Northern Times. — Liverpool, Merseyside, England, 1857-12-31 00:00:00

KARD, WILSON & CO., 'NI, 6• ' yJaK-BUILDINGS, LIVEP A V)OL ..- 4'.4 59, PCNCHURCH-STREET, LONTJON, BROKERS FCa TILE AND SALE ul" sun's, SHIP VALLIEII:3, Sco. n .; a t FOR SALE, the welt keown American hal - tine MARY AND SUSAN ; 392 tons register, copper fastened 14 lard yell.. w metalled. This vessel was built at Bos , on. U. S in 11,25; Was of ened last year altd found le to mod ..nd in good orA., had new upper deck and t , ii , sides and 159.4 decks I .;d ; she has beau employzd In the &.uti.l Sra ifs..l ,, g trade foz cowards of 15 years, and the materials of which the Is co cco3e4 lam been so saturated with oil as to render her aleneat irnpervioes t, decay. Lying in the Ruskisson Doei,—For f„rther pa - ,%icul,rs apply to C , hA D, WILSON and CO., Brokers for the patrzhasva and Sale of Ships, 5. York tluildings, Dale-strsst. F 4Z SALE, the line new hrig Pls • ELOPE ; 197 tens o.m , 126 tons register. I,eng , h, 81 feet; breadth, 22 feet; depth, Ili feet. Built at P. F. 1:4an(1, .40 , ;,•47L;4,' , under the special inspection of Lloyd's Surveyor. under • .74.- - • she was iron kay.:ed, and cased 4 years; has geed sailing qualities, easy draft of wa. er, and sails withont ballast. attsi is well worthy of insp.. emu. Lying in the Birkenhead Dock. —For inventories and further particulars app y to Mears. Alfred Hill and Co , Merchants, Cook-street; or to CI , NARD, WILSON, he CO., Broaers for the Purchase and sale of Shiva, o, York t) le Liverpoo'. FOR, SALE, the well known Paddle-steamer FIRE FLY. 237 tons o m ,2 i 7 tons NM. Length • 'te7o over at, 120 feet; length f r measuren.ent, 167 feet g- 10ths ; b . e +dill, n 5 feet ; 4 , eprh, I t feet 9-10ths. Built at olasgow, of iron, in 1845. En Ines diraot acting, 160-horse power (nominal) ; diameter o• cylrriders, 49 inches ; length of stroke, 4 feet 8 machos ;•• tnbular boilers. Carries 2uo tons en 10 fret. f water. Consumption of fuel, 39 tons •n 38 hours; but.ke , s cent in (5. Average speed, 121 knots. Has cabin sccomEnGdution for 70 first class passengors, and 259 second class. This boat is now plying between Liverpool a. d Wexford, said may b-. 3 inspected at either of the above ports at stated times. For further particulars apply to Ale,srs. Band R. Allen, Wexford; or to • UNARD, WILSON, tk. CO., Brokers to the Purchase and Sale of Ships, 5, York-buildings, Dale-Ft eet, Liverpool. Comultritg THIS DAY. Tais DaT. the list instant, atTwelve o'clock At noon, c mmencing on the Qusy, socth side Sandon Dock, 2,400 Wine Ph e srAvE-;. ex Aquirs, from New Orleans, 1,200 Heavy hogshead S PAVES, ex Marquette. from New Orleanr. un the Quay, west side Bramley-Moore Dock, 2,385 Wine Pipe SAVES, cx F. W. Brune, from Baltimore On the Quay, north aide Bramley—a.,oore Dock, 3,600 Wice Pipe STAVES. ex Alice Munroe, from Baltimore. On the Chay, north side Stanley Dock, 2,400 Heavy Ilhd. SLAVES, ex American Union, from New Orleans On the Qaay of the Colingwool Dock, 2,400 Wine Pipe STAVES, ex Muscongus, from Baltimore. On the Quay, south si:e Waterloo Dock, 2,60) Wine Pipe STAVE 4 , ex Cicero, from I've w Orleans. On the Quay, wept side Pl',lsCleo Dock, 1,577 Standard STAVES, 1,200 W.". W.J. DITTO, ex City of Boston. from Montreal. 500 BOARDi, On account of the Importer-. JAMES HOUGHTON Broker. NEXT WEEK 2§oll 'MIS DAY naxt, Janual , sth, at Half-past Ona o'clock, at the Commercial Saleroom, Temple-court, About 3000 Boxes American ItO Do. Do. BACON bong and short middles 1(0 Tierces LEAF LARD, 20 Ca ks American HAMS, 10971anTng.—Apply to J. M'Henry and Co., Merchants ; or to JOHN MAE QUIS & CO., Broken'. On account of whom it may concern. Sy order of the Trustees of the Liverpool Docks.—For the paymen and satisf4c ion of freig,t and charges. IIVnTessDAT next. January bth, at 11.1 f-past One o'clock. at the ;Brokers' saleroom, 8, Chapel-sheet, D.P. 38 Bales WOOL, • & Co. ex Zousve, from Bombay; lying In Wapping Dock Warehouses. For furtlier particulars apply to DANIEL C. BUCEIANAN & CO., Brokers. On TIIBSDII nex , , January sth, 18.53, at Twelva o'clock, at the LrokerS (Alice, 7, Exchange-chambers, About 200 Tons Prruvian GUANO, lately landed, ex Nautilus, from Yelper4llo.—Apply to iIIANCIS J. EATON, Broker. On Tuasoar neat, Janu ry sth, 1855, at Twelve o'clock, at the Br,ker's ffi e, 7, Exchange-cham) ers, 324 gags American RFD CLOVEUSEED, mew crop, now lauding, ex Thos. H. Perkin% from Philadelphia. Apply to FRAN'IS J. EATON. Broker. a,On TUESDAY ner, January sth, at One o'clock, at the Brokers' Office, 30, Dale-street, 15 Bags WlLte 22 Do. Brown and Back hIOLIAIR, all faults, e c Alice Munroe, from Boston, U.S —app y ti JOHN BOWES, Wool Broker THURSDAY next, J.:nuary 7th, at rwoise o'clock at noon, on the Quay, East Side Huirlison Dock, 303 Logs WHITE PINL, 162 Do. EL?!, 38 BASSWOOD, 3,764 PINE DEALS, 2 800 SPRUCE DIE' pr", 1,230 P PE srAvEs, 7 Cords LAT HWOOD, now landing, ex Freemod, from Qnebrc. 6,843 SP (12CE DEALS, 421 DE sL ENDS, 12,000 PAL NG mow landing, ex Zsmanshoop, from Liprtanx, N A. 83 Loss Q ebec 11r:is PINE, 66 Do. Do. OAK, 70 Do. D. Eilf, 2 773 Do. Do. PINE DEALS. 804 Do. Do. SPRUCE Dino, 9,718 Do. Do. PIPE STAVES, 10,; East India TE -.KE PLANKS, 80 Logs American WALNUIWoOD. ate'y landed, ex sundry v' , s el'. On account o the Importers. DUNC ,N EWING & CO., Brokers, .ii.o. T R. CAMERON, U • WATCH AND CHRONOMETER MAKRR, 54, SOUTH CASTLE-STREET, LIVERPOOL MARINE CHRONOMETERs ON SALE, 03 111 ttL. METANTS, CLUADItAN rs. TE LESCOPES, BA RWIE MRS, CLIARTi. &c. H ENRY MACGROTTY & CO., WINE MERCHANTS, Bank-buildings, 48, Castle street, of f er to the Public 4,000 Dozens Old Bottled FORT WINES of most approved Vintages and Shippers. These orst•class V ines swing been purchased on present advantageous terms, buyers will lad prices ♦ery much below market value. Gentlemen purchasing n quantities of 10 dozens, will be charged trade price. Sherries, Madeira, Claret. Burgundy, and Sparkling Wmes shipped by " Costello & Co ," " Mks & C 0.," " Dunn," " Carke," " Flsst," " Beckhard," &c:, all of quality attractive to the Connoisseur, ant at pricas to ensure sales. December 4,1857. H OW DELIGHTFUL IS THE FRAGRANCE OF FINE TEA HOW RES oa.t:N.G , IS ITS INFLUENCE! And HOW MUCH DOES IT CONTRIBUTE 0 THE ENJO . TAIENTS OF THE EVENING Some very exquisite TEAS are nTs being Sold, in handume Chinese Packages, by the LONDON AND NORTH-WES rERN TEA COMPANY, OL 0 P 0 ST-OFFICE-P LACE, CHURCH-STREET, LIVERPOOL. A.LLSOP'S EAST INDIA PALE ALE. TIIIS SEASONS BIIEWING. Bottled with especial care, and now in cam lent c;ndition fu immediate use. Quarts . Pinta.. Imperial Half-pints.. Per Dozen. 