The Liverpool Standard and General Commercial Advertiser. — Liverpool, Merseyside, England, 1833-12-27 00:00:00

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The conveyance of letters to foreign countries at fixed periods, r ie : c ' Once exclusively un d er the direction of Government and the post-office, has, for scone time past,-as far as regards the cora- --- kiinnication with the Northern Continent, of America-been superseded by the enterprise of the merchants of the United , States, ably seconded by those of this port; and similar arrange- Doc merits have been made by the latter for other portions of the Western world, and for the South of Europe. : • Lines of Packet Ships, of th e highest class for equipment and ,•,,. • •,• . -. . , • powers of sailing, have been established between Liverpool and the undermentioned places. They are.espeeially calculated for ` the rapid conveyance of correspondence and,nterchasiaise, - 7 II arranged for passengers ip a stile of i sitsperior elegance and.con- venience,-sail with a punctuality exceeding that of the Packets of the Post-office,-and wills a frequency which that establish- cone meint has never even attempted. - acca ' these vessels are d es p a t c hed f rom h ence a s follows :- .. ~ Doc For Naw Yoaik.-On the Ist, Bth, 16th, and 24th of every -, tnen:h t. 1 . •- •'% : Ac - V-;;-.4-4:ar,•-- - 2 11_ :cc-ire . ..14-Z arratura.-.47nu 4 . between the two'Gnveerrnients letters are .forwarded by re gular Mails to and from Canada. -Those going' from this tern country to Canada not being chargeable with inland postage in the United. States, after their arrival at New York. ' ..., PHILADELPHIA.-On the Bth and 20th of each month.' BOSTON.—Usually on the sth and 20th of each month.' ' OTHER PORTS OP THE UNITED STATES.—Not on fixed days, as in the above cases, but'very frequently. From New York ' and some of the Eastern ports there are rasp established Lines or p of sailing and Steam Packets to the various Southern ports ' "of the Uninn, as well as to Jamaica, the Havana, and other - parts of the Gulf of MexiCO. MONTREAL.—On the 24th of -each month during the open • - season: I - 4vatv4.-On the.sth of kaoh mouth. • • - Itro- JarvErao.-On the Ist, 10th, and 20th of each month. • GENOA AND trkOncrwi.-On the Ist and 16th of 'each month. Llsaorr.-On the Istand 16th of each month. mod. Opoaro.:-Every.three weeks- ~ - • ' NAPLES AND SICILy.--:Eyery three weeks. . SMYRNA AND CONSTANTINOPLE.—Every three weeks. • To the BRITISH WEST INDIES, the foreign settlements of the .. • GULF OF MEXICO, the other portions of SOUTH AMERICA, fieig the' EAST INDIES; NEW SOUTH WALES, and the Islands and countries of the EasTning SEAS, vessels are sailing through- , out the year, if not on fixed days, at least, with a frequency . and punctuality unknown to any other port in the British Dominions. This arrangement has been exclusively made forthe Lines of . Packets which sail punctually at the appointed periods, The • . order of sailing in ea c h line is accurately laid down in the 'sub- A joined tables; the first ship under each head being the next in rotation to sail. . . P. D..signifies Prince's Dock; G. D., George's :S. D., Salt . house; Q. D., Queen's; K. D., King's; C. D., Canning; Cl. D. . Clarence;, and B. D., Brunswick Dock. BOSTON. ' .. Sail - . 'loading. app-, ~Ships.. Captains.- Tons. ' Merchants . Where -, • L'ilq,3l,'l EN .---.-- 1834 Jan. s,Trenton Humans 500' Maury, _Latljam St_Co. - Fa. 2glPTywmeo"uth Crock e r . gol LiV g liortlrrsrasel, iA First class ~ 20 Vessel C. Humberstone & Co. .... ' . HAVANA. — Sail Where /OP from Ships. Captains. Tons. Brokers. Loading. L'pool. ...... 1834 Jan. 3 Courier Campbell .235 C. Abercrombie C. D. ?.-!-:' . per-f RIO JANEIRO. accot Kind Sail , Where from Ships. Captains. Tons. Brokers. Loading. To L'po o l. B a r q ---- -- ------ - 1834 • lar ti Jan. IJ. Stamp .1. Young 400 W. and J. Tyrer P.D. First class • ~ 10 Vessel i Ashley Brothers 1 ..4 RIO JANEIRO. (Second Line.) Sail f'r'om Ships. Captains. Tons, Brokers. Where Loading. 1834 • • Jan. 1 Clifton WBushby 314 Coteaworth and Q. D. 1 6 Abeona W Garbutt 214 Smith Ditto - , IG. D. . Sail Where L f , r p ° o ln oL . §hips. Captain s. Tons. Owners or Brokers Loadittf-c• 1434 Jan. 1 A ,it i r , aley Rolstone 16r, John Bibby & Co. .1 GENOA AND LEGHORN. Sail from Ships. Captains. Tons. Owners orlirokers Where 12 pool. Loading. 1 834 James R. ..Tan.. 1 and Jane, Williams, 129 John Bibby S.: Cu. NAPLES AND SICILY. Sail from Ship*. Captains. Tons Brokers. Where Upool. Loading. 1831 Lady—of Jan. 8. the Lake.! R. Banks.! 122 Jas. Moss & Co. 'S.D. , --- .7" . - r.--e%fr' -- r-c---t /---‘ ---- I' l-r ..-.,_-_---_ ________ e.....0e.„,2.0 .- ) ~...---, ~'" • / - _ ie___.._. _ . ~.........7 . ..: 417 1 6 ,6.' - i''.--_,....e......,_____J.- it‘ . , . ..;..: , _ , / 4' i" ' ' . 34 .--' . r P . ' +4 , ~ .......s , 4N I) (A Yor 111. No. 115. _ . _ .... .. •..._._____. . • EAST INDIES. Iff i e iapiteNr* _ . -------- . For BOMBAY and CHINA, a fine new SHIP, TRADE 4 '' n , 440 tons register, to be launched immediately at OF LIVERPOOL. ..4k, Greenock, and to sail positively from thence on or —, - - ---- before the 31st of January next. PACKET SHIPS. For particulars regarding Goods to he coosigned to the slyer . cargo, or for the purchase and shipmentpt Tea, or other Chinese The. conveyance of letters to foreign eountries at fixed periods, produce, apply to Messrs. F isrIAY, G I- i l a o s n6 ow so . is 0 , r attl er C e o t . (; London; Messrs. JAMES .1.• PILAY an d C o ., Once exeltitiVely under the direction of Government and the JOHN GiAtiSTONE and Co. 't os -office, has, for scone tint past,-as far as regards the com- IPSEY.- To sail on the,3lst December . knianication with th e N ort h ern Continent, of America-been 4. . N. 7' 7 , FToorsced t he G BOMBAY, the new Ship MONA, PHILIP GILL, superseded by the enterprise of the merchants of the United 47,,r,,ae Commander; 400 tons burthen.-For freight or pas -• - - sage apply to Captain Gird., on Mord, in the Prince's States, ably seconded by those of this port; and similar arrange- Dock , to Messrs. BOLD and Russat, Brokers,- or to meats have been m a d e b y t h e latter for other portions of the . JOHN TOBIN. 1 Western world, and for the South of Europe. For BOMBAY, the fine Ship RASGER, Captain 4 •:., THOS. SMITH, burthen 512 tons.- T .Foy freight or pas- Lines , of Pac k et Ships, of th e hi g h est c l ass f or equ i pment and ri sage apply to the master on board, in the Prince's powers of sailing, have been established between Liverpool and -'-''..---' Dock; or to - th . e undermentioned places, Th ey are e CHARLES HORSFALL and SON. specially calculated for the rapid conveyance of, correspondence and, . inerchaidise,- Warranted the First Vessel, ace to sail about the 10th January. For BATAVIA and SINCAPORE. the fine Enalisb arranged for passengers ip a stile of superior elegance and. con- Ace` built ,Qh: MADRAS, Captain ...7ulp venience,--sail with a punctualityexceeding that of the Packets ~1111,r A 1,300 tons per register, newly coppered and copper - fastened, sails well, and in every respect a first-rate of the Post-office,-and wills a frequencY which that establish- conveyance.