Northern Times. — Liverpool, Merseyside, England, 1857-12-08 00:00:00

ET R. CAMERON, • WATCH AND CHRONOMETER MAKER, 54, SOUTH CASTLE-STREET, LIVERPOOL MARINE CHRONOMETERS ON SALE, OR IIIRE. SZITANTS, QUADRANTS, TELESCOPES, BAROMETERS , CHARTS. &o. Exclusively for CLOTHING BOYS from Six to Twenty Tears LLZWIS & COMPANY Ranelagh-street. Tuts DAT, the Bth Instant, at Tyre o'clock, at the isrolers' (Mica, 2, Dale-street, About 7 COIL YARN, all faults, 72 Bales COI it FIBRE. „ 10 „ Loose HEMP. BROWNB, BUNTER, & CO., Brokers. Apply to Uu az.conat of whom It may concern. To-moattow, the 9:h instant, at Une o'clock, at the u).ic Sticroom, Exchange-buildings, _ _. - About 250 Packages very valuable DANIAGED MANUFACTURED GOGD.3, coa.sistia4 of Woollens, Pain and Printed Cottons, Cotton Thread, H.skry, Boots and Shoes, Saddlery, &c., landed from the John ria4shaw, from Liverpool to Buenos Ares, put back from sea. Also, 10 boles ‘VOOLLEN,, and 1 Bale GUNNY BAGS, landed from the Ellen Radford, from Live; pool to Valparaiso, put back from sea; lying at th.: Sheds for Wrecked Goods, northeast side of Prince's Dock. And about 40 Boaes St Lon Cli I:ESE, ex Royal. Cha ter, from Mel bour.:e ; lying at Measrs. G.bbs, Br.glit and Co.'s Warehon.e, Atherton-haildiugs, Dale-street. And 40 Bales BL Fur flltaldrparti;;LEars a,sply to •If , n • IeIITITIT 1r 0- ..n „ Brokers to the LiverpOol Underwrite& Association. SOUNDLESS ELASTIC TNDIARUBBER FLOOR CLOTH, IMPERVIOUS TO WILT, INDESTRUCTIBLE BY DAMP, SOFT TO THE TREAD, AND WARM TO THE FEET. iNe \Lon WATERT , ROOF COSTS, CAPES, AND OVERALLS. LADIES', GEN LEMENS, AND CHILDREN'S OVERSHOES. WATER BEDS AND PILLOWS, And ad Articles Manufactured of India-rubber. at CALEB WALK ER,' 6, INDIA-RUBBER DEPOT, WELLINGTON-BUILDINGS, 42, SOUTH CASTLE-STREET. CUNARD, WILSON & CO., e. 5 , 4 4'4•4 5. ,YORK-BUILDINGS, LIVERPOOL rt . ; AND 59, FENCHUItCH-STREET, LONDON, Er.exEßs FOR THE PURCHASE AND SALE OF SHIPS, b'HIP VALUERS, &c. en salt , - FOR SALE, the welt known American barque -t . 4 MARY AND SUSAN ; 392 tons register, copper fastened tr,l;' and yellow metalled. This vessel was built at Boston, T-77, U. S in h 26 ; was oi.ene 1 last year and found to I, suaiia ..nd inaood order, had new upper deck and topsides and has 'twos t decks laid ; she has been employed in the South s,a, fled; g trade for upwards of 15 years, and tun materials of which she is co t , tose,l has boon so saturated with oil as to render her almost imprevious t) decay. Lying in the Huskisson Dock,—For further particui.rs apply to CU NAI:D, WILSON and CO., Brokers for the Purchase, and Sale of Ships, 5, York Buildings, rale-street. FOR SALE, the veil known Ship MARY BIBBY, 299 19-94ths tons register; length 101 feet, • ' Lreadth 25 feet 10 inehei, depth 16 feet 10 inches ; built 4.5(.. - i 14 . -% at Liverpool in 1825, and originally classed at Lloyd's ten years A 1 ; is yellow metalled to 13 feet, has a half poop, good cabin, and store-rooms ...omplete. f his vessel is in capita, wo.x.ng order, and rosy be seat to sea in short notice, at a tridiag expense ; is well found iu stores, and is admirably adapted for the West India or COAS', of Africa trades; lying in the Toateth Dock. —For inventor es and farther particulars, api:ty to Messrs. Murrays, Loxdale Ss Co., Merchants , or tiCITNaItD, WILSON & Co., Brokers for theieurelia-e and Sale of Ships, 5, York -buildings, Dale street. PuR SALE, the fine new brig PL` EL PE ; .:"& 197 tons 0.m., 126 tons register. Length, 81 feet; breadth, 22 feat; depth, Ili feet. Built at P. E. Eland under the special inspection of Lloyd's surveyor nder whom she was iron kneed, and classed 4 years; has good sailing qualities, easy draft of wa , er, and sails without ballast, and is well worthy of insp,caon. Lying iu the Birkenhead Dock. —For inventories and furdier parriculars app y to CUNARD, WILSON, CO. Brocers for the Purchase and Sale of Ships, a, York-buildings, Dale street, Liverpool. - FOR SALE, the I;arCpe HARRIET SOPHIA, ' \245 tons resist r, :enuth 103 feet 8-10ths, breadth 27 feet 1-10th, depth 13 feet 2-lutas. Built at Pagwash, Nova scone, in 1656, to class four yesrs. She ,s fist in the flo,r, au, esrrie, a full carga of deals on n feet. Lying in the iltion'A Dock. —For ;nve.,tories and furtaer particulars apply to CUSA ND, WILSON, add u., Brokers for the Purchase and Sale of Ship., 5, ior!i-binidiuo, Liverp.ol. Conniizrr,tat males, THIS DAY. THURSDAY. ri ALE of WINES by AUCTION, aciver tii?d to take place on the 10th instant, is POST ku,si D until further notice.-3. W. PRES ['ON and CO., Brokers. On Tut:ash/kr noxc, the 1001 instant, as Twelve o'clock, at the Brokers' Ottlze, 5, Exchange-badding; 193 I. Pierces Carodoa RICE, . . es Y.emmseo, fro n ChariCsiton ; lying lu S:auley Dock Warehouse.— Apply to Messrs. Essen, Harrison, and Forwood, Merchant +; or to SALM )la, I'UP.NERO & GREY, Brokers. On TLICUISJAY next, tae 10.11 instant, at One o'clock, at tile Commercial Saleroom, Temple-court, 198 Boxes 8.7 i-Do. LAYERS, 123 i-Do. ex Gleaner. 5) Baga Jordan ALMONDS, 341 Tapne•s Malaga FIGS, Apply to C. S.)lliddleton and Sons or to THOMAS PARRY, Broker, 15, North John-street. On rEIUILSDAY next, the 10th instant, at One o'clock, at the Cozumel cial Saleroom, Temple-contt, 350 tioxe3 Layer BLUSCATE LS. eX Ter; 100 Baskets Dtied APPLES, ex Pyteole ; 20 koxss Jordan ALMONDS, ex Gleaner; 100 Do. Do. DIT 1"0. ex Volantina ; 33 Do. Do. DITTO, ex hbro ; 30 Bags Black RAISINS, ex Dijon. THOMAS PARRY, Broker, 15, North J)hn-street. Apply to On TIWASDAY nex:, the 10th instant, a; Twelve o'cla.:ir, at the Commercial Sa•e•room, 45) Ilalf-barrols CURRANTS, just landsq es Canada (s.), from Boston.—Apply to Messrs. Baring Brothers & CJ., Merchants, or to GEO. BADENACII tti SON, Brokers. Oa iIIt73TDAY nix:, t'l2 10th irritant, at rwalva o'clock, at tho Commercial SA;e-room, 900 Roam, Valencia ex alelln. boo lial-boxss, GEO. BADENACH & SON, Brokers. Apply to On Tauaioay nest, the [On instant, at Twelve o'clock, a.: the Commercial Saleroom, • 1000 BOXiS Bunch Ilaszatel RAISINS, in layers, ex Steamers 1000 A- Da. 60 Boxes Jordan ALNION DS, ez Tajo (s.s.) 130 Cases FIG CAKE, ex America (s.s ) 180 IS.lskets DiTro, ex Ebro (s.s.) 100 Cases DITTO, ex Lizzie Lee. 2 )C0 and I f -Drums Turkey FitiS, ex Arcadia (s.s.) 1600 Do. Do. DI r TO, ex Phceoe (s.s.) • 30- Cases, containing boxes, DITTO. cx rheeoe (s.s.) 800 Drums Sultana RAISINS, ex orentes (e s.) 140 Cases Turkey Red DIT I 0, ex Arcadia (s.s.) ' 80 Do. D. DO. DI [TO, ex Taurus (s.s.) 150 Do. Sicilian PRUNES, ex Danube (s.s.) 100 Barrels } Vostaze CU &RAN IS, ox Apps (s.s. ) 100 Cases Apply to GEO. BADENACEI and SON, Brokers, BY HER MAJESTY'S ROYAL LETTERS PATENT. fIUNNINGHAM'S PATENT TOP-SAILS, N-L It having come to the notice of the Patentee of the above invenl HENRY DUNCAN PRESTON Cuimcgorust, Esq., R.N., that certain parties are infringing, or ende.vouring to infringe, the Invention pro tected by the several Letters Patent granted to him the said Patentee. NOTICE IS HEREBY GIVEN, that In the event of ships being fitted out with any infringement of the said invention, proceedings will be taken without further notice, not only against parties professing to fit such invention, but also against any shipowner in whose vessels the said invention may be fitted, to the prejudice of the rights of the said Patentee. AND NO FILE IS HEREBY FURTHER GIVEN, that in the event of any such infri gement as aforesaid, any vessel to which the same may be fitted is liable to be detained under the Order of the Court of Chancery. Dated this 4th day of December, 1857. (Signed) IVALCO LL':YD & CHEVALLIER, 73, Chancery-lane, London. Tolicitors for tl.e said Patentee. FRIDAY. WI FRIDAY [Liu, t le 11th Instant, at essetve o"clecX, at tha Brokers' O. ica, 16 Exe!tango Buildings, 120 Casks t OD OIL, now landi3g ex Nymp). from Halifax, N. S.