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The Liverpool Standard and General Commercial Advertiser.
Liverpool, Merseyside, England, 1832-12-04

o,cutb amcrica.

Warranted first Vessel vier the THOPLIS LEECH, or forfeit
jnight.
vor VALPARAISO, ARICA, ISLAY, and LIMA,
The tine river-built ' rque' JOHN,
Captain Jc RNDAVEY;
,---,V)gAined with six carriage gun ; A 1 at Lloyd's; cop-
'''
-:'.`l- oared and copper-fastened; ils remarkably fast; and
in every iesf;,,i, a most desirable conveyance for goods and pas-
lengers, arm the Captain well acquainted round the Horn.—
For te:m.s, &c., appiy on board, west side Prince's Dock, or to
W. & J. TYRER.

Warranted the first Vend Pernainbaco.
For PERNA M UCO,
The tine Ship CII 'FTAIN,
Captain H. LAIlt
A•l rnirthen per register 325 tons; c )pered and copper-fas-
tened sails remarkably fast.—For freight, or passage, apply
to. Messrs.. llEYwoar►l and C 0..; Mr., A. PARLAN.F., or to
GEORGE HIGHFIELD, Drury-lane..
Liverpool, Merseyside, England, 1832-12-04

lIOLLAND.

SECOND CHAMBER. OF THE STATES-GENERAL. -I.
THE HAGUE, Nov. 24.—A Royal message, with a projectt.
law for calling out the landsturm, was read as follows: at
"On the opening of your session in 1830, we announced is'
the service of the landsturm was prepared.
"The ardour with which our invitation to voluntary arw.V.,
was answered, and the patriotic feelings manifested as well
the first ban of the schuttery as by the land and naval f° 1,
have, however? enabled us to defer making use of this ad
tional force till the moment when greater dangers sh°
threaten our native
Div land.
" vine Providence has been pleased to suffer this nn°°eat
to come. orts
"Our merchantmen are placed under embargo in the P of
of France and England, and captured at sea by the fleet
.n
those Powers, which are cruising on our coasts. A s"-cit-
French army has entered with the avowed intention of atta a
ing the citadel of Antwerp. This army will therefore be
fined
postiion near to our territory, which has long been threaten
by" the arme
o Old force of elgium.
Tohfe c sequence Holland, B
owfh
who, in
these
sare
latter uncertain;tim es,
haveb;ath
sonstl
.toi.
proved themselves to be worthy of their ancestors, ought to
be prepared for all possible consequences, and had a rie,,oal
demand that every thing should be done that the eat"
institutions prescribe for the defence of the country. led
"Our decrees of the 17th Nov. and of this day have preliboa
for this case. Their object is to call out the 2nd and 3rd
_ri oat
of the schuttery, and the arming of the nation. They ow
the landsturm.
"We confide in your

pa,
you to the protection of God.
" The Hague, Nov. 23."
Liverpool, Merseyside, England, 1832-12-04

LORD SANDON,

purpose of addressing such of the t.'lL
On Saturday it *as pretty generally known that it was his
• sohri
tph'seianttteeLtioo
onnt,ofmoratkheehis appearenee on the Exchange in th!..`;sf
as might be there assembled, accordingly a considerable nonit'of
persons collected in tile area of the Exchange, to hear him' L!,
Lordship at length presented himself at the window of Messrs. Vt
bath, Tinne,
and Co.'s office, in the Exchange Buildings. Ilia seeci
which lasted three-quarters of an hour, consisted of explanitt°o
those parts of his conduct, in Parliament, which hare been Ineclicoo
subject of the most unrelenting bitterness of attack by the Pat els
of his rivals, and we have to regret the having, been deprived. 144
cumstances which it is unnecessary here to explain, of the opPerttk&
of giving anything deserving the name of a report. Advertiug t°
charge that had been made against him, of forfeiting his pledgel)/ved
vote upon shedule 8., his Lordship explained that he had
himself to support the great principles of the Bill, but reserve'i.
right to act upon his own judgment on any matter of mere '1'4,10
That in doing so, he certainly made use of the words that be 00
support the schedules A. and 8., meaning those embodying the to
great principles of disfranchisement and enfranchisement; ae'l,
this ground, he considered himself free to vote according to his
ment on shedule 8., which was, in fact, one of detaiL With 1'24
to his conduct on Lord Ebrington's motion, the Noble Lord saldlele
understood that motion not only as one declaratory of their att.,
ment to the cause of reform, but as one of approbation of the 0;
policy of ministers, involved in a general vote of confidence they
He withheld his vote on that occasion, because he could not vete c
ot:
the entire motion whilst he differed from ministers, nor Yet cel
against it whilst he supported reform. He never, he said, belie of
in the danger which many persons affected to see in the rejeetippt
that motion, because, had it even been rejected, he knew tbas,
measure of reform, large, extensive, and satisfactory, would b 4,4
been conceded to the country. He also said, that he never coallo,
a constitutional reformer, sanction any step which would go to
turb the ancient balance of the constitution, and which, whiw
strengthened one branch, would weaken, if not destroy, anl:
Upon the subject of colonial slavery, the Noble Lord enlargeu -tb;
considerable length. He was favourable to the emancipation °,a
ye
but apprehensive of the consequences of the plans which P'OA.
been proposed for that purpose by the friends of immediate abel4ttird,
After speaking for three quarters of an hour, his Lordshi re"
the audience below saluting him with three cheers.
Liverpool, Merseyside, England, 1832-11-27

piebittrrantan.

For' NAPLES and MESSINA,
The EUROPE, ,
,_., .14.. W. TIMOTHY, Mas -
- - Al, 145 tons burthen. This v el,' having a great
part of her cargo engaged, *ill be des ched immediately.—
For terms of freight, apply to JOHN 8188 Y 84 CO.
. ..
Liverpool, Merseyside, England, 1832-11-27

(One concern.)

For BARI3ADOES,
The Ship CHESHIRE,
;OM.: DANIEL CAMPBELL.
or h eight, or passa,ge' aPply to
R RATON, IRLAM and HIGGINSON.

,

For DEMERARA, - -
To sail in all this Month,
The Ship SAN DBAC
• Captain BISPHAM ;
Barthen 435 tons. Now lying in the P e's Dock.—For
freight or passage, apply to the Captain, on oard, or to
SANDBACH, TINNE, and CO.

b 11 gall on the sth December.—A" regular Trader.
For HAVANNA.
The superior armed Bri
COUNTESS OF LONS E,
'• DANIEL GROOME, er; . .
11 'King's Dock; burthen per register tons, A 1, cop-
p6i-ect and copper-fastened; British b t, expressly' for the
trifle, 'in which Captain Groome is particularly well acquainted.
—For -freight or Jpassage, having elegant accommodations,
apply to Captain Grbome, on board; to Messrs. TENNANTS,
MOORE & Go. Merehants, or to .

