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The Liverpool Standard and General Commercial Advertiser.
Liverpool, Merseyside, England, 1833-02-05

SATURDAY, 2nd February.—Noon, Wind W. Rain.

AnsivEn,—Sarah, Chesney, from Demerara—Monarch, Mondell,
from Mobile—Mary and Susan, Pierce, from New Orleans—Com-
merce, Rirnmer. from Newfoundland—Great Britain, French from
Savannah—lsaac Hicks, Ingersoll, from Savannah, sailed 9th Jan.—
Roscoe, Rodgers, from New York, sailed 9th Jan.—and the Lady
Rowena, Pace, from Charleston, sailed 9th Jan. in company with the
ships Tacitus and Tuscany, for this port.
Logan, Bunker, from Savannah, for this port, was abandoned in
lat. 33, long. 66, being set on fire by lightning, The crew were
picked up by the Grand Turk, and arrived at Charleston, after
having been five days in the boats.
Perseverance, Burnett, from this port, for Newfoundland, was
totally lost on the coast of Newfoundland.
Ituckers, Smith—Devereux, Lunnan—Hecla, Allen—Robert Isaac,
Varnum—and Venus, Butters, hence at Savannah.

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Mary, Morton—Girland, Surray—lvanhoe, Mllinn—and William
Hannington, Miller, hence at Charleston.
Sheffield, Hackstaff—George Washington, Holdridge—South
America, Marshall—Glasgow, Thayer—and William Byrnes, Sprague,
hence at New York.
Marinero, Masters, hence at Tampico.
Palas, Miltimore, hence at Virginia.
Planter, Purdy—Doctor, Underwood—Frances, Leslie--Vesta,
M'Cown—and Globe, Patton,hence at New Orleans.

Nandi, , from this port—H. M. S. Tyne, from Portsmouth,—and
11. M. S. Clio, from West Coast, at Rio Janeiro.

Eleanor, Gundry, hence and Nassau, at Matanzas.
Robert James Haynes, Graham, sailed from St. Thomas for Nassau
and this port, I3th December.
Stirlinshire, Clarkson, (28th Dec.) ; Courier, Gunn, (29th Dec.) ;
Commodore Morris, Fairfield, (do.) ; Margaret Thompson, .Pritchard,
(Ist Jan.) Manchester, , from Monte Video; and Bragen,
Barnham, from Buenos Ayres, (27th Dec.) from this port, at Havana,
—the last named sailed 31st Oct.
Margaret, Carlyle, and Anne, Mainland, hence at Barbadoes.
James. , and Salta. , hence at Port-au-Prince I3th
December.
Flora, , and Minerva, —, from Dundee, do.
Fieldfare, , from Hull, do.
Lily, , hence at Jacmel 7th December,
Traveller, , hence at Aux Cayes.
Navarin, , from Clyde, do.
Mangalore. —, from Dundee, do.
Liverpool, Merseyside, England, 1833-02-05

OR, THE HOS.PI7:4LITI.
The Music by Mr. Hughes, and the Piece written for the
above Theatre by Mr. Milner.
During the course of the Evening Miss Tunstall will sing
..,Ltki.hear the gentle Lark," " apping Old Stairs," and
I Cease your Funuinig." Mrs. Worrell will Dance the High-
4nd Fluig. -ikfid Mr. Aetil will sing a new. Comic Song,
nklled " 1 Money."
11,11.„. Batty will, for this night only, ride in the character of
ir r;laglisti Fox-hunter, or 'Tom Moody in his Glory. Mr.
.juu., will eixhibit his celebrated Sections of the
road Sword with other novelties.
INThe whole to conclude with the Comic, Operatic,' Didactic,
Vashistie, Terpsichoric, Analytic Extravaganza Burletta, of
1' ashiou, Frolic, Humour, and all that sort of thing, and
Crlthing in the world calculated to give the Blue Devils a
I,;f4YclaY, and to convince the spectator that the Right end of
to Liao and be Jolly, in three acts, the never-tiring
TOM AND JERRY.
in Which Bob Logic will again be humbly attempted by
Pierce Egan.
th'&lld. in the representation of Cribb's Parlour, Jem Ward,
e Champion ot En 'land, Mat Robinson, &c., will exhibit the
41,0,f Set'-defence. g
places for the boxes to be taken at the Amphitheatre.
G, ,uxes, 3s. 61; Half-price, 2s.—Pit, 25.; Half-price, is.—
EtZerY, la. • Half-price 6d.- Children under twelve years of
t,Pt,` u'LLI he admitted to' the Boxes 'at-•*2s. during the whole
ticuing. The Doors will be opened at Six o'clock, and the
e:rformances to commence at tlatf-past Six. Half-price at
kif-Past Eight.
Liverpool, Merseyside, England, 1833-02-05

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WITH IMMEDIATE POSSESSIONI PROPERTY,
MUCH WOOLTON, ON PRIV4YE SALE. -
ALL that commodious DWELLING,'HOUSE andurRE-
MISES, late in the occupatioVof Mr. Hugh 'sullen,
situate in the Tmvuship 'and nelp.yto the Village of Much
Woolton, about five miles fromVthe Liverpool- Exchange.
Together with the Gardens, well stocked with choice Fruit
Trees, a four-stalled Stable, Carriage-house, Shippon, Dutch
Barn, Hothouses, Melon Pits, and two Cottages for Farm
Servants : together with 16A. 3a. 37p. of LAND, statute mea-
sure. The whole being in good condition, forms, a suitable
residence for a respectable Family, and is a desirable-B'lllpr-
tunity for the investment of capital.
The House is pleasantly situated on a gently rising ground,
and commands extensive and diversified Views of one of the
richest and most luxuriant districts in this neighbourhood..
Further particulars may be known on application to Mr.
NICHOLAS ROSKELL, Chapel-street; or to Messrs. FOSTER and
STEW A ET, Lawton-street.

CHIROPODEAN SURGERY.

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,

PATRONIZED BY THE ROYAL FAMILIES OP ENGLAND
AND FRANCE, AND BY THE IMPERIAL HOUSE OF
AUSTRIA.

TTEitit M. ~l WALTERWanAdLTSENRS, ff,OmndVienni and
voifsthT e
hfiarsmLf
honour to announce to the Nobilit. nnd, Gentry of Liverpool,
and its neighbourhood, his arrival-at No. 48, BoLn-sTaEwl,
where he may be consulted daily? (Sunday. excepted,) from
Ten o'Clock in the morning until Three in the afternoon.
He undertakes to remove Hard and Soft Corns, Bunions, anti
Chilblains; and to cure defective or redundant Nails, without
pain or inconvenience to the patient. `As inattention to tne
first appearance of these painful affections of the feet, or un-
sk4fut attempts to cure or alleviate them, frequently produce
obstinate cases, and sometimes irremediable lameness; and as
Herr M. Walter's present visit must be restricted to -a- few
weeks, such Ladies and Gentleman as may intend to honour
him with their confidence, are respectfully requested to be early
iu their application.
Ladies and Gentlemen may be especially attended at their
own residence, 'before Nine in the IVorning, or niter Four iu
the Evening.
Liverpool, Merseyside, England, 1833-02-05

RUSSIA.