2s. 4d. GEORGE BOYER AND CO., WINE, SPIRIT, AND PORTER VEBOHANT9, 28 ♦ND 30, NORTH JJIIN-STRwET. W I LLIAM BUTCHER BOOT AND SHOE MAKER, 8, RICHMOND-ROW. LIVERPOOL PIANO-FORTES AND HARMONIUMS. WRYALLS has just unpacked a very fine • Stock selected from Co'lards, Broadwo)d, Hop kinson, and Alexandre, at below mannfaztarers' prices, ad warranted, TUNING and REPAIRING by the best London workmen. PIANOS and HARMONIUMS for HIRE, with the option of pur. chase, and all the best Music at HALF PRICE. 'MUSIC REPOSITORY, 26, HAMILTON-STREET, BIRKENHEAD, GOLDSMITH'S STOCK OF CIGARS, PIPES, FANCY GOODS, &c. TAMES BRADFORD has purchased the above ti valuable STOC K, by Public Tender, for Casb, so insisting of— All kinds, including many of the C1GAR5....... years' old. SNUFFS t facturers. Meerschaum Pipes, Amber Month- FANCY GOODS .... Pieces, t own importing. Boxes, &c., of .Goldsmith's The above were bought, at a Discount of 50 per :cent. off, from the Trustees, and will bs SOLD at JOB PRICES, to clear the entire in a few days. J AWES BIRADFORD, CHURCa-STEEET, AND JAMES-STREET, LIVERPOOL GENERAL HOUSE FURNISHINGS. PALATINE ESTABLISHMENT, (ADJOINING THB NEW .CLUB HMO, BOLD :STREET. PARTIES about to Furnish their Houses wtohy, or in part, have an opportunity afforded hem in the above Warerooms of makiag thir aele,tiols from a MO9 t EXTENSIVE AND VARIED STOCK OF • CARPETTING, DRUGGETS, FLOOR CLOTHS, RUGS, MATS, &c., SILK AND WORSTED DAMASKS, FURNITURE PRINTS, TRIMMINGS, And all kinds of MATERIALS FOR BED AND WINDOW HANGINGS, BEDDING, BEDROOM FURNITURE, FAMILY AND TABLE LINENS, And every description of goods sought after in House Fun Jailing. The ni.o:e' of Good Quality, an I at prices strictly moderate. PALATINE ESTABLISHMENT, BOLD STREET, LIVERPOOL. GEO. WOODS, PROPRIETOL INAHAN'S LI, WHISKY, This celebrated OLD IRISH WHISKY rivals the finest Cognac Brandy ; it is pnrs, mild, mellow. delicious, and vely wholesome. Can be o'tained at 2ls per ('alien, or in Fealed Bottles at is 61 each, and upwards, from the appointed gen' 5, MESSRS. W. CURTIS & WINE MERCHANTS. DALE-STREET, LIVERPNOL GEORGE WINE AND SPIRI I' MERCHANTS, 28 ♦ND 30, NORTH JOHN STREET. THIS DAY AND FOLLOWING DAY'S PART OF TWO BANKRUPTS' STOCKS ; TOGETHER WITH SOME EXTRAOPDINARY CUE P LOTS, PETI CHASED YOB CASH. Et 25 to 45 per cent, discount, WILL BE OFFERED, ♦T 2111.1 BAZAAR, GREAT GEORGE-STREET SUMMARY OF STOCK. £ R. d. Mantle 3 and Sllewls. •••• l4B 10 0 Silks and Velvets French Marinoes and Coburgs. Mantle Clocks :nd Plaids.. Fancy Dresses and Wince) , Prints. ... 235 10 9 Blamets and Flaz.nel Drapery and Furnisbirg Linens and Shtetinge 595 12 0 Bonnets, 'antic, a, ,nd Flowers Lace, Groves, and Flosiery . 586 14 8 Fancy Trimmings and F.inges. The whole will bs found worthy of prompt inspection. Sale each day irom Nine to Six. At the BAZAAR, GREAT GEORGE STREET. F OREIGN LIQUE Per Pint Bottle. 4s. od. 4s. Od. Maresch:no di Z ,ra Cnraeoa .......... Copenhagen Cherry Cordial (lleering's).... • • 4a. Od. Etn de Millefleur GEORGE BOYER AND CO., WINE AND SPIRIT MERCHANTS, 28 ♦ND 30, NORTH JOHN STREET. MUSIC FOR THE IUILLION.- To learn sweet music you only n,ed go To Sixty-semen, Dale-street, where you wi 1 find A master of talent. who genius cloth show In pia} ing the ilccordeon, to strengthen the mind. The Fluting, as grac , ful, is taught with success, Whose soft thril log notes are de ight'nl to hear; While the chlste Concertina doth magic express, o glAdden the heart when rude sorrow is near. The name is 6EO/ME JORDAN, whose fame is well knows; The Cornapean, Saxhorn, and Flute he repairs; Thus Musical Instruments, when old they are grown, • He manages neatly to fanciful airs. Hs den's in Accord eons and Flutinas, too, And Concertina* unt ivalle, l for sweetness of tone ; Now, Christmas is coming, he promises yen To teach you those Instruments sweetly, you'll own. THE ART OF on the Acc , rdeou, }lntim', or Concer ti**, taught in a super:or style, in a few easy L. ,sons, for Ten h,lllngs, by which the youngest child or the mcs: aged person can a taught to play upon these fashionab'e instruments in an incredible short time. AcCoreeons, Flntinas, Concertinas, Music Bose, Corn , peans, ash rns Trcmboaes, Clarionets, Flutes, Violins, and very other article in ;he Musical line, of the best make. cheaper than ny other establishment. List of prices sent on application psr post. Every description of Musical Instruments tuned, repaired, or takes ezebange at GEORGE JORDAN'S MUSICAL WAREHOUSE, 67, DALE-STREET. (Opposite Cumberland -street.) THE NORTHERN TIMES.-LIVERPOOL, THURSDAY, DECEMBER 31, 1857. Insurante lArettce. CURISTMAS RENEW.L'I ALLIANCE ASSURANCE COMPANY OF LONDON. COMPLETE SECURITY. CAPITAL .e5,000,C00. Incorporated Thirty-Vl:cc Yers. LIFE INSURANCIS granted in every variety of form, at reasonable premiums, specially adapted to 7nerchants going abroad, &e. I -z Isscaarcas effected on Merchandise, Warehouses, i 7 D rn itur Slit ;'s and Cargoes in do_ 6 ana graving docks, on the most favourable terms. AGENTS FOR LIVERPOOL ♦ND DISTRICT. H6MAS R. A, , NOTr, Lice: Chambers. mILLIGAN, EVANS. and CO., North John- street BOLD end Co.. ( hapel-street. J. RICHARDSON, JON., Lo Aer Caste-street. IrHE LIVr,RPOOI, A\D LONDON FIRE AND LIFt, INSURANCE C,MPANY. OFFICES-37, C l S 1 LE-STREET, LIVERPOO I, ; 23 and 21, Pen t , y, LrisJon ; 61, Kunz-street, Mancae.ter ; 128, Ingram-street, Glasgow. 1855. B u° iness. 1856 zigri.27l .. Fire Insurance Premiums 98,559 .. Fir., Insurance Losses . 11,137 .. I.l`e In!urar ce new Premiums .......... 12,771 63,919 .. Life Insurance total Premiums ... 72,782 12,758 .. Itaceivel for Annuities . .... .•.• • • • • 17,338 1 1 ,390 .. Pail to Annui•a:.ts .... ..... ...... ..... .. 11.593 ANNUMES IMMEDIATE OR DEFERRED. 'BONUSES GUARANTEED WHEN THE POL'CIES ARE !slums. No S CA MP DUTY. fersms whose Fare r oiicies with this C.mparty expire on the 25th instant, are reminded that receipts for the r. newal of the same will be found at the Head Offices of the Company in Liverpool, London, Manchester, and Glasgow, and i, th, h lids of the A gents. DAMAGE occasioned by r XPLOSI(SN of GAS is new allow, d a% a Toes under the Cmmany's Yr,: Policies, Lo Endorsement or Fiats Premium being required. LWIINITON BOULT; Fecrctary to the Compa%y. Agent for BirketAhead—Mr. ROBERT RUGHE3, ChOICR-street. December, 1857. IIISMORE'S 2s. Semi-gold PEN will not alter is the slightest dezree by use, or corrode if left in the Mt.— A good.usefai. durable nen.—Corner of Bold-street- GLENFIELD PATENT STARCH, used in ti Royal Laun , !..ry: Tn^ ta , lies are respeetuliy informal iilat this Starch is exclusively used in the Royal Laundry, and H:7 najesty's Laundress says, that aitnougn'sne has tried wheaten.rioi, and other Powder Starches, she has found none of them equal to the Glentield, which is the Finest Starch she ever used. Mir'+ you ask for `,4lenfiel,l Patent Starch, s,:e that you get it, as inferior kinds are often substituted. Wothersooon and Co., Glasgow cad London. j A ME SON'S DUBLIN WHISKY, FIVE YEARS OLD, MATURED IN SHERRY BUTTS. .............. .... Per Gallon. V. 01. ..... . 