The Northern Daily Times. — Liverpool, Merseyside, England, 1853-10-14 00:00:00

The Court sat as usual at ten o'clock yesterday. RUDD AND BENSON V. FAIRCLOUGIi. —This was an action in which the plaintiffs sought to recover £2l 10s., the amount of one month's interest at 121 per cent. upon £2OOO lent the brother of the defendant by the plaintiffs. The plaintiffs were William Thomas Rudd, manager of the Woodside ferry, and Robert Benson, of Cockermouth ; and John Walsh Fairclough the defendant. Mr. Aspinall ap peared for the plaintiffs, and Mr. Blair for the defendant. It appeared that a sum of £2OOO was lent to the brother of the defendant, who had since become bankrupt. Defendant was one of several sureties, who had agreed by a covenant that the principal should be paid upon the 16th of October, 1857, and that in the meantime interest at the rate of 12i per cent. should be paid by monthly instalments. The deed was produced, and its execution proved, by the attesting wit nesses. Mr. Rudd was then himself examined, and deposed to the negociations which ended in the lending of the money to the brother of the defendant, and the drawing up of the deed which had been produced. Mr. Blair then raised a legal question, contending that the plaintiff, in order to bring his action in the County Court, should abandon the re mainder of the principal and interest, as he was not allowed by law to split his claim into several claims, for the purpose of enabling him to bring an action in that Court. He con tended that if Mr. Aspinall did not, on behalf of the de fendant, consent to abandon the remainder of his claim, the action did not come within the jurisdiction of the Court. Mr. Blair argued the question at considerable length, and cited several legal authorities to support his views. Mr. Aspinall contended that the objection was premature, and that the point could not be raised until the plaintiff actually split his claim by bringing a second action. It would be quite a different thing if a man came into that Court and said that he had a certain demand for which he chose to bring several actions in that Court instead of going into the superior Court, and therefore professed that he intended, to divide the claim into parts, in order to bring it within the jurisdiction of that Court. If the counsel for the defence asked the plaintiff whether the defendant did not actually owe him more, and then got out of him that at some future time there might by possibility be a further claim against defendant fo - r something else, that was not sufficient to en title him to object on the ground that the action was split. The objection, if it lay in that case at all, could not possibly , arise until another action was brought. The question hav ing been argued at some length upon both sides, the Court said, that as the question which had been raised was one of considerable importance, he should reserve giving a decision for the present. Judgment in the case was therefore re served until the next sitting of the court. Me.Nmais . v. LurrnELL.—This was an action brought by John Mc.Nellan, in the employment of Mr. Smart; of Duke-street, brewer, against Richard Luttrel, of Salisbury street, licensed-victualler, to recover £l2 125., the value of four casks of Alloa ale, at £3 3s. each, supplied to the de fendant at his order, Mr. Hime appeared for the plaintiff, and Mr. Wheeler for the defendant. The order and delivery of the ale were proved upon behalf of the plaintiff. On the part of the defendant it was alleged that the ale was delivered in bad condition, and that one of the casks was leaky. Mr. .Luttrel was examined and deposed that he received the ale in January, and that he tapped the first barrel about the latter end of. February, when he found it was quite sour. The plaintiff called about a fortnight after, and witness told him that the ale was bad. The plaintiff tasted it, and said it would mend by keeping. Several times after the plaintiff called, and would not drink his own ale. Customers would not take it at one penny a glass. One of the casks also leaked. Defendant stated that he called at Mr. Smart's office several times, but did not see him. He was told to see Mr. Smart, but he did not do so, only leaving a message at the office. On cross-examination the defendant stated that he was not aware the ale required to have a apigot put into it occasionally to prevent fermentation. Witnesses were called to prove that one of the casks leaked, and that the condition of the ale was sour.—His Hoison said the defend ant should have sent back the ale, instead of keeping it for a length of time, and pronounced a verdict for the plaintiff. CORNFORTII V. CLAUS.—Mr. Roby appeared for the plain tiff, Mr. Cornforth, who was a broker, and sought to recover the sum of £22 ls. 6d., as commission upon having effected a charter upon a vessel called the " Conisbrook,' for the defendant, Mr. George Claus, an extensive shipowner, at 2i per cent. Mr. Roby stated that the vessel was to sail from Liverpool to Savannah, with cotton, and return to Liver pool. The vessel was lost upon her passage out, but there was an express agreement that the commission should be paid, and no reference made to the fate of the vessel. Mr. Aspinall appeared for the defence. The plaintiff was exa mined and deposed that the usual brokerage charged was 5 per cent., but after drawing up the charter Claus prevailed upon him to agree to receive 24 per cent., which he did in the hope of getting more business from Mr. Claus. Re ceived small sums upon account from Mr. Claus, amounting to £6. Mr. Claus said the outfit of the ship was very heavy, and asked plaintiff to wait for the remainder of the money until her return. The only reason he subsequently assigned for not paying the money was, that the vessel was lost, and that, therefore, he was not bound to pay. Mr. Wright and Mr. Haskeyne, brokers, were examined to prove that it was usual to pay the commission even in the event of the vessel being lost. On the part of the defendant it was contended that the commission was not to be paid except upon the arrival of the vessel. A document was handed in signed by Mr. Cornforth, in the following words :—" I have receiv ed from Messrs. Claus and Co. thesum of £2, which, together with £4 previously received, makes £6, on account of com mission of the home charter of the ship Conisbrook, the re mainder not to become payable until after the arrival and loading of the said vessel at Savannah." The question in volved having been argued at considerable length on both sides, his HONOR said—l am of opinion that I need not' call upon Mr. Aspinall for the rest of the evidence. I think that Mr. Cornforth, when he signed the document, rendered the matter sufficiently doubtful to justify me in saying that he is not entitled to recover. There is likely to be conflicting evi dence with regard to the striking out of the words " the commission of 21 per cent. due to William Cornforth, on the signing of the charter," and I at present give no opinion at all upon that part of the case. But I think the mewling may be gathered from the very nature of the document. Ordinarily the charter party would be signed at the place from which the vessel was to sail. The parties were in Liverpool, from which the vessel was to sail, and were making a charter party for a voyage to commence back again from Savannah. Ido not think it is necessary to decide at all the question of custom as regards the loss of the vessel, but I find that (the charter party being signed on the 24th of November, 1852) on the 19th of January, 1853, thi s was Mr. Cornforth's own explanation of the circumstances in which he then stood. (His Honor here read the document given above.) Now, either that document is a variation of the original contract, made under circumstances wherein Mr. Cornforth has been paid certain money, which he was not likely to receive at the time, or it is his explanation of the original contract ; one or the other. Whichever I take it to be—whether a variation of the original contract, made by him (it that be possible under the circumstances), or, which I am rather inclined to think, his own explanation of the original contract—l take it that the word "due" must have referred to the loading of the vessel at Savannah. There fore I do not think I am called upon, in justice to the parties, to enter into an investigation which must be ex tremely painful, and must tend to results which could not be agreeable to one or other of the gentlemen. I would rather fall back upon the plaintiff's own act, and adopt the expla nation which he gave in January, 1853, after some two or three months' time to think over it, and repeated applications for money. As, therefore, the contingency specified never has happened, and the vessel never did arrive or load at Sa vannah, and as.that is the condition which Mr. Cornforth himself in this document admits should occur before he was to be paid the remainder of the money, I shall say that he is not entitled to recover it. BOYD V. MONDELL AND WILSON.