Extract of a letter, of the 7th inst.. from Odessa:—" The fleet
is quite ready, and only waiting for a thaw to leave the ports of
Nicolaieff and Sebastopol; the cold is intense, and the ice is
extremely solid. It is said that, in consequence of the want Of
transports, the fleet will take on board only 60(X) men, instead
of 12,000. There exists no longer any doubt that this fleet is
destined for Trebisonde, a port which has been thought prefer-
able to any other for supplying with provisions the 20,0Q0 men
who, it is said, are marching against Ibrahim. It is not stated
what districts this army will traverse. Some assert that at is to
be under the command of General Rosen, who is Governor of
Georgia: others under that of Marshal Roth, who commands
in Bessarabia. A report is even current that this corps is
already within a short distance of Erzeroum, but this news
does not obtain credit. The equipment of the fleet, even in the
opinion of the partisans of the Russians themselves, is very in-
different. The vessels composing it are almost unfit for service,
through use and neglect, and the crews consist of old discharged
sailors. It is said that some naval officers' who have come from
the Baltic, to be employed in the fleet, have made representa-
tions against such a state of.things."—.4iipbury Gazette.

AUSTRIA.

A letter of 19th inst., received from Vienna, states that the
draught of a treaty between England, France, and Austria, to
resist the threatened aggressions of Russia on the Turkish fron-
tier, had been drawn up with the concurrence of the Austrian
dovernment., and that there,was every likelihood of its being
uly concluded. The letter adds, that the notion of such an
alliance for such an object was exceedingly popular throughout
the Austrian dominions, though there existed a strong repug-
nance to any other that might tend to disturb the tranquillity of
the country. In Hungary the enthusiasm is represented to
have been so great, that oilers had been sent to Vienna of assist-
ance in men or money to any extent that might he required.
Should Russia, in the face of such a formidable league to op-
pose them, still persist in the objects believed to be meditated,
the opinion at Vienna was that it would infallibly lead to
another movement for re-establishing the kingdom of Poland.
—Times.
Liverpool, Merseyside, England, 1833-02-05

TURKEY AND EGYPT.

The Augsburg Gazette, of the 25th inst. contains the following
of the 19th from Vienna:—"Commercial letters from Semlin
mention that the Egyptians are advancing towards Smyrna, in
order to derive supplies from thence in their further progress.
Some letters even state that Ibrahim Paella had arrived at
Smyrna, and add that it was his intention to proceed thence to
the Hellespont, and then to make use of his fleet to convey his
troops to Europe, and lead them against the capital. This
news, however, appears to be premature, as nothing of it is
known here through official channels; the last adviees from
Constantinople make no mention of such movements. Public
attention is here almost entirely absorbed by the affairs of the
east, and fears are entertained that they may produce serious
complications."
Liverpool, Merseyside, England, 1833-02-05

TRADE OF LIVERPOOL.

There Is scarcely a place in the world, to which the British flag is
accessible, that a ready conveyance is not afforded from this enter-
prising port : and the following information may be acceptable to our
distant readers. We begin with the United States of America, to
which packets of the most splendid description are despatched as
follows, viz. :
NEW YORK—On the Ist, Bth, 16th, and 24th of each month in the
year. Observe—There is a regular mail from New York to CANADA,
and by an arrangement between the respective governments, the
American inland postage is not demanded, as formerly, on letters to
be forwarded after their arrival in New York.
PHILADELPHIA—On the Bth and 20th of each month.

BOSTON—On the sth and 20th, usually.
OTHER PARTS OF THE UNITE{ STATES—The conveyances are
flequent, but merchants usually send their letters by way of New
Y.

BAST INDIES, CAPE OF GOOD HOPE, AND BRITISH WEST INDIA
ISLANDs—There are usually monthly conveyances.

HavANNAu—On the sth of each month. Observe—Letters are for-
warded, also, by way of New York.
Rio DE JANEIRO—On the Ist and 16th of each month.
OTHER PARTS OP SOUTH AMERICA—Not regular but frequent.
GENOA AND LEGHORN—On the Ist and 16th of each month.
LISBON—On the Ist and 16th of each month,
Oeoivro—Every 3 weeks.
NAPLES AND SICILY—Every 3 weeks.
SMYItNA AND CONSTANTINOPLE---EveTY 3 weeks.
Liverpool, Merseyside, England, 1833-02-05

FRIDAY, Ist February.—Noon, Wind W.—Rain.

ARRIVED.—Parker, Risien, from Demerara, (sailed 25th Dec.)—
Harvest, Prince, from Charleston, (sailed 24th Dec.)—Catherine,
Bibby, from Demerara—Olympia, Hammond, and Robert Morris,
Dyer, from New Orleans,—Ceres, Tyrer, from Marseilles—Emerald,
Johnson, from Philadelphia—Donald, Lowthian, from Santa Martha
—Eliza, Porter, from Trieste—Theodorick, Reid, from Ostend—
Boykett, Shotten, from Bordeaux and Dublin—Memnon, Patterson,
from Calcutta—Tallahassee, Glover, from New Orleans—Beverley,
Lawson, from St. Johns N.B.—Perthshire, Wills, from Ostend—and
Amity, Scott, from Hambro.
Beatrice, Liddell, sailed from the Mauritius for Calcutta 3rd Nov.
Sarah, Wilson and Montrose, Mounsey, hence at Demerara.
Ellen, Coster ; Apollo, Black ; Ann Paley, Rolston, hence at Lisbon.
Mary, Snell, from Bahia, at Falmouth ; sailed 2nd Nov.
Diadem, Walker, from Manilla, at Gravesend.
Abeona, Lloyd, hence for Ostend, at Ramsgate.
Betsey, Howlett, hence for Rouen, at Milford.
Cherub, Selkirk, from St. Andrew, at Cork, and sailed for White-
haven.

Jackson, Williamson, from Odessa, at Cork.
Emerald, Tucker, from Riviere Loupe for this port, was aban-
doned off Matan, early in December, being in a sinking state, having
been on shore.
Liverpool, Merseyside, England, 1833-08-02

LIVERPOOL . TIDE TABLE;

Disys. Mrn.
H. M.
- Pridav,
Saturday 3 035
SUNDAY
Monday 5 139
Ttiesday
Wednesday.: 7 249
Thursday

Ern. Ht.* FentWits - •
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It M. r.
017 15 9 Venus rises Oh 48m morn'
05} 15 8
1 22, 15 6 911 i Siinday after Trinity. •
1 •56 15 2
230 14 6 Transfiguation. •
Jesus.
3 8 13 10 Name or
352 12 0 Last Quarter sh. 43m. One.
Liverpool, Merseyside, England, 1833-08-02

Inottrance N'otitto.

