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

OUR PACKET SHIPS

(From the New York Daily Express.)
We commence with Crinnell, Minturn, and Co.'s line of Li-
verpool Packets, to give the time occupied in the passage of
each vessel, to and from Liverpool, for the last year, ending
November 10:
Left New 'York.

Arrival at Liverpool.
Day's passage.
Geo. Washington, Holdridge, Oct. 8. Oct. 26. 18
Napoleon, Smith Nov. 10. Nov. 30. 20
Indpendence, Nye, Dec. 9. Dec. 29. 20
Roscoe, Delano, 1836, Jan. 10. Jan. 27. 17
G. Washington, Holdfidge, Feb. 9. March 3. 22
Napoleon, Smith, March 9. March 27. 18
Independence, Nye April 8. April 23. 14-i
Roscoe, Delano, May 9. June 5. 26
G. Washington, Holdridge, June 8. June 25. 17
Pensylvania, Smith, July 8. July 29. 21
Independence, Nye, Aug. 8. Aug. 30. 22
Roscoe, Delano, Sept. 9. Sept. 28. 19
Left Liverpool. Arrival at New York.
Days' passage.
Roscoe, Delano, Oct. 25. Nov. 28. 33
G. Washington, Holdridge, Nov. 25. Dec. 31. 36
Napoleon, Smith, Dec. 24. Feb. 4. 42'
Independence, Nye, 1836 Feb. 5. Feb. 28. 23
Roscoe, Delano, Feb. 26. March 30. 8.2
G. Washington, Holdridge, March 28. April 30. 33
Napoleon, Smith, April 30. May 27. 28
Independence, Nye, May 24. June 14. 21
Roscoe, Delano, June 27. Aug. 2. 36
G. Washington, Holdridge, July 24.. Aug. 23. 30
Pennsylvania, Smith, Aug. 24. Sept. 21. , 28s
Independence, Nye, Sept. 26. Nov. 2. 33 .
The quickest outward-bound passage was made by the Indei
pendence in 15 days; the longest by the Roscoe, in 26 days:
rise Independence made her three outward-bound passages in
57 days, the Washington in 58, and the Roscoe in 61. Two of
the outward-bound passages were made by the Independence,
Roscoe, and Washington in 35 days each. Average of the pas
sages out, of the above three vessels, 19i days.
The quickest homeward-bound passage was made by the In-
dependence in 21 days; the longest by the same ship in 37 days.
The Independence made her three homeward-bound nassages
in 81 days, the Washington in 99. and the Roscoe in 103 days.
Two of the homeward-bound passages of the Independence were
made in 44 days, of the Washington in 66, and of the Roscoe
in 67 days. Average of the homeward-bound passages of the
above three vessels, rather more than 31 days.
OLD LINE.-( Black Ball.)-We continue to-day and give
the time occupied of each vessel of the above line, to. and from
Liverpool, the last year ending September 18.
Left New York. Arrived at Liverpool.
Days' passage.
Europe, Marshall, Oct. 2. Oct. 18. 16
Columbus, Depeyster Oct. al. Nov. 18. 25
South-America, Barstow, Nov. 23. Nov. 22. 16
England, Waite, Nov. 17. Dec. 5. 18
Orpheus, Burslay, Dec. 1. Dec. 26. 25
North America, Hoxie, Dec. 16. Jan. 11. 26
Caledonia, Graham, 1836, . Jan. 1. Jan. 22. 21
Hibernia, Wilson, Jan. 16. • Feb. 5. 20
'Europe, Marshall, Feb. 1. Feb. 24. '23
Columbus, Depeyster, 'Feb. 17. March 8. 21
Sonth'America, Barstow, - March 2. March 22. 20
England, Waite, March 16. April 4. 19
Orpheus, Burslev, April 1. April 21. 21
North America, Hoxie, April 16. May 12. 26
Caledonia, Graham May 2. June 3. 32
Etirripe, Marshall, May 16. June 8. 23
Columbus, Depeyster, June 8.. June -26. 18
Hibernia, Wilson, June 16. July 5. 19
Soutb America,' Barstow, July 1. July 24. 23
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England, Waite, •
Orpheus, Barsley,
Oxford, Rathbone,
North America, Hoxie, Sept. 1. Sept. 27. 26
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Europe, Marshall,
'Left Liverpool.
passage.
North America,
Caledonia,
Hibernia, Nov. 1. Dec. 26. 55
Europe,
Columbus, Dee. 3. Jan. 17. 45
South America, Dee. 17. Jan. 12. 26
England, 1836, Jan. 1. Feb. 10. 40
Orpheus, Feb. 4. March 2. '27
North America, Feb. 5. March 7. 31
Caledonia, , Feb. 29. April 20. 51
Europe, March 19. April 21. 36
Columbus, April 4. May 6. 32
Hibernia, April 8. May 9, 31
South America, April 17. May 19. 32
England, May 1. May 28. 27
Orpheus, May 16. June 9. 21
North America, June 1. July 6. 35
Caledonia, June 17. Aug. 2. 46
July 1. Aug. 10. 40
Europe,
Columbus, July 23. Aug. 21. 29
Hibernia, Aug. 3. Sept. 5, 33
South America, Aug. 16. 1. 3
Sept.pt. 6
England, . Sept. 3. Oct. 7, .34
Ofplietis, , Sept. 16. Oct. 13. 23
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d -b makingou n d pas_hel.
The quickest outward-bound passage was made by the
Europe, in sixteen days; the longest by the Caledonia, in
thirty-two days. The England made her three outward-hound
passages in fifty-seven days, the time occupied by the lode-
tphernedee nocuet`v„rd
(Grinnell.
Itplaisustatigrens. , eildvCeroa.g'se lice)
sages, twenty-two days.
The quickest homeward-bound passage was made by the
outward-bound
Orpheus in twenty-four days; the longest by the Hibernia, in
fifty-five days. The Orpheus made her three homeward_
bound passages in seventy-seven days, being only seven days
more than her outward-bound passages. Average outward.
bound passages, rather more than thirty-five days.

The number of persons who have applied for tickets of ad-
mission to the Glas.ow dinner to Sir R. Peel already amounts
to 3200.
IMPORTANT TO R 4 tr. w y SHAREHOLDERS.—The Revising
Barrister fur South Durham has decided, that the shareholders
of a railway, having an annual 4.05,. interest in the undertaking,
are entitled to be registered as voters for the county.