HEARTS RESOLVED, AND HANDS PREPARE!), THE BLESSINGS THEv ENJOY To GUARD !_smotLiTT. FRIDAY, JNO ‘ )c) 1833. . PRICE 7p. or, 11. No. 105 Eibtrpooi EAST INDIES 'T® sail on the Ist December. —F r BOMBAY direct, 4 4 7; > th e Shin GIPSEY, ROBE T !GHAT, Master; bur .- tt&e , then S hi p freigh r .passage apply to Cap , • Ulu HIGHAT, on board, in t Prince ock ; BOLD and RUSSEL, Brokers, or he JOHN TOBIDN.to. r To succeed the GIPSEY.— To sail o Le 31st December. For BOMBAY, the new Ship I NA, PHILIP GILL, LaARIMr. Commander ; 400 tons burthe —For freight or pas- Il Dek; 'owe apply to Captain Gut board, in the Prince's to 11essrs. BOLD and 'SSEKC , Brokers; or to JOHN TOBIN. ',,••• For BOMBAY, the fast Ship ALIQUIS, A 1, MACFIE, Commander; l 671 egister tons, will 17f..0: • , have early despatch; her poo abins are ample and torni : .well aired , where passengers ill have comfort —For aP1415 , ou board, Queen's Dock, or to DUNCAN GIBB. For BOMBAY, the tine Ii p tik.JEKNGER, Captain ' 7•~ MITCHINSCiN, burthen 512 s..—For freight or pas ''''''W6-Te" sage apply to the master on board, in the Prince's """" Dock; -or to CHARLES HORSFALL and SON. A regultw Trader.—Sauteedelbedian.—For BATA VIA and MANILLA, the e Brig BALTIC, Al, vifti * .- 250 tons, - A Captain K. _kTLEI - 10DT. —For freight or paspage apply toNDERSON, WISE, and Co. Ar,- Will be despatched ask the 15th December.—For 4rit SINGAPORE, direct, the fast Brig SPARTAN, ..* . 1.0 - 4 JAMES Lumsnesi, Master ; Auttlen per register 237 tons.—For t freight or passaVe app M ly to essrs. Joni 4 "Mil Y and Co., or o THOMAS RIPLEY. WEST INDIES , To s a il on the 2Sth instant.—For D MERARA. the t itZ t s Ship CORINTHIAN, ROBER iVDOWALL, Corn mander ; burthen per regis r 1 tons.—This vessel has most commodious and c fortable cabins. i ntended to sail on the 7th December. —For JAMAICA, and will deliver Q GOO& at MORANT BAY, SALT RIVER, BLACK RIVER, ' , ..•VANA-LA-NIAR, and GREEN.ISLAND, the Ship SEAFORTH, to °s•'—For S. JOIINSTONE. Commander; burthen per reister, 357 1 3 . - -For freight or passage, (the accomm o dations - being su perior,) apply to JOHN GLADSTONE and Co. (One concern.) Will sail on the 30th instant. or BARBADOS, the Liverpool-built Barque ETHUSA, DAvrn H UTCHINSON, Master; no ading in Prince's Dock. REIF " —For.freight or pa s sage apply to ES 14ITHERLAND, and Co., WolstenhoTme-square. Ir . LINE• OF PACKETS FOR HAVANA. To sail on the sth of every Month: .§3.4,; To sail on the sth December.—' he fine A 1 British er 42,1 9 .- - built Brig EDGAR, R. sox, Master ; burthen tons: eoppered and eopperffasten ; sails fast, and is in all r espects an eligible conveyapee; lying in the Prince's Dock. --- -1' or freight or pa ssage , apply to Mr. CHARLES ABEUcROMBIE, or to ° ASHLEY BROTHERS. . or To sail 3d December.—For BAR OS, the Ship ;1mv . ..„ BARTON, J. J. A RNISTRONG ter.—For freight or -Lce,..._"% passage apply to BARTON, IRLAM, and HIGGINSON. For KINGSTON, JAMAICA, di et, the regular ' i v trading Brig ANFIELD, Joust WLANDS, Master. For terms, &c., having very s ior accommodations for passengers, apply on boa , Prince's Dock, or to JOHN HALL and Co., 3, Tithebarn-street. Will have immediate despatch—A re: tar trader for DEMERARA, the ShipSHRIS .0 A, WILLI i 4 i ! . 44:.57 , 4 HOGARTH, Master; Al, MU tons, s superior ac e 0 f modation for passengers, an., .edding found For "eight or passage apply on board, Geirge's Dock, to LUCAS and, COOK, or t o JOHN WINDER and. Co. SOUTH AMERICA. The PACIFIC will sail To-morrow morning. Freight. 10s. per ton. ) 4". t , LINE OF PACKETS FOR RI E JANEIRO , To sail on the Ist, 10th, and hof every Month. To sail on the 1 ecember, The fine A. 1 British-built Barque BYKEIt, Captain BRUCE; 12.asurthen 230 ton s , coppered and copper-fastened , and sails ver y fast her accommodations for passengers are very superior : llng ill Georges Dock.—For f reight or passage applY to Mr. 01IN HOLLIWELL ; Messrs. W. and J. T Y RES{ RES{ ; or to ASHLEY BROTHERS. he fine A 1 British-built Brig JOHN, burthen 221 tons, will be the Packet of the 10th December. - - - _lr. Clears to-morrow.—For BAHIA, th 'A 1 British _...,,,Aw-- SON, 2SI tons, .„4,14f.., built, coppered and copper-fasrene rig JORDE- T. P. lORDESON ommander.—For •^ (might or passage, having el nt accommodations, 'FINLEY, LA. GSTON. and Co. Clarendon-buildings, South John-strew t. 'PPI-!.• to UNITED STATES• .ar A reguiar Trader.—For SAVANN AH, the well ., known Brig ROBERT BURNS, HN MESSEGNIt, Master; burthen per register tons , coppere d an d Air. , copper-fastened.— For freigh or passage apply to • 'f nobles CROWDgR, Merchant, or to J. NELSON WOOD and CO. ' --..--- Jr. Waiting a wind, and takes no Salt _For NEW OR- Al';‘,,, LEANS, the fine A 1 Ship 0 WELL, 403 tons r e *P... , i . r - register, ALEXANDER Gow ommander; sails re markably fast, and has sple' id accommodation for Pas "ngers; can take a few tons of Firie Goods. For fre i g ht °r r-- sagerd•t apply on hoard; Brunswick Dock Basin, or to --- HENRY BARTON, Jun. On *ale. The he substantial ship SIR EDW D CODRI N G ;11 .1z TON, 412 register tons, ca ri a large cargo upon ~ .. , light draft of water ; her hul nd e quipments are in good order.—For particulars apply to DU NCAN GIBE. = FOR SALE, BY PRIVATE CONTRACT, . 41Ik,- The well-known - Brig TINLEY/IAV. W. ROBSON, Commander ; burthen per regi• er 316 tons, c o pp ered and copper - f asts now 1 i in the Queen's Dock. ."" For invent or y and further particulars, apply to the I‘la , t_,r, on board, or to B. WRIGHT, 14, Chapel-walks. 1r FOR SALE OR CHARTER —The fine new cop / pered and copper-fastened Ship PRUDENCE, Wm. CoPPIN, master, burthen per register 281 tons, built at St. John's, N. 8., under the particular inspection of t he master, for the owner's own use, launched iu April, )2 s and wa s cop Bred upon felt in c eil, 1833; length aloft 6°• ) 7 feet 8 inches, breadth 25 feet sin s, height between decks 6 fget 11 inches, depth of hold 17i feet, has a poop cabin and 'P e l!:gallant fore cas tl e with a female bust-head. This is a very .sirable v esse l for the passenger or cotton trade, as she carries large cargo upon a light draft of water, and wants nothing, u provisions to proceed to sea.—For particulars apply to Cap tain COPPIN, onboard, cast side Prince's Dock ; or to JOHN DEAKIN, 4, Duke's-place. tiberpoot *tram Nabigation. For WATERFORD. To rail e'very Friday, with liberty to Tow Vessels, r and to sail a nd ~ navigate with or tv • rout Pilots, The new Steam t ST. PAIR CK, ALEXSNDER KE Y ommander; Propelled with Two Engines of Ei t}-horse power each, l ' n4 !" by Messrs. George Forrester and Coo Also, the well-known Steam-boat GIPSY, E. Tontw, R. N., Commander, To sail every Tuesday, with the same liberties as above-men tio'ned. S. Patrick (Vice, Clarence Dock. Jirly, 1833. JOHN TOBIN,. /NI MP ' l lk For DUBLIN AND BELFAST. THE CITY OF DUB IN 7; 4.:i.1•`.'.,,,,,,, STEAM-PACKET C IPANY, _ 7 above . C ompany INCORPORATED BY ACT 0 PARLI AMENT. P i ots ) tak in g sail their Vess s, (with or w ithout ua tnely ng Goods and Passengers the following ports , T oDUBLIN D 1 Jor E , Ast . r a l, : y. 4.. i B L I ----:-, the CITY OF DUBLIN, on Sunday next, at ne o'clock in the Morning, from the George's Pierilead. Apply, for Dublin Line, to . , SAMUEL PERRY, 27, for Belfast Line, to Water-street. ......_ • JOHN M'CAMMON, Uriotol R3ippinq. FOR SALE. ‘• , A new SHIP, of about 3do tons register adineosure.- ' /tient, built from prime British materials, with poop , and topgallant forecastle, head a 'd -quarter Fallerre; trade, she is particulaily well calculat for the Last India , will sail well with a large cargo, nd may be ready for ' ea , , ,n a mouth. • '" 0 , the Ship PARAGON, of , ons register witht by US in 11.21, -'"-.), from prime seasoned Britis materials, a raised Q ua rter-deck, taking the mainmast; busthead and quarter galleries, stows a large cargo, and sails fast. She is just come (.tut of dock, having been stripped, caulked, recoppered,aud put to c omplete order, and will be su ppli e d w ith ever y thi n g ready tor .sea, e xcept provisions. • Also, a small VESSEL, of about 44 tons register admeasure- Thea, built for fast sailing, and will answer well as a droger in the West Indies. - For further Particulars apply to Bri,tot, Nu. a, 1533. GEORGE -11ILTIOUSE and Co. ILonbon g-bipping. NEW SOUTH WALES. Rill be despatched on the 10tliDecember—For HOBART t, TOWN and SYDNEY, the fine, fast-sailing, British nti built Ship RED - ROVER, 1 , ROBERT -CHARLES CH CYSTIC, Commander 5 tons bnrthen ; lying in the St. Katharine Docks; has s rior accommodation for pas sengers ;is well armed, and wil cairy a Surgeon.-1• :ir freight or p a ssage apply to Messrs. COCKBURN and Co., 11, New Broad street, or to GODWIN and LEE, 117, Bishopsgate-'streetzwithin, London. Succeeds tie 'DRY ADE.—Direct for SYDNEY, Cm fine fast-sailintr armed Ship, a Regular Trader, 1 ,. ,, 5 4 V.T CARO L Nt,A 1, burth 400 'oils; FRANCIS TREADWELL, Command r • ying in the St. Ketha rine Docks; has a spacious poop, ith excellent heights iu the 'tween decks. For freight or passage apply to Mr. ROBERT BROOKS, 80, Old Broad-street, or to (40DIVIN and LEE, 117, Bishopsgate-street-within, London. For SYDNEY, New South Wales, direct,the remart:- . • ably fine fast-sailing British-built Ship BRISTOL, copper-fastened and newly co ed; ISAAC RICHES, - Commander; lying in the t. Katharine's Dock; burthen 500 tons. Has the great art of her cargo actually on boaid, and many passengers engaged, and will sail in all this month. This vessel has a poop, and lofty between decks, and possesses very superior accommodation both for cabin and steerage passengers.—For freight or yassage apply to JoHN MARSH kLr.,:26, Ilimhin-lane; to a L. JACKSON and SONS, I£ l , Waterane, Thames-street; or to JOHN. CRAINIOND, 46, Lime-Street, Londol. ear *ate. e'd _ . A fine new Brig, (temporarily the ORWE L L,) a 136 tons per register, built lessrs. Jabez Bailey 4 0 , and Read, at Ipswich, of the ery best materials; sails ' '''' fast, will stow a large cargo, and is well adapted for the Mediterranean trade : lying in the London (old) Dock. — For particulars apply to -D. and H. WILKINSON, St. Michael's-alley, Cornhill, Londoi! The fine new Brig EGFRID, 258 tons, built under kg., the inspection of the present owner, at Sunderland, and US: 4, :i launched last October; she is a very strong well-built, handsome vessel, and will carry a lar e rgo ; copper fastened, and her stores of the very best u y: lying in the Regent Canal Dock. Also, the fine Brig SYLPH, 156 tons, coppered with heavy copper last year, and copper fastened; was built of the very best materials, at St. John, N. 8., in 1828 ; she is a very handsome vessel, carries a large cargo, and well found in good stores : lying off the Hermitage.—For inventories and further p4rticu lars inquire of CHARLES WALTON, Newman's-court, 73, Cornhill, London. FOR SALE BY PRIVATE ,'CONTRA.CT,— a new Ship (temporarily name e STAG), of 323 ma tons register, built at Stockto , of the very beg. terials has a scroll head. a poop, and will bear the most minute inspection; now lying in Church Hole.—lnven tories may be had on board, and further particulars known by applying to MARSHALL, HUI CHISON and Co., New City Chambers, Bishopsgate-stieet, London. Lonbon ,f2trant Xabigation. . "- THE GENERAL STEAM NAVIGATION COMPANY, Established by Act Qf Parliapfent. THE GENERAL STEAM N VIGATION lt, COMPANY'S it IL N PACKETS LEAVE LONDON For HAMBURG (with his Majesty's Mails) every Wednesday and Saturday morning early. For ROTTERDAM (with his I\lajesty's Mails) every Wed nesday and Saturday morning, at Seven o'clock precisely. For OSTEND every Saturday morning. . For CALAIS every Wednesday and Saturday with Passengers only, and every Sunday with Passengers and Merchandise. For RAMSGATE every Wednesday and Saturday (from St. Katharine's Wharf), at Eight o'clock. From BRIGHTON to DIEPPE every Saturday. For freight, apply at J. NORMAN'S, 1, Water-lane, Tower street ; and for berths at this Office.--Information may also be had at No. 56, Haymarket. N.B.—Passengers going to Hamburg are requested to be on board early on 'tuesday and Fridayevenings. P o werful Steam Packetisior Towing and Excursions. CHAS BESSELL, Secretary. General Steam Naw - gation Company's 01/;eeq 69. Lombard-street, London. Eiberpoot g.4,,atto by auction. THIS DAY. THIS DAY (Friday) the 22d inst., a y t o k(elve o'clock, at Roscosv and Rigg's Office, \ ater-street, 520 Dry OX HIDES. Ex Bona-Fide, from Buenos Ayres.—Apply to Messrs. WAD DINGToN, HOLY and Co., MercSCOWhants, or to RO and RIGG, Brokers. r6IIS DAY (Friday) the 22d instant, at 'l' ve o'clock, at Ei:te son and Horsfall's Office, IA r Castle-street, 50 Casks Jamaica and De ra COFFEE. 30 Bags Ditto, BATESON and HORSFALL, Brokers. 19 2 , 4 K THIS DAY (Friaay) the 22 d insta nt at Twelve o'clock, at Beck with and Hutchinsou's office, ' ' er-garden, 9000 Ox and Cow S, 3500 Do. 27 Pipes TALLOW, 12 Ton Do. ex Han iet and Rapid, from Bahia.—Apply to BECKWITH and HUTCHINSON, Brokers. Tits DAY (Friday) the 22d instant, at Twelve o'clock, at W. P. Bushby's office, Exchawie-al , 111 cases Barbadoes ARR. tOO T, just landed cx Bartou.—Apply to Mes .T. and H. MURRAY, Merchants, or to W , 1 . BUSIIBY, Broker. NEIKT WEEK B(.c. Ott TUESDAY next, the 26th instant, t 'S,Welve o'clock, at J. B. Branckor's Office, 32, Exchan/Veley North, Oldhall street, 373 Bags St. Domingo COFFEE, Just landed ex Spartan.