The Liverpool Standard and General Commercial Advertiser.
Liverpool, Merseyside, England, 1836-01-12 00:00:00

rttain- N'abitottott.

POWERFUL STEAM-PACKETS TO LO
TWICE EVERY WEE*
-• The Northwest of Leland U ion Steam VesselS
44.,* A\ The PRINCESS "VICTORIA,
Captain J. BRITTON,'
-Will sail for LON DON DERRY, with leave to
"it 4t PORT RUSH and the GIANT'S CAUSEWAY, To-
lgoatiow, (Wednesday;) the 13th instant, at Six o'clock, A.M.
powerfal Steam-pocket:ISABELLA NAPIER,
Captain .9. A. DAVENPORT,
Wtll 4180 sail, as Usual, on SATUR DA Y uext, the 16th instant,
at' Ore o'clock, A.M. from the Clarence Dock.
tiates,of Freight and Passirge apply•to
MUNN, Foyle-tree, Londonderry.
ORE and M`C WEIGHTt, 23,'Water.4treet, Liverpool,

&DERRY,

if , For DUBLIN ,AND BEI. ST. •
i'.4 '4- I.\ THE CITY OF 1),17 N „
.A.-
-..-:'-'l' ` STEAM-PACKET. M PAN V,'
The' afh.0,..:; INCORPORATEDi3 tiitheliirY ACT- PARLIAMENT.
Vessels, (with or . without
rait,l";l):'''"g GonasuLd' Passengers to the following ports,
To DUBLIN. Daily.
For BELF"T. the HIBERNIA, To-Moscow, (Wednes-
ay,the 13t11 itigt,nt rive -o'clock in the' Evening, from
the Clarence Dock. 'at
4
Apply, Tor Dttblio Line, to
SAMUEL PERRY, 27,
for Belkst Line, to ' • Water-street.
lIMIN,M`CA M MON and Co.,

Therm 416 Oe -of 'this Comptinv is that of attaching 'all fm-
Porters and Exporters by a Division of the Profits among them,
after pa,nent 'of the Dividends--thus Creating a Coindiunity of
611iles'lli between the Shippers and Shareholders—a principle
v?ilt "ill best guarantee to its Proprietors a certainly of their
Livelvkiletvls:and to Shipperi of all deicrilitions of Goods and
g
, —l:ielc the having a well. supported'EstabliShment df:first.
class Stoamers, and the lowest rate of Freight compatible withnue attention to their maintenance. • /
~,. . • - - '

. , PITEIstT. WE, TANG MA 1-111NV,.5":.
TrirTctirtc.sorps 1, VROVED PATI4-11
,WEIGH-
i
1-1.1.--k, . ING MACHINE for the use of. ' s, Wharf's, -Col-
tPrirs Railways Tutnpike Roads, Gas rks &c. Scc";: to
NioN7!"4llfrnni,Cine' Pound to Ten Tons, De ivel•ed and 'Fix.e'd at
se(uleed Prices.
Agent--Mr. Dnt,RY, Paitlp-street, Liveipool.
Slieffteld,%tune, 18..3Z..

On SALE,
The remarkably line Barque 8. • RBI.,
JOHN Um:or:Ann, 1' ter: .
.40Pg Built of the best oak, at Jerse ,; in 1833, under the
strictest inspection of the present ov.ners; is thoroughly cop-
per-fastened and sheathed with 320 z. copper ; is abundantly
found with stores of the best description, carries a large cargo,
and is well known as a very fast sailer. Length, 85 •feeti.-11
inches-aloft; breadth, 23 feet 8 inches; depth in :,he hold, 15
feet 1 inch, and registers 212 3-1-91 tons.—For inventory and
further particulars apply to the Master, on board, east- side
Prince's Dock, or to GRAHAM and TAY Lt)lt.

ON. SALE,
.114rr The very fine new 'AI copper-fasteue9. Barque
EDINBURG-H;
- - Burthen per register 568 89-94 to ; built at St.
John's, New Brunswick, by ad experienced udder, under the.
particular inspection of her present owner rid launched on the
28th June last. Her timbers are all heck natack, and her stern
stern post, apron, 44;,- of the best United States and African
oak, bright Work,rtch pine. She carries-a large cargo on a
.
light draft of water, sails very fas4ts an uncommonly handsd-
modelled vessel, and is very wed adapted for the cotton- and tim-
ber trades. Dimensions—lengih of keel, 106 feet 8 inches;
lingth
,on deck, I'4' feet 9 incited; . readtls of beam, 31 teta-8
ificlies.; depth of Ifuid, 21 feet 6 inches ; height between decks,
7 feet 6 inches. Her materials. are all of the best Liverpool
manufacture, and her fastening's very heavy and substantial.—
For further partici' lam s-iipp my to Captain' M.l AY, on board, east
side Brunswick Duck, or to
GEORGE GLEN, 4, Cornhill.
N.B.—lf not sold, will' 1.);!- deipatched forSaVzitinah'inaibeji-
aiely after being discharged.

