The Liverpool Standard and General Commercial Advertiser.
Liverpool, Merseyside, England, 1835-12-25 00:00:00

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. Witn•anted ~firscr Vaise4 —.lb kii. in a few Aay..
' • - For. HOtIART TOA7,N and SYD V,-
' - - ' 'NFtv•l'4Oi•rii IV.ALts,'.
.7.-7 it, The finl A I.'Ship STRATiI LA,
' - '-r Burtheo per register 333. dohs,, How 4lv copper-fas•
-tened and coppered, sails fast'aiirl ‘vid'he de' itched as above;
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her talon accommodations sr.! verb'ri supeoi 'being 9 feet high.
--For freight or p-isvge ipply on, board, in the Prince's
Dock ; to MK jitaneLoc siN, or to
)i../,,,R ; HENRY FOX, :33, Drury-latte., ;

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For HosAvii TOWN and SYD.NEY, 'N.S.W
"'il'
. Tbe new•Barcpie KIL:MAUIt›S;
14, rte, :. ' :, ~•,C4tp ttilis tain SitA; ...r ' .
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A I. at: Llavd's ; copper-fastene4
jlcoppered ; the
float:tit ji.irt of th.l'freizht being engaged' d e ready to be put
on board will. be.sperilily (lespatched:-,--Forfreiglit or passage
apply .io Gla.;Ko,r to Messrs. Bqcq.., AlsocAN.nlitz, and-Co,; or
IsereLto (TlCAtri.,..i.i'S: M I'D Dt ET6I4; hr to ' ' . " • ' •
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, . : COTESWORTI.L and: SMLTH.
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Rill hare quick devatch. • . .., ~
For NAPLES- and 'MESS! 7 - • -
• ;474,,....,74;", The fine new cappered Brig ALM" ANDRO,
. ~. . VINCENZO DI B.ARTOI,O aster; , .
-41 120 tons register; having a greitt-iia f her 'cargo ready
for shipment will be despatched as above. 'or terms of freight
.apfd7 to , ‘ , :
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.: . -J01:1N BIBBY aprt Co.

For VENICE,
zwg. And will forward Goods to ANcoNA ncl TRIESTE,
42Zit The fine new coppered Schooner ETLAND,
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M r;
,12t)„totts register; having a great part, o er cargo ready for
:shipment will have quick despatch.—For terms of freight ap-
ply to ' " " JOE-IN BloaVind Co.

LINE OF PACKETS FOR GENOA. AN 'LEGHORN,
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Sailing on 'be Ist and lerth 'of e ery ,
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• 7'o toil on the 1" st Ja -
The fast-sailing Brig. EATI-I,
A..Sm Mas er;
A.:11,.237 tons per register; eoppered and crisper-fastened.—•
For terms of freight., appli.to .
~JOHN Br BBY,..and Co.

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• , For SALE..... . .
• The Ship-OSPRAY
.I[l. ' 381 75,94 toils per. register; .butt a Greenock of Bri.
fish oak, under the inspection 4 ,ie present owners;
kopperifastened and coppered ; she has round-house-cabin
'upon 'deck; carries a large Cargo•to her tonnage, and is well
known in the East India trade as a remarkably fist sailer, and
as haring delivered her,cargoes in gimd of jer.—Vor inventory
arid particulars appljtlO Al.ExArariF.it'WGii,T., or Nip ICH N• Ana
9.t,yre.etiock„Qr to . .m.cALLs, ,A,LLA Ni and. Co., •
7, Tower-garden.

