Northern Times. — Liverpool, Merseyside, England, 1857-12-10 00:00:00

CUNARD, WILSON & CO,, 6, .YORE-BUILDINGS, LIVERPOOL Jr,' - AND 69, FENCHURCH-STREET, - LONDON, BROKERS FOR THE PURCHASE AND SALE OF SHIPS, SHIP VALUE,,S, &c. 111 „aft ."„ FOR SALE, the welt known American barque #4 4 MARY AND SUSAN ' • 392 tons register, copper fastened N.,-; and yellow metalled. This vessel was built at Boston, U. S. in 1,25; was opened last year and found to be sound end in good order, had new upper deck and tensides and has 'twee decks laid ; she has been employed in the gcuth Sea Is g trade for upwards of 15'years, and the materials of which she is co - nosed has been so saturated with oil as to render her almost imprevious t, decay. Lying in the Efuskisson Dock,—For farther yarticul ,ra apply to CUNARD, WILSON and CO., Brokers for the Purchase and Sale of Ships, 5, York Buildings, Dale-street. FOR SALE, the well known Ship MARY •* -1 ...\_ BIBBY, 299 19-94ths tons register ; length 104 feet, • breadth 25 feet 10 inches, depth 16 feet 10 Inches ; built Jr„ at Liverpool in 1825, and originally classed at Lloyd's • ten years A 1 ; is yellow metalled to 13 feet, has half poop, good cabin, and store-rooms complete. This vessel is in capital working order, and mly be sent to sea in short notice, at a trifling expense ; is well found in stores, and is admirably adapted for the West India or Coast of Africa trades ; lying in the Toxteth Dock. —For inventor es and further particulars, apply to Messrs. Mnrrays, Lexdale & Co., Merchants ; or to CUNARD, WILSON & Co., Brokers for the Purchase and Sale of Ships, 5, York-buildings, Dale street. FOR SALE, the fine new brig PENEL PE ; 197 tons O.Di., 126 tons register. Length, 81 feet; .., , ,f7 A II. breadth, 22 feet ; depth, 11a feet. Built at P. E. Island under the special inspection of Lloyd's Surveyor under whom she was iron kneed, and classed 4 years; has good sailing qualities, easy draft of water, and sails without ballast, and is well worthy of inspection. Lying in the Birkenhead Dock. —For inventories and further particulars app .y to CUNARD, WILSON, & CO., Brokers for the Purchase and Sale of Ships, 5, York-buildings, Dale street, Liverpool. FOE. SALE, the tarque HARRIET SOPHIA, k../A 245 tons register, length 108 feet 8-10ths, breadth 27 f ee t x i y,;,,, 1-10th, depth 13 feet 2-10ths. Built at Pngwash, Nova Scotia, in 1856, to class four years. She is flat in the Soar, and carries a full Cargo of deals on 11 feet. Lying in the Queen's Dock.—For inventories and further particulars apply to CUNARD, WILSON, and Cu., Brokers for the Purchase and Sale of Shipp, s, York-buildings, Liverpool. Qtaninurttat dates. THIS DAY. Tam Der, the 10th instant, at Twelve o'clock, at the Commercial Saleroom, 75 Casks} Calabria RAISINS, Cr Rhone (s.s.) 131 Cases Apply to Messrs. E. Rae and Sons, Merchants , or to GEORGE BADENACH and SON, Brokers. This DAY, the 10th ins.ant, at Twelve o'clock, at the Broker's Office, 7, EachanEe-chambers, 7 Packages Fine Picked American BEES' WAX, nst landed ea Cultivator, Loin New York.—Apply to FRANCIS J. ENI ON, Broker. Ten DAY, the 10th instant, at Twelve o'clock, at the Brokers' Office, 5, Exchange-buildings, , 193 }.Tierces Carolina RICE, ex Yema.ssee, fro n Charleston ; lying in Stanley Dock Warehouse. Apply to Messrs. Leech, Harrison, and Forwood, Merchants; or to SALIS3 URY, TURNER, & GREY, Brokers. - - • ----• THIS DAY, the 10th instant, at O ne o ' c l ock, at the Commercial Saleroom, Temple-court, 198 Boxes 877 i-Do. LAYERS, 1223 4-Do. ex Gleaner. 50 Bags Jordan ALMONDS, 341 Tapnets Malaga FIGS, Apply to C. S..llliddleton and Sons; or to THOMAS PARRY, Broker, 15, North John-street. Taos DAY, the iGth instant, at One o'clock, at the Commercial Saleroom, Temple-court, 350 Boxes Layer MUSCATE LS. ex Ter; 100 Baskets Dried APPLES, ex Pyreole ; 20 Boxes Jordan ALMONDS, ex Gleaner; 100 Do. Do. DITTO. ex Voluntina ; 30 Do. Do. DITTO, ex Ebro; 30 Bags Black RAISINS, ex Bijou. THOMAS PARRY, Broker, 15, North John-street. ♦pply to TIIIS DAY, the 10th instant, at Twelve o'clock, at the Commercial Saleroom, 450 'Half-barrels CURRANTS, just landed ex Canada (s.), from Boston.—Apply to Messrs. Baring Brothers & Co., Merchants, or to GEO. BAD ENACII & SON, Brokers. Tam DAY, the 10th instant, at Twelve o'clock, at the Commercial Sae-room, 900 Boxes, Soo Ha f-boxes, I Valencia RIISINS, ex Merlin. GEO. BADENACH & SON, Brokers, Apply to Tuts LAY, the 10th instant, at Twelve o'clock, at the Commercial Saleroom, 1000 Boxes } 1000 Do. Busch Muscatel RAISINS, i n l ayers, ex Steamers i -60 Boxes Jordan ALMONDS, ex Tajo (e.s.) 130 Cases FIG CAKE, ex America (s.s.) 180 Baskets Dino, ex Ebro (s.s.) 100 Cases DITTO, ex Lizzie Lee. 2000 4 and I-Drums Turkey FIGS, ex Arcadia (s.s.) 1600 Do. Do. DITTO, ex Phosbe (s.s.) 30 Cases, containing boxes, DITTO. ex ehoshe (s.s.) 800 Drams Sultana RAISINS, ex Orontes (s.s.) 140 Cases Turkey Red DIT 10, ex Arcadia (a.s.) 80 Do. Do. Do. DITTO, ex Taurus (s.s.) 150 Do. Sicilian PRUNES, ex Danube (a.s.) 100 Ilsrrelsi Vostizze CURRANTS, ex Aips (s.s.) le° Cases Apply to GEO. BADENACH and SON, Brokers. TO-MORROW. o-gonaow, the 11th instant, at Twelve o'clock, at the Brokers' Office, 7, Exchange-chambers. 360 Barrels Cotnmon 'American ROSIN. o lancing ex Constitution from New York.—Apply to FRANCIS J. EATON, Broker, To-xoaaow, the 11th Instant, at Twelve o'clock, at the Brokers' ClifiC3, 16, Exchange Bat Wings, 120 Casks COD OIL, now balding ex Nymph from Halifax, N. S.—Apply to J. H. RAYNEiI, & CO., Brokers. • - To-MORROW, the I Ith instant, at Twelve o'clock, at the Broker's Office, 2, Dale-street, 46 Bales CE FIBRE, BROWNE, HUNTER & CO., Brokers. Apply to To-moßitow, the 11th instant, at Twelve o'clock, at the Broker 'a Office, 7, Exchange chambers, 25 Tons LINSEED OAKE, cow landing, ex Unity, from Lisbon.—Apply to FRANCIS J. EATON, Broker. To-moaaow, the 11th instant, at One o'clock, at the Brokers' office, Abort 50 Bales COTTON, Ding in Earle-street, landed ex Heidelberg, from New Oilcans'; also, About 100 Baler American COTTON. Samples on view at the Brokers' office.