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The Liverpool Standard and General Commercial Advertiser.
Liverpool, Merseyside, England, 1833-06-11

Vaal. Nictirro.

tsiOTT•C
Tlll Executrix Or the late 11-111,11,100 RE CALLOW,
.1" Wholesalb GroCer, requests th ,all Persons havink any
Claims against the Wstate will send in their Bills for inspection
and discharge.; AO all Persons indebted or owing to the said
Estate are als4 required to pa 4, in the same, otherwise such
steps Will be taken as shall he advised-
-19, .Tamer's-street, St. Georlyels, Liverpool, June 10, 1R33.

fiIHE Creditors of JOHN NAYLOR, of,Liveipool, in. the
A county ,of Lancaster, ViCtualler, )q,e executed the Deed
of Assignment,. dated the 10th.day of Jfirfivary, 1832, may receive
a Dividend of 2s. in. the pound on the amount of their respective
demands on application to Mr. P. F. CURRY, Solicitor, Orrell's-
Court, Lord-street. •

VITHEBEAS a Fiat ;Of BankrtiPier is awarded and issued
against MATTHEWV LENVTAiot Liverpool, is the
V V
county of Lancaster, Painter, PlumbreXand diazier, .Builder,
Dealer, and Chapman; and- he beiiVeelared a Bankrupt, is
hereby required to surrender himself to The Commissioners in
the said Fiat named, or the major part_oftliem,,au the. 22d day
of June, and 231 day of July nest, .It-One o'crpiek in the
Afternoon of each day, at the Clarendon-rooms,
-and make a full discovery and disclosure,of his .ilitss! and
Effects; when and where the Creditors are to corn prepared
to prove their Debts, arid at the first sitting to choose,Assignees,
and at tilt Wst sitting the said. Bahiciiitt required to finish
his examination, and the Creditcifs are to assent to or disient
from the allowance of his CeitiEcate. All "lietidriS indebted to
the said Bankrupt,' or that have.anyof tiis Bffeet4,: are not to
pay or deliVer the same but to ivh.om the Conimissioners shall
appoint, but *give notice to AleSAisncrit:fii6iblq,"Glikanny, and
AULKNE rt, Solicitors, LOndoti ; Solicitor,
Liverpool; or Mr. IOnEnT F R.O ng Sdli6itor; Liverpool.
- . _

XTOTIOE IS HEREBY• •GIVEN,• that the Partnership
111 heretofore subsisting, 136 tween •us 'the -undersigned WIL-
LIAM CLARKE and ROBERT•CLARKE; smouse and
Ship Smiths, Scale Beam Manufarturers,•antlYtfrnishing Iron-
mongers, carried on under the•fir of William Clarke and
Company, in Liverpool, in the con t Lancaster, was, on
thethday of May last, dissolve mutual consent ;. and
that the business will be carried•on• rcnn• that time by the' paid
William Clarke. All Debts due nd owing to and from the
said firm will be paid and receive y the said William Clarke.
—Dated thii Ist day of Stine, 1 . W. CLARKE.
ROM'. CLARKE.
WILLIAM CLARKE takes this opportunity of returning
his grateful .acknowledgments for the -distinguished
favours he and his late partner have so long received, and
respectfully solieits a continuance of the support so liberally
bestowed on the late Firm, assuring those who may be nleatea
to honeur him with their commands, that nothing shall be
wanting on his part to merit them; and, moreover, to execute
all orders he may be favoured with in the best possible manner,
and with punctuality and despatch.
26, Paradise-street, June 1. ISM.
Liverpool, Merseyside, England, 1833-06-11

and Mr. Buckingham, both of which were negatived without a
division, when the original (the second) resolution of Mr. Stan-
ley was put and carried, after which—
The CHAIRMAN reported progress, and obtained leave to sit
again on Monday.
Sir A. AGNEW moved for leave to bring in a bill to enable
local authorities to change Saturday and Monday fairs and
markets to other days; also for leave Co bring in a bill to enable
the elections of officers of corporations, and other public com-
panies, now required to be held on the Lord's-day, to be held
on the Monday or Tuesday next ensuing.
After some short discussion,' the hon. baronet withdrew the
first motion. The second was agreed to. The hon. baronet
then brought in the bill, which was read a first time and ordered
to be read a second time on Wednesday next, and to be printed.
On the motion of Mr. S. RICE a select committee was ar
pointed to consider the charges on the civil list of his late Ma-
jesty which remained unprovided for.
Liverpool, Merseyside, England, 1833-06-11

CONTEMPORARY PRESS.

If men's words may be taken as indications of the
feelings of their hearts, Lord Althorp dissapproves of
the conduct of his own Factory Commission, and there
is an end on't, for we cannot ex )ect the House of Com-
mons to legislate upon that wlri i he acknowledges to be
vitiated in the very core. N Drinkwater and Mr.
Power must now admit, if they have a spark of liberality
in their composition, that Mr. Sadler is capable of appre-
ciating not only his own conduct in censuring their pro-
ceedings, but their conduct likewise, whether as impartial
commissioners or controversial letter-writers.
The commissioners left Leeds on Tuesday for Brad-
ford, where their reception was still warmer, if possible,
than at Leeds. At Huddersfield their greetings will cer-
tainly be equally strong ; and we do not apprehend that
they will fare better at Keighley, whatever may be the
case at Halifax. At Glasgow, we learn, the operatives
departed from their first intention, and protested, as in
Yorkshire and Lancashire.

Lord Ashley's motion stands for the 17th instant. He
is determined to bring it on; and the house, after all,
will be called upon to decide, one way or other, without the
promised report, at least, without a complete one. And
surely the Commons of England, men of business and
feeling, need no darkling commission to tell them whe-
ther ten hours of continued and anxious labour per diem
be as much as tender infancy can bear.—Leeds
Intelli-
b
Liverpool, Merseyside, England, 1833-06-11

Emperial Vatliament.

HOUSE OF LORDS, WEDNESDAY, JUNE 5.
The Duke of SOMERSET presented a petition from the inhabi-
tants of Liverpool, praying the removal of the civil disabilities
affecting the Jews.
The Starch Duties Bill was read a second time.
Some Private Bills, brought from the Commons, were read a
first time.
Lord BEDESDALE, after presenting several petitions in favour
of the Coleorton Railway Bill, moved the third reading of the
bill, after explaining its object.
Lord WHARNCLIFFE objected to the bill, and moved an
amendment, " That it be read a third time that day six months."
After a discussion, in which the Earl of Wicklow, Lord Howe,
Lord Stourton, and Lord Colchester took part, the house divided,
when the numbers were in favour of the third reading
Contents reading
Contents
Majority
The bill was then read a third time and passed.
LOCAL JURISDICTION BILL.
Lord BEXLEY said he had been requested by a noble and
learned friend, who could not be conveniently present to-mor-
row, to ask the noble and learned lord on the woolsack to post-
pone the second reading of the local jurisdiction bill, which
I stood for that day, to Monday next.
The Lord CHANCELLOR acceded to the suggestion, although
he was anxious that the bill should not be longer delayed.
Adjourned.
Liverpool, Merseyside, England, 1833-06-11

EAST INDIES.