• WEST OF ENGLAND 7'•• - •
FIRE AND LIFE INSURANCE COMPANY..
Chief Office, EXETER.
lAW E INSURANCES are effectedethe aPproved plan of
giving to those insured a partici ion is the . disposable
surplus Premiums, which may bVad added as a BONUS to the
Sum inflated, ot applied in reduction of the future ANNUAL
PAYMP.NTs.
A REDUCED SCALE OF.PREMIUMS and Conditions
may be
w7HiTE...H
WILLIAM land SONS,• 'Agents,
12, Exchange-buildino Liverpool.

Empowered 1n Act of Parliament 3d- William IV.' •
ECONOMIC -LIFE ASSURANCE SOCIETY,
No. 31, BRIDGE-StEIIEt.BI:Ae.KFItIAIIS, LONDON.
• Established- 1823.. • - : -
The Right lion. Tilos. FRANI/1./IND LEWIS, M. P.A.:nairman.
HENRY FRED. STEPHENSON.'Esq.. Dept(Chairman.
Resident litireittiJ,' • JcFrat o wt. ;,E's •P.R. S.
Agent for Liverpool, Tz- O.' CpOPER: • • .
Medical Referee for Liverpool, ROBERTSON.
r-r HIS ;Social/ Ito for its basis, E e NO1411( COMBINED
I WITH SECURITY—the terms of-Assurancei, for ybung
aud--•uiddle-aged- lives being much lower than those --of uey
other Office which gives a howls to the,Assured;- and a fait
statement of its affairs is annually- Made-U.-the Share-holders
anifrolicY-holders, who have a controul over the Society. -
Three-fourths of :the profits are now divided -anionpi thoso,
Assured on an equable scale, for the- whole term of lite'after'
fl; Policies shall have been in force four years ~ and, eventually
the whole of the profits Will be so divided.
Endowments for children arc granted, and Assurances on
Joint Lives, Survivorships, Survivorship Annuities, as well as
every species of Life contingency, at rates proportional to the
nature-of the rislia,•which are as low as possible compatible
with'security to the Assured.
Assatances_ are also effected, either by paying
.small Pre-
miums at first, and increasing them every .five years, or by pay-
ing a high Premium at first, subject to periodical abatements,
and, ~ultimately, the payments to cease altogether. In tine,-
persons-mayb e Assured in any way- which may be best adapted
lo their cireumttances'or wishes.
By Order 'of the Board of Directir4
T. 0. COOPER,. Agent,
Liverpool, Merseyside, England, 1833-08-02

FREEHOLD OF. INHERITANC2,,..
By M'essrs. T. and J. TROTTER,
Peremptorily.—On THURSDAY, the 15th day of August next, at
Six o'clock in the Evening, at the house John Paterson,
No. 71, Hanover-street, opposite Paradi -street; subject to
the conditions of sale to be then and th e produced, and in
one or two lots, as may be agreed upo at the time of sale,
by order of the Trustees for Sale,
ALL those. Two newly-erected ELLING-HOUSES
adjoining each other,, situate on the north side of Park-
street and east side of Essex-street, in Toxteth-park, containing
in front to Park-street 40 feet 21 inches in depth, on the east
side 60 feet 7 inches, on the west side along Essex-street 63 feet
3 inches, and in breadth at the back 28 feet 8 inches.
For particulars apply to Messrs. BIRD and Gaocorr, Soli-
citors, Commerce-court, Lord-street, Liverpool.

Without reserve, by order ,of the Trubtee for Sale, under a con-
veyance for the benefit of the creditors of Jas. Asbery,
By air. BY FORD,
On SAreanAy, the 10th instant, at,.One ,o'clock in the after-
noon, at Hampson's, the George Inn, Dale-street, Liver-
pool, in the following lots, ,
Lot 1. A LL those three DWELLING-HOUSES, forming
I-1 half of a Court,, situated on the sqpth side of Devon-
street, in. Livmool, in the occppadou of Lydia Morton and
others, producing a rental of £32 yearly. .
2. ,A DWELLING-HOUSE, on the =north side of Bittern-
street, leading :out of ,Great. Orford-street, ;Liverpool, • in the
occupation of Mr. Mundy, at the yearly rent of £22.165.
3. Two DWELLING-HOUSES, on the north side of Bit-
tern-street aforesaid, .adjoining the let-mentioned Dwelling_
house, in,the occupation of Mrs. Wcisilfall and Mr..Greaves,
pßoducing a rental of £44 Bs. ' •
4-Two DWELLING-HOUSES, ou.the north side of Pen.
rith-,Street, Berkeley-street, Toxteth-park, which will produce
a yearly rental.of £32.
Lot I is held for two.lives and twenty-one years, by lease
dated the 16th day iof November, 1811. Lot 2 s held for three
lives,and ,twenty-one years, by lease dated the 13th July, 1815.
LoA3 is held for se.venty-five years, by-lease dated the 16th day
of Jiine, 1832; and lot 4.is freehold of Inheritance. •
Forifurther particulars, as to lots 1 and 3, inquire of Messrs..
rOgREST and FosTga, Solicitors, Church-alley; as to lots 2,
and 4,. of Mr. DAwscol, Solicitor, Temple-court; and as to the
whole, to Mr. LEWIS, Accountant, Temple-street; or Mr. NEAL,
Solicitor, 46, Castle-street, Liverpool.
Liverpool, Merseyside, England, 1833-08-02

LIVERPOOL DISPENSARIES.

Number of new patient's 'entered on the books of the Dispensari,,et,
during the last week South. North. TO'"
Received adviee and medicine at the institution, 208 228 436
Visited at their own houses and supplied with
medicine 52 • 73 12"

Total at each Disptnaarp

. 265 301 561

VSITORS. •
Bryaits,vlll),. T. Kircve,'and'Nfii:W Whinwfig.ht•
South.—Rev. J. I-I. Thom, Mr. Jordan, Mr. W. M. Duncan, an
Mr. James Lawrence.
Liverpool, Merseyside, England, 1833-08-02

Iro fit Di pout of.

TO BE DISPOSED OF Ii iIEDIATELY.
APAIR of beautiful Grey Car ge HORSES, in excel-
lent condition, upwards of sixteen hands high. May be
viewcd on application at 46, Cornwallis-street, corner of Duke-
street..
Liverpool, Merseyside, England, 1833-08-02

On TUESDAY next, the 6th iestant, at -Half-past Two precisely,
at Garraway!s Coffee House, Cornhill, (just,landed:)
150 Barrels Canada POT ASHE
4.50 Ditto Ditto P,EARL Di 0,
(Sound and dama,ged, for account of the Underwriters) and
other goods. Catahigues of which will be timely delivered by
ATKINSON and GODDARD, Brokers,
. , 81, OM Broad-street, Limdon,
Liverpool, Merseyside, England, 1833-08-02

PARISII OF LIVERPOOL.

