The Liverpool Standard and General Commercial Advertiser. — Liverpool, Merseyside, England, 1833-08-27 00:00:00

(" 4 -` , 7 ": 7 :•"i! .17 1... , c .: • ~. ~•4 4 . ‘ ' •1... - : - . 4 ' 1 -, C , j "- : l % n. C ; (‘' \ .' t F `£ ~ ~i, C A Ni) GENERAL CO Tat caAL ADVERTISE PUBLISHED EVERY TUESDAY AND FRIDAY MORNING HARTS. RESOLVED, AND HANDS PREPARED, THE BLESSINGS THEY ENJOY TO GUARD !—Smor.LETT. TUESDAY, AUGUST '27, 1833. PRICE 7d, Lonbon "attain Nabigation. it,iberpoot ,palt% by '.union. FOUND, on Tuesday Morniu ast, between Liverpool and Bootle, a Sum of AION .--The Owner, by describing the same, may have it return ,ou application to J AMES ORME Constable, at Bootle. _ Gll AND JUNCTION RAILWAY. PURSUANT to. an Act passed i n th e t hi rd y ear of the reign of his present Majesty, intitul e d, ‘• An Act for making - a Railway from the Warrington and Newton Railway, at War rington, in the County of Lancaster, to Birmingham, in the County of Warwick, to be called the GRAND JUNCTION" RAIL\VAY,"—NOTICE is hereby given, that the Directors appointed under and by virtue of the s• Act have, pursuant to the provisions thereof, made a c . from thesevetai Sub scribers to, and proprietors of Sh in the said undertaking, of the sum of Five Pounds, in res .ct of every Share, and have ordered that such call be paid to lessrs. :Moss and Company, Bankers, Liverpool; or (on their account;) to Messrs. Barclay, , Tritton and. Company, Bankers, Louden; or to the Birming- - ham Banking Company, Birmingham; en or before the second day of September next, and the several Proprietors of Shares are required to pay. such call accordingly. Dated at Liver pool, this third day of August, ISA 3. SWIFT, Clerk of the said Company. POOL-LANE.—EXTENSIVE STOCK. OF A TAILOR, DRAPER, AND SLOPSELLER. (BY.ORDER OF THE ASSIGNEES,) BY BRANCH and SON, TO-MORROW ( Wednesday) the lithlnstanf, and following Days, at Eleven o'clock each day, on the Pr ises, No. 9, the upper end'of Pool-lane, rri HE extensive and valuable STOC in TRADE of Mr. I_ JOHN HART ; a BankrUpt, h comprises superfine Broad and Narrow Woollen Cloths, oleskins, Ducks, Can-, Loons, Drills, Camblets, Valentias, elvet% Quiltings,' Jeans, Stuffs, Stormonts,Merinol Ciissimeres, Silks, Thread, Buttons, Petershains;•Barragons, Pilot Cloths, Shirtings, Holland, Can, vacs, Bockings,.Flushings . , Baize, Flannels, Checks, Blankets-, Dowlas, Calicoes, Cotton Reels, a considerable quantity of llosiery,.together with a great number of Readv-made Clothes, in Top, Body, and Frock Coats, Waistcoats,-Tiowsers, Guern sey Frocks, Seamen's Jackets, and numerous other articles connected with the business. Zoofto VubitObal. THE GENERAL STEAM NAVIGATION COMPANY, Established by Act of Parliament. THE GENERAL STEAM NAVIGATION tt. COMPANY'S in • PACKETS - LEAVE LON For HAMBURG (with his Majesty Mails) every Wednest.l4 Iu one vol. small vo. price 6s. ARBADOES . and othe OEMS. Jy M. J. CHAP JILII I) MAN,: Esq. Mr. Chapman's versification is easy and harmonious; he has imagery,.force, and pathos at .command.—Court Journal. A bard who unites natural and harmonious verse.—ilthenaum. A neat little volume of poems.—Liverpool Standard. There is a delightful freshness and vigour in the descrip tions.—Berkshire Chronicle. The author enlists our feelings in behalf of his subject.— Bristol Journal. • Besides poetical talent, this publication bears the impress of refined taste. The small er pieces are - very castle Courant. James Fraser, London; W. Orapel, Church-street, Liverpool. and Saturday morning early. For ROTTERDAM ( with his 11Iajestv's Mails) every Wed nesday and, Saturday morning, afgeven o'clock precisely. For OSTEND.every Tuesday and Saturday morning. For CALAIS every Wednesday and Saturday with Passengers only, and every Sunday with Passengers and Merchandise. For BOULOGisiE every Thursday morning. For RAMSGATE daily, at half-past Nine, (from St. Katha rine's Wharf,) except Sunday. With an Extra Packet on Saturday!wat Twelve. For MARGATE daily, at Nine, (from St. Katharine's Wharf,) including Sunday. From BRIGHTON to DIEPPE ever f, Wednesday and Sat urday morning. Fo- treight, apply at J. NORMAN'S, 1, Water-lane, Tower street ; and for berths at this Office.—lnformation may also be had at N0:56, Haymarket: N.B.—Passengers going to Hamburg are requested to be on board early on Tuesday and Friday evenings. Powerful Steam Packets for Towing and Excursions. CIIAS .BESSELL, Secretary. General Steam Navigation Company's Office, 69, Lombard-street, London. 3if 11. DEACON begs to inform the Me chants and others of Liverpool that his stay is prol ed by some extensive orders, and lie will be.happy to wai on Gentlemen upon the subject of Maps and Charts, and hi new invention fordisplav ingthem.—Addiess at Mr. I. Tvitsa's, Coach-maker, No. r 3, Suffolk-street, Duke-street, Liverpool. Also, the valuable SHOP FIXTURES and FITTINGS -UP, HOUSEHOLD FURNITURE, &c. To bc., viewed Tuts DAY, when Catalogues may be .had on the Premises, or from BLANCH and SON,. Hanover-street. ANALYTICAL COURSE OF MATHEMATICS, BY MR. J. R. YOUNG. • • stA "VILEMENTS OF GEOMETRY; containia NO , v and, C. 4 Universal 'l', eatiseou the Doctrine of Proportion, together with Notesjii which are pointed out and corrected several im portant Eri rs. that have hitherto remained unnoticed in the Writings of GeometerS. Svc. Bs. " His observations on the theory of parallel lines, the labour he has bestowed on the doctrine of proportion, -ins well as his corrections of many errors of preceding geometers, and supply ing their defects, together with his infinite attention to accuracy throughout, may be yustly.considered as rendering his perform ance valuable, especially to. the learner."—Plato.vopitical Miga zinc' March, 1828. "In the notes, which he has appende. o the volume, is much valuable matter, - even fur those w‘oh e advanced still further in these studies. On the theory o rallel lines, which has not 'a little perplexed geometers of al ; ges, there: is a very able and elaborate commentary."—The Ti es, November 2, 1827. " In perspicuity Euclid has no rival, except; perhaps, in that part of his work which treats of geometrical proportion. This is abstruse, and subtle, and intricate. The doctrine of propor tion, as connected with geometry, must necessarily be so.