—Apply to J. H. RAYNEis. & CO., Brokers. FL. HAUSBURG begs leave to state, that . the Final Winding-up of his business (referred to in his Circular last year) is now being carried into effect ; but, as it has been found impracticable to accomplish it by the end of the present year, THE STOCK HAS BEEN ENTIRELY REPLENISHED FOR CHRISTMAS AND THE NEW YEAR. As on previous occasions, every department in the Establishment has been supplied with all the Novelties which could be procured, and to the same event as h.thel to. The collection will be found fully equal, in magn , tude and value, to any which F. L. H. has had the pleasure of submitting to notice. OLD FOS r-OFFIC E -BC EU:MOS. Liverpool, December, 1857. On FRIDAY next, the 11th instant, at Twelve o'clock, at the Broker's Office, 2, Da'e-street, 46 Bales ALE MIRE, BROWNE, HUNTER & CO., Brokers. en sate. PATENT ASPHALTS ROOFING FELT. A cheap, durable, and perfectly Waterproof Roofing, ONE PENNY PER SQUARE FOOT. W. W. POWELL. Office and Warehonse—S. CABLE'STREBT. Apply to On Sais, Two Cargoes of GUANO, of good quality, from the Island of Pedro Keys. ' Its fertilizing properties have been testei and approved of by several larg- , Agriculturists. Copies of the An dyrs and sample -may be ha from Messrs. Leech, Harrison, and Forwead, Merchants ; or Mr. Salmis' Rtckmun, Brokar, Apsley-buildings ; or Messrs. BUCHANAN, BROWS, and Co., Oldhall-street. I.I . ENRY MACGROTTY & CO., WINE MERCHANTS, Bank-buildings, 48, Castle street, offer to the Public 4,000 Dozens Old Bottled PORT WINES, of mos.' anproved Vintages and Shippers. These tint•class Wines having been porch tied on pr.-seat advantageous terms, buyers will find pric s very much below market value. Gentlemen puichasing in quantities of 10 dozes, will be charged trade price. Sherries, Madeira, Claret, Burgundy. and Sparkling Wines shipped by "Costello & Co," "Mira & C 0.," "Dunn," "Clarke," " Fi-st," " Beckhard,' &c., all of quality attractive to the Connoisseur, and at prices to ensure sales. December 4,1857. NOTICE TO ADVERTISERS. PERSONS seeking Employment, or Servants, Assistants, Clerks, Apartments, or Lodgings, can best bring their wants under the Notif e of the Fablic, by Advsnising in the Normans TIMES, which is the most efficient medium of publicity In this didric:. The cash price for this spe2ial class of advertisements is reduced to THREEPENCE for TWENTY WORDS. AN ATLAS GRATIS WITH THE "DiSPATCH."-011 and after Sund iy, October 4th, 1857, each copy of the Dispatch will be accompanied with a map, a chart, or the plan of a principal town, so as io furnish to each subscriber, gratis, the most comprehensive, complete and generally useful Atlas hitherto published in Great Britain. '1 he size of the engravings will be that of one page of the newspaper. six maps and two plans, in each year, will be of double the vise-17 inches by 25. The ordinary maps will be correc ly tinted, the charts will be properly relieved in blue, and the plans will be printed in a rich colour. The double maps will be the object of great atte. tion in the desire to make them beautiful specimens of map colouring. It is hoped, in the course of no unreasonably pro tracted time, that the Dispatch Atlas will contain more names and positions of places than any other English publication of the kind. he counties will be given separately, and where they are large and populous, as it, the case of Lancathire, each division of the county will occupy a page; again, the States of Italy will be the sub ject of six distinct maps. The names of the draughtsmen and engravers will to the best guarantee for perfect accuracy. The maps will be as full as clearness andreference will allow. Corrections and discoveries will be given from the best authorities. The engravings will be in the highest style of art, many thousands of pounds being devoted to their cost, and they will be taken from original drawings expressly prepared for the series. Directors of mechanics' institutes, the conductors of all educevional establish ments, the proprietors of hotels , reading rooms, and coff,e homes, will, in possessing ti e Disport h Atlas, be supplied with a daily want. The money value of the completed work may be best ascertained by inquiring the selling price of any large and irnstworthy collection of maps. The Dispatch Atlas will be forwarded with the numbers of the paper at the usual price, 5d per copy, or 6d stamped. On the first issue some hints will be given for preserving, indexing, and binding the Atha.. Orders received by every news agent and bookseller in the kingdom, and at the Dispatch office, 139, Fleet-street. The Friday evening edition may be received in the moat distant parts of the kingdom on Saturday morning. Apply to Tu s DAY, the Bth instant, at Twelve o'clucu, at the Brokers' ..ice, 16, Esehange-baildlngs, 10J foal lhin Oblung ame lean OIL Oa KE, just 'andel —A p,dy to J. H. RAYNER & CO., Brokers This sr, the Sth instant, at la elve o'clock, at the Brokers' uttize, 9, Temple-court, 1030 Boxes } Vs'antis RAISINS, ex Arno ; 1000 i-DJ. 500 Boxes 500 t-Do. Layer MUSC iTEL LES, ex Lizzie Lee, and sqo 4-Do Tajo; 1, 0 Barre,s Bunch DITTO. 56 11Jxes Dania RAISINS, ex Duero.; 200 Drums Sultana vITCO, es Arcadia; 100 Saele , :ou Cocos 1000 I.3ixe! Turkey FIGS, et Steamers ; 1000 Draws 500 Boxes S_ville EIGS, ex Lizzie Lee; 250 Baskets Naples DO. 25 times ex Rhone ; 150 Boxs Jordan ALIiuND3, ex Lizzie Lee ; 200 C..ses sizily PRUNES, ex ithme ; 500 Boxes 11.iliga DI rro, ex Lizzie Lee. Apply to HOUGHTON & LEVY, Brokers TO-MORROW. MEXICAN FIBRE. To-ivormow, the 9th insta A, at the Odic° of Messrs. I. lladmen, jen., and Co., Titheb❑rn-street, To follow the Sales of HUI sa Hair. lb 2 halts ISLE, fif very superior cittalty,jus. sx Messenger from Tampico.— Apply to 31,13:;rs Leach, Harrison, zn3 Norwood ; or to F. J. EA CON, Broker. To.moaaow, the yth instant, at Eleven o'clock, at the Commercial Sala-room, 1000 Boxes Port OItANGE3 ' ex Cintra (s.s.); 50 Hags Do. C LIE 51s urs • 300 Cass Psler no LE,MONs, ex Steamer; 47 Cases Messina DICED, ex Albanian (s.s.); 12.1 Boxes Port ONioNS, ex Bragauza (s.s.); 301 Ease BilooA CHESNU es, ex Lnsita ; 2uo Do. Da. Dll.'l'o, ex Rita (s.s.) ; BADENACH and SON, Prokers. THE NORTHERN TIMES. LIVERPOOL, TUESDAY, DECEMBER 8, 185'7. NOTICE TO THE PUBLIC. LOX'S CHEAP CHANDELIER MANUFAC TORY, GAS-FITTING, and GLOBE WARE HOUSE' is No. 39, RENSHAW - STREET (three doors above Newington). /7.8. All Goads Fold at this Estahrshment a e Warranted. C 0 A L S. BEST HOUSE COAL. Good Superior 8e5t....... .. I Is. to 129 per Ton. ...... ...... 