The Liverpool Standard and General Commercial Advertiser.
Liverpool, Merseyside, England, 1833-06-14 00:00:00

rept. 10.
„ 20.

30,
Oct. 10.

These Ships are all of the first class, about 500 tons burthen'
American built, of the best materials, coppered and copper-
fastened ; and are commanded by men of great ability and
experience. The capacity and superior equipment of these
Vessels, united with their extreme punctuality of departure,
constitute them the best conveyances for passengers and mer-
chandize from this country to the Unite' States ; and thence
by convenient, quick, and economic conveyances to British
America. The Cabins, which are very capacious, are fitted up
with great splendour, combined with every convenience and
comfort that passengers can possibly desire. Cabin passage
money for each adult thirty-hve pounds. The Steerages are
also very roomy; being. upwards of seven feet in height.
For the accommodation of passengers, these Ships touch out
and home at Portsmouth; from whence the outward-bound
invariably sail on the third day after their departure from Lon-
don, under the direction of Messrs. GARRAT and GIBBON,
Agents at that port.
For terms of freight or passage apply to the respective
Commanders on board, in the St. Katharine's Docks, or at
the North and South American Coffee-house, Threadneedle-
street; also to Messrs. GEORGE WiLuits and Co., Merchants,
19, Coleman-street, or to
N. SCOVELL, Agent, 24, Birchin-lane, Cornhill, London.
Notice.—The Owners, Agents, or Commanders will not be
responsible for the safety of any Package, Parcel, or other
property, forwarded by these ships, unless a bill of lading
shall have been duly signed for the same.
43:1' Messrs. G. W. & Co. will furnish, on the most reason-
able terms, cash credits, and every facility for transferring
property which passengers may desire to use in the United
States, Canada, New Brunswick, or Nova Scotia.

To sail positively the 10th July.—For NEW YORK.
:4 , The superior fast-sailing Ship ADA, Al, coppered
•bA6C, and copper-fastened, JAMES GUTTER Y, Commander;
- Burthen 450 tons; lying in the London Dock; has
comfortable accommodations for a few passogers in the cabin;
the steerage of this fine ship is lofty aimkpacious; is fitted up
and in every respect calculated for the conveyance of passen-
gers: second cabins will be provided, and every attention paid
to their comfort.—For terms of freight or passage apply to Capt.
GLITTERY, on board; at the North and South American Coffee-
House; or to HOPKINS, CLOVER, & Co. Brokers,
'Change Alley, Cornhill, London.

To succeed the Armata, Packet-Ship for NEW YORK,
/
.4.4., To sail positively the 25th Ju er, the fine fast-sailing
.503-KI Ship, ADMIRAL MOORS I, A 1, copper-fastened
"-- and. new coppered, WILL t CLAY MOORSOM, Com-
mander ; burthen 500 tons. Ly* in the London Dock. The
accommodations in the Cabin are of a superior description. An.
intermediate Cabin will be fitted up in a most convenient man-
ner. The steerage is very superior, having nearly 7 feet be-
tween decks. For terms of freight or passage apply to Captain
Mooasom, on board; at the North and South American Coffee-
house ; or to CHARLES GUMM,
. No. 1, Plough-court, Lombard-street, London.

The good Snow PRINCE COBURG,
221 tons per register, built at 'eterhead, has flush
deck, and decorated with a at bust head, coppered
on patent felt, carries a ge cargo, shifts without
ballast, and adapted to the West Is .iaTrade, in which she has
uniformly been employed, and to general purposes. Now lying
in the West India Export Dock.—For inventories and further
particulars apply to WM. WOOLCOMBE, .
1, Freeman's-court, Cunhill, London.

The fast-sailing Cutter-Yacht TREL,
15 tons per register; rebuilt last y • . r from the keel, is
Arii.+l neatly fitted in her cabins, a ver superior seaboat of
• her tonnage, and sails rema •, : ily fast. She has a
good inventory of stores, and deservi•g the attention of the
Amateur of Sailing for the present season. Lying in the
Regent's Canal Basin, Limehouse.—For inventories and far-
ther particulars apply to WOOLCOMBE,
1, Freeman's-court, Cornhill, London.