— Apply to WM. CLARE & SON. On account of the Importers. To-moaaow, the 11th instant, at Twelve o'clock, at Noon, on the Quay, east aide of the Brunswick Dock, Liverpool, when the entire cargo will be on the quay, 50 Masts PITCH PINE, 527 Logs „ „ measuring 41,653 feet, 220 Dais „ „ 3x 11 inches, being the cargo now landing ex Chaos, from Brunswick, Georgia.-- Apply to Messrs. Stolterfo t, Frost and Co., Merchants. 455 Logs, containing 36,410 fee 4 PINE, 89 „ 2,592 „ TAMARAC. • 17 „ PP 1,019 „ 'IC, 76 ,, PP 2,367 „ ELM, 36 „ 1,170 „ ASH, 26 „ 312 BIRCH, 1402 Pieces 3rd quality Bright ' PlNE DEALS, 4081 „ Merchantable PIPE STAV.• S, 5i feet, being the cargo just arrived per Dalkeita, from Quebec.—On account of the importers. 158 Logs GREENHEART. 8,447 feet, 98 , MO RRA, 5,192 „ 157 L ' ANCEWOOD SPARS, being the cargo now land ng ex Rosetta, from Demerara.—On account of the impor.ers. 11,241 Pieces SPRUCE DEALS, containing 372,786 feet, 1,050 „ ENDS, 1, 10 , 182 20,725 „ PALINGS. 10,000 LATHS, being the cargo now landing ex Beta, from St. Andrews, N.B Apply to Messrs. Lamport and Holt, Merchants. Lotting and full particula , s may be had on application to EDWARD CHALONER, Broker. No. 6. East Side Queen's Dock, Liverpool. NExT WEEK On TT - I:SLAT next, the lath instant, at Half.past One o'clock, at the Commercial Saleroom, Temple-court, 2000 Boxes Fine American CHEESE, landing ex C - ty of Washington, from New York.—Apply to Messrs. Richardson Brothers and Co., Merchants; or to GEO. BADENACH & SON, Brokers. On ,iale. On Sale. Two Cargoes of GUANO, of good quality, from the Island of Pedro Keys. Its fertilising properties have been tt.stel and approved of by several 'erg • Agriculturists. Copies of the An tlysis and sample a may be hat from Messrs. Leech, Harrison, and Vorwoad, Merchants ; or M. Samuel Wckraan, Broker, Apsley•buildings ; or Messrs. BUCHANAN, BROWN, and Co., Oldhall-street. HENRY MACGROTTY & CO., WINE MERCHANTS, Bank-buildings, 48, Castle street, offer to the Pablic 4,000 Dozens Old Bottled PORT WINES. of most approved Vintages and Shippers. These Erst•class ines having been purchased on present advantageous terms, buyers will find prices very much below market value. Gentlemen purchasing n quantities of 10 dozers, will be charged trace price. Sherries, Madeira, Clartt, Burgundy, and Sparkling Wines shipped by "Costello & C 0.," " Mize & C 0.," " Dunn," " Clarke," " net," "Beckhard,'' &c., all of quality attractive to the Connoisseur, and at prices to ensure sales. . December 4,1857. TO BUILDER. AND OTHERS. MINERA LIME !—Th e b est WELSH LIME from the Minera l ime Company's Works, for warded direct from the kilns to filly station on the London and North western, Lancashire and Yorkshire, Liverpoool and Southport and Cheshire Junction Railways. Price at Crown -street Stallion, Liverpool, 15s. per ton; moderate pri ces at other stations. Parties in Liverpool are representiagto the public that they supply the above Company's Lime. This is to Give Notice that it can only be obtained as above. Depot for Liverpool—CßOWN-STREET STATION. Chief Office-13, JAMES-STREET. . OWEN CAREGAN, Sol e Agent. T R. CAMERON, V • WATCH AND CHRONOMETER MAKER, 54, SOUTH CASTLE-STREET, LIVERPOOL. MARINE CHRONOMETERS ON SALE, OR HIRE. WETANTJ, QUADRANTS, TELESCOPES, BAROMETERS, CHARTS. &o. FAMILY W ASHING COMPANY Office: BRANDON STREET, 6, Leicester-buildings, King-street, Liverpool. B IRKENH_EAD. FAMILY LINEN, &c., Washed, Finished, and sent home, ready for immediate use, by the WASH ING COMPANY, Brandon-street, Birkenhead.—Apply for prices and regulations. C 0 A L S. B EST HOUSE COAL. Superior Best .. I Is. to 12s per Ton. .. 13s. per Ton. 15i. per Ton. Discount for ready money, is. in 20s. 8. B. J A C K S O N, COAL MERCHANT, 32, DALE-STREET, and 21, MOSS-STREET. ID J. NODDER, HATTER, 81. CHURCH STREET, Begs respectfully to announce to the Nobility and Gentry of Liverpool, that hls arrangements for the Winter Season are completed, and that on THIS DA Y, And following days, he will be prepared to submit his new styles of PARISIAN AND METROPOLITAN FASHIONS; For the season. YOUNG LADIES' AND GENTLEMEN'S HATS, Sze., In every variety. WOO D , (LATE ♦RMROT) GENERAL CUTLER, SURGICAL INSTRUMENT, AND PATENT ELASTIC SPRING TRUSS MANUFACTURER, 95,-LORD -STREET.-95. SURGICAL CASES Attod for sea on the Shortest Notice. THE NORTHERN TIMES. LIVERPOOL, THURSDAY, DECEMBER 10, 1857. USIC FOR THE MILLION To learn sweet music you only need go To Sixty-seven, Dale-street, where you wi I find A master of talent, who genius doth show In playing the Accordeon, to strengthen the mind. The Flutina, as graceful, is taught with success, Whose soft thril log notes are delightful to hear ; While the chaste Concertina doth magic express, To gladden the heart when rude sorrow is near. The name is GEORGE JORDAN, whose fame is well known The Cornopean, Saxhorn, and Flute he repairs ; Thus Musical Instruments, when old they are grown, He manages neatly to fanciful airs. Ho deals in Accordeons and Flutinas, too, And Concertinas unrivalled for sweetness of tone ; Now, Christmas is coming, he promises you To teach you those Instruments sweetly, you'll own. THE ART OF PLAYING on the ilccrrdeon, Flutina, or Concer tina, taught in a superior style, in a few easy Lessons, for Ten Sh.llings, by which the youngest child or the most aged person can be taught to play upon these fashionable instruments in an incredible Fhort time. Accordeons, Flutinas, Concertinas, Music Boxes, Corncpeans, Saxhorns, Trombones, Clarionets, Flutes, Violins, and every other article in the Mus?cal line, of the best make, cheaper than any other establishment. List of prices sent on application per post. Every description of Musical Instruments tuned, repaired, or taken in exchange at GEORGE JORDAN'S MUSICAL WAREHOUSE, 67, DALE-STREET, (Opposite Cumberland-street.) DISMORE'S 2s. Semi-gold PEN will not alter in the slightest degree by use, or corrode if left in the ink.— A nood.useful, durable oen.