—Mr. Aspinall appeared for the plaintiff, and Mr. Blair for the defendants. Mr. Aspinall stated that the plaintiff was engaged as mate on board the vessel Elizabeth Archer, to make a voyage from Liverpool to some ports in South America. One of the defendants, Mr. Wilson, who was part owner of the vessel, Was also captain of her. There was no doubt but the plain tiff performed his duty properly upon the whole, and was entitled to the amount of his wages, viz., £47 15s. The only ground upon which his claim was resisted was, that certain cases of cutlery which were put into the vessel at Liver pool had been lost somewhereupan the voyage,but it would be shewn that the plaintiff had taken all the care of them_ which he was bound to do. It appeared that a portion of the cargo had to be landed at one of the ports before reach ing he other, and the ,goods were therefore exposed about the deck, and the natives, who were generally round the vessel, might, if they were thievishly disposed, have carried them off. It also would appear that the captain had taken out some goods of his own, to which he was attending rather than to the others. There might of course be many other ways in which the goods might have been lost ; but Mr. Aspinall contended that the mate was in no way responsible for them, having done all that his duty required. The mate and other witnesses were examined to prove the facts alleged. Mr. Blair contended, upon behalf of the defendants, that according to the custom of the trade, the mate was re sponsible for the loss of the goods, and his clients entitled to withhold his wages. The captain of the vessel Was examined to prove that the custom of the trade was, that all deficiencies in goods should be supplied out of the wages of the officer who had charge of them, and that, in the present case, the mate alone had the entira charge of receiving and delivering the goods in question. The witness admitted that he had smuggled goods on shore:when the vessel was in the South American ports, which he stated was done in every Spanish port, but denied positively that he had ever taken the missing articles on shore. Further evidence was given to chew the liability of the officer in charge to have the amount of any loss occurring in the cargo supplied out of his wages. Mr. Joseph Mendell, one of the defendants, deposed that it was to his own knowledge the custom of the trade to make such reductions. On cross examination by Mr. Aspinall, the witness stated that the ma t e was considered liable to the captain, and the captain to the owners. His HONOR : I am of opinion that the evidence does not make out the case. The statements of some of the witnesses go to prove that any deficiency what ever, from pirates or storms even, are supplied ou t o f th e i r wages. It is quite manifest that they cannot mean that. What they . mean, although they do not say it, is any deficiency in the care, arising from short delivery, and which short delivery is not accounted for, by any cause known to the parties. It is impossible to take the meaning of these witnesses in its general sense. Mr Mondell states that the custom is that the mate is not liable to any one but the captain, and the captain to the owners ; therefore the custom as he states it does ne t t actually extend to the mate at all. This places it in a perfectly distinct view. But I think, without going into the question at all, that when the parties have put their names to a document in which they make certain arrangements of their own, even if the custom was made out to be a general one, they did not act upon it, but acted upon that to which they signed their names, and intended to limit the right of deducting from the wages to that which is specified there, any loss occurring from em bezzlement or wilful destruction to any part of the cargo. Ido not think the case sustained. It must be understood, however, that I say nothing regarding the common law. right of the owners to receive dimage - for negligent loss, which is not at all touched upon by the verdict given in this case. The court then decided in favour of the plaintiff, ordering that the money should be paid into court to abide the result of the action, which it was intimated that the defendants intended to bring. No other case of importance was heard up to the rising of the Court. COUNTY COURT.- YESTERDAY, POLICE COURT. Y ESTERDAY , PASSING BASE HALF-CROWNS. —Robert Hales was charged by officers 421 and 665, with uttering two base half-crowns yesterday morning, between the hours of one and three o'clock, and with having in his possession twenty nine half crowns. Eliza Laycock disposed that about half-past two o'clock, prisoner, with two other men, came into her oyster cellar, at Copperas-hill, and tendered her a half-crown, in payment for six penny worth of oysters. She had some suspicion that the half-crown was bad, and refused it, upon which prisoner gave a good sixpence ; prisoner then said if she would change the half-crown, he would take six-penny worth more, whereupon her husband, who was in the snug, said he would do so. When prisoner got his change, he asked witness at what time the Glasgow haat would sail, and witness said she did not know, but that if he went to Swan's public house which kept open all night, he could see the papers there, and they would probably give him the necessary information. The men then went out, and witness immediately tried the half-crown, which her husband had taken, and found it was bad ; she immediately followed, the men to the public house, where she had directed them, and there gave the prisoner in charge to the officer. Mrs. Pul fer, who keeps a public house in Bolton-street, also came forward. She had, upon the same morning, taken two base half crowns from three men, answering to the description of the prisoner and his companions, but she could not identify the prisoner. Officer 665 deposed that he arrested the pri soner and another man, whom Mrs. Laycock could not iden tify. Immediately on arresting him, the prisoner drew two parcels out of his pocket and threw them behind him, and on picking them up, he found one parcel contained 14 and the other 15 base half crowns. The prisoner, in his defence, said he came from Birmingham, from whence he could pro cure a good character. The magistrate said character would avail him little at present, as this was a -very clear case, and he should send it for trial to the sessions. The half crowns produced were extremely well executed; they were of two different issues, one bearing date 1836, the other 1846. ILLEGALLY PAWNING.—Mary Lynch, and Jane Williams (remanded from Wednesday) were again brought up on a charge of illegally pawning boots, stolen from the shop of Mr. Roberts, Pitt-street. It appeared that the prisoners came into his shop; and, choosing a pair of shoes, paid one shilling upon them as a deposit. After they had left the shop, witness missed a pair of boots,, and suspecting pri soners, who were in the habit of visiting his shop, he got a policeman to watch them until he saw them go into the pawn shop of Mr. Ilyam, Dickenson-street; the officer there arrested both prisoners, and on the person of Lynch he found two pairs of boots, the property of the prisoner. An other pair, identified by him, was pawned by the same per sons for three shillings. The magistrate said he was not satisfied with the evidence against Jane Williams, and she should therefore be discharged. The case against Lynch was clear, and she should therefore be ordered to pay three shillings, the value of the property, with 20s. fine, or in de fault be imprisoned for one month.—James Mallet was charged with illegally pawning a pair of black cloth trowsers and a black shooting coat, which Henry Overton intrusted to his care, on Thursday week, to carry to the Southport Station. Mr. Mason, of Brownlow-hill, pawnbroker, proved that the prisoner pledged the clothes. Prisoner had been committed before for a similar offence. He was ordered to pay ten shillings, the value of the article, and £2 10s. fine, or be imprisoned for two months. STEALING ROPES.— John Lindon was sentenced to 7 days, imprisonment for stealing ropes on Wednesday evening, from the ship " Post-boy,' lying in George's-dock. He had been previously committed six times. FLEECING A SAILOR.