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N.B.—All kinds of Military bought. Address Mr or Mrs. Jackson, 47, Brownlow-bill. go In szikr, #,tuts auk Xankr. PRINCE'S PARK. 'DOR SALE, a Mot of Freehold LANI), containing about 12 3,000 yards, adjoining Mr. W. Laird's house. ' Apply to Mr. Wm. Laird, 23, Castle-street. 139 BELVIDERE-ROAD, PRINCE'S-PARK. , 910 be SOLD, together or separate, ,Tiro well-built new I FREEHOLD HOUSES, coiltaMing thtee receptit% rooms, font bedrooms,‘ • three • attics s with good 'kitchens, bathroom, water closet, &c. Apply to Lightbody and Boult, agents, &c., 68, Bold-street. DINGLE-LANE 'P O be SOLD, a compact Detached IiESIDENCE, veith gar den, stabli, and coaCh-house ; contains dining-room, suulll library, man-servant's room, kitchen, scullery, butler's pantry, store-room, and lavatory, on the ground floor; above are five bedrooms, drawing-room, and the usual modern convenience*: The property . is ,freehold, overlooking the Dingle, and the ad joining land is restricted from nuisances or small houses. May be viewed on Tuesdays and Fridays, on application to Mr. 5. Waterhouse, 4, Derby-sqUare. • ' d 1446 FREEHOLD INVESTMENT YOU £B5O. 110 be SOLD, Freehold of Inheritance; atßove of Six neat Front HOUSES, in a respectable, healthy situatioa r ti WO' dncing the yearly rent of £BB. Price £B5O. For particulars apply to John White, 20, Clayton-square. 1448 FREEHOLD INVESTMENT, FOR A 1,250. TO be SOLD, Freehold of. Inberitafice, a very neat Row•of Eight Front HOUSES, situate near Edge-hill Church ; all well tenanted✓ yielding the yearly rent of £124. Price £1" ,250. For particulars apply to John White, 20, Clayton-square. 1450 - FttEEHOLD LNVESTMENT FOIL £7OO. TO be SOLD, Freehold of Inheritance, a HOUSE and SH OP, and Four Front HOUSES, situate near Upper Parliament street, all occupied by good tenants, producing the yearly rent of Ea. Price ,E7OO. For particulars apply to John White, 20, Clayton-square. 1447 VALLI.V.'LE FREEHOLD INVESTMENT. T 0 be SOLD, Freehold of Inheritance' a HOUSE and SHOP, an excellent 'BEERHOUSE; and Two. Front HOUSES, all occupied •bY good' tenants, and yielding, the yearly rent of £B5. Price £960. £7OO of the purchase-money may_remain an - mortgage. Yor particulars apply to John White, 20, Clayton-square. 1453 FREEHOLD 'INVESTMENT, FOR £770,, TO be SOLD, Freehold of Inheritance, a very desirable Lot of PROPERTY, situate' near. the railway station, Great Howard-street„ comprising an excellent trout,. Shop, two front Houses, and two court . •Alouses all occupied by good tenants, yielding the - yearly rent Of £73. Price £770. For particulars apply tsJohn,W)iite, 9ayl.toprsquar..i 1330 VALUABLE FREEHOLD l INVESVMENT. XllO be SOLD, FreehOld of Inberitance, a most valuable Block of PROPERTY, having frontages to three streets, com prising a corner Druggist's' Shop, a coinetiFlour Shop, three - front Housewand Shops, and two Dwelling-houses, situatif in a leading thoroughfare, and all well tenanted, producing the yearly rent of £173. Price, £2,2.50. large portion of the purchase money may remain on mortgage. For particulars apply to John White, 20, Clayton-square. TWO FREEHOLD" COTTAGES FOR ,£5BO. TO be SOLD, Two substantially and well-built COTTAGES, having a frontage of JO yards to each house, situate in Everton. Each house contains Parlour, Kitchen, Scullery, Pantry, Store-closet, three Bedrooms, Dressing-room, and a large Clothes Closet. Fitted throughout with gas, &c. Spacious yard at the back, and Well sewered. Yearly rent, £44. Price, £580;, £4OO may, if required, remain on mortgage. Apply to John White, 20, Clayton-square. 1434. FREEHOLD INVESTMENT FOR £1,300. To be SOLD, Freehold of Inheritance, a. very choice Lot of PROPERTY, comprising four beautiful Houses, with a frontage of six yards each. occupied by most respectable tenants, at £24 each, situated in a healthy elevated situation, all in excellent order and thoroughly drained, producing the yearly rent of £96. Price 'X1,300; £1,100• of the' purchase money may, if required, rennin on mortgage. For particulars apply to John White, .0, Clayton-square: 1454- DETACHED COUNTRY ;RESIDENCE. 910 ,he SOLD, Freehold of Inheritance, a very desirable 1 Detached RESIDENCE, with garden, coach-house and stable, situate near Edge-lane, containing on the ground door wo excellent parlours, kitchen, wash-house, pantries,• &re., with good dry cellars beneath ; on the irst floor are four Capital bedrooms, bath, and water-closet, all in - beautiful order. A purchaser may have possession in June next. Price only £600., awito accommodate a purchaser about two-thirds of the purchase money may remain on mortgage. For nutes to view apply to John White, 20, Clayton-square. 1289 CHOICE FAMILY RESIDENCE. rilo be SOLD, a. most desirable. FAMILY RESIDENCE, 1. situate in Falkner-square, conta i n i ng commodious Dining and Drawing-rooms, Two g ood Kitchens, Butler's Pantry, Cupboards, &c., all on the Ground Floor ; in the Basement are Ale and Wine Cellars and convenient Wash-house ; on the First Floor are Four excellent Bedrooms,. Breakfast-room, Bath, and Water-closet, and Two good Bedrooms above ; al so , Two Servants' Bedrooms and large Lumber-room , leading from a ieparate Staircase. The House is in beautiful order, and .thoroughly drained. Price only £1,850. For notes to view apply to John White, 20, Clayton-square. 1452 DESIRABLE FREEHOLD INVESTMENT. MO be SOLD, Freehold of Inheritance, a very compact Lot of PROPERTY, comprising an excellent ,Coruer BIEER. HOUSE, a Corner HOUSE and SH dP, and Three Front HOUSES between, situate near Kirkdale, all well tenanted, producing the yearly rent of £7O. Price only £760. Two thirds of the purchase-money mat remain on mortgage. For particulars apply to John White, 20, Clayton-square., 315 TO MEMBERS OF BVILDING SOtIETIES. A VERY CHEAP PROPERTY. MO BE SOLD, Freehold of Inheritance. Five very substan • 1. , tially-built Front DWELLING HOUSES, situated close to Everton-road. All well let ; drained and flagged, and pro ducing the yearly rent of 284 l n s. Price only 2850. Apply -to Bailey and Nen!), 17, South Castle-street. j e t 481 PEREMPTORY.--A BARGAIN! MO be SOLD, Freehold of Inheritance, one corner HOUSE and SHOP, and five front HOUSES adjoining, situated *close to Great Homer-street, all drained, paved, and flagged - in accordance with the Health Act, all respectably tenanted, at the yearly rent of £99. Price only £1,150. £9OO may remain on mortgage. Apply to Bailey and Neep, ln South Castle street. 140 A VERY CHOICE INVESTMENT FOR £930. TO be SOLI), Freehold of Inheritance, four very sub stantially-built front HOUSES, situated close to Bruns wick-road, all respectably tananted at the yearly rent of £74. Price £930. £5OO may remain on mortgage. Apply to Bailey and Neep, 17, South Castle-street. 511 FREEHOLD INVESTMENT. TO be SOLD, Freehold of Inheritance, a Block of PRO PERTY, situate near to Rupert-lane, Everton: consisting of Twelve DWELLING - HOUSES and a BEER'-HOUSE, producing the annual rent of £l2l. Price £1,200; £BOO can remain on mortgage. Apply to Bailey and Neep, 17, South Castle-street. 518 TO` CA PITALISTS.-A VERY SAFE INVESTMENT. ►ile be SOLD, Freehold of Inheritance, a splendid and 1 extensive Corner PUBLIC-HOUSE and VAULTS, a Ware house, and Three Dwelling-Houses, situate mjar the Exchane. 2tent 'MM. Price £4,000. A portion of the money miy remain ma mortgage. Apply to bailey and Weep, 17, South Castle .igreet:• - 512. Alorner WINE and SPIRIT VAULTS and Two HOUSES for £1,400. , npo be SOLD, an excellent and cdn-es;ablistied ?WINE and f3PIRIT vAtrui and Tivo Front HOUSES, situated close to Brownlow-bill, anti" doing a, good, busioess.,Rental £9l. Price £1,400. NO gsodwill. Tenure teashold-ufider the For particulars apply to Bailey and Neep, 17, Corot/ration- South Castle-street. 477. CORNER SPAC IOUS VAULT S AND 8110 P. MO be SOLD, Freehold of inheritance, a Corner VAULTS, 1 • beau:Wally, fitted urfor Immediate possession, and con taining large bar, p ar l o pi, kitchens, large sitti ng - room, an d live bedrooms. bath and water closet, with het and cold ser vices, 'thgdtlier with an adjoining shop. The whole are sub stantially erected, drained and flagged. Price only £1,550. About two-thirds can remain on, mortgage. Apply to B a il ey and Weep, 17, Sobth Castle-street. 461. DESIRABLE SHOP PROPERTY. 'Fro be SOLD, Freehold of Inheritance, a block of _SHOP 1. PROPERTY, forming two corners,fconSisting of sitnhops with dwelling houses, and one ,dwelling house adjoining, situated in the best thoroughfare leading to town, yielding the annual tent of £225. Price £2,650. £2,000 can remain on mortgage: "Apply to Bailey and Neep, 17, South Castle-street. - SAFE iNVESTMBNTL • I, ' flifibe SOLD, Freehold of Inheritance, Five. Front HOUSES, And ten Court HOUSES, situated. in Athol-street, and an adjoining street at the north. . end.,. All Are in good repair, drained, flagged, and . paved, and well let, producing the annual rent of £l6B. Price E 1.750. _ This property is mortgaged to a first-class building society for £1,445, and can be trangferTefl at a smell cost. Apply to Bailey' mid' Neeo, 17,'SOU.th Castle street. •• • • • • • , 503. TWO CHOICE SEMI-DETACHED VILLAS F01t41,790. 910 be SOLD, Freehold of Inheittince, Two very Eubstan . • tially-bailt Semi. detached VILLAS, situated two and a half miles from the Exchange. Each villa - contains on the basement two kitchens, pantry, wine cellar, larder, &c. ; on the ground floor, three entertaining-rooms and butler's pantry, sad six good bedrooms above ; bath and water closet, - with hot and cold services. Flower gardens to the front and large ki t chen gardens at the back. Price to an immediate purchaser only £1,700. Apply to Bailey and Neep, 17, South Castle street. ISHOP.g.. .. AMILTON'S DICTIONARY of ' 3,500 -TERMS USED IN MUSIC. 58th edition. Edited by Joan' is. "Every professor, teacher, and learner of music sheuld possess this work; it being the only, one that eontains the terms marked in foreign music, together with those , used in. the higher musical circles, and by alI modern cOruposers."- RImNLEcY, just Vide Musical World. . R i e publishedi iA lt o Cocks popular:: ,: c diu,ive .l y ) PIANOFORTE her !it ‘ legty ~ j 3 usic Publishers, Robert word (Wrighton's admired ballad') aso.. My Mother's gentle Sonnambula, 3s. ;La Koine Blanche ,'.; Quintette, from La duet, ss. • Sweet Richard, ; duet, 3s. ; March of , the Men of Harlecla, 'due „ ' Dream of the Wanderer, romance, 2s. • 6cl. , duet, 3a . .b ' t i: te smile haunts me still (Wrighton's faveurite ballad), 2s. 6d. t The Tear (admired Lied by Kucken), 2s. 6d.'; Far' :on the deep blue sea, ballad .( by J. R. Thomas), „2s. ; She 'never' told 'her love, a id My mother bids me (Haydn!, 2s. 6d. ; The -Bridge, lyric (by Miss M. Lindsay), 2s. 6d. ; The Cottage bT the:49a 0 . ,:..R. Thomas), 2s. ; Fading • away, song (fi e Pricker), . ; : :Truth in absence , canzonet (Harper), 2s. •, The 'Young Reduit, song (Kucken), 2s. ; Nel cor ,piii, w i t h variations, 6s . ; Id Abs ence, romance, op. 67, 2s. ; War blings at tie,• .romance, 2s. 