—Corner of Bold-street. W I LLIABI BUTCHER, BOOT AND SHOE MAKER, 8, RICIIMOND-ROW. LIVERPOOL F ANCY FLANNEL SHIRTS, FOR SHOOTING, TRAVELLING, &c. DRESS SHIRTS. THE KNITTED BERLIN WOOL TRAVELLING VEST. TRAVELLING SCARFS AND RUGS. SCOTCH HOSIERY AND GLOVES. E. BURDEN, 17, CHURCH-STREET, LIVERPOOL. PURE NEWFOUNDLAND COD LIVER OIL. THOMPSON AND CAPPER, HOMEOPATHIC CHEMISTS, 43. BOLD STREET, Opposite Slater-street, Liverpool. . _ JEFFREY'S PATENT RESPIRATORS IN EVERY VARIETY. THO3IPSON AND CAPPER, EOM CEOPATHIC CHEMISTS, 43, BOLD STREET, Opposite Slater-street. Liverpool. THOMPSON AND CAPPER 'S HOMEOPATHIC OR DIETETIC COCOA. The utmost care and attention has been bestowed upon he manu facture of this prepa ra ti on , so as to render it a light, nutrit t ious, and Wholesome article of diet. It is recommended by medical men in preference to tea and coffee, in consequence of its non-stimulating properties, while, as an ordinary beverage, nothing can be more nutritious and agreeable. PREPARED ST THOMPS ON AND CAPPER, HOSICE 0 PATRIC CHEMISTS, 43, BOLD STREPP (OPPOSITE SLATER ST.), LIVE RPO OL FINE TURKEY SPONGES. HONEY COMB SPONGES. AMERICAN TOOTH BRUSHES. TITTERTON'S HAIR BRUSHES. AMERICAN TOOTH POWDER. TITTERTON'S TOOTH BRUSHES. GLYCERINE TOILET SOAP. ROSS'S HAIR BRUSHES. T HOMPSON ROMCEOPATH 43, BOLD STREET (OpposiTs IC CHEMIST S PER, SLArza STREET). LIVERPOOL. E JONGH'S COD LIVER OIL, CAPPER. HOMCEOTHOMPSONPATHICAND CHEMISTS, 43, BOLD STREET, Opposite Slater-street, Liverpool. KITCHEN RANGES, LEAMINGTON PATENT KITC HEN ER S, HOT AIR AND GAS STOVES, HAT, COAT, AND UMBRELLA STANDS, GARDEN SEATS AND VASES. THE MOST EXTENSIVE STOCK IN LIVERPOOL. JAMES R . COOPER, RANGE AND GRATE MANUFACTURER LONDON ROAD. FRENCH MODERATOR LAMPS. HIGGS AND JONES solicit especial attention to their new and extensive STOCK OF THE ABOVE LAMPS, All of which are of really good make, in the newest and chcic deigns, at remarkably Low Paters. EARLY INSPECTIOA IS RESPECTFULLY INVITED. HIGGS AND JONES. FURNISHING IRONMONGERS, 46, LOAD STREET. d PROPHECY FULFILLED. The Times newspaper, a paper that has proved itself generally to be the strenous vindicator of the privilege and rights of the people, was the boldest and the ablest advocate of annexation, but in its latter arguments it reduced the question to one of money, and admits that, in fact and reality, the object was to get money, because it was seen that, while the revenues of India were in a sinking condition, Oude was in a prosperous and wealthy state, with an ample and flourishing treasury ; and that forsooth, because it was in that prosperous and wealthy state, it became the duty of this country to seize upon it, and take pons( scion of its revenues. I say, I fear this annexation will result in some fearful disaster to this country, and so far from the people of Oude regarding the measure as one likely to prove of great benefit to them, as has been stated, 1 beg to tell the House that the very reverse is the fact, for I have letters in my possession which state that, when the measure of annexation was proclaimed at Lucknow, no fewer than 10,000 persons ac tually put on mourning on the announcement of what they regarded as the greatest disaster that could befal them— namely, the annexation of their country to the British dominions; and the letters further state that the poor people almost universally tore their hair and beat their breasts in despair when the sad intelligence reached them. I very much fear that the result of the measure will be tumult, disaffection and bloodshed, not only amongst the people of Oude, but among the Sepoys as well, as many of them belong to that country, and I have received a letter, in which the writer, a most intelligent and respectable person, declares that the measure has been regarded in that country generally as one of the most unjust and impolitic acts ever perpetrated by this country in the course of its government of Melia, and petitions very nu merously signed, have been presented against it. The chiefs, or Zemindars, spend their lives principally in forts in the jungle, and when the Government collector makes his appearance amongst them, they retreat, to their fastnesses, and set the Government functionary at defiance. Now, does it not strike the house that, as Oude has been annexed, the Sepoys will be sent to act against these Zemindars, but is the House or the Government quite so sure that those Sepoys from Oude will be found ready to act against the people of Oude I have recently received a letter from Lucknow, in which the writer states that when first this proposition of the annexation of Oude became mooted about, and the Rajah of Nepaul heard of it, he offered to come to the assistance of the King with a force of 50,000 men, and several other native princes had made similar offers of assistance to enable the King of Oude to resist the Company. Such is the information which has reached me, and I think it somewhat worthy of remark that this measure of annexation was carried into effect without the slightest regard having been paid to the feelings and wishes of the subjects of the King of Oude in reference to the measure, or without consulting them in any way, directly or indirectly, though the Raj poots, and other subjects of the King of Onde are as fine a race of men as there is to be found on the face of the earth. I can only say that it appears to me that to dethrone a sovereign who was a ruler over 5,000,000 of human beings, and annex his territory, without first con sulting:the feelings and wishes of the people who were to be thus disposed of, is an act which involves a most serious:and formidable responsibility. When we come to hear of the results of this system of annexation, the coun try will then have an opportunity of judging whether, as a mater of mere expediency only, it was a wise and a well considered course to have adopted, or the contrary; but, at the same time, I must again repeat that upon no ground of morality could such a system be justified or defended, and we have already had ample proof, from the results of the annexations that have;taken place, that they have not in any way whatever proved of the least pecuniary benefit or advantage to this country."