Northern Times. — Liverpool, Merseyside, England, 1859-08-17 00:00:00

2110 bp . gl.tution. Valuable DWELIANG.' -HOUSE and LAND, Hayman's-green, Oa Monday, the West DerbN one lot, BY MR. BRANCH, 29th instant, at Two o'clock in the anornooa APiece of LAND, with the substantial ;and IVOR built MESSUAGE or DW ELLING-HOUSE, llOT est do HOUSE,' and OUTBUILDINGS thereon, in the et:may of Laneastr, -green-road, containing in front thereto feet 6 incl and is depth on the southeastwardly side 244 feet 7 inche4, and on the northwestwardly side 242 feet 11 inches, •and.in .breadth. A Piece of LAND adjoining, containing in front ;toillay man's-green-road &1 feet, and in depth on the sontheastxrasolly side 242 feet 11 inches, and oa the northwee-Ava.rdlY - side 241 i'eet II inch( ail in breadth to Back-man the two pieces di Land contain; square yard; The Tenure is eppyhold of Inheritance ualonthearanar of West Derby. The Kitchen Garden is well stocked withechoiceoAt 'feral Thelat- fruit trees. house produces grapes. Immediate possession may be given to a purchaser. Further particulars may be had on application ,to l[evi`r . Jenkins and Rae, solicitors, Castle- s t ree t ; Mr. Duke, sake , ' tor, Church-alley, Liverpool; or to Mr. George Thompson, 3a17 estate broker, 34, E xc h ange -street East, Liverpool. By order of the Mortgagees Freehold of Inheritance.—BßEWEßY and HOUSE, Rose. Place, and HOUSES in Great Oxford-street and AfilMild. street, North-street (Toxteth Park), and Juvenal-street. BY MR. BRANCH On Monday, the 29th instant, a' at the Clarendon-mooms, in South John-street, Liveypodl, Mot I. A Freehold DWELLING-11017SE, N0..131. on •the south side of Rose-place, •Liverpool, near to St back, and on the nooth side of and fronting Great. Richmond 'street, containing'in front to Rose-place and Great Richmond s t ree t severally six yards, arid extending in depth backward to Great Richmond-street forty-two yards. The brewery ,i ted up with plant .complete, and is in good working order The house is in the occupation of Mr. Robert Adam Robertso £lB. Immediate possession of tt brewery can k DWELLING-HOUSES on the north side of Great Oxfo, o house Tt, Liverpool, opposite to St. Martin einn ch front of the ace called Ma '-terrace, contain common passages of 3 feet wide on the east avid-west sides) 17 yards 1 foot and 9 incthes, and running in depth backwards on the eas and west sides 2-1 yard td in the occ i of Andrew Symington and others 141 I4s. Lots 2 and 3 will h as weekly tenant offered together, andAher 3. Eight Freehold DWELLING-lIOUSES on the south s'.de -street, and six f Ashfield-street, Liverpo SEI and 40, being to the front of Ashfield 'Add-street (including on 3 feet , -talf of the e In the occur tenants. Re ation of Phillip WArdi 4. A Freehold DWELUNG-ROUSE park, Liverp and running in.& west sides to a pa ther with the use of the sai 1 Wildin .occupation of I containing in front to Ash- 17 yards 1 A and 9 No. 6, on the south treet, on the east side of Park-road, , ntainingin front to North-street and .at th arly tenant; rental £ ide of Great Homer-street side of Juvenal-street, on W( J.iverpool ith the COTTAGE at the back, ti thereto a Back Juvenal-strect, 28 yards ; to; occupation of : £34. For partieul, xrly tenant ; rental apply to Mr. Allan Kaye, solicitor, 12, Castl treet, J.iverpool an Monday next, the WALKER AND ACKERLEY, 22ndinstant, at six o'clock in the evening, at weston•s Hotel, in Woolton, subjec "A FREEHOLD DIVELLINC to conditions, -HOUSE, in a retired tion, on the ton, with a yard and garden behind, extending to Chapel street, in the occupation of the Misses:Latham. The House contains two front parlours, a kitchen, pantry, is Ewithi:a two minute alk of the Inn, and Wootton Omnibus starts from. The premises may be viewed by r On Tnc Liverpcol, then. and there lot 1 A LL those Four_ Frc hold MESSUAGES, Or situate and being Nos. 1,2, _ri-DWELLING-HOUST 3, and 4, Saltoun-terrace, on tl feet 4 inches, or thereab( inches, or thereabouts, al south side 84 feet 4 1 squtul and oth :c Yearly Rental of £l6O, 1 Empire:Mutual Lifc L-bridgi timber IT and is r rtarterly on the 30th June. Si ber, and AI 3. A POLICY in the British Empire Mutual Life Assurance Company, dated the 31st day of C th, his w 3 Messrs. John Bewley and Son UN RED This Da street, AVa T 1 ditto, sug des heavy gold guards. Albert d ucil ca D, mourn ts, and ot: .s, pistol rty, pled On view pricr obtained from Mr. Benussi, or at the Auctioneer's lti FOIIKEITE PRO ••• and Gentlemen's WEARING APPAREL, Woollen Cloth, le estab- lishment of Mr. William' Green, Bromnlov BY MR. J. W. KSIBB, ext, the 18th instant, at El even o ' clock pre- lane, opposite