—Apply to . B. BRANCKER, Broker. On account of whom it may concern. On WEDNE S D AY next, the 27 th instant, at 0 'clock, at Wm. este p-0 Nevett's Office, Rumfo l eet, 22 Chests LAC D . WILLIAM NEVETT, Broker. Apply to On Thursday, the 28th instant, at Twelve o'c k, at Buchanan and Browne's Office, Oldhal treet, 61) Bales Buenos Ayres 00L. BUCHANAN and BROWNE, Brokers. On THURSDAY, the 28th instant, at A. Gartside's Office, North John-street, ltyleri - 81 Bales Buenos Ayres irtr Apply to Messrs. MURRAY, SYM A E an BRAINI GARTSIDE. On WEDNIi:spAy, the 4th December, at Bateson and Horsfall's Office, Lower Castle-street, 150 ELEPHANTS"rEETII, wei lung -Tons. Ex Ranger, from Bombay.—Apply to H .ES HORSFALL and Sox, Merchants, or BATESON and HORSFALL, Brokers. @tt aIP. CONSIGNMENTS F Holinsdale Crown Brand Will" HERRINGS, Bighouse Bay Ditto Dl' " 0, West Highland Ditto D 10 , from Glendoo , Cured British LING, COD, TENLOCK, and lIAKE, New RED HERRINGS expected. Also Puncheons of the Teaninich Distillery, Ross-shire, fine WHISKEY.—AppIy to WILLIAM M'LEOD and Co., 43, Mersey-street. QUPER IO It BRITISH WINES constantly on Sale, at D. SC II OLEFI ELD'S;Druggist, Queen-square, Liverpool : C HAM PAGNE, or R 'BEHR Y, GREEN GOOSEBERRY RRANT GINGER, I AISIN, COWSLIP, I J ELDER. ORANGE, Price 9s. a Gallon, or 18s. a Dozen; CHAMPAGNE 21s. per Dozen—exclusive of Bottles. D. S. begs to direct the attention of the Public to his Ginger 'Wine, highly rocommended by the faculty, • as a powerful Sto machic, possessing at the same time exqisite flavour; which will render it acceptable to the most delicate patient. Konton *ale bp auction. On WEDNESDAY, the 3d December at Half-past Two o'clock precisely, at Lloyd's Coffee-hous Cornhill, The flue Teak Ship ANNA R ERTSON,4I7 tons, built at Calcutta in 1816, by S ith and Co., of the very • ' best materials, well secured ith Stringer's iron knees and standards, coppered • d essentially copper-fas tened, having a large quantity of copper bolts driven in her when coppered last voyage; has two flush decks, and good heights for passengers, carries a large cargo, and sails remark ably fast : will make an excellent - little China ship; is well adapted for convicts, and will make a good South whaler. Now. lying in King's Dock, near Cuckold's Point.—For inventories dud further particulars, apply to NICKOL..S, SON, and GREEN, 33, Secthin6s-lane, London.• Eon Von f alc U auction. On THURSDAY next, the 28th instant, at Two o'clock precisely, at Garraway's Coffee-house, Cornhill, . 440 Gourds Barbado lALOES, 70 Bags'Guinea G AINS, 24 Cakes BEES' VAX, 30 Chests AS CETIDA, Aed other Oa. f , * Catalogues-of which may be had of ,- ARTHUR LEWIS, 26, Martin's-lane, London, On Timusnay next, the 28th instant, at Twelve for Onepre cisely, at the Hambro' Coffee-house, Water-lane, Tower street, 25 - Butts 18 Ilhi SHERRY, 15 Cases CHA PAGNE, 12 Pipes 10 111jids. MADEIRA 6 Ditto Red PORT, 23 Cases CLARET, 0" 1 * 5 Pipes LISBON, 200 Dozen Old Bottled PORT, Particulars and Catalogues of JOHN - WILD, Wine and Spirit Broker, Martin's-lane, Cannon-street, London. ilibtrpoot ,Sate 0 by auction. WATERLOO HOTEL, CROSBY. , By. Messrs. T. and J. TROTTER, On MoxnA v and TuxsnA Y next, the asth end 26'th inst,int, preCisely at Eleven o'clock each day, at the Waterloo Hotel, Crosby, ITIIHE remaining genuine HOUSEHOLD FURNITURE, 1. an eight-day Timepiece, Glass, twelve useful harness Horses, a handsome bay Ho e, 6 years old, steady to ride or drive, and will carry a lad u excellent bay Mare, steady in harness, a chesnut Mare, strong young Horse, fit for saddle or harness, a capital Buck, n excellent four-wheeled Car, three two-wheeled Ditto, a narrow-wheeled Water Cart, Pony Gigs, Harness, two Mikh Cows, Stable Utensils, and other Effects of Mr. Towers, who is giving up the Establishment. The FURNITURE comprises about twenty sets of Four-post and Camp Bedsteads and Hangings, Hair Mattresses, excellent Goose Feather Beds, Window Curtains, Carpets, Chimney Pier, and Dressing Glasses, Painted Chamber Chairs, Tables, and Washstands, &c. Mahogany articles in Chairs, Chests of Drawers, Sideboards, Pembroke, Card, and Snap Tables, Sofas, and a variety of Articles useful for Domestic purposes, Kitchen Requisites, &c. The Cars, Horses, will be sold on the second t - iay. The whole may be viewed on Saturday Preceding the sale, when Catalogues may be had on the Premises, and from Messrs. TROTTER. To be peremptorily ri.,•old. By Messrs. T. and J. TRorux, On WEDNESDAY, the 27th instant, at the House of Mr. Cham bers, the Castle Inn North, Scotland-road,—at the expence and risk of Mr. Thomas Harper, the purchaser at a former Tsale,E INTEREST of the Assine e of William Ilankin, a Bankrupt, in a certain CON'IRACT, dated the twentieth of June, 1827, entered into by th e . id Bankrupt, jointly with Messrs. Jackson and Burn, Mr. R . Hartley, Mr. Chas. Padley, and Messrs. Williams and , for the purchase (at the rate of Is. 3d. per superficial sq e yard) .of a Valuable Plot of Freehold Building LAND, s ate to the front of the shore of the River Mersey, and adjoining the Crescent in Great Crosby, and on account of which Said joint purchase the Bankrupt bath paid the sum of £312 Ws. A Plan of the Land may be seen and further information had on application to Mr. Cour, Solicitor, 7, Queen-street. THROSTLE-NEST HOTEL, BOWLING-GREEN, &c. By Messrs. T. and J. TROTTER, On WEDNESDAY next, the 27th instant, at Six • o'clock m the evening, at the house of Mr. Chambers, the Castle In: , North, Scotland-road, _ _ . i TILE' unexpired LEASE, of ab t 17 Years, and the Li ..ll_ censes, Good-will, and Fi tires of the THROSTLE NEST HOTEL, Scotland-road, adjoining the new Catholic Chapel, with the Brewhous d Fixtures , Stable, Shippon Sheds, Piggeries, and other tbuildiri„o's ; excellent Bowling Green, Quoiting, Nine Pin and Skittle Grounds, anfl about Half an Acre of Land, fronting the new Boundary-s.reet, rncl two Cottages adjoining the Hotel in Scotland-road. Further particulars may be had on rpplication to Messrs. TROTTER, Whitechapel. . On MONDAY, the 25th instant, at Six o'clock in the r.yenng, ct Mr. Glitherow's, sign of the Old SwF n, T - I_, 'Gra COTTAGES, situate in West Derby, and near to 1. 1 the Old Swan, one of which fronts the road leading from thence to Wavertrec, the other seven adjoining the same, and running in a westerly direction, forming one side of a ?cad, and contain, in the whole, about 47 square yards of Land. The above Cottages are ilt in a substantial manner, and nearly completed. Also to be SOLD, a DELF, near the above property, front-, ing to the Turnpike-road, leading from Liverpool to Warring ton, and occupied by . Bamford and Hewitt, containing about 20(X) square yards. Tenure Copy Inheritance. Apply to JAMES WOODS, Surveyor, Fenwick-street. FURNITURE, LINENS, 80. By BBANCH and SON, On TUESDAY next, the 26th instant, at Eleven o'clock, at the Hanover oms, _ iCONSIDERABLE assor ent of valuable HOUSE HOLD FURNITURE, o every description, including a general variety of Drawing d Dining-room, Parlour, and Lodging-room Articles, with quantity of IRISH LINENS, Sheetings, Damask Table Clo hs and Covers, Marseilles Quilts, Counterpanes, Damasks, Brussels and other Carpets, Floor cloths, Druggetts, &c. To be'viewed on Monday with Catalogues. By order of the Mortgagee. On FRIDAY, the 6th of December next, at Six o'clock in the Evening, at the Golden Lion Inn, Dale-street, Liverpool, IVPiece of LAND, with tyro DWELLING-HOUSES, adjoining each other, they on erected, situate on the north side of Great Nelson-street, • Liverpool, containing in front thereto 12 yards, or there b uts, and running in depth back wards to a Back street 19 y s, or thereabouts, as the same now are or lately were in the oc upation of Mr. Frodsham and Mr. Bettelev, as tenants. The Tenure is Leasehold, held for three lives and 21 years under the Corporation of Liverpool. For further particulars apply to LEIGH and SAN D ERS Solicitors, Basnett-street. On MONDAY, the 2d of December next, at One o'clock in the Afternoon, at the Clarendon-rooms, in Liverpool, in one or more Lots, as may be agreed upon at the time of Sale, and subject to such conditions as will be then produced, pursuant to a decretal order of the Court of Chancery of the County Palatine of Lancaster, made in a cause " Parr C. Rushton," before William Shawe, Esq., Registrar of the said Court, AMESSUAGE or DWELLING-HOUSE and SHOP situate on the north side of and fron gto Great Rich mond-street, and running along Fox- reet, Liverpool aforesaid, in the occupation of Mr. Joh ish. Also, Two other MESSUAGES or lELLING-HOUSES fronting to Great Richmond-street, a adjoining the last men tioned i%lessuage and Shop on the west side thereof, i n the several occupations of Mr. Thomas Bradley and Mr. Thomas Barry. The above Premises are Freehold of Inheritance, and con tain in front to Great Richmond-street aforesaid 14 yards or thereabouts, and in depth backwards five yards and two feet or thereabouts. Printed particulars may be had (gratis) at the Registrar's Office in Preston; and for further particulars application may be made to Messrs. AvisoN and SON, Solicitors, Cook-street; or to Mr THOMAS HARVEY, Solicitor, Union-court, Castle street, Liverpool ; or to Messrs. Hams and PEMBERTON, So licitors, Prescot. Eo lit tg.t. ,CVO be LET, an excellent B DED WINE VAULT particularly eligible for the s ing of Port Wines.—Apply to JAMES IRVING ; 15, Fleet-stree rilo be LET, an excellent FAMI HOUSE, No. 15, JL Beau-street, lately occupied by mood Banner.—piily to ISAAC COOKE, Exchange-bUildill ,Or J. FLOUNDERS, MOBS street. To HOTEL KEEPER TO be LET, from the 6th of April, gl4; for such a term as may be agreed upon, the ROY AL WATERLOO HOTEL, at Waterloo, Crosby, near Liverpool, in the county of Lancaster, with the Baths, Tap-roe)n, Stablei, Lock-up Coach-houses, Bowling-green, and Ga en thereto belonging. Tho Hotel contains seven Enter fining Rooms, Servants' Hall, Bar, Bar-parlour, Pantri , iitchen, &C., on the first floor; six private Sitting Roo and thirty Bed Rooms up stairs; besides other conveniences requisite for such an esta blishment. In the Building immediately behind the Hotel, adjoining the Tap-room, are two Sitting Aomus, a large Ball Room, and' eight Bed Rooms. Underneath the Building are extensive Cellarings. 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 of the River Mersey, commanding a fine marine prospect, all extensive and beantitul view of the Cheshire Coast and the picturesque scenery .of the principality of Wales, together with the town of Liver pool, from whence it is distant about four miles. Many of the nobility and persons of the highest respectabi,ity resort to this fashionaLle Watering Place, and au 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 sever a l ti mes ea ch clay, and Packet Boats pass frequently upon the Canal, which is within half a mile of thu Hotel. In the arrangement of this lintel every care has been taken to render it eligible fur 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 (if by letter, post paid) to Mr. .1. IloonsoN, Solicitor, Clarendon buildings, Liverpool; or to Mr. H. CIIti.STER,, Solicitor, 11, Staple Itin, London. x s i ri... LF D I E' I C I I T I a C s I i I SERMONS above Church, by the N ( IVV N ) DA will be E re' t , e d instant, •a u n Rev. Hutt{ M'NEti.s, for of Alburv; when Collections will be made for the purpose f defraying the expenses incurred in fitting up the School-rooms in connexion with-this Church. Divine Service will commence in. the Morning at Eleven o'clock, and in the Evening at Half-past Six. ROYAL INSTITUTION. A COURSE of TWELVE L CTURES on the PHILO SOPHY of the ATMOSP ERE, in .which its Mecha nical, Chemical, and Vital mkt' irs.4ar6 popularly and experi mentally explained, will be co inenCeil - at this Institution, on MONDAY, the.2sth instant, Sev!ei cf.illock in the .Evening, by Mr. ELLIS SWEET 'YE, &t., and Mem ber of the " Liverpool Literary and-Philosophical Society." The LeCtures will be . continued at the same hour every 'Mori- DAY and FRIDAY evening, to the end . the Course. Subscription to the Course, One Guinea. Ticket for a Sin gle Lecture, Half-a-Crown, to be had at the, Ilall.of the Insti tution. •,.- • THOMAS MARTIN, Secretary.. Colguitt-street, 1-Ith No vehtber, 18.33. • TO THE MUSICAL PROFESSION. PRIZE .GLEE. A A PRIZE, of the value of Ten Pounds, will be given for the vi e .4 . best original convivial GLEE or four equal voices, to be written fdr, and dedicated to th iverpool Beef-steak Club. The Glees to be sent in, under s , addiessed to the Secretary of the Club, Adelphi Hotel, Li% rpooi, on pr before MONDAY, the 3d of March next. SCOTCH ALES. T ...._______ hE SUBSCRIBERS beg to intimate, to their Friends and if , the Public generally, that th have been appointed sole Agents here for the sale of Mess s I UGII BA IRD and Co.'s (of the Great Canal Brewery, Gla ow) ALES, in Whole and Half Barrels, for which they will e happy to receive Orders. — Samples may be seen by applying as below ; and, from the very superior qualities of Messrs. H. B. and Co.'s Ales, they feel much confidence in recommending them to their Friends. MORISON BROTHERS . and Co., 8, Crown. Chambers, Redcross-street. I:.B.—Families supplied with Half Barrels. SILK MERCERY, LINEN DRAPERY, AND FURS CROWTHER announces to his 'Friends and the Public, LI • that he has returned from Lond with an Assortment of GODS, consisting of rich Sil , Shawls, Silk Velvets, Plushes, Merinos, Furs, London N Prints, Chalices, Fancy Handkerchiefs, and Scarfs, Fancy auze and Satin Ribbons', Silk, Cotton, Merino, and Lambs' Wool Hose, in all sizes, a large Assortment of Ladies' and Gentlemen's Kid Gloves, English and Welsh Flannels, 7-Bths 4-4ths . Irish Linens, Lawns, and French Cambrics, Blankets, Counterpanes, and Sheetings. N.B.