The Liverpool Standard and General Commercial Advertiser.
Liverpool, Merseyside, England, 1833-06-28 00:00:00

On *air.

A new BOAT, Cutter-rigged, not yetnamed, 28 tons
44.. per register, copper-fastened, and Wel apted for a
. Wie West India Drauger, the Fishing" e, or any other
trade her size may suit.—For furth r particulars apply
40 D. TONGE, Agent for the Sale of Ships, or. 'Change.

Lon on i"-ibipping.

EAST INDIES.

To sail early in July.—For CALCUTTA,
Chartered by the Honourable East India Company,
The fine teak Ship SHERBURNE,
Captain JOSEPH COR BYN,WS.;
*,,5,r). tons per register; lying in the East lafis Docks.—This
1)111.p has first-rate accommodations, which are fitted up in a su-
enor style for Passengers, is well manned and armed, and
..,"r_ries an experienced 'urgeon.—For freight or passage apply
"_Vatain ContlYN, 407, Strand; to Messrs. INGus, FORBES,
`"Cl; Co.,U 2, Mansion House Place; or to
WM. ABERCROMBIE, 34, Cornhill, London.

To sail the latter end of July.
-1!" For CALCUTTA Direct,
• Nr
The Honourable East India Company's Chartered
Ship GENERAL PALVER,
Captain WILLIAM Ttes, R.N.,
'32sh. tons per register; lying in the E ndia Dock.—This
..eI? has first-rate accommodations, whit are fitted up in a su-
t,i nor style for Passengers, is well manned and armed, and car-
es an experienced Surgeon.—For passage only apply to the
and Co.,
at the Jerusalem Coffee-house; to TOMLIN, MAN,
co., 26, Cornhill; or to
WM. ABERCROMBIE, 34, Cornhill, London.

4r With despatch, for CALCUTTA, the fine new teak
Ship ADELAIDE, burthen 700 tons, R. D. GUTHRIE,
1117' Commander. Loading in the Eas ndia Docks. This
Ship has excellent aecommod • ns for passengers, is
ap manned and armed, and carries a experienced surgeon.—
nd freight or passage apply to Messrs. RAWSON, HOLHSWORTII
3, Corbett-court; to J. H. ARNOLD and WOOL-
"LT, 3, Clement's-lane, Lombard-street; or to
TOMLIN, MAN, and Co., 26, Coruhill, London.

dill positively sail on the Ist of July.—For CAL-
CUTTA direct, the new Ship AL ANDER, bur-
. then GOO tons, GEORGE WAUGH ornmander, lying
pBu_r_g!o in the East India Export D ; this Ship carries a
n, and has superior accommodations for sand Co or passage apply to Messrs. HUDDART and Co., 3,
y-square
tr to ; LYALL, WYLLIE, and Co,. 2, Billiter-square;
THOS. HAVISIDE and Co.,
147, Leadenhall-street, London.

To sail on the 25th July.—For CALCUTTA direct
the BARRETTO JUNIOR, huthen 600 tolls, 11. L.
LAWS, Commander. Lying 'id-the West India Dock.
—For freight or pat:sage apply to
WYLLIE, and Co., 2, Billiter-square.

ber"' To succeed the Sir Edward Page t.--Directfor BOMBAY,
The LADY RAFFLES, (Burt 6.50 tons,)
ROBERT POLI:OCK, 0 ander;
the East Will leave Gravesend on th th of July; lying in
ludia Export Dock. For freight or passage apply to
JOHN PIRIE and CO.
3, Freeman's-court, Cornhill, London.

For CEYLON Direct,
be despatched immediately, thy.-fine fast-sailing
Ship COLUMBIA, A 1, WM. WAIE, Commander;
I3urthen 300 tons; lying in thet. Katharine Docks.
.s excellent accommodations for passenFers--For freight or
Passage apply to GODWIN and LEE,
117, Bishopsgate-street Wi thin, London
P°rCALCUTTA direct, chartered by-the Honourable
"4 East India Company,
and to sail finally from the
Thames on Saturday, the 3d of August, the wen-
n, known river-bnilt Ship CATHERINE, 6(X) tons bur-
tx,n, .13.; RNARD PENN, Commander, lyiniCin the East India
ancitstDock. This ship has a double stern, with spacious
armed, accommodation for passengers, is well manned and
apply and will carry an experienced Surgeon.—For passage
and 'Atole,;,.ttain PENN at the Jerusalem Coffee-house; to D.
Cornhill,'"l6l(lNSON' Rectory-house, St. Michael's-alley,
L°Adon, where' plans of the cabins may be seen.
Par the CAPE OF GOOD HOPE and MAURITIUS,
ti To sad on the 3fth of June
T ELIZABETH TAYLER&YN,
(245 tons register, A 1,)
and o
(. r. a, WM. SATYNpER3, Octtnmander;
4 ,„13:t1 ondon, Docks; has very superior accommodation
na Lther passengers. For freight or passage apply to
PARKIN, BROWN, and CO.
Ilatten-court, Threedneedle-street, London.

