Northern Times. — Liverpool, Merseyside, England, 1857-11-12 00:00:00

igublft Sinulenintig. T HEAT RE ROYAL, LIVERPOOL, THURSDAVINOV. 12. AND FOLLOWING DAYS. war LAST TWELVE NIGHTS. OF PROFESSOIt ANDERSON. TOSITIVELY T 1 1 ,7 FAST MrYZNI vG PEP.FOaMANCE Un SITURDAY, at Two o'clock, A NIGHT IN WONDER WORLD; Oa, MAGIC AND MYSTERY, WITH ENTIRELY NEW EXPERIMENTS. CiiAliGE OF PERFORMA.NCE ! NOVEL AND EXTRAORDINARY EFFECTS X.B.—li conecqu nce of the Crowded Ftat.? of the House, and the I'NORIJOUS SUCCESS ! ITHE G‘l LERY WILE Mt OVEN TO-NIGgT,I AT AN9 EVEItY EVENING THIa WEEK,) 6u. The W zlrcl will arcuze you ! The Wizard you ! The Wizard will perplex you ! The Wizard will cause you to rercei=er HIM fur your lifetime ! I'OSITIVELY THE LAST WEEK BUT ONE THE Wiz alto GOES TO .P.CrsTRA:IA in the " MARCO POLO." THE WIZARD'. FAREWELL TO ENGLAND. (AlTr N- A LONG NVAT Ad'eu, adieu ! my Vagic Wand, , • Borne o'er the watf rs !Au^. Will ceve its I quit my ht..nd I 11l other elimrs I sic v, Yon ,en that !Ises o'er the sea, Points out my p aright ; Far. , wel;, my I..rerpool, to thee, lily native and— goc,d nigh ! Comm hi her. hit' er my little page. Why de at thon look so pale, Do'at fear he • Ce9CII stu,my rage. And no'at thy youn; heart q.taii ? " No, lif, , attr uear." my page repli. s, " is not the °era. 's foam That t e^okts my mournful sibs, In leaving hap,,yll,4ne, It is, It i 9, my ni , ster dear, To think tt a nevem re (As I have rat: o good to fear', l' Ist e thee as 3 ore. That everm re, in this fair tf 'the thousands de,ight ; But w n in len s !enlwn— .... To Frigiand bid • G.od—N-I..iit." No retve - no more among your frends Sour magic mg ;t Map ay, That hEne your Pro p,ro'a en and ends, — Tour wonder , pa sed away. That Ans , r greeting hand Inv t,s you trom our ah.re, Ana that your own ovcd ua ive land Way Nee y.. 1.1 nev rinoie." Cheer no—cheer rp !—my l:ttle page, To Eng'and I':1 return •With stPr,s of gold. as I pre.eg?, A d th-u hart \et to klarn. Rug never more to Wizar he, N Magic'. might pourt,ay. Wh. u we shall eros the storm; - tea, Upon our horufwaril way. 1%11, then—tell, tiled—my page 90 true. To ev.ry friend thou hes . , 'Tis best if ti , ey'd my w. n 'ers view, • To ttse th, it utmo-t has e. And to the quare of Wit hmson, Lund by Electric L ght, Go, hid them ha t - 2.n • very one, To wash me a.l—" Goon 'ismer." BAST;. TO THE NNIZAHD AT ONCE! MI MEAN 10 Go AT ALL Dress Circle. 2a 61; Upper Bolos I] 64 ; Pit, le. Doo s open st Half-i ast Seven. c nirnem eat Ficht ock. Box office oden irom Eleven till '1 hier, under the direction of Mr. Shattleworth. ROYAL AMPHITHEATRE MANAGER, MR. W. R COPELAND, ice' Met. ROBERTS, the American Tragedian, who lately made his debit , in I• nglaud, at , ha hea'r.i Royal, Drury-lane, is engage d fora Limited Num! er of Night, , , during whi h Period ha will appear In a seed on of h s most ce &prated Chirite era. The inimltabh Artiste, Met. FLEXII IRE, and the ce'ebrat d Danscuse, UltiOL, ate also Engaged for NINE.: NIGHTS. On the cocas:on of Pr. Flcx&• re's appear nec last Season iu Perla. Vie following tribute to his abilities appe.,re t in the col= a cf the .kurnal des I)ebats, IrOM the pcin of the Theatrical ;Itch critic, the celebrated Jca• s J NIN The Vaudeville Ttealre has sommo, ed to its aid a me• ry wight, na es Fleamore Woneers to tehol? w .;keth not, I.e leape:h 1— he eitteih not, he tpri geth !—' e reattth not, 1 e ro leth I—a ball 1-a bowl! a hoop! rack is Fle more ; a- p, an air blown e: tre chat. Th's arms spheric enAae—this Vaudeville locomoti• a Fleamore—is an enigma, at d nothing can convey an athq a•e notion of tI is tlrht solid whiriw nd. Pe eances Frg,ish !—h3 leaps Frig'ish I—he fumbler. En. Lsh 1 be is th kir g f the ' Parade We'l might he be e, , rtd by th- ' briny El3l a of A-bion ; ' wtli ro l ght he turn all tLe._eadt of the frieui.s o. the lo,ilanee of power in Europe." Ti.IS EVENING (THURSDAY), RICHELIEU. Val . : ride wit' , •.very E :entag, THE DU 1R tcAVOYARD AND Hli MONKEY. Pepin ( h. Dumb Savoyard) Thu Mon.ey ... . . ... . Doors opened st Tinlf-psit Six, and the Performances commence Seven o'cloc, precisely. Admission— Dre e s Soxe...3s ; elide Box's, 2a 6d ; Pit, Is 6d ; nal- Wry, 64. Second Pr ce Dress Boxes 2s, Side Boxes, Is 6d ; Pit, Is The Box office is open from Ten iil i'hree o'clock deal), for secari n Seats In the Dress circe and taking Private Bose., which may L. had under the direction of .Mr a..uttleworth. Children in arms will not be a.imit,ed. PHILHARitO , I3 HALL. T HOMAS'S . CONCERT S THIS EVENING (THURSDAY), The Performance will Incin a the Overture "b E FREIC El UTZ.' The Selection from TROY TORE" (by de:i e), Fo'os for Cornet and Ba•so n, By MR. G. 11. D•VIES and SIGNOR R SPI, Sndante from Mozut's JUPITER SYMPHONY. MISS LOUISA VINNING Will Sing TACRA LA NO rTE (V rdi); and THE REASON WHY (Sfacfarrea BODY AND GAL! E►?Y, ONE SHILLING, BOXES, TWO SHILLINGS MONEY TAKEN AT THE DOORS. The Doors op , n at !",even o'clock. Concert to commence at Fight, I HILHARSfJNIC HALL. THOMAS'S CONCERTS. IMM+-N3E E-UCCE S OF lIISS LOUISA VINNING. EVERY EVEN - NG Ar EIGH - , O;CLOCK. WEDNESDAY & SAT( RDAY MORNING . AT HALF-PAST TWO BODY AND] G.11.L ON t STILLING. T\V9 SH.LLINGS. Do rs op n one hour before eicb Concert. THE LIVERPOOL ACADEMI'S ANNUAL FXHIBITTON WoRKS . ry MODERN ARTISTS. Is NOW OPF N, in the EXHIBIIION 1100118 ' OLD PA [OFFICE-PLACE, From Ten I 1 Four; And in tie Esenirg IS.turdPy ext epted), from Fenn to Ten, intly illuminated with Gas. • AemlsQlrn IL Gent emen's l'ay and Evening Season Tickets, 6s : Ladies' Ditto, 3, 6 d; Evening Ti c k e t s , 2 6i. Children under ,our teen years of age, half-price. Catalogues 6d. JAMES PELHAM, Secretary. AO/Al. (COLT ;tSI TIM, PA RA DISE - STREET. Mr. Ile th, Proprietnr.