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Anderson, Pianist to• the Queen; ;46:• "• Both for ori g inality and gracefulness this charming morceau merits dornmendation. , ' • . . • If neatly 'executed, will make the fame of the Per-' former for delicacy Of fingering."-'John Bull. . , c„,rOFESSORS' ,CATALOGUE :- Elementary Plano- • f or t e Works, Tutors, Studies, . Exercises, Varied Airs, and co pious selection of Music for Teaching. Gratis and postage free.. • . .. , GREEN CA T A L.O Grf-E .- New rtestiei -"-greidy ' enlarge 4, ler, flap, pl . , o§ allfigitcheks and Amateurs. Gratis and postage free. ___ (\no .u;the yipLIN. .-Ney Edition (just Pub . NJ .lished). greatly enlarged by J4nNllutuoi., neii i ixw i.,,,,,, 1 6 - '`Rvery violinist ought to poetess this impreved q ii t -j oiu ,, , 131 7 ANDELPS MESSIAH; complete. Atiraiiii . ed fro* t, . Mozart, Scere by Jelin Bishop. ls - . ed., 2s. Ss. ed., attl.„ lie., and 18s. Haydn's Creation , 25.,' 35., e' s. 6d., and 106 _ e ' • Madame' fenny Goldetaidt Lind gave the'Prefererice to copies' of these arrangements" of the Messiah 'and the Creation, from which elle sang On he'r recent visit to this country. r u e,. fished ,by Robert • Cock; and 'Cd., New Burlington-street, Lundon. - To be fled of all nattsic-sellefs. I \ )[. . .. -: USICAL PRESENTS.---:-Tbe ADORATION, • Books I and 2, each ss. sole, Clef . 6s. 12 popular Sacred c odies, arranged for the pianoforte by W. o..Calcott, beau- • tifully ilhistrated by Baxter in oil colours. "The arrimgen - ient deserves every praise that we can bestow, and we sincerely recommend it to all lovers of sacred music."--- ride trightvn Gazette. B ook A (the favou r ite book ) of the Holy Family , arranged by W. H. Culleott; Alen° , solo, is. ; ' duets, fis. Londoh : Robeit Cooks and 'Co., Xeyr Ourlingtou-street ; and to be had of all music-sellers. . f 1 By, Mr.,I3BANQI.: , • • ,• i OA Thti.risdax,; the `2l,nd' in4tanj; at Tyy9 - ,o'flc4k in fileafter n CliieVidon-rooms, South' , Johr.-strAet, Liverpool, • subject to conditions, • PIECE of—LAND, with the Four DWIJLING gpuogs thereon erected, situate: on the north sidelof 11 elliNton-street Ni rth, Liverpool; containing in front thmti incl in breadth at the back or mart.' sides severally a 4 feet 6 inches, and running in depth backwards on the east and west sides severally 43 feet 2 inches. Together with the free nhe atnki enjoj went Of a Repay:ion passage on the north side of the said Premises, and of another passage of 3 feet wide leading from the same into wellingtoh-sues Norih, in common with, the Owners' and Occupiers . of Ike , 4010e,S afligioing, The HoUses are numbered 3,5, 7, and 9, and are in j:he respective occupa tions of Messrs. Wieht, Wisback, Archibald, add PQM.. Ike Tenure is Freehold of Inheritance. . - For further particulars apply •to Messrs. Norris,: and Non, Solicitors, Vnion7bitildings, North..fohn-street, Liverpool. - By - Order of thg Devisees of Robert Collier, deceased: — TRANMERE OLD IiAL.4, very desirable BUILDINGt LANDS, in Highgr TrikWa Cheshire. BY MR. 1311ANL , On Thursday, th& 29 th .instint;', at %taw iYelot.4 3n I • 't afternoon, at fir. Henry Gough's, Woodside Ilotel,rigrittn-, head, whi subject to. conditions,; in the following. or such other iota as may be'agreerl'iiptin, if dot previously disposed of by private treaty, of which due notice will be giiieit• .1 , • Lot I LL that fitgliP Called " Further S tor eton - Field," contain/Mt 'it. 31 1 ), ' 2. tA at FIELD, called ' Storetqu np)d," containing 9a, Or. 25p, , 3. All that FIELD, called " Further Runner contain ing sa. it. 10p. 4, All that FIELD, called "Middle Runner Hey," Contain ing 6a. 2r. 9p. •• • 5. 411 that FIELD, called "Near Runner'Hey,?' tontaixing 6a. 3r. Up. fi—AlLthat FIELD.e2/ 1 /4 "North Top containing sa. Ir. 39p. 7.. All that FIELD, called' South Ton 411141111,7 contain- 3r; 2'2p . - '' • • • 8. All that FIELD, called "Lower Mill-bill," coiltathiOg sa. 2r. 13p. 9. 411 that FIELD, formerly two Fields, and called respec , tively "Middle Mill-hill" and "South Mill-hill," containing. 10a. 9r. 39p. , .1 • 10. All that VIRLD, called, "Rake_ tley," containing' 9a. Or. 32p. 11. All that 3fESSUAGE Ar PWYLLING-HOUSE, Ont.' buildings, large Garden,. and erPits t • fiTraimagre.Old; Hall," situate in the village of Higher TrOmMere. This lot contains la. 2r. lip. . . • • , , 4, and 5 lie, Wit_ the extremity of Traninere,guivn ship, between Higher Tranmere village and Higher Bebinglon. The situation is high, and commands most extensive mill basis-, tiful views of Cheshire, Lancashire, and the river Mersey. .. Lots 6,7, 8,9, and .10 lie .on. the western slop/. towards,, Oxton, and command d6e and varied views of the surrounding , : country. The whole lots otter sites NT building purposes seldom to be met with. .• There is valuable stone under several of the bits, The property is freehold of inheritance, and is in the coccur , pation of Mr. Thomas Houghton, Who will show the sertra l lots. . For further particulars and plans apply to Edward Hodkin son, Esq., Chester; J. C. Salkeld, Farnicate; John Long rigg, Esq., architect, Liverpool ; or to Mr. Jas. GUI, solicitor, County Court Offices, Birkenhead. • Desirable PROPERTIES, at Everton. DT 'MHSEIRS. WALKER lorp ACK . ERLEY. On Monday, 9be•lyltb instant at Two teelotkin 'the afternoon, at the Clarendon-ropms, South John-street, Liverpool, aub• - . feet to conditions, Lot 1 PIECE of, LAND, wiAL the DWELLING-. • - HOUSE thereon erected, situate ort .the south side of Devons Everton, near Liverpool, cante.iwing.in fTeut thereto and at the back severally 54 feet 6 inches, and. rutining in depth backwards 0. the west side.l4l feet 2 inches, and on the east side 144 feet 4 inches. - The lio:;sels 'numbered 8 in Devonshire-place. _ —2: -A Piece- of- LAND, with the- DWELLINO-HOUSE, vAte, ; and other PUJLpINVS thereon erected,, situate on the south . side of Deionshire-Place afotesaid, containing in crobt thereto 54 feet, gunrunning in depth backwards on the tat side 130 feet 10 mcb.es, on the west side 132 feet 2 inches, and behig i in breadth at *2,144 51 Net, This house is num bered 28 in Devonsbire•place. The Tenure of both Jots is Leasehold for the.Resk4-4,1 1 Tenn of 1,600 Tears, created by an /MleiAttre'of*Laie-hearing date the 3rd day of AugUst, 1417, subject to. e , proportionate part of a yearly rental at or after the - rte of le. per acre, and of *further yearly rent at or after the rate of } }. ;per *ern.,.. • ' 'lmmediate Posseision of both Lots can be given. —*or fur4her particulars apply to Messrs: Norris- amt-Soph Beiiciterw, Onfon-bnitdings,. North Jobs-streetipiverpooli . . 4m119 Td `aturrizxzw, IITTITESEILYMgN; Julia Others. BY MESSItSIi WALgEp. AND ACKERLEY, On Wednesday, 2lkt Marol4,l Bo _ 4 t PVelYr o'clock precisely, ' the Trendies, nill-side, oolton, war Liverpool, A.. w VERY thri;ring.Plantation of Wont 2 0 4,Q40 MOLLIES, from three to tee feet high, wliieb Diu be not& in Lets suitable for nurserymen and private plirehaaers. May be viewed prier to and on the morning of sale, an 4 eataiogiies.had on_ the. . Premises, and, at Messrs. Walker and 'Ackerley's Offices, 55, Church-street, Liverpool. , • An omnibus leaves the Liverpool Exchange at half past nine and half-past pn in the mqrning. - N NIR BROW E (LATE BII,CIWNE AND TAXSER), AIcJIONEER, -VALUER, 3, UNION-COURT, CASTLE-STREET. MBROWNE begs: to intimate that, besides the SALE by AUCTION of 110USEIIOLD FURNITURE, Cellars of WINES, &c., be bdalor many' years devoted much study and attention to the FINE ARTS, OBJECTS of TASTE and VERTU, md LITERARY PROPERTY, and plomontjdently undertake the Sale thereof, his rsonal attention being paid to the careful a t Tangin g and cata b ging sales a this doscripAion with, which be may be entrusted, AIR. BROWNE begs also , to intimate that he MAKES UP INVENTORIES and ,VII 4 U,ATIONS of Itousehold Furniture, Collections of Pictures, Silver Plate, Jewellery,- -Articles of Taste and Vertu, tibraries, and ail descriptions ofaloveable Property, for Probate and AdminiStra tion Duties or other purposes, with great promptitude; end convenience to parties , employing him, and on moderate terms. Excellent HOUSEHOLD FURNITURE, China, Cut Glass, a ;..ifeit4dil Paintings, Water-colour Drawings, from the collec tion rof a well-known connoisseur, and•other Effects; - on the- Pieraises, 'No: 56, Percy-street, 'Canning street, the property of g lady changing,her residence. R. BROWNE (late Blownennd Tanner) has been favoured with instructions •to .' SELL by_ ArCT QN, , phisDay . (Tnestiay), 6th mat., at Eleven &clock Precisely,'on ! the Premiees, 56, Percy-street; all the excellent HOUSEHOLD FURNlTURE,.eontpriaing in reception rooms handsome rose wood and mahogany 100, Pembroke, and other tables, dining and drawing-room chairs, conches, sofas, chiffonniers, eve lent cabinet - piano-forte in mahogany case; by BrOaclkyood= and Sons. Brussels carpets and rugs, damask and e4sintz curtains, Venetian blinds, g.s'claandeliers, fenders and Atre4rons, &c. Amongst the Paintings and Drawings will' be fdul3d solecimen's of Wilitim Mason, Montague, Stanley, 'Williamson, and others. , r -Han and Stairs : Handsomely-earVed hill table with marble slab, neat oak hat and umbrella stand, oilcloth, stair carpet and rods, &c. 'ln the Bedrooms : Birchwood four-post, iron, tent, and other bedsteads, dwarf wardrobe, chests of drawers, toilet tables and washstands, mahogany toilet glasses, feather beds, bolsters, hair mattresses, palliasses, toilet . seTvices, towel rails, carpets, rugs, &c. Butler's Pantry : Cut glass, decanter% wines, ,pickle jar, 'celery glass, &c. Very useful liateheu Furniture, and other effects. - May be viewed This 'Day, the sth of March, ant! mani l ig of sale, ,ntl catalogues hail .on the prerriises, and at the office of Mr. Browne, 3, Union•conet, Castic-etreet. CboiCe ROgE'VREES; FRUIT TREES, Fuschlas, Poplafs, • Rhttbaili,' Strawberry, Plailts, Raspberries, 84rubs, &c., .Auction Mart, 45, Lime-street. gisESl3,lls. TIIRNER & HOLLINS are' faiou ' Llia with instructions to offer for SALE by AUCTION, Hay, Tuesday, 6th instant, at Eleven o'.olock in the fore nOon4!Bt the Auction Mart. 45, Lime-street,. a large consign inent from one of .the mostseleet collections of Bourbon. Moss, Hybrid, Perpetual, and other 41rst-class ROSES,. choice FRUIT TREES, strawberries of the rarest kinds,, magnum-bon= raspberries, of the best kinds ill cultiiation, fuschias of the most superior kinds, _rhubarb of the best gottlity and produc tion, poplar trees, laburnums, . slunbs. itc„,§re. ; all , clean and healthy plants. and selected from the stock of a leading nurseryman. The names guaranteed. , • - •• On view on the morning of sale, and all further information maybe had from the auctioneers, at the Auction Mart, 45, Lime , atreet. . 7------ ' LIVERPOOL ST LgeHAfIE WEEK. . . JIQRSE SALE AT LUCAS'S. l lM' E and SS l S ent 'L le tr m2h B atth C ejr . A .l ,) ) ,l e lf UtAoL' apprise by j' • "AEATY and by A t UCTIO:s.i, in the Steeplechafie Week, .will at iiracel:: 13Y. PX.IYATE TREATY TH11..t 41./. .I[o ItEON S Y IA ' ) (W I the e .4 e s d dat Y 4 Lt 3i t r e e7h inth.Nl:anarctli; instant. ,:et . ..' , .