-For terms of freight or passage, having superior mint has never even attempted. -• accommodations and two cabins, apply on board,-in George's Dock; to Mr. CLINT, or to W. and J. TYRER. these vessels are despatched from hence as follows :- . -- • - sr 1 For Nsw Yoitik.-On the Ist, Bth, 16th, and 24th of every ''---, For BOMBAY, the fast Ship ALIQUIS. Al. mcnlb t l" -. " - f :3 -.-:-4 , :,...7-4a , •-- ---nl. :cOrro ,- al urram....nti , ... :'-''''' MAcFf., COlMlThautic , 3 -671- register tons, wilt .. i••'''7 have early despatch; her poolkatbins are am • ple and between the two GoreSirtnents letters are forwarded , by re- - al- - • - 'well aired, where pa ssengers will - have comfort.-For gulag Mails to and from C ana d a . Those- going- from this terraii.apply on board, Queen's Dock, or to country to Canada not being chargeable with inland postage - DUNCAN GIBB. in the United. States, after their arrival at New York. -ar-- . PHILADSLPHIA.-On the Bth and 20th of each month. , _ WEST INDIES. -- . BOSTON.-Usually on the sth and 20th of each month. • , First Vessel.-For KINGSTON, JAMAICA, Direct, OTHER PORTS OF THE Usirruii SraTEs.-Not on fixed days, ! .,,, , f,4a „, the regular-trading Brig . ANFIELD, JOHN NEW as LANDS, la r ste te r. rm Loading at the west side- Prince's as in the above cases, but very frequently. From New York s of freight, which are moderate, 1 and some of the Eastern ports there are rase established Lines or passage apply to the Master, en board, or to 1 of sailing and Steam Packets to the various Southern ports JOHN HALL and Co., 3, Tithebarn-street. "of the Unian, as well as to Jamaica, the Havana, and other - Pirts of the Gulf of MexieO. . . iv TO sail on the Bth January,-For ANTIGUA, the 1 4.11:‘, Ship PH(ENIX, JOHN IIXfrtey, Master.-For MONTREAL.-On the 24th of -each month during the open •. 11`k . .4.J freight or passage apply to ,•.• season. , - , E.*. and F. SHAND. HAVANA.- - 0n the.sth of .each . month. .• • - . To sail the 13th January.-For DEMERARA, the Rm. JatsErao.-,On the Ist, 10th, and 20th of each month. Al Ship INDIAN CHIEF, J. H. WILLIAMS, Common , ,34*GENOA AND LikollaßN.-On the let and 16th of each ' month. v : 1 ,.,a, der; burthen per• register 416 'tons.-For freight or LISBON.-On the Istand 16th of each month. - - - passage, her cabins being mos t com f or t a bl e an d . com- Oeoaro :-Every.three weeks.. • - - modious, apply to JOHN GLADSTONE an d C o . .• NAPLES AND SICII,Y.--:Eyery three weeks. • ..,, k - To sail in all Ja nuary .-F or MADEIRA , MON, SMYRNA AND CON S TANTINOPLE.-Every three weeks. ‘,,Zaa,, TEGO BAY, and LUCEA, an d w ill d e li ver G oo d s To the - BRITISH W EST rIVDIESI the foreign settlements of the .17itires; at the adjacent Ports, the superior:British-built Barque GULF OF 1,14;,-ighi„Bzc. -- ._IO, JOHN BARNES, M as t er; b ar th en 252 t ons .-F or . .111Exico the *Other portions of SOUTH AMERICA, apply to R. W. APPLETON, Tyrer-street. theEAST INDIES; NEW SOUTH WALES, and the Islands and • countries of the Easraing SEAS, vessels are sailing through- • - - For NEVIS and ST. KITTS, and will call at out the year, if not on fixed days, at least with a frequency ANTIGUA should sufficient Freight offer, the Brig ...2t .., 47,"., 2sCOthLiLtistalNnl I. o S . ; 2'2 , 6 tons r per register; to sail on the and punctuality unknown to any other port in the British t apply' to Dominions. - MURRAY, SYME, and Co. This arrangement has been exclusively made forthe Lines of -th i e nte S u l d iP d Packets which sail punctually at -the appointed periods. - _ The . . 7:7 * : o l' : 61 13 t A L RB e l i r s Va S ste HIGG O INg% order of sailing in each line is accurately laid down in the 'sub- ~-..,-;;'.:• of January.-Fo'r freight or passage, t° ap s p a ly to - . . BARTON, IRLAM, and HIGGINSON. joined tables; the first ship under each head being the next in . . . rotation to sail. . • AL For DEMERARA, the Ship MARY, JAMES NEL- P. D..SigaifieS Prince's Dock; G. D., George's :S. D., Salt- A;Zr. SON, Master; intended to sail on the 11th January.- 4,,.,, : .":: . ; For freight or passage apply to _ January.- house; -Q. D Queen's; K. D., King's; C. D., Canning; Cl. D. • . Y 9 JOHN BOLTON. Clarence ;• and B. D., Brunswick Dock. • T.-a-- First vessel.-For HAVANA, the well-kn o wn regu . .. BOSTON. -' - lar trader COUNTESS of LONSDALE, D ANIEL ... ':- . rlr; GROOME, Master • . Al, coppered and copper-fastened, Bail • . , • ' Where •- • - bur then per regis t er 260 tons.-Fer freight or passage apply to Captain GROOAIE, on board, King's Dock; to Messrs. from ~S hip s . . Captains.- Tons. ' Merchants . I, :m di w , L'ilos,j.6. "1. ENNANTS, MooRE , and Co.,- or to • ....—.,J. NELSON WOOD and Co. 1834 Jan. s.Trenton Humana 500" Maury, Latham & Co. - 20 Lowell Crocker 500 T. &J. D. Thornely. II ill sail immediately. -For BARBADOS, -th e Feb. s'Plymouth Alterman. 500 Baring Brothers & Co. I A Liverpool-built Barque GRATITUDE, A,,NDREW. First class .. :WHYTE, Master; lying on the East - Side Queen's 20 Vessel C. Humberstone & Co. Dock.-For freighter passage,epply to - II 'YES, LIT HERLAND, and Co. • HAVANA. Wolstenholme-square. _ Sail Where -V D from Ships. Captains. Tons. Brokers. Loading. SOUTH AMERICA. L'pool. , ---- lB3-1 — Warranted first Vessel.-To sail immediately.-For Jan. 3 Courier Campbell 235 C. Abercrombie C. D. ':',.. BUENOS AYRES Direct,' the remarkably fine new iitai.`r Brig WILTON WOOD, Tnoms„,a'SrocknatE,'Mae - - ter; Al, now on her first voyage, coppered and cop . per-fastened, and expected to be a very fast-sailing vessel; her RIO JANEIRO. accommodations for passengers are superior; lying west, gi . , !, - King's Dock.-For freight or passage apply_to .r. Sail i .ASHLEY - Pit onlEns. from Ships. Captains. Tons. Brokers. Za h ct r .:g. To succeed the above, the Well-ktioni A 1 Liverpool-built L'pool. Barque MARY WORRALL, DAMaster; . VID SMITH, a 'eau __________. .- 1834 • lar trader. Jan. IJ. Stamp J. Young 400 W. and J. Tyrer P.D. -...... First class „ 10 Vessel Ashley Brothers . - Warranted first Vessel. i . ' For BUENOS AYRES Direct, and will deliver . ~,...,:*a the whole of her cargo in the Inner Roads, the fast , , - .D.lfie'a sailing coppered and copper-fastened Brig PORCIA, - of Yarmouth, EDWARD MARTIN, Commander; bur- RIO JANEIRO. (Second Line.) then per' register 167 tons, AI at Lloyd's ; the .greater part of -,..„ Sail - her cargo being engaged, she will have immediate despatch; rypool. om Ships. Captains. Tons. Brokers. Where she has superior accommodations; lying in ,King's Dock.- i- Loading. For freight or,passage apply to Mr. DANIEL CAMPBELL, or COTESWORTH and SMITH. ---......