2i. ed. . ..... . se. Bd. 16s. Od. ........ BOYNR AND CO., TN consequence of the continued high price of genuine WAX, and SPKiniiCETTI CANDLES, J. BETNON begs to recommend to public notice-- FIELD'S VEGETABLE WAX CANDLES, AND FIELD'S OPAL SPERM CANDLES, Price 18s. 6d. per dcz. Ib3. They will be found on trial very superior to the lower priced Candles generally offered. FIELD'S SUPERIOR NIGHT LIGHTS, Six, Eight, and Ten hours, 63. per doz. J. DE/ NON. RANELAGH-STREET LIVERPOO".. REGISTER GRATES, KITCHEN RANGES, LEAMINGTON PATENT KIT C' HEN ER S nor AIR AND GAS STOVES, HAT, COAT, AND UMBRELLA STANDS, 1 GARDEN SEATS AND VASES. THE MOST EXTENSIVE STOCK IN LIVERPOOL. JAMES R. COOPER, RANGE AND GRATE MANUFACTURER LONDON ROAD. B ARCLAY, PERKINS, AND CO.'S LONDON STOUT. Par Dozen. Caarts Pints.... ...... ....... . .....31 Ed ILis is the v 0.7 best quality of amble Brown stout brewed by Messrs. Ba•clay, Pork.ns, and Co. BO ITLED;;BY GEORGE BOYER AND CO., 28 ♦ND 30, NORTH JOHN-STREET. Fi L. HAUz-BURG begs leave to state, that the Final WEding-up of his business (referred to in his Circular last year) is now bding carried into effect; but, as it has been found impracticable to accomplish it by tbe end of the present 3 ear, THE STOCK HAS ➢EEN ENTIRZLY REPLENISHED FOR CHRISTMAS AND THE NEW YEAR. As on previous occasions, every department in the Fstablishmen has been supplied with all the Novelties which could be procured and to the same ex , ent a- h therto. The collection will be found fully equal, in magn;tude and value, to any which F. L. H. has had the pleasure of submitting to notice. OLD ros C-OFFICE -BUILDINGS. I iverpool, Decembe-, 1857. . PURE NEWFOUNDLAND COD LIVES OIL. THOMPSON AND CAPPER, HOMCEOPATHIO CHEMISTS, 43. LOLD STREET, Opposite Slater-street, Liverpool. JEFFREY'S PATENT RESPIRATORS, IN EVERY VARIETY. THOMPSON AND CAPPER, HOMCEOPATHIC CHEMISTS, 43, BOLD STREET, Opposite Slater-street, Liverpool. THOMPSON AND CAPPER'S HoMCEOPATHIC OR DIETETIC COCOA. The utmost car , and attention has been bestowed upon the it,ann facture of this preparation, so as to render it a I,ght, nutritious, and wholesome article of diet. It is recommended by medical men in Preference to tea and coffee, in consequen , e of its non-stimulating properties, while, as an ordinary beverage, nothing can be more nutritious and agreeable. PREPARED By THOMPSON AND C APPER, HOMCEOPATHIC CHEMISTS, 43, BOLD STREET (OPPOSITE SLATER ST.), Llvintrom F INE TURKEY SPONGES. RONEY COMB SPONGES. AMERICAN TOOTH BRUSH'S. TITTEREON'S HAIR BRUSHES. AMERICAN TOOTH POWDER. TITTERTON'S TOOTH BRUSHES. GLYCERIN& TOILET SOAP. ROSS'S MATH BRUSHES. T HOMPSON A HOMCEOPATH 3, BOLD STREET (Opposire iND CAPPER, IC CHEMISTS, SLATER. t"Tazzr), LIVERPOOL. E JONGH'S COD LIVER OIL, THOMPSON AND CAPPER. HOMCEOPATHIC CHEMISTS, 43, BOLD STREET, Opposite Slater-street. Livapool. OLD COGNAC BRANDY, Pale .. Brown .. FINEST QUALITY IMPORTED. 345. per Gallen. ...... .. 343. 013433 containing One Dozen each} ...... 713. - per Cu.. (14 Jerre old).. IMPORTED BY. GEORGE BOYER AND CO., WINE MERCHANTS, 28 AND 30, NORTH JOHN-STREET. WATCHES. VERY SUPERIOR FIRST-CLASS PA TENT LEVERS, DUPLEX AND HORIZONTAL, IN GOLD AND SILVER, JUST FINISHED BY JOHN G. JACOB, 56, CHURCH-STREET. PRICE'S VERY MODERATE. CUR T I S A N D C 0 12, DALE-STREEr, Respe,,,tru:iy invite att ntion t 3 their STOCK OF WINES AND SPIRITS 7011 CHRISTMAS CONSUMPTION. Same of the articles are not obtainable elsewhere in town, and the qual.ties of all will be found to be very choice, luv:mg been selected w.th great care. Portions of the SPIRITS, also of the - DRAUGHT PORT sod SHERRY WINE, are kept reedy for delivery in imperial bottles of eve, y size, so as to bring these wholesome beverages within the react of all. PU B L I C BATH S, CORiIIiVALLIS-STREET, LIVERPOOL. The Public are info-mod that all the Plunge Baths at this Eats)). lisliment will be kept tepid during the Winter keason. The hat of the water will be regula:ed daily, according to the state of the weather. CHARGES. 6d each bather. First Sec , n ditto Thlrd ditto ... ............... 19 PR'VATE', SIIOWER, and VAP BATE-18, Inconstant readlncl3 as usual.—By o SIIUTTLI'.:WOrt [l4, Town Clerk. Public.oftices Cornwallis-street, December 4, 1857. Price 13; free by pest 13 stamps. Just rublisbcd;lBo elition, 143 pages, with nurnelous eng avings (enlarg:d and revit,ed), ri E SECRET COMPANION : a medical • work on nervous end physical debility, and the cause and cure of premature decline, followed by observations on marriage. Addressed to ;he young, the old, the grave, and the g. y. t?y a Physican of 30 years' standing. May be had of F. G. Jona.; Chemist, Paradise-street. pLATI'S JENKINS' UNIVERSAL SALVE.— A certain and effectual Care for Lumbago, Sciat'ea, tzheamatibm, c onghs, C , Ads, &c., &c. (by outward application in the form of a Vaister). This Salve has been in eritablislied repute in London, for nearly 159 years !!—To be had in Liverpool only of S. Strrrov and Co , anent., 21, Noah John-street. N.B.—L'irections for we folded with each roll. VARICOSE VEINS, WEAK LEGS, KNEES, & ANKLES. T H E Patent Vulcanised Indie, Rubber ELASTIC STOCKING, KNEE ar d ANKLE BANDAGES, are the only aril: les that will retginl lair elasticity Beat or cold will not affect them ; require no lacing, and may be drawn on immediately, as an ordinary w , tocking, The beet artiel manufactured for the purpose, and much reeammended by the faculty Wholesole and Retail at THE INDIA RUBBER DEPOT, 42, SOUTH CASTLE STREET. CALEB WALKER, Proprietor. nYSTFAS ! OYSTERS ! ! OYSTERS I ! BEST WHITSTABLE NATIVES, J. WII 1 TY ' , N. I, lIACKINS-HEY, LDJOIMIPG 'ERE (MOROI HOTEL, DALE- , TkRET, LIVERPOOL. N B.—Oysters barreliod o'i the shertzst notice. 1-IAvE. •ou A STEREOSC(iPE? "Everything grand and b autilul in the w?rld brou B ht to our own firesides."—Morning Advertiser. poUND S: - • LE enjoyments,unceasing attractio ns for the tortiieorninz Winter Eveninrta. 1;-`.! „ . WTois7 have new on view a carefully selected and moat extensive assortment of STEM O , ,COPe S and STEREOSCOPIC SLIDES. comprising Groups, Comic and Pathetic, the choicest scenery in En,land, Leland, Scotland, Wales, France, Itily, Switzerland, Austria, Turkey, Greece, &c., p ain and coloured, o n gl ass an d paper, at Wholesale Prices. Weekly arrvals of English and Foreign novelties. ,- , OME AND FXPO PHOTOGRAPHIC DEPOT. JHBILI 4 :E-ByILDINGS, 16. LORD-STREET. ()E SERVE-NO imoNr SHOP. __ _ - WAREHOUSE UP THE PASSAGE. P :JOE LISTS FORWARDED. BIRKENHEAD. THOSE WHo ENJOY A GLASS of Genuine lIOME-BREWED ALE, With a pleasant flavour of THE MALT AND 110 P, Will not be disappointed by calling at WILLIAM BATE'S GOLDEN LION INN, WINE AND SPIRIT VAULTS, 216, CEIESTER-STREET, BIaKINUEAD. FAMILIES SUPPLIED wirll 41, 9, & 18 GALLON CASKS OF SUPERIOR ALE. 21E3, CHESTER-STREET, BIRKENHEAD. roLOURKD MAPS GRATIS.