COLLECTOR WANTED. =
WANTED, a steady, active Man, to fill the Officenf one
of the COLLECTORS of PARISH 'RATES' and
ASSESSED TAXES. The S4lary will not lie o •nder £130;
and two Sureties will be required to the extent Glisf£looo.
Applications, with testimonials of character, aliarksed to the
Churchwardens and SeleetVestry,. No. 33, Water-street, to be
sent in on or before MONDAY, the 12th August nest. • •
By Order, JOHN MACKINLAY, Secretary.
Parish-Offices, 27th July, 1833.
:;t tll I'l (;11
Liverpool, Merseyside, England, 1833-08-02

SALE IN RATHBONE-STREET,
Leading from the Upper End of Duke-street.
By Messrs. T. and J. TROTTER,
To-moanow (Saturday) the 3d instant, precisely at Twelve
o'clock, on the PremiseOn Rathbone-street,
ARemarkably Haudsome ang well-known Dark Chesnut
HORSE, with superior action, lit for Saddle.or Harness,
a valuable and powerful roan Stallion,. a Bina Gelding, two
rubbish Carts, two Sets of Gears,- a handsome Gig and Har-
ness, nearly new, Stable Utensils, and other Effects, which will
be sold witt,out reserve. • •
May be viewed on. the Morning 'of sale, and further parti-
culars had from Messrs. TROTTER, Whitcchapel.
Liverpool, Merseyside, England, 1833-08-02

STATEMENT OP COTTON.

Stock ou.lusud Ist October, 1832, bales .
87
Received this week
Received previously 127;00U

127,599
Exported this week . 3,051
Previously 117,917-12068
Stock on hand, including all on ship-board sot cleared.. 6,6.31
Stock parse time last season.
Exports same time last, season,,.. 116,381
Receipts same time last season.... 125.019

r Mr. Washington Irving, we are concerned to say, met with.
a serious accident. yesterday, though wo hope not one that will
prove dangerous. • In driving a one horse waggon dowu,a steep
and rocky hill in West Chester, the horse became alarmed, ran
awaY, aiad'overturning the waggon, threw Mr: Irving, and .a
nephew .whq,l9s with him, among the rocks. They. wereboth
stunned so as to lie for some time unconscious.. The nephew
recovered Aisf, and found his uncle lying beside him senseless.
After some time, he, succeeded in,akouping Mr. Ir*g,who was
then, with the assistance of a chance passer by, conveyed to, a
neighbouring houie and bled ; and tbenee to his nephew's house
in Tarrytown; where he was left, last
.eveniog—without as .yet
any unpleasant.symptoms having occurred.—Netv York paper,
July 2cL
A duel was. fought, June 17, on the other side of the river, by.
two gentlemen, of New
,Orleans.. The weapons. were. muskets,
distance forty paces.. Four Shots. were exehanged without
effect. On the. sth fire, one received a I,all in the abdomen,
which. came out at the spirrre,, and, he,expired the, next day;, the
other had a haltpassed throught, one of his legs, near .the ankle,
which struck and broke in pieces the ,ankle boone, of the other
leg.—American Paper.
Liverpool, Merseyside, England, 1833-08-02

xibcgoot g„4.alto by auction.

TO JOINERS AND OTHERS:
13y Messrs. T. and J. TROTTER,
To-Moaaow (Saturday) the 3d instant, precisely at Two o'clock,
on the Premises, M Finch-street, ne4r Lambert-street,
/11HE STOCK IN TRADE of a JOINER and BUILDER,
1 comprising, a quantity of Deal and other Boards, Joiners'
Reaches, Door Frames, Hand-cart, Ladders, six Bags Hair,
Office Fixtures, and other Effects, appertaining to the Trade.
May be viewed on the Morning of sale.
Liverpool, Merseyside, England, 1833-08-02

VESSELS ENTERED FOR LOADING.

EAST INDIES• AND CAPE OF 'GOOD :HOPE.
R Allinson. 208 ann, G,• Cape of Good Hope

WEST. INDIES, &C.
W Rose & co, 159 Salus, S, St Domingo

SOUTH AMERICA.
tt Rs G Benn, 250 Richard Watson, K; Bahia
Ashley Bros, 339. Suffolk, P,, Maranhant

NEW SOUTH WALES.
Cotesworth & Smith, 371 Vestal, New-South Wales,-
and Van Dieman's land.•

UNITED STATES.
Wilms-right, Shiela k co, Virginia, P, Alexindria,, U S
W k rßrown & co, 48$ Monongahela, P, Philadelphia.
Baring, Bros & co. 425 Prepontis, P. Boston
Bolton, 'Ogden Itco, Platina, P. Bath, A 8
J Poole 8:-. co, 149 Porcie, S,- llavannah
Baring, Bros 84,- co, 495 Choctaw, P, Bostou
T W Suaith.ft co, 308 Woodbury, P, New York .

BRITISH AMERICA.
W Fisher & Son, 279 Margaret, Q,: Montreal
Graham &7Taylor, 165.Wilbgrforce,'K, Newfoundland .
Job. Bnlley & co. 136 LOniza Maria; P) Do
C Glen, 535. John, S,' St John's; N Li .
C Challoner& co, 409 Sir Walter Scott, Q, Quebec
T& J Brocklebank, 154 Ariel, P, • StJohn's,Nowfound-
land

J Glynn & Son, 93 Ruby, G, Newfoundland
SPAIN* AND PORTUGAL.
T & W Earle & co, 260 114.nrietta, S, Alicant

MEDITERRANEAN.

jUghie4 Bros, 10D Esther, S,
C L Bahr, 158 Hector, h..,

Legtaons n C tin9ple and

Smyrna
S Moss & eo, 232 Trinacria, G, Palermo & Messir.a

EUROPK.

C L Jr,ah 105' ivy, K, M4rseilles
I Do, Catharina Charlotte, Q,. Elsineur
DO, Leopold First, B, Ostend
D 0,., 88 Hoop, Q, Rotterdam
Do, Zorgen Vlyt, Q; Do
Do, 108, Belle Alliance., Q, Antwerp & Brussels.
C G Weller Ft; co. La Ville de CherhOurg. B, Elsineur
C G Wehel Sc co, Betsy Susanne, Q,. Elsineur

EMPOrtfi•
AFRICA..

Royal Geqrge,..Dawson,:fmAfriea,with 026 eks, palm. oil. 19 ‘ele-
i)hant teeth or scrivelloes, 3 fins dunnage wood, G NVllson and eo—
P Dk .
SOUTH. AMSRIC4.
Aimwell, Power, frn -Bahia, with 25'c sugar; Rand 0 Benny-50,es
do, 154 bags cotton,s Walker, Hughes and eO7-64.baggi-do,,C fronside
and co-99 bags do, Stewart Bros 129 bags do, Melloti
12 eks.provisiona, 10 as claret wine, ,J Youda—d skins, bx
oan:, nis, T B Barclay and co-14 t tallow, 753 bags cotton,. 13266
horns, • 3 cs retd•grods,, abt 400.coker yenta,. Order-4C ,Dk
John Pegg, Ches,se,r, ins -t.agnua, with 145 t log,wpod,.W Rotberharn
—2 bps vanilla; C Tayleur; 'Sons and- co-1 •11x-liooks ind papers ; J
Easun•—.-G Dk,
UNITED. STATES.,

Walter Soott,-ThompsOn, fm hlObito; withl22 1016 tfottnal; Venom,.
son, ,Bell and c,o-4-18 4s do, Booth, Dixqn. and co-200.1,1$ do,,MeilY,
Prevost and co-6011/s do; Collmann, Lambert and toy-150'..b1§-do;
G Bar lay and c0,,-210 bla do, 'Sands, ilodoon arLco-,G Dk.
Napoleon, Smith, fin Tiew York, with 1713 brls turpentine, Cearns
and cO-26 htla• tobacco, V," Oxley-3 tco.graw.6evd--4- ,Dut•tortitt
phew—P DIF. •
EUROPE:.

