Northern Times. — Liverpool, Merseyside, England, 1859-08-10 00:00:00

c sithr, b Audion By order of the Trustees of the Adelphi Building Society . ••. By Mr, BRANCII, This Day (Wednesday), the 10th instant, at Two o'eloc afternoon, at the Clarendon-rooms, South John-street, subject to conditions of sale to be then produced. HREE DWELLING-HOUSES T 231; :n Dundas-creseent, on the ( Walton-road; Kirkdale, is the, bi tre uce' , ".tions of Mr. James K 236,• and h of Livorno° per annum For fort] Renshaw-s1 Bold-street to Messrs. Pte• 3yroin, Es' LLNIF By 3fessrg. WA cl ACKERL lisposed • - Limekiln:lane, in L north by a Messuage now the east by part of a Close, formerly known as the Shute," on the south by Land now or late belOngin, ~/VnrnleY> and on the West by Limekiln-lane aforesaid, and eon- Laming in front to Limekiln-lane aforesaid 34 feet 9 inches, on the north side 48 feet 3 inches, on the west side 32 feet 7- inches, and on the south side 58 feet 11 inches ; • together with the Seven DWELLING HOUSES, distinguished by the Nos. 130 and 132, Limekiln -lane, and. five Houses in Tenterton-place, in the occupa tion af.Henry Holderbottle , The Tenure is Freehold of Inhf For further particular. - to Willis i and ()then .102, - d, 54, Case- street; to Messrs. Stead, Taylor andi3tl street; and to Mr. Swindon, 10, Sweet Accountants. Liverpool SAtiOnALL MasstE, CuEsurnE. By Messrs. WALKER and -ACKERLL This Day (Wednesday), the 10th instant, , a t One afternoon precisely, at the Clarentiourromus, South John street, in Liverpool, iu Lots, subject to such conditions aS will be then produced, and'if not previously disposed of by Private Contract, '+ Tfollowing Pieces of LAND , F reehold of Inheritance, II: The Lots will be declared at the time of sale Nuinbers on Tythe Map.l Name. [Statute Measure I Salv; .-b# litctiot To BUILDERS,' PAPER-lIANGERS, and the, Public. - • /ES$R$. 1317 FORD .and 'SON are favoured with a instructions to SELL by ACCTIO.N, on Frida3 ; next, the 12th instant, at Eleven P'elock precisely. at their Rooms, Clayton- PAPER-HANGINGS, from a of their trade, and removed for tht )ITBETIOLD FURNITURE; SHIPs - MITHS' 'TOOLS; '8 SIGNAL LAMPS, .Bre., CLAYTON-SQUARR ROOM TESSRS. • BYFORD and 'SON respectfully an had dtth 111 SELL by AL CTION, on 'Tu ,-,f Lnd useful 1101:SF:HOLD' I fruipecl , prints, , shipstuiths' viewed on the morning This Day (Wednesda • ,_ lII~LNII WAL,KBR and 4,cg the. 10thi . the Claret INITUI South Jol in Liverpool, together or in Lots, subject to such condition; will be then produced, and if not previoUsty disposed of Private Contract, ALL those Three .seve r al L o t s or P arce l s o f LAND GROUND situate and. being on the west. side of'Brid severally 17 , feet,-9 bads each, ,or there depth backwardk 81 feet, or thereabout. whole 493 wore yards, or thereabouts wardly side by a Dwellinz-house and 1 late bel, h the T botuacied on tli distin or DWE'LLING-1101511kS thereon Nos. 151, 153, and 155, Bridge7stteet, iti•'the iesiu of Thigh Wilson - The Teti Further' Buck Lloyd, Solicitor MIS, reehold of I Yellowley, aid Mr Commern - P; MESWAG ;night(' by • 1 ifdrination may be obtained 'by applying to •1V 4, Castle-street. Liverpool. • ,INEOUS SALE; comp] Gold ani; Household Articles, Handcart, Whitechapel Oart, , Single , Harness, Saddles,. Mahogany Office Desks, effects; at the Auction Rooms, 3, Colquitt-street, iTESSRS:BROWN and TANNER will offer for SALE by'POBLIC 'AUCTION, one MOnday next, the• 15th in stant, at Eleven' O'clock precisely, ht• their , Rooms ' 3, C,olquitt -. Bold-street, numerous MISCELLANEOUS ARTICLES, sale, comprising gold and silver watches and other silver tea and cc's'- - spoons, pair Cores sire sent for posith service; . silvet _ y Troughton and Simms), concertina a quantity of French brocade and glace silks, ib haircioth, rosewood oblong 100 table, handsome Setii-. piano-forte, in rosewood. case, by Broadwood damask curtains for two windows, mahogany 3 bedsteads, feather beds, carpets, f Sze., mahogp 'wars, cut decanters and wi nes . ^ kitr nd Sons, green Whitechapel cart, with two sets dratr cloth cushions, double and single harness, saddles., handcart, weighing machine and weights, a quantity of jars., cases, and fittings, suitable' for a' tobacconist's shop, and other effects. May be viewed thg morning' of sale, and catalogues had at the and T4ner t 4, tool ' To HOTOGRAPHIC ARTISTS and others. R.' HOWELL. will SELL lciy ttCTIO\; This Dar (Wednesday),. the 10th instant, at Two o'clock in the Afternoon, on the Premiso4; 105, Bold;-street, the rtEhaTTTRE and Effects of JOsePh Baume, comprising. valuable "photographtc lens, with apparatus cothgett: chairs, tables ' - glass; carpets, sundry_ mahogany frames, with specimen portraits, sundry glass, drawers, benches, and sundries - in the profession; also the wood and glas,s;bu,ildin,; • as fixed, 'nied l its •the operating room, brass door plate, and large foletin May be viewed On the indrit from Mr. Howell. As Rand rig of sate, &c., 71, ( VALUABLE SitOP, DIVELLINt 1 further particulars had Charlotte-stteet, SE, and PREMISES; in BOLD-STREF,I ITYLIFt will SELL by AUCTION, •on Friday 1 . 1 "next, the' 12th instant, at OriFfor Tivo o'clock precisely, in the afternoon, at the Clarendoh.ionms, South John-street, subject, to_ ale, A - I SHOP, DWELLING • The eapitat.and conmtod HOUSE, and'PRMIISES;No. 73, on Street, (long known as ‘.‘nillan's.Library_ gold-s +reet, and In breadth at the : back along a cotrunon passage Severan yards, or thereabouts, and being in depth' on the northwest sids7l3Aet S inches or thereabouts, and on the smith east side 77' reetin inches, or therehlimits! Leasehold under the Corporation of LiveriMoilfor three lives, now aged respectiVely SG, 44, and 43 ; and forthe term of twenty one years next after the decease of the -survivor of them. Vor further Partieulars, apply at the office of Mr. John Atkinson, Rolicitor, York-chambers, North John-street. !) containing in front to CAPITAL FAMILY ,I)WELLING7IIQUSI rilo be Let, No,' 144, Chatham-strget, containing dining, and drawfng-rooms; front, parlour, seven bedrooms butler's pan tky, good kitchens , pantries, wine, store; bath, and water-closet, with large garden. With immediate possession. —To view apP'Y to mr ; William, Bateman, Builder, )11eath-Street. • Gau6 Duan Back Thorny Mitts The above are.all in the occupation of Samuel Price, who will give immediate possession. Some of them . afford admirable Sites for the erection of Villa Residences, and are less than five miles from Woodside Ferry. Poi further particulars apply to M. J. B. Lloyd, Solicitor, 54, Castle-street, Liverpool, where a Plan can be seen. Nathaniel Price, of Saughall Massie, Joiner, will point out the Properties. :" DRYDEN-STREET This Day (Wednesday), the 10th in noon precisely, at the Clatendon-roorn:s; South John-street, in Liverpool, subject to such conditions-as will be then produced; and if tot previously disposed of by Private