_. _ K U • • ~. J an. 1 Clifton WBushby 314 ' ' Coteiworth and Q. D. Smith MEDITEURADI.EAN. , 16 Abeona W Garbutt 214 Ditto IG. D. • "".......................„..,.-..____.. - 1 For NAPLES and MESSINA, the SIX SISTERS, _,•.,.. D. CAMPBELL, Master; A 1, 122 tons register, and •i• ista having nearly the whole of her cargo now_going on 1. - . 1 ", - ,413 "N • . -- r- - board, will be despatched •in a few days.-For terms Sail of freight apply to- JOHN BIBBY and Co. LShips L'p ao L , - Captains. Tons. Owners or Brokers Where Loaditi:4. For VENICE ,and ThIESTE, and - will forward laa „... - - R. PITT, Mas - -------.. a Jie. I A- , .5 7 r‘t ter- A 1, 158 tons register, is coppered and copper anl'aley Rolstone 16 , 1 John Bibby & Co. .."" r - fastened, and having a great part of her cargo engaged, '1 =ye early despatch.-For terms - of freight apply to JOHN BIBBY and Co. .•- - ='---- 1 ----_____________ ______— ______, en *alt. - - QPISRT4!). Mail I' ---- H ---- ! — "" .. • The new Ship ALEXANDER, 481 register tons; L f , r ,ln t l l. Ilips, Captains. Tons. Brokers. • Where t...-...2___'Loading. 4, 4 , 7t H• dimensions-length, 121 feet, breadth, -30 3-12 feet, •ntitt - depth of hold, 21 4-12 feet. Ellen -- -- -- -- The Ship MILO, (one year 01d;) , 462 register tons; I German Blundell. 176 Geo. Hightield.- dimensions-length, 118 feet, breadth, 30 feet, depth of hold, .... The new Ship ALEXANDER, 481 register tons; dimensions—length, 121 feet, breadth, .30 3-12 feet, 3trik depth of hold, 21 4-12 feet. -- -- The Ship MILO, (one year olk)-462 register tons; dimensions---length, 118 feet, breadth, 30 feet, depth of hold, 21 feel. Both vessels are copper-fastened, and have been built and equipped with very great care.—For particulars app li.B on board, Queen's-Dock, or to DUN CAN GI Tlift Brig MERSEY, burthen 219 tons, Liverpool -1/Pilt, and being well found in sails, &c., may be sent ..V4'ti % - i't to Oa at a trifling expense.—For particulars apply on boqd, Salthouse'Dock, or to BATESON and HORSFALL, Brokers. The new Brigantine ALAMODE, 'built at. Poole, 60, \ m in the . present year, of the best materials *lid work .7A anslnp, copper-fastened, is a handsome model, carries a large cargo for her tonnage, ands rery fast; now lying in the Rueen's'Dock. Length 76 feelichee; breadth 21 feet 51- iffebes; depth 13 feet 11 inches and admeasures 15665-94 tons:—For inventories applv to THOS. and WM. EARLE and Co. Eiberpool *team .Nabigation, For WATERFORD. To sail every Friday,. with liberty to Tow Vessels. reit and to sail and nav i gate with or without Pilots, • The new Steam Boat ST. P A TiAl C IC, ALEXANDER KE/ff, Commander.; 4 ' ropelled with Two Engines of Eighty-horse power each kcie by Messrs. George Forrester and. Co. Also, the well-known Steam-boat GIPSY, E. Toßtx, R. N., Commander, To sail every Tuesd a y, with the same liberties as above-men time sail St. l'Qtrick Office, act; ence Dock. July, Isal JOHN TOBIN. Eibrrpool UNITED STATES. regul ft r Trader.—For SAVANNAH, the well known Bri g ROBERT BURN - S F -jot -1N MESSENGER, Master: . bti rt h e per register,ooo tons, coppered and copper-tasteli t d . n _For freight or passage apply to "r- nomns CaowoEn, Merchant, or to J. NELSON WOOD and CO. Will b e succeeded by the PERCEVAL, Capt. M. FORREST. (One concern.) For NEW ORLEANS, the A 1 American Ship svi ATLANTIC, JOHN PAILEY, Maeter ; coirpered and ..ia co Pper-fastened, and will be despatchoer immediately, with whatever freight m a y o ff e r Apply to the Mas an', King's D oc k, or to WitLIAM 'SMITH and SON, LO:"..IDOT LINE OP PACKETS, FOB.- ILIO JANEIRO, Extra. 11,00 7-147 " t; To sail : vn the 10th January, no c r e.as .be re ceived after the 9th, and none witbaut an order from the Broker, the .firko . rig ALEXANDER, W. PENNY, Com mander; Al,,enpisered, burthen 140 tone.--For freight or pas, sag e apply to . G. MKRZETTI, 9, Cooper'a-row l Crut6ed-friars, London. • Without reserve, by °vier of the Mortgagee. On FRIDAY, the 3d J anuary next, at Half-past Two .allO., o'clock, at Lloyd's Coffee-house, Cornhill, London, the fine Brig MAIL, A 1, 281 tons per register, built at Quebec, in 1829, and coppered with stout copper in 1832, is a remarkably handsome and well-finfited Vessel, with neat bust head, and carved stern, very superior accommodations for passengers, and the 'twixt decks is also fitted for a Colonial voyage. She is extremely well found in stores, and ready for any immediate service ; now lying in the St: Katharine's. Docks.—For inventories and further particulars apply to Messrs. Bolin &DAME, SONS, and'RAVENHILL, 31, Fenchurch street; WILLIAM WOOLCOMBE,. I, Freeman's -court, Cornhill, London; or•to HASKAYNE and WALSH, Brokers, Saithouse Dock - LIVERPOOL DOCKS. TO MARIN'ERS. NVANTED, a MASTER for the FLOATING-LIGHT VESSEL, stationed at the entrance to.the Port of Li verpool. He 'will be required to be on boaid each alternate month. ..The: Salary £l2O per anuum, Itesldes provisions. lie must have been ten years at Sea as a Mater or Chief Officer, and not exceed 40 years of age. Further particulars may be had by application to the Dock Secretary. . Applications for this Situation, with requisite testimonials, to be addressed to the Chairman of the Dock Committee, and left at this Office ou or before Monday, the 6th day. of January next, and the applicants must attend on Tuesday, the 7th, at twelve o'clock. WILLIAM FOSTER, Secretary. Dock-office, Liverpool, De,e.2ltli, 1833. tontion *team 24Tabigation. THE GENERAL STEAM NAVIGATION, COMPANY ;,Establisitcd. by Act orParliament. THE GENERAL STEAM 'NAVIGATION f. o 311 ) ;' , 4 PACKETS • LEAVE LONDON For HAMBURG (with his Majesty's Mails) every Saturday morning early. For ROTTERDAM (with his Majesty's Mails) every Wed nesday and Saturday morning, at seven o'clock precisely. For OSTEND every Saturday morning. For CALAIS every unday morning only. For RAMSGATE every Saturday (from St. Katharine's Wharf).atcEight o'clock. For freight, apply at J. NORMAN'S, 1, Water-lane, Tower street; and for berths at this Office.—lnformation may also be had at No. 56, Haymarket. N.B.—Passengers going to Hamburg are requested to be on board early on Tuesday and Friday evenings. Powerful Steam Packets for Towing and Excursions. CHAS BESSELL, Secretary. General Steam Navigation Company's Office, 69, Lombard-street, London. • , NEXT WEEK &c. For account of the Underwriters. On MONDAY next, the3oth instant, at Twelve o'clock, at Jones, Mann, and Foster's Office Dale-street, 200 bags Damaged SUGAR, Ex Margaret, from Mauritius.—Apply to Mr. JAMES AIKIN, or JONES, MANN, and FOSTER, Brokers. Bankrupt's Effects.