—Speech of Mr. Otway, April 18th, 1856.—Hansard Debates, Vol. CXLI•, page 1,222. TAX COLLECTORS AND TAX SURVEYORS. TO THE EDITOR OF THE NORTHERN TIMES. Sir,--I presume you have seen a correspondence of mine in the Albion of Monday last. Through the courtesy of the editor I had it inserted, but much to his annoyance, as well as my own, the replies were misplaced. In the Courier also of to-day the same error exists, which must, unfortunately, appear strange to its numerous readers. But, Mr. Editor, what will the "public" think of the "revelation" I am about to disclose? Why, air, the impertinence of the " Surveyor of Taxes," Mr. Ames, is nothing to the audacity which I hear of to-day ! Would you believe, sir, that 111 r. Ames, the "Surveyor of Taxes," and his clerks, were informed that I had paid the first moiety on the 13th of November, (as well as many other residents), and yet, this mai violates all the duties of his office, and demands payment again on the 2nd of this ntonth, to prevent "legal proceedings" being instituted against me. Now, mark, Mr. Editor, after being warned that net only myself, but numerous other gentlemen d pre viously paid—this " worthy official" treated the communica tion with contempt. My authority is undoubted. Such con duct ought -not—must not be tolerated. It is an insult to the town. Are the Liverpool inhabitants to submit to injustice like this—and by whom ? Who, I would ask is this man, who dare, I say, add insult to wrong? I fear, Mr. Editor, I am getting warm—warm indeed, sir—. but " the lion" has been roused—he has slumbered too long—but hear me, Mr. Editor, there are more " lions in the pasture, and their " roar" era long will sound fearfully in the ears of insolent and over-naid "stern officials." Sic semper tyrannis !—I remain, Mr. Editor, yours very respectfully, ROBERT LATHAIURY. 40, Castle-street, Liverpool, Dac. 9, 1857. NEW LIGHTHOUSES AT ARRAN. Last September we published an official notice of the intended illumination of the Arran Islands' new lighthouses, and now we announce that these lights were exhibited on the evening of he Ist December instant, pursuant to the published notification. The old lighthouse on the Large Inland is cn such elevated ground that it was liable to be occasionally capped and obscured by fogs. The new Fghthonses are not only tree from this objection of great height over the level of the sea, but marking, as they do, the extreme ends of the chain of islands and adjacent rocks. light more hilly the chief sounds, or channels of entrance into the Galway bay. These new lighthouse have been built from the designs, and xnder the direction of Mr. Halpin, the engineer of the I ish lighthouse Board ; and from the durable and careful manner in which they have been erected, are creditable to the contractors and to the resident foreman or clerks of works. The light apparatus comprises the most recent improvements, and the lights, from their judicious position, will render more safe and easy the navigation of the approach and entrance to the bay and harbour, Which possess so many natural advantages.—Galway Mercury. SOUTHERN HOSPITAL. Weekly Report: De^. 8, 1857. I _ OUT PATIENTS. IN PATIENTS. Cured .... ..25 Cured lB Relieved Discharged .A t own request. 0 Uuder treatment 25 Irregular...... 3 Dead_ Entered . . 22 Under treatment............ 96 TREASURER—Jas. Houghton, Esq. VISITORS —Messrs. Challoner and Platt. HONORARY CHAPLAIN—Rey. T. Leveson,_B.A. PHYSICIANS AND SURGEONS FOR T HE WEEK—Dr. Cameron, and Mr. Nottingham. HOUSE SURGRONS.•Mr. Jos. J. Pope, and Mr. John M. Bateson. EMBEZZLEMENT BY A COMMERCIAL TRAVELLER AT LEEDS.—At the Leeds Court-house, on Monday, William Leach, a commercial traveller, in the employ of Messrs. Middlebrook and Co., cap manufacturers, Commercial.. street, was charged with embezzling certain moneys, the property of his employers. From some suspicious circum stances, Messrs. Middlebrook made inquiries, and it was discovered that Mr. J. Willeseroft, of Dudley, had paid the prisoner £lO ; John Chambers, of Bos on, Lincoln shire, £4 63. 6d. ; and F. Mastyn, of Worcester, £l2, for goods delivered, and for which the prisoner had never accounted to his employers. This was the extent of the prisoner's defalcations, so far as inquiry had been made, but Mr. Middlebrook stated that he had reaeon to b3lieve there would yet be other cases to bring forward. The prisoner said, in defence, that he was short of the amount now named, but there had been a running account between him and the Messrs. Middlebrook, and he had frequently remitted moneys without specifying the sources from which he had obtained them. The prisoner was remanded to Friday. AN ATLAS GRATIS WITH TILE' " DiSPATCa."—Ort and after Sunday, October 4th, 1357, each copy of the Dispatch will be accompanied with a map, a chart, or the plan of a principal town, so as to furnish to each su b scr ib er, gratis, the most 'comprehensive, complete and generally useful Atlas hitherto published in Great Britain. The size of the engravings will be, that of one page of the newspaper, six maps and two plans, in each year, will be of doubt) the size -17 inches by 25. Vie ordinary maps will be correcly tinted, the charts will be properly relieved in blue, and the pUns will be printed in a rich colour. The double maps will be the died of great attention in the desire to make them beautiful specim,ns of map colouring. It is hoped, in the course of no unreasonaby pro tracted time, that the Dispatch Atlas will contain more names and positions of places than any other English publication of tie kind. he counties will be given separately, and where they are urge and populous, as h, the case of Lancashire, each division of tie county will occupy a nage; again, the States of Italy will bs the sub ject of six distinct maps. The names Gf the draugitsmen and engravers will be the best guarantee for perfect aeciracy. The maps will be as full as clearness andreference will allow. Correctiors and discoveries will be given from the best antiorities. The engravings will be in the highest style of art, mazy thousands