- • - s ' ~.1..1 • The AUCTION will take plate • .',..in f if On..THUR.SDAY next , the Sal. March iiiitaut,. •••):,-q ' Sale eommenoing at Twelve o'clonl4, . • ...i t T he ER STOCK will consist of t 319 or 70. HORSES, compy*ta It 11UNTS, • ADIES' PA,IS, •- " . , PARK HACKS, ,1 • - &lIRIAGE HORSES, • ' I' GrO-FIOR:SEg, • - . Weight...carlying COts, BROUGHAM HOUSES, HORSE§, ke. • . • - - • 7 . on view on and after Tms'Einv. -- .- --::---f- ------- . , 7 . BY mg,..4. W. JiNIBB, ------- i ;Q:h . fkitliiiie:kt; the 9th, instant , At Peveh o'clook,;;iiiiely, '9 w ''' - PLEDGES;ftihe:'VronlinYclrtiln: , wid ,_ 0 ,, 90_9wing Pawnbrokers : - natirely, \it ANT Y Di Al:PrOperty2ledgecl jp.tile respective months Pricer to.the Alarch, 1859, street ; Elisha Lvarus, Aaher%eolniur smith ..'Clistlcips*eit ; iohn Benussi; Para p ar acppe..street , ; <#oo. Polton;:gru*e_ . water-street; Jo Stott, Hanford-sts•eet ; : John Wood White chapel ; Thomas Keswick, Greg' licsvrardltret.;' ho d , ' mi te s. Koberton,.. Great.:Howard4a*et ;' Caleb Spruce , - Hightleto- Ltreet ; Thomas Armor, Regent street : John Parr;.'Gielit tkosuer-serept ; Archibald D. Robarion,, Soto -street; ; Ate Neale, Soho-street ; • .Eugene Gregsoh, CaPPgras-hill ; Van . Downey, WasTen-qt x ,mt :, „f o w l EmpsqpSco tland,,-plpei_. Rolat_i Gosson, Mill-str e et ; Wiljihu_. _C o wpe, Mill - str eet ; MesSyS, XA3(4r .a{td Thor n , street; antl,ltotiert - Marrs, St. Ja 'es'-fstrcet - . • ).-. St_ jaings , p-street ; Mrs. Phillips, ailr PEAiiES C 6 gITi;SCDIPTION lAdefT have made greater progress of late years than thht of 'the hairdresser ; and among the Minierous establlShMentt recently ,dedicated to the ..toilette.-noue.,can, s.cel in- elegance and...comfort that of M. Deakes, 83, Church-street, where );ie .subscription system of one-guinea Tier aimuni has Veen found to answer-most succiess fully. 'Jere all the.operations of-the toilickte are conductedln spacious apartn;tent , fitted up in the latest ,Parisian style, by assistants fully equal ti the occasion, and whose efforts to give,: satisfaction hove WA well rpwayded•by ,the public. The latest edition; Just published. - Vent free per post for three titainiis, or.may. be 449 Th aypgdati.bn:::TßECEQ qtritut Loss AND ItEsTonwripM 01 3 tilePg.taeq. 4 s of restoring teeth, by the new principle of self-ailticsiou, vith yylcanicked gum coloured India-Tubber in lieu of bone at g 9 la ate by Me4lo of a flexible gum, Wifhoutsprings or wire'; am( withoUt extract ing roots,, at half the ordinary post. By Messrs. Gabriel, Dent4ts to.the Prince .D'Ottajana. MUltuntin parvo bra chure, which all requiring the aid of a dentist will do well to' peitse,iasi "f,rjiaAat,,p4 .from -such a 40Dree, it, may be confi dently relied on::-=rnited A7e7eice GazWe. Dental Establish-, ments : 134, Duke-strtet; Liver499l; 33, Ludgate-hill, and ;1(), - Regent-street, iondbu ! number. Estab- ' islted 1! , 315', "r:1•7 diplom i a. • - - . r • . ~4 "~,. bt Xtf, libytHing fintstsL NEAR THE PRINCE'S-PARK. • , o be LET, M this desirable' neighbourhohd, a Sms4l T FAMILY HOUSE; at rental of £3O per annum, Apply to Lightbody and !Inuit estate - agents, &c., 58. Bold-street.- SEAFORTH. TO' be LET, Furnished, for Six Months, from 2nd April, it Detached Tvio-storey HOESE, in a dry situation, built in the Swiss Cottage style, containing three entertaining rooms, four good bedrooms, servants' room, dressing room, back room, and water-closet, with the usual kitchen accommodation. Hot and cold water are laid on thrtnighout the house, and it has a back stairs. There is a productive kitchen garden and orchard. For further particulars apply to Lightbody and Boult, 58, Bold street.. to be Xtt, AltSilleSS rmisto. CLARE HALL, CLARE-STREET, ISLINGTON. TO be meet n LET, the above ROOM, suitable for holding Public gs, Tea Parties, Benefit Societies' Meetings, and Lectures, on reasonable terms. Apply to Mr. 3. Torso) age, No. 3, Islington. _ 3mos-m24 An excellent HOUSE and SHOP TO BE LET. TO BE LET, in one of the best business streets in - town, and situstM...r the Exchange, a.Yery handsome. double fronted HOUSE and SHOP, having plate-glass windows. Would suit a provision d4aler or butcher admirably; Or any other ,business. lent MM. Incoming oily! £3O. , Apply to Bailey and Neep, 17, South Castle-street.. TO TIMBER DEALERS, JOINERS, ANCHORSMITHS, TRADESMEN, and Others. To be LET (for a term if required), a large YARD, on the north aide of Greenland-street and ,cornerlo, f Newhall street, Liverpool. The yard was= lately OccupieoFily a timber dealer, and is Otte I up with racks, sheds, office, and buildings suitable for that or any other general business. The land cAntains 612 square yards. and its proximity' to, the Queen's, Brunswick, and other docks renders it convenient for the trade. Apply to. Messrs. Kaye and Weld, 12, Castle-street. 137mr8 h szib, gistillantaits:':-1 (AN SALE, a COW, an excellent Milker. Calved on Sunday N-7 last.... Apply •at House -near, the. Seftop sAT , Aintree. a TO be SOLD, very cheap, 3A I -horse potver high-pressure STEAM ENGINE. May be seen at work any day. Apply to W. 8., Daily Times office. BUXTON LIMESTONE CMPPINGS. ON SALE; at the Buxton Limeworks, - CH I PP INGS, for Garden and other Walks. Depat, 191, Smithdown - laie , opposite Milner's Fire Safe Works. Office, 78, Pitt-atreet. COWS. ALDERNEY AND GUEILNSEY COWS AND HEIFERS. MR. BRETHERTON Most respectfully informs the Nobility; Gentry, and Agricul turists, he has received instructions from the eminent importer, Mr. M. Fowler, sen., of Little Bushey Farm, Watford, Herts, importer to H.M .- the Queen, ther:mperpr • of the French, and most of the Nobility of Great Britain, to sell at his Repository, Wood-street, Liverpool, on Wedoe daY (to-mOrrowy, and Thursday, March 7th and Bth, .21 NEWLY Calved and Down Calving COWS, tf •Pire blood; posakssing that 'symmetry and beaut, form, richness of • colour,. and other qualificati ons alone to le obtained by an experienced and qualified judge. ALDERNEYS. Supposed time Colour, i t nil i t lcs. Lot. Age.' of Calving. I.Two years,old...l9th March... Smoky fawn& white,very rich. 2.Three years 01d..28th March... Mulberry fawn and white, " exceedingly rich. 3. Two years 01d... 9th M ar ch.. .Pure lemon awn and white, - very rich and promising. 4. Two years up ......Grey, fawn and white, frog) a prize cow. , . . 5. Three years old..l7thMarch...Mullserry brown and whit* a tirt t -e la ss ,butter cow. 6. Font. years old.-224: March... Yellow fawn and,. White, made • ~91bs. butter per week last reason. 7. Three years 01d..19th March... Smoky fawn and white, ex ceedhrgiy rich. 8. Two years old...2lstMarch..:Mulberry broirir , and , white, very promising. 9. Two years 01d...15th March... Mulberryrry brown and. : 4 / b ite, Very nu h. , 10. Four years 01d...16th March. _Smoky ta, a and white spotted capital butter cow. 11. Four years old...Tinie up ......Mulberry brown and' white, first-class butter cow. 12. Two years 01d...22e March... S mo ky fawn SW white, very rich. axe4 l3 . Foulyei rs 0 1d ... 17th March... Grey fa wn a nd white; d ingly rich and promising.. 14. Thiel yetinfold. .Time up .._, Smoky fawn and White, ex „ exceedingly rich. 15. Two years. 01d...18th March...Muiberry fawn, very rich. GUERNSEYS. 16. Two years 01d...27th March... D ark fawn and w hite , very rich' 17. Two years 01d...27th March... Pale fawn an d w hite, one of the largest heifers ever itn ported into the county. ' 18. Four years old-18th March _Yellow fawn and white, a capital butter cow. ' 19. Threeyears old.Tinre np......Smoky fawn and w hit e , v er y rich. ' 20. Two years 'old ...21st March.;;Yeltow fawn and " white, very rich, 21. Four years old.. 7th March... Mulberry brown and white, of the choicest quality. . Mr. 8.-would also remark tha t t h e character of the StOk may be estimated ffein the fact of the importer having held the appointment of Judge at the Royal Agricultural Shows in both islands for the past thirty years. Having regularly imported for forty-three years, and has the honour,to select for her Majestyna dairy, incontestible" proof i s afforded of his respectability, responsib lity, and judgment, Mr. Fowler has preference of all Prize Cattle exhibited. This Stock is direet from the Islands; having been selected expressly for this market by Mr. Fowler, sen. Catalogues may be obtained at the repository, Wood-street, Liverpool. , . ALDERNEY AND GUERNSEY COWS. -1-MR. BRETHEBTON has received instructions from Mr. M. ' Fowler, Sen. of Little Bushey Farm, Watford, calved audDow n - ca l vn Herts, to S ELL, at his Repository, , Wood-street, Liverpool, on Wednesday and Thursday, the 7ili and Sth March, 19 Newly i breedii, selected expressly for this market.' Mr. F. fa the only g COWS and HEIF E RS, of tAg choicest importer in England, and having been judgq of the Channel Islands for th e l ast 30 years past; has great a d vantages over any other per son i n able animals.a. Ctalpougrucehsa s s t i a n t g in t g he fu n2 ll, ost parti V e a u lr a b s le ma an y d pro e o fi b t - - tained at;the Horse Repository, Wood-street. arturrsips. WANTED, an Active PARTNER, with a capital of £5OO, to join the advertiser in the Ribbon and Fancy Trade. The Premises are first-class, and the best situation in Liver pool, with a business already established. Address, with particulars for an interview, G 24, Office of the Daily Times. WANTED, an active PARTNER, for a lucrative and in creasing husineis Natty years established. jitrgnium £250. IThezdeptionable reference as to- stability and relitlecta bility will be given and required. None but principals need apply.---Address by letter W. 8., Daily „Times office. f, ono 6 c. C 4 dT RUST MONEY, in various SUMS, ready TO BE ADVANCED on Mortgage of eligible Freehold or Lease ho Property,-at' from £4 to £5 per cent. 'John Radcliffe, solicitor, 13, nankin 's-bey, and 11, Dale-street, Liverpool.. 24mr2St20 THE COUNTY PALATINE LOAN COMPANY (Limited,) "'GRANT LOANS,- From £2O to £5OO, 'UPON TITLE DEEDS, SCRIPS, DEBENTURES, PERSONAL SECURITY, OR OTHERWISE, REPAYABLE BY WEEKLY, MONTHLY, OR QUARTERLY INBTALMEXTS. As may. be agreed upon. ' Apply at the Offices of the Company, No. 5, CHURCH-ALLEY. JAMES. WENSLEY, Secretary. MERSEY DOCKS ESTATE. LOANS OF MONEY. THE MERSEY DOCKS AND HARBOUR BOARD IfERE3Y GIVE • xoncg, that their - are • willing: to receive LOANS of MONEY, on tRe Security of their Bonds, at the rate of Four Pounds per Cent. per annum interest, for Terms - of Three, Five. pr Seven Years, at the Option'of the lenders. The Board will accept Loans for a longer pqriod than 4even years, on such terms as ; , pay be . agreed upon. Interest Warrants for the whole term, payable half-yearly, at•the Bankers of the board- in Liverpool, or their Corres pondents in London, are issued with each bond. All otters tc"he.addreosed tq George J. Jefferson, Esq., Treasurer, Deck °race, Liverpool. By order of the Board. DANIEL MA.SON, Secretary., Dock-office, Liverpool, November 1, 1859. ADELPHI L OAN AND 'DISCOUNT /COMPANY, (LIMITED.) , . PRESENT RUMNESS, £250,000 PER ANNUM. OFFICE : . 