The Liverpool Standard and General Commercial Advertiser. — Liverpool, Merseyside, England, 1832-12-04 00:00:00

LINE OF PACKETS .FOR RIO DE JANEIRO, . To sail 16t/i D cember, The remarkably fine fast-sai ng Liverpool-built Brig =4.,= EY, W. SEWELL, omitiander • A.l, burthen per register 235 to , coppered and copper fastened; this vessel has excellent ac ommodations, and affords a desirable conveyance fir freight or passengers; lying in George's Doek.—Apply to Messrs. 'HuGit MArri-iiE and SON, or to COTESWORTH and SMITH, 22, Chapel-walks. The JARROW, for above port, will sail first fair wind, and has room for a.few tons of fine goods if shipped immediately. iv...ranted first Vessel after the THOMAS LEECH. rar vALL-41.11,A150, INTEP lEDIOS, and LIMA, • New Liverpool-bui coppered and copper-fas tened Barque LANMALIEII, IL" Cass() Commander • Burthen 199 tons.. Thi s su p e ri or vesse l is expected to Cant; her Captain is well acquainted with the navigation -, uud Cap Horn; she has a consi d era bl e part o f h er cargo. al ,s I ,„dy an b •ard, affords a very desirable conveyance for freight paii:seuge and Will have ea r ly despatch;' "Iving . west side 4444rge'S Dock.--A pply the (;amain, on hoard or to . co rrtswoirm & SMITH, 22, Chßpel-walks. . 4cmck. .*i' .• < , - For GREENOCK and GLASOW. / With Goods and P ssengers. _ ...7 .A, The City of Glasgow Steam Packe Co.'s VESSELS, JOHN WOOD. A DRYSDA ], Commander, CITY of GLASGOW, JOHN 111` RTnuit, Commander, Are intended to sail from Claren Dock as under, with, or without P . ts: City of Glasgow. on Tuesdays. I John Wood, on Saturdays. This Day 7 o'Clock Even. Bth --- 11 -- Foren. 11th -12 -.•.-- Noon. 15th - 5 - Even. • 186 - 7 . - 'Even. -22 d . ,--- 11 ------ . Force. 25th -12 -- Noon. ,291.13 - 3 - Afteir. ,t , p r ,y to DAVID 'IVPIVER, .33, Water-.slrect. TO RIOTHERS, INVALIDS, AND ALL SUFFERERS FROM COUGHS, COLDS, AND SURE THROATS. AT AN Y severe Coughs commence that either prove fatal or 1,11 extremely troublesome, which may b entirely removed in the first instance by the use of appro r • e remedies, among these Ipecacuanha, holds the first ran ; Dr. Paris remarks that its action on the pulmonary organ is extremely interest ing, that in certain conditions of th attended with a dry hard Cough it promotes expectorati n, while in affections at tended with an invidinate secretio of mucus, it as cert a i n ly represses it,.and acts the p ar t o f a as t r i ngen t. The Ipecacu anha produces these varied effects, gradually excites the stom ach and, promotes perspiration. By a nice manufacturing process, Messrs. Wl-117'NEYS have combined it with a prepara tion of Black Currants and Gum Arabic, which soothes the irritated air -tubes, at the same time forming a Lozenge of the most grateful flavour. Thus presenting an innocent and effi cacious remedy under the most elegant form. Prepared only by Messrs WHITNEYS, Chemists to His Royal Highness the Duke of Sussex, Duchess of Kent, and Princess s ictoria,-.Shrewsbuty. Sold Wholesale in Liverpool, y Mr. MAwnoon • and Retail by all Druggists in the kin , 7dorn in Boxes is. I Md. and 2s. 9d. each. • Ask fi)r I ,Vh:tnevs' Ebtelt Currant Lozenges. ':.