13s. per Ton. 15s. per Ton. Discount for ready money, Is. in 203. S. B. JACKSON, COAL MERCHANT, 32, DALE-STREET, and 21, MOSS-STREET. -r) J. NODDER, HATTER, 81. CHURCH STREET, Begs respectfully to announce to the Nobility and Gentry of Liverpool, that his arrangements for the Winter Season are completed, and that on THIS D A Y Atli 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, &c., In every variety. PATENT IMPROVED COPPER CORD FOR LIGHTNING CONDUCTORS, WINDOW SASH LINES, HOTHOUSE, GILT PLATED CORD, FOR HANGING PICTURES. BRASS AXLE PULLEYS FOR SASHES AND HOTHOUSES. WIRE STRAND, FOR FENCING. IL S. NE WA LL AND CO., 14, OREE-PIA ZZAS. F ANCY FLANNEL SHIRTS, FOR SHOOTING, TRAVELLING, &c. 1J AZZO 01111C18. THE KNITTED BERLIN WOOL TRAVELLING VEST. TRAVELLING SCARFS AND RUGS. SCOTCH HOSIERY AND GLOVES. E. BURDEN, 17, CHURCH-STREET, LIVERPOOL. BINOCULAR NAUTICAL TELESCOPES, RACE AND OPERA GLASSES, ON AN IMPROVED CONSTRCCTION,IN PORTABLE OR SLING CASES. Ar CONSIDERABLY REDUCYD PRICES. A ABRAHAM & CO. beg to call the attention • of Captains of Vessels, Tourists, &c., to their large stock of the abwe favourite instruments, possessing the greates possible magnifying power and perfection in definition. MAHOGANY STEREOSCOPES, 3s each; superior Card Slides, lis per dozen ; a large assortment ou Glass, illustrative of Swiss, Italian, Austrian, and French Scenery, &c. MAGIC LANTERNS, with Twelve Long Slides (Forty—eight diffe rent subjects), 14s each; larger sizes, do., do., 20s, 305, 425, and 803. A. ABR ARABI AND CO. , Opticians and Mathematical Instrument Manufacturers, 20 LORD-STREET, LIVERPOOL. FRENCH MOD E RATOR LAMPS. HIGGS AND JONES solicit especial attention to their new and extensive STWK OF THE ABOVE LAMPS, All of which are of really good make, in the newest and chcie designs, at remarkably Low PRICES. AN EARLY INSPECT lO,N IS SESPECTVULLT INVITED. HIGGS AND JONES, FURNISHING IRONMONGERS, 46, LOAD STREET. POLICE INTELLIGENCE.—YssTERDAY. LIVERPOOL. BEFORE MR. MAN FIELD. 11 , BBERT BY A IE7T -B. CABRlEtt.—Thomas Graham, of 2'), Cuerdon-street, a letter carrier in the General Post Office, was brought up by detective officer Cozens, of the Post Office, on a charge of having stolen a letter containing a ha'.f•sovereiga and a shilling, the property of the Post Master General. It appeared that fur some time past the prisoner was suspected bf being dishones►, and a watch was kept on his movements. On Sunday morning at a quarter pest five, Cozens pcsted a letter coatining a marked half sovereign and a shilling. It wag dirce.tql to Mrs. A. Taylor, 65, Virgil-street, Liverpool. The duty of the prisoner WAS to sort the letters on that as he formerly was on it, but is now on the walk of Brovvnlow-hill. Mr. Cozens, and Mr. Thomas Hunter, a clerk in the office, watched the prisoner, and saw him take the letter from its proper place and put it on his desk, subsequently he took the letter out in his pocket ; Cozens went to his house, after he had finished the delivering of his letters, and on searching him he got the marked money in his pocket, but the letter was not found. The prisoner was seat for trial. A. POLL-AXE.—John Cousins, the cirpentor of the ship " Robert Hill Lane," was charged with having broken the sku , l of Jonathan James Adams, the mate of the same ship. It appeared that the parties had some dispute, and the prisons had some drink, when he struck the com plainant a blow with an axe on the head, which nearly finished him. The complainant did not, however, be slid, wish to proceed in the case, as he had enough of it already. Mr. Mansfield : Do you wish to withdraw the charge ? If you wish to do so. you can. Complainant : I do wish to withdraw it. Mr. Mansfield : Then aiocharge the pt isoner. SHOP-BREAKING.—SamueI Machin, a returned convict, and James Parker, the keeper of a house in Ben Johnson street, where the other lived, were brought up by detective officers Scaife and Thompson on a charge of having broken into he shop of Mr. Tate, Grocer, Fox-street, and for stealing 28 lbs. o' t:a and two large loaves of sugar there from. Mr. Black defended. prosecutot's shop was broken into on Saturday morning, and fnm information which they received, they went to the Muse ;where the prisoners lived, and in the cellar they got a loaf of the suga-, with some implements, used by housebreakers, and these fitted to marks in the shop door, made when it was broken open. Mr. Black's deface was that there wero nine persons living in the house, and that the cellar was common to them all, so there was no evidence to bring the case home to the prisoners. Parker was discharged and admitted as a witness, and the case being very strong, circumstantially against the other man, he was sent for trial at the sessions. SAD CABE —A respectable looking lad, about 17 years of age, named John Vaughan, was charged with a:temp ting to pick the pocket of Amelia Jones, on Saturday night, in St. John's Market. The complainant and another woman s pore that the prisoner put his hand in complainant's pocket, when she caught and held him. Mr. Bluck appeared for the prisoner, and said, the case was one of a very painful nature. The prisoner was very respectable, and, for some years, was in the employ of Messrs. Wood and Tarrant, cotton brokers, and held a high character; he had left, not for any fault of his, but in consequence of the pressure of the times. His Worship said, it was an upfortunate case, but ha must deal with every one alike. He sent the prisoner to gaol fer three months, with hard labour. SATURDAY. BEFORE MR. DIXON. OBTAINING GOODS UNDER FALSE PRETENGRS.—Mrs. How den, described as a dressmaker, residing at 34, Upper Pitt-street, was charged with having obtained a large quantity of goods by means of false pretences. The goods consisted of valuable articles used in female wearing ap parel, jewellery, and the like. Mr. Cobb was for the prisoner. The case occupied a good deal of time. The chief features of the ease appeared to be these : —The prisoner, amongst other customers, counted Mrs. Tomlin son, of the Garston Hotel, a lady of high respectability and very elegant appearance and manners. The prisoner, presuming on the position and high character of this lady, who was well known to several mercers and other-trades people for her punctuality in payments, &c., procured in her name the property alluded to. Several witnesses were examined for the prosecution, as well as Mrs. Tomlinson, who proved that she never gave the prisoner any autho rity to get goods in her name. A great deal of amusement was created by Mr. Cobb, in cross-examining this lady and others, about " crinoline and other llittle affairs belonging to lady's dresses ;" and it was clearly shown that the lady had no necessity to resort to such artificial things. Mr. Cobb established such a case on the part of his client, with regard to a variety of articles, that the charges merged into a debt between the prisoner and the vendors of the goods, except in one case of a quantity of jewellery, bracelets, &c., and this being proved a clear offence under the:statute, the prisoner was sent for trial ea the filial 6e. BEFORE MR. GEORGE riciLT. THE GANG OF SWINDLERS.-Wm. M'Adam and W• H• Chapman, (who had been committed the previous day on a charge of swindling) along with Kelly, the beer-house keeper of Hatton Garden, and Russell, the publican of Charles-street, were brought up on remand, charged with being , concerned with an extensive gang of swindlers. Mr. Block defended Russell. The facts of this case have appeared in our paper two or three times recently. Mr. Aspinall, attorney, with Mr. Reay of the Guardian Society, appeared for the prosecution. Through the unwearied exertions of the latter one of the widest-spread swindling conspiracies ever known in England has been broken up and exposed. The case had not concluded at the rising of the court. BEFORE MR. DIXON. STEALING IN WAREHOUSES.—A man named George Lunt, who is employed in a sailmaker's warehouse, was charged, with three youths, named Henry Woods, Thomas Jones, and George Barnes, with stealing a quantity of wheat, about four bushels, the property of Mr. William Healing, the occupier of a warehouse in the Geree Piazzas. The warehouse is No. 3, and the prisoner Lunt was employed in No. 6 warehouse in the same pile, where sailraaking is carried on. On Friday evening, between fire and six o'clock, he was observed in No. 4 warehouse, raising something in a sack, which was afterwards drawn up to No. 6. The rope was again lowered, and Lunt ascended. Another sack was drawn up in the same man ner, and the other prisoners were also seen ascending to No. 6. A. constable, who observed the whole proceeding, at once went up to the sailroom, and there finding the wheat, apprehended the whole party. The prisoners alleged that the wheat had fallen from No. 3 to No. 4 loft, and that they had merely removed it to No. 6 far safety. The magistrate observed, that the story would answer better if No. 4 happened to be the lower, and not the higher room. Lunt was committed for two months, but the other prisoners wero discharged with a caution, as it was supposed they had acted under his influence. OBTAINING GOODS UNDER FALSE FRETENCcS•—A res pectably-dressed young woman, named Mary Homan, was brought up by detective officer Carlyle, charged with obtaining a quantity of goods under false pretences. From the statement of the officer, it appeared that the prisoner, who was engaged in business as a milliner at one time in Birmingham, was in the habit of going to ladies at their residences, and selling them small articles of dress, bracelets, &e. Whenever she had not the goods wanted by any particular customer, she would go to some shop and obtain the goods sometimes on her own account, but more frequently by representing that they were for such a lady who was known at the establishment, and to whose account they were charged. She generally obtained the goods at trade price, and if she succeeded in re selling them, she then paid for the goods, and put the" difference of price Into her own pocket. More frequently, however, she pledged them, and this she nearly always did when unable to re-sell the goods. She had a business card which represented that she did business as the " Misses Homan and Cooper (from Smith and Baufey's) millinery and dress rooms, 30, Paradise-street, Birmingham," and when taken to the bridewell she succeeded in tearing up a number of pawn-office tickets. Mr. Cobb appeared for the prisoner, and contended that there had been no false pretence, and that the goods had been supplied to her on credit. She was committed for trial. PUBLIC NOTICE. SMALL Casks of PRESTON ALE, Bottled MILD and BI TTER ALES. Botticd LONDON and DUBLIN PORTER. WINES and SPIRITS Supplied in Large or SMALL QUANTITIES, at the Bottling Establishment. Or No. 185—DUKE-STREET-185. H. F. CAMIDGE AND CO. TWO MEN STARVED TO DEATH.--In the storm of Monday week, memorable in the north of Scotland, James Mac donald and John Mackay, residing in the parishof Rogart, Sutherlandshire, the former deaf and dumb, left their homes for the purpose of attending the funeral of a rela tive. The funeral procession, which consisted of not more than twenty individuals, had to travel, during the fierce ness of the storm, a distance of from ten to twelve miles over a trackless waste, four men, as is ens' omary on such occasions, taking by turns the coffin on their shoulders. 'f hey arrived at the churchyard in the parish of Creich, at a late hour, and after consigning the veteran's remains to the grave, they returned homewards, the storm still con tinuing with unabated violence, amidst a hurricane cf wind, rain, and snow. Several of the party arrived at an inn, where nothing could be got but interior whiskey and a plateful of oatmeal. The party then separated Mackay and Macdonald had to go through a large moor, where the former soon found himself rapidly giving way, through '.hunger and fatigue. Macdonald, poor fellow, unable to do much, did all he could to keep up his starving companion, but in vain. He was carried to the nearest house, where he soon after expired. Macdonald had not gone much further, in company with a young man, when he also gave up. His young companion thereupon nobly took him on his back, and endeavoured to carry him to the first house, which was at a considerable distance, but, being himself also worn out with hunger and fatigue, he was unable to carry out his generous purpose. Leaving poor Macdonald lying on the moor, he hurried as fast as he could to a distant dwelling, where he obtained succour, but on arriving at the spot where Macdonald was left, it was found that the cold hand of death had been laid upon kim in, the interva—Northern Ensigr. MONETARY AND COMMERCIAL. LIVERPOOL, Monday Evening. The Cotton Market was very quiet to-day, the sales only reaching 3,000 bales. Prices do not, however, show any material change. The Liverpool Share Market was firm to-day, especially in Midlands, Dovers, and Sheffields, but closed flat, and a shade lower. The fol lowing were the day's transactions :-Birkenhead, Lancashire, and Cheshire, 651; Eastern Counties, ; East Lancashire, 89 ; Great Western, 501, 501; Lancashire and Yorkshire, 91, 911, 911 911; London and North Western, 9tl, 941, 941, 948; Manchester, Sheffield, and Lincolnshire, 361, 362, 361; Midland, 85-a, 85a, 851, 851, " 851 ; North Eastern, 231, 238; Dovers, 19i, 19 3-16, 191; Grand Trunk of Canada, 91; Great Western of Canada, 181. The following were the closing prices : -Blackburn, 9, ; Cheater and Birkenhead, 651, 651 ; Caledonian, 381, 388 ; Chester and Holyhead, 16,161; Eastern Counties, 10 15-16, 11; East Lancashire, 88, 89 ; Do. 9/. Shares, par, a p ; Great Northern, 231, 24 ; Do. A, 10, 101 ; Great Western, 501, 501; Lancashire and Yorkshire Stock, 911, 911 ; Do. 9/. shares, par 8 p ; Liverpool, Crosby, and Southport, 18i, 181 ; London and North Western Stock, 941, 941; Manchester, Sheffield, and Lincolnshire, 361, 361; Midland Stock, 85k, 851 ; North British, 11i, 12 ; North Staffordshire, 41, 41 d ; North Eastern - Berwick, 23 3-16, 23 5-16 ; York and North Midland, 411, 413 ; Leeds Capital Stock, 251, 26 ; South Eastern and Dover, 19. 