For MADRAS and CALCUTTA,
THE DUKE OF BUCCLEUGH,
.04 ALEXANDER HENNING, R.N„ Commander;
Burthen 650 tons ; will positively leave Gravesend on
the 20th of June, and embark Passengers at Portsmouth; lying
iu.the.East India Export Dock.---For frpight, or passage, ap-
ply to JOHN PIRIE rid Co.,
3, Freepcourt, Cornhill, Londerri.

To sa4. early .in July.
For CALCUTTA,
kr 4 Chartered by the Honoumble. East India Company,
The fine teak Tie SHERBURNE,
Captain Jos CORBYN, R.N. ;
650 tons per register; lying in e East India Docks.—This
Ship has first-rate accommodations, which are fitted up in a su-
perior style for Passengers, is well manned and, armed, and
carries an experienced gurgeon.—For freight or passage apply
to Captain cORRYN, 407, Strand; to Messrs. INGLIS, FORBES,
and Co., 2, Mansion House Place; or to
WM. ABERCROMBIE, 34, Cornhill, London.

To sail the latter end of July.
For CALCUTTA Direct,
17-- The Honourable East India Company's Chartered
-0 7 Ship GENERAL PALMER,
- - Captain WILLIAMI' -10 MAS, R.N.,
532 tons per register; in the ast India Dock.—This
Ship has first-rate accommodationce hieh are fitted up in a su-
perior style for Passengers, is wellknanued and armed, and car-
ries an experienced Surgeon.—For passage only apply to the
Commander, at the Jerusalem Coffee-house; to TOMLIN, MAY,
and Co., 26, Cornhill ; or to
WM. ABERCROMBIE, 34, Cornhill, London.

For BOMBAY,
The SIR EDWARD PAGET, (Burthcn 500 tous,)
s)'' WILLIAM Tucxpi Commander;
Will leave Gravesend on tke 20th of June, and embark
Passengers at Portsmouth; lying in the East India Export
Dock.--For freight or passage apply to JOHN PIItIE and CO.
3, Freeman's-court, Cornhill, London.'

To succeed the Sir Edward Paget.-- irectfor BOMBAY,
4 • The LADY RAFFLE-', urthen 650 tons,)
s • PNT "`s
RouhßT PoLLo ommander;
- - Will leave Gravesend on the 15th of July; lying in
the East India Export Dock. For freight or passage apply to
JON -,PIRIE and CO.
3, Freeman's-court, Coruhill, London.

For CEYLON Direct,
Will be despatched immediate) the fine fast-sailing
staijk Ship COLUMBIA, A 1, 'W ARE, Commander;
Burthen 300 tons; lying in e St. Katharine Docks.
Has excellent accommodations for passengers—For freight or
passage apply to GODWIN and LEE,
117, Bishopsgate-street Within, London.

UNITED STATES.

LONDON & NEW YORK LINE OF PACKET SHIPS.
To sail on the 7th, 17th, and 27th of each Month.
Liverpool, Merseyside, England, 1833-06-11

ILibtrpool

EAST INDIES.

To sail on Thursday.
For CALCUTTA,
yr The Ship DUKE OF LANCASTER,
JAMES HARGBEAVE ' Commander,
(Late first Office of this Ship;)
Burthen per register 565 tons. Thf vessel has most capacious
, and comfortable accommodations for passengers, and her cabins
Palposely adapted for the India trade. A Surgeon is provided.
—F or freight or passage apply to
JOHN GLADSTONE and Co.

A regular Trader, to ail immediately.
For SINCAPORE nd MANILLA,
.44A7-,
•.. teli..4 The W LIAM,
M. DosIK, Master.
ANDERSON, WISE and Co

Apply to

R First Vessel.—To sail immediately..
,4 ,7
For BATAVIA, 'iirect,
.41,1 et The fast-sailing three-maste .chooner FEEJEE,
Wit. BEWLEY, S • mmandcr.
Al, 180 tons ; loading in the Prince's Dock. This vessel is
a regular trader.—Apply- to ANDERSON, WISE and Co.
Liverpool, Merseyside, England, 1833-06-11

*train Nabiqation.

For WATERFORD.
To sail every Friday, with liberty to Tow Vessels,
and to sail and navigate with or without Pilots,
1
The new Steam Boat
ST. PATRICK,
ALEXANDER KEAY, mmander;
Propelled with Two Engines of Ei -horse power each,
made by Messrs. George Forrester and o.
Also, the well-known Steam-boat GIPSY,
E. TOBIN, R. N., Commander,
To sail every Tuesday, with the same liberties as above-men-
tioned.
St. Patrick Office, Clarence Dock. JOHN TOBIN.
May 6, 1833.

CITY OF DUBLIN STEAM-PACKET COMPANY.
6!4, A5l • For BORDEAUX, calling at PLYMOUTH,O
The well-known-first-class
Steam-packet L EDS,
- -,..,.....,,, ,0. ~. JAMES PENN, wander,
Will sail from the Custom-house Quay, üblin, for the above
Port, on MONDAY, the Ist July, at 10 o'clock in the Fore-
noon, and is intended to sail regularly once a month through-
out the season, calling at PLYMOUTH OH her voyage both out
and home, to land and receive Passengers.
Cabin Fare—Dublin to Bordeaux.. £7 7 0
~ ~ Plymouth to Ditto... 5 5 0
The Fares by the Steamers from Liverpool, Belfast, or Cork
to Dublin to join the Leeds, will be allowed in part payment
of the Fare to Bordeaux.

For further particulars apply at the Company's Office. 15,
Eden Quay, Dublin; John Lickle, Cork; Hill Charley, Bel-
fast; John Gimmell, Glasgow; William Saunders, Vauxhall
Quay, Plymouth; W. S. Smith, 16, John-street, Crutched-
friars, London; Maxwell and Newall, Bordeaux, or
SAMUEL PERRY, 27, Water-street.
Liverpool, May, 1833.
Liverpool, Merseyside, England, 1833-06-11

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On the suggestion of, several of our most respectable London
friends, and with their concurrent and liberal support, we give,
under the above title, a series of Shipping Advertisements front
the port of London and its dependent places. This plan, whiek
will be persevered in, with spirit and punctuality, will supply that
desideratum, a fixed point of reference for London shipping and
commercial intelligence, and a link of connection between London
and Liverpool; and, through this place, with the whole of Scot-
lanfl, Ireland, Wales, the northern, eastern, and midland counties

of England, the whole of the British Colonies, and all countries
with which the port of Liverpool is in constant commercial inter-
course. The importance and value of this arrangement render
any enlargement up= it unnecessary.
Liverpool, Merseyside, England, 1833-06-11

Zo Let.

