Ships Belvidere et al., Belfast to U.S.

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            PACKETS

            FOR NEW - YORK,
      BELVIDERE,     Capt. M'Keown [McKEOWN?], 800 Tons,
                  To Sail 20th November,
      UNITED STATES, Capt. BRITON,  940 Tons,
                  To Sail 1st December

                  FOR PHILADELPHIA,
      OCTORARA,      Capt. SMITH,  1000 Tons,
      To Sail 25th November.

                  FOR NEW-ORLEANS,
      SIR CHARLES NAPIER,  -   780 Tons,
             To Sail 14th November.

 The above fast-sailing Ships are all of the first
class, very lofty and roomy between decks, and are
fitted up in the most commodious manner for the
accommodation of Cabin, Second Cabin, and Steerage
Passengers.
 For terms of Passage, which are very moderate, apply
            to
      M'Crea [McCREA?] & HANVEY, Agents,
            General Emigration Office, 63, Waring-Street.
       Belfast, Nov. 11, 1841.
 The Subscribers will have a succession of first class
Ships for New-York every week - Philadelphia, New Orleans,
and Baltimore, every eight days through the Season.

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      A FREE PASSAGE TO LIVERPOOL.