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The Liverpool Standard and General Commercial Advertiser.
Liverpool, Merseyside, England, 1833-07-30

tAN SALE, •at LEWIS SAMUEL'S New and Second-
VI" hand SILVER PLATE ESTABLISHMENT, and
PATENT LEVER WATCH MANU,FACTORY, • No. 4,
Lord-street, Liverpool, from 10,000 ty42,O(X) Ounces of New
and Second-hand Silver PLATE, 106nsisting of elegant and
fashionable Tea and Breakfast Services, Soup and Sauce
Tureens, Coffee and Tea Pots, Sugar Basins, Cream Jugs,
Bread and. Cake Baskets, Dinner and Card Candlesticks,
Snuffers and Trays, Waiters, Wine Coolers, Cruet Frames,
Tankards and Pints, Race and Prize Cups, Goblets, Claret
and Water Jugs, Water I'ots, Tea Caddies and Canisters.
Egg Stands, Toast Racks, Cheese 'roasters, Wine Strainers,
Salts, Chamber Candlesticks, Inkstands, Butter Boats, Mus-
tard Pots, Muffineers, Bottle Stands, Children's Cups for
presents, &c. &c. •
100 DOZEN TABLE, DESSERT, and TEA SPOONS,
WITH TALI-L& ANID DESSERT FORKS TO MATCH,
of the KING'S Pattern and every other Fashion, the whole of
'which will he sold at EXCEEDINGLY LOW PRICES. •
A splendid Assertment of the Bzsr SHEFFIELD PLATED
WARE, with STRONG SILVER MOUNTINGS, COTlVisillig Epergne%
Tea Urns, Soup and Sauce Tureens, Candlesticks and Branc.hes;
Vegetable Dishes and Covers, Tea Services, Cake Baskets,. Wive
CoOlers, Tea Trays:, and a variety of other Articles,
PLANED ON STEEL, &c.
L. S. has constantly on"fiand 'an extensive Stock of Gold
and ..Saver Patent Lever WATCHES, which, being, his own
manufacture he can say,/ warrant to keep exact time; also
an elegant and fashionable Assortment of the 4est.gplid Fine
Gold JEWELLERY.

L. S. begs to inform the Public, that ho has made such al.-
rangements,for the supply of Silver Spoons, Forks, and every
other description of Plate, as to be enabled to afford any Ar-,
ticlein that Rae at a lower rate than ever before offered. '
Country Qrders !Am punctually attended to.
Second-band Silver Purchased or Exchangod.
The highest Prices given ,for all kinds of cold and Silver
Coin.

Tie Trade and Merchants sup.plied on the best terms, in ti;c,
Wholesale, as usual.
Liverpool, Merseyside, England, 1833-07-30

COTTON MARKET.

TUESDAY, 2 o'CLoßK.—Our Cotton Market continues
very firm, without any extensive demand; the sales, to-
day, will probably amount to 2,000 bags, of which 200
are Maranham at 12d., and 50 Pernam at IW. per lb.
A few hundreds American are taken on speculation.

The New York Packet has arrived, bringing advices
to the Bth instant, corroborating in strong terms the,pre-
vions advices, as to short supplies, which will most pro-
bably cause further buying on speculation.

Passengers in the Napoleon, from New York:—Messrs
Sands, Grimshaw, Jones, Brooks, Tayleure and Lady, Brown
ditto, Clapham, Hughs, Hutchinson, Dr. Tuckerman, Messrs.
Phillips and Son, Smith, Lazarus and Lady. Miss Isaacs, Os-
berv, Mr. and Miss Malcomson, Messrs. Mill, 113ilis, Walker,
Richards, and some others; in all 38.

SHIPPING INTEL L !CENCI?.

Wind E.S.E.—Fair.

Napoleon, Smith, from New York, off this port.
Caledonia, Graham ; Marengo, Welch ; and Rhode Island, Man-
chister, hence, at New York, Bth inst.
Swallow, Edwards, from Carnarvon, at New York.
Active, Hicks, from Bristol, at do.
Russia, Cook, hence, at do.
Rockers, Smith, hence, at Philadelphia.
Sarah Shcafe, (late Smith) from Mobile, at New York, 2d instant.
and sailed for this port on the 7th.
Colossus, -, hence for Philadelphia, was spoken 20th June, in
lat. 41 30, long. 68.
Majestic, - hence for New Orleans, was spoken 29th June, in
lat. 25 30. long. 7465,
Mary, Wells, hence, at Montreal.
Endeavour. Collinson, and New Felix Souligny, Poinchaud, cleared
at Montreal for this port 24th June.
SAILED.
Montagu, Turnbull, for Pernambuco.
Rival, M'Kenzie, Quebec.
Manchester, Dixon, Newfoundland.

TELEGRAPH OFFICE. rt% JULY.
No communication in consequence of thick fog.

STATE of TRADE IN LANCASIIIIE.--The Silk weaving in the
towns eight or ten miles round Maucbester is become rather
brisker; the large manufacturers are very brisk: plain sarsuets
are much in demand, and are likely to continue so through ilia
winter, as the stock of this description of goods is understood
to be small. Cotton weaving is not so brisk ; this may be ac-
counted for by the advancing prices of the raw material. The
factories at tarp and Heywood, and the mills belonging to
Messrs. Fielden, of Todmotden, arc working short time; seve-
ral others in that neighbourhood are doing the Same: at Old.
ham and Hoyton the mills are working full time.--.cii‘q4e4p.r
Courior.
Liverpool, Merseyside, England, 1833-07-30

libutation.

DANCING.
ESSItS. PALMER. respectfully annou ce, that their
.IVIL ACADEMIES, Nelson-street, Great ,orge-square, and
King-street Soho, will be re-opened for the usual days of at-
tendance, on THURSDAY next, the Ist of August.

CLASSIC-4L AND'COMMERCIAL SC 10014,
REMOVED FROM 10, WOLSTENHOL -SQUARE,
TO No. 75, DUKE-STRE .
AIR. NATHAN respectfully announ that his ACA-
1Y DEMI' was re-opened 1 Es-I-Et:n.ll', the 29th instant, at.
which time he resumed gtViro;PRIVATE INsTivx.rzoNs
in the HEBREW LANGUAGE. A few more BOARDFIiS
can he accommodated.—Terms may be had oa application to
Mr. NATHAN.
Liverpool, Merseyside, England, 1833-07-30

On &Tat

TO MERCHANTS, CAPTAINS OF SHIPS, &c.
"VINE Old Golden-coloured Pale ALE, Brewed purposely fir
.12 the West and East India Markets, where the quality is
well known. 'l7O be had in bottles or wog). on the shortest no-
tice and on the most reasonable terms. —K ppl y to JOHN S CORR
and Co., 22, Bath-street, opposite Prince's Dock, Liverpool.
N.B.—WINES and SPIRITS of the first quality, in or out
of Bond; SIIIP'S STORES of every description.
Liverpool, Merseyside, England, 1833-07-30

Monday Evening, July 29th
The sales on Saturday were 2,000 bags, at the previous dad
tations, of which 500 were on speculation. To-day the dem
the trade hh;►.s only taken off about 2.500.bag5, at full prices,
tors having ceased buying.
Arrived, 1 vessel frorn,llahia.
Liverpool, Merseyside, England, 1833-07-30

LIVERPOOL COTTON MARKET, JULY. 2G

We had a very animated demand for Cotton the earlier part of the
week, and some very considefablc sales were effected at #d,' to id. <l,
lb advance on our prices of Friday last. The demand waS more li-
mited on Wednesday and yesterday, without any material alteration
in prices, and to-day.fully 10,000 bap have been sold at the extreme
prices of Tuesday, and in first qualities of American at Id. to lfd, and
in Brazil at Id, ib advance on our extreme quotations of this day
week. 25,000 American, 1,200 13raiil, and 1,100 East India, have
been taken on speculation.