— Hence Legendre has excluded the' consideration of it from his Elements, leaving all knowledge of the subject •to be acquired from numerical proportion. This is a defect which Mr. Young has ably supplied. Indeed,,te have never seen a work so free from pretension, and of such great merit. Various fallacies latent in the reasonings of some celebrated mathematicians, both - of ancient and modern date, are pointed out and discussed in a tone of calm moderation, which we regret to say is not al ways employed in the scientific world."—gonthly Magazine, September, 1.827. .• This is a work of valuable information, the conception of a most enlightened mind, and executed with a simplicity which cannot but carry the iMportant truths it speaks of home to the conviction of every understanding. In the notes appended to the work, Mr'. Yonn,g endeilyours to point out, in his own words, 'some remarkable errors and inconsistencies into which modern geometers have fallen, particularly in reference - to the theory of. parallel lines, and the doctrine Of proportion.' This Volume is but the first part of the work. The second is to be devoted to , the Geometry of Planes and Solids, with Notes, and an Appen dix on the Symm e t r i ca l P o l ve d ro n s o f Le gen d re . It Mr. Young acquits himself as successfu.ly of the second undertaking as he as of the one before us, he will bestow an invaluable be nefit on the student."—Weekly Times, December, 1827. " A new and ing,enious_ general method of solving E_quations has been recently discovered by MeSsrs. 1-1. Atkinson, Holdred, and Horner, independentl or each _other. ~ For the best prac tical view of this new method arid its applications, consult the Elementary Treatise on Algebra,' by Mr. J. R. Young, a work which deserves our cordial recommendatifai."—Dr. Gregory's edition of ilutton's Mathematics, vol. i. p. 261. • " For the " Summation of Infinite Series," the author gives a new and ingenious method, which is very easy and extensive in its application."—Nciecast/C Magazine November, 1825. 111. ELEMENTS OF PLANE AND SPHERICAL TRIGONOMETRY, with its Applications to the Principles of Navigation and Nautical Astronomy, with. the necessary Lo garithmic and Trigonometrical Tables; by J. R. Young, 7s. cloth. To which is added, some Original liesearchis in Spherical Geometry; by 'l'. S. Davies, Esq., F.R.S.E., F.R.A.S. &c. I.to TABLES, 36,oof comprehending a tu t r h a e l L o l g \ a r. ritt i m A s T o l f i a E ll M N A L l bTs L from and Logarithmic Sines and Tangents; computed to seven places of Decimals, and arranged on an Unproved plan ; with several other Tables, useful in awl Nautical • Astronomy, and in other departments of Practical Mathematics; by J. It. Young; tis. cloth. V. AN ELEMENTARY TREATISE ON THE COM PUTATION OF LOGARITHMS. • Intended as a Supplement to the various Booki on Algebra. . 12ino. 2s. 6d. See Dr. Gregory's edition of button's Mathematics, vol. i. p. 157, where a particular reference is mule to this little work. VI. ELEMENTS OF' ANALYTICAL GEOMETRY ; comprehending the,,Doctrine of the Conic Sections, and the ge neral Theory , of CO ves and Surfaces of the second order, with a variety of local Problems on Lines and Surfaces. Intended for the Use of MatheinatiCal Students in Schools and Universi ties. 95. cloth. 4 CHAN 7•S, CA PLI INS D RAPERS, 4 , OTHERS. By Mr. D. JONES, To -MORROW, (Wednesday,) the 28th instant, at Eleven o'clock precisely, at the Liverpool Rooms, Williamson•square, by order of the Trustees, gni-1E STOCK of a FACTOR, consig d from. Manchester; Consisting or twenty pieces of Br Cloth, fifteen dozen extra superfine Hats, thirty-three pie sof Moleskins, twenty two ditto Valentia, ten ditto Check, t .o ditto Brown Cloth, ten ditto Corded Cassimere, six ditto Vel eteens, twenty.ditto Coarse Cloth, teu ends fine Ditto, twenty-nine pair of Trowsers, one hundred and eighty Vests, forty Canton Crape Shawls, one hundred and five Canton Handkerchiefs, two hundred Spnn Silk Shawls, six Webb Stripes, Sheeting, ' and five hundred remnants of Cloth and Vestures, Buttons, Trimmings arc: WANTED to PURCHASE, a Removable LICENSE im mediately. _ YAVERPOOL ROYAL Rev. WM. RITCHIE, I 1 Natural Philosophy in the Rol tain, and in the University' of I COURSE of'TWELVE L - ECTU: and MAGNETISM, On MONDAY, S To be continued every ' Monday, the same hour, to the end 'pf the Codise. The first Lecture will be cn the nest Mode of acquiring Scientific Knowledge and communicatit it to others. Tickets One Guinea the Course, to be l' had,with a Syllabus, from the Keeper.of the Institution. Dr. MURRAY'S LECTURES on GEOLOGY have commenced, and will be continued every Monday, Wednesday, and Friday„ to the end of the Course. The Rev. T. AITKIN'S LECTURES_ On BOTANY will be con tinued every Tuesday and Thursday to the end of the Course. Trios - . - MARTIN, Secretary. lATIT gTIO N. .Ll)., F. .S., Professor or olinstitation of Great Bri ; .ond will numence a RES on ELECTRICITY qt ber 2, at One o'clock. .6V' dnesday, and Friday, at I/ '"F . ' STEAM NAVIGATION o the RHINE. The splendid and elegantly ed Steam Vessels , , i it 4 ...., 'of the RHENISH COMPANY tart every morning from Cologne to Cobl , Mayence, Worms, Mannheim, Spire, Germersheim, and rock, (near Carlsruhe and Baden Baden,) and vice versa, passing through all the ro mantic and magnificent scenery of the Rhine, and being by far the most 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. Also, io be LET, several PUBLIC-HOUSES. Apply to the Auctioneer. Zrabr anb Aianufarturto. DESIRABLE \PROPERTY. By Mr. COGLAN, RITCHIE'S COPYING PRESSES. To-monnow (Wednesday) the 28th instant, at Six o'clockin the evening, at the Golden Lion, Dale-street, Liverpool, in the following or such other lots as may be agreed upon at the time of sale, Lot I. Two substantial, commodious, and well finished DWELLING-HOUSES, forming the southern part of Bedford-terrace, situated on the east side of the Road leading from Low-hill to Gregsou's Well, Eierton, containing in front to the said road 55 feet 9 inche , and extending in depth backwards along Newsham-street, out 90 feet. The Houses are well fitted up wit ixtures complete, and ready for the reception of respectabl enants. 2.. Four excellent and convenient WELLING-HOUSES immediately behind the last Lot and fronting Newsham-street, being each 6 yards front by 70 feet 6 inches deep, in the occu pation of Mrs. Sheriff and others, at the annual Rental of £35 each. . THESE PRESSES possess the advantage of copying IL Letters, Accounts, &c., into a Book,.previously "made up; they stand upon a D es k or T a ble, fi ring no fixing, are simple in their constru c ti on , an d so cient in their operation, they can safely be recommended to the Merchants, 13rokers, and Public Offices. S. FRANCEYS, Agent. S. F. has on Sale Copying Ink, Paper, Copying Books, and all Articles of Stationery. 7, High-street, Exchange.. 2 ' t7‘ ROTTERDAM, COLOGNE, MAYENQE, , i g and- all places on the RHINE, as ras MAN '. i.to .`. HEIM and SCHROECK. ' .e well-known -- , -- , 7- - ---."‘ splendid Steam Ship BAT. ' LER,. Captain DUNLOP; 500 tons, and 200 horse power, vill leave London for the above places on Sunday the 2. ' -ptember, and every succeeding Sunday, returning from Ro , • rdam every Tuesday. This Vessel has superior accommodation for families. Places booked in London for any part of the Rhine, on application to Mr. MAY, 123, Fenchurch-street; Messrs. BATTEN and .En- WARDS. 66, Lower Thames -street, London. All Goods intended for any part of Hclland will be re ceived and forwarded by the Brokers, BATTEN and EDWARDS. CHINA, GLASS, AND EARTHENWARE ROOMS, • No. 7, CLAYTON-SQL:A alt. M. LITHERLAND, grateful for the support he has already received since his commenc ent in the above line of business, having sup plied his Show • ootns with An entire new 'Stock of richly-gilt Dinner, ert, Tea, Coffee, and Breakfast _SERVIC'ES, supetb_Chi Cut and Plain GLASS, with every useful article of EARTH EN WARE, selected from the most approved manufacturers in the kingdom, which he is enabled to offer on the most liberal terms, most respectfully invites the inhabitants of Liverpool to an, inspection of his Stock, assuring them of his utmost assi duity and attention to merit a share of their patronage. V 3. Two DWELLING-HOUSES, on the south side of Nos- - pect-street, leading out of Moira-street, West .Derby, contain ing in front 36 feet 6 inches, (including a covered passage on the west side,) and in depth 52 feet 6 - inches, in the several occupations of Mrs. Walker and *Mr. Bell, at £2l per annum each. _ _ Eiberpool gialto by auction. 4. Four DWELLING-HOUSES, on the south side of Dry den-street, Scotland-road, LiVerpdol, measuring each 5 yards front by 20 yards deep, in the occupation of Arrs. Bibby and others, at £l9 per anntim.each. 5. Four DWELLING-HOUSES, on the north side of Gren vilie-street•North, and immediately behind the last lot, con-, taining iu front 20 yards, (including a passage on the east side of 3 feet fi inches. wide.) and in depth 58 feet, in the - several occupations of Jaines Ash and others. Rental £l4 per annum each. 6. All that Piece of. LAND, with the two DWELLING HOUSES. Stable, Joiner's Yard, Workshops, and other Build ings thereon , situated on the south side of Finch - street , in Liverpool, containing in front thereto 53 feet, and extending in depth 76 feet, in the occupation of Mr. Robert Ellis and others. 7. All that Piece of LAND, situated on the north-cast side of Upper Pitt-street and south-east side of White-street, Liver pool, with the Four DWELLING-HOUSES , thereon, one fronting Upper Pitt-street, and three to the front of White street, containing in front to Upper Pitt-street (including a covered- archway leading . from Upper Pitt-street to the next Lot) 42 feet 9 inches; in front to White-street (exclusive of an area of 4 feet 6 iricit(!s to the front of Upper Pitt-street) 40 feet 9iinches• ' in depth on the north-east side (exclusive of the said area) 45 feet, and in breadth at the back (including the said archway) 42 feet 8 inches, in the several occupations of John Griffiths and others. _ TEA, SPICE, ITALIAN, AND FOREIGN FRUIT WAREHOUSE, 58, CHURCII-STREF,T, NigAlt WAT 1.00-PLACE.I MUEL SUDLOW, aeknowled • g the kind p a t ronage Sof his Friends since his cum ement in business, begs very respectfully to inform them • the Public, that he has just mewed direct from Russia, ai assortment of Bear lIA3IS, Caviane, Rein Deer, Antelope, and Ox TONGUES, IN hiell to gether with every articles iu the various branches of the trade, he continues to offer on the lowest possible terms. Teas direct from the India• House, and Coffee roasted daily. An APPRENTICE wanted.—Apply as.ayove. 9 ,,,, On THURSDAY next, the 29th instant, at 'twelve o'clock, at Molyneux ' Taylor and CO.'s Office hapel-Street, 638 Dry Salted Brazil OX an W HIDES, 531 Dry Rio Grande DITT DITTO, 20 Tons Smyrna PICKED ALONIA. Apply to MOLVNEUX, TAY OR and Co., Brokers. .F OLIN BELL, Fashionable HAIR- TTER and WIG- S) MAKER Basnett-street, four do s from Church-street, begs leave to return .hts most gratef acknowledgments to his numerous. Friends and the Public r their former Lind patron age, and to inform them that hp has now fitted up an extra Ciitting-room fur the accommodation of thoie Ladies and Gen tlemen who may be pleased to honour him with their support, ' where he hopes by strict and personal attention to' merit a con tinuance of that liberal encouragement he has so kindly received. N.B.—Gentlemen's Wigs and Scalps upon the most improved principle. Boarding Schools and Families attended at their own residences. On THURSDAY next; the 29th instant, at Twelve o'clock, at ltos6oe and Itigg's Office, Water-str et, 12 Bales HORSE HAI , Ex Clutha from Buenos Ayres.—Apply t essrs. WADDING TON, HOLT and Co., Merchants, or ROSCOE and RIGG, Brokers. -„.. 8. - All that Piece of 'LAND, situated on the south-east side of White-street aforesaid, with the Three DWELLING HOUSES thereon, (being the 7th, Bth, and 9th Houses from Upper Pitt-street,) containing in front thereto and in breadth at the back 41 feet 2 inches, and in depth on both sides (in cluding the said archway) 28 feet, in the several occupations of Miss Bryce, Mr. Parke, and,Mr. Smith. Lots 1 and 2 are Copyhoid of Inheritance; lots 3,4, and 5 are Freehold of Inheritance; lot 6 is Leasehold under the Cor poration of Li‘',erpool fur 75 years, which commenced on the 12th December, 1829; and lots 7 and 8 are also Leasehold under the Corporation. of Liverpool for 75 years, which com menced On the 28th January, 1832. Further particulars may be obtained, and Plans of the Pro perty inspected at the OtfiCe of Messrs. WILKINSON and Cuxts- TIAN, Solicitors, Fenwick-street, Liverpool. - l i I:I 4 DWARD STORKS, (late wi 4 John Richardson, Lord- I' street,) begs respectfully to 'nform his Friends • and the Public, that he. has comma Business as WOOLLEN DRAPER and TAILOR, op osite the Lyceum, Bold-street. Having selected in London a superior Stock of Goods, and engaged a Foreman of first-rate qualifications, he begs to solicit their patronage. Silk Handkerchiefs, Stocks, Gloves, Braces, Riding Belts, &c. Liverpool, August, 18.3.3. On THURSDAY next, the 29th instant, at welve o'clock, at Beckwith and Hutchinson's Office dwer-garden, 50 Bales HAIR, Ex Thos. Dempsey, from Monte Vid .