The Liverpool Standard and General Commercial Advertiser.
Liverpool, Merseyside, England, 1838-06-12 00:00:00

S'IsEAM NAVIGATION TO NEW YORK.

\ The City of Dublin Steam-packet ,Company's
'unrivalled safety Steam Ship.
The ROYAL WILLIAM,
.re Lieut. W. SWAINSON, R.N., Commander, ,
617 tons burthen, engines 276-horses power, will sail from
LIVERPOOL, for NP:W YORK, without touChl fi at any
port. in the Irish Channel, on THURSDAY, sth uly, at Six
o'cllck in the Eveniug.
The character. of 'this superior vessel for, peed and safety
is already well established. She is constcircted on the safety
prin'eiple of being divided into separate' compartments, by,
water-tight iron bulkheads, and which has gisen such security
and confidence to the public.
The Roy e L w t LLI A If will remain ten days at New York, to
ellow
,travellers to visit the 'Splendid scenery of the Hudson
River, and the cel,ibra.ted Falls of Niagara. Her return frOM
that unit will therefere be postponed until the 29th of, July.
The cabin accommodations of the .Ror. sr. WILLIAM are
arranged to" ensure evety cotufirt to passengers. Fare 35
Guineas, including Wines and all Stems.
An exp rieneed Surgeon will accompany the Vessel.
Application for berths to be inade
.tu Liverpool to
8A NMI% PERRY,:27, Water-street.
London ....t0...T0ni.; °silo RISE, 16; JUliii-st.,•cruiched-fiiari.
Plymouth:.to..Wtt,LiAst SAUNDERS,
Fahnotitli ..to.. and •E. C.
Belfast ....to..l{llLi. CHARLEY.Limerick ..to..W. G. SIBTHORPE, Cabal Harbour.
Dublin Company:s Office, 15' and 16. Eden Quay, Dublin.
N.B.—Passengers, any,'
frOM of the' above, ports will be, con
Liverpool:Xpfl by Company's Steamers,Steamers,free of passage money, to
. ,order,
P. HOWELL, Secretary.

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't.' i 1 For DUBLIN AND BELFAST.
ii,Pl t.& THE Crir OP DUBLIN
--.-.• ..,,,-7.1',:' STEAM-PACKET. COMPANY,
-. ,- • ' 'INCORPORATED BY ArT OF PARLIAMENT.'
,1, h' above Company sail their • Vessels, (with or, withow
pi,
4,(1,) taking Goods and Passengers to the following ports,
namely,
'ro DUBLIN Daily.
To BELFAST,' every Wednesday.
The new Steamer XTEILONE; on WIONESOBT next, the
13thinstant, at One o'clOck in the Afternoon, from theClarenee
Duck.

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Fite pi inciple of this Company. is that of attaching all ltn-
portors and Exporters by a Division of the Profits among them,
after pa) ment of the Dividends—thus creating a community of
interests between the Shippers and Shareholders---a principle
which will best guarantee to its Proprietors 'a.certainty of their
Dividemis, and to Shippers of all descriptions of
aGrothoid:
wain,:
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Live. Stick the having* well supported Establishment of first-
class Steamers, and the loest rate of 'Freight on a
.due attention to their maintenance.
SA NIV EL PERRY, 27, Watr-street.
Apply to