ACCOUNT OF SALES AND IMPORTS. OF COTTON,
From the 20th inst. to this day inclusive.
Liverpool, Merseyside, England, 1833-07-30

ROYAL- INSTITUTION.
GEOLOGY.

TAR. MURRAY, of Edinburgh, will commence a COURSE
fi of SIXTEEN Popular LECTURRS on GEOLOGY at
tins Institution, early in August.
The first Lecture will be delivered OTIVAY, the sth of
August, at Seven o'clock in the Eyeni and they will be
continued at the sameitiour on every Mon ay, 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.
The 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 I uesday 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 Keeper of the Insti-
tution. ONE GUINEA the Course, and to Schools, Families, and
those who attended the former course, HALF-A-GUINEA.
THOMAS MARTIN, Secretary.
Liverpool, Merseyside, England, 1833-07-30

LONDON & NEW YORK LINE OF PACKET SHIPS,
To sail on the 7th, 17th, and 27th of each Month.
..ttikii,•' a .
I

31,onion g-atto by auction,
On TkiunsnAy next, the Ist August, at One o'clock Precisely, at
No. 29, Mincin(r-1 le,
2,000 Baskets Java g' 'AR,
10,000 Bags Manilla WO,
700 Chests CASS A. LIGNEA.
-,,attiples to be seen at the place of sale,
CORRIE aad Co., Brokers, London.
Liverpool, Merseyside, England, 1833-07-30

VESSELS ENTERED FOR LOADING.

EAST INDIES AND CAPE OF GOOD HOPE.
Taylor, Potter & co, 352 Isabel, P, Calcutta

T Tobin,
Do,
W Bell,

AFRICA.
120 Mariner, P, Africa
268 Kingston, P, Do
NEW SOUTH WALES.
314 Jessie, K, Sydney

SOUTH AMERICA.
N Wood, or Ker & Imrie, 275 Justinian, P, Rio Janeiro
W Nevett, 242 Sophia, Q, Valparaiso

UNITED STATES.
Bolton, Ogden & co, 254 Pleiades, G, Bath, A S
3 Holt Sr co, 372 Combatant, K, Charleston
A Taylor & eo, 431 Gen Williams K, Now York'
R Wilson, 300. Andrew Seott, I', Portland, A S
Baring, Bros & co, 333 Brunette, p, Boiton
C HunherSton, 4 co, Chatham, P, Do
W& J Brown & Co, United States, P, New York
DO, 600 Eagle, P, New York
G Green & Son, 375 Mary, I', Natihes

W Faircloug,h,
J Loran,
J Holt & co,
W W Bulley,
Chapman &
T SCW Earle & co.
T Harrison,

BRITISH AMERICA.
281 Corsair, (1, Halifax
128 RosaEnda, K, Montreal
305 Galetea, P, Do
110 Terra Nova, S, Newfoundland
20 Rival, Q, Quebee
105 Nymph; G. - Newfoundland
122 Duncan & 1114rgtt, S, Do

SPAIN AND PORTUGAL.

W H Wood,
Do,

93 Joaquina, K, Cadiz, Mallon and
Barcelona
81 Victoria, S, Gibraltar, Cadiz and
Seville

EUROPF.
P Sorensen, Son & co, 107 Hercules, K, Stockholm
C Taylenr, Sons & cu, 211 Carraboo, P, St Petershurgh
C L Bahr; 334 Oustava Charlotte, P, Elsineur
Do, Vrouw Anna, Q. Dordt
Do, Concordia, Q, Elsineur
DO, 117 Deo*, Q. Do
Do, 103 Majestic, G, Liehau
Do, 123 Harmonic, Q, Rotterdam
P Sorenson, Son keq, 123 Flora, Q. Nyborg
Boothby, or Ker St- co, 363 Sir Chas Forbes, P, Hamburgh
Liverpool, Merseyside, England, 1833-07-30

FOREIGN MAILS.

PLAC ES.

France
Malta. (via France,)
Italy, Sicily, Sardinia, and Turkey
Spain
Holland and the Netherlands
Germany, Switzerland, Denmark, Prussia, Rua-
. sia, and the North of Eyrope
Portugal
Sweden and :.N.lorway
Gibraltar
Malta and the Mediterranean
Madeira, Azorei, Canary & Cape de Verde Islds.
Rio de Janeiro and /3razils
Buenos Ayres, Monter:lde°, Chili, and Peru
Jamaica, the Leeward Islands, and Bahamas '
CarthageKia and La Quayra
North America
Leeward Islands and Demerara
Jamaica, St. Domingo, and Harannati
Mexico, Cuba, and Honduras:

LIVERPOOL INF
DISCHARGED.
in-patients cured
Relieved aid at own requcat
Made Out-,patientp .
Irregular
Dead
CoA9tOting Physician and. Surgeoi
Physician and Surgeon, a

IRMARY., JULY 24.5:
Anntyygp; • r
2l In-patients . . . • .
3 Out-patients . . . • ' .
2 Casual during fI. P. • ' ,
0 the last week 2. 0. P. . • F
3 Remain in the house • '
roes
, Dr. Renwick and Mr. r°ls

House Visitors. Mr. Va
Chaplain. the Rev. R. Davies.—

Ir. Formby and Mr. Halton,
rty and Mr. Lawrence.
-House Surgeon. Mr. T. sitol

LIVERPOOL DISPENSARIES.

Number of new patients entered on the books of the nisile2P
during. the last week :-- Soitth, 2VPri'''' 4.16
Received advice and medicine at the institution, 208. 228
Visited at•their own houses and supplied with - IF
medicine
52
____'" /61
260 301
va. •
• North.--11 Tr. Bryans, 4r. T. istr
Ka o
ve,s and Mr. W. Waom.r.•lllt•ils.
South.—Rev. J. IL Thom, Mr. Jordan,. Mr. W. M. Dunr in_do
Mr. James Lawrence.

Total at each Digpensary.