—Funerals completely Furnished. 80, Church-street, one Door from Paradise-street, TR. - RICHARD DAWSON has constantly on sale, and Orders for t'he purchase of, SHARES in all the various JOINT STOCK COMPANIES, and egs to announce that his Quotations of the Market Prices I appear in the Standard Newspaper on Tuesdays and Frida , Weekly. Any Orders from the Country with which he nay be favoured will be punctually attended to. Exchange-alley, Liverpool. MINERAL SUCCEDANEUM, FOR FILLING DECAYED TEETH WITHOUT PAIN, HEAT, OR PRESSURE, AND INCORRODIBLE MINERAL TEETH, Without Wires, Springs, or any other Ligatures. lik/FESSRS. J. M. and A. MALLAN, No. 46, BOLD-STREET, nil_ Liverpool, SURGEON DENTISTS, f the firm of Malian and Sons, Great Russell-street, Blom ury, and Half Moon street, Piccadilly, London,) . co i e to RESTORE DE CAYED TEETH with their ce rated MINERAL SUC CEDANEUM, applied withou heat or pressure ; also FASTEN LOOSE TEETH, whether arising from age or from the use• of Calomel. ARTIFICIAL and NATU RAL TEETH fixed from one to a complete set, without ligatures, warranted forthastication and articulation.—Charges as in Paris. J. M. and A. MALLAN respectfully 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 DETERGENT GUM and TOOTH TINCTURE, a safe and effectual CURE for all diseases of the gums, also a specific remedy for the immediate RELIEF of TOOTHACH, fitc. &c.; also the EGYPTIAN ODONTAL GIC TOOTHPOWDER for reserving the Enamel and for Cleansing and Beautifying Teeth, Natural as well as Artificial. Sold, by appointment, by Messrs. Danson, Perfumer, May nard, Druggist, Jones, Druggist., and Clay, Druggist, Bola street; Duane, Druggist, Castle-street; Ross and Nightingale, Printsellers, 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, Rauelagh-street ,• Wood, Druggist, 168, Dale-street; and by the most respectable houses in the United Kingdom. The DETERGENT GUM and TOOTH TINCTURE, sold at 2s. 9d.; 4s. 6d. ; and Ils. per bottle ; the larger bottles containing . three times the quantity of the 4s. 6d. bottles.—The EGYPTIAN ODONTALGIC TOOTH POWDER, 2s. 9d. per box, duty included. Dental Operations performed at the above Establishment daily, wpm those improved principles. AJOTICE IS HEREBY GIVEN, at application is in -111 tended to be made to Parliamen in the ensuing Session, for leave to bring in a Bill for li ' lig with Gas the town of Prescot, and the several township ~,of Eccleston, near Knows ley, and Whiston, all in the parish of Prescot, in the county palatinate of Lancaster. Dated this second day of November, one thousand eight hundred and thirty-three. WILLIAM PEMBERTON, Solicitor. ST. HELEN'S AND RUNCORN GAP RAILWAY. NOTICE IS HEREBY GIVEN, that :application is in tended to be made to Parliament in the next ensuing Session, for an Act to alter, amend, enlarge, explain, and render more effectual the powers an provisions of an Act passed in the eleventh year of the eign of his late Majesty King George the Fourth, intitule " n Act for making a Rail way-from the Cowley Hill Collier in the parish of Prescot, to Runcorn Gap in the same parish, (with several branches there from,) all in the county palatine of Lancaster ; and for con stricting a Wet Dock at the termination of the said Railway at Runcorn Gap aforesaid." And that it is intended to obtain by such Act, powers for raising more money for carrying into execution the several purposes of such Act, and also to alter the mode of ascertaining and levying the tolls, sates, and duties, by such Act authorised to he raised, by computing the same on weight instead of by adineasurement, as by the said Act is provided. JOHN WHITLEY, Solicitor. Liverpool, November 1! th, 1833 Jaanttb, FAMILY HOUSE WANTED, TO RENT OR PURCHASE. WANTED, before the Ist of Apri -next, in the neigh_ bourhood of Liverpool, (Ever i would be preferred,) a substantial DWELLING-HO , with good accommoda tions, and eight to ten Bed-room . Also a Stable, and Pasture Land attached would be desirable, though not indispensible. Letters directed to W. X. 0., box 183, Postoffice, Liver pool, will be duly attended to. ANTED, by a Gentleman residing a few miles from town, a SEILVANo take the care of two horses and a Gig, and who will beiiling to make himself generally useful. None will be treated with who has not lived at least twelve months in his last place, and the best testimonials will he required as to character, &c.—Apply at the Liverpool Standard-office. TO STEAM PACKET OMPANYS. A YOUNG MAN is desirous o obtaining the Situation of _kV STEWARD on board a '.'t m-packet. A handsome pre mium will be given.—For part lags apply, and address, it by letter (post-paid) to A. A. P., at the Standard-office. To is ,thnb, APONY PILETON, Pair han me Dwarf PONIES, with Harness complete, Pri thirty-five Guineas. Apply to Messrs. TROTTER, \Vhitechapel. ON SALE, by PRIVATE TREATY, Two excellent HOUSES, on the south side Of uskisson-street, near St. Bride's Church. - Also, several extensive lots xcelleut WAREHOUSE and HOUSE PROPERTY, in ome of the best situations in Liverpool, viz:: in Water-street, Redcross-street, Strand-street, Titheharn-street, Erskine-street, &c. Ale:), a Piece of Freehold LAND, beautifully situated nea r Walton Breek, containin g upwards of 30.(0() yards. Its well woodei and highly picturesque views, and its peculiar advan tages for the erection of Villas, render it a most desirable in, vestment to gentlemen wishing to reside a short distance from the town. Also, a Piece of LAND, one mile from Seacombe, on. the Road to Wallasey , containing upwards of 20,000 yard s , which commands a beautiful south view. Also, several eligible Freehold ESTATES, in Shropshire, Cheshire, Carnarvonshire, Fliutshire, and Lancashire. To Ice LET, a most comfortable HOUSE, in Canning-street, replete wij,b every convenience. Also, a large HOUSE, in Nelson-street, near Great George street Chapel, containing excellent. Drawing,. and Breakfast Rooms, Kitchen, &c. op the first floor, and a suita ble nu mber of large Bed-rootna above. Also, an excellent HOUSE, in Upper Islington, corner of ' Stafford-street, very suitable for a Surgeon. Several sums of MONEY also to be advinced on approved security. Apply to T. A. DALE, Estate Agent, Surveyor, Sworn Ap praiser, &c., 67), Church-street. (One CORlcrte...) To tic *oIII or Flirt. rpo be LET or SOLD, wit immediate possession, the sub -1 stantial and commodio DWELLING-HOUSE, situate No. 6, Oxford-street, near ercromby-square, late in the occu pation of John Van Zeller, Esq. It is fitted up with Bath, Water-closet, and Fixtures, all complete. For further particulars apply to THOMAS LoNow °turn, Sur veyor, Itlav-place, Mount Pleasant; who has on SALE several eligible Lots of BUILDING LAND. Ilitgai Noticm THE Commissioners in a fiat in Bankruptcy, bearing date the 26th day of July, 1833, awarded. and issued forth against JAM ES SMITH, of Liverpool, in the county of Lan caster, Ship-builder, dealer and chapumn, intend to meet on the 27th day of November, a One o'clock in the afternoon, at the Clai endon-rooms, Sout ohn-street, in Liver')(Ml aforesaid, in order to make a fir nd final dividend of the estate and effects of_ the said Ban upt • when and where the Creditors who ha ve no t a l rea d y prove d their debts are to come prepared to prove same, or they will be excluded the benefit of the said dividend, and all claims not then proved will be disallowed. MAWDSLE Y, Solicitor. GE.,NUINE, PATENT BRANDY.