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The Liverpool Standard and General Commercial Advertiser.
Liverpool, Merseyside, England, 1833-05-31

Inteiitynct.
TRADE OF LIVERPOOL.

There is scarcely a place in the world, to which the British flag is
aecessible, that a:ready conveyance is not afforded from this enter-
prising port : and the following information may be acceptable to our
distant readers. We begin with the United States of America, to
which packets of the most splendid description are despatched as
follows, viz.:—

NEW YORK—On the Ist, Bth, 16th, and 24th of each month in the
year. Obserre—There is a regular mail from New York to CXNADA.
and by an arrangement between the respective governments, the
American inland postage is not demanded, as formerly, on letters to
be forwarded after their arrival in New York.
PI itanELrutA—On the Bth and 20th of each month.
BosToN—On the sth and 20th, usually.

OTIIRR PARTS OF THE UNITED STATES—The conveyances are
frequeut, but merchants usually scud their letters by way of New
York

HAvANNAtt—On the sth of each month. Observe—Letters are for-
warded, also, by way of New York.
51w:ilium. on the 24th of each month during the Season.
EAST INDIES, CAPE OF Goon HOPE, AND BRITISH WEST INDIA
ISLANDS—There are usually monthly conveyances.
Rio DE JANEIRO—On the Ist and 16th of each month.
OTHER PARTS OF SOUTH AMERICA—Not regular but frequent.
GENOA AND LEGIIORN—On the Ist and 16th of each month.
LISBON—On the Ist and 16th of each month,
OronTo—Every 3 'weeks.
NAPLES AND SICILY—Every 3 weeks.
Smuts!, AND CONSTANTINOPLE—Every 3 weeks.

TUESDAY, 28th May.—Noon, Wind N.W.—Fair.

Murry-En :—Ma'met, M'Minn, from Martudiarn ; (sailed 20th April)
—Atalanta, Matchin, from Rotterdam.
William, Sproule, hence at Africa.
Lycurgus, --,'from Dublin, at Maranham.
George Canning, Banta'', hence at Para, 6th April, had damaged
her cargo considerably.
Robert, Hamilton:hence at Para, the 12th.
Heroine, "Ainlory, hence at ditto, the 20th,
Canadian, Clindinnin, hence at Pernambuco, in 30 days,
SAILED ;—Albion, Putnam, for
.New York—Britannia. Metherejl
Newfoundland.
Liverpool, Merseyside, England, 1833-05-31

TO BUILDERS AND OTHERS.
By Messrs. T. WINSTANLEY and SONS.
On THURSDAY next, the 6th day of June, at one o'clock, at the
George Inn, Dale-street, (if not previously disposed of by

. _
private contract),
Lot 1. 4 Substantial and well-built DWELLING-HOUSE,
/
_AL Freehold .of Inheritance.
2. A WAREHOUSE and SHOP behi the' satue, situate
on the west side of Christian-street and uth side of Myrtle-
street, in Liverpool, containing in fro o Christian-street and
at the back to a common - passage le. ng to Myrtle-street, re-
spectively 17 feet or thereabouts, and in depth on the north side
along Myrtle-street and on the south side along a Dwelling-
house and Premises belonging to John Crossley, respectively,
101 feee4 inches or thereabouts, and containing in the whole
191 yards 1 foot or thereabouts.
Mr. Thomas Gresham, tenant of the house, will show the
Premises.

_
The above Land and Premises are well Worthy the attention
of Builders, as a `sitUation for small Shops and Courts, being in
the principal thoroughfare of a very populous neighbourhood,
and possessing the 'advantage of three fronts, whilst the width of
Christian-street, and the number of streets communicating with
it render the situation exceedingly open and airy.
The Warehouse affords a quantity of well-seasoned Building
Materials.

The above will be Sold in one or two Lots.
For particulars apply to LACE and SONS,, Solicitors, Castle-
street.
Liverpool, Merseyside, England, 1833-05-31

TO OUR READERS.

THE LIVERPOOL STANDARD is presented to its patrons
and the public in a new form, under improved ar-
rangements., and with an increased size. Why this
has been done will be easily explained in a few words.
The support which we have received in so short a period
as six months has been, we are proud to say, quite un-
precedented in the history of any provincial journal.
The circulation of the STANDARD has steadily in-
creased, far beyond our expectations, ever since it-was
established ; and our advertisements, although of the
. very highest order, and untainted by the empirical
drugs and impositions of the day, are also increasing
in a similar ratio. Encouraged by this success, for
which we beg to express our grateful acknoWledgments,
we have resolved to render our paper still more gene-
rally useful, and a more convenient medium of convey-
ing our political opinions to those who entertain similar
sentiments, or are liberal enough to countenance disk
passionate discussion on the part of a political op-
ponent. The form which we have adopted we flatter
ourselves offers many facilities for these objects. It
. contains considerably more matter than formerly, better
arranged, more easily referred to, and much more con-
veniently and expeditiously printed. We have made,
moreover,. a valuable addition to our commercial, mer-
cantile, and agricultural tables, and we have established
so many agencies in all the Large towns throughout the
three kingdoms, as well as in the colonies, and in fo-
reign countries, as will enable us to supply a larger
quantity of early and correct information than any
other paper.
The peculiar advantages derived from the central posi-
tion of Liverpool, with reference to all other parts of
England, Scotland, and Ireland, and our numerous
agencies, have induced us to publish a SECOND EDITION,
every Tuesday and Friday afternoon, containing the
most important intelligence, political, commercial, and
agricultural, received bythe mails of those days from
every division of the empire, and by the numerous
arrivals at this port from all quarters of the world,
together with the state of the General Produce, Cot-
ton, and Corn Markets, brought down to a late hour,
which intelligence will be conveyed to all parts of the
three kingdoms by the mails of the same evening, and
to the whole of the British colonies, the United States
of America, and other foreign countries, by the nu-
merous packet-ships, and other vessels whose frequent
and systematic departure on fixed days is peculiar to
the port of Liverpool.
Each publication of the LIVERPOOL STANDARD, there-
fore, will be equal to one morning and one evening
Paper; and, in consequence of the universal circula-
tion which it enjoys, it presents advantages, both in
Promptness of information and for advertisements,
unequalled by any other newspaper.
Liverpool, Merseyside, England, 1833-05-31