D NORTH WALES NEW S'IEAM
LIVERP°°b N
NA.‘'.VIGATION COMPANY.
The Direetora'of 'this Company beg reStectfully
• ./.11f- to inforM the Nobility, Gentry, and- Inhabitants
'PAW e__V!* of Liverpool, Manchester, and their
•• and the'Residents of the Principality, that they
will e°llm
ienc m
e running their new and splendid Stea•ship the
DAM FORD; •
• 340 Tons burtnea, as expressed beneath :
The DARTFORD Will be found to be one. of the finest and most
convenient-Vessels that has hitherto been eagagedi •the North
\Vales and 'Liverpool traffic, and the Directorschallenge
ctitnparison between - her.and any other Vessel ow sailing out
of thd port Of 'LiVerpoot. •
Het' ballh'en ii. 340 tons ; she has two Pa nt EnOles,,of 70
horse power each, quite new and of the
,b and tnot'approved
construction. Th., iibift(ory niotiedsb t ch complained of in
thesgenevality of
-Lalb-vessels will•nOt be experienced in the
.o!trtford. Hera ccommodations are at once splendid, appro-
tip in the first style; trttirile, and convenient .
yilelhe re. is a capacious and lofty saloon,.
Ste. &c she has also sepal ate Ladies' Cabins,
There is a Pore Cabin,
lotions;; • also fitted out with suitable accommo-
na and indeed the
Directors.flalter themselOes that their,
Vessel will suit the tastes of all parties. and insure the 'patron-
uge 'aud support which her cabilities fully Warrant them in
anticipating.
She will ply between the above Ports during the Summer, as
under, and commence leaving
eunarvon, on Saturday, June 16, at Eight o'clock, Morning.
Menai .Bridge, Nine
Bangor :
Beautnaris Half-past Nine
Ten
And every following TUESDAY, THURSDAY, and SATURDAY,
aLthe same hour ;'and from George's Pierhead, LIVERPOOL,
every .I%lorinav,
NA, EDN ES DA Y, at Ten o'clock in the Morning. FRIDAY,
Cabin Fare (i ncluding Steward's Fee) 7s. 6d—Carnarvon, Bs. 6d.
Deck ..... ........ ... ......... 3 6 4
Children molar Tett' Years of Age, Half-price.
A Stewardess will attend the Ladie4 Cabin.
The Directors beg to inform their Friends that when the tide
'will not permit the Vessel to proceed to Carnarvon,.convey-
ances will be in readiness at the Menai Bridge to take the Pas-
eengers to and from Carnarron,,without delay, at the Company's
eXpense.
For freight and passage apply at the Company's Office:
15:GOREE PIAZZAS, LIVERPOOL,
and -the following Agents,
BBangor. ...... Mr. R. Pritchar
Iry and, Postoffice.
Carnarvon ..Mr. Edward S, Harp Hotel.
Beaurnaris ..Mr. Davies, LiverpoOl Arms. •
Pwliheli ....Captain J. Huohes, 'A g for Lloyd's. Portliditilleyn Messrs. John Hughes andent Charles Williams.
Holyhead ....Captain Wm. Gibbs, Shipbuilder.
:Manchester ..Messrs. Lowe and Barton'.
T. who
C And the Captain, on board.
m applications for Shares must be addressed.
Will y iv, Company have also. decided that this
splendid Steamer
make an EXCURSION dnring the Sunitner, every SUN-
LAY MORNING. leaving. Gelrge's Pier at Eight o'clock, for
lENAI I3RIDG E; and will start front thence at Three o'cloCk
in the Afternonn of the same day.
Cabin Fare
. ss.

To-monaow; (Wednesday,) the 13th instant, at Twelve o'clock,
in Chaloner and Iloughton's 'Bonded Sheds,Harrington-
street; Quay of the Harrington Dock,.&c. &c.,
THREE 'CARGOES',IIONDURAS iIAHOGANY,
255' LOGS,.
Being the Cargo just landed ex r ,from,the Bay direct.
236 L
Beiugthe Cargo just landertex ,al.ista, from the Bay direct.
,t • as Lo(jS,
Being the Cargo just, lande x Alexander, from the Bay direct:
These Cargoes contain at le selections for Machinery, Ca-
binet, and other 'purposes ; the plain, soft, and straight Logs
are arranged in Lots apart from those which contain bald,
richly-figured or mottled Logs ; and hon.) these the Coach
Panne] Wood is separated. The worm has slightly iujured the
edge or side of some of the Logs in one of the Cargoes, other-
wise they are fresh, of good qua lit ,-, and of good sizes.
210 Logs PENCIL CEDAR,
just landed, ex British Heroine, from Mobile;.
With Quantities of St. Domingo, Cuba, African, &c. MA-
HOGANY, ROSEWOOD, ZEBRA, COCUS, and PAR-
TRIDGE WOODS, LIGNUMVITLE, &i:1 &e. . '
N.B.—The Sale will begin on the Harrington Dock Quay,
at Noon precisely. .
On account of the Importers.
C HALON ER and 110 UG HTON,jßrokers.