Webfry, Marva, with 533 bobbins Oat(' 702 babbins•codilla;
140 mats, II and J Gardener—S Dk
Siren, Langinis fat St Peterolmrghc wish 1335 hats. iron, Roberts;
Carne and bills hemp, 250 mats Stewart; Bald :Old Dk
Liverpool, Merseyside, England, 1833-08-02

MINERAL SUCCEDANEUM,

FOR FILLING DECAYED TEETH WITHOUT PAIN, HEAT, Olt

• PRESSURE, AND
INCORRODIBLE MINERAL TEETH,

Without Wires, . Springs, or any oilier Ligatures,
Patronized by the Royal Families of England and France.
MONS. J. M. and A. MALLAN, No. 46, BOLD-STREET,
Liverpool, and 82, KING-STREET, Manchester, SERGRON
DENTISTS, ((of the Finn of Mallan and Sons, Great Russell
street, Bloomsbury, and Half-moon-street, Piccadilly, London,
where they may be consulted daily,) ardently thank their
Friends and the Public, for the distinguished support which
they continue to receive.
Monsieur J. M. and A. M. continue to restore decayed Teeth,
however large or small the cavity, wirli their celebrated MINE-
RAL SUCCEDANEUM. so uni,virsally recommended by the
Faculty of England, France, andinher Continental cities; the!
operation of stopping decayed Teeth is performed in a few
seconds;! the Mineral is put into!the cavity in•an almost liquid
state, without pain, heat, or pressure, hardens into Enamel,
allays the most. eXertniating:pain, making a stump into a whole
Tooth, and lasts for many years, preventing the necessity of
extraction. ' .• t • • ! ,•,
Messrs. M. during their course of.study have adopted aimode
of•fastening Loose Teeth; particularly of ag_otkpersons, whether
arising from neglect, or the use of Calorna, or—disease of the
Gums. •
incorrodible Mineral Teeth placed, from one to a complete
set; which: are incapable of diseolouratiokor. corrosion, • fixed
without!wires.or. ligatures, renders• it impossible todistinguish
the Artificial Teeth . from - the natural (des, and warranted to
I answer every purpose of articulation and mastication, and will
'-be found in every. respect amply competent to supply the place
of-their predecessors. Natural Teeth fixed on' the above im-
proved vinciple. • t.
The Faculty are constantly welcome- to witness the applies;
lion of the MINERAL
SCCCEDANEI.II,I, which they so universally
recommend. • • , ,

Messrs: M. recommend to parents, and others having the care .
of children, to be particular having the Teeth examined.pre-
vious to their second growth, as various •diseases of the mouth
have arisen from that neglect.. Charges as in Paris.
CAurioN.—Messrs. MAI4L&N conceive it necessary tocautiou
the. Public against imposition—they are the only Proprietors
anct:Discoverers of the Mineral Succedaneum. . •

N.B. All letters sent to either of the above-named Establish-
ineuta.will be. attended to. • • •.
Owing to the 'numerous. invitations •the Messieurs .Mallon
have,received from the first-fiunilies in Dublinte visit that City
professional.; one of the above &nitwit' devotelt few-weeks for
that purpose. In consequence. of 'which“attenden4gb will be,
gjven in Manchester (for the. present) on TUESDAYS and
'rnuasnAlts,and daily in Liverpool.
July 12, Ism,
Liverpool, Merseyside, England, 1833-08-02

• BANKRUPT'S EFFECTS.
TO PAINTERS, GLAZIERS, AND OTHERS.
By M essrs. and J. TROTTER,
On MoNn&y: next, the 5/11, and TUESDAY, the 6th. ins-taut, 'pre-
cisely at Eleven o'clock'each day, on the Premises, in White-
chapel, opposite Spitalfields,
!TIRE Genuine STOCK. IN IT.RADE. of PAINTER,
,PLUMBEII, and GLAZIER, together. with the genteel
Houiehold Furnitute, and Effects of a. Bankrup,t; Comprising,
a large ,cinantity.of Dry Colours, Paints, Oils, \ arnish,,Spiras
Turpentine, about: half a. ton of Glue, .a: Paint Mill, Mailers,
stones, Brushes, and Tools, a Lead Cistern, Benches, Ladders,
empty Casks, some large. Sign. Boards; and other Effects.
The whole, may he viewed. on; the 'Morning of sale, and
Catalogues ;had on the Premises, and from Messrs. TROTTER,
Whiteehapel. . . .

,<. SALE OF FURNITURE; &c.
By Messrs. T. and J. TROTTER; ..
On WEDNVA DAY next, the 7th instant,„at their Rooms, in
Whitechapel, precisely at Eleren o'clock,
• •
GENUINE and Useful HOUSEHOLD FURNITURE, a
few Paintings, Prints, and Books, Shop Fixtures, and
othe'r very Useful) Articles, removed for the convenience of sale.
May be viewed on the morning of sale. • •
Liverpool, Merseyside, England, 1833-08-02

BY PRIVATE CONTRACT, • .
.1 A. handsome new BRIG, with a Figure WO, copper-,
fastenea, but not coppered or named; h 54 length 82
Y
feet,. breadth 21 feet 11 inches, depth of,liold 1.1. feet 8
inches, and adneeasm;es 173 tons. She is cornpletely.fitted with
all her spai's, rigging, sails, anchors, chain tiles, boats, &c.
which are of the very best quality. She, is tiolward and aft a
sharp ship, with a rising ilot*r 'midships, and must bail well,
but will carry a good cargo, and only wants coppering to be
ready for, sea, and 'is most admirably calculated for, a southern.
voyage, or the Mediterranean trade. Now lying at Yarmouth.
-1 or further particular's apply to • •
NICKOLS, SON, and GREEN,
• 33, Seething-lane, Londoti,
Liverpool, Merseyside, England, 1833-08-02

