The Liverpool Standard and General Commercial Advertiser.
Liverpool, Merseyside, England, 1835-01-23 00:00:00

UNITED STATT.4..

LINE OF AMERICAN'•I'ACK.ETS FOR
.C.... 1. !NEW_NORK..
/12 4 Tu sail on (lie 30th of evei7l .41 ti 11.," tiiz. : -
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AJAX, C. A..II,FRN
m ST. GEORGE, W.:C:TtioPs,-oN ... ~410' .. 28th VeG.
STiAN-DHEW, ,J: l'AubmAi4 ' 660 .. :31Jtli March
---------- T. M. HA itVEY ill n. .. .. 30th, 4prit.

These:ships were 'all 'built finder. particuTar. inspection, of the
choiceit. ma%arials, a,re: of th,q4rsticlasN.,.coppers4, cppper-
fastened, sail fast, and are commanded by abld and experienced
masters. ' •
Their ,Cabins are ..commndiotis :and. elegant,, And Wines
and Stores of the best quality are provided by the ship. Ere y
attention will be given to ensure the comfort of the passengers, and
the appointed.days of .sailing•wille4e,strirtly adhered to.,
The rate of passage .for eac,h adult, including wine, is thirty
pounds, and without wine twenty-live pounds. -
The above vessels sailiespectivelf the, 14th of every Month
from New York.—For freight or passage apply to
- • SANDS, HODGSON, TURXER, and Co.

opi . For. NEW- YORK,. .tho,,ane A 1 A rican Ship
4, ICUTUSOFF, S. NEWI'6:4, Master, b ren 4ll6tons;
.W.%, has nearly the whule'of her cargo ged, and will be
-.' - despatp4ed_ immediately-.--Forw.h.t or , passage,
apply on board, in. Prince's Dock ; to Meisrs.,ll: C. DAWsoN,
and Cu , PoOl-lane, or to • . GEO'RGE..BROWN.

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To sail inzinediaielq:
For CHARLESTON • , •
214atifS The A l'British Ship RILD
EnwAßDNtlAtcus, 1 ster;*
Burthen 313 tons.—For freight or passage appfi, to
• CHAILLES HORSFALL, BON, and. Co.

. For B 0 S 'l' 0 N, the lirst-c dSS erican Shp
MAII.IPOSA,. F84.NC13 Yak:hi°, aster ;.burithett
%)20. tons, coppeted, takes no • and is in every
respect a most desirable' 'donve ce for dry goods.—
despatched early next month.-- or freight.or passage
apply on board, Waterloo Dock, or to .
ISAAC; LOW, and Co.
. . . .

Freight 17s. 6d. per *ii.fine Goods.
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~ For LISBON, the tine
_fits Ring .A 1 Schooner
• ~...k.:Ott NATIVE, PATRICK CORD, Master ; burtheri 119
•- - - tons; lying west side of the George's Dock.-L-For
freight or passage apply on.board, or to
• WM. BERM', Broker, 4; Strand-street.

TEAS,
Per Perser&rance, ,dircet from Canton,
As snpa as they cau be got.readY,. -
At the Public .Sale-room,. dings,
2081 Chests. TEA, consisti of
592 Chests BOH EA,
1180, Chests' CONGOU,
. 127 *Chests .SO.UCHONG,
35.. Chests TIVANKAY,
150 Chests HYSON. .
For particulars apply to 'Messrs, NIARAY, Stara, and Co.,
Merchants, of to
• •SAMPSO.N,.SMITH, and Co., Brokers.