TELEGRAPH OFFICE, 29TH JUL,. td
Calm at Holyhead in the morning, N.N.E. light breez!)
evening,.
Passed Holyhead, inward bound—
No. 356, Cumberland, B S, at 1 p.m.
648, Arrow, B Smack, at 730 p.m.
Passed outward bound—
No. 1093, Martha, B B, at 10 30 a.m.
739, North star, A S,
45, Swiftsure, 13 Sc!,. rat 12 30 p.m.
556, Laura Ann, B'Sch.
125, Grecian, B B,
—1231, Sir John 88, at 1 p.m.
108, Margeret, B,
53(, Tampico, B Sch,
874, Zebulon, B 13k, at 4 p.m.
Passed Voel Nant, outward bound—
No. 812, Sarah, B B, at 4 p.m,

„„. ~., ...... ..... ....u, am ' p.m,
------i
...,===.,
LIVERPOOL TIDE TABLE.
. .
Days. Atm. Ern. lit. I
• - ---- -- , -
u. M. . 2
Tuesday ....30 10 29 10 48 14 3 . LengthFoe:Dir:Yis::l4:l"n::*
Wednesday..3l 11 7 II 26 15 0 Full Moon, 2h 49ra
Thurs. Aug. 1 II 44 15 5 Lammas v
Friday,
2 0 1 017 15
9 Venus rises h 4
If'
Paturaay 3 0 51 15 8
SUNDAY
1 22 15 6 9th Sunday after via'
Monday, 5 139 156 15 2
.....d

7
'AI ARH EL.
tet4l On Saturday the 2 ,roth instant, at St, James's Church, -°!' ,
Mr. John B. Johnson, printer, to Bella Jane only daughter .mo'
,
H. Warren, Walton. this w
On Wednesday last, at Childwall, Mr.
.1. Williamson, of `-1,
to Miss Hulines, of Woolton. On Thursday last, at Ellesmere, John Proyis, Esq., ofhole.
Emily, daughter of Thomas Stanton, Esq. of the former .
Same day, at the Collegiate Church, Manchester, by 1"`
Randall? Mr, Edward Bramall, to Miss Ellen Byrom.
Liverpool, Merseyside, England, 1833-01-04

LIVERPOOL PROVISION MARKET, THURSDAY, SAN. 4.

The demand for Butters has been good since our last, at improving
prices, and we advance our quotations accordingly. Provisions are in
fair demand for Ship Stores, but little has been done for Export. Bacon
and Lard dull.

s. d. s. d.
BuTTEL-Belfast B7 0 to 88 0 per cwt.
Banbridge -
Derry-
Colerain
Newry 74 0 73 0
ri Limeck 7B 0 000
Slig,o 76 0— 77 0
Dundalk 75 0 76 0
Cork 77 0 —. 00 0 -- -
Pickled ends, (Cork)... 77 0
Dry. 3rds, (Cork) 67 0— 00 0
BEEF.—Prime Mess 100 0 PI 6 per tierce.
Po RK.— Do
.. - ... -

Bacon •
LARD.—Firkin
B laddered

41 0 --- 43 0 per cwt.
46 0 51 0
.. . . .. .
Liverpool, Merseyside, England, 1833-01-04

.tratit Vacketo.

i
For DUBLIN AND BE FAST.
THE CITY OF DU IN
IfiLNk STEAM-PACKET N Y
;,.I__.., C MPA ,
--;;;;T‘i,. ' .4-,:,,,•• INCORPORATED BY ACT PARLIAMENT.
'1 he above Company sail their Vesse (with or without
Pilots,) taking Goods and Passengers to the following ports,
namely,
To DUBLIN Daily.
To BELFAST, the HIBERNIA, every Wednesday, from the
Clarence Dock.
Apply, for Dublin Line, to
SAMUEL PERRY, . 27,
for Belfast Line, to Water-street.
JOHN M'CAMMON.

The ZEPHYR,
Lieut. HADAWAY, R.N., Commander.4;,..,-,1";-,;4,./ At the request of several influential hippers, the
sailing of this beautiful Steam Yacht is VOSTP .'ED until the
13th instant, when she will positively be despa ed for TOPS-
HAM, EXETER, and LONDON, calling PLYMOUTH and
FALMOUTH, to land and receive goods and passengers.—The
rates of freight and passage, which are extremely moderate,
may be known on application to the agents,
WATSON and PIM,
SL George Steam-Packet Co.'s offices, 21, Water-street, and
Clarence Dock, Liverpool.
Liverpool, Merseyside, England, 1833-01-04

PRICE OF SHARES.
Liverpool Coal Gas . . . . . . . . . , £455 per share
Liverpool Oil Gas
Liverpool and Harrington Water Shares . .
Bootle ditto
Exchange Buildings
Liverpool and. Manchester Railway, . £lOO paid £lBO 10 ..
Old Quarter Shares . . . . 25 .. 44 0 ..
Net. Ditto
Stockton and Darlington
Bolton and Leigh ditto . . . .
Ditto
Warrington and Newton ditto . . • 100 .. 100
Kenyon and Leigh Junction ditto . . 100 .. 115
Wigan Branch ditto .
St. Helens and Runcorn Gap Railway 100 .. 80
Leicester and Swannington ditto . . 50 .. 58
Leeds and Selby 25 20
Preston and
Manchester, 1361t0n, and Bury Canal 1
R -ailway Company
Bank of Sianchester
Bank of Liverpool .
Liverpool Marine Assurance Company
Oldham Gas and Waterworks

18 ..
15 ..
10 ..
25 ..
10 ..

16 10
19 0 Od
12 17 6(1
28 5 0(1
14 2 6d
Liverpool, Merseyside, England, 1833-01-04

g.loutb canitrica,

For PERNAMBUC 0,
The tine A 1 Ship MO ' REAL,
Captain J. LEI
314 tons, coppered and copper-fastened.—For freight
or passage apply to Messrs. HEywoirrn and Co,; Mr..A. PAR-
LANE, or to GEORGE HIGHFIELD.
Liverpool, Merseyside, England, 1833-01-04

MEXICO.

Much excitement has bjetiiiroiiieed in Mexico by the mur-
der of a British subject in September last, who had been a pri-
soner in the Acordada for the last two years, owing. to some law
proceedings with which he was concerned. The circumstances
which•ledlo the murder are the following;—On the afternoon,
of Tuesday, the 25th of September, the prisoners in the Acor-
dada (where froircl,2oo to .13,00 of the most atrocious wretches
existing are confined) made an ill-concerted effort to escape.
Some Of them struck down two of the centinels, but (lid not kill
them. The iron gates. were closed upon them. They fired a
few shots at the guard through the bars, who returned the fire
from without, and a party of soldiers from a barrack near at
hand -were quickly stationed in the gallery which surrounds the
court, on the first 'floor, and on the roof, from whence they killed
17 or 18, and wounded about 46 more, many.of whom are since
dead. The riot was thus quelled in'a few minutes. "No ill con-
sequence resulted from this disturbance except that it afforded a
pretext for the murder of Mr. Aithur Short, a lieutenant on
half-pay iirthe- British navy, who had been a prisoner in the
Acordada more than two years. - Ile had a room which
opened on the gallery up-stairs. The manner of his death is
variously related; but it appears that the soldiery forced open
the door of his room, broke an earthenware bath which he had
placed against his door full of water, struck him reveatedly on
the righearm, the shoulders, and back of the head, with the butt
ends of their muskets; thrust him out of the room into the cor-
ridor, where, being again knocked down, the officer with them
gave him, as he lay, the wound which caused hit death. On
the following morning he was removed from the prison to the
house of a friend, where he lingered till the afternoon. Not-
withstanding the horror' with which this atrocious murder has
tilled every British subject, no fiteps have been taken by the
Mexican anthoritie for ajudicial investigation.
Liverpool, Merseyside, England, 1833-01-04

PRUSSIA.