ROYAL INSTITUTION.
. GEOLOGY. •

TAR. l IURRAY,.of-Edinburgh, will commence a COURSE
of .SIXTEEN Popular LEcTuRRs on GEOLOGY at
this Institution,-early in August.
The first Lecture will be delivered on MONDAY, the sth of
August, at Seven o'clock in the Evening ; arid they will be
continued at the same hour on every Monday, Wednesday, and
Friday, to the end of the Course.
The Lectures will be illustrated by a great variety of Speci-
mens, Diagrams, and coloured Views.
Subscription to the Course, One Guinea; admission to a Sin-
gle Lecture, Half a Crown.
• Tile Rev. T. AITKIN, M.A., Will commence a COURSE of
LECTURES on BOTANY on TUESDAY, 6th August, at One
o'clock; and in the Evening of
,the same day, at Eight o'clock:
Each Course to be continued to the end on every Tuesday and
Thursday, at the same hours.
These Lectures will be illustrated by fresh and dried Plants,
both Exotic and Native, and particular attention will be given
to the Indigenous Botany around Liverpool.
Tickets and Syllabuses to be had of the Keever of the Insti-
tution. ONE GUINEA the Course, and to Schools, Families, and
those who attended the former course, lIALI-.A-GutNEA.
•, • THOMAS MARTIN; Secretary.
Liverpool, Merseyside, England, 1833-08-02

I . The fine Cutter HENRY. ,FREELING, 101 52-94.
4.4',... toils, per register ;
.buiJi. ip.t Woodbridge, county of.
40...-04 Suffolk:, for tbe,Poit.-office service ;.,is In umst excel-
. -- lent repair,. has .4 :profusion. of store g jti the best con-
dition ;.,her accommodation's are elegantly fit p 4, anc,l,l,ho cabin
equipment . complete in .tvery respect ; she is. aclapted 4) the
passage services,,C,ootineutal, fruit, ,and
,coasting ,trades; and
Would be very desirable for. any parties emigrating to the solo-
flies, and to employ as a sealing or vhaling vessel, . NQW lying
in the South 'West India Duck,—For ~iilventoriea Ana further
particulars apply to ; WM, wooLcwilili,
1, Freeman's-court, Corobill, London.
Liverpool, Merseyside, England, 1833-08-02

By order of the illo-rtgagee.
By Mears. T. and J., TROTTER,
On TnEsoAv, the 13th instant, at Six o'clock in the Evening,
at ,the house of Mr. Thomas Lucas, th Bull Hotel, Clay-
ton-square,
ALL that Piece of LANH, with the D ELLING-HOUSE
2111.- thereon erected, situated on.; tio west-side of Grenville-
street, being. No. 2, and near the coiner of Great George-street,
containing in front to Grenville-street and at the back 6 yards,
and in depth 21 yards; or thereabouts, in the occupation of Mr.
H. Blair, at the yearly rent of £42. . •
The Premises Are held under Corporation Lease for the life
of. liornby Roughsedge, Esj., aged about 51, and 21 years.
Apply to Mr. CORT, Solicitor, 7, Queen-square.
Liverpool, Merseyside, England, 1833-08-02

Manta

TO PARENTS AND GUARDIANS.
lATANTED, a respectably conne d and well educated
1'
. • YOUTH as an APPR EN Eto a DISPENSING
CHEMIST: He will be required ive in the 'family, where
every attention will be paid to his mestke comfort. - • .

A Preinium will be required.
For particulars apply, if by letter, 'post paid, to JOHN Jortusi
Chemist and. Druggist, Adelaide-buildings, Ranelagh-place.
Liverpool, Merseyside, England, 1833-04-09

THE LIVERPOOL STANDARD

On init.

On SALE,
The Brig SIIfTRIA.,
WNW :- 154 tons per register, built a uebec, in 1829, with all
her materials, as she no lies, south-east 'corner
Dock.—For inventory and particulars apply to Captain
Coui on board, or to
JOHN and GEORGE CAMPBELL and Co.
Liverpool, Merseyside, England, 1833-04-09

THE LIVERPOOL STANDARD.

Broke, Campbell, fin Baltimore, with 73 bales cotton, 15 tea rice,
Willis anti Swainson-121 lois tar, J csks flaxseed, 5
caks cloverseed, J Gordon and co-40 lids quercitron bark, 19 csks
crude brimstone, 4 bales cotton, 48 brls flour, 4 lids 6 bris 2 csks 1 bx
bees' wax, 2 cs segars, E F rodsham-36lids quercitron bark, 8 bales
Buenos Ayres wool, 5 t sassafras root, 1 case brass hinges, 1 case
hardware, 'W and J Brown and co--180 brls chromate of iron, 13 cases
merchandise conts unkn, Cropper and co-9 bags snake root, 1500
horse hides, order-40 t logwood, T and W Davies-50 csks flaxseed,
Jones, Mann and co 50 do, J 0 Johnson and co-1 brl hams,
M'Elvain--1 do, F Jordan-2 Undies shrubs, Moore and M'Creight
—Q Dk

Mars, M'Aulay, fm New Orleanso.withl3Bl bales cotton, A Den-
nistoun and co-1' Lk_ _ _

Frances, Leslie, fin New Orleans, with abt 12. t 5(47
bales cotton, A Taylor and eu-3,1id0, 350 wet salted hides, order
—P llk

Eagle, Lyon, fm New York, with 265 bales cotton, Wainwright,
Shiels and co-463 do, order-153 do; A Taylor and co-196 do, ilit-
garty and Jerdein-24 do, J Hobson and Sons-55 do, Colhnann,
Lambert and co-49 do, T 11 Blackburne-1' llk

LIVERPOO:i., COTTON MAR ET,
Monday Evening, .9pril 8, 1833.
Sinee our last publication about 5000 bags hare been sold, the mar-
ket, to-day, closing firmer than for some time past.
Arrived, during the same period, 16 vessels from the United States,
3 Brazil, and 1 Bombay.

ACCOUNT OF SALES AND IMPORTS OF COTTON,
Front the 30th flat. to this day inclusive.
Liverpool, Merseyside, England, 1833-04-09

11 GENTEEL APARTAI ITS.
A Single Gentleman may be ace° modated with a SIT-
TING-ROOM. and BED-1100 , iu a respectable family
in:Bold-street, 'where there arc no o leer lodgers, with the ad-
vantage of a servant boy to wait upon him.
For address apply at the Standard-0f1iee..1.,•,
Liverpool, Merseyside, England, 1833-04-09

(FROM THE DUBLIN WARDER.)

The Pilot of last night contains the following atrocious
letter, as purporting to be addressed by O'Connell to the
editor. Is excitement to rebellion within the privilege
of Parliament, or does the member for Dublin hope to
shield himself under the precedent set by ministers in
writing to put in motion the political unions ? Are not,
we ask, written excitements to sedition to be separated
from, the constitutional freedom of speech necessarily
claimed by members within the walls of Parliament?
We expect to see a practical answer to this interrogatory,
by his Majesty's Attorney-General, on the first Monday's
letter of the incorrigible agitator which shall be pub-
lished. It will be a test as to the impartial and conser-
vative
_spirit in"which the law is intended to be adminis-
tered. The lying—the audaciously .lying seditionary
knows that he himself has; with the assistance of his col-
league in agitation, Dr. Doyle, been the cause of the
Martial Law Bill—the precious return which he has
Made to the deluded people who' have confided in him
the only value he has given them for their money yielded
to his too successful and shameless political mendicancy :
" London, 14, Albemarle-street, Wednesday.
"MY DEAR BARRETT—The die is cast. We are slaves. One
more injustice has been committed towards Ireland. Let us
now struggle for the double Repeal.
"First—Of this new Algerine Act. Secondly—Of that Union
which alone caused this act to be passed.

" I feel the awful duty imposed on me by the Volunteers. I
will endeavour to perform it honestly if not well. Announce
to the people of Ireland that I intend on every Monday, whilst
the Algerme Act continues, to publish a letter to them in the
Pilot. I will, please Gon, begin Monday next. I mean to
take up in detail the necessary agitation in each county in Ire-
land. Our enemies shall not triumph over the people, nor put
down the popular sentiment. We will still agitate within the
law, and without either moral guilt or legal offence. Call on
the, people to be quiet; to bear with patience this new indignity.
Let them hope for better days, and better days must soon ar-
rive.

" Give a caution to the atrocious Whitefeet. They have
played the game which the enemies of Ireland wished tllein to
play. The execration of every good or honest man is upon
the►r crimes. The vengeance of God will, sooner or later, be
visited uport4heir wickedness. How sincerely ought we not to
detest the vilest of the vile Whitefeet—the last and worst of
those villainous miscreants who have given strength to the ene-
mies, and weakened the friends of Ireland.

"But still Ido not despair of my country. No. Even in the
crimes which are committed against her there arises a hope
that these crimes will accelerate their own punishment and
create that state of things which will ensure the speedy restora-
tion of our national and constitutional independence.—Believe
mo to be, very faithfully yours,
" DANIEL O'CONNELL."
Liverpool, Merseyside, England, 1833-04-09

LONDON CORN EXCHANGE, AVERAGE PRICES OF GRAIN.
(From the London Gazette, March 29.)
Wht. I Erly. Oats. ' Rye. Bns. I
Pe".
AVERAGB s. d. s. d. s. s. d. s. d. a. d.
Of the week ..52102631611 32 11 29 6 132 3
Of 6 weeks, regulating duty 52 4 26 4 16 7 31 nI 29 7 33 2
Duty on Foreign . . . . 34 8 22 10 22 9 22 91 25 9 19 9
The alteration in the duty this week is Is. 6d. more on Rye.
Liverpool, Merseyside, England, 1833-04-09

TIDE TABLE FOR LIVERPOOL.

ri. M.
1 59
2 41
3 26
4 24
5 38
7 8
8 19

Festivals, 4c.

11. DI. P. I.
221 16 9
3 3 14 9
353 12 10
457 11 2
622 10 5
744 10 7
847 11 7

Easter Tuesday.
Mars rises 8h 14m morn.
Last Quarter 11h 54m even.
Jupiter rises 5h 4m morn.
Ist Sun. after East. LS.
Easter Term begins.
Liverpool, Merseyside, England, 1833-04-09

PRICE. 7d.

ROYAL ./kIYIPHITHUATRE;
GREAT cHARLOTTE—STREET.
In consequence of th% GREAT SUCCESS that attended
the Performances of Monday Evening, and the rapturous ap-
plause bestowed by a Faihionable and Over&Wing audience,
Mr. BASS has the honour of announcing to the Nobility,
Gentry, and Public of Liverpool, that he -has secured to the
lovers of Song, the valuable assistance of the daughter of th4t
celebrated Vocalist, Mrs. SALMON,
MADAME SALMON HANTUTE,
from-the Theatres of Milan and Naples, her first appearatwe-
. in Liverpool,
SIGNOR BEGREZ,
of the King's 'theatre, Italian Opera House,
Mrs. BASS, .sister..of Mrs. SALAIBN and Mrs. HAMBLIN, of
the New York Theatre, with many other new and popular
performers.
vt-AHIS present TUESDAY EVENIN4 the 9th instant,
IL will be performed a new tragic Piay,4ritten by Mr. BASS,
entitled,

LARA, Or, THE SIEGF4 ,OF CORINTH.
Founded on Lord Byron's populatipoem; and
.performed in
the varat s Theatres of Scotland with great success.
Lara.. Mr. Bass Francesca... Mrs. Hamblin.
•
After which will be. given
A VOCAL CONC'ERT,
in which the above celebrated Performers will appear.
To which will be added an imitative sketch, called
MUSIC. IS TUE FOOD OF LOVE,
in which Mrs. BASS will support Five Characters!
To conclude with a new Farce, never acted here, called
. . LAW AND LIONS.
Jeremy Mammoth.... Mr. Gardner.
Tickets to be had of Mr. Bass, 65, Russell-street; and at the
Theatre. The Box-office will be open this day, (Tuesday-)
from 11 to 3.
Boxes, 3s. 6d. Half-price, 2s.—Pit 2s. Half-price, ls.—
Gallery, Is. Half-price, 6d.—Children under twelve years of
age will be admitted to the Boxes at 2s. during the whole
Evening. The Doors will be opened at Six o'clock, and the
Performance commence at Halt-past Six. Half-price at Half-
past Eight.
Mr. BASS has the honour of announcing that the Amphi-
theatre will continue open for. the Easter season, under his
sole management.

MARINERS' CHURCH SOpIETY.,
APUBLIC MEETING of the Subscribers and Friends of
the MARINERS' CHURCH SOCIETYo will be held
in the Mariner's Church, south-west c ner of George's Dock,
ou THURSDAY next, the 11th Apfil, at Twelve o'e!oek.
THOMAS FORSYTH, ?,
ADAM HODGSON,. s Secretaries.
Liverpool, Merseyside, England, 1833-04-09

ate 24Tabigaltori,

DIRECT STEAM ONVEYANCE TO
- • DU HIES,
The Carlisle Yam Company sail
THE CUMBERLAND AND SOLWAY,
Every week, O MONDAY and 'WEDNESDAY, for Whitehaven,
Maryport, Workington, Annan. Waterfoot, and Boness.
Passengers are landed at Annan Waterfoot, and thence for-
waded, after 4th April, without delay, to Dumfries, per coach.
cabin fare, including steward's fees and coach-driver, 215.;
Deck ditto, IN., including every charge. To Whitehaven, 10s.;
Deck, 4s. To Boness, 155.; Deck,_ ss. in full.—Luggage
above 401bs. weight charged, per coach (only), extra.
Apply to V. THENKSTONE, 18, Water-street,

i.

