The Liverpool Standard and General Commercial Advertiser.
Liverpool, Merseyside, England, 1833-01-15 00:00:00

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a To sail on the 20th instant.
For BAH lA,
The fine British-built Brir IGHTINGALE,
H. CROOKSHA ' ", :duster;
A 1, not 12 months old, burthen per r gister 263 tons, coppered
ebnd copper-fastened, sails fast, and will have immediate de-
stitch.For freight or passage apply to Messrs. HEY WORTH
Lod Co. or to GI•:011GE HIGHFIELD.

Qtranx VarktiO.

For
„?vIEGNoc?dCs
ilasGceLnAireSrGs OW

The City of Glasgow Steam Packet Co.'s VESSELS,
VULCAN,- ALEX, DIF.so4LE, Master.
JOHN WOOD, JOHN 'ARTHUR, Master,
CITY of GLASGOW, Hoer. EWING, Master.
Me intended to sail from Clarence Dock as under, with or
without Pilots:
City of Glasgow, on Tuesdays. John Wood, on Saturdays.
This Day ti o'clock Even. 19th Jau. 10 o'clock Fore.
22nd- 12 --- Noon. 26th - 2 -- After,
'!9th 3 - After. 2d Feb. 7 - Even.
tith Feb, 11 - Fore. 9th - 2 - After.
Apply to DAVID M'IVER, 33, Water-street.

ROBBERIES IN THE PARK.—Several audacious house rob-
beries have lately been committed in Toxteth Park. On
to he. -I Mr. Hughes, in Warwick-street,

Saturday night, the house of Mr. Hughes, in ,
and
arwicx-street, ,-,- „,
was broken into while the family were asleep, and strippe
dof "n MONDAY,
the dth of February next, at Four o'clock iu the should pursue : this, we think, wid be quite sufficient.—Dublin FrOuni"t 17euu Shepherd' ll
u' L',l and u 134a' banish srp ra c; and charity l"
n ir—o; the tom
Afternoon, at the Swan Inn, in Tarporley, in the county of Times.
almost every thing that was portable, not excepting the large of Newcastle.—lf this be their resolution, then I beseech thl
Chester, subject to the conditions then to be
.produced, THE IRISH ,COCRT.—It will be gratifying to the nobility and High Priest of our Holy Religion, the Almighty Ruler 0'
kitchen fender, the plates from the shelves, a flitch of bacon,
and a quantity of clothes which were in steep in the wash-tub. FrIlE Fee-simple and Inheritance of, and in all that MES- gentry of Ireland, to learn that this once dignified and alairing Heaven,
whom I have served nearly' eighteen years, to stretcht
SUAGE or DWELLING-HOUSE, situate at lioliin- circle of attraction is no longer to be vacant; the Marchioness
similar
—We have heard of several other daring robberies of a forth his mighty arm and stop them,—may. He strike the'
hill, iu Utkinton, in the parish of Tarporley; together with the of Anglesey having resolved that the important station of Vice-
nature in the same neighbourhood.—We have received several pride and humble it, may he confound them in all their plot&
11 'ands, Garden, Stone-quarry, and Premises thereunto belong- Queen shah not continue as a sinecure, or, what is equally in-
complaints of the state of Warwick-street, i'n which there is ' , may he blast all their means of doing mischief, and by solo°
in., containing in statute measure 13 acres or thereabouts, in furious, be discharged by deputy. Her ladyship gives the first t
visible chastisement save them from. damnation, and dete
not so much as a single .Lamp! The timber yards in the s,
neighbourhood form convenient haunts for thieves. As this
the holding of Mr. John Wilson. ' of •a series of entertainments this evening to the rank and fa- others from following in their footsteps.
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shion of the metropolis, which are to be continued at intervals
Also, a PEW in the parish church of Tarporley. .
street is now become a considerable 'thoroughfare, the coin- , "If this Prayer be not a curse, and no.well-informed Chris'
plaints -of the inhabitants on account of the want of light, The House is pleasantly situa nd the Land is exceedingly until the holding of her first drawing-room, which will be on an
tian will maintain that it is, then I distinctly and soleinalf
good, and in a high state of col ation. unprecedented scale of splendid magnificence. The resolve is the
appear to be grounded on justice. assert that I never gave a cnrse to a human being.-4 have
The Quarry is valuable, viel g great profit from the excel- a wise one; and if its being carried into -effect have no other honour to be, Sir, your obliged and obedient servant,
ROBBERIES.—Friday evening last week, about seven o'clock, lent quality of its red and white stone. good result, it will deprive the advocates of the Repeal of the " Limerick, Jan. 9. " THOMAS COLL.
as Mr. Parry, of Vauxhall road, was proceeding along Naylor- There is a large bed of excellent Marl running through the Union of one of their strongest and most unanswerable argu-
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street, in that neighbourhood, he was accosted by a man to whole Estate. meats.—Dublin Evening Mail. - VA
whom his name was familiar, and they proceeded a short way Mr. John Burgess, of Utkinton, will show the Property and Mr. VANDENHOFF —Last night, Mr. Sheridan Knowles '
ie is resbe sa e o many o c rib erg
T 1 d. t • d t t f fth I••h Cl yov 'lit • • ct'
together in conversation, when they were met by another, and further particulars may be obtained at the Office of Mr. J. admired play of William Tell was represented to a very respe ,
both immediately dragged him towards a piece of water, and TiiontEr, Solicitor, Tarporley. the Anti-tithe Association, has, it is understood, been brought • &Ili 1111
able audience. Mr. Vandenhoff performed the wry i c
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one held his head beneath it 'while the other rifled his pockets
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of their contents, consisting of sixteen or seventeen shillings, who has advanced £l,OOO towards re lieving them temporarily effect. The more we see of this admirable actor, the more 0
and ere Mr. Parry had recovered himself, they effected their EMBARRASSMENT TO TRADE.—We. mention the following from their embarrassment; £5OO of which has been placed at find to admire and the less to condemn. His range of charar
escape.—On Saturday evening, about eight o'clock, some per- remarkable circumstance as showing the injury to trade from he disposalof the A.l ' 11of
ters is very extensive—in some he is without a rival—in all e
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sons broke into the house of Mr. Hughes, a labourer, in Cheap- the unsettled state of affairs in Portugal. 'I he brig John Orm- In the county of Mayo,
near Newport, as Sir Richard cellent. In the scene where he shoots at the apple on his son '
'father. " P'
side,and robbed him of the whole of his savings, consisting of rod, Captain Chapman, was entered for loading for Oporto, so O'Donnell, Bart., and Captain Stewart (county magistrates) head, he rose above himself, and was indeed ' the . _
he fully sox
nearly £4O, which he had been years in accumulating.—On far back as the llth April last, and is still lying in George's were on Friday. endeavouring to collect arrears of rent due to his subsequent scenes, and indeed throughout, .
Sunda evening last, while the inmates were at chapel, the Dock, waiting for the removal of the block:'ade of that port ! the latter by seizing his tenants' cattle the neighbouring pea- tamed his reputation as a first-rate actor. Miss Huddart w.',T,
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premises of Mr. Johnson,, Pownall-square, were entered, and IWe understand she is laden principally with w oollen, goods.— santry attacked the police, who were protecting the drivers, as she always is, judicious, powerful, and effective.—Dublin
toutween £4O and £5O stolen therefrom. . ,Ch i oniae. with stones. The magistrates at length ordered. the police to Morning Post, January 8. ~
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