BERLIN, DEC. 18:x-For sonic .days past a new, loan has,been
talked 'efrfor which ,the-land-taN:woud, be the security. The
amtunt of this-in-Prussia. is 10,Q4i,1,X)0, and on..snch security
100,060,000,.if nece,ssary, :easily be. obtained .by. Way.of
loan. It is Certain that the- of war is more seriously
contemplated than ever. 1.-At Thorn the landtvehr has been
called out,-and the :men are exhorted in warlike .speeches to
fidelity, bravery, andpersevorance. - Similar •.orderl are said to
have been already given in both •-East and West W
Prussia, and
. r
Dantzic to. be the rendezvous of the regiments. Whatever
people's opinions may be, the fact is evident that the peace of
Europe is presJrved'wholly by the 'system of moderation and
justice which-characterizes-thiforeign.policy Of, Prussia.
- • SPAIN.

The last accounts from Spain bring the following. decree,
.authorising the port of St. Sebastian to trade with America:—
Article 1. The port of St. Sebastian is,•hereby..authorised to
trade with Atnerica.-2. There shall be established at the port
an economical administration, with a fixed number of members.
The administrative. regulations, cord the formation of li-
censed registrars, &c., for the guidance of importation and ex-
portation to America, will be'the 'same as those heretofore pre-
scribed.--4. The registers of entry, or the manifests, will serve
for the discharge of those interested, and of the consignees.-
5. The duties will be the same as those in force in Amerita..----
6. For all the expenses of depot, a charge of 4 per cent. will be
levied on all-merchandise."
It was generally understood at Madrid that a convocation of
the .nobles was.about.to be hAd, for the purpose of acknowledg-
ing the succession of the young princess. The apostolic- faction
continued exceedingly active, and accounts were daily received
of the:appearance of armed bands in almost all the provinces:
who proclaimed Don Carlos. The nomination of •M. Cruz to
be-War Minister had created great discontent, as he was con-
sidered a man of very undeeided character. Dl. D'Ofalia was
spoken of as the new Minister of Grace and Justice. The &-
ration of "the present ministry, it was generally thought, would
be brief.
Liverpool, Merseyside, England, 1833-01-04

THE LIVERPOOL STANDARD.

)ippft ntctlttc.

TUESDAY, Ist January.—Noon, Wind S.—Fair.

Roscoe, Rodgers, and Humphreys, Crocker, hence at New York,
on 6th Dee.
Grotius, Barstow, hence at Boston, 30th Nov.
•' Edward, Weir, hence at Portland, do.
Sir John Beresfurd, and James Laughton, sailed from Quebec for
this port, 29th Nov.
John Taylor, from Savannah, passed Point Lynas, this day at 9,
Agenora, from New Orleans, passed Great Ormsheads this day,
.at
3 P.M.

Aiariatfs.

LIVERPOOL CorTO.AT MARKET,

Thutsday Brening, Jan. 3. 1833,

There has been a good demand fur Cotton the last three days, and
about 8000 Bags sold at the full prices of last week.
The Imports are 2 Vessels from New York;-1 Savannah ;-1 Char-
leston ;—and 3 New Orleans.

GENERAL IMPORT, STOCK, S.; CONSUMPTION or COTTON,

FOR TIIE YEAR, 1832.
Liverpool, Merseyside, England, 1833-01-04

aa~uii~
iv Sltll:

STEAM

About a year ago, or
in progress for establish
quicker communication
ject by the merchants o
gow, as well as by th.
large sums were raised, I
in aid of the undertakit
sons employed to carry
has been sullered to dro
those who have. a direct,
elusion that the project
Waghorn, the officer,
eutta to be intrusted
enterprise, and who Cal
alert, and has now. onl3
success. We understal
existence of an Act of
by which all vessels goi
at the tritling-postage of
notion of a communica
entered into the mind
- alone, if made applical
fatal to any attempt of I
The simple question,
the Duke of Richmond
to recommend to minist
to make the existence o.
tion. if that is done,
there can be any hesitl
assured, he effected by
support on the East Ind
the Government.

The route proposed ti
shall be repealed, is 113
Suez to the lied Sea,. an
port on the Indian coast
among the, three preside
At present the.einufnu
sell, taking the usual ro
ries.less then ten month
be accomplished in ball
traporttutt it. must be to ;
Ore, purchases or sales
half the tulle now e-opl,
that a liberal sum for po
went, too, who have it
either of 'civil or militar
many occasions prove of
pie of this may be met
Burmese war. As the a
tainty be calculated" on,
sent out from this count;
them had- ceased, and tc
been saved, had such a r
Proposed to be estabiis.
operations still more stri
Obvious ones are its inflt
of the long credit now u
end coniparatire securit:
embarrassment..
Liverpool, Merseyside, England, 1833-01-04

WEDNESDAY, 2nd January.—Noon, Wind N.—Fair.

ARttivEn,—Agenora, Brown, from Now Orleans; John Taylor,
Me Manus, Savannah, (sailed 9th Dec.)—Eleanor, Boylam, (sailed
20th Nov.)—Jubilee, Leice, Clkarleston, (sailed 4th Dec.) on the 20th
Dec., in lat. 50, long. 14, spoke the AlgOnquin, hence for Philadel-
phia;—Elizabeth, Galbraith, New York ;—Catherine, , St.
M icha el's.
Ilardings, Thornton, hence at Cape of Coot! Hope, 26th July.
Diadem, Faircluugb, hence at Singapore.
Dobie, hence at Batavia, 20th Aug., and sailed for Singa-
pore, 21st Sep. •
Cassiopea,—McGowan, hence at Batavia, anti was to sail for Singes-
pore, 21st-Sep.
Feejee, Bewley, hence for Manila, was spoken 26th Aug., oil
Anjer Roads.
Robert Burns, Messenger, hence at Savannah.
Bachelor, Cameron, hence at Charleston.
Norma, Dott, hence at do, sth Dec.
•
Antigna Planter, Cherry, heitee off Genoa.
St. ,Niel, Kruger, hence oil Elsineur.
Bridget, hence supposed for Charleston, was spoken 6th Dec., with
jury mainmast.
Tennassee, Smith, Laguna, for this port, put into Milford with loss
of sails.

London Pack et, Elbring, for,Ostend; and Mary, Walker, for Mes-
sina, pot into Beaumari:4:

THURSDAY, 3rd J anuary.=Nnon, Wind W.,—Fair.