•,•. .;:3--J05z.4•1.1 of Chertsey, Surrey, carpenter. PORTRAIT OF THE LATE WM. ROSCOE ESQ. 1:1 4 RASER'S MAGAZINE, for DECE MBER 18,4 E COS. TENTS: -Whig Foreign( Policy;—The Annuals; --Lines written in Despondency;-Physical Evidences of the Charac teristics of Ancieut Races amcrug the Moderns;—Captain For' man, Lords Brougham and John Russe .2 — Literary sketch William Ro scoe , Esq. with a full-1 ' Portrait;—The maceti Candle;—Some Passages e Life of an Idler, P ° ' IV.;—The World of Dreams;—W' iter Vivian the Smuggler; —The Book of . Aphorisms, by a Oriental Author; w ith a Bunning Commentary by Sir Morgan O'Dohe r t y, Bart 4 ". Vialogues of the Dead. On Sepulchral Rites and Rights; ppeal of the King of the Netherlands to Heaven Hllistv rical Document, No. ll.;—The Departed of XXXII. James Eraser, London; Sowler, Manchester; Grapel, Live r " pool. BRICKS FOR EXPORTATION. 13. RIME, Hard, Well-burnt, BUILDING BRICKS, PI IL on board, and stowed in the hold, ' any dock, clear of a u charges whatsover, at 28s. per 1000. N.B. The Briels are of the s- e excellent quality and make, as those which are being pplied to the New Custora; 'House. Apply to ANDERT .iT and WOODS, Tarleto 0 ( Buildings, Chape)-street—Whq keep a cons t an t sup ply of ;Sail Canvas, Mending Bagging, Twines, &c. _....-- SEPTENNIAL DIVISION OF PROFITS. • WEST OF SCOTLAND 1 7 111 E AND LIFE INSURANCE; CODITAATVI Patron—the Right Honourable the Earl of Glasgow. Life Department. • IDECULIAR advantages will• be derived by those who PO' IL_ pose to Insure their own Lives, or the Lives of others, i° which they have a pecuniary interest, if they effeft such I ° : surance with this Company before the cud of December, 3' which period the Septennial valuation nd additions to th e sums Assured under the existing Polk' s, takes place. The success which this Company s experienced since Re comment . , , ement; has been such as t promise that this increase shall be Te, , p;!ctable, and all thomiwbo have Policies -issued to o f them on or Le fore the 31st Denmber, will partake of thOe additions in proportion to the amount Insured. Those who ate acquainted with the principles of Life lII' surances will at once pereive from thi.s the advantages to be derived by Insuring, with this Comuany, before the terruitta tion of the pi esent year; .and the Directors give this intig , °: Corr; that the. Public may be aware of it, and avail themseiv e ' of these advantages. Those who propose doing so will do well to lodge their Pr.% posals without delay, at the head Office in Glasgow or Wl' any of the Company's Agents. Fire 7-Delrir 'anent. The Office continues to take risks against Fire, on the rcl° moderate terms, on Property at HOME and ABROAD. JAMES J. DUNCAN, Manager- Glasgow; Dec. I, 1832. AGENTS: Wiriam Tarbet, 11, Exchang,e-buildings, Liverpool. - Henry Wood, Cross-street, Manchester. John Clayton, (of Swift and Clayton, Cotton Manufacture" ) Preston. Pori:es APNeill, 1, Old Broad-street, London. Ir La.; 11'1 F T. 1 7 7 GJ A lkT DDO MESTIC LIFE OFFICE, 70, CORNHILL, and 5, WATERLOO -PLACE LONDO DIRECTORS. The Honourable WILLIAM FRASER, Chairman. Colonel LUSIIINGTON, C. B. Deput - -Chairman. Foster Reynolds, Esq. C. W. Jett, Esq. William Pratt, Esq. Sir J es Gambier. John Kilmer, Esq. W. mund t errers, Esq. Francis Kemble, Esq. ITh as Fenn, Esq. Capt. G. Harris, R.N. C. B. • G. FARREN, Esq. Res ent Director. T 40 -WEST RATES EVER PUBLISHED, w hether fo r t I a term or for the whole of life, offering a sav i ng i n prese''.e moneys m ore th an eq ual to the returns o r a ddi t i ons of a P.' other existing Office, and avoiding all liability of PartnershiP The tollowity. are selected from the e ven Rates. ,8 Age. Whole Life. e '7 Years. Age. Whol e Lif e . 