By Mr. COGLAN,
On TUESDAr next, the 4th of June, at Six o'clock in the Even-
ing, at the Castle Inn North, Scotland-road, subject to such
conditions as will be then produced,
Piece of LAND, in Porter-street, near the Clar-
ence Lot 1. A Dock Gates,- being in front to Porter-street
16 feet 11 inches, and containing 120- square yards, or there-
abouts, with the Smithy and Warehouse thereon, as the same
Premises are now in the occupation of William Harper.
2. A Piece of LAND, on the west side of ck Windsor-
street, now called Wood-street, and nearthe rner of that street
and Upper Stanh9pe-street, being in f tto Wood-street 54
feet .1 inch, and containing in the v le 232 square yards, or
thereabouts, with the four Dwell' 0-houses thereon, in the
occupation of John Byrne and others.
3. A Piece of LAND, on the north side and lower end of
Bostock-street, near the new Boundary-street, Scotland-road,
being in front to Bostock-street 42 feet, and containing 181
square yards, or thereabouts, together with three front and five
back Dwelling-houses thereon, in the several occupations of
Richard Thorupon, grocer, and others.
4. A piece. of LAND, on the east side of Essex-street,
Toxteth-park, containing in front thereto, and, at the back seve-
rally, 10 yards with the two Dwelling-houses thereon, in the
occupation of Miss Pinnington and another.
• 5. A Piece of LAND, on the south side of Henry Edward-
street, containing in front thereto, and at the back severally, 17
feet, with the two Dwelling-houses thereon, one fronting
Henry Edward-street, and the other fronting Edward's place,
in the several occupations of - Williams and - Hum-
phreys.
All the above Property is Freehold of Inheritance.
Further particulars may be obtained on application at the
Office of WAsoN, 3, Cable-street, St. George's Crescent, who
has Money to advance on Mortgage.
Liverpool, Merseyside, England, 1833-01-29

SALES OF THE 'WEEK.
d. d.
310 Sea Islpd.Georgialoito 13 I

d. d.
Mina . . • • —to
Para .• . . • —to
40 Demerara, &c. . —to 95
Barbadoes . . —to
100 Common W. India 7 to 85
Bahama . . . —to
,Carthagena . . —to
Bourbon . . . —to
240 Egyptian . . . so to 91
2200 Surat . . . . 41 to 65
Bengal . . • . to
.10 SALE :

Stained Ditto
6250 Upland Ditto .
4250 r Alabama . . 6}
I Mobile . . 61
3200 New Orleans . 6i
Pernambuco . 81
1000 { Aricati & Ceara fit
450 Bahia and Macaio
560 Maranham .
S Sawginned Do: 8

to
to 8
to if
to 711
to 9
to 9
to 8;
to 8#
to 9f
to 8f
BY PUBL

Surat... ....
80 West India.
The imports are :—Upland, 2,9
Maranham, 2,030,—T0ta1, 8,158.

41d. e
lid. 0 84d.
16—Orleans, I,332—Bahia, I,Boo—

Monday Evening, 281 h Jan., 1833.
Since Friday the demand has been very limited, and not more than
3,000 bags soli', at tolerably steady prices. Arrived, 4 Savannah ;-2
New York ;-2 New Orleans, and several others are off. The wind
having come round to the west, we may calculate upon further
arrivals.
Liverpool, Merseyside, England, 1833-01-29

MANCHESTER CORN MARKET, Saturday, Jan. 26th.
There was very little passing at our market this morning, but hold-
ers of fine qualities of either Wheat or Oats have not shewn any dis-
position to give way in price. Seeondary descriptions have been
offered on lower terms without finding buyers, and light inferior Oats
may be noted id. 41' 451bs. lower. The demand for Flour and Oatmeal
was confined to needy purchasers, and we make no alteration in the
quotations of those articles.

There has been no disposition to purchase Butter to any extent
beyond present use, although from the frosty state of the weather
many parties expected higher prices might be obtained : the demand
from consumers, however, has been readily supplied on about the
same terms as last week, with the exception of some really prime
fresh and choice assortments, for which the trade has been compelled
to pay an advanced rate. There has been a moderate demand for well
cured Bacon ; prime Belfast middles 425. in bales, 435. 435. 6d. in
hhds.
Liverpool, Merseyside, England, 1833-01-29

THE CORN TRADE.
Monday Erening, Jan. 28th, 1833.

There is little, if any, alteration in the value of Grain since our last
publication. Very fine ied Wheats have supported their price, and
found ready buyers ; but almost every other article has had a heavy
sale, both the town and country dealers holding off for fresh supplies,
which arrived yesterday and to-day to a large amount, and will be
brought forward at to-morrow's market.
WHEAT, per 70 its s d sd -
Irish red (old) 5 8 7 0
Do. red 1832 6 7.. 7 5
Do. white 1832 7 6.. 8 0
Canada (old) 7 6 .. 0 0
Do. 18:32 8 0.. 9 0
Dantzic 7 6 .. 8 3
Stettin &Wiemar 7 6.. 8 0
Odessa (soft) 7 3.. 7 6
Russian 0 0.. 0 0
Foreign (in bond) 0 0 .. 0 0
OATS, per 45 lbs
Irish (old)._ .
Do.
(1832)
.._

.... 2 3.. 2 5
.... 2 4.. 2 7

Foreign (iri bond) 1 9 .. 2 0
BARLEY, imp. mea.
English. 36 0 .. 38 0
Irigh, 60Ib 3 6 .. 4 6
Foreign (in bond) 0 0 .. 0 0

MALT, imp.mea s d s d
English 56 0 .. 62 0
Irish. 5O 0.. 55 0
BEANS, English 34 0 .. 38 0
Irish 3l 0 .. 34 0

Foreign 34 0..37 0
PEASE, White 35 0 .. 45 0
FLOUR, per 280 its
Irish,((new) 37 0 .. 43 0
Canadian free brl 30 0 .. 35 0
American, ditto 3O 0 .. 36 0
Do. (in bond) 17 0.. 26 0
OAT?I_EAL,.24OI-bs•

Irish; (Old)
Do. (1832) 22 0 .. 23 0
RICE, (in bond)
Carolina, (cwt.) l5 6 .. 19 0
East India l4 6 .. 17 6
FLAX SEED, 'hhd 72 6 .. 75 0

LONDON CORN EXCHANGE, FRIDAY. JAN. 23.

There are moderate arrivals of most descriptions of Grain this week,
and not much Flour. The Wheat trade remains firm in price, but our
buyers purchase with great caution, as Flour is not likely to advance.
Barley, Beans, and Peas are dull at last quotations. Oats find buyers
slowly at former prices. Flour as last quoted.

AVERAGE PRICES OF GRAIN.
(From the London Gazette, January 25.)
Wht. I Brly. Oats. I Rye. I Bns. I Peas
AvElwin s. d. 1 s. 0. s. d. s. d. s. d. s. 0.
Of the week . . 52 8 127 7 17 4 132 81 31 7 4O 3
Of 6 weeks, regulating duty 53 4 128 11 1 18 11 32 71 32 9 39 5
Duty on Foreign . . . . 33 81 19 10 119 91 21 31 21 3 11 0
The alterations in the Duty this week are Is. 6d. more on Barley
and Beans.
Liverpool, Merseyside, England, 1833-01-29

AN ACCOUNT OF CATTLE IMPORTED INTO LIVERPOOL.
FROM IRELAND.
FROM TIIE 21st TO THE 26th INSTANT, INCLUSIVE,
Cows. Sheep. Pigs. Horses. Mules. Calves. Lambs.
447 1,242 5,001 12 - 2 ----
Liverpool, Merseyside, England, 1833-01-29

WAKEFIELD CORN MARKET, FRIDAY, JAN. 25,

The fresh arrivals of all Grain are moderate for this day's market.
Dry sound samples of Wheat being scarce, bring about the rates of
last week, the unsound and damp descriptions are excessively heavy
sale at a decline of Is. r/f, quarter, and the business done is but limited.
The Barley trade rules uncommonly dull, a little fine and heavy sup-
ports our last quotations, but the general runs and the stained are
difficult to sell at ls. e 2s. 4' quarter below the prices obtained last
week. Beans are slow sale and barely support last week's rates.
Oats dull and rather lower. In shelling we can note no alteration.