of pounds being devoted to their cost, and they will be taken from original drawings expressly prepared for the eerie. Directors of mechanic,' Institutes, the conductors of all edneAtional establish ments, the proprietors of hotels, reading rooms,and coffee houses, will, in possessing the Dispat' A Atlas, be supplier with a daily want. The money value of the completed work may b, test ascertained by inquiring the selling price of any large and tnstworthy collection of maps. The Dispatch Atlas will be forwarded vith the numbers of the paper at the usual price, bd per copy, or 6d itamped. On the first issue some hints will be given for preserving iudezing, and binding , the Atlas. Orders recei ed by every news agent and bookseller in the kingdom, and at the Dispatch office, 139, Fleet -street. The Friday evening edition may be received 1r the most distant parts of the kingdom on Saturday morning. Exclusively for CLOTHING BOYS tom Six to Twe n ty Y ears LEWI3 & COMPANY, itanelagirstres MONETARY AND COMMERCIAL LIVERPOOL, Wednesday Evening. Our Cotton Market keeps dull, and prices, to day, were about id per lb below the currency of Friday last. The sales, to-day, are 3,000 bales, including 500 on speculation and for export. The quantity of Cotton now known to be at sea is 61,757 bales, as per following table : GALVESTON. W. B. Travis SAVANNAII. Rhine Oakland CHARLESTON. Gen. Parkhill Lydia St. John Gondar TOTALS. New Orleans .. , .. Mobile New York . .. Galveston Savannah .. . . Charleston THE BANK ISSUES INDEMNITY BILL, The above bill, introduced by the Chancellor of the Exchequer on Friday night, provides :- 1• All such issues of Bank of England notes as may hare been made by the said governor and company, or by their order or direction, since the said 12th day of November, 1857, although beyond the amount authorised by law, and all acts don.; in relation to such issues, and to the acquiring and taking since the 12th clay of November, 1857, securi ties in the issue department of the Bank of England beyond the amount authorised by law, shall be confirmed and ma do valid ; end the said governor and company, and all persons who have been concerned in such issues or in doing and advising any such acts as aforesaid, are hereby indemnified and discharged in respect thereof, and all iniictmonts and informasionF, act:ons, suits, prosecutions, and proceedings whatsoever commenced or to be commenced against the said governor and company, or any person or persons in relation to the acts and matters aforesaid, or any of them, wo hereby discharged and male void. 2. So much of the said act of the seventh and eighth years of her Majesty as limits the amounts of the securities to be acquired and taken in the issne department of the Bank of England shall be and be deemed to hav3 been suspended as from the 12th day of November, 1857, and shall continue suspended until the expiration of 28 days after tie first meeing or sitting of Parliament in the year 1858, subject to the proviso hereinafter contained, and during such suspension the provisions of the said act in relation to the issue of Bank of England notes shall be construed and take effect as if the restriction on tho amount of securities in the said issue department, and the prohibition of the increase of such amount - , and of the issue of additional Bank of Eng and notes thereon, had not been contained in the said act : Provided always that if before the expiration of the time hereinbefore limited, the governor and company of the Bank of England give public notice that they have reduced the minimum rate of interest required of them below the rate of 10 per cent per annum, the said suspension shall cease. 3. Upon or before the expiration or cesser of the sus• pension aforesaid the excess of issues hereinbefore con - firmed shall b reduced to the amount which would have been authorised by law if this act had not been passed ; and, subject to the indemnity and discharge hereby given, all the provisions of the said recited act shall, after such expiration or cesser, be and remain in full force. The launch of the Leviathan, on Tuesday last, was interrupted by the dense fog. The total distance accom plished was only 4 feet 9 inches forward, and 4 feet 4 inches aft. ASSAULT OR MURDER,—Four women are in custody in Glasgow, charged with causing the death of a young man, by throwing him down the stairs of a brothel, in which he had been. The suspension is also announced of Hadend and Co., a very old firm in the Manchester trade, with liabilities for about £40,000. It is thought that the liquidation would yield about 158. in the pound. BOY'S CLOTHING MADE WITH GREAT TASTE AT LEWIS awl COMPANY'S, Ranelagh-streotA. ...........„ 4.9 .................. LIVERPOOL COTTON MARKET. —DlO 1,:..4, The Cotton market continues extremely dull ancludg_rP'Bll prices are fd lower than on Friday. The sales—incl dm t i, at 64 , 8 ,1 nambnco at 6j l to Thl, 250 Babies at 60, 70 EXYD- -- ,__l P 6 , 9 , 0 • and 800 Swats at 3 4 d to 51d—are reported 3,00 0 u. 500 are on speculation and for export. 14.. T LIVERPOOL PRODUCE MARK-- --- pt - SUGAR.—A steady business cont'nues to be done, at lt ig ?, 4 o o lot rates ; 48 hhds . Antigua are reported at 365 61, 20 hhdsir a drsil ! 40s. 600 bags dates at 405, 1,600 bags inferior Nativ e biteP 631,f.11.0 brown,cas a n an d d 4 4 o , o 2o b o a b g a s g ß s a p h e ia rn , a i m n s b a o t nd 2 0 , s at p d. MOLASSES, RUM, AND COFFEE.—NOthing 1,21 cwt 61. Rice.-1,350 bags Bengal have changed hallo T r - cw t. _ mi l Seco FLorg.-250 bags are reported at 155 31 ,P' Th i s DOM" CUM:T.—The business done at the public 0 10 0 small, compri.ing 250 bags Pegne, all faults, st 515. 02 6 5 0 MADDER ROOTS — 3B bales damaged Bombay , V l° c lass. SALTPRTR E.-70 bags, part all faults, at 385 per Vin, LoowOoD —2O tons St. Domingo, at 43 17s 61 2 3 s;ig: V ,gl l ...% "AGRICULTURAL PRODUCE MARD-L'-', DX d• ,„ 1 Per stone, 201bs. Per 9 011 ' 1 * ..,, 4 0 'l° I s. d. s. d. Potatoes, Seedlins - , 3 s Flay, 01d...... o7 to 0 71 1 Ditto, KemPs •;:: 93 to 0 Ditto, new.. Ditto, clover Green Clover Grass 0 0 to 0 0; Ditto, cattle..... :. m si Straw, wheat 0 31 to 0 .31! per to' n 0 w 0 Ditto, oat 0 3 to 0 3 s lTur n ips ............ 