Smith, from New Orleans;—Sarah Ann,
Harris, St. Andrews, N. B.
The Janet, Maitland, from Dundalk for this-port, -put into 'Donn-
hadee, making much water ;—she has been taken into Belfast, and 'tis
sucr,-must discharge the cargo.
T BeaVer, Matherson, hence for Fort William, was driven on the
rocks near Derhvhaven, and totally lost ;;—crew saved.
The Severn, McKay, from Lancaster, for Port William, was cast on
shore near St. Ann's head, and totally wrecked ;—:!rew saved.

,
The Minerva, of and from Wbitelvi'ven, for Dublin, was driven on
shore near Peel, but is expected to he got off. , •
"-Wilsons; Inglis, hence for Demerara, was spoken 4th Dec. in lat. 2-1,
long. 37.
Plata, Davis, from Buenos Ayres, at Valparaiso:
Cognac Picket, --,---, from' Cadiz, at Rio Janeiro, off Buenos Ayres,
11th Oct.
CarrahOo, Neile, horn New Orleans, at Laguna.
?donkey,. Car4ill, hence at Terceira.
• Mary -Ann, -Wake, from Constantinople, at Odessa: •
Emery, Marshall, from New.Orleaus, at Havre. ' •
Frederick William 111., Grote, hence at Daftzig.
• Caroline Augusta, Hoffman, hence,at Swinemunde. .
William August, - , hence at Bremen. • .
Albion, Harrison, from Odessa, atLondon.
Caroline, Hicks, hence for St. Michael's ; and Stephen Knight,
Wright, hence fist Cork, at•Watcrford.

EtY4l3Criro
• 4 •
Liverpool, Merseyside, England, 1833-01-04

aitt anl Vortugal.

,
LINE OF PACKETS FO LISBON,
To sail in a j'e ays,
The ANN PA ,
• 11. W. ROLSTONE, Master;
A 1, 166 tons, coppered and copper-fastened.—For terms of
freight or passage, having superior accommodations, apply to
the Owners, • JOHN BIBBY and Co.
Liverpool, Merseyside, England, 1833-01-04

fdcb►ttttrrantan.

For NAPLES and MINA,
t The ABEON .
-e,',4 W. GARBUTT, Master;
1 ---- A 1, 212 tons register; having a great part of her
cargo ready for shipment will have early despatch.—For terms
of freight, &c. apply to JOHN ISIBBY and Co.
Liverpool, Merseyside, England, 1833-01-04

AN ACCOUNT OF CATTLE IMPORTED INTO LIVERPOOL

FROM IRELAND,

FllO3l THE 24th TO THE 29th Dee.
Cows. Sheep. Pigs. Horses. Mules. Calves. Lambs,
269 80 1952 1
Liverpool, Merseyside, England, 1833-01-04

EAST

Mary Bibby, Whidhorne, fin Bombay, with 1272 bales 31 hf bales
cotton, alit 6 t deer horns, 22 chats gum arable, 2370 bgs sugar, -WA
bgs rice, Bibby and co-2 cases fture, 3 cases sweetmeats, :1 case
conts uukn,"order--River .

ra. EgYPt Indies: Total.
W I t East 1
aelßrazil Dm.
Ariel'
Sic. 1 I
Stock on hand Ist Jan. 1832 1541701 62140 47.201 15810 3796 u 274800
Imported from Ist Jan. tot • I
31st Dee. 1834 ;62756:1114612 9283 4032310908", 900938
—_—
.
Total supply for 1&32.........781835176752 140031 55133 147045;1175738
Stock on hand 31st Dec. 1832137990: 37620 35101 10620 503801 245120
Export to France, Continent 643845 138139 104931 45513 916651 930648
and Ireland
I
--------
Taken out of the Ports foci 1
Hume Consumption, 1832 1 619415 135532 10143 44.313 561101 855548
•
Or ditto per week, 1832
--,---
Ditto in 1831 ' ll7lOl 3440 2311 610 7.,51 16747
I ---
Ditto in 1830
1 103171 3518 24 ,21 451 9171_15485
Ditto in 1829 ! 95961 3145 4861 495 6571 14489
Ditto in 1828 97031 2680 4231 605 6771 14089
Liverpool, Merseyside, England, 1833-01-04

Vcctry.

AN ,EVENING HYMN, in the Isle of ZEA

(From Ecening3 in Greece, by THOMAS kol) RF, Esq.,

No. It., just publiAhed.)

When evening shades are fading
O'er Ocean's sunny sleep,
To pilgrims' hearts recalling
Their home beyond the deep ;
When, rest o'er all descending,
The shores"with gladn'ess smile,
And lutes, their echoes blending,
Are heaid from isle to isle
Then, Mary, Star of the Sea,
We pray, we pray to thee

The noon-day tempest over,
Now ocean toils no more,
And wings of halcyons hover,
Where all was strife before.
Oh thus may life, in closing •
to short tempestuous day,
Beneath heaven's smile repoSing.,
Shine all its storms away :
Thus, Mary, Star of the Sea,
We pray, wa pray to thee !

CUPID AND MINEIZ.V.I.
(Front t&? same.)

As Love, one summer eve, was straying,
Who should he see; at that soft Win',
But young Minerva, gravely playing
Her flute within an olive bower.
I need not say, 'tis Love's opinion
That, grave or merry, good or ill,
The sex all bow to his dominion,
As woman will be woman still.

Though seldom yet the boy bath given
To learned dames his smiles or sighs,
So handsome Pallas look'd, that even
Love quite forgot the tnaid was wise.
Besides, a youth of Ms discerning
Knew well that, by a shady rill,
At sunset hour—whate'er her learning—
A woman will be womau still.

Her flute he praised in terms extatic,
Wishing it dumb—nor cared how soon.—
For Wisdom's notes, howe'eT chromatic,'
To Love seem always cut of tune.
But long as he found cue to flatter,
The nymph found breath to shake and thrill :
As, weak or wise—it doth not matter—
Woman, at heart, is woman still.

Love changed his plan, with warmth exclaiming,
"How brilliant was her lips' soft dye !"
And much that flute,-the sly rogue, blaming,
For twisting lips so sweet awry. '
The nymph look'd down—beheld her features
Reflected in the passing rill,
And started, shock'd—for, ah, ye creatures !
Ev'n when divine, you're women still.

Quick from the lips it made so odious,'
That !graceless date the Goddess t. ,!:,
And, while yet with breath melouiuus.
Flung it into the glassy brook ;
Where, a its vocal life was fleeting
Adown the current, faint and shrill,
At distance long 't was hoard repeating,
" Woman, alas, vain woman still :"

ANACREONTIC.
(Frung the sank.)

Up with the sparklir4 brimmer ;
Up to the crystal

Let not a moon-beam glimmer
"fwixt the flood and brim.
'When hath the world set eyes on

Aught to match this light,
Which, o'er the cup's horizon,
DAWII3 in bumpers bright

Truth in a deep well lieth—
SO the wise aver ;
But Truth the fact denieth—
Water suits not her,
No, her abode's in brimmers,
Like this mighty cup,—
Waiting till we, good swimmers,
Dive to bring her up,
Liverpool, Merseyside, England, 1833-01-04

africa.