38, ItENSHAW-STREET, LIVERPOOL. sticANca OFFICES : 30„ Bil.o'WN-STREET MANCHESTER, . UALMILTON-STItET, BIRKENHEAD. 75 MARKET-SQUARE_ I ST: HEI.EITS. 6A, - LUI4E-ISTREET, PRESTO:4. ' L 0 A N'S GR'A'NTED - AND ,biseouNTEV IHT Li • ' ,43* .; 7 DESCBIPTIOy!t OP' A.7.411,A8LE PLC yfitITY ; , ) 4- • ON LIBERAL TERMS. • Applications made at the Head 'Office; or at any of the Branch Offices will be prom'ptly attended to. • • f C111...15. ELLISON, Manager. ' f a k d i 3i bna turc JOHN ELLISON, Secreittry Saito lag A.thin. R. BRANCH respectfully gives notice of I le un d erm entioned SALES, viz.:— T i liAay (Tuesday), the 6 th, at Eleven o'cl ock, at the Hano r rooms, the !excellent HOVSEHOL !MURA.ITURZ, sev, e 1 valuable ant .powerful Tellmcopes,'Mdse SilAr P., a number or valuable Miscellaneous Book's, .China; 4' ; . Linen, and other effects of a G e n tleman dec e ased. ,'t On Wecinesday'next, the 7th„and Wedne4day,,the 14th inst,44 at Eleven o'clock efitl¢. day, on the Preinises, in Bert-y-sti the extensivr.andcitluabliStock 034 r.. 1 1 .. B. RARER, , CABINETMAKER a nt L SERER, ' 'Which incl - • a great variety df elega and fasnible FURNITURE. , ' On Thursetity hext, the Oth : blatant, at Eleven o'clock, at the. Hanove4don`is; the genuine sTOCK-IN-TRADE of the late Mr. IitICHARD \ELSTONE, HABERDASHER; B ERVIN WOOL and SMALLWARE DEALER, removed from his late premises in Bold-street. On Friday, the 9th instant, at Eleven o'clock, on the Premises, in Hemer-terrace, Bootle-road, the valuable HOUSEHOLD FURNITURE and Effects of a Gentleman removing. On Monday, the 12th, and Tuesday, the 13th instant, at Eleven o'clock each day, on the Premises, No. 126, Duke-street, the, u‘ValuableltOrSEHOLl ) FURNITURE-and 'ant Effects of a I t ady,removing. , • . r 2,; . On ;Nidaday, the 12th, and Tuesday,.,the 13tii initant, , at F.leveh o'cloCk each day, at the Hanover-rooms, a very extensive - "Mid - Important nom - of -- Fashionable - brIINA; - " Ironstone - China, beautiful China, and Parian China, Ornamental. Articles, &c. .- ' ./1. 1 I On Tuesday, the 13th, and Wednesday, the 14th instant, at Eleven o'clock each day, on the premises, Rose Mount; Oxton, Cheshire, the magnificent HOUSEHOLD FURNI TURE, very recently supplied by the eminent firm of, Bradley Brothers, Bold-street, Liverpool. - : ' ' , 1 • On Thursday, the 15th instant,_ at Eleven o'clock, be order of the Executors, on tihellreniism, Vol 22,•st.lames's;terrace, the valuable HOUSEHOLD F,IJRNITURE and Effects of a gentteinan deceasel. 4 ' - '''' ' ' Catalogues of all the sales in due, cdurse. .1. 2 • Mr. Branch has ON SALE, by Private Treaty, an R N OGA, suitable for a small church or edipel, ot a 'public room ; also,n self-acting ORGAN. , •-, • _ _ • _ ------- , By Order of theMortiagees. Desirable Family RESIDEN park. CES, in Parkfield-road, Toxteth- BY MR. BRANCH. To-morrow (Wednasday)b2lsteinstant,,nt Tro,o'clock in the afternoon, at the Clarendon-rooms, South John-street, Liver pool, subject to such conditions, PIECE of LAND, with the Three DWELLING HOUSES thereon erected, situate on the east side of arictield-road, Toxteth-park, and adjoining , parktield-terract, containing in front to Parktield-road and at the Wet or east side sevlsellx tit' feet, or :thereabouts, : and on the north and so uth sides severalty 1201ek, or thereabouts. Together with the free use and enjoyment pf the back street on the west side of the Premises, in common with all others entitled to the like privilege. Tenure freehold of inheritance. The Houses are in the respective ocetiPatiOns 9f Mr.Eggers, , Mr. Rome, and Mr. Alex ander, and should the•whole theni not be sold in one lot, they will afterwards be put up in separate lots. . .1 For further particulars apply to Messrs, Norris and Son, solicitors, Union -buildings, North John - street , Liverpool: *' 5mr22 Sara Auction F 1 .1 "ANLE 6 \ift (71 . . 'dek -at title to his Ldt>pted 1:- , - 1-76 ' le:v 'l, .- GRIFFIT - e (sucCNS'Oll, TO' *SSES. THOS. WINSTANLEY & SO .*_ 1 1a AUCTIONEER , AND App ' .14ER, - A4,'SHURCH-STREE ~ ;i1;,... if eturns thanks to hi4friends and the . , '.,l t ~the encourag ement he has,ftpetienced since ht i r e tcc td t long-establishedfirm, 'laid announces that ha 4 ed business that of , . • : . • I'LL , ESTAT fr a W HOUSE 'GE which will be conclude on the terms and c' adt in duil.metropolis. " '• ~' • .c.i'‘, , ., , • 'Mr. Griffiths having arranged with Mr n e le * ftt l i e ' to attend to this department personally, , a ntion ,, ill be paid to it, and a REGISTER OF EST 5,14024, and FURNISHED and UNFURNISHED HO I kept for reference, at the Office, 44, Church-stree - •, _'4lB l r Mr. Griffiths will also avail himself of Mr. WiriManley's experience in the SALE and VALUATION of WORKS of ART and ARTICLES of VERTU. 1 His WELL-LIGHTED PICTURE GALLER Y bein g situ ' .aced in the principal. thoxoughfaxe D.C. LiverPoo4 , o. l l , lV4o l 9 l rallapted for Public and PrivaterontractSaleq. : 1 , , - 4- _ BY MESSRS. S. CI. 4 •*- -- - _On Wednesday,- the llth instant, at Three_o'clock in the after noon, at the house of Mr. Matthias Baldwin, the Cattle and .Haymarket Inn, in. Juvenal-street, Liverpool, subject to condition 4, ALLthat ,Piece pr -Parcel,_afilAND s ; Tither 47 p the MESS PAGE LoWELLIRIG:IIOU 1 Shi,ppin. and other Buildings thereon erected , situ ate, I And being on the ;north pith! . Qt. • Ocekville-street North, Scotland-road, in Liverpo.3l,containink - in Yront thereto 30 feet 5 inches or thereabouts, and running in depth backwards on the east side 61 feet 6 inches or thereabouts, and on the west side 60 feet 5 ' inches or thereabouts, and being in breadth at the back 30 feet 6 inches or theneabontsi bouniled• - on, thersigitp crelplrjlle ' street aforesaid; on the no; th by premix snowoillate belonging Mr; Janies.o3 . laßlon, - nly_the east by premise : formerly belong ing to the representatives of Thomas Brown, and on the west by land and premises now or late belonging t ) Mr. Jas. Callan, The tenure is freehold, and the rpni . sea , nrenow inf posses sion 61 Mr. Robinson" as tenant ; I 'arfcl - foraittler dailiciaars apply to .31r. ;William- Wareing, solicitor, Clarendcn-buildings, south John-Street, Liverpool, or Messrs. S. G. smith, the auctioneers, Ormskirk. 2iarl2 Br MR. BRANCH; On Tuesday next, the 1 3th instant, at , . Two o'clock is the Afternoon, atthe Cfarention-roouts, South John-street, Liyer pool, subject to conditions of sale to bp then produced, , Lot 1. E CX, of Freehold, L .with the A_ DWELLING-HOUSE thereon erected, being No. 50, on the south side of Upper Parliament-street, in Liverpool,. containing in front thereto and hi breadth at the back severally 13 - yards, Ittutrmining in depth backwards to Hampton-street 50 yards or thereabouts, and urktil.het deceate in the dccipa- Lion of Mrs. Leather, widow of the late Peter Leather, Esq. 2. A. Piece of Freehold LAND, with the BUILDING thereon erected;-notv hsed'is offices, being 1Io',.13; in Temple-court; in Liverpool, baying a frontage thereto of 12 feet or thereabouts, and now in the ocaupatiounf Mr:. John Itlty and others: 3. A Piece of f LANH adjoining the last lot, with the BUILD ING. thereon erected, now used as a sbippon, having a frontage to Temple-court of 30 feet or thereabOuts. This lot is held by lease from the Corporation kif LlVerPool for 75 years from the 30th day of July, 1831. For further partithdars acid to irievs the house in Tipp;e'r liament-street, apply to Mr. Wareing, solicitor,. Clarendon rooms, South John-street, Liverpool. '2-mrfltstl2 BYRON.TERI/Aeg, BRIHG4-STILEET.,.. BIRKENHEAD.. l!legant and substantial) HOUSLD FURNITURE large Chimney Glassis in richly giItEIVI feames; Gas Chandeliers, Walnutwood Drawing-room Suite, Rosewood Breakfast room ditto, mahogany, pining ditt o ,,, mahogany winged Wardrobe, Cheval Glass, modern Prints 'after Alisdell, Herring, and others, in suitable frames, Ornamentht and other CbinaVent Oillass;sPlated Articles; bre.' ATE, gSRS.I I : aid J. 1101)EISC Ef.J., by itt A(ICTION, This, tjaY (Tuesday); Oth'inst.; tinctttally at Ele*n Velpck, on the Premises, 15 . 9, Byron-terrace, Bridge street, Birkenbead, the modern 1101iSEHpLp FURNITURE and Effeotaitin Otnelielif Ontlitina, cif it tinily leaving Bir kenhead. The Wilnutwood Drawing-room Suite include@ circular centre table of choice wood. an pillar and scrollsodx.oahriols. chairs, cabriole couch, ditto sewing , and Iptuaging chairs, all upholstered in' green and ainber'darctaski,ptcomans Ste. ;, massive three-light 'gas 'chandelier In'orniOlu,l chitady , g 1 ss plate 50 by 40 inches, in ornamental gilt frame, needlew tire screen -in white and gold frame, oriental _anciother orna, mental t ehina, pojis4ed ,steel and bronze ,fenders, fire-irpris 4 BruSsels' carpet tue#ly, newl, framed prints after Anedc 1, Herring;and otherl. • BreakfasVroonßosewciod Buckingham conch, set Of chairs pad pair of cabriole lounging chairs, in crimson damask, large upright chiinney glass, sofa table, three-light gas chan delier, Brussels carpet, Axminster hearth rug. ' The Dintlig-roOmi-Set of telescope mahogany dining tables, pedestal ;sideboard, sofa, i aet of, chairs, and llounginl ditto, Brussels carpet crimson ?md . oak, gasalier, chimney glass, vases, dinner service, cornicie poles,' &c. Bed -A anabers — Massive inallOgany. Tudor bedstead :and crimson 14apgigs, titillogam,winged wardrobe, 'air of toilet, tables with marble topsl - elielial and toilk 'glasses, whits goose feather beds and bedding, liii ch"rticlor be . Mead; "iron French and scroll bedsteads - with Inntrible--dl birchwood,tOilettables, chests of drawers, toilet glasses, chairs and towel rails, mahogany enclosed washstand to form writing deik, carpets, fenders, chamber ware. Maliogaty haC and uhibrella stand, Andr of hall chairs, Brufgo@ ; 444,r , parpets (nearly new), linen covering, oil cloth. iiifchen itesiei• with pilpi)oars ii wens set 9 1 Victoria shaped dis h . coVers;kitC4en an, byttatnernpnisiniorrine garden a ge; tools, and other gen hie 'ellectO'cif a' family lea Ting -Birkenhead. . . To pe Tiewed This. Day, the, ¢4ll. Mitreh, ;wheln eatalogule yaay be had on the piejnises ; or previously or Messrs. FAand ,'S. Hodgson, at their offices and rooms, Argyle-street, litrlcenhead. - - Smr6 Iraixirtsp to tqtrtie? Vi4p4;l4ii? 4 ,0 F fJ4NITI.JRE, riano-fortes, _ 4n4 other Effectg. , - ~ TorHOMAS :LAWTON, Wucpweer and Appraiser, , . , ?2,.5e - otranaL road, oppoSite Burlington - street, begs to 'in in - parties having such to dispose of that he is at all times prepared to purchase — et - err deficriptirgiT - Itrrarge - or - small quantities, add to rethole iinniediatelVivhen required. Sales conducted on the Prpnises of ,Ownerp,„ and Naluatiade on moderate terms. Sales of Furniture at - The 'Boo every Tuesdity, 24 Two,o'clock. . , - 149ap1 = - K THOMAS - €I , ORitHT W I . A Of , 9r-:-Tfr4ttsMck , road, Liverpool, begs le aye to intimate loills punierons frien a and the public thht", - lA' order to reduei Itlslthmense STOCK Of CABINtT MAN lIPAOTURES and UPHOLSTERY, M. WcLELLAND will SELL the same by AUCTION, on the 6th anst . .l3th of March next. The whole of the goods war ranted: hiS, own Make.' Orders PunctuallY attended to as usual. Catalogues, with particulars, may be had a week before each ally_ of gale, ild yrill fie'f,rviarded to any part on appli- To , morro — w (Wednesclai), the 7th instant, at, I'welvt o'clock, at the Broker's Office, Queen Insurance`-buildings, ' 125 Bagi„SAIJBETRB,, §t-24:per efut. refraction 't t . ) ekl&iii O'IBOIIIICA/id Tespaslan, from CalCtitta kti fAitply to . FRANCIS Broker. 