—The Nati. nal Palace of heap Amusements. an 1 the mo s t e l egant L ounge in Europe ! Unequivocal Success and Perfect ' riumph of the FALL of DELHI. This Evenirg nd during tee Week—Grand Movi . g DIORAMA of LIFE A' I) a;CENES in IND! ~ consisting o 25 Scenes painted by first-rate Lot don Arti tes, frcra autheuti :•ketches Liken on the spot, unequalled fer Geographical Accnracy, Scenic. Met. and Beauty of Design, preserttog 33 it were, to the eye of the Fpecta or the marners, Cuz toms, Co,tum a, and'p In( ipal cicias and Rivers, of that portion o' '', , e el the now 4 moat absor...lag iateicA, the whule te7minating with a VIEW of DELHI ! Arise. yo hearts "whei•,:in tie bliol Of Sixons freely flow, With 9erres enstee'ed a 3.rrrl to wield Ag. not yoar treseberoas foe. Aris •,to r -acne from their Kra•p, Your Mothers, babe-, and wives; Whose cries for ad have not d smay'd The butehe, s of their , ives. And when you wet those black bloodhounds, Expect no truce—or glee Them hope for tmch—for that's too much For then u: fit live. No! raiher mate them die a death Of ling'ri ig, tortued pain For tbat'• Cie price of blood and vice, That traitors shou'd Fearful charge of the Besiegers, Defeat of the Mt:tin - ere, Fall of the CO . , and Giorions Triumehcf British Arms! *hie!: creates the vreatest stn‘aiion nightly ; painted I y Mr. Crawford, a•tist to this establishment. The while of tb. forego no introduced in a Charn teristie alonolo:.ne,•*ritten at .d spolcsn by J. W. Cooper. Continued , bueceas of CHAIti Ea SLOIIAN, the only English lroprovisq tore, author and comroser f.f •The Maid of Judah," " Daughter &c , who will riglitly appear and vocalise an extempora neous MYItiO , AMA: or, .mpromptit nopsts of Men and Manners, accompanied by himself on the Piano-torte. Enthusiast e P.ecepan itlf Mr. WO ill'and his INFANt t:0". 4 . the English "I OM THUMB. 'Mr. and Mm. J.W. , COOPER, Vti3S HERBERTE, f+;r. F. LYONS, and Mr. CAMPBELL. Doors open at zits, cc:rime:tee at Half-pa , t. Leader, Al 1.:16iC./41 Dll ecior, .11r. s fIiNNALI). The Powell::: Briss nand under fbe Directcn of Mr. 1. ART INGSTALL Director of toe Fril.tanit m-ors, tfr. 'MATH, Jun. Childr, in arm. it cot Ur atiratea. A iintslon—Uptier Bali. 54. LoWer THE NORTHERN TRIES.-LIVERPOOL, THURSDAY, NOVEMBER 12, 1857'. go fr Ext. Vublft !ItuusStmenli. HENGLER'S CIRQUE VARIETE, DALE-STREET, LIVE RPO 3L. Complete and Decided &weeSs of the FIRST EQUE ,TRIAN COMPANY IN TIE WORLD. Whese Daring and Gracsful feats of Riding and Artistic Tight Rope l'ancing, and Classical Gymnasia, have been nightly hailed with shouts of approbation and applause, by crowded and delighted audiences. Ex. thusiastic Reception of the hi ; his-exciting Equestrian Spectacle THE LIVERPOOL STEEPLECHASE. PETITE RONIFO'S SOMER3 s JILTS ON HORSEBACK. This surpr sing ' astouneng Performance is one that has se'dom been excAcel even by persot,s of mature age, and it justly elicits the unbounded enthasisism of all behe'ders. re t Reception of the Wonderful GymnAsiastm, THE Br OTHERS ELLIOT. T l-IrS EVENING. and durinr th 3 Week, M. FLuoTr and his PUPILS, in their AtiVet'c TOURS DE FORCE; and the PROTHERS EL I 10T VS Extraordinary Perform ance with Four DANCING GLUES. The surprisinz Performance of J kMES FRANKS. in a truly Laughable scene, entitled rr, E VANISHING CLOWN ! Or, Where Is He. Mr. W. POwF Li., the Ca'elonlan Horseman, as the COURTED. of ST. PE rERSBUitGII, Riding, Driving, and Managing Eight Horses at the same time. For the First time, M. LEOPOLD will go through his astounding Performance on the TRAM POLINE ; and M. M. LEO l'Ol.D and hOUTELEIR, in their astounding Performance on the DOUitLE TRAPEZ. Mr. J. M. HENGLER, in a Comic Military Scene, entitled THE DRUNKEN HUSSAR. I'ETI rE ROSIEW., Brilliant Act; and while the horse is at full speed, throwing backward and forward OMERS ULT 3 on Hor e back. In consequence of the great aucne.s during the past week, the Fntattainment% will conclude wth the Grand Eq ]estriln Sp ctaclo, entitled tqe LIVERPOOL GREAt' STEEP.s.CHASE; Or, England's Harvest Home. The NEXT GRAND MID-DAY PERFORIWIC2 will take p l ace on SATURD 1Y NExr. Nov. 14. In actl:e preprration, an extra rdinary Novel Spectc'e, never attempted in any irq.ie in the world, entitled THE ROYAL STAG HUNT, during which will be introduced a REAL STAG, from North America, and a REAL PACK OF dOUNDS, Compartments for visitors are partitioned off, with a sepzate 3 d convenient apPrJach to each. Re•e:ved Seats or Stalls (relect), 3s; Half-price, is 6d ; ' oaes (selec ), 2s; Half-price, Is ; Second Seats, Is; Promenade. Is; 6d. Second Price at Nine o'clock. No Second Price to Gallery or Promenade. Box office open daily from Eleven to Three o'clock, under the superintendence of Mr. Fisher, of whom places con be secured. Open every i• vening at Seven o'clock, commencing at Half-past Precisely, and the performances will conclude about a Qn trer-past Teb. Carriages ?et down and take up with horses' ileitis towards the Exchange. Drivers wi please observe this arrangement. Prepri.ttor an.l Director—Mr. Charles ilengler. The BANDS wit be found full and effi• lent. T.ead of the Qn drille rand, Mr. G. Jickman. Leader of the Brass Band. Mr. W. Allen. LIVF.RPOOL FE,TIVAL CHORAL tOCIETY. THE Fifty-NiJth Public PERFORMANCE of the above Sneietv will lake place in ST. GEORGE'z , HALL, on TUESDAY EVENING, the 24th instant, when Mozart's "TWELFTH MASS," and a ' election from Handers "ALEX ANDER'S EAST," ail! be palormed. farther particulars will be duly announced. EXrrIBI I lON OF GLASGOW ART UNION P — RIZEB. The Magnificent CAN:lion of Pictures, by Modern itis s, intendei for i.tribution in December, as prizes to the Subscribers, and which have created so much intorest in London, Manchester, and other large Watts, is now on VIEW, at Messrs. Winstanley's Gallery, 41, Charch-street, Admission free.