—By order of the Assignees. On TUESDAY, the 7th January next, at Twelve o'clock, at Batesou and Horsfall's Office, Lowe' Castle-street, 300 Tons fine Export Blue SLATES, Consisting of large and small Ladies, Countesses, Duchesses, Queens, and Imperials. BATESON and HORSFALL, Brokers. RETAIL WINE AND SPIRIT VAULTS. By Messrs. THOMAS WINSTANLEY and SONS, On Wkorsusnay next, Ist- of January, at Twelve o'clock precisely; on the Premises, Park-lane, corner of Dickin son-street, • LICENSE and GOOD WILL of the above well -1: accustomed and long-established' WHOLESALE and RETAIL SPIRIT VAULTS, of whfch immediate possession may be had. The Premises are well situated for Business, and are fitted-up with excellent Counters, 4 Spirit Fountain, Store Casks, Measures, and every requisite for carrying on 411 exten sive trade. Further particulars may be had by applying on the Premises, -;. and Claulth-5.),11.et. On Tuve:WA v next, the 2d day of January, at the Clarendon rooms, Liverpool, at Onh o'clock in the afternoon, subject to conditions (unless in the meantime disposed of by Private, Contract), of which due notice will be given, ririHE LIFE INTEREST of a GEN'TLEMAN, aged '23 JL years, in the One-seveuth Part of the Interest and Pro ceeds of a Sum of £6,000, producing £235 per annum et 4i. per' cent. interest, with the contingency of his interest therein being increased by survivorship of the other For further - particulars apply at the offieo of Mr. TAYLOR, Solicitor, Union-buildings, North Johh-street, Liverpool. lionbon ~liippinq. SOUTH AMERICA A. ND GEN - 1-qt AIL C ' ',IIIEMERCIA_L ADVERTISER. PUBLISHED EVERY TUESDAY AND FRIDAY MORNING. HEARTS RESOLVED, AND HANDS PREPARED, THE BLESSINGS THEY ENJOY TO GUARD !—SmoLLETT. FRIDAY, DECEMBER 27, 1833. ,e®r giatt. I v-- The fine new Brig EGFRID, 258 tons, „ built under the inspeCtion of the present owner, at Sunderland, and 21 4 .V't launched last October; she is a very strong, well-built, - --• handsome vessel, and will carry a large 'cargo ; copper fastened, and her stores of tile very best quality : Icing in the Regent Canal Dock. tor inventories and further particulars inquire of CHARLES WALTON, Newman's-court, 73, Cornhill, Loudon. FOR SALE BY PRIVATE CONTRACT, — a new Ship (temporarily.named the STAG), of 32.3 ' nr - tons register, built at Stockton, of the very best ma -. -- - - terials ;- has a scroll head and . poop, and will hear the most minute inspection; now lying in the London Docks, Wapping Basin.—lnventories may be had onboard, and further particulars known by applying to MARSHALL, HUTCHISON and Co., New City Chambers, hishopsgate-street, Lontla. Lfbtrpoot gii.aleo by auction. THIS DAY. Tits DAY (Friday) the 27th instant, at Twelve o'clock, at - Jones, Mann, and Foster's Office Pale-street, 8 Casks Red ARGOLB I , 2 Casks CREAM OF 'TARTAR, Ex Porcia; frOm Leghorn.—Appli to JONES, MA - Ng, and.POSTER, Brokers. THIS DAY (Friday) the 27th instant, at Twelve o'clock, at the Public Sale-room, Eachanv-buildings, 2,500 Bales Sutat CO fTON, Ex. Aliquis, from Bombay.—ApplrAo DUNCAN ( 1 : rtr Ntowe.. Tilts DAY'(Triday) the 27th instant, at Twelve o'clock, at Roscow and Rigg's Office, Water-street, 430 Doz. CRINCHILLI SKINS, just arrived ex Abeonit, from Buenos Ayres.—Apply to Messrs. WADDINGTON, HOLT, and Co,,M'ercliatirs or to ROSCOW and RIGG, Brokers. THIS DAY (Friday) the 27th instant, at Twelve o'clock, at Molyneux, Taylor, and Co.'s Office, Chapel-street, 1 case MUSK, 480 Bags RICE, 306 do. PEPPER, 205 do. GINGER, 38 Chests fine BEES' WAX, 11 do. GUM ARABIC, 6 do. CARDAMONS, Ex John Stamp, from Bombay; also • 9 Chests CASTOR OIL, Per Allerton, from Calcutta.—Apply to Messrs. JOHN BIBBY and Co. Merchants, or to MOLYNEUX, TAYLOR, and Co., Broker. THIS DAY, (Friday,) the 27th instant, at Two o'clock, at Robert Watkins and Co's Office, 3, Rumford-street, The very fast-sailing Barque NAVARINO, of Bristol. Having just discharged her cargo from Honduras ;, burihen ' per register, 332 tons, coppeied and copper - fastened, lying in the Queen's Dock. ROI3ERT WATKINS and Co., Brokers. IMPORTANT TO PRINTERS. lIALF THE SIZE OF THE COLUMBIAN PRESS, DOUBLE ITS SPEED AND MORE THAN DOUBLE ITS POWER, WITH ONLY ONE MAN TO WORK - IT!. ITCHEN'S PATENT SELF-INKING PRESS, pos . - sessing the above Requisites and Qualifications,iiarnow be seen at Work by Master 'Printers, and'other Gentlelneti in terested in the Improvement" of the Arts," at the Office of the Newcastle Journal. - - Solid Forms ari. , worked at the g Ness without an Overlay. 'roe Prenes will be constructed at the celebrated **arks of Messrs. 11. and W. Hawthorn, Civil Engineers, Nesvcastle, those Gentlemen having kindly afforded most valuable.. assist ance in what may be turned the 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; whilst it is confidently asserted that in beauty of appear ance the Self-Inking Press is not excelled, or even equaLled, by any hitherto known. Many Orders are now in course of exe cution, not only for Offices in England. Ireland, and Sdotland, but in the United States. Those of the Trade who have already had an opportunity of judging, have expressed their d e li g h t an d astonishment at the beauty, effectiveness, and general utility of this invention, it being alike applicable to every description of Printing, and by its price placed within the reach of every res pectable Master. The Self-Inking Press is peculiarly adapted for Bookwork. 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 . view to ascertain the capabilities and powers of the Press The Machine already completed by the Meatus. Hawthorn is calculated for a super-royal sheet and the.form generally used was a broadside of solid small type. — 'The result of these several trials has more than answered the most sanguine expectations, and fully proved that my calcula tions had been considerably underrated. In the following , de scription I have been equally careful to avoid exaggeration; The experiment were directed to ascertain—lst, The power of the. Press; 2dly, Its speed; and, idly, Its general applikabi lity to all descriptions of work. - FIRST, AS TO POWER. The power of the Self-Inking Press is, upon the most inbode rate calculation, double that of the Columbian. It is certain that, if the connecting-rod and cheek-pins were adjusted (which can be done readily and with ease) so as to give the leverages full play and the power of a strong man applied, the most massive iron-frame ever made for a printing-press would be easily snapped asunder. • SECONDLY, AS TO SPEED. The result, as to speed, enables me to affirm, aS'a general rule, that one man will, (with the improvements we contemplate in the Machines now in progress,) be enabled to accomplish double the work that two men can now perform at the Colum bian; in other words, that one man will throw d' as many pressions as four men can now 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 he can pull at the common press, with a companion to roll for him, 250 impressions per hour of a book form—the same man would, at the Self-Inking Press, without assistance, print upwards of S(X) per hour. If a light form, he would throw off 600 impressions per hour; and of a large news form, one man would certainly, with a fly-boy, print with ease an impression of 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 one. The