The Liverpool Standard and General Commercial Advertiser.
Liverpool, Merseyside, England, 1835-08-07 00:00:00

THE LIVERPOOL STAN DAnn.

CAIMON TO .EMIG/ANTS,

We copy the folloWing extraordi nary adverti4tnent from
the Montreal Heralchif June 25. Thg,Messra. gobinson,
of this town, who do not profess to be..bankers, .deny all
knowledge of the document, and the merchants herecan
vouch that there are n such ships built, far less trading to
or from this portas those alluded tnin the advertisement.
It is, perhaps, enough to say that it emanates from that
den of iniquity, called the ‘` City of New. York." Emi-
grants must therefore take care that they are not imposed
upon.; No poor persons intending to go as steerage
passengers- to Canada or On United Slates'should ever
contract for a berth without first consulting .the_govetn-•
meet agent for emigration, (Lieutenant Low, for Liver-
pool,) .tylo is accessible at all times, and who will'readily
grii4 thcht.the very best advice..
•

DIRECT COMMUNICATION FRpid LIVERPOOL. TO THE
CANADAS..

The proprietors, from the able support they have received
frOm their numerous and extendedfriends, have been .induced,
from frecktie.nt application, to put on the line for, the coming
year, 1830,, the following eight ships, which will • depart from
Liverpool .to Quebec, every sixteen. days, commencing on tht
lstsof April, and, will .be known us "THE. 11.013]!:NSON'S LINE
OF PACKETS." This line has been put,into operation for the
view of obliging extensively. .tho Se. of our. many friends from
Great Britain
,and Irelandc, who 41.14 be desirous of getting
their-relatives, or, connexions froM the .0
country. Great
punctuality will be untnifeited.as to the periOda.of their de-
parture. Their commanders .have already been. selected, and
are men of sterling talent:,
Tbe.coinpanv has fixed the,price of nasiage from Liverpool
to-Quebec at 14 dollars. Every comfort will be afforded con-
sistent to a steerage passage; sunder the direction of his Ma-
jesty's emigrant agent.) Pure water and fuel will always be
idahundaoce. _ _

• Remittances can be made thtongh the proprietor's, payable
in every province and county in Ireland, besideS in all the in-
land ones, as well as in England, Holland and Wales. Their
drafts on the Messrs. Robins. Ons. and Co., Dublin, answer
every purpose of "Bank of Irelanfinotes."
The vesi:elscomprising,ttiis line will be called as•fullows and
are alt 500 tons hprthen, or over, viz :—,
. St. Patrick England.
Ballinasloe, . Ireland,
Repeater, Scotlabd,
Emerald Isle, - , . • ..'Wiles.
Apply to, or address 246,`Pearl-streetoNew York.
DOUGLAS, ROBINSON and Co.
ROBIN.SON, 7:IIO.ITH.ERS, • •
Bankers, Liverpool.
ROBINSONS' and Co.,
Bankers,

New York, May 24, 1835..

NOX ENIPYREAN'A.

. Yesterday his worship the mayor entertained at dinner, in
the Town-hall, the Beef Steak Club, and tkeelite of our musical
professors and amateurs. At this festive meeting the prizes
were awarded, which were advertised
.by this melodious and
harmonious band for the two best convivial glees. Every one
of the cempany must have 'been highly delighted with the suc-
cessful compositions; but at the hour at which this is written,
we.do not feel competent to give .a cool critique on their merits.
We are confident that a more jeyous evening never was spent
in the Town-hall, and that it never entertamecl'a inure loyal
party. It is well known that the whole of the profession, as
well as fully ninety-nine per cent, of the private musical talent
of this town, is conservative. In respectable private society
here, there are a few stray.whigs; and who ever heard one of
them turn a tune? We have little {personal acquintance with
the radicals; but a philosophical friend has assured us that one
night last winter he submitted to the discomfort and annoyance
of hearing one-of Lord Brougham and Vaux's lectures On poli-
cal economy, for the purpose of ascertaining a phrenological
.fact, which, after a painful inspection, he now vouches for, that
.in a radical skull there is iso musical buirip. Of the men who
have made themselves so notorious as the enemies of the free-
men, not one of them has a singing face. "Boca canto el Demo-
nic," whispered Signora Cesari to Count Vocca in nor hearing,
as. she passed one of them in St.. George's Crescent: Let the
respectable mechanics of Liveipool, only think of the discordant
countenances of the persons Who got up and enacted the lute
radical farce here, described in good 'drivel, as an occasion
" important to generations yet unborn," and they must agree
with us that they have "no.music in their sOuli:;" and 'are fit
for "treasons, stratagems, andspoils ;" therefore, "let no such
men be trusted." In Liverpool, the Mechanics' Institute is an
imposture—a shallow trick under tic pretence of vain. philo-
sophy, to corrupt.the public mind with radicalism.. We know
theme well, and should like to hear- how many of theM care a
Pin's fed for the pour man, except as a cat's paw to serve their
own 'Selfish purposes.. Not a few of them are un-English enough
to prefer " Yankee Doodle"' to Ride