The Liverpool Standard and General Commercial Advertiser.
Liverpool, Merseyside, England, 1836-01-19 00:00:00

On ?talc.

• On SALE,
The beautiful Brigauttne REB ' CA,
Burthen 122 tons; built under the Ow er's particular
inspection, at Cumberland, N.S. unched in July
- last : length, 70 feet 7 inches ; eadth, 20 feet
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inches; depth, 11 feet 4 inches: a most' de.nrable vessel of her
,size, sails;fast, and carries a large cargo at a very easy draft of
water.—ApplY,,to THOMAS. HATTON, jun.,
Canning-buildings, 35, South Johti-street.

STEAM-PACKET ,ON S LE.
Last-ss
fast-sailing
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..13 BY
nl7l:OArnT a et R Es. At
Steamer
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-, 4.,,11ie.- ALEXAND ~
=, ~...,,,,, 4, With an engine 40 horse-p er, capable of car-
rying from 40 to 50 tons. She is only s Months- old, and is
built by Humble and Milchrest. and her machinery, which is
of the very best description, by Win. Rigby and Co.—For fur-
ther particulars apply at the Standard-office.

For SALE,
A fine new BRIG'
4144 160 tons register, built entirely of F
thoroughly copper-fastened, will be
ing in the beginning of March, at Buck we• .
is now about half planked, and may be i
wishing to purchase her.
Length 79 feet.
Breadth. 2l feet 3 inches.
Depth 13 feet 3 inches.
For further particulars applr to
ROSS BRIM HERS, 16, Harrington-street.

4r,lish oak, is
Jady for launch-
,,, near Chepstow ;
)ected by any party

For SALE, by PRIVATE CONTRACT,
The fine new teak Barque 13A 800,
41. n 20-94 tons per register; built or the very best teak,
at Howrah, opposite Calcutta, in Bengal, b e well-
known builder, Mr. Thomas, and launched in rch, 1835.
She is a handsome well-built ship, with flush c , poop. fOre-
v.astle, bust-head, quarter galleries, sheath with wood and
Copper. The ship's scantlings are un s ly huge, and her
fastenings of a very superior descript• , being secuited with
stringers, 'and iron knees to each beam Bove and below ; sails
fast, and carries a large cargo; leas ample height above and be-
low for passengers, being six feet; .has just arrived from Cal-
'eutta, and, being expressly built for the India and China trade,
Tan be sent to sea at a trifling expence.—For further particu-
lars apply to D. TtiNGE, on 'Change, or to
W. and J. TYRER.

ON SALE,
l'•,•••' The very fine new Al copper-fastened BarrEDINBURGH;
nurthen per register 568'89-91 tons; lit at St.
-"4's; New -Brunswick, by an experienced bui r, under The
truettlar inspection of her present owner, an :lunched on the
th June last. Her tinibers are all heckin ack, and her stem
stTII-Post. apron &c. of the best Unit tares and African
.bright work, itch pine. She ca es a large cargo on a
light draft of waters ails very fast, is an uncommonly handsome-
mtrdelied vessel; and is very well adapted for the cotton and tint:
her t rade s.. Dimensions—length of keel, 106 feet 8 inches:,
length on deck, 126 feet 9 inches; breadth of beam, 31 feet 8
inches; depth of !told, 21 feet 6 inches • bight between decks,
7 feet G inches.' Her materials are all of the best Liverpool
manufacture, and her fastenings very heavy and substantial.