J. NELSON WOOD & Co.

To sail on Sunday positicel
For BARBADOE '
The Brig QUEBEC CKET, -
h. TATE, Mas er;
Lying in the George's Dock.—For freight, or passage, apply to
THOMAS LEE and CO.

&

For KINGSTON, JAMAI ,
•
vo. 'Fb.a regular-trading Bri A ELD,
1.h.. - JOHN NEWLAND ter.
For terms of freight, or pass aving very superior
accommodations, apply on board, in th rince's Dock, or to
JO-FIST. HALL & CO., 3, Tithebarn-street.
Liverpool, Merseyside, England, 1832-11-27

For BERBICE
The Barque BE B ,
R. GRAYSON, er;
Will be despatched in ourteen days.
Apply to JOHN CROSTHWAITE & CO.

conduct as tthis can be palliated, or how long the country
t Ph
submit to be so misgoverned, I really do not know; butt
pears to me, and I am most firmly and solemnlyof this oP—atii
that the low Whigs in this town would sacrifice the honourlt to
character of the country—the ruin of our commerce—wiere
keep Lord Grey and his twenty placemen and peusionetaopo
power, and in the receipt of their respective salaries, in the
that they will eventually share some of the good things of On,
To those who know Leeds, I,would.refer them to the slat
tures to the requisition to the Mayor; and I publicly ask tea
whether or no the requisition does not contain the naraeseast
majority of the most respectable and wealthy houses al
The requisition is a document that will speak for itself,
vies
will, I doubt not, have great, weight in the country. Ther Ise
a public meeting also at Huddersfield yesterday, on the s:lost
subject, convened by the High Constable, on one of the -
respectable requisitions ever presented in that town.
Yours, &c. A LooKER-T,O
Liverpool, Merseyside, England, 1832-11-27

*dui by Auction.

SALE OF A FEW IN EVERTON CHURCH.
By Messrs. T. and J. TROTTER;
84 order of the Trustees,—On FRIDAY nr,t,/the 30th instant,
at Six o'clock in the evening, at the 6use of Mr. Stretch,
A ?EW in the
n'ue Liver Tavern in Kirkdale,
GALLERY of EVERTON CHURCH.
lii,s_ Further articulars may be known on application to
I,6::::_TROTT'EpR, Whitechapel.
Liverpool, Merseyside, England, 1832-11-27

utb Anitrica.

IVarraute I first Vessel after the' THOMAS LEECH, or finj'elt
freight.
or VALPARAISO,, ARICA, ISLAY, and .LIMA,
• The fine rider-built 'Barque +1;
" Captain JOHN DA%
Armeel with six carriage giins ; ' at Lloyd's; cop-
- pered and comier-fastened; arkably fast; and
in every respect a ino6t desirable conveya. e for g9otis and pas-
sc.rig3r:f, -and the Captain well acquainted round the Horn.—
F ur tains, Scc.,.app:y on board, west side Prince's Dock, or to
W. & J. TYRER.

Wtimintedfrrst Vessel after the ThOMAS
Fel-VALPARAISO, INTERME,PIOS, and LIMA,
lite-New Liverpool-built copperred_and co -fas-
tened Barque GLAISIMALF
R. CASSON, Conunande ,
Biirthen 199 tons. This superior v ,e 1 is expected to
sail fast; •her Captain is well acluanite ith the navigation
mond Cape Hera; she has a considerab part of her cargo al-
ri.;ady on tioard, affords a very desirable conveyance for freight
oepassengers, and will have early- despat.ch;lying west side
Giiorge's Dock.—Apply to tho... Captain, on hoard or to
COTE WORTH & SMITH, 2'2, Chapel-walks.

For MAHANHAM,
4
The fine Ship °THE". , %), Capt..). G. LEGG
AI, 403 tons register;. newly pered and copper-
fay...tied ; sails remarkably tast; and i very respect a supe-
rior c< nveyance toi goods and passenge s.—Por terms, Sic.,•ap-
piy to .viessrs. Ilhf a RsoN, SELLAR, and Co., or to
W. Si J.. TYRIM.

To sail on the Ist December. -
For PERNAMBUCO
The fine Ship CHIEF' IN,
• Captain H. B ; •
:burthen per. register' 325 tons; co ,erect and copper-fas-
tii,ett; -sails remarkably fast.—For freight, or passage, apply
to Messrs. HEYWORTH and Co.; Mr. A: YABIiNE or to
• GEORGE HIGHFIELI.I, DLL -

6
Liverpool, Merseyside, England, 1832-11-27

Vortrn.

Much is the force of heaven-bred poesy.
SITAKSPEARE.

A CHILD'S MORNING• THOUGHTS,
( From the Saturday Magazine.)

SnE the sun, how broad and red!
He seems to touch that elm tree's head;
See; about htm cling in crowds,
Crimson, blue, and golden clouds ;
And the sky above him glows,
With a colour like the rose.

See, what little shining heads,
Hang upon the flowers and weeds ;
All the lawn is covered quite
With a veil of watery white ;
And the distant meadows seem
Almost hid in misty steam.

Happy birds are on the wing ;
Hark ! how loud and sWeet they sing !
See that speck upon the sky,—
'Tis a lark ; I saw her fly.
Happy birds ! I'm happy too ;
I will skip and sing with you.

But before I run to play,
Let me not forget to pray
To him who kept me through the night;.
Woke me with the morning light
Made for sleep the darkness dim,
And the day to worship Him.

Lord ! may every rising sun
See a better life begun !
May I love and serve Thee more
Than I ever loved before !
In my work and in my play,
Be Thou, Lord, with me to-day I
Liverpool, Merseyside, England, 1832-11-27

SOLD BY

ROSS AND NIGHTINGALE,
PRINTSELLERs .ETC.
CHRONICLE OFFICE, 12, LORDLSTREET, LIVERPOOL;,
Who have also on Sale,
The Cook's Own Book, being Kitchiner in Miniature, by an
English Cook, price One Shilling.
We give it as our opinion, without fe or trembling, that
every Cook should own this Book."—Unit d Kingdom.
Economical Receipts for Cooking, by . W. Lopresti, many.
years Chief Cook to his Royal Hight the Duke of Glouces.:
ter. Price Is.
How to keep House ; or Comfort and Elegance, on £l5O to
£2OO per annum; with Tables for Marketing, &c. &c.—Dedi-
cated to all Housekeepers in the United Kingdom. Eighth
Edition. Price Is.