7ye 20 111 9 I 0 17 1 140 2 7 1 1 'V 7 30 122011 2 10 1 0 I 1 420 I 2 1 ALTERNATIVE. • as One-third of the Premium may be l e ft un p a id t o rernalu t a Debt against the Policy, with i n t eres t a t F our per Cep which, however, may be paid off whenever it may b e conv° l3l ent to the Assured. ASCENDING SCALE OF PREMIUM. IFirst 7 Years.lSucceeding 7 YrslEvery Yr. of „„fter. 201141 6 2 2 4 7 30 1 8 7 115 1 30 11 40 1 18 3 2 7 0 4 9 8 50 211 11 40 11 70 3 •ty, This Scale ought to supersede all others in cases of An nul a or Leases for Lives, in which very low Rates for sal long period as fourteen years will be found highly advantageou s. VOYAGES AND FOREIGN RESIDENCES. ~„s , Persons voyaging or residing abroad, M as t ers , Supercargl i co and others, insured f o r th e w h o l e o f lif e or f or aspe‘ voyage. O PREGNANCY, INFIRM HEALTH, AND OLD A o de- Females need not appear. Th e ra t es f or di seases are ni rate, and Policies are granted to persons of advanced age' Insurances may be effected without delay. OFFICERS FOR LIVERPOOL. Medical Referee, T. S. Traill, Esq. M.-D. Banker, the Bank of Liverpool. Director's Correspondents, G. ATKINSON and TOWNLEV , Who will transmit proposal s of Insurance, full information may be obtained. __.....t. nsxuerhanancge,e-aanlldeyfroncNorth, v hOO MUSICAL AND THEATRICAL NOTICES. Miss Kelly has tae:: the Strand Theatre, for one year, from Mr. Rayner; she . paid £2OO of the rent in advance, and commences her ° coil:, tion in January. It is not known whether she intends opFDV: it for the performance of plays,or as a school of dramaticber, struction. If she can succeed in obtaining the Lord Cha in 're lain's license, the former is its probable destination. — D on lesforo's comedy,. The Man of Pleasure, was put in reuel,lish last week at Drury-lane, the whole strength of which esta" en pone m in a te le nd a s nd m fe a m ki a n l g e, e b x e e e e n p g ti a n g n ed in on fa it v .— nu A r ir e e f be lieve •den an Sher i bu t Knowles of the present half-pay to his performers : th is is the a mere act of justice, as he ha s ' been, and continues almost only attraction of the establishment which pays any a th ije w is c: of The Court Journal says, there are no less than four J training, to be produced during the winter.—The " foreignesis rank," who has appeared at Drury-Jane, is named Count liao tro di Rivoli; he was in Paris during the revolution of, he re and, we believe, has been giving instructions in languages the since that time.--It has been computed to a guinea , q u cea treasurer of Covent-garden, that a full house, at the E D , e prices proposed, would not defray th e m a n a ger's nig": fieur penses, even with his present moderate company.—COZ e burg nal.—Madame Vestris is, we hear, in treaty for the oral- Theatre, to open it after the present short season at the petahl e pic. She will have a great deal to do to induce resP — r aly persons to visit it, after the bad odour into which it has rece fallen.—Mr. Sheridan Knowles has far advanced in the cops,at pletion of a new play; the next character he is to aPP eari 3irs• Covent Garden is his own Virginius.—A new comedy I ?Y., ac- Charles Gore, of which report speaks most favourably , I,lhrist live progress at Covent-garden, and will appear befor e Gro ves, mas.—A new tragedy, from the pen of the Rev. Edward d i n the author of the Warden of Galway, so successfully P la Y e s eu Dublin, is in rehearsal at the same theatre. The subjectcho an is an occurrence, about 1750, in the history of the Bill'''. empire. l i e d to STUFFING A RABBIT.