Napiar Machine is not applicable to a tithe of the work required to be performed in a respectable office; but it is perfectly immaterial whether a heavy broadside or a light circular be laid on the Kitchen Press, as a proof of which I may add, we are now working every thing at it that comes to the Journal printing-office. With the Na pier Machine so much time is lost in "making ready" for a short number, that its speed when in operation does not compen sate for the delay; but at the Self-Inking Press, forms of all descriptions are got to work much sooner than with the Colum bian or any other-known invention. The IsTipier Machine (and every other where the cylinder is used) injures the types; but the self-Inking Press is not liable to this objection. The Price of 'the Napier Machine has hitherto been 1:500; the largest Self- Inking Press, is little more than one-fourth of that sum, and the smaller ohe only about one-fifth. _ _ And, after all, even as to speed, it is respectfully submitted that 500 impressions per bout is sufficient fur any provincial newspaper. • - THIRDLY, AS TO GENERAL UTILITY. From the peculiar principle and arrangement of the Self- Inking Press, very little time will be lost in working . a very small form at a very largo machine, The consequence is that it will not be requisite, as at present, to keep a news-press idle through the week; on the contrary, a machine of the largest magnitude will be applicable to every description of job, from a double-royal posting bill to a small card, It is intended that only three sizes shall be made, vii., Super Royal, Double Demy, and the large News Press. Prices, and any other particulars, may be known on applica tion, by letter or otherwise, to Mr. hcrctlEN, at the Journal Office. The Self-Inking Press is only one of a Series of Inventions. completed by Mr. Kitchen, for improving the profession. A Portable Galley 'Press, possessing extraordinary advantages, and an improved Imixising Public. Stone, will be speedily offered to the Arrangements are also in progess to supply the Trade with planed Iron Imposing-Surfaces, and Roller Moulds and Inking Tables, for common 'Presses, as well as several other Articles used in the business, all of an improved Construction, and at moderate Prices. Newcastle-upon-Type, Oct., 1 28, 1f,334, ' BOROUGH AND TOWN OF LIVERPOOL. JOHN. WRIGHT, ESQ. MAYOR. THE GRAND PORT MOOT, COURT LEET, and 1 GENERAL COURT of QUARTER SESSION of the PEACE for this BOROUGH and TOWN will be held'in the NEW COURT-ROOM, on the south side of Chape.strect, on 1 MONDAY, the 6th day of January neat, at Ten - o'clock in the Forenoon; when and where all Persons bouud over to Appear and Prosecute, give Evidence or Answe; are to attend, on pain of their respective Recognisances being estreated, • • And the COURT of PASSAGE, for the Trial of CIVIL CAUSES, will be held before the MAYOR and BAILIFFS of the said Town, on THURSDAY, the 10th day of January next.' at Ten o'Clock in the Morning, of which the ATTORNEYS of the said Court are required to take notice. FOSTER, - Town-clerk and Clerk of the Peace, o*' All Persons are requested to take Notice, that no Tra verse will be tried at these Session's unless the same be entered for Trial at the Town-clerk's office, on or before the first day of the Sessions. And all Indictments for Misdemeanors and Assaults found at these Sessions against. Persons admitted to Bait, must be entered for Trial at or before Twelve o'clock on the day next after the discharge of the Gand Jury, otherwise .the' of the same will stand over until the Sessions following. LYCEPI, BOLD-STREET: 17 , 1 1XHIBIAION of a Magnificent OXY-11.YDROtiEN .14 AROMATIC MICROSCOPE, on the lame scale as exhibited in London, offering a grand display of the. WON .DERS OF THE Nrienoscopte "WORLD ! Among many interesting objects shown by this Instrument is a drop of Water immensely magnified , and occupying a sur face of 151 - Square Feet, containing innumerable -living Crea tures, Animalcule?, arid Water Insects; among which the extra ordinary Living. Skeleton Itisect, and the wmgof the Dragon Fly magnified to 75 feet in length. In addition to which, and never yet forming part of the .Exhibitiou in London or else where, will be - shown the highly curious and interesting arrange 'whits of the MicroscOpe, and the method of producing the extraordinary light, powerful e ff eets of the Gases upon the metals, &c. by their rapid combustion. The whole exhibited and concisely explained. The Gases are made in a separate part of the Building, and the arrangements are such as to insure safety in their com bustion. It has given the greatest satisfaction to those who have witnessed it. Admission One Shilling; Juniors under Twelve Years, Half. price. __ _ Hours of gahibition:—Twelve, Two, and Three, and at Seven in the Evening. LADIES' CHARII Y. MRS. ARNAUD, LADY PATRONESS. MR. RIPLEY, PRESIDENT. THE ANNUAL BALL for the )3enetit of this Institution will be held, by permission of the Worshipful the Mayor and Common Council, in the TOWN-HALL, on MONDAY, the 30th instant. Tickets 10s. each, (Refreshments included,) to be had of the Lady Patroness, 82, Duke-street, at the President's, 7, Abercromby-square, and at the usual places. The Doors to- be opened at Eight,. o'clock. • Carriages to s e t d own a nd take up with the horses' heads facing Water-street. N.B —No Money will be received at the Doors. A Military. Band will perform at the foot of the Great Stair -case, as formerly. *air% bp auction. MODERN FURNITURE, (ST. By BRANCH and 'SON, On MoxnAy next, the 30th instant, at Eleven o'clock, at the H anov er-rooms, A CONSIDERABLE and Valuable Assortment of H OUSE HOLD,FURNITURE,Ievery description, including a general variety of Drawing and Dining-room, Parlour and Lodging-room Requisites, of modern patterns. To be viewed To-morrow, (Saturday,) with Catalogues. SALE OF CLOTHS. By Messrs. THOS. WINSTANLEY and SONS, On TURSDAY next, the 31st instant,' at Eleven o'clock pre cisely, at their Rooms, - Church-street, AN Assortment of excellent West of England BROAD and LADIES' CLOTHS, of different qualities, and various fashionable Colours, consigned for unreserved sale. To be viewed on Monday, the 30th, when Catalogues-may be had. BY ORDER OF THE DEVISEES IN TRUST. On TUESDAY, the 14th day of January next, at Two o'clock in the afternoon, at the George Inn, Dale -street, in. Liverpool, (if not disposed of in the mean time by private contract,) subject to conditions then to be produced, ALI, that valuable Piece of LAND, with the several MESSUAGES, WAREHOUSES, STA BLE S, and other BU I L DIN GS thereon, situate on the east side of Oldhall-street and north side of George street, in Liverpool aforesaid, containing in front to Old hall-street 28 yards and 2 inches, and running in depth on the north side 71 yards and 10 inches, and on the south side along George-street 38 yards 2 feet and 4 inches, then running northward 15 yards 2 feet 9 