' .
TIDE TABLE FOR LIVERPOOL.
THE GLASGOW MARKET.—FRIDAY, Jaw. 25.
Days. Alm. Ern. Ht. Festivals, 4e.
There has been a good deal of business done in the Cotton market
this week. On Monday and Tuesday the demand was considerable, n. me. 11. M. F. I.
and sales were effected easily at prices quoted, but we have not heard Tuesday •. • .29 . 4 7 436 13 2 Length of Night 15h 20m
Wednesday..p 5 6 541 12 9 King Charles I. Martyr.
that any advance was obtained.—The public sales of Coffee went off Thursday....3l 617 654 12 11 Hilary Term ends.
wih great spirit, chiefly at 755. 6 81s, for middling Demerara and Friday, Feb. 1 732 8 7 13 6
Berbice, and 755. G 78s. 6d. for fine ordinary Jamaica.—The principal
(a Saturday.... 2 839 9 9 14 9 Purif. of B. V. Marv.
suNr
sales of Sugar were of Mauritius at 495. 55s.—There has been little Monday.Ay ... 4 10 31 10 57 18 2
business done in Tallow and Ashes. i Septuagesima Svudv ,

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Liverpool, Merseyside, England, 1833-01-29

nies of a measure which is the law of the land ?
dares to question their .• oyalty,—no man dark
Aim their fidelity to thei overeign ; and, net
loyalty and fidelity, they a bound to respect',
espect, the laws which are forced in the Kt
e. Why, therefore, are they slandered by att
slave, who has, for many years, howled in the 1,
very minister ? Oh, the thing is plain enough :
bedience to orders. The noble premier wished 01
is needy creatures to be returned, and the peel
land spurned the proposition. The reforming
it—the pure whig—the non-interfering earl'
:sman who delights in independence and a free
assed suffrage—yes, murder will out—has been
ig with the noble electors, and has failed, eithet
or threat, to soften or intimidate the peers of
rrood. The noblemen returned are the most
Lent peers of Seotland. All the needy, all the
all the M‘Sarcasms have been rejected, and he
'ulgar threats and the inflated insolence of the tt
journalist. One word more, and we have done.
less of this overbearing and revolutionary J.(
d be more conducive to the interests of our moil
triporary. Men of all ranks are sick of it. It evil
Tow and malignant feeling. It is easy to print 1
in the shape of an attack on the peerage, but ,
• who makes the attack is not invulnerable.
repay the insolence,—but—pshaw !—it is not NO
chile.—Guardian and Public Ledger.
Liverpool, Merseyside, England, 1833-01-29

IIYIPORTED

boxes, —, bags, —, casks, 12
brls.
hhds. brls.
tons, 104
hales,

Argols
Ashes
Bark
Oak
Berries

Borax
Brimstone

..cliests:
....tons, 340

boxes,
Castorbrls,
serons, —, bales,
Cochinealbags, —, serons
tees, —, bags,
tees. brls. —, bags,
Foreignbags, —, barls, hhds, ---
tons,
CeLlo:fivs.eaaerso
oLeuieig Linea
e
Fustic
Nicaragua Wood tons,
Barwood tons,
Camwood tons, --
Flax tees. —, bls. 90
Flaxseed • casks, 100
_ _

Flour

brls.,-, E. I. sacks, -

Gifiger bags, barrels,
Guns tons, —, cases,
Hides, Cow and Oxs no. 1227, bales,
casks,
Horse bales, —, no.
Horse Hair
Hemp ...bundles, 164
Indigo chests, —, serons, —; boxes,
Lac Dye -
Lemon Juice casks,
Madders .... bales, —, casks,
Madder Roots
Molasses casks, :',;)
Munjeet
Olive Oil -
Palm Oil casks,
Fish oil casks,
Pepper -
Pimento, W. 1
Rice tees. —, csks., —, E. I. bags,
Rum brls. —, hhds. 3.3, puns., 42
Safflower cases, —, -bales,
Saltpetre , bags, --
Shell Lac chests,
Sugar, B.P. Mids.. —, tees. —, bags, —, boxes —, brls.,
East India bags, —, csks,
Mauritius bags,
Sumac bags, --
Tallow casks, --
Tartar c'isks 36, brls.,
Tar
Tobacco tee —, cases, --
Turpentine brls, 1500
Velonia bags, —,, tons,
Wax Bees' .... ......cakes, —, boxes,

Wheat...

bags, jbushels, -
Liverpool, Merseyside, England, 1833-01-29

LIVERPOOL COTTON 111ARKET,
Friday Evening, 25th Jan. 1833.
There has been a good demand for Cotton throughout the week
from the trade, and id. 41 lb advance his generally been obtained
upon our last quotations. The Surat offered by auction to-day sold
readily at full prices ; ;op Surat, and 2 aqo American on speculation.
Liverpool, Merseyside, England, 1833-01-29

PRUSSIA.

A letter from Berlin mentions, that although the King, by an
Order in Council, has ordered the return of the Prussian Corps
of Observation on the Maese, yet, as the French troops remain
on a footing to be re-assembled, the Prussians are also taking
such measures that in case of need they may resume their posi-
tion with a force even more numerous. The new proposals
made to Holland by France and England have created uni-
versar astonishment in Berlin, and nobody believes that .they
would have been thus framed if an adjustment had been seri-
ously.
desired. If the public papers speak of any place in which
the neociations are to be renewed by the powers that. consti-
tuted the Conference in London, this is. premature, as nothing
has transpired as yet that Prussia, Austria, and Russia, would
take part in them. The foregoing
.is from a source worthy of
credit. From Paris, a letter mentions, that from Vienna It is
stated, that the principle is established of a formidable alliance
between Russia, Prussia, _and Austria, and that these powers
appear to be inseparable. The Turkish affairs bring new com-
binations, but it appears that Russia and Austtia, who are most
interested in that question, are. perfectly d'accord. All minor
points of difference will be sacrificed by them in order to sup-
port the great principle of legitimacy in Europe. The talked
of Congress of the powers will not take place, for it is perfectly
understood, that the allied monarchs will never meet under the
same roof with Louis Philippe.—London Standard.
Liverpool, Merseyside, England, 1833-01-11

ins, &c.

