The Liverpool Standard and General Commercial Advertiser.
Liverpool, Merseyside, England, 1848-08-01 00:00:00

WILLIAM PENN, A. MICIIAELS 900 tons, 26th Aug.
-GLENMORE, CLARKE 600 tons, 26th Sept.
HELEN M'GAW (new ship), BURWELL BOO tons, 26th Oct.
KALAMAZOO, G. FAULK cniii;26th Nov.

The above Ships are built of th
manded by able and experiei
bas been paid to select
passengers.
These Packets to'
Delaware.
The Ships of this Line will sail punctually on the days adver,
tised.—For freight or cabin passage apply to
RICtIIIRMON IitiOrHERS and Co., or to
JOHN TAYLOR CROOK.
Freight by these vessels will be collected at the rate of four
dollars eighty cents to the pound sterling.

qt materials, and are com 7

rnavigators, and due regard
eV3 for speed, with comfort for

[vantage of the steam tow-boats on the

- • For NEW YORK,
4, The only regular Packet-ship sailing on the 6th of
- _August.
The new Ship CONSTITUTION,
Captain JOHN BRITTON;
2000 tons register; 2500 tons burthen ; now on her fifth voyage;
built in the city of New Y. rk, under the particular superin-
tendence of her commander, expressly for are lar packet.
Is one of the largest and most mavnificen s afloat ; has
three decks fitted up with every molter provement for the
comfort and convenience of passe rs, which, with Captain
Britton's well known kindness attention to all those who
may be fortunate enough to 11 with him, should obtain for
this noble ship a decided erence, and parties about to cross
the Atlantic should ex ne the accommodations on board the
Constitution before making engagements elsewhere.
For terms, and to secure berths, apply immediately to
B. BYRNE and Co.,
126, Waterloo-road, Liverpool.
P.S.—Parties wishing to secure berths in the above ship can
do so by sending a deposit of .el, with names and ages, to B.
BYRNE and Co. as above.
This Ship carries a SURGEON.
To be succeeded by the Packet-ship HOTTINGUER, on the
6th September.

D. O'DONOVAN'S
AMERICAN EMIGRATION OFFICE,
117, WATERLOO-ROAD,
LIVERPOOL.

For NEW YORK.

The undermentioned American racket-ships, will sail punc-
tually on their appointed _dates :
Tons gister. To sail.
ANDREW FOSTER HOWES .. 1642. ... 10th Aug.
NEW WORLD KNI T... 1500.... 2lst
JOHN R. SKIDDY L E W 00.... 26th „
The splendid Packet-shi 4Andrew Foster" will sail as
above. She is without e ption the best specimen of naval
architecture that ever t the port. She is built of the best
materials, is quite , having performed only one voyage.
and that with a rap' ity which leaves her unrivalled.
Her between d s are lotty, airy, and expansive, being well
furnished with patent ventilators, which serve to carry off the
impurities that so often generate disease.
In addition to the above, the unremitting kindness and at-
teption which emigrants are well known to receive from her
experienced Commander, will render her a very desirable con-
veyance for persons intending to emigrate.
Passengers desirous of being very comfortable and select,
can, at a.very moderate expense, secure berths in the cabin on
deck, which is set apart for a few respectable persons.
The precaution of securing the best berths before leaving
home, which cae be done by remitting as part payment of
bpassage, will be krund to greatly dimmish the annoyance, trou-
le, and expense tO-Achich passengers will be otherwise exposed.
apply, if by letter, :re aid, to
f4)2P-' F
O'DON WAN, 117, Waterloo-road, Liverpool.
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