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The Liverpool Standard and General Commercial Advertiser.
Liverpool, Merseyside, England, 1833-11-12

eor ate. Ale.

A tine new Brig, (temporarily named the ORWELL,)
_41146,, 136 tons per register, built by Messrs. Jabez Bailey
.41/TAIK and Read, at Ipswich, of the very best materials; sails
• - • fast, will stow a large cargo, old is well adapted for
the Mediterranean trade : lying in the London (old) Dock.—
For particulars apply to L. and H. WILKINSON,
St. Michael's-alley, Coruhill, Loudon.

The fine new Brig EGFRID, 25S tons, built under
F` the inspection of the present owner, at Sunderland, and
; launched last October; she is a very strong, well-bunt,
• • handsome vessel, and will carry a large cargo ; copper
fastened, and her stores of the very best quality: lying in the
itegent Canal Dock.
Also, the fine Brig SYLPH, 156 tot* coppered with heavy
copper last year, and copper fastened; was bunt of the very best
materials, at St. John, N. 8., in 1828 ; she is a very handsome
vessel, carries a large cargo, and well found in good stores :
lying off the Hermitage.—} orinventories and further particu-
lars inquire of CHARLES WALTON,
Newman's-court, 73, Cornhill, London.

13riotot iibippfrtg.

FOR SALE.

A new SHIP, of about 360 tons register admeasure-
ment,,_, built from prime British materials, with poop
i'" and topgallant forecastle, head and quarter galleries;
a,
she is particularly well calculated for the East India
trade, will sail well with a large cargo, and may be ready for
sea in a month.
Also, the Ship. PARAGON, of 330 tons register; built by us
in 1830, from prime seasoned British Materials, with a raised
quarter-deck, taking the mainmast; - busthead and quarter-
galleries, stows a large cargo, and sails fast. She is just come
out of dock, having been stripped, caulked, recoppered, and put
in complete order, and will be supplied with every thing ready
for sea, except provisions.
Also, a small VESSEL, of about 44 tons register admeasure-
ment, built for fast sailing, and will answer well as a droger in
the West Indies.
For further particulars apply to
GEORGE HILHOUSE and Co.
Bristol, Nov. 5, 1833 .
Liverpool, Merseyside, England, 1833-11-12

MONDAY.

For account of whom it may concern.
On MONDAY next, the 18th instant, at One o'clock,
About 400 Firkins Siio" BUTTER,
Damaged on the voyage from Sligo to this port.—For further
particulars apply to
IOBERT 'MONSON, Broker, 5, Temple-court.
Liverpool, Merseyside, England, 1833-11-12

CONTEMPORARY PRESS.

We have received the following letter on the subject of
the assessed taxes :

"TO THE EDITOR OF TOR TRUE SUN.
Sir,r---If the housekeeper's taxes are taken Off next session,
which present appearances seem to warrant, I should like to
know what chance is there for getting any of the potir workia
man's taxes repealed ? Will not the ministers have a conclu-
sive answer to all applications for the repeal of the knowledge
tdx, the bread. milt, hop, sugar, or tea taxes 7 The benefit
accruing to lodgers from the repeal of the housekeeper's taxes,
will be found to consist in empty honour and satisfaction at the
triumph of their landlords, as the reduction would not amount
to sixpence per week, and fractional pence are never observe.!.
—Yours, &c. ":1 WORKING MAN.
Nov. 8, 1833."

We think our correspondent wrong in his anticipations.
We think that the assessed taxes must be replaced by a
property-tax—and when a tax on property shall be re-
sorted.ib, the working classes will have themselves to
blame if they do not insist on the removal of'• the know-
ledge-tax" and of all the taxes vvhicti press most severely
upon productive industry. A property tax of twelve o •
fourteen millions Would be as easily raised as one of three
millions—and fourteen millions raised from that source
would enable an honest Government to administer incal-
culable:relief to the tax-worn labourer—would enable an
honest Ministry to remove all the taxes enumerated by
our correspondent. By the institution of a National
Bank, moreover, a revenue of five millions more, from
the issue of paper money, might easily be secured, from
a hitherto untried source—and consequently additional
direct relief to that extent would be imparted to the pro-
ductive classes, independently, altogether, of the immense
impulse to commercial enterprise whiCh such an institu-
tion would impart.—True Sun.
Liverpool, Merseyside, England, 1833-11-12

THEATRE-ROYAL, LIVERPOOL.

MRS. TAYLOR'S FA RIVE L L BENEFIT,
TO-MORROW, (Wednesday) the 13th inst.
MR S. TAYLOR most respectfully announces to her
Friends and the Patrons of the Drama, that, after having
spent fifty-three years in the service of the Public, she feels
her Powers so decline with advancing age that she is compelled
to Withdraw herself from all further labour, in a profession
requiring the healthful vigour, both of mind and body, to dis-
charge its arduous duties. She trusts, therefore, that this, her
last appeal to the support of a generous Public, will be met
with kind consideration; and that the circumstance of her not
appearing before them on this occasion will not be, prejudicial
to her interests, when they are informed she has been confined
for some time past byeSEVRE INDISPOSITION.
TO-MORROW EVENING, the 13th insta t, will be performed
the Comedy of
A CURE FOR THE ARTACH.
Young Rapid.. Mr. 'andenhoff
Prank Oatland Ur. Hammond,
who has kindly offered his services on' this occasion.
Old Rapid.. Mr. Baker.
Miss V ortex....Mrs. Clarke [ Ellen Vortex ....Mrs. Vining
Jessy Oatland Miss Seymour.
In tha coarse of the Even;ny, a Variety of SONCIS, 4.c., by Mr
Frazer, Mr. Baker, Miss George, 4.c.
To conclude with the popular Drama of
CHARLES XII.
Charles XII..Mr. Vandenhoff I Adam Brock.. Mr. Hammond.

Tickets to be had of Mrs. TAYLOR, No-3, Upper Dawson-
street, Williamson-square; of Mr. HAMMOND, Murry-street;
and of Mr. Parker, at the Box Office of the Theatre, wheic
places for the Boxes may be taken.
Liverpool, Merseyside, England, 1833-11-12

GIIONVTI
Total Crop of 182-1-5....
Ditto 1825-6....
Ditto 1826-7....
Ditto 1827-8....
Ditto 1828-9....
Ditto 1829-30...
Ditto 1830-31...
Ditto 1831-32
Ditto 1832-33
Liverpool, Merseyside, England, 1833-11-12

LONDON LATEST NEWS.