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.--
il, For QUEBEC and MONTREAL, to/sail 0.11 the
.44%. 30til instant, the lONA, 218 toi -"iegis'er; A 1,
.--..„„tlig- HoncsoN SNIITI,I. COMilialldAr. ' ai ova fine IA 't,
„..,, sailing ship, having an experien, . coninnai ler, chief
je
....._„..econd cabins, good heights, and excellent necointnos:a t ions
..!'lle steerage, wilt poiltivelv ~ail on the day ii.ppointed, and be
*1 eeederl by un equally eligible vessel.—For freight or passage
411)P4 to
PARKIN, BROWN, and Co.
2, Hatton-court, Threadneedle-street, London_
. .

By PRIVATE CONTRACT.
A fine new SNOW, not named, 269 39-91 tons;
.:I=or- Built, under the inspection of the prese owner, at
Sunderland, and launched this prescn year; she is a
very strong,-well-huilt handsome vessel, will arry a very large
cargo, and stand without ballast ;is I adapted for any
Trade her size,may suit; and all her stores are of the very best
quality: Lying in Church Hole.—For inventories and further
particulars, apply to Messrs. BROWN, DANSON, and Co., 2,
New Broad-street; or CHARLES WALTON,
Newman's-court, Cornhill, London.

..The fine Brig COMMERCE, 142 41-94 tons per
C register ; built at Shaldon, in the co mty of Devon,
• sir- in of the very best materials, d under particu-
' lar inspection ; carries a large c o, sails fast, shifts
without ballast, and is well adapted for a rade her size may
suit. Junius Chudliegh, Commander. :Now lying at Horsely.
ha
down. Inventories may be d, and further particulars known
by applying to CHARLES WALToN,
Newman's court, 73, Cornhill; London.

On THURSDAY, the 11th of July next, at. Twelve o'clock, at
Ewart, Myers, and Co.'s Office, change-alley,
60 Casks
TINNE, and Co. Merchants, or to
Demerara d6FFEE.
Apply to Messrs. U,
SilaNgnsiAC it,
EWART, MYERS, and Co. Brokers.

SEACOMBE SCHOOL, CHESHIRE,
CONDUCTED BY MR. BALL, WILL REOPEN ON MONDAY,
JULY 29, 1833.
. _ _

_ .... .._.
AIR. BALL most respectfully tender's his acknowledgments
for the very extensive patronage he .has received since
his SCHOOL was commenced, and begs to inform his Friends
and the Public that, during the present recess, he is about to
remove to a much larger and more co venicut House, erected
purposely fOr him, to which is atta ed a new and very com-
modious School-room, with extensi ' Play-grounds, &c.
As Seacombe is so highly esteemed for salubrity, with every
convenience for safe sea Outing, &c.,, Mr. BA LI. hopes that this
circumstance alone, with Parents and Guardians of Youths of
delicate constitutions, will add weight to the other general and
superior advantages which his Establishment possesses, and he
most respectfully invites all interested -in the comfort and
management of Children to inspect his arrangements, com-
bining, as they do, elegance with comfort, (each young Gen-
tleman having a single bed, and not more than two beds being
allowed in one room,) while the plan of Instruction embraces
a complete system of Classical, Mathematical, and Commercial
Education. _ . .

Mr. B. has Testimonials of character and ability, (which are
printed for inspection, and which may be seen at the Office of this
paper, at the Albion, Journal, and Mercury Offices, and at Mrs.
t'latt's, Tea Dealer, Castle-street,) from the Right Honourable
Lord Skelmersdale, Mr. Kershaw, Oimskirk, (with whom he
resided upwards of eleven years,) Mr. Palmer, Solicitor, Orals-
kirk, and others, together with numerous private references in
Liverpool, Manchester, Preston, Stockport, &c. He has also
the honour to refer Parents and Guardians to Lord Skelniers-
dale, Mr. Kershaw, and G. Andrew, Esq., Compstall, near
Stockport, and can at the same time confidently depend upon
the favourable testimony of all those friends whose Sons he has
had under his care.
Seacombe School, June 26, 1833.