— By t,rder of the Commit'ee. T. GEORGE'S HALL. ORGAN PERFORMANCES Will be given by the Organist, MR. W. T. BEST, EVERY SATURDAY AND THURSDAY. Saturday Afternoon ....... ....at 5 p.m. Thursday Evening Admission on Saturday Afternoon, 6d ; Thursday Evening, 3d, The Concerts last one hour. Dnr , rs nnen half an hoar before eeah uerferrinnee. ST. GEORGE'S HALL. PEOPLE'S CONCERTS, (Under entirely new management.) /IHE FOURTH CI:WERT OF THE SERIES Will'. TAKE PLACE ON SATURDAY NE', THE 141 qt INSTANT, At Eight o'clock. The Management has much pleasure in announenz that, In conse quence of the success attending the Performan es of the THE NEW ENGLISH GLEE AND MADRIGAL UNION, on Saturday last, they will by e the hanoor rfagain appearing, wt en they w.ll Introduce several of their most popular Glees and Madrigals, namely :-- " Blow Guile Gales." " Hark. I,s the Indian Drum," " Swiftly from the Mountain's Brow," &c., &c. MRS. SUNDERLAND, Will a's) appear, and ing Haydn's celebrated song, from "THE CREATION," " On Mi,hty yens," " I cannot mnd my wheel MZ — er." F REEMAN, MR. INICERSALL, MR. WOOD, Who will introduce ta;voutite Boitads, MR. HENRY PHILLIPS, Will sing his Own popular Compvsition " The Best of all G. od Company." By partizalar desire, Mr. BES? w 11 perform his Popular Fantasia on Scotch Airs, and Rowlors aria. from "II Barbiete," Ec•co r'clente i 1 (i 10. . . Accompan Ist.. . . ...... ..... ...MR. w 00D. Admission, Sixpence. Reserved Seati One Shillintt. Tlckrts can be purchased at Messrs. Hme and Son's Music Warehon-e, 57, Church-street. Holders of rickets will be admitted into We Hall ear ter, and at a separate entrance For particulars see Book of Words, Twopence each. ST. GEORGE'S CONCERT it 00 MS LIME STREET, LIVERPOOL, MR. BEN WILLIAMS, The Favourite Comic Singer, WILL A PPEAR F VERY E.VENIN-G. C2'l'* GEORGE'S CONCERT ROOMS , 50,--LIME-STREET, LIVERPOOL-SO. OPEN NIGHTLY With a First-class MUSICAL ENTERTAINMENT, Suppot ed by Artistes of ackLowledg,dbilent. . OPERATIC CHORUSES, GLEES, DUETS, SONGS, AND INSTRUMENTAL SOLO 3. THE CONCERT TO COMMENCE AT EIGHT O'CLOCK. Admitnion—llixPEmcz. TO BE RETURNED IS REFRESHMENTS OF SUPERIOR QUALITY. N.B.- GENTLIMEM ONLY LDMITTID, CHOPS. STEAK A. ICIONRYA. RONCT POTATOES. &,, NAYLOR'S VINE HOTEL, AND CONCERT HALL, 4P.EAT CHARLOTTE -BT., NEAR THE TOP OF WHITECHAPL7, And Two Doors from Queen-sqm.re. OPEN EVERY EVENING . AT SIX O'CLOCK. NEW COMPANY. Eatraorlinary Engagement of Herr SHEN CON, the GREAT MAN- M NKEY, who win appear eve 7 Eve , .ing. Immense Success of Mr PADDY FANNIN, the k reat Dish Comic Singer end Dancer. Al.o, Mr. D. LOD,a, and Miss OWENS. Re-engagement of Mrs. ROVER. the p easing Swi sMa odist. Miss LIZZY DE GREY, Serie-comic Vocalist. Likewise FANNY. the popular Operatic Dansense. Centinued Succe,s of Mr. TOM BENNETT, who will nightly sing his New Song—"THE RIBTOEY OF THE GREAT COMET." The Proprietor having purchased thi Wonderful SMOKINti anci OVING Turkish A UTOSIATO, , , from the Paris Eat ibition, will have the honour of exhititing him Every Evening. WIN ES. SP: 111 &c., of the Best Quality. A DMI-iSION FREE Out' THE JECONOHICIL ‘PoNDEK OP THE DAY. HAND El .'S ME SS I El, complete, Is. 4'l. Haydn's Seasons and the Creation, 2,. eieh ; hiamil t•si's Modern irstr u ction s f or t h e Pianoforte. 155th edit on, 45.; Do. for singing, ss. ; Hamilton's Die, i :wiry, of 3,5E:0 Musical Terms, 52nd :ARO'', Is.; and Clarke's Catechism of the Rudiments of Music, 47th V.ition, Is. London : HOST. CnCIES PO en., nfPw Rneington-.itreet. W. - No. 10, CANNING-PLACE, CUSTOM-HOUSE. • THAT EXQUISITE TREAT, _ lIOWE'S CROWN BLOATER HERRINGS Guitleinen disirons of enjoying this treat should 1 medistaly send their orders as tOove. The fish will then he delivered immediately on their arrival, in boxes of one dozen to one hurvired. yA TES St HESS, EI\GRAVE 33, LOR I).BTR ST, AND LITHOGRAPHED S To H. R. H. Prince Albert: PATES atid,HESS lEDDING STATIONERY SUPPLIED ;)Y 33. Loan STMT. LIVERPOOL. 7 a TATES & E 1 ESS, 33, Logv-czo , v... r,/VERPOtri,.I • lERALDILY BOOKS yATES and HESE; Kept tor Inspectioe, and 33, LORD-STRAIIT... :FAT, ENGRAVING BY LTVERPO OL. LEAD AND BRASS WORKS, 74, DUKE-STREET, LIVERPOOL - R OBER]. AND ER'SON & CO, MANUFACTURERS OF LEAD, WATER. AND GAS PIPES, BRAS , E 0 UNDERS, COPPERSMITHS. &0., BRASS WOaKS FOit PLUMBERS, ENGINEERS, AND GASFITTKRS, OF OWN MAKE, • - BRASS CASTINGS TO ANT SIZE UNDER TRUE TONS! Manttn TFTANTED, a RESTAURANT COOK, Male f or Female, who thoroughly understands the Busi nes3; mint be a rood carver.--Addreis, with pariicultirs, to H., Nore/p-rn Times office. • . . WANTED, an Active Upper s Hutiserimaid, to wait on a lady. Clever at her needle, age from 30 to 35. Also AGood Cook.—Apply to Miss Frost, Toy Shop, Argyle street. Birkenhead. WANTED, immediately, a good Plain COOK who can have a satisfactory character from hci 'ast place, and who u derstands Washing and Ironing.—Apply al the Vercury office, Liverpool. 7 ANTED, in a Boot and Shoe Witiebutise, a VV YOUNG MAN as SALESMAN, who thoroughly understands the business.—A pply. ly letter, stating where last employed, A I It, Northern Times office. WANTED, by a yespeci—ule Youtig LI, a SITUATION as JUNIOR CLERK ; is an expe ditiou writer, and can give good ref:renew. Salary moderate.— Address A. 117, Nor:Fiera Timet office. IVANTED, a handy LAD, aueustomea to Country Life ; his dv.tics will be to Attend to a cow, and make himself generally useful. To live in the house._ Apply at No. Z. ft odney-street, Prince's-park. NV -ANTED, a Go,d PLU MBE It, %yogi-8 308. per week. None need apply but one who can have two years characto- of Hones'y, Sobriety, and Inclustty.—Apply to S. Get:ey, Plumber, 47 Icy-street, Bi kenhen 1. • WANT 1!: D , by a young Womaa from th e North (fuze(' 25), a SILUA'iION as HOUSE MNID, where a Waitresa or Fintler is kept. Eighteen months' good r. ierenees in town.—Apply at 42, Mount- p'easaat. ACOMMERCIAL MAN, having a good cou nrclion amongst Grocers in Lo.ncashi , e, York Lire, and North of England, is open to a C in either the Soap or Fruit Traes.