S-p-a—rlj, lected STOCK of AVEAT On Thursd AFashionable and well ' ING APPAREL, comprisin Albert ditto, mantle. cloth ditto. Irish !inen. she gentlemen's boots and sho kw cloth, blankate), silk handkerchic !operty pledged at the white counterpanes, and °the alLble property, being above-named establishment prior to the i3tl logues may be obtained at the auctioneer or on application to Mr. William Grecn, Brc L UCAS' 8, LIVERPOOL. ILL SALE OF FORTY FIRST-CLA A FEW SPORTING DOGS. & - •• yawl. 4, 11Y MESSRS. LUCAS and CO On Thursday next, the 18th instant, at Twelve o'clol F lte P (* itorY, Great Charlotte-street, Livcrpo "TY First-class HORSES, con lIUNTFRS 1101 PARK lIACKS, The whole on view this day. Every facility afforded by Messrs. Lucas and Co. for Trials, gnst for th e in spection Lr Veterinary Surgeons, , w h en required. r ot liii 91,743E1 elatlll4 AM t LADIES - CARRIAGE HORSI &c., &c 20atts by, attain. TRANMZ RE PARK, BIRKENHEAD, Modern lIOUSEHQ•LD PURNITURE, Bed and Table Linen, Skeleton Timer and other genuine Effects of a Gentleman removing. II i TESSRS. & J. lIODGSON will `SELL by AUCTION. This Day (Wednesday), the 17th instant, punctually at eleven o'clock, on the premises, Moreton Villa, NITURE, compesing set of maho, leather sofa in c Itz, lady's rosewood Si y chairs ,in morocco work, papier wirrg ehitir in patch- piece by Richardion, case of balance ivory itandici knives and forks, electro-platted forks, spoons, &c., richlwpencilled and gilt dessert serN'ice, modern cut glass, painted French bed steads, white moose feather beds, painted toilet tables and chests of drawers, towel horses, birchwood theirs, toilet ser- ment of house kitchen and el nen, blankets, stair carpets, rods, door mats, lary utensils, garden tools, kc. To be viewed prior to the sale, when catalogues ma: be had on the premises, or previously of Messrs. F. and J uodgson, at their Offices and Rooms, Argyle.: head street, Birken- DEVONSHIRE-ROAD, CLAUGHTON, CHESHIRE. Elegant and - rperior Modern HOUSEHOLD FURNITURI Rosewood Drawing-room Suite, Trio and Siiagle Wardrob Bookeases.-S' ' ""' is ChauFieliers, Pictures, Sheet Prints, Portfolio Stand, Dinner Service in green and gold, Staffordshire Ware Ditto gilt, Tea and Breakfast China, Cut Glass, 'Kent's Knife Cleaner, Screw Linn Tress, Cucum ber Fraaie,•nnd other remaining Effects of liewry Cole, Esq., who is rev scription,and in the best possible condition. ATESSRS. F. & J. HODGSON are instrttoted to SELL by AUCTION, on Tnesday next, the 23edinstant, pune- corner Of P.Alin-grove, Claughton, Cheshire, theIiOUSETIOLD FURNITURE, The Dining -I a and Breakfast Parlour (of an uniform de in Mahogany, telescope-framedfdning tables, g chairs in haircloth, painof lounging bookcase wit ;crteo leather, one ditto in haircloth., handsome glazed front, panelled doors, and trusses, circular centre table, kn, brary table with drawe , d to the two rooms of rich Persian pattern (nearly new,) with rup,, D match, suit two curtains in crimson liree - lights, with ion oak cornices, iato ditto to )1u and bronzed mountings, 'oak eheval fire-irons, few pictures, sheet 'prints, rich a and gold, Staffordshire ware ditto, with knebs,•tert and breakfast china, cut glass, papier tea trays, bronzed tea kettle, full set of ivory-handled table.cutierv. Drawing-room: Rosewood hair and spring -stuffed cabriole eau& in green merino damask, set of ten chairs in ditto, 100 block and claws, pair of ottomans inneedle in damask, very handsome folding portfolio stand with recess below, Canterbury music stand, green merino dmr,ask curtdins to the large recessed window, handsomely trimmed Hall anti Stv the hail, Bruss cornice in gold and green relief, ormolu .se : Crimson Brussels carpet planned to stair carpets, oak leaves on crimson ground, two mahogany hall chairs with shield backs, mahogany hat and umbrella stand, hall table with marble top, hall lamp in ground and painted glass in bronzed leaf mountiugs, ormolu eas ackets and V Bedehamberi isrle war gates bt Aurtior. Valuable FREEHOLD INVESTMENT, Larkfield Terrace, situate in Caractacss-street, Tue Brook. MR . JENXIN is instructed to SELL BY . TION, on Tuesday next, the 23rd inst., at Seven o'clock in the evening, at the Crown Hotel, 43, Lime-street, Liverpool, All those Seven superior modern and well—built Freehold DWELLING HOUSES, race, in Caractauus-street at the non' pied house the tenar situate and know AUC- Tue Brook, the whole with.the,ex .nnual rental of £32 each house, the unci ritreaty fo: yof:the whole will be complete prior. to th, most respeatal well built, wit in the suburbs of Liverpool, is .exec no chemical :s of the above ESTABLISHED 183 street, The who 7ft. 6in. 10, Kent's