Saturday Evening, half-past Seven °c
There is some degree of heaviness inthPebimdmairkl°:::.%),
day, but the business since our last has not been on an e%t!,.-0
sive scale, 887 having been the general quotation. the, a;
this afternoon was 8S X. Exchequer Bills have been as 'lll,-„i-e
39 to ,11pnt. but have since risen-to 43 45, and India Bonds hto
advanced to 23pm. ln the Foreign Bonds there is not w,uevi;
notice. Portuguese Regency stock is 60%34, and Bonds ao
Belgian Bonds are 311, and Danish 731; liussia Bonds
1021 1031, and Spanish have declined to 22%.34. Oct'
The following is an extract of a letter front Cadiz,
date- A
30, received at Lloyd's:— . 'O3
"The master of the merchant brig Doh Felix, just artler,
here from St. Domingo, states tbat, on the 2nd of SePteuter°
about forty leagues from St. Domingo, he fell in with the
of a large ship, with the words 'Mary Ann' painted in thee' so
quarter ; and two days after, being becalmed, picked-
anchor buoy, to which was attached a bottle, seated with be it.
wax : the crest of the seal was a dog, with 'Fidelite ab°,c-d%a
The bottle contained a paper, much defaced, from the '`,leci,
having leaked, and the following is (as exactly as could be
phered) the contents of the paper:— OW;
April —, 1833, about 150 miles from the Verds.—Our veo
the Mary Ann, 8(X) tons-, from New ,was totally der°ci of
by fire, at the dead of night, through the shameful con e% tV
the captain (Westlay) whose careless allowance of candles to
fore berths, in defiance of the remonstrances of the first &told
was doubtless the cause of our dreadful accident,—be was ,tjell
by the fail of some of the burnt rigging. With the esceilear
of two men and the captain, we were saved in the boats, `,,iisf
of the vessel before she blew up, the first officer only leaviu,
three minutes before she blew up : he, Mt. Wilson, (to wheeli'4,lo
are all at present indebted for our lives, .and to whose it ie
conduct no language .can do justice,) was dreadfully bell-011
the neck' iu saving Mts. Evans and infant. As theta is eov.,
appearance of a gale, and our boats are now too full, %volt oar
cast off six bottles, hoping. some may be picked up tl.l` erics
miserable fate maybe' made known to our relatives in AO
and England. • ulell?
"Long-boat.—J. Adams, J. King, J. Andrews, Se-
five ladies, and four children.
"..J. JONES, 2d 0.1'5

" April 23th.
" %Tv e wore for the Cape and South Seas." 03PY
The preceding is correct as I could copy tha paper'
parts being obliterated.
(igned)
C. C
To the Shipping Committee of Lloyds.. .7.ASI:(:).
Liverpool, Merseyside, England, 1833-11-12

Stock 30th Oct 18.33. 11 611 1581
1832. 283 3.)2 1666
1831. 2 20 341
1830. 18 208 523

Stock 30th Sept... ..... 1833.
Import. from 3Jth Sept.
to 30th Oct.

Outgoings do. do.

~ 972 2577 35202
Liverpool, Merseyside, England, 1833-11-12

LONDON LATEST SHIPPING NETT rct

744 0
Lloyd's, Fire o'clock, S 11° 0
The Emerald, Davis, from Liverpool, arrived at qVi„.°;ar,'
the 30th October, after a passage of forty das.—The 1"j frovf
Ilighaeld, Thom, arrived at Genoa ou the 31st Oetaber,',.<oo
Liverpool.—The Louisa, Persico, from Naples, with 0 c
silks, linseed, Scc.; the Royal George, Iltnivand, froto
lrga
with fruit; the Assunter' from. Genoa, with a
madder root; the Pearl„ Cove, from Denia, with fruit 31, ft.Lol',
and the Friends of Liberty, Coster, front Denia, alt lire
all arrived at Gibraltar on the 16th October, bound f
pool. r3fjP
The Elizabeth, Bouch, from Liverpool, has arrived at S' OP
N.S.W.
The Rosalind, from Liverpool to Montreal, was 91)°
17th October, in lat. 46, long. 58.

LATE FIRE IN SCOTLAND -ROAD- apJ
On Saturday last, Mr. Thomas Taylor, Mr. FralacPitiao he
Mr. Parlour, the committee appointed for the distribi: f
the subscription collected for the relief of the familie, aot
61
sufferers by the fire on the 3d of August last, met for to tof
pose. A portion of the money had been previously giverlatiO
parties for their temporary relief; and ou a dueconside_oos,o
their respective cases, it was determined to afford the l'ad o.er
establishiugeach family in some small line of business' ,
of the gentlemen ha& engaged to visit them, 'in order
.11", oPbe
min that the money is properly applied. The folloivillVlep,
have been appropriated, and the residue of the fur' the c
kept by Mr. laylor, until a. report has been made of lot
duct
To of each person
so relieved-:
Jane Ilodn, Freemason-row, Who lost her 5°13; ,red
principal support—ten pounds. ff Ca'
To Sarah Peppitt, Cheapside, widow, with two yotw-
-fifteen pounds! 000"
et
To Mary M‘Dougall, widow, with one child—fiftee'l,d.,eaq
To Ann Heyes, Albion Mill-place,. with three e 1,,.„" 1,c0!
husband so much hurt- that it is very likely ho Will
for life, end now iu the.lnfirmary—lineen pounds.

y-
HIGHWAY Rounsity.—A. gentleman's servant y
„I`jaeo
down on Sunday evening, near Mr. Tayleur's
nine o'elOck, by two villains, who stopped his
robbing hint of three balf.crow ns, puOied him v‘"i. '
downwards into the mud, and then ran iff. Theteed
in the Park-road, and yet this daring outrage bas b
mitted at the early Lou& alaoye stated with imimnity•
Liverpool, Merseyside, England, 1833-11-12

EMIGRANT SHIP CUMBERLAND.

rinHE following additional SUBSCRIPTIONS have been
I received for the DISTRESSED PASSENGERS by the
Emigrant Ship CUMBERLAND, at the EXCHANGE NEWS ROOM
and at the STANDARD OFFICE:—
Elias Arnaud 1 0 0
T. c OlO 0
Thomas Smith
J. G. and Co llO 0
_ ~.
T. B 0 5 0
John Taylor
R. W.- P, OlO 0
Waddington, Holt and Co , 1 0 0
William Hadfield 0 5 0
James Tvrer
Charles Hadfield
Alfred-Castellain..
J. It . . O.lO 0
X

TV-v-ARD's
- _9; ciluncifisTßEE7; T,TV Errisll46
AND 14G. LONDON. •-•-
WM. WARD respectfully informs his Friends and the
Public, that he has just received the LAST NEW FASHION
in Gentlemen's Hats, vaned
THE ROSS SHAPE,
which only appeared in the early part of this month, • and is
already universally worn at the west-end of the Metropolis. It
is a manly and elegant Hat, and, with slight alteration in the
brim, admirably suited to almost eNery style of countenance.
Wm. Ward's brother, in Loud° had the honour of furnish-
ing the celebrated navigato • pt. Ross, with the first Hat of
the Shape, on which occa n that gallant and enterprising
officer condescended to honour it with his, name and patronage.
Wm WM. Waal) continues to sell. his best London flats at the
prices, namely, 21s. cash, being,. through the
agency of his London connexion, enabled to pt them on his
premises in Liverpool at from 15 to 20 per cent. below the •
usual terms. Those who HAVE favoured hint with their orders
are aware of the excellence of the goods he supplies, which
have been found upon trial equal to flats of exactly the same-
quality,
constantly sold in Liverpool at 265. and'2Bs.. Ile asks
but fur one trial from, those who HAVE NOT already honoured
him with their commands, as he is certain it will be sufficient
to induce them to become his constant'customers.
WM. WARD also requests the attention of his Friends and
the Public to the new-fashioned TRAVELLING CAP, just re-
ceived; and assures them it shall be his ambition to be the first
to constantly submit to their insliection the most recent Inven-
tions and Fashions in HATS, CAPS, and 130NNETS, -Which be
also pledges himself to furnish' considerably loiter than any
similar establishment in Liverpool.
N. B.
Fancy, Grotesque, Eccentric, and Theatrical Hats
and Caps made to order, and supplied (from London) at three
days _notice.
LADIES and CHILDREN'S WINTER RONNETS
in .GREAT VARIETY.
12*-' A SHOPWOMAN WANTED.

Newspaper
114-11. RICHARD DAWSON has constantly on sale, and
INIL Orders forthe purchase of, lARF.:S in all the various
JOINT STOCK COMPANIF , and begs to announce that
his Quotations of the
.Market rites will appear in the Stun lard
from the Country wiih which he may be. favoured -will be
punctually
Liverpool.
aotnternfdueedsdtT
Exchange_auey; and .Fridays, .Weektv. Any Orders
Liverpool, Merseyside, England, 1833-11-12

en *ale.

SUPERIOR, BRITISH WINES constantly on Sale, at D.
SC HOLEFIELD'S, Druggist, Queeu-square, Liverpool:—
CHAMPAGNE, or I Ii4kSBE Y,
GREEN GOOSEBERRY • CUlt RANT
GINGER, RAISIN,
COWSLIP, ELDER.
ORANGE,
Price 9s. a Gallon, or 18s. a Dozen; CHAMPAGNE 218. per
Dozen—exclusive of Bottles.
D. S. begs to direct the attention of the Public to his Ginger
Wine, highly recommended by the faculty, as a powerful Sto-
machic, possessing at the same time exqisite flavour, which will
render it acceptable to the most delicate patient.
Liverpool, Merseyside, England, 1833-11-12

LONDON GAZET7'E.-FRIDAT, NOVISMBER 9.

INSOLVENTS.
Nov. 7. Etenry Robert ?.aw, Modiford-court, renchurch-street
merchant.
'For. 8. John Morris, Regent-street, Blaekwall, enrpenter.
Mary-Ana Kerby, Red Lion-itreet, Clerkenm ell, lapidary.
Liverpool, Merseyside, England, 1833-11-12

DIED' rEIMANEAN..

For MALTA, direct, the LILIZAbETII, A 1, Capt.
•41745, OGILYIR will sail on the 2Jth /instant, having the
principal part of her cargo engagrA.—Apply to Messrs.
ICOL, InCKWORT/Ii and Co., opt to
CHAPMAN and WILLIS.

°r CHARLESTON, the RIVAL; 269 tons; will sail Ist Dec.

(One interest.)

EVAXCE FOR NAPLES .EVERY THREE WEEKS.
• v
To sairon thelBth instant.—For NAPLES and MliS-
u_ SINA, the fine Brig SYLVANUS, R. YOUNG, Mas-
",•:-"I" ter ; Al" at Lloyd's, 169 tons per register, and newly
coppered, loading in George's Dock.

,LPyr MESSINA and PALERMOn..the Schooner BARK-
-119 tOO5 , , • ETLIING, Master; A-1 at ailoyd's, coppered, and
Ll' vciLeo 11 5 e r register; is a very fine fast sailing vessel, and will
ug shedspa promptly.—Apply to
JAMES MOSS and Co., 3, Goree-piazzas.

(One concern.)

UNEVED STATES.

,c3r To clear positively on Saturday next.
•&r,„, For CHARLESTON, U. 'S., the fine first-class
itgpe: Barque ADELAIDE, T./HAntitsoN, Master; 325
and
w,,, tyns register, coppered aye copper-fastened, sails well,
,appi3, to be punctually despatched.—For freight or passage
CHAPAIAN and 'WILLIS.
10, Old Church-yard.

_
the
consequence of the alteration of the American. duties
.on
tt"e
~tst January, 1831, the KATHARINE JACKSHN will not arrive
beiN ew York before that period, and i ntended not to sail
'ure the 20th instant.
ft For NEW YORK the sp ndid new American Ship
alai, KATHARINE JACKSON, Captain N. FERNALD;
burthen .450 tons, New York-built, of the best mate-
peyan mils, sails remarkably fast, and is a first rate. con.
buck ce.-1. or freight or passage apply on hoard. in Prince's
WADDING I'ON, HOLT, and Co.

For NEW ORLEANS, to s i 1 the 22d instant,
the first class New York-hi'. Ship GLNEI AL
WILLIAMS JOHN BOLD! .GE, Commander; bur-
res,_e_ then 447 tons conveyance reister ils fast, and ib in every
A.!l t a very superior Or goods and passengers.
I'M to Captain Holdrege on board Prince's Deck, or to
MALCOMSON, BELL, and Co.

117 To sail iminediattly.—For CH,A[BLESTON, the
LADY BOWENA, A. A ;lm,- Master; a regular
7' trailer of the first class bur 400 tons.—For terms
or to or freight or passage appl ou board, King's Dock,
A. LODGE and PRICHARD.

• For NEW ORLEANS, the fast Ship CASSA,NDRA,
Gila to, Master; 388 rev;istßi tons, and will have early
despatch.—For freight, 844 apply on board, Queen's
Dock, or to DUNCAN GIBB.

At For NEW ORLEANS, the coppered Barque
, NORTHUMBERLAND, ciptain MITCHELL; 3bo
tons per register, and IV have quick despatch.—
Apply to Wat. affd SON, or to
BOLD and RUSSEL, Ship Brokers.

A regular Trader.—For SAVANNAH, the we 11.4444,
.4444, known Brig ROBERT BUR XS JOHN MESSENGER,
' Master; burthen per reg,isier 30b tons, coppered and
eopper-fastened.— For Iferight or passage apply to
OMAS Cnownua, Merchant; or to
J. NELSON WOOD and CO.
Liverpool, Merseyside, England, 1833-11-12

VIRGINIA.

Export—
To VoteiEn Ports
Coastwise
Stock on hand Ist October, 1833..

Deduct—
Stock ou hand Ist October, 1832 ..

TOTAL CROP OF THE UNITED STATES
Crop of last year

Increaso .

EXPORT TO FOREIGN PC
From Ist October, 1832, to 30d4 Septa
Liverpool, Merseyside, England, 1833-11-12

AMERICAN PAPERS.