—'Phis exquisite spirit which has attained such high celebrity, and vanquished' every prejudice, was first. introduced by retail to the public, on clistailery terms, by BRETT, of Drury-lane . ; Alio having had experience of the amazing i m p rov em e nt whichit derives from MATURITY, has made arrangements for securing a successive supply of THE OLDEST BRANDY THAT CAN BE PROCURED,' and, as a guarantee for his integrity, a certificate under official seal, is displayed in his counting-house, declaratory of the con fidence winch the Patentee reposes in H. BRET I."S vending the pure Patent Brandy, in precisely the same genuine state iu which he 'receives it from the Distillery. 11. BRETT has, moreover, made affidavit before the Lord Mayor, that every ar ticle in the Wine and Spirit Trade, s d by him, shall be per fectly free from deleterious adulter ion. Ladies and Gentlemen to who' ealth and economy are ob jects of consideration, are res e fully invited either to transmit their orders, by post, or to di et their servants or carriers to No. 109, Drury-lane, and not to be Misled by servile imitations, at other, houses in the neighbourhood. Imperial Measure. I Gallon. Sealed Bottle. 3 0 I 23 The Pure Patent Brandy Wine Brandy, of equal strength and purity London Cream. Gin lO 6 2 2 1 4 Old Jamaica Rum Superior Overproof Whiskey l6 0 3 0 '2 0 Prime Cuimac Brandy, as imported 31 6 561 4 0 Spirits of \l'ineWi hi rectified BRETl"Smuch a pproved SAMPLE HAMPERS of WINE, 17s. of SPIRITS, 17s. (id. each, packages included. CoNnmoNs.—Cash on delivery of goods in London or the suburbs. Exchanged in case of disapproval,—forfeited if in ferior to sample. Country postage and shipping charges (if; any) payable by purchasers. Discount only to the trade. HENRY BRETT, Wine and Brandy-merchant, No. 109, DRURY-LANE, London.—N.B. No. 109. CALCUTTA. annas per gallon IVOTICE IS HEREBY GIVEN, to all Captains and - 4 - 1 Owners of Vessels destined for the above Port, that, by application to Messrs, ALEXANDER and Co., to Messrs. WILLIS and EARLE, of that city, they may b ccommodated with RUM, SUGAR, &c. on the following - ry low terms, in any auantity, (with Casks included.) It UM, (warranted equal to Jamaica (on board;) or , wine measure. Curified TREACLE , of aye uperior quality , (no Bastard Sugar having 'been ex tra ed therefrom,) at 4 rupees the cwt. ; bei ng eaua l t o 7 s . Double Refin e d LOAF SUGAR, at 24 sicca rupees W' cwt. Single Refi ne d LOAF SUGAR, equal in quality to Titler's and Hambro' Loaves, at 16 rupees #' cwt. VINEGAR, at 12 annas i gallo n, CRUSHED LUMPS, of almost an equal quality, at 13 rupees Je cwt. Excellent MUSCOVADO SUGAR, at 8 rupees W cwt., up to finest Clayed Sugar, at 12 rupees 4 cwt. with inter-, mediate qualities at pro ) ortionate ( vices. . W. Measure. DISTILLED VINEGA ,at 1 rupee 4Y old gallon. All the above Articles are produced at the BURDW AN, SUGA I: MILLS, the Prope r ty of Messrs. C. H. 1.31+ Ku and Co. N.B.—The Rum, if so required, may be had 30 per cent. over proof. , London proof, I Is. qua! to Is. 2d. the old IMPORTANT TO PRINTERS. - - - ALF THE SIZE OF THE COLUNIBIAN PRESS, DOUBLE ITS SPEED, AND MORE THAN DOUBLE ITS POWER, tl=iTH OXLI ONE MAN TO WORK IT! KITCHEN'S PATENT SELF-INKING PRE - SS, pos sessing the above Requisites and Qualifications, may now be seen at I% ork by *Master frinters, and other Gentlemen in terested in the Improvement of the Arts, at the Office of the Newcastle %TOW nal. 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 tne Architecture of the Machine, including the calculations for the dimensions and proportions of its several parts, and a symmetrical arrangement of the whole upon unerring scientific and philosophical principles, so that the Trade may rely upon the strength and truth of each Press; whil s t it is confidently asserted that in beauty of appear ance the Self-Inking Press is not excelled o r even equalled, by any hithert o known. Many Orders are now in course of exe cution, not only for Offices in England, Irela nd, and Scotland, but in th e United States. Those of the Trade who have already had an opportunity of judging, have expressed their delight and astonishment at the beauty, effectiveness, and general utility of this invention, it being alike applicable to e ver y descri p tion of Printi ng , and by its price placed within the reach of 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. EXTRACT FROM THE INVENTOR'S CIRCULAR. Every experiment has been tried that practical experience could suggest, with a view to ascertain the capabilities and powers of the Press. The Machine already completed by the Messrs. 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 san g uine expectations, and fully proved that my calcula tions had been considerably underrated. In the foil ins de scription I h ave b een equa lly careful to avoid exalt ration. lne experiments were directed to ascertain— , The power of the Pre ss ; 2dl y, It s s p e ed; and, idly, Its eral applicabi y t to alt descripuous 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-pies were adjusted (which can be dune readily and with case) so as to give the leverages full play and the p o wer of a strong man applied, the most massive iron -fram e ever made for a printing -Press would be easily snapped asunder. SECONDLY, AS TO spimo. 