patent 1 chests of drawers, iron Tudor bed- to chest lined with green bait to form ottoman, nr ar.d culinary utensils, larg la plate shelf, oak screw linen press on frame !leaning machine Cucumber frame, garden tools, gutty tubing, &c. To be viewed on Monday, the 22nd instant, when Catalogues J. Hodgson, on the premises; or previously of Messrs. F. and at their Offices and Rooms, Argyle-street, Bir- TO be SOLD, COTTAGE Front COTTAGE lIOUS old of Inherit situate n( Edge-hill, occ £l2. Price L] Clayton-square Choice FREEHOLD INVESTMENT IT , 0 be SOLD, Freehold of Inherita _L Lots of PROPI prising a row of c ~ one of TY in the borough o —For particular ,pply to John White, OXTON, Land adjoining. M E , k S . L I T t T S I 0 . , .1: F. on n and Monday, the l 0 thS instant,ON o'clock b y punctually in the Afternoon. on the Premises. LOT 1. The piece of FREEHOLD LAND, with the detached VILLA RESIDENCE thereon erected, delightfully situate in substantially built and in excellent condition allasey, ton Hill, and on the around Floor, handsome entranc 23 feet y )om 16 feet by 13 fe cold water. On First Floor : Four bed yin, bath-room andwat abers above. On Basement : Two kitchens. cook's pantry, larder, wi: Also, Out of Doors : Coal cellar and co a very favourable opportunity f ,teasing a Villa .rehase-money (L 1,000) may remain on 15 may be known of Messrs. F. & J. Hodgsor tioneers, Argyle-street, Birkenhead. a 2 SHOP, DWELLING-HOUSE, and Here- Liverpool. -place, Park-: SSRS. BYFORD ANI 31st instant, at two o'clock in the afte radon-rooms, South Jot f sale to be then and the Piece of LAND, with the SHOP, and COTTAGE .road leading f n St. James' C Dad, and 1 now o: It conta drawing chambers, dre closet : two bi 3IISC front St. James'• MOORFIELDS, TURNER and HOLLINS. the back 10 yards 'as 'on the north and south sic apply to Messrs 5, Harrington-street, Liverpool, BY MESSRS. CIIURTON, 26,169 aan Park, c of the country. The 1 sandstone. A new road. dry, a to the park, thereby formim; OIIN tiIICTIONEE R BRITN6WICZ.ROAD apply to Mr. William Tyndall, Seven o'clock in t: me. of sale to be then produced, A' Freehold LAND, situate on the west in fron together with the Six DWEI three of which front Moorfields, and art id 43 respectively, and the other three foni in a central situation, and close to the Lancashire and Yorkst Christian and PRELIMINARY ANNOUNCEMENT. of Freehold BUILDING LAND, in Like near the summit of Clifton Park, Tranmere Le notice will be given,) Yards of FREEHOLD BUILD- ING LAND, in one or more lots, situate in e most beautiful views in led " Lime Grc a Ive:•tisements OT DS, AND APPRAISER, Part of t Appraise Valuable Fr On NVednel noon, at 0 the condit ,t t' LA_ MES to the •ds 1 fool 110 USES J00 , ,m 1 /4 NORTHERN DAILY TIMES. go be Xet, flivelling 'fonts. rro be LET, the HOUSE, No. 75, Ed g e-' _l_ No. 77. L', a HOUSE, No. 1, Bankfield, North Shore —Apply to Mrs. Ashcroft, Bankfield Hall, Bootle TO be LET, HOUSE, E and kitchen gar( ;onifortable Two- 3, Wavertree Vale r LET, Furnished, a Sinai 1 Bridge-street, Birkenheai 167, Bridge-street, Birkenhead. ight-roomei. with Howe] nd Convenient lIOUSE, it For particulars, apply Alexcellent six-roomed HOUSE, with Garden Plot, Ga: Fittings, and Venetian Blinds, close to Prince's-park Rent £l7. Address 1.1 7, Northern Times Office. a2O MO be LEI Nile-stree good Family DWELLING James'-: -HOUSE, No. E two parlours, six bedrooms, .oad, comprising two k 'e garden. Rent, £34 r(10 be LET, a good FAMII j road. Rent £44 Great George-street Y RESIDENCE, 39, South Hill pply to Mr. Joseph Harrison, 70 Ca 20 TO be LET, at Oxton, a good modern HOUSE, semi detached, containing Two Sitting-rooms, Four Bedrooms, and Attics, with Kitchen, Szc., as usual. A family without children preferred.—For particulars, wily at 10, Tower chambers. MO BE LET, a FURNISHED HOUSE, in a healthy and pleasant part of Cheshire, with convenient acceEs to town, to be Let for a Month or Six Weeks, containing three en tertaining rooms, four bedrooms, kitchen, and outhouses, yard, and garden.---Apply by letter, A. 3., Northern Daily Times Office. Dining-room, breakfast parlour, scullery, an the ground floor ; a.d dressing-room, back bed ., on the first floor ; and four Apply on the Premises. Rent £5O. pantry, kitchen, and -room, front bedroon 1110 be LET, that excellent HOUSE, .situate at Grange mount,l_ Claughton, Birkenhead, lately in the occupation of Mr. Andrew Knox. It contains two good kitchens, large parlour and dining room, live bedrooms, water closet and bathroom, &c. Keys at the next house.—Apply to Mr. llar- TO BE LET, DELTA VILLA, Residence, containing three !gantly-furnishee splendid NV atleman's Residence COUNTRY I SIDENCY walk of a railway station, a DWELLING TIOUST as and Orchard. The house contains two entert 5, five bedrooms, two good attics, kitchen, r rv, yard, &c. Rent £3o.—Eor further particulars TO be LEI , a delightful Country RESIDENCE, with good Garden, Aigburth ; One DITTO, Dingle-hill ; a good 'ROUSE, Seymour-street; One DITTO, Grenville. , a splendid HOUSE and SHOP, Bold-street; On , DITTO, Great George-street ; extensive PREMISES, wit] good Cellaring, Regent-road ; an excellent DOUBLE OFFICE )lackin's-ht pply to WM. Williams, DERWENT OAD, GRFEN- Tbe LET, excel] room, breakfast-: -LANE, WEST DEI :OUSES, containing d butic TO be LEI from Gr 1 healthy, ,rlitful I x miles fiour from Kendal, five abi prospect of no outlay f &c., being reqnSred for very many years, or other warks._exist; in the neighbourhoc not be requir.ad more than once every five v property is will be submitted for public cox lent valuations,An order to close a iartnership estat The respeetige tenants will kindly permit inteAding ;pi chasers to view the property apply to the Auctioneer, at the Crown Hotel, 43, Lime-strc from 12 to 1 daily, prior to the date of sale, the 23rd Auut nd for further particulars , en. in the evening. —Offe: , s , ,by Private Contract will be entertained. 15a23 1859, at N.B NER. JENKIN, Auctioneer, and Valuer for E xecu t or JL and others, Crown Hotel, 43, Limo-s' re( .t' alteration of hisrew Rooms in Church-street Sales ana -sit treet, during .the kin, at charge u• usually reasonable,land on all business daerfected prior tocthe close ; no fees demanded until such is determined. Distraints for Rent, &c., kgally executed by menet' principle and feel- ?lovers.and emplued For orders and •further particulars, apply to Mr. lenkin, ,t the Crown Hotel, 43, Lime-street, between the hours of ten and four daily. sn On Thursday, therSth instant, Liverpool, sub- ject to conditions of s APiece of LIND, with the Rix DWELLING HOUSES thereon erected, on the north side of Wright- street, in ficotlantl-soad, Liverpool, conta in front to ;, and in front Wright street, .and are .N four form a court behind, The tenur freehOld of inheritance, ani For forthe s apply to Mr. T. J. Smith, Solicitc Newington, Bold L-street, Liverpoc ATR. APCLELLAND, of No. 16, Basnett-street, I.TI having been the trustworthy Assistant of the late Firm - !loans, for a period of eighteen years, is ical experience, to cond ser, 6, Basnett- of Thos. Winstanley ane enabled, fromr of Furniture, Wines, Mr. 3POlellancl, Auctioneer an& Gencral App: iir)ff be : ousts xu X:10. SAFE INVESTMENT, TO PAY TEN PER CENT IO SES, early rent c nn White. !C MO be SOLD, I highly respe .ts, prod Desirable VILLA RESIDENCES lie Wavertree Park be SOLD, a situate neat I two handsome excellent bedrooms, b 61Y trt ($ 01.6 F OR SAL tural y Smith, 31, P( To be SOLD, cheap, worship or a Broug,fiam-rc FOR SAI maker: & Grays( ',3 or Wheelw TO GENERAL BRO THE Patent BARB I size, adapted fc &c.—Apply to Georg, Manufacturer. SALE, a I DWELLIN , £658 may rcr called ilard , to Thor. Low-hil SHELLS 1111 i-detached VILLAS, Each villa contains s, with kitchens N~~z~.e.eZZ~rzY.ea~az TSe pow TRADESMEI AND OT kinds of Dry Goo?. v, 5, Rumf6rd-, I. SUOP, N Nos. 112 61, Great IINERALS, F( .ection Mancheste FIRST ING B TO BE DISPOSED lost improving I order, _ and t extensive trade. The boc tunity but seldom to be r concluded at once, ar Iddrc in the f qIIIE Public are respectfully _j_ valuable and choice P AN ( low pi ices, at T. Turvey an Argyle-street, Birkenhead : lii elegant Wabrat CO' called ;he " Irresistible." L, 6 octavc Price 4: :;•-oetave Rosewood COTTAGE, full frets and Dar An elegant Rosewood COTTAGE, E and Addison, very fine and full tone, a Having been a short time on hire, the ox Itaves, by Nutt ivory -fronted lic ginal price, 42 guinea The above are ( a clearance for other stock Also, an elegant nos:mood COTTAGE, by Col 4 feet 4 inches, full compass, three strings to the treble, registered keyboard, just personally selected in London. Pric 55 guineas, offered at 30 guineas cash. This is one of Collard' finest instruments. Also, an elegant Walnut COTTAGE, by Oetzmann an( Plumb, brilliant tone, full compass. Price 30 guineas. N.B.