Contract, by`order . of the lfortgagee, - , it, at one o'el, Aect ~- LL Oaf Piece of LAND, - situate on the north side of • Dryden-street, in' Liverpool , containing in front thereto 44 8 inches, in width at the, back 43 feet, and running in depth backwards on the east side thereof 113 feet 3 incheS, and — on - the ----- yards, be the same or the said several dimensions thereof more or less, bounded on the north by Property now or late belonging to Messrs. Rowe and Beesley, on the east by other land contracted to be leased to Messrs. Rigg and Boykett, and on the west by pr e- Iniies in lease to Messrs. Rigg and Boykett (except all mines, minerals, quarries, and dells' of every description, and all beds of clay, marl, gravel, and sand). And also, all those Fourteen Messuages or Dwelling-houses erected thereon, two of the said Messuages being to the frOnt of Dryden-street, and the remaining twelve forming an open Court, called "Derby-square." . This nroperty is held by lease from the Earl of Derby for the residve o' a term of seventy-live years, from the 25th March, 1845, and is stOject to a rent of A 25, payable half-yearly. Igor further particulars, apply to Mr. J. B. Lloyd, 54, Castle stateet, Liverpool. DUNCAX-STREST. By Messrs. WALKER and ACKERLEY. This. Day (Wednesday), the 10th instant, at—One o'clock in the 'Afternoon, sit the Clarendon-rohms, South John-street, in Live - pool, subject to such conditions of sale as will be then produced, and if not previously disposed of by Private Contract, - 67/ order qf the lfoltgayees, 1l LL thiiCPieCe 'of TAN% situate on -the east side of Duncart-Streft, in Liverpool aforesaid,-.containing in front to Duncan-street 32 feet 10 in c h es , (i nc l u di ng 6 f ee t o f the common Norbury-place), and 'extending i n :d ep th' back ward. on the north side along premises fronting Pennington.. street 1/8 feet 6' inches, and on the south side a l ong N or b ury , ti lagli 33 feet 7 inches, and then tu,rnine off, and running north ;tatikly 18 inches, and then turning off and running in further d e pt 4 backwards along Norbury-place 17 feet 11 - inches; and then hirthrix of and running Southwardly, in pad along Norbury -0656, and in other part along i 4 house in lease to Mrs. Quayle, 3b' feat 7 inches, and then .turning off and running, in further. dfipth backwards along land and Premises in lease" to Mr. ThomaS c, Trughes 59 feet 6 inches, and' being in breadth at the babk alnEr land and preinisea in lease to. Mr. John KiLshaw. 63 feet tooeat- with 'the Seventeen several MESSUAGES or rowELLlNo lagjaz-„... STABI.y., and other 41JILDINGS",thereon • "`- ereetee • This Property ie Leasehold under the Corporation .r.l respoo ! So , fur I • ty-five years,. front the ath of June, 1.80, - -‘-= - to the yearly rent of One Peppercorn, if deniandet For further particulars apply f. lir 1 n rim./ Mortgagee, 54, Castle-strtiet ; Stead, Accountants, 32, Castle-; and to. Messrs Ate'ad, Taylor and CLAUGHTON, 'CHESHIRE Substantial lIOUSEHOLD FURNITURE, Eight-Ilya' Clock, French Timepiece, Ornamental Articles, Chimney Glass, Dinner, Desert, and Tea. Services, Cut Glass, Plated Articles, Library of 'Rooks; Bagatelle Table, and Effocti of a Lady removing to - the • South of F.ngland. • • • irESitS,• F. & J. pAis . qBpN • are .instructed to I SELL by, AUCTION , This , Day (Wednesday), the 10th instant,. ninictUally itt'Eleven o'clock, on the Premises; De'Vonshire place, Claughton, the lIOUSEIIOLD FURNITURE; (of an etcel lent and substantial desenption.) cempiising, In the D i NiNo-Room — MAHOGANY pedestal sideboard 6 feet 6 i nc hes, long, dining tables. on sliding teles coß i c frames' 9 feet liy.4 feet, eight' chairs in moroceoleither lounging chair and sofa in hair-cloth; striped crimsons merino damask curtains „and gilt cormic to. the large window,. tope try carpet, *Axminster hearth rpg, sliding gas chandelier lights, Sc." In Dit,rvy!n;-Rpoy:-Fight cabriole 14iAIiOGANY chaff it hair- cloth; cithifele • coach: and pair of ditto ltainging chairs in gi, velvet, circular centre table:on pillar and scrolls, console table with marble Op, three-tiers whatnat„, g ottomans and pole screen in needlework lady's Work - table chimney glass in 'carved andgilt frame, drab' damask" mirtaini ainl , kilt cornice to the recessed win dew, tanestry• Carnet, ormohrthree-light gee chandelier, rosewood Gard table, pair of ditto ottomans, sixteen-days' French timepiece on swolptured . alabaster stand under glass slunk, wax, flowers and ogler °yowl-let - Mal articles; bronze and stecl'fender, 41re-irons. • ' - Benaweier-Itoow—MAUOCIANY bookcase. with glazed doors; hair.stuffed couch, lounging chair, and child's table chair in hair oloth„ pembroke and card tables, pair of box ottomans, four-tiers and biz-tiers movable bookcases or Whatnots, Brussels earpet, (flowers on dark green ground,) chimney glass. f "The 'Bre-Crissremes contain mahogany four-post bedstead and 0 10% polished biyebwood and iron' French bedsteads,. curled. • mattress, write goose feather beds,. mahoga n y . ward ; eilestS'..or. drawers, , commodes, - toilet glasses, ch,eval glass ? =red and' Other toilet tables, chanihnr services, Birchwood chairs j ral,lls;', Weasels and Kidderminster carpets, , &a. - • • , ..114.1,r,,Lna . tern in bronaed frapie, mahogany hat, and umbrella stand; pairOf"ditto hall ehairk,'eight-days' tine'.: in mahogany case, oil=cloth of marble pattern, Brussels stair efirpetA; linen dtiverht,„ r ods, door mats, _pair oCligures •.pd pedestals (each 6 - feet. 6 inches i s trakaiAitia Ware dinner service, richly-gilt tea, dessert, amid, breakfast gets, cut glass, plated fluted•tea and coffee servicei, cake basket, Wine strainer, and other plated irtieles„ set of.'four Wedg- • vrood jugs, ivory-handled knivies;paper trays. • . Librag of about ;.?). volumes BOOKS; in good condition. The whole of the &e. • kitchen and culinary ut6siis, painted dress ( talognsi maybe had on the Premises ; pr p£ !Megsrs.-F.• and ficp4soi4,at their Offices and Itnoms, Argyle-street, Birkenhead. ?CR. - 7 'llys ad; olning Tiouse to be Rehr; Et2o cone interest). CLIFTON , PARK.: lowc.rzinßAD. FURAITURE v iIooksi House Linen, and .other genuine kffeetti of a - lady dociWng.housekeeping. < IiXESSIIB. F. arid; J. 1101)%lrir411 . 