Northern Times. — Liverpool, Merseyside, England, 1859-09-01 00:00:00

Sala b aufti.n. SUPERIOR MO WOOD DRAM DAMASK, I CASI N PARK, B JUSEHOLI lIANDELIERS, ITH ESCRITOIRE PROBE. RI M A IMO Al STONE CI VA DINNER S. PICTURES, &c. MESSRS.. SR S. F. & J. lIODGSON AUCTION, This Day ,(Thursday punctually Effects o: arched-bael fluted pitta] lady's work: rich Bniss, ble, &c, v light gas chandelier in ormolu. wi polished sieel and bronze fender, ast Tc 6 Spanish liahog pedestal sideboard, 6 fee PURE, ROSE NAND GOLD ;ANY BOOK ;ED DOORS, iiLT IRON- SELL by Ist instant, ROTHE SA Y aches long, with serpentine front arge easy chair on cabriole 7 inches, on miosive fluted pillars bookcas glazed doors, and drawers below; legs, the back and seat curiously formed of one circular piece of mahogany ; six cabriole chairs, with deeP top Is, and top ; eabriole easy glazed book- ght sliding done china icle; frimed MR. GREEN'S FORTHCOMING SALES This Day (Thursday), the Ist instant, at ,Eleven o'clock in the forenosn, at his Sale-rooms, Market-street, Birkenhead, SEVERAL Consignments of Modern and Useful HOUSEHOLD FURNITURE, removed for convenience of sale. Eleven o'clock in the To-morrow iFriday ), forenoon, upon the Premises, No. 22, Clifton-park, Birken head, THE Modern , and Substantial H OUSEHOLD FURNITURE and EFFECTS of a lady, deceased, and Sold by order of the Executors. Catalogues may be had on 260 You N G HORSES LYTHAM ANNUAL'SALT Ey Mess LUCAS and CO Of the Repc and, To-morrow (Friday), the This Day (Thursday,) is 2nd, at Ten o'clock precisely, at Lytham, near Presto' TWO HUNDRED AND SIXTY HORSES Bred by and the Property of the Tenantry in the Fylde District , and constituting a magnificent Stud of valuable Young Hmses Catalogues may be had at LreAs's, Liverpoc To SUGAR REFINERS, MACHINISTS, and Others. MPLEMENTS, and Important Sale of MACHINERY PLANT of a SUGAR REFINER, Burlington-street. it/TR. HOWELL is ißstructed to SELL 'by ATM TION, To-morrow (Friday), the 2nd instant, at Twelve o'clock at Noon, on the Premises, Burlington-street, near Vauxhall-road, the valuable MACHINERY, PLANT, and IMPLEMENTS of the SUGAR REFINERY, late in the occu pation.of Mr. M'Millan, and situate as above, including an ex- UESSR at 11 Monday, t go bt Xtt, fttliing f ousts. To be LET, No. 2' Apply to Avisc 1, RICIIMOND-TERRACE, Eveiton.--- m and Radcliffe, Solicitors, 18, Cook- TO be LET, Four excellent DWELLING-HOUSES, i n Edge lane, containing three entertaining-rooms, four bedrooms, BCC meherate. An rho be LET, EITHERLAND-MOUNT, hag three sitting-rooms, four bodroc ,herland, contain- id dressing- Delightful Residenqe, near the Lakes. MO be LET, Furnished, Halecat ; a commodious House, in the valley of Witherslack. It is nlace4 on a rising ~ COMM of Morecambe Bay tins three esteellent The house is dermere, eight from Milnthorpe, eleven from Grange Railway station, and three hours' Manchester. ' For further par apply_ to 31 - - Wanklyn. I NORTHERN DAILY TIMES. WANTED, a of middle l 0 can make the p. Daily Times office. WANTI INC evening. lITANTEI figure Vtrsons Eitanith. ,st have ERVANT WOMAN, c steady habits, and I first-rate charac home. See reference list. • MATRIMONY. A GENTLJMAN . aged 24, whose income IL wishes to meet with a YOUNG LADY ion and education, with a view to matrimony Matrimony," Northern Daily Timefi office. Address 3sl ), an active Youth, about 15 years old, as READ BOY on a daily newspaper. Mast be well up to Uscript.---Apply at the Northern DaPy Times Youth who writes _ is JUNIOR CLERK, in One w o has some knot Address, in applicant's goodpand and is quick at a Saw Mill. Wages csledge of the Timber handwriting, enclos- THE Advertiser was financial clerk and confidential se rvant TT to a mercantile house for six years; four years under Jiffs, understands bookkeeping and general business; wants a SITUATION in any capacity in a house, as generally useful auditor, examiner, amanuen tive. Can have-v, five years A,stOck-kee LIVERPOOL ROYAL INFIRMARY WANTED, a steady, active, Single YOUNG MAN, as Errand Porter. Written testimonials as to .character must be produced at the time of application.—For particulars apply to the House Surgeon, at the Infirmary, Drownlow street, on Thursday, Friday, and Saturday mornings, the let, 2nd, and 3rd of September, at half-past nine o'clock. 353 loose seats in hair cloth ; couch la ditto ; chiffon inches long, with white veined marble chair in morocco leather, butler's tray an( case in imitation of rosewood, Brussels carpet ; eak an hearthrug, steel fender, fire-irons, gas chandelier, chimney 4 glass, the r dinner services, ueeful E ss, china, plated prints, chimney ornaments, The Bedchambers contain, in mahogany, sulierior wardrobe with sliding shelves and drawers, pillars and claws, was of toile Lbles on ul to match s mounted with white vein(' marble tray top, toilet glasses nmode, lofty inks, child's four-post bedsteat swinging .b with panelled sides and c carpets, fenders, chamber ware, French, tent bedsteads, painted chests of drawers, toilet tables, r ,s planned to nursery, Hall and' Stairs.—Ma hall table ; mahogany b T dumb waiter, or stand, carved hall fittings, oil 'oda, door mats pboards, large .sites, and othei genuine chair, sexagon lamp 'in stained glass with g cloth to hall and landings, stair carpet Venetlin blirds and gas fittings througho Capital kitchen dreseer with drawers flower pot stand, useful kitchen req May be viewed previous to the salt of Messrs. F. and J. Hodgson, at their offices and rooms, Ld catalogues had Argyle•street, Birkenhead HOYLAKE. FORTY.ONE IRON GARDEN HURDLES, Modern HOUSEHOLD FURNITURE and other genuine MESSRS. F. &• J. HODGSON will SELL by AUCTION, on Wednesda3, 7th September, punctually at twelve o'clock, on the premises, Carlto the modern HOUSEHOLD FURNITURE, In Mahogany : Slx eabriole chairs in green morocco leather six ditto and sofa in hair cloth, lounging chair, dining• tables ace, Hoylaate, on telescope frames, chiffonnier, ditto with serpentine front and spiral, columns. Carpets, fenders, fire irons, birchwood T..dor bedstead, imitatign maplewood and iron French bedsteads, goose feather beds, bedding, kneehole and othe dressing grasses, chainbericare, towel r carpets, rods, door mats, kitchen uter To be `viewed atalogues may be had on the' premises ior previously, of. Mes F. and J Hodgson, a head. ,t their Offices and Root street, Birken- MATRIM ON I AI THE Advertiser, whose age is twenty-five, of a good per sonal appearance, is desirous of Opening a Correspon dence with some lady, not over, thirty, with a view to Matri mony. She must be of some education, and a kind agreeable disposition, and will meet with the same in return. Those who are sincere may address, with perfect confidence, Edward G. Weston, Havre, France. CUMBERLAND OFFICt WNTiii), two Butlers, one professed Cook, one Upper Housemaid, two Housernrids (where butlers are kept,) two KitehenmaiZs, one Laundrymaid, an Upper Nurse (where two under nurses are kept); good Plain Cooks, Nurse .House maids, and General Servants, wanted daily. A Cook, Waitress, and Chambermaid, for as hotel.