The Liverpool Standard and General Commercial Advertiser.
Liverpool, Merseyside, England, 1842-06-14 00:00:00

oU% and LAND AnitNT, 57,
grateful for the very liberal en-
ed, begs leave to inform those
Property for Sale or to Let in
or Neighbourhood, that he has
,n BOOTLE-ROAD, opposite the
~ntion will be given to those who

CONTRACT, very extensive
Custom-house ; a splendid
. Stables, extensive Gardens

xtensiv

Freehold Pro-

and Shops, St. Ja

; Nine

near Kirkdale ; Thre
wo miles from the Ex

Oxford-street; Two Ditto, Soho-
-pleasant ; Three Houses and Shops,
several large Lots of BUILDING
Is of Land, Crosby, near Waterloo ;
Linacre-lane, Bootle ; Three well-buiit
; also, various Lots of COTTAGE

llowinq to be LET:—
Ise and Offices, Chapel-street ; Ditto,
splendid HOUSE, with Coach-
ke., Holt-hill, Cheshire ; an ex-
); One Ditto, Bootle Marsh,
near Hamilton-square ; One
k ; One Ditto, Mile-street ;
One Ditto, Rodney-street ; One
Falkner-terrace, Parliament-
-road; One House and Shop,
Ditto, Ranelagh-street ; One
street ; One Ditto, Pitt-
an excellent Spirit Vault,
Pew, in St. Mark's Church.
HOUSAND POUNDS to be Lent on

Me Dit

WILLIAMS

Estate Agent

57, Rane-

pp' osite the fostoffice

ND EDITION.

lard Office, Five o'Clock, a.m

rID STITES.

XL OF THE ACADIA

ip Acadia, Captain Ryrie, from Boston
nalled as being off Holyhead at half-past

and arrived Of

site the Rock

,ok this morning. The news

eir files of papers

Rock Ferry ste

n-boat, provided b

agents of the company, and which was

Pier, to put off and bring the
autes after one o'clock the ex-

ap the river in gallant style, firing

)site to Seacombe, and as she pro-

Pool. She kept well on the Cheshire
11 steamer having put off to her, was

r—all on board anxious to get on

Acadia, however, as soon as

,o go stern to the assistance

conceived was in a sinking state, and

ediately complied with. There was a
the water at the Cheshire side at the
that the Acadia had, in taking a wide

fs on this side the river, run foul of a
Cleveland, lying at anchor a little
e Ferry, and done her some damage,
The small steamer,

ICaptain Ryrie,

ed vessel, found that her condition was
.is as bad been supposed, she being all

Mme of her bulwarks forward carried

on, and the crew (some in their shirts)
rths, and in considerable alarm from the

as hurt ; and another river steamer
'ssel was left to be towed by her
ould that bare happened to be
, boat then steamed along
passengers getting on board,
abstracts of the log, &c. and
, and the mails were transferred
Very few papers were, however, ob-
greater part being sent on shore, to-
ws. We are indebted to Mr. Thomp-
❑ging to Messrs. M`lvor's office for
our own files, and several additional
ad more of the same date.

)m Boston at 5 p.m. on the Ist, and
Light at a quarter before 12 o'clock
the passage to this port in about 12
having arrived opposite the town at
eft Halifax on the evening of the 3d,
Ige thence in 10 days 71 honrs—a rate
aining the previous speed and cer-
of this line. She met the Columbia
off Boston, and the latter vessel
lat port by two o'clock next morning.
me of her sailing from Halifax that a
to be the Great Western) was seen

...cr way to New York.
it by the Acadia appear to be of a
`hey present nothing of a very
lyess of Lord Ashburton's mis-
zt diplomatic secrecy, but it is
i from the little that has transpired,
description. The principal news
several heads. The following is an
NCT OF THE LOG.
rted from Boston.

1 strict

Running along the coast ; moderate

in Halifax ;
)re W.N.W

5 15 p.m. left Halifax ; 7

ce 170 miles ; lat. 44 42, long. 59 51

3C weather.
ance 228 miles ; lat. 45 4, long. 54 23
r weather.

istance, 225 miles ; lat. 46 8, long
And foggy weather.
249 miles ; lat. 46 31, long. 4318,
weather ; saw several icebergs.
264 miles ; lat. 47 40, long.
y weather.
270 miles ; lat. 49 16, long. 30 22.
Passed American ship Neva.
- 230 miles ; lat. 49 59, long.

distance
and fogg

235 miles ; lat. 50 40, long
)udy. Passed B. brig Lad)

250 miles ; lat. 50 50, long.
Passed the William
9 30 p.m. Cape Clear

ze, and don
n Gibraltar.

.ate winds and fine weather ;
!fit 6 30 p.m., off Holyhead ; and

iSENGERS BY THE ACADIA.
Rev. H. Gasset, Geo. W. Allen, Mr.
J. Lawton, E. F. Newhall, L. J. Wyeth,
.mon Hagedon, Fred. Browne, Charles
h, Alex. Wood, Mrs. Davidson, F. W.
W. S. Jones, —. Scotland, Mrs. M.
•d, Chas. Barnes, Robt. Morris. Jas.
tewright, J. F. Bigge, Alfred Cossel,
nint Cranbourne, J. B. Hyde, Mr.

Captain 4-,ii

Smith and child, Capt. Thorns,

)RK MONEY MARKET.
'ast mail from New York, the money
Money in fact was quite abundant,
how to employ it, and could be readily
poses, if any such were offering, at
i good securities. Paper of the first
for unsaleable at anything like
Foreign Exchange was plentiful,
)n London the rate was 7i to 8 ; and
rsed here were offered at lower rates.
ly but steadily improving as the !T-
-ents are fast becoming imperative

!asury has succeeded in raising in
ons of dollars of the three million
The stock, it is known, was sold
ith some agreement that the go-
r in the market before July
v finds purchasers in moderate
t par. The interest is 6 per cent.
las obtained to the amount of its
tiler issue of 7 per cent. stock is

de to the banks of this city, at
ry loans to that amount to the

fluctuated a good deal since the
er, principally, however, in the
1 stocks, which are solely influ-

e amount of United States

The la

vourable investment to

ck of t

1, to be negl
! been small.

1, and conse-