1; u .. 0 Ditto, barley .. Oats, in straw . iManure .......... LONDON PRODUCE MARKET. -4)sc " w eds sing public sales ar e aga i n l arge to -day , we ds sing heavily at about yest er d a y' s currency, which aho y Is on Friday'. prices. Reined lumps, 563 6d to 50 .7 310' 7 COPFEB.—The public sales are go i ng off witll°' material alteration in prices. TEA.—Cominon congon quoted Ilid to l lid' d ld circulars state that the present stock in the MIA 71.000,000 lbs against 85,000,000 lbs last year. an adrPlail 7,000,000 lbs less than la s t y ear . P u bli c sa les ,—, tc-morrow. bQt Rica.—Prices are nominally the same as yesterd l l' are dull. Syron are dull of sale. • gee, Is other articles no material alteration. Markets ,c.v. LONDON TALLOW MARKET-700,1, The market is flat at th e f o ll ow i ng quotat i ons On the spot, 51a 3d ; December, 51s ; January to bi" BOROUGH HOP MARKET. — Dc —' V. fortr'reod The demand for good 1855 an d 1856 hops is i ne rels t mg 40.1. lation, the former at a b ou t 30s. and the latter a bort New hops are firm at late prices. CORK BUTTER MARKET.—Dze. There were about 2,000 kegs and fi r ki ns o ff er ed fo r 9. ~o; and the following we re the curren t pr i ces .—F i rs ts, 96s ; Thirus, 97s ; Fourths, 82s per cwt. GLASGOW CORN MARKET—Dsc• 9 Of, The market was rather dull to-day, and with 'MY' per prices of wheat declined is to Is 6d per 240 lbs, itoUr•ogit 4 and 23 per sack. The price of barley was nAninal', l ,o, rather easier, and beans and peas were unchanged in I"' unaltered. Doc' 01 GLASGOW PIG IRON MARKET. — i ,„, re d qa 6s The market was very qui e t to-day at the ann' - 'O5 Ne. 1. 52a 6d to 539 Mixed Non., GI arrant ° ,' ton• maker's iron, 51s to 513 6d ; N o . 3 , 493 to 495 6d Pu• LONDON CORN MARICET.—D!...,,,-. 9, The wheat trade in M ar k - l ane this morning was exnser, the offers generally made for wheat w ere 2 s or 33 help e noted on Monday List, which sellers declined. T he fe were, however, on rather easier terms than on that day e ta ' ' sale, and in the absen ce o f transactions of monlen t ' to oats' same as on Monday. The same remark will aPP I Y and peas quiet. T o lOC* ,V* ARRIVALS INTO LONDO N FROM DEC. 7 ? A English and Scotch Irish. il° Wheat 990 •••• Barl ey 9BO ISr . • • Oats . •• 20 1200 Malt • • 14t0 .• .• Flour, — barrels, 1,200 sack". LONDON WOOL RKET.--N g ot 01 DI Messrs. Hazard and Sons h ave o ff erea 800 bales o f .e . 40 bales of sundries. Messrs. Bsline Lad Co. have b ' - Iwi of 450 bales of East Indian, and fif ty b ales of sundr i e s. di. I ruled heavy, and only a portion of the wool wa s prices varying from lid to Is 7d per lb. 9. ,„n LONDON MINING M -u ARKET.—'ry ve The market for home m i n i ng stocks to-day rep , q ; inactive. In the Stock E xc h ange the only basinne yel. North Bassett shares at 12. Oth er d escr i pt ions,,, d 38. p Cobre copper shares are still offered, and are ntar"^-est, sn and Australian copper sha res cont i nue in fair rell" - GreS; . been dealt in at 11 toll. East Rosewarne. 16s 1711,;01 17s 6d, 19s; lady Bertha, 17s, 17s 6d, 193, 16s, 165 Xissl Hills, 345, 355; South Cnddra, 16s 61, 17s 6d ; ", wrefo 32s 6d, 345, 35s • Wheal Mary Ann, 48 ; 517110... pist?d , A reduction of lid per lb, or .el 4 per ton has tak e t l ;, l 9 (1 11 .4 price of manufactured copper. Present prices are, 12d Messrs. Sims, Willyams • and Co. :—ManufactuLeu ghe opy tough cake and tile, £lO7 10s per ton ; yellow utert.; o 4 0„t, bolts, lod per Ib; price re d uce d , l i d per lb. iota" 15th adventurers in Brynford Hall Min e i s ca l led for the NEW ORLEANS. Ariel 4050 Crown Point 3700 John Russell J. P. Whitney . .. 2754 Aquila .. 3717 Assyria Cordell& Frank Pierce . . American Union Protector Enoch Train .... • • .. 5458 Marquette .... 3737 431061 MOBILE. Evelyn Edwin 11271 KEW YORK. Emerald Charter Oak Columbia 1887 1726 2160 1921 Inactivity has again characterised the Liverpool Share Market, still prices to-day show no greater weakness. The following were the transactions : Birkenhead, Lancashire, and Cheshire, 651 651 ; Caledonian, 38i; East Lancashire, 9/. shares, par ; Great Western, 504; Lancashire and Yorkshire, 901, 91i, 905; Lancaster and Carlisle, New Third shares, 8 p.; London and North Western, 941; Manchester, Sheffield, and Lincoln,l 361, 361; Midland, 851; Leeds Capital Stock, 25i ; Dovers, 194 ; Grand Trunk of Canada, 9i; Great Western of Canada, 18 5-16. The following were the closing prices : —Black burn, 9 1-16, 9 3-16 ; Chester and Birkenhead, 651, 654 ; Caledonian, 388, 381-; Chester and Holyhead, 16, 16i; Eastern Counties, 10i 11; East Lancashire, 88, 89 ; Do. 9/. Shares, par, 1 p; Great Northern, 231 24 ; Do., A, 10, 101; Great Western, 50, 508 ; Lancashire and Yorkshire Stock, 90k, 905 ; Do. 9/. shares, par a p ; Liverpool, Crosby, and Southport, 181, 18f ; London and North Western Stock, 94k, 941; Manchester, Sheffield, and Lincolnshire, 361, 36i; Midland Stock, 854, 85i; North British, 115, 12; North Staffordshire, 4i, 44 d ; North Eastern —Berwick, 23 3-16, 23 5-16 ; York and North Midand, 40i, ' 41; Leeds Capital Stock, 251, 25* ; South Eastern and Dover, 191 19 3-18 ; Dutch Rhenisl, 51, 54 d Great Western of Canada, 181 188 ; Do. new shares, 21 21 d ; Great Luxembourg, 6 68 ; Grand Trunk of Canada, 9g 9 11-16. Affairs on the London Stock Exchange were very dull to-day. Two more fannies were an nounced, making 7 in all since de " 4th," or settling day The demand for Mll3ney though pretty active is notexcessive, and as mcommodation is freely given on first-class securites, there is no increase on the stringency. ,Busiwss matters on the whole are very far from weariig a favourable appearance, and in some branches of trade there is almost an entire suspension of sperations. There is no change for the better to notice in the Produce, Markets, and in fact dullness, amounting to almost despondency, is the ruling feature of the I day. There was a very buoyant feeling in the market for the Public