NEW BRIGHTON, ROCK POINT.
MO be LET, several HOUSES suitable, for large Families
and Lodging-house-keepers, Furnished and -Unfurnished,
admirably fitted up with Kitchen Ranges, Register Grates, Pa-
tent Pumps, &c. The situation is beautiful, commanding a fine
view of the Ocean, the Mersey, the Dee, and the Welsh Moun-
tains, with a plentiful supply of the finest Spring Wate, and a
beautiful shore to Bath on.
The Hotel will be open to receive Coinpany, and a Steam
Boat will run regularly through the seasorion_fointeen days.

Tb' BE LET, AT EVERTON,
The commodious SCHOOL-HOUSE, lately occupied by Me.
Harris, with walled-round Garden and Play Ground ; the
House is sufficiently large for the accommodation of 100 young
ladies or gentlethen, with a large Schocil-room and Orchestra,
and all other accommodation for a School • d large Family.
EVERTON LODG ,
The residence of Mr. Atherton, to b et, either for the sum-
mer months, or a short term, Furnish or Unfurnished. The
House is handsomely Furnished, the,Rooms large, and for con-
venience and comfort there are few can surpass it. 'mere are
three large Gardens, and three fine Graperies, with Stables,
Coach, and Cow Houses, Granaries, Hot, Cold, and ShoWer
Baths, &c.; it commands the view of the river Mersey, the
Cheshire shore, Welsh mountains, &c.
Applylto JAMES ATHERTON, Or LAWRENCE MURPHY, 21,
Atherton's Buildings, Dale-street,
Liverpool, Merseyside, England, 1833-06-11

TO THE EDITOR OF THE LIVERPOOL STANDARD.

SlR,—Will you have the goodness to inform me whether
the provisions of the Bill for the prevention of cruelty to
animals extend to the whole country, or are confined to
the bills of mortality? Without any positive knowledge
on the subject, I should suspect it is limited in its operation,
or the magistrates of Cheshire would never allow the disgrace-
ful scenes to continue which are exhibited every Sunday on the
opposite shore. I was yesterday an eye-witness, and indeed
vainly endeavoured to put an end to some of, the most dis-
graceful acts of cruelty I ever beheld. If it turn out that the
authorities on the other side have the power, and will not exert
it, to put down such outrages on public feeling, then I say they
ought either to lose no time in removing the nuisance, or give
place to men who will do their duty. I observe it is a very com-
mon practice to rub sand over the wounds inflicted on the ani-
mals—this, to be sure, is a great aggravation of the cruelty, but
as it is intended to conceal the bruises, it is done as a matter of
course.—Yours, &c.
Liverpool, June 10th. A.
Liverpool, Merseyside, England, 1833-06-11

Published this day,
PART X.XXVIII. Price SiK Shillings, and
VOL. VII. PART I. Price Eighteen Shillings, of the
"FiNCYCLOPIEDIA BRITANNICA, SIIVENTH II
• • EDITION.
"`Phis is the really cheap Encyclopaedia, for that only is
cheap which is excellent.
" Now that the country is being deluged w4lealiuted stuff,
compounded from Germany and America, ,what hope is there
for the science and the literature of Englani; that publishers dare
ever again venture on such another work as this?"—Athenawn,
Feb. 9th, 1833.
Adam and Charles Black, Edinburgh ; Simpkin and Mar-
shall; Whittaker, Treacher, and Co. and Hamilton, Adams,
and Co., London; and John Cumming, Dublin.
Liverpool, Merseyside, England, 1833-06-11

TO CORRESPONDENTS.
The Communication of Lex' Talionis came too late for insertion
in our present numbei.
We, cannot blacken the face of our paper with the sign of a
ailing:pan, which an advertiser has sent us from Warring-
ton. The money will be returned to his order.
4 Burgess of Liverpool will be takeii into consideration on or
before Friday.
Parr will find that we have taken the subject up.
P. L.'s " rational deductions" on the subject of " mustard
pots" should be sent to a contemporary. Such philosophy is
quite in his way. -
It would break the teeth of half a dozen compositors to spell
the letter of Liver; it must, therefcire, on principles of hu-
manity, be consigned to the flames.
Liverpool, Merseyside, England, 1833-06-11

DUTIES

150s.'' load. of 50
feet.
(10s . V load of 50 ft.
ss. V load of 50 feet.

£44 ty 120.
£2 ss. Ot £2los. Vl2O
£l9 i £22 47 120.
Liverpool, Merseyside, England, 1833-06-11

MEDITERRANEAN.

'CONVEYANCE for NAPLES every Three Weeks.
To sail on the 25th instant.
4P.r'.. For NAPLES Nall MESSINA,
. The new Brig NEWTO ", P. CAFFiEno, Master;
tons per register, and A 1 Lloyd's; loading in the
Nueen's Dock.
For LEGHORN and ALEXANDRIA,
The Brig APOLLO.? Capt. A. BLACK;
A 1, coppered, and le9 tons per register.

For MESSINA. and PALERMO,
The new Schooner COMMERCE, Capt. TREMEARNE;
A 1 at Lloyd's; loading in the Salthouse Dock.
Apply to MOSS and HAMPSON.
(One interest.)

To sail on the 20th instant.

To succeed the WATER WITCH, Miles, Master.
. r
For ALEXANDRIA, BEY ROUT, and
bra; RETTA.
• The Schooner W TER WITCH,
•A
ROBERT S RRY, Master;
eoppered, and 123 tons per register; a remarkably fast
:91ning vessel.
For CONSTANTINOPLE and SALONICA,
(With leave to call at SYRA,)
The new Schooner BLACK-EYED SUSAN,
RICHARD WATKINS, Master;
,A 1 at Lloyd's, coppered, and.l3B tons register; in Salthouse

To be despatched immediately.
For MALTA, CORFU, ZANTE, and PATINAS,
An A 1 .coppered VESSEL

Waiting a wind ly.
For SMYRNA, CONSTANTINOon
PLE, and ODESSA,
The A Brig IBER; Ct. JAmts ;
177 tons perl register T.—Applv to MOSS andCANDLER lIANIPSON.
(One interest.)
Liverpool, Merseyside, England, 1833-06-11

WEST, INDIES.

Will sail an rn• beibre the 13th instant,
4Q74,i For BARBADOS, The Barque BARBADIAN,
Ilf.,?": = JEREMIAH NAGLE, Mager ;
Lying west side Canning-dock For terms of freight
or passage apply to HEVES, LITH RLAND and Co.,
Wolstenholme-square.
-

For DEMERARA.
The ship INDIAN CHIEF,
JQHN ROBERTSON, CriMarlder;

Burthen per register , 416 tons to sail on
the 20th June.—For freight or passage, having superior cabin
accomodation, apply to

JOHN GLADSTONE, and Co.

To sail immediately.—For DMERARA,
The fine Ship HOPKINSON,nv WHITE, Master ;
For freight or passage .apply ott board the vessel,
Prince's Dock, or to
N. WATERHOUSE and SONS.