—A Plan of Manchester will be presen'ed gratis with the Dispatch on Sunday next, December 27th. A truly beautiful.coloared Double Map of Asia wilt be given on Sunday January 3rd, and a coloured Map will be issued every week gratix with each copy of the Dispatch, to form the most perfect and useful Atlas ever inl)1 shot. Toe back ntvola rs of the Atlas are kept con stantly on sale, to that the work may to made complete fr. m the commencement at any rime, and at the perfect convenience of the pur. haser. Any map of the Series may be had with the Newspaper of tho current week, or with any copy not out of print. The price of the Dispatch te—unstamped, sd; stamped (to go fres by post), 6d. The Friday Evening 1. dition may be mei% el in the mo=t distant parts of the kingdom on Saturday morn ng. Portfolios, with spring clipped backs, ara now ready, price 3a. 6d , 4s. and upwards' Orders received by all News Age, to, and at the Office, 139, Fleet street, London. LIVERPOOL COT roN I:IA4:inr.—DEC 31. There has been a good demand for cotton to-day, the supply contingss moderate, and prices sre firm at the advanc:-. The sales —ineuding 120 PernAmbrico at 6a to 90i) Bahia 6id to 6}d, 300 Egyptian 711 to I°d. 1,510 Sarat, 3itl to sV—are reported 12,000 bales, of which 3,000 are on speculation and for export. AGRICULTURAL PRODTJOI MARBET.—DEc. 3 0. Per stone, 20lbs. Per 901 as. a . d. $. . a. d. e. ELI d Potatoes, Seedlings 4 1 to 4 3 Gay, 01d...... o7to • 7.1 Ditto, Kemp, .... 45t0 4 8 Ditto, new...„ 0 6 to 0 7i'Ditto, Wipterocka. 3 0 tu 3 2 Ditto, clover 0 6 to 0 7 Ditto, Ba'shaws .. 2 10 to 3 0 Green Clover 0 8 to 0 OlDitto, B. Farmer. u 0 to 0 0 Grass 0 0 to u 0 1 0itto. cattle 0 0 to 0 0 Straw, wheat 0 3 to 0 air rer 1,! , . Ditto, oat Ditto, barley .... o 24 ro 0 4Carrota 0 0 I. 0 Oata, in straw ... . V iv to 0 U;Alangle wurtel ;21 0 ti 22 0 !Manure 5 - I) tu " 0 6 LONDON PRODUCE HARKET.—Dsc. 30 Markets generally have an improved appearance, although it is difficult to give eaact quotations in many articles during the holi. days. Soars.--A cargo of Havannsh has ban soli fir B:Istol at a fall price. COPPEE.—No transaclions reported, but „the article has a steady appearance. TEA.—The statistics of this a title for •the past year, showin.; a material cle-rease in the Importation, a I.•rge increase in the deliveries, and a short supply afloat from China, compared with the same period laAt yer, has induced some specul :tiv3 tuyers to co ue into the market, end cotillion congou has bozo sold at 141 to 12} , 1, which is an advance of i per lb. Toe letters by the l atua mail will be delivered to-morrow morning. CoTro v.—No sales reported. RICE has a firm appeara..ce. LONDON TALLOW MARKET—Dgc,'. 30. The market, is firm at the fo'lowin; quot tion; :—Town tallow, 535, nett cash ; Pet?rlburgh Y.C. oa the spot, 533 3i; January aua March, 53. 3d; March. 53i 9d. BOROUGH Hi P MARKET.—Dzc. 30. The hop market is firm, with but little doing. LONDON CORN IVIARKET.—Dic. 30. With the exception of fo:eign wheat, of which the rccoidts this week ha , e been liberal, the sapplies of all descip.ion.l of grain and fliur have been small. The trade is Alark-lana t•:is mo..Wng, without liJing active, was very fl m, ani the decline of all articl s was fully ARRIVALS INTO ►ONDON FROM DEC. 28 TO DIC. 39. Wheat Barley Oats Malt English aud Scotch 739 23:0 220 2150 Foreign. 8310 3450 2300 English sack Flour, 6.10 ; Foreign Flour, 2190 barre:s, 1193 Racks. LONDON MINING MARKET.--Dec 30. Great dullness continues to prevail in the mining share market. In borne dcscript ons th- only business officially reported in the Stock Exchange to-day is in Soutn Frances shares at 220; and ►Weal dward at 7. In foreign and colonial mining securities nem is likewise no movement of importance. clijah and Wentworth, hi. 6, 64; Sortridgi Consols, la, ¢ ; Wheal Trelawney, 231, 2t#, I. CORK BUTTER MARKET.—Dzc. 30. There were over 4;03 kegs and firkins offered for sale to-day, and the prices current were :.-Firsts, 106 s ; Seconds, 100 s ; Thirc e, 83s, and Fourths, 74s per cwt. GLASGOW PIG IRON MARKET.-DEC, 30. The market remains very firm at the following prices :—Ne. 1. 525 6d to 53s ; mixed Nos., warrants, 525 to 535 ; Mixed maker's iron, 51 s to 521 5 No. 3,50 s to 50d 0(1 par ton. LIST OF PRICES. Per Gallon. Kinahan's L L Whisky .. Plymouth Gin Best London Gin . . Old Islay Whisky ) Old Irish Whisky O'd Jamaica Rum. Draught Po-t and Sherry . . Fine Old Cognac Brandy.. Fine old Sherry, line old Crusted Port, Champagne, Claret, Honk and other Fancy Wines. Foreign Liqueurs, ac. Also, per doz. Tints. per doz arts. Bases best Bitter Beer . Guinness's best Double Stout ......... •• 3s Od 5s Pd MOURNING JEWELLE RY, JOHN G. JACOB, 'GOLDSMITH AND JEWELLE R, sfi , CHURCH-STREET, Respectfully calls attention to his superior Stock of BLACK ENAMELLED JEWELLERY, BROOCHES, BRACELETS, NECKLETS, 1 RINGS, PINS, AND STUDS, Of the moat elegan Patterns and the best Quality. Also, a large assortment of REAL WHITBY JET,, 1u the most choice Patterns. HAIR WORKED INTO CHAINS,BRACELETS, RINGS, BROOCHES, AND NECKLETS, AND ➢IOUNTED IN A SUPERIOR STYLE. The same Hair as left guaranteed to be stied.; JOHN G. JACOB, GOLDSMITH AND JEWELLER, f 6, CHURCII-STREET. T MOTT AND SONS' t.P • CILIUSTMAS LIST. --- Per Galin. s. d LONDON GIN Ditto Strong Ditto Best and strongest l2 0 (The best London Gin is the pu res t an d moat wholesome Spirit made in Great Britain.) RUM. good qualities—. ........ ... ... .. 105. Bd. and 12 0 Ditto, very tild Jamaica ............. .... . • ..• • • • Old Cognac BRANDY.. .... ...... .. ...... Ditto, very choice •a . 32a. 0/ and 36 0 British BRANDY, very superior .... ...... .... .... 13 4 WHISKY Ditto Fine Trish.. l3 4 Ditto Old Dublin . . .. 20 0 Ditto Old scotch . . HOLLANDS •• • er Hungsrlan Red WlNE,(just arrived f rom Buda•Pastb) 30 Dozen 0 . PORE . • Do. Choice and old.. Do. Crusted . 481. Od. and 54 042 0 Do. Very sin erior Do. Splendid Old Wines SHERRY, cuperior Pale.. Do. ditto ........ • • ...... .. • • Do. Old golden Do. ()Id pale. •48 0 Do. Very splendid brown and golden .... .... 60 0 Do. Pure Amontil'ado • 84 0 CHAMPAGNE .... (half pints) Do. .... (pints) ...... ..... .... 