Whitehaven—M Attwood, c
Wigan—R Thieknesse ; Pot
Wilton—J H Penruddock, c
Winchester— P. St. J. Mildra
W B. Baring
Windsor—J C Bamsbottom ; Sit
Pechell
Woodstock—March. of Blandford
Wolverhampton--W W Whitan
Fryer
Worcester—G R Robinson ;
Davies
Wycombe—W Smith ; Hon. C
Grey
Yarmouth—Hon. G Anson ; C
Rumhold

'York—Hon E Petre ; 8 A Baynl

,AND.

Londonderry—Sir R Bateson,
Captain Jones, c
Longford-Lord Forbes ; C Lehi
Lout —T Fitzgerald ; R M Belli
Mayo—J Browne ; D Browne
Meath—H Grattan ; M O'Conne
Monaghan—Hon C Blaney, I
Serjeant Perrin
Queen's County—Sir C Coote ;
Lalor
Roscommon—F French ; O'Cou
Don
Sligo—E J Cooper, c; Colon
Perceval, c
Tipperary -- O'Callaghan ; R
Shiel
Tyrone—Hon H Corry, c; Sit
Stewart, c
Waterford—Sir R Keane; J
Galway
IWestmeath—M Chapman ; Sir
I Nagle
;Wexford--R S Carew; H Lambe
Wicklow— Acton, Esq. ;
Grattan

;ns, Sze.
Ennis—F Macnamara
Enniskillen—Hon H Cole, c
Galway-- Lynch; M'Loughl
Kilkenny—D Sullivan
Kinsale—Colonel Stawell
Limerick—W Roche ; D Roche
Lisburne—H Heynell, c •
Londonderry—Sir R Ferguson
Mallow-- Daunt
Newry—Lord M Hill
Portarlington—T Gladstone, c
Ross (New)--J Talbot
Sligo—J Martin
Tralee—M O'Connell
Waterford— Barron ; Sir
Hayes
Wexford—C A Walker
Youghall—J O'Connell

LAND.
Lanark—J Maxwell
Linlithgow—Sir A Hope, c
Orkney, &c. (Shetland')
Peebles—Sir J Hay
Perth—Lord Ormelie
Renfrew—Sir M S Stewart.
Roxburgh—Captain Elliot
Selkirk—R Pringle
Stirling—C Fleming
Sutherland—R Macleod
Wigtown—Sir A Agnew
Elgm and Nturne--Col F W Grail!
Ross & Cromsrty—J S Mackensw
Clackmannan & Kinross—A
Adam
Liverpool, Merseyside, England, 1833-01-11

BOROVG:

Tynemouth— Young
Wakefield—D Gaskell
Wallingford—W S Blackstone, c
Walsall-- Forster
Wareham—J Ca'craft, c
Warrington— B G Hornby
Warwick—Sir C Greville, c ; E I
King
Wells— Lamont ; J L Lee
Wenlock—Hon G C W Forester c

J. Milnes Gaskell, c
Westbury—Sir It Lopez
Westminster—Sir F Burdett ; Si

J. C Hobhouse
Weymouth—T F Buxton ; Sir F
Johnstone, c
Whitby— Chapman

IREL.

Antrim—Hon General O'Neill ;
Earl of Belfast
Armagh—Lord Acheson ; Colonel
Verner, c
Carlow—Col Bruen ; Cavanagh
Cavan—H Maxwell, c; W Young, c
Clare Major M'Namara ; C
O'Brien
Cork—F O'Connor ; S Barry
Donegal—Sir E Hayes, c ; Colonel
Conolly, c
Down—Lord A Hill ; Lord Castle-
reagh, e
Dublin—G Evans ; C Fitzsimon
Fermanagh—General Archdall, c ;
Lord Cole, c
Galway—James Daly, c ; T Martin
Kerry—C O'Connell ; F Mullins
Kildare—M O'Farrall ; C Ruthven
Kilkenny—Hon P Butler ; Finn
King's County—Lord Oxmantowl
N Fitzsimon
Leitrim—Lord Clements; Colonel;
White '
Limerick—Colonel Fitzgibbon; S
O'Grady

BOROIIi

Armagh—L Dobbin
Athlone—G Talbot
Bandon—Hon W S Bernard,' c
Belfast—Lord A Chichester ; E
Tennant
Carlow—N A Vi"ors
Carrickfergus—C Dobbs, c
Cashel—T -Rowe
Clonmell—D Ronayne
Coleraine,-Sir J Beresford, c
Cork—Dr Baldwin ; D Callaghan
Downpatrick—J Maxwell, c
Dro'heda—A C O'Dwer
Dublin University—Ty Lefroy, c ;
F Shaw, c
Dublin—E S Rnthven; D O'Connell
Dundalk—W O'Reilly
Dungannon—Hon J Knox
Dung,arvan—Hon G Lamb

SCOT.

COtiti
Aberdeen—Hon Captain Gordon, c
Argyll—J H Callender
Ayr—A Oswald
Banff—G Fergusson, c
Bute—C Stuart, c
Berwick—C Marjoribanks
Caithness—G Sinclair
Dumbarton—J C Colquhoun
Dumfries—J Hope Johnstone
Edinburgh—Sir J Dalrymple
Fife—Captain Wemyss
Forfar—Hon D G Halyburton
Haddington—J Balfour, c
Inverness—Charles Grant
Kincardine—General Arbuthnot, c
Kircudbright—R C Ferguson_

BOROIJi
Edinburgh—P. Jeffrey ; J Aber-
cromby
Glasgow— Oswald ; Ewing
Aberdeen—A Bannerman
Paisley—Sir J. Maxwell
Dundee— Kinloch
Greenock—R Wallace
Perth—L Oliphant
Leith, &c.—j- A Murray
Kirkwall, Sze,—J. Loch
Inverness, &c.—Colonel Baillic, c
• The return from Orkney is not
the member will be a supporter of
Liverpool, Merseyside, England, 1833-01-11

• PORTUGAL.
ie Morning Post has published an account of a loss sustain
oon Pedro's troops of 800 men. This information is said
come by the last arrival from Oporki, by the Ospre
.h left on the 25th ult. All we know positive on the subje
flat the letter from the captain of the said vessel, who
days at Oporto, to his owners, does not make any mentr
e above event, and we do not hear that any other letter 11
L received.—London Standard, Tuesday.
Liverpool, Merseyside, England, 1833-01-11

LIVERPOOL PROVISION MARKET, TnimisnaY, JAN. M.