For DENIER,
The fast sailing Ship GEORGETOWN,
JAMES MILLER,er;
... ..
For terms of freight or passage apply to •
T. and. ti. MURRAY.

For KINGSTON, JAIAICA,
.i'
The reperular trading Bit ANFIELD,
.':. riz,..
Jou.); NEWLANDS, Master;
-- ,-- .
Apply to . JOHN HALL and Co.
3. Tithebarn-street.
..._.

Intended to sail int edatelg. •
For BARBADOES, T Ship BARTON.
"0- For freight or .
passage apply
, .
BARTuic, IRLAM, and HIGGINSON.

For HONDURAS irect,
"t
IPl'
... , The fine A I coppered SIC ) ST. CROIX,
1 RICHARD BRADL , Master;
1.1-'
Burthen per register 415 ton , this superior vessel is
daily expected, and will, immediately after her arrival, proceed
to the Bay, as she will not on any account be detained. For
freight, apply app to DANIEL BUCHANAN and SON.
Liverpool, Merseyside, England, 1833-06-11

To about e middle of Jy.
11. HOBAIiT TOWNsail ,
VANth DIEMAN'SuI
LAND, and
i SYDNEY NEW SOU,TH WALES—
The fine 'first-ciass fast- sailing Greenock-built Ship
PRINCESS VICTORIA,
477) to JANiEs BissErilie Commander;
tons register upwards of 700 tons burthen, coppere.d and
a ?Per-fastened, 'has just completed her firt voyage: is well
breuted and mann ed, carries au experienced surgeon, and will
cn11:11:00vided with every accommodation that can conduce to the
cieu,
_.tr of passengers. Having a lofty poop cabin. with spa-
tter' iStte rooms, fitted up with water closets and air. ports, and.
partiteeli decks being upwards of seven feet high, is
V jet( i!ntly well calculated for the purpose. The Princess,
41 wall" 1-.)eing a new British-built ship, possessing the above
the p catinns, and her Commander being well acquainted with
tn
_llasteru seas, renders her decidedly a superior conveyance
.....4%ifvessel yet despatched from Liverpool to these colonies.
passengersreight or passage hiving a great part of her cargo and
enr,a ed, app'ly to the Captain, on board, or to
doqrEswoßTH and SMITH, Chapel-walks.

For DUBLIN AND BELFAST.
THE CITY OF DUBLIN
a.STEAM;.PACKET COMPANY,
" " INCORPORATED BY ACT OF PARLIAMENT.
The above Company sail their Vessels, (with or without
Pilots,) taking Goods and Passengers to the following ports,
namely, V
To DUBLIN Daily.
To BELFAST, the HIBERNIA, every WEDNESDAY, from the
Clarence Dock.
Apply, for Dublin Line, to
SAMUEL PERRY, 27,
for Belfast Line, to c Water-street.
- , , 'JOHN NPCAMMON.

For the CAPy., OF GOOD HOPE and MAURITIUS,
To sail an 'the 30th of,June,
The ELIZABETHRYLERSON,
(245 tons re er, A 1,)
Was. SAUNDERS, Commander;
Lying in the London Docks; has very superior accommodation
for cabin and other passengers. For freight or passage apply to
W PARKIN, BRON, and CO.
2, I-latton-court, Threadneedle-street, London.
Liverpool, Merseyside, England, 1833-06-11

To be iioth or krt.

RIIYL, NEAR RIIYDDLAN.
TO be SOLD; or to be LET by the Week or Month, a
genteel FAMILY HOUSE, burnished, situated nearly
opposite the Post-office, in the town of containing a
kitchen, back kitchen, parlour, sipg-room, and 4 bed-rooms,
with a coach-house, stable, &
Rhyl affords the best accoinnia ation for sea-bathing of any
place on the coast of Wales, having excellent warm, sea, and
vapour baths.
For further particulars apply. to JOHN Months, Rhyl Castle,
Rhyl,"or to S. FRA:siCEYS, §tandaid Office, Liverpool.
Jane 8, nal

MO be SOLD or LET Landbt o,f(lnlieritance, A HOUSE
and WAREHOUSE in At on-street, Pool-lane, near
the New Custom House.
Apply at Mrs. iitSKETH'S, No. 11, Paradise-street.
Liverpool, Merseyside, England, 1833-06-11

KNOWLEDGE FOR THE PEOPLE;

Or, The True Why and Because.
Why are the Radicals still dissatisfied, notwithstanding alit
that has been done for them? Because they have not yet g°
what they deserve.
Why do the Brummagem patriots dislike a "true Prince e'
Because they gain more by counterfeit sovereigns. tie°
Why is O'Connell such a favourite with them? Bees.
his run, for gold has been a great help to their trade— 1ha391
enabled- them to pass twenty thousand bits of lackerod 113°
upon his own "beloved countrymen." ~ when
Why do the members of Parliament cry "Question, es
they are tired of a prosing speaker? Because the orator d
not answer their expectations.
Why is the House of Commons the only • place for 14r'
O'Dwyer? Because he has no place besides. hi, of
Why did the Tail swear that this), would respect the riK
_O,
the Protestant Church? Because they do not consider to'
selves bound in Honor to do so. 4 01
Why is Dr. Baldwin tired of Parliament ? Because he
1
of all pati`encp (patients.)
Why does Ronayne absent himself from the House thr.;joec'
fourths of his time ? Because he is only a quarter-sew"
member. 13e'
Why are the decent people of Cashel like waterinen?
cauce they look one way and Roe another. in his
Why is O'Connell like aftsh? Because he has a Finn
tail.—Waterford Mail.

ry u{cvi LI/ v. 411441..
rate
TOE WORST PCN EVER PETIPETRITEIL—An ;beet} vs
punster observed the other day that Cashmere sha.wls
h t
reminded him of (loaf people. On being asked whyike, ell;
swered, "They all come from Persia; you can t
here.'
Liverpool, Merseyside, England, 1833-06-11

THEATRE ROYAL, LIVERPOOL.

The new Farce of the KENTUCKIAN having been re-
ceived with shouts of laughter and applause, will be repeated
this evening and to-morrow.
111 r. HACKETT, the American Actor, who has been received
Royalch distinguished artion this ieason at the Theatres-
i Drury-lane, Covent-garden, and the arke.t, and
lastly at Du6lin, is engaged for Five night nly, previous to
his return to the United- States.
rjrns present TUESDAY, the 11th instant, will be per-
formed, for the first time here, a new Drama called
RIP VAN WINKLE ;
Or, a Lyencl_gf the Kaatskill Mountains.
Rip 4an Winkle.. ...Mr. Racket.
After which (second time he a Comic Drama, called
THE KEN CKIAN ;
Or, a Trip to New lurk.
Colonel Nimrod Wildfire.. (the Kentuckian)..Mr. Hackett.
Drama,
conclude with, for the third time here, a uew domestic
now performing at the Theatre Royal, Haymarket,
ve
distinguished success, called

ELLEN. WAREHAM.
Captain Wareham - Mr. Andrews.
Lieury Wareham Mr. Hamilton.