—Apply to Messrs. M'CRACKAN, 'JAMIESON, and Co., Merchants, or to BECKWITH and HUTCHINSON, Brokeri. " If works like the present be introduced generally into our schools and colleges, the Continent will not - long boast of its immense superiority over the country of Newton, in every branch of modern analytical science."- 2 The Atlas, Ju1y25,183(1 r / On THURSDAY next, the 29th instant, at welve o'clock, at Parry and Crosbie's Office, North ohn-street, 9 Cases TOBACC . In rolls fit for making Cigars.—For furt er particulars apply to Messrs. DENNisTouN, MACKIE, and Co., Merchants, or to PARRY and CROSBIE, Brokers. . . . 7 / fr h . 7-,712 - 9 ,- 7 7 ,„,X-4, - ,9 ,-. _fifio.-- , -----ii".€ t 4-I ‘ - '7 l /0 .. // 0 , /•-- )2e4 / .41 - 7,_/.4„... , ' v.-- -----_______ ---._. .1, ..4 •,-,' to 1 , -.. - -q - ~ I j i 4A. 1 . , f - / ik '''' • -.' '' • . - t..i - . _i -7i 11) GEN - . . • ICU I HEARTS, • ------_____ _ ..._ , , ~,. ~ , ~,,,,,,„„..„.,,,,,,,.......,-,,,,, , Q,,,, •,..-,-..,,,,,,,,,,...,--,,,,,,,,,,..- - - VOL I I Ni T o. 80 Etherpool zbippinq. , i.. lidonbon *biliping. Eoni , . EAST INDIES. • THE GENE] EAST INDIES. ,r. To sail To-morrow.-For BON BAY, the well-known To sail the Ist week in Sc pie ber.-For CALCU'T'TA THE _40,,,,. direct, the BARREWO NIOR, burthen 6(X) tons, A t t . t „ . and Reg A 1 Ship NNANDALE, Capt. alrel R. L. LAws, Command r. Lying in the West India ' 5__,..17 FERGUSON; burthen 338 t s, newly coppered, and a apply to ..?"--- Dock.-For freight or passage apply to COMPAN very superior conveyance For freight or passage LYALL, WYLLIE, and Co., 2, Billiter-square, London. AtEx. MACGREGOR and Co., or to BOLD and RITSSEL, Ship Brokers, For CEYLO.,. Direct, --________ Exchange-alley. Will be despatched immediately, the fine fast-sailing For HA.MBID A,- To sail lUth September.-The COLUMBIA, ROBERT , FATTISON, commander; bur en 530 tons, sails re •''.rf. markably fast, and is in a espects one of the finest oh _,,, ships out of the port. She as spacious cabins fitted ), p tc U e n c ti o patent air-ports and every other convenience conducive Fort, mfort ofpassengers, and carries an experienced surgeon. , .2 4 _,.e 4. 70t , Ship COLUMBIA A 1 AI. 'WARE, Commander; and Saturn Burthen 300 tons; lyiii the St. Katharine Docks. For norrEu Has excellent accommodations for passengers —For or . passage apply to Come t ring of freight or passage apply to CROPPER, BENSON, and • To sail tmmed i I' l a l LI B y 0, or.to ---,s_______ BOLD and RUSSEL. . i - For - r st l reet an \Vi L thin,'London. nesday am For OSTEN') For CALAIS only, and ,BOMBAY, the 'Teak ship For BOULOG 41:. 4 . 1 ,_ LADY NUGEN r, LucAs PE •ivAL, Commander; For RAMSGA alilif -- 532 tons per register, ; lying ' the St. Katherine's rise's Win w To sail on the first of Se to er, full or not, ull.- ""z - - 1. -; Dock. This ship is • beatnifu 1 fitted up !Or passengers, Saturday's , 41 31, For BATAVIA, SINCAPO E, and MANILLA, and carries en experienced Surge .-For freight or passage For MARGAI - ; ,.....EM the fast -sailing Brig NOR L, J. WATSON, M as ... apply to Messrs. CltawFotto, COLV N, and CO., 71, Old Broad- including r ter ; From BBIGH fa,,,,, 189 tons register, ne coppered and copper- street, to JOHN THACKER, 4, Leadenhall-street, m• to 41 ,,,,, , , . will have quick de‘natch.-For freight or passage, WM. ABERCROMBIE, 31, Cornhill, London. urday mor a pply 40 Mp. JOHN GouutE or to . Fo- treight, ____. . 'ANDERSON, WISP; and Co. Entered out ~t, the Custom Hous , and to sail with all street; and for ha N d . a ß t . N_o p : a s6 ss , c 7o follow the NoavAL.-For E- . iV- 1 : .-"- aild SINCA- .-Aa ." ' ..4T 7sh .I.l s t s o ib U le Gl d l e l s 'O pa N te , h 2Bo , Directto, f° , and coppered. E JAM t E he S Pi PORE, the fine British-built argue JANET IZAT, - -it' THOMSON, Commander. mg in the West India board early on At ~. Captain J. POE; AI, 229 to a regular Trader, daily Export Dock: has excellent acco odation for passengers. Powerful St. A pply t expected to arrive, and will' aye immediate despatch. -1 , or freight or passage apply to the:Master on Imard, or to il r ...,,,,,- ° - ANDERSON, WISE, and Co. - • JOIIN PIRIE and Co General Steam -,____ 69, Lou 3, Freeman's-court, Cornhill, London.. • -________. UNITED STATES. . . • ' NEW SOUTH WALES. now To sail on the 301/s instant.-Fo NEW YORK the .stnii,t Packet-ship HOWARD, T. M. HARVEY, Master; r - ~ i .46 : _ ( For HOBART TOWN and L NCESTON, the • ------ i - ,A.x .. , burthen 400 tons, two yea s old only, is coppered, AF•is• fine first-dais Brig MEANWE ~L, J. M. Morio-AN, lin e _ copper-fastened, and sails fa .. As she is one of the ~ ' 1 . 4 ,-k Commander; burthen 300 kin . Lying in London Mannh • S d e ' 11 1 ' iii of rackets intended to sail on t e 30th of every Month, '-.-,.-r„ an . Baden , Docks. Has good acconimo ions for passengers, is Vi- P P e ra may rely on the day appointed for sailing being strictly coppered and sails fast.-For freight - or passage apply to J. G. the most and ma op board freight or passage, apply to Captain H A ay.Ev, AA .......A RZETTI, 9, Cooper's-row, Tower-hill, or to most eligib in the Prince's Dock, or to • ' ' enna, and tin SANDS, HODGSON, TURNER and Co. , T. J. NORRIE, apply to 7, Billiter-square, Leadenhall-street, London. , BILITLSI3( AMERICA. , To sail immediately, warranted to be the first direct ship. , ' ----- ; - ": -- 7,, - A T ForSYDNEY,NEvi SOUTH WALES,L ELEANOR, /..,. _To sail positively on Saturda For Si. JOHN s, . 7. i, pp ''''' R ICH ARD MANN, Commander •; A ; coppered; 300 , i 10\ 1 11,.>1,* NRWFOUNDLAND the fast-s •g A I coppered Brig !-• EUPHEMIA, 146 tons regi r; lying in the King's r t •••••':: • - tons burden • lying in Wapping Ba , London Docks. ,•,;-..- ~i :,:. , Persons about emigrating will finu this ery desirable vessel D , NL : . 500 Dock. -Apply to BOLD and RUSSEL, to take their passwie in, the accommoda ns having been fitted for u the above Exchange-alley. - up in the best manner, and are exactly suited to the comfort of a family on a long freight or passage apply on , succeeding Sul .. k , For ST. JOHN, N. 8.-The ell-known -A 1 fast board, or to voyage.-For T. J. NORRIE, This Vessel ht .A% sailing Ship WAKEFIEL Amos ARMSTRONG, booked in Lon -I.Ww'"- Master, 607 tons rec , ister, w loading in No. 5 7 , Billiter-square, Leadenhall•street, London. , Mr. MAY 123 aod or _ Graving Dock; will 'be d etched 3d - September, WARDS. 66, Lo .411 a. , For HOB ART TOWN and SYDNEY, All Goods i For terms, &e apply to CANNON and - MILT-En, or • . A ,li., Succeeds the , .Loiaach, and will b despatched imme- ceived and fort . 5....._. BARTON and RAYNES. A 041 . diatelv, the fine fast-saili armed Ship ----,' • ATWICK, Al, HUGH M Ay, Commander; ~- • hoc ST. JOHN, N. 8., the well-known Ship Doßo_ 500 tons burthen; lying in the St. tharine Docks. This „,,,, .. 1 13.4„ '1 HY, JOHN DEARNESS, Ma tet. British-built, sails Ship has a poop, with lofty 'tween deck , and is in every respect 12.413t' Forfreight or passage app on' hoard, west side Will carry a .surgeon. -For freight or_passage aply to the .„,,,..... ..._ ._._z5_,......... i .e.... -•nslv k DoCk i 'or to ** • DUNCAN GIBB. Commander, on.board, or to . GODWIN and LEE, . To-mot:now, - 117, Bishopsgate-street Within, London. at Bade OU _______ „_________ - --•.....________STH AMERICA. , 5( , Has the greater part of her cari , o e gaged, and will be •' • Freight-offine Goods 1 s.-per-ton. , A i r. ,, , despatched early.-Direct for NCESTON, VAN f .-- LINE OF PACKETS FO I 0 DE JANEIIiO. ..4Vii v DIEMEN'S LAND, the fine co red and armed Brig 4,7-',, ~,- 71)4c:a an the Ist and 1t of every Month. -- - LAVINIA; JAMES CAIN, Co wander; burthen 200 . . •::::".*- •• to- sail, or, the,l s t. Septemb , the fine A 1 British- tons ; lying in the London-Dock Basin; has excellent accom- . . bi lrth built Brig SPRING, GEOROE HORNSBY Master; modations for passengers.4-For freight or tog-pase; apply to is i"" 239 tons, coppered and copper-fastened, sails fast, and lioaxicrßaooKs, E5q.,..80,01d Broad-street, or 11 all respects a very eligible conveyance.-For freight or BUCKLES; BAGSTER; and BUCKLE, . •• Now landing e passa ge apply to Messrs. W. and J. TYRER, or to - 33, Mark-lane, London. . to ASHLEY. BROTHERS. . . Now Loading Fast.-T9 be despatched • mediately, the `_AFBICA. 14.,_, greater part of her Cargo being on b ard.-Direct for On THURSDAY e - 0V SYDNEY. the fine new coppere rig MARTHA, Molynet • ."'le -A 1, ROBERT W. SANDEasoN, C mander ; burthen 638 Dr To sail Ist September.-For the. CAPE OF GOOD 180 tons ; lying in the St. Katharine Docks.-For freight or 53-1 Dr t HOPE, the fine new Englis ..built Brigantine passage apply to BUCKLES, BAGSTER, and BUCKLE, ii l , Apply to To -7...T!„1r TAMAR, WILLIAM SELKIRK, ommander; A 1, 33, Mark-lane, London. f a ,,, en burthen 117 tons .per register, . pored_ and copper , ,L, . ed, now on her first. voyage, sails emarkably fast, and A Constant Trailer.-14 - ill be despatched immediately af 'ter On THURSDAY Li L t e found in every respect a most desirable conveyance.- i• • the _Mu ilia. -DirziQt.fiar SYDNEY, t e fine fast sailing - lotions erms of frht or passage, having - excellent accommo- Ito appry onboard, west side Salthouse Dock; to W. T. . t-- r '1,1 1 !"; Ship CRAIGIEVAR, WILLIAM AY, Commander; 4 OUNG, Cl eveland -building, or to A 1 , coppered and armed; burthe . 300 tons; lying in Ex Clutha froi TON, HOLT an( ‘,„........................._ ...,..................._.................................._....p d Russ EL, ship Brokers. . BOLD - - the St. Katharine Docks.-For freight O assage apply to BUCKLES, BAGSTE , and BUCKLE, 33, Mark-lane, London. NEW SOUTH 'WALES . -....------ On THURSDAY Now Loadingy , and Warrants First Vessel. ,fir Aar, Beckwit , , For VAN DIE:MAN'S LA and SYDNEY, alz i , NEW SOUTH WALES, the JE SIE, JAMES TROUP, Ex Thos. Del M'CRACKAN, j 4 .7 , '" Commander; register toning LI tons, sails fast, cop ill a pered, and carries a surgeon. This vessel is fitted up B -ttict very superior manner for the accommodation of passenge rs , A fine new SHIP, now on the Stocks, of the fol tio_ Ille greater part of her cargo beingyngaged, early -applies- stem 9 feet, breadth 25 feet, dept 16 feet 9 inches, " is necessary, to Messrs. Wm. SMITH and SUN, or to On 1. MT RSDAY will admeastire about 250 tons re ter, north countr P Parry '• ' ; • WILLIAM BELL, 20, .Water-street. built, and chiefly of , English and. Africa Oak,' planked with ---___. three inch English Oak below the bend , completely cdopperd fastened, has a half poop and figure head ? and is wel apftner. In rolls fit for 1 • • en *alt. for general purposes. Can he launched in a month. -For Messrs. DENNI ther particulars apply to PARKIN, BROWN, and Co. 2, Hatton-court, Threadneedle-street, London. ... i t; -:, The very superior and fast-sail' Brig GOVERNOR . lA. , • . FINDLAY .Z.)O tons burthe per register, built at A fine new SHIP, built by Messrs. R. Campion and Bateson ..!••(.. • , , ,-....._ Minorca, eopper-fistened an newly coppered last . " 4 .w.. Co., in Whitby, to be launched early in July, of the 21 1 Fruit „ Year ; three y e a rs o ld, an d 8 well a dapted for the `A -, s 's:-; following dimensions : - Length of keel, 86 ft. 4 in. ; Now landing e: ver y tr LIVe ;is well found in stores, a may be sent to sea at a m '''''''' rake, 9 ft. 6in ; breadth, 26 ft 7i . ' depth, 18 ft..51 . n.; Sost, and Co., I ,PPIy ', n g exPenCe.--For inve n t or i es an d f ur th er particulars, length of-deck, 96 ft 11 in; admeasures tons register, cop -0• :"' board,, Queen!s Dock ; or t o A LEX . M AGGEEG o R and - per-fastened, half poop, and full male figu • -head; well adapted ........,....! to BOLD. and RUSSEL, 2, Exchange-alley. for the West or East India trades. -F further particulars apply to PARKIN, BROWN, and Co., On THURSDAY ~,,,, For SALE.-The Brig WIL M SALTHOUSE 2, Hatton-court, Threadneedle-street, London. Bateson .14%. burthen 250 tons per registe built by Messrs. Fisher 3( -'*•-:-!''' in 1824, coppered with 28-o copper on patent felt in July,•lB3l and well supplie with stores.-Apply to The good Ship POSTHUMOUS, 392-tons per regis- N ow landing ----...................._ TAYLOR P9'FTER, and Co. '`'..., ter, Liverpool-b u ilt, cop p er -f as t ene d Mind sheathed with . 3 -i►r,: - wood upon patent felt. This shi sails very fast, and Merchant or , , , , • . ON SALE . Straits Fishery is particularly adapted to the ,enland and Davis' .tAiz *. The very substantial Oak gh . NAILER •A 1, 312 •• • f hi build- On FRIDAY ne register tons As she requires consid cable repairs of her , d upper works, she is well deserving the attention o . s p __ al . jelly dams , copper-fastens she is abundant' •• found ill e ~ in all stores, and . her hull an equipment will be foud ers or ship breakers for dismantling. Now lying in the Ite- beZallent order. -For inventory, &c. applyon board, Queen's fent's Canal, Limehouse.---For inventories and further partial , ~......„..z. toars apply to WM. WOOLCOMBE, DUNCAN GIBS. 4..