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 wilt throw off as many im pressions as four men can ;LOW complete at two presses. Of course, it would be difficult to lay down an exact 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 rots for him, 250 impiesSions per hour of a book form—the same man would, at the Self-Inking Press, tv:thout assistance, print vpwaras of 500 per hour. If a light form, he would throw off 60U impressions per hour; and of a large news form, one man would certainly, with a fly-boy, print with ease an impression of 1500 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 oue. The Napier Machine is not applicable to a tithe of the work required to he performed in a respectable office ; but it is perfectly immaterial whether a heavy broadsid e or a light circular be lam on the Kitchen Press, as a proof of which I may add, we are now working every thing at it that com es t o t h e J o urnal printing-tiflice. \Vith tue Na pier Machine so much time is rust in " making ready" for a short number, that its speed whet' in operation dues nut compen sate for the delay; but at the Se,f-Inking Press, lornis of all descriptions are gut to work much sootier titan 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 eif-liikiug Press is not imble to tins (injection. 'the Price of the Napier ,Machine has hitherto been' i.:500; the largest Self- Inking Press, is little more than °he-fourth of that sum, and the smaller one only about one-lifth. And, after ad, even as to speed, it is respectfully submittad that ,500 impressions per bout is suitieleut fur uiiy provinci d : newspaper THIRDLY, AS TO GENIE.itAL UTILITY. From the peculiar principie and arrangement of the Self- Inking Press, very little tune will be lost in working a very small Turin at a very large machine. 'the consequence. is teat it will not be requisite, as at present, to keep a news-press hue through the week ; on the contrary, a ruin:rime of tue largest magnitude wid be applicable to every description of job, Gout a double -royal posting bill to a sinali card, It is intended that only three sizes shall be made, viz., Super Royal, Double Demy, and the large NeWs Press. Prices, and any outer particulars, may be known on applied. tion, by letter or otherwise, to Mr. hacris:N, at the JULtfltul Office. the Self-Inking Press is only one of a Series of Inventions, completed by Mr. K►tchen, tur improving the profession. A Portable Galley Press, possessing extraordinary advantages, and an improved Imposing Stone, win be speeuily uttered tu the Arrangements are also in progess to supply the Trade with planed Iron lumpos►ng Surfaces, and Holier Monois and Inking tables, fur common Presses, as well as several other Articles used in the business, ad of au improved Cousti action, tend at moderate Prices. Newcastle-upon-Tyne, Oct., 28, 1833, Neb) Publicationo. MHE IRISH FARMER'S and GARDENEWS MAGA ZINE, and REGISTER of RURAL AFFAIRS, No. 1., for NOVEMBER, price One Shilling, conducted by Mr. MAR TIN DOYLE and Mr. MIYRPIIY, contains :—lntrodiictioa. On the Villa Plantations in the neighbourhood of Dublin-By Mr. Nevin. On Raising Native Hyaci Its—By Mr. Ryan. Re medy for Mildew, Green Fly, and S le—By Mr. Foran. On the Cultivation of the Commelina celestis—Bv Mr. Murphy. Ou Planting—By Mr. Murphy. n the Evil Effects of Late Pruning of Forest Trees—By Mr Murphy. On the Phormimn Tenax. —Observations on 's Farming—By Mr. Martin Doyle. '1 h e .Dankey Plough On the Use of Bones as Manure for Tnrnips.—On Smut in heat—By Mr. Murphy. The Elements of Bota:ny—Reviewed by J. H. On the Cultivation of Sea Cale.—Horticultural Society of Ireland.—Waterford Horticultural Sbow.—Ballinasloe Horticultural Society.—Bel fast Horticultural Society.—Waterford Agricultural Society.— Hibernian Agricultural Society.—Horticultural Calendar for November.—Arboricultural Calendar.—Farmer's Calendar.-- 7 - List of Stove and Green-house Plants, which flowered in the College Botanic Gardens for the last month, (October.) Dublin : Printed for WILLIAM CURRY, Jun. and Co. ; KIN and MARSHALL, London, and sold by all the Booksellers in Liverpool. W. GRAVEL, AGENT, CHURCH -STREET ? LIVERPOOL. TpRASER'S MAGAZINE. Monthly. Price 2s. 6d. The 12 current Volume began the Ist of July, and those intending to subscribe would do well to order the three numbers (July, August, and September,) forthwith, as but a few copies only remain unsold. Every Bookseller in Town and Country receives Subscriber? names. In 2 vols. Bvo, price 21s. boards, NARRATI'VE of the EXP ' IrrtoN to PORTUGAL, under the orders Of his Imperial lajesty Dom Pedro, Duke of Braganza. By G. LLOYD Ho GES, Esq. late Colonel in the Service of her most faithful N jesty the Queen of Portugal. "Colonel Hodges, with th sensitiveness to fame, and to that h good opinion of the count • and of his brother-officer s, would ha - ve (as he states) iintn alely on his return published his vin dication, but for fear of juring the cause he had so - gallantly fought for. His motives for the delay were equally honourable and delicate. The work itself, we have every reason to believe, is the strict truth."—Times, July 16. "Replete with amusing matter, and written in a daShing soldier-like style."—Age, July 7. _ " No person could be enabled, by disposition and circum stances, to afford a clearer view of the contest in Portugal than the author of these volumes." —Literary Gazette. "A pleasant, an honest, and unaffected narrative."—Athenfri o a "As the production of an avowed partisan, the volumes dis play infinitely more candour, liberality, and even generosity, than could reasonably have been anticipated. They present clear and simple statements of facts, expose much petty- in trigue, furnish many personal and characteristic sketches, anti abound with incidental description and anecdote."—Court Jour nal, July 20. "This is a very entertaining, and, at the present crisis, a very interesting work." 7---Halifas Guardian, July 26. "Much - has been said of Pedro within the last three or four years, but we shall uo where gain a better insight into his cha racter than in these pages of Colonel Hodges."—Spectator, July 13. "W'y'e recommend every body who is interested in the subject to peruse the Narrative. With a good taste that is creditable to his character, Colonel Hodges suspended the publication during the period that fortune seemed to have set iu against the Queen ; but now that the fate of arms appears to have declared in her favour, his motives for suppression no longer exist." — Atlas, July 28. "As a continuous account of events which have led to the present auspicious position of affairs, and which must form a very important portion of the history of Portugal, the work of Colonel Hodges will be found most valuable; and from the nature of the details of which it is composed, and the style in which it is written, it cannot fail to be read with great in terest."—Naval and Military Gazette, July 27. "The volumes before us evidence an intelligent and reflecting mind, a generous dispoSition, accompanied by no mean talent for obeervation and composition."