—Ann Connors, an elderly woman, was charged with being concerned between 12 and 1 yester day morning, in robbing a seaman named Saunders Mc Clusky, of twenty-one sovereigns, in a house in Eldon-street. Prosecutor said he had accompanied a female there after leaving a singing-room, and was a little in liquor; after some time he fell asleep, and was awakened by feeling a hand in his pocket. On complaining of losing his money, the prisoner assisted, in tumine him nut. a the 11117ISP TT. ..11.,1 an officer (312), and had the woman arrested. He had that day changed 125 dollars into English gold. On the part of the prisoner, it was attempted to be shewn that she was not in the house when the robbery was committed, ultimately the case was remanded to produce further evidence. CHARGE OF ASSAVLT AGAINST A POLICEMAN.—Officer 711 (Edward Davies) was charged by James Bannon, a flatman, with assaulting him at a quarter to four on Sunday morning. He left his house to go to work. In Bannister street he met two men, and in a short time afterwards the defendant, with another officer, came up, when th e officer ordered the two men away, and 711 asked com plainant where he was going? "To work," was the reply. " Work be d-d, this is Sunday morning," said 711, and immediately after struck the complainant with his baton on the eye, ear, and arm. The foreman of the flats deposed to the good and sober character of complainant, and to the danger to the flats that might have occurred by the delay he met with. Officers 465 and 320 deposed to very bad conduct on the part of the complainant during the whole of that morn ing ; and also swore. that it was only three o'clock when complainant first came up to the defendant, when he took his number, and charged him with this assault. The poli ceman charged complaiant with being drunk, but the minute-book described him as sober when making the charge. The police stated that Bannister-street was the most awful district in the town, and that this man only trumped up this charge to excuse himself for neglect in not going to his work at` a. pro per time. The case was ultimately postponed till this day, for the testimony of the inspector, that the discrepancy as to time might be cleared up, and as to the identity of the prisoner. CORN-PORTERS' ASSOCIATION. ON Wednesday evening, the general quarterly meeting of this body was held at Bispham-si;reet. The chair was taken by Mr. NICHOLAS KELLY. The Secretary read the financial statement of the body, from which it appeared that the funds on hand, after paying every claim made on the Society, amounted to £l4 12s. Bd. Mr. CULLEN moved, and Mr. BETtNEY seconded a motion, that the statement of the accounts, &c., be adopted by the meeting, which was carried unanimously. Mr. 'Moses CULLEN said, before the meeting proceeded to the election of officers, he would make a few remarks, and he felt it his duty to do so, in consequence of the present prosperous state of the association, when compared with the time they had commenced ; and also, the happy prospect which he saw before the body. (Hear, 'hear). When the association was first started they had not much to encourage them, unless that they had truth and justice on their side, and with such claims they came before the public for sup port. (Hear, hear). They (the Corn-porters) laid their cause before the public, and the result was that their fair and just claims were considered by the merchants—the men stood up as honest men before the public—they were recog nised by the merchants, they had public sympathy, and above all, they had the powerful aid of the press with them. (Cheers). If theileause was not a good cause, they would not have such assistance with them, and that showed they were right. (Hear, hear). The prospects before them were even better, for if they had been so prosperous during the last three months, why, they might with confidence look for brighter prospects for the three months to come. (Hear, hear). They would work gond men for a good cause and whilst they had the aid and the assistance alluded to, they need not fear of being successful. It was not an ille gal combination, for if it had been, they would not have had any support. They did not proceed in the dark—they did their work in the open fair of day, and before the public ; they did not offer insult to any one. They (the porters) did not rush headlong against the inte rests of the merchants, and their own, but they told their wrongs, which were redressed, and then they bowed 're spectfully to the decision of the merchants. (Cheers.) There was no man connected with any corn warehouse in Liver pool who need be ashamed of belonging . to the association— it was based on true and] legal principles, and under the sanction and superintendence of one of her Majesty's —(hear,officers hear)—and he was happy to say, that in the re cords erime in Liverpool, there was not, he believed, a single instance of any ono belonging to the Society charged with crime of any description. (Cheers.) He hoped this state of things would continue, and that as heretofore the best understanding would continue between the merchants and the men. At the next meeting, he said, the association would have a bank book, and a considerable sum of money to their credit. (Cheers.) Officers were then elected for the current quarter, and Mr. Nicholas Kelly was unani mously chosen as president. In returning thanks, Mr. Kelly said he was very glad to see such an amalgamation of the men for the general good of the whole body. 'The employers now knew that they had good men upon whom they could depend, and when foreign merchants came to this great town, the Liverpool merchants could with pride, point to the sober, industrious, and intelligent class of men whom they employed, and say to the foreig,nmerchant—The:Fe are the men in whom we confide—they have charge of our pro perty—we place unbounded confidence in them, and they have never deceived us." (Cheers.)—Votes of thanks were then passed to the corn merchants, the press, &c. Mr. Keating was chosen as treasurer for the next 3 months ; and the usual vote having been given to the Chairman, the meeting separated. THE NORTHERN DAILY TIMES. DOCK DIRECTORY. BIRKENHEAD. Coringa 250 Hall, Schwabe or Baker .. E 6 Chebucto 408 Russell, T Bankier or Tyrers EO Amoy, enna .. .. .. .. 0 Clan Gregor 912 Carmichael, Ashley &Co .. wl Athalia, 42, --, .. .. 0 Campbell 219 Dixon, F. Wilson and Co .. s Adelaide 74 Beand, S Moore or Glynn .. 0 Devonport 767 Colburn, , .. .. .W 8 Atlantic, 366, Hughes, J. Carmichael .. 0 Duke of Wellington 478 —Gladstone & Coo Cotener 305 Nicholas, Preston & Watson 0 Dement, 220 Bell, A. Crook &Co .. .. wl Courier 200, Haaighorst, J Barbour .. 0 Elizabeth Antoinette 781 Beste, J W Fair. 0 Eclipse 68 Gi11... .. .. .. .. .. • • dough or Bahr &Co .. .. .. .. 0 Ethiope (s) 80 cornett, Jamieson Brothers 0 Elix. Archer 383 Wilson, J Mondel or Imrie a Fanny 65 Anderson,. ... .: _.. .. .• 0 Esk 217 Peters, T& .1 Brocklebank .. a , .... .. _ Gautemala 489 Nightingale, J Prowse .. 0 Eagle 199 Sister J. Mondel 0 .. Grafton 77 Martin, IV Cuthbert.. ... .. 0 Eucles, 350 Anderson .. .. .. .. .. s George 137 Parnell, Preston & Watson .. 0 Favourite 277 Webster, J Mondel .. .. s George.4l7 Mackie, L amport .. • • 0 Frolic. 27, Hughes .. .. .. 0 Harmonia 186 Banovick, Preston and Co 0 Gertrudio 226 Sato, J T Nickols .. .. 0 1 Helm 383 Lisano, Preston and Watson .. 0 Glendalough 1076 Howson, SR. Graves .. E9 ' Hope, 323, Fortune, Sutee &Co .. .. 0 Hibernia 21 5 Kelly.. .. .. .. .. .. N Julius, 118 Pedershn, .. .. 0 Iris 241 Ybara, Cotesworth &Co or Oleaga E Kelsiek Wood 234 Higgins • • .. 0 Johnstone 478 King .. .. w 5 .. Knight 450, Bradshaw, E. Bates.. .. .. Julie Unzeta 535 Tyrers, or W. Nicol.. .. 0 Laura 327 Dambrell, Cotesworth and Co.. 0 Jesefa Juan 400 Ogimaga, Partridge &Co 4 Liffey 144 Kendrick, E. Rae .. .. . .. s John Rilson 305 Tiffon, T Bell .. .. .. w 8 Medium, 190 Kay, S. Williamson.. _._ • • 6 Jesus 728 Omar, Partridge &Co .. .. E illelite, 247, Debairo, Ginnacopulo & C 0... OlLoodicinnah 744' 3l'Donn'ell , Moriana Whitburn .. 0 Lalla 175 Todd, Wilson and - Dawson.. Preciosa 240 Schweigaar d, D E Gauwin Liffey 262 Havelock, J Booker or Poole & Solva ISO Lofgren, Bahr & Co . Speed, 73, Mackie, Gram, & Co Swan, 79, Garratt .. , Swan 167-, Redhead, .. , Sultan 931 Brown, S R Graves . 0 Louisa 202 Kite, J Longton or G Simpson Ep 0 Lavinia 308 Tindle , H Smith &Co .. 3 0 Liverpool 341 Mondel, J. B. Yates .. w 3 0 Matilda, 318 M`Phun .. 0 •• • • • • s• Vesta 320 Smith, D E Gauwin .. • . E ltiadis 674 Henry, JS de Wolf .. 0 William and Mary 59 Irving .. • Nv Minesota, Allen .. 