The Liverpool Standard and General Commercial Advertiser.
Liverpool, Merseyside, England, 1833-12-27 00:00:00

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The conveyance of letters to foreign countries at fixed periods, rie: c'
Once exclusively under the direction of Government and the
post-office, has, for scone time past,-as far as regards the cora- ---
kiinnication with the Northern Continent, of America-been
superseded by the enterprise of the merchants of the United
, States, ably seconded by those of this port; and similar arrange- Doc
merits have been made by the latter for other portions of the
Western world, and for the South of Europe.
: • Lines of Packet Ships, of the highest class for equipment and
,•,,. • •,• . -. . ,
• powers of sailing, have been established between Liverpool and
the undermentioned places. They are.espeeially calculated for
` the rapid conveyance of correspondence and,nterchasiaise,-7 II
arranged for passengers ip a stile of isitsperior elegance and.con-
venience,-sail with a punctuality exceeding that of the Packets
of the Post-office,-and wills a frequency which that establish- cone
meint has never even attempted. - acca
' these vessels are despatched from hence as follows :-
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For Naw Yoaik.-On the Ist, Bth, 16th, and 24th of every -,
tnen:h t.1.•-•'%:Ac-V-;;-.4-4:ar,•-- -211_ :cc-ire...14-Z arratura.-.47nu 4.
between the two'Gnveerrnients letters are .forwarded by re-
gular Mails to and from Canada. -Those going' from this tern
country to Canada not being chargeable with inland postage
in the United. States, after their arrival at New York. ' ...,
PHILADELPHIA.-On the Bth and 20th of each month.'
BOSTON.—Usually on the sth and 20th of each month.'
' OTHER PORTS OP THE UNITED STATES.—Not on fixed days,
as in the above cases, but'very frequently. From New York
' and some of the Eastern ports there are rasp established Lines or p
of sailing and Steam Packets to the various Southern ports
' "of the Uninn, as well as to Jamaica, the Havana, and other
-parts of the Gulf of MexiCO.
MONTREAL.—On the 24th of -each month during the open • -
season:
I-4vatv4.-On the.sth of kaoh mouth. • • -
Itro- JarvErao.-On the Ist, 10th, and 20th of each month.
• GENOA AND trkOncrwi.-On the Ist and 16th of 'each month.
Llsaorr.-On the Istand 16th of each month.
mod.
Opoaro.:-Every.three weeks-
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' NAPLES AND SICILy.--:Eyery three weeks. .
SMYRNA AND CONSTANTINOPLE.—Every three weeks.
• To the BRITISH WEST INDIES, the foreign settlements of the
..
• GULF OF MEXICO, the other portions of SOUTH AMERICA, fieig
the' EAST INDIES; NEW SOUTH WALES, and the Islands and
countries of the EasTning SEAS, vessels are sailing through-
, out the year, if not on fixed days, at least, with a frequency
. and punctuality unknown to any other port in the British
Dominions.
This arrangement has been exclusively made forthe Lines of
. Packets which sail punctually at the appointed periods, The •
. order of sailing in each line is accurately laid down in the 'sub-
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joined tables; the first ship under each head being the next in
rotation to sail. .
. P. D..signifies Prince's Dock; G. D., George's :S. D., Salt-
. house; Q. D., Queen's; K. D., King's; C. D., Canning; Cl. D.
. Clarence;, and B. D., Brunswick Dock.
BOSTON.
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Sail - .
'loading. app-,
~Ships.. Captains.- Tons. ' Merchants. Where -,
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1834
Jan. s,Trenton Humans 500' Maury,
_Latljam St_Co.
- Fa. 2glPTywmeo"uth Crocker . gol LiVgliortlrrsrasel,
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First class
~ 20 Vessel C. Humberstone & Co.
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HAVANA. —
Sail
Where /OP
from Ships. Captains. Tons. Brokers. Loading.
L'pool.
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1834
Jan. 3 Courier Campbell .235 C. Abercrombie C. D.
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. per-f
RIO JANEIRO. accot
Kind
Sail ,
Where
from Ships. Captains. Tons. Brokers. Loading. To
L'pool.
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Jan. IJ. Stamp .1. Young 400 W. and J. Tyrer P.D.
First class
• ~ 10 Vessel i
Ashley Brothers
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RIO JANEIRO. (Second Line.)
Sail
f'r'om Ships. Captains. Tons, Brokers. Where
Loading.
1834 • •
Jan. 1 Clifton WBushby 314 Coteaworth and Q. D.
16 Abeona W Garbutt 214 Smith
Ditto-, IG. D.
.
Sail
Where
Lf,rp°olnoL. §hips. Captain s. Tons. Owners or Brokers
Loadittf-c•
1434
Jan. 1 A,itir,aley
Rolstone 16r, John Bibby & Co.