Ellen Wareham (first time). :Miii Huddart.
places in the Boxes may be taken of Mr. Parker, at the Box
Teri till Three.
Lower Boxes 4s ; Upper Boxes 35. 6d.; Pit 29. W.; Gallery Is.
boors to be opened at Half-past Six, the Performance to
'ununence at Seven precisely.
To-mormow a comedy in three acts, called " Who wants a
',4llinea ?"—Solornon Swap, Mr. Hackett, After which, the
l_ayourite interlude of " Mr. and Mrs. Pringle." To conclude
v,elth the new farce of " The Kentuckian; . or, a Trip to
York"—Colonel Wildfire, Mr. Hackett.
Liverpool, Merseyside, England, 1833-06-11

UNITED STATES.

Tosail on Sunday ne.a.—For PR VIDENCE, R. 1.,
TheEneArnericaneopperedShi EN. HAMILTON,
EDMUND READ, aster;
.....
• lauttntn per register 397 tons.--For freight or passage
apply to the Captain on board, east side Ring's Duck, or to
NITM. C. MOLYNEUX, Hargreaves-buildings.

To sail inanediat ly.
For CHARLE roN,
The LADY R VENA,
- A. MAIN, 11 aster;
A regular trader; burthen 400 tons, coppered and copper-
fastened.—For terms of freight or passage, apply on board, in
the King's Dock, or to A. LODGEand PRICHARD.

BRITISH AMERICA.

For MONTREAL,
•
' - The Ship SIR JOHN BERESFORD,
A-P,a .
Captain C INS;
To he depatched on the instant.—For freight or
Passage apply on board, east side een's Dock, or to
WILLIAM SMITH and SON.
Liverpool, Merseyside, England, 1833-06-11

SOUTH AMERICA.

yr- To suceeed the James & Tho -- s.ForMARANHAM,
1.51",` The Ship ASIA, aptain GRAHAM;
4:0.y.: Al, burthen per register tons, coppered and cop
per-fastened, sails fast, and a very desirable eiinvey.
4nce.—For terms of freight, &c.. apply to Messrs. MooN
BRintiiißS; Mr. A. PARLANE, or to
GEORGE HIGHFIELD.

For BUENO AYRES,
Af' The fine A 1 British-b at Brig HANNAH,
A? "- JAMES BAR LL, Master;
Burthen 183 tons, copp d sails remarkably fast, can
cliwharye the whole of her cargo in the inner lloadi, apd is in all
tetpects an eligible conveyance; lying in the Prince's Dock.
For freight or passage, apply to ASHLEY BROTHERS.
The A 1 British-built Brig ALERT, for the above Port, has
1.1).0an for a few tons fine goods, and will be despatched imme-
diately.
Liverpool, Merseyside, England, 1833-06-11

On *Mt.

ON SALE,
TAUMthR, &c., suitable for the West {lid. Market, deli-
verable at St. Andrew's, New Brunsw. -. Also, DEALS,
suitable for the English and Irish Market—Avply to
SMII and SON.

Landing cx Alf redz from Charante,
Puncheons anoillogsheads COGNAC BRANDY,
(Marett's Brand
vintages 1832, 1831, 1829, 1823, and 1 9: LAIDMAN, CRAIG
and Co., North John-street, agents to essrs. Marett, Arbouni,
and Co., Cognac ; Messrr. Combo, Delafield, and Co., Porter
B 'ewers. Loudon.
Liverpool, Merseyside, England, 1833-06-11

SOUTH AMERICA

Breehen Castle, Newland.% jun, fin Savanilla and Laguira, with
(fin Savanilla) 122 bales cotton, 205 wet salted c and o hides, 78 dry
hides, abt 170 t futtic, W Ker, Lurie and ea—(fm Laguira) 25 serous
indigo, J and B Rankin-21 serons do, A Bowles and co-10 serous
do, J Bartholemew and co-20 serons do, T Finley and co-41 serons
do, Fort Bros and co-4 bxs emits unkn, A W Fowles and co-2 bxs
do, W Ker-1 pce timber 3 boards, said Master--
UNITED STATES.

Delaware, M`Michaels. fm Savannah, with 634 bales cotton, order
—lB9 bales do, Bolton, Ogden and co-353 bales do, H l'atry and co
—P Dk
Andes, Dawson, fin Mobile, with 480 bales cotton, Ii Wilson-
-191 bales do, J Leigh and co-400 hales do, 11 and G I3enn—P Dk
Bride; Moore, fm Mobile, with 687 bales cotton, it Wilson--300
bales do, W Smith and Sou-971 bales do, Buchanan, Laird and co—
K Dk
George, Snow, fin New Orleans, with 802 bales cotton, Baring Bra
and co-58 bales do, Roskell, Ogden anil.co,-18 blies do, said Master
—3 hales do, order-9 csks 39 pkgs bees' wax, G 'Wright and co-260
bruits hides, J M`Kean—P Dk , . .
Pacific, Waite, fm New York, with 101 bales eotton, Collmann,
Lanabert and co-950 bales do, Boskell, Ogden and.co-132ebak,s do;
Waddington, Holt and ce-18bales do, B Duvies-29 bales do, Melly,
Prevoat and co-25 bales do, J M`Clure-117 bales do, 1 case eonts
unkn, Cropper, Benson and co-6 eases do, C Humberston and co-
-1 36 bales cotton, 70 salted hides, T B Blackburne-10 es 1 bale cents
unkn, W Lord-1 paper parcel, Donaldson and Wotherspoon-1 box
patterns, W andJ Brown and co-500 salted hides, 1 bale contents
unkn, Dermistoun, Mackie and co-1 hale do, R Swire-250 salted
hides, J 111`Cammon-17 Ms bone dust, J Peak—loose about 50 t
stone ballast, said Master—P Dk
Liverpool, Merseyside, England, 1833-06-11

UNITED STATES.
Roskell, Ogden S.: co, 557 Hibernia, P,

BRITISH AllgliTCA.
261 CRC, Ki

Robin & King,

SPAIN AND PORTUGAL.
Glynn Sz.- Son, or W H Wood, 114 Vigilante, S. Seville
C L Bahr, 137 Scio, K,
Barcelona
I.Oi.DITERRANEAN
139 Melantho, S,
109 Prowler, K,
84 'Commerce, S,

J Bibby & co,
Do,
Moss & Hampson,

Naples & Messina
Venice
Messina & Palermo

EUROPE.
J Judson & co, 90 Leopold I, Q, Antwerp
Swainston & Cram, 98 Keith Stewart, S, Narva
C L Bahr, Mercur, Q, Rotterdam
Do, Fortuna, Q, Do
Do, Jupiter, Q, Danzig
Do, Aurora, Q, Pernau
Do, Nordstern, Q, Elsineur
P Sorensen, Son & co, 185 Protehus, K. 'Norway
• Do, Do, Anna Christina, <l, Copenhagen & Faa-
. _ . borg

