Northern Times. — Liverpool, Merseyside, England, 1859-09-02 00:00:00

(Saito b gUttion. To SUGAR REFINERS, MACHINISTS, and Others. Important Sale of MACHINERY, IMPLEMENTS, and PLANT of a SUGAR REFINER, Burlington-street. (Friday), the 2nda is instructed to SELI, bi_A U.C RTIOINI°TWhiEs-ID;La... 1: o'clock at Noon, on the Premises, Burlington-street, near Vauxhall-road, the valuable MACHINERY, PLANT, and IMPLEMENTS of the SUGAR REFINERY, late in the occu- aye, including an ex- cellent high-pressure steam en ae, with boiler, force pump Id two large cisterns, quantity of spouting patent portable !c chart ron piping, syrup cisterns. worms, vacuum pumps am ;lit iron !oat kiln, six-horse tubular boil tools, steaming apparatus, with chains and pulleys, syrup ex- tractor, a quantity of piping taps, and nnmerous other articles necessary for the business may be had, and further particulars obtained, from NI Howell, Appraiser, &c., No doors from Ranelagh-street 71, Great Charlotte street, three Clifton- Useful and Substantial HOUSEHOLD FURNITURE;Chimney Glasses, China, Glass, Drawing-room Suite, Plated Articles, Gasaliers, Framed Engravings, Bed and Table Linen, Eight- clay Clock, &c., &c. R. GREEN has received instructions from the Executors, to SELL by AUCTION, This Day (Friday,) the 2nd instant, at Eleven o'clock in the forenoon, upon the Premises, 22, Clifton-park,. Birkenhead, the whole of the genuine HOUSEHOLD FURNITURE and Effects of a lady deceased. May be viewed on the Morning of Sale, and descriptive Catalogues had on the Premises ; or at the Auctioneer's Offices and Sale-rooms, Market-street, Birkenhead. Claughton HOUSEHOLD FURNITURE, , Chimney Glasses, C o tt age Pianoforte, by Stodart, 61 octaves, in handsome rosewood case, a few Books, -China, Glass, Gasaliers, Patent Mangle, Hall Table, Hat and Umbrella Stand, Hall Lamp, &c. MR. GREEN will SELL by AUCTION, on Mon day next, sth September -` Eleven o'clock in the Forenoon, upon the Premises, No. 39, Kenyon-terrace, Claughton, the whole of the valuable and useful HOUSEHOI D FURNITURE and Effects of a family going abroad. The Dining and Breakfast Rooms contain eight substantial mahogany chairs and couch in hair cloth, telescope dining table 8 feet 6 inches by 4 feet, sideboard, three-light gasalier in bronze and relief, pair lustres, window curtains of crimson rip, with pole. The Breakfast Room contains eight mahogany chairs in hair cloth, mahogany dining, 100, and other tables, Kidderminster carpets, hearth rugs, bronze fender, fire-irons. &c., &c. The Bedrooms contain mahogany four-post, half-tester, iron and other bedsteads, featherbeds, mahogany and painted toilet tables with marble slabs, toilet glasses and ware, large painted winged wardrobe, mahogany and painted chests of drawers, Q u om4n s, conch, Venetian draw-up blinds, cane-seated chairs, • The Hall and Stairs contain handsome mahogany hat a nd umbrella stand, with ornamental rails and large marble slab, hall table, lobby cloth, stair carpets, brass rods, &c. Together with the useful Kitchen Requisites, including patent mangle, water filter, weights and scales, copper coal-box, &c. May be viewed on the morning of sale, and descriptive cata- logues hid on the premises ; or previously, at the Auctioneer's Offices and Sale-rooms, Market-street, Birkenhead. 253 HOTEL AND DWELLING-HOUSES, BIRKENHEAD. By MR. WILLIAM GREEN, On Monday, the 26th day of SepteMber, 1859, at four o'clock in the afternoon, at the " C nway Arms " Hotel, ConWay street, in Birkenhead, subject to conditions to be then and Lot 1. A LL that well-accusto me d an d very va l ua bl e HOTEL and VAULTS, called the " Conway Arms" Hotel, situate and being in Conway-street, in Birken head, in the county of Chester. The Hotel and Vaults are in full business, and in the occupation of Mr. Fenton. The hotel is in Conway-street, and the vaults adjoining, at the junction of Conway-street and Claugkton-road, immediately opposite - - the post-office, and in an open, commanding situation, and in a direct line to Birkenhead Park and Ciaughton, doing a large business; and the present is a good opportunity for persons desirous of becoming possessed of a valuable property. _ . Lot 2.—A1l those Two MESSUAGES or DWELLING HOUSES adjoining Lot One, and fronting Clapghton-road, and ruining in depth backwards to Conway-street. Lot 3.—A1l those Two :MESSUAGES or DWELLING HOUSES adjoining Lot Two. Lot 4.—A1l those Two MESSUAGES •or DWELLING HOUSES adjoining Lot Three. Lots Two, Three, and Four, substantially built, at a small converted into Shops or Business Premises, outlay ca.. o 'aughton-road or Conway-street with ffinitdges either w- The tegiife d the whole Property la For further gpply to Mr. James dill, -.v.. "nitor, roiinty Oetirt Offices, Birkenhead CHESHIRE MESSRS. Ciirti.TON will SELL by AUCTION, at Mr. Fernihough's Castle Hotel, Tranmere, on Monday, the 12th instant, at Five , o'clock, p.m., in one or more lots, as may be determined by the vendor's agents at the time of sale, and subject to conditions which will be then produced— All those Four several IKESSITAGES or DWELLING HOUSES, with the Yards and Offices thereto, being Nos. 5, 6,7, and 8, on the west side of Duke-street, in Tranmere afore said, occupied by Thomas Bolton, Mary Foulkes, Henry Langley, and Jane Glover. For further particulars apply to Messrs. Walker and Smith, solicitors, Chester; Mr. John Lewis, solicitor, Wrexham; Messrs. Chester and Toulmin, solicitors, 11, Staple Inn, London ; Messrs. Russell, Burgon, I.nd Newman, solicitors, 22, Martin's-lane, Cannon-street, London ; Messrs. Edwards, Frankish, and Galland, solicitors, 11, New Palace-yard, West- rainster ; or the Auctioneers, Cheste DESIRABLE RESIDENCE, IN BEDFORD-STREET. MESSRS. WALKER & ACKERLEY will OFFER for SALE by AUCTION, on Thursday, the 22nd instant, at Two o'clock precisely, at the Clarendon-rooms, South John-street, Liverpool, unless previously disposed of by Private Sale, A MESSUAGE or DWELLING-HOUSE, situate on the west side of and being No. 9, in Bedford-street North, in Liverpool. The Property is Leasehold under the Corporation of Liver pool for a Term, of which upwards of Forty-eight Years are - Unexpired, and is now Let for the Annual Rent of £7O. The Property will be sold subject to such conditions of sale as shall BY MