The Liverpool Standard and General Commercial Advertiser.
Liverpool, Merseyside, England, 1836-05-06 00:00:00

SOUTIi AMERICA.

Will hare early dexpatch.
5114%. For VA L PAR A I SO, Alt I CA, anti SLAY,
Trtlot The TYR IA N,
- * -
J. CCNNINGH AM, Ma ;
A 1 ; 225 tons register; coppered and co er-fastened ; sails
fag, and in every respect a lirat-rate cuoverance.—For terms
of freight apply to JOHN BIBBY and Co.

LINE 'OF PACKETS FOR THE WEST COAST-OF

SOUTH AMERICA.

The just complaints of uncertainty and delay in the
344, despatch of vessels for the West Coast of nob-Ame-
rica, have induced the undersigned too r, as the most
"" direct and efficient remedy, the ablishment of
rackets, which shall he rigorously subje • to the follow;n,g
conditions, viz :
Tile Vessels laid on shall be exclusively of Coe fii.st•clas.,, and
such as are already known as of high character in the trade, or
others of equal prei:ensions :
Any Packet seriously damaging her cargo on one voya•Ae
-shall not again be admitted into the liue.
The mode of stowage and extent of loading 001 be in strict
tonfortnity with the instructions, and suoject to the apvobation
of the Agent and Surveyors for Lloyd's, and the vessels, full or
not full, shall sail punctually, wind and weather permitting, iu
the following order :
For VALP_ARAISO, IN1•E160,05, and LIMA,
On the sth of eve, y Al on
For ARICA, ISLAY, and LIMA,
OIL the 15th qf every Tl,%;(1 Monat.
For LIMA,
On the 25in of every 17t;vc1
Any change rendered necessary by the political circumstances
of Chtli or Peru will be announced in due time, as also the names
Bpd other particulars of the vessels in their sailing order:—
The MARY RIDGWAY, Capt. HENRY Wane, 217 tons, for
VALPAR,AISO, INTEEMEDIVS, and LIMA, will sail on tt,e
4th of June.
'rite FREDERICK HUTH, Captain Tuargaa, 208 tons, for
AR.ICA, ISLAY, and LIMA, will sail on the 15th of July.
ale LLAMA, Captain MILLan, 174 tons, for LIMA, milt tail
on the 25th of June. W. and J. TYREII.
ASHLEY 'I3ILOTH ERS.I
Liverpool, 16th April, 18313.

r LINE OF PACKETS FOR THE •ST COAST
4its. .OF SOUTH AMERI' .
44:4; The Merchants, Shipowners, and • ' ers inte..,sted in
the trade.to the West Coast of ; .th A tnei.h•a. heing
desirous of removing, as far as practic .le, the serious evil
Which has been for some time past experienced, owing to the
irregular despatch and!detention of vessels trading to that Coast,
have entered into an association, with a view of remedying these
evils, as welt as of promoting the general intePests of the Ship-
pets to those Markets.
In furtherance of these objects, they have determined to esta-
blish and support a regular Line of Packets, consisting entirely
of first-class vessels, and such as are well known in the trade, to
he despatched, full or not full, at stated periods, viz. :
Pot. VALPARAISO, IrcraamEnros, and LIMA, _

livery Three Weeks.
For ARICA, ISLAY, and LIMA Every Two Months.
For LIMA direct Every Six Weeks.
And should the trade require a quicker succession of Vessels to
the above Ports, they will be regularly supplied, and the strictest
leFularitv observed in the peribds
Vhe following vessels are consequently now laid on the berth,
'ender the sanction of the West Coast Association, and will be
despatched, weather permitting, at the affixed periods.
For VALPARAISO, ARICA, IS LAY, and LIMA.
The CHALCO, Captain .1) los tNsoN, 236 tons, now loading, will
sail Ist June. COI ESWOEtTH and SMITH, Biekers.
The ESK., Captain PONSONRY, 217 tons, will sail 21st June.
'the For ARICA, '8'1,41, and LIMA,
OBERON, Captain Gain; os.t.,i„ 151 tons, now loading, will
sail Ist July. GEORGE 1-IIGHFIELD, Broker.
For LIM.-1 direst,
The DANIEL GRANT, Capt. YETTS, 292 tons, now loading,
will sail 10th June.

JOHN HOLLIWELL,
Brokers.
K ERS, I M RI E, and TOMLINSON,
The JANE PROWSE, Captain PI:OWSE. 190 tons, will sail
22d July. H. N. HUGHES, Broker.
Seeing therefore the paramount importance of cart ving Cie
PrePosed line to a successful issue, they rely with the fullest
eefidence on the active co-operation of the Manufacturers,
...merchants, and all other parties whose interests will be so ma-
hally benefitted by encouraging the proposed arrangement.
Committee of Migagement of the !Vest Coast Association.
GIBBS, BRIGHT, and Co.
W. J. MYERS and Co.
G. F. DICKSON and Co.
G. R. YOUNG and Co.
TODD NAYLOR and Co.
C. TAYLEUR, SONS, and Co.
JOSEPH GREEN and Co.
LEECH and HARRISON.
It. S WA YNE and Co.
LThe Committee deem it proper to contradict a report that has
';een circulated, implying that the object of the Association in
puing this Line of Packets has been to oppose a Line esta-
"shed by other parties. They most distinctly disclaim any
itleh motive. No Line of Packets was established until tbe
aet_iettaination of this Associatiou to form one was made known;
4,11,,u the Committee beg to assure the Merchants, Manufacturers,
tvhi others interested in the trade, that their sole object has
ers to procure good vessels at a moderate rate of freight, and
ti! find an efficient remedy for the serious awl increasing evils
int_have crept into the trade in consequence of different vessels
ttving at the same time, which, in their opinion, can only be
ted by unanimity on the part of the shippers.