The Victoria, Captain Merrill, arrived here on Sunday, fr°sl
New York, bringing papers and letters down to the 23i,
her. The New York price, current, of the 19th October. gives
the usual annual account of the cotton trade of the Vui'eci
States, brought down to the 30th September, the termination
the American official year. We have elsewhere given that ac‘
count in detail. We have also very full and interesting a''
-
counts of the shipping and commerce of the port of New Orleao!
to the same date, which we regret that want of space preve"t'
our giving at length. The estimated value of produce passii?
through New Orleans foi the year ending 30th September last,
was 28,617,000 dollars ; of which five commodities constituted
sum of 21,000,0(X) dollars, viz. :

411,029 bales of Cotton at 42 d011ar5....17,263,000
22,131 hhds. of Tobacco at 42 do. 929,000
70,000 do. of Sugar at 55 do. 3,850,000

30,000 do. of Molasses at 21 do. 6.33,000
263,000 barrels of Flour at 5 do. . 1,315,000
yo
Accounts from New Orleans to the sth October speak of t .
cholera as " fast waning away," although the interments °
the 2d were still 20.

The New York Commercial Advertiser of the 19th has all ar'
tide on the late accident of the steam-beat Neu, England,
which it is more than insinuated that the lamentable event, by
which so many passengers lost their lives, and many more ha of
been disabled, was caused by the unwarrantable practice °

racing.
The New York Gazette of the 22d October announces that tba
schooner, Two Brothers, arrived at New Orleans from TaulPic°'
which place she loft on the 231 September, reports that enter®
tranquillity prevailed in that place at the time of her dersj-
ture, but that the interior of the country was still in_coreo°-
Lion, notwithstanding the reported defeat of the rebels.
The deaths from cholera in the city of Mexico' are state t°
have been no fewer than 22,000 in the sliort space of 3.5 daYi.
It was still raging at the latest accounts, but in a milder fopvt
and more susceptible of medical treatment.
CA RTIIAGEN A.—lntelligence has been received from this
place to the Ist instant, from which it is confirmed that con'
spiracy had been formed to overthrow the present governrcew:
but that it had been detected and suppressed. Not mai) thti
murder of Santander and his cabinet, but of all foreigners °I
distinction, is said -to have been contem/plated. The priueiri,
occurrences were published iu our paper of the 11th. It r'°ir''
appears that the conspirators have been tried, although the
doom has not been anuouuced.
Liverpool, Merseyside, England, 1833-11-12

....560,000 bales.
....710,000 do.
....937,000 do.
....712,(X10 do.
...857,741 do.
....976,845 do.
.. LO3B-818 do.
.984477 do.
—1,070,438 do.
Liverpool, Merseyside, England, 1833-11-15

THIS DAY.

THIS DAY, (Friday,) the 15th instant, at One o'clock, at Win•
Nevett's OVltumford-street,
About B'J Tons fin C mpeachy LOGWOOD,
70 Tons fine ainpico lUSTIC,
Landing ex Freak, from New York, on the east side Prince's
Dock.—Apply to Messrs. MELLY, PREVOST, and Co, Mer-
chants, or to WILLIAM NEvErr, Broker.

•
Tins Dar, (Friday,) the 15th stant, at One o'clock, at Jones'
Mann and Fos e s Office, Dale-street,
220 Tons prime fre lack River LOGWOOD,
90 Tons ditto Ditto FUSTIC,
Just arrived .ex Nandi, from Jamaica, and now landing east
side Prince's Dock.—Apply to Mr. W. F. PORTER, or• to
JONES, 11ANN, and FOSTER, Brokers.
Liverpool, Merseyside, England, 1833-11-15

VESSELS ENTERED FOR LOADING.

WEST INDIES. &C.
J Gladstone & co, 391 Corinthian, I', Demerara

AFRICA.
It Zwilchenbart & co, 387 Australia, P, Africa
J J Hamilton & co, 505 Watt, B, DO
Do, Do, 118 Lisbon Packet. K, Do
SOUTH AMERICA.
It & G Benn, 241 Gazelle, G. Bahia
W & J Tyrer, 131 Lowther, 0, Monte Video
A Lodge, or Cotesworth, 220 Gondolier, P. Monte Video and
Buenos Ayres
(Entered 30th Sept. for Buenos Ayres only.)
Smith
,& Son, or G High- 292 Sir J Beresford, P. Lima
field, (Entered sth Nov. for Charleston)

UNITED STATES.
Baring Bros & co, 317 Morea, F., Boston
Swainston & Cram, 271 Fulmar, 44, New Orleans
Malcomoon, Bell & co, 431 Gen Williams, P, Do
Cambridge & Gray, 561 George Canning, B, Do
Willis & co, or Chap- 561 Princess Victoria, B. Do

man,
Malcomson, Bell & co, 30 Mary & Susan, P. Portsmouth, A 8
A Lodge & Prichard, 399 Lady Rowena, K, Charleston

bIEDITERRANEAN.

C L Bahr, 258 Corsenside, Q, Trieste
(Entered 96th Oct. for Sierra Leone)
Do, 148 Thalia, 0, Venice & Trieste
J Fearon, Prowler, 5, Constantinople
C L Bahr, or J Fearon, 139 Tribune, K, Alexandria & Alex-
andretta
Campbell & Crawford, 181 Sisters, K. Malta & Messina

C L Bahr,

XUROPE.
144 Louis Constant, Q, Antwerp

Do. Charles, Q, Ostend
C W Neuman, Son & co, 56 Louise it Marie, Q. Do

Emporto.
EAST INDIES. CAPE OF GOOD HOPE, &c.
Sir Francis Burton, Reed, fm Bombay, with 453 bls 1 hf ble cotton,
J Miller, jun and co-1433 bls 30 hf bls do, 546 bgs 41 robins ginger,
250 bgs 75 cuppas galangll, 3 hds lunchora, D Gibb-74 bls 9 hf bls
cotton, landed at Mauritius—Q Dk
Ranger, Mitchinson. fin Bombay, with 2100 bls 281 hi bls Cotton,
1250 bgs pepper, 358 'Figs coffee, 150 ps elephants' teeth, C Horgan It
Son-2 kgs pickles, Order—P Dk
Liverpool, Merseyside, England, 1833-11-15

THURSDAY.

On TitutiNnay next, the 21st instant, at Twelve o'clock, at
Molyneux, Taylor, and Co.'s Offiie. Chapel-street,
421 'Tierces CaroliripirtlCß,
Landed ex Silas Richards:—Apply tVIessrs.CYRUS MORRALL
and SON, Merchants, or to
MOLYNEUX, TAVLOR, and Co:, Brokers.
Liverpool, Merseyside, England, 1833-11-15

UNITED STATES.

fir r NEW
st
cla s s Oi!iteLwE er 1
Shipti minAtt,
4-------------L-------7-----A.H.t, the first t iltsai
- .-_,:tl',. WILLIAMS, JOHN HOLD 'GE, Commander; bur-
then 447 tons per register, sails fast, and i, in every
rAespect a very superior conveyance for goods and passengers.
PPly to Captain Holdrege on board, Prince's Deck, or to
----- AIALCOMSON, BELL, and Co.

To sail immediately.—For CHARLESTON, the
LADY ROWENA, A. 114.1%, Master; a regular
trader of the first class, burt#n 400 tons.—For terms
or to of freight or passage apply on board, King's Dock,
A. LODGE and PRICHARD.