For SIERRA LEON ,
:44- The Barque TH A S,
16 v"„
ROBERT THOMPSON, stet;
Burthen per register 351.tons.—Fo freight or passage
J. NELSON WOOD and Co.

apply to
Liverpool, Merseyside, England, 1833-01-04

Most lEnbit%.

To sail immediately.
. ,-
.41: For TRINIDA
Aa. 0-. The fine Brig ELIZ ETH,
-_ HUGHES BROWN, aster;
207 tons; British-built, and coppered.— or terms of freight or
passage apply to the Master, on board, King's Dock, to JAS.
LOGAN, or to W. CILAY, Broker.

For DEMERAR ,
The fast-sailing Ship GEO GETOWN,
JAMES MILLER, aster;
- Lying in the Prince's Dock. or terms of freight or
passage apply to T. and H. MURRAY.

For DEMERARA, ,
rye,:, The Ship SEAFOR"
-Flt.t& JOHN ROBERTSON, CO ander;
- - For freight or passage, having perior cabin accom-
modation, apply to JOHN GLA STONE and Co.

For ANTIGUA, ,
The Ship PHENI,
Captain HARTL ;
For freight or passage apply to
C. W. and F. SHAND.

For MADEIRA and BARBADOES,
The Barque BOLIVA ,
J. FENWICK, Mas .
Intended to sail the 6th nuary.
For BARBADOE
The Brig INTREP ,

Doiscm, Master;
latended to sail 12th January.—For freight or passage apply to
BARTON, IRLAM, and HIGGiNSON.

(One concern.)

Etniteti gßattO.

For SAVANNA
.4441. " The Brig PERO V 1,
MARTIN FORREST, aster;
• Burthen per register 324 tons.— or freight or passage
apply to J. NELSON WOOD and Co.
Liverpool, Merseyside, England, 1833-01-04

FRANCE;

• PARIS, Dec. Pozzo - di; Borgo, the- Russian-Ambas-
sador, left. this morning for Loudon, where he is- gone to be
present at the negociations of the affairs of Turkey, with which
the English-ministry is much occupied at the present moment.
The Russian cliOloniatist takes with him: an act by which Austria
accedes to tife intervention of Russia in :tile affairs of the oust,
and-the war,which threatens the existence of the Ottoman em-
pire. ",-Muny•subjects of dissatisfaction-have 'caused. the depar-
ture of M. Pozzo di•Bergo.- Immediately after his return to
Paris, the Russian Ambassador addressed a note to the Duke
de Broglie,- in which there were several demnids made by the
court of•St: Peterslntrgh=umong others, the dismissal of act the
Polish refugees from the kingdom- of France. _The ministry
consented to- the dissolution of :the •Polish -committee ; but has,
itseems,•refused to accede to the other demands of the Russian
Cabinet. M. Posse- di Borgo has sent information of it to his
court. In his despatch, he -announces his departure for London,
and demandi at-the Saine•time. if he is to return •to • Parjs after
having' fidfilled;hiS mission in London. He also complains of
having- Met Ptince C-Zartorisky, one of the leaders of the Polish
insurrection, at the Duke de brogli's. The courier of the em-
bassy, charged'with these despatches, went off yesterday for. St.
Petersburg.h.
But this is not all. The Russian government is not' the only
one• which is, Making demands and requiring concessions of the
Duke -de • Broglie. The Atubatsador- of 'Austria, • the Count
d'Appony, has addressed a cliploniatic•note to the French Mi-
nister of Foreign Affairs relative- to the Italian refugees,•in
which he demands the banishment from France of a great num-
ber of Italians, who cause printed papers-and pamphlets to be
circulated in 'ltaly; exciting the inhabitants torebeilion. The
demands of M: cl,AppOnv is,,pearaps, less Vigorously expressed
than that of M Pozzo di Berge, but it-is-not the less serious or
decided.

Nor is • this all. • The governments of Madrid and Thrin, as
well as the Court of Vienna, supported-and encouraged as well
as represented by the (74thrit d'Appony, have demanded the im-
mediate liberation of the• Duchess of Berry. It is said ,that the
Connt d'Appony it-the-meLliator in this ,affair; and that if the
negociations should•-terthinate -Satisfactoriiy,,, the Duchess:of
Berry will join her royal 'relatives: in Austria.
• This "excursion •to Antwerp"`-has - then cost the French go-
vernment thost,dearly, athl,thoselvhnrequire•concessions must
be•prepa'redals6 to make them. •
The French papers;4)l.lSonilay,,inforins us,:that ,the-garrison
of the citadel. of • intWerp,'-aro, to he sent as prisoners -of.•war to
St. Other's,' and that their :own; troops' are immediately to•ri,
turn home. in:•an. official aiticle, announces
that Kiog Louis is to proecce to the north; in:order. to
OiurSo; lave an,tdiutitiAnce..of •tine
speeehes-thi-Ahe• honeurand glory acquired by France iii the
late siege. • y• - • . •
Liverpool, Merseyside, England, 1833-12-10

Will be despatched very early; the greater part, of
her cargo being on board, an& engaged.—Direct for
SYDNEY, the fine new coppered and armed Ship
t.' MINERVA, A 1, J. H. ROB RTOi‘l, Commander;
burthen 350 tons; lying in the London ocks ; has a poop and
superior accommodation for cabin a steerage passengers.—
For freight or passage apply to
BUCKLES, BAGSTER, and BUCKLE,
33; Mark-lane, London. `
Liverpool, Merseyside, England, 1833-12-10

PUBLIC SECURITIES OF THE UNITED STATES.
LONDON, DgcEmBRR 6, 18.33.
Redeemable. Price.
New York .... 5 per cent. - 7
Pennsslvania.... 4 per cent l858
Ditto 5 per cent 1860
Virginia
Ohio
Louisiana
Ditto
Mississippi

- -
INCORPORATED BANKS. -
Charters cease.
United States 7 per cent, 1836, £22 00 (a £22 5 0
Rank of Louisiana, 8 per cent,— _lB7O £ 0 0 0
Bank of Orleans £24 15 0
New Orleans, C. &B. Co., £24 00 q) £24 5 0
New York Life and Trust,
Liverpool, Merseyside, England, 1833-12-10

LONDON AND BIRMINGHAM RAILWAY.
NOTICE to HOLDERS of CERTIFICATES of SHARES.
1911LIERE being a few Proprietors who have hitherto omitted
_IL to Register their Shares, Holders of Certificates of Shares
61.3,4
of this Company who have not executed the Pee nd who
have not lodged the pertificates with the Se r ries at the
Office, 69, Cornhill, arc hereby informed, that om and after
the 7th December next, Interest will be charge , in conformity
with the provisions of the Act of Incorporation, upon the amount
of the second Call on such Shares.

By, the provisions of the Act, Shares upon which the call and
interest are not paid within two calendar months from the day
appointed fur the payment are liable to be forfeited and sold.
By order,
R. CREED, Secretariep of the
C R. MOORSOM, 5 Board.
December 4th, 1833.
Liverpool, Merseyside, England, 1833-12-10

POST-NIGHTS.