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GENOA AND LEGHORN.
Sail
from Ships. Captains. Tons. Owners orlirokers Where
12pool. Loading.
1834
James R.
..Tan.. 1 and Jane, Williams, 129 John Bibby S.: Cu.
NAPLES AND SICILY.
Sail
from Ship*. Captains. Tons Brokers. Where
Upool.
Loading.
1831 Lady—of
Jan. 8. the Lake.! R. Banks.! 122 Jas. Moss & Co. 'S.D.

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For BOMBAY and CHINA, a fine new SHIP,
TRADE 4 ''n, 440 tons register, to be launched immediately at
OF LIVERPOOL.
..4k, Greenock, and to sail positively from thence on or
—, - - ---- before the 31st of January next.
PACKET SHIPS. For particulars regarding Goods to he coosigned to the slyer-
. cargo, or for the purchase and shipmentpt Tea, or other Chinese
The. conveyance of letters to foreign eountries at fixed periods, produce, apply to Messrs. F isrIAY,GI-ilaosn6owso.is
0,
rattlerCeot.(; London;
Messrs. JAMES .1.• PILAY and Co.,
Once exeltitiVely under the direction of Government and the JOHN GiAtiSTONE and Co.
't os -office, has, for scone tint past,-as far as regards the com-
IPSEY.- To sail on the,3lst December.
knianication with the Northern Continent, of America-been
4..N.7'7, FToorscedthe G
BOMBAY, the new Ship MONA, PHILIP GILL,
superseded by the enterprise of the merchants of the United 47,,r,,ae Commander; 400 tons burthen.-For freight or pas-
-• - - sage apply to Captain Gird., on Mord, in the Prince's
States, ably seconded by those of this port; and similar arrange- Dock , to Messrs. BOLD and Russat, Brokers,- or to
meats have been made by the latter for other portions of the . JOHN TOBIN.
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Western world, and for the South of Europe. For BOMBAY, the fine Ship RASGER, Captain
4•:., THOS. SMITH, burthen 512 tons.-T.Foy freight or pas-
Lines
,of Packet Ships, of the highest class for equipment and ri sage apply to the master on board, in the Prince's
powers of sailing, have been established between Liverpool and -'-''..---'
Dock; or to -
th. e undermentioned places, They are e CHARLES HORSFALL and SON.specially calculated for
the rapid conveyance of, correspondence and, . inerchaidise,- Warranted the First Vessel, ace to sail about the 10th January.
For BATAVIA and SINCAPORE. the fine Enalisb-
arranged for passengers ip a stile of superior elegance and.con- Ace` built ,Qh: MADRAS, Captain
...7ulp
venience,--sail with a punctualityexceeding that of the Packets
~1111,r A 1,300 tons per register, newly coppered and copper-
- fastened, sails well, and in every respect a first-rate
of the Post-office,-and wills a frequencY which that establish- conveyance.-For terms of freight or passage, having superior
mint has never even attempted. -• accommodations and two cabins, apply on board,-in George's
Dock; to Mr. CLINT, or to W. and J. TYRER.
these vessels are despatched from hence as follows :- . --•
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For Nsw Yoitik.-On the Ist, Bth, 16th, and 24th of every ''---, For BOMBAY, the fast Ship ALIQUIS. Al.
mcnlb tl"-."-f:3-.-:-4,:,...7-4a,•-- ---nl. :cOrro,-al urram....nti, ... :'-''''' MAcFf., COlMlThautic, 3 -671-register tons, wilt
.. i••'''7 have early despatch; her poolkatbins are am • ple and between the two GoreSirtnents letters are forwarded, by re- -
al-
- • - 'well aired, where passengers will -have comfort.-For
gulag Mails to and from Canada. Those- going- from this terraii.apply on board, Queen's Dock, or to
country to Canada not being chargeable with inland postage -
DUNCAN GIBB.
in the United. States, after their arrival at New York.
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PHILADSLPHIA.-On the Bth and 20th of each month., _ WEST INDIES.
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BOSTON.-Usually on the sth and 20th of each month. •
, First Vessel.-For KINGSTON, JAMAICA, Direct,
OTHER PORTS OF THE Usirruii SraTEs.-Not on fixed days, !.,,,,f,4a„, the regular-trading Brig . ANFIELD, JOHN NEW-
as LANDS, larsteter.rmLoading at the west side- Prince's
as in the above cases, but very frequently. From New York
s of freight, which are moderate, 1
and some of the Eastern ports there are rase established Lines or passage apply to the Master, en board, or to 1
of sailing and Steam Packets to the various Southern ports
JOHN HALL and Co., 3, Tithebarn-street.
