The Liverpool Standard and General Commercial Advertiser.
Liverpool, Merseyside, England, 1836-12-27 00:00:00

N'tb3 lautilicationo.

grid E SHIPPING GAZETTE;' LONDON EVENING
JOURNAL of MARITIME,
.COMMERCIAL, aud
POLITICAL NEWS.. ESTABLISHED IN J\NUA►iY.

. Combining all the essentials. of a. Daily Newspaper, with the
prominent features of complete and exclusive intelligence on
every subject connected with the. Shipping and Trade of the
United Kingdom, the SHIPPING,k3AzETTE has obtained a'
. .
character fur correctness and,e,x,rensive usefulness unprecedented-
in the annals of Newspapers. It pow. commands a leading cir-.
culation throughout the United Kingdom, the Colonies,, on the.
.Continent of Europe, in the United. States of America:and other
foreign countries; and is therefore a most eligible Medium for
,Commercial and Miscellaneous Advertisements, particularly
those that relate to the sale, Charter, freightage,equipment, awl
ttailing:of vessels, the sale, of merchant goods, and that have
for their ohjmt the particular -attention of Merchan-ts, Ship-
owuers, and Mariners, and those having dealings with them.
The.establishmeot of the S,HIP/'INQ GAZETTE forms a
new era in the, history of.Shippieg Intelligence; comprising, as
.it does, daily and complete announcements of arrivals and sail-
ings -of all. vessels iu the. COASTING and FOREIGN
TB ADES, togetber.with an accurate.aecount of vessels spoken
at sea; state of. winds cud weather; accidents; losseS; rates of
foreign and coasting freights ; wholesale prices of goods; stock
exchange news; COAL. COIIN, and other Itirkets ;
.which
information is regularly furnished by correspondents specially
appoiuted IN. EVERY POUT IN THE 14i1TED KING-
DWI, and in the.priucipal ports of all foreign countties trading
with Great Britain. Thei SHIPPING GAZ,ETTE further
embraces a comprehensive detail of.domestic and miscellaneous
intelligence; records of all important events ; reports of parlia--
mentary proceedings, public meetings, decisions of law and
police courts, &c., and, altogether contains a larger mass of
. information than is afforded by any other Evening Newspaper.'
During the last Session of Parliament the SHIPPING GA-
ZET'T'E was frequently referred to by witnesses Examined before
Special Committees (tithe Houseof Commons, as furnishing the
most authentic evidence in maritime affairs. And, haying super-
seded Lloyd's and the Shipping Lists in general estimation and
utility, it has become the, recognised .organ ,of the Shipping
Interest.

The SHIPPING GAZETTE. is soppliettto,rubscribers, pay,
ing in. advance, at £2 13s. pr £1 7s. per quarter,
being at the rate of. fourpence each paper.; and to purchasers,
who do not pay in advancertivepence per paper.
•• Orders, colninunications, and: advertisements for the SHIP-
PING. GAZE 'I'VE, are received by its Agents at the respective
out-ports.; oral the Publication 0f6,c0. 162, Vleet-street, London.
It 4httv also be ordered., through any News, Agent in, town 'or
cAuntry.,. When. .pasinents ,are made, in_advance Agents are
Aallowed.ls. 6d. on ea.ch • order.,for upe,,quarter,. and 2s. 6d. on
each order for half-a.year ; anAi the sarce.pii,renevcd orders';
commeneinv with the day on, whitit Junco) .'W
paid at the publication office. A few reseryed.s area of £lO
each (payment in full, with no further calls, I Will he issued uii
• the 2d of January, to thi-ie who are disposed to parOdipate in
and increase the value of the property.
Communications, posttree, may. he addressed "To the Editoi
of the Shipping Gazette, 1,62, Fleet-street,.Lonaon."