Our Butter Market is very steady in price. London Market being
quoted 2s. higher, has given great confidence to holders. The weather
being very cold and frosty is much in favour of higher rates. Bacon
is more enquired for ; and the same may be said of Lard, but no
alteration in price. Provisions steady, with 'a fair demand.
s. d. s.
d.
BLTTEP..—Belfast B7 0 to 88 0 per cwt.
Banbridge 7B 0 80 0
Derry J
Colerain
Newry 75 0 76 0
Limerick 7B 0 00 0
Sligo 77 0 —7B 0
Dundalk 7G 0 77 0
Cork 77 0 00 0
- - - - -

Pickled 2nds, (Cork) 77 0 78
Dry 3rds, (Cork) 67 o—6B 0
BEEF.—Prime Mess 100 0 107 6 per tierce.
l'onx.— Do
BAcos
DRY HAMS 55 0 56 0
LARD.—Firkin 44 0 54 0
Bladderol 55 0 58 0
Liverpool, Merseyside, England, 1833-01-11

EYE INSTITUTION, 30, BASNETT-STREET.

Attendance on Tuesdays, Thursdays and Saturdays, at ten o'clock.
Patients admitted since the opening of the Institution,

In July, 1820, till the Ist of January, 1832, 14,596
Admitted in January, 1832 l2O
Ditto in February, lO9
Ditto in March,
Ditto in April, l3l
Ditto in May,
Ditto in June,
Ditto in July,
Ditto in August lO6
' Ditto in September, lOB
Ditto in October,
Ditto in November,
Ditto in December,

Total, 15,957
Medical Officers, Dr. Hannay and Mr. Brackenbury.
Liverpool, Merseyside, England, 1833-01-11

Uot EnbirO.

To clear positively on the 14th January.
14...7 .4-
.64,% For BOMBAY,
The Ship RICHARD WAL R,
PHILIP GILL, COMM n r;
Burthen per register 381 tons.—For freight passage apply to
the Master, on -board, Prince's Dock, Sir JOHN ToBIN, or to
WM. CLAY, Broker.

A regular Trader.
i)
14e For BOMBAY,
.
. f.' .. 4 The well-known Ship MINERVA,
P. METCALF, Comm der;
377 tons register; will have early desp .—or freight or
cabin passage apply on board, Prince's D ck, or to
A. PARLANE, 21, Water-street.

For CALCUTTA,
144. The BAHAMIAN,
.4146:14 T. MAXWELL, Commander;
A 1, a regular trader, well known for making short
passages.—Apply to TAYLOR, POTTER, and Co.

To follow the above
The IMOGEN, J. RICEIARDSO Commander.
CORDELIA, G. WEAVER, Commander.

weft Ettbitss.

To sail immediately.
For TRINIDAD.
The fino Brig ELIZAB TH,
HUGHES BROWN, M ster;
207 tons; British-built, and coppered.—F terms of freight or
passage apply to the Master, on board, ng's Dock, to JAS.
LOGAN, or to W. (SLAY, Broker.

For DEMERARA,
The fast-sailing Ship GEORGETOWN,
JAMES MILLER,ter;
6Lying in the Prince's Dock.—terms of freight or
passage apply to T. and H. MURRAY.

For DEMERARA,
The Ship SEAFORTH,
JOHN ROBERTSON, COM ancleT;
For freight or passage, having s erior cabin accom-
modation, apply to JOHN GLA TONE and Co.

For ANTIGUA,
,„/‘
The Ship PHCET .....,
titr" Captain HART', ;
- - - - - For freight or passage apply to .
W and F. SHAND.

Will sail positively on or before the 25th instant.
For BARBADOS, ,
.411410,1 The fast-sailing British-built Bri 'AGNES,
WILLIAM JOIINSTON, M ter;
Lying east side Queen's Dock.—For freig or passage apply
HEYES, LITHEit A/NM, and Co.
Wolstenholme-square.

r--, To sail on or before the 20th instant.
. • , For NEVIS, /
irea The fine A 1 British-built 8rw-
',..:.:-... - W Mr

g NESTOR,
;er!

yr
HITE, . -gr ;
Burthen 206 tons.—For freight or passa e apply_ to Messrs.
MU RR A y, SYME, and Co. or to W. CLAY.

Intended to sail 12th Janua
h • • For BARBADOES,
• 4.-
: G.l The Brig MEDOR ,
M. CANDLISH, Mal ;
For freight or passage apply to
BARTON, IRLAM, and HIGGINSON.
Liverpool, Merseyside, England, 1833-01-11

LIVERPOOL DISPENSARIES.
Number of new patients entered on the books of the Dispensaries
during the last week :--
neceived advise and medicine South. North.
at the institution l5B 293 T0ta1.... 451
Visited at their own houses
and supplied with medicine . 70 93 163

Total at each Dispensary . , . 228
VISITERS.
North.--Rev. N. Robinson, Rev. C. W. Lawrence, and Mr. W. Wain-
wright.
South.—Rev. J. IL Thom, Mr. Jordan, and Mr. J. Lawrence,

LIVERPOOL INFI:

MARY, JAN. 3, 1833.

DISCHAUGED. ADMITTED.
In-patients cured . . . . 30 In-patients
Relieved and at own request . 5 Out-patients
Made Out-patients . . , . 0 Casual during 5 I P
Irregular
Dead
Physician and Surgeon, Dr. Traill, and Mr. Bickersteth.
Home Visiters, Mr. Shaw, and Mr. Irving.
Chaplain, the 11ev. R. Davies.—House Surgeon, Mr. T. Simon.
Liverpool, Merseyside, England, 1833-01-11

BELGIUM.

ANTWERP, JAN. 2.—1 hear that there was an affair last night
between the Belgian troops who have arrived at Doel, and the
Dutch. The former, according to report, have had four offi-
cers killed, and forty men hors de combat. The latter did not
push their enterprise, whatever it was for. The attack appears
to have been merely a sudden impulse on the part of the
Dutch, to welcome their new antagonists with a warm recep-
tion.—London Standard. ( Private Correspondent.)
Liverpool, Merseyside, England, 1833-01-11

LIVERPOOL COTTON MARKET,
Thursday Evening, Jan. 10. 1833.

There has been a very animated demand for Cotton the last three
days, from both. Dealers and Spinners, and about 14000 bags sold at
the extreme prices of Monday.

The arrivals are 1 Vessel from '
leston.
SAES OF
d. d.
380 Sea Island Oeorgialolto 15
'BO Stained Ditto . 71 to 8i
8700 Upland Ditto . Of to if
ma . . 6f to ik
3320 Mobilebaoabile . . 61 to if
2280 New Orleans . tif to 8f
900
Pernambuco ". 81 to Of Aricati & Ceara 8f to 81
900 Bahia and Macaio 7 to 81
nn, Maranham . 81 to Of
'" 5 Sawginned Do. if to 71

rew York, 1 Savannah, and 1 Char-

ME WEEK.

d. (1.
Mirth . . . —to
90 Para . . . . 7A to
Demerara, Rm. . to
Barbadoes . . —to
10 Common W. India 7 to
Bahama . . . to
Carthagena . . to
Bourbon . . . —to
1100 Egyptian . . . RA to 99
1590 Surat . . . . 4 to 69
Bengal, . . . . —to
Liverpool, Merseyside, England, 1833-01-11

THE LIVERPOOL STANDARD.

THE REVENUE.