TO THe'NOIALITY; 15ENTrry, AND' PUBLIC .OF
LIVERPOOL AN-Dlfti

A N Adve7tiseuietit havilVappeared in the Liverpool Papers
lA_ •proceeding from the Master Coachniakers °Nils town, iu.
justification of their ProCeedings towards the Jnurneymen late
in their employ, and also than-king the Gentry for their hid-
laes in not
,pressing upon theM the completion of their rders,
in answer to them, and in order to set the Publ right 'in
,ilvo
their, conjectures of the affair, the Journeymen
think it PrtiPef to answer that Advertisement • (allows :......
. , First.—The advaucs of wagis cdmplai . . hythe EMpkiv-.
ers emanated from one of theirown.body o `stands the secorid
-in the Declaratiod of tire Li-verpool•Mastvrs; he having stated
to his Men, a long time-previonsur last spring, that he was un-
able to compele wit h his.neighbours in maaufacanring 'Carriages
at the seine prices that they were in the habit of doing, owing to-
the Men working.at a lowerrate of, wages than, he himself was
• in the habit of paying; and, unless the Men obtained an advance
froin,their Employers, he would limit certainly reduce.those in
his employ.' The glen, acting by his suggestion, :applied for the
-advance, (nit with any threats upon their parts,) and obtained
it; and now that individual calmly turns round upon those who
merely acted up to his desire, and condemns the act that:he was
the sole instigator of, and taixes his signature to the placards
and public prints condemning that act. ,
Secoud.—We htLer;y deny having any connexion with. any
.Society but that of Goachinakers, which has existed npwards of
thirty years, and having for its object the relief of its unera- •
ployed Members, (which .from the nature of their. business,
forms nearly a third part ifurang...full four mouths of the year,)
the Sick, and the liti vial of the Dead; and since the formation
of this so much condemned and calumniated Society but one
Coachanaker, connected or unconnected, has ever been a bur-
then,; either in sickness or in death, to the Parish of Liverpool.
i Third.--7.10 answer to the Placard that has appeared before
'the Tublic,,advertisiug for Five Umpired Workmen at the rate
of £2 per week, we can assure the Public, that, with but three,'
,exceptions,-there is no person receiving the aforesaid.
_sum,' but
that the wages' paid by the -Emplciyers is from 12s: per week
and upwa,rds;cousequently the.Placard.was unly published 'with •
a-view to thislead.the Public and Geutry that. exorbitant.. wages
is paid to the 'trade. in general...
Lastly,—With respect, to the Employers' inability.to carry
1
on business 'whilst such a Society exists, we can only state, and
that upon facts, that they have emittived to amass a handsome
property from the Public, Whose• minds they now attempt to
pOison against the humble individuals who have. been the Means
of raising them to-that rank-in society-that they-now enjoy.
With this plain statement of facts we now.leave our affairs in
the hands of a discriminating and .enlightened Public, at. the
same time assuring our late Employers, that we are willing to
redress an? real abuses that they can point out existing upon
our part, and we Orli 'expect the same -from their hands, and
will meet them by-depplationr.or otherwise, for that purpotte, if
agreeable, at any tithe'. and--place .they may think proper to
appoint. ' . . Wareinain, . . ..
The Public's obedient and humbi.e Servants,
. TLIE.COACtiAIAKEILS OF -LIVERPOOL.
January 224, 1835. .- .

SUBSCRIPTION for affording the means of Relief to the
► ) unfortunate WORKMEN in the employ of Messrs. Fos-
TtR and STEWART, who have lost their Working Tools in the
late calamitous FIRE at the, Workshops in LAWTON-STREET;
to be applied under the direCtiOn of a Committee in the Pur-
chaie of New 'fools, &c: ' £ a. d.
Amount of Subscriptions previously announced .747 9 6
.W. Gore
G. Williams . ...
Joseph .:llatthews
:EA. Moihev
Crellin and.ilult
P: W.'l3rancker 5 0 0
Mr. Gill, Seel-Street 1 1 0
Thom as' Do Wit Wa 1 d • ' • 0 10 0
.Thomas FlZinitig, Esq
Johan 'Jackson, Esq. . 2 ,2 0
11. , Pat ry,' Esq.. - • .' - 2 2 0'
Thomas Browne 1 1 0
Dr, Griudrod
0
Mr: Bateman 0 7 6
Friends, per.J. Jones .
Mr. Troutbeck's Men
Friends, per H. Spencer 0 7 0
John Sothern, Esq.
John Button
John Miller • 0 5 0 •
Workmen at the Dock Yard 2 2 0
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John Kelshaw
James Knight 1 0 0
Friends at MiS's Williams's • 0 10 ' 0
Lewin Mozley; Esq. - ' 1 1 - 0
H. and W. Davenport lO . 0 0
Robert Theakstone, Esq 1 0 0
Cannon, Miller, and Co • 3 3 0
Haigh, Franklin, and Haigh 5 0 0
'Ditto Workmen ll 0 6
Richard Benson 1 1 0
Rev. W. Blundell ' 0 5 0 '
W. T. Keightly
J. Mitchell, Esq.
A Lady, per J. C. Molvneux
Edward Griffin, Jun., Esq
Thomas Porter, Esq.
W. Layrock, Esq. 1 1 0
H. Green 0 5 0
John Junes Esq.
Nichulas4artindale - 1 1 0
Alfred Waterhouse; Est.
Robert Rigby,. Esq. '
A Friend 0 10 0
Ditto 1 1 0
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Ditto 3 0 0
Ditto 0 5 0
J. Langton, E5q..... 5 0 0
James Davies, Esq.
Edward W. Ward, Esq.
Adam Hodgson, Esq.
J. Aspinall, Great Orford-street 5 5 0
Subscriptions will be thankfully received at the Office of
Messrs. Foq•ftrt and Sl•githier,4l, Renshaw-Street, and at the
S'TANDARD OFFV2E: .

• . TUE GRAND JUNCTION RAILWAY. •
TOTICE IS 11El2EBY GIVEN, t a SPECIAL
L • GENERAL MEETING.oIthe GI ID JUNCTION
RAILWAY OOMPAN I will be held f nuasot Y next, the
29th instant, at One: o'clock in. the A ruoon, .at the Cotton
Sales' Room, iittlie Exchange•buildiugs, in Liverpool, and that
at suchAteeting. will be submitted to the Proprietors then pre-
sent for their approval the Dratiof a Bill proposed to.be intro-
duced into Parliament in it* next ensuing Session, for obtaining
an Act to enable the,.Compauv to alter thalitio iif the Railway,
and to make certain Branch Itallways, and or other purposes.•
—Dated ;it Liverpool this 21th day of Deeei be'r, 1831. ~ •
J. SWIFT, Cler of the Company.
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