0 Nottingham 443 Ball, Imirie & Co .. N HIISKISSON. Nyverheid 233 Steyn Vos &Co 1.. .. z 4 Osprey, 465, Willeston .. 0 ersia 66g -, Robertson & Co, or Imrie erla 392 J Aikin or F de Oleaga E 9 Queen Slab 394, Lamb, Wm. Rotherham i ßanee 640, L. H. Macintyie.. E Rover 317 Cole, Cotesworth &Co or Pearce 0 Rosina 448 Cotesworth or Cuthbert .. E 8 Ranger 304 Kirkby, Crabtree &Co .. Roxana 273 Spittal, Bahr & Co .. 0 s Seraphina 299 Orr, Cotesworth & Co.. .. E 3 N Simeon Hardy, 232 Belchur .. 0 Somorrostro 290 -, Partridge or Baker E 4 s Sea Snake 435 Gilbert, Kelso, or Lewis &Co E Salibeen, 306 White, Cotesworth & Co .. w Sobraon 579 Griffiths, H Schwabe or S E 4 , Swordfish, 345 Goble .. w 7 Baker .. 0 Symmetry 407, Aiticsnhead. Pattinson & Co. 0 Ystroom 050 steenueld, Millers & Partridge E 7 Blair 83 Owens Intrinsic 657 M'Farlane, R. Kirk .. James M'Henry, 1777, Creighton, M'Henry Jessie, 162 Phillips, D. Cannon Sons &Co 0 Shooting Star 1362, Mc Calmont &Co .. a SANDON. Briseis 1441 Erown, Gibbs, Bright, & Co. Delganny gog Hogg, Beasley and Colly . Flora, 94, Waters .. Leopard, 299, Biehard Lusitania (s.s.) 1100 Broome, .. . Orion, 120, Goodwin, J. E. Greenwood . Palermo, 325 Clough .. . Wolfe 1263 Crerar, It Morrow, Son & Co. GEORGE'S rbt gortbrrn Eiativ Etines Sbipping Eist. WATE R L 00. Emma, 115, Donald, W Clark, Glasgow Maid of Erin, 83, Finnigan, Glasgow Sylph, 123, M`Lean, Glasgow Scotland, Halswell, 73, Taylor, Maywood & Co Bridge- Robert 6. Mary, 57, Evans, J J Day, Newport water VICTORIA. Rosina, 91, Daniels, J J Day, Newport ALBERT. --, Africa HUSIC ISSON. Golden Age, (s), 3000, Porter, Thomson Sb Arctic, (s), 2500, Lime, 131.° " -- ' GEORGES. I Eluzai, 87, Phillips, Nevcpg • Merlin, - Hint Milford Packet, le Medea, Michaels, 100 Post Boy, ----, C e P ers i an , Barton, P R R e e a l n e t e h7e ,u_Fr Bare Triton, Triton, Smith, Char.., Topaz, DS'Neill, Tyro, Lloyd, Lisbont Vivid, Cain, N Jwlone3o Young Gipsy, WtLLINGTON, Albatross, 1 020 Gere's, Gibbs Bright & Co. iv Araminta 345 Yearon. I) Cannon and Son.. s Boomerang 1823 Flaherty, R Carter Brothers 99 Sitler .. Calhoun 1749, Trueman, C. Grimshaw s Cassandra, 215, Popplewell, Strong & Reid 0 Johan Lange 1352 Lambe, • . N Messenger 84, Jones, .1 J Day .. ~ 0 Pallas, 236, Palmck, Barr & Co .. .. Phoebe (ss) 397, Brannen, Pappayni & Co.. w. I iguot 1142 Kilpatrick, Focke add Boult N Susan Rinks, 782, Gay, Foueke & Boult 0 Teia 344 Antonia, McNair and Guam s .. s l l Albert, 300 Fortin, D. E. Gawir,.. .. .. w !Artistic 304 Edwards, Tyrers or Ashley Brs w Bijou 107 Long, Cotesworth &Co .. ~w 6 Constance 150 Arano, Partridge &Co .. • 0 Cruiser, 41 Kirmods .. . • .. 0 Dolores 130 —, Partridge & Co or Kelso 0 Eigen 135 Jones, Heyn &Co .. .. a 6 Eblana 122 Roper, Lamport or Zwilchenbart iv Eliza, 42, Williama, N. Treweek .. 0 Eliza, 178, , .. Eliza Bell, 209, Pailieson; H. Kellick.. .. Eleanor Chapman 330 Gales .. ... 0 Empress, 136 Nott, W. Tartet .. .. 0 Acorn 94, Thompson .. .. • • 0 Escocase —, De Ansoleaga .. 0 Aeron Maid, 76 Williams .. • • • 0 Harmony 56 Frame, Wilson &Co .. 0 Allan 928 Mc Arthur, Rankin and Co, Anna, 99 Owens, Welch and Co .. .. .. 0 .... o s H Hannah enry H o E lm as e t : , e 227 a Collins, E Eastee .. 0 Ann Musgrave, 48, ;Wright .. • • 0 Hugh Block 231 Abbot, Tyrers or Bahr &Co w British Trader, —, W White .. Caroline and Mary Clark, 813 Richards," 0 j . T :a u. , i n E n r a ni 1 11 2 0 0 1 1, 76 a r r e i v an c u a ll g o a a ; P P a a r r t t r r i i d d g g e e it o C K o e 1 . s . o a l: ) T. M`Henry .. .. • • • ° Lisbon, 164, M‘Gowan .. .. 0 Clara Wheeler, 997 Nelson —.. .. ri Daphne 73 Phillips.. .. .. .. .. .. 0 M agdalena, 160 Hosted.. .. . o • • E Edward Stanley 1248 Robinson .. MARINERS' CHURCH .. .. .. . . Mary Ann 134 Fiore, Hanna &Co .. 0 Eliza Frances, 62, Frances, J J Day • • 0 Mary Miller, 290, Hobbs Elephant, 49 Bentow, J. Bernes .. .. .. 0 .. 0 Mary Queen of Scots 256 Graham, Shalcrois 0 Ellen, 69 Jones, T. Barnes .. .. 0 medora, 331 Prestos or Cotesworth .. .. w Euphernia,boo Beckett.. .. .. • • • • s Mexican Packet, --, Allen or Walsh .. w Forest Queen 837 Newton, E Oliver .. • • a Morayshire, 70, Dennett, A. Coghill .. 0 Flower of May 35 Leather .. .. • • • • O NaSa de las Victorias 198 De Ormaechea, Four Brothers, 35 Williams, J. J. Day ~ 0 Par ;:ridge, Fletcher, &Co .. .. . , 0 Frank Pierce 1143 Currier, Douglas & Co 0 iviiveuo Pepillo 169 enande, Shiel or Nickel 0 General Dunlop, 947 Skolfield, J Brown N Occator 145 Barclay, W. &R. Grindlay .. 0 Glenmanna, 1190, Rodgers, J. Gordon .• is Oceana 192 Giococehca, Partridge &Co .. 0 Guiding Star, 471, Robertson, Millar & Co. N Princess Royal 210 Parr, It Siag,lehurst .. 0 Hibernia 1000 Malony, Browne or Hanisons s Royal Williamis6 M'Whirter, J Moss &Co 0 Hermann, 230 Schuffer, A. F. MOON .. w Shark, 132, Tovey, Meek &Co .. .. 0 Kossuth, 1260 Bell, W. Tapscott .. w St, Vincent 274 Shepherd, W. Newton.... 0 Lydney Lass, 72, Trast, Cram &Co .. 0 Stratton 181 Amey, Neill, Sanderson &Co 0 Lisbon, 500, Curiis .. .. .. 0 Sermon 200 Goitez, Partridge or Kelso &Co 0 Margaret 37 Jones .. • • • • 0 Sultana 302 Keddie, J Baines _ .. .. 0 Mary Grace 49 Roberts .. .. 0 Timamara, Blundell, R. Singlehurst .. 0 ' Pomona 645 White, Stewart and Douglas E Triton 100 Zaldnondo, Partridge &Co .. 0 Providence 70, Owens, Sleight & Jones .. 0 True Bess 54 Llewellyn.. .. - . • . 0 Rochanbeau, 865 Stackpole. S. & W. Pearce a Triumfante222Menchacha, RShielorNickols w Rose, 67, Irving, Miners &Co .. .. 0 Union Compostelan 181 Baudin, Partridge w Stamboul, 959, Carnochan, Rankin & Co.. and Co or Millers &Co .. . .. . , 0 , Ticonderogo 1226 Boyle, Maclean and Co.. N U s k 23 6 D un l ey, C oteswort h &Co '.. .. s i Westmoreland 1090 Dccan .. .. s Warbler 166 —, Muir &Co or Macdonnel w , Wynstay 521 Langley, Ironside or J Aikin w BRAMLEY-MOORE NELSON, Arno, (as) 467 Steele, Cormorant, (ss), - - Helen 140 Beard, D Cannon & Son .. w I J , o e s s eph , , 4 7 9 o , , A ß ny oo o h n e , n J s G B . a . rnes• 0 Acorn. 41 Iddon on .. 0 fictive 20 Cassidy, Miners and Co Livorno, (s s) M'Larty & Co., .. 0 Aina 550 Worsten Vg. Browne and Co. .. Venus 38, Hutton, J& G Baines.. .. 0 Anna Dixon, 174,111'Bride, T W Fairclough 0 Vera Cruzio 135 Minger, Fde Oleago & Con° Anna Maria 126 -, Cunard, Munn &Co 0 Wright 85 Hayes, Strong and Reid .. 0 Ant, 62 Pirnie • • .. -0 Zetland, 197, Munroe, A Ceghill.. • • 0 Arethusa, 98. Lewis, Cram &Co .. a Apollo sg Lindsay, Carron Co. ~ at Arid 200 Henderson, Hatton & Cookson.. Arnoldina Catherina 149 Wyngoorden, Vos Amanda, 140, Murphy .. Allah Kerim 154 Dodero, J Longohardo .. a Bergmann, 403 Matthews, Cotesworth, &Co Carolina, 360 Snide, M. C. Pothonier -- 4n, r . 111641 , e. LOA UlaillUleS iceid Hope 39 Bawling or T. Russel .. '- Content 95 Rimmer. gtrong and Co 0 Hero, 77, Saul, Marwood & Co .. Eleanor Palmer 155 Stewart, E Rae.. .. 0 Jann :I, 43, Beattie, Miners &Co Empire Queen 992 Potter, Gibbs &Co .. s John, 52 Bush, W. Pitt.. Fritheof, 260 Neilson, Vos Brown &Co .. 0 Linda 344 Besant, R. Vining &Co Genio .Speculatore 283 McNair and Co .. w Manchester, 136 Cram &Co .. Giasone 150 Picralug, A F Moore 0 Marco Polo 1626 J Bains &Co .. Harmony, 831, Jamieson, Gibbs, Bright &Co. ,11 a, ianne 776 M'Ewing, E Oliver .. Jean Baptiste 125 Bonner, D E Gauwin .. a Margaret & Ann, 64, Griffiths, J J Day Josephus, H. E. Moss & Co.. .. • • .• 0 Mary and Allen, 63 Foley Kate. 330 Reed, Rathbone Bra 0 Mercurius, 420, Hallin .• Milka, 465, Miska .. • • .. s miner 36 Shaw.. • . Perlen 200 Peterson, D E Gauwin a Martin Luther 1241 Kinney, D Gibb Planter 92 Spillane .. 0 Rose, 52, Kewley, Miners & Co.. Shannon 49 Kearns, R Keaneg .• • • .. 0 Sapphire, 193, M'Laren, M'Arthur &Co St George 400 Jamieson, .. .. • • .. 0 Sarah, 52 Davis, T. Filth .. Thomas and Ann 71 Murray 0 Skylark 27 Smith, Miners & Co.. Uriel 800 Foster .. .. • • .. a Surprise, 129, Thomas, Cram &Co Success 43 Jones, J It Owen Tr ickler, 43 Turner, E. Winder Victoria, 52 Storey, F.. Winder Wiliam, 42 Pearson, E. Winder William .t Mary, 55, Boswell William Poole, 44, Stephenson Windermere 372 Glendenning, CANNING CANNING BASIN. Cocker 54 Copeland, Bushby & Co Enterpe ssfi Morton. .. Petrel . . ARRIVED IN THE RIVER Bellacalleca, -, Plymouth Dart, Facey, Newfoundland Eliza Ann, Morgan, Bangor , John Davies, -- Callao Flower of the South, C on d om Castle M , town Newcastle William Money, Buckley, Bombay , Fury,ay Alexandria Isabella Peek, Simpson, Algoa Bay John, Bulzeros, Cardiff Juan, Cove, Gibraltar Juan Emilio, Cuculla, Buenos Ayres DEPARTURE OF VESSELS SINCE OUR LAST Kate, Hayes, Falmouth Achiles, - Crown, Thompson, Water of Urr Leopard, Bechard, Panama Ar achne , King, Calcutta Dundonald, Gillies, Mobile Lord John Russell, Clarke, Per- C haseley, Slaughter, Rio Janeiro Dolphin, Anderson, London ' nambuco SHIPS LOADING.