The New Book of Economy, or How to Live on £3OO to
£3OOO a year. Price is.
Open Sesame; or the Way to get Money ! By a Rich Man
who was once Poor. Price ls.
Standard Rules for Married Ladies; containing Instructions
to make Rood and honest Female Servants; with hints for their
own happiness. By a Lady of Manchester. Price 6d.
Hints to Unmarried Ladies, in a letter from Ephraim Bleu-
kinsop, to his ward, Miss Lydia Languish. 6d.
The Family New Test pook ; for the detection of all Poisons
and Fraudulent Ingredieiats in Malt Liquors, Wines, and Spi-
rits. A new Edition, with considerable Additions, Corrections,
and Improvements. By a Practical Chemiit. • Price Is.
Important Advice to Married Men. 6d.
How to Live without Pain, and to' arrive to a Healthy Acti-
vity in Old Age, with a Recipe for Brewing your own Porter
and Beer, by which means a Family may save one half. Is.
How to get Married; addressed to all Young Ladies and Gen-
tlemen. Is.

"Courtship the Heaven of our Youth?'—FOßDE. •
ST. ALBANS GRAND STEEPLE CHASE, Published
by J. MOORE, at his Picture Frame Manufactory, West-street,
Upper St. Martin's-lane, Six spirited coloured ENGRAVINGS,
from Paintings taken on the spot, by Pollard, engraved by
Hunt, Pyall, and Bentley, with P?rtraits of the Horses' and
their Riders, including many of the most interesting occurrences
during the Chase. Price, in colours, proof impressions, to Sub-
scribers, £2 12s. 6d. A coloured engraved Key, prescribing
every Horse and their Riders, will be given with the above.
R.
,and N. receive as soon as published M 4 Lean's beautiful
Lithograhic Heads after Grevedon. The following are already
published:—Here's to Thee—The Seraglio-He is not A-Miss—
The English, Scotch, Irish, French, -Venetian, and Spanish
Coquets—My Friend's Dress—Taking the Veil—Laura—The
Confidant—The Evil Eye—Two Strings to my Bow—Lord
Byron's Haidee—Lord Byron and Marianne—Don Juan—Ma-.
zaroni and Wife—First Love—Cornine—Juliet after the Mat-
querade-'- William Tell—Donna Damiana—Jeune Grec—The
Bride and Bridesmaid—lntrigue, or Key of the Harem—Vlora
Macdonald after the Ball, &c. &c. Prwe 2s. coloured, and
plain.
Liverpool, Merseyside, England, 1832-11-27

ZZlcot Enbto.

To sail immediately,
e- For MORANT BAY, BLACK RIV
", , SAY ANA LA MAR, and ,GREEN AND
:,;`'a JAMAICA, ,
- The first class Barque C HAM,
J. H. WILLIAMS, Co nder;
Burthen per register 354 tons. This vessel has superior: cabin
accommodation; and will deliver goods at any of the above ports.

To sail in three weeks.
For DEMERARA,
The Ship INDIAN CHIEF,
JAMES HARGREAVES, Commander;
Burthen pr register 417 tons..—For freight, or pas-
sage, having excellent cabin accommodation, apply to
JOHN GLADSTONE and' CO.
Liverpool, Merseyside, England, 1832-11-27

the market is very firm at the (tuotations; small sales of COD
are reported at £25 to £25 los. r tun.-LINsEEn On. is .in
good request, and 2s. 2d. readily obtained; pale RAPE is less
enquired for.-----About 120 tons of PALM UM have brought
£32 15s. to £33 10s. 419' ton.-In consequence of the advance
in rough TURPENTINE, there is more demand for SPIRITS, and
sales have been made at an advance of Is. 4y cwt.-The
transactions in HEMP, on the spot, continue limited at the
quotations; a further sale of 50 tons of Petersburg clean, to
arrive, has been made at £2B 4f,' ton. Little done in FLAX.
-
A further adVance of 6d. #' cwt. has been obtained for TALLow,
at which the market is very firm.

COTTON.—There was au improved demand for American
descriptions this week, and lower qualities are rather dearer
but the market for Brazil and Egyptian continues heavy, and
last week's quotations are barely supported. 1000 bags of
American have been taken on speculation.

SALES OF THE WEEK.
s. d. ' s. d.
240 Sea Island . . 111 to 14 Para . . . • -- to --
Stained . . . -- to -- Demerara, &c. to --
4650 Bowed Georgia 64 to 71 460 Egyptian . . . 84 to 91
3450 1 Mobile . . 61 to 74 Barbadoes . . -- to -_
S Alabama .. . 61 to 71 Bahama
_._ . -- to --
4270 New Orleans . 6f to 74 Common W. India -- to --
450 Pernam. Sc Ceara 81 to 94 Carthagena . . -- to --
750 Bahia and Maeeio 74 to 81 Smyrna . . . -- to --
Maranham . . 81 to 81 570 Surat . . . . 41 to 6
540 /
Sawginned Do. . 71 to 8 Bengal . . . . -- to --
Minas . . .. . to --
The imports are ;—Upland, 2563 ; West Indies, &c., 167.--Total
12730 bags.
Imports of Cotton Wool from the Ist of January to the 24th of
Nov., 1832, inclusive, ( and for the same period last year) at
Liverpool, London, and Glasgow :
West India,

American Brazil Demerara, Sic. East Ind. Egypt Total
This year 591,266 104,756 6408 75,192 41,202 818,824
Last year 570,642 158,280 8490 62,231 37,953 837,596

Increase 20,624
0
--- -
Exported since Ist January . . . . 66,258
Same period last year 73 OlO

0
53,524

0 1.2,961

Decrease

0 18,772

Decrease . . .

. . . 6,752 Bags.

LIVERPOOL COTTON MARKET.

Monday Evening, November 26th, 1832.

Thete is no alteration in the prices of Cotton since our last. The
sales on Friday were 3,500 bags, and 1,500 on Saturday. There have
been very few buyers in the market to-day, and the sales are only
50 bags Maranham 8/d., 200 Bahia 7id. to Bd., 100 Egyptian 81d. to
94d., and 1,200 American 61d. to 71d.

The arrivals are---1 vessel from New Orleans, 1 New York, and
Philadelphia.
Liverpool, Merseyside, England, 1832-11-27

MANCHESTER CORN MARKET, SATURDAY.

Fine samples of Wheat supported previous prices at our market this
morning, but inferior qualities were dull sale, and lower rates sul;-
Ir.itted to ;we do not, however, vary the quotations. There was
little inquiry for new Oats, and they may he quOted id per .15113 s
lower. In old no variation, Oatmeal has been ready sale at our
currency. , The trade in Flour generally was heavy.