_ For NEW ORLEANS, the coppered Barque
NORTHUMBERLAND, Captain MITCHELL; 360
T... - tons per register, and willLhave quick despatch.—
Apply to WM. SMITH and mon, or to
BOLD and RUSSEL, Ship Brokers.
Liverpool, Merseyside, England, 1833-11-15

MEDITERRANEAN.

ti For MALTA, direct, therABETH, Al, Capt.
Ottyir.; will sail on 00 20th instant, having the
rtt!--. principal part of her cargt ngaged.—Apply to Messrs.
Icol., DUCKWORTH, anti Co., or to
CHAPMAN and WILLIS.

Per V.i-r
—ARLE%,TON, the RIVAL, 269 tons; will sail Ist Dec.
(One interest.)

. r To sail on Wednesday_next, with whatever freight
.'.. may cffer.—For BARCELONA 'direct, the fast-sail-
-10, .- Me Ship GEORGE CAN It ANG, W. Houdss, Master.
—F passe
or freight or passe ply to
..--__ RENDERS N, SELLAR, and Co.
Liverpool, Merseyside, England, 1833-11-15

UNION-HALL.

John llefoalf, a distressed-looking object, in worn-out sailor's
clothes, was brought before the sitting magistrate under the
following circumstances:—
A policeman stated that on the preceding evening while on
duty in Dover-street, he saw the defendant- carrying a large
placard, on which was written in large characters the under-
mentioned appeal to the benevolent. The placard was headed,
written backwards, " A Painter out of Employ." It then went
on thus:—
" Whilst aliens with dogs and monkeys may address
The belles and beaux that on the footpath walk.
A wretch like me must not his state express
Of wanting labour with a bit of chalk.
Shameful perversion! now grown old and poor,
That policemen, at their capricious will,
May drag me hence to pass a month or more,
In ' durance vile,' upon the treading mill.
Britons! full fifteen years I struggled hard
With foes by land, and storms upon the sea:
View my sad state, bow ample my reward—
Perverted justice, rags, and poverty!"

Underneath. the above poetical effusion, which the defendant
said was his Mtn composition, were the words, "A Freeborn
tug,ll3hrnan, the admiration of the world; the envy of 'stir-
rounding'natiotni,"
It was stated that the defendant pointed out to the spectators
the words just quoted, at the same time exhibiting his own de-
plorable person, ejaculating " Here I am, the envy of sur-
rounding nations ! " It was further stated that the defendant.
collected a crowd, to whose feelings he made a strong appeal,
and alms were given to him.
It appeared that the defendant had formerly served in the
navy as captain's clerk, and since then he had led a wandering
kind of lite. Being a bit of a poet, he had one or two works
published ; but finding it a most unprofitable speculation, he
determined upon having no more to do with publishers, and
commenced giving his productions to the world in his own way.
With this intention in view he began to write his verses with
chalk on the pavements of most of the cities and towns in Eng-
land and Scotland, and, by his own account, made out a very
decent sort of livelihood in that way. He had recently arrived
in town, in the expectation of reaping a harvest here on the
chalking system, but the first day that he exhibited in public,
which was in one of the streets at the west end of the town, a
policeman made his appearance, and, having rubbed out the
chalk verses, insisted upon his leaving that part of the town al-
together. Ile tried the experiment in other parts of London,
and met with the same degree ot success, until at length, exas-
perated beyond measure at the treatment he experienced, in a
tit of anger he composed the verses abovementioned, and exhibit.
ed them on a board which he carried.
lie was committed for fourteen days.
Liverpool, Merseyside, England, 1833-11-15

int Port'o Comm

itifk HAVE. LIVED AND LOVED TOGETHER.

We have lived and loved together
Through many changing years:
We have shared each other's gladness,
And wept each other's tears.
1 have never known a sorrow
That was long unsoothed by thee ;
For thy smile can make a summer,
Where darkness else would be.

Like the leaves that fall around us,
In autumn's fading hours,
Are the traitor smiles that darken
When the cloud of sorrow lowers
And, though many such we've known, love,
Too prone, alas ! to range.
We both can speak of one, love,
Whom time could never change.

We have lived and loved together
Through many changing years ;
We have shared each other's gladness.
And wept each other's tears ;
And lot us hope the future
As the past hath been will be ;
I will share with thee thy sorrows.
And thou thy smiles with me.

AUTUMNAL THOUGHTS.

Oh, not for me the clustering vine,
The summer's glowing breeze ;
All, all that marks the year's decline
With me has power to please.

I love the day, cool, calm, and brief;
The twilight tinctured sky ;
The fading dower, the falling leaf ;
All beauty to mine eye.

To me the still, soft, dewy shower,
The whispering airs, are sweet,
True heralds of the social hour,
When fire-side circles meet.

Emblem of life! the summer's morn
The summer storm precedes ;
The rose in summer beauty born
Is twined with summer's weeds.

What If the world 1 Love, fully, strife.
A vskof tears and sin ;
Yet peace illumes the path of life
If all is pure within.

Clouds are in mercy o'er us hung.
Pain mingles with our mirth ;
The heart had else too fondly clung
To earth and things of earth.
The Christian treads his bright career
Through nature's thorny field ;
Strong in the faith, he knows no fear ;
With heaven his helm and shield.

Though age, like winter, comes at last,
'Tis solemn and serene
He seeks not to recal the past.
Nor be what he has been.

He triumphs that his task is done.
His hour of freedom nigh ;
He sinks in glory, like the sun,
And dies, no more to die !
Liverpool, Merseyside, England, 1833-11-15

THE DRAMA.

All theatrical performances on benefit nights a
preicriptive right to be exempted' from the visitations of
the critic's lash; and as we reverence all customs conse-
crated by time, although some of them may be " more
honoured in the breach than the observance," it is not our
intention to make any lengthened remarks- on those of
Wednesday night, for the benefit of that. veteran of the
histrion;c art, Mrs. Taylor.

The pieces produced were, " A .Cure for the Heart
Ache," and "Charles the Twelfth," in which Mr. Van-
denhoff appeared in the parts of _Young Rapid and the
lion-hearted King df Sweden ; assisted by the gratuitous
services of Mr. Hammond, as Frank (*Wand and
Adam Brock ; b:ith of whom sustained their parts with
all the ability that might be expected from their well-
known talents. We .should be doing injustice to
.the
whole corps iC we did not say, that they were all imbued
with a sense of what was clue to their old comrade and the
patrons of the drama on this occasion.
At the drawing-up of the curtain there was nothing but
standing room in the pit, and shortly af;er the dress-circle
of boxes presented as goodly a show of .spectators , assem-
bled to pay a last tribute of respect to a lady incapable of
thanking them in person for the high honoar conferred
upon her.

As we ventured to allude to the situation and circum-
stances of Mrs. Taylor in the last number of THE STAND-
ARD, We cannot now refrain from expressing our must
unfeigned gratification at the noble response that has
been made by the gentry of Liverpool to her call upon
their liberality. Mrs. Taylor retires. into private life at
a late period of her existence, and when she has passed
what has been emphatically called " the age of man ;"
during the remainder of her earthly pilgrimage may the
hand of time fall lightly upon her !
Liverpool, Merseyside, England, 1833-11-15

SOUTH AMERICA.