---Apply to Mrs. Riley, 42, Mount-pleasant. 653 CHIEF AGENTS, AXTANTED, CHIEF AGENTS for LIVERPOOL an d the y y District, by a Public Company, of long standing. Parties only of respectability and influence will be treated with; and to those who have other engagements affording them sufficient leisure to attend to the' duties or the appoint ment, liberal terms will be offered. Applications, with real name and address, and specifying nature of present occupation, to be directed, prepaid, to T. H., care of,Xessrs. C. Mitchell and Co., Rca Lion-court, Fleet-street LorniOn E. C. ws22 übfiration. On Wednesday, the 14th September, will be Published Part I (in Three Canios) of T T ONIRON be t=ier All them 6,7, and 6, on For further r solieitoTs, Che. Messrs. Chester and Toulmin Martin' Frankist minter; or the Auctioneers, Chester DESIRABLE RESIDENCE, IN BEDFORD -STREET. MESSRS. WALKER & ACKERLE Y will OFFER for SALE by AUCTION_ fin dess previously disposed of by Private Mak A MESSUAGE or DWELLING-HOUSE, situate on the west side of and being No. 9, in Bedford-street North, in Liverpool. The Property is Leasehold under the Corporation of Liver pool fora Term, of which upwards of F3rtl - 'eft, and is now. Let for the Annual Rent of £7O. The 1 1 be sold subject to such conditions of sale as shall Property i be produced at the sale For particulars and cards to view the Premises, apply to Messrs. Townsend, Ridley, and Jackson, t3olieitors, Liverpool and Birkenhead. Li: be *alb, PimMug Flouses. 1349. Two beautiful COTTAGES for £4OO. T 0 be SOLD, Freehold of Inheritance, T wo very nea t COT TAGES, situate in a clean, healthy, respectable neigh bourhood, near the West Derby-road. Each cottage contains parlour, kitchen, and scullery on ground floor, and three good bedrooms above; large yard at the back, and flower garden in front. Yearly rent, £l7 each. Price only £4OO ; or will be sold separate.—For particulars apply to John White, 20, Clay ton-square. 1376. Freehold INVESTMENT for £4OO. rilo be SOLD, Freehold of Inheritance, a very choice Lot of PROPERTY, comprising Three neat Front Houses, all situate near Edge-hill Church, occupied by respectable tenants, producing the yearly rent of £3.5. Price £4oo.—For particu lars apply to John White, 20, Clayton-square. Desirable COUNTRY RESIDENCE __ _ TO be • SOLD, a most excellent FAMILY RESIDENCE, sivate in the township of Wavertree, having a frontage of 13 yards, containing two front parlours, kitchen, scullery, wash house, and pantries all on the ground floor ; four large bed rooms, bath and water closet, with good cella!ing, all in excellent order and thoroughly sewered. Flower garden in front, and the free use of 500 yards of land for a kitchen garden. Price only £450.---For notes to view apply to John White, 20, Clayton-square. Chew Family HOUSE TO be SOLD, Freehold of - Inheritance, a good Family HOUSE, situate near the West Derby-road, with a frontage of about seven yards, containing two large parlours, with kitchen, scullery, &c., on the ground floor, and five good bedrooms above. Rent £35 per annum. Price only £450 per annum.---For particulars apply to John White, 20, Clayton square. 252 go bt ~ n lb. , Visttliantans. STEAM ENGINE Fon SALE, a new Portable STEAMINGINE, for Agricul tural purposes, from six to eight horse power. —Apply to G. R Smith, 31, Peel-street, Prince's-park, Liverpool. 3sl To be SOLD, eheap, three large, h an d some metal CHAN DELARS, fitted with Oil Lamps, suitable for a place of worship or other large building.—Address, per post, G. H., Brougham-road, Seacombe. ws.ass TO GENERAL BROKERS, TRADESMEN, AND OTHERS. THE Patent BARREL PACKAGE of eve r y description and size, adapted for all kinds of Dry Goods, Samples, &c., &c.—Apply to George Goore, 5, Rumford-street, Agent to the Manufacturer. ON SALE, , a Second-hand Condensing BEAM ENGINE, 21-inch cylinder, newly bored out ; air pump, 14-inch, re-bored, and fitted with new pistons and bucket ; all working parts polished up. Will be sold cheap.—Apply to J. and J. Landless, Nelson Foundry, Burnley. 657 TO STEREOTYPERS, T 0 be DISPOSED OF, by Private Contract, all the REQIII SITES for carrying on a business in the above line. Very moderate and liberal terms will be accepted, and also every encouragement given to a competent party.---Apply by letter, addressed " Stereotype," Northern Daily Times office. SHELLS, ➢MINERALS, FOSSILS, AND GEOLOGICAL ROCK. THE Collection of the late DAVID DYSON, Esq., of _ Manchester, is now offered for Sale, either in Lots or Oa Monday next, the sth inst., at Eleven o'clock precisely, upon the Premises, No. 39, Kenyon-terrace, Caughton, THE whole of the Modern and Excellent HOUSE- Hap FIJANITURE and EFFECTS of a family going abroad.- It contains large series of r toF. P. Marrat, No • m nononras and other places." 22, Roscoe Arcade, Liverpool. d L ) N SALE, One 30-horse Beam ENGINE, complete; Three 6-11orse ditto ditto ; one 20-horse steam cylinder, with piston and valve. The 'above are all second-hand, and in good working order—all high pressure. One 6-horse horizontal high-pressure engine ; one 5-horse ditto, direct action ; one 4-horse ditto ; one 2-horse ditto—all new. One 30-horse boiler, Galloway's patent, 10 tons weight, w ith all mountings complete ; one 25-horse cylindrical ditto ; two 16-horse ditto ; one 6-horse ditto—all second hand. One water tank. 4-ton crane, complete, an excellent article ; two double-purchase crab winches, by Napier; one treble-purchase ditto, with chain, complete—all second hand ; one double-purchase ditto ; one single ditto ; one friction hoist—all new. A large quantity of boiler mountings, new and second hand. One set of French burr stones, with all gearing complete. Fairbairn's patent conical herst. A large quantity of shafting, up to five inches diameter. Pulleys, wheels, hangers, wall brackets, pedestals, &c., to fit shafting, 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 whieh sale due notice will be given. 