3-16, 191 ; Dutch Rhenish, 51, 51 d ; Great Western of Canada, 181, 181 ; Do. new shares, 21 24 d ; Great Luxembourg, 6, 64; Grand Trunk of Canada, 98., 91. We have already published a List of the Failures in the United Kingdom during the present pallid; but as the Brazilian mail goes out to-day we' think it worthy of re issertion, together with such others as have since taken place, as our subscribers out there will so doubt be anxious to be put in fall possession of the state of affairs. Liabilities. Wilson, Hollett, and Co., Liverpool ... Powles Brothers and Co., London Naylor, Vickers, and Co., Sheffield 364,000 W. 9rr and Co., Liverpool J. &A. Dennistoun, Cross, & Co., London, &c. 2,933,000 The Western Bank of Scotland, Glasgow. Paid-up capital, £1,500,000. Deposits, £6,000,000 - Bennoch, Twentyman, and Rigg, London .... 250,000 Broadway and Barclay, London . 190,000 Hoge and Co., Liverpool John Munro and Co:, Paris . . Gallerkamp Brothers, Amsterdam Henry Dutilh and Co., Liverpool •••• •—• . B. F. Babcock and Co., Liverpool Foot and Co., London The City of Glasgow Bank. Capital, £1 000,000 Sanderson, Sandeman, and Co~ London Guimares and Co., Paris . Wilson, Morgan, and Co., London 40,000 Fish and Skeet, London T. B. Coddiugton and Co., Liverpool.. Mackenzie, Ramsey, and Co., Dundee.. ....... __. J. Monteith and Co., GlaF.gow . ... Draper, Pietroni and Co., London ... . 300,000 Stegman and Co., Nottingham Bowman, Grinnell, and Co., Liverpool R. Bainbridge aad Co., London ........... .. 35,000 Munro, Grant, and Co., Swansea..... ... ..... Jellicoe and Wilt, London _ Jose P. De Sa and Co., London. Bardgett and Picard, London Bourdon, D 3 Buit, and Co Paris . , Pouson, Phillippe, and Vibut, Paris . Heavy F. C. Perry, Wolverhampton ... 76,000 W. Riley and Sons, Wolverhampton .... . 240,000 Brayford and Lancaster, Walsall . 40,000 Rose, Higgins, and Rose, Wolverhampton , .. 72,000 The Wolverhampton and Staffordshire Bankng Company, . Wolverhampton . 769,000 Hoare Buxton, and Co., London . . Large. • Edwards and Matthie, London .... ..... ... Large. Clayton and ;ficKeverigan Liverp001 .......... E. tiieveEng and Co., London .. . 400,000 Allen, Smith, and Co., London ........ ..... Svendon and Johnson, London, &e ... Large. Gorrisen, Huffel, and Co., London Brocklesby and Wcsiels,London • •• . 40,000 . J. R. Thomson and Co., London ..... 250,000 Bilberg and Cremer, Hamburgh Large. F. Bloss and Scomburgb, Hamburgh Sassenberg and Meyer, Bremen Overbeck,Thremen Topurz and Co., Smyrna .. . • Herman Sillem and Co., London . Carr, Josling, and Co~ London Alex. Hintz and Co., London ..... Large. Penisten and Marshall, Liverpool . . Jonathan Bottomley, Bradford . ... . Godfrey, Pattison, and Co., GlEsgow The Northumberland and Durham Bnk .... Itehder and Boldeman, London ...... T. Morris and Sons, Virolverbamptot Hubbard and Sona, Leeds . •• • 40,000 60,000 Hoffman and Co., London lOO,OOO Sewills and Neck, London 350,000 J. M. Stobort and Co., London A very , large and influeitial meeting of the creditors of the estate of Mr F. Magee, was held at the Clarendon Rooms, at or✓ o'clock to-day. Great -delay was experienced in )roceeding to the busi ness of the meeting, fret) the reluctance evinced by the creditors to take the chair. Eventually, Mr. Beloe, the accountait, was requested to pre side, when that gentlenin read to the meeting a statement, from which it appeared that the credi tors unsecured, including those on acceptance, and on the underwriting acount, formed a gross total of /45,tini., and that the assets, including the ship Salem, the stock in Etth-street, and at Runcorn, sundry balances in Australia, and household furni'_ure, formed a gross total of 12,0001, or six shillings and eightpence in the pound. Mr. Beloe explained tiat this statement was entire ly exclusive of any clam that might be made, by the Bank beyond the secirities held by them. Several questions were asket . Mr. Magee, which were satis factorily answered, and Mr. Beloe was strongly pressed by a Lw of tie creditors to state the amount claimed by the Bath, and the securities held by them ; but, in repy, the chairman put it to the meeting whether itsould not be better to refer the whole question of tie accounts to a committee of four creditors, whc should examine the same, and report to another neeting the course they consider most advisable ti adopt in realising the estate. This suggestion laving been acceded to, a com mittee was appointed, and the meeting separated. We see, with midi pleasure, from the New York Journal of Commree, received by the Arabia, that the firm of Dutih and Co., in that city, has not suspended paymmt, notwithstanding the stoppage of Henry Dutill and Co , here. This will enable the latter houseto pay everybody in full ; and in fact it is expeced that it will retain most of its capital intact, ;heir only difficulty having been that they held a large amount of Messrs. Den nistoun's pipet which was represented by security in New York, nit which was useless for the time. We are r( gusted to state that there is no truth in the reportcopied from the New York Ileraldi referring to Ir. Richard Irvin, and which arose solely from Rs being the agent to the City of Glasgow Ban:. In the maket for the Public Funds and secu rities to day here has not been much done,, and prices are abut the same as• on yesterday. Con: eels for Mo:ey closed at is to 91f,, and for the amount (Ja.uary) at 921, to 921, After official hours the later declined to 921, to 021, The Lonon Railway Share Market continued very stead: to-day, with little or no change in prices. Atclosing hours the following were the quotations.—Caledonians, 761 77; Eastern Coun ties, 541, )5! ; East Lancashire, 88, 89 ; Great Northern,94, 95; Do. A, 80, 81 ; Great Westerns, 50, 501; (}eat Western of Canada, 18Z, 181.; Grand Trunk of Canada, 381, 391; Great Southern and Western, 97, 99 ; Lancashire and Yorkshire, 91, 911; Lodon and North Western, 94k, 941; Lon don and South Western, 881, ti 9, Leeds Northern, 50k, 514 Manchester, Sheffield, and Lincolnshire, 361, 3(1; Midland Stock, 851, 851; North British 47, 48; South Eastern and Dover, 631, i 4; York, Newcastle. and Berwick, 92, 93 York and North Midlan:., 811, 821. — After ffieial hours the following were the nominal pricm—Caledonians, 771 ; Eastern Counties, 54k, 55; list Lancashire, 88, 90; Great Northern, 94, 95 ; Do. A, 79, 81; Great Westerns, 49/, 501 ; London and North Western, 944, 94!; London and South Western, 914 ; Manchester, Sheffield, and Lincolnshire, 361 ; Midland Stock, 851 ; North British, 47, 48 ; South Eastern and Dover, 631 64 ; York, Newcastle, and Berwick, 92, 93. We regret to announce the suspension of MesSrs. Sewells and Neck, a most respectable firm largely engaged in the Swedish and Baltic trade. A week cr two ago, when the first embarrassments in tho Swedish trade occurred, the house found itself in need of temporary assistance, which was promptly furnished by its nume rous friends. The utter disorganisation which the northern panic has occasioned in those trades has at length forced it to succumb. The position of the firm commands general sympathy. The amount of liabilities is as yet somewhat uncer tain, but may perhaps be betwen 300,0001. and 4000001. It is believed that the assets will turn. out favourably, for upon an examination into the position of the firm, made a week or two ago, a surplus of about 100,0001. was considered to be tiltimately realisable. Messrs. J. M. Stobart and Co., merchants, of Great St. Helens, have also stopped. The liabilities in this case are believed to be limited. 