— The case is a most beautiful specimen of walnutwood. T. Turvey and Co., 2, Argyle-street, Birkenhead. a 22 ON SALE, One 30-horse Beam ENGINE, complete ; Threc 6-horse ditto ditto ; one 20-horse stem cylinder, wit}: piston and valve. The above are all second-hand, and in good working order—all high pressure. One 6-horse horizonta, high-pressure engine; one 5-horse ditto, direct action; anc 4-horse ditto ; one 2-horse ditto—all new. One 30-hors: boiler, Galloway's patent, 10 tons weight, with all mountingE complete ; one 25-horse cylindrical ditto ; two 16-horse ditto ; one 6-horse ditto—all second hand. One water tank. 4..t.r,r; plete, an e:cee tiy Napier — gus..ll2lrSt , one treble-purchas e di tto, vitt , , u mplete—all second hand ; one double-purcha se dit to ae single ditto ; one friction hoist—all new. A l arge quantity if boiler mountings, new and second band. One set o f F ron d burr stones, - N ith all gearing complete.Fairbairres patent ge 'quantity of shafting, up to five inch( - pedestals, And many other articles, too numerous to mention within the space of an advertisement —Apply at Twist and Bell's, engineers, &c., Tabley-street Iron Works, Liverpool.—P.S. : If the above are not disposed of by private treaty before the middle of September, they will be sold by auction immediately, of which sale due notice will be given. - WANTED, by a Young __V _ First-class icfercnces Man, a Situation as BARMAN in town.--Apply, by letter, t0)%1.Z. Arortkn'n Daily Ti»zesoflice: 2alB W AN as T V(l ' U b 4ENVlt tab o i r e ‘‘ O ro ()Yi al, nclr( l )ls 3. .4k a iitt u l' l tl n ; is a good cook, and can be well recommended by the gentle man she is leaving.--Address D. D., 42, Mount-pleasant.. 3a19 WANTED, in a Shipping or General . Merchant ' s Office, a Y • Situation, by a Young Man, who is well acquainted with General Business, and knows German.—Address to J. B. T., Office of this Paper. 29j4a CI ROOM OR COACHMAN. —A young Man, w h o can pro k_A- duce unexceptionable testimonials, is in Want of a Situa tion as above. Addras, care of Messrs. Griffin and .;kleGhie, Northt Times office arid (if re —The friend !ens for Nev a-ri attorneys as c )r Monday. the as possible, so as to be pre nstant, the day on which the pplications for Licenses d may be had on application, •ed) ffiledup on the shortest notice. Office Hours from Ten to Four. REsIDEIicE, " Tu E YELLOW lIousE,;.N. 2, 31ULBERRY-STREET Corner of Walnut-street.) RTABI rilo be Chikiwell preferred WALNUT PARTAIENT RY KIND, for at any other Lee 255 miles ; • and elandv. itil sail set; p.m., ditto wind al. llth, wind northerly, course lat. 55 17 N., lon. 41 16 W. ; a.m., advantageous sail set; p.m., ditto wind 12th, wind N.W., cou rse N. 81 E., distant 55 58 N., lon. 23 20 W. ; a.m., moderate I all sail set; p.m., ditto wind and weather 13th, wind N.N.W., course N. 86 E., dir lat. 56 18 N., lon. 25 36 W. ; a.m., mod(' all sail set; p.m., ditto wind and weather; 2 p.m., ex.,. signals with the Hungarian (ss). • _ 14th, wind westerly, course N. 89 E., distance 265 miles, in lat. lat. 56 20 N., lon. 17 43 W. ; a . m ., fi ne b reeze and clear, au sail set; p.m., ditto wind and weather 15th, wind westerly, course S. 87 E., let. 55 57 N., lon. 10 12 W. ; a.m., light breeze and cloudy 4 30, saw a eamer, supposed the United Kingdom ; moderate breeze and cloudy; 8 25, Innistrahull abeam; midnight, Rathlin Island light abeam, distant 2. 16th, distance 257 miles, in let. 53 55 N., len% 3 52 IV ; c..M., moderate breeze and cloudy ; 4 55, passed Port Patrick ; 8 40, passed Point of Ayre ; noon, fresh breeze and clear; 2 p.m., took pilot on board; 2 45, Bell Buoy. The North Briton also spoke the following vessels : Aug. 1, barques Belle, and Secret, off Crane Island; ships' Orse, and Ee t 'o non d , f rom Glasgow, off the Pillars; s l uP John Moo re , S outh Shields, off Traverse ; brig k'o urteen, Newcastle, off Pilgrims brig Jeminia, off Pilgrims. fury. 7, Nova Scoti an (as), lat. 49 50 X., - le N., Adept, and Excellent, in lat. 49 Is 1 , -- - • ad Cloudy, 264 miler, a.m., moderate breeze and clear, .schanged 255 miles, in 1.6 i ro) ,8 28 W. . 55 3J NV Aug. 13, Hungarian (ss?, in lat. 56 18 N., fon. 25 W. Aug. 15, United Kingdom (ss), in lat. 56 13 N., lon. 12 25 V• the Mimosa, from Mac Aug. 9, Cossipore, M Video, Monte Video to Havre, in lat. 46 10, for and the Monte Report of the Virginian : May 16, signalled ship Covenanter, out 45 days, in lat. 25 6 S., lon. 23 20 My 17 Bombay to Liverpool, itrlktul Jject to o Mr. J L, Bury, I hire; c Cros6ley and Sudlc afy be cs4ttsiness Vranises. !earns, primtc TO be LET, Two large CORN KILNS street,.tiauxhall-road.,-Apply to k 23, Clement- 1110 be LET, wit SHOP on the est side the Northern 7 rl - 10 LET, a COAL-YARD, with hay and Straw Place ; d o h JL a good business. Stabling for three horses. Rent, £1 C per Month.—Apply No. 11, Bolton-street. 6a15 TO be LET, Ground Small OFFICE or WORKS: Tarlton-strect,_Church HOP, L-street riot P LL, SI ;o, Two ( rpo I SHE I hit aers, TE 9 - 1 O LE' the I NITAI S T.F.De . .:tn,.Er; WAN , ITANTEI ;es in South Cast prISMIS adautth. nom the t WANTED, by a 11 TION as 'HO (private preferre Hunter-, extvin l intitts manteb.. actable middle-aged person, a SITU) ;EKEEPER in a Vaults or Tavern ;ood reference.