-- I, Freeman's-court, Cornhill, London. On FRIDAY I , • FOR Sir.. 44 - 5i> .. .,., The . Liverpool-built Ski' SEAFORTH, JOHN ~ - The good Brig CLEOPATRA, Ewart, Landing ex K ' ilu ßEaTs • ComMander; urthen per register 357 ~ .4 4 v, , ,\ , 260 50-9-1 tons per register, built at Whitby in 1817, r • - 21-9,lths tons. -=--A pl - P JO y I-1; GLADSTONE and C 0..- b44 ;* #-T single bottom, Tipper-fastened - to the wales, had ek --' t nsive repairs in 1829 and new to isides, waterway, and plank sheers, of the best materials, and ut out of hand in On T_ti E Eß vi. S. a D r A t, the most substantial manner in - 1831; sails fast, is well . . uoziolvt na! .. , . . . found in stores of every description, and apted to the_North American and Baltic trades, and general purposes ; she has . UNITED STATES just come out of dock, and is ready for immediate employment. For further Lot, " Now lying in the Surrey Canal. and Co. Mere p l box • ,„ & NEW YORK LINE OF PACKET SHIPS. For inventories and further particulars apply to WM WOOLCIVIBE, ' 0 sail on the 7th 17th, and 27th of each Month. 1, Freeman's-court, Cornhill, London. ...................., :' 1 Itn.k. a - ,4 4 .. 4 ' S . fe The fine Brig COMMERCE,,I42 41•1 tons per - .Y‘' ' register; built at Shahlon, in le county of Devon, Sail Sail fm Sail fm 4141:‘-'v in A few Pi ‘Sltip . s from Ports. New ! ..1,66,-.-_, - ,t - i , lBl5, of the very best mater'als, and under . particu- Vr, Captains. ~ rt , London. mouth. York. - lay inspection ; carries a lay cargo, sails fast, Shifts ci i ,•a,, hk.i,q6.,;..,z ........... Ez RA NNE, Sept. 7. Sept. 10. In Port. suit. Junius Chudliegh, Commander. Now lying at Horsely- N.8.-The i NOys oi:s rHE A, ...... C. H. Cmotrms„, 17. „ 20. Aug. 1. down. Inventories may be had, and further particulars known account. Di ti !,Y_ sn ip ............ D. Clianwicx, • „ 27. . „ 30. „ 10. by applying to CHARLES WALTON, ........................ A1(MT,11irriNt............ Oct. 7. Oct. 10. „ 20. CINTi. '' I --' - - - --• G. Mona au l7. .. 20 gn i tt I Eon g„ . m tio , .......... H. L. CHAMPLIN, „ 27. ~ 30. „ 10. . •._. .. AINCIROCIZS - Cald. .1 1.1.4.116 ;i7l IL ROBERTSON,. . ..... W. S. sebor,.... Nov. 7. Nov. 10. „ 20. i 1( ).,,, A.l) .. Gatswol.n .... 17 „ 20. Oct. 1. Eiberpooi ,Stitain Nabiqation. it ~,,,E1tt,„:....• ........ Tnos.Rsirrox.. '„' xt . . „ 30. „ 10. On MONDAY a TaN-Niii,.,, .......... J. KRAANEY,. .. Dec 7. Dec 10. „ 20. - Nine o'clock •"4. - m Es .": .... , ............ F. EL Hatiaan * ,.. , 17. „. 20.,N0v. 1. For WATERFORD. Comniercial 'r ke.se _.‘ ....... R. GRISWOLD, .. , 27. „ 30.1 „ 10. ..'.. 4 .. bhips are all To sail every Friday ; . with liberty to Tow Vessels, 5' f,,,"`„Tca ti b„„ of the first class, a out 500 tons burthen. ' at, t ~.,./ ,„ ....:i ...„i -,..,:„,.,.. ~44- 7 , ~..,„;.,/,„,,,- Pa,. 9f --, <xi tteri - - t, .e S hips are all of the first class, about 50U lonsmrthen, tist C4ll built, of the best materials, coppered and Fopper exeen,ed; and are commanded by men of great abilit.y and e Ir es -t ' exi ce• The capacity and superior equipment of t t hes e ,Ilas.ls, united with their extreme punctuality of depar u i s i e r r ,. h,t4t.ate them the best conveyances for' zissengers and by e Ize from this country to the United States; and thence 4,ll:lYenient, quick, and economical conveyances to British 1' , 41 1 -11ea • The Cabins, which are very capacious, are fitted up ~,,,.agreat splendour, combined witli every convenience and , 40 ‘. , 11 1 rt that passengers can possibly desire. Cabin passage id s , e Y for each adult thirty-five pounds. The Steerages are p n ver L Y roomy; being upwards of seven feet in height. !Itid Int" accommodation of passengers,, these Ships touch out triv ai . ia 'r a! Portsmouth; from whence the outward-bound . do n, 1 asal on the third day after their departure from 1-. N Agettusoatetrhatthepedirection of Messrs. GA BRAT and GIBBON , ° °r o2r terms of freight or passage apply . to , the respective the'"Zander s on board, in the St. Katharine s Docks, o d r at str eet r th and South American Coffee-house, Threadnee le- In. __,:;_enilsaontotiMessrs. GEORGE WILDEs and Co., Merchants, ~,xt3.lBc - reet, or to ta N n 'oti ce , pr 4 °risible for the safety ____ ° Z, h E e L o L , Agent, 24, Birchin-lane, Cornhill, London. wners Agents, or Commanders will not be % LI. hil'.e been narddreddy by th-ele Illert v f any sli ps Package, enles s ar • 'of lading or .other signed for the sa , me. Parcel, b e il e l l I)Y?;._Ddessrs. G. NV. & Co will furnish, on the most reason- Dr,l4rals, Fash credits, Co. every facility r transf!rr . ing % e Y which passengers may (1 •, 1 , ..i. to use in the Lnited 6, P4nada, New Brunswick'. or Nova Scotia. For WATERFORD. To sail every Friday, : with liberty to Tow Vessels, 4 , at and to sail and navigate w' 'IL or without Pilots, The new St m Boat ST. P RICK, ALEXANDER K AY, Commander; Propelled with Two Engines of Eighty-horse power each, made by Messrs. George Forrester and, Co. Also, the well-known Steam-boat GIPSY, E. TootN, 11. N., Commander, To sail every Tuesday, with the same liberties as above-men tioned. St. Patrick (Vice, Clarence Dock. JOHN TOBIN. July, 1833. ".........L ., 'VEST lINTDIES. ..sat 4 A Chartered Vessel.—Entered oit at the Custom i,, Iltiuse and to sail with 11 .., :I' r. • t .1 1 for o w• .._• . . , .("•p<l ( , ... - -r..,_•• Vessel.— A._ and ILLI () CABELLO, with ik , N A 2 1 b-rty to touch at MAD • re the fine fast -sailing Brig I N"?, 202 t ,, ns per register, co red; en ‘ni.}:s 'roar, Com hk, ". Lyin z in the West In Na Export Dock. 1 his vessel 1443,e,,,,kee11ent accommodation for passergers.—For freight or ''' 4 1 1 PlY to the Master on b.ard ; at Lined's; or to JOHN Pill . -d CO. , ondon On THURSDAY next, the 29th instant, a welve o'clock, at Bateson and llorsfalPs Office, Low • Castle-street, 21 Tons of Solid NICARA A. WOOD, Now landing ex Chandos.—Apply to 11 ssrs. C HAS. 1-1011SFALL, SoN, and Co., Merchants, or BATESON and lIORSFALL, Brokers. On THURSDAY next, the 29th instant, a Twelve o'clock, at Bateson and Horsfall's Office, Lo r Castle-street, 30 Tons of St. Domingo STIC, 30 Tons of Ditto OGWOOD, Now landing ex Matilda.—Apply to HENRY RIPLEY, Esq., Merchant, or BATESON and HORSFALL, Brokers. OD FRIDAY next, the 30th instant, at Tw ve o'clock, at Batcson and H orsfall's Office, Low Castle-street, 12 Bales of Manilla EMP, Partially damaged. BATESON and HORSFALL, Brokers. On FRIDAY next, the 30th instant, at welve o'clock, at Ewart, Myers, and Co.'s Office, xchange-alley, 180 Tons LOGW D, Landing ex Kelsick Wood, from Ja ica.