J C Kalowski,

151 Ceres, B B,

o.stcp4
Liverpool, Merseyside, England, 1833-04-23

A NEW COACI-1

To CH.ELTENHAYI and LEAMINGTON, in ONE DAY.
rinHE •BANG-UP, a light and elegantly fitted-up POST
COACH, will, on and after MONDAY next, the 29th inst.
start from the Saracen's Head Inn, Angel In ; and White
Horse Coach Offices, at a quarter-past Si o'clock in the
Mrning.
ltouTE.—Warrington, Newcastle, W verhampton, Stour-
britlge.- Kidderminster, Worcester, Tew -sbury, and Chelten-
, here it will arrive at Eight o'clock in the Evening.
The Proprietors of the above Coach have made arrangements
to convey Passengers by it direct to. Leamington, where it
arrives at " Copp's Royal Hotel" at Eight o'clock in the
Evening. Passengers for London have the advantage of sleep-
ing a night at Leamington, and proceed from thence at Eight
o'clock the following Morning, and arrive at the Saracen's
Head, Snow Bill, at half-past Five o'clock in the Evening,
making it a direct and certain Day Coach to London.
BRETHERTON, EVETT, EVANS, REEVES,
GODFREY, and Co. Proprietors.

LIVERPOOL FEMALE PENITENTIARY.
PATRONS,
His Royal Highness the Duke of Gloucester,
The Right Honourable the Earl of Derby.
PRESIDItNT,
The Worshipful the Mayor o L pool.
THE ANNUAL MEETING of SUBSCRIBERS and
FRIENDS to this Institution will be held at the CHA-
RITABLE INSTITUTION-HOUSE, SLATER-STREET, on FRIDAY,
the 26th instant. The Chair to be taken at Twelve o'clock
precisely.
MICHAEL AS HTON,)
JOHN WILLIAMS, Secretaries.
April 20, 1833.

FOREIGN INTELLIGEBTCE.

SPAIN.

The accounts from Madrid, which we have received to the Bth
instant, represent everything as wearing a tranquil aspect in
Spain. In certain private correspondence, intended for the
Paris papers, there are some ridiculous stories of certain in-
trigues of the Queen, and General Castanos, President of the
Council of Castile, against Zea Bermudez, which we have no
hesitation in pronouncing to be destitute of foundation. Sir
Stratford Canning still lingers at Madrid, although his mission
has notoriously failed, and not the slightest pretext appears to
remain for his longer residence there. Even the liberal Parisi-
an press make cutting remarks upon the self-sufficient tone
which he primarily assumed and still attempts to maintain. In
justice to Sir Stratford this, it should be borne in mind, ought
in fairness to be attributed to the nature of his instructions, and
the towering statesman from_ whom he received them, and not
charged to his own taste or inclinations, although we do not be-
lieve him to be the most conciliatory of diplomatists.
Liverpool, Merseyside, England, 1833-04-23

MANCHESTER CORN MARKET, SATURDAY, APRIL 20.

No alteration can be noticed in prices or demand for old Butter, and
it is difficult to give prices with any correctness : all the new of fine
qualities find eager buyers at full prices.—Bacon dull sale at 365. to
38s. _ _ _

At our market this morning there was only a moderate attendance
of buyers, and no alteration can be noticed in the value of any de-
scription of Wheat. Prime Flour was in steady request at previous
rates. The prices of Oats have declined Id. 413, 4lb, and Oatmeal
fully 6d. 4 load. For good hard Beans a moderate trade has been
done, and prices well supported.
Liverpool, Merseyside, England, 1833-04-23

EYE INSTITUTION,
No. 30, Basnett-street.
Attendance on Tuesdays, Thursdays, and Saturdays, at Ten o'Clock.
Patients admitted since the opening of the Institution,
July, 1820, till Ist January, 1833,
Patients, admitted January, 1833,
Do. February, 121
Do. March,

Total,
Medical Officers, Dr. Hannay, and Mr. Brackenbury.
Liverpool, Merseyside, England, 1833-04-23

*alto by auction.

SALE, BOTTOM OF ECCLES-STREET.
t
By Messrs, T. and J. .T OTTER,
THIS DAY (Tuesday) the 23d instant, recisely at Two o'clock,
at the Timber Saw Mill. ' Eccles-street,
ASmall quantity of Sawed ALWAY MARBLE, of
different dimensions, Polished Yorkshire Flags, a block
of Kendal Marble, a Four-horse Steam-boiler, a large Wood
Shed, and other Effects.
The whole may be viewed on the Morning of sale.

TO-MORROW (Wednesday) the 24th inst., at Six o'clock in the
Evening, at the 'Union Hotel, Clayton-s: are, in Liverpool,
in one or more Lots, as will be then a: ed upon,
ALL those two DWELLING- • SES, situate on the
east side of Mulberry-street, n: 'r to Abercromby-square,
containing in front and at the back, severally, 6 yards, and
running in depth backwards on the north and south sides,
severally, 20 yards, one of which said Dwelling-houses is in
the occupation of Mr. William Bell, at an annual rent of £2O,
and the other in the occupation of Thomas Barsdeu, at an
annual rent of £l2.
The above Premises are held by Lease from the Corporation
of Liverpool, for a term of 150 years, determinable on three
young. lives (all in being) and 21 years, thereafter subject to
a nominal ;round rent.
For further particulars apply to Mr. JAMES BIRKETT, Soli-
citor, Doran's-lane, Lord-street.

On WEDNESDAY, the Ist day of May next, at Two o'clock in
the Afternoon, at the Clarendon Rooms,

Lot 1.-FIITHER together or separately, a DWELLING-
-11 HOUSE, on the south side of Parliament-street,
now occupied by Capt. Bainfield, containin in front thereto
13 feet 8 inches, and in breadth at the ack 15 feet 8 inches.
Also, three DWELLING-HOUSES • mediately behind the
same, one situate in Spencer's-place, and the other two in
Goff's-court.
2. Two DWELLING-HOUSES, situate on the north side
of a new street leading out of Kirkdale-road, called Mould-
street, containing in front thereto and at the back 3.3 feet, and
extending backwards 32 feet, or thereabouts.
The above are all Freehold.
For further particulars apply to Mr. MAWDSLEY, Solicitor,
Doran's-lane, Lord-street.
Liverpool, Merseyside, England, 1833-04-23

Eonbon Gagtte.

FRIDAY, APRIL 19th, 1833.

PARTNERSHIPS DISSOLVED.