TM import of Butter has been very heavy, and holders have shown
great anxiety to effect sales ; in consequence a reduction has taken
place in prices of fully 3s. to 4s. per cwt, and little disposition has
been Ishown to purchase at that•decline.
Liverpool, Merseyside, England, 1832-11-27

Xortb Anurita.

To sail on Thursday, the 28th i ant.
For ST. JOHN'S, N. ~
The A 1 Barque 'L NOR, .
Jostpn STEPHE Master;
516 tons register; lying in the Brun- ek, Dock; 'well known
as a'regular trader, and for her rem rkably quick passages.—
For freight, or passage, apply on board, or to
CANNON and 'MILLER.
Liverpool, Merseyside, England, 1832-11-27

'team Varketo.

t For DUBLIN AND BELFAST..
4/, THE CITY 01' DUBLIN
01 STEAM-PACKET COMPANY,
; INCORPORATED BY ACT OF PA AMENT.
'The aoove Company sail their Vessels, ( or 'mahout
Pilots,) taking Goods and Passengers to following ports,
namely,
To DUBLIN Daily.
To BELFAST, the HIBERNIA, To-morrow, (Wednesday)
at Three o'clock in the Afternoon, from George's Pierhead.
Apply, for Dublin Line, to
SAMUEL PERRY, 27,
for Belfast Line, to Water-street.
JOHN WCAMMON.

STEAM CONVEYANCE FROM LIVER-
. lA* POOL TO
amOSCteAMiioF.
ISaEk ANNAN,
SOLWAY,
C. LITTLE, MASTER;
Sails every Monday, at high-water, from t North end,
Clarence Dock, for the Carlisle Canal, callin ff Whitehaven,
Mary Port, Workington and Ann aterfoot, to land
Passengers. She returns from the C. and Annan Water-
foot on Wednesday, calling at the afore-named Ports, to
receive and land Passengers.

The Steam Boat CUMBERLAND,
J. SEWELL, MASTER;
Sails from North end, Clarence Dock, every Wednesday,
at high-water, calling at the above places, and sails every
Friday, from the Carlisle Canal.
By these conveyances, goods are forwarded free of Commis-
sion, to all parts of Cumberland, Westmorland, and the county
of Durham ; the Solway affords an excellent conveyance to
Dumfries, and parts adjacent.
For Freight or Passage apply to
F. THEAKSTONh, 18, Water-street.
Liverpool, Merseyside, England, 1832-11-27

LONDON LATEST NEWS.

. . ,
- London, Sahara* x 769 The
The city news of this day presents but little varieVi-, tioes
funds have undergone no material Change, and-sPe,V,„%abing
in these and ether securities are very limited. The Wl, sOO
steam packet, Tiamona, which arrived this evening, brilruia
flesh intelligence; ndr has any recent account,
gussets or -Paris reached town up to this hour,- (1%:1 u'e peteti
althoUgh I have reason to know, that despatehes. were c%F.'",,,h
by private individuals, as well as by the Dutch and I' I,ich
embassies. It would-be idle to detail the several rumours all
are afloat, and which possess no interest, because 09' sr?. the
without a shadow of authenticity. The general opin," ,lerea
best informed persons is, that Antwerp will not be surreu cept
peaceably, and hat its-capture is almost impraeticable, e''atral
through the city., which the French are anxious to make n.e u of
01-ound. The siege must be a loner one, and the eitheiock.,)
Protra ry
butch and Belgian separation is likely tto be as well
by war as by diplomacy. questiocA

have eri re.
LONDON' SATURDAY, Nov. 24th.—" Accountss--ve be
pest
ceived at Lloyd's this morning from their agent at foal
left the combined squadron on the 22d instant. An ° utic
letter has also been received by the Secretary anti ° she
ing the arrival of a vessel from the Texel, where have
for Lloyd's from the Admiralty, stating that instructionad the
been forwarded to the authorities in the West [tidies, an
to of
Commanders-in-Chief on other stations, informing- the ~ing
the blockade against the Dutch, for the purpose of their taersty.
the necessary precautions for the interest of British PrnP___„;e
Liverpool, Merseyside, England, 1832-11-27

RULES FOR EMPLOYING TIME.—In the morning, when ,Dg
awake, accustom yourself td think first Upon God, or sonse"hirie
in order to His service ; and at night, also, let him close t
fll
eyes. Let your sleep be necessary and healthful, not idle i,lO,
expensive of time beyond the needs and conveniences °lhicli
ture; and sometimes be curious to see the preparation II: the
the sun makes when eoming forth from his chambers 0' ;u•east. Let every man that hath a calling be diligent in Puaohle
ance of its employment, so as'not lightly or without reasood by
occasion to neglect it in those times which ate usually au io
the*cuitom of prudent persons employed in it. Let all the.
tervals or void spaces of time be employed in prayer, reddlo:,,°°
meditating, works of nature, recreation, charity, friendlin_vee
neighbourhood,- and means of spiritual and bodily health; the
remembering so to work in our calling as not to negleelo.oj,
work of our high calling, but to begin and end the day itie,
with such forms of devotion as shall be proper to our neeeS!
Ferdinand of Spain has established a new institution,M the
express purpose of instructing, gratuitously, those engaged t"
arts and manufactures, in the scientific principles of their r
tive trades, on a plan similar to mechanics' institutions%
„tific
institution is now flourishing, the .lectures on various seteaPnisli
subjects are regularly given, exhibitions of the works of ShP,;,bet
indUstry yearly take place, and Professor Casa-Seca Pn"o
a quarterly journal of useful instructions for the express Dish
pose of spreading the knowledge of them among the Sr Sept,
nation. He is evidently a favourite at Court, and watd
about three years ago,• to travel over France and Eng'"
col.ect scientific information and mechanical discoveries. hes
MECHANICS' INSTITUTIONS.—The Russian. Governirlt ,
established a Mechanics' Institute at St. Petersburgh•
opened in October, 1831; One hundred and thirty-two P. de
are now educated in it at the expense of the State. The' rite,
declared to be exempt from corporeal punishment, fro°'
ypgi
poll-tax, and military conscription. They may take ,Ptioa
branch of industry without an apprenticeship, and hart°
these privileges to their children, who shall be entitled t° tog•
them so long as they continue to follow their fathers' cadentg
They are to be styled artizans or masters ; and, indePen wl,
of the pupiLs to be educated at the public expens ' 001
are to be chosen from the middling classes,-other' youtissivt.
avai' themselves of the, institution, on terms to be preset stir
'e
A sum equal to £5500 is to be annually appropriated to its .1,01
port, and gratuitous instruction in the art. of design is to be %.ia-
to the lower orders of mechanics; after morning service 00 ht
days and holidays, The- `buildings for' this establishment t
been erected on the site of what was once a morass, in frond
of
Jaegerhof; and two spacious fields, ornamented with r°,7004.
wild chesnuts, have been set apart for the scholars' recreaP
—Quarterly Journal of Education.
Liverpool, Merseyside, England, 1832-11-27