—A respectable-looking man app Mr. Minshull the sitting Magistrate at Bow-street Police - ?' w ; of on Thursday, for advice how to proceed to recover the ya a watch, which was lost under the following circumstaneqad the applicant stated that a basket, containing two rabbits, P i lo been forwarded to his address in London by a steam -hoat. beeo the belly of one of the rabbits a watch, value X-1. ha d hc n placed as a safe mode of conveyance by the person from _w_ icec l the basket came. The vessel, after a four days' passag e, at one of the w)tarfs near St. Katherine's Dock; and t0e,._,, 0 bits baying hticome tainted during the voyage were taken of the basket and thrown into the river as unfit for use, 1 ` t j o . being known that one of them contained so rich a wouldd er these g r an grant circumstances hi m a sum m the nns applicant against th ehoped proprietorthatt h n e P f i n r n z a as s t t:r? t vessel, or the person in charge of her. on the ground Vr e d basket on its arrival at the Wharf ought to have been forwarded according to the address. Mr. Minshull said that he h power to interfere in such a case. The fact of the rabbits .0 u:, tainted and unfit for use was a sufficient reason for thi s vf,f, them away. The person who was foolish enough to take, 10 ; 0 traordinai y a mode of forwarding a watch had only _to D i n) , his own folly, Applicant.--And have Ino redress? Nr.,,i t shull.—A magistrate can afford you none: consult your or ney, and bring an action if you.shouldle so advised. 9 0 0 / - at First Vessel. For BATAVIA, SINCAP ‘E and - MANILLA, AT& The ate first-class li cense d ar d British-4)11M . Brio- 0. Llo,' Captain JLs HIE; Burtheu 275 tons; copp ere d , sails fast,end is, in 'every reqoea, a 'first-rate conveyance for gi:i . ods and ‘passengers.-Apply to Messrs. Mulativ, Symt, and Co., or to AIKIN and HUGHES. Will be cleared on the 17 4 December. FOr BOMB Y, r The Ship GI SE Y, R. HIGLIAT, mmander; Burthen 430 tons.—For freight, or p sage, apply to the Cap: tain, on board, Prince's D oc k ; Si r J o h n Tobin, or WILLIAM CLAY, Broker. L.) sail the 2.)11e I.l,la:ember. For CALC The good Ship ' LCUTTA, 'l'. WATSON, mmander; Burthen per register 389 tons; ha good accommodation for passengers.—For terms of which, -a of freight, apply to ROBERT GLAD 'TONE, Rumford -street. Zateot Enbito. To sail in titre , e,eles. For DENTE ARA, jp e • tE E s- The Ship INDI T CHIEF, JAMES HARGREAv , Commander; Burthen per register 417 t ns.—For freight, or pas• sage, having excellent cabin accom odation, apply to JOHN LADSTONI and CO. ;.~~ For BARBADOE, The Ship CHESH E, DANIEL CASIPB For freight, or passage, apply to BARTOY, MLA and HIGGINSON Will sail on the 5111 December.—A regular Trader. For HAVANNA P The superior armed rig COUNTESS OF LO SDALE, DANIEL GROOME, laStef; In King's Dock; burthen per register tons,. A 1, cop pered and copper-fastened, .British b lt, expressly for the trade, in which Captain Groome is particularly well acquainted. —For freight or passage, having elegant accommodations, apply to Captain Groome, on board; to Messrs. "41 , INANTS, MOORE & Co. Merchants, or to , J. NELSON WOOD & For KINGSTON, JAMAICA, Tha regular-trading Blio . kNFIELD, • - 7 !t ?1'" 7 . ' • JOHN NEWLAND Master. - - For terms of freight, or p . assa , ~ having very superior accommodations, apply on board, in II) . Prince' s Do c k, or t o JOHN HALL 8.: C ~ 3, Tith eh arn-stroet.. To sail in all December, FOR BARI3ADOES, The - Brig. BRILL - NT, MOIITLIIINT, star; Lying in George's Dock.—For freight o passage app:v to `MO' AS LEE an d Ca 12, Fot; NEW ORL NS, The wen-known fast-saili g coppered Brig V 01, U i A, - ' D. MATHIAS, C ,iraander; Burthen per register 331 tons.