For WATERFORD.
To sail every Friday, with liberty to Tow I,euels,
11 4; and to sail and navigate with or without Pilots,
The new Steam Boat ST. PATRICKr
ALEXANDER KEAY, Commander;
Propelled with Two Engines of Eighty-horse power each,
made by Messrs. George l orrester and Coi
The Steam Boat QUAKER, now building, is intended
as a companion • Boat, to be the sapesize, and ta have the
same power of Steam Engines, manufactured. and erected by
the above-mentioned Engineers. JOHN TOBIN.
St. Patrick Office, Clarence Dock.
- - Ist April, 1833.
Liverpool, Merseyside, England, 1833-04-09

LIVERPOOL DISPENSARIES.
Number of new patients entered on the books of the Dispensaries
during the last week
Received advice and medicine South. North.
• at the institution,
Visited ,at their own houses
and supplied with medicine . 115 100 215

Total at each,Dispensary . . . 355

VISITORS.

North.—Rer. C. W. Lawrence, Mr. W. Wainwright, and Mr. R.

Bryans.
South.—Rev. J. 11. Thom, Mr. Jordan, Mr. W. M. Duncan, and Mr.
James Lawrence.
Liverpool, Merseyside, England, 1833-04-09

MANCHESTER CORN EXCHANGE, Saturday, April 6.
Our market, this morning, was again dull, and the report from
Wakefield of lower prices having been taken for both Wheat and
Oats, caused the trade to rule heavy, and very few sales were made.
Flour and Oatmeal were difficult to dispose ot, and the currency of
last week was not supported. There was a fair inquiry for well con-
ditioned Beans, and Malt was rather more ready sale. In other ar-
ticles no alteration can be noticed. The inquiry for old Butters is
confined to selected parcels of the best qualities remaining, and the
prices are nominal. New Waterford's and Cork's, of prime descrip-
tions, find ready sale. Bacon dull sale, and lower rates are accepted.
Liverpool, Merseyside, England, 1833-04-09

OLD CANARY WINE.

IIHIS old and excellent WINE, so highly praised by medi-
cal
men, is still to be had by a ) lying to JAS. REN-
WICK and CO., CROWN-CLIAMBEItS, EDCROSS-STREET.
()rice, (Bottles included,) s. per Dozen.
Also, excellent PORT WINE, f e-flavoured, at 28s. per
Dozen, Bottles included.

Orders from the Country, inclosing a Remittance, or a Draft
upon a correspondent in Liverpool, will be carefully attended to.
Liverpool, Merseyside, England, 1833-04-09

Ent Inbito.

For BOMBAY,
To clear on the 19th, and sail on he 20th instant, or
.a:4i forfeit freiyh ,
The fine A 1 Bar e KENT,
J. B. COUBRO, C mandet.;
Now loading west side Prince's Dock.—Apply to Messii.
ALEXANDER M4GREGOR and Co., or to
ASHLEY BROTHERS.

For BOMBAY,
„V.. Will sail the 18th inst. with what freight may offer,
..aLlit The good new eopper4Barque, CALCUTTA,
G. GauNnf, Masten
Burthen 389 tons.—For freight or passage, apply to
ROBERT GLADSTON2, ltumford-street.

To sail the 25th instant.
/...... For BOMBAy,
• 0- • The fine well-known St}ip DOROTHY,
,
J G Al

AS. GA RNO _aster;
4.8 tons register.—For freight or ssage apply to the Master
on board, in Prince's Dock, or to
CHAS. HORSFALL, SON, and Co.

To succeed the above, and sail the 10th May.
The Ship HUDDERSFIELD,
E. NoAKs, Master.

6 To sail on the `4sth instant.
For BOAY,
The Ship JO MBHN TAYLOR,
JOHN CRAWFor Commander.
To be despatched immediately,
For CALCUTTA,
The new Ship BLAKELY,
THOS. JACKSON, Commander.
For freight or passage apply ou board, in the Prince's Dock,
or to TAYLOR, POTTER, and Co.

To sail about the middle of May.
For CALCUTTA,
Wrie: The Ship DUKE OF LAN ASTER,
ALEXANDER HANNAY, mmander
Burthen per register 565 tons. This v has most capacious
and comfortable accommodations for pa etwers, and her cabins
purposely adapted for the India trade. A Surgeonp is provided.
—Far freight or passage apply to
JOHN GLADSTONE and Co.

For DEMERARA,
The Ship CORINTHIAN,
ROBERT APDOWAL, Commander;
Pairthen per register 391 tons.—For freight or passage, having
superior cabin accommodation, mly to
JOHN GLADSTONE and Co.
Liverpool, Merseyside, England, 1833-04-09

; LIVERPOOL ZOOLOGICAL GARDENS.
I'IIL ATKINS.begs leave respectfully to inforni the .No-
Gentry, anti other inhabitants of Liverpool and
the vicinity, and the Public in general, that the LIVERPOOL
ZOOLOGICAL GARDENS Will be opened about the begin-
ning of June next, for the purpose of affording. to the Inhabi-
tants of Liverpool, Manchester, and the adjoining towns itnd
counties, an opportunity of inspecting a chaye and extensive
Collection of rare Animals, and of prosecutiO, with advantage
the interesting study of Zoology. arranged in the most attrac-
tive form, and, at tue same time, offering the most delightful
intellectual recreation.

The utmost possible exertions are now •roaki,“ in erecting
houses, inclosing paddocks, &c., on an extensive scale, for the
accoMmodation of the very numerous Collection of rare foreign
Animals already in the possession of the proprietor • and the
Gardens are now bein,g laid out in a very elegant and tasteful
style, the picturesque beauty of the ground affording the great-
est facility for rendering it the most enchanting place of the
kind in torope. •
The Nubility, Clergy, and Gentry of Liverpool, Manchester,
Chester/and the neighbourhood, are respectfully solicited to
patronize and support the Gardens, Which will be conducted on
the most approved and respectable systeM, andevery.accom-
moclation will be afforded for the comfort and convenience of
visitors.

The proprietor hereby begs those Ladies and Gentlemen who
have so kindly come forward and offered him every encourage-
ment to proceed in his undertaking, to accept his most grateful
thanks, and particularly those who have generously presented
him with living animals.

f...! R. d.
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Liverpool, Merseyside, England, 1833-04-09

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Gard:llls, Derby-road.
Lir-erpoot, April 1, 1833.
Liverpool, Merseyside, England, 1833-04-09

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For DEMERAR ,
.‘ The first-class Brig \ SONS.
For freight or passage apply to
Taos. and H. MURRAY.

For DEMERARA,
The Ship DENIS
H. T. POOLE, M er;

For freight or passage apply to
C. 'W. and F. SHAND.

Will sail on 07 before Sabor ay next.
4, . For BARBADO ,
1-4,5" '.4 The Liverpool-built Barq ARETHUSA,
='r.- . DAVID HUTCH INSO , Master' •
Now on her second voyage; lying iu the Queen's Dock.—For
freight, or passage, apply
tll-(!EYES, LITHERLAND and Co.
Wolstenholuie-square.

•.--n First ressel.
For KINGSTON, JAM CA, Direct,
The regular trading Ba* e CHANDOS,
JOHN YOUNG 'aster;
Now loading. in the Prince's Dock— 'or terms of freight or
passage, having very superior accommodation-, apply to the
.Plaster on board or to
JOHN HALL and Co., 3, Tithebarn-street.-