-FOREIG N. ADELAIDE. 1 GIBRALTAR & LISBON. Printe de - Joinville, Conway, W 7e. Aleeste, Anderson, J W Fairclough, Sept 1.5 SlApame, Collins, Strong &Co .. .. V Constellation, Allen, A. Taylorf e i Flora, Cobb, Millers & Thompson, Aug 18 Si GIBRALTAR ,Sr ADRA. Queen of England, Pearson i Rosins, —, Cotesworth or Cuthbert, Sept 10 P Kelsick, Wood, Higgins, Preston & Watson, S e t /1 1 Sultana, Keddie. J Baines & Co. Sept 13 GI GIBRALTAR, MALTA &c. Fidelia, Dixon, Baring Bros., ''_!.o Sea Snake, Gilbert, Kelso & Co. or Lewis, I Phcebe, (s) Brennan, Papayanni &Co .. W,Queen of the West, Ballet, Bo" — August 27 .. .. .. • • • • • • • • P Vesta, Smith, Gauen &Co .. ..Bktll Thos, Fielding, --, Cowie & Co. Sept 7 S GIB RALTAR & SICILY. ADEN. Onda, Neirn, Strong & Co .. .. Knight, Bradshaw, J. Gordon & Co. .. Bkd, GRENADA AND MOBILE. AFRICA. Portland, Ogg, J Poole & co, Sept 24 .. Gv NICE. „„ gill.! Abeona. Woodbne, Tyson & Richardson S HALIFAX, N.S. Sydney and Jane, Parry, A. Cob Ariel, Henderson Hatton & co, Sent 28 .• Cg Kate Hammer, G. P. Oxley &co., .. Stn ODESSA• 1 ,10 British Empire, Suter, WlSTeilage & Co, Orion, Goodwin, J E Greenwood & Co.. Sdn George, Hehorst, Focke and Bode Oct 12 .. • ..• • • K HALIFAX AND ST. STEPHENS, N.B. Hermann, Schauffer, Focke S. , °°' Garrow, —C, Horsfall & Son do 22 Gv Alexander Johnston, Atkinson, J. S. de ()PORTO. k 1 g Wolfe, Sep 28 Guilford, Rook, Hatton & Cookson .. E .. • . Q Marched° 1., C da Silva, J. 111 1. e gf.. ) Golden Age, Lewis, Tyson & Richardson S HAMBRO'. OSTEND AND G ll ,, P „sli, Petrel, Stanbury, Wilson & Dawson •.. S Mora, Whitby, Bahr & co, Sept 24 •• Q Union, Potter ,D E Gauhen, ° el ; Tapley, Goffey, Wilson & Dawson, Aug 10 Cg Pallas, J. H. Palmocke, Bar Behrend & Co Sdo ALEXANDRIA, A.S. Triton, Katje, Bahr & co, Sept 22 Cobeguia, JS de Wolf, Oct 12 .. •• Q HAMPTON ROADS. .. Q Anne Powell, Nic P ol AN or A T 3 s l :r A e . ra, '''' a4 PARA. ....4 , ALEXANDRIA, E. Miltiades, Robinson, J M•Henry ...... B M Princess Royal, Parr, R Singleh." Danube, Newton, Lamport or Vienna, Sep lIARFLEUR. Aug 2 28 .. • • • • .. S Susan, W. Garrott, Suter M. Neilledge & PERNAMBUC°' 4 Henrich Wergeland, Prebensen, Giannaco- Co. .. .. .. Bkd Bonita, Sturrney, R Vining and 66 111 pule or Suter & Co. Aug '26 .. .. Q • HAVANNAH. Seraphina, Orr, Cotesworth & _44 AMSTERDAM. Abaurrea, Beobide, FDe Oreago &Co Swordfish, G. Cobb, P. M Cale." John Andres, Steffen, ditto Sept. 20 .. Bkh Sept 17 - .. a. ANCONA. Ralbina, Lando, R Skell or Nickols, Sept 12 P PHILADELPHIs' `, Souvenir, Elliot, Vienna & co, or A T Moore, Jesus, De Omar, F tie Oleagoind, .. .. P Horatio, Browne or Harrison, SO Sept 24 • . • • •• K ~aureana Rita, Zobaran, De Oleaga, Aug 31 P General Dunlop, Scbolfield, J l3 ANTIGUA. Nuevo Pepillo, —, Shiel or Nickole, Aug 18 G nelson, Sep 9 1 Dement, Bell, J Longton &Co Sep, 22 ••• • P NSde la Victories, Partridge & Co, Sept 10 G Peguest, Gillpatrick, Focke & d ANTWERP. Oceania, Goicoeehia, Partridge & Co, Sept 13 G George, Varley, Allen and Edwards • • K 'Triunfante, Shiel or Nickols, Aug 1 - • • G Tuscarora, Turley, Brown & Coa t i Harriet, Moat, A Coghill, Gauine, Sept 9 K HAVANNAH & MATANZA. PILLAN. 04 Magdaline. Bahr and Co, Oct 12 •• G Ashburton, W Taylor, Nickelsors and W. Wilhelmine, Aschendorf, Bahr' ARICA AND ISLAM. .. .. .. W 3 .. Martha, Thompson, Imrie and o. Aug 4 ..P Pearce .. HAVRE. PORT au PRINC% , BAHIA. GO Albert, Fortin, Gauen & Co .. .. G Augustine, Aspedo, A. D ur ante P' Ramer, Birkby, Crabtree & co, or Tanton Margaret, (s) Simpson, Burns & M'lvcr, Sept. , Sept 26 .. .. .. Gv 3O, B 0 PORTLAND BAI;, a l. Linda, Besant R Vining & co, Sept 24 •• S Norma, Bahr & Co, Oct 12 .. •• Q Utopha, Wilkinson, W. Shall), Surat, Shalleross and Cu Oct 12 .. P HAYTI. QUEBEC. _ ca. BALTIMORE, Amanda , Meulener, D E Gauan •• • Q Iris, Tanner, M. J. Wiison a 0 Grecian, —J. Browne or Harrison. Sept. 19 B Apame, Duranty, &Co or Strong, Sept 51.. K 3 .. .. .. Hornet, Gibbs, Bright and Co. Sept 17....8 RIO GRANDE• i 0 BAItBADOES. Elba Bell, Pattison, E. Lloyd, and C 0.... G HOBART TOWN. Dolores, Partridge or Kelso, SeP seti Champion, Readmond, J Poole, Sept 13.. •• Si Nyverheid, Van Steyen, Vos & Co, Sept 6 P Mexican Packet, Allen or Walsh , 00 Louisa, Kite, J Longton or Simpson, Sept PlSir Allan al`Nab, Bernie, Miller, & Thomp- _ Cheiftain, Dellingbam, Muir & i f Simeon Hardy, Belcher ' J. Poole & Co., P' son, Sept 17 BARCELONA. HOLBECK, Euphimia, Prickett, M Blanden .. Bm Caroline Kramp, Vos Brown & Co. .. George, Petrowsky, Rahr and Co. Sept 10.. PI HONG KONG. Sag itario, Vera Cruzano, BahrF, Be de h Oleag and Co. rend and Co. SeAug t 8. 4 2 ... Q Andromache, Passmore CEL , Morton & co Sep 6 G v Veloz, Bahr, Belirend and Co. Sept 13.. •. K AND. Neptunus, H ICELAND, Vos and C o , S ep t 1 6 K Y Sabel, Brandich, G. Tennent, Bahr & Co. Q JAMAICA. Joven Pe its Martinez, Bahr Behrend & C 0.4 Liverpool, Mundle, J. B. Yates & Co.. .. 7 BARCLEONA & ALEXANDRIA E. KINGSTON, FALMOUTH, &c. George, Petrowsky, Ball Behrend 6-co., .. U M ary Mill er, J Cougton or Dealy & Co, BATAVIA, &c. l Oct 12 .. .. .. .. Carl von Graefe, Aikin or Bahr, Aug 16.. Q LAGUIRA AND PORT CABELLO, Ystroom, Steenweld Miller & Co. or Purt- Campbell, --, .. .. .. ridge, September 21 Zorgolied, Vos, Browne & Co. Sept 16 V Ballineurra Lass Eastaway White or Strong Q BIEROUT. S ep t 24 Giasone, Picculuza, Nickols & co, or A. Moore Sarah Maria, Duck, Vienna or Moore, Sep 7K Stn LIMA. Eliz. Archer, Wilson, Mondel or Imrie,Sep7P Hugh Block, Tyrer or Bahr & Co. Aug 27 Q G Skidriaw, Campbell, Lamport &Co .. V I Usk, Dunn, Catesworth, Wynne & Co. Sep. 20 P LISBON. BOMBAY. Forte, Rodrigues, J Martin, Sept 26, •• B Anna Dorothea, Darly, Cottswo r th & C o . Jenny, Eltveason, Bahr & co, Sept 28, •Stn September 20 ... . . P , Preciosa, Schivigaard, D Gowen & co, Sep 178 Clangregor, Moore or Ashley, Aug 27 P Tarujo Segundo, Faucu, J Meek, Sept 15 Q Jutnna, Conway, T& J Brocklebank, Sep 29 P LISBON, BRAZIL, AND RIVER PLATE. Nottingham, Ball, Imtie & Co. Sept. 21..Sdn Lady Eglinton(ss)Patton.Millers&eo Sep29Bkd Richard Cobden, Imrie and Co. Sept 16 .. Gv Lusitania (ss), Brown, Millers & co , S e pt 29 GV BOSTON, MADEIRA. Edward Stanley, Robinson Train &Co .. W Railway, Gosnell, J Glynn & Son, Sep 22 K George Green, Redman, Foeke & Boult, MADRAS. Oct 3 .. .. .. .. V Kallibokka, Campbell, Cotesworth, Sept 1 S Queen Mab, Lamb, Tyrers or Power &Co S MALAGA & CONSTANTINOPLE. Shawmut, Hubbard, Train & Co. Sept. 17.. W Cynthia, Kelly, Allen &Co .. .. Ri v Sachem, Woodberry, F oc k e & C o . d itto 20 V MALTA. Star of Empire, Brown, Train &co Sept 28 R B rot h ers, Bellin. Preston and co, Sept 28, V BOSTON & HALIFAX. Melita, Debarro, T Smith . Niagara, (s), Leitch, D& C af`l ver .. Cb g MALTA, &c. ... Bkd BRAHE. Helen, Preston & Watson, Sept. 10...... Bkd Julius Rederver, Papayanni &Co .. G Undaunted, Barber, G. L ou th ean , A ug 25.. K BREMEN. MANILLA. Fet Teulonia, Tweftes. Bahr & co, Sept 21 K Josefa Juan, —, Partridge & Co. Sept 8 .. P BRUGES. Julian de Unzueta,Tyrer or Nickols, Sept 12P Amphitrite, Deswelgh, Muir, Morton & co, Perla, —, Fde Oleaga and Co. Aug 24..., P Sept 29 .. .. .. Q MARANHAM. BUENOS AYRES. Regulus, Cubbon, J P Evans, Sept 19,.... Stn Amada, Aurrecochea, S Baker & co, Sept 24 P Shark, Towey, Duante, Brothers .. G Favourite, Webster, J Mondell, Sept 27 Stn MARSEILLES. Hirmes, Presley, B. Derbyshire Sept. 27 .. P Arturo, Azzopadia, D. E. Gauwin, Oct. 3 .. K John Ritson, Tiffin, Kelso &D ow i e , S ep t . 2 7 P Bonaparte, Merceir, Gauen & Co .. Q! Union Compostilano, Bandin, Partridge or MELBOURNE. Miller, September 21 .. . 6 Albatross,Geves,Gibbs,Bright &Co Sept 28 Slayl !e s t m et t . h , 1 ,ge"; ; o i Zan ala, —, Baker or pear, sept 28 • Gry Aurifera, Schlesinger or White, July 27.. P' CADIZ. Avow, Dowaley, 11. Steele, Sept 23 U Bideford, Allen and Edwards. Oct 12 ~ K Atalanta, Morris, R Kirk , 13 . p Pepita, Zubraga, Partridge & Co, Aug 1.. V Bella Donna, Raves, DI C P..ithonter . B - Cco, Cath..Tenkins, Hodge, Grindley, Sept 14 Stn Sept 27,...... CADITZ AND RIVER PLATE, Briseis, Brown, Gibbs, Bright & co. Sep 24 Gv Medium, Partridge, Fletcher & Co. Bkd Birmingham, M'Kirdy, J Baines, Aug 6....5 CALCUTTA. St. George, Arkl S ot ° Y, L H ° Boomerang, Flaherty, Carter & Co. Aug '27 B Anne Longton, J. Longton, Sept. 12. P Columbine, Dl `Lerman A Coghill, Aug 15 Q' STETTIN. el..' 1 , Fulwood, Fizsimmons, Jones Palmer and co, Cornelia, Visser, Mellors or Vof, Sept 22.. W Bahr and Co. Se e ' at t f, . ' 4. Carolus, Kraeft, Bahr and Co . s .. t<a 9 , 1 Aug 22 .. .. .. P Dido, —, Suter, M'Neilledge & Co. Aug 8 G J ason . B ey, Medea, Michaelis Bahr and Co• AV . . ' Hannt.ll Salkeld, J. Poole, Sept. 15........ S Duncan, Kerr, Cotesworth or Bahr, Aug 30 S Michaelis, and Co. S e r a 1.1 '' John Matthie, J. Grooms, Bolds & Co. S Eliz. Antoinette, Fairclough °Oahe, Aug 24 P w in , B a t eman, Josephus, H. E. Moss and Co. Sept. 7.... W Elizabeth, Alusterton, Robertson & Co•Ang: Arthur, Hubner, Bahr and co, S er o' 'N, „ Kedgeree, Isbister, Lemon or Baker, Sep 29 P 20 . ..... ... STOCK HOLSI. 11 4.. * ; Loodianah, Cotesworth, Wynne and Co, Ellen Royde, —,lll‘Clune and Co Sept 1d Q Siofna. Hanron, D E Ganwin, . I° ' ''' 1 • 1 1‘ Oct 12 .. .. .. .. P Esk, Peters, Brocklebank or Imrie Sept 20 P *ST. JOHN, N.ll lthitillll Ranee, M'lntyre and Co or Imrie, Sep 20.. S Fanny, Forrest, JS De Wolf .. • • SJohanna , Stokctons, J. Alexandae r, lA, t k , , Ursula, Imrie and Tomlinson, Sept. 14 .. Qv Gladiolus, Taylor, W Nicol, Sept 3 CALDERA. Gulnare, Copeland, Dunn or Walthew, July '228 gi rd ° Cli e S Harmony, Frame, J Wilson & Co. July 27.. G p L e ib r e th ri s a h , i C re r . oo w ks e h ic a h n , k, H Mo d rr o o . w. i d i : li . ,•- N 4 ll Ellen, Main, J Jackson, Sept 15 .. CAPE TOWN, Hope, 111• C Coltart or Kelso, July 28 ..P Hnnnah Eastee, Collins, T W Fairclough Heruletta, } ,Kelso or J Wilsoo, July 28 P ST. JOHN'S, N.B , & V.A141 I jo , ,'%.,, -1) & Co, Sept 23 G Holywood, Bower, Longton and Co. Aug 22 P Lady Emma Bruce, N.B, b " ' taii: lel CAPE OF GOOD HOPE. Helen Wallace, Major, Poole or Im rie, Aug 26S &Co P. 71 .1 .. • • Warrior Queen, Longton or Aikin, Aug 24 Q Hibernia, Mahon, Dunn or Walthew, Sep 12A ST. JOHN'S, Ns . ,g ''\ , Z CAPE VERDS & DUBA. Jessie, Sheridan, T Chilton jun. Sept 14 ..Tx Titania, T C Bouming & Co, Oct • ie ; Urgent, Williams, J. Longton or Vining Cbg Joven Dolores, —, Robson & Doke, Sept 15P ST. THOMAS. pa 'III CEARA. Marco Polo, M'Donnell J Baines, Sept. 27 Sdl Frederick Steen , Syche, M Foyoe or '''' Falcon, Skew, Singlehurst, Aug 16 .. G Marion Moore, Tweedie, Moore or Being S . ST. THOMAS. Ize. . ~..,_ CEYLON. Mary Queen of Scotts, Graham, Suter Janet Kidston. Henry, R Rhodes , Lydia, Graves, C. W. &F. Shand, Aug 20 P M'Neilledge and co. Sep 22 G ST. THOMAS & RIO de la ho' I Y„ Martin Luther, Kinney, D Gibb, Au g 9.... Cg Mina, Hargrove, ,J. Longton, o CONSTANTINOPLE.r Ore tt tl i l Teti, Movin, M'Nair & Co, Sept 16.. El CHARLESTON. Occator, Barclay, W& R Grindley, Aug 29 G ST. VINCENT CAPE de V-- „ d , Carnatic, T. and J. Harrison Sept 15 ....B Salem, M'Grath, P. Magee or Fox .. C Huron, Douglas & Westcott, Oct 12 „ B Stratton, Ancey, Neill, Sanderson, Sept 10.. G Baronet, Wyle, Milhurst & Thor:ups"' St Vincent, T. Shepperd, G. V l7 . 14 ,1 a CHERBOURG. Tayleur, Noble, Moore or Fairclough &Co Sn ST. VINCENT CAPE de VEF. I, Albert, Fortin, D E Gawin, Sept 27 .. BM Tyree, —, Macdonnell or Ashley, Aug 27....5 SWINEMNE• Warbler , Gray, Muir. Morton and Co or JE achillos, Papist, Bahr, & Co., Sept. CHRISTIANA & DRAM. Emetic, Rnmmethkoff, Bahr, & Co., Sept. Macdonn'i, July 27. 30, Q MELBOURNE, GEELONG. Argouaut, Macdonell or Fairclong.' el Anne Armstrong, Bolds or Cowie, , 9 „ CHRISTIANIA & FREDERIKSHOLD. Joven Dolores, Honeyman, Robinson Doke P Sopie, Becher, D E Gowen, Sept 17 .. B BIEME L. Aced Van Nes, Millers or Vos, AUff; .. Coringa, Schwabe or Baker, July ~ gs D ' i CONSTANTINOPLE, SMYRNA, SYRA, Star of Freedom, J Gordon & co, or E Oliver MALTA, &c. Sept 17 .. „ •• • • Crescent City, Beazley or Kelso, • 4 • - , British Queen, (s), Dubbing, Burns and MESSINA. Q Glendalough, Howson, J Baines, o" / Ill• Iver .. .. .. .. Cbg L'pool Packet, Giacobbe, Moss, Sept 8 Tory, Honking, I) Gibb, Aug 9 .• ..• ,I COPENHAGEN. MOBILE. Soeblanaten, Rosmussn, P Junken •• IC; Aramenta, Fearon, D. Ca nnon S on & C 0..... s TABLE BAY, &c. se CORFU, &c. I L ucy , H ese l ton, C annons, Aug 15 TRIESTE. Oct pi Mary Ann, Hone, Vienna or Cram, Sept 15 G Mindoro, Tierney, Fernie, Brothers, Sep. '22 B Danube, s, J Bibby, Sons & Co, „,441 CUIDAD BOLIVAR- Sirl Charles Napier, Pettengell, 1) Cannon Sons Nicoletto, Garfalo, Preston or l‘l ic 'a - 5; Courier, Havlghorst, J. Barton, & c 0.,.. Bd & co. . . . .. •• • • SeP t. i. DANZIC. Sisters, Storey, J. Poole &Co .. .. S Express, Philips, Nickolsor A. r F a Samuel, Allude, Bahr &Co ..... B MONTE VIDEO & BUENOS AYRES, DE MERA RA . Iris, Ybarra, Cotes worth or Oleaga, Sept. 3 P lot br Mariavon, Camenga, Muller ••-' ti f Liffy, Havelock, Poole & CO. or Booker, Julia, Malan, Cotesworth and C 0........... Sel l Milks, Preston & Watson. Oct 12 l a Sep 25 Wanderer, Hind, al urra es & Co. Sept 8.. B Maria, Rees, Miller &co., or Bahr, .. i 2 Vincenzo, Premnde, White, & Co., Se .l Carolina, Seppich, M'Nair, & Co., Se r Matilda. Ashmede, Loa : on & co, or Scott, NANTES. FALMOUTH AND ~t oNTEGO BAY, J ial.'Adeline George, Brigand, D E Gauen and co Wilton, Morris, J. Longton or Henderson, . TRINIDAD. Septt 17 . BM Campbell, J. &co., ..J, •• it GALATZ AND IBRAIL. NAPLES. John Anderson, Poole Marshall, Loa Hudscott, Riorden, All el. & Edwards, Sept 26 R oya l William, 111'Whirter, J Mo ss and co, 10' 14 Stn Sept 20 GEELONG. Achille, Starrace, J Moss and co, Sep 24 Q Ariadne, Cockton, M ' Tear Son & C o . A ug 5 P Fortunate Rachrre, Vienna Jones and co, Medora, Preston or Cotesworth Sept 3.. G Sep 29 Q GENOA. NEW ORLEANS . Regina, Pratt, Lamport or Bibby, Sept. 30, Q Frank Peirce, Courier, Focke & C 0.... H s k n GENOA, &c. Glenmanna, Rogers, J Gordon or Jardine Lile, Raddon, Bahr, Behrend and Co Sept 24 Sep 17. Gv Gry Old England, Barstow, J Brown or Harrison Hellas, Pens, White or Bahr and co, Sept 7 Q S ep 21 V GENOA, LEGHORN, NAPLES, MESSINA, Onward, Jones, Focke and Boult, Sep 27 K PALERMO, AND GIBRALTAR. Volant, Sears, A Hardy and Co, Sept 24 W Arno, (s.s.) Steele, G Louthean and Cross, Warbler, Westcott, Klingender or Quale Sept 26 .. .. .. Gv Sept 27 K Lucretia, Leich, Strong & Co or Bahr and NEW YORK. Co.. .. • • .. .. Arctic, Zerega, Focke & Boult, Aug 20 BM GIBRALTAR. Chas Crooker, Delano, A Taylor, Sept 28 .. V Maria, Reid, A. Coghill & co, Sept 24 .. Cg Guiding Star, Millers & Thompson Sep 3 ..G, Queen, Calarnio, Borthwick Barr & co, Sep 24 K Hibernia, Maloney. J Brown eo r Harrisons GIBRALTER & SMYRNA. Johnan Lange, Lucke, Guion &co., • • Bm Solva, Lofgren, M. C. Pothonier, & Co., Sept. Kossuth, W. Tapscott &Co .. W 30, Manhat, aying & Co, 12 W GIBRALTAR AND ALEXANDRIA. K New Worl ton d, B Knight, W. Brothers Bowman &Oct Co W Hollywood, Cooper, J Longton or Pothonier, Roehambeau, Starchpole, Rathbone Bra &Cp Sept 21 .. .. .. R Sheridan. Cross, R. S. Healy Sept. 23 11 4 X. l'em. tt ° "CP Cambria, Perry, %V. T a p s eo C s Stn Calhoun. Trueman, C. GrinishaW cA kiN t .7., 1 k, , till OLiid aril klid -1 2 tA c kid 4 11] 4, 41 Dix n gs, Ake • 14 1 tili k .N4 t i ktl lin c i e dl t •••••44 RI ....... . ....... • ROTTERDASI. e . ~• k ,, Arnoldina Catharina, Vos, 5eP 4 ,.,1;; , \Pi' Cormorant, (a), Rochf or t, A F DW - N 0! . Naiad, Turnb u ll, All en & Edwar ds, k , Sedulous, Jo nes , C ram & C o . SePt 1 1/1-‘ 'Catherine Thoma s , Th omas , Gran' 0 , 41 . 4 4 , Sept. 11 1 . 1 SALONCA & VARN 4 I; I , kb, Allah Karim, Dodero, M. C. Potb°Lt T ki,, - ' SAN FRANCISCO. iti 1 ) , Inconstant, Owens, Preston & C°•L o i ', l -I‘i Sobraon, —, Schwabe or Baker, '''„` ' l'„, rri i , 1 Usk, G Prowse &Co or Baker &"" 0T.04, 3 12 .. SAN SEBA S TIAN. 1, - La,..8• Triton, Zaldlondo, Partridge &Co _ ~_,.* c u. , Vansittart, Petriam, Allen & Ed w ' -, 0 L a Dorothy Alice, Emblet on ditto Sep t ' 4 ~,I Jahana Catharina, C aen , B a hr &C ° 2o). 41 S SAN SEBASTIAN & BLIT,' Julia, Erezuma, P ar t r id ge & Co, "" '-----...._ SANTA CRUZ. „ t N Susan Ann, Mog g , J. Glpn & 9°- ' Sh •T SANTA CRUZ, ,- Ir . e „.' bcP 1 Wa -Y 1 Liffey, Kendrick, J. Gl ynn and '"' 1 "Ili c SAVANNA/I_4rib ' SEVILLE & SW V Eclipse, Christian or Moore, °C , t „, l il4 15 Bona Venture, B ra mbrid Cll , -' 3. . &CO, .. .. ge. . • . ' ettini SEVILLE. • .' i ets, Eclipse, Gill, 11. Tf are or Moore, ' ~v n itilf i . SANGHAB. doh Ik t , Emily, Gushdah, H W and J Lockett. - ` 4 : , , ' SIERRA LEONE. ~,s ... James, Fiddeman, J Po o le & C0, 1 7e , tl\T E Aberfoyle, Cram and co, ep or E. Olil et g 4 411 d ( Jean Baptiste, Bo nne tt D Gaven, 1‘ . SINGAPORE• .0 ' N ), •.. 