inches, and then in further depth eastwardly 15 yards 1 foot, then running southward to George street 16 yards and 3 inches, and then in further depth along George-street 13 yards, and being in bfeadth at the back 31 yards and finches, or thereabouts. The Premises are Freehold of Inheritance,' and contain in the whole about 1815 Square Yards of Land. For further particulars apply to Mr. CHARLES LEDWARD, the acting Devisee in Trust, Hargraves-buildings, or to WM. THOMPSON, Solicitor, High-street, Exchange, at which places Plan of the Premises may be seen. Enantel. ALADY of the Established Church, who has long been . accustomed to Tuition,' and has resided some years on the Continent, wish e s f or a SITUATION as GOVERNESS in a Nobleman's or Gentleman's Faraily'where attention to religicm, the regulation of the teruper,Ahe improvement of the mind, disposition and manners, are considered of more import ance than accomplishments. The Lady'who advertises is com petent to finish the Education of her ljuPils. Letters to be addressed, post paid, to A. 8., Stratford Library, Worcester. WANTED, a SITUATION as SUPERCARGO, for a voyage to China, by a person who.:s resided in the West India Colonies and Islands, and fors... years conducted, as principal Partner, .a Mercantile Est .lishment therein. Unexceptionable references can be given ; and any communi cation on the subject will meet due attention, addressed P.S.C., to the care of the Editor of the Liverpool STANDARD. Vro bt 31,tt. OFFICES TO LET. MO be LET, a few excellent OFFICES, of different sizes, in Crown Chambers, Itedcross-strect. Apply to Mr. EDWARD PROUDFOOT, at the Premises. TO be ET, from the 25th Mhrch next, in an airy and most L healthy situation, commanding views of the sea, Welsh hills, &c., an excellent FAMILY HOUSE, containing on the first floor, a good Entrance Hall, Breakfast Karloui, 19 by 15 feet, Dining-room, 27 by 16 feet, and Di:awing-room, 26 by 17 feet; there are eight good Bed-rooms, Iletiee roomy Dressing rooms, four large Closets, 'Water Closet, complete Kitchens, Wash-house, Larder, Butler's Pantry, Wine Cellars, &c., Grates and Fixtures, with every other convenience for a large family; Garden, Back Yards, 'Rain and Spring Water; two stalled Stable and Coach-house, with Man Servant's Room. Apply on the Premises, No. 8, Everton-road, on Mondays and Thursdays, from 12 to 2 o'clock, or at No. 25, Exchange street East. t7o tic *A-‘OID. To be SOLD, to pay nearly Four per Cent: per Annum, a Freehold and Tithe-free ESTATE, of Owards of 170 Sta tute Acres, with the Tithes of an adjoiniarg Estate, within "six miles of the Market Town of Leominiter, in the County Of Hereford : Poor-rates very low. For map and particulars apply to Mr. STEPHEN BETTELEY, Ironmonger, Pool-lane, Liverpool.. Public Zobtro, LIVERPOOL EXCHANGE. '%TOTICE IS. HEREBY GIVEN, that a GENERAL 111 MEETING of the PROPRIETORS of the LIVER POOL EXCHANGE will be held in the public Sale-room, on SATPRDAY, the 4th day of January nett, at One o'clock in the Afternoon; for the purpose of taking into consideration the propriety of Closing the Exchange News-room during the:Sab bath day; and at such Meeting it is proposed to bring forward a Motion that, in future, the said News-room shall be wholly closed on. Sundays. By order of the. Committee, WILLIAM FOSTER, Secretary. Exchange Committee-room, Dec: 26, 1833. NOTICE TO THE LESSEES UNDER THE CORPO RATION OF LIVERPOOL. el ROUND RENTS for the present year having become due %Jr on the 29th SEPTEMBER last, the Lessees are hereby re quired to pay the same immediately at this Pffiee. And such Persons as are in Arrear for thp4ike Ground Rents are hereby informed, that Legal Measures will be instituted, without further Notice, unless the demands which have repeat edly been made, shall be liquidated forthwith. JOHN DEANE CASE, Treasurer of the said Corporation. Treasurer's Office, Town-hall, Dec. 11, 1833. CONTRACTS. rulIE TRUSTEES of the DOCKS will be ready on Toes ". day,the , 3lst December instant, to receive Tenders for the supply of COAL, SLACK, and COKE, for a period of twelve months,• commencing Ist January, 1831. Further particulars, and printed forms of Tender, may be had on application at the Dock Surreyor's office, in Trentham street. Sealed Tenders to be addressed to ther:ommittee of the Dock Trustees, and to be left at this office, on or before the 30th inst. Dock-yard, Trentham-street, Dec.s, 1833. Etrucation. - VTR. C. W . RICHARDS, assisted by a Clergyman, a Gra- J. o f University College Oxford, bas made arrange ments for an increased number of YOUNG GENTLEMEN, to be liberally Educated, or prepared for the Universities: - i 1 r. C. W. R. receives a 'Very limited number of Day Pupils. The School will be re-opened on the 20th of January ne:3. 3, Mount Vernon-road, near Liceiprol, Dec. 26, 1833. ROYAL INSTITUTION. MHE SCHOOLS will RE-OPEN on MONDAY, 27th JANUARY, 1831. Head Master : The Rev. F. ILIFF, M.A. of Trinity College, Cambridge. Second Master : W. A. STRANGE, Esq., 8.A., Scholar of Pembroke College, and Sauscrit University Scholar, Oxford. Terms: Tuition £2o per anniun. . (For Sons of Proprietors £ls do. French 5 guineas per annum. Mathematics, Writing, and Accounts 3 do. do. Mr. Strange proposes to give Privite Instruction in the Saucrit or Hebrew Languages to any Gentlemen who may wish to enter upon such Studies, with a view either to the East India Service or the Church. For particulars, as to Boarders, Admission of Pupils, or Pri vate. Tuition, apply to the Rev. F. hirt , _, 33, Nelson-street, Great George-square. DANCING' ACADEMY. MR. EDGAR WEBSTER begs to itiform his Friend.s that L his Acadeniy_ is ()ken. %vb.. • evcrs_ , ,,:a . eto_cat .00 rantonat.te EGINUTNG ie taugt.i. Schools and Families punctizafflv "atWncred. 20, Clayton-square, Drr, 271 h, 1833. OYSTERS! OYSTERS!! OYSTERS!!! CHRISTMAS HiSESTTS AND Nii'llY 7 l l E.47l'S . LSHAW, of the Old Established London and Carlingford • OYSTER HOUSE, Basnett-sreet, Church-street, near the Theatre Royal, begs most respectfully to inform his Friends and Patrons, that, notwithstanding the very severe tempestuous weather, he is enabled to supply his customers with superior fed,: fine flavoured Pyefleet, Colchester, and- Milton native (London barrelled) Oysters. Also-with EmerAld Isle Oysters of the first qUality he having imported a large Cargo of those very splendid and delicious green Finns. Innkeepers and private Families in town and country supplied on the shortest notice and most reasonable terms. N.B.—Oyster Rooms tittFd up in the Lunrion style. Families and Parties visiting the; Theatres -will find this -Establishment a moit-desirable setrekt for an ovster lunch. 