Monday, Tuesday,
Thursday, and
Saturday.
Monday and
Thursday.

Monday.
Thursday.

Monday before tile
first Tuesday- in
every month.

Tuesday before the
first Wednesday in

-----,
every mouth.
Tuesday before the
third Wednesday
in every month.
Liverpool, Merseyside, England, 1833-12-10

With all despatch, a regular trader.--Direct for
LAUNCESTON, VAN DIEM •N'S LAND,, the fine
coppered and armed T.' 11-. AN-rxos,
Commander; burthen- 200 ons, lying in the St.
Katharine Docks, has very supe or 'accommodations for
passengers.—For freight or passag pply to ROBERT BROOKS,
sq., 80, Old Broad-street, or to.
BUCKLES, BAGSTER and BUCKLE,
33, Maik-lane, London.
Liverpool, Merseyside, England, 1833-12-10

'LE IMPORTED INTO LIVERPOOL

FROM IRELAND.
From the 2(1 inst. to the 7th inst. inclusive.
Cows. I sheeep I Lambs I Pigs. Horses. Mules. Calves.
I
1331 - 5007 14 - I a
Liverpool, Merseyside, England, 1833-12-10

PLACzs,

France ..........................
Denmark, Prussia, Rus-
Malta. •(rict France,) .......
...................
Italy, Sicily, Sardinia, and Turkey ........
Spatn.. , ....... .. :..; • . •.• ..........
Holland and the Netherlands . .........
Gesrmia,aannyd,tShseviNtzoerltahnodf,
Europe
Portugal ........... ..............•
Sweden and Norway
Gibraltar. .................................... ' .
Malta and the Mediterranean
Madeira, Azores, Canary & Cape de Verde Islds
Rio de Janeiro and Brazils .
Buenos Ayres, Montevideo, Chili, and Peru
Jamaica, the Leeward Islands, and Bahamas
eartbagena and La Guayra
North America ......... . ...
Leeward Islands and Demerara
Jamaica, St. Domingo, and Havannah...
Mexico, Cuba, and Honduras
Liverpool, Merseyside, England, 1833-12-10

LIVERPOOL MECHANICS' INSTITUTION.

THIS DAY, (TUESDAY,) Mr. JULES LEFEBVRE,
Bachelier-ez-Lettres, in the University- of France, and
Teacher of the French Language at the Mechanics' Institution,
will COMMENCE a COURSE of EIGHT LECTURES, in
English, on FRENCH LITERATURE, from the earliest
period, to the Close of the Reign of Louis. XIV., Illustrated by
French Readings.
FIRST LECTURE.

Sketch of the Rist and Progress of French Literature.—First
Literary Attempts.—Les Trouveres.—The Chroniclers.—Lite-
rature of the Sixteenth Century.—Marot.—ltousard.—Malherbe.
• To commence at Half-past Seven in the Evening.
It is the wish of the Directors that useful and scientific infor-
mation should be diffused in the most extensive manner, and at
the Cheapest possible rate. The Lectures will, therefore, be
open to the,Public generally, (Ladies and Gentlemen who are
not Members,) on the payment of One Shilling each.'

TO BRICKLAYERS AND EXCAVATORS.
DERSONS willing to Contract for the Excavating and Tun.
nelting, and the Brickwork required to be done in the
building of certain Sewers and Tunnels in Berry-street, Great
Geoige-street, Great George-place, St. James's-street, Blundell-
street, Simpson-street, Crosbie-street, K apping, and from
thence along the North End of the King's Dock, to the Roch-
dale Basin, with all the necessary Shafts, Eyes, Cess-pools,
&c., for and under the direction of "The Commissioners for
the better Paving and Sewerage of the 'row of Liverpool,"
may see the Plans and Specifications, upon pplication at the
Odice of Mr. luster.
Sealed Tenders, endorsed with the Nam of the Parties ten-
dering, and of two Sureties for the due performance of the
Works, and addressed to "The Chairman of the Commission-
ers for the better Paving and Sewerage of the Town of Liver-
pool," must be left at the Commissioners' Office, in Wason's-
building,s, Harrington street, on or before WEDNESDAY, the
11th day of Decevaber next.
EDWAIW G. DEANE, Clerk to the Commissioners.
November, 1833.
Liverpool, Merseyside, England, 1833-12-10

COURSE OF EXCHANG:

Amsterdam c f 12 4
Do at sight
Rotterdam
Antwerp
Hamburgh Mcs. Bco l3 12
Altona
Paris three days' sight Z,' 25 5.5
Do. Fs 25 80
Bourdeaux do
Frankfort on the Main —1514
Petersburg V' rouble .. 10
Berlin ......... cur. doll.
Vienna, Ef. 2m. .....flo 956
Trieste, ditto
Madrid
Cadiz
Bilboa.

'E, LONDON, Digc. 6, 1833.
Barcelona
Seville
Gibraltar (per hard d 01.)..
Leghorn
Genoa
Milan
Venice (per 6 Aus. Liv.)
Naples
Pafermo r 0z...
Lisbon
Oporto
Rio de Janeiro
Bahia
Buenos Ayres
Madras
Dublin 21 days' sight ll
Cork do l#

BULLION, LO'NDON, DECEMBER 6, 1833
PEE.oz. Z. s. d.
Portugal Gold in Coin 0 0 0
Foreign Gold in Bars
New Doubloons
0 0 0
New Dollars ........
0 4 lUi
Silver Bars, Standard 0 4 114

FOREIGN MAILS.

36
47
48ã
25 65
Liverpool, Merseyside, England, 1833-12-10

On FRIDAY, the 20th instant, at Robert Watkins and Co.'s
Office, No. 3, Rumford-street, Liverpool,
6200 Lbs. Valparaiso SARSAPARILLA,
100 Goards good dry Split Barbadoes A OES,
27 Kegs do. East India Do.,
22 Cases do. Cape Do.,
10 Do. do. East India GU MYRRH,
1 Box DRAGON'S BLOOD,
20 Bags COCULUS INDICUS,
20 Do. NUX VOMICA,
50 Do. Malta ANNISEEDS,
2 Tons CASCARILLA BARK,
And other Drugs, &c.
All particulars may be known en application to
ROBERT WATKINS and Co Brokers.
Liverpool, Merseyside, England, 1833-12-10

SUNDAY, December B.—Noon, Wind, W.S.W.—Fair.

ARRIVED—Snowdon, Gammill; and Indian Chief, Williams, from
Demerara, (sailed 29th October)—llebe, Ester, Smyrna;—Zoe, Dick,
Buenos Ayres—Aimwell, Pooier ; and Promise, Shearer, Quebec.

ALSO AnatvED—William and Nancy, Clarke, from Dundalk—St.
Patrick, Keay, Waterford—George IV, Parsons, Newry—flihernia,
Wit Hams, Belfast—Queen Adelaide, Shannon, Londonderry—Mersey,
White; Commerce, Jones; Ballinasloe, Mulholland; and Dolphin,
Sarsfield, Dublin—Stewart Monteath, Hunter, Dumfries—Swan,
Little; Ailsa Craig, Wylie; John Wood, M'Arthur; and Vulcan,
Drysdale, Glasgow.
Chieftain, (steamer) from Belfast to this port, put back in conse-
quence of having her mainmast carried away, which killed the car-
penter, and hurt another of the crew.