PRICE OF SHARES.
Liverpool Coal Gas ...
Liverpool Oil Gas
Liverpool and Harrington Water Shares . .
Bootle (Win
Exdhang,e•Buildings
Liverpool and -Manchester Railway, . £lOO paid £lBO.lO
;.• Old Quarter Shares . . . • 25 • • 44 0 ..
Nevi Ditto
Stockton and Darlington
Bolton and Leigh ditto . . . . - -
• Ditto
Warrington and Newton di* . .
Kertyon and• Leigh Junction ditto .
Win:Branch ditto
St. ilelen's and Runcorn Gap Railway 100 .. 90
Leicester and Swannington ditto . . 59 .. 58
Leeds and Selby
.25 .. 20
Prciton and Wi.can
Manchester, Ninon, and Bury Canal
Railway Company . . . . , j 18 ..
Bank oflianeliester
Bank' of Liverp00l
Liverpool Marine Assurance Company 25 ..
Oldham Gas and Waterworks . . . 10

19 0 Od
11 17 6d
28 5 Od
14 tid
Liverpool, Merseyside, England, 1832-11-27

DIED.

On the 13th instant, at the Rectory-house, Burrow-on-the-Hill,
Leicestershire, much lamented, John Wright Nutt, second son of the
Rev. William Young Nutt, and Nephew of Mr. George Wright,
Brewer, of this town.
On'the 3d of May, near Marnbamgoin, at Malacca, aged 19, Ensign
•George Ilolford Walker, third son of Joshua Walker, Esq., of Ivy
Lode, St. John's Wood, near Leeds, and grandson of the late Joshua
Walker, Esq., of Clifton-house. He was shot through the heart while
doing duty with the sth Native Infantry, and died instantaneonsly.
On the 11th of June, Mrs. Ward, relict of the late Rev. W. Ward,
one of the Serampore missionaries,
On the 14th instant, at Brighton, Lady Stafford, of Cosset'. This
event will put many distinguished Catholic families into mourning.
Her Ladyship was file youngest daughter and co-heiress of Edward
Solyard, Esq., and formed a matrimonial connection, in 1799, with
Sir George Jerningham, whose claim to the barony of Stafford was
allowed in 1826, and by whom she has left a surviving family of six
sons and five daughters. The Hon. Robert Edward Petre, and Thos.
Alexander Fraser, Esq., married two of the Hon. Misses Jerningham.
It.r Ladyship mingled much in the brilliant scenes of last season, and
a few weeks only preceding her demise, she was on a visit, with her
Lord and daughters, to their Majesties at Windsor.
On the Ulth instant, on the North Quay, Isle of Man, Mr. John
Roskell, aged 65 years, formerly of this town.
'On the 18th instant, aged 20, Ann, second daughter of the late
Richard Ellingthorpe, Esq., of Shorrcelt-hey, near
On the 16th instant, at Edinburgh, the Right Hon. the Countess of
On ti,e 16th instant, at Pishopstherre Palace, York, Lady A.
Vernon Harcourt, Lady of his Grace the Archbishop of York.
On the 15th instant, at Villa Marina, Isle of Man, Colonel Robert
Steuart, Receiver-General of that Island, aged 65 years.
On the 13th instant, aged 61, Mr. John Edwards, for many years
In the employ of Messrs., A. F. and R. Maxwell, much respected.
On the 12.41 instant, at the dwelling-house of her son-in-law, ktf,jcr-
Street, Manchester, at the advanced age of 103, Mary Gill.
On the 11th instant, after a tedious illness, aged 47, Mr. W"M'J
Pennington, of Aston, near Frodshaxn ; for many years faithful
steward to the Aston - - • •
Liverpool, Merseyside, England, 1832-11-27

_
, . •

rot *teigbt, .grr

For freight or charter.
The fine A 1 Jer y=built Ship,
ST. 01X,
Captain .ADLLY ;
Burthen per register 413 tons; cop red and copper-fastened;
sails very fast, andis now ready to receive a cargo —Appry to
DANIEL BUCHANAN.

. -
. .
vosztil • .41.,,,' I\
' \ For GREENOCK and GLASGOW.
/
~...-4iik ' With Goods an ' 3assengers.
Tile City of Glasgow Steam Pac t Co.'s VESSELS,
JOHN WOOD, ADR YSll. e, Commander,
CITY of GLASGOW, JOHN ARTHUR, Commander,
Are intended to sail from Claren Dock •as under, with or
without Pi ts: •
City of Glasgow, on Tuesdays. Jhn Wood, on Saturdays.
27tti Nov. 2 o'Clock Aftern. Ist Dee. 5 o'clock Even.
4th Dec. 7 - Foren.
11th -12 - 5 - Even.
isth - 11 ---- Foren.
Apply to DAVID AI'IVEI3, 33, Water-street.:
Liverpool, Merseyside, England, 1832-11-27

Eat Enbito.

First Vessel.
For BATAVIA, SINCAPORE and
• MANILLA,
teia' The.fine first-class licensed armed British-built
Brig LION,
• __ Captain Wm. BATHIE;
Rtirthen 275 tons; coppered, sails fast, and is, in ever espect,
a first-rate conveyance for goods and passenge ..--Appiy to
Messrs. MURRAY, SYbIE, and Co., or to
AIKIN HUGHES.
Will be cleared on the 17t ecember.
k4:7441 . For BOMBA
The Ship GIPSEY,
R. HiumAT, Commander;
Burthcn 400 tons.—For freight, or passage, apply to the Cap-
tain, on board, Prince's Dock; Sir John Tobin, or
WILLIAM CLAY, Broker.

•
Will be despatchicl on the Ist Deceit
For MAURITIUS;
The WILLIAM' SALTHO SE,
J.' ROBERTS, Comma r,;
For freight; Rm., apply to JAMES AIKIN, or
TAYLOR, POTTER, and CO
Liverpool, Merseyside, England, 1832-11-27

LONDON CORN EXCHANGE. FRIDAY.

The arrivals of Grain this week are small, and there is an incon-
siderable return of Flour. The VV heat trade is firm at much thesame
pricei as on Monday. Barley, Beaus, and. Peas maintain former
rates. Oats are rather dearer, but sales are slow. .Flour meets. a ready
sale at former prices.
Liverpool, Merseyside, England, 1832-12-21

importo.