30 0 Do. .... (q u art s ) ...... .48s Od. to 72 0 MOSELLE. HOCK, BUCELLAS, and other WINES for Evening Parties, at moderate Palms. LONDON STOUT, IN EXCELLENT CONDITION, Quarts 6s. 6d., Pinta 3s. 61, per dozen. TERMS —CASH. A remittance or reference with country orders. Daily deliveries on the Cheehire side. Hampers are sent, carriage free, to any Railway or Steamboat Station in the Norths , n Counties. J. MOTT AND SONS, WINE AND SPIRIT MERCUANT 4 I, 21, SOUTH CABIIE-STREET, AND 98, OLIN - MU-STREET, LIVERPOOL. CHAPPED HANDS AND ROUGH SKIN To prevent and cure these disagreeable attendants OR the winter season, use `• Willi. ms's Almon I Tablet." Unlike camphor ball and ail s ich noxious compounds, it is free from grease, consequently can be applied in the day to either face, bands, or lips, w,thout being perceived, and, being perfumed with Otto of Hoses, makes it an indispensable Toilet Requisite. Sold in boxes at is 13d by all chemists, and by the proprietor, TRSILISY .7. WILLIAMS (late Rawle), Chemist, 79, Lord-street, Liverpool. Also Cough Lozenges. RAWLE'S PECTORAL COUGH LOZENGES, For the cure fof Coughs, :Colds, Asthma, Sore Th-oats, &c., these Lozenges, which for many years have held the highest reputation, will be found a most invaluable remedy f r DA affections of the longs, relieving and strengthen ing them, thereby protecting them from future attacks of cold and eonsequant inflammation. For Hooping Cough in children they are an infal able. safe, and pleasant remedy. Prepared only by Tisaatog J. WILLIAVS, (late Rawle), Pharmaceutical Chem'st, 79, Lord—street, Liverpool. So:d in boxes at is lad, 2s 9d, and 4s lid. RE MOVE THE CAUSE, AND THE EFFECTS WILL CEASE.—Acting upon the print: ple set forth in these vrords, Kaye'a Worsdeles Pills destroy pisease by correcting those impurities of the blood and derange ments of the stomach, bowels, liver, and other or,-ans, from which It springs. They are carefully compounded on sound p - inciples and being entirely free from mercurial, antimonial, and other mineral or dangerous substances, may be safely taken by persons of the most delicate constitution. For thoir SURPRISING SUCCESS in 'nery many complaints, often after all other medicines had been fried Ls vain, see the HUNDREDS OF CASES OF CURE which accompany each box. Sold throughout the empire at Is lid, Ss. 9d.. and 4s. 6d. Wholesale Depot, 25. liread-street.Loodon. AN ACT OF GRATITUDE. 5,000 Copies of a Medical Book for Gratuitous Circulation. THOMAS, Esq., having been effectuaPy • cured of Nervous Debility, loss of Memory, and Dimness of Sight, by following the instructions given in a Medical Rork by a Physician, considers it his duty, in gratitude to the author, aid for the beneSt of Nervous Sufferers, to publish the means used. He will, therefore, send Free, to any address, in a sealed envelope, en receipt of a directed envelope enclosing tNo stamps (to prepsy postage), a copy of the Medical Work, containing every inforznaticn required.—Address G. THOMAS, Esq., Craven House, Newcastle apon-Tyne. DAILY ATTENDANCE. TEETH WITH GUTTA PERCHA LININGS, AND ARTIFICIAL GUM°. ESSRS. MOSLEY, SURGEON DENT STS, of 92. BOLD -STREET, Liverpool, bog to call the att en tio n o f their patients, Dili those who may wish to consult them, that they can now suply ART I FICIA 'IEI.I ET, from one to a complete set, with Gutta Perch& linings, whereby all pressure on the remaining teeth is avoided, and entirely superseding the use of wires and ligatures of any description. They are also the Paten' ees and nventors of the rew GUM-COLUURE I) CO StPOSITI • •N which is addel t , the teeth, and which prove: is the lodgement of food, and wlii h also restores that youthful contour of countenance so necessary to the prop - .r adaptation of Artificial Teeth. Specimens of these b• aittitul and useful inventions may be seen, and every inform Aim given, free of expense,. Every other d , scription of Artificiai Teeth, from one to a complete set, Lt Ha f the usual Uric s. Stopping Dazved Teeth, tt , cxling Children's Tzeth attended to, and every operation pertaining to Dentist Shrgery. Attendance bsily. Messrs. M.'s residences are-3), Barners-streef, Cxford-street. and New 80 , 11-street, London ; 15, Chapel-street, Preston; and 92 Bold-street, Liverpool. GRAT; S TO THE AFFLICTED. POISONOUS DRUGS AND DOCTORS' FEES ABOLISHED. EXTRAORDINARY DIS COVE RY for th e treatment and "Self Core" of Spamatorrbcea, seminal weaknrss, debility, nervousness, laasitude, depression of spirits, loss of energy and appetite, pains in the back and limbs, timidity, self-distrn,t, dizziness, want of energy, love of solitude, groundless fears, palpitation of the heart, noises in the head and ears, indecision, wretchedness, involuntary discharge s , i m p a i r ed s i g ht an d memory, indigestion, and bodily prostrwion of the whole system, including impotency and mental and physical incapacity, Ac , by means of the newly-discovered " AMERICAN INVENTION," which supersedes (in the above complaints) poisonous drugs. which ore given under various disguises to the utter ruin of the patient's health, with invaluable information on microscopic tests, which reveal hidden m , steries. Also, "lIINT'c TO THOSE CON I' EMPLATING MARRIAGE," sent on receipt of six stamps, by CHARLES WATSoN, M.D., physician to the Bedford Dispensary, 27, Alfred place, Bedford-square. London. " this novel and scientific AMERICAN DISCOVERY shows the absurdity of the English treatment of such caseF, and will prove a boon to Suffering Invalids,' who may safely and sreedily regain pristine health and vigour by adopting the means presented."— Evening Sun. "A new and extraordinary era in the science of medicine."— Of,be. " The important fact that these alarming complaints may easily be removed without drugs is here clearly demonstrated, and tr,e entirely new and highly succe-slur treatment, as adopted, fully explained."— edical Review. PRIVATE MEI ICAD ADVICE. DR. EVENED, 111.11.C.5., Physician to the Newton Ilospita and late Resident Surgeon to the Venerien Hosyital, Paris, author of "The Secret Precep'cr," "The Philosophy of Marriage," &c., continu-s to be consu;ted at 17, Upper Pitt-street, two doors below Great George•square, Liver pool, on all cases of Nervous Debility, Consum:Aive • ympterns. Gelieral Languor, Depression of Spirits, Painful Dreams, Does of Appetite, Wea`rness in the Loins, Affection cf Mind end Memo y, and all cf the many disorders acqu.red during the cri ical passage from youth to manhood; and, from the Important attpointm, nts which his long practice and skidul treatment obtained him both in English and Continental Houpitals, it must be evident he is the only gnat fled Medical Man to whom the afflicte i can apply with sacety and certainty of cure. The made of t eatme,lt practised by Dr. Evered with so much success in the rapid cure of Sec ndary Symptoms, 61t1A, and Scorbutic Diseases, requires no restraint in diet or °ers -I,tation, nor the use of mercury, coraivi, or any of thee dangerous compounds which are invariably used by the noskilful in those comAaints. Peuients whose eases ha, e been badly treated, neglected, or pronounced incurable, ought to loose. no time in consulting Dr. Leered, as in no in,tance do they leave hic care without a perfect cure being affected. FEE TEN SIIILLING3. A guarantee for the cure given. uurs of consultation from Nine in the Morning till Ten in the