'SEtL AVO tff*, ilifiliiit4`punetiially at Eleven o'cicielt, on the Premises , 9,: dodland-terrace, eliften park,-Birkenhead, the "genttinisitlOLlSFOOLD ,FURNITURE, in cluding mahogany oblong dinipg. table, ..ditto chiffonnitr, withi guarduvin, easy chair', large rernbteliolabTe, hair off imitahon wal-{ nut-wood card tables on - pillars, and' eiglit Chairs, with loose seats! , to match, four white and, gilt elbow ebidre, useful glass plated 4aeerie- 3 ,'earPets,,rugh, atew ; - 'r r ron, • Tudor,and'Preiich bedstesis and hanglngi, feath- - !r intittresses, chests of drawers, .thilettahles, °washstands, dressing-) ,glasses, chamber • ware,- towel „rails, 'commode, -ntkairs,, .blaniwy s ,! quilts, house linen, caxpets, druggets. Oil-cloth, stair carpets and coveting, tilde; lamp, umbrella stand) look. . The useful kitchen roquisites and miseellaPies-. • • • • • . To be publicly viewed .on the ,nlorning of saie, when catalogues may be had on the premisesl' or previousTy, Of ficesims. F. and J. Hodgson, at their offices and roc;entWitrgyln-street,ltirkenhead: • • valuable. FREE4O,LP, T:aiVIOX :Feu*, situcttei "rue *OW:" ' 7-7 7 IF4NKIN is 'iriStiuc . td: -sg - r4r, by . A . UC-; the on Tuesday, the 23rd instant, at Seven o clock in the those at the ("to tel - 43 Linie- e n trust; Liverpool ' • • . Ali C ro w n o en superior modern and mall-bu ltFreehoid .14.71,(-„knoliSEi, situate and knoWn as Larkfield.'rerrace,4 Carae l Oec iac up - i l e t d 'e i Pn eß , ' o ok th h the , exception of one being mental-of 3 1ralass ' pun e ct. 'w nal ° , ten ants, the nominal' ears,' treaty for, s o t i:: a ch boa..e.,- the unoseupietl• house; a tenant is in • comp i e ,.___, at there is no daubt thajgrenoy of thewhPle !a! ••.c Prior t n - -th The' situatio n thh e M ee- • • re,peoable in thr. miim property is in one of the healthiest and most with jhe certain p ro ,— c t!?a._of • Liverpool, la.exceedingly- well builti ry many yea r ,,'' ai t ,:;2r. outlay. for .repairs like:, being required th e neighbourhood, - ', Loy ur no chemical or other works exidt.l n once every five-years.. Tr i r v t i n Zlg wilt not -he required more than local arc.hitectakkfthe ab ov , 1 - '.ation - of -one,of the Most eminent /flitted for public competitiou r Cr ja 43,615 . ; but it will-be prior or antecedent valuations, bidder. regardless . of :The. respective tenants *lll )647.‘,,t° s close a : partnership est Ute, 40 . 7ielri,the Pl'oliertY ; and, for f ilethn,, rt ', 44 iate nding Porthasera Auctioneer, at the-Crown hotel, 43, Li nu ,',4- apply jo 410 prier to the date , ‘ .. ?f gale, the 23rd Augi u ctr , ,,.'fiVin 12 to 1 daily eveninr. ) U t ?,*.at seven in the N. 8.--Offers b'jnPrivate,Cottrext wilt be -aliteredud: j, 0 JEN' ' Y 6 ATCTtdI~,L I 51, BR UNSWIVIC-ROA.I) IVO be SOLD-(by order of the Exeeutoriof the Mortgagee), Six . Freehold I.I . OIJSES ig Everton ; three situate in Tarleton= street, Nos. 60, 62, 'and 64 ; and Three in . Victoria-street, Nos. 61, 63, and 6.5 ; all well tenanted, and producing a rental of £94 per annum. The Property is in thorough rephir; and has been recently sewered. Priee MO.—Apply to Mr. Booker, Solicitor, 46, Castle street. - 1334. Desirable amd safe Investment for £2OO. ruo be SOLD, Freehold of.laheritance, a row,of eight very neat front Cottagei, all occupied by good 'tenants, situate near Great Horner-street, yielding the yearly rent of £B6. Price, £l,OOO. £BOO of the purchaSe money may remain oit mortgake for a ntunbei of years, at 5 per cent., which will leave a yearly income of £46 for the outlay of £2oo.—For particulars, apply to. John -White; 20, Clayton-square. • TMO be SOLD, situate No. 4, Elm-vale, a good •Family DWEL LING-11'0MM containing on the first floor three entertaining roonik -witlnitehen at'-the back ; 'ton :the .second floor, five bed roolllB, with bath-room and wate!'zeloset , i on the third floor, two with gteenhouse DAle- -room ; - excellent ceilaring underneath. Large B.pply to James :Finney, ,Aceountant, nal3 _ • • TO;:beSold by Private Treaty, in One or More Lots, - x -rINE Freehold .I)WELLINO-HOUSES, -Wentworth-stLvet, .1.1 Church-street, Everton. Each house contains two kitehens, larder, two parlours„and four bedrooms water-closet, and large yard.: The' style " bf these houses is unparalleled foe bea t ify o f arc-hitecture tuad consenience, are newly built, and all let, producing £26 pat year for tiell llouse.' Apply tat,tlw. buildei and awn Chnrcli.street4 Evertom For BALE , by PRIATEVRtAIIt,-Thingwall, ilear Woodehurch Birkenhead Lo t 1 :A ,Freehold DWRLLING,TIOUSE; with • a, Stiablps, garden, and .6a, 3r. 16p. of I al:e, ituated at 11i/Ig wall, in the oCatiPation:of Mr. Capper. • F . gm A - Freehold DWIsLVING-1101/SE and Garden„,with, 7 acres anctla perches of land, in a ring fence, situated ne ar th e Wind -mill, rnlng*all,.and In the OeCapatien of Mrs: For. Psuticula4 d.pply to Mr,' Booker, 48; Castlestreet,.Livierpool. _326. Desirable Dwelling-homes: 9110 be SOLD, a convenient, - commodious Family Residence, situate near Faikner-square, with an ornamental and taste fully laid out garden, greenhouse, two-stall stable andcoach-house, and containing, o n th e grouad floor, breakfast-room and large dining-room, kitchen, scullery, pantriesokc., with excellent larder, ale and wine cell ars un d ernea th ; on th e •first floor are drawing j room, three good bedrooms, mid- dressing-room, and three good; bedrooms above. Price only £l„4oo.—For particulars and notes toi view apply to John White, 20, Clayton-square • rilo be LET, a HOUSE and SHOP, 77, Park-lane. • Rent 8 per week Incoming low. .3a12 TO be LET, a front CELLAR , at 21, Duk e - s t ree t, su it a bl e for a ' store or' - Workshop, fitted with gas and water. • 3112 'llO be , LET, - wlthimme - diate possession, a HOUSE and SHOP on the best-- side of Byrom-street. Rent £3O. Apply at- the Northern Times Office. o^ ODDFELLOWS' HALL, ST. 'ANNE-STREET. THE above splendid HALL t o be ,L,RT, for Lectures, Exhibi tions, Public Meetings, Entertainments, Public Dinners, Tea Farties, &c. Terms moderate. The CELLARING under the Hall to be LET. TO LET, First-rate Premises in South Castle-street, b e ing the best Situation in Liverpool for the- Shipping Trade, and suit able for an Ironmonger, Skip Store Dealer, or other Trades, consist ing of Two good Shops, with large Cellars beneath, which have been lately occupied by Mr. Tasker, .Ironmonger. Apply to BetteleY and Co., 6,- King-street, Liverpool.' - • d TO be LET, for a term, the old-established 'DINING TWOUs in SOuth John-street, Liverpool; called . the "Claren don Dialing , Rooms," and the WINE ' and 'SPIRIT LICENSE attached thereto, together with the FITTINGS and"UTENSILS. The li4tsineSs was established about' 30 years ago, and is very profitable. , None but principals need apply. For farther particulars apply * to Mr, Ralph Foden. to be DISPOSED OP, ; situated opposite one of 'obi juL principal Railways_ in Glasgow, containing fr om T wen t y t o Thirty Apaftments, with Spirit Vaults attached; furniture, goo;; will, &c., to be shad at variation: Apply to' , l4l?. l ltoss, Eldon Dining-rooms; tfo. 19', South JOhn-street, Liverpool. . TO CAPTAINE3,.'MATWSTEVEDORES, &c. LET; that did and' well-estatdishad 'Fret WINE, and I SPIRIT VAULTS, known as the " Caledonian Uotel," %Valiant-street, near the Clarence Dock, conveniently situated, for travellers to and frotathelrish and Scotch steamers, and surrounded by a dense 'neighbourhood; where a large counter trade is done.— For particulars apply orrthe premises. -' rtl2 fp) be. Lf;P; the "ItarimOican tasitz" ALE and POUTEII. • - - - VAlifflrS,-* No.:10; 'ltascloo-lanc, liCirrstreet, a Very 'busy neighbourhood; :capital cellar; rooms,enough ,to let Of, ,to the amMnit of the rent, two of which van b 6 (by slidin"doois) con verted into a large'clubroom... Rent,; £3s' per annum, .tvith pfiii- lezeA attached,to the, house. Very, large, kitchen adit'ini cellar. Incoming .and Fiitures, £32; declining the h us i nesa.— Apply on the premisetj, any day,. hp'Vveen the hours of , eleven, and ,;then flvo: A capital hOnscfbr an dfitbrprisini'person. • :•• • A . L P E J .08, .A NT, at, BARNETT,STREET, :Comer of Leigh-street. • , ESTABT.ISIIF:D 1848, ' Por'the,LETTING of : Vt"'lN'g -. ainl SPIRIT VAULTS, HOTELS, ALE -and PORTER VAULTS, &e. Lists of Houses from £7O to £1,500 Goodwill, may be; had on application at- efid Office LIECENSINI TkiNEIPERND AND iroirrciAors ARRANGED, n la e t t e t-rreet, f hav gß. li‘ e e n L t E h- L t A is - t i4 w l) 4th of Assistant Te t i of ß th as e Winstanley and' Sbn, tot' a. period: Of eighteen years, is rm oenable7, from practical experience, , to icondy.at Sales by Auction; of Furni ture, Wines, Land, and other Property, on the same honourable Property pr.!.nct!.aqy !It Tlunt,tofi Ltendect,to.,. ,gffitfitS }nth X TO PASTIES ABOUT TO TtrprilAS, A ut. FERGUSON, 9, Berwick-; •hand'• some sU;the best lots c HOUSES ever offered to the public, and for , immediate purchase will be said Cheap. a 9 built Fi iiiOiv AIGEURTH-ROAD.—TO be LET; vv, Clicv J liesketh), cantainirig flu butte and well 'stocked with fruit tri Donis, ten bedrooms, bathroom, [ere is a stable, loose box, two _ . kPPIy to Mr: Robert'Jones; or ' Seaforth, near Liverpool. TO be LET, Ftrnished, Elmsley Villa. This gesirable Residence, standing in its own munds affords perfect retirement, yet (by railway), within twenty mairtutei Journey or Liverpool. It is replete with every conveniencenecessary far a small genteel family, contains dining, drawing-room and parlour, six bedrooms, &c., &c., and will belet town eligible party for twelve or fourteen months.— For further. particulars, and for inspection, apply on.the premise between the hours of eleven a.m. and two p.m. 6a12 LEFT -OFF CLOTHES WANTED, for Exportation, (Ladies', Gentlemen's, , and -Children's,) for which the highest price will be given in cash. Ladies and Gentlemen waited..upgia at any hour in all parts of Lancashire and. Cheshire.—Addres , s Mr. or Mrs. Jackson, 47, Brownlow-hill., N.B.—Naval ancl,Military cloPma,of all &Md.% bought. tfo ~ POlN'all 4 s_, FOR SALT TO be SOLD Three first-elas solely in ebrisequenee of the ( shooting this season.—Apply to Mr. Cottage. Wrexfiasn. Freehold Land, Houses ) OBT. HUGHES; 53; Churehas to Sell, in One or. more Lots, a of BUILDING,LANB, 'in Trahrnere view of the River, where lichises gn R. H. has also several beautiful noes in Birkenhead, at moderate rents. teadp POINT'ERSTPaited with "s ill health preventing him e Atherton, Beech and Shops; Cheshiie t very low prices, 45,000 yards and' Birkenhead, with a' fin 6 I cottages are in great deniand, nd a few Shops to be Let gz Sillb,, gasteriateons. fro be SOLD,-.a i largains 201bs• CREAM OF TARTAR.—AppIy at,ss,_Moorti e , 3a12 Tobe SOLD, Building Materials, at th e T op of Shaw's-brow also, a quantity of excellent Slates.2Bjl3a AFirs4-rate Cotton Broker's COUNTER t o b e S OLD, 12 feet long and 3 feet in width,—Apply to the keeper of India-buildings, Watorstreet, . 3alo mpoURCIIASED SHARES in. 4. Non-Redemption Building Society 1, to be Sold Cheap. Sixty Shares in a Society only a few months may be ifividedAddresS C). 7 - , iyorthern Daily Times. 6alo rro be SQL!). a strong and light second-hand Birmingha ra ., `_l built Cab, With or without Horse and Harness. Also, a strong aeooml-hand Clarence Car and a strong second-hand 'Whitechapel. Apply at the /farther& rinres of , , , TO 'GENERAL 'FfIfCMERS, TRADtSMEN, AND OTHERS: 1 2 ,(F Patent BARRET.• rACKAGI of every description and size, 11 ofk ' o * ,ted fir all kinds of Dry Goods, Samples, &c., &c.—Apply to Giorgi Goore t 5i Auinford-street; Agent to the Manufacturer. 1 - • SIIELLS; 14NERALS FOSSILS, ,Aiyp .6'EOLOGIcAL ROCK, rillEß Collection -of. a m PAVII), DYSON, Esq.,..or Allitichester„is now.offered.for Sale, either in Lots or single 41,0eimens. It contains large series of rare. Bttlimi, &c., oollected by the late possessor in Ilonduras and otherplaces. Army to F. P. Hurst, No. 22, Roscoe Arcade, Liverpool. Delightful Residence, near the Lakes MO be LET,'Fainished, Haleeat ; a commodious Mouse, in the valley of Withersiack. It is placed on. .a rising , ground, - commanding a beautiful view of Morecambe Bay and the sur rounding country. It co p tains'three excellent entertaining-rooms, nine bedrooms, , nursery, &pacious kitchens; butler's pantry and bedroom, and all other - necessary offices ; also, a four-stalled Stable. The house is six miles from: Windermere, eight from Milnthorpe, ele v en fr . orn yendal, five froin'Grange Railway station, and three hours' Journey from Manchester. For further particular's respect ing the property, apply to Mr. Jackson, King's Arms Hotel, Kendal; Mr. W. Wanklyn, Bury, Lancashire; or Messrs. Crossley and Bud low, Manchester. _ V0.t4.1.*0 . •*:4.b'' ~ cer FrillgtS, , tie•ttr; Withlroinediat Pemaession; an Old ,and blished BEEIMOUSE, in one of the hest; thoroughfares in town. Rent and, incanaing - nioderite;—Appiy at'No. S, Low-hill. rup he LET; with immediate possession; an old and well-este -1 hlished BF:ER . 1101/SE, in one of the best thoroughfares in' town. Rent and incoming moderate—Apply at rio. 2, Low-hill. • NORTWARY DAILY ti`. CI OOD OPPORTITI 4 tfeir; TO PRINTERS FIRST-CLASS .DUKNE . EIS, STOCK, AND. PLANT TO BE DISPOSED OF, by Private contract, one of the most improving PRINTING BUSINESSES in Liverpool. The type is nearly' ll*.new, and has been selected • from the best foundries in England. The Presses, "&c., are in capital order, and theie is every convenience to carry on a very extensive trade: The , books will show that this is an opportunity but seldom to be met with; the 'sole cause of the present' proprietor giving it up is in consequence of •other engagements. The purchaser will be intro- given to continue the Veer ,' Times offic rc ,4111yErt ~Ul4ltAf~• Apply 'next door Plot, ( rk. It [filVess Ardrthi LM VALE, FAIRFIELD To be LET, LABURNANt COTTAGE at 15,, Castle-street, Liverpool. a. CO-AI -YARD, with 'Tay and Stapling for three hods ottdrly'No. 11, Bolton-street. aw nice ; doing Rent, B 1 6.9. pet . 6a15 SEA BATHING, HOYLAKI T O be II 'ANLEY bedroorn . s, two good cellaring.— Apply next ddor VILLA, containing four me floor, and 6a14 WA t sl o T r E ou 9 :thl bi un a do l: s a t m an iii s t e ' r g t i e r !! , llemC7OK, one who Apply by , letter, stating age and address; 80x;8 , 35, Gendral' l'ost-office. • • - 3a12 A . 13ERCELB.—NiVanted, a Plain Cook, for a Boarding School. English preferred. Age 23; also a good - Nurse, who can take a baby from the month. Apply at 119, Bridge-street, Birken head. ANTED, a thorOughly efficient Nurse,'• to take charge of a young family, where an under nursemaidis kept. None need apply whose charketer and qualification wilt not stand'the strictest investigation. Address u.w.n., Northern Times office. TiAT ANTp, PVPILS for Preach; German, jta,liap, panish. alld " i l l alin; 'Mum, and Singing, by a #rat- class, tAngidst 'and Pianist. Terms .10.3. 61. per course.—Addr6as . Literze poet-office, , Derby-road, Booties 6a13 . Nr i gls l L lD eks aj ltrrel C s?i O n i a.d wi a i l o sp t i l y ioi:o , t u t7 i h e lL e u p ite n rs a tte r s r h e e i r enees will be required. Application to be made between ten and tWelve o'clock.—For address, apply to Mrs. Wharton, Lem-street. • .3alo. PA ISH OF WisRPOOL, IirANTED, a MAN and his WIFE, to fill the Offices of Super intendant and Matron of the 'VAGRANT DEPARTMENT o the , WOR,KIIOUSE, Drownlow-hill.. They must be, without incumbiance, and will be required to devote their whole' time to the duties of their ,respective 'offices.' Salary, £5O per Annum, together with 13Oard, Washing, and Apar.tments. Applications, in the handwriting of the Candidates, stating age and previous occUpations, to be left, together with Testimonials at: to character and qualifications, at the Office of the undersigned, on or before Wednesday, the 17th day of August instant. • CHARLES lIAItT, Vestry-Clerk. Parish Offices, Brownlow-hill, sth August, 1859. (finpformtuts Vidanktb. AXrANTED, in a Shipping or Genera! Merchant's Office, a V V Situation, by , a Young Man, who is well acquainted' with General Business, 'and knows German.—Address to J. It T., Office of this Paper. • • 2fij4a r ROOM OR COACIIMAN.—A--,young Man, who can produce unexceptionable testimonials,. ts, in Want of a Situation as a ove. 41dress, care of Messrs: Griffin and M‘Ghie, Northern Dimes office. ' all AVANITD, to place a very reapeetable' girl, 'aged' 16, in "anylight Situation. Is accustomed to children, and can Make herself very useful. Address E. H., care of Arr. Durharn, 348, Great-Ilaivard4trect. TO BAKERS AND PROVISION DEALERS. XTANTED7BY a Young Man from the btathtry, a Situation in a %Bread or Provision Shop. Ire is willing to.give his services at nominal wages to gain knowleke, and offers the most respect aple references.—Apply at 26, Sun-street, Paddingtoß. Gall NITANTIi, RI,I I. Es .r b U y A a 'I; l u ° sp N eet:b g le , 176 .1j utn'e . rs o oc, Pr ij o ßS VOrt r , aged 23. Also Wanted, a SI'rEATION' , ad.LADY'S' MAID; or YOUNG LADIES' MAID; by a Young . Person, age 19, Protest - ant; it; a. good sempstress. Apply to Mrs. 'Levi,• stationer, 66, Russell street. - .• ... 6a15 _, - • WAll'lEel4,int.l..eSl.;4lr agediol-i :9 s , B;tl g l i . s E h lt,.. by a hig::lysvgisipweto yearstrefereuee: Also Wanted, a. SITUATION as COAP).I I YIANi by a respectable Married Man ;- Wife as Cook.or Laundress; ages 40 and 45 ;..Protest'autk; with'several years' character. Apply to Mrs. Levi; ' sta:t - 16.01:, GC,. Russell-street. . . ' ' . : Gall . , . t ... ti - ~ i 7" Offlec, . - 1 -- 11 11 . a.s L o E n V It i e; F li a st ne f y or S in l gag n e e itent Il se; . raigt -t l e y gi !r t r4ec '. table N i--. young t'religOns, suitable for Ladies' Maids, Young Ladles! Maids . . . gefinuttrps§..tkat urGerstand l)Fc.smal. , -ig, and . several Nur, ery dovornesses, .all fully competent, and well recommended; 1561:tico ,respeetable Women, ..who, , doeire .situations as' HOuse capers. • - - ! 6alo- - Psrittatmatts Eatants. Aparfutinfg. , • • • , •, , ear l •OPIIFORTAIIL rarlgthr, imd .Bedroom to Let. TerIPIE 76 - 4 1t per week, includiogoo.T.t.ra&,,Apply at 49, Crowolotfeit4. ri- Patidington,:ljOgo-Ain ri 1,:- - •";.! " • . 1.. - 13 iirANTED; intim - neighbourhood of Everton, grwttTlnfurnisliodi ROOMS.—Apply IL W ;IS; Northern Mnitefee;.::. WANTE,D, irorac . diatelh. Furnished APARTMENTS, contain-1 in te r an air)%fhtting-roctand not less than 3 comfortlble: 'Bedroonts, - four or - iFic - rnifiii"f6m= tfirei.pool; and-some died/1U from the River. The neighipurhood of Childwell preferredJ Address, T. G., at the office of this paper. 3j27 1 II APARTMNTS. . n A hb SINGLE GENTLEMAN, wE dines" in town, Can be steam modated with a` Front' SITTING-ROOM and BLED-ItOC/h l , 47, Idourit Pleasant, at Seven Shillthga per week:—lleference• IC:Mona thwNoriliern Times. . J n''' .. ''' • . Galli DANCING; eALISTIiENICS, &c. MR. EDGAR WEBSTER IDEGS tc abnounee that•he xiill RESUME 'his INSTRUCTIONS II on MONDAY, the Bth instant. PriTate Resigen.ce--.WATRsowrs-sTassx, CUESTRIL, W • v ALLWOIXTIPS ART O.F SINGINGI a woili c for - tho cohni I.,fe Culfligiion of the Voitit: . 44e* and orighiar. Atuly s s pos t ag e free. A. W. It4l. mond, (Jullien and Co.) 214, Regent-street, nt-areet, London, 'W., and t had througti all Music Sellers. 'Rats TO LET, and kitchens on t rllO be LET, at Oxton, a good modern 1101.YSE, * semi-detached, containing Two Sitting-roomS, Four Bedrooms, and Attics, as usual. A family without children preferred. njsly at 10, Tower-chambers. with Kitchen, d. —For particular PMLIiGATE, OPPOSITE THE RI en, 66c. (with twc ) Apply to Alessn Jones and Sons, NeSton MO BE LET, a PUBNISLIED MUSE, tn . a healthy and pleasant part of Cheshire, with convenient access to town; to be Let. for a Month or Sik WeekA, containing three entertaining rooms, four bedrooms, kitchen, and outhouses, yard, and garden.---Apply by, letter, A. 3., Northern Daily Times Office. TO be LET or SOLD, a HOUSE, at Woolton, containing dining, drawing, and breakfast rooms, kitchen, scullery, larder, pan try, and wMilibouse on the ground floor, six ' bedroorns, bath-room, water•eloset, store-room above, two-stalled stable, coach-house mid saddle-room, and a goothgarden, stocked with a few choice fruit trees. Apply to James dore, builder, Woolton. . . 6all OAVANTED, in a small family, an English Servant-Of-LifrWork, ' between 16 and 18 years of age, who can wash 'andiron. e from the eountry preferred., Must have i good reference' from her last situation. Apply at No. 6, Whitefield-terrace, Whitefield lane, Everton. BOROI: I OV"LT VERPOOT;.- -CLERKSHIPS TN THE TREA I •*•1- 'SURER'S OFFICE; CORNWALLIS-STREET. AN'lvicir,'Poni CLERICS In the Treasurer's-office; Cornwallis • ' street. .:-, Saiaties £76, 'per annum. Eaoh clerk will be r aired to give soatuity"in• £2so.—Applications, stating ' age, Tes r p ent or former uobeu.patioli r with testimonf dit, addressed to "The Chairman of the Rates Collection Colanaittee, Public_ Offices, 2,!Cornwallig. , street,',' ito be sent in on or before, Monday, the,lsth day of Augn.t instant:-,—By order, . . . . ' !August, 1850.,: , WM. , SIT UTTLEWORTII, Town-clerk. j. o be LET ; a capit a l TIOTITSE' and Garden, No. 30, Breckfield road South: Dining 7 rooM, breakfast parlour, ',butler's pantry, kitchen, and scullery, on the ground floor; drawing-room, front bedroom and dres s i ng - room , back bedroom, ath, and water closet, on. the first door; and four bedrooms above. Apply on the Premised... Rent R,50. SOUTHPORT TO BE LET, DELTA VILLA, , a very e l egant ly-furnished Residente, containing three Reeeptiow-rooms, five Bedrooms, Dressing-rooms, with Gas,. splendid Water, &c., with all the re quirements for a Gentleman's Residence.—Appty on the Pre mises, or at 13, South John-street. 6j30 DgaWENt-ROAD, WEST DERBY 910 be LET, exCellent new ' riou sEs, containing dining-room, breakfast - room, kitchen, scullery, and butler's pantry on the ground floor, seven spaeious bedroOms, one Suitable for a drawing room. situation dry and healthy, and well sweretl. - Rent 150. Apply to diehard ltadcliffe;Derwent-road ; or to Mr. Yenwick, Exchange-alley North. * 12au5 910 be LET, a delightful, Country RESIDENCE, with good Garden, Aigburth ; One DITTO; *Dingle-hill ; a good Faintly llOUSE„Seynioiti•-st.rget,i ,One ,DITTO, Gre,nville;street ; a splen did PIOITSE *ftnd AMP, - Bbld=street ; One bITTO,Vreat George street ; extensive PREMISES, with good Cellaring, Regent-road ; an exeelTeht , DOUBLE OFFICE, Ilaeldn'is-hey.—Apply Acrwm. Williams, 3, llackin's-hey. smt AATANTLID, a SPRING FLOAT, in good condition, suitable for y a Pony of 18 hands. Apply. F.., Northern Times office. 6a15 NAVIGATION TANTED, a Second-hand Cony of "NORIE'S EPLTOMI OF V V NAVIGATION," recent edition, and) complutcaz kollkorti Daily Times Offlee,- _ ' (410 . , Nik-TAIVPSD by'the'Advertiser; Who hue 'a business commenced, V V,a Gentleman with ea,ital, as Sleeping Partner; paying 200 percent. in raost.trausactions. None hnt Principals treated with. Address.iyortlyarn:Daily Tinies:oftioe ! • • «y. 3 COl'tAt4l: 111,1,111:11, 1)11111 I,,,sitr.ALL 174 - TANtEIy, "inifliediately, , One er Two 1- ;bisorCOTlVi.,hi.9 Ty in Birkenhead. or Tearuncrc,, must be well buile.--Ariply, stating locality, net rental, and lowest price, to Robert Hughes, 53, Churelk-street, Birkenhead. . . GalG . , M , IPROVEMRNT ~ OF JOINERS, :. ARTIFICERS , 1...• I. AND 'YOUTHS, who are intended for the Building Wide.— Aii• Areiiiteet, Whose evenings are disengaged, gives instructions in the rudittuintik• • of Areltitetture, Eze4 - Terms very moderate Apply early. ;,, vieineies for six ;, No. 4; Duke-street. MOSLEY HILL MO be LET, a modern and substantially-bunt DWELLING 1101.18 F.; on the east side cif the road leading from •• Green= bank to Mosley-hill, fitted up with alt modern - convenienden, and now in the occupation. Of Ileywortli, Esq. with ptable and coach house detached.—Apply at the office of Mr.' James •Hohno, 27, Pomona-street, Mount-pleasant. to be Xtt, Vrtraists, Rersous fit) antth, TITANTED, a good SERVANT-OF-ALL-WORK.—Enquire at 88, Park-lane, corder of Beckwith-street. AXTANTED, a SERVANT-OF-ALL-WORK; a strong Welsh n d gid preferred.—Apply at.44„,oalge,street. TrANTED, - immediately, as Lady's Maid and Waitrese, an cipc rienced PERSON.. not under twenty-five years of age.— Apply at 46, Price-street, Birkenhead. • 6a13 VirANTED, a first-class COOK, of undoubted respectability. y y Liberal wages will be given. •• Apply , Boa 35' General Post. Ul2 - 1 - IrANTED, a Welah SERVANT-GIRL, about 18 or 20 yearOf '• VV age, in a • family of tivo. Good` character indispensable.— , . Apply by letter, addressed A, 8., Post-office, Bootle. 842 MfiNTED, ' a YOUTH, froni twelve to fourteen years of gti; oyie ! who writes a good hand preferrol.,Appy at 7, Crown"- street. „ 3a12 WANTED, a respectable Youth, .as an APPRENTICE to the Provision . Trade.—Address, own • handwriting, A I , Hertlutrri - Mud; office. • ' , . ' kat+ • P • AWNBROKING.—WANTED, a respectable routh , , about 16. years .of age, as an APPRENTICkI to the .Pavvolarpkina Business.—Apply to Arthur Grindrod, 13, Mill-street. WANTED, a strong, active Girl, who has been in place befo re , and can have a character from her laat situation for,honestY and cleanliness ; age about 19. WANTD, a SERVANT -OF-ALL-WORK, that can W had do plain Cooking. Character mast be unexceptionable. Wages liberal. 7 —Apply at 64, Victoria plac...Brt4gc-street, Eh, kenhead. TXTANTED, immediately; a temporary MASTER fOr a Church National School in this. Pawu certificated, Uia eugage ment might be pe rmanen t . —Add res s, Rev. W. J. V., 31, tiitymour street. .•,, ; • . IarANTED, a thorough Servant-of-all-Work; one that can Wash and Won "well. No other need apply. Irish not objected to. App:y, between the hours o£. twelve and four, at 39, Ilirkett s7,reet. We' (Athenceriln) understand that an z exhibitiotc.rwiill °PeP- next spriu&• of works pi,art by. Fliglish-airiat'euiliitiiti The l as t exilibit,oll of this ,character was that held in Bur lingten House; in aid of theieritnean fund. It is theidi jeA of the:prottiOti4it Of, ttie_ftiseMP 4a.r j Biir,h:g cp w q ti i ii, as *in -,sliow Ihetpriagetti ?la d and the position now held by Engli s h; umateursii.; 410:iive 'additional interestA4 , eibibition, araatetir' Itrtißbg ui India and the colonies will be invited to contribute:'-"''' SECOND EDITION. BIIITISIT AND . IRISV MAGNETIC) TELEGRAPH INDIA AND CHINA Mails, via Marseilles, will. be delivered in London on Thursday morning. MAnsniLT,Es, August 9.--LThe Calcutta mail' brings the following;news :—Letters from commercial correspondents express'feird that the example of the mutiny of the Euro pean soldiers, formerly in the Company's service, would spread fresh agitation` among the natives. It is asserted that nearly half the mutined soldiers would ask for' their discharge. It is also reported that the mutiny is not yet quite quelled at Berhampore. Pour laindred European sOldiCrS,Toriiictly of the Company's - service, - arc said to - have 'hp.d an encounter' with soldiers of . the 4uee , nat Cawnpore. detachment of the Queen's troops; under the command. of Sir Inglis, is reported to have left lo punish the mutineers. The English fleet had left Alexhndria on the 30th ult. FRANCE (13.EUTElt!S' TELEGRANC) PAgis, Tuesday, August 9.-7-Sham fights have been eke atted by order of the Emperor at the - Camp of Chalons, wherein 40,000 men were stationed. They were intended td represent an episode of, the battle of Solferino. The "iv* says that General Fleurs is to be.raised to the rank of General commanding division. The. Emperor is to retire to the camp m September, to take command of the manmuvre. PAnis, August 9th.—Prince Napoleon returned yeller diy to Paris. The-'Emperor iS gone to Plombiers, and will be back in Paris to-morrow. • THE CONFERENCE Zuattrit, Tuesday, August Bth.--To-day the second ,sit ting of the Conference took place. Yesterday the Chief of the Government of Zurich paid a visit to the,meMbers of the Conference, who: assured him that they fully appreciated the strict neutrality Switzerlandhas preserved NAPLES MAIiSHILLBS, August 9th.