Abstract of the Net Produce or the Revenue of Great Britain, in the
Ycars and Quarters ended the sth Jan. 18.32, and sth Jan. 1833: show-
ing the Increase or Decrease On'each head-thereof.
Liverpool, Merseyside, England, 1833-01-11

MEXICO.

fitters have been received from Mexico dated the sth
was
ember, stating that at that time the city surrounded t
roops of Santa Anna, who prevented the entrance of art
of subsistence, and had cut off the supply of water, in col
ence of which the necessaries of life were double the prl(,
rdinary periods. The communication with Vera Cruz
nails was stopped, and all business suspended. Santa Aar
in a summons to surrender on the Ist of November, at
itened in case of refusal, to storm the city, but had not
ently made any attempt to carry his threat into executiol
ntime it had been officially announced by the Go'verninei
General Bustainente was marching from the interior wit
men to the relief of the city, so that a decision Inu
tly take place who were to be its masters. The tradiD
es, and the population generally, were in a state of extrel
ety. The exchange on England was at 39.
Liverpool, Merseyside, England, 1833-01-11

UnitrD ,iawtatto.

__
For SAVANNAH,
:2g04.,.. The Brig PERCIVAL, '
MARTIN FORREST, Mast r;
.-- -- Burthen per register n-I tons.—For eight or passage
J. NELSON 1 OOD and Co.

apply to

,outb aratrica.

Will have quick despatch.
For MAR ANHA.M,
The tine Brig NIAGARA,
Master;
Burthen NOONEY, Master;
Burthen per register 278 tons, coppered and copper-fastened,
sails fast, and will be found a very superio ssel.—For terms
, of freight, &c. apply to Messrs. MooN BROT Rs; Mr. A. PAR-
LANE; or to GEORGE HIGHFIELD.

For freight or charter, the fine fast-sailing Brig CANADIAN.
(One concern.)

For PERNAMBUCCO,
The fine A 1 Ship MONTR 'AL,
Captain J. LEITCH;
- 314 tons, coppered and copper-faste ed.—For freight
or pas age apply to Messrs. HEYWORTH and o,; Mr. A. PAR-
I. A. NE, Or to GEORGE HIGHFIELD.
Liverpool, Merseyside, England, 1833-01-11

africa.

For SIERRA LE E,
The Barque THA lES,
.41404 ROBERT THOMPSON Master;
Burthen per register 351 tons.— or freight or passage
J. NELSON WOOD and Co.

apply to

*team VachttO.

JANUARY, 1833.

PACKETS,
_ .

OF LARGE DIMENSIONS, AND PROPORTIONATE
POWER,
SAIL from LIVERPOOL, for the UNDERMENTIONED
PORTS, REGULARLY, as under,
WITH OR WITHOUT PILOTS, AND WITH LIBERTY TO TOW VESSELS,
DURING THE PRESENT MONTH OF
JANUARY, 1833.

FOR CORK.
FROM CLARENCE DOCK,
THE HERALD, S. S. MOWLE, Commander, and
THE ST. GEORGE, T. TUDOR, R.N., Commander,
Tuesday, 15th January, 7 o'clock Morning.
Sunday, . 20th .. .. 9 .• .. Morning.
Friday, 25th •• .. 12 .... Noon.
Wednesday, 30th .•.. 3 .• .. Afternoon.
FOR WATERFORD,
FROM CLARENCE D CLARENCE ,
THE GIPSY, A. KE ommander,
Tuesday, 15th January, ~ o'clock Noon.
Tuesday, 22nd .... 0 .• .. Morning.
Tuesday, 29th .... 2 .... Afternoon.
FOR DUNDALK,
FROM CLARENCE DOCK,
THE EARL OF RODEN, JOHN MOWLE, Commander,
Three Times a Fortnight. Particulars may be known on ap-
plication at the Offices.
FOR BEAUMARI-S, BANGOR MENAI BRIDGE AND
CARNAR'TON.
THE AIR,* A. SPEIRS, Commander,
FROM GEORGE'S PIERHEAD,
Tuesday, 15th January, 8 o'clock Morning.
Tuesday, 22nd .•.. 10 .... Morning.
Tuesday, 29th .... 6 .... Morning.
* This Vessel will return from the above places every Fri-
day, and Goods intended to be shipped by her from this must
be sent down the day previous to her sailing.
For TOPSHAM, EXETER, and LONDON.
The ZEPHYR,
Lieut. HADAWAY, R.N., Commander.
At the request of several influential shippers, the sailing of this
beautiful Steam Yacht is POSTPONED until the 13th instant,
when she will positively be despatched for TOPSHAM, EXE-
TER, and LONDON, calling at PLYMOUTH and FALMOI TH,
to land and receive goods and -passengers.—The rates of freight
and passage, which are extremely moderate, may be known on
application to the agents.
Goods and Parcels forwarded to wherever directed, by Steam-
packets or other eligible conveyance, with the greatest care
and despatch, if addressed to

WATSON & PIM,
St. George Steam packet Company's Offices,
Clarence ,Docl ,or 21, Water-street, Lives? 01.

'team Packeto.

For DUBLIN AND BELFAST.
THE CITY OF DUBLIN
STEAM-PACKET COMPANY,
INCORPORATED BY ACT OF PARLIAMENT.
The above Company sail their Vessels, (with or without
Pilots,) taking Goods and Passenge,fs to the following ports,
namely,
To DUBLIN Daily.
To BELFAST, the HIBERNI , on Wednesday next, the 12th
January, at Nine o'clock in the Morning, from the Clarence
Dock.

,‘ •
Apply, for Dublin tLine, o
SAMUEL
PERRY 27
for Belfast Line, to Water-street.
JOHN MTAMMON.
Liverpool, Merseyside, England, 1833-01-11

TO THE TRUSTEES OF THE LIVERPOOL
INFIRMARY.

MY LORDS, LADIES, AND GENTLEMEN/
A . VACAKY having how oecurred,h the office of Phy-
sician „L-. 1.. to the Infirmary; by the rese rnation of Dr. Traill,
I again beg leave to offer myself as • audidate, and to assure
you, that should you be pleased to hoi our me with the appoint-
ment, I shall devote myself with the same approved zeal to the
interests of this most excellent charity,' as I have done for the
last fifteen years to the other public charities of Liverpool.
I have the honour to be
Your most obedient Servant,-
Duke-street, Jan. 7, 1833. D. BAIRD, M.D.

TO THE TRUSTEES OF THE LIN' 'WOOL
IN I tI,IIIARY.
TAR. TRAILL having now tendered his esignation as Phy-
sician to the Infirmary, I again bc.• eave respectfully to
offer myself as a Candidate tor that Situa on.
A period of many years' service as ysician to the South
Dispensary, and the favourable man er in which my appli-
cation has already been received, bcrive me additional confluence
in renewing my solicitation for the honour of your \ ote and
Interest.

•
Your most obedient Servant,
It. W; SCOTT, M.D.-
Great George-street, Jar. 7, 1833.
Liverpool, Merseyside, England, 1833-01-11

MEXICO.