1 - '• A great variety of Oyster . Knives on sale, very cheap. SPLENDID STOCK OF FURS AND PARISIAN , - MILLINERY For the Approaching ;linter, AT THE EMPORIUM OF FASHION, 3, CHURCH-STREET. IUrRS. ROBINSON having succeeded her late MOTHER in . IVA. the concern of CONWAY and Co., begs leave most respectfully to inform the Nobility, Gentry, and Public of Liverpool, that she has now ready f or -their inspection a most elegant as well as extensive assortrueuta MILLINERY, suit able ftir the approaching Winter, aid which has been selected from the first Magazins in Paris. She also begs particularly to call their attention to her Stock of FURS, which at this time is.unusually extensive, consisting of MUFFS, PELERINES, CAPES, IJOAS, &c. in real Sable, Chinchilli, Squirrel, the Blue, Red, White, and Silver Fox, Ermine, Lynx, Swandown, the Black, Brown, and Isabella Bear, Lynx, &c. The whole of this valuable Stock of Furs will be found to be of such unri valled richness of quality, as well as variety, and will be sold at such extraordinary low prices, that Mrs. A. feels confident it will insure this Establishment a continuance of that high pa tronage which it. has been always so pre-eminently favoured with. Foreign Skins bought, sold, or exchanged. Export orders executed with the utmost despatch. MINERAL SUCCEDA-NEUM, FOR PILLING DECAYED TEETH WITHOUT PAIN, HEAT, OR PRESSURE AND INCORRODIBLE MINERAL TEETH, Placed without Wires, Springs, or any other Ligatures. ESS It S J. M. and A. MALLAN, No. -16, BOLD -STREET, Liverpool, SURGEON DENTISTS, (of the firm of Malian and Sons, Great Russell-street, Bloomsbury, and Half Moon street, Piccadilly, Loudon, where they maybe consulte d d ail y , ) ardently thank their Friends and the Public; for the distiu guished support which they continue to receive. Mons. J. M. and A. MALLAN continue to RESTORE DECAYED TEETH h o wever large or small the cavity, with their celebrated MINERAL SUCCEDANEUM, so uni versally recommended by the Faculty of England, France and other Continental Cities; the operation of stopping caved Teeth is performed in a few ni secouckt.-.4 1 ,'," ineial is put into the cavity in an almott—lifuld sta4, without pain, heat, or pressure, hardens into tnamel, allaysthe most excru ciating pain, making a stump n(0 a whole Tooth, and last for many years, preventing the r. , essifr Messrs. M. during their coy .se of v of FASTENING LOOSE TEETH, P-- z: e adopted a mode , ;oulaily of aged per sons, whether arising from neglect, or the ta, e of Calomel, or disease of the Gums. INCORRODIBLE MINERAL TEETH pp -teed, from one to a complete set, , which are capable of discoion.- ation or cor rosion, .fixed without wires or ligatures, renders it ;mpossible to distinguish the Artificial Teeth from the Natural ones, and warranted to answer every purpose of mastication and lation, and will be found, in every respect, amply competent to su pply the place of their predecessors. N &TV L TEETH fixed ou the above improved principle. • The Faculty are constantly welcothe to witness the applica tion of the Mineral Succedaneum, which they,so universally recommend. • Messrs. M. recommend to Parents and others, having the care of Children, to be particular in haviug their Teeth exa mined previous to their second growth, as various diseases of the mouth have arisen from that neglect. Charges as in Paris. ADDITIONAL SUBSCRIPTIONS to the Widows and Children of the PILOTS lost in No. I Pilot-boat. Right Honourable Lord Sandon • • -5 0 0 Alottershead, Heyes and Co. ....... • 2 0 0 —• lo ---• • 2 0 0 Clark and Nickson David Cannon. Esq 1 0 - 0 Joseph Prowse and Co . .. ...... Adam Hodson, Esq .................. 10 0 Mr. J. I , ................................. 1 0 0 Mr. White . .............. ..... 1 0 0 Mr. Nuttall 0 10 0 Captain Priestman Captain Brooks Mr. Jay . - 0 5 0 Mr. Mows, - - oompson . Mr. Latha m ................ 0 10 .6 Clark and Son ............ Thomas M‘Tear, Es(' ......... A few Friends at the Blue Posts, per Mr Le5ter................ Mr. Leece . ...... Mr. John Malbin, Pilot Mr. Greenwood ~ Mr. Robert Roberts „ .... t 4..1 0 0 Mr. James Lund ~ Mr. John Hughes •• Mr. Robert Clark - „ • . 1- 0 0 Mr. Richard Evans „ Mr. Joseph Bennett „ „, , Mr. James Pattison „ ~,„ 2 0 0 Mr. Lancaster ~ • 1 0 0 Mr. Win. Welch ~ ' 1 0 0 Mr. Robert Parry ), Mr. T. Thompson „ Mr. Cain IP Mr. Geo. Roberts „ •.• • Mr. Edw. Bridge „ Mr. Geo. Buck „ Mrs. Martin 1... e .. 1 0 0 •Il• ........ Qladstones, Eddowes and Co. „ ..... . ...... 2 0 0 Mr. John Eccles , 1 0 0 Mr. W. B. Chorley 0 10 0 Al' Hodson .• - _. .......... ...tr. ,odson . Mr. Shaw ..................... ' ........... 1 0 0 Mr. J. Ellison Mr. J. Corkhill Miss E. Benason .... ..... . 1 0 0 -. Mr. Samuel Slater, Pilot 1 0 0 Mr. Grunstage .. ..... 0 2 6 Mr. R. Woodward 1 0 0 Mr. H. Ellisou - , !•,., 1 1 0 Messrs. Barrow and Davilall PRICE 7D Seventh Edition, carefully-revised, of the most comprehensive TEREST TABLES AT FIVE PER CENT. Extaut. A. With COMMISSION TABLES at One-eighth to Five per Cent., a TIME TABLE fur Calculating Days, &c., &c. By JOSEPH KING, Liverpool. In a thick vol., Svo, price One Guinea ; or separate, the First Part, for 100 Days, and. One Month t o Twelve, is. 6d. London : Longman and Co., and C. Tilt. Liverpool: G. and J. Robinson; and all other Booksellers. BY HIS MAJESTY S APPOINTMENT BRACLA DISTILLERY. CIENUINE MALT WHlSKlfifroin the above Distillery, sold by JOHN FRASER, coannusoion-Agent, No. Pork. lane,'Liverpool, for the convenience of Families, two G allons end upwards. Best Scotch ALE and London PORTER. THE Earl of DERBY'S RENTS, for his LIVERPOOL ESTATE, will be received at SHAUPGES'S, the Golden Lion Inn, in Dale-street, Tilts DA Y, (Friday) the 27th instant, between the hours of Ten and Three o'clock; when applica tions for the renewal of Leases, or for any other purpose re specting his Lordship's Estate)), maybe made. Tenants are requested to bring their last Receipts. December, 1833. MR. F. YANIEWICZ, DENTIST,- Member of the Royal College of Surgeons, Edinburgh, has the honour to an nounce that, for the better convenience of bit) increased practice, he has asstovnii from No. 43 to 51, BOLD-STREET, (Third Door from Borrz-street,) where he may be consulted daily on the DISEASES 41ad DERANGEMENTS of the TEE-I ti ; and as this establishment is entirely devoted to his profesedonal avo cations, Mr. 'Y. is enabled v. Iwily to sniporint.nri I.l* mittitileAt 01 ICIAL •L'EETii, thereby- misuring their plrfeet adaptation and vinrabilitv. ' 4 * :1 - Vacancy for a Pupil. • WORCESTi:iI CHINA AND GLASS ROOMS, No. 1,, CLAYTON-SQUARE, NEAR THE NEW MARKET. WILLIAM LITHERLAND takes this opportunity Of conveying to hie - Friends and the Public his must grate ful acknowledgments for the-unprecedented support they have . 'sold/idly given him in the above 141stablishment since his coin thencement, and begs now to inform them, that he has selected an entire new Stock of CHINA, GLASS, and EARTHEN WARE, of every description, which ho is induced to offer at the following low prices, viz., £ s. d. Dining Sets, consisting of 175 pieces, for 3 10 0 China Burnished Gold Tea Services, warranted of supe rior patterns, 45 pieces Tea Services, enamelled China, 31 pieces, per Set ....0 8 0 Rich Cut Glass Decanters, per pair U"7 4) Wines, per dozen 0 7 0 and other articles iu China, Glas3, and Earthenware at equally low prices. N.B. Goods let out to Hire on the most reasonable terms. Eitouranct "Notireo. BRITISH FIRE OFFICE, 4'9, STIIND, and 21, CORNHILL, LONDON. 