—Address 1, Aibert-place, Bury-road, Bolton. \ITA N 'l' h , by a respectable female, a TOBACCONIST'S SHOP, in a resptcable neighbourhood. Rent and incoming mus , be moderate.—Address, by letter, stating partieu ars. M. W., Northern Times office. ANTED, to RENT, a IiOU:• , E, ill the neighbaurhoqd of Erskine -street, West Derby V street, Low-hill, or fiens.nztori, containing two parlours, and four or five bedrooms —App 'y to J, hn Abbott, LT A° wow, 13, Islington. VETAIN TED, immediately, a CTENTLEMAN to prt ced to Por ug 1, who can umlertake to "'MACH the French and English LANGUAGES, of which h 3 must have a thorough knowLdgc.—Appl, to A A, Box G 15, General Post Office, Liverpool. 7VATAN 1 IN(x a bituatiou as N UtiSE, a respee- V 1 table middle-agcd person, with some years' exper feace. Can lake an infant from the b'rth. Is from the South of Eng,lond, and can have. Road refa..nce ;no objection to the country. —Apply at 42.0.1)n..t-plea•ant. LEIi-OFF CLOTHE:3 WAN flip, iii large or small quaMities—Hats, Boots, &c. GentlE men and Ladies desirous of disposing of the same will be waited upon in Linea hire and ( heahi e, and the highest i.rice given —Address, by letter, A B. Northern Times office. WANTED as CLEhli, in a Solicitor's office, in L verpnol, a 1,-pectab'e Young Man who can keep book ~ and is a qn tinted iv:th t'l3 ; emral ouVne of a S.) le.tor's ofidec.—Addrtss A. 121, Northern Tim's offi2o. VVAN'T'ED, for a few weeks. ne a r th e upper part of Duko-sreet, One SITTLNG ar.d T wo BEDitco.S, on the same Sao in a Private House. —I erms, including fire and gas, to be ad .resse i to M. L. S., 11.' rlhern Times offlee. lATAN'l d 'Eo, lc orr T iainent f at n : y -•htubs, r:zvergpree,T3, anage or s wishing to dispose of these wit please .ddress, Le tier Box, S. 13 Past-office, Liverpool. WAN TED, in the neighbourhood of Upper Parliament -street, C .rinirg-street, or Bedf, rd street• a good 110 U ',E. Rent about .£so to £55 per annara.—Address A, Box C 13, P .st.offl , e, Liverpool. WANTED, by u PURSE :t,tboroughly qualified, an erigagcruer,t. has been accustomed to Pas senger and Emigrant Ships. The highest re , erences submitted.— Address, S.. Boa C. 13, Post Office, Liverpool. _ A Youn g Gentleman, of good connection, and steady in t abits, who is at present in a first-class Shipping House in Liverpool, wishes to meet with another ENGAGE MENT, as Fcriv r. ding Cl9rk..eic , in eithtr Liverpool or Manchester. Addreas R. 51., 84, Northern Times office N tED, a L it; I{K , in versant with NA, 7 v A Act:runt. Sales, Invoices, &c., and who has been accus• °mei to take port in t e correst,ondence of a General Commi.sion and Forwarding MtrcLanta' Office.—Apply, by letter, %Ph p,rticalars, to v, care of Messrs. Tamer and vunnett, James street ARespectable Young WOMAN, a gold needle woman, and otherwise well-e•luca'efl, wishes for an ENUAGEMENT in some genteel bnsinems, assistant in a school or nursery gov rn as would be suitable, ss rie has a knowledge of Mcsrc:and French.—Ad , re,s, M. N., 56, Coming street Toxteth park. WAN IED, a emilidetitial YOUN Cr MAN thoroughly acuainted with the routine of a Ship cwner's C ffice, capable of tr anagement. Also, a C i.E K acquainted with the Antra i.:11 trade. Good prospect.: of ad caucemont.—Adaress A. 122, Yorthern Times offs , ttating age, last employment, and salhryeapcc:: d. . WANTED, by a respectable middlP-nued Man and Wife without ineuxbrance, a SI lIIATION to look after a Public-hone, or ake tie Management of a Bar, having ben in the line before. Good references eau b.: given AddrEas R. P., 4, Moore P.at.e, London-road. ARCHiTECTURR, TATANTED, by tin Arehiccet and Sutveyor, well educated YOUTH, who bas par.iely reeved V V his apprenticesh pto the profession, or o - e as an articled pupil. If the former, a liberal salary given. in a^corthince with abilities; if the Ltter, a moderate premium required.—Addrese, in handwriting of applieanc,o 21, Nor horn Times office. WAN IPA), a PUPIL, or INiPEUVER, in a LAND SIIRVEYOR and LAND AGENT, &c.'s Office. From a raqtectable wdl-educated youth no. premiummill be !op:tired ; but, on the contrary, a entail sal try will be given to a young man writing a good hand and otherwise fitted fur ,he profession, and capable and willing to act as col ector of rents, &;e.— Apply by letter, etati g age and qualtfication, to Mr, Ryder, 2, Elliot -street, Liverpool. Co. be Krt. TO be J-.Er, a small convenient HOUSE, NO. 70, PhvhiaL-streer, TO be LET, a large HOUSE and SHOP, in the Grocery and Provision Business, in a very populous neighbourhood, near the Queen's Mea.--apply at 32, Simpson street. LOIMILNUs. —Two YOUiNti GENTLEMEN can be ace3mmochtted with LODGINGS in a nice airy Situation, No, 12, Poplar Grove, .the Elms, Toxteth P. rk, on easonable Terms. ' TO be LET, n ) Curi-buitaings, Preeson's-row, a Double and Single OFFICES upon the ground, tail &At fl. or ; eon vanter.t and well light° '.—Apply to Mrs. Hargreen, al, on the preml. es. fpo be LET, spacious On'ICLS lu tile. new Middleton buitlinr, Water-strew, corner of Rumford :treat. Plans may be seen, and Avery inhrmation obtained, on .i.ppli,ation to Mr. John Fowler, 4. Tower- 1 1114141es West; r 1 0 be LET, an excellent D0.1131,E OFFICE, No. 15, Brunswick-buildings, Brunswick-sfreet Fixtures to be disposed of.. PorsPssion immediately.—Apply to the mesont occupant, or Mr. Clayton, the auperiatendent, on the premises. TO JOINERS, BUILDERS, OR Tllattit TO BE LET, a large TIMBER YARD, with a Siwpit, Joinet'd Shop, Office, and small Stable erected therein, situate at the top of Pembroke-place, corner of Boundary-wace.—Apply at No 1. Ashton-street. ru 0 be T , in 'no neighbourhoud of Abtrcomby-square, with immediate p *session. a ell furnis` ed HOUS , cortalning thr e large entertaining rooms, six b3drooms, btit!ers' pantry, and baths, with every modern convenience —Ar ply, by le ter, to A 120, N,tt ern Times office. Au. pc) be L ET, HOUSES on the south side of I Hamilton-square, bei g Nos. 44, and 48, also, No. 91, C linden-street. having Garden to the front and Kitchen, &c. on the ground floor.