't- To-morrow (Wednesday), the 7th instant, at Tivelve o'clock, !It the Brokers' Office, 16, Exchange-buildings, C9aes 1q . 4114 T4LLqw, landing ex Typtioqn, froo odibJJity.APAYT,O i J. 11. R4YNER drCO.,- Evokers:.. To-morrow '(Wednesday) the =7th 'instant; . at Twelve o'clock, at too Commercial Saleroom, Temple-court, 450 Boxes St. Michael'al/RANGIES, • 4114 1 ) • 14 il l t il eIP, Eih ciple 2—R,I S 2 Elf., Ellen. 344 114/f Chc4ts'Eigheira.OßANGEt•i; ex. Star.. ' • t 860 Half Chests J lit4 qui cittANGE, :4 :7 AL&CO. Ex Emelia. - 6110 - fralT Ch'eslS — KV . eir6l Min Ow. ag 30 Flat Boxes 364 BoxeS St. Michael's ORANGES, ex Serpent. 14 Small Boxes „ 164 Boxes St. Michael's ORANGES, ex Ipswich Lass 7 90 „ DITTO, ex Heroine. 99 , ' 'P ] A r i7l.l: 20 ;; Pale4o ORANGES, 200 „ , BITTER DI ITO, 355 „ Naples ORANGES, 20 „ Palermo Blood DITTO, 22 Half Boxes.Man*rin OItANAES, ex Calpe. i - J 500 Boxes Palermo BITTEt ORANGES, ex Atrevida, 175 „ Lisbon ONIONS, ex Braganza, 181 Cases messinki.hsioNa.„- ,; t.fci 100 Boxes D iTTO 0 KANGES, 100 ~ SiTTF,S.ORAN ex Jantie Wil3cins, , Cafes 41n9.41na.4.010pi 00 Boxes Palermo DITTO, 92 Cases Naples DITTO, , 8i ;,IKIGIA 150 „ Palermo DITTO, 37 Boxes „ DITTO, 200 Bags Barcelona NUTS, 50 „ Messina DITTO,,,- mid 3i miT 3 „ French CHES 5 Barrels „ WALNUTS, , 30 Bags Naples DITTO. • • • • Apply to JAMES ADAM, SON, & CO., - Wolters. Tozmorqw (Wednesday), the ith instant, at One Welcck, at the p rolti rs' Office. 2, al.e.street, -- 120 Bales Surat COTTON,' per Sundry Ships, from Bombay. Apply to L. BROWNE, HUNTER, & CO., Brokers. Zile *art Baatt The tiverpool Share Market tnlday has been steady, and . `priees have remained_ without any material change. Very little business, has, how ever, been going on, and there has been no new feature oflany kind tereport. The tOnsactions have included, Caledonian 93'41'4 4, Eastern Counties 11, Gjeat We'4tern; 68`• N, Lancashire afid 'Yorkshire . 981 t +, London and North ` • gala chester, ,Shel=field, and ,Lincoln 461 1, Midland 1081 9, North British NerthlEastern ,Berwick Stock 921, South Eastern 26a 7-16 t- 11.16 1, Dutch Rhenish 5 1-16 d, Grand Trunk of Canada 8(4, Great Luxem bourg Vonstit. 1146, Great Western of Canada 12 `5-16, Birmingham guaranteed Great South Eastern, And Western 4 p c 971, East Lancashire, Blackburn purchase par, Commercial 14, Royal Insurance 5y p, Pacific Steam Co. 62. The market closed at the following prices : - cLostNo PRICES, Bales after Railways, f Ploakng Prices. 3 o'clock. Blackburn . ~,, . . Birkenhead & fjhehire Jri. .724 xd 73 -- ..)aiedonian ..... 93 ; _94,1 _94 94i 94 ,jhester,and Rolyhead :astern Counties ..11 1-1,6 xd 11 .3-IQ,, llk 3reat Noithern lO6 xd 107 _heat Western Lancashire & torkshire 94 xd 981 -- .43ndon & North Western 971 xd 971 Ditto k-shares - .laiwbester, Shef., & Lin. 401 41 Midland Stock iorth British , 611 611 iiorth Staffordshire Pa xd 3 _ 'it. Eastern—Berwick . . 92/ xd 921 927, DcL_York and &Midland 7.6__ ad Leeds Northern .... 46 ad 461 Oxford, W. & Wolverhptn• iouth Eastern' 26 11-16 26 1 261- 11-16 Dutch Rhenish . 54 5a 'qt. W. of Canada .1 12 s=l6' 12 7-16 j Ditto new shares . 84 8d 'Great Luxembourg.. 6 9-16 xd 6 11-16 Grand Trunk of Canada _8 9-16 8 11-16 —. BUffalo and Lake 'Annan. __ _ Great - Ship , IN6 11/6 IHE DAILY TIMES, TUESDAY, MARCH 6, IS6O. 13y older of the Assignees.. 11 Valuable Freehold LAND, at Ness, in the County of Chester. ; ; ; BY lipsus. JONES SG:SON; On Thursday, the sth day of April, next, at Two o'clock in the Afternoon, at thetbduse bf:11114 Joseph Cabry, in Ness, in the parish of Neston, in the county of Chester, subject to leohditionsto be'then and there produced, 4 .1. P. ' Lot 1. ALL that FIELD, called the " Sea land," contitining 4 fI I „ 2. All that FIELD,paIIOVAIIe Dennil; Ile*" containing 2 2' 1 '38 '„ 3. All ,that FIELD, 'tidied the "Marled Hey," 3 2 28 containing „ 4. All that FIELD, called the " Clammer Hey," contajulng „ 5. All that FIELD, 'caned tlipl "Heath Grounds," containing.. „ 6. All tliat F tELD, called the Heath, _ containing 2 326 Lot 1 and 2 are drained, and Lot 1 his 'a frontage to the sea shore, and both lots command tine views of the river and the Welsh hills. • - - t t'ti - The property is in the occupation of Mr Joieph Clbry, who will show the sevtral iots.; .•4 For ,fuither, partidularS apply at'the offices . of Mr. James Gill, spliCitoi, . , , • Oil ; NiStll3kCiSt S AEI.: ROOMS, - 36, - “I , IELAGH 7 STIIEET, (Next door to Dean-street.) XMENSIVE and,lntportant BALE by AUCTION, This Day (Tuesday) and Following Day, of sets of c ins (vatiOuS), toilet sets, single and double, with sponge bowl , ; dessert services, dinner sets, transparent jugs in sets, Dresden china ornaments.; flowerlhsts,artificigl fruits' and flowers under glass shades, girandoles, eight4lay timepieces, efcc, osutlery cases,-pen and pocket knives, carvers, rosewood ilesk#, ladies !workboys, p4iek maehe goods, proof engraN ings fi ? .me4 in ro, l ev9od and iftlt•;:atspi. -fear -lots .'of Sheffield elect, o silver plated goods, e onsisiffig , Of. tea and eOffae services, kettles, cruets, piele, and egg frames, toddy kettles, fish carvers, spoons; foeks; ; furniture an d a nriety of other gOods ; they !ming the property' of llessri,-keed and ,Co., removed, for. convenience; •to the CominisSiOti•Sale 7 rooms. On Vieweaeli day-unitl.tiichpqr9f sale, :at twelve noon; and to be resumed at seven - in the - evening. • DAB 13S. , in3rl9; - • ,Pader a 13ill'Of sale and Distraint for Rent: 110USEliOLD FURNITURE, Engravings ,and Paintings. niahognny ttookcaseS, Sideboafds, Chlffenniers, Ladies' - ni*llonny Wardrobes, Painted ditto, Walnut-wood Drawing -4'401W iUdiX, Eight-day Clock, Mangle.; excellent:Wringing Machine (suitable for a Dyer), School Desks, &c. &c. On Thursday sell; Sbe vtt) jrqtant-at-tvenigielock- in -the foreupon,. at his spacious CommisslOn ' iQarket- Street, Butenliead, • • •• "•" " • • ' -BY MR.. GREEN,:' ' AGeneral Assemblage of HOUSEHOLD FURNI- TuRE, - chimney glasses, -carpet's, oil cloths, window curtain*, meta, gi4at variety of honsehold'gciods , and effects. May be viewed on the morning of sale, !antleatahtigues had. 4urrB ~_,_ _ ` .~..~i TH' epvgp,i,NEits . of t- BIRWENREAD are prepared to reeeiTe, T4li4lLSAiir, the 'eupWy of the best Steam Cold, sareened,tor,tbe.fse Of their:stea,ufers, fora period of Twelve Months, from the 1811 i day of March inst. Tenders to state Pifee - "per ton, deriered . feee`ifilhe coalyardS at Woodside in. Monks Ferries._ 4 , When:re'quired to be weighed by michine &t Bfrkenholtd. A sufficient supply for ten daystglprinption to be constantly kept up in the yards, Ithe CommlsSiOnets having the option of fdtowing thilt quantity, to be,ex6eeded by the Contractor. Sealed lenders,' Marked outside " Tefid& for: Coals," and addressed ts, the Cbakrinail of the Ferry ,CoiEnaittee,, to be sent in, under cover, to me, on or before the 9th inst. By Order, 'JAMES I', mApKELvip, Manager. Woodside Ferry, Aareh,pth; 1860.. . .3ntr7. MI t M'CLELLAND, -IVITCTIONEER - AND APPRAISER,. I - Whipf Assiatant to the late firni of Mesgrs.Wv?.e. AymeTvitr .and SoNs,) , , 16, 134.SNETT,$TREET, TIVERVOOL, L :t ETURNS his gratef4l - thaas to his Friends and the general Public; f6r thd * kiithrp and liberal support with w ich he haft.bgen favoured since the .dethise of the late firm, and trusts from a long practical expet i ience as Appraiser and Auctioneek; combined with, puiriatuality and attent9i to merit ;he conddence 0,41 who max entrust him with their avours. Appivis 2 - , ' MR, M'CLELLAND, - SWORN Appilt4f§paf 01). AUCTIONEER ' 16, BAtilEtl l -STitEET, .V... " a P 9 - 4 • . ~lonTRPC/QL. _ LANA()BERT 0 1 - IvrEs,„ . ND if US ..: A.GzNT, , 56, , CHURCH-STREET, BIRREATILEAD, flas•ON *ALE a largo quantity of F. R E E 0 , 14 D ' .14 -A•IN $D Within a quarter of an hour's walk ,of Woodside Ferty, and from which there are beautiful views of — the River Mersey. The Land will be Sold in Small Lots, to suit bliilders and others desirous of erecting Villas or Cottages, which are now_ in such great demand, and the price is about 3s. Gd. the Square, Yard. ALSO, 2,200 SiatIARE YARDS Of FREEHOLD LAND . • • .11.13404t-SlitEET,_rtear ALONg'S PEARY, Upon which there are no restrictions either as re gards Buildings or Business. A Small, Quantity t upposite Xhe Rajlway Station, fronting Jackson-s4eec at, a' remarkably Loy Wise, o pl!itable for Cot tages. ALSO, -58..1i-jr-iortq.,T 0 13 E L SEVERAL.; EXCELLtNT PAMMY 'HOUSES, 14 Birkenhead, Trairnere, and the adioining Townships ; a few GOOD SHOPS DEAR THE MARKET, TIMBER YARDS,' 'COAL YARDS, &c. Partieularls of whick maybe obOined at his Office. )1T,.-r-G*ner4l Agent; at, Birkenhead for the-Liverpool and Londdri Fire and Life Assurance Cauitially:- • AM.E Ai J...A G g Smokers-who want A REALLY GOOD PIER , ' OF IBA.CCO, Are recommended to try the , ab e, - /(l4EO,stE GENUINE EXCEPT'IOLVAIr iI TUB.MEAU.,y•4r , i 4 ) , _ , d-an 26 BIBLE AND PRAYER-BOOK IVAREP(OOgE, s. d. Large Type Pra Fer Book • 1 0 Miniature Prayer Book Loup Leather, Gilt Edges. 1 0 Bibles, Neatly Bound in Leather • 1. .0 Church Servige, Neatly; Bound in Leather .„, 2 0 Prayer Book, beautifully Bound in Veirep s yjio #inis, Clasps, and Tablet ..„, . Family and Presentation Bible._ 63, CIIURCH-STREET, . , ((hipositi ;Old 2POst-offi*phile.) Commaciat at cs. , c3P 1:41,13 DAY.II4 I- - '1 is Day iT.uesidlitykle,rtslrottinlstaonitdhiatii-s vet,lve o'clock, at the / i ( ilber . t D0 2 C1 6 : - ( tugl u ß s e e n s g . al 4 R p l p ( l ,;E iu .N.'WAyllltllo4,lliE & SONS, Brokers. DAlTuestlay i , the "'h instant, at Twelve o'clock, at M 'the Brole&s'Xtflicifi, 14, North John-street, ~, ..0 '3B CasksCOTTON SEED CAKE, . land ing pet 4 i.Tuscallorit: ';,Apply to (.'' ' .41f0 lORiN MARQUIS & CO., Brokers. f is Da (Tu day), the 6th instant, at Twel ' . o'clock, at the Brokers' Office, York-buildings, D - eet, 515 Bags Rio COFFEE, alt fault., ex Forlades: in Albert Dock Warehouse. Apply to PATTINSON & CLARK, Brokers. 1 _ This Day (Tuesday), the 6th instant, at Hall-past Twelve o'clock, at the Brokers' Office, 2, Dale-street, !..,-.1,-.:.t...imir, 4,4.-4,ocosaggl..flgi3BEDi.--,.,•,,:--,-;,4?,.'l'".l:7fli'_'.'f. , .. T . 