—Address E. H., 45 Gal 7 id HAT PYRE'S :Gi(, Wit Nurse, wi 3, Bridg WANTED, a SITUATION as BUTIADT, by a highly respectable Single Man, aged 29, English Protestant, with two years' reference. Aslo Wanted, .a *SITUATION as COACHMAN, by a respectable Married Man ; Wife as Cook or Laundress; ages 40 and 45 ; Protestants, w4th several years' character. Apply to Mrs. Levi, stationer_, 66, Russell-street. FIVE POUNDS will be given by the.advcrtiser, out of his first year's salary, to any person who can procure for SITUATION in an Office, at not less than pemtane Age tweet -one, and fast ions strict y confi- TO MERCHANTS AND OTIIERS. WANTED, a Situation as APPRENTICE or CLERK for a Youth 17 years of age, who has just completed his education at the Royal Grammar School, Lancaster. Recom mended by the Master of the Grammar School, and by the Rev. Mr. Smith, of Lancaster ; also by the Rev. Thomas Dean, Vicar of Warton, near Lancaster, to whom application must be made by letter. 3a19 GOVERNESS, RESIDENT OR DAILY, AYoung Lady, from the ne i g hb our h oo d o f L ondon, i s desi rous of obtaining a Situation as RESIDENT or DAILY GOVERNESS in a gentleman's family in or near Liverpool. Her acquirements are English (thoroughly), music, French, Italian, and the rudiments of German and drawing. Seven years experience. Age, 25. Salary, as Resident Governess, £4O to £5O a year ; as Daily, £BO. Excellent references.— AddreSs "Alpha," Post-office, Witham, Essex. GOVERNESS, RESIDENT OR DAILY. AYoung Lady, from the neighbourhood of London, is desiror.s of obtaining a SITUATION as resident or daily Governess, in a gentleman's family, in or near Liverpool Her requirements are L (thoroughl-s rnglish .y), music, French, Italian, - and the rudiments of German and drawing. Age 25. Four years' experience; Church of England principles. Salary, as resident governess, £4O to £5O a-year ;as daily, £BO. Ex cellent references.---Address "Alpha," Post-office, Witham, Essex. Rtisttlittacous `iants. lATANTED, a SPRING FLOAT, in good condition, suitable V for a Pony of 13 hands. Apply E., Northern Time. office. TAN on the C _ED, a PARTNER in as established Engineering and Ship building concern, of consi:Aerable magnitude, - 'lyde. Apply to Messrs. Lamond and MacLuckie, WANTED by the Advertiser, who has a business com menced, a Gentleman with capital, as Sleeping Partner; eipals tre [dress Northern Daily Times °lila COTTAGE PROPERTY, BIRKENHEAD. WANTED, immediately, One or Two Lots of COTTAGES in Birkenhead or Tranmere, must be well built.— Apply, stating locality, net rental, and lowest price, to LEFT -OFF CLOTHES WANTED, for Exportation, (Ladies', Gentlemen's, and Children's,) for which the highest price will -be given in cash. Ladies and Gentlemen waited on at nd Cheshir Nayal and 'Military Clothe Nusts Inth Ptx ANTE y Hot Lort distance from 1 ijffitStS. JACOB, LF RED AGENT, BLICHED 184 S, BASNETT-STREET, Corner of Leigh-street. the LETTING of WINE and SPIRIT VAULTS, kLE and PORTER VAULTS, &c. be had 00 Goo A the Offi from £7O to on applicatic OB WALTER ND GENERAL . lERTON-BUILDINGS, DALE-STI J A C E STATT &GENT tE ET, S and VAULTS TO be LET, in all part of the town. gl,partments. TED, in the neighbourhood of Ecerton, Two Un arnished ROOMS.—Apply H. W. 25, Northern Times Front PARLOUR and PEDROOM.—AppIy gle-terrace, Upper Fill-atreet. No other 6a19 rilo be LET, at 131, 1 A COA nailed the ship Black Douglas, of Greenock, from 47 dars. in 1:0- )= Sec )-- V) KoOria Mooria to Cork, oi E. ; had fore and mainni neighbourhoOd Lt the office of thif ;CRET DRAWERS 291 . 4 rip,,_Ghen WHOLESALE PRICES K EEl' HAW-STREET '0 EXPORT} NI 0 N May IN signalled the French ship St. Lout deaux, in lat. 26 46 S., lon. 49 20 • out 45 May 18, signalled American ship ton, in lat. 26 53 S., lon. 43 38 r June 8, signalled . lat. 34 30 S., lon. 2 D ROSEWOOD DESKS June . 9, signalled tit • hip COSSipoie M 7.-1. 