Will positively clear onTuesday next.---ror BAHIA, the
:„. A .1.. British-built, co erect, and copper-fastened Brig
despatched
,e; JORDESON, Captainpp T. P. Jo DESON.—Now lying
b . - by the Queen's Dock Gates; ur-fifths of her cargo
,407 1g on board and engaged, she will despatched as above.—
For freight of fine pods or passage apply to
TINLEY, LANGSTON, and Co.,
Clarendon-buildings, South John-street.
1.1.....-__
Liverpool, Merseyside, England, 1833-11-15

Ott *ale.

, The substantial ship SIR E WARD CODRING-
:"' TON dll9
4 , re,.ster tons, c ries a large cargo upon
light draft of water ; her 1 and equipments are In
good order.—For particula s apply to
DUNCAN GIBE.

• , gr The fine new Shi now called the MARY, (but
„.114.4•:, which name can be changed,) lying in George's Dock„
burthen 370 tons, built under particular inspection,
entirely of ENGLISH and AFRICAN oak, copper-
aztened throughbut ; her length is 09 feet, breadth 27
10 inches, depth of hold 18 feet inches, she has a poop
and forecastle, is capable of carryin large cargo, and being
6' oar easy draught of water is s able for any trade.—For
further particulars a 1 tpp z o
JOHN ,HAND, 30, Exchange-alley North.
tiewho_ also has on SALE, a SHIP, now building, of the same
in •
ug
rials, of about 500 tons burthen, to be launched early in the
r.(One concern.)
Liverpool, Merseyside, England, 1833-11-15

1110NWAY.

For account of !horn it may concern.
Ot MoNDA it next, t Bth instant, at One o'clock,
;bout 400 t kius Sligo BUTTER, w.
eornAt,..;; ',1;::t1110--yuyage from Sligo to this port.—For fiirater
:particulars apply to
ROBiNiT TRONSON, Broker, 5, Temple-court.

TUESDAY.

On TUESDAY next, the 19th irtant, at Twelve o'clock, at
, Tower-rden.

7 Bales "Viedna SKINS,
lately landed.—Apply to Messrs. G. F. DICKSON and Co. Mer-
chants, or to. BECKWITH and HUTCHINSON, Brokers.
Liverpool, Merseyside, England, 1833-11-15

LAW CLERK.

WANTED, a CLERK in an Office, where, if his services
be approved, an engagement for some years may even-
tually be entered into. Requirements, an o dinary attainment
of the system of Conveyancing, and of practical depart-
ments in Common Law proceedings. dress C. D., (if by
post, paid,) to the care of the l'rinter. Reference as to charac-
ter and attainments, on application, will be expected.
Liverpool, Merseyside, England, 1833-11-15

On 6,7.-alc.

UPERIOR BRITISH WINES constantly on Sale, at D.
0 SC H OLEFIELD'S, Druggist, Queen-square, Liverpool:--,
CHAMPAGNE, or RASBERRY, •
GREEN GOOSEBERRY CURRANT
GINGER, RAISIN,
COWSLIP, I PLDER.
ORANGE. I V
Price 9s. a Gallon, or 18s: a Dozen; CHAMPAGNE 21s. per
Dozen—exclusive of Bottles.
D. S. begs to direct the attention of the Public to his Ginger
Wine, highly recommended by the faculty, as a powerful Sto_
machic, possessing at the same time exqisite flavour, which will
render it acceptable to the most delicate patient.
Liverpool, Merseyside, England, 1833-11-15

fpptitg )IntEtligenrt.

TUESDAY, lah November.—Wind, S.—Pair,

ARRIVED—United States, Holdridge, from New York, (sailed 24th
ult.)—Lady Cornwall, Ltiseoinbe. Laguna—Mary Ann, Crowder, Hali-
fax, N.S.—Anfleld, Newlands, Jamaica—Jarrow, Sutton, Monte Video,
(sailed 28th August)—Countess of Chichester, Thompson, Arica—
.Jupiter, Kyle, Quehee—Commodore Preble, Lunt, Virginia Sarah,
Carpenter, Zante—lionie, Ilill, Maranhain, (sailed 3d ult.)

- •
S %MED—George, Bostol. 1i r Blston—Barbadian Nagle. Barbadoes
—Lima Packet, Cunningham, Trinidad—Atlantic, Johnson, Savannah
—Cognac Packet, Spittall, Brazil—ltowena, Radcliffe. Mobile—At-
tante, Glover, Nassau, N. P.—Pearl. Holland, Smyrna—Frederick
William 111. Grott, Elsineur--Nailer. Thompson, Africa--William,
Larmour, Charleston—Carthage. Topham, Boston.

The Iluskisson, Clegg; and Britannia, Cumming, hence, at Bonny.
Majestic, Lawson, hence, at Bombay.
Artemis, Sparks, hence, at Quebec, 14th ult.
Charlotte, Sloan; and Aiinwell, Power, hence, at-Ouebec, 16th ult.
Harlequin, Ashton, hence, at New Orleans, Bth ult.
Lee, Scott, from Barbados, at Laguira, and sailed for Puerto Cabello,
27th September.
Tampico, Robinson, hence, at Vera Crus, 20th September.
James Haddon, Cobb, ht!nce, at ditto, 21st „
George, Wright; and Suffolk, M•Donald, hence, of Marauham, 3d
October.

St. Vincent, Grindle, hence, was wrecked the 16th August, on
Bonny Bar.

The wreck of a brig, painted black, with a Wl.ite streak, was seen
16th ult. off the Delaware.

The Spring, Hornsby, hence for Rio de Janeiro, was spoken dth
inst. in lat. 6, long. 23.
M.ujazrius, Aug. 6.—The Samuel Brown, Harding, from Bengal,
brings an account that the Geueral Gascoyne had been got off, and
was proceeding to Calcutta, to be docked and repaired.
Liverpool, Merseyside, England, 1833-11-15

EAST INDIES

To sail on the Ist December.—For BOMBAY direct,
,4•Par, the Ship GIPSEY, ROBERT HIGHAT, Master; bur-
_.T'' then 400 tons.—For freight oripfissage apply to Cap-
,
tain HIGHAT, on board, in tire Prince ti Dock ; to
srs. BOLD and RUSSEL, Brokers, or JOHN TOBIN.
BOMBAYtliefast Ship ALIQUIS,A-
-,;, JOHN MACFIE, Commander; 671 register tons, will
sr- have early despatch; her poop. ins are ample and
'll aired, where passengers w have comfort.—For
tenni apply on board, Queen's Dock, or to
DUNCAN GIBB.

26For BOMBAY, the fine Ship BANGER, Captain
~, s MiTcii INSON, burthen 512 tonfli—For freight or pas-
sage•
Dock; .at to . .
—.._____ CHARLES HORSFALL and SON.