1,500 „ • lIJSIARD SET t cif 4 ') 4 UT,500 ;,;. ItOpEtls. - ) ~.1 ' PaY'A thtoWN k, LINTER, CO., Brokers. On account of whom it may concern. This Day (Tuesday), the 6th instant, 4t (2liel6'cloclr; at the Brokers Office, Victoria-buildings, Hackin's-hey, 101 16allots Peruvigt SIIt,'EP' WOOL, Ex Rancagua, Mmaged by seklwateak Atply to L' PERKINS and ROBINSON, Wool Brokers. This Day (Tuesday), tie 6tb in tang at Ow o'clock, attlu. Brokers' ,Ofitde, 4 Exichange-builtlinga v 480 Tons swan Island GUANO, lately landed ex Betsey Williams. Apply to Messrs. - Baring Brothers and Co., Merchants : for to J. it.'‘flA ER & co.. Broken,. ThTsbliictuesclay), the 6th instant, at One o'clock, to, tue brokers Office, 16, Exchange-buildings, 6uo Tons Upper Peruvian:V[lAX°, U lately landed, ex Ophir. Appl y t o ' M essrs. W. J. Myers, Sori, and Co., Merchants; or to • • 11- RANNFeR, Sr CO., Broketa. On account of whom it. play, concern. This Day (Tue s d a y), the Ith intstant, at Ilalapast Dne , o'clock;' precisely, at H. H. Golding's Saleroom, Corn Exchange, Brunswick-street, ' ' Sacics - French FLOTTR;""i , :Ii For further'particulars apply to . . Sf M. 1.1/VRNETT, Brokers. - Otrlccottnt of whom it Mtn concern; This Day,(Tutstlay); tie 6th 'instant, at Half-past One o'cled precisely, t H. 11.. Goilding's Salerdom, Corn Exchange, Brunswick-street, -' • , .. 841 Sacis Dagault A. French FLOUR, ' 87 •: • ' 1 - 3,' V. • , ex Capella. DO. • 21 •,, • G. T. FLOUR, ex Surinam. For fur.herparticular - A, apply to • '' J. &M. lIARNETT, Brokers. tiwaccoant of ;whom.. it :nlay.concern. ' This Day (Tueaday),..the,..6th * .instant, at One o'clock, at th, Brokers' Saleroom, 2 , , Temple-street, GR&C-9 Bales Lima WOOL, damaged by seattititiefAid.tilkilladford,' , frintr Apply to W. GREA 31E & CO., Bllikers. •tThis Day (Titesday), :he 6th instant, afHal!-pdst One o'clock, at 16, Exchange-buildings .. , ' c. , ' ttt 100 Ton# Marseilles l • • - 15 ' Bordeaux LINSEED CAKES • • 're 19 ::/ 1 0ar.30000 • • .r 's to b ' •‘•••• 1 1 „ - LINSEED CAKE MEAL, , •10": 1 30 „, COTTON SEED eAK ES .-" " '. Apply to J. H. RA YNER & CO., Erokers. MMERCIAL. I , If RPOOL, MONDAY EVENING. k dofto - it ' 4 ll:}ithrt In the Cotton Market to-day there was no • ~, change, and business continued dull with some ir;egulariiy in prices. The izt,les reported— .. including ! so Bahia, at 71,d. ; 500 'Egyptian, at Bd. tuft' ; and 400 'Surat, at 4d. to 5 5-16 d amounted.* 6,000 bales, of which 1,000 are on specula?ion and for export. Tozmo4Row, To-morrow (Wednesday), thel7tU • insiant,.at o'clOck;:_ at the Brokers' Office; Liverpool and London-chambers, 7i Tons SAPAN WOOD, 629 Bags SAGO FLOUR, ii r t tIIndIFT Bad J'. ' A H ex Qum; ita Singpore ; in A ben 1114olt. Apply to .JEFFER'KoN & TAYLOR, Brokers. • To-morrow (Wednesday), the 7th instant, at Twelve o'clock, at the Broker's Office, Queen Insurance-buildings, 12_Pipcg Lishan SEED OIL, - 16 Casks Brown RAPE OIL, c. 4 „ Fine - 80-MN OIL. Apply to FRANCIS J. EATON, Broker. To-morrow ilVedr*sday,_ the ?th inOditt, at Twelve o'clock, at the'Bruker's (Ace,. Queen Inkurance-buildings, , '27 "asks T1NC41.4, A. • per Vespasian,' from Caleulta. Apply to FRASiciS J., EATON, Broker. To-morrow (Wednesday), the 7th instant; . t Twc4ve oec:oak; at the Broker's Office, Queen Insdrance l buildings, 80 Boxes large PEARL SAGO, it . .;, 411101 DITTO• 2 " i"-q.--f 1 ex Isle r O'•llayitionlzSingattOre, • APPV 41 s '' 4;-EATON, Broker. THURSDAY, On Thursday next, the. gth in§taot, at Twelve o'clos.l, f at t se BrokerWci 'ffice;'l4; : l 4 /ortf?joliiic-sireet; • = About 400 Bags fine New Red CLOVERSEED, now landing ex Etna from New York. Apply to kfolLers. • rt I On Thursday next, the sth instant, at Twelve o'clock, at the Brokers' Office, 2,000 B ag s .". ;11iT ; t. o4oaoeketa l licnqa) RTC ' " l ''''VOl3o PocietPtiliSit D, Apply tq Messrs. Thomas & John Broelilebank, merchapts, or to • " ' T & Ffi'LIq'TLEDAEI & Co., gthkers: On Thursday next, the-Sth ipstant,..at Twelve o',eleek, atthe • Brokers'Oflli* , -' ' , l 2,000 Bags Bombay LINSEED, just arrival. ...,A2ply to ,MessFs.. Duckworth 4: Co., illOrPMnts, or fo -- ' " T. & 4;_ i l tivrisaipkt , & Co., Brokers. . . . - . .u..• Wit . hout reserve... For rent , and.ch4rges. . On Tkurt3day next, the tithinstant, at Ilalf•lotst Twelve o'clock, ..- . at the Brokers'Offiee, ~ . 200 Paekages-TEA., all faults. , Apply to ~ • CC. & 111 LII"fLEDALE & CO., Brokers.. On Thnp4ny next; the 4th inspit, at Half-p4st Twelve O'Clnck t at the Broke . rs''Otlice, 830 Packages TEA. Apply to T. & H. LATTLEDALE & CO. Brokers: • FRIDAY. • - ; 11J On Friday next, the 9th instant,7aaiveLkv lit Browne, Hunter and Co.'s Office, 2, Dale-street, 500 Balel JI/TE. Apply to . „ . BROWNE„ TER & CO., 2r9kers. Ou Friday next, the.9th instant, at. Twelve o'clock; • at the Brokers' Office, 3,oooBales JUTE,. Apply to Messrs. Thomas., and Aohn:Brocklehank, Merchants, or to T. & H. LITTLEDALE & CO., Brokers. r vi" 7- ' • On Friday next, the 9th instant, ap, we vc o,e sick, the Broker's Offlee,..queen rn§uranee-builalngs, Ile Bags American Red C - OyEitS44,L), ex Braganza. from 1 , ,,1eNy York. Apply to , FRANCIS J. Bro)cer. Ou Friday next, the tl - I,,ittstaut, at Twelve (Vislock, at the. Broker's Office, 9i l een Insurance -buildings, IV.S 'Bags Amerwan Red ex EsCori, fforiiNeW York. Apply . . F4A . 4fit CI EAT() Broker. - - - On Friday next, the 9th instant, at Twelve o'clock, at the Broker's Office, Queenliisirrance-buildings; • " • - —864-Bags American Red eiOYERSEED, _ _ now litpcling TisPacora, from,Philacleipnia. Apply tn, i r: OßAtictS J, iktros, Broker.' On Friday, the 9th instant, at Twelyd b'elock, it the Bioker's 441ce, 7,, - Icchangc.chambqrs, 76 Bags 'fine 'Atheii6an° Red CLOVERSTED, now landing ex Tuscarora, from Philadelphia. Apply, to ' • FRANCIS J.-EATON, Broker.' On Friday, the 9th instant, at Twelve o'clock, at the BrolT , • iofilcN 7;iXlcchange•chamlterp, • . 421 Bags'flne American 'Red CLOVInt EED, now.: landing . & City of Baltimore (.5.); frook Na York.; Apply 4; . ....., ~ ' - , • FRANCIS J. EA ON, /3raker, i "'" z•DiVacco , int' of whom it may concern. On Fridqy next, the 9th instant, at Half-past Twelve o'clock, ine 13rokerg. Cri)Te. , -- XO. - 3ccrozeraii - ge-iitnefrist About 1142)-Tols Rrtio4slBl,JOAß, landed, damaged, ex 'Allarie' AntonieM,' frorki Nantes. To 1 - p open for insptotion to-morrow (Wednesday) and following days, at the ;Wapping Dock Warehouse! Apply to •- - IPRANCIS'REID & CO., or , • PERCIVAL CAMPBELL & CO., Brokeis to the Liverpool Underwriters' Association. t 3: .3 ~ -Ago] 1. VINS tiE FRANCE. Alain 110L....0n-rd. et Itanjot au navre, Commissionnairea, en wins de 4ord,eaux, de Champagne, _de ,139urgogne, et en Eaux de Yie de COgua,c. Exporqttion.i. 2. Reprif.santan ile Malsozi de Cugilae. Elipprtation. &Mon , funk. de Champagne. Alain Bougoued et ...Manjot Eekre.sptfncs . de Messrs. de St. Mareeaux Co. Exportation. , • For particulars apply to CII. DENEB,_ thi . 1 : North ,Iphitrat, Liverpool. 2 WIN - AS ' . ' AN - D ...:e a}f P,OR•IIOME'I3SE_AND EXPORT4I 4 IOI: Apply CHARLTON R. HALL & SON, grgkers, 17, • n , EXTItAt.cED FROM' THE "CarETTE'! OP' FRIPAYs. ) 2ND MARCH, 000. -" - ' • ITOTICE is Heieby Given, that the - PARTNERI • 111.,-SHIP heretnfnre sohsisting.between us; the. undersigned Charlton Rbbert Robet Wheeler• Preston, under the firm of "Richard Ws --PresLori and Company," as Wizie and Spirit Broke's .aad Meri:hants, at Liverpool, is This Day prSSOLVED by mutual consent. Date - d this 29th 0.5. Y of February. 1860. CILIRLTON ilt. ITALY ' ROBERT W: PRESTON. :s . . Madame,Gasaier'mayhe . .exp,ected in - England About tho middle of April, atter an eii.triordinary-succeia in the Havana. A — LION.-7.-If. QUICI appettilhTtlE . 67ltigre of Bantry:is'unravOurable tO'''the existtnee of wild beasts, as that of 4rcland generally-is-in reptile. life:.. On3Yed.- 'nersday last; Batty 'splendid lion-died immediately after leaving.J3.aatry.;:_nd'it srinaitha.t.:iingular coinci dence that, about twentY 7 s - esrs. ago, thelicli in Morris' :collection died 'on itg,:erriVal.iii: thaVitowii. The, Jion was £00 . ; arid in Addition:,:_. MX: Batty ; :has lost, within the, Ust 10:!40, a lama, a fine some of his most valuable' animals,. a catastrophe that the keepers attribute to the severity of the weather dgrirAg the mouths of December and January,-whjch-has impaired tbm health of ththeasts. Patrick granted a special - diipensat;on to Bantry forilie_ destruction of wild animals ; 'the :fright _the lion received while passing the,ql4 Market, Heusi), on his recent visii to Skibbereeti,t•that caused' ,rid -death ? We have grave suspicions.—A9koe:reqfp + . : • 'ates DI grtigtt. The rates of freight to India and China are now quoted lower, owing to the large amcjikAts of tonnage, recently ttkicer4' *Wing supplied the present requirements. There will doubtless be a reaction as the demand for ships. improves."lnme warcls and on the round there are still merchants offering to take ships. at Gco.. from Calcutta, £2 15s. Manilla, 355. to 40s. Bombay, 545, Coyloi* and.,gs out and home t'o Catciitta: The rate for Guano having been raised to 605., several ships hate accepted this employment, taking outward cargo from Wales to Rio Janeiro at 34i., and' others 445. to 505.. Coals'to Australia, to the West Coast (Coats' only) 325. 6d. to 355. is offered from Cardiff. , The; rates of freight to U. S. ports remain _much about the same as fOrmerly, The following:iire the 'rates of. freight for , -,-, .i. 51 - COAL : FROM LIVgcPOOLi CIA RIAX*,I , IHAV L — To ii. d. a. d. To s. d. s. d. Malta li b 14 0 Trebisonde riest.Ps.,..l l7 0 ... 18 0 Sinope Corfil' ' 15 0 0 0 Ancona Smyrna l5 0 0 0 Ragusa 'Vs, ina Gibraltar Leghorn.„ nom . ' 15 0 ... 0 0 tipples .i: ....milli l6 0 ... 0 0 • Athena' l6 0" 0 0 Rhodes Havannah l5 0 0 0 St. Thomas Ctlratuas . Monte Video ... 37 6 ... 0 9 40ia 2B 0 ... 29 0 Buenos Ayre§ ... 37.9, ... W.ll Cape of. G. Hope 30 0 ... 32 6 IComitt,fitinople.. "i 6 G._ 17 0 'Pernambucot.4.: 2B 0 ... 0 0 Salonica l6 0 ... 0 0 Galveston Rails.. nominal. ' Cly. RAILS---BRISTOL CHANNEL. To Galveston 2ss. and 5 per cent. a - , To Mo'cile i.‘.. (nominal)...2os. To New York i, To Xew Orleans - "To Pernandirna (Florida) ' 22s. 6d. and 5 per cent. To Portsmouth (nominp.l)... lo'Savaniiah -' • To Havannah (small cargo) ...30a. TO - Alexandria ' 255. and 5 per cent Stock on hand this day...casks 17,820 19,281 34,620 Delivery last week . „ 1,938 1,564 976 Ditto frqn; Ist June Arrival laSt week ' 481 125 2,636 Ditto from Ist June q price y,. per . cwt. this day s4s. 3d. 525. i 3d. '608. - 3d. Ditto Town 14st Friday 5.55. 6d. 535. 6d, 61s. 9d. GENERAL FREIGHTS, s. d. s. d. 50 0 to 51 0 57 6 to 0 0 60 0 to 0 0 60 0 to g . 45 0 to 0 0 45 oto 0 0 from the Clyde 47 6to 50 0 33bnxbay • 4O 0 to 42 6 Suez 62 6 to 65 0 SyMelb oudney rn, or from Wales 45 oto 47 6 ASingapore •"1 45 0 to 46 0 Galle • 42 oto 43 Q lhanishai 47 El VA 0, 6 t'rom Walea 62 6 to 65 0 Calcutta Salt without consignment4o 0 to 0 0 With ditto 42 6to 0 0 Calcutta : Iron _ _ AO_ 0 4.5 z 5. °I. Ditg, " 4 „ ,,114 lkicensions•from Wales • " l2s''d o 0 0 „ Fernando Po, from 0 to' 0 0 Liverpool to Aden Coal „' Hong Kong Ditto fropa Wales Chnsan • ', „ Ceylon : Iron • ''„ -13orqbay, do, 7 7 " • 3O oto 32 6 Flag Stones 35 oto 40 0 „ Woosung Liverpool tc. drae IrpnAc. 