—Apply to Mille. and Flacher, Hamilton-Buildings. fIIU be .LET in Mill•bank, Antield-lane 'Walton Breck, convenient DWELLING HOUSES, with modern conveniencei. Rents moeerate. Also, a convenient DWELLING - R - DUSE,*ith a small-BREWERY Attached, situate in stria, Eirkdale; klso, commodious PEEMISE3 in Islington qt rye, one doo • from Shaw.st , eet, suitable for Nub is Meetings, an Academy. &c.—Apply to A. W. Chalmers. 5, Fenwick street, ELM VILLA, Se.e.FORTH. • TO he LET.—An excellent Family Residence, replete with exery convenience. Bath Rooms and Water Closet; a plentral supply of very good Spring Water, situate in an encl., ed garden. Also, Coa h House and Stab:es, on the grounds, and detached Wash House. Within 3:,0 yar sof the ttatlway Staiou. Rent modente.—Enguire on the premises, Elm Road, Seaforth. CLAUGIITON. 13IRIC NHEAD. TO be LE two substantially built, and well Futthbed S,mi-detached VILLAS, situate at the junction of Tollemache, and Forest Roads. Fach house contains three ittinprooms, and seven Bedrooms , capital Kitchens in th 3 basement, and is fitted up with eve y modern convenience,—Apply to Mills, and Fletcher, Hamilton -buildings. AN orPoßTurury SELDONI TO BE MET WITH. MO be LET, a very compact 20 BARREL • BREWERY, and able to brew 60 barn's a week, all now In working crder, ana able to brew the best mild and bitter ales both for draft and Wall ng. There is an excellent HOUSE attached. w,th shippin, stabling, cooperage, st , rr-rooms, large gar den, field, and eveq convenience. The Ovate is the fleest spring water, has been anal) tel. and pronounced as good , rater as any in Eng!an .—A ddreas. A 112, Northern Daily Times OfliCe. The whole Premises are rental very low ; the cause of leaving is ill health, and not able to attend to it. CHESTER. T"e LET, Furnished, fo r s i x or twelve months, a DWELLING-HOUSE, on the outskirts of Chester. wlthin twelve minutes walk of the Chester Railway Statim, comet, i Six Bed-rooms Three Sitting roanu, warm and co'd Bath, Greenhouse, Conservatory, Flower and Kitchen Gardens, Dutch pit, &c. Gas laid on in every room. Excellent water. The house has - a southern aspect on the bark , nf, and commas lug a pieta eaque view of Two Reaches of the River Dee. Excebaut boating asd a boat kept ; good flailing a few miles up the river. he situation is warm, and shi.ltered, and the Hall, Pas.ages, &e., warmed by an improved war:u air apparatus in the Ctvement tier. Lißen erpOOl t, eno per anntun.--Apply to Mr, 11, t. 4 . Harrington -greet, TO be LET, a Single OFFICE, Rent £2O, and a Double OFFICE, Rent X 35, both on the Ground Floor, 25 and :25, Temple-street. APAlif ENTS•H-;l , 4cellent SI I TING BOOM and BED 11,00*,,10r . two Young Gentlemen, with use of plan, If requsred.—Address A. 76, Northern Timos office. rip O. be S LD, a good HOUSE, 61 yards fr , nt4ge, situated in Crown-street, near Brownlow hill, suitable fir Alteration into a Shop Price Z3so.—Apply to Thomas Picker, 25, , Cruipel-walkersonth Castle•street,. APARTMENTS to be LET, consisting of good sized Drawing-room, with two similar Bedrooms, in a nice situation ne: , r 'A bercromby-tquare ; no children. Terms moderate.=-For aadress, apply at the Norther 4 Times afice. BIRKENHEAD TO be LET, situate on the Shore-rond, pear the Woodside Ferry, a commo ions SHED and YARD, suitable for Boathuilding, or oth-r trade purposes.—Apply to Mills and Fletcher, Hamilton-buildings, Birkenhead. To be LET, in tne centre of the flourishing village of Guraton, next door to Liverpool House, a good DWELLING HOUSE and SHOP, with large Plate Glom trout, now occupied by a confeztioner, and will b at lib:rty by Ist November next.—Apply to Mr. James Lougton, Woolton HIP, near Liverpool. BOUT tiPO f. TO be LET, Ftmlished, Beautifully situated, fitted with gas, water closet, i!ze aCO ITAG wee! suited for a small genteel family, and may be had tor the winter months, for very little more than the ren and taxes.—Address " o Lee,' Southport. BUSINEsSPEEMIsEs, WOODSIDE, DIEKENIIEAD. 10be LEI', with immediate possession, those I premises known as the "LANCASHIRE AND YORK stinix COMMERCIAL HOUSE," situate at No. 53, Chester street. The above may be taken at a low valnatidn, including fix: u: es, &e.— Appl ; to J. B. Child, 130, Che,ter-street, AIGBURTH. TO be LET, a very convenient COTTAGE, uitable for a bs:chelor's residence ; c , ntaina tw , si ting rooms, fire bedrooms, dre7sing room, bath, lim water cicset. Gz,, and corporation water. The lo :al rates are low.—Apply to S. Waterhorts,,lind ag-rit, 4. I:erhy-,quare. YI , O be L.E . 1' , a comfoitably Furnished HOUSE, No. 8. Duke-street, Rip-hill, containing two Putk rtaking room , , and I , itehen on the grouad S por. three bed ruou:l3, drra:,ing rocAn, three atti• - ,/, and wet r eio , et.—For further paft;er,lars apply to Mr. S. Waterhouse, 4, Derby -square. SOUTHHILL TCRRACE, TOXTETEI-PARK. TO be LET, a good FANIILY fIOUsE, contain ing four reception rooms, nine Ledrcoing, drvsinE , roo r, b th, water closet, Re. 7h,; house is agn-eably situated, wi h a good gardan, and ei.j:iys a pl. acing view at tha back.—Apply s. ‘vaierlious., 4, Dcrry rculare. ABE9CROXBY-2QUARE. To be LET, a well-'urntshed TTOUSE, containing th•ee reception rooms, six /) , (!rooms. t•cs dressing rooms fitted with hot and cold supply bath, &e ; buttel'e pantry ano tedromo, approached by seper. , te staircase; capital kitchen, and store closets. Will be !et wit,' or without c .ach house nd stable.—Apply to Mr. S. Waterhouse, 4, Derby -square. BRECKFIRLD-ROAD, NORTH. TO be LET, a Detached FAMILY HOUSE, with carriage (hive to principal entranc,i, and large garden at the back ; cnta'ns three rect ption rooms, housekeeper's mom or study, and nine bedrooms.—Apply to Mr. S. %Vattrtiouse. 