1 I Chebucto, Bankier or Tyree. Sept 4 at 0, 41 " D G : co l- o i r s .c. a . n . a p , e loo i a l e t o e r r ... C D ° r i e n sw il 0 0 r ri t . e .. P i t r Grasmere, Yeo, Stamport or Green ^- Grasmere, .. ' di' E l eanor Palmer, Bahr & Co, AugA ro RIO JANEIRO. al Brilltarte, Car le, Brice or ?into, Cbenamaa, Cultro, Millers & Co. Hope Preston & Watsen, June 2 0 al, Laura Campbell, Gresley, Vining , 1 I Rio Janeiro, Vining & Co or Bric e Oct 12 .. Rover, Cole, Cotesworth or Pearce•A Wm. & Henry, Watts, Millers, AuP Witch of the Wave, Jackson O r Aug 19 BIERUT AND ALEXANDRIA, Landscape, Richards, Smith or Papaynni, Sept 2 .. Lady Basset, Carthen, Papaynni or Glynn ; Sept 29 .. Moslem, James Longton Co A. A. Z., Cha n dl e r, VACENCI Foucke & Co VALPARAISO. d Artistic, Tyrer or A s hl ey B rot h erot r „ Bergmann, CoteswOrth, Wyn ne 8.:," 12 1 ' —.. Ofti j Elinor Chapman, Tyvers or AshleY*slfF Salween, White, Coteswo r th & co. o lls l i Roxand, Spittal, Millers & Co., or .1 Sultana, Keddie, Miller & ThumpO b 12 . Cynosure, Yabsley VENICE. V, APNair,& Co VERA CRUZ. Providenee, Cowie S.; Co. Sept. 15 ' . tVi Zibiab, Baker or Le Maistre, AL/Ig i d Eagle, Lister, J. 3l on d e l or 13 ' se WI SMAR. Pallas, --- Bulche Bahr & LIVERPOOL, THURSDAY, OCT. 12. NO communication from Holyhead, for fog, Wind at Liverpool, East, light. GLASGOW, OCT. 12. ARRIVED. Confidence, Evans, from Blarseill e°; Knight, from St. Petersburgh. r SAILED.—Lizzy L ou d , C ann, for Providence, fv" 5 ~p fiance, Crosby, B os t on, U . S . ; Janet Dickson, Or kney bourne. Even : 6 10. Ht. 14ft. bin GREENOCK, OCT. 12 AR rot - ED.—Ellen, Davies, from Riga. SAILED.--Actress, Cain, for Boston. GRANGMOUTH, OCT. 12. . ARRIVED. --Martha, Eli se , Haroldsen, from Dr 3n foti Philip, Stralsund ; Vulcan, Couan,from Rotterdam; Hoff, Dram. BArLED.—Sax Sodskende, Jacobson, Cronstadt THE NORTHERN DAILY Is Published every Morning in LIVERPOOL and CIA Inultaneously, and the following are the rates and T TERMS OF - SUBSCRIPTI' IN LIVERPOOL. I OUT OF L Term for iln advancer On Credit In advance A Year .. 143 0 044 0 0 Hay' year .. .e 1 11 61.t'2 2 0 Quarter . . .WO 19 61e1 5 0 Single Papers 3d. 1 ,4 4 , 41 t\4 Dv Y ttl4 -Nt`m ep t Ank'.4 - Neti N e h o 4. lkir b u l !! 1 £3 10 0 el 18 0 .eo ig 6 Single Fa, Printed and Published by CHARLES IVlL' — ‘ l SO Oxford-street; a t hi s G enera l P r i nt i n o' an 01. Establishment, 19, So u th J o h n - s t ree t, LiverP ° FRIDAY, OCTOBER 14, 1863. COLLINGWOOD Ellen 440 Main, Jackson .. 0 Laura Campbell 491 Le Geesley, R Vitiing• 0 Queen of England, 538 Taylor & Co.. .. s SALISBURY. ' I Hebe 450 Smith, M C Polthonier Joven Claudio 70, Branque, Bahr &Co .. o Nicoletto 372 Garofalo, Preston or Nicholas al CLARENCE BASIN, Collory s 400 Galbraith.. . Isaac Wright, 1186, Abell, Baring Bt.Co TRAFALQAR. George Green 1020 Redman, Focke dc Boult 0 Tucker 109 Cook .. o VICTORIA. Apame 16g Duvanty or Strong & Co .. wl A. H. Wass 170 Marshall, J Reid Brothers 46 Thomas w Brothers 194 Bellin, Preston & Watson .. 0 Charles Crocker 950 Delano, A. E. Byrne sr Cornelia, 778, Bisser x Chenemus 201 Cutler, 0 Eliza 64 Jones, Strong and Reid .. 0 Fidelity, 112 Sterrall • .. 0 Grecian 1134 Daley, Douglas & Co s Isabella 112 Bunce.. 0 Isabella, 63, Martin .. .. 0 Larkins 49 Jones . • •. 0 Lord Willoughby, 81, Webster .. .. 0 Margt. 4. Ma) y 33 Garmany, Miner & Co 0 Matilda 240 Ashmeed, J Longton ors Scott a Margaret Gibson, 148 Robinson, Cram & Co a Old England, Barstow, Browne .. Onward 790 Jones, W. A. ce G. Maxwell a Peveril 35 Millburn, Cowel and Co .. 0 Prince de Joinville 527 Courray, Webster Pepita, 120 Harrison or Partridge & Co .. Rossaco, 249, Nova, W Unwin Sachem, 806 Woodsbury, Focke & Boult.. s Sarah G. Hyde, 1102 Snow, Foche & Boult w Shiddaw 3'75 Aitkins, Rathbone Bra s Spes, 424, Rowland, C Ironsides.. Surat, 501, Eves, Shaleross & Co Yolant, 337, Seare, Moorwood & Co Warbler, 766 Westcott.. Woodbine, 296, Davis .. Zorgolied 303 Grootd, Vos & Co SALTHOUSE. WATERLOO. City of Boston 381 Scott, R. Girvan Constellation 1765 Allen .. Elizabeth 244 Moffatt, Lomport & Co Ellen Catherine 125 Evans .. Felicity 299 Frost, NV Cliff .. Fidelia, 969, Dixon, Baring, Brothers John .5- Catherine, 61. Rosser ~ Kate, 6g Marken Mary Ann, 67 Hazellturst New World 1413, Knight, Bowman & Co Peace, 133 Louths Shawmut 1034 Hubbard, T. Joyson Sheridan, 1008 Crcok Star of impi.'e 200 Brown Thistle, 33 M'William, J. E. Christian Tuscarora 1418 Turley .. Vaudalia, 775 Smith, J. & M. Joynson, Victoria, 43, Kean .. Inn Rose 1130 Dawson, Holderness &Co w Irabia 1022 Grainger and Co.. .. 4riel 191 Inkster, ljax DI Macke, Wilson and Co.. .. w Bona Venture 1124 Burton, Miller and Co. w Brevet 1270 Sinclair, Miller & Co, .. E Bellarat 126 Ciessar, Kirk & Co.. .. E Conway 1000 Diston E Dauntless, 698, Patton, C. S. Lemon, & Co., 0 Diana 130 Green, Wilson Brown &Co . David Brown 894 Vaughan, Miller and do Edinburgh sg2 Blair .. . E h.;mpire Queen 992 roner, Gibbi . &Cu w 0 0 Emma, 1049 Beyea Echange 1018 Harvey, D. Bannon and Son E 0 , Eva, 187 Doody, I) , Express 393 Durham o , Fitz James, 1107 Hoyte, Pilkingion, and Co 0 °. Golden Era 1556 Fowler, Miller &Co .. 1. Harriet, 328 Spurr, Miller & Co.. .. 0 Holyoke 458 Perkins, Pilkington &Co • • 0 Henda 304 Morland, J & A Dunn .. w 0 Highlander, go Scott, Rankin & Co 0 0 Huron, 498 Fraser, Douglas and Co o 0 James AP Henry 1777 Creighton, E Oliver E Z n John Barbour 996 Marshall, Fernie Bros.. a 0 John Howell, Johnstone, Douglas &Co .. w 0 Lady Flora Hastings, 647 Wild, D. Oibb, 0 0 Liberia 810 Cruickshank Fernie Brs E o Lady Mary, 253, Young, R. Fisher .. B L'Esperance, 300 Firman Mindoro 1329 Crowell, Fernie Brs Nimroud 987 Scott Northern Light 1283 --- North Star 258 Hobbs, Oncanasta, 1119 Hatefield, Miller & Co 0 Oxford 389 Hunter, A E Byrne .. Pertshire 84 R Morrow and Co .. 0 Pollock, 815 M'lntyre, Rankin & Co .. w Paramatta 660 Carr, Miller &Co .. Providence, , Bahr &Co .. 0 Rock City 597 Flavin, McCalmont and Co w Roderick Dhu. Pascoe .. • . .. 0 Saneca, 318 Hunter, Sir Allan McNabb, 840, Birnle ' Miller & Co. Sir Chas. Napier, 714 Cannon & Son .. w Stephen Glover 733 Baldroy . 0 Sultana 1316 Delany .. • • .. 0 Titania 220 Pearce, Howring.. w Washington 800 Wilkie.. Wm. Pirrie, 552 Thomson, W. Pi.rie 0 Windsor Castle 818 Rodgers, .. .. 0 William Ward 751 Weymes, W Colton .. w Wasp 1280 Keckam, Gibbs Bright and Co 0 Zetland 1288 Tilley, Gibbs, Bright, and Co 0 —, Holderness &Co z Atalanta 205, R Kirk or Grindlays Anne Armstrong 889 Howard, Bolds & Co ' or Cowie &Co .. Belle 491 Stowe, Hatton and Cookson .. w British Empire 642,MeEwen,Campbell 5. Co w Courier 389 Payne, A Thompson .. a Champion 241 Redmond, Poole and Co .. w Currency 374 Williams, Garnock &Co .. Duncan 644 Kerr, Cotesworth or Bahr & Co • a Emetic, 78, Griffiths, Hatton & Cookson Emily 280 Grisdale, W & J Lockett Flora 702 Cobb, Millers & Co , Guildford 177 Rooke, Hatton & Cookson Hannah Saikeld 552 Cordiner w Helen Wal ace 644 Major, J Poole or Imrie *Globe, 338 HoWieson, J. Bankles John Anderson 3 14 , Marshall, Longton NlJlaria, 315 Turpin, J. Itondell .. .. 0 Lile 163 Readon, Oillory Gillespie, 264 Allen, Taunton and Co 8 Kallibokka 355 Campbell, Cotesworth w Mulavia, 134 Howell, . • •• .• •• 0 King William 463, Dever, E. Oliver . Providence 172 Riffignack, Cowie and Co.. w Pemberton 1253 Hodgkins, Wilson &Co a Radiant 263 Gillespie, Morrow, Son & Co.. w Richard Cobden 460 Stewart, W F Sim s Sisters 851 Storey, Hatton & Cookson .. Tyrer 334 2EMacdonnell or Windle &Co w Ursula 487 James, Imrie &Co .. William King, -, Zarah 340 Lauslois, P H Dean & Co Jessie, 573 Sheridan, T. Chilton .. Sarah Ellen, Leadley, J. Ketcheum William 111 428 Reeljke, Bahr and Co HARRINGTON. GRAVING DOCKS, SANDON No. 1 Hibernia 1065 Mahon, J. and A. Dunn .. w John Garrow 849 Hamilton, J. Robinson.. w Kedgeree, 689 Isbister, C. S. Lemon.. .. w 8 Crown 1248 Duncan, Persia 202 Davies, EOliver No. 3. Neva 841 Mailing, Pilkington & Co .. 0 liars 357 Simpson, Stewart & Douglas .. u No. 4. 'Cambria 1180 Perry, De Wolf .. w Louisa, 178 Ford, W. Cuthbert .. w Ilothsay 490 Lock, J Faric .. 0 Wilton 318 Morris, J Longton or J Anderson 0 No. 5. Juinna 361 Conwan, J. &T. Biocklebank 0 Tayleur, Triton 177 Baize, Bahr &Co .. w 4 No. 6. Lady Eglinton ss 335 Paton, Miller and Co 0 Lady of the Luke 457 Smith, Douglas & Co it Rosalia, 230, Alqdren, Bahr &Co .. 0 Wave, M`Blillan 0 CLARENCE, No. 1. Lydia 40 Graves, C W & F Shand Lucy lug Heselton, D Cannon Sons & Co Tapley 45g Goffey, Wilson & Dawson Nicholas Biddle, 773 Bird or Harrison .. s Crescen: City, 832,4falliston, J Beasley or Kelso •• .. 0 Joseph Walker 1338 Honk, C Grimahaw Recorder 623 Sharp, R& A Henderson .. w CANNING, No. 1. Moslem 170 Ritson, T Hudson 0 Portland 721 Hogg, Hatter & Cookson ~ St John 501 Leighton, Lanwort and Holt Dio 2. Grasmere 454 Campbell, Lampert and Co.. a John lllatlhie 526 Groome, Sparks and Co.. o Salem, 915 M'Grath, P. Magee.. .. QUEEN'S, No. 1. Dorisana 436 _Robertson, J Steele .. , Lrdy Emla nruceJloo7 111Therson, E Olivet% Onda 371 Nairn .. .. • • .. Cypress 406 Edmondson, Miller &Co .. w Gladiolui 556 Taylor, W. Ni z William Miles 383 .