9A E. 1111 e shin : had 1 twenty-six days, and experiences June 12, Dutch ship Abneta, Batavia 35 4 S., lon, 19 48 E. June 20, spoke the s 1 London, in lat. 2 troops on board Cape of Ga• ' June 9, had expert,eu ,od Hope. spoe the ship I le: 19 22 S., lon. k W 2 40 W. ; out 100 ua? , July 13, signalled barque Duke ot rachee, in lat. 10 13 N., lon. 23 26 July 14, signalled ship Sir Berv( lat. 10 58 N., lon. 23 52 W.. out July 18, signalled barque Laura ;•., 1., a I, _ naintop and 'crossjaci‘ Akyab to Bor- Key Stone, Calcutta to Bos- s to London, in i on Aquinas Bank I weather knist •dam, in lat Khan, from Bombay to h bad vieather'at the lay Head, Akyab to Cork, in lat 2 days. 1 to Calcutta, in TREI DUKI ;ollce sold by Thompson t 1s ~ 4 d., is better than you Many. letters from, time to time have, on this subject, ppeared in the "Post" and Journal," the originals F which are to be seen at our shops, 9, DALE TREET, and 6, CRESCENT. MR. JOHN A. IMPSON, the active partner of the firm of `'NEAR and SIMPSON, begs to state that this rovement in Gentlemen's Hats is his own inven istered by him in his own name, and is te property. In bringing this invention ly before the public, he has avoided say ing -one word about it himself. All that has been done has just been to print, in the " Daily Post " and . the "Liverpool Journal," some three or four letters at a time. The principle upon which the advertisement is inserted is the one so well expressed in Proverbs----" Let another man praise thee, and not thine own month ; . a stranger, and not thine own lips." The whole of those letters are written by persons altogether uninfluenced by any other motive than this m, and rE s own prig invention, nat they . really felt the benefit of Mr. SEMI SON'S .end in such a degree, that they thought it only just to him to state their opinions, not in words merely, but also in writing. AMUSEMENTS IN LIVERPOOL: Open from ten in the morning until ten at night. Allsop's Wax-Work exhibition. All the kings and queens, from and in cluding William the Conqueror down to Queen `Victoria ; also princes and princesses, dukes, duchesses, lords, eminent statesmen, warriors, poets, divines ; also all the most noted personages of the past and present ages, &c. Allsop's sculpture galleries, containing upwards of 3,000 statues, selected from all parts of the world, varying from five to twenty feet in height. Allsop's dioramic, panoramic. cosmoramic, and stereo scopic views, of intense interest. Allsop's musical pro menade. The above attractions are now combined, forming one large establishment, in the immense and magnificent building known as the Teutonic-hall, next door but one to the County Court, Lime-street, Liverpool, and . nearly opposite the Adelphi Hotel, and is open to the public at 6d. each ; children under ten years of age, 3d. each. Mr. Allsop's exhibition has been pronounced by the press of Liverpool, London, and elsewhere, to be the most perfect, superbly magnificent, and largest establishment in the world—a fact . that cannot possibly be contradicted, 13e sure to observe the name, " Allsop," at the entrance, Sole proprietor, Mr, Wm. Allsop. Capt. M. I GREENO2K, Aug ; Arid, Abt Otago, for New ie<4 BELFAST, AUgllSt 16, OUTDO from St. Ste- 3: Sevilla MARITIME EXTRACTS CmLtrs, ANGLE SEA, Aug. 12.—The Monte Video to Liverpool, has b.,. steam-tug, and.towed to Cornlyn Beach. LONDONDERRY, Aug. 12.—The Catharina, of Newry, from Liverpool with gu ano , carried aw: - ..y mainboom, ran for Kuk cudbright, anchored in the bay, and struck the ground several times heavily at low wit . c.er : ninny of the 1,, n- "- damaged. le Neva, from a iot off by a Liverpool are more or lcss Mona to Buenos )1e damage, by Ln contact with GIBRALTAR, Aug. O.—The Amaltea, from I Ayres, was towed into this port, with consi, the Imperial (s.s), front Liverpool, having b the steamer off Europa Point. BELvAsr, Aug. 13.—The Prince Patrick wood, was • got off - the Copelands last nig' here making much water. CAPE Tows, July s.—The Trovatore, from Mauritius, which arrived at Si:non's Bay ow the 26th June, had encountered heavy weather from N.W. for fourteen days previous. She passed a large number of vessels off L'Aghulas, bound west ward. hence to Fleet- The steam-tug Rescue, with four flats, left Liverpool yester day for the Isle of Man t) assist the Ilarleauin, ashore. there BIRTHS. On the 14th inst., at Rose Cottage, Garston, the wife of John Wharton, Esq., of a daughter. On the 15th inst., at 73. Anderson-strivt_ of Mr. Thomas Elliott, jun., of a daughter MARRIAGES. On the 11th inst., at lthyl, the Rev. Edward King, third,son of the Rev. W. 11. King, Lugs, N. 8., to Ada, youngest daughter of the late T. D. Blcaymire, Esq., of Penrith. On the 11th inst., at Paddington, Edward Bullock, Esq. , eldest son of the late Edward. Bullock, Esq., Common Sergeant of the city of London, to Adelaide Ellen, youngest daughter of the late John Henry Yates, Esq., of Preston-on-the-hill, in the county of Cheshire. .