The Liverpool Standard and General Commercial Advertiser.
Liverpool, Merseyside, England, 1836-01-29 00:00:00

On SALE,
The Ship AUGUSTA, of St. J u, NB. ;
- Length, 114 feet 51 inches; breath ,28 feet 41- inches;
-7-•*-- height between decks, 5 feet 11 es; 417 20-94 teas
per register; she is copper-fastened an Wood sheathed, and
underwent a heavy repair in Liverpool in 1832; sails remark.
ably fast, and carries a large cargo on a light draft of water.—
For further particulars apply to
ROBERT D. WILMOT, 6,-York-street.

. ' For SALE.
A fine new BRIG. -
e 4 itk 160 tons register, built entirely of F ,crlis,
----- • thoroughly copper-fastened, will be • ddy.fol
ing in the beginning of March. at Buckwear near Clu
is now about half planked, and may be.i s ected by au
•
wishing to purchase her. .• -
Length. .. 7 eet.
Breadth. '2l feet 3 inches.
Depth. 13 feet 3 inches.
For further particulars apply to . -
BOSS BRO r fIERS, 16, Harrington-street.

.Igdish 'oak, is
.4y.for launch-.
near Chepstow ;
,ected by any party

For SALE,
Daily-expected to arrive,
;,-. The splendid. A-1 copper-fastened Ship-
ROTHSCHILD
Launched at St. Andrew's, N. 8., 24th October last, rom the same
Yard, and by the same Master. .Builder,. as th Ship ABBOT.
F9ItD.
The ROTHSCHILD is flush decked, built entirely in frame
and registers 55-1 18-91 tons; she Cotnbi to the utmost ob-
tainable extent the properties of sailing, c' eying, and lightness
of draft, and is universally acknowledged to be one of the finest
specimens of .naval architecture ever produced in the British
_Provinces. Her principal timbers, breast-hooks, binding
streaks, Ste., are alighted States white oak, bright work (in seven
2; inch streaks) of pitch pine, bends awl paint streaks of red
pine, and all her scantlimgs and fastenings are unusually heavy;
has three copper-fastened oak-built boats, cast iron pumps, and
iron stauncheuns betwixt decks. Her equipments and stores
are ample, and all of best Liverpool manutacture.
Feet. Inches.

Dimensions—Length of keel ..130 3 •
Length on deck ... • 129 8
Breadth of beatn
Depth of hold 2l - 0
Height between decks 7 2
For further particulars, specification of scantlings, &e., ap,
ply to CANNON, MILLER, and Co.

THE CLIURCII OF SCOTLAND MAGAZINE,
PUBLISHED ON THE FIRST DAY OF EVERY ItIONTII,. PRICE. 6D.
Now cotnpleted, Vol. Second, price 75,, honnji in cloth, of
rriRE CHURCH. OF SCOTLAND' MAGAZINE.
II The PuhliSher of this Work begs to 9611 the attention of
the Friends of the Institutions Of the Connfiry, both in Scotland
au-d-England, to the contents of the .1/Alines now con.pleted.
Ile has no hesitation in expressing, his perfect confiden ace that.
on the great leading question the day,
essenti;Aly ffecting
the Religious and Civil Welfare of the Empire—viz., the
question of

" CHURCH ESTABLISHMENTS,
They will find an extent and variety of information not to be
equalled in any work of the Satne•Compass in the English lan-
guage.
It has received, and continues to receive, the contributions
and support of the most eminent and talented Clergy of the
Church of Scotland, -and of the sound and well-affected portion
or the Secedintr Ministers, as well as the right-minded Laity in
tte'Church and among Disenters. It orn4.inated at a period
of the most violent hostility to the settled lbstitutions both Of
Church and State. It entered on the defence with the boldness,
decision, and energy of troth, and continues to be carried on
With a nerve anfl-vig,our worthy of the noble cause in which it is
embarked. • .
THE FRIENDS OF THE CONNEXION OF THE CHURCH AND
STATE will find in it every variety of argument, drawn from
Scripture and reason—froiii history awl experience—from the
nature of man, and the necessities of human society, in proof
of the duty and expediency of maintaining- that connexion.
They wilt obtain ample and minnte statistical information 011
all the great facts of the question, both as relating to the Church
and Dissenters in Scotlond—the revenues and numbers of the
Church and Dissenters in England—the past and present state
of the Church in Ireland—its property and numbers—and the
present condition of Popery and Presbyterianism in that coun-
try. The nuinerous,abte papers of the Rev. Mr. Lorimer which
it contains on the. state of the question, in America, it is con-
fessed, on all hands, are , unequalled and unanswerable. The
able series of papers by Captain Gordon, have been generally
admired; while 'the not- less talented and vigorous contribn-
tionS from the 'pen of the Editor,-have called forth universal
commendation, extending even bythose hostile to the cause.
The two volumes, of the Church of Scotland lkiagaiine, now
completed, contain besides' a mass of matter on the Church
•quest!nn many able pipers on. collateral topics—on Education
and general Literature. Me fivthanning Number for February.
will be one well worthy the attention of Me4bers of the Church of
England. It will contain a very able and complete exposé of the
misrepresentations of the recent Statistical Tables of the London
Congregational Magazine. •
The Publisher again repeats his unhesitating conviction, that,
in no other work of the same compass, will the Churchman find
so' complete an armour for the sound defence of Church Hata-
blkhments.
W. R. •M‘Phon, Publisher. 86. Trongate; W. Grapel and
J. Philip, Liverpool; Sitnpkin, Marshall, and Co., London'
'and may be procured by order of any Bookseller.