The Liverpool Standard and General Commercial Advertiser.
Liverpool, Merseyside, England, 1848-04-04 00:00:00

first-class American Packets
FOR NEW YORK,

GEORGIA, (new Air
ANDREW FOSTER, (new Packet Ship)
Captain HowEs
NEW WORLD, Captain KNIGHT

1250 tons.

The above Packet-ships sail punctually on their appointed
Ire built of the best materials, and in the strong-

conveyance of passengers. Their commanders are men of skill
and experience, and noted for their attention to Passengers.
For passage apply (if by letter, pre-paid) to
E. S. FLYNN, 117, Waterloo-road, Liverpool.

IMPORTANT TO EMIGRANTS.
E. S. FLYNN begs to acquaint the Public that he will despatch
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FROM LIVERPOOL TO NEW YORK,
on the 18th instant.
The above Packet-ship is one of the favourite Red Cross
Line, and amongst the largest packet-ships afloat. She is com-
pletely new, and having been built expressly for Passengers, is
unrivalled in the accommodations she offers them. Her be-
tween Decks are supplied with a most thorough system of ven-
tilation, well lighted,.and remarkable for their height and ex-
tent.
This Packet-ship is furnished with a most complete and con-

The first-class American Packet-ship
ANDREW FOSTER,
Captain HOWES, (late of the St. Patrick,)
2648 tons burthen,

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Venient apparatus for Cooking.
In the state cabin on deck, accommodation essentially the
same as that of the first cabin can be secured for the sum of

In addition to these manifold excellencies, the skill and
ability of her experienced Commander, fully manifested during
a period of thirty years, and his invariable kindness and at-
tion to Passengers, must entitle this noble ship to the preference
of all who intend to emigrate.

This ship carries a Surgeon
For passage apply to

E. S. FLYNN,
117, Waterloo-road, Liverpool

NOTICE

SOME misapprehension existing in the minds of
Merchants, Owners, Consignees and Masters of Vessels,
that I, JOHN DOYLE, am not a competent person to Survey
Ships and Cargoes (which is so reported by some interested
person), I respectfully beg leave to refer you to the following
testimonials of ability. There are only two Surveyors who re-
ceive a Salary from the Underwriters, viz., Mr. Alexander and
Mr. Bisset. I receive no salary, and therefore humbly solicit
the support of Merchants, Owners, COnsignees, and Masters of
Vessels, as an experienced SURVEYOR of SHIPS and CAR-
GOES ; it is my only means of getting a living ; and, feeling
confident, from experience as owner and master of several
vessels, also having superintended the building and repairing
of Vessels, that any business of this nature intrusted to my
care will be conducted to yeur satisfaction at the following
charges :—Opening batches and attendance during discharging,
10s. 6d. ; Certificate, if required, its. 6d.—l am, your obedient
servant, JOHN DOYLE.
Office, North East Corner of George's Dock Gates,
and No. 4, Gallon street.
For testimonials I beg leave to refer you to the following
Merchants, Shipowners, &C. :7--
Cyrus Morrall, Esq.
James He worth, Esq,
Messrs. M'Cracken and Jamieson.
Messrs. Harrison and Latham.
Ormerod Heyworth, Esq.
Messrs. Buchanan, Browne, and Co.
Messrs. William and James Tyrer.
Messrs. Ashley Brothers.
Kenneth Dowie, Esq.
Joseph Robinson, Esq.
Kenneth Pringle, Esq.
Messrs. Isaac Hadwen, jun. and Co.
John Carlisle, Esq. -
George Nuttall, Esq.
Messrs. J. Prowse and Co.
The number of Names to my Memorial in all are thirty-six,
now in the Underwriters' Reoms in this Port.

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—Pharrn. Journa?, May, 1846.—Prepared by piNx7FoRD and
EARLAND, 172, Bood•street, London, Chemists to Her Ma-
jesty the Queen Dowager, and H.R.H. the DukeOf Cambridge;
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