Evening. Observe-17, UPPER PI TT-STREET, two doors below Great George- Squire, Liverpooi. NERVOUS AND PHYSICAL DEBILITY. Tr:ROBERT J. BRODIE, Member of the 1 1 Royal College of Surgeons London, P,dinburgh and Paris, author of " The Guardian of Health," and several medica , works on physical disqualifications, continues to be consulted ae usual at his residence, 72, RonNEY STREET, 1 IVERPOOL, on al, diseases arising from Imprudence and excess; also, nervous debility involuntary blushing, affection of mind and memory, general lan , gonr, consumptive symptoms, and that numerous class of disorders acquired during the critical passage from youth to manhood, whits requires skilful cnd confidential medical treatment, such as infec tion or the effect of climate, which produces misery in youth, degrt dation in manhood, , nd premature decay of all stages of life. Dr, R. J. BRODIE has, after intense study and deep research, di4covered a most wonderful remedy for the effectual eradication of the above complaint; no matter of how virulent a character and how long standing. Dr. ROBERT BRODIE is the only praclitione" who Is in pos.easion of these invaluab:e remedies which, combined with his extensive practice and acknowledged skill, is the only medical man the amieted can apply to with safety and certainty of cure, as hi! treatment is based on that pursued by him when physician to the Hospital Vanerien, Paris ,Stc. Country patients, by forwarding el, will receive such advice and medicines as will in rpost cases effect a cure. Minute detail of cases necessary. The urmost secrecy may be relied on, and one personal interview is advisable in all ewes. Hours of Attendance from Ten in the Morning till Three, and Five till Nine in the Evening; on Sundays, from Eleven till Two. OBSERVE-72, RODIVEY-STREET. Private entrance to the Surgery. 43, Knight-street,near Berry-street MEDICAL ADVICE. A Cure guaranteed in all cases of nervous debility and diseases of tha system, arising either from imprudence in youth, excess i ve in dulgence, Infection, or the effects of climate. DR. DAVIS, author of the " Mirror of Health,' and other medical works, 114, Duke-street, Liver pool, Consulting Surgeon, established 1830. Dr. D. having had extensive practice for many years and devoted his attention solely to the cure of nervous debility and diseases angel from imprudence or excess, also that numerous class of disorders caused by residence in hot climates, sedentary habits, &c., he discovered medicines by which he can guarantee as a certain cure In an increchtable short time, the worst cases that have baffled the meet skilful practitioners. The following advantages are derived from his new dlscovertitt viz , a safe and more speedy cure, ro danger item exposure, and ger. ties using them need not be under any tear of detection from thee nearest friends, and without any material restraint in diet, or othe inconvenience. Dr. DAvrs is the only qualified practitioner 17110 is in possession ! these inva:. able remedies, which, combito.d with his eatensivopractica an:: acknowledged sk'll, must prove that he is a medical man to when: the afflicted can apply with safety and certainty of cure. His mew discoveries are found to surpass all other known remedies. Dr. D. having been mor than 20 years in I ractice, deems it his dill , to caution the afrlicted against placing themselves under the e,re of young and inelperienccd 2ractitioners, he having witneaark serious consequences from the lea/ of so doing. Country P;itients, by forwarelng addressed Dr. %Lunn:. DAVIS, will receive advice and medicine. which will cffect a curs lr moat cases without further charge. Minute detail of cues is necesi. sari. The utmost secrecy may he relied on. One personal applies. tion is advisable in all cases, if c navenient. The "Mirror of Health" may be had of E. Howell, bookseller, Church•strert, Liverpool ; and 'also at the Arabi-es residence. Pries Is. Sent free to any part of the kingdom for Is. 6d. in postage stamps. Observe-114, DUK E.STREET, where the Doctor may be con sulted, as uscal, w)thort a Ice, from Eight in the morning until Ter at night. and on Sundays from Ten till 't wo. Secrecy strictly ob served.ls9 Private entrance in Henry-szrost. Wadies. from Daks street. ANNUAL WOOL CIRCULAR. We beg, as usual at this season, to wait on you with a few brief remarks on the course of our Jt'ool markat during the past twelve months. The year 1857 opened with very high prices, short stocks, and an animated demand for all class s of Wools, and with prospects apparently so favourable, as to induce a good deal of speculation, notnithstandiag the grew: advarve in value which hod already tak, n place, and the high rate of interest. The alteration then proje.cted in the American tariff, an] inns adopted, admitting, duty free, Wools the prime cost of which is below 10d per lh, tentled materially to foster this state of things, and prices raneed far above an average of years. Very large purchases were made during spr.ng and summer, not only here, but in various foreign market s , w ith a v i ew to supply the Art. erican demand, which it afterwards appoared had been a good deal over estimate]. As the cap time for home-grown Wools drew near, a great deal of excitement prevailed, and prices advanced very rapidly, Middle Wethers ultimately attained the maximum price of 19d per lb, being higher than they have been known for more than twenty years past. Scotch Breeds were equally In favour, and the bast managed flocks of Laid Highland were sold at the dearest period at I6s Gd per 24 Ins. The first symptoms of the American Cli/Si9, which were felt about the beginning of October, exercised au unfavourable influence ou our mark: t, and alt sough far some time this was show more in a complete suspension of busiaese, than in any sufden drop in prices, tha decilne since been very decided. Wool forming no exception to the generality of pro Luce in the deprecia , ion it has suffered. The stagnation in trade during the last thr e months has ben severely felt, consumption and exports having materially fallen off, stocks have accumulated, being incresed by the return of the bulk of the purchases effected for American account, exported during the summer months. For a time it ap peared as though the wool trade would escape the havoc occasioned in other branches of commerce by th • severity of the monetary crisis. but we regret to say that it has net terminated without some disa-ters among the large ho:ders of wool, which may for a time prevent much improvement, more particularly should the stocks of failed houses be pressed on the market. Generally speaking hewever, the trade Is sound, and manu'acturer n t being heavily stocked, are in a better posiUoa to avail themselves of the reduction in vain of the raw materiel than would otherwise havo been the case. The suspension