—For freight, or. passage, hath'ag superior ~.tecoinntodations, apply, on hoard, - King's Dock; to MY: THOMAS RAY, or to BARTON & RAYNES. For NEW ORLEANS, • ti9 S • The fine A I Barque L -D STANLEY, • J. R. HALL,, • aster; • fastened, lying in Prince's Dock. or freight or passage apply to J. NELSON WOOD and Co. TO succeed the LORD STANLEY, f For NEW ORL 'ANS, • The Brig NELSO WOOD, SAML. BALL, aster; A -1, Burthen per . register 309 tons, oppered and copper. fastened.—For freight or passage apply to - NELSON WOOD St -CO. Who have on Sale WELSH SLATES, -of superior colour .and , quality, for Exportation and Home Use. {One concern. ii .- 7' .l regular traticr for BOSTON. .4ft..,.. To sail on the 20th p •ember, ' ' - -,ree' The first-class American , lip MOREA, J. Grarg.t:rz, Al . er; - Burthen 330 tons, coppered, and is we known as a most eli. gible conveyance for Gac ds and Passe ,ers.—For terms, &c apply to the . CAPTAIN, on hoard, Prince's Dock, or to CYRUS MORRALL and SON. To sail ,posrrivELY on the 22nd December, and will net receive Goods after the 20th. For NEW YO , lizzen t - 17. The splendid new Packet ip POLAND, P;*•:P . ,:: , ' Captain E. RICH RDSON; .. . (Late of the Shi Salem.) Burthen 546 tons, now on her first voya e; this ship has been. built in New York expressly for this trade, of the choicest • mat?rials, and possesses great solidity, with .elegance of struc ture. The cabins are fitted up so as to secure every possible accommodation both fin.4adies and gentlemen, and the width of this ship gives to each state-room ample space even for lug- : • gage, and having made the passage from New York in 18 dais,. there can be no doubt of her being a very superior sairer. These advantages, wiih punctuality in sailing, which may be relied on, it is hoped will secure the confidence and support of the public. The price of passage is 25 guineas for aunts, for which beds, bedding, wines, and every thing necessary for the voyage will be founn.—For freight or passage, apply.on board, in'Prince's Dock, or to WADDI.NGTON, HOLT, and Co., 7, Goree-piazzas. o, cutb amcrica. Warranted first Vessel vier the THOPLIS LEECH, or forfeit jnight. vor VALPARAISO, ARICA, ISLAY, and LIMA, The tine river-built ' rque' JOHN, Captain Jc RNDAVEY; , -- -,V)gAined with six carriage gun ; A 1 at Lloyd's; cop ''' -:'.`l- oared and copper-fastened; ils remarkably fast; and in every iesf;,,i, a most desirable conveyance for goods and pas lengers, arm the Captain well acquainted round the Horn.— For te:m.s, &c., appiy on board, west side Prince's Dock, or to W. & J. TYRER. Warranted the first Vend Pernainbaco. For PERNA M UCO, The tine Ship CII 'FTAIN, Captain H. LAIlt A•l rnirthen per register 325 tons; c )pered and copper-fas tened sails remarkably fast.—For freight, or passage, apply to. Messrs.. llEYwoar►l and C 0..; Mr., A. PARLAN.F., or to GEORGE HIGHFIELD, Drury-lane.. 4Trouth fait. For MAR,: HAM,. The ski , ne A 1,11f.)3 eons reutster; enty coppered and copper fastened sails remarkably fast; and in every respect a supe rior conveyance for goods and .pas gingers.--For ply to Messrs. iIk:NM:A:SON, SLI.LALt, and Co" or to 'i T-1 i 1,. 0 . „ NATI,Es d MES,!INA, C,, 7 ‹,. The l' - fiX:W.E, .., W. 'i imo y, Master; -- ' . -' ll : A 1, 145 Will bunko. 1 nis v,;.5., having a great Part of her cargo engaged, wi-i be de,patelid harr,...oafe , y.— Vor turns Or freight., apply to ;JOHN I-; 11113 .1' & Cll. iNtith aaP Warranted first k e,.5,91 a tee the NEW SOUTH VALES AND vLN ; 24 DIE ME . ;3,• LAND. The umlersi.2,tted has mu p •e In announcing the app9iarm , tof .the Barque Pl'l_vUi S ELIZAIit;II.I, Late a flov4rnraent l'oxket, and wool holm as one-of tic sivittt est ves.