"of the Unian, as well as to Jamaica, the Havana, and other
-Pirts of the Gulf of MexieO. . . iv TO sail on the Bth January,-For ANTIGUA, the 1
4.11:‘, Ship PH(ENIX, JOHNIIXfrtey, Master.-For
MONTREAL.-On the 24th of -each month during the open •. 11`k..4.J freight or passage apply to ,•.•
season.
, - , E.*. and F. SHAND.
HAVANA.--0n the.sth of .each. month. .• • - .
To sail the 13th January.-For DEMERARA, the
Rm. JatsErao.-,On the Ist, 10th, and 20th of each month. Al Ship INDIAN CHIEF, J. H. WILLIAMS, Common-
,
,34*GENOA AND LikollaßN.-On the let and 16th of each'
month. v : 1,.,a, der; burthen per• register 416 'tons.-For freight or
LISBON.-On the Istand 16th of each month. - - - passage, her cabins being most comfortable and. com-
Oeoaro :-Every.three weeks.. • - - modious, apply to JOHN GLADSTONE and Co.
.•
NAPLES AND SICII,Y.--:Eyery three weeks. •
..,,k- To sail in all January.-For MADEIRA, MON,
SMYRNA AND CONSTANTINOPLE.-Every three weeks. ‘,,Zaa,, TEGO BAY, and LUCEA, and will deliver Goods
To the- BRITISH WEST rIVDIESI the foreign settlements of the
.17itires; at the adjacent Ports, the superior:British-built Barque
GULF OF
1,14;,-ighi„Bzc.
-- ._IO, JOHN BARNES, Master; barthen 252 tons.-For
. .111Exico the *Other portions of SOUTH AMERICA, apply to R. W. APPLETON, Tyrer-street.
theEAST INDIES; NEW SOUTH WALES, and the Islands and •
countries of the Easraing SEAS, vessels are sailing through- • - - For NEVIS and ST. KITTS, and will call at
out the year, if not on fixed days, at least with a frequency ANTIGUA should sufficient Freight offer, the Brig
...2t..,47,".,
2sCOthLiLtistalNnl I. oS.; 2'2,6 tons
r per register; to sail on the
and punctuality unknown to any other port in the British
t apply' to
Dominions. - MURRAY, SYME, and Co.
This arrangement has been exclusively made forthe Lines of
-thienteSuldiPd
Packets which sail punctually at -the appointed periods.-_ The
. .7:7* : ol': 6113tALRBe lirs VaSste HIGGOINg%
order of sailing in each line is accurately laid down in the 'sub-
~-..,-;;'.:• of January.-Fo'r freight or passage,t°apspaly to
- . . BARTON, IRLAM, and HIGGINSON. joined tables; the first ship under each head being the next in
. . .
rotation to sail. . •
AL For DEMERARA, the Ship MARY, JAMES NEL-
P. D..SigaifieS Prince's Dock; G. D., George's :S. D., Salt- A;Zr. SON, Master; intended to sail on the 11th January.-
4,,.,,:."::.; For freight or passage apply to _
January.-
house; -Q. D Queen's; K. D., King's; C. D., Canning; Cl. D.
• . Y 9 JOHN BOLTON.
Clarence ;• and B. D., Brunswick Dock. •
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First vessel.-For HAVANA, the well-known regu-
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BOSTON. -' - lar trader COUNTESS of LONSDALE, DANIEL
... ':- . rlr; GROOME, Master • . Al, coppered and copper-fastened,
Bail • . , • '
Where •- • - bur then per register 260 tons.-Fer freight or passage
apply to Captain GROOAIE, on board, King's Dock; to Messrs.
from ~Ships.. Captains.- Tons. ' Merchants. I,:mdiw,
L'ilos,j.6. "1. ENNANTS, MooRE, and Co.,- or to
•
....—.,J. NELSON WOOD and Co.
1834
Jan. s.Trenton Humana 500" Maury, Latham & Co. -
20 Lowell Crocker 500 T. &J. D. Thornely. II ill sail immediately. -For BARBADOS, -the
Feb. s'Plymouth Alterman. 500 Baring Brothers & Co.
IA Liverpool-built Barque GRATITUDE, A,,NDREW.
First class
.. :WHYTE, Master; lying on the East- Side Queen's
20 Vessel C. Humberstone & Co.
Dock.-For freighter passage,epply to
- II 'YES, LIT HERLAND, and Co.
•
HAVANA. Wolstenholme-square.
_
Sail
Where -VD
from Ships. Captains. Tons. Brokers. Loading. SOUTH AMERICA.
L'pool.
