The Liverpool Standard and General Commercial Advertiser.
Liverpool, Merseyside, England, 1833-09-17 00:00:00

CALCUTTA.

XTOTICE IS HEREBY GIVEN, to all Captains aid
11 Owners of Veisels destined for the above Port, that, by
application .to Messrs. ALEXANDER and Co., or to Messrs.
WILLIS and EARLS, of that city, they may be accommodated
with RUM, SUGAR, &e. on the following very loi•ti terms, in
any quantity, (with Casks included.)
RUM, (warranted equal to Jarhaica,) Loudon proof, Yls.
annas per gallon (on board;) or equal to Is. 2d. the old
wine measure.
Curified TREACLE, of a very superior quality, (no Bastard
Sugar having been extracted there om,) at 4 rupees the
cwt.; being equal to 7.5.. ... L. ' ... _._ ...
Double Refined LOAF SUGAR, at sicca rupees V' cwt.
Single Refined LOAF SUGAR, equal iu quality to Titler's
and Hambro' Loaves, at 16 rupees lJ' cwt.
CRUSHED LUMPS, of almost an equal quality, at 13
•
rupees tpi cwt.
I c,.
Excellent MUSCOVADO SUGAR, at 8 rupees ~
. .
up to finest Clayed Sugar, at 12 rupees w cwt. Iv, Inter-
mediate qualitie§ at prof
,rtionate prices.
VINEGAR. at 12 annas gallon, O. 'W. Measure.
DISTILLED VINEGAR , at 1 rupee W alit gallon.
All the above Articles are produced at the BURP WAN SUp Art
MILLS, the Property of Messrs. C. H. BLARE' and Co.
N.B.—The Runs, if so required, may be had 30 per cent.
over proof.

WOODSIDE ItOYAL MAIL FERRY COACH-
OF FIC E, WATER.:STRE ET.
BIRMING lAL—TALLY-HO! every Morning, (except Am-
day,) at a Quarter before Eight o'clock,
'through Chester, Mal-
pas Whitchurch, Ternhill, Ilinstock, Newport, Ivetsy Bank,
and Walsal, to the Albion Hotel, Birmingham, by Six o'clock
the same Evening.
LONDON.—The ALBION, every Morning; (except Sunday,)
at a 'Quarter before Eight o'clock, tbretigh Chester,
church, Ternhill, Newport, Ivetsy Bank alsal, Birmingham,
Coventry, Duuchurch, Daventry, Vi on, Towcester, Stoney
Stratford, Dithstable, St. Alban's, d Barnett, to the Green-
Man-Still, Oxford-street, and the Bull-and-Mouth Hotel, near
the General Post-office, Laudon, by Seven o'clock nest
Morning.
SHREWSIII:RY.—The CHESHIRE HERO, every Morning,
(exept Sunday,) at Half-past Ten o'clock. through Chester;
Malpas, Whit:church, and Wem, to the White LiOn
Shrewsbury, by Half-past Six o'clock. 'On its arrival at Salop;
Coaches leave to Wolterhampton, Birmingham, Oxford, and
London.
HOLYHEAD.—ROYAL MAIL, every Evening, at a Quarter
before Five, through Chester; liawarden, Northop, Holyw ell,
St. Asap!), Abergele, Conway, Aber, Bangor; and Mona, t 9
Spencers Hotel, Holyhead, by Seven o'clock, froth whence
the Packet leaves for Dublin at Eight o'clock; re.ttirns every
Four at o' stock, and arrives in Liverpool at a Quarter
Eight.
before Eight.
WxLcrieoor..—Tite NETTLE, every Morning, at a Quarter
before Eight o'clock, (Sunday excepted,) to the Royal Oak, at
Five in the Evening; returns from thence every Alorning at
Seven, arid arrives in- LiVerpool at Four o'clock.—.lltonte:
Chester, Wrexham, Ruabor,' Chirk, Oswestry, Llanymarych. •
137,Kbeii..----The HARK. FORWARD; every Morning, at a
Quarter :before Eight' o'clock, (Sunday excepted,) through
Chester, Holywell, St. Asaph; Abergele:Conway, Aher;lto
Peirrhyn Arms,.hy Seven o'clock the same Evening.
Coaches to'Chester a' Quarter before Eight o'clock, Quarter.
pa* Ten o'clock in the Morning, Quarter before Five o'clock
gyening, daily, to the Feathers Coach-office, Chester, where
. Coaches proceed to all parts Of the south of England, North
and South Wales.
_