=.elsin irra Majesty'4; service, to Baii Liar the auove ports on the first Ch . Del egniter. Tile superiority of this vessel to rthose.built or the i'fierchati service, •is such, that immediate upp'jeariun is recommenatd, and no berth will fire considered .empi,red tii, the pasiage. money has been deposited.—ApplytJ EDWA lt D WALKIN . SI-1 A IV, Aust nAti an 0 A'ait, Bar, Nail lied, athi I wint - .!>• x.;..,0:.:‘; pi tine in°, approved quali.ies.—Aiso, e31..‘;•0N :for Eal.ast. Tin Plates, Iron Wire, Block, E , and •Granulated TIN. Copper Sheathing, Bolts, and B zier's likeets; Leads and 1) -- i•Jter; , and • Chain Cables, Aneaurs, and small Chains tor Sheetsties, the weA-kncarn Platiu - itietur43 olMessrs.:Arrtunan, , of 35rietui. Apply to A0.11.6,11A.N 13, N;ater. , stiect. A. ;and S. ate The :sole Agut3 - for the 6u....e ut Last India FLOUR in this market .of wine-Li:hey 'keep a tonstint supply. A conyniotlinas'iset al-VePICES en LE t, in their 1-zeuusei, in 'Water-street. t r—s. • , • Qn 11 , 3'130 g' - Burden pdr regi.::ter '4:39 :3-, is .9- iths tons, built at Whitby 1itt.b1.3,1, - Of the best daterials, length till feet. 2 inches, breadth 2.5 feet inche 'depth ti fed ti inches, copper-fastened, head and qualte -badges, sails very fast, is abundantly found in sto.cs; now l ng in tin! Bru - nstviA Dock; and can' be sent to sea at 0. trifling expe'nse.- 7 -For inventories, and further,partierrlazs, ayiLy to :Messrs. eIIAUMAN and WIL LIS, I\lo- I, King. - -street, unto IfUrdly!23, Chapel-walks. .1 12 :1 1 ' , . , E1Irthela:Ter rt.^ . _giEtzr 461• tons ; built of the best mate ,W'---kit....- riats, au:r may szut.to 5,..-41.itt 11 mali expense.—For inventory, .Bc.e.,,;,piv to - I.)U.ICA.ti GIBB. ti) dlLttfr3. On TuunsnAr next, the 6th instant at Twetve o'clock, At BUCHANAN awl BnowNes Of 'cc, Oltlhaitstreet, Bits HORSE IV, • Byker, from-buerros Ayres. A • ty to BIiCtIANAN and ihiOWNE,.Brokers. ICTwelve On FRIDAY -next, the 7th instant, . o'clock, At BUCHANAN . and BnowNn's Otli..c, Oldliall;'street, .1&15 Dozen .SHL EP S INS, t. 49 Do. LEER /Do. 2J Do.. KIP and,CALF Do. 125 HORSE .HIDAS, Ex Byker, from Buenos Ayres.—Apply to 'BUCHANAN and , BROWNE Brokers. On FRIDAY next, the - ith instant t'twelve o'clock, At Roscow and RIGG's Ofli e; Water-street, 822 Dry COW and 0- HIDES, 355 Dry HORSE Ditto, Ex Mary, and Byker, from B nos Avres, and lying in Wright's Warehouse, I.itherland- ey.—Apply to Messrs. Wsi. Law IN and Co., , ivlert hints, orto ROSCOW -and RIGG, Erhke"s. 1 On 'FRIDAY next, - December 7th, 183' 'at Wm. I'. 1 - .SutiLy's Office, .Exchange-411ey, at I' dye o'coek, .14.6aLit 3 'ions SATAN '001), 8 , ..A.4) BUFFAL lIOItNS, 4 . .040 litiliNi'l IPS. WM. P. BUSIIBY, Broker. A iTly to MoNDA Y neap, the .d;th instal; , at twelve o'clock, on the tand,,opposite Mr. Stephen. hite's Flour Mill, Crown street, ,Edge-ail, About 2,000,000 RICKS, Of excellent quality; they will . b sold in lots suitable to pur chasers; not less than 20,000 in each lot. A person in th e field _ W ATSON, to spew them.—Apply to Mr. WSi. .21, Water -street, •nr NICHOLAS HURRY, Broker. On MONDAY next, the lUth inst . t, at 'Twelve o'clock . , At BucIiANAN-and BROWNE'S ffice, in Oldhall-street, About 1100 lb West India T RTOISE SHELL, Ex Anfield, from Jamaica.—Ap y to Messrs. JOHN HALL and Co., Merchants, or to BUCHANAN and BROWNE, Brokers, . . . kor freight or charter. The fine A I rsey-built Ship, ST. ROIX, Captai BRADLEY; Burthen per register 413 tons; coppered and copper-fastened; sails very fast, and is now ready to receive a cargo —Apply to DANIEL BUCHANAN. tram Vachtts. 3 it 1, "." 