of shipments, which has been pretty general, as shown by the late Board of Trade returns, must exercise a healthy is fluency on foreign markets, and lead to a resumption of demand when confidence returns. A more than usual amount of Colonist Wools remained for sale in this market during the past yt ar, and the Importers have had no reason to complain of the prices obtained—the highest rates of the seasoa having been realised here. In the commencement of the year, prices of Austraiian Woos advanced very conaiderab.y, subse quently under the influence of a dissolution of parliament and other adverse clrcumstances a dec'ine was experienced, and for same time the market remained dull and inactive ; but the very thin harvest weather and encouraging prospects, tocether with the extraordinary Continental demand, led to a great improveresnit during the months of August and September, which c .nunued uninterrupted by the high rates of discount, until it becams evident that a severe monetary crisis was at hand. Sin e that period prices have been very irregular, the average decline from the tqp of the market being equal to 25 per cant. We may here allude to a rather novel feature in the Fele Wool trade, viz., the late importstions of United Stated Native Grown Wools, which have not bean inconsiderable. These Wools have mach to recommend them, both for combing and clothing purposes, and have found ready buyers at proportionate rases to Australian. Many of the samples would have found more favour if better washed and less warty. It is many years since Native Grown North American Wools have found their way here in quantity, the production having been not more than saffieient for the con sumption of the United States, he demard for Foreign Wools through the season has been much above an average, from the heavy consumption in progress; but those descriptions with length of staple, suitable for Carpet Yarn and other carding purposes, have been the most in savour, and have brought a greater proportionate advance. Blanket Wools have gone off until recently with spirit, the consumption ►eeping pace with the inn mations. Under the Influence of the monetary pressure, Long Foreign Woe's have declined from 2d to 4d rer lb., and short alas sea from lid to 2d per lb. ; great as the fall appears, however, the value in many instances varies sery little from the quotations current in the early part of 1856, while in fine Merino growths prices ate highernow than at the sameperied of 1856,at which time there was a fair trade going forward, English, Irish, and Scotch Wools cammanded more attention than usual, although the two former sold at excessive rates, szotch has been relatively dearer than any class, and now feels the greatest reduction. English and Irish Wools have suffered a decline of nearly 35 per cent. from the highest point attained in autumn, while Scotch are even more depressed. PRIMINS & ROslN SON. Lmcouv's INN —We understand that the Lord Justice Turner will be tho Treasurer of Lincoln's Inn for the year 1858. The armo-ial bearings of the retiring treasurer, the Vice Chanc. llor, S r J. Stuart, have already been added to the :imilar Me in or ials which Pdorn the fine stained glair window at the east end of the chapel, and of which there to only room row for about half a &zap more. SHIPPING INTELLIGENCE. LIVRIZPOOL, IVIVB TISTE*IIO4Y, HIGH WATER-140ra. 11 25 Fee. 29. Johanna Wilhelmina Dec. 20 Douglas P F Island Emms .. Smyrna Joseph •kntwerr Fr01ic...... St. Michael's Qtte-m of the West .. Monte Wen Elizabeth .... ....R'0 Grande Turia (s.s.) Lebanon (s.s) Papita Huelva Forget-me-Not Malaga Ebenezer Huelva Emi.ress Eugen!e (s.s.) .. London Daossorsz 31. W.—Gentle Breeze. .ILven. 11 51—Height, 18 ft. 3 EVND. Crichton ...... Balbec (s.a.) ...... Gazelle Mermaid • Port St • X';', New 'I h0me5...... .... ..... Eag e 'ihssY Queen Victorla.. ....... ..... ... .A a i e e Rob t:e Ranter Frolic earn • , ' Martha Dec. 30. Pow Sunbeam .............. GibraltarlNorth American es.s.) ..POM, Hendr!ka Bartina .. .. Rio Janeiroßentinek ............ VallAT i o, Hannah ... ............... Bauer. W. F. Storer ........Now o rfa,o Minalto ... Angustine ...... ....... Madras' A. R. Falek. Mystery (s.) .... .... Monte Video' Margaret 1 yson .7.. Pe Nert ss ol Twee rbroeders .......... Gijon !Charter Oak ... S Miranda .... .... ...... .... Hayti Brune .. ....... Preh Vesuvia I Abbots Reding .......ValP" - A (Eastern Empire Dec. 29. Dec. 29. CLPARED OUTWARDS. 1 Cren1e........... St. John's i ce Nina King Arthur St. mic!l_ A Foam .. St. MicDP. _ W. B. Travis Eliza Brownrigg Pnrichetta Naples, Sze. , Sagitarto E )(TIMED Dec. 29. David Stewart ........ Baltimore Marechal Ezeelmans Bayonn , Wiliam Pronse.... —Calends Ric0t........ . Curse°, Lima Mares Greenleaf.... New Orleanb )R LOADING. k ruderwriter ...... ... IsTel_r_., Y or Vctcry. - ...• • • • • ...... Sav,7o 10rida................50L A s Enigheten .. .... ...... ....;ioe .Ihriatian .... . itade ‘lbatrcse OUTPOSTS. HOLY ;XAP, Dec. 30 Wind, W.S.w.—Gentle Bre ze. Dec '3. —Arrived—The Le B,ni Henrick, from Liverpool Nantes—Madre, Trim f r Al , xandria. Kingstown, Dec 29.—Arrived—The Edmnnst on leaky. Deal, Dec. 30.—Anchored—The S a l amanc t, f rom Lon don fot d. Kurrachee—Blenheim, Lrndon for Medras—Atla,tic, B e la Passed—The Vlkinden, an I Syndpolian, both from Antwerp..a Havaunah —Undaunted, Antwerp for New Orleans—Erie. avati for Br, men—Hapid, I isbon for Newcast'e —Nile, Odessa f DOT.; 0 Mary Matthews, Ni3les for London—Proth ea, St. John fu. Lonl f —Prospero, it. Michael's for I onden—Nes tune, Aberdeen fa Mauritius—Fear°, Antwerp for C a diz—Stambettl, Yarmouth Venice. Gravesend, Dec. 30 —Arrived—The Wool Packet, f-om Antvref o c n Oxford, Sundswall—Vrow Ama, Worm:a—Gleaner, GaNts—f, h Castle, Sydney—Suffolk, Melbourne: Sailed—The Jane SYw;; B .,., Algoa Bay—Princess, Port Ph hip — James Turkin, ricmbay—w — Longstaff Sierra Leone. D.rtmonth, Dec. 29.—Sa led.—The Os'rect, for Dom n' c 3. Cardiff, The. 29 —Sailed—The Al bsla, for Havanuah. Swansea, Dec. 22.--ailed—The Josephine, for Messina. Belfast, Dcc. 25 —Arrived—The Damond, from Viramichi. Scilly, Dee. 25.—Ar - ived off—Tte Merlin. from Messina for P.. - 285.—Sailed—The ' , Honore Sophi', for Porr—ln-Prinee. Queenstown, Dec. 28 —Arrived—The Assalto, from St. Jchn, foundland. Leith, Dec. 26.—Arrived—The Pomona, f.om St. John's—DO Castle. Cal ao. Sunderland, Dec. 28.—Arr:ved—The Enchans. from t. Milo. Southampton, Dec. 30.—Arrived— ihe Agenori,, John "-- nfer di Sherwood Ranger, Edward, Rapid, William Skinner. ,nd Sande pc all from Sunderland—Foyle (s.), London. Sailed—The Gipeh 31.1.1 t 'TIME EXTRACTS. I isbon, Dec. 27.—The C aro li ne, M ell i champ, has been to ted totally dismasted, and %%1 h 1 , as of boats. Deal, Dec. 30.—? he Succe:a, from AntwerD for Canr ff, in wort.