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THenry Bell & James Watt Steam Pack-
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ets, twice
1 J a-week throughout the yesr
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''" "" / for Goods and Passengers Alex-
C Laird & Co. 25, York-street.
Londonderry, M'Neil, Gemmill & Co. Woodlane.
Do. Wm. CrichtoHj 60, Queen-street.
Lochgilphead, The Masters.
Oban & Fort-William, Do.
Tobermorry & Easdale, Do.
Port- Glasgow and 7 J^'^^s Miller, 26, York-street; also,
Greenock, 5 Steara Vessels daily.
Rothsay, The Masters.
Stranraer, , Do.
Sligo, M'Neil, Gemmill & Co. Woodlane.
Whitehaven, Robert Brown, 1 1 5, Trongate.
Also, a number of other Craft for Goods, every tide.
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STEAM PACKETS SAIL from GLASGOW with
PASSENGERS, during the SEASON.
To Ayr and intervening ports.
Belfast, Eclipse and Swift.
Campbelton and intervening ports, i
Dumbarton, do. do.
Easdale and Oban, do. do.
Fort- William, do. do.
Greenock & Port- Glasgow, do.
Helensburgh, do, do.
Inveraray, do. do.
Largs, & Millport, do. do.
Lochgoilheadj do. do.
Liverpool from Greenock by Pt- Patrick and Isle of Man.
Rothsay and intervening ports
Stranraer, do. do.
The Post Boy Steam-boat, leaves Glasgow for Gi-eenock, at 8
o'clock Morning, on Monday and Wednesday, with passengers for
the Liverpool Steam Packets, and is in waiting for the arrival of
Passengers from thence to Glasgow.
REGULATIONS FOR THE STEAM BOATS.
Glasgow, 2d July, 1822.
Whereas, frequent disappointments, and great inconvenience,
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