41 STEAM CONVEYANCE FROM LIVER- It ., ', • POOL TO CARLISLE AND ANNAN, The Steam Boat, SO 'WAY, C. LITTLE, IkIA. ' ER; Sails every Monday, at high-water, fr the North end, Clarence Dock, for the Carlis.e Canal, ng off Whitehaven, Mary Port, Workington and Annan Vaterfoot, to land Passengers. She returns from the Canal, and Annan Water foot on Wednesday, calling at ,the afore-named Ports, to receive and land Passengers. The Steam Boat CUMBERLAND, J. SEWELL, MASTER ; Sails from North end, Clarence Dock, every Wedneiday, at high-water, calling at the above places, and sails every Friday, from the Carlisle Canal. . By ihese conveyances, goods are forwarded free of Commis sion, to all parts of Cumberland, Westmorland, and the county of Durham ; the Solway affords an excellent conveyance to Dumfries, and parts adjacent. For Preight or Passage apply to F. THEAKSI F. ON ," 18, Water-street. DECEMBER, 1832. 1 . 1 . STEAM , . • v.•. .l-4.4 ? !., ._ • ic, OF LARGE DIMENSIONS, AND PROPORTIONATE POWER, SAIL from LIVERPOOL, fur ilth UNDERMENTIONED .POIM, REGCIARLY, as under, WITH OR WITHOUT PILOTS, AND WITH LIBERTY TO TOW VESSELS, DURING THE PRESENT MONTH OF DEUEMBER, .1832. • FOR CORK. PROM CLARENCE DOCK,THE HERALD, S. S. MowLE, Commander, and THE SEX' ERN H. A. BA TE S, R.N., C omman d er, Wednesuay, sth December, . 9 o'clock Morning. Monday, 10th .... 12 .... Noon. Sato clay, 15th .... 3 .... At . ..moon. Thu, slay, 20th .... 9 ... Morning. Tooday, gth .. • • 1/ .... Morning. L., unnay, 3uth , ... 2 .... Afternoon. FOR, WATERFORD, FROM CLARE DOCK, THE GIPSY, A. Klt it, Commander, Tuesday, 4th - December, 8 o'cioa Morning. !I ueWay, 11th .... 12 .... 1 'i ucsday, 18th .. • . .8 .... Morning. 'l7ties.i:ay, 25th .... 12 .... Noon. FOR NE WR Y, .PROM CLARENCE DOCK. THE ST. DAVID, JOHN PILE, Commander, F...aturday, Bth December, 10 o'clock Morning. Saturday, 15th .... 3 .... .Afternoon. Saturday, 22nd .... 10 .... Morning. Saturday, 29th .... 2 .... Afternoon. FOR DUNDALK, nu m - CLA!U ROCK, THE EARL OF RODEN, JOHN iIOWLE, Commander, Three Times a Fortnight, and particulars may be known on application at toe Offices. FOR BEAUNIARig, BAN GOR,.MENAI BRIDGE AND CARNARVON. .OEOIOOE'S - PIERHEAD, THE Alit,* A. SpEtas, Commander, Thursday, 6th December, 10 . W.clock Morning. Monday, 10th .... 11 .... Morning. hursnay, 13th .... 1 , Afternoon. Monday, 17th .... .8 .... Morning. Thursday, 20th . . 10 .. . . Morning. . Monday, 2,lth .... 10 .... Morning. hursday, 27th .... 12 .... Noon. Monday, 31st .... 7 .... Morning. * This Vessel will take Goods for the above ports every Monday, and shippers are recommended to have their Goods down al the Clarence Dock early on the Saturday previous. Goods and Pa-reels' forwarded to wherever directed, by Bteam packets or other eligible conveyance, with the greatest care and despatch, if addressed to WATSON & PIM, St. George Steam packet Company's 017, ;( , 5 , Clarence Dock, or '2l, 11'atur-street, Licurpool. ,Saleo by auction, By Messrs. T. and J. TROVE' . By order of the Mortgagees, —On I iiijItSDAY ext, the 6th inst., at Seven o'clock in tne Evening, at e house of "Roger Backhouse, the King William Hotel, ' Williamson-square, LL that well-accustomed PUBL HOUSE, called the 1 Glasgow and Carlisle Tavern, s • ate in Sea Brow, and in the occupation of MrS. Booker as tenant thereof, at the yearly rent of £35. For further particulars apply to . Mr. ARMSTRONG, Solicitor, Queen-square, Liverpool. FURNITURE, &c., RICHMOND-ROW. - By Messrs. T. and J. TROTTER. To-morinow, (Wednesday) precisely at Eleven o'clock, on the -Premises, Richmond-row, near