The Liverpool Standard and General Commercial Advertiser.
Liverpool, Merseyside, England, 1838-07-03 00:00:00

LIVERPOOL TO PARIS BY STEAM.

TRADE WITH FRANCE.—STEAM COMMUNICATION BE-
TWEEN BELFAST AND H AVRE.—We have this day the satis-
faction of announcing, that a steamer will commence, on
Monday, 23d July, plying between Belfast and Havre, calling
for passengers at Kingstown and Plymc,uth. To C. W.
Williams, Esq., and the other spirited Directors of the City
of Dublin Steam-packet Company the public are indebted
for this arrangement. The establishing of a direct steam
intercourse between Belfast and Havre must be regarded as
a matter of great public importance ; and it is for this reason
that we have thus felt it our duty to advert to it.—(Northern
Whig.) See the Advertisement.

THE ZOOLOGICAL GARDENS.—On Friday evening last,
Mr. Atkins, the really spirited proprietor of these gardens,
gave a grand gala and display of fireworks. For once he
was favoured by the weather, and those persons that the fes-
tivities of Thursday had not satisfied, had another opportu-
nity afforded to them of satiating the cravings for " pleasur•
ing." Thousands flocked there, and the garden was quite
crowded. Some very splendid fireworks were exhibited in
addition to the eruption of Mount Vesuvius, and the whole
garden was brilliantly illuminated. The front of the Derby
Hotel was also very brilliantly illuminated, the letters V. R.
on each side of a revolving star being represented in gas jets.
We congratulate Mr. Atkins on this crowded night, as a
compensation for his many disappointments.

;77.:fiipping Inttitigencr.

FRIDAY, JUNE 29. Wind N.V.

AMU VED.—Lisbon Packet, —, from Africa—Geo. Washington,
Holdredge, and Westchester. Ferris, from New York—Susannah,
Cumming, Salter, fm Savannah--Criterion Tisdale, fm St Joseph's
—Lexington, Tilden, from Apalachicola—Colonist, Driscoll, fin St.
Andrew's—Scotia, Gregory, from Palermo--E. Jenkinson, trying,
from Ancona—Lion, Watson, from St. Petersburgh—Twee Ge-
broeders, Polters, from Dordt—Ann, Seager, from Leghorn—
and Olena, Cecilia. from Bay Freamp
SAILED.—Lion, Martin, for Gothenburg—City of Exeter, Lavice,
for Gibraltar—Frances Ann. Hay, for Calcutta—Hebe, Thompson,
for LeghOrn—and Princess Victoria, Guilbert, for Rio Janeiro.

Christopher Rawson, Edwards, from Calcutta, at Mauritius
Matilda, Luck ie, from London, at Berbice
Crookshank, hence for Demerara, off Berbice,l7th
Mai• _ . .

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Henry, Allen, hence, at New York, 7th instant
Bridgetown, liedley, and Penelope, Huntrade, hence, at Quebec
Resolution, Davies, hence, at ditto
Swift, Way, hence, at Alexandria
Plym, Davis, and Black-eyed Susan, Watkins, from Constanti-
nople, at Smyrna
Catherine Mitchell, Stewart, sailed from Smyrna for this port
2nd June
Cacique, Irons, from Odessa and Ibrall, at Constantinople
Acadia, James, hence and Fayal, for New York, was spoken on
the 17th instant, in Ist 28, long 43
Albion, hence for St John, N. 8.. was spoken 18th instant
Dorothea, Fnii:hurst, from Berhice at this port, sailed 22d May.
The Bolivar sailed on the 2oth, for London. The Adriana was to
sail on the 23th, for this port. The Mobile, Rambler, and Ber-
bice, were loading for London. On the 27th instant, off Tuskar,
spoke the Victoria, hence for Pernambuco