, ---- lB3-1 —Warranted first Vessel.-To sail immediately.-For
Jan. 3 Courier Campbell 235 C. Abercrombie C. D. ':',.. BUENOS AYRES Direct,' the remarkably fine new
iitai.`r Brig WILTON WOOD, Tnoms„,a'SrocknatE,'Mae-
- - ter; Al, now on her first voyage, coppered and cop-
. per-fastened, and expected to be a very fast-sailing vessel; her
RIO JANEIRO. accommodations for passengers are superior; lying west, gi.,!,
- King's Dock.-For freight or passage apply_to
.r.
Sail i .ASHLEY - Pit onlEns.
from Ships. Captains. Tons. Brokers. Zahctr.:g. To succeed the above, the Well-ktioni A 1 Liverpool-built
L'pool.
Barque MARY WORRALL, DAMaster; .VID SMITH, a 'eau-
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1834 • lar trader.
Jan. IJ. Stamp J. Young 400 W. and J. Tyrer P.D. -......
First class
„ 10 Vessel Ashley Brothers . - Warranted first Vessel.
i . ' For BUENOS AYRES Direct, and will deliver
. ~,...,:*a the whole of her cargo in the Inner Roads, the fast-
,
, -
.D.lfie'a sailing coppered and copper-fastened Brig PORCIA,
- of Yarmouth, EDWARD MARTIN, Commander; bur-
RIO JANEIRO. (Second Line.) then per' register 167 tons, AI at Lloyd's ; the .greater part of
-,..„
Sail - her cargo being engaged, she will have immediate despatch;
rypool. om Ships. Captains. Tons. Brokers. Where she has superior accommodations; lying in ,King's Dock.-
i- Loading. For freight or,passage apply to Mr. DANIEL CAMPBELL, or
COTESWORTH and SMITH.
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Jan. 1 Clifton WBushby 314 ' ' Coteiworth and Q. D.
Smith MEDITEURADI.EAN.
,
16 Abeona W Garbutt 214 Ditto IG. D. •
"".......................„..,.-..____.. - 1 For NAPLES and MESSINA, the SIX SISTERS,
_,•.,.. D. CAMPBELL, Master; A 1, 122 tons register, and
•i• ista having nearly the whole of her cargo now_going on
1.-.1",-,413 "N • . --r- - board, will be despatched •in a few days.-For terms
Sail of freight apply to- JOHN BIBBY and Co.
LShips
L'paoL , - Captains. Tons. Owners or Brokers Where
Loaditi:4. For VENICE ,and ThIESTE, and- will forward
laa„...
- - R. PITT, Mas-
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Jie. I A- , .57 r‘t ter- A 1, 158 tons register, is coppered and copper-
anl'aley Rolstone 16,1 John Bibby & Co. .."" r- fastened, and having a great part of her cargo engaged,
'1 =ye early despatch.-For terms -of freight apply to
JOHN BIBBY and Co.
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en *alt.
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Mail I'----H----!—"" ..
• The new Ship ALEXANDER, 481 register tons;
Lf,r,lntll. Ilips, Captains. Tons. Brokers. • Where
t...-...2___'Loading. 4,4,7tH• dimensions-length, 121 feet, breadth, -30 3-12 feet,
•ntitt- depth of hold, 21 4-12 feet.
Ellen --
-- -- -- The Ship MILO, (one year 01d;),462 register tons;
I German Blundell. 176 Geo. Hightield.- dimensions-length, 118 feet, breadth, 30 feet, depth of hold,
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The new Ship ALEXANDER, 481 register tons;
dimensions—length, 121 feet, breadth, .30 3-12 feet,
3trik depth of hold, 21 4-12 feet.
-- -- The Ship MILO, (one year olk)-462 register tons;
dimensions---length, 118 feet, breadth, 30 feet, depth of hold,
21 feel.
Both vessels are copper-fastened, and have been built and
equipped with very great care.—For particulars appli.B on
board, Queen's-Dock, or to DUNCAN GI

Tlift Brig MERSEY, burthen 219 tons, Liverpool-
-1/Pilt, and being well found in sails, &c., may be sent
..V4'ti %-i't to Oa at a trifling expense.—For particulars apply on
boqd, Salthouse'Dock, or to
BATESON and HORSFALL, Brokers.

The new Brigantine ALAMODE, 'built at. Poole,
60,\
min the
.present year, of the best materials *lid work-
.7A
anslnp, copper-fastened, is a handsome model, carries
a large cargo for her tonnage, ands rery fast; now
lying in the Rueen's'Dock. Length 76 feelichee; breadth
21 feet 51- iffebes; depth 13 feet 11 inches and admeasures
15665-94 tons:—For inventories applv to
THOS. and WM. EARLE and Co.