Letters have been received from Mexico, dated the sth 6,1
November, stating that at that time the city was surrounded b;
the troops of Santa Anna, who prevented the entrance of ar
des of subsistence, and had cut off the supply of water, in coo
sequence of which the necessaries of life were double the pri,
of ordinary periods. The communication with Vera Cruz b,
the mails was stopped, and all business suspended. Santa AO
sent in a summons to surrender on the Ist of November, air'
threatened in case of refusal, to storm the city, but had not swi,
sequently made any attempt to carry his threat into executil
Meantime it had been officially announced by the Governmel,
that General Bustamente was marching from the interior witi
4,000. men to the relief of the city, so that a decision plus
shortly take place who were to be its masters. The tradiol
classes, and the population generally, were in a state of extre°
anxiety. The exchange on England was at 39.
Liverpool, Merseyside, England, 1833-01-11

PORTUGAL.

The Morning Post has published an account of a loss sustain
by Don Pedro's troops of 800 men. This information is said
have come by the last arrival from °pork.); by the Ospre
which left on the 25th ult. All we know positive on the mad'
is, that the letter from the captain of the said vessel, who 0
three days at Oporto, to his owners, does not make any menti,
of the above event, and we do not hear that any other letter b
been received.--London Standard, Tuesday.
Liverpool, Merseyside, England, 1833-10-08

011 *alt.

QUICKSILVE ,
ANTIMONY ude,
And NITRATE SODA.
Apply to IBBS, BRIGHT and CO.
Who. have to LET, a DOUBLE OFFICE, with Forwarding
Room and other conveniencies, situated in Oldhall-street. •
Liverpool, Merseyside, England, 1833-10-08

MONDAY, 7th October.—Noon, Wind N.W.—Fair.

ARRIVED :—Caroline, Hicks, from Charleston.
41so arrived :—Mary Ann Eliza, Crowder, from Swansea—Apollo,
Westlake, Bridgwater—Stewart Monteith. Dumfries—Patricia,
Kearns, Kirkcudbright—Thomas and Jane, Doubleday, Glasgow—
Caledonia, Young, lslernan.
The Brilliant, Nfordaunt, for Rio, (sailed on the 3d instant.)
Bon Accord, Burnley. hence for Africa, was spoken 30th Septem-
ber, in lat. 51, long. 9.
Wilberforce, Harrison, hence for Maranham, was spoken 13th ult.
In lat. 39 59, long. 12 15,
Nandi, Bishops hence, at Jamaica, 10th August.
Britannia, Oliver, hence, at St Lawrence.
Ruby, Farrant, hence, at Newfoundland.
Zante, Winsor, hence, at Leghorn.
Paragon, Saint; and Fanny Connell, Joy, hence, at Lisbon.
Gustav, Scheivelbein ; Eleonore, Fradlant ; Zealous, Anderson
Wilson, Rape ; and St Harlampy, Kruge, hence, at Elsineur.
Maria Eliza, —, from Cork, at Newfoundland ; sailed from
Cork 18th March, and only arrived at St John's 15th ult. The Cap-
tain states that she was caught in the ice, and dragged by it to the
coast of Greenland, where he was detained three months and a half.
The Eliza, Belfast, from Tobasco, put into Newfoundland 9th ult.,
with damage and loss of mainmast. This vessel is supposed to be the
brig mentioned 26th September, as having been spoken off Cape
Florida, with loss of mainmast.
Liverpool, Merseyside, England, 1833-10-08

SUGAR. British West India,.

Mauritius
Bengal.

Cheribon, Siam, and
Manilla,

Cuba or Havannah..:
Brazil ...

MOLASSIIS
RCM, Jamaica • •

Other British Islands..

puns
hluls
brls
Vriss. : :

Demerara S.: Bcrbice..

.hogsheads
tierces.
barrels
chests
bags
chests
baskets ..
bags
.boxes
.chests.
barrels
Porto Rico Ft other z hogsheads
Foreign Colonies tierces.
barrels
..casks
.gbunass

brls

brls
Liverpool, Merseyside, England, 1833-10-08

EXCLUSIVE OP CARRIAGE AND PACKAGE.

. .
Two Gallon size, purifying 12 Gallons per day .. E 1 a 5
d 0
Three ditto lB
Four ditto
Six ditto 4O . 2 2 0
Nine ditto -
Tweive ditto
Plans, Drawings, and Prospectuses can he obtained, and the
Apparatus inspected at tho office of Messrs. GOLBORNB and
Downs, Crown Chambers, Redcross-street, Liverpool.
......,
Liverpool, Merseyside, England, 1833-10-08

iGE, LONDON, OCT. 4
Barcelona
Seville 36/
Gibraltar (per hard dol.) 47#
Genoa
Milan
Venice (per 6 Aus. Liv.)...
Naples .1(4
Palermo de 0z... 1z(
Lisbon
Onorto 5OO
Rio de Janeiro 4O
Bahia 3l
Buenos Ayres
Madras
Dublin 21 days' sight li
Cork do lt

25 75
Liverpool, Merseyside, England, 1833-10-08

Eibetpooi

EAST INDIES.

,
. for BOMBAY direct, the S p CALEDONIA,
' STaorAN, Commander • urthen 445 tons; to
'' on the 18th October.—l r freight or passage
apply to Sir JOHN TOBIN, or to
BOLD and RUSSEL, Brokers.

E. Under a positive engagement to sail te first vessel, and
tr not later than the 10th instant.—F BOMBAY direct,
11.." the fine English-built Brig Y, JOHN MORTON,
ceOpper.faSeePid'
Commander ;A 1, 345 tons pe egister, coppered and
sails remarkably last, and a most desirable
bellveYence for goods and passengers, her accommodations
Doe superior.—_For terms, &c., apply on board, in the Prince's
uct ; to Messrs. JOHN BIBBY and Co. ; or to
W. and J. TYRER.

WEST INDIES.

For DEMERARA, the A 1 regular raderENNIORE.
• Will be immediately despatched aving the priucipal
•
part of her cargo engagicl.— freight or passage,
With very superior accommoda 'on, aEply to
JOHN GOADON and Co.

, For DENIER t.RA the fine new
292
• 0, tons burthen,
JOHN
ST h
•••• pered and copper-fastenedi arran.,_
later titan 10th instant.-2gartrefght /inn,
J. JONES and u,.

irig S'rORMONT,
ONT, Master ; cop-
lied to sail no
TIT;
CAC ange-ailey.