—United Service Gazette, qf 27th July. ,TT In lrol. 4to, neatly bound, with gilt leaves, price £2 2S. plain Proofs, and £3 3s. India Proofs, A COLLECTION of THIRTY-FOUR LITERARY PORTRAITS from FRASER'S MAGAZINE. A very limited number of this Edition is printed, with only . Twenty:four copies on" India paper. The Drawings were de stroyed immediately after their first appearance in the above Work; and not one has been suffered to get abroad detached from the Magazine. TN' Now ready, in 1 thick Bvo vol., consisting of 150 pages, price 12s. OLD BAILEY' EXP ERIENCE. Ily the Author Schoolmaster's Experience in Newgate.' The following Critiques appeared among the notices of Fraser's Magazine, during the time that the Schoolmaster's Series were in the course of publication in that Periodical:— Fraser, of this month, appears to us to outstrip all his con temporaries. In support of our opinion we need only refer to `the Schoolmaster's Experience in Newgate,' a most able ex position of the abuses in the administration of the criminal law."—Morning Herald. "In Fraser's Magazine for July, there is an article nnder the title of 'the Schoolmaster's Experience in Newgate,' the second of a series, which lays bare the shocking injustice towards the poor in our criminal courts in a masterly manner."—Morning Chronicle. "'The Schoolmaster's Experience in Newgate' is again at the head of the very ablest papers iu the number."— True Sun. "A most important exposure, evidently the work of a sensible man, thoroughly acquainted with the workings of our vicious system in all their details, and having accurate ideas of the necessary improvements."—Examiner. "The third paper on 'the Schoolmaster's Experience in New gate' contains such important matter as must arrest the atten tion of those in authority."—Derbyshire Courier and Chesterfield Gazette. _ _ " Fraser's Magazine for August is - replete with much interest ing matter. We hive been much struck with a paper, which has been continued in several numbers, on the criminal ,juris prudence of the country, and entitled the Schoolmaster in Newgate."—Plymoutli Herald. "We are glad to find 'the Schoolmaster' is to be continued, for it lays open such an hitherto unknown field of observation — it places the condition of Newgate and the conduct of the judges iu so new a light, and yet so evidently correct, that every law milli in - the kingdom, be he attorney, conveyancer, especial pleader, or whatever else, will benefit from its perusal; and will be glad after that perusal to use his influence to procure a change in the practice of those who preside at the criminal courts of the criminal sessions in the metropolis. The cause and continual increase in London of thieves is distinctly pointed out, the manner and accuracy of which is it impossible to dis- putc." "But the Schoolmaster's Experience in Newgate' is the article of articles, for utility and deep interest, among all the magazines of the month."—Gloucester Journal. - "The Regina, of July, exhibits many beauties, and some good intentions, which atone for her political sins—the errors of ultra- Toryism. Few periodicals have so rapidly progressed, or have been so firmly fixed in public estimation, iu the same given time, as Fraser's Magazine. The boldness, vigour, and originality of its political papers, and the freshness and playful humour of its lighter articles, render this monthly visitor generally interesting. A. continuation of the Schoolmaster's Experience in Newgate' is a production of the deepest interest; it is a distressing deve lopment of the map-administration and anomalous working of our criminal code, as proved by the proceedings at the tJld Bailey. The writer appears accurately conversant with the operations of this abominable system, and has furnished a body of evidence, which ought to arrest the immediate attention of those who devote their talents and influence to reform existing a buses."—Morurrouth Merlin. "There are many other papers in Fraset's Magazine that de serve comment, but we have neither space nor tune for the task, especially as we intend to draw largely upon the Schoolmaster's Experience.' Ihe public are deeply indebted to this writer for his able series of papers."- - -- Weal Dispatch. " Fraser has sent forth a shrewd number this month; it con tains one excellent paper, the Schoolmaster's Experience in Newgate,' which is entitled to our praise with respect to its hu• inanity, talent, and interest."—Dorchester and Taunton Journal. " Amongst the many interesting articles iu this month's Maga zine, a paper entitled the Schoolmaster's Experience in New gate' merits every attention : it should be read by every one who teels an interest in the jurisprudence of his country."—Decon _ port and StOnehouse Herald. " 'The Schoolmaster's Experience,' which graces the pages of Fraser's Magazine, is a most admirable exposure of the man ner iu which justice, or rather injustice, is administered at the Old Bailey session; it cannot fail to awaken attention to the subje,et, and to be productive of much good."--Bluekburn Gazette. In 1 vol. small Bvo, price Gs. BARBADOES and OTHER POEMS. By M. J. Cu e- MA N, Esq. "The author of this little volume enlists our feelings in be half of his subjects, inasmuch as he is a native of the island, whose natural beauties and other distinguishing features he has presented to us."—Bristol Juurna/. 'Barbadoes' occupies nearly half the volume, and being written by_one to whom the scenes are familiar, there is a de lightful freshness and vigour in the descriptions, which a stranger ought in vain have hoped to obtain."—Berks/iire Chronicle. "A neat little volume of poems, the longest and ►cost inte resting of which is entitled Barbadoes," and reiates chiefly to the scenery, the manners, and the historical incidents of that island."—licerpool Sunulard. " Mr. Chapman's versification is easy and harmonious; 1h: •,; has imagery, force, and i►athus at command;, and from his loc a l knowledge, au eve fur • the beauties of nature, and a heart to estimate their value, he has been enabled to sketch many a ' glowing scene."—Court Journal. "Barbadoes has at last got a bard of her own; one who writes natural and harmonious verse. Mr. Chapman is a West ludiau, and Barbadoes -is the burden of his sung►. lie sings with truto and ease, and with a voice melodious rather than load."— Athena , uni. "The principal subject of Mr. Chapman's volume, as the title • imports, is Barbadoes, where tile scenery, habits, pursuits, and eniployments of one of the most itnpo►taut of the Vest India islands, (the author's birth-place,) are depicted with consider abie agility, and, ips we are assured, with a scrupulous adhesion to the literal trah. Besides poetical talent, this publicatiun bears the. impress of -refined taste and extensive infolinatiou connected with the western world. Several of the sunsucr pieces, too, are very beautiful.—Newcastle Cuutunt. n