1855. Stock on hand this-day.... Casks.. 18,960 Delivery last week. Do. from lit Jule.. • 72, 51 18. Arrival last week 686 Do.from Ist June 43,733, _ . 1856. , 1857. 119,626 36,879 :2,719 2,866 69,629 57,78 r, 6,414 ; 1,163 72,275 81,552 58s 9d 51s 3d Nos 3d 535-5,1 Price Y.C. per cwt. this day 67s Od Do. Town last Friday. 671 Od Arrival for the week ending 15th of Deeemberlast year, I,3,9scasks , and delivery. 8,449 casks. The arrivals last week comprised , 1 . 163 casks from ilussia. BOROUGH HOP MARKET.—DcB. 7. 1 here is a good demand for hope on speculation, sad but few persona ars anxious to sell. LONDON CORN MARKET.-DEC.. 7. Tha quantity of English Wheat on sale from Essex and Kent this morning was not large—at same time owing in a great measure to tit idea in the minds of buyers that the money crisis ca, the Continent wilt comrel produce to be sent to this country in larg Squantiti• a, whereas in all probability the reverse still be for.nd to be the case. Sales could only be proceeded with at a decline of 28, to 3a. per qr. upon last Monday's quotations. }lour must be noted is. to 28. per sack and barrel cheaper. Barley, beans, and peas each declined Is. to 2s. per qr.. whilst oats reached 6d. to Is. per. qr. ARRIVALS INTO LONDON FROM NOV. 30 TO DEC 5. Coastwise. English Scotch Irish Wheat. qrs. 2004 Barley. qrs. 2624 1468 Beans Peas. F 1 qrs. qrs. brls. 295 588 .... ....i 21251 .... Foreign .:: : :1 . 13 2 80 3 0 2 61 2358 22751 6822 E. C. Rail .. Gt. N. Rail.. BEO2I 105 81 I 2401 .... ....1 410, 75 .• 1 .. Exported ....I 1271 36 At LEWIS & rOMPANY'S, Xasolagh-street. LONDON CATTLE MARKET.— DEC. 7. BTS are CLOTHED from the Age of Stx to Tweetereare, ' The nnmt er of busts is smaller, but the demand le so exceedingly At LEWIS & COMPANY'S, Ranelagh-street. BOYS are CLOTHED from the Ages of Six to Twenty Year LIVERPOOL COTTON MARKET.-DEC 7. The Cotton' market to-day has beenevery quiet, and prices favenr the buyer. The sales—including 80 Pernambuco at 6id to 130 Bahia 611, 100 Egyptian at 8d to DJ, and 400 Surat at 34d to sd— are reported 3,000 bales to the trade. LIVERPOOL PRODUCE MARKET-Dn. 7. Stinen.—The market ketps steady but quiet, the sales, which were chiefly made on Saturday, comprising 415 hhds. Demerara at 34s 6d to 40s, 20 hhds. Barhadoes at 41s Gd to 42s Gd. 40 hhds. Antigua at 375. 25 ; bags Native Madras at 31s, 1,200 mats yellow grainy Mauritius at 46s 6d, and SOO bags Parabia and Pernams in bond at 19,..63 to 21s per cwt. . . MOLASSES.-400 puncheons indirect Cuba are reportcd at 133 to 13s 6d per cwt. REM.--80 puncheons Demerara at about former rates. COFFEE.—Nothing has occurred. RICE.— Holders having accepted lower prie-s, about 20,500 bats Rangoon have changed hands at 7s to 7s 6d per cwt. HIDES, &C, The arrivals this month from the River Plate are small, viz. the Wilhelm from Monte VC ea, bringing 4,003 silted horse hides, .he Stindade from Rio Grande, bringing 6,667 salted ox h des, the Seaforth from Monte Video, the Driving Mist, John Gray, Nordeti ernen, and Maria from Rio Grande, have also arrived with tones and bone ash. The arrivals of hides from other quarters comprise 8,5 g dry salted from the Brazils, 7,156 Lilted North American, ai:d 20,500 East India Kips The market for salted hides during the month is again lower, owing to thernonetary crisis and parcels being forced on the market. Buenos Ayres ox of fat: to gcod quality have found buyers at 7d, whiel is about the present quotation. The transactions during the month amount to 12,800 hides, at the following rates, viz. :—Buenos Ayres ox, fair to good, average GOilbs. at 7d. per lb, tare slbs, light ox, average 4881bs at 7d per lb, tare 4lbs, Monte Video ox, middling to fair, average 641 ts at Bid per lb, tare 51bs, Bul's, average 85 to 89-11bs at 6k per lb tare 71bs. Present stock 49,500 Hides. In Rio Grand hides we have had no transactions. Stock 7,177 hides. DRY Hrnss.—No import, sale, or stock. . . HORSE HlDES.—lmport 4,003. We have had little or no demand for those hides during the month ; the sales amount to I,coo li3ht weights at lOs 61 each. Stock 57,394. NEW SOUTH WALES HIDE , .—No import. We have had no transactions during the month. The stock is 24,372 hides. BRAZIL Hrozs.—lmport 8,609. The sales are confined to 30u Ceara', average 33 4.51b5, at 8d per lb. The stock is 9,740 hides. WEST COAST HIDES —lmport 62 dry. Sales 429. Ist c'ass damaged, average 301b5., at 5d., 2nds at 211 per lb. Stock 1,100. WEST INDIA HIDES.—No impost. Sales 41 salted kips, average 281b5., at 3:-d, damaged at lid per lb. NORTH A m ..ILICAN HlDES—lmport 7,156. The majority of the sales during the month comprises pircels that have been forced on the market. '1 he sales amount to 8,532 hides, at the following rates, viz :—New York average 4911 , 5. at 4d par lb., tare 41bs., ditto 681bs. at Aid per lb., tare slbs , average s:i to 67!b5., at 3id per lb. tare 5 ; and 61bs New Orleans average 72 to 771bs ,at 3id per 11)., tare Gibs., Chicago ca average 65Ibs. at ld per lb., tare 51bs., cows, average 491bs. at aid per 10., tare 4lbs. stock 9,050 hides. EAsr INDIA K , PS.—lmport 20,500. 30,000 have been forwarded on Importers' account. e have had no transactions this month. Stock 65,000. , fl Ant -Import 9 bales, 6 bags. Sales 7 bales mixed at lOpto l Id. The bulk of our stock is advertised for auction on Wednesday next, the 9th instant. Hoaws.-Import 16,000; sales 170,000 South American, 5,000 Aus tralian, 5,000 erezil, 8,6 - 3 West Coast, 456 West Indian, 1,600 Spanish, and 8,095 East India ox and cow, 12,000 East India buffalo horns. At the public sale on the 26th ult. we had a fair attendance of buyers, and salsa went off pretty briskly, but at a reduction of about 5s to Gs on heavy, and from 83 to lOs on light ox and cow on last month's quotations. Tha following are the transactions :-Rio Grande ox, good, average lel oz at; 675. do. average 12 oz at 30s 61, cows, fair, average 111 to 13/ oz at 239 6d to 20 per 123, Buenos Ayr es ox, average 191 to 21 oz at 60s to 62s 6d, a. average 18 oz at 583, do. fair. average 191 oz at 57s 6d, do. fair, average 171 to 18 oz at 51s to sis 6d, medium to fair, average 19 1-3rd cz at 53e 6d, do. average 16 I.3rd oz at als, do. good, average I If to 13 oz at 28s to 325, do. fair, average 131 to 12 oz at 203 6d to 345 61, do. 9/ oz at 17s, do. middling. average s to 91 oz at 12s to les Gd. do. rough goof, averitae 221 to 261 oz at eBs to 41s, do. fair, average 31* to 39i oz at 40s ed to 43s 6d. do. middling, average 241 to 341 oz at 163 Gd to 265, do. without tips, average llf to 151 oz at 22s 6d to :,6s, cows, good, average 121 oz at 275, do. fair, average 101 to 12} oz at 20s Gd to 235 6d, ao. midoling, average lee rrz at 17s, ox and cow perished, average 51 to 7i oz at 23 5d to Ss per i 23. Australian ox and cow horns - ox, average 201 to 211 oz at 68s 6d to 695, do. average 111 oz at 325, cows, average 1 , 1 to 9a oz at 20s to 20s 6d, ox with piths in, average 35 oz at 35s 61, do. average 151 oz at 20s per 123. Brazil ox and cow hortie-Ceara'a, average 11 oz at 25a 6d per 125_ Wpet Coact av and cow horns ox, average 17 cz at 40s, do. average 91 oz at 15s 6d, ox and cow, average 261 oz at 475, cons, average 10} oz at 17s, do. average 51 oz at 23 tid per 123. West Indian horns-cows, average 201 oz at 35s per 123. spanish ox and cow horns-ox, with piths in, average 6811 oz at 975, cows, with piths in, average IS oz at les per 123. East Indian cow horns-Bombay's, average 171 oz at 29a, do. average 8 oz at los 61 per I'a3. East India buffalo horns-Singa pore's, average 7 lbs at 465, do. average 31 lbeaat 425, do average 2 lbs at 30s, Bombay's fair, average 28 tar 301 oz at 285 to 29a, rather pocr, average 271 to 29} oz at 25s per cwt. CATTLE BONES.