Laycock and Whitten, Liverpool, provision-merchants.—A. W. and
T. Collett, Great. Haywood, Staffordshire, maltsters.—W. and J. Proc-
ter lvinghoe, Buckinghamshire, general wharfingers.—J. Glyde and
M. Davey, Yeovil, Somersetshire, grocers.—Roherts and Gurnett,
Cuckfield, Sussex, general-shopkeepers.—J. and E. Grisbrook, Wool-
wich, linen-drapers.—Lowe, Richardson, and Co.. Pernambuco, com-
mission-agents.—W. Harrison and C. Colton, Horblin", Lincolnshire,
millers.—M. and J. Harmer, Uckfield, Sussex, plumbers.—J. Sleath
and H. Staley, Rochdale, Lancashire, grocers.—J. Boe and W. Ur-
quhart, Wells, Sornersetshire, drapers.—Scotts and Normington,
Rochdale, Lancashire; woollen-carders.—H. harper and R. and W.
hunt, St. Martin's,• Stamford Baron, Northamptonshire, common-
brewers.—B. and B. Riley, Wood-street, Cheapside, and Coventry,
silk-hat-shag-manufacturers.—T..De La Rue and W. F. Rock, Queen-
street, Finsbury-market, and Finsbury-place, ornamental stationers.
—J. Wolitencroft, G. Patchett, and T. Dean, Manchester, news-
paper-proprietors.—W.Bradbury and R.K.Snape, Manchester, news-
paper-proprietors.

_ - -
INSOLVENTS.
April 17.—John Grocock, Powis-street, Woolwich, currier.
April 18.—John Collins, Brighthelmstone, Sussex, auctioneer.
April 19.—William George Stubley, Castle-street, Southwark, hat-
manufacturer.
Liverpool, Merseyside, England, 1833-04-23

WAKEFIELD CORN MARKET, FRIDAY, APRIL 19.

There is a very short, supply of Wheat fresh up here to this day's
market ; fine samples and good general runs are in demand, and in
several instances rather higher prices have been obtained, but there is
no improvement in ordinary descriptions. Oats are without alteration.
Fine fresh heavy Barley is fully as dear, but all light and stained
samples meet very. dull sale. Good hard new Beans are more inquired
after and rather dearer, but soft samples are very heavy sale, and
barely maintain the rates of last week.
Liverpool, Merseyside, England, 1833-04-23

TURKEY

CONStANTINOPLE, March 24.—(8y Express.)—Yesterday
a French brig arrived here from Alexandria, with despatches
for Admiral Roussin, at whose hotel great bustle was ob-
served immediately after their arrival. It soon transpired that
the convention concluded between the Porte and Admiral
Roussin had been rejected by Mehemet AIL The French
Ambassador, attended by his interpreter, went to the Reis
Effendi in the evening, and remained in conference with him
several hours. The Divan was assembled in the night, and
sat till the next morning. The greatest activity now. prevails
in every branch of the Administration ; consternation is visible
in the countenances of the high functionaries: for Mehemet
Ali, it is asserted, will uo longer listen to any negotiations, but
will dictate peace to us in the capital. He is indignant at the
terms of the French convention, which he calls treacherous;
hence he has charged his son to advance, to seize upon the
castles of the Dardanelles, and there effect his passage into
Europe. It is said that the Viceroy himself intended to em-
bark at Alexandria on board a ship of the line, and in company
with six frigates, eight brigs, and above thirty gun-boats, to
join the Egyptian fleet near Rhodes, probably with a view to
aid the passage of his troops near the -Dardanelles; but if he
should find them already provided with the necessary shipping
for that purpose, as part of the Egyptian fleet is stationed near
to Smyrna he will, it is fully expected, take possession of the
islands which are still under the Ottoman dominion. Affairs
are coming to a crisis, the decisive moment is at hand ; the
Russian fleet alone, which is still at Bajukdere, can avert a
catastrophe which threatens the existence of the Sultan. Ad-
miral Roussin is said to be much affected; he sends off couriers
in all directions, and appears to be anxiously waiting for the
arrival of a French squadron, which he asserts has sailed from
Toulon. Rear Admiral Hugon has four ships of war under his
command, and keeps his station at Smyrna. Admiral Roussin
has requested him to approach nearer to the Dardanelles; it is
doubtful, however, whether he will comply with the re-
quest, for since the departure of Count Guillenimot the French
Ambasadoz has had no authority over the squadrons of his
nation.—Augsburg Gazette.
Liverpool, Merseyside, England, 1833-04-23

FREEHOLD OF INHERITANCE.

On MONDAY, the 6th May next, at Twelve o'clock at Noon,
at the Clarendon Rooms, South John-street, Liverpool,
QEVERAL Closes or Parcels of LAND with the Dwelling-
house and Buildings on part there erected, situated in
Poulton-cum-Seacombe, in the count Chester, on the north
side of the road leading from the erry to Bidston, three-
quarters of a mile from the New hurch. The Land is in
good condition, and contains seven acres, three roods, and
thirty-eight perches, or thereabouts, statute measure.
Also, a small Piece of LAND, on the opposite side of the
road, and adjoining Wallasey Pool, containing two roods and
ten perches, same measure.
The situation commands a fine view of the River Mersey
and adjacent scenery. There is an abundant supply of spring
water upon the Premises; and, in consequence of the death of
the last tenant, the Land is at present unoccupied.
For further particulars apply at the Office of Mr. HINDS,
Solicitor, John-street, Liverpool.
Liverpool, Merseyside, England, 1833-04-23

MARRIED.

On Thursday last, at Stone, by the Rev. T. Kitchen, Mr. Aaron
Walker, merchant, of this town, to Miss Hewitt, only daughter of
Mr. Hewitt, Lane-end.
On Friday last, at St. David's Church, by the Rev. R. Davies, Mr.
Rowland Jones, to Miss Ann Quail.
Liverpool, Merseyside, England, 1833-04-23

Einito '*tatto,

Will have early d spatch,
For NEW
fa% The fine first-class American Ship CASCO,
_ Captain DANIEL L. CHOATE;
Burtheu about 300 tons, sails fast, and will not be detained.—
For freight or passage apply on board, in Queen's Dock, or to
WADDINGTON, HOLT, and Co.

To sail on the Ist ay.
For NEW Y K,
274 The well-known American p WASHINGTON,
Wm. C. THOMPSON, Master;
Burthen per register 741 t ms.—For freight or passage apply
to the Captain on board, in Prince's Dock, or to
_ MALCOMSON, BELL, and Co. 11, Chapel-street.
Liverpool, Merseyside, England, 1833-04-23

SUNDAY, 21st April.—Noon, Wind S.S.W.—Pair.