FOR SALE,.
The fine new Barque TWE
Rutile() per register 447 69-94 tons• built at River
-"=" John,•and launched on the 11th uly last; is cop-
per-fastened, sails very fast, and carries u aids of SIX) tons of
timber at a very light draft of water. Leng.h aloft, 113 feet .1
inch; breadth of beaus, 29 feet 11 inches; depth of hold, 21 feet
9 inches. Now lying in the Brunswick

Also the fine Brig GEORGE BARCLAY •
250 tons register; only 18 numths old; colonial Wilt, and is
a very suitable vessel for the Bainc or. Coal Trades. Now lying
at Hull.—Apply to I.IOLDERNESS and CHI LTON ,Or to
HOLDERNESS and eIIa:TON,
5, Leicester-buildings, King-street.
• (076 titthrest.)

FOR SALE,.
~, The fine new Ship-RELIA NCE; "
, Earthen per register6os tons; built it came at
--".— Richibucto by John ardine,s., of ti very best
-
inateiials in the province, and launched in Aug t last; she is
heavily copper-fastened; her bilge timber of a- atural sweep;
knight heads, binding strakes, and many of of her principal
timbers are of African' oak; is well found all useful stores,
which are of the very best description; has'a poop and beautiful
figure-head. Dimensions—length, 31 feet 6 inches; breadth
of beam, 32 feet 1 inch; depth of hold, 22 feet 6 inches. Sails
remarkaidy fast, having made her passage hinne in 21 days;
carries a large cargo on 19 feet water. Now lying in the Bruns-
. wick Deck.

The new Barque RICHIBUCTO,
•
Burthen per register 400 77-91 tons; built at Richibucto by
John Jardine, Esq., of the very best materials in the provincet
and launched in June last; her top timbers are hecktnata.ek ;
her sternpost, apron transoms, knight heads, binding strakes,
and many other parts are African oak; she is thoroughly cop-
per-fastened; well found in all useful stores, which are of the
beat description; has a poop and topgallant-forecastle; sails
fast, and carries a large cargo on a very light draft of.water.
Length, 118 feet 9 inches; breadth, 27 feet 3 inches; depth, 18
feet 6 inches. Now lying at Hull.
For particulars apply to HotnEßNEss and CHILTON, Hull,
or to HOLDERNESS and CHILTON,

Leicester-builOings, King-street.
(One interest,j

LISCARD POWDER MAGAZIN,Ith.
A 5' a MEETING of Owners, Proprietors, And Occupiers of
...A_ Lands, Houses, and other Property, s ate in the Town-
ship of LISCARD, held at the sign of . Boot, in Liscard,
on Friday last, the )3th day of January; '36.
WILLIAM MAURY, Esq., in the Chair,
' It was Resoked,
Ist. That this Meetin,g is strongly opposed to the introduction!
of any Clause into the intended Bill for the Renioval of the Lis-
card Powder Magazines which may burthen the Owners and
Occupieti 'Of Land, Houses, and other Property; in'the Town-
ship of Liscard, (excepting those who are consenting thereto,)
with any' Raft isssesuaont, or Expense whatever:
2d. That aCommittee be appointed, with power to take such'
steps as they may consider necessary, for the purpose of pre-,
venting the introdUCtiOn, in the said Bill, of any Clause of ' the
nature alluded to in the first Resolution, and that it do consist'
of the following persons:
Mr. Maury Mr. Ellaby
Mr. Woodward Mr. Harry Harris.
Mr. Martin
3d. That such expenses as may be incurred'in endeavouring
to earl.) into effect the objects of this Aleeting,'be defrayed by
the parties concerned, in proportion to the amount at which
they,'or their Property; are respectively Assessed in the Parish
Books.
Rh. That Mr. James Leay be requested to act as Treasurer,
and Alt. George Hatiamerton Crump, as Seeretarv.
sth. That these Resolutions be Advertised in the Liverpool
and Chester Papers.
(Signed) WILLIAM MAURY,
Chairman.

LIVERPOOL SCHOOL FOR THE' INDIGENT
BLIND;
ITIHE ANNUAL MEETING of the Members o this Cor-
poration will be holden at the 'School, on IDAY next,
the 15th instant, at Eleven o'clock in the faren n. for the pur-
pose of Electing a President, Four Vice-P sidents,' a Trea-
surer, and a Committee for Transacting Managing the af-
fairs of the said Institution or Charity, in pursuance of the Act
of Parliament passed for Incorpotatinethe Institution.
All Persons who shall have contributed to the said Institu-
tion or Charity the sum of Ten. Pounds at any time as a Dona-
tion, or may have contributed a sum not less than £1 is. as an
Annual Subscription, and continued to pay the saute, are Mem-
bers of this Corporation.
Tradesmen who have any demands against this Charity are
particularly requested to send in their Accounts prior to the
Annual Meeting.
. The Treasurer begs to acknowledg. 'e the receipt of the follow-
-lug Donations and Legacy:—
DONATIONS.
Mrs. John Leigh..Toxteth-park .£2l, 0 0
James Gerard, M.D •
20 0 0
. Namic Pacha, Turkish Ambassador 5 0' 0
LEGACY.
, .
Mrs. E. NV'orrall, per •liev. Thomas Bold,
£3O, less duty. 27 0 0
Presents of Piano-Fortes, and HarpsichordS, are eery accept-
able on account of the increased number of Musical Pupils.