1739, PERSONS Insured at this old-established Office, whose 1 Premiums fall due at CUR ISTM as, ate respectfully requestett to renew the same within fifteen days from the 25th instant. Agents for Liverpool, G. ATKINSON and TOWNLEY, No. 5, Water-street, adjoining the Bank. IMPERIAL FIRE OFFICE. THOSE Persons whose Annual Policies are renewable on the 25th instant, are respectfully informed that, for their own security, they should be renewed within fifteen days after that date. This Company have reaolvssUn make the following reductions in the rates of prel4ium hitherto chargediu the three common classes of Insurances, except in special _ First Class - 2s. to 11. 6d. Second 3s to 2s. 6d. Third 3s to 4s. 6d. LAWSON and CLARKE, Agent*. High-street, Liverpool, Dec. 23c1, 1833. WEST OF ENGLAND FIRE AND LIFE INSURANCE COMPANY. Chief Office, EXETER. Office in London, 20, Bridge-street, Blaelfriars. ERSONS insured against-Fire to the extent of £3OO and p upwards, will be entitled to -a Share of half the Profits, derived from Fire Insurances, every fifth year. LIFE INSURANCES are also effected on the approved plan of giving to those insured for £lOO and upwards, a Share in the Profits, which may be added to the .Sim insured, end payable therewith, or applied in seduction of the Annual Pre miums. Rates and Conditions may be had of the Agents, CHARLES LEWIS, Secretary. Those Persons whose Policies fall due on the 25th DECEMa I a, are respectfully informed that they . sheuld renew the same within fifteen days from that date, for their own security. WM. WHITEHOUSE and SONS, Agent; 12; F l ialisge-buildings, Liverpool. PHOENIX VIRE OFFICE, ESTABLISHED 1782. THE BOARD of DIRECTORS of this Office. do hereby give Notice, that Renewal Receipts for Policies falling due at Christmas arc now in the bands of the several Agents. 5 ,* The Agents for this Company, for the County of Lan-,, . caster, are ~ MT. GEORGE GREEN, Liverpool, . Mr. Wan= Tate, Manchester, Messrs. T. and J. Cuoox, Ditto, Mr. Henry sharpies, Ormskirk, Mr. Tnos. LANGrox, Ditto, Messrs. T. T. and J. B. Jackson, Mr. Thos. Hill, Ashton and stay- Preseot, lev-bridge, Mr. Richard Newsham, .1..11 • a Mr. Wm. Townle_y, Blackburn, Preston. . • Mr. John Mawtisley, Bolton, Mr. James ViOnds, /ttnhdale, Mr. Benj. Townson, Burnley, Mr. Stephen Tyson, Ulverston, Mr. Benj. Crompton, Bury, Mr. Edward Bolton, Warrington, Messrs. Swainson, Gregson, and Mr. James Baricks,tl ,- igam Man, Lancaster, SCOTTISH UNION FIRE AND LIFE INSURANCE COY:Xi:7Y. Ineorporcdd by Royal Charte.r. Capital—Five Millions sterling._ iitstituted at Edinburgh, 182 i GOVERNOR I `. The Most Noble the Marqtiis of Lothian. DEPUTY-GOVERNOR, • Henry Cockburn, Esq., Solicitor-General of Scotland. Sutherland Mackenzie, Esq., Manager. liIS INCORPORATION is comprised of a numerous, Twealthy, and influential body of Proprietors, and affords unquestionable security to the public from the magnitude of its capital—a large pr o p ortion of which is invested in Govern ment or real securities. By conducting its operations on au extensive scale, it is enabled to equalise those vicissitudes which may arise from the influence ot local causes; and, from the success which has hitherto attended this National Establish ment, it is now permanently placed on a secure basis. A small annual contribution will secure property, real or personal, front loss n or damage by FIRE; and, by the s ame means .all those calamitous consequences may be obviated which so!frequently arise from the uncertainty of bugler) LIFXr andthe maul acci dents to which, it is daily e xposed. FIR DEPARTMENT: - -- ------ E aml personal, of every description, may be in sured on the most advantageous terms; cunimon insurancerof the first class at the reduced rates, and property involving more than ordinary hazard, at rates of premium commensurate With the value of•the risks. ALL LOSSES, when satisfactorily ascertained, are IMME DIATELY PAID; and .the Directors of this Incorporation can with confidence refer W. the liberality and promptitude which has hitherto marked their settlement of all claims upOn. the 'Company LIFE DEPARTMENT. A variety of Tables of Rates have been computed to accom, modate - those classes of the community who may be desirous of participating in the profits of the Incorporation, and a reduced scale has been prepared for those who may wish to secwe a specific sum iu case of premature decease. PARTICIPATION OF PROFITS. TWO-THIRDS of the profits are allotted at regular periods to the insured, wiTtiouer BEING SUBJECT TO AN Y DEDUCTION FOR CHARGES OF MANAGEMENT. The first division will be made on the Ist January, 18.12. The remaining one-third will, be reserved by the Incorporation as a compensation for undertaking the whole expense of manage ment, and for the security afforded by their capital against all possible contingencies. The profit will be divided on (he most equitable principles, in the proportion that each surviving person .has contributed to the profit Fund. A reversionary sum, equivalent to the present bonus, will,be added to the original sum insured; or, a corresponding redttc tion will be Made fruni the future annual premiums. The general accounts of the Incorporation are patent to the insured,.but We individual transactions themselves are held aa strictly private and confidential. - REDUCED RA'I'LS. NO PROFITS. To facilitate Loan transactions, a reduced scale of rates `as been adopted, which will be . found particularly favOurable to the insured, especially,for y o ung and middled-aged persons, SPECIAL RISKS. Moderate rates are demanded for Insurance against the con tingencies_of foreign climates, military or naval service, find voyages to dista n t coun t r ies ; also for healthy persons above the age o f 60, and for persons of all ages, afflicted with gout, asthma, rupture, or other serious maladies. Each Policy issued by the Company, makes it imperativ&ou the Directors, in the event of doubts or difficulties arising; to submit all such disputes or questions to arbitration ; while, for the convenience of persons resident in England or Ireland, it shall be competent for the Insured to sue the Corporation if ne cessary, by service of the proper Writ upon the Company's agent at the place where the Insurance was effected. Prospectus, detailing more particularly . the various advantage & offered by this Incorporation to the public, with_ Tables of t h e Rates both for Life and Fire Insurance, may be obtained •by applying to, E. M. BRODIE, Ag e nt for Liverpool, Medical Referee, T. W. WAINWRIGHT.' . • TvaNstr and Hermit ; Agit* for Maneltester. Bretherton-buildings, North khn-strcet. ~ I l w ~1