To sail on the 22d October.
Ar. Igor KINGSTON, JAMAICA, cr ect, and will deli-
ver Goods at SALT RIVER, OL ARBOUR, and CA It-
LlsLiz.-BA r, the fine new Brig AREMONT,
or ISTEPHENS, Master; burthen 265 tons.—For freight
• gge apply to the Owner, STANLEY PERCtVAL, or to

JOHN HAStL DEN

.44 For DEMERARA, the fine S JOHNSTONE,
ill, A. MTHERSON Master; 436 ns.—For freight or
passage apply to the Captain board, or to
• SANDBACH, TINNI , and Co.
For DEAIERARA, the Brig AN M'KENZLE'
JOH? GILL, commander; burth peg; register 281
tona.'---For freight or passage app to.' •
JOHN GLAD.SVON-and Co.
. To sail immediately
'For BARBADOES, the Ship CH DA'N lEL
BCAMPBELL, Master.—For tr eight loassage apply to
MI..AM and lIIGGINSON.
BARBADOES, the Barque BARBADIAN,
'''' oaftEsitAu NAGLE, Master. Noipt(ding opposite
the shed, west side of the King's ek.-1 or freight
LlTaxitarlND
passa.e
Co.apply to the Owners, Messrs. HEYES,
, ans. —, or to
KERS, IMRIE, and TOMLINSON.

Por GRENADA r direct, the fine,-fi ass coppered
kikk, Brig CATHERINE, Captain t SAY; under en-
. gagetnent to sail on the 20th in nt.,---For freight or
chants Passage apply to Messrs. ACRAMAN end STITT, Mer-
' °r to APBELL and CRAW-EDRD, Brokers,
Pool-lane.
Liverpool, Merseyside, England, 1833-10-08

ST. KATHARINE DOCKS, LONDON.

Stock diccount of the under-mentioned Goods for the Month ending on
the 33th day of September, 1833, exclurirely of those Goods which are in
the Warehouses of the Dock Company, and under Charge of the East
India Company.
Liverpool, Merseyside, England, 1833-10-08

UNITED STATES

To sail immediately.
For NASSAU, NEW PSOVIDENC irect, the Sub-
stantial New Brig DAMPIEI lain JOHN FIND-
resLVAI LATER, (late of the EUPHEMI burthenrr register
208 tons Biitish-built, sails fast, and is in every
--4-et a most desirable opportunity for Goods and Passengers.
joifor freight.or passage, apply to the Master, on board;Mr.
N CLAYPOLE, 2, Great Charlotte-street, or 0>
BUCHANAN and :4II3,OIVNE.

/r T 6 sail on Sunday next.—For NEN ORLEANS,
Ai:, the fine eoppered American S ' CORDOVA,
MOSES OWENS, Master; bort per register 350
up her
tons
des she takes no salt, and shippers may depend up-
-14.3a; being patched punctually as above.—For freight or
get apply to the Captain on board, King's Dock, or to
WILLIAM CPXLEY, Rumford-place.

, To sail on or about the
next, 1011 iistant.—For
wILINIlliuroN, the fine armed rig: THOMAS
- •NAYLOR, JNo. HANNAH, Cam der.—For,freight
boo, or passage apply to the Captai on board, Canning
or to HUGH and JOS. HORNBY and Co.

r." For MOBILE, direct, the fine, newly-ce/Cpered Ship
SUPERIOR, Captain BROWN; )save immediate
despatch..--For freight or passage ally to
ACRAMA`N ktnd STITT.
Liverpool, Merseyside, England, 1833-10-08

Sor gait.

The good Brig -CLEOPATRA,
..4,,..., 260 50-94 tons per register, built at Whitby in 1817,
~itilip‘'s single bottom, copper-fastened to the wales, had ex-
ex -?"--- tenstve repairs in 1829, and new topsides, waterway,
and plank sheers, of the best materials, d put out of hand in
the most substantial manner in 1831 she sails fast, is well
found in stores of every description, adapted to the North
American and Baltic trades, and neral purposes ; she has
just come out of dock, and is ready or immediate employment;
Now lying in the Surrey Canal.
Forinventories and fiirther particulars apply to
WM. WOOLCOMBE,
1, Freeman's-court, Cornhill, London.

1:36 The good Snow GRANGER, 318 tod; per rekister
' north country built, copper-fastened; sheathed with
~, wood on patent felt; had new upperi works and decks
" in 1827, and most part new w4lO of African oak in
1829. Sails fast, shifts without ballast, Obd is very well found
in stores. Now lying in the South West India bock.—For
inventories and further particulars apply to Mr. DANIEL BURN,
Lower Shadwell; or to

WM:-WOOLC6MBE, 1, Freeman's-court, Cornhill, London.

mr. A fine new SCHOONER, of about 130 tons mea-
, 'surement, now on the stocks, and ready to launch, at
Dartmouth; she is constructed for the fruit trade, or
- • any fast-sailing service;;r, is thoroughly copper-fastened,
(Wets ir4pari-naibd; model.substatially built, and
finished in a very neat. and ii-orkmanlike manner. Length 77
feet, bread 20 feet 9 inches, depth 11 feet 3 inches, and will
draw ahmit tea feet water.—For farther particulars apply to
Mr. lionwtT NEWMAN, Dartmouth, or to
WM. WOOLCOMBE, 1, Freeman's-court, Cornhill, London..

Tuts DAY, (Tuesday,) the Sth instant at Twelve o'clock,
in Dempsey Benbow, and Co.'s B ded Yard, Greenland-
street,
167 Logs and Plank CEDAR,
Imported in the Lavinia, ex New outh Wales, now landing.
--:For particulars apply to Mr. TtioAsss LAWTON, or
DEMPSEY, BENBOW, and Co. Brokers.
Liverpool, Merseyside, England, 1833-10-08

VATTED RUM,

Vatted

Ho. Ex.
2 704
1 250

COFFEiI, British Plantation

Mocha
Malabar

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PINEvro

GINGER. West India

Re-
Delivered. I vatted
Liverpool, Merseyside, England, 1833-10-08

4 MUEL HALL'S PATENT STEAM-ENGINE.-
Mr. SAMUEL HALL begs to inform the Manufacturers
and proprietors of STEAM-ENGINES, that he has put his
patent improvements to work to two of his own engines; to
one at Messrs. John and Thomas Sherratt's, Salford Iro,u-works,
31anchester; and to one at the factory of Messers. Saint. Cart-
ledge and Son, at Bullwell, near Nottingham, in,-$u efficient
and perfect a manner, that he now, with the great/&t confidence
recommends them t; the Public. and engagqi to gu.trantee
their satisfactori performance.—The saving otifuel, tallow, and
other articles—the increase of power—th, viating (1w the
ample and peculiar means of lubrication) the wear.and tear
of the internal parts of the engine, and tie preservation of the
yib
boiler, (bv the method of avoiding the entrance of any but
distiller' water,) are effected to that extent which cannot fail to
give the most entire satisfaction.
itgents.—Messrs. JOHN and THOMAS SartaaArri Salford Iron-
works, Manchester; and Messrs. W. and It. SMITH, 8, Lad-
Jane, London ; of whom descriptions, with drawings of the
engine, may be had:
Basfird, neat Nottingham, October Ist, 1833.
N.B. The Patent Apparatus may be applied to, or removed
from, Old or New Engines, with the greatest facility.