Will be despatched on the 15t December.—For
SINGAPORE, direct, the fa - rig SPARTAN,
JAMES LUAISDfiN, Mater; bu en per register 237
gur tons.—For freight or passage apply to Messrs. Jotitq
and Co., or to THOMAS RIPLEY.

4, WEST .„Thilenr.B
.4 Will kave immediate despatch—A regular traacr for
DEMERARA, the ShignisRISTINA, WILLIAxt
IlociAnTn, Master; Al, ns, has superior acconi-
g. . modation for passengers, -d bedding found.—For
,re,ht
or passage apply on board, Georv's Dock, to LUCAS
and CuoK, or to JOHN WINDER andto.

&To sail on the 22cl instant.—For DI..;IVIERAHA. the
Ship CORINTHIAN, Ron 111`DowALt., Com-
mander; burthen per regi 39.1 tons.—This vessel
has most commodious and fortable cabins.
/intended to sail on the 7th Decenaer.—For JAMAICA, and will
delver Goods at :qv': ANT BAY, SALT RIVER, BLACK RIVER,
I,;(vANA,l.s.sisit, and GREEN ISLAND, the Ship SEAFORTH,
::._ S. JOHNSTONE. Commander; burtheu, per register, 357
periort)
wu,•—For freight or passage, (the accommodations -being su-
apply to JOHN GLADSTONEE-and Co.
(One concern.) '

:1- Intended to sail in fourteen days:—For BARBADOS,,
1t,,,, the Liverpool-bailt Barque AntTHUSA, DAVID
did
•-.::. ; HUTCHINSON, Master; now ' ding in Prince's Dock.
iit,,_:--Por freight or passage a to .
-ES LITLIP R LAND ' d Wolstenholtne-square.
------I.....__L___ • , an ..

"- To sail 3d December.—For BARBADOS. the Ship
BARTON. J. J. A R3lSTRONG,tylaster.--For freight or
''''' passage rip% to
A TON. IRLAM land II IGGINSON.

For KINGSTON, JAMAICA, direct, the regular
ing Brig ANFIELD, JOHN N WLANDS, Master.
tirin Tor terms &c having very su rior accommodations
for passengers,;., apply-on bo'ar 'rinse's Dock; or to
JOHN HALL and C ,3, I ithebarn-street.
Liverpool, Merseyside, England, 1833-11-15

ligiberpool *team 24Tabigation.

For WATERFORD.
. To sail every Friday; tostlt liberty to Tow Vessels,
itiiitake i and to sail and naviga with or without
t Pilots,
Itt The new team Boa
. q .
-., • ST. PATRICK,
. ..,_
ALEXANDER KEAY, Commander;
'ou
Propelled with Two Engines of Eighty-horse power each,
t(' by Messrs. George Forrester and Co.
Also, the well-known Steam-boat GIPSY,
E. TonIN, R. N., Commander,
To
dsail every Tuesday, with the same liberties as above-men
tione
8t• Patrick Office, Clarence Dock. JOIIN TOBIN.
July 18.13

Enthon *bipping.
Liverpool, Merseyside, England, 1833-11-15

DIVIDENDS.

Dee. 7, Hart, Liverpool, tailor.-Dec. 16, J. Mercer, Liverpool,
joiner.-Dee. 2, J. Griffin and J. M. Adams, Strand, goldsmiths.....
Dec. 4, R. Stephens, Newgate-street, victualler.-Dec. 4, H. Arderne,
High-street. Southwark, cabinet-maker.-Dee. 4, T. Thompson, Ca-
momile-street, merchant. -Dec. 4. W. Oaks, Ifoundsditch, copper-
smith, Dec. 5, %%Wilkinson and W.B.Gill, Holborn-bridge, woollen-
drapers.-Dec. 5, 11. Carter, Hastings, chemist.-Dee. 5, J. Callow,
Birmingham, silk-mercer.-Dee. 5, T. Greenhill. Great Dover-street,
Surrey, flour-dealer.-Dec. 5, C. F. Wooleot, Tunbridge, plumber.
-Dec. 5, J. Stead, King-street, Clerkenvrell, colour-manufacturer.-
Dee. 5, J. 1.. Gardner, Little Tower-street, wine-merchant.-Doe. 5,
J. Abbott, Cannon-street-road, bookseller.-Dee. 4, (1. R. Tempanv,
Holles-street, Cavendish-square, tailor.--Dec. I, R. Il.Brown, Regent-
street, hackney-coach-master.-Dec. 3, J. D. Stainhank, Honiton,
Devonshire, grocer.-Dee. 3, It. Coulthard and T. Coulthard, Crown-
street, Finsbury. woollen-drapers.-11. Bell, Crown-court, Thread-
needle-street, shipowner.-Dec. 3, U sen., Rickmansworth,
Hertfordshire, huteher.-Dec. 5, J. Clarke, Greenwich, tavern-
keeper.--Dee. 5, D. O: Blvthe, Colchester, merchant.-Dec. 3, S.
Castleden, Three Colts-street, Limehonse, baker.-Dee. 5, 11. Hunt,
Brook-street, •Grosvenor-square, 61riggiAt.-Dee. 5, G. Dean, Maid-
stone, tallow-ehandler.-Dee. 4, W. E. J. Neep, Norwich, silver-
amith.-Dec. 4, G. May, Clay. Cross. Derbyshire, shoe-maker.-Dec.
4, T. I. Brunt, Whittington, Derbyshire, tanner.-Dec. 4, R. Nell,
Grantham, Lincolnshire, bookseller.-Dee. 4, J. Emmerson, Dalston,
Cumberland, shoe-maker.-Dec. 5, E. Jarvis, Stoke Damcrel, Devon-
shire, sail-maker.-Dec. 7. J. Ridsdalo, Wakefield; stuff-merchant--
Dec. 14, J. Jones, Chippenham, Wiltshire. grocer.-Dec. 4, A. Aspin-
Birmingham, dealer and chapman.--Dec. C, T. Lockwood, and J.
C uelsLurn, Huddersfield, vroollen-elotlt-manufsettrrers,
Liverpool, Merseyside, England, 1833-11-15

THE CHASE.

Sir Thomas Stanley's Fox Hounds meet to-morrow, the 16th
instant, at Puddiagion ; Tuesday, the 19th, at Bebington ;
Saturday, the 2.3 d. at Backtbrd. Each morning at ten o'clock.
Mr. Wickstcad's Fox Hounds meet-to-morrow, the 16th iast.,
at Swinnerton ; Tuesday, the 19th, at Crewe; Friday, the 22d,
atHankelow. Each morning at lail-past ten o'clock.

The Cheshire Fox Hounds-meet to-morrow, the 16th instant,
at Marbuty, near Northwich ; Monday, the 18th, at Norley_
beach ; Wednesday, the 20th, at Shavington; Thursday the
21st, at Cholmonaele7 ; Saturday, the 23d, at Bar-bridge ;
Monday, the 25th, at Sandiway-head; Wednesday, the 27th, at
Mere-hall ; Friday, the 29th, at Worthington-half; Saturday,
the 30th, at Weaver-hall. Each morning at half-past ten.