Thelolini4OSTYN, every Evening, a Quarter before
Foir o'clock, '(Sunday excepted,) through Nesten, King's
Ferry, Mold, Ruthin, Flint, Bagilt, to Holywell.
'Me LADY MOSTYN, at Nine o'clock every Monday,
Wednesday, and Friday, through Neston, King's Ferry, Flint,
Ba„ailt, Holywell, St. Asaph,. to Denbigh.
Passengers and Parcels booked, and every information given
respecting them, by,Mr. MORGAN, St, George's Inn, 8, Fen-
wick-street, Liverpnol; at Mr. OWEN'S, King's Head, Holy-
well ; and at Mr. BLAND's, Crown Inn, Denbigh.
Neat Post Chaises, Landaus, Cars, Sze. at the shortest notice.
Performed by the public's most obedient servants,-
H. WILLIAMS and Co.

Just published, price 6(1
ryIHOUGHTS on RAILWAYS and P OJECTED R AILS
WAYS.—By OBSERVER.
Liverpool; printed by Harris Brot ers, and sold by all the
BOoksoliers.-1833.

CANAL BXPEDITIO .
irrENWOIiTHY and CO.'S BOAT o and from London,
doliveting Goods in Five s. To Derby, Burton,
in Three Days.—Otrices, Axe n, Aldermanturv, and
Wharf 1, Paddington, Louden; and Duke's-place, -Duke's
Dock, Liverpool. JOHN DEA.KIN, Agent.

ABSCONDED. 7
TAMES M4LEYY, late in the empty of Mr. Thomas
D.AusEr, Plasterer, having recehrseveral sums of mo-
ney and kept the same for his own use, this is to GIVE NOTICE
that any person detaining the said James Al' Levy, and convey-
ing him to Liverpool, shall be handsomely rewarded and all
expenses paid. THOMAS DARSEY,
16th Sept. 1833. Lower Burlington-street.

PARISH OF LIVERPOOL.
47 SEPT. 14, 1833.
-vroucE IS HEREBY GIVEN t t a VESTRY will
ii e
be held in Saint Nicholas's C u -h, on THURSDAY next,
the 19th instant, at One o'clock in e Afternoon, to NOMI-
NATE and ELECT -an ASSIS ANT OVERSEER, ctrid
COLLECTOR of TAXES, in the place of Mr. Richard Eller-
ton, deceased. M. D. LOWNDES, Vestry Clerk.

TO THE PARISHIONERS OF LIVERPOOL.
L ADIES AND GENTLEMEN,
ir BEG respectfully to offer myself as ft CANDIDATE for
1 the Situation of COLLECTOR of. TAXES, vacant by the
death of your Clerk, Mr. Ellerton.
Should I have the honour of being appointed, my whole
study shall be to perform faithfully the duties of the situation.
'Soliciting the favour of your vote and interest,
I am, Ladies and Gentlemen,
Your most obedient humble servant,
WILLIAM BAYLIS.

56, Dale-street.

TO THE PARISHIONERS OF VERPOOL.
LADIES AND GENTLEMEN,
A VACANCY having again oc ed in the COLLEC-
TION of the PARISH and 'ESSED TAXES, by
the death of Mr. ELLERTON, I once more offer myself to yr.r
notice.
I trust those Friends who so ably supported me on a late oc-
casion will again favour me with their interest. My qualifica-
tions arc before the Public, and I have no doubt they will be
doomed worthy of securing your patronage.
I am, Lathes and Gentlemen,
Your obedient Servant,
JAS. ROWE.