Funds and securities this morning, but afterwards a reaction set in, and prices closed at a slight decline. Consols opened at 901 to 91 ex div for the Bth January, but rose to 911 The transfer books are now shut, but transactions are recorded for Money at 91i to 921 cum div. The Three per Cent Reduced are narked 901 to 911 ; the New Three per Cents, 901 b 911-; Bank Stock, 2164 to 218; Exchequer Bones, 1858, 99 to 991 ; ditto, 1859, 981; and India lbnds, 35s to 33s dis. At the close of the Market, Consols for the Account had declined to 914 to 91*. There is no particular clange to notice in the tone of the London Railwa- Share Market. The transactions to-day have teen of a most limited character, but prices, on the whole, were well supported. The followiag were the closing quotations :—Caledonians 77, 78; Eastern Coun ties, 544, 55 ; East Laicashire, 88, 90 ; Edin- burgh and Glasgow, 58r, 599 ; Great Northern, 034, 94! ; Do. A, 79, FO ; Great Westerns, 501, 501; Great Western ofCanada, 184, 188 ; Grand Trunk of Canada, 94, 91; Great Southern and Western, 97, 09 ; Lanashire and Yorkshire, 904, 91 ; London and Norti Western, 93*, 948; Lon don and South Westeri, 884, 89 ; Leeds Northern, 501, 514; Manchester,Sheffield, and Lincolnshire, 36, 364; Midland Stock, 85 4 , 85Z; North British, 471; Soutl Eastern and Dover, 631, 641; York, Neweastb. and Berwick, 92, 93 ; York and North Midlan 81, 82. The Tamar arrive( at Southampton to-day, with the bulk of the Autralian mails and 307,7694 in gold. The Netherlands Land Enclosure Company are nviting tenders fc• 7 per cent. obligations, which may be paid in at 3ar as purchase money on sales of ihe land enclose! by the company. With reference o the Silk Market, the course of which must involte many houses in large losses, Messrs. Durant ald Co. make the following monthy report, dated lastevening : It will not be exycted that we can give any favourable report of the silk larket, so far less ground for disappoint ment. The positan and prospects do not improve. The only bright spot .et..ms to be in the largely diminished production, that will operate favourably for those of our manufacturers Nvio have the courage and means to prepare. Our prices shot a large reduction upon the last month, and the deliveies, small as they were, are even barely supported. Bngal silk participates to the full in the general depresFon. Italian silk remains a dead letter, although at cosiderably reduced prices. In Brutia and Persian silk nthing. The rate if discount at Hamburg is about ten per cent., mat accommodation is obtained with difficulty. The annunt of silver shipped on board the steamer keptune, which left the Thames to-day for Hamburs is about 55,000/. The demand for silver for remitance to that city continues active. The (mount of specie shipped up to yesterday afternom on board the steamer Avon, for the Brazib, is a few hundred pounds only. About 20,0001. in silver reached the Thames on Monday from the Continent. The precise amount of Specie taken out by the Alhambra to the Peninsula is 10,632/. A :fleeting of the creditors of Messrs. Luekman and Cotchiug, wholesale furriers, &3., who sus penied payment on the 23rd ult., was held yester day, when a proposition was made to pay 7s. in the pound. This, however, was not agreed to by the creditors present. After some discussion it was agreed to allow the firm one week from the present date, with a view to their increasing the offer to 8s 6d., and a committee of three creditors was appointed to report the result to the rest. The statement of accounts presented by Messrs. Par. rinton and Ladbury, the accountants, states the total liabilities at 20,7111., and the assets at 10,1071 Messrs. Lichtenstein and Co., engaged in trade with the Continent, have stopped payment, with liabilities estimated at about 80,0001. At the request of numerous subscribers, we BOYS' CLOTHING MADE WITH GREAT TASTE AT L WIS co , +: PANT'S, Rawlaatl-3treOt. re-publish the following list of houses that have suspended payment during the last few weeks : X Monteith & Co., general merchants Glasgow. B & J Macdonald, general merchants .. , Glasgow. Wallace & Co., general merchants Glasgow. Ross, Mitchell, & Co.,Canadian merchants London. Affleck M'Kenow W B West Searvatt & Partington .... . „ When, M'Lean & Co-.... _ • • • Auld & Buchanan Borough Bank .... ........ . W and H Brand & Co London. Thornton Huggins & Co Manchester. . Charles Smith and Co James Condie John S. De Wolfe & Co Liverpool. Gould & Davies . . It Morrow, Son & Garbutt......... ..•..Liverpool. John Hally & Co John Jaffray & Co . London. E Wilson, Hallett & Co Liverpool. A Hill &Co - London. Andrew Stewart & Co Powles, Brothere, & Co ... . London. f Naylor, Vickers, & Co .. Liverpool and .• • liir " 1 Sheffield, William Orr & Co.. .. f Liverpool. and 1 London. { Dannistoun & Co Glas g ow, &c. Western Bank Bennock, Twentyman, & Rigg... . London. Broadway & Barclay . . ..London. 1 Roge & Williamson-- .. .... Liverpool. E T Babcock &Co - Liverpool, &?. E. Dutihl & Co James Foot & Son Sanderson, Sandeman & Co London. City Bank Wilson, Morgan & Co. Fitch & Skeet . J B Codrington & Co M'Kennie, Ramsay & Co G Warburton & J Ormisher.. R Bayley and T Russell . . ....Macclesfield. S T Stephens . . Hugh Ferguson J & J Beard Edmund Whitehead G Lawrence .. J J Robinson & Co J Bowell & Sons A B Byrne & Co Godfrey, Pattison &Co . Glasgow, &c. W & J Summerskill .Manchester. J Miller &Co .... Dawson, Hancock, & Co London. Henry R Hoskins , . Liverpool. Douglass & Westcott E & J Wils o n Bowman, Grinnell &Co .. Jacot, Taylor, & Tipper . . . Liverpool. Denny Brothers • • • • Dumbarton. Wilson, Hallett, & Co . Liverpool. Liabilities. Fowles, Brothers &Co London £50,000 W Orr &Co • Liverpool Very heavy Western Bank of Scotland, Paid up capital, £1,500,000 Glasgow. Deposits £6,0000,000 .... Hoge & Co Liverpool. John Munroe &Co . Paris. Gallerkamp Brothers Amsterdam. Guimares &Co . ..Paris. Wilson, Morgan & Co London .. Fish and Skeet . London .... ...... . 55 000 Draper, Pietronie &Co London ...... .. 