The whole of the outward-bound, consisting of upwards of eighty
sail for foreign ports, remain.
Wave, Bellord ; and Helvellyn, fondle, hence, at Buenos Ayres.
Susannah, Dunn ; and Sarah, Buck, sailed from Buenes Avres for
Valparaiso, the former on the 14th, and the latter on the 16th Bept.
Fama, Hargreaves, 22d Sept.; William IV, Williamson, 26th Sept. ;
Liverpool, 27th Sept.; Justinian, 9th Oct.; and Robert Finnie, Down-
ing, hence, at Rio de Janeiro, 14th Oct.
Achilles, Weatherby, sailed from Rio de Janeiro for Mauritius,
16th September.
Warwick, Gibson, sailed from Rio de Janeiro for Bengal, 17th Sept.
Bructon, Hervey, from Glasgow, at St. Thomas, 4th Nov.
VESSELS SPOKEN—Spartan, from St. Domingo for this port, 23d
Oct., in lat. 40, long. 78. Mate dead; the master and four of the crew
sick—George Washington, Holdridge, hence for New York, 4th inst.,
in long. 7 29.
Liverpool, Merseyside, England, 1833-12-10

Eibtrpool *alto b auction.

HOUSEHOLD FURNITURE; AND MISCELLANEOUS
EFFECTS, PARKER-STREET ROOMS.
'By Mr. BYFORD, •
fOn THURSDAY next, the 12th instan precisely at Eleven
o'clock,oat the Sale Rooms, Park - treet, Church-street,
THE Modern and Useful HODS OLD FURNITURE,
•J 1... ' consisting of Camp Bedsteads, with Printed Calico
Hangings; Feather and Flock Beds and Bedding,'Painted
Chamber Articles, Shower Bath, Six Stained Rosewood Chairs,
and Two Arm to match, with Lapse Seats, covered in Canvas;
Fenders and Fire-ironS, Pier and Dressing Glasses, Set Drab
Moreen Curtains for one window, Carpets, &c.
• MAHOGANY ARTICLES.—Handsome Chest Drawers,
Six Chairs and one Arm to match, with Loose Seats, covered
with Hair Cloth; Pair Solid Card Tables, on pillars, claws,
and castors; Dining Table on turned legs, Sofa Bedstead,
covered with Hair Cloth, and Brass Nailed, with Folding
Squab ; Quantity of Kitchen Requisites; &c. &c.
The MISCELLANEOUS EFFECTS embrace an excellent
Violoncello and Case,'Quantity of Men and Women's Wearing
Apparel, Umbrellas, Bluer Mounted Spectacles, Saws, Hat-
chets, Files, Rules, Flat-irons, &c.
May be Viewed on 'Wednesday, the 11th, when Catalogues
may be had at the Rooras, or of Mr. Byford, Auctioneer,lo9,
Dale-street.

PARTNERSHIP.
A GENTLEMAN, fully conversant in the Wholesale WINE
and SPIRIT TRADE, in which he has been
,engaged
for some years, who bas excellent connexions, and iylio is free of
all pecuniary engagements, but who requires augoinerease of
capital, wishes to form a 'connexion with any one willing to in-
vest from £3OO to £5OO in the bUSiness, to take an active part
or otherwise.—Address M. N., (post paid,) with real name and
address, Postoffice, Liverpool.
Liverpool, Merseyside, England, 1833-12-10

dror *air.

V
The fine new Brig EGFRI , 8 tons, built under
2.;,..i... the inspection of the present o - er, at Sunderland, and
a,VC':,; launched last October; she is very strong, well-built,
• -- -•-• handsome vessel, and will carry a large cargo ; copper
fastened, and her stores of the very best quality : lying in the
Regent Canal Dock.
Also, the fine Brio. SYLPH, 156 tons, coppered with heavy
copper last year, and copper fastened; was built 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.—For inventories and further particu-
lars inquire of CHARLES WALTON,
Newman's-court, 73, Cornhill, London.
Liverpool, Merseyside, England, 1833-12-10

On THURSDAY next, the 12th instant, at One 'clock, at Daniel
Buchanan and Son's 0 .e,
170 Tons of St. Domingo L WOOD,
Ex Nautilus, east side of the Prince's ock.—Apply to Messrs.
J. and J. JACKSON, Merchants, or to
DANIEL BUCHANAN and SON, Brokers.
Liverpool, Merseyside, England, 1833-12-10

On *alt.

The substantial ship SIR EDWAR CODRING-
y'..i, TON, •412 register tons, carries a 1 ge cargo upon
41* "light draft of water; her hull and uipments are in
• r
good order.—For particulars apply o
D NCAN GIBB.

On YRIDAY next, the 13th instant, at One o' o ck, at William
Nevett's Office, Rumford-str t,
21 Casks GANIENE MA ER,
Ex Lively, from Rotterdam.—Apply to
WILLIAIM NEVETT, Broker.
Liverpool, Merseyside, England, 1833-12-10

On THURSDAY next, the 12th instant, at One o'clock in the
Afternoon, at the Clarendon-buildings, South John-street,
Liverpool, subject to the conditions then to be produced,
-A LL that Piece or Parcel of LAND, with e Two several
11L. MESSUAGES or DWELLING- USES thereon
erected, situate on the north.side of Myrtle treet, in Liverpool
aforesaid, containing in front and at the ck thereof severally
37 feet 10 inches, and running in rear or epth backwards.on
the east and west sides severally, exclusive of an area of 5 feet
wide to the front of Myrtle-street, 72 feet, one of Which Dwel
ling-houses is in the occupation of Mr. William Woodruffe,
and the other untenanted.

The Tenure is Leasehold, under the Corporation of Liver-
pool, for a term of 75 years, commencing on the 18th Day of
Oetober:lB2B.
_

For further particulars apply at the Office of Mr. WILLIAM
lIINDE, Solicitor, John-street, Liverpool.

Tr ID GLOVES of every Colour Cleaned Inside and Out, by
11, L. RATEAU, Patentee, London.
This is indeed an invaluable discovery.—Extracted from the
scientific Obferver for Qetober, 1832.
BLONDE LACES and GAUZES, of every description,
Cleaned to equal new, by S. REES and Co. tj''
Ladies are entreated to judge for themselves, of illhe perfection
to which the Patentees have brought this discovery, by examin-
ing the Specimens, and affording them a trial.
Lomax, '2, Cases-street, Liverpool ; Torkington, 10, Ex-
change-street., Manchester; Morris, straw bonnet warehouse,
Warrington ; and Mudie and Son, 15, Coventry-street, and
Errington, 30, Biirlington-arcade, London, having been ap-
pointed Agents for receiving Gloves, Blondes, &c., to be Cleaned,
will be happy to show Specimens of each of the above valuable
discoveries to any Ladies or Gentlemen Wishing to see them.