455. to 505., Clyde 5,04„ Cbusan 60s. t • " • • 'Coqls 64. 10 -Du.' frouWkles 455. Gd. pverpbol to Valparaiso for orders, to discharge there or at a ' Port not North of Callao 335. to 345., small ships. Liverpool to New York, Coals, full cargoes, Hs. , Moulmain 705., Teak to U. K. nominal. Akyab, option of Rangoon, Bassein, or Moulmain, to U. K. or Continent, 525. 6d. - • Calcutta to LiverpoUL .605., with option of Loridon, 625. ed. Ouiito from Chisichas to U. K. or . Colltiilent, Bombay to Liverpool or Lonelon•3ss. to 30s'.. cargo 2-3rds seeds, • l-3cd cotton. We are,indebted to Mpssrs., Taylor, Tipper, and Co., for the following•rates of freight to the United States:— Boston. New York. Philadelphia. r a. 4. 5, 4. s. d. s. d. s. d. a. d. Pig Iron, Bari,'l 4 1 45 .0... 0 0 12 6...14 0 17 6i.. 0 p Italie, ivc. ..; Chemicals nand 17 6 0 0 14 0. 15 0 0 0...20 0 Salt - nominal. nominal. nominal., Dry Goods . lO 0...15 0 10 0...17 6 0 4_20 .0 Hardware Earthenware 0 _Q... 6 0 0 0... 5 0 4 0... 8.6 Passengers £3 15 od. £3 5 0 £3 10 0 Gross. Gross. Gross. Baltimore. Charleston. New Orleans. • •s. d. a. d. s. -d. s. d. a. d. a. a. Pig Iron, Bars, 1 0 - 0...17 6 15 0... 0 0 0 0...15 ' q Rails, &e ... 1 • Chemicals and 1 20 0..: 0 o 00 0..,20 0 , 0 0..,15 Q , Fine Iron . . • . Salt . - nominal. nominal. . nominal. Dry Goods • 2O 0... 0 0 41 0...25 0 4:1 -0...15 0 Hardware Eailitenware Pilssetlers _ ' '£4 0 i . _ £ . 4' os. _tt _ _165,_ Nominal. '*-- Gross. Gross, Cte (fat - t 4 ittaxittt. At the Liverpool Cattle Market to-day the Supply of - Cattle was about the same as last MOnday ; and there was a good demand at full prices. There was a larger, supply pf Sheep, but the c ciemand being full there was not, much chango in prides. ROO, 54-d. to 7d, ; Mutton, 84. to Bid. Numbers at market :—Cattle, 2,093; 5heep,6,273. , t LONDON, MONDAY EVENING. The ENGLISH STOCK MARKET to-day exhibited weakness; and there was little active business doing. COnsols opened heavily, and lidd not manifested any indication of improvement, the latest-values being. 94- -to for money and this account, and 94 a to for April. rtankStock had heen dep:lt . in at 201 ; Reduced Three per cents., 944 awl tnaia.Debentures, 971 India Bonds, nnder 1,1:1Q1),_ par ; EnAced Rupee Paper, 98 ; Ilttio, Five -and-a-Half per Cents., 104 and -, 1031 ; atillEchequer Bills, 235. pm. — ll - e Funds cicTiedlitilie - following prices Consols, Money „ Account . 94:4 A , . • Exchequerltills Bank Stock 229 31 per Cents; - - . The follaWink appeared •in a portion of our • • impression of ypstet • The discussion on the - -Savoy questibo; -last night; has tended_ la_ingrease._the.eQViction i ..o4t this agjid measure was originally embodied in the Noa for which the. French army fought in Italy, land. the : , fulnis, in.eon sequence,"have deelined, from .the, fear of further:ideas of: .a similar kind. The demand for "discolint, tu,daY; has been very moderate.: Abont £B,-900,in bar gold was taken from thul3 - ank - for exinn iation.-:Timer Great duln'ess; prcyailed to-d in the Stock Exchange. The affect Of the gUiperor Ya eon's Invitation to.confi dence.being marred ir,)T 13-# tietigrle .0f- territorial- aggra - rb• diadifint, the. discuss ions in Parhaine.nt 1)140 8 04 stronger relief the nliipPtinus tfiu VOlizdyls affenipt, the English and FrencU fdlidaave..4ficrielio:ed &further fractional, decline::: This wits.z*efy busy dat in the ,dis elmillt*44,,ct .011-ok - p4.p,er. cect.:b o °W the. Bank mlni*44l;;;--:poi.4 The RAILWAY SITARE - 'IVATIcET to-day was Westerns e 1 141.et1 . .-but quotations generally wer e rather firm er h3lt 41 . the,ek Great 4ava. been. done .at 8 „ and ;oitth-gagterns, • 894 and 8611 :gicklawle having fallen to 1 08 1 4. - Lora i bardo-Venetans were adve.kettly affected, Arrival for the week ending 14th March, last year, 163 casks, and delivery, 1,173 casks. The arrival last week comprised 2,533 casks from Odessa; 123 from otter places. Total . 2,06 casks. The LoNDbisT l 'Wdot _SALES. —Messrs. Hall c andAWebiter have' offered about 2,000 bales'tb day,' and the attendance of ibuyers contiLes tolerably numerous. • The LONDON ,MININCI MARKET to-day had a fair amount .Of business done. Stray Park and Great South Tolgus shares are enquired 'for, and arel' marked respectively 33 and 141, ex div. South Caradon, North Roskear, West . Seton; Wheal Unity,, St. Ices Consols,,and Nant-.y4ago shares have also met with attention. Great Northern Copper Mining shares (South Australia) are enquired for, atnihave been dealt in at 9 prem. Copiapo are marked 6T-, and English and - Aus tralian Copper, ex div. . . The Boitotroil HOP MARKET.—To-day there is a steady-though-by no means active demand for good and *fine Hops;at full - quotations. All other kinds move off sloVirly on former terms. The . - LONDoN CORN MAIiKET.—The weEiaier is fine to-day._ The supplies of English Wheat are moderate, and the condition is rather improved. Only the best parcels arc taken at last week's prices : the remainder unsold. Foreign Wheat is neglected. Barley is more in demand ; and Oats are firm at last rates. The Flour trade is steady at last prices. The METROPOLITAN CATTLE 11141kKET.--The supply of Beasts to-day was moderate, and prime stock. was rather dearer. Sheep and Calves sold steadily at full prices, but Lambs and Pigs were dull. -- ----- Beef 3s 4d to 4s- 10d Veal `3s l Od tgliss 10d Mutton 3s Sd to 4s Sd Park 3s 6d to 4s 10d Lamb Gs Od to is Bd •• IP Sibs. TOTAL SUPPLY. Beasts „ foreign Cows - ' „ foreign 29 ~, iOrPign Sheep PROVINCIAL, &c., .111A,RXEWS, NESTkRDAY MANCHESTER SHARE.—Leeds, 98k; London; 97i Great Westerns, 684..: CORN MARK ETS.----Coßx. : White wheat 275. 9d. ; red, 245. to 265. ; barley, 18s. to 20s. ; oats, 12s. to 14s. Bd.—BELFAST : Supply small, and demand slow at prices ,in, favour of buyers. In grain ex store demand Inactive, but holders firm. GLASGOW IRON.—No. 1,48 s. Cid. to 595. War rant; 595. to 594, 11, Na. a, 48s. 6,4. to 58s. 9d. Market quiet. TUESDAY, MARCH 6, 1860 THE DAY'S NEWS. . . In the HouSe of Lords last night the Earl of Shaftesbury presented a petition, and gave notice of a motion, on the subject of the, overworking of women and children in lace manufactories, which, the Duke of Newcastle believed, the manufac turers would` meet "in a proper spirit." Monday next fixed was, for proposing an address on the subject ,of the , French Treaty, which Earl Grey intimated his intention of opposing. The Joint . Stock Companies Bill was read a third time aiml passed ; And the Sale of Poisons Bill was res 4 a Second time. In the House of Commons, Lord John Russell explained that the provisions of the'.French treaty did not apply to French colonies, except Algeria; and that the,French Government had decided on recommending to the Legislative Chamber the abOlition of the existing prohibition on the export. of rags. " It was stated that it was intended to invite Mr. Whitworth to send his gun to Shoe buryness, there to be compared with that of Sir W. Armstrong. On the report of , the Clistoms Acts having . been brought up, Lord Palmerston moved the postponement 'f the order of the day, to - pervitit Mr. Byng to bring forward his illation for an address to the Crown on the, subject of the Commercial Treaty. Mr. Kinglake opposed the proposition, on the ground that they ought not to proceed to discuss the treaty until the Savoy annexation question was more satisfactorily ex plained; so did Mr. ,S. Fitzgerald. Mr. Bright, cast the imputation upon the ' Opposition of being ready, to sacrifice the peace of Europe for merely party purposes ; which was indignantly repelled by 'Mr. Whiteside. Mr. Roebuck thought we should be truckling and base and not England if we stood, by while the Emperor, making us his friend, was breaking the faith of treatieS. He was most anxious to close with the treaty, if he could ; but the question of Savoy ought to be first discussed. - ! , Lord John Russell' deprecated such discussions, as likely to lead to mischievous results, and, above all, to embarrass the Government ; weakly attempting to support his own_pOsition, by the unavailing and unjusti fiable allegation, that Lord 'Malmesbury had, when in office, been informed that .the subject of the annexation had been 'meoted, but did not appealat that time to be very anxious about it. Mr,„Byng4iftid.that in deference to the will of the House he would postpone his motion till Thnrs:i day. Lord Palmerston then withdrew' his motion. The House then went into committee on the Customs Acts. On the 'question of the reductiori of the duty on wood; the Chancellor of the Exche quer pointed out how impossible it was to allow drawback to articles not under excise survey' Resolutions repealing the duty On,a variety of minor articles, and reducing it on currants; figs; wood, and malt, and repealing the prohibition on importation of_the latter article, were agreed to. The House in Committee of Ways and Means, passed It 'resolution granting a drawback of 2d. • per gallon upon raw, and 3a upon , rectified spirits. The Sayings Bank= and Friendly Societies Investment • Bill was read a second time. The Amendments to the Valuation of Rateable Property (Ireland) Bill were considered. The Market Service of Transfer of COntracts Bill, and the MediealActs Amend ment Bill, passed through committee.. The sPefuld, reading of the Settled Estates Act Amendment Bill,' the object of which was to enable - Sir J, Wilson to' build around Hampstead Heath, :was. negatived by 86 to 43. Mr. Laing obtained leaVc.; to introduce a bill for the repeal of the paper duty. The Morning Herald of yesterday points o ut, in' most forcible terms, and in a very proMinen t manner, the mischievous mutations in Frenc l policy and feeling that are now becoming so con spicuous, as being some of "the earliest conse quences of our action with Napoleon 111-, and of ow departure from that attitude of strict neutrality: which a few months - Since gave Ant land so much power over the public- opinion of Europe." It is remarked how rapidly thet Sane fervour of Louis Napoleon's sudden , is subsiding ;' and that while " simultaneonslS the French press is re-assuming its tone of antagonism to English policy, proposals are made to the Sardinian Government which denionstrato More forcibly than ever the wide difference between the views of the English and French Governments." It was doubtless, tinder an appre hension of such results as these, that the late. Administration strove so diligently, and so Kw.