- Import 400 tons, which have been sold from the quay at a 5 IN to £5 15s per ton; there is a fair demand at these prices. Bone Ash is rather lower to arrive, al to a 7 5s being the quotation for 75 per cent; on spot good has been sold at £6 16s, common at .£4 per ton. OAR Baum-Import 148 tons. tales 65 tons, at Z 5 5s to £5 12s 6d per ton. VALONIA.-Import 496 tons. Sales 335 tons from the quay, at the following rates:-Smyrna, in bags, good at £l4, fair at .6'll 153 to ate. Steck 4,000 tons. BUENOS AYRES SHEEP AND LAMB SKINS.-We are Still void of transactions in these articles, and oar stock remains the same as last month, viz. 150 bales. Dry, Dr/1.-Import 18 tons. Sales 13 tons Savanilia, fair, at £lO 5s per ton. Stock large. NEWFOUNDLAND :03.11.. SHINS -IMpOrf 10,000; no sales reported 27,000 skins have been withdrawn from the market ; prices nominal Stock 96,0 0 skins. • SOWER AMERICAN TALLew.-Import 507 pipes. Sales 885 pipes. Stock 200 pipes. The market has participated in the general gloom that has affected all other branches, but was tolerably firm at the beginning of the month, and sales of fair to good Saladero were made at 52s per cwt., a'ter which sales were as low as 47s ; since that period there haA been a slight reaction, and may be now quoted at 5036 d per cwt. Mares' Grease.-Import 30 pipes and 52 cases. This article has been very dull ; sales have been made during the month at 32s to 35s per cwt. ; about 333 is the present quotation. I'. Y. C. is to-day quoted at 515 per cwt. AGRICULTURAL PRODUCE MARSET.—DEc. 7. Per stone, 201bs. Per 901', a. a. d. a. d. a. d. a. n. Potatoes, Seedlings 3 10 to 4 0 Flay, 01d...... 0 7 to 0 71 Ditto, Kemps .... 4 4 to 4 9 Ditto, new Ditto, clover Green Clover Grass 0 0 to U 0 Ditto. cattle 0 0 to 0 U Straw; wheat 0 3 to 0 4 1 Per ton. Ditto, oat 02}to 0 33 1 Turnlps. .. ID oto 21 0 Ditto, barley .... 0 2,1 to 0 2i Carrots o u to 0 0 Oats, in straw 0 LI to U uj Glangie wurzel 22 0 to 23 0 j Manure 5 0 to 0 6 LONDON PRODUCE MARKET.—DEc. 7. Suoeat has had a steady appea , ance, althOlgh there has not been much dose since Friday. COFFEE.-200 hags native Ceylon sold at 535. TEA.—Ttere has been a limited demAnd for common Congou at llid cash. RICE.—•A cargo of Bengal has been sold at 76s 8d c sh, and 1,000 bags good white at Os 3d short prompt. SALTPETRE has a steady al pearance at last week's currency. COTTON.—No sales reported. Oats : Seal, pale, £'4l:;. y. llow, --t39; brown, .e 37 to £3B; sperm body, 47 ; headmatter, to .e 74 ; cod, £32 ; South Sea, pale, £43 to at 43 108. ; olive Gallipoli, to .e 56 ; Spanish and Sicily, £5O ; cocoa nut, 423. to 465.; palm, tine, 403. to 403. 6d. ; linseed, 28s. t d. to 28s. 1 d. ; rap4pale, 445. to 455, ; brown, die. The following public sales are advertescd for to-morrow :—Sugar 550 hhds West India, 5,000 bags Mauritius, 1,203 bags Mad,as and Bengal. Coffee: 20..) casks and 600 bags of Ceylon. LO NOON TALLOW MARKET-DEC 7. The n arket is vie} to-day. Town tallow is qr.oted bls nett cash; Petersburz Y.C. on the spot, 52s 6d; De:ember, 51s 9d ; January to March, 53s 6d. PARTICULARS OP TALLOW. - - Monday last, and the WO ° small, that prices ii:e no better. There are a few more sheel)._#.4, Calves being very scarce are dearer. From German,' a n „,,l, be e ' ynotarions of that day cannot be ra . agisi there are 65 beasts, 600 sheap, and 15 calves , Scotland, 0 ,"" 00; Norfolk and Su ff olk, 300 ; Northe: ll and Mid and Counties, '' stone os. and 400 from Ireland. 11 . d. :. ti Be P st er S l o l f er B e lb fo s i:ds a 4, d. B 4 a, I d C Be P st er D a n t s ° St " B o f f- b 81,;( ,,, i• ':ig i Rest Short-horns.... 4 6 4 8 Best Long-wOols:•••' 0 0 °, Second quality beasts 3 8 4 4 Do• do. Shorn •••• 2 0 Pigs 0 Calves 405 0 E wen . and 2n d goalitY 0 3 8 4 8 Do. do. nom •• •• 0 0 ~0 Best I)ns & Hf-breds 5 2 5 4 Lambs ........... • ~.a O, cso Beasts at market, 3,711 ; sheep and ....... 13 '" - 48 ; pigs, 215. LONDON MINING MARKET.- 9SC 4.vrbegl G PS ' t 41 ' The market for British mining stocks remains quie t ', o ne)? t`„,, - Alfred shares have been dealt in at 4i, and Wheal Trl' ttle chalT s t. For other stocks the inquiry is limited, ant there Is t price. In foreign shares the transactions have been C 'l,l(ll l E, r ep rth John del Rey at 10i to 104, and Cobre Copper at 39• west i f el 17s, 17s 6d ; Pendeen, 21, ; Providence Alines, 7 2 4 ; wheel 6i; West Grenville, 4s 41d, 4s 71d, ss, 5s 61, 4 3 9u; Ann, 43 ; Wheal Tre'awney, 231. -n 0 CORK BUTTER MARKET.---vlg-' 7. I o-WI 9i; 9 There were 600 kegs and firkins offered for sa le t 4000- following were the curremt prices:—Firsts, 1063; Thircs, 883; Fourths, 85a per cwt. GLASGOW PIG IRON MARKET.- ---ngc s The market was very flat to-day, at the anresed (1 0t5 „ ti° 5I; tg5 1J523 to 53s ; Mixed N o s., 52s t o 52 s 3d ; maker's ~.,, Ed ; No. a, 4.8 s 6d to 49s per ton. SHIPPING INTELLIGENCE' LIVERPOOL, z-vsmnea 8. WIND YESTERDAY, W.N.W.—r.-..1 1 Gale' 3 1 8 , HIGH WATER—Morn. 4 21—Even. 4 58 —Height , 1 " # 6,04 10 1° V .51 Dec. 6. Renner ... Colombo Sampson .. Galveston Dac, 7. Roseland., A'goa B :y San de Jago .. Litbon Henrietta Marcy ....New Orleans Beemah : Maur tim Bijou St. likh es Rowna Claypole Rilo }ladle Nimrod Bathurst Ed. HaJmen New Orleans Elite ............ 1.1 f: British Lion ........ st.WlO O Z L iandayve Emerald. Fran..i 3 . v . e n. . .. ........................................ • Coi omt ......... Melbourne .• ........ Formosa ............. g Bogota S:lntaoipßiYiea. ............... ................................................................ LED. .0 4 1070 1 Tyne .. ' ............ Ellen Grant • ......... Dec. Balbec (5.5.) ........ Dec. 5. John Duncan . Savannal Adelgunde •• • • ..... St. Thomas Dec. Clifton Belle New Orleansl ..., 0 Dec. 5 ' ~, Arroto o Ban4tee ...... Buen" . cor' 0 Mackinaw .•• • ' : bate * * 4 Tajo (s) .... .... ' li e d Fr eeland ........... 'goate p oslo 'Dauntless ... •.. ... .0 1 ((Zillah" . ••• ''. ENT/MED PLR LOADING. .1 , Dee. 4. Ftqhland Chief ••••, .le4o Plata .... Trinidad de Cuba D o, 5. C.- 6, 0 Doris •. . . Vera Cruz Beest ma C as tle • • •••,'„ . l ;t o e s °r ro t ; Maid of Athens Valparaiso Franch.. 3 0 ...COO ,Vn . osei Maha Ranee .... .... .... Calcutta Parker.. .. ....... ." , ~.• ~,P Urgent Coquimbo s ishermat, . . ...... ' 4 160'0 0 Loochristie . Ghent John Gray . .... •• ". ~•• . ._... ~.• CLEARED 1 u TWARDS. Leguro..„ . ...... Havannah • Talavera . • • .... did Chicopee .• • Vote loiSl Inniversary • • ••'" .. !;-larle y • St. ,b , axon King ........ ...• , Czernich ............... Newton .. •••• John J. Boyd New York Adriatic (5)... ..... ....New York Cintra.... ..... E•poir ...... • • Ostend Rosalie New Era Jane Brown.. St John's, N.F., Sze Graf von Schwerin ..San Sebastian Balkan .:... •" :~ y°d Stade .... OUU.ORTS. f 1:1 1ti Dec. 6.—Arrived—The Edwin, Wilson, ;°„00,..„. ictir Falmouth, Dec. s.—Arrived—The Georgiana, from —Montezuma, Quebec—Eagle, Patras —Reaper, Leta lK " St. Obey. Waterford, Dec. 4.—Arrived—The Martha Pope, fr om Dec. s—The Marion, Power. from Quebec. Caledonian Canal, Nov. 30.—Arrived—The Betsey Cronstodt for Liverpool. Cardigan, ',inc. 4.—Arrived—The Aga` Liverpool for Batavia. Queenstown, Dec. s.—Arrived—The Dr , —Medium, Moulmein—Coriolanus, Call , with rudder broken—Perseverance, Pan Adventure, Corsica Bay—Jenny, New Yoi —Eliza lain, St. John. N.B.—Witch of ti Lady F. Haltims, Qu: bee—Julius Coe- Uridan, Teti Alcides, and Canto, all ft Elizabeth Harrison, Ave Vince, and Rl' Nassalissa Amalie, Ibrail—Minerva, Alex lina, Dobrizar, Lorenzo Odessa, Bonnetich all from Odessa —Dladonnadel Carmine. laarzo, 'bran. Kingstown, Dec. 5.--Arrived—The Robt MARITIME EXTRA LIVERPOOL, DEC. 7. The Wild Rover and Edward Hyman wi the Tower entrance of Nelson Dock as tht along with four or five fiats, when, through they got mingled together. The Rhone had away ; and it is feared ore flat has sank, The Light of the Age, from Louden at and one child from tllitets on the pas-age. The Woo lcomooloo, from London, w' Sept. 3, bad drain and wizen-topmasts a, awiy during a sudden shit of wind on 9 46 E. VESSEL'S REPO. Report by the Gertrude, McNevin, ar Failed Aug 25, in company with the Marseilles: Oct. 24, off St. Helena, spo from Calcutta for London, and the FrenA Bellies, Left in tort the Belgian barque II day for Cowes. Spoke. Sept. 29‘.. Mathilde, Marseilles for Aden.. Oct. 15.. Julia, Shanghae for London.... Oct. 29 ..Vil'o de Nantes Nov. 8.. C. Sheppard, London for Hong . Nov. 1.. Mentor; Rio Janeiro for Vienna Nov. 10.. Lo.mont, Bombay for Marseille; Nov. 10.. Alb:rt Cezara, Batavia for Nam Nov. 11.. I erapba2, Liverpool for Pernam Nov. 21 .. NemeWs, I ondou for Anstrada Nov. 21.. Clyde, London to Calcutta .. , Nov. 21.. Estafette, Havre to Monte Vide0...... ..•• • " • 31 14.5 . Nov. 21..M0nt Blanc, bound 50uth........ • ... ..• .3 Nov. 21.. Circassian, bound south 33~ i f s Nov. 22.. Emma, London for Hobart Town ..... Nov. 25.. Maria, bound south . De?. 3 . Hamburgh barons, No. 10.. .... ..... • • Dee. 4.. Isabella, New York to I .......... 0 tile M 0 , d : 0 Report by the City of `Manchester, Wood, Palle A Quebec Nov 5, and the river Nov. 10. S a iled in CTh i r f Havlequin, Highland Brigade, tdadias, and A•etb llo * seed a few days previously. Dec. 5, spoke the ba-que Godaveiy, off Tuskar. le 1, • a Report by th 3 Serineapatam, oregory, arrive t het° LE A 7 bourne, sailed aug 24. jrl o ' 01 S. Sept. 28.. Daniel Wilkinson, New po ke York for Chill , 0 .57 54 a. .,- 4 120 days out. .57 46 ' i t Sept. 30.. D A. Stephersor, Newes sae to Caldera' s ..b , i Oct. s..'lhird pendant 2,346, Callao to Cork, 34 51 112 'do days out . • 4 4 ,6 • • . '6O os PO - Oct. '27.. Fairy Queen, Newcastle to Valparaiso , .03 a e „ # days out . ..... ." .c 0 47 ' 4 4 5 Oct. 28.. Charles, swansea t V, Ipa - biso ....:• ' ~,? i f Nov. I „Jam's B. Robertson, Baltimore .. to ........ .. 00,1 5 4: . 1 .., -o.l# narntiuco. u $4 ° d i f Nov. I... Young Eagle, Nitre to Calcutta, oat 35 0 6 4 0 t i,.i s , days oat Nov. 2... Alfred, London to Calcutta .... ....... n ., 69 "'" A. ;a th een Marie , 5191 " 0 Ø1 1 I rea d noug ht, fro co —St. Peter. re v r „ r , o o .L 'falba— Athlone, „Da. t/ ork— Th e mis, the Wave, St. J o ', ll , joF x ebec, virs":o9 from Taganrog _ a ll fron! •xandria— Yen Iri,Tiob id' Fanny, and Ott. ?, Galatz—E3sabeiP bins, Smith , fr om LicTer e W as to d ' • • were about to , Rs he Rhone (e. " the lei the violence I.ed heV ji3Z lOO , and anotb er d a Me' 1 r )9ai uo . h F :I ' knn ir j : l l d hre Tee i r e 1 84 e sn fb t . h d e tla c ;g ; Wa sp e h r i l ea ev ovh : :: 3h e ship :,1 Promo'". S o er l o o t :1 6 1 9 r r $ I. l os .... ....•• ..... I ... 3F9: .0 1 11 0 1; 4 • • • • • • • ....... • if mbnco l e a ; •I . ...... 11144 , 4 1'159 1 4 'tea.. ........ • ~/ ia. • . • •• • • • • .• . 31 /1 , 1, • ...... SIP! ;1 ...„ . Nov. 2.. John Baker, hence to Melbourne .. •• • • •'''' ye , t• $ Report by the Diana, arrive:l here from Rangoon. 1 ,,1a . 0 0 1 / Spoke. 7 5 2 1; S° Sept. 8.. Exchanged signals with ship No. 8,9 5 . 04 50 4 .,- „0 2nd distant rert2ant.... .......... •• •"4900'. letsl Nov. 29.. The Waterloo Packet . .... (Pali . ra"' oi r ,nfr Report by the Miranda, arrived here from Pa tro--- r N 07., in let. 3ii 02 N., 100. 3•. Y 48 VV., I perienced 0 , i g eastward, which carried away maintopsail yard. iitflO r 0 ,0 spoke. l l ' . Nov. 1.. Don Juan, Pernambuco to the Chann el IVO for orders, 10 sLoys 0ut..... Nov. 18.. Signal'ed the Fairy, from London for fc gi. if St. Michael's. 00 00 ° 0 0 Report by the Senator, Coffin, arrived here fr „t. Nov. 30.. Passed a ship with fore and maintop' 4, 1 r 49.„, gallant mast carried away .. ........ •• coloy,1•1/ 1 1 0 0 5 Report by the Ccean Belle, arrived here fro-- 1 0 .4 , of Spoke. 414 0 rie Nov. 30.. The barclne Glenfisld, of Hartlepool • " Se e 64V ~, ~ ~. FOREIGN PORT ' S. D e , p i, ti - fronsides, Curies ; and Bambury, Williamsr" . ..0 0 Orleans. : 1 0 sr Tweedshles (s.), from Galveston at New for Liverpool. Hums, Pearson, hence at Savannah. WO . Princess Victoria, Dundas, hence at Maras liiple, and London—both hence at I. erceirs. i• -110 .14 e BIRTH. 400 WW I.° On the 21st ult„ at Cintra, Portugal, the , 1 ' 1 04. Esq., of a daughter. til e f 1 9 ..............• A b o t o 0 o r MARRIAGE , gir rill e c...o ti t, I :tre tt' On the 7th inst., at Holy Trinity Churcbt „ - n scor d i er o l,o o e - aer Dr. Bnytee, assisted by the Rev. Joseph rgse.t • - 01:,,,00 , +' bridegroom), William Longcock Shearreserlre r 4,r, '''' hall-street, of this town, to Miss Earucl,.." — rsir s ' Birkenhead, daughter of the late Captam' the Prussian frigate Kyphor. " II Jee ePl' 0 1# DEATHS• w ife of 0 4 j , On the 25th nit., Mary, aged 53 y 0,14 ' viori o Joiner, of this town. On the Ist inst., James Joseph, onll, l°P e' t itt . r n . O 'l osr ,°llll4t°9° Wilkinson, Brunswick. square, Bootle' her s on , 1 . ' On the 7th inst., at the residence re act 0 + 1 0 Wavertree, in her 80th year, Hanna y ' 0 .15 son, late of Clarence-Wee'. tad if --•••••••• .„ wser 1 04 r e u se l. 1$ cke- Births, Marriages, and Desths.t, e , i tics 41 to our Office drtiv an + " jvi . pp A S° , BEAT —t„, ,---- for l e BOY'S CLOTHING MADE WITS -,,,,, or str— a o r COMPANY'S, Ran 0 , to o . .., v iii.of so --- ala s. „ no g Printed and Published by GOA 8 0 Scat' stseet, at his General Print/Ilk 16 )1I IRA SAW* Jetfu-streat, Livervo&uumt S s TUESDAY. PS ,011 Dec. 4. T. B. Bertram•• ....Charleston St. Patrick........... New Orlean Don Pedro II ....Rio raneiio Ann ........ • • .• .•• St. 3 6 1-hae 1 ARRIVED. ___ aonN CL E J. t. COn! TREE TRI TRE