Soho-street, I rytHE . genteel and useful HOCSEHO FURNITURE, R China, Glass, and other Effects, of Gentleman declin ing Housekeeping, comprising Four-pos and Camp Bedsteads and Hangings, prime Goose b eather B ds and some excellent Bedding, Paillasses, Painted Drawers, hamber Chairs, Table and Basin Stands, handsome Chimn Pier, Box, and Swing Dressing Glasses, Kidderminster an Venetian Parlour and Stair Carpets, range of Morine Window Curtains, Figured Oil Cloths, Mahogany Articles in ca pit a l Ch a i rs, Ch ests of D rawers, .Dining, Pembroke, Card, and Soap Tables, Black Hair Sofa, the whole of the Kitchen Requisites, &c. May be viewed on the Morning of sale, when Catalogues may be had on the Premises, and from Messrs. TROTTER, Whitechapel. •By ord...r of the Alsignees of Hiram Gilleland, a Bankrupt. By Messrs. T..& j..TROTTER. On FRIDAY next, the 7th instant, at Two o' ck in the After noon, at the Royal. Hotel, Dale-street, bjcct to such con ditions as will be then and there_produ d, A LL.that PIECE or PARCEL of AND, situate on the 1 - A.. north side of West Derby-street, leiading . from Liverpool, aforesaid, to Edge-hill, in West Derby eing in front to West Derby-street and. at the ba c k severa l 19 yares,,and runnin g in rear or depth backward s on th e ea and west sides severally Derby 30 yards, or thereabouts, bounded on the east by a street or lane leading into West Derby-street, on the west by Houses and Premises belonging to Mr. Jas. 0. Watson, and at the back by a street of five yards wide. This Property is held under a lease for 60 years commencing 15th May, 1830, subject to a small ground rent, and is eligibly situated for Building upon. For further particulars apply to Messrs. BARTLEY and Ito- BERTs, Solicitors, 2, Dale-street, Liverpool. By order of the Mortgagee. Pereraptorily,—On TUESDAY next, the 11th da of December, at One o'clock in the afternoon, at the Georg Inn, Dale-street, Liverpool, subject to conditions to be the produced, A PIECE of LAND, with the Ten DW LING-HOUSES ...tIL and SHOPS thereon erected, situa on the north side of Finch-street, Liverpool, between Gildar -street and Falkland street, in the possession of Mr. John bett, and others, con taining in front to Finch-street and at the back thirty-six feet three inches, and in depth backwards sixty-nine feet six inches, or thereabouts, two of the Dwelling-houses and Shop being to the front of Finch-street, and the remaining eight at the back. The tenure is Leasehold under the Corporation of Liverpool for three lives, all in being, and twenty-one years. For further particulars apply to Mr. LATHAM HANMER, Jun., Solicitor, Dale-street. 4 2 41 2., hod... .11 'ACED . PATENT PLATTLD n.ANSPARENT WAX AND SPERM LIGHTS, AND SU -ERIOR MOULD TALLOW CANDLES. 1 and A. TOWNES,' Agents to M ssrs. BRECKNELL and. • . • T URNER, Haymarket, London beg respec.fally to an nounce to the Nobility and Gentry o iverpool and its vicinity .that they have received a large su yof the above much ap proved Articles, and, from their having given general satisfac tion last season, trust they shall obtain the honour of future commands. 86, Lo? if-street. For DUBLIN AND BELFA:,T. TDB CITY OF DUBLIN ,STEAM -PACKET OMPANY, -- - . -- , 6%;t6fi0 INCORPORATED BY ACT F PARLIAMENT. The above Company sail their Ves s, (with or mahout . Pilots,) taking Goods and Passengers the following ports, namely,, To DUBLIN Daily. To,BELFAST, the HIBERNIA, every Wednesday, from the Clarence Dock. Apply, for Dublin Line, to SAMUEL PERRY,. 27, for 'Belfast Line, to , Water -street. JOHN APCAMMON. THE LIVERPOOL STANDARD.