4, D,rby-sq.tare. NORTK-STRIC✓.T, TOXTZMI-PARK TO be LET, a DWELLING-H , USE, with a gold gardcn front anti back, small greenhouse ant; f wlhonse. It coinid.is thr. e entert thing rooms, wi h kitchen on the , ground floor, and six bedrooms. —Apply to Mr. S. Waterhouse, 4, Derby-square. TO be LP , 1 . , a 6ellll-delaciled situate at Aigipmh, contaking three recPptiou room?, six bedrooms, three dress'ng rooms, baths, water closet, and kitchens; gas and eurporatim water laid ou.--Apply to Mr. s. wateihon.e, 4, Deruy square. SuUrbrOltr. 0 be LET, a convenient and moderate s'zed HOUSE, in thoroußh orrie , -, with an enclosed Gar den. The Immo co 7 tiins Drirving, Dining, and Breakfast Room, Three Bed-oom., making up five beis, Dre sing Room, Kitthen, Scullery. &c., and 13 fitted np with gas, . nd supplied with town water. Rent moderate. Tbe fa: niture hica is a 1 m :derv, and th- Carpets, Bedding, &c , which are aline& ly new, a .d all othlr requisites can, if required, be taken at a vain :lion, or for the sum of £25 Possession m y be hal immndiatel.—Api ly by letter to H. R., Post-office, Southport. Co be FIELD :o "c..-,ELL, or LE F, Bootle-lane station, Kirkdale; f)r any kind of Works, or Pasture Land.—Vquire of Mr. Banks. Bootle. (AN SALE, a Seoond-harili FIRE-PROOF SAFo: and COPYING PIIESS. To be Sod cheap. Address A 111, Hurt tern Time 3 office. -I(ENTLEDGE. —A large well-assorted Stock always on banal. Also, BALLAST (Pig) IRON. WILLIAM F. SIM & CO., Sweetiog street. V a Dark COB, Mt hands, four y l a t ars SA ol i ci E With, steady, sound, and c,n be warranted as not having tlk!slightest vice. —Address Z Box, I 'ostocflre. Birkenhead. ?vital t.l) Peg; i br`T'a r i7 , li ki. , :svn London maker.—May be seen at James Smith's Musi Warehou-e Lord.street, Liverpool. TO 1.):! SOLD, a WOODEN I ANK, made of 3 inch timber, bolt,d and plated insiee and outside ; inside bolt 9 lined with lead; inside measure, 7 feet by 41 feet, to be been in Vulcan-street, Kirkdale.—Apply to Mr. Smith, Stan'ey erescent, Kirkdale. - 11 - POR z - ALL—lrt P,euge, a GOLD HUN IiNG 1 1 WATCH, arid ditto. Albert Chain, for Thr«e P .nods, both new within the ls , t four months, at a cost of £l5 15s. The ticket will b, sold fur Four "'amts.—Apply at the Northern Dailu Times i fti e FOR SALE, a DARK BAY HORSE, with BlEck legs; Six yeas old; 151 bands high, fit for Saddle, or Double or Single Harness; warranted soui.d, and free from vice.—May be seen at Atkinson's Livery Stablos, :'eel-stre.,A, L verpool. VJNO be SOLD, a POLICY of INSURANCE for £1,500, t ffi cted in 1849, in the Rock Life Office, upon the Life of a Gent!eulan, aged 57, resilent at Lisbon. Annual Premium, 465 171. 6d.—Apply to Messrs. Townsend, Ridley, and Jackson, solicii or., Liverpool and Biiktm:.ead. frO be DISPOSED OF, i n one of the most spectab!e busy thoroughfares in tuwn, in conse quence of ill health, an excellent Double Fronted SPIRIT VAULTS. The returi.s a - ersge near y 430 per wt,ek, and might be much in creased by as e t- rdrising pa. ty as-ustomed to the business. Incoming fir good wi I and fittings, inclnd ng bagatelle table, Ac.. £Bso.—Address A _ lol, Northern Times OffiZe. (IF FICE FIXTURE S, ki Always on Hand, hr SALE, AT GEORGE CHUCK'S, JOINER AND CABINET MAKER, Iti, REDC ROSS STREET. PLANA'S I PIL INTS ! ! PLANr, !! I rr 0 be SOLI), by Prtvate Contract, a good srlect'oi of the above, 'inchriing some FINE SPECIMENS of °RCM DES, FERN, LYCOPODISIMS, STOVE, and G:sEhNtIOUz.E PLANrS, on view at the Holies, Mill Bulk, West Derby. Al! yuquirlas to be made of Mr. R0b , 3 , t4, the Gardener ON SALE, a splendid dark brown ( arriage HORSE, 16 han:'s 2 iuctes one of the fin E sl nron,lirim horses In England ; al s o, a d ' :ot-rate C IR, 14 hand 4 2 inches high—got by the celebrated American horse San Slick, an can trot a mile under three minutes warral.ted sound.—Apply to Cha.Ls Garner, Lime-s'n.et, who will refer any party to the owner. BIRKENHEAD. TO be SOLD. by P.ivate Treaty, a Plot of L a:ND, containit g 516 square yards, with the Six Sh ps and Houses thereon, situate be wcen th t main thoroughfare of Grange•lan' and back Oliver-street. Another PLOT adjoining, contain ng E 22 square ya-dr, ani footing the same street. Also, •nother L Yr, having a third trontaa • e to RoLind-stre sr, with toe Dv/riling-Houses, Stabling, &.0., thereon, containg 512 square yards. —For further particulars, aa t to treat tor the same, apply to Mils and Fletcher, Hamilton-bnildings. Birkenhead. A USTRALIAN AND AMERICAN PAPERS O N SALE, AT AYLWARD'S GENERAL NEWS OFFICE, 82, L 0 RD STREET. t.lottres. CHESHIRE JUNCTION AND GREAT WE3TERN RAILWAY.L SHREWSBURY GREAT AUTUMN MEETING, NOVEMBER 17T0, 18r u, AND inn. IPECIAL EXCURSION TRAINS "WILL LFAVE THE Liverpool Landing Stage at 9 a.m., and 51onk'. Fe^ry Station, Birkenhead, a' 9 15 a,tn , ON TUESDAY MO•tNING, OVEIIitER 17ro, FOR SURE SBURY, Returning from Shrewsbury oa THURSDAY ' Novsmuzl 13th, at Six • p.m., thus giving ample time to vi s it ttits many Intel esting objects of the Neighbourhood. 2 , 111E3 FOR TOE DOUBLE JOURNEY lirbt Clil9l. Cloned Carr. Liverpool or Birkenhead........ 