* fully, to - keep free of all entanglement with Lchlit! Napoleon. Nothing can be more true than that " we have to deal with a future full of peril to Italy, to England, and to Europe- 7 --with an actual crisis which calls for all the prudence and vigilance of hdr Majesty's Ministers;" and that it is evident 4 " the recent changes which have taken place in the. Italian policy of the Emperor of ttl? • VTerich have not been brought about without mature deliberation .en the part of that keen diplomatist ! cr withoqt a severe struggle in hia councils."' One's great anxiety now is, lest.. the present Qqalition Cabinet, compoSed as it is of discordant elements, and with its '" Liberal " leanings towards the prune mover in all this commotion, should not prove equal to such a crisis. The Times evidently dislikes and dreads the lowering of the borough franchise to a rental of £6. " The class of our countrymen," it observes l "Whose peculiar habits, feelings, •and aspirations we know extremely little of, except that they are poorer ,than those who at, present enjoy the franchise, are abont — to -- become the dominant poWer In'the election of the Assembly that twos the destiny of the State." And with so perilous a change in prospect our contemporary thinks he " may well be excused for being a little nervous," Nor does it appear to lessen his nervousness, that so important a Measure has been received-witha° little interest,--- 7 nay, rather, with so miiett indifference for even quiet times, B,ltllo4gh iA some respects advantageous - for the' making of great organic changes, are--yet not- without their danger. •And we 'quite agree with the-remark , that " we are not necessarily safe because we arc quiet, nor is the proposed change necessarily for the better because it is languidly advocated 4A' n • resisted with listless inactivity." It appears that a deputation from the f` l4 ,- , - , , , • , ..1 . Loru cheater School" has-liatl an interview with . Tulin Riissell,forAe`piirpose of urging the claims of this -County to 'a larger number of in i ro ßiti. than that allotted -to it by the new - reprerste o rgonlinons ; Of course the object is to obtain,attließi:efiri:reonaffiL°tf securing an accession of " 4 School," in there-reforme d sse n 4 L .O O. John very and they seem - to h a z ec tr i e e, Ito to 412.polstolLatt hard to revise 'his. s ' t ts to what theYealled th e Ilffeae4 P3P13,14er 4 f t . _,: England." One of the depu . that ^r ; but the. plan 7... .. 06., up of n prewier c ounty 0 learn, ... tation, we advocated the breaking Y uls ffPorutrhdieNt'ownS. Lord tl-ohni*T9.l4lh A increasing the num ina,ttg-0.44 one. The teld tb!! deputation, in framing 4 ibft:heier. is s i o c i i s :Yr:lit urge d , d,,v s w aasvtenr; - I .Governmet4! Isle I p,eprti4 ill, } ,-,er,e 4 ,0 ,,,,4 , 1-t clot 014 to consider done but also w : at fc mad be none in the present what , ' ought to , 1 , 3 . 9 state_ of affairs , "-- of :- course implying; that what l. A f at was rows,e, .or cou T,:allnic .he afterw distinctly- vas told them, Id not it 4 11Teqs that h ha d 0,1 I P,. no hope at present of being I:L9 carry. 4 ,1 1 Y • ineasuro: of ParliamentarY 444°1 7440 WNW go further than that he had novf,atilitaittpd to:the douse of Commons. : •! - .:Th;e:ieeent severe contest for the vacant seat in Pailiam, t - 1 ._..., en ar the county of Cork, is to be re larded as - having been a pitched battle between the - .l,lltraraoutanes and the opponents of the :cilitcqqe pOtensions of the Roman , Prelates of Ireland. The latter, therefore, must, by their utter defeat,.have received a significant hint as to tit . e unreasonableness of their assumptions, even in the eyes of their own people,—for the bat tle was won by independent Romanist influence. 11Z. The Share Market closed at the following prices : Ambergate, Not., & Eastern Junctn. 61 6 7 1 Caledonians .. . . . -"9# Dutch Rhenish . . . Eastern Counties East Lancashire Edinburgh and Glasgow, ac. . . Bll 24 Great Northern • lOBl 1081 A lOl 102 Great Westerns . . 6Bl 69 Great Western of Canada. . . l2l, Grand Trunk of C ana d a . . . . S' 7-16 9-16 Great Southern and Western. . :112 14 Lancashire and Yorkshire . . . . 981 .1 London and North-western . . . 971. London and South-wesiern. . : . 911 2 1 - 4 Leeds Northern . . Manchester, Sheff., and Lincolnshire 404 It Midland Stock .. . . . .1091 North . British . .... .61 North Staffordshire South Eastern and Dover . . . York, Newcastle and Berwick . York and North Midland'. . The FOREIGN SECURITIES MARKET to-day was not very active, and a tendency to heaviness pre vailed in prices, but there was not any material variation. Original Turkish Six per Cents. exhibited the greatest heaviness, having receded to 783; but the New Sixes were supported at 611 to 62 ex div. New Indian Five per Cent. Loan is marked 104 Canadian ,Serip is 11 to 24- pm. "' ' - Turkey Bank Shares are 5 to b dis., and Luso- Brazilian par to 1 prem.. French Rentes on the Paris Bourse are quoted 07E Sie„ with a rather flat market. • , The LONDON GENERAL PRODUCE MARKET,' today, was quiet. The following public sale s are advertiSed for to-morrow :—Sugar, 10,000 bags Mauritius, 500 bags Bengal, arid. 1,000 bags Slain. Coffee, tOO bags Rio, and 150 bags African. Cocoa, 230 bags. Rice, 20,000 bags. Saltpetre, 250 bags. _Markets .generally have been quiet, and quotations are unaltered. SroAß.—No sales of importance reported. COFFEE continues very dull of sale. TEA.—The public sales are progressing heavily , to -day, • - • , RlOE.—Old Rangoon (common) sold at Bs. ; Necranzie at 9s. , • The LONDON TALLOW MARKET to-day was quiet; prices are quoted as follows :—Town tallow, 595, 3d., net . cash; Petersburg Y.C. on the spot,• 60s. ; March, 60s. ; April to June, 565. to 565. 3d. ; Oct to Dec., 535. 9d. to 'S4S. PARTICULARS OF TALLOW .18.58. . I 18.5 Stippiug Auttitigenft. Wihtl ye'stel 7 clay, N.N.W. fresh; at liolyhead;'N.N.W March 4. March 5, Canada (rms), Lang Boston Etna (ss),'Andeison, N eWlrork Patrician, Simpson, New 'Orleans Argo, Mitchell Mobile Withash; Burns Charleston Stromboli (ss), Cook, Smyrna Atrevida. Pierce Palermo Sussex Maid, Pitman...Huelva Patriot, Richards Lpcy Thompson Mobile . - OFF THI Tlll4la, Pohlai SAIL Minerva, Philips, St. Michael's Seaton, Champion; AleXandria Marie „ , EliiabOh.Ann.Bright, New Orleans J. C. Kohn Galyesten Hamilton Grey ...New Itiyer Mansanita. Lgrkin, St. John, bf.fl. Merrie Monarch, Marsterd, New Orleans E PORT. iid, and Egettil. ,E 1). • March A. I Kirk dale, Jones, Buenos Ayres pall A ep (ss), Little Ha,vre Protector, Fisher Jamaica FOREIGN PORTS. Hantburgh (ss),,hence at Bordeaux. Europa (rms);'henee at Halifax Feb. 22. Jol'. Gilchrist, Kroft', Priz Carl, and Alfred, hence; Colonsay, Light of .he Age, and Venilis, all at Sydney, N.S:W. • ,ILevanter, howler, hence at New Orleans. Sarhnak, Vaughan, hence at Savannah. Carl, Pilot Fish, Express, Brazil, Mortar°, and Ellershe, all hence at Rio Janeiro. Sprite, ' Dakin •hence at Havana. Firm, Wylie, hence at New York. Seringapatam, Brask,, from Aden at Akyab. Hartley, Thomas, hence at Apalachicola. - Blondel, Lunt, hence at San Francisco. Fleetwing, Knight, and Queen, Bailey, both from Bratils at St. John, N.F. _,~~ OUTPORTS. , Aerolite, and Beemah, from China in the Powns. DEAL, March 5.---Arrived and passed :- John Bunyan, from Alexandria to London; Agnes, London to Si„. Johr!k.Palestine, New "Yak' to London; Eagle, Odessa to Londonl — Witeh, London to Port Natal ; Samuel Goddington, London to CO ! cutta ; Shields, 'to Natal : Verbena, London to 'Hong Fong ; Loins Gertz, Newcastle to Constantinople; Fangen, Newca.9,tle to Genoa; pap ' London tq Ilqrdeaux. Git.i'vr.sk.:4; • Ntarcli-5.-,Arrived : Clarence; from Calcutta ; British Merchant, Sydney; Euphrates, Vtmcouver's Island ; Flying Fish, St. Michael's; Eliza Folkerot, Groningen. Sailed : Dwindle, to Algoa Bay; Odessa is,, Odessa. GREENOCK, March - 5:---Cora, from Pernambuco ; Saxonica, Hamburgh. Sailed : Elizabeth M`Lea, and Olinda, for New foundland. 8E1.F.4.5T, March 5.---Arrived : Desiree constauce,- from ; Ceres (ss), London. Sailed : Sylph (ss), for London,. . QUE*ISTOWN, March 5.---Arrived ; Europa, from Savannah'; Majesty, Malta; Memoria, Marianople and Malta; Macdnff, Callao, foremast sprung ; Rebecca, Porto Rioo, goes to T,on dolt Molistive, Carthagena. Off : Cornelith, Callao, 4 4414 'to Leith ;" Wreath, 'Gal a eia: 'Silted': 'Catherine ' Dtickworth, Newcastle ; Majesty, 'Ay}' ; Elwine Frederick, London ; Olive Branch; Liverpool ; Sunnyside, LimeriCk. MARITIME EXTRACTS. The Canada (rms), Lang, arrived March .4 from Boston, left Feb. 22nd, and Halifax 24th. The Etna (as); Anderson, arrived here from New York March 4, left Feb. 22, has 101,3'00 dols. in specie. The .Btna (as), from New York, dragged her anchor anti drove foll of a ship, and hacl her kern quarter and ,dhef . lllou§s stint on starboard side. " The bargoe Ferris, front Now York for this port, reported abandoned, has been picked. up and taken into Delaware Breakwater. •-• • ' NAPLES (per Magnetic Telegraph) : The Magic; from Lucata ior the United Kingdom, was Lost on the coast of Sicily Mar. 1. LLOYD'S, March 5 : The Pearl, Bowey, with cargo,was burnt at Cochin Feb. , 7. The Montebello, from Swansea to Mar seilles, lost at sea. The L.D. totally burnt, at Buenos Ayres. The youth, of 'Jersey, lost at Ilha de Sal. The August Eaws.r4! esom Grimsby to Bahia, lost at Bonavesta. Tho liewtx,y i41411 11 _ , 0141.callao to Aberdeen, asnote,. carma ies Bosra;4; Vela 22: A large ship was been ashiß re Marshes James :River; _ TrIPATRE ROYAL. pItO'FVSSOR W ILI.A.LZA 'FRITtET,L - • TO -NIGH T, AT: EIOUT (KLINK.- . VCISITIirELY Tiff -LAST NIGFIT i fotTß. ?RIKELL'S LAST AP PEARANCES TN LIVERPOOL. MOST POSITIVELi . THE LAST AFTERNOON : Ptlat t 01111141:NOP. pv SATEppAY SE7'E-T I MARCR IC AT TWO p . m . The Programme will be varied each Pcrforniance.. HERR FRIKELL.—This great con,' tirqc, - Who is now giving a; most sneeesdnl series of performances at Liver -1)601, is announced to appear at the National Standard Theatre during passion Week, and his success in the East will, doubtless, be as great, as in the Wpat,,, Morning Herald. . The Hudson's Bay Seal, Skin Cloaks and One Gilinea each, at the New Shawl and Mantle are hpuse, 40,, Bold-street —Shellard and Hodgson, Pro prietors. TO, CORRESPONDENTS Under no circumstances can-communications be inserted not accompanied author's real name and address, which are required, not necessarily for publication,.but as a guar antee of good faith. " N." has not sent kis name and addresti, without which his communication cannot be entertained. , " J. B." should addresti his criticism ' to the journal of whose incongruous remarks he,complains. , HIGH WATER, THIS DAY, AT LIVERPOOL. Hour. Height. 10h.•23m. 17f .sin. 10h. 44m. j 17ft. 3in. 319RNING EVENING TOWN IStPROVEILENTS. 1 4 GINpla kLOTHIN,G.,ESTABLISIIIIEPq ' 31; AND 33, SIR 'TIIONIAStS BUfLI)1/46. H E N_lt . respectfully informs his friends Send the public that *P? rimPTession ,which seems to prevail of his having removedfronir Thomaes:biiildings is quite unfounded. There is'ne4oubt.tLat inipthirements in the neighbourhood are , contemplated by the Corporation—the erecting .?f public offices, &e. ; but by this circumstance his position has not been affected. He' returns his sincere thanks lor the piktponagewllig4 the, above .9tablishmes ji4 received for upwards o r Addy years, and trusts nofice will - be a sufficient intimation that tfie ' busigost is conducted as hitherto on the same prethiseo,-% • myl i