.
IVEST INDLVS.
Edward, Henry, fmKingston,• Jamaica, with 15 tcs coffee, tucha-
-min and troWn—lso hg3 phriento, 20 tes coffee, 4 t logWoOd, J Adams
pus 15 lids rum, _lo.ltds sugar, 10-t logwood,.J Mulholland-28 tcs
it brig edfrte, W J Mellor juri, and co-24
lids 5 brls sugar, order—lliiier .
Lawrence, Gill, fm Demerara, with 70 hds sugar, 28 pns 28 hds 13
brls rutn,'•.K I3l•Kenzie,=-30 lids stigair, 8 iing 8 lids 13 brls
Mackay-105 hds sugar, Wilson._ and tort-- do, J Gresham-20 pns
20 brlS rum,' SO bgs cotti,c, N • WaterbonSe and Suns--,23 brls do, 17
bales cotton, J Porter--75 do,.T, and 11 Littledale and co---. 2 bgs coffee
J Sugar, 11 do, J Bolttiii-20 MS 69 brls sugar
59 pus melasses, .19 pus I hd rum; ,3 jars preAerves, 3 kits plantains, 40
lids salted hides, oruer—K Dk
Liverpool, Merseyside, England, 1832-12-21

TO COEMESPONDENrs.

W. J." came to hand too late for insertion. •
A. 8.," " LUSITANUS," " A IIotLANDEn," and "1"11-
HUmnuic,". are too late in the
,field. -

" A LIVERPOOL GENTLEMAN " will find that he has bee? 4 anti*
eipated in this day's publication by "Tug WOMEN."
Several communications which hare been received "lie on th 6
table," for consideration.

BIRTH.
On Sunday last, the lady of Edward Wilson, jun., Esq., of 5

MARRIED.
On Wednesday the 19th instant, at Walton-on-the-il, o f
Rev. George Cooper, M. A., Mr. Edward Rogerson, eldest
Edward Rogerson, Esq., of Fazakerly, to Mary Catherine, y-0"'
daughter of Mr. William Cooper, Tosteth Park.
Liverpool, Merseyside, England, 1832-12-21

So be iLet.

1110 he LET, an excellent FAMILY HOUSE 1h Hoye street, containing on the sank story two ' hens, Ser-
vants' Ilanßittler's Pantry,- Store-room, arr, Wine and
Ale Cellars. On the ground floor, Dining Drawing-room,
26 and 27: by 16 feet, Breakfast-room and tudy, with Glass
Pantry, &c. On the second story, five good BiA-rooms with
Dressmg-rooms and Water Closet. In the attick, four Rooms.
A large Garden. Also, a lot of Land adjoining, 44 yards by 8
wide, to be sold or exchanged for a House.
Apply to A. COATILS.
Liverpool, Merseyside, England, 1832-12-21

THE PORTUGUESE BUSINESS.

We have, after a long interval of silenee, received in-
telligence from Oporto. It comes down to the 9th inst.
The prospects of the Pedroites were daily becoming
more and more desperate,—provisions were so scarce,
that a proclamation was' hourly expected, limiting the
consumption' of fresh meat to the hospitals. A fresh im-
portation of vagabonds from St. Giles's had been made,
and even the Pedroite- accounts describe them as the
very offscourings of society. They were brought in the
. Lord of the Isles steamer, which passed the Miguelite
batteries by hoisting British colburs. If this be not in-
stantly' inquired into, and severely punished, it is plain
that the neutrality in the. Douro is a farce. That Don
Miguel's batteries are perfectly able to make the block-
, ade effectual, was proved by their sinking a French vessel
immediately after. Nothing but the respect paid to the
EngliSh flag saved the Lord of the Isles ; and, we trust,
.-that'after this we shall hear no more of the case of 'the
Raven, about which so much has been said.
Don Miguel had arrived before Oporto, and the firing
both of shot and shells was becoming very hot and de-
structive. The British battalion was discontented, hold-
.ing meetings daily to obtain redress for broken promises;
and, on the whole,_ the accounts are of such a nature,
that we sho'uld not be astonished to hear, by the next ar-
rivals, that Oporto is in the hands of!Don Miguel.—
Standard.
Liverpool, Merseyside, England, 1832-12-21

THURSDAY, 20th December.—Noon, Wind N.W.—Fair.

. . _ .
ARRIVED.—Kelsick Wood,. —, from, uebec • Clio, Dawson, St.
John's; N;B: ;: Bispharn, Evans, Palermo ; Providentia,. Down, Smyr:.
na ; Zante, Williams, Zante; Bonanza, Clarke, from Arica, (sailed
28th August) ; and Sophia, Eason, from Quebec, (sailed 23rd"Nov.,—
She spoke the Matgdret; Balroui, arid Jonas, about 20 miles below
Quebec. On the 27th and 28th Nov., she experienced a heavy fall of
snow ; the ice had formed off Ariticoati, The James Laughton, and
Hunter, were. to sail about the 26th.

On the 3Oth Oct., the Bonanza, in lat. 25 6 S. long. 31 2W. spoke
the ship Mary; from London, for N. S: Wales. On 6th Nov., in. lat.
55 S. long. 29 W., spoke the brig Sarah Birkett, from Buenos Ayres.
On 14th Nov:, -in lat. 52 8% lOng. 28 45 W., spoke 11:M.S. Tyne,"ficim
Falmouth,- for Rio de Janeiro.
John Taylor, CrawfOrd, (18th Anguit), and Cordelia, Weaver, (21st
August), hence at Bombay.
Zeno, Lawson, front Valparaiso, at Arica, and sailed for Islay.
Southanipton/Briggs, from Valparaiso, at Ariea.-
Floraville, Stephenson, hence at Buenos Ayres;
Oberon, Taylor, from Batavia at Genoa.
Helen; Smith, hence at Gibraltar.
-Mammy, Jones, hence at Lisbon.
•
Babette, Konig, hence at LithOn. •
Neptunus, -Weoston, hence at Copenhagen.
• Margaret, 'Welsh, froth Itiorite Video; at Kinsale:
ntelope, Kyle, from -St: Johp's, N. 8., at Cork.
John Stamp, hence for Bombay, put into Milford 18th inst.

- • SAILED.—Crown, Cownizim,fOr Calcutta : • Matilda; Phillips, Leg-
horn: Fisk, Dixon, Buenos Ayres; North America. Macey, New
York; Amelia Matilda, Lilly, Africa. • .

TELEGRAPH OFFICE, 20th Deeeniber.
Wind at Rolkhektl, W:N.W. light breeze in the'rnorning.—W. at
noon.—W.I.S.W. in the evening.,
Liverpool, Merseyside, England, 1832-12-21

On *air.