FIELD SPORTS, ANCIENT AND MODERN.
No. mi.

[The following letter, from a fair yet unknown corre-
spondent, induces us, and we trust not unsuitably, to
a postpone, for the present week, one of few contem-
plated retrospective notices of writers on " Field Sports ;"
some of whom, independent of their own intrinsic merit,
convey much interesting information illustrative of those
numerous games and diversions which had so much in-
fluence on the manners, customs, and habits of this and
other countries, in the early periods of their national ex-
Liverpool, Merseyside, England, 1833-11-15

On TUESDAY next, the 19th instant, at One o'clock, at the
London Commercial Sale-rooms, Mincing-lane,
1000 Bag'sßlCE,
a 36 Chests SAGO,
300 Bags SALTPETRE, V
184 Ditto Mysore COFFEE,
143 Ditto Siam SUGAR,
181 Bales COTTON,
26 Ditto CINNAMON,
26 Pints CINNAMON OIL.
Further particulars in due time by
FORMAN and HADOW, Brokers,
5> Rnod.lane, London.
Liverpool, Merseyside, England, 1833-02-01

,Strant Vacktio.

For FALMOUTH, PLYMOUTH, EXETER, & LONDON.
The St. George Steam Packet C rapauy's fine
,
Steam Vessel
ST. DAVI ,
JOHN PILE, Co nder ;
Is intended to sail from hence, for the ab e Ports, To-morrow,
the 2d instant, at Seven o'clock, P.M.
Goods consigned to the care of the undersigned will be
shipped, if they arrive one hour previous to sailing.
Terms of freight and passage are moderate.
WATSON and PIM, Agents, Clarence Dock.
Lirerpool, Feb. 1, 183.3.
Liverpool, Merseyside, England, 1833-02-01

CCND and Hoop L. Bar S'iEL,
Faggot, Shear, and Coach Spri STEEL, . •
Best Blistered STEEL; Cast.fi'l EEL, &c. -
The Quality and Terms equal to any M the Kingdom, manu-
factured at the ti 4 orks of
The BORDESLEY STEEL COMPANY,
BIRhMINGHAM.
Apply to B. H. DOWNING. 11, Exchange-street East.
Liverpool, Merseyside, England, 1833-02-01

On MONDAY next, the 4th instant, at Twelve o'clock, at Bu-
CHANAN and BROWNE'S OffiC' ldhall-street,
230 Tons Campeachy LO I) 00D,
Ex Pandora from Laguna, laying east side. King's Dock.—
Apply to Messrs. BUCHANAN, LAIRD, and Co., Merchants, or
BUCHANAN and BROWNE, Brokers.
Liverpool, Merseyside, England, 1833-02-01

by Auction,

OH MONDAY next, the 4th instant, at Four o'clock in the
Afternoon, at the Swan Inn, in Tarporley, in the county of
unester, subject to the conditions then to be producedT,
HE Fee-simple and Inheritance of, and in all that MES-
SUAGE or DWELLING-HOUSE situate at Hollin-
hill, in Utkinton, iu the parish of Tarpor ; together with the
Lands, Garden, Stone-quarry, and Preses thereunto, belong-
ing, containing in statute measure 13 res or thereabouts, in
the holding of Mr. John Wilson.
Also, a PEW in the parish church of Tarporley.
The House is pleasantly situate, and the Land is exceedingly
good, and in a high state of cultivation.
The Quarry is valuable, yielding great profit from the excel-
lent quality of its red and white stone.
There is a large bed of excellent Marl running through the
whole Estate.
Mr. John Burgess, of Utkinton, will show the Property, and
further particulars may be obtained at the Office of Mr. J.
THORLEY, Solicitor, Tarporley.
Liverpool, Merseyside, England, 1833-02-01

Sale Postponed.
On TUESDAY next, the sth instant, (instead of This Day, Fri-
day, as last advertised,) at Twelve o'clock, at SHAND and
HORSFALL'S Office, Exchange-alley No h,
About 170 Tons fresh FUS I ,
4 Tons NICARA A WOOD,
Ex Rowena, from Savanilla ; lying east side Prince's Dock.
Apply to Messrs. Was. KER, ISIRIE, and Co., Merchants, or
to SHAND and HORSFALL, Brokers.
Liverpool, Merseyside, England, 1833-02-01

alizfs by Auction.

TO MILLERS,,CART OWNERS, AND OTHERS. •
By Messrs. T. and J. TROTTER.
To-mom-tow (Saturday) the 2nd instan at Twelve o'clock, at
the -Mitre Inn, Da street, •
rilWO valuable and powerful UGHT HORSES, Two
I Sets of Gearing, Two capit large-sized Mill Carts, a
Waggon, nearly new, an excellent Milch Cow, &c.
The whole may be viewed on the Morning of sale, and further
information had from Messrs. TROTTER, Whitechapel.
Liverpool, Merseyside, England, 1833-02-01

THE LIVERPOOL STANDAIID

*do by auction.

•
For account of the Underwriters.
THIS DAY, (Friday,) the Ist instant, at a quarter-past One
o'Clock, at the Office of SCOTT and PARK , Brunswick-street,
A large Quantity of damage HEAT,
Saved from the Lady Cremorne, from imerick, stranded in
the Brunswick Basin ; part now on board said vessel, and part
in flats alongside, where the whole may be examined.
SCOTT and PARKE, Brokers.

*alto by Pribate eSontrart,

To be SOLD by PRIVATE CONTRACT.
A WAREHOUSE Freehold of Inheritance, situate on the
.Itom north side of the Old Dock Quay, fronting the New
otrSe Custom-house, near the corner of .' th John-street, in the
occupation of George Lenox an ' esamuel Lenox, as yearly
tenants; the Land contains in f nt 22 feet 4 inches, and at
back to a back lane 22 feet, and runs in depth on-the east side
44 feet 9 inches, and on the west side 47 feet.
For further particulars apply to Messrs.= LACE and SONS,
Castle-street, or to Mr. HENRY WARD, No. 19, Exchange-
street East.
Liverpool, Merseyside, England, 1833-02-01

SALE IN SEYMOUR-STREET.

iii By Messrs. T. and J. ' ROTTER.
On MONDAY next, the 4th instant, ecisely at Eleven o'clock,
on the Premises, in eymour-street, •
rilllE genuine and useful II SEHOLD FURNITURE,,
I. Linen, China, Glass, and E ects of a Gentleman removing.
Catalogues may be had on the Premises ou the Morning of
sale.
Liverpool, Merseyside, England, 1833-02-01

AMERICA.

A fearful interest' attaches, at the present moment, to
the affairs of the Western Hemisphere—au interest, with
relation to many of the numerous states, colonies,, and
islands, constituting that valuable portion of the habitual
world, such as has not been excited for the past half cen-
tury ; and which may, for aught we know, press upon us
with great intensity for half a century to come.
In some of those countries the power of the parent
state has, after struggles of long duration, marked by
circumstances of extreme cruelty on all sides, been en-
tirely discarded—and what has followed Y Prosperity ro