% through, grounded on the main near Kingsto,n, but is expected at the 11 01, having the assistance of a tug. Ant verp. Dec. U.—The report that the Fortuna (Sard.--- loading at St. Domingo for Marseilles an d G enoa, h ad b ee n Bre h$ by the ina,rgents and sank, has been confirm...el. 14 London, Dec. 29.—The Ala salted f rom Phil adelph i a on t h e 1211) September, for London, and has not since been heard of. VESSEL'S REPORTS. Report by the Le t ianon (s.s ), Cook, arrives here from 41elan cifigh sailed Dec. 15. Passed. In 1 •t. Loa E Dec. 22 British brig Anna Duncan, steering N.W..47 07 .• 3 ' - Dee. 25..Pera (s.s.), standing E., Cape St. Vincent abeam Dec. 25..Ksrnak (s. s .). s t an di ng S . W . re sfi 37 45 N.. 07 I Report by the Q seen of the West, arrived here from Monte Vi d i e gi. Spoke. In lat. Nov. 25.. America, from Bombay ..... _2l N..— Report by the Pomona, arrived here from Africa. Spoke. In lat. i t .33 N• • 29 Dec. 15.. Stanley ......... Dec. 27.. A.kbar, hems to Calcutta, off Tu'kar. Dec. 28 ..Riteranuth, hence to New Orleans, off Point I ynas. ft° Report by the Pactolas (mt.`, Isill, arrived here from Alexi'O t or Slabs, Gibralter, left the former ort ec. and the . 3 Dec. 22. On the 23rd Dcc , thr. e m il es t o th e nsrthvvar $t o f Cacao Vincent, passed a vessel dism st e d. s h owing 1,578. lit d i , s tli e pendant. she hal three small sp - xs ricgcd as j nrym . s .s, 5“ 40 56 staysail or jib set on cid], bowsprit Rt . nd , rig, but masts gone be to the dock ; cid not °livery° any viam?ge to kull, supposed het t° making for Lis on, and accord , ng to th e wea th er we a 't i experienced, believes she would res c lk th re. - On the 26th Dec , in lat, 46.4,104. 9, pieced a two-funnel 5611 : 1 0 steamer, pal ted black, showing led distant pendant 3 801 (W" my eign..l book). She had troops on board. FOREIGN PORTR. The Kadree, and Dutch barque Flora—both are lost in the Sea f Argus, Feehan ; a 'AI Crescent, Bryan—both h rice at Nevi , land. Khersonese (5.4. OW, from Portsmouth at Madras, !eaky. tit Will.am Hammond, and Eilenborough—both from Londo n Calcutta GUN BOATS FOR INDIA.—Som e i m p or t an t i m p ro ve— M CIP easel alterations, suggested by the East India enTmPa il li t D'rectors, on their recent inspection of the light draili b y etun boats under construction for river service in Indi 9 t tbe Messrs. Rennie and S e n s , h av i ng been comitletedtaat three air, ady terminat e d are b e i ng p ac k e d f or shir" forthwith. INCREA'E OF DRUNKENNESS.—At the Guil lhall, e.on JO°, on Tuesday, Alderman Peillips said be very much reg re g t g et to tee the alarming arn - ;unt of intemperanc, at P re lea existing amolg the poorer classes. g. had no less t ie fourteen eases before him during the last two & rota which the offence', he could s a f e ly sa y, arose ent i r ely drunkenness. eiti COmMERCItL FAILIIRES,—It is stated in the Time sarticle that two s us p ens i ons are announce d . The old being that of Messrs. Lupton, Hooton, and Co., sn eettlu house of good repute, in the Manchester trade, "' t o, liabilities for about £32,000. The other is That of 318 ! t i li t o r Hinton Bros. and Co , of Old B ro ad-st ree t. In nez to , case, however, are the prospects of liquidation favourable. Ats Two WOMEN FOUND DEAD IN BED AT DuallYt me e, inquest was held on M on d a y, on t h e b o di es of tan w °— h ten named Cecelia and Catherine Duffy, mo th er awl daug„ieg who were f o und dead i n th e i r b e d on Th urs 'ey ta° r ,;oo last, at Dudley. A v er di c t o f "Actidentally poisorta a , ha d returned, the evidence tendirg t o p rove t h a t cleat°, o il been occasioned by prussic acid, taken in the fore 0 ' of almonds, as one ingredient of a cough mixture. t iot A COLLEC CIVE VCTIS ON DRAINING,—At the last rtle e i b e d of the London Cen'.rel Farmers' Club Mr. Mechidesc r iod some of his draining oper at i o n s ; an d his labourers t e r or that they could always plough eas i er , an d wor k with o ! n od two harrowings less on land drai ne d t we l ve f ee t aPa r " r or two feet eight inches deep, th an on l an d drained W i pe, five feet deep at wi'er distances. After a long disc u l t ., the following resoluti on was unan i mous ly adopts " That in draining land, no depth of the drafts tt ot compensate for ton greet 'width of the intervals ; e vil§ por us soils should be drained at depths and int e ' t ies suitable to their respective characters, hut that vete lj eee , clays require drains at more modera'e depths and digall o u css , DEATH OF A WIFE UNDER SUSPICIOUS CIRCUEST I , the AT Kt , IGIILRY.—On Monday, John S Tar, master ° f • ° g Keighly Workhouse, was apprehended under the 0 11° „d it circumstances :—On Saturday week his wife died. a n ' t he was arranged that the funeral should take pace 0 0 0 succeeding Wednesday. In the interval, cuctioll bodl ar,,se which led to a post-mortem examination of theeooe. being made by Mr. Ruddo c k an d M r . Ai e ley, eu r g e Au inquiry before the c oro n er was opene d ou t 'd e nce appointed for the funeral, and owing to the °t o ots adduced, it was determined to forward some of the 0 7,. for of the stomach to Mr. M or l e y, surgeon , of Lee" last. analysis. The invest was then adjourned t Satur day s its when a letter was received f rom Mr. llint-lev ' I e• contents could not be taken as ev id ence in his a bao j eed.e farther adjournment of the inquiry took place. Mercury. dt this NUMEROUS INSTANCES OF SU DD E N DEATII. ces g of festive season of the y e a r it i s usua l to h av e an 7 1 , i0 d of sudden deaths, as compared with any similar P Dur ing their occurrence, during any part of the yes::* hav e ea the last few days the instances of sudden deatu g piiewig ceeded the average of s.,me former years. , ‘ T he with the cases have been communicated to Mr. 13 , 1 1 ";:i. o f Oct' circumstances attending the termination o f ,"s e hereditc b ' : Agnes Barry, aged 65, Swan Pt"' o l d , Che rry found dead in bed; Alice Robson, five snorilbg,.` ( ', l l by her Tree Alley, Shoreditch, found dead in he r 'cospsid e ' mother; James Pullen, fire weeks old, Little Great 67 , ' his Goswelt street, ditto; 'James Yearley, ag ed e d io r of Arthur street, St. Luke's, found dead on I 1 visit to be; room ; Mary Shillragford, aged 60, was on _ an u friends in Iloxton, when s h e was sisddettlY taken " S i ogt h died ; Sarah Draper, aged 56, Park Coteatier nhar eh Hackrey, after returning from divine service theat ‘ea sa a retired to her room , she was seen after found „a chair by her servant; and Catherine Newton , o ‘e o b_ e rl , dea th court, Lambeth -street, aged 36, found in a r oom supposed from destitution.—Londen, Parr. ri° f CO , Printed and Published by CHARLES ilk ILLAIFR. otauksear, street, at his Gen e ral Printing and Stationar y Esti 19, South Alin-street. Liverpool. THUBSOAY, DECEMBER 31, nor.