On TUESDAY, the Ist January next, qt, Twelve o'clock;-at noon,
at the Green Wands, within two miles of the t of Done-
gall,. in Ireland; on account of wh iom t may co ern,
The HULL and 'MATER •of the Ship
JOSEPHINE; of w York,.
Of the burthen of 11-95th tons register, now lying
in the Bay of Donegail, off the Green. Islands, whither
she was driven by stress of weather on her voyage from Belfast
to New Yolk. The said vessel is coppered and copper-fastened,
and the materials consist of Sails, Rigging, Chain Cable,
Anchors Hawsers, Long Boat. and sundry other articles.—
For particulars apply to I%IALCOMSON and BELL, No. 9,
Donegan Quay, Belfast;
.or to
MALCOMSON, BELL, and Co.
Belfast, Dec. 13. 11, Chapel-street, Liverpool.

, .
• For SALE . ." .
.t.,.." The New Ship AI
JW.O_Bnrthen per register 461 tons ; •t of
.the best mate-
-- rials, and may be sent to sea at small eense.—For
inventory, &c., apply to . DLINCANxp GIBB.

• - For SALE,
The new Barque MANSFI D,
..1 -70*--- 290 tons register, thoroughly cop e astened,. carries
•' -- - .a large cargo,. sails. fast, .and is. ry way an eligible
merchant vessel.---l:. or inventory, tir,c.'aiip vto
• 1111NCAN GIBB.
Liverpool, Merseyside, England, 1832-12-21

VESSELS ENTERED FOR LOADING.

EAST INDIES.
Anderson, Wise & co., 237 Scott, K,
C Humberstow& co, 345 Statesman, G;

WEST' INDIES ,- &C.
Barton, Wain and co, 386. Bolivar, P,
*Andrew and Pilcbei, 89 Nero, S.
T Holt W Ker & co, 159 Rival, P,
W Clay, ' 218 Belina, P, '
T H Murray, . 237 Isabella, P,
Sir J Tobin, 335 Elizabeth, P,

MED/TERit ANEAN.
IBibby,St co, 139 Tribtme, K,
G Yates & Chapman 8:c 266 Marwood, G,
Willis,
Moss and Hampsou.. .113 Anna Sophia, S,

Sineafore••
Batavia, Manilla, &
' Sindatore

Madeira & Barbados
St Michael's
Kingston, Jamaica
13erbiee
Demerara
Demerara
Liverpool, Merseyside, England, 1832-12-21

Theatre-Royal, Liverpo..sl.

THE Four BOHEMIAN-BROTHERS (from. the Argyle
Rooms, London,) gratefully acknowledge the distinguished
patronage with which their CONCERTS have been lionntrred
in Liverpool, and beg leave to state, thatithany families of
tinction being disappointed of admitta •e, in e.s3iiselueuce:-4,
the Adelphi Rooms not being static y large, they nave 411 C -
Ceeded in engaging the THEATuL-Ro AL
FOR ONE NV ONLY,
•
FEJDAY Evening, the 21st, w they will have the lianaiir
of appearing in the Costume of their Country, and sing sever'4l
Ness, Airs.

*** The regular Orchestra of the Theatre.are engaged, and
will perform several favourite Overtures in the c(rallW Of the
evening.
The whole to conclude i(lttb.' Haydn's celebrated Anthem—
Gott Erkalte Franz Den Kaiser.
(rP. The Theatre will be well aired.
Tickets, and places for the Boxes, to be had at thoßax-office,
where places may be taken This Day• and on Wedneeday and
Friday, from 10 till 2.
Doors to be opened at half-past Seven, and eminence. at
Eight.
Boxes, Lk—Upper Do., 3s. 6d.—Pit, is.
Liverpool, Merseyside, England, 1832-12-21

BRITISH FIRE OFFICE,

STRAND, and CORNHILL, LONDON, Instituted 1799.
THE terms upon which this op-established Company Iran-
sacts ifs. business will be found highly advan ,geous. Am-
ple security for payment of losses, which are liqui ated promptly,
and without deduction. Common Risk, is fid ier cent.; - Sim-
Hazardous, 2s. Gd.i, Doubly Hazardous, s. tid. Receipts
for Policies due at Christmas are now read for deliv=ery, and
should be Renewed within fifteen days fr 25th..
•
- ASYLUM LIFE O ICE,
CORNHILL, .and WATERLOO PLACE, LONDON.
THE Rates of this Office arc the lowest ever published, and
JL the facilities afforded to all classes of Insurers •are such as
are not offered by any similar institution.
Prospectuses-mayFttll be obtained at the Office.
Agents for the above
.G. A.TKINSON and TOWNLEY.

(One concern.)

NORWICII UNION
FIRE INSURANCE SOCIETY.

CAPITAL, £500,000.
ri`HE Public are respectfully reminde , that all Insurances
JIL renewable in the Liverpool Agenc on the 25th of Dec.
must be paid at the Office, Exchange-str et West, on or before
the 9th uav of January next, or the ciety will cease to be
liable for tile sums insured. •
FARMING ST CIS
Contiyittns to be insured -as heretofore namely, without the ave.,
rogc clause, or prohibiting:the use of Thrashing Machines. •
11. L. MILLER,•
Surveyor of the Northern District.
Treasurers, SAM!, HOPE, Esq. and Co., Bankers..
tre. The 'Society's Engitie.for the PUBLIC USE ON THE TOWN
AND NEIGHBOI:IiHt)00 stationed in Seel-street, opposite the
Saw mill. .

THE •
MANCHESTER ASSURANCE COMPANY,
FOR ASSURANCE against FIRE, and on LIVES, and
SURVIVORSHIPS,- PURCHASE of ANNUITIES,
REVERSIONS; &c. &c.
OFFICE, 33, KING-STREET, Al 'CHESTER.
CAPITAL—TWO LIONS.'
Established Marc 1824.

FIRE DEPARTMENT., "
The Assured are entitled to one-third of the Profits, without
any liability on their part to the lo.vseg.,
Parties intending to continue their-Policies, falling due at
,CHRISTMAS, must renew them within fifteen-days of that tune,
or they will become void.