2407 cellent high-pressure steam engine, with boiler, force pump, and two large cisterns, quantity of spouting, patent portable quor cisterns and weighing machine quantity of wrought iron sugar moulds, syrup pots, and con- from M .otte street, three BY MR. WYLIE, übtic fzusts Imb .etr fousts. LF RED JACOB, ESTABLISHED 1848, 3A, BASNETT-STREET, Corner of Leigh-street Six o'clock in the On Monday, the 19th inata Evening, at the. King William the Ft Tth Hotel, proyrn- ,reet, subject to conditions of sale to behien and dined, by order of the Executc John Coope deceased, APIECE of. LAND, situate on the eas side o Hardwick-street, north side of Stand-street, and south de of Llyd, ng in front to Harc For the'LETTING of `VINE and SPIRIT VAULTS, HOTELS, ALE and PORTER VAULTS, &C. Lists of Houses from £7O to £1,500 Goodwill, may be had on application at the Office. LICENSES TRANSFERED AND MORTGAGES ARRANGED. Zir e sfritt, ar get. T 0 be SOLD or LET, a recently-erected and most substan tially-built DWELLING-HOUSE, situate No. 103, Bedford.- street South, in the immediate vicinity of Falkner-square, containing spacious entrance-hall, three large and lofty enter taining-rooms, butler's pantry, and billiard-room on the around ate of £4 zenove, Esq ;h John- jj isrdlant.ons . 0 , ' , 3- ants. apartments. HOTEL.—COUNTY TIPPERARY.—ATTRACTIVE S A LE o f WANTED, a SITUATION as Town or Count r y T rave l ler, HOTEL and EXTENSIVE POSTING ESTABLISHMENT , by a Young Man who is thoroughly acqua i nted w i th in the RAIN-STREET, BORRISOKANE. the Drysaltory Business. Address J. C., N or th ern Ti mes TO be SOLD, the INTEREST in the above old an d well- °nice * d established Concern, of whick there is a long lease at a nominal rent, and at present doing a first-rate business, being AV - ANTED, PUPILS for a French, German, Italian, about twelve miles distant from Roscrea and Parsonstown V V Spanish, and Latin Class; also, Music and Singing. Stations of the Great Southern and Western Railway. The Terms, from 10s. 6d. per course.--Delta, Post-offi ' ce, Derby- Hotel has been neatly fitted up, with Shop attached • the Out- road, near Bootle. 6a31 offices are extensive and commodious, with large Yard and Garden, all in perfect order. The furniture, plate, house linen, WANTED, in a Shipping or General Merchant's Office, a horses, carriages, and harness, about fifty tons of prime hay in Situation, by a Young Man, who is well acquainted rick, and 100 barrels of oats, can be had at a fair valuation; or with General Business, and knows German.—Address to J. B the hotel would be sold separately, if necessary. Cause of sale, T , Office of this Paper. 28j4a the proprietor having to attend anoth er es t a bli s h ment i n Par- . sonstoWn. Application to Matthew Dunne, Hotel, Main ri—' when catalogues street, Bor nsokane. The proprietor runs th e M a il Car every GARDENE R. WANTED, a SITUATION as G ar d ener, b y a person who morning, at half-past Four o'clock, from Ro screa t o Sh i nrone, thoroughly understands the business in a ll it s b ranches. Cloughjordan, Borrisokane, and Portumna, and b ac k each day. N.B.—Railway from Roscrea to Nenagh will come withi n t wo Can be well recommended f rom hi s l ast place.—Address, miles of Borrisokane. mt s - s lO stating particulars, to G. K., Post-office, Seaforth. 252 ---- WANTED, by a Young Ma n , age d 21, a S i tuation as AGENT, CLERK m a Merchant's Office; has had six years' experience, and understasids the general routine of an office. Can give good references.---Apply to E. J., Northern Daily Times office. • „3a29 AGRICULTURE. AYOUNG MAN, who wishes to learn FARMING, i n a ll it s branches, will be glad to meet with a Farmer, in the North of England or Scotland, in whose family he can reside. Terms stated, and name given. Address R. C., Post-office, Castletown, Isle of Man. 57 ANTING SITUATIONS, a respectabl e W oman, as M W O be SOLD or LET, Two new d e t ac h e d VILL AS, i n L i lly- COOK and HOUSEKEEPER to On e or T wo Gentle ." road, Fairfield, containing dining, drawing, and breakfast men ; good reference. A Single Man, as GROOM and rooms, and butler's pantry, on the first floor ; nine bedrooms, COACHMAN ; six years reference in town. A Married Man, dressing-room, bath-room, closet, &c., with garden back and as MANAGER or FARMYARD MAN understands his business ' " 0a.51 Also, to be Sold, Three HOUSES, Canton-street, Everton ; rental, £72. Two HOUSES, cast side of Berkeley-street; IX/ANTED, a Situation as COACHMAN and GARDENER, rental, £9O. And Two ROUSES, Nos. 4 and 5, Part - field- V by a respectable Married Man. Wife as COOK or terrace, Prince's-park; rental, £155. Apply at N 0.51, Sefton- LAUNDRESS. Protestants. Ages 40 and 45. Also WANTED, street, Brunswick Dock. 652 a Situation as COACHMAN and GROOM, bI a Single Man, age 22. Protestant, with- several years' character. Also WANTED, Situations by Two good COOKS. Apply to Mrs. Levi, Stationer and Registry-office, 66, Russell -street. 6a30 mous Mantth. .v.r; servants' rooms, Rumens, tare on tuc, _ meat, and eight l arge b e d rooms , dressing and bath-rooms (with a co ns t ax t supp l y o f h ot an d cold water in each) above. 6s The house is re pl e t e w i t h extra and modern conveniences in lar y y p ref ANTED, en. e a d K . A C p i I p E l y N at3SERVANT,9,Ou nt-pleasant. who can milk. E ng li s h every respect, and the furniture may be taken at a valuation, if desirable. Apply on the Premises ; or to Mr. S. Waterhouse. 4, Derby-square. WANTED, an experienced OFFICE BOY. Apply, in own handwriting, to Lockhart and Tozar, 56, Castle-st. a3l WANTED, for Waterloo, an experienced GENERAL SERVANT.—For partieulars apply at the Stork Hotel, WANTED, a JIGGER and CATHEAD.--Apply to R. E. Archer, 64, South Castl e - s t ree t . 6sl —s, LEFT -OFF CLOTHES WANTED, fbr E x p ortat i on, (Ladies', AXTANTED, a respectable Person as NURSEMAID . — AppIy Gentlemen s, and Children's,) for which th e hi ghest price V V to Mrs. Wilson, Melville Cot!age, Melville-place, will be given is cash. Ladies and Gentlemen waited on at Grange-lane, Birkenhead, bottom house in the garden. 656 any hour in all parts of Lancashire and Cheshire. —Address Mr. or Mrs. Jackson, 47, Brownlow-hill. 'WANTED, by a Youth, aged 19, a SI TUAT i 0 N as N.B.—Naval and Military Clothes of all kinds bought. tfo V V GROOM, where a coachman is kept. Two years and a half character.---Address A. 8., Mr. Jackson's, 97, Mount pleasant. 352 WANTED, by a Young Woman, aged 29, a SITU ATION as DESIRABLE APARTMENTS. PLAIN NEEDLEWOMAN, or to wait up on a l ady. No O be LET, from the Ist Se M ptember objection to assist in the housework.---Addre ss M rs. Woods, at 186 Grove-street , , ve-street, 46, Sinithdown-lane. _f_ four doors EtonFalkner-square, viz., DRAWING-ROOM, 3s2 PARLOUR, and Two or Three BEDROOMS, together or WANTED, a respectable YOUNG MAN, as COAC HMAN. separately, handsomely furnished. The house h as been newly painted, papered, and cleaned throughout. Terms mode- One having some knowledge of gard en i ng would be preferred.--Applications, with references, is be addressed to rate. 3sl A . P.,41, Huskisson-street, 6a29 WANTED, a SERVANT-OF-ALL-WORK. M ust be a ble to do plain cooking, and have a good character.—Apply at 100, Myrtle-street. gal 200 feet of 3-inch iron piping, syrup cistern ,m. pan, with copper worms rn, shaving machine, wrought iron hafting, pump fittings, winch and hoisting apparatus, char- , six-horse tubular boiler, hot water cisterns, engine ,00ls, steaming apparatus, with e ins and pulleys, syrup ex- tractor, a quantity of piping, taps; Lnd numerous other articles The whole may be viewed prior to the may be had, and further partic••' Howell, Appraiser, &c., No doors from Ranelagh-strec ~ in Liveriwol, cont wick-street 60 feet 6 inches, in front to Stand-street 44 feet aches, and in front to Hyde-street 40 fee Together with the Six )WELLING-HOUSES thereon •eet, No. I of £99 ss. per armors erected, being Nos. 27, nd No. 2 Stand-street .ucing an aggrei for a term of seventy-five years, which commenced on,the January, 1846, and are subject to the yearly rent of £lB 18s For further particulars apply to Mr. John Atkinson, ,Solis tor, Yoik-chambers, North John-street, Liverpool. 4s BY MR. WYLIk A the A I Robert Joyner:; Bankrupt, THE Bankrupt's REVERSIONARY INTEREST n right of his Wife, of and in Two several sums of £BOO nd £2OO, charged by the Will of Thomas Penington, late of 3entleman, deceased upon certain Freehold Estate [nple value, situate in Gre Sankey and Warrington, and payable the decease of the survivor of a gentleman and lady respectively 3 and 67,) with interest thereon, at the per cent. per annum from the time of such a dec , For further particulars apply to James Ca: Official Assignee, Eldon-chambers, South John Mr. John Atkinson, Solicitor, York-chambers, street, Liverpool. R. M'CLELLAND, of No. 16, Barnett-street ; having been the trustworthy Assistant of the late Firm of Thos. Winstanley and Sens, for a period of eighteen years, is enabled, frompractical experience, to conduct Sales by Auction, ho of nourable Furniture, Nines, Land, a n d other Property, on the same terms as his late emnloyers. Valuations for Probate and Transfer of Property punctually attended to. , M'Clelland, Au ctioneer anc: Ueneral Appraiser', 16, Barnett street Liverpool. —Address Sets bn Anction. TRANMERE, CHESHIRE. CHURTON will SELL by AUCTION, Fernihough's stle Hatt Tranmere, on at Five o'clock the vendor's ieveral MESSUAGES or DWELLING he Yards and Off Tranmere afore- apply to Messrs. Walker and Smith 3r; Wrexham Messrs, New Palace- r necessary offices ; miles from Win from Kendal, five Liars respecting the propel ty, ms Rote, Kendal; Mr- W. ga bt Xtt, K3usintss mists. ►po be LET; a Single er Double OFFICE, with good light, on 1 the Ground Floor; also, Two Small CELLARS underneath. Gas and - Water on the premises. Rent low.---Apply to James MO be LET, a small WAREHOUSE, containing three rooms, situate near the centre of Chureh-street. The rent is moderate, and the premises are very suitable for workshops. Apply at No.B, Post-office-place, between the hours of eleven and twelve a.m. TO be LET, a small WAREHOUSE, in Henry-stre e t ; ren t £35 per annum. Warerooms and Offices (cheap) in puke street ; and the Floor of Four Rooms, in one or separate. Also, Two Cellar Stories.—Apply at Duke-street, corner of York-street. ODDFELLOWS' HALL, ST. ANNE-STREET. THE above splendid HALL to be LET, for Lectures, Ex hibitions, Public Meetings, Entertainments, Public Din ners, Tea Parties, &c. Terms moderate. The CELLARING under the Hall to be LET. s 3 TO be LET, DOUBLE OFFICES and LARGE CELLAR S, parts of No. 7, Clayton-square, with front and back entrances to each. Also, Two good FAMILY HOUSES, in Queen's-road, Everton, and One at Rainhill. Apply to Owen and Mence, first or last address. 656 MO LET, First-rate Premises in South Castle-street, being the best Situation in Liverpool for the Shipping Trade, and suitable for an Ironmonger, Skip Store Dealer, or other Trades, consisting of a good Shop, with large Cellars beneath, which have been lately occupied by Mr. Tasker, Ironmonger.—Apply to Betteley and Co., 6, King-street Liverpool. 6:r be Xet, Public crusts, t& TO THE EMBARRASSED, JOHN F. WIIITELOCK begs to inform parties in difficulties that he obtains immediate protection, both to person and property, on the most reasonable terms. Rents and DeSts speedily recovered, and all moneys promptly paid over. Apply to Jolan F. Whitelock, Auctioneer and Accountant; 52, Man chester -street, Liverpool. TOHN F. WHITELOCK has to LET a num b er o f fi rst-class J Free WINE and SPIRIT VAULTS, situate in the principal parts of Liverpool, at in-comings from £BO to £l,OOO. Also, several BEERHOUSES, fram £l5 to £lOO. Parties desirous of entering the Public line will do well to call upon John P. Whitelock, Auctioneer, &c., 52, Manchester-street, Liverpool. TORN F. WHITELOCK has b een f avoure d w i t h i nstructions to LET a Free WINE and SPIRIT VAULTS in one of the grealest thoroughfares in tozn, and doing a good trade. In coming £4OO, well worth MOO 7 This to a man of business will prove a fortune. For particulars apply to John F. Whitelock, Auctioneer, &c., 52, Manchester-street, Liverpool. TO BREWERS, PUBLICANS, AND OTHERS. JOHN F. WHITELOCK has to LET on LEASE , a F ree Corner WINE and SPIRIT VAULTS, situate in a densely populated neighbourhood. The present tenant, having realised a fortune from the same, is about to retire. Incoming £B5O. None but principals need apply.—For particulars apply to John F. Whitelock, Auctioneer, &c., 52, Manchester-street, Liverpool. JOHN F. WHITELOCH has to LET a Free C orner WINE and SPIRIT VAULTS, with spacious house attached, close to the Docks and Custom-house, doing a first-class trade. This establishment is patronised by men from all parts of the world, and second to nsne in Liverpool. The returns averag, £5O per week, which might be greatly increased by a limn of business. None but bona fide parties, with means to take, will be treated with. Incoming £l,OOO. Rent £120.--For further particulars apply to Mr. Whitelock, Auctioneer, &c., 52, Man chester-street, Liverpool. JOHN F. WHITELOCK has received i ns t ruc ti ons t o LE T a Free WINE and SPIRIT VAULTS, situate close to a market, and doing an excellent business. Incoming only nn• y to John F. WhiieloeV JOHN F. WHITELOCK has t o LET a snug WINE and SPIRIT VAULTS, within 200 yards of a railway station, doing a fair trade. This is a good chance for a beginner, as the oeus let on - tor more than the rent. Incoming £l2O. For full particulars apply to John F. Whitelock, Auctioneer, &c., 52, T JOHN F. WHITELOCK has to LET, a COMM E R CIAL HOTEL, near the Docks and Sailors' Home, containing bar, bar parlour, commercial room, a large kitchen and scul lery, together with sitting-room, and six bedrooms upstairs. The present tenant having realised a fortune, is the sole cause of leaving. This is really a bargain, and if taken immediately may be had for £4OO. Rent £100; lets off £2s.—For further particulars apply to John F. Whitelock, Auctioneer, &c., 52, Manchester-street, Liverpool. JOAN F. WHITELOCK has to LET, a BEERHOUSE and RESTAURANT, close to Lime-street Station, with every convenience for doing an extensive business. There are ten bed-rooms and a large club-room ; also four clubs attend the house weekly. This only requires to be seen to insure a cus tomer, as the i ventory contains more value than is asked for incoming, viz., £l2O. Rent £50.--Apply to John F. White lock, Auctioneer, arc., 52, Manchester-street, Liverpool. gmprzgmtticts Mairttb. C ° London : ROBERT HARDWICRE, 192, Piccadilly Just Out -- D Ev. DR. WNETLE ; REV. DR. TAYLOR. REV. MR. FENTON, and REV. MR. HOLMES, Photographic Portraits of the above eminent men, 2s. 6d. each. Goodwin and Keet, 88, 90, and 92, Renshaw-street. s 5 IB RUSHES, TUBS, - BASKETS, &c R ALP n'S WHITE COOPERY, BRUSH, AND BASKET WAREHOUSE, 19, RANELAGH-STREET. PERAMBULATOAS in great variety. RALPH'S Improved CHURNS, BEEHIVES, &c. d.6jeau27 H. k CARD J 0 11 N S , WIIOLESALE AND RETAIL OUTFITTING ESTABLISEM-ENT, 23, SOUTTI 'CASTLE-STREET. T H E only place where Gentlemen can DINE comfortably during this het weather is the ALBANY DINING ROOMS The pleasant coolness and the sweetness of the atmosphere hi these Rooms will add much to the enjoyment of a Dinner, unexceptionable both for preparation and service. GR A H AM'S TEION, TEMPERANCE HOTEL, 29, MAXWELL-STREET, GLASGOW For cleanlines nd despatch not to be surpassed. First Ise opened in the Kingdom worthy the name of a Temper ance Hotel. Charges moderate. A NDERSON'S (LATE) SAINSBURY'S SODA WATER. MANUFACTORY, REFRESHMENT ROOM, 22, EXCHANGE-STREET EAST SAINSBURY'S SUMMER BEVERAGES IMPROVED SDI'DLITZ POWDERS, SUPERIOR SCENTED LAVENDER WATER, MACkHNZIE AND MIDDLEMASS'S CELEBRATED EDINBURGH BISCUITS THE NOTED OLIVER BLSCUITEL BARCLAY'S STOUT AND ALLSOP'S ALES , MANCHESTER AND LIVERPOOL AGRICULTURAL SOCIETY. Patrons—The Right lion. the Earl of Derby, R.G. 2 and the Lord Egerton. President for the Year- -The Right Hon. the Earl of Sefton The TWELFTH ANNUAL SHOW of Horned Cattle, Horses, Sheep; Pigs, Poultry, Vegetables, Seeds, Roots, Implements, &c., &c., will take place at LIVERPOOL on T HURSDAY , th e B t h , and FRIDAY, the 9th of September next. Premiums, amounting to nearly £l,lOO, (including con siderable Special Prizes,) will be competed for on this occasion. (Entries of Stock, &c., closed on the 20th instant). Show Yard open to the public by Tickets admitting one gentleman and a lady, or two ladies, on Thursday, the Bth September, from Ten to Six, at 2s. 6d. each, and on Friday the 6th, froni Eight to Four (when the Show will finally close), at Is. The PUBLIC DINNER will take place on the first day of the Show, in the Show Yard, at Three p.m., prompt, and the Earl of Sefton will preside. Tickets, 3s. 6d. each, may be had from Mr. F. E. Morrish, Tithebarn-street. The SPECIAL GENERAL MEETING of MEMBERS, pre scribed by rule 13, for the award of Prizes in Classes I. and 111. (Farms, &c., and Rewards to Farm Servants), will be held at the Albllphi Hotel, Liverpool, on Friday next, the 2nd Sep tember, at 10.30 a.m. T. B. RYDER, Secretary. 