—Advices have been received froni Naplei to the 6th instant. The Envoy Extraordinary of Switzerland at the Court of the King of Naples has pre-: eented to the Neapolitan Government certain demands, viz.,, That the Swiss standards be given the uniform anti the number of the foreign legions.be altered, and that they are 'no longer to be called &wigs. The Duke of Serracaprilola,. • . fOrmerly prime munster,; goes An* extraordiiiary mission to Rome. 4 ' ' THE ITALlArforcif TES The Paris correspondent of the Post' telegraphs the result clf the Tuscan elections. They took place , amidst the greatest order, unil have given the 'majority to men of moderate liberalism, bid quite opposed to the -restoration. of the old dynasty. BAVARIA Mumen, Tuesday, August'9th=—lit 'to-day sitting of the Chamber of. Deputies the proposal of 27 members for kederal Reform, by creating a central power and national representation in Germany, liras referred to a committee: TIE SUEZ CANAL TRIESTE, August 9th.-=Advices have been received from Alexaxlria to the Ist ult. According to agreeMent effected betvzee n. M.? Ve Leseps and the yieproy, 'the rights and pi . e,pertx4l?f, the • Sne7 enrIET-Company, should the same be wound up, are to be traisferiea rOUe Viceroy, who would then ifitideitake to repay the' shareholders in full comrEncrAL. (,Pre the • 1 ail39)-2V - etas Oi kr Article.) TU! , 4 11)4X --;-Tho, funds'to-dUy , . l 7ere slightly Prejudi.ted by news of a partial reaction on the , Paris J3ourie; combined with the dulness of bdsiness. ,Consols finally closed about N per tent. lewerAhan yesterday. • 'Defer° operating with confidence, 400e1.11#tprewilth the result of the pendingtonforence on the Italian queStion. fhtmost of the other - departments-of-the -Stock-Exchange prices quoted rattler. natter ,umeengst the degers here wa an increased [emand for 'mor the idea•being.entertained in some quartera:that an advance in the minimum rate of discount to 3 per cent. Will be decided Upohby ihe:Bank of Engla.nti, 'On Thursday next. There were no bullion operations at the Bank to-day. The o . Ontinenial txchanges, this afternoon,. experienced a fresli Mr: - R.I:CoIF, of. Cornhill, tradito' to Indies -- ; has stopped payment, , but it is thought that hiS liabilities scarcely'ciOded ".". (Itestia, 11tnes City trribct.---The English :Fuuds, have experi ened to-d 4 to the 'extent of -1 per cent, but they wege,chiefly consequent upon the momentary supply or scarcity of the stocks, and not upon. arty foreign news or new features in the money market. There was renewed activity in the L'emand for discennt to-day, and the general rate was fully equal to't t. Bank munumtm. The quotations of EXehangeliom Calcutta 'to-day ,shOws unfairmirable movement, equal to between Ito 2 per•cent. Tne'ltailWay Market . lies fiillevied — the movements in= Consols, and after some fluctuation, closed'at,a nearly ieueial decline of a to per cent: _ _ RESERVE MILITARY FORCE The Daily News gives the provisidns of a bill brought. in by:Ni. Sydney, ',lferberl, which empoi'erg,thc . Queen, from time_ to-time. to . cause to. ba.cnr.elled, Up in the United Kingdom a i reserve force of ; 0,900 men, consisting of soldiers who- ha:ve previously scrvca . hCre or_ in India. The force will be called' out for 12' days in each year, and incase of invasion, may be called oaf for' 'permanent ;MEDICAL STAFF CORPS Aaye, decided on disbapdup ',the gpdisal Staff Corps, 71401 was raised during the Cpmean War, constituting an entirely. , branch pf' the' service, to be • called "the Army 1 - 16spittit Corps. • ' •;: • - BOARD OYOUSTOMS The Thnes states that the - Efpn. Spring Bice haaliist withdrawn from the office. oideputy-chairman of the Board. M. ,F, - .9p4lflwin is the next in turn, according to seniority, vtteira seat at the Board will then remain to be filled. 'l' RI.A.,QK SEA .G9RN TRADE Adviceitro* OderAa, state .bas becorne,vei.t.agive-; 2 7 tbat about 91,i.k00 qrs. • of wheat, rye, Lidian corn, and barley had just b,aCn taken for wort at, improtaitprices: ---- ' • ' . . DAivoNP . oßx ELEcom.—cLosE pg THE , . ,POLL , - ;.-i'' Athnixai-Seymouri , 5 .. . ... .. , , iv.eki ; e M. rerreed ...,.... , The 'Advertiser gals that at Devenport yesterday, Mr. ,W. 3 . , Foutaidslopt4head of hia.oppeuent OIL ,To'cloek. The Prince Consort yesterday ,yisited s he Grand, Duke Constantine at th e Pi er Ryde.: There Is' no -fresh circumstance of importance to record in connection with the builders' strike. Ss *,Baldwin Leighton. is a candidate for South Shrop shire in ;the - Liberal:interests. The eldest son of ViSedunt Boyne •will probablyeffetlimeelf. • ' ' ' Thq Tiypes and severarolliet !horning journals publish an 4,rtable on itiilian'affairs,"tinder the title of , the European coup d'eeato Vein' the . pen of Joseph The bitectorice:Lthw Ifull ..and .Bellif • nailW4 ref)c)rh - ' mencLa dividend of Os 6d per whole or '£so Share, and in the -same, privation . ter,the -kali, ;and fqnsiter Shares, /ass Government intends .tet employ: tba; R o y a l ,E ngrieers to earry.ohlhe:6ettstructien•of 'the new factory at Wool wick arsenalefor•tne tifictlevannando ; coma cof , the I t aneashire ?faster Spinoori? Defence "Societi { . 4l o 6o • B 44lo**,,toOi• ti 2021445, d eb _ scribing _for the bene fi t Of - 64 fietropOlitan Maste r Buili ittlfi,i'rtiie p'9 does rlsortgafto•chnink Otrike4 in Lances ire.l THE NINE HOl:iii-NAWE4ENT.-THE STRIKE LATEST PARTICULARS, - morning, as early, as 8 o'clock; the h-ecutive conunitte,e,. to whom the men have intrusted the aarange: meats connected with the strike, assembled at the -Paviouni AriiriS; John-street, Millbank, and took into consideratio n aivast nuinher of communications Which have been received from , all parts of the country. ft is at present doubtful vilA t is the precise'nurnber of , men , in the metropolis,who are out on 'strike, but it is estimated that' the number cannot be 1e 33 than 35,000 ; many appear fothink it is nearer 50,000.' 11c ceannittee tm-e, • engaged in making returns-from: which, when completed, the precise nature and amount ' of the s trike may be inferred., 'Communications are passing almost ever! hOur 'between the committee and the leading.masters, vriff, a 'view to a compromise, and, there isa strong hope among' all narties.that arrangements may be .made under which. the. Thursday or FridaY den inky be-abli nornmg 3 resume w FATION MASTERS TO THE HOME SECRETARN On Mon _„.,Lay afternoon, at four o'clock, a deputation—C°n" sisting,,aMougst Others, of Mr. Tite, M.P., Alderman Cebitti M.P.', 'and the following: master -builders : Messrs. 11. 