—Apply to EWART, MYERS, and Co. Brokers. ;;, e On THURSDAY, the sth September next, welve o'clock, at Ewart, Myers and Co.'s Office, '. hange-alley, 250 Bags Demerara CO CO . EE. For further particulars apply to Messrs. SANDRACH, TINNE, and Co. Merchants, or to E\VART, MYERS, and Co. Brokers. JOHN PIIITE'and Ca 3, Freeman's -court, Cornhill, I cr.xy u , " For DUBLIN AND BELFAST. THE CITY OF DUBLIN !!! STEAM-PACKET COMPANY, !!yam= INCORPORATBD BY ACT OF PARLIAMENT. The above Company sail their Vessels, (with or without Pilots 3 taking Goods and Passengers to the following ports, namely, To DUBLIN. Daily. To BELFAST, the HIBERNIA, on W dnesday Evening at Eight o'clock, from Clarence Dock. • Apply, for Dublin Line, to SAMUEL PE RY, 27 , for Belfast Line; to Water-street. JOHN M'CAMMON. -CITY OF DUBLIN STEAM-PACKET COMPANY. ~,A‘k v, For BORDEAUX, calling at' PLYMOUTH, O s ',, The well-known first-ma • Steam-packet s- , , : "_ _AP,.. , ... j LEEDS, JAMES PEN , Commander, `t - X T -tititkititit" Will sail from the Custo -house Quay, Dublin, for the above Port, on TußsnAv, the I,- th September next, at Seven o'clock in the Evening, calling at PLYSIOI Tii on her voyage both out and home, to laud and receive Passengers. Cabin Fare—Dublin to Bordeaux.. £7 7 0 Plymouth to Ditto... 5 .5 11 The Fares by the Steamers from Liverpool, Belfast, or Cork to Dublin to join the Leeds, trio be allowed in hart payment of the Fare to Bordeaux. For further particulars apply at the Company ' s Office, No. 15 , Eden Quay, Dubli n; John Leckie, Cork; I-lill Charley, Belfast; John Gnomell Glasgow; Richard Morris, Plymouth; Maxwell and Newall, Bordeaux; or to SAMUEL PERRY, 27, Water street. Lireipod, August, 1833. On ,• I I A few Pieces of fine yard-wide IRIS LINENS, Suitable for private use.— ply to J. H. HIND and CO., 29, easte Salthouse Dock. N.B.—The above will be sold under I voioo end.. al + 1 e_Ode an account. Eontlon *alto by auctton. On MONDAY and TUESDAY, the 2d and 3d September next, at Nine o'clock, to commence at Ten precisely, at the London Comniercial Sale-rooms, Mincing-lane, London, 59,000 Raccoon SKINS, 23,000 Fox Ditto, Red and Grey, 1,070 Ditto Ditto, Silver and ross, 800 Ditto Ditto, Whit a d Blue, 1,250 Cat, Lynx Ditto, 1,500 Ditto, Ooinmon Ditto 5,600 Ermine Ditto, 5,200 Squirrel Ditto, 180 Russia Sable Ditto, 33,(X)0 Mink Ditto, 13,000 Martin Ditto, 4,000 Bear Ditto, 2,300 Otter • Ditto, 1,3'20 Wolf " Ditto, 1,620 Musquash Ditto, 5.000 Fitch Ditto, ],260 Angora Goat Ditto, 850 Fisher Ditto, And sundry Furs.—Catalogues to be had of WM. ROW, Sen., SON, and Co. Brokers, 23, Little St. Thomas Apostle. WANTED, in an Iron and Nail Wa.rehoufre immediately, i i 6 Y a Person thoroughly acquainted vvi h/he'Business, and likewise with the locality of Liverpool. T pplication will be attended to but from individuals possessin the above qualifica tions, and who can produce the strongest testimonials of cha racter,-1-Address, A. 8., at the Standard Office. On TUESDAY, September the 10th, at Garrawa 's Coffee House, Cornhill, London, • About 1000 Bales of Australian and an Diemen's Land WOOL, just arrived.—Catalogues in due time, by JOHN MARSH, Broker, King's Arms yard. On SATURDAY, September the lith, at Garraway's Coffee House, Cornhill, London, — About 400 Bags of Australian and., / 1 "an Diemen's Land WOOL, just arrived. 6 Bugs of SWan niveYWOOL. 70 Ditto Tuscany WOOL. 30 Ditto Portugal WOOL. 506 Bags of WOOL. Catalogues and further particulars in due time, by LOUGHNAN and . HUGHES, Brokers, 11, Basiughall-street. On TUESDAY, Soptember the 170), at Garraw• ''s Coffee House, Coruhill, London, About 300 Bales of Australian an 'an Diemen's Land WOOL; 200 ditto Cape, Spanish, an 'ortugal Ditto. Cata logues will Le delivered in due time, by THO'.I•MAS EBSWORTH, Broker, Sambrook-court, Basinshall-street SALE BY AUCTION AT AMSTERDAM G. Blancke, A. J. Broes, Jvan Raven, J. C. de Gigcelaar, J. Kok, J. Swart, Abraham Zn. H. J. Weyland, C. H. A. Rappard, P. S. A. Sundorff, A. B. Van der Vies, and G. Koster, Sworn Brokers, intend to put up for Sale, to the highest bidder, it y On I MONDAY, the 23d .December next, Amsterdam, pre cisely, at Eleven. o'clock in the Fo e oon, in• the Tavern called the Oude Zyds Heeren- Loge it, in the presence of Messrs. W. Van Homrigh and J. Co melin, Notaries, rllE following flourishing, well-conditioned, and excellent ri JL COFFEE and COTTON ESTATES, situated in the Colony of Surinam,-namely,.. . Lot I. The COFFEE ESTATE called Leliendaal, situated on the right bank in ascending the River Conunewyn, between the Estates Ellen and VisserszoTg, with the piece of Land ad joining,. called La Sangsne, situated i n the lloer Helena Creek, -- on the left bank, in ascending, betwixt the abandoned grounds Tuluenburg and Paticntie, all in one lot. 2. The COFFEE ESTATE called Vlugt and Trouw, on the river above Cottica, on the right hand in ascending, be tween the Estates Arnhem and Le Coutentement. _ 3. The COTTON ESTATE called Fackertshoop, situated in the Canal Tapoeripa, between the Estates Breda and the abandoned Estatelwvh. 1. The COTTON ESTATE called Crommelins Gift, situ ated in the Canal of Tapoeripa, in ascending, between the Estates Breda and Gronengen, each with their Grounds, Cul tivations, Buildings, Slaves, Cattle, Utensils, Materials, Fur nitUre, &c. as will be further described by the inventories and sale conditions; to be had in Amsterdam at the Office of Messrs. HOMEIGH and COMMECIN, Notaries, on the Keizers gragt, hetween the llarten and Wolvenstraten; in London of' Messrs. MoENs and DAUNCEY, 117, Bishopsgate-street Within; in the Colody of. Surinam of Messrs. A. VAN MEERTEN, L. THYM, JAN DE JAGERLY, and C. H. MAIIQUARD, where fur ther information may be had. tTo in MO LET, for Six Months, a well-furnished COTTAGE, situated on the North Shore, Bootle, co wining two good Parlours, Kitchens, &c., on the first floor, Bedrooms, besides Nttics, Cellars, &c., with Coach-house, tableS, and a small Gavien attached.