Also, FOR SALE,
The new A 1 copper-fastened Barque ALBION,
13irrthett per register 313 tons; was built at Yiirmouth, N.S.,
and launched. on the 4th October, 1834. Her top timbers are
all hecmatack, and her top sides are planked with American
oak, her stem, stern-post, and apron are of American oak also ;
err fastenings are heavy„ and she is altogether a most substan-
tial. and strong-built vessel; she sails well, and carries a good
cargo. Her dimensions are—length on deck, 10-1 feet 6 inches;
breadth. or beam, 250 feet 10.4 inches; depth of hold,about 16
feet;; height between decks, 6 feet.—For further particulars
apply t& (t board: east side Brunswick Dock, or to
GEORGE GLEN, 4, Cornhill.
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If not sold, will be despatched for Savannah immediately they
are'dhaliargr°d • (One concern.)
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SCHOOL FOR THE BLIND.
A T the.GENERAL -ANNUAL MEETING of this COR-
PORATION, duly convened and holden at the INSTITU-
TION, this 15th day of Jan., 1836,
Major BROOKS in the Chair.
The Accounts for 1835 were exhibited and -approved; and it
was ordered that a Report of the State of the Charity be Pub-
lished as speedily as possible.
Resolved,—That the Thanks of this Meeting be presented to
the Right flon. the Earl of Derby, the lat resident; also, to
Major Brooks, Mr. William Lawson, Mr ward G. Deane,
and Mr. F. flawood, the late Vice-Pre ents; to Mr. R. W.
Houghton, the Treasurer ; and to the Rev. Edward Hull, M.A.,
Chaplain, for their attention to the interests of the Institution.
Resolved,—That the Thanks of this meeting be presented to
the Physician, the Surgeon, the Visitors, the Auditors, and the
Committee, for the attention they have bestowed on the duties
which devolved upon them:
Resolved,--That the Thanks of this Meeting be presented to
those Ladies and'Gentlemen who have given DOnations In aid
of the Funds•ofthis Charity.
Resolved,—That the Thanks of this Meeting be presented to
Mrs. Critie, orSeacombe-terrace,Cheshire' for a Piano-forte,
which she•has been pleasetho preSent for theuse of the Musical
Pupils.
Resalred.—That the 'Committee be' directed to procure the
opinion of CoUnsel upon the construction of those Clauses in
the Act of Incorporation which, have reference to the Nomina-
Lon of the Chaplain.
The following Officers were Elected for the Year ensuing :
The lei ht Honourable Lord SANDON, President.
Mr. HOUGHTON,
Mr. jAs. HEyWoRTH,
Mr. WM. POTTER, S Vice-Presidents.
Mr. WM. SHANI_,)
Mr. R. W. H,
TreaSUT6r.
'COMMITTEE.
Mr. Latham Hanmer
Mr. M. D. Lowntres
Mr. G. H. Lawrence •
Mr. Robertson Gladstone
Mr. RObt. Wood Ward, jun.
Mr. Wm. Gladstone
Re-elected.
Major Brook
Mr. William Lawsoii
Mr: E. G. Deane
Mr Thomas 'Shaw
Mr. Alex. Woodtind
Mr. Francis Haywood
Mr. Jas. Dawson

J. P. Brandreth, M.D.
Mr. William Brown
Rev. J. Brooks, M.A. .
Rev. A. Campbell, MA.
Mr. R. L. Carr
Richard Formby, M.D.
Mr. W. P. Hutchinson
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Mr. Minshull
Mr. William Ripley
Rev. Thomas 801d,.111.A.
T. H. Banning, -M.D.
Robert Lewin, M.D.
Mr. George Grant
Mr. J. H. Turner
Mr. J. Todd Naylor
Mr. William Statbaitn
Mr. Robert Benn
Mr. William Jackson
Mr. Henry Byrom, jun.
Mr. EdWard Parry
Mr. J. 0. Watson.
Mr. Harmood Banner
Resolved,—That the Thanks
the Chairman.

New Members.
Mr. JaMes Aspinall
Mr. Thomas Kaye
Mr. Thomas Booth
Mr. Henry Laivrence
Rev. Thomas Hornby, M.A.
Mr. James Bateson
Mi-. John 'Davies.
)f this Meeting be presented to

MELANCHOLY LOSS OF LIFE OFF FORMBY.
QUBSCRIPTIQN for the WIDOWS and CHILDREN of
CY the Men lost frOrn the Formby Life-boat, on Wednesday,
the 13th January, 1836, on their return from a WreA. Four
Widows, two of them pregnant, three Orphans, and twenty-six
Children fatheilesi.

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On FRIDAY, the sth February next, at Twelve o'clock, at
Corrie, Huson, and Co.'s Office, mford-place,
13.500 East India OX and C ,HIDES,
Lying in 304, Harbord's, New Qua ex• Magnet, from Cal-
cutta.—Apply to Messrs. TAYLOR, OTTER, and Co., Mer-
chants, or to CORRIE, HU N, and Co., Brokers.
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On TnunsDAY, the 11th February 'next,iiis at
o'clock,.
18, Ex6hative-buildi •
152.$erous Guatitnala I DIGO,
Just landed, ex Robert Finnie, front Vs paraiso.—Apply to
JOHN and JAMES

On TnuusuAY, the 11th February next, a 'welve o'clock, at
c ange-allen,
W. P. Bushby's Office 9, Ex
350 Boxes C94S A L NEA, • '
23 Tons SATAN W D.
Apply to Messrs. ItonEtcr WISE and Co., Merchants, or to
W. P. BUSIII3Y, Vrokir.
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