•• For S
ExFected to arrive'
The splendid A 1
RoTlisk
leaanched at St. Andrew's, N.8.,240, he same
- • Yard, and by the same Mailer BW BBOTS-
-7 .The • Romschati.o is flush decked, built entirely in frame.
ad registers 554 11$-94 tons; she combines.to the utmost ob-
tain:dile extent the properties of sailing,, carrying, and lightness
gf deft, 4wl it nniveraslly acknowledged to be oue of the finest
erecitiens, of naval architecture ever produced in the British
Prdithices.' Her principal timbers, breast-hooks.• binding
streaks, &c., are off fnited States white oak. bright work (in seven
21 inch streaks) of I,itch pine, bends and paint streaks of red
.pine,and all her scantlings and fastenings are unusually heavy;
has three copper,fasteneci .oaktbuitt Wits, cast iron pumps, and
iron stauncheous betwixt decks. Her equipments and stores
are ample. and alb of best LiVeipoOl manufacture.
. , . • ,Feet. Inches.
Dimensions—Length of keel 130 3
Length on deck ... 129 • 8
% ' ' . 13 readtli of: bearti
berth of hold
' "Height bet Ween decks
For further particulars, specification, of scantlings, &c., ap-
ply to t CANNON, MILLER and Co.

• On Fieight,-1-For GREEN( K:
The Ship PRINCESS VIC .01tIA,
173 tons register,'
P.l3it.ssg4,eo under;
NV,ill,he ready in, the egyrse of .a few day ) receive on freight
Mich goods as may:Offer fOr Greenock, a she Will clear nut
about a week hence.—Apply to. the Commander, o y
Mourd,
Waterloo, Dock, or t 0.., .
:GALLS, ALLAN, and Co., 7 , 'll-(4e garden.
For SALE or CHART? • • •
The Al Brig.ASTR
Register 227 tons, Plantation.built, o years old, cop-
pered.and copper-tisterred, carrie vet y large ca.rg<,
, sails fast, and requires.only provisions to her for any voyage,
is well adapted, for the West or 13 s trade, and will be
found oh 'inspection a very superior an strong vessel: having"
been huiltuner particular inspeetion.—A pply to the Captain,:
on board, George's Dock, or to
MATHEW CROZIER, BrO)cer, 13, Goree Piazzai

IWORISON'S PILLS, 2 •
OF THE BRITISH COLLEGE OF HEALTH.
THE Ladies, Gentlemen, and Inhabitants gener vof Liver-
...pool and neighbourhood are respeetfully inf med that Mr.
SAMUEL. HA Y DON, Of • LORCIOR: .(having inn arrangements
with Air. WALK OM, and having . been :app • NI by the above
College,) 'is the General Agent for' dispeusi Morisdn's Uni-
versal- Vegetable Medicine in Liverpool: td neighlionrhooti,
from whom alone„or of:tfie Ag_enti appointed by him, can the
above medicine be had genuine, as at the Bri;ish College Of
Health; in London.
The wholesale Depot is at Mr. SHIRLEY'S, Perfumer, &c.,
No. 9: Itanehigh-street-i'-opposite the Waterloo hotel, where
Mr. H.:will attend in the morning sat Ten o'cloclOind in the
Evening at Seven, to consult with the Afflicted, to whose in-
terest his long, extensive, and, successful 'nautical experience
will be constantly devoted.' ‘!- 4 ,•
S. 1-Ikvoolvi gives advice also at Mr. Barnes, White Lion,
Dale-street, from Two to 'Five o'clock p.NI.