---For further particulars apply to the Printer. PARTNER WANTED. WANTED, a PARTNER, who can ommand £5,000, and who may take au active, o tiring part, as he may prefer. Ihe Business is that of Agency and Commission, with an established and very improvable line of connections. Address,_ with real name or reference (and if by letter, post paid), to X. L., Standard-office, Liverpool. ANTED, a SITUATION as Traveller, Clerk, or Ware houseman, in the Drug, Drysaltery, 0' and Colour, or Grocery Trade, by a person who has Jutted travelled through most of the north of England: can giv deniable reference as to chara c ter. an d s ecurity if required. The • AdvertiSer would have no objection to go to the East or West Indies, as Agent, &e., provided the remuneration was commensurate with the undertaking. Apply (if by letter, post paid) to M. B. L., Standard-office. A GENTLMAN in highly respectable Medical Practice Ilk_ is in want ' of a well-educatjdYoutlfavdn APPRENTICE;, he will be tr ea t e d a ' s o n e o f th e fainily,4Vor particulars apply to RICHARD WARREN, Druggist, Pool-lane. EXTRA ACCOMMODATION, and UNPR DENTED LOW FARES, by the "BANG-UP," ERPOOL and CHELTENHAM DAY COACH. Inside, 'EI 18s.—Outsi e, 18s. TN compliance with the numerous and repeated applications for a conveyance npon the above line of road, on Sundays the Proprietors of the BANG-UP Coach beg most respectfully to inform the Public, that in future it will be despatched every Morning, at a quarter-past Six o'clock, from the White Horse, Angel, and Saracen's Head Inn Coach Offices, Dale-street. Route.—Prescot, Knutsford, Newcastle, Wolverhampton, Dudley; Stourbridge, Kidderminster, Worcester, Tewks bury, to the York Hotel, Cheltenham, where it arrives at half past Seven o'clock in the• Evening. BR ETHERTON, EVANS, REEVES 'roictors. GODFREY and Co., • * * * - Observe, the "BANG-up" is the only Cot. h on the above routs to Sundays. , . . " We have to notice these excellent productions, as clear guides to the higher branches of science. They do infinity credit to Mr. Young; and no works of the same class can be ore ti: to be put into the hands of students."--Literary Ga its, May 28, - 1831. - VII. 14.:LEMENTS OF THE DIFFERENTIAL CAL CULUS; comprehending the General Theory of Curve Sur faces and of Curves of Double CurVature. Bs. in cloth. The work is divided into three sections, and each section is subdivided into chapters of a moderate length. The first section treats of the differentiation of functions in general; the second contains the application of the differential calculus to the theory of plane curves ; and the third unfolds the gene ral theory of curve surfaces and of curves of double curvature. In the first the author introduces the most valuable theorems and formulw of the celebrated analysts, Euler, Lagrange, De moivre, and Cotes. In the second, he have given a correct ex planation of what the French have termed consecutive curves. The third contains the most beautiful theorems of Euler, Monge, and Dupin, relative, . to the curvature of surfaces in general, together with a chapter on twisted surfaces, a subject hitherto confined to foreign writers. The whole forms a more simple, consistent, and comprehensive view of the differential calculuS, and its various applications, than any hitherto pub lished. " But the work does not merit attention merely on account of arrangement, and the judicious selection which it contains frdiu the writings of others. It has also claims to originality. What the author has adopted from' other writers, he has ren dered much more simple. The chapter on maxima and minima presents considerable improvements in various parts of the in vestigation. In surveying the cases in which Taylor's theorem fails, Mr. Young has shown that it does not fail where the coelEcients become imaginary, as is asserted by Lacroix and his folloWers, but that these failing cases are always indi cated by the co-efficients becoming infinite. In one of the pro• blenis on this subject he has detected a false solution by La grange, which has been transcribed by Gamier' and severa others, merely on the faith of a great name. * * * " The whole Elements of the Differential Calculus, com preliending alt that is most valuable in the large works of the most celebrated Analysts are contained in a duodecimo volume, beautifully printed on a tine paper and neatly bound in cloth. It aupears to be in every respect well fitted for a Class Book, and - eau scarcely fail to be very generally adopted."—Presby terian Review, Sept. 1831. " There are no affected changes of method : there •is no parade of original plan or of novelty of principle; and yet there is much original matter, much original reasoning, and, what is of more value than all questions about originality in au elementary treatise, there is a perspicuity, a unity of me thod prevailing in all its parts, that renders it more than any book we have seen peculiary adapted to instruction. It is not, however, as an elegant and perspicuous develope ment of the first principles of the Calculus, merely, that we have win - fired, and therefore recommended Mr. Young's lithe work; we have alio found much to commend in it of a more profound character; much that we look for iu vain in larger works, and indeed in all English books. ' "The paralogisms of some other writers, distinguished ones too, are pointed out in the preface, and in the body of the work; and many steps which have hitherto been deemed unquestionable have been shown by Mr. Young to be altogether fallacious. We wonder, indeed, when we see them pointed out, why they did not occur to ourselves nor to anybody else till now ; and we look upon the aptitude displayed in these detections to be highly characteristic of a mind which looks with a laudable anxiety to the purity of the fundarnentat pinicipies of scieuce."—l'hiioso phical,bagazine, October, leGi. VIII. ELEMENTS OF THE INTEGRAL CALCULUS; with its applications to Geornetiy, and to the Summation of In finite Series, &c.. 9s. in cloth. " The voiume before us forms the third of an Analytical Course, which commences with the 'ELEMENTS OF AN A L Y . FICAL • GEOMETRY.' More eiegant 'Text-books do pot exist in the English Language, and we trust they will speedily be adopted in our Mathematical Seminaries. The existence of such auxi liaries will, of itself, we hope, prove au inducement to the culti vation of Analytical Science; for, to the want of such Elemen tary Works, the indifference hitherto manifested in this country on 'the subject is, we apprehend, chiefly to be ascribed. Mr. Young has brought the science within the reach of every intelli gent student, and, in so doing, has contributed to the advance ment of Mathematical Learnaig in Great Britaiu."—Presiry terian Review, January, 1832. " We remember the time when such a work as this would have been invaluable, and we do not think that any late publi cation has superseded the necessity of it."—Spectatar, Septem ber, 21, 1831. 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