300,000 Sthgman & Co R Bainbridge & Co Munro, Grant & Co . ...... . Swansea. Jellicoe & Wrix Jose P Do La & Co London. Bourdon De Bruitt &Co Paris. Ponson, Phillipe, & Vibert Paris F C Perry . W Riley & Sons . Wolverhamptom ..240,000 Brayford Sc Lancaster Walsall Rose, Higgins, & Rose.. Wolverhampton Wolverhampton and Stafford- I Wol h 764 000 }Wolv er ha mpton. ampton , Stafford shire Banking C o mp an y -- Hoare, Buxton & Co L on d on Edwards & Matthie . London . Large. Clayton & M'Keverigan Liverpool. E Sieveking & Co .....L0nd0n ....400,000 Allen, Smith & C 0.... .London. Bardgett & Picard..... . ..... London • . Sevendon & Johnson . .London, &c Gorrison, Huffell & Co London. Brocklesby Sc Wessels London . .. 40,000 J R Thomson &Co .. ..London ... ..... .250,000 Bilbery & Cremer F Bless & Scomburgh Hamburgh .. Large. Sassenberg & Meyer ----Bremen. 0 verbeck • • ..• ... Bremen. Topurz & Co Herman, Siliem &CO .. London . Large. Carr, Josling Sc Co .... London ..... ......300,000 Alex Hintz &Co London .. . Large. Peniston & Marshall .Liverpool. Jonathan Bottomley Bradford. Northumberland and Durham Bank Rehdcr & Boldeman .... London T Morris & Son Wolverhampton .. 40,000 Hubbard & Sons Leeds ... .. 60,000 Hoffman & Co .London ....,.........100,000 Sewills & Neck . London ............350000 J M Stobort ..43106 .. 4657 .. 837 ~ 1559 61757 SHIPPING INTELLIGENCE. LIVERPOOL, Decsmne.3 10. WIND YESTERDAY, S.W.—Light Bra e° 2 t, 70. HIGH WATEa—Morn. 6 31—E v e n . 7 7 —Height' 1 OFF THE PORT AND INWARD BOITNP• 0 110' Assyria, Ann Buckle, Argentina, and Elizabeth ARRIVED. st.o' Speed ............ jiP Prudence ......... Pe. Dec. 9* Dec. 8. Francis Ridley Rangoon Albion Demerara Amelia Charleston Florence .......... W. F, Storer Boston John Martin ....... G anaraque... Quebec Esther Ann .. ............. Wave Maracaibo Ondine ........... •••.se, Creole , Newfoundland Serpent ......... • • ~• Grey ho und ..• Newfoundland Enigheden ....... . p Perestina Alexandria, Tamaulipas (5.3.) •• ~" Win. Stowell Alexandri a ;B r iti s h Queen (9.5) 10' S' SAILED. ./.f6f.ote,g; impress ........... to Rhone (3.3.) ..• ••• 4 00 0 Carvan ...... .• • .•;;!' e ,o Maa a gle ..... •''1 ,1 0 4 0 .% Scamender (s.s )•• re p Mackinaw ........ Adriatic (U.S.M.S.) 4LO .„0 cifi g )17TwARDS. (Ellen ........ .• lEllen ............ • ,4 0 1 .P - 0; 511 LOADING. for , IBruene ......... e ll (Cultivator ..... •".•• lA. Z ........... • Zouare ..... •• • '':• st ,Slo 7 Bijou ........ ipirit of the Age''' Chive St. John's, N.F., &c Cymbeline St. John's, N.F., &c Banshea Buenos Ayres St. Patrick..... New Orleans Dec. 9. _ _ . Portland .. Apalachicola Ellen Grant Africa Dec. 8. CLEARED Atalanta --- Buenos Ayres/ Susan and Ann Dordt, ENTERED Fl Dec. 8. 3farga et Campbell.. Buenos Ayres V:d Denis Homely Jersey C. D. C Jersey Nueva Fo: tuna Malta; OUTPORTS. ~,,35 ' 11:oLvuEAn, Nov. 9. gi t' P C Wind, Song Breeze. ~,eolf °ra cteD e Arrixod—The S,is Hermanos. Grevano, from T iv e ''frol 33 Milford, Dec. C.—Arrived—The Celeste, Waiters , , 0 ( Cardigan. ...., MARITIME EXTRACT& be s to i'' LIVERPOOL, DEC. 9. co as inir A letter from W. Hughes, mate of the bar eb b t o e O4 -, SO: rd Livo er 'is ...lverpo 1, White, mas t er, a b andoned on - 4 the - boo, IN 34 N., lon. 32 W., stat es th at th e crew a - e al: sa f e on fa' cess Frederica, bound to Rotterdam, which vessel Pal the 7th inst. The crow may be expected in LiverP ten days. 4 1 0S ' VESSEL'S REPORTS; Algo 4 , FL 0 'Po' Report by the Roseia n d, B a ll , arr i ved hero from•'''" 1 1 4 1/ Signalled. .l' il P Oet. 28.. Th , Greci an , outward bound .......... • ' .; - Nov. 24.. The Gipsy, outward bound a o p t s 1 Report by the Albatro s s, arr i ved here from Rangr°s ~ a 4- n ' o s ' Aug. 20.. Theophile Edo uar d , b ound N.E • ••ha ~"9 " 1 A ' ' O. Sept. 8.. Ma Ranee, Calcutta to L'verpool,S' 00 5/ days cane • „ ........ 0 0„ 21 , sti Szpt.2o..Ashmore, Rangoon to Falmouth cut 7 5 15 5 , , 35 ii days r ~ P' fl Oct. 3L. B rem an ship with white flag, 26 in 1 ' 'l , lA - Y., .10 bound 5...... .. ,i t O• . 20 , SPOKEN. 4 g.. , l e i .„. 00 14 ,3 , s ,/ Sept. 14.. Investigator, Rangoon to — ' ... •'''' e" S 'IV" , Sept. 16.. Sir Allan M•Nabb, Akyab to Falmouth '',,.' 1 3 ,.-, oe Oct. 24.. Great Britain (s.s.), Cork to BombaY••",,..' 14 •i,' ;, , '3 4 Oct. 26.. Invincible, Liverpool to Me:bourne " ..•'' 32 Oct. 29.. Swiftsure, bound south .... ... • •• • ' '', •.' Nov. 8.. Hero of Kars, Al,:oa l' ay to Liverpool FOREIGN PORTS. ea t, at WI Arno (s.s.), Morton, be, ce at Tries. s• sc ii Sebastopol, Smith, from Bombay at S Marseill e il) 8tO P , ' Defiance (tpt.), Broadfoot, from Liverpool all' sof,,, t ' or * in the short space of 91 days. ~,„v e l. ,bal , piP" Brazilian, hence at Narva, and sailed for 4 ''", r 13 0 "'" 11, of Emeu S (s.s.), from Suez at Aden, and sailed fo r SW _...r Al D v Sleidricht, Atlielstan, Tickler, Antelope , . ',, --w - t/ Keturah, and Barbara—ail hence at Rio JanelTirerna bale' John Romilly, Sheraton, Queen Bee, and v d Gg' an Bahia. Excelsior, Bonita, Matild a , Li nda Arena, ill a do' all hence at (Psernambuco. Teatot ia .s.), from Southampto n a t PcrnAsoo4o. de , Po E ATHS. A On the sth inst., after a long illr ess. borne W ith a rs 0"." poet st"D aged 63, Mr. Alexander Austin Mayen, for in , nl •"" ce, r i the Grand United Order of Odd rtes Folows. toti - P L I Sa te On the 7th inst., at his father's idence, — (n. . 1 ; 3 0 0 , 4 ijio Park, Mr.Wm /Lade, jun., aged 25 years, Intic e ll oi erli v On the Bth I net., Mr, .1t113103 Moore, BOliCiterr, 0 111 aged 69 years. d O gi3 , ' n or- 8 B irths, Marriages, and Deaths, are only to our Office duly authenticate l eait ° JYS'Pre° are CLOTHED from the AfC O3 °f Six of 101 .1 ?dated and Published 111, 146 Titsb lir. street, at hls general Printing and_StatienerY 19, Smith Jetur.street, Liverpool. RR 10 THURSDAY., DECEMB--- At LEWIS & CO] PUBLIC NOTICE. SMALL Casks of PRESTON ALE, Bottled MILD and BI UTER ALES. Bottled LONDON and DUBLIN PORTER. WINES and SPIRITS Supplied in Large or SMALL QUANTITIES, at the Bottling Establishment. OW No. 185—DUKE-STREET-185. H. F. CAMIDGE AND CO. • RE GISTER GRATES,