---, „. BRUNSWICK, No 1. Alpine 514 Mellin, J. S. de Wolf .. z American 860 Glover, Brown & Co. .. 0 Maria 245 - Wilson &Co .. .. 0 Prince of Orange 566 Stevenr, J. Gordon E No. 2. Ann Marlin an Benson, D Gibb Daniel Grant 292 Edie, W & J Lockett ALBERT, .... i Abeona 275 Lewis; Tyson and Richmond.. w .. a Byzantium 196 Copeland .. .. 0 .. u Columbine, 5.14 Spencer .. .. .. 0 .. z i Diana 170 , .. .. .. .. .. .. 0 • • 0 Fanny, 950, Forrest, JS De Wolf .. o —p, Flora 543, Nottingham, Lampert and Holt 0 Golden Age 1240 Newlands, J. Barnes... .. w Goliah Slater .. .. . .. .. .. .. 0 Indus 319 Islay •• • . .. 0 Harlequin 199 Brooks .. .. .. .. .. 0 .. 0 Kirkman Finlay, • • .. 0 .. r Livingstone 467 M. Gee, Steele & Co., , . 0 .. 0 Marion, 738, Borlend, Allen & Gillespie • . 0 • . E Marion Moore 1036 .. .. .. 0 .. z Panama 511 Thomas, Buchannan &Co .•. 0 .. 0 Pons Eli 440 Putt, H. Smith & Co., .. 0 .. 0 Phceniz 52 , Strong & Reed .. 0 .. 0 Reaper, 124, Archer .. .. .. 0 .. 0 Roseland, 124 Bell .. .. .. o .. 0 Ruben, 606, Whelan, Nicholson & Whittle 0 .. 0 Svenger, 119, Power, Hotton & Coorron 0 .. sI Sarah M'Whirton 417 William Nicol .. 0 . N Varragansett, 620, Faye . .. 0 .. si William Barley, 478 Bamments, E. Bates 0 KING'S o Argo, 393, Westdt, Bahr &Co „ ' E Apollo 138 Hemme, Bahr & Co .. 0 Arab 6g, Whelan .. • • .. - Arturo, 230 Azzopardi, Preston &Co .. Ann, 20, Owen.. . . 0 Arethusa, 120 Wade, A. F. Moore .. a Asia 324 Watt, Allan and Gillespie a Ayrshire Lass 157 Gunn,. Allan & Edwards E Anna Dorothea 811 Darly, Cotesworth • & Co w 7 Bideford, 116, Major, Allon & Co Amada 122 Aurachoecha, G. E. Balleray a British Empire 175 Cartland, Aerd Van Nes 582 Caisjens, Vos or Millers a Cynosure, 138 Yabsley, Geller & Co.. Abaurrea 141 Ansoatejui, F de Oleaga & Co o Carolina 76 Lukewold, Bahr and Co Argonaut 1237 —, Macdonel or Fairelough w 4 Catherine 77 Williams, J J Day. Arachne 654 Roddock, T& J Brocklebank w 7 Cheerfall, 52, Gibson .. Ann Longton, 697 Pearson, J. Longton w Dove 77 Williams Amalia, 122 Auzrecoicha, Vianna &Co 0 Earl of Leicester 135 Barker . Ann Powell, 304, Lamont, Tyrer 8z Co .. a 6 Express 102, Welsh Brazillian 345 Duffer, Cotesworth & Co .. w 2 Fire Fly 135 Kirkness, Bahr & Co Balbina 101 Landa, R Shiel or .1 T Nickels 0 Frederick Stene 217 Sycke, Bahr &Co Bonita, 399 Starmey, R. Vining & Co., .. 0 George 118 Dawson.. . chasely 515 Slaughter, Brice, Friend & Co as Glencaple 115 Hunter, Meek or)Stron &Co w Chieftain 252 Dillingham. McKean &Co s Glenera. 126, Graham, W. Tarbert PRINCE'S. . .. 0 ARRIVALS IN DOCK SINCE OUR LAST. BRUNSWICK. RUE ENS. CANNING DOCK. Andreas, 387, Hoggblom, Christianstadt Margaretha Maria, --, Mont e Video Alpha, 54, Ellis, Charlestown Enterprise, g 6, Williams, Swansea Jane, 47, Morris Glasgow Christian, 72, Pegg, Cowell & Co, Wick • Royal Eagle, 120, Allen, Cram & Co, Port Bargany, 42, Hill, Glasgow Mary Jane, 88, Grey, CoWell & Co, Pittenween Talbot Venus, 41, Lowry, Glasgow ' Grimaldi, 162, Ersdale, T W Fairclough, Glas- COBURG. Ayr, 58, Bickeestaff, Ellsmere gow Margaret, as, Simpson, M'lver & Co, Havre Murray * Kateness Packet, 32, Fletcher, Leith Nestor, 75, Simpson, Carron & Co, Leith Mary Ann, 169, Jones, Cardiff KINGS. Sarah, 88, Crellin, J E Christian, Peel Unicorn, Owens. Cardiff William, 'l6, Bennells. Brownrig & Co, St. Union, 70, Dixon, J R Darcy, Wick - Taurus, (as), 812, Little, M'lver & Co, New John's, Newfoundland GEORGES. York Bee, 96 Clark, J E Christian, Castletown Gazelle, 99, Ley, T Glynn & Son, Denis, r STANLEY. Harriot 121 Moat, A Coghill .. .. w Jane and Thomas 41 111• Nair .. .. 0 Julia 100 Errazuma, Partridge & Co.. .. N fovea Delores, 216, Honeyman, Robson & Doak .. w .. .. .. Lady Bassett 103 Carthew, Papayanni & co w Lydia, 49 Milligan .. .. .. 0 Maria, 156, Rus, Bahr &Co .. Martin Frederick 470 Schultz, Cronstradt E Martha 788 .. North Star 47 Gowan, J E Christian .. 0 Queen 97 Carolina, Barthwick and Co .. w Railway 59 Gonell, Glynn and Son .. .. s Soeblomston .. .. .. • . .. Solo 253 Uribe, F Heath, . . .. a Souvenir 179 Elliott, A. F. Moore .. .. w Sarah Maria, 142 Vianna or Moore.. .. w Sydney and .7 - lue 107 Parry, Sleight and Co E Tigre 228 Bassar, Cassavetti &Co .. .. a Teutonia 85 Fielifs, Bahr &Co .. .. .. w Utopia, 94g, Wilkinson, w, Shaap .. .. s Velox 126 Cartro, Bahr &Co .. .. .. w QUEEN'S. 4berfolyle 496 Cram or Oliver _ - - ,Achilles 107 Startai.e, J Moss and Co .. 0 Alex Johnson 288 Atkinson, Campbell & Co E .-Ingelsay, 206, Guy, Scott, Cowan &_Co 0 :Inn 98 Jones, . . . • k• indroniache, 468, Pasmore, 11ruir 84 C 0... 0 Augustin 140 Aspeslogh, A Duranty.. .. 0 ,imphtrite 225 Deswich, Muir ant Co.. .. s ,drthur 316 Hubner, Bahr and Co . .. .. o . . imanda 180 Bleulender, D E Ga win Alpha 536 Hore, J E Oliver Bitronet 310 Wylie, H Cobough (Bella Donu 377 Reeves, McßOttronea .. E Ballinacurra Lass 97 Eastaway .. .. .. Nv Bonaparte, 110, Santander .. .. c Caroline Celerity 110 Adams.. .. Coboquid 239 Soley, J S De Wolfe Compur 113 Weeks, .. • . Com - modore Columbine 176 Al'Lennon, A Coghill & Co w Denmont 231 Granson ( Emelie 94 Rurnineilhoff, Rahr and Co .. 0 Esther 209 Murchison, A. lluncan E Express 210 Phillips, E Rae .. 0 Emmy 100 Classen, 1) E Gauwin 0 Forhinata Michela 160 --, F Longo bard° 0 Gordon 6- Thompson 186 Eilbank.. o Heather Gloacli Mlles 273 Pens, J G White or Bahr &Co w John Perdue, 152 Giliard, A. F. Moore .. 0 John Watson 131 Barnard, 1) Cannon & Sons w Johanna Catharina 132 Kuen, Bahr &Cd 0 Julia 200 Malin, Bahr and CO .. N _ _ _ John & Lucy 991 Curling, Pilkington & Co E Joven Pepita 150 Martinez, Bahr and Co 0 Liverpool Packet 657 Sracobbe, J Moss - 5 Lucretia 126 Leitch, Strong and Reid .. 0 Louisa Munro 303 Murphy, G. P. Holley w 6 Landscape 185 Richards, Smith.. .. E Maria Von Camingo 147 Moller, Bahr &Co 0 Mercurius 120 Birckholdt, Gauwin or Whitew 4 Monarch 220 Lewis,.... . • • . ..w Mina 187 \Veild, J. Houghton and Co .. E 7 Marie Antoinette 168 Mentz, Rowe and Co o Mary Black 247 Day, Jones, sen, o allorit 200 Whiab, G Louthean Nashwank 726 111`Dean, D Cannon & Son w Norma 380 Berry, Bahr and Co .. 0 Posalie 230 Mildren, Bahr and Co Princess 149 IPrindess Caroline Annalga 201 Mathiaen 0 'Paramalta 1093 Sykes, Cannon and Co. .. w Regina 293 Pratt, .. ..E 7 Ranger 303 Ellery, J Chalmer and Co .. E Sheridan 202 Mcßae, Wilson & Co .. 0 Sheridan Knowles 953 White, M`Calmont brs E Sagitario 140 Abella, Bahr & Co N Sophia 103 Schasbanner, Bahr & Co .. Sultan 137 Craig, C S Lemon ..E 4 Susan Ann 97 Mogg, J Glynn & Son .. N Taruyo II 222 Panne, Armstrong &Co ..E 7 Vincenzo 255 Permudu, Lamport &Co .. 0 Wasp 197 Jolly, G P Oxley .. s l'Sabel3oo Banderich, E. Tenncnt.. 0 UNION. :1/mora, 1238, Dunn, Gilles & Co E Aeon 383 Dow3ley, H. Steele.. . Cleopatra 598 Chapman, J Baines .. N George 471 Petrowsky, Bahr and Co .. s Flavanna, '177 Stockton, J. Alexander. 'Petrel, 848 Chapman, Gibbs Bright and Co r Tory 608 Hoskins, D Gibb ty Urgent. Willi. ms.. COBOURG 4ctive. gj Evans • • • • 0 British Queen, (ss), 800, Dubbins .. 0 Cambria s Stone, Burns and 111• Iver, Europa s 1800 Lang, D and CMc Ivey .. 0 Isabella, 131, Davis .. • • 0 Mary Ann, Henderson, 41. Smith Mary Jane, 153 Witheridge • 0 • • n BRUNSWICK. • 0 • 0 .. 0 ▪ 0 .. $I TOXTETH. High Water—Morn. 9 41 OFF the Port, —Universe. Bird from New York ... OFF Holyhead Inward.—Tagus, brig, from Puerto Cabello, at 7 a. m.; Crusader, barque, Pernambuco, at 1 p. in. ; Douro, (s) at 2 p. m. OFF Gt. Ormshead.—Regina, brig, at . 9 a. m. ; Scotland, barque, from Africa at 9 a. m. Ava, Newberry ; Stranger, Pride ; Netta Erman, all hence at Constantinople. Science, Goss from Odessa at Constantinople. Eclipse, Barker, hence at Archangel. Surinam, McKenzie ; Ophir, Smith, and Arenda Jacoba, De Jonge, all hence at Cronstadt. John Petronella, Visser ; Efftung ; Philothea, Kramer, and Lapwing, Bener, all hence at Riga. LlmmucK, 10 Oct. A large ship was passed, bottom up, .5 Oct., 12 miles N. N. W, of Tory Island. VESSELS SPOKEN,—Exact, from Madras to London, 17 Sept. in lat 36 N. long. 34 W. Monarch, from India to Antwerp, 9 Sept, in lat. 23 N. long 34 W. by the Queen. DUBLIN, OCT. 12. ARRIVED.—Cintia, Oporto ; George and Elizabeth, Malaga CORK (QUEENSTOWN), OCT. 12. AnnivEn.—Courier, Wise, Liverpool, for Calleo ; Marian ple, Taylor, from Marianople ; Aeron Lass, Rees, Seville; Giulietta, Schialliceo, Galatz; Keezmic, Martmolich, Odessa; Eroe, Familare, Constantinople ; Pallas, Kollar, Odessa ; Row, Richard, Leghorn Engineer, Seller, Galatz.