63 as 6d Early application for Tickets is requ.sted at the Company's Offices, James-street ;M J. Cart- r's, Y 6, itedcross-sti ; Mr. Kay's, 47, Fox-s net ; Mr. Scott's, 87, B r om-street i Mr. Chadwick's, Tem perance tisitel, 11, Cases- street, Liverpool; Mr,. Itovntiod's. 27, Ivy. atree•, Birkenhead ; and from Me4ers. LEWIS end ERNI' ZNG, Agents and Colductors, 11, Caass- street, Clayton-vilre. K2' MILNERS' HOLDFAST AND Fllit RESISTING SAFES (are resisting by the mutual rc,- setlon of non-con di..:Lion and vapourisation at 212 0 Fahrenheit), wits ;.ii the iraprovements, ni,der their Quadluple Patents of 1840-514.: and 185.5, including their GunpowCer Proof Solid Lock and Dom (rithont which no Safe is secure.) THE STRONGEST, BEST, •NO MLAPEST SAFEGUARDS EXTANT. MILNEHS' PHEENIX (212 0 ) SAFE WORKS, LIVERPOOL, th , most complete and extensive iv. the world, employing nearly three ',.c.actred hands, assisted by pc Aerful and origin)! machinery adaptce ior every branch of the wo.k. Show rooms, 6 and 8, Lord-street Liverpool. Loodoo j- pat, 47A, s loorg4te.stc4t, City. Circalug ree by post, 1 - 1 LENFIELD PATENT STARCH, used in thL 4J Royal Laqridry, ladies are reap:,ozally it itatt this Starch is exetusitraly used in the- Itoyal Lattodry, and Hai Zlajesty's Laundress says, tuataithougit sue has tiedvrheaten,riet, and other Powder Sim - ch.:l, she has found none of them equal to the Glendeld, which is the Finest Starch she ever used. Wher - ion ask for Ulentield Patent Starch, .see that you get it, as Inferior ir.;nds are often substituted. Wotheritmou and Co * , Glasgow and PUBLIC 'N';TWE. R. J. WILSON begs to inform his numerous Patrons, and the iller,,antile er , minnnity generally, that his Additional Rooms are NoW f , PEN for tlsa supply of firgt zat, SOU S, CHO rS, STEAKS, &c., and soil, its a coutoluance of tbst patiozage which hag been so liberally bestowed upon him for Vie last six sears. N. g..COops and Steaks served qui e in the Loudon sty:e. Wir• Morchants'Rostaurant and Lunt he n Rooms, 3, UnioulOttrt, Castle-atoet, adjoin ng the Branola Bank of England, Salts; by rtuttfon. --- rest SALE of ELECTRO-PLATED GOODS, CHINA, GLASS. CUTLERY, &C.—lmportant to Merchants, Captains, Hotel Keepers, raters, and Parties Furnishing. MR. HART has received in tractions to SELL by AUCTION, This , Day„ knd following days, at Birmingham Glare Ctompan3i i sp49tabliakment, 20, Church-street. Ipposite CoMpton House, Liverpool, the whole of that valuable STOCK of rich CUT-GLASS., .CHINA. EARTHENWARE, PAPIER 7,1.za-Im GOODS, &c., comprising handsome dinner sets, tea and :I#3tic fa t sets, toilette sets, dessert sets, &c. ; rich cut Bohemian :rsxo liqueur and pickle bottles, also a variety of richly-gilt and cut ;pas Instres, of the most modern patterns, papier mache tables, tea .P.,ys, bread baskets, envelope cases, tea caddiea, &c.; also, an latenaive and valuable stock of electro-plated tea and coffee sets, oskly or hot water kettles, liqueur frames, cruet frames, toast racks, cd plated salvers or waiters, card or cake baskets, olectro-plated , fsls or dessert forks. tablespoons, teaspoons, fish carvers and forks morocco cases; together with a great variety of ivory balance lendle and German silver handle table and dessert knives and forks, ho most celebrated makers. '5111.e Sale to commence each day at Doyen o'clock. Catteogttes to Sal on the Premises, 20, Church-street, Liverpool. Cash advanced on goods for immediate and unreserved sale. MESSRS. WALKER and ACKERLEY, will SELL by AucrroN, Tihs day, the 12th inst., at the Clarendon Rooms, South John-street, Liverpool, at One o'clock in the afternoon for half-past one precisely, subject to eonnitions to be then produced, by order of the mortgagee, Lot 1. All that Piece of LAND, situate on the eas side of Gore street, in Toxteth-park ' near Liverpool, containing in front thereto and in br..adth at the back severally along Back Mill-street 13 yards and 2 feet, and extending in dtp h backwards on the north side 23 yards and 4 inches and on tie south side 23 yards 9 inches, and containing in the whole 814 superficial square yards ; together with the Ten several ME iSUAGES or DWELLI NG HOUSES thereon erected, Two of which front to Gore street, and the other Eight form a court, called Academy -1 lace. 2. All that Piece of LAND, situate on the east side of Scotland road, and south side of Bostock-street, in Liverpool, containing in front to Scotland road and at The back severally 42 feet, in front to Bustock-street 57 feet, and being in brerdth on the south side 62 feet 9 inches ; together with the Licensed PUBLIC-HOUSE at the corner of Scotland-road and Bostock-street, at present in the occupation of Thomas Clare, and Seven other DWELLING HOU:sE erected and standing on the said Piece of Land, Two of which front Scotland road, One Bostock-st set, and the others are In a court behind. The Tenure of both ots is Freehold of ,nheritance. For further particulars apply' to M>sa s. John and William llorecrt ft, Solicito•a, 6, Clayton-square, Liverpool. BY ORDTR OF VIE EX7,CUTORS. Modern 110113EliOLD FURNITURE, Silver Teapot, Ditto Snuff Box and Forks, Clihn - 2ey Glass, Cheval Glass, Gas Chandeliers, elegant Rcsewcod Whatnot, Bco;s, Mthogany Bookcase with Glazed Dcors, Fra ted Prints, about 100 select Prints from the "Ar. Jonrn,l," two Mahogany To let T,bles with Marble Slabs, handsome Toilet Glass in Maplewood Frame, Eight days Clock, Hall Tab e cn I:abrole supo,rt r, Wardrobe, &c. ESSBS F and J. HODGSON will SELL by .LY.i AUCTION, on Friday next, the 13th inst., punc tually at Eleven o'clock, at their Commission Rooms, Arayle-street, flirkenhead (by order of t e Executors), the genuine HOUSEHOLD URNITUR - and EFFii CIS, inc'uding mahogany sofa and sets of chairs in hair (loth dining, lot), card, and pmdbroke tables, rosewood whatnot, window cnrtains and corn'ces, the large chimney glass in carved and gilt f-eme, mahogany bookcase, about 10 volumes of books, framed and loose prints, fenders, fire irons, china and glass, iron, tudor, French, and other bedsteads and hangings, goose feather beds, blankets and bedding, mahogany and painted toilet tables, chests of drawers, dres-ing glasses, boot rack, wardrobe, children's rribm, night conatno-fe, &c.; barometer, oil cloth, hall tab,e, clock, kitcnen requi,ites, &c.; .I.to the motle,n Silver Teapot, Silver Snuff Boa, and Forks. To be publicly viewed on Thursday the 12th inst.; and Catalogues had of Messrs. F. and J. Hodgson, at their Offices andcl looms, Argyle street, Birkenhead. tib if c :Kottreg rrIIIS is to Certify that JAMES BIJRTt , S7E WILL t NOT BE ANSWEEIABLT f)r any DEB 1' 8 Contracted by ELLEN B l ETONE, his wife, after this date. Liverpool, Nov. 9th, 1857. JAMES BURTONE. ON :s.7,UNDAY MORNING next. the 15th inst., a SERIION will be PRENCIIED in Sr. PETER'S Ceuisca, after which a COLLECTION will be made in aid of the Funds of the B. e Cost 'Hospital. The Mayor and Corpora ion will he prPsent on the occa ion. Divine Service will commence at Eleven o'clock. SUNKEN -VESSEL: RECOVERY COMPANY (LIMITED), 41, T 'WEB..