LIFE DEPARTMENT.
The Assured are • entitled to two-thirds of the Profits, without
any liability n thefr part to the losses.
The Premiums charged are lower than those of the majority
of other °lats.
The business of, the Life Department is kept quite distinct
from that of Fire, and its accumulations are not liable to make
good any losses arising therefrom. .
The Rates of Premiiim, and all other particulars, 'may.be
obtained, on application to any of the Company's Agents, or to
• JOSEPH MORTON,
.e.eretary.
.Agents hare already been appointed- iu most of the
principal towns in the kingdom ; but application for Agencies
m.places where qpointinents .have not yet been made, are re-
quested to beudaressed to the. Secretar
:-RIOIIAdia.DAWSON, Agent,
.Exchange-alloy, Liverpool. -

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TIDE TABLE FOR LIVERPOOL.
Days.
Mrl7.-Et-7r2,11.211
i Festivals, 4e.
7-_-------_
------
H. M. H. M. F. T.
Friday 21 10 48 11 716 ' St. Thomas.
Saturday. - 22 11 25 11 42 16 New Moon 2h 23rn• morn.
Sunday' 13 11 59 —,16 . 4th Sunday, in Advent.
Monday 44 016 0 33,16 Length of clay 7h-24m.
Liverpool, Merseyside, England, 1832-12-21

Alarfitto.

Liverpool, Thursday Erenihy, Dec. 20th 1332.

Theie has beeil ;3Caicelyany.husiness in the colonial market
since Tuesday, and the, accounts from London last evening,
Inive had a tendency to ieduee the.fOrmer vaTuations.

LIVERPOOL COTTON MARKET.
Thursday Evening, 20th December, 1832.
The,demand frit. Cotton the last three dayi has been rather
limited, and the sales only 600. Brazil, 150 Egyptian; 100 Surat,
and 4500 American, at steady price's. The only arrivals since
yueiday is 1 vessel from liemerara with 92 bags Cotton., 1400
bales Surat will'be °tiered by public auctioii tit the moruing,_
Liverpool, Merseyside, England, 1832-12-21

ST. • GEORGE'S CHURCH, EVERTON.
IA,TOTICE is Hereby Given, that (pursuant to Act of Parlia-
11``ii
men(.) the GENERAL ANNUAL MEETING of the
PROPRIE t ORS will be held in the VESTRY, on MONDAY,
the 7th day of January next, at half•past Nine o'clock iii-the
forenoon, to audit the Treasurer's Accounts. Also, assent
to or dissent from the £4OO now vested in a Doc and re-
maining on that security at 4, instead of £5, pe • it, as here-
tofore. Also, to elect and make up the Num of the Com-
mittee in lieu of those deceased, and otherwise; also, to assent
to or dissent from paying to the Churchwardens for several in-
tended repairs and improvements to the Church-yard of the
said Church, and, otherwise, out of the Fund appropriated for
repairs; and on other special affairs.
Liverpool, Merseyside, England, 1832-12-21

Poettg.
THE VILLAGE CHURCH.

DEAR is the ancient village clirch, which rears
By the lone yew, on lithe or elm-girt mound,
• Its modest fabric : dear, 'mid pleasant sound
Of bells, the gray embattled tow'r, that wears,
Of changeful hue, the marks of by-gone years ;
Buttress, and porch, and arch, with mazy round
Of curious fret or shapes fantastic crown'd;
Tall pinnacles, dud mingled window-tiers,
Norman, or misnamed Gothic. Fairer spot
Thou givest not, England, to the tasteful eye,
Nor to the heart more soothing. Blest their lot,
Knew they their bliss, who own, their dwelling nigh,
Such resting place; there, by the-world forgot,
In life to worship, and, when dead to lie !

C. D.—Saturday Magazine.

THE PILGRIM.

Tit R Pilgrim's heart with transport swells,
Returning from a distant clime,
,And when he hears the " village bells,"
how sweetly sounds their tuneful chime !

Affection giveS their music words, / •
And memory then takes fancy's wing ;
With some kind 't'llll, each note accords,
And welcome hope, in concert, '!.sing.
Liverpool, Merseyside, England, 1832-12-21

East Entifto.

To sail the Ist January.
For CALCUTTA
L good Ship CALCUTTA,
• T. WATSON, Commandet
Burtheu per regisGer 3.89 tons ; has good Sy6mmodation for
passengers.-1 onerms of which, and of freiht, apply- to
ROBERT GLADSTOIsE, Rumford-street. •

Mot Enbiefs.

To immediately.
For DEMERAR
The Ship INDIAN COIEIP

• JAMES HAIIGREAVES, Commander,
Burthen per register 417 tons.—For freight, or pas-
sas,,e, having excellent cabin accommodation, apply to
JOI-1N GLADSTONE and CO.

1. . — 1• u sae[ emmedeate..y.
For DEMERARA,
f% The tine new British-built SW •
3- •., JOHNSTONE,A3G to ,
A. lII4PHERsoN, Is ster;
For freight or passage, having superior a mmodations, apply
to the Captain, on board, Prince's Dock, or to
SANDBACII, TINNE, and Co.

17 lb sail ia all December,
14:c, FOR BARBADOES,
The Brig BRILLIANT
E. MOIIDAUNT, Mater
Lying in George's Dock.—For freight or age apply to
THOL S LEE and Co.

Intended to sail on the 22nd instant
For BARBADOES,
The Ship CHESHIRE
DANIEL CAMPBELL, 21S'
For freight or passage aply to
BAR'ION, IRLAM an• IGGINSON.
•
Intended to sail on the lst Jan y, 1833.
For MADEIRA and BAR rDOES,
The Barque BOLIVAR, J. FErtcx, Islas
For freight or passage apply to
BAR'ION, IRLAM, and SON.
(One oncern.)

64.

t(2' For PORT MARIA, JAMAICA,
And will deliver Goods at the Ports adjacept,
The fine Brig VALIANT,
Wm..BRAGG, Master;
Burthen per register 229 tons, A 1, coppered copper-
fastened.—For freight or passage applvA.btard, Prince's
Dock, to CHARLES HORSFALL, SON, .and ~ Merchants, or
to . JOHN NELSOI. 700 D and Co.

Clears on Saturday, and sails on Sunday.
r-p. For KINGSTON, JAmAtc_A,
'And will deliver Goods at the ports MONTtGO BAY
t,,. •
The
fineand BFrAirtilui,
41
. • J. W. DoasoN, Al r;
47 For freight or passage apply to I-1-. aud..l. iMitNEY and Co. or
to -THOS. lIATTON, Jun.

For MADEIRA and .FALMQUTIJ,. JAMAICA,.
lzl3 And will deliver Goods at the -neighbouring Ports,'
o.A.'r-
riec-
The _AMELIA. - -
- -.. . Jos. Gookc, Master--.,A
regular trader;• to sail on the Ist Janua e . ,or freight or
passage apply to the .Mastert On board, Prime's Dock, to Mr.
ADAM CLIFF, or to TAYLOR, POTIEiI, and Co.

M siiitimsnediately.
For TRINIDAD,
The Ana Brig ELIZABETH,
iluotits Master; •
'2o'; tons; British-built, and eoppered.--ror t n of freight or
,age apply to the Master, ou board, Kin Dock, to Jas.
or to W. CLAY, Broker.