- ' On - the 11th inst., at Stroud, by the Ri g ht R ev. Matt hew Blagdon Hale, Lord Bishop of Perth, West ern A ustral i a, the Rev. Edward Woodhouse, 8.A., Trinity College, Cambridge , eldest son of the lat Edwd. Woodhouse, Domehouse, Bognor, to Fanny Biddell, younge , daughter of John Riddell, E*' Stratford Abbey, Stroud,' DEATHS On the 14th inst., aged 43, Margaret, wife of Mr. Wlllialn Henry Smith, Copperas-hill, deeply lamented. On the 14th inst., and his 2.511 birthday, at the residence 0 ! his brother, Comm an d er Inglefield, . Cavershain, Read_ ing, Ma;or Ifyrlefield, of di-ease of th e lungs, contracted villa' an active service i n the llte Indian eamnfiini,_ ninted :Or the Proprietor, by WILLIAM GRIFFIN, of SO. 6, Brownlow-street, in the Parish of Liverpool, and TnomA s SUMNER McGnu, of No. 10, St. Chrysostom-street, liverto n . in the Parish of West Derby, at 40, Leigh-Street, in th‘e! Parish of Liverpool, and Publi s h e d b y t h em at 13, Sou th john-strett, in the aforesaid Parish Liverpool ‘ AUCTOST 17, 1819. AUGUST 17, 1859. sD'ippittg utelligritrt. MOON'S CHANGES.—LAST Qua., 21st day, lh. 46m. eTen. R. WEEK ENDING AUG HEIGHT. 17-Wednesday Llursda3 D—Saturday WIND AT HOLYHEAD, YEsTERDAy..W.N.W..Light breeze• „ „ LIVERPOOL, ...W.N.W... „ August 16 ►d, Rush, Belle Woc Samuel Lawrence Mobile' North Briton (ss), Grange,. _ dUebeo Alamo, Patterson, Galrestou Ann Warren Barcelona - Rita (ss), Arano Barcelous Jacob Hondurair Tyrer, Hunter Maranham Walter Scott RotterdaM Hortense Villa Real' Brunelle, Brown Bombay Lubeck, Kross Richibuct o Phillipine Hambro, St: John, N.B Constellation, Mulliner, St. Jolui, N.B. Iceland Fraternitas Margaret Rachel W. B. Dean, Hilstrom, St. Andrew's Thetis (ss), Davies, Dunkirk Hilton Bombay Culloden St. John, N.B. New World, Chamberlain, New York SAILED August 15 Thirtieth of September, Lisbon I Anna - Doreilic C. IL Walker Cleveland Alabama - Jamaica August 16.. Martha Halifax Lady Franklin New York Kate, Robb.... :....Monte Video' Talavera ... Calcutta George Washington ...Mobile Marcia Greenleaf,New Orleans Abbot Lawrence o.,ipiitta Bothbay Bahian % (ss) Blondell Batavia Duchess, Doug .Odessa San Francisco I FOREIGN PORTS. Timour, Campbell, hence at Table Bay. Spirit of the Age, Billing hence at Sunon'S Imperial ( as), Hossack, Luce at Gibraltar. (ss), hence at Bordeaux. Ada, Gibson ; Stanberg ; and Irene, De Vried, hence' at Cronstadt. Ann, Ballatyne ; Anna, Kendall ; and Active, Hopp, hence' at I.l7vbiir, LoUisa, Pitman, hence at Memel. Corinne Amce, hence at St. Nazaire Margaret Jones, hence at Dunkirk. arl FrederiCk,"Jonge, hence at Danzic VESSELS' REPORTS. Abstract of the log of the Montreal Ocean Steam-ship Com— pany's screw steamer North Briton, Capt. Grange ; sailed earned out into stream ; 9 30, Al mails ; 9 45, ten- tender came alongside with passengers , der left, set on full speed, a-,d made all a Crane Island, light breeze, and clear 212 p.m passed Traverse pilot off Father Point, receiving telegrz set on full steam and proceeded ; midn and clear ; a.m., light breeze and de • •geil the ;patch 11 20, aoderate breeze 30, exchanged 3'.,`,0 miles, in let. ) sails 7th, wind variable, course various, 49 44 N., lon. 65 32 W. • noon, HO set ; p.m., light variable breeze an of Anticosti abeam, dish clear ; 10, Cape Whittle abea.i., Bth, wind variable and calm, course Miles, in lat. 50 13 N., lon. 59 28 W. ; noon, calm an. sea smooth; p.m.,. light winds and hazy, drawing to fog , 10 20, going quite slow, and sounding frequently ; a.m. 15m, turned head to windward ; 1 20, clearing up, turned head to eastward, and set on full speed ; 2, Point Amour light abeam; 7, fresh breeze and clear, made all sail, Belle Isle lighthouse' abeam, distant 5. 9th, wind N.W -- • - •!ous, distance- D S.S.E. and S.W., coum 52 6 N., lon., 54 4 W.; ; 3 40, Ns .' Best point light breeze and 230 miles, in lat and clear, several led sail; 3, fog continuing, go.ng fog lifting, set on full speed. 10th, wind S.W., course N. 61 53 58 N., Ton. 48 20 W. ; a.m.. fine breezl 71 E., d thick fog, in all icebergs ; 9 30s 35 miles, in latf I cloudy, all T ANTED, a thoroughly efficient Nurse, to take charge V of a young family, where an under nursemaid is kept. None need apply whose character and qualification will not stand the strictest investigation. Address H.W.E. Northern Times office. TO FRENCH POLISHERS. WANTED, a TENDER fdr Polishing Shop Sashes and Doors. Apply to Mr. Joseph Harrison, Ironmonger, 70, Great George-street. 3a17 TEMPORARY ASSISTANT MASTER. WANTED, an ASSISTANT, until Christmas, for the Boys' School, Edge-hill. Liberal remuneration will be given to an efficient teacher. Unexceptionable references required. Apply to Mr. Nash, at the School-house. 6a20 WANTED, a SITUATION i n th e G ro c e ry Business, either as Traveller or to Manage a Business. Address W. L., Northern Times office. WANTED, a SITUATION as Tjwn or Country Traveller, by a Young Man who is thoroughly acquainted with the Drysalteiy Business. Address J. C., Northern Times office.