9 Pllint-dat,n... T 26th August, 1856 LADIES' BAGS. J UST received a Large Consignment of LADEN BAGS In all the New Shapes, at unusually low prices. S. ADAMS, 68, CHURCH STREET, OPPOSITE OLD PerronncE-PLAez. EXTRAORDINARY SALE, On MONDAY NEXT, the sth September, and following days. OK I'LL & STEWART respectfully announce the purchase by them of the whole of the very valuable STOCK AND TRADE OF MESSRS. WOODWARD & OKELL, Late Proprietors of the BEE HIVE ESTABLISHMENT, 15, 17, anil 19, PARADISE-STREET, LIVERPOOL, Amounting to £9,151 6s. 6d. The whole Stock is in excellent condition and first-rate quality comprising— £ s. d. KIDDERMINSTER CARPETS 992 4 10 BRUSSELS DITTO lO4O 9 6 FLOOR CLOTHS, &c 397 13 3 FURNISHINGS 825 16 2 PRINTS LINENS, &c. • 691 16 4 ' SILKS SHAWLS 394 4 4 , FANCY DRESSES STUFFS 456 13 5 FRENCH MERINOES LACE, &c. RIBBONS 385 13 11 HOSIERY . . BONNETS 209 10 6 HABERDASHERY 2BO 16 1 GLOVES MANTLES 0,151 6 6 31YSTERIOUS OCCURRENCE ON THE LONDON AND BRIGHTON RAILWAY On Tuesday afternoon, Mr. Serjeirrit Payne, coroner for the city of London and Southwark, held a long inquiry at the Vestry Hall of St. Johu's, Horsleydo'n, relative to the death of Mr. Henry Clayton, a the son of the well-known printer and nam( al twenty-six, Wisher of that The case excited considerable interest, it being rumoured that the deceased had met with his death through unfair means, and the 'body afterwards placed near the up line of the London and Brighten Railway. John Smith deposed that he was an etnrrinpor in th. service of the Leidon and Brighton Raill;ay On 'Sunday morning last, about a quarter to five, he was driving,a goods train on 'the up line, and 'when about a mile from the Newe.ross-station he oWervecl the body of a man lying near the rails. Witness Tin-weeded fn 'Vow- cross, ana a poet engine was sen purpose of fetching the, body. doiVn t ae lifie fert Oeorme Cookson, night foremah at the Neweross-sta tion, stated that ke proceeded with an engine to the spot menti o aed by Smith, and found the.l7.ody lying as cipAp.rih 7 j AaaF, <so uGat4lll - ,i'll. There was a eep wound on the right .jaw. Witness was of opinion thatdeceasedhad been struck by the fire-box of au engine. The bank - where the body was found was slOpirig. There was no path along the bank, so that any person walking there would b e trespassing. The engines and carriages used a ft er d ar k on Saturday had been examined, but there were no marks of blood upon them. The drivers of the engines had beea questioned, and none had,seen the, deceased. Police:constable Samuel Elsbnry stated that he searched the .body and found 'only one halfpenny in money, a photographic portrait of a young lady, a small quantity of a female's hair, and the address of his (deceased's) father written on a piece of paper. M;. Arthur Clayton having identified the body as that of his brother, deposed that he last saw him on Saturday last, when he called at the printing-office in Bouverie street. Deceased had, up to a short time back; been the manager of his father's business at Chatham, hut latterly he had become of inte m p era t e h a bi ts. On Satur day he was perfectly Sober, and 'witness gave him money to obtain a bed with: Mr. Higgins, a surgeon, proved that the cause of deatla . was a dislocation of the neck. The right jaw was also broken. His opinion was that the deceased was knocked down by an engine and instantly killed. The Coroner, In summing up, stated the - ,jury were in doubt upon the point of- how the deceased came upon the line, they must ,return an open verdict ; but, afte4' some 'consultation, a verdict was returned to the effect that the deceased was accidentally killed. HOLLOWAY'S OINTMENT.—In bad legs, ulcers, scrofulous sores, and glandular swellings, this Ointment operates very gently, but very surely, and with a rapidity that resembles magic. The purifying and curative powers of this marvellous unguent have never been disputed by any one who has given it a fair trial. It contains not a particle of any noxious sub stance, nor is there a case on record in which it has done the slightest harm ' • while there are a u th en ti c reports of innumer able cures effected by it in all countries. It is as mild in its action, as it is powerful and beneficial in its effect. HERRING FISHING.—DUNBAR, AUGUST 29.—Con trary to expectation, the, fishing during last week has been. very light. On ,Xonday the boats fishing to the east returned nearly clean, while to the west good shots 'of from 20 to 40 trans were got, of :excellent quality, which were sold at from 205.. to 225. per cran. Tues day the fishing was pretty general- , --the highest had 20 trans ; prices same as on Monday. A few .crans of sprats were sold .at from 16s. to 1 is. per cran. Wed nesday the fishing Was light, a number of the boati having returned clean ; prices, 21s: to 235. per cran. Thursday's catch.waS also light; prices, 20s. to 235; per Gran. In the evening a storm from the north-east arose after the boats had left the harbour, which . causel most of them to return without shooting their nets. A few boats that brayed the danger , returned on Friday morning with some herrings, one boat having ten barrels ; price 335. per cram The storm still continu ing, none of the boats left their moorings in the even ing, and consequently there was no market on Saturday morning. The weather having improved, and the tides being in better order, it is expected that there will be a good fishing during this week. NEW PitooMS' FOR WATERING, STREETS.---A curious experiment is now, being tried at Lyons for laying the dust in public prOmenades, and has so far been attended with success. A chemist of that City having acciden tally spilt some hydrochloric acid on a terrace of his, found that it hardened the spot on which it hid fallen, and maintained it in a state of permanent moisture. This led him to think that by watering the streets with this acid, the dust on large macadamised roads might be laid, or rather' prevented from rising. Ex periments were first made on the Cours Napoleon, be tween the Rhone and the- Perrache-station. The success was complete, and has also proved durable, the carriage way having now been several months - free from dus, and another experiment is now being made on the Place Bellecour. During the hottest part of the day, the ground, althongh dry and gravelly, has the appearance of being as consistent and damp as if it had been watered half an 'hour before. But as evening approaches the moisture becomes more and more perce-t tible. Every morning the ground is stiffer, and more comfortable- to walk on. This may be easily accounted for; the acid, decomposing the gravel or stone, forms one or several deliquescent salts, which therefore attract the moisture of the air. EXTRAORDINARY CONSPIRACY TO OBTAIN A DIVORCE. —A man, named Durand, went on Monday to the shop of a butcher, in the Route d'ltalie, at Maison Blanche, and the moment he entered, the butcher's wife, without saying a word, stabbed him in the abdomen with a large knife. He was taken to the hospital, but the wound is so serious that he is considered likely to die, and the woman has been arrested. On inquiry,' the