9' Austin, Harding, G. Birk W. Carr, ,11.0oOk, Downes,, pun? nage, Ennor, W Higgs, Keik, Alderman Lawrence, Myers' Morris, Mansfield, Piper,. G. Smith, Spicers, Sniiths, and Williams—waited by appointment on Sir G. O. Lewis, 11 ' Majesty's principal-Secretary of State for the Home Depart" ment, at his. , official. residence in Downing-street, to pi s before , him the circumstances attending the strike, and t° ask his opinion upon, the cOurse that ought .to be pursu ed in the peculiar position in whic'h the masters were place' Mr.:Tite; M,P„ in introducing the deputation, briefly no''' . rated the principal features by which the- strike. vas rounded. He then referred to the unjust deniands which he conceived weri) _being made upon: the masters, , and to th e great amount' of inconvenience the . strike would product' having Other members of the deputation addressed the right sam, while he deeply I r . the strike should" have taken place, he rea ,. l see how the Government could interfere with t l l l3 • --nn St r ik es , at Su hOn. gentl gretted th did not arrangements between. master times, were most undesitabl while the law was U 1 taineil, the Government of course *Wing 3uttliigeurt MOON'S CHANGES: .-FULL MOON, 13th day, 4h. Um. even TIDE TABLE FOlt 3-Itondiy NDING AUG. 13 10—Wednes:da 11—Thursday. 12—Friday.. 13-:.gaturday. , - August America, Meagher Pierret;Marie, Ma Marie, Lidaat - Industrie, Jansen., Milton, Bradford Cattier' Harriet, Congdon BAILED. In%I F .11 3 10 :10 6 11 3 112 6 13 7. au, Cumming, IA Colo, Ali .. I Peppina; Poellilo .I‘ittla-‘- )unk Syra StePhen'Glov Ostend New York 1 Etritf, HeUth. Buenos Ayres Mentor, Darl . .... ..Ilalifax Emetic, Fos FOREIGN FORTS Henry- Cook, hence at Bathui Iris # ILenteria, hence at 4 llayana ICirkdate, Nines, hence at Isabel, Bastard, Liverpool. ; Calpelss), Follett, hence at Opo Schnell°, Evert, hence at C.ronst Jacoba Maria, De Groot, hence at Cronstadt Ernestiner•Lefacke, hence at,Merael.; Wager, Ludes Charlotte, 'En Tulie Moses, m ' Libal t Copenhagen ffybu Viusuok, hence a 1 Haab, hence at W 'ognette Sangster, hence at Boldera Unison; hence at Boldera. ate Hortense, Alla Enesis (ss), hence wih Ted! pm- London :a sailed AtrGtsluid:'is69'. hence at Bordeaux Licata to ALLY 10 Littid XuOY'(sti and Eagle, Legg, from Palmaittlii I Wm.. „„'",`,— Aitken, from Trieste ; and Princess, from London—all at Baq.",',f, Phantom, froih Maceio ; Joilma and. Mary, from Bahia ; yoyst. from Blinon's 'Bay ; - Barwick, from St. Helena; and:Clyde, Bahia—all at Perhamlin - cello:l2th Jul; ' Rhtaidlis, - CheAe4siiildel flotri Monte Vidt Themis, sailed from Monte Video fo liiluiTlelMg, sailed friiin'Tirtifir6l7 Eliza, Dup; Silurian, St Franeis --P June 23 r England, Jun d, June 14. ritrlVEßJEWiltifort, sailed from Bethid 12 J u ne 21 y, Cox, frcral cleared ter Dliblin. Gallovideart, 'Wltife; for Cork. tar Ju TiarmQny. P. Hobert, wentymai: Gibraltar Yuly 28; ani fromn ,Ibr outh, and ai t' Africi to Hambur John's, N:B. Jost,•St. ~ery, Riga; Nay —hailed; I trius, .Troop GRI,ENOCK, August .9 Hollattd; Itrehibuetn. • Matt Holland; Melbou QUE73Ii: Geor 'EARITIME EXTRUTS, August B.—we have had 'splendid Friday, which has ,been. prevalent all ,over,peoth IBILAIL, August 7. lighter descencling.with of maize from the .British, brig Maryand:Jam totally lost between Toultcha and Sulina. Titans°, August 3.—The Edward and Willian three qr. four weeks ago, was run on shore which was subsequently towed L - § the tt, Harbour_ ja_sfw _bated .otit aria I )wed either to Ab .olcen, -- and she will be r was discharged of removal. will 'Tt&rtrnui*, Aug'. 4.-=The , tai Glance, I , lytio,, from New Ye July 28, is is a very daniazed st put in here wit'ailiAt ST. PATII cui,G, Au g, Kemp for: the Landscapi diets on board. DU,NDALIS, August s.—The brig Ellen, of Yarmouth (N. 8.), St. John (N. 8.) (deals), got in gear the ,Rockhole. Her d am ', cargo is now landin g , after the completion' of which we expect will' get to the , quay iri tow: of the_steam-tug James Watt, aoft gaged'rerfhat'purpose. TlOSTO*;'july 27.--The British . bri t , port (N S 4 ler New York, pat into N TlVairf!,,„lieports that yr= " " was itt ; contact witli the. set._ bow on the larboard side troll - ill., rail and, bulwarks to the"mainiiggu Where thelattet wax from or bpund to is - not 'c ° —The Wizaxd hi at, Franeisco, fram New York, TIT° le t `E'eb. - 3; in heacq' gafeffoin' - the - • solitliWard;shipping ankh 151 4 over both sOcs, split double-reefed foretopsail, and shippeda sea;` iitioh•-startdd the figure-eutviater, , lrffeeked ont lee ports and vabin skylights, -and filled the leeks and cabilL l Vie ' Feb. 4, the wind died away soddenly, leaving the ship ''''gc• rolling sails Under Water, carrying away inasts , ol) -^emion of W.N.W. and W.S.W. gales, Y" -- -1 1 he ship lEtztd ;14- Cif " th Union. Smith, from gal; em , London 21st instantl„. t„ lae 20th,, off Norton's nazu,, carrying away tild ,adstoforerigging, and stalln loSt libboono :rough of the Apr 4 19, took cs4Rue,d . , Ap i xp i ,th sfrainlng badly continually flooded witEW ^relv`laid Up•froineitibsliie;!'"'"ei I ; •cfm_Vong Kong, experien. c , -Avid, split' seas, arl the u r e in att tht ln Ch F in a a l ' ic s il e:, ° 'io l s z ---- h A ea lm u ati vi a.. ea The ship Fanny Forrester,. Porter; 'frOnt New Orleans Ist inst. gt ,Cadir, - sput into I)elawaru Breakwater, morning of the. 23rd, the,crew haviag,rdusea•tp.perform duty 04 account oft the MO on the captain. .It was probable tlu‘ sick man w , ould be toiralo !altrefor medicaLtreatment, andtheship d,etained for ventilig and fumigation.—The barque Jenny !Pitts, Amory, from U SlV r;ie for Falmouth, put into Norfolk 26th inst., on account of 11„q tne n captain .( White) having died 'at"sea.The barquemilia Cv„ h out Somers, from Puget,Sound, arrived in San FrantiscO Bay the Ist. inst.:,...ciapsizpd, 'and. proved: a total loss ; all haudSetter, The Julia Cest.ncr was about one year 'old, 509 tons regl4ol, owned in Philadelphia, and valued at s22,ooo—The Arra°,, a cic Causland, which sailed from ljqyana for Cienfuegos, put v 11t1riNst. with part of crew sick; and in want of more ballast , ' , V,ESSELS' pPORTS. , Repel/ of the Norfolk hero, from 4n Lucar at Li v e r p oo Aug. 4, twenty miles below Tusliar, signalled the Zi ing; hence for Gibraltar. Aug. 7, of 13lackwatei Bank Malaga Bro° gzag, led the Zen - - • BIRTH On the Bth instant, at Cte.bwall Trail, Chest James Rowe, Esq., of a ddughter. DEVMS. L aged I On the 19th u lt., age d 23 years, Mary, and on the Gth WO -5 years, Charlotte; daughter, of Mr. Abraham Lea, surveyor' , Onthe3rd instant, after a -few hours' illness, at the seat.,t, t tet Mure, Caldwell, Ayrshi re , N . 8., the Dowager Lady Li."- Ise wife I , e j 89 On The Bth inst., at h er residence , 109,, Bedford-street, .„- ch er Yyeas,holet 'wife of the late $: ' Williamson , pull'" 'orthe 'earliest Liverpool newspaper- Williaiitsoh's Adtierti 3r • l o On the Gth instant, at Sutton Scarsdale, Derbyshire, 11 Arkvirigh Esq., aged 76. ' • 6, Printed for the Proprietor, by Witu.bi,s- Goring's, of ~ 1 4 1 ,0° ',0 Browslow-street, la the . : Parish , 9.t' ldiverpool,, , ~..`f er ts. at SUMNER MOGI:LIP, of. No, /0„ St.r:Cbryaostom Street, .0 • 'las- Parislref West Derby. .at beigh Street, iu t 1 I of Liverpool, and Published by them at. 13, South J 0114%, the aforesaid Parishof Liverpool. - - , t+ol3l-1. • ' 11, wh:c The Cha is, of Hull, Punnet LteacVl, o. 266, loading 'oats O.° Q ; )urnt yesterday with: Mir for -N OUTPOItTS