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- ADVICE-TO ,GRATI3.'
All Applications for, Agencies to be addressed es above.- A
list of the A2ents duly appointed wiliimpublished shortly, and
cantinued occasion!iliy,vitfrother usefuhilatter for the inforniaj
tinn of the public.
CA lON. As spurious Articles are frequently imposed upon
the unwary for thiS above Medicines, the Public is particularly'
cautioned against purchasing Moristm's Medicine of any Per-
sons but the published Agents,, and .that no C6nlis2or Drtivg.' ist
is allowed"te.sellit'under any eircutristanCeS.Whatevet. • -
List ofAgeritslroin.svhom the genuine:MortsoWs Medicine
Can be had in Boxes, at 1:i-1(1., 2s 9d., 45..6,1., and 11s. each;
also the .Vegetable Cleansing • POAv(ler at per; Box, and
any.. oh; he Works of Mr. Morton upon the Livgeititi Theory :
Mr. *Arley, .Perfumer, 'Wholesale Dei.ht, No. 9, 'Ranelagh-
street ;' Mr. Alleot, 174, 'London-road-; Mr. Cartei;, Hair
Dresser, 29, ItedcrosS-stneet; Gleave, Bookseller, pale-
street; Mr., Harley. Glover, Brow ; Mr. JocoLson.
(Irocer, Weedside ;"• M r.' Knipe. 'Bookseller.- 125, St. Junes's-
st met ; ,Mr,Walkums: 34, Warwick-street, Toxteth-park; Mr.
Wilkinson Norfolk Inn, Liver-street.

AN...kV PEA L ON BE lIALF THE PROTESTANT
EPISCOPALIAN INHABITANTS OF 'THE' TOWN
OP ST JO HN'S,. NEWFOUNDLAND. • -
notiE Town of St. JOhn contains above thirteen thousand
`JL Souls,—about eight thousand arc Roman Catholics, and
the remaining, live thousand are principally attached to the
Chureh of England. The only Protestant Episcopal' C rch
in St. JohnS' :ti-coninatidateS about eight hundred' persd- ; the
DiSSenting• Congregations may amount to about one dusatid;
thus leaving abolit three thMiSand 'Protestants wi out any:ac-
comniodation in a place of worshin. This ey• tas been felt
and acknowledged fOr years. In 1827, an • cation was made
tv Government to aid the erection of a new urch, but without
auecesS: Since that time the Protestant population- has consi-
derably increased; and the present Aichdeacon, the venerable
Edward Wix, A M., has, during the last five years, made re-
twitted-efforts' to raise from the inhabitants the requisite funds
for th;it purpose, hut owing in a great degree to their pecuniary
suability he has not succeeded. Two years since the A'rch-
deaCon visited England, with a view of raisin, contributions
for the effectuating of this desirable object; but at tbitt
in conseglience of the Society for the Pt opagatiOn of the Gus-
pet in sign Parts making a public appeal in aid of their
funds,- he nas then dissuaded 'from pressing this object on the
British public. The evil, however, resulting to the Protestant
inhabitants, from the want of sufficient Church accommodation,
has. been so apparent, and the spiritual 'destitution of the poor
in this respect has been so keenly felt bY the Archdeacon, that
he haS en his own responsibility commenced the br6ction of a
new ChOw h in St. John's, depending entirely up'oii the result
of this appeal to the *Bri!ish peOple,-to enable him to meet t!,!:
engagements he has entered into for its completion.: 'The
building has progreSsed rar; that it is expected that
Church will be open for. divide service on next Easter Sunday •
and it is 'cOnlidentiv hoped that a gencrous'British piib':ic, who
are ever ready to minister to the wants of their 1-,6:.ier brethren,
will answer this appeal with liberality.
Two thonsand pounds are' immediately retuned for the ob-
ject ; and should a larger'suaa be contributed, the building will
be enlarged aceording:y.
A Coninfittee has been formed in Dublin, and Subscriptions
entered into there.
• The undermen; ioned persons }taro kindly consented -to •act
as a Committee in Liverpool, by whom, and the following
Bankers, Subscriptions will be thankfully received
The Mayor, . Mr. T. O. Cooper, '
Rey,' Broolts, Mr. James RobertsOn,
Rev,.A. Campbell, Mr. Elijah Harrison,
Bev:C.-Wray, I Mr. Henry Glynn.
Mr. Charles Taylor, ' BANKERS:
Mr. Robert Alsop, 'Messrs. Levlanil and Bullen,
Mr. J. G. Qugbletson, Messrs. S. Hope and Co,

SALP.,
early in Dece er,
eriiver-faste ed Shi
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