ARRIVED :—Margaret, Grant, from the Mauritius and Falmouth—
Camilla, Haynes, from Cephalonia and Falmouth—Apparencen,
Nordstrum, from Gothenburg—Rebecca, Koper, from Bremen.
Quebec Packet, Tate, from Barba.does ; (sailed Bth March.) On 16th
April, in lat. 50 7, long. 8 44, spoke the Bachelor, from this port, for
New Orleans.
•
John, Adair, hence at the Cape of Good Hope.
11.C.5. Charles Grant, from China, at St. Helena 21st. Feb.
Spartan, , hence for Calcutta, was spoken by the Benjamin
Nicholson, Captain Murdock, on the 17th instant, Bardsey bearing
E, distant 15 miles. Wind N.N.E. fresh breeze. All well.
SAILED :—Empire, Baker; and Copia, Hoyte, for Batavia—Kent,
Coubro, for Bombay—Frank, Searight, for Lima—Melby, Williams,
for Peruambuco—Grand Turk, Medigan, for New Orleans—Sir George
Murray,
,Beverley, for Charleston—Eagle, Lyon, for New York—
Benjamin Morgan, Bartleson, for Philadelphia—Onyx, M'Millan,
for Wilmington—Charlotte, Peele, for Baltimore—John, Russell, for
St. John, N.B.—Nancy, Wilson, for Bay Chaleur—Henderson, Park,
for Newfoundland—Mariote, --, for Charente —Clementina,
for Ancona—Jan?„ Irving, for Norway—Henrietta, , for
Rotterdam—Jean, Phillip, -for Riga—Snowden, Edwards, for Elsinore
—Denison, Poole, for I.inerara—Mercuur, Strobier, for Embden—
Oporto, Martin, for Lishon—Thomas, Anderson, for Liehau—Philo-
mela, Sprott, for Buenos Ayres--Isabella, Richie, for Narva—John
Bale, Crowell, for New Orleans—Ceres, Gray, for New York—Twee
Gebroeders, Muys, for Ostend—Columbus, Nisbett, for Pictou—
Maria Brandt, Gratian, for Archangel—Elizabeth, Howes, for Messina
Telumah, Gleddon, for Charleston—Dorothea, Moritz, for Copenhagen
—Liverpool, Ross, for Elsinore—Thompson, Burton : Ann, Mathison ;
and John and Mary, Johnson, for Newfoundland—Charles Wharton,
York, for New Orleans—John Bentley, Robertson, for Philadelphia—
Lord Byron, Hamon, for Bremen—Albertine, Hoyer, for Tonsberg—
Providentia, Nichols, for Leghorn—Minerva, Goss; and Sarah, Aysh,
for Newfoundland—lvanhoe, M'Minn ; and Mars, M'Anley, for New
Orleans—Beverley, Lawson, for New York—Sophia, Rooms, for
Ostend—Amity, Douglas, for Riga—Minerva, Roller, for St. Domingo
—Beatrice, Pryde, for Port-au-Prince.
Liverpool, Merseyside, England, 1833-04-23

OritiOb amtrica.

. .
. 4 To sail on Thursda nest.
..... For QUEBEC and MNTREAL,
.11;blet The SIR W KIN,
-- - --- 220 tons per register, coppered and copper-fastened.—
For freight apply to JAMES LOGAN, Exchange-court,
Exchange-street East.
Liverpool, Merseyside, England, 1833-04-23

DIVIDENDS.

May 16, E. M. Crodeld, Liverpool, timber-merchant.—May 16, S.
Hodson, Liverpool, timber-merchant.—May 15, 11. Clarke, Liverpool,
merchant. —May Ford, bath, bookseller.—May 10, G. Robins,
Piccadilly, surgeon.—May 10, W. Naylor, Mortimer-street, Caven-
dish-square, glass-manutacturer.—May 10, J. H. Mann, Charles-
street, St. James'S-square, scrivener.—May 16, T. Daubnev, Portsea,
grOeer.—May 17, W. Hirst, Leeds, merchant.—May 13, R. 11. Alcock,
Coventry, timber-merchant.—May 13, E. W. Peters, Coventry, wine-
merchant—May 10, T. Pearkes, Stamford-bridge, Great ghelsley,
Worcestershire, grocer.—May 11, J. Brockbank, jun., Whitehaven,
Cumberland, spirit-dealer.—May 16, A. Gregory, Torquay, Devon-
shire. milliner.
Liverpool, Merseyside, England, 1833-04-23

BANKRUPTS.

John Sutherland, Liverpool, coppersmith, May 6, 31, at eleven
o'clock, at the Clarendon-rooms, Liverpool : solicitors, Messrs.Battye,
Fisher, and Sudlow, Chancery-lane.
John Duncomb Metcalf, Regent-street, jeweller.
John Baker, Rotherhitbe, and Cold-bath-square, ship-owner.
Henry French, Whitechapel, glass-cutter.
Arthur Henderson, Wallingford, Berkshire, linen-draper.
Thomas Rice, Old Brompton, mason.
Samuel Bennett, Horsley, Gloucestershire, flock-merchant.
Thomas Peirce Medwin, Hartlebury, Worcestershire, dealer.
John Hollingsworth, Kingston-upon-Hull, ship-broker.
Winter Bri"gs,, ,LeecL9, glue-manufacturer.
Cherry Buckle, Barnard-castle, Durham, grocer.
Liverpool, Merseyside, England, 1833-04-23

altot Enbito.

For BARBADOES,
The Ship H I G GrS ON,
• 11."
• 4= JOHN GILLESPY, Laster;
- - Intended to sail on Saturday, he 20th instant.—For
freight or passage apply to •
BARTON, IRLAM, and HIGGINSON.
Liverpool, Merseyside, England, 1833-04-23

LIVERPOOL DISPENSARIES.
Number of new patients entered on the books of the Dispensaries
during the last week :--
Received advice and medicine South.
at the institution,
Visited at their own houses
and supplied with medicine . 113 103
Total at each Dispensary

339 Total.... 540

VISITORS.
North.—Rev. N. Robinson, Mr. W. 'Wainwright, and Mr. R. Sem-
ple.
South.—Rev. J. H. Thom, Rev. P. Murphy, and Mr. Jordan.
Liverpool, Merseyside, England, 1833-04-23

CERTIFICATES, &c.

J. S. Law, Liverpool, builder.—J. Cogswell, Liverpool, wharfinger.
—T. Wild, Savage-gardens, Tower-hill, wine-merchant.—W. Blyth,
Birmingham, file-manufacturer.—J. Hook, Great Alie-street, Good-
man's-fields, flour-dealer.—J. Bowden, T. Gartside, and Z. Mayall,
Oldham, Lancashire, cotton-spinners.—J. S. Harrison, Bath, picture-
dealer.—G. Hibbard, Bath, maltster.—T. Frith, High Holborn, iron-
monger.—H. Kerbey, Tottenham-court-road, poulterer.—J. Earle,
Kingston-upon-Hull, stone-mason.
Liverpool, Merseyside, England, 1833-04-23

MIDWIFERY.

ATR. BATTY, (Surgeon to the Ladies' Charity) will com-
mence his COURSE of LECTURES e THEORY
and PRACTICE of MIDWIFERY, EDNESDA Y, Ist of
May next. Certificates of attendance on these Lectures are
received by the Royal College of Surgeons and Apothecaries'
Company.