Ship Standard, Belfast to New York.
ONLY SHIP NOW IN PORT FOR NEW YORK, To Sail Direct From Belfast On The 15th March, THE FINE NEWLY-COPPERED and copper-fastened ship STANDARD, 1,200 Tons Burthen, ROBERT RITCHIE, Commander. This excellent Ship is now arrived in port, after a very quick voyage from Quebec, and will sail direct from Belfast for New York, on 1st March. She is lofty in the between decks, well ventilated, and will be fitted up in the most comfortable manner for the accommodation of Cabin, Second-Cabin, and Steerage Passengers under the immediate inspection of her Majesty's Emigration Officer. The Provisions and Water put on board will be of the very best description, and passengers will be supplied during the voyage, as prescibed by law, with 2« lbs. of Biscuit, 5lbs. Oatmeal, 2lbs. Rice, 1lb. Flour, 2oz Tea, «lbs Sugar, «lbs Molasses, and twenty-one quarts pure water every week. Captain Ritchie's general attainments, his first-rate qualifications as a Commander, and his reputation for kindness and attention to his passengers, are so universally known, that a further repitition now of the very complimentary testimonials thereof that have been unanimously presented to him by his passengers, at the termination of his several voyages, is unnecessary. This, together with the first-class outfit of the Standard, and the superiority of her accommodations for passengers, are advantages that cannot be surpassed in any other Packet-Ship. For terms of Freight or Passage, apply to WILLIAM WILKINSON, General Emigration Office, 7, Queen's Square, Belfast. Belfast, 4 March, 1852.Close