TO THE PARISHIONERS OF LIVERPOOL.
LADIES AND GENTLEMEN,
A CCEPT my sincere thanks for the distinguished manner
.s. in which you supported me during the late contest.
A vacancy having occurred, in consequence o _die lamented
death of Mr. Ellerton (your late Collector I again most
respectfully offer myself to your notice, should you be
pleased to appoint me to the Situation, shall endeavour to
discharge its duties with punctuality and integrity.
I have the honour to be,
Ladies and Gentlemen,
Your very obedient humble servant,
Liverpool, Sept. IG, 1833. THOMAS' PENNELL,

TO THE PARISHIONERS OF LIVERPOOL.
LADIES AND GENTLEMEN,
ILMOST respectfully beg leave to offer myself as a AN DI-
T DATE for the Situation (vacant by the deat . the late
Mr. Elierton) Of COLLECTOR of POOR-RATES .d GOVERN-
MENT TAXES, and solicit the favour of yo • eon the day of
Election, trusting the testimonials of char and ability to be
then produced will merit the same.
Should I be the fortunate Candidate, I pledge myself.to dis-
charge the duties of the situation to your satisfaction.
I am, Ladies and Gentlemen,
Your most obedient Servant,
38, Finch-street, 14th Sept. 1833. THOMAS RIDING.

TO THE PARISHIONERS OF LIVERPOOL.
LADIES AND GENTLEMEN,
IN offering myself to your notice as a CANDIDATE for the
vacant Situation of COLLECTOR of TAXES, -permit me
to observe, that lam a Native of the Town, 11 acquainted
with its localities, in the prime of life, willin nd I hope able,
to discharge its duties with credit to myse nd satisfaction to
the Parishioriers.
The flattering assurances of support which I have received,
during a short but arduous canvass, induce me to look forward
to the final issue with sanguine feelings of success. I trust,
however, my friends will not be the less disposed to continue
their exertions on my behalf. Assuring you—should Ibe for-
tunate enough to become the object of your choice—of my de-
termination to devote my time and energies entirely to your
service.
Allow me to subscribe myself, Ladies and Gentlemen,
our obedient humble Servant,

GEORGE BARKER.

TO THE PARISHIONERS OF LIVERPOOL.

LADIES t' GENTLEMEN,
TN announcing myself as a CANDIDATE for the Situation
of COLLECTOR of PARISH RATES and ASSESSED TAXES,
vacant by the death of Mr. Richard Ellerton, permit me to
draw your attention to my claims for the office.
I am thirty-three years of age, a native of the town, and well
acquainted with its localities. I am conversant with Book-
keeping, and understand Accounts generally.
On the above pretensions I rest my claims to your support,
and should I be fortunate enough to succeed to the office, I
shall endeavour to fulfil the arduous duties connected there-
with faithfully and impartially.
I remain, Ladies and Gentlemen,
Your obedient humble servant,
Liverpool, Sept. 16, 1833. MILES BOOTH.

TO THE PARISHIONERS OF LIVERPOOL.
LADIES AND GENTLEMEN,
THE Death of Mr. ELLERTON having occasioned a vacancy
in the office for the Collectian of Parish I bfg.
ieove,inusc. respecttuity to otter myseu again as CAzi VIDA"' L
for the Situation.
My humble claims Test on past services And the opinion of
those who have had an opportunity of judging of my qualifica-
tions. lam a native of the town, ant thirts years of age, and,
having a wife and family to provide for, it will, of course, be my
interest as well as my duty to discharge with fidelity and in-
dustry any trust which may be reposed in me.
I have been four years in the Parish-otlice, and have, I hope,
conducted myself in a manner which gives me some claim to
your kind patronage and support. If honoured by your votes
and interest on this occasion, I entertain a confident hope that
I shall be able to acquit myself in my office so as to evince my
lasting gratitude. I have the honour to be,
Ladjes and Getitlemen,
Your obedient humble servant,
CHARLES HART.