+II3ILDINGS, LIVERPOOL. N OTICE FIR ST 0 1 R S D I , : y E BY GENERALG IE N N; E E tlV NG th o e r the above Company will be held at the City of London Tavern, B:shopsga'e-street, London, on . FRIDAY, the 20th instant, at Two o'clock p.m., for the transaction of the zentral hnslne•s of the Com pany. By order of the Board, GEORGE TOMMY, Secretary. November 12th. 1857. eVuratfori. E DUCATIONAL ESTABLISHMENT FOR YOUNG LADIES. Mrs. WALKER bi g 5 to annonacis that sho has removed her vchool o 135, Falkner—street, near Grov3-street ; and whilst returning thanks to those who hare hitherto favoured her with their confi ?trice, wishes to intimate that she has succeeded in securing the ^.ervices of the most eminent Mal ere in their respective Deuart =eat ; and that tbe systein pursue l' in her Establishment is in all raspeets in accordance with the most approved principles of the ;:resent day. The ensuing Quarter will commence ofr Monday the sth of October. Terms and Prospectuzes may be obtained on application. THE FRENCH LANGUAGE. " The pri. , ciples of nature appear so simple, that many, eOnsPering them acknowledg,ed facts, or undi , puted truisms, do not deem them that til• ear alone causes the tongue to move; for, had this been duly refiscVd upon, it must", at ose per' od or another, have led t the discovery of the true' method of teaching languages."— D, f. ONS. lIAGONOT (of Paris), Author of the "Symbolic Angle-French Voesbulaiy ;" ini of the Easiest and Shortest Method of Learning Fr nett." The unsuceess fulness <:f the prevai ing mods of teaching foreign languages is pro• verbi:l; and what otter results can b looked for, when the teacher in general considers himself justified in disregarding the laws of nature at far as to endeavour to impart sounds by_the medium of th e ayes, and teach the • c;ence of a language before the pupil can lisp its sunple.t accents? With sac) a theory all human devices must neces sarily fail ; end hence the "numerous complaints of wasted time and ineffectual encleavoms, from those who have laboured in vain; and the general notion that a language can ba acquit° I only in the coun try where it is sp..ken ; hence the d. spelt of many students of the French language of even understand ug the rapid conversation of natives of Franca All these dtplorab'e contain,. cds may be obviated by the natural system cf teaching laneuages adopted by Mons.lgonot, who has the honour of referring to the malt r.centiodcd gentlemen in testimony of the value and efficiency of his method : REFEREES: Rev. Dr. HUME. Rev. Dr. BAYLISS. Rev. J. CHAN:ROOKS, Queen's College. Alderman J. COOPES. Coucciilor J. J. STI T. Council'or J. R. JEITz."SY. 3. IN:EV/LANDS, ES(I. tiorcugh Ergineer. T. L'UNCAN, Witte: Engineer. Dr. J. O'DONNELL. MI'S. DRYSDAL S. Dr. BIC IC lIISTETFI. H. CR OSFIELD, ESQ. E. CROMELD, Esq. T. Al VISHAY, E q. J. HOULG RAVE, Esq. I'. VERELST, Erq. D. E. (11..ynisr, Esq. F. J. EATON, EEq. BIBMIN GRAM : Bev. V. H. GIFFORD, Rev. PETER FIBRES. Head Mover of King Edward's Counc l!or C. BROM& College. Counctllcr C. G,.OD. Ron. and Rev. GRANTHAM TORRE Councillor F. &TWIGS. Rev. J. C. BARakTT. R. CADBURY, L'aq Rev. G. LATIMER. PELL I. LETCHEII, M. D. Rev. (=SORGE DAVI': ON. JUN B. klimsolf, M.D. Rev. J A. JaraEl. G. ALLERTON M. R.O S. Rev. D. , Isom. P. H. MUNTZ, Fag. Rev. Bozwis: GRANT. G. GILLOTT, Eeq. Rev. G. BENT. S. 111F.ssestos a, le: q. Recommendatory T ettcrs from the above Gentlemen are in the posse3sion of M. RAGONOT. • OPINIONS Er THE FBESS. " We havo been much , leased and interested in lookinz over two works published by M. RAGONOT, of Pails. 111 the first, his easy and short method of acqu'ring Fr-n.ll is co:itrasted with the lab riots and inefficient.systera hitherto pursued. M. RAGONOT bolds, and we think ri , htly, that the time spent in acquiring the philosophy of the ang age is mi:p aced and it is th s which causes much Disgust and it couragement to tha Student. He appears to attach great imper:auce to the hearing, which is acknowledged •o be the treat difficulty ; his plan, in 'act, is simply to teach French largely by to and. just as every chid 'e srns from its mother its native tongue.'—Merrury, 2 :d Sept, 1657. "51. Recto:fox his hit upon the true princip . e in teaching langnages; like all graat and just ideas that of Al. Ragonot iu reference t his plan • f totteiln; .s timp.e ant natural,--none other than that by which chlhiren acquire the knowled;e of their native tongue, ard hat surely needs no explanWien ; as the chid learn., so would At. Ragonot teach an adift."—Birmi gham Mercury, Aug . _9, 1851. "To teach a languaize without being a trouble to the pupil, to alieviate his work, to reader his study amusing and interesting ; - suc't i. the problem stiler which great numbers of teachers have lab , m,ed, and of which Mons. Ragonot has found the soiAion " Courier de L'EuriTe, 1355. SEE ALSO, Liverpool J...urnal of Nov. 15, Mammon 474 : —4lfididnd Coun -1 -s[l. lies Herald, Aug. 7, 1851, Liverpool AlVon, ialg. 14, and Birminghava Mercury, July 30, Nov. 24 1856 1857. Yorthern Daz:ly Tunes, March 20, Birnairgham Journal. April 9, 1857. 1857. Liverpool Ccurier, Nov. 19, Baily Press, May 31, 1855. 1855, and Aag. 28, 1857. To carry out the system in its perfect/oft, It is desirable that several members of a family sholld take lessons together, much advantage being derived from numbers. 1.'4 , 141111E3 AND. SCHOOLS ATTEN - ED, PitIVATE LESSONS GIVEN. Terms for Evening Classeq, XI L. per q; utter, t7lO Lelooll9 a weak. Pa, able in Advance. s o * The "SumLic Aivoto•Faxisca. 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