explana tion of the strange affair turned out to be thus :—The woman's husband was anxious to obtain legal separa tion from her, and he consulted what is called an, honune d'affaires as to the means of realising his objeCt That person advised him to accuse her of adultery, and he consented. They then went to Durand, who had formerly been in the butcher's service, and offered him money to sign a deposition to the effect that he knew the woman had committed adultery with one o—. The man, however, having no reason to cast such an imputation on her, positively refused.. On Sunday, the homme d'affaires went to hi m , and again pres s ed him, in return for money, to sign the false declaration ; but he again positively refused. The other then forged his signature to the document, and gave the latter to the butcher. At night the butcher picked a quarrel with his wife, accused her of adultery, and said that he had proof of ber guilt in his pocket, and it was with the greatest indignation that she perused the document. The next morning, Dtirand thought right to call on his former mistress to tell her of the plot that existed against her ; but, before he could speak, she stabbed him as described. The woman's husband and the homme d'affaires have been arrested.--Galigitani. MORE AMERICAN •13111.ITALITIES.—It appears that American atrocities are becoming anything but rare occurrences in our harbour. On Monday the sitting magistrates at the South Shields Police-court were engaged in investigating, a charge involving the greatest brutality and savageness against a rough, strong built looking man, named John M'Avory, a native of Bath, New York, and one of the seamen of the barque Chevalier, a Portland, Maine, United States, but now lying anchored in Jarrow Docks. The facts of the case are shortly these. On • Sunday " after noon, as the complainant, James Farrell, a storekeeper at the docks, who appeared in court with his head bound up in bandages, was standing near to . one of the jetties, the prisoner came up to him Sand asked him to go and partake of some drink, which offer was declined. As the prisoner was walking away, he was seen to pick up two half bricks, and was heard at the same time tn Any ••• 411110 w airy , " I'll kill him." The prisoner then went into a pitman's house, and after staying therein a short time, returned a second time to complainant, who was standing still at the same place, and pressed him to go on board the Chevalier to have a glass of grog and some supper. After a deal of persuasion Farrell, unluckily for himself, yielded and went on board; but he had only been there a few minutes before the prisoner, who had only previously gone below deck and changed part of his clothing, came 'and struck him a blow nn the month enmnininnnt_ on asking th e pr i soner what he had done to deserve sach treatment, was again savagely pounced upon, and, to use the words of one of the witnesses, was knocked down " like a bullock." The blow, which was supposed to have been inflicted with some hard sub stance like a brick, caused three severe wounds on the scalp, contused and penetrating to the bone. As 11PAvog was escaping from the vessel, the brute said, "If you do not go on shore, I'll kill you, and heave you over board." Colin Munro, a labourer at this docks, who was an observer of the assault, as he was standing on m i e o f the jetties, corroborated the above facts. Th e w i tness likewise stated that Farrell had a narrow escape from falling into the tfihneaddo.icök andas hennataw,asnr twomonths' jumping ashore, and only saved himself by seizi ng hold of a rope. Th e de fendant impri sonment. The fine w as pa id b y the captain, and the defendant set at liberty, SEPTEMBER 1, 1859. 4uttiligelTrt. SOON'S NGES.—FIRST QUAR., 4th d E TABLE FOR WEEK ENDING SET WIND AT lIOLYIIEAD, Yesterday,W „ „ LIVERPOOL, N Palenar Ann Gr ARRIVED, :kloslem, I HEIGHT' .____-......' '4 Anger-. Quebec I Philomen€ ...Bahia W. B. Travis, Srnith,Galvesta l I w York Ravenscraig, Barron, Prince of the Seasi , Browit, Liberia Melbourne Golden Cross, Davic Sarah Pabia'3r, Reid, Calcutta Ne May Queen, Whyte Bahia Anne Mary Texas Paraiba FOREIGN PORTS Zephyr, and Mystery, hence at Rio Janeiro. Byron, and Sappho, hence at Bahia. Thebes, fr in Sunderland at Rio, damaged. • Bombay Packet, hence at Bahia for Rio ; mastersick.- 4 Duke of Wellington, and Rajah o f C oc hi n, b ot h h en ce " Calcutta. Candia (ss), from Suez at Calcutta July 29. Symmetry, Rogers, from Bassien, and Africa, Manning, f r°lll Java, both at St. Helena. Alliance, at Bombay. Anne Baldwin, hence at Valparaiso, and sailed for Caldera• Macduff, from Coronet ; Q ueen o f M ay, and Favourite, fro , Callao ; Breadalbane, f rom N ew Zealand; J;'Mumford, ff_t Talcahuano ; Magellan, from S wansea; A nna Maria ; and D'd Jackson, from London; all at Valpararie. - Derwent, Moat, hence at Antigua. Albion, hence off Antigua for Mexico. Araxes (ss), Horsfall, Ilene at Alexandretta Christina (ss), Mansfield, from Beyrout, hence, both at Alexandretta. Turia (ss), Devesa, from Barcelona at Dania. Balbec (ss), and Powerful, Harrowby, both at Havre John and Jenefer, Ellery, hence at Antwerp. Elise, Stromstadt, hence at Swin r unde. Albatross, St owhass, hence at Danzic. Euphrosyne, from Odessa and Constantinople at Gibr. -10( Aug. 18, and cleared for Cork. Eludia, Parry, from Gioja a t Gib ra lt ar A ug. 19. and clear et! for Cork and R. Brow°, Flora, Welham, from Smyrna at Gibraltar Aug. 19, 3 d cleared for Cork. • B Mai Aug. 17 Gipsy, Jenkins, from Girgenti at Gibraltar Aug. 19, a -- •ed for Queenstown. cleared at Gibraltar for Mazagan Aug. 15. •et Jones, Rogers, cleared at Gibraltar for Alaiag Puella, cleared at Gibraltar for Mazagan Aug Tiber (ss), from Palermo at Messina Aug. 16. Jenny Jones, from Cardiff at Messina Aug. 18 Imogene, from Marseilles at Messina Aug. 19. Corinthian (ss), from Corfu at Patras Aug. 9. SPOKEN Glencairn (ship), bound west, in lat. 49 N., lon. 12 W., An,. 29, by the Anne Gtay, from Quebec at Liverpool; wish be reported. Susan (schooner), from Glasgow for Cienfugos, in lat. 2- ;~ lon. 35 W., July 29. £lOO a year sh brig), from Akyab, in lat. 41 N., lon. 1 2 /14 August 25, • John Barbour (ship), outward-bound, in lat. 49 N lon. 8 W August 27. Augusta and Melme (Bremen barque), Bassien for Cowes, ill lat. 24 S., lon. 51 E., May 27. Thomas Ritchie (ship), Rangoon for London, in lat. 35 S., 10. ' 21 E., May 20. Hansted (Dutch barque), B ass i en f or R ot t er d am, in la t . S•r 21 E:, May 20. Coronella (z August 3, ship), Akyab for Falmouth, in lat. 28 N., ion. 391 f Louisa (Bremen ship), B om b ay f or Falmouth, in lat. 0. lon. 29 W., August 4. in 44 Mary Hardy (ship), Barbadoes for th e Channel, lat. 14 ' ion. 24 W:, August 16. Constance, hence for Barbadoes, in lat. 22 N., lon. 35 July 24. Lelia, for Boston, in lat. 43 N. lon. 62 W., Aug. 16. Aurora, in lat. 51 N.. lon. 7 W., Aug. 20. Kalamazoo, in lat. 45 N., lon. 22 W., Aug. 15. Symmetry, is lat. 31 July 26.. Rhine, in lat. 46 N., km. 57 W., Aug. 14. Powerful, Aug. 25. Argo, Singapore for Cork, in lat. 34 N., lon. 43 W., Aug. 1 OUTPORTS DEAL, Aug. 31.—Anchored and passed: Dudon, Calcutt z London Emilv,`London to Cape of Good Hope ; ragona to London ; Arizona, Havaaa to London ; Progress::, - ; Lawrence to London ; J. F. Cha a ma n , S agauray to Landn. Merrimac, Shields to Rio Janei ro ; D uc h ess o f Brabant, A" - r ; werp to Constantinople ; Freeman, Frankheld to Houtielicio Moldavian, Shields to Cape of Good Hope ; Colonsay, L OP , to to Sydney; Remark, London to Mauritius ; Zaire, Londo; r3 , Lisbon; Catherine and Mary, Shields to Cork; Augusta ,o tenbach, Calcutta- to Landon ; Northumberland, Bomba&,, T.nntinn • Pilnt beach ; Emperor, Cape of Good Hope tw London Reve s , • Demerara to London; City of D ur h am , C eylon to Lond°l; Magnus, Colombo to London ; Berwick Walls, China to . 1 1 00 don ; Avon, Melbourne to London; Duncan Dunbar, Luou ‘l .„ to Sydney ; Adolphus,'Mose to Caen ; Amendin e , S un deriiw to Conseles ; Reverseo, Shields to Seville. GRAVESEND, Aug. 30.—Arrived : Lord Lake, from Guernsey' Sir Colin Campbell, Mauritius; Botarier, Rotterdam ; Richaadson, Danzic ; Catalina, Worcum; Daniel Rankin, ; cutta ; Mermaid, and Jubilee, Guernsey ; Endricht, Word; Lillhabbe, Bremen; Sir R. Peel, Dunkirk ; F avour it e , CaP r Meteor, Colombo; Avon, Melbourne; Berwick Walls, ShO t t o r hae ; New York Packet, Jamaica. Sailed: Stadt Dordricib Dordt; Colroon, Sydney; Alice Droubet, Bombay. BELFAST, August 30.—Arrived : Tri Fratelli, from Ib J Wind, N.N.W. Blowing strong. WATERFORD, August 31.—Arrived: Courier, from Mil { o d, H.M.S. Alma (cutter). S a il e d : S pee d y, f or Newport. " N.W. aS ' GREENOCK, August 3l.—Arrived : Bravo, Prioux, m tg e from Liverpool, for Q u= b ec, pu t back leaky ;Je re, Miller, from Liverpool, for St. Mary's (N.S.), put back for pairs ; Maria, from Macao. QUEENSTOWN, Aug us t 31.—Arrived: Brechin Castle, frO .0; Rangoon ; Sapply, Cadi z , f or C ork ; Franks, Pr ialc a , o ; Catherina, Riga, for Cork. Sailed : Marian, f o r Hambill'. Empress of India, Li ver p oo l ; Ocean Queen, Giouce'' er Wind, N.W. Fresh; tine. KINGSTOWN, Aug. .31. —Arrived : Commodore, from Saffettg. MARITIME EXTRACTS. Lady Gordon , from Dalhousie, was ran foul of to-cI3.Y bf -J -. DUBLIN , Wednesday.—The Sappho, of Plymouth, 11 1 Liverpool for Odessa, put into Kingsto wn h ar b our l ea ky, , "- loss of foreyard. The Angu;ta Wattenbach, from Calcutta to London, 1 3 joie Deal yesterday, at 2 p.m., with maintopmast gone, and and mainmasts fished. Telegraphic news from Calcutta announces a terrible cyc, t el km the 26th of July. T wo s t eamers and many v e ssels re P°4 *reeked. The Bona Dea, from Moulmein for the United King abandoned 6th June; crew picked up by the Oxus arrived at St. Helena loin!;. 0 , and I'l roc v The F. E. Schultz, fr om T roon for Bahia, struck on the e near Irvine on T ues d a y mornmg, and is likely to beco t. total wreck. e BAHIA, August 12.—The Windsor Castle, f rom Neweas f 0 Aden, foundered.; crew arrived here. The Langortf o Lir t.u.ny. Lost August 1. The Bella Fortuna, from Rio bon, has put in here leaky, and been condemned. The nia, hence to Bombay, arrived here dismantled. SoLva, Aug. 25.—The Beatrice, from Cardiff for Linerp having struck on the South Bish o p; w h er 6 . she reciaineu , r ool: a boat ftom the shore with assistance arrived, and after t ycl': ing part of her cargo overboard, she was got oil% 1 d agent haVing examined h er b o tt om , f oun d i t not so h', thought she might nronpea BIRTHS Itli pb On the 29th ultimo, the w if e o f M r . G eorge E yre , r of a daughter, who died shortly after birth. On the 29th ultimo. at the Pri or y, E ver t on, near Liver° the wife of Antheny W. Chalmers, Esq., of a daughter. On the daughter 29th ultimo, the Hon. Mks. Edga.r Drummond, MARRIAGES, or , by the 11,itl „ iol On the 21st July, at Wisby, in SwE Hawden, Esq., of Dean-house, Halifax, to Windela second daughter of the late George Nicholas Bonner, x" WisbY. On the 23rd ultimo, at Douglas, Isle of Man Count Oberndorif, eldest son of the Count o f Ob er ndorff, Reg' t erlf, arc , Bavaria ' to Amelia Maria, wid ow o f h e l a t e . LesleVat ) ander, Esq., F.P. and D.L., of th e county o f L on donderr y ' daughter of the late Col. Thos. Bates m O Gc n ia t i h o e ch 2 , 4tp . Raultm.,aimo,yant Tillir E rn sq d . e , an to , 51 Gr a e r 7 , oe da k u , gbnyttehess;ivDee L. Grieve, Esa On the 29th ultimo, at Winteringham • ito bir Lincolnslures:ie4 miner irempie, of Marshall Fowler, of Preston-hall in the county narrister-at-iair 0 % 1 Ite Esq., to Anne Agnes, daughter of the late Hon. and Henry David Erskine, Dean of Ripon. the On ite ih v e . 2j6amth.eusltim DEATHS. fnrc plij a fe i: vonr Layton,oat •SlawteinborfooskandPwarsoich7Len,t,Oicri,w; year. u triffie'.. On the 26th u lti mo, at h i s residence, Blackwoo d, p shire, George Dougal, Eso te t r - - - __ 29th ultimo, a t Upt on -h ouse , 3lanchest er, 3-' er r Fairbairn, fourth son of Willi am F a i r b a i rn , Esq., _. rear of his age, So. " Printed for the Proprietor, by W I LLIAM Gaffrirt,_,° f Tool o i Brownlow-street, in the Parish of Liverpool, an d ~c •o rtoi" SUMNER MeGnm, of No.lo. St. Chrysostom-street, in the Parish of West Derby, at 40, Leigh-Stree, t z scow Parish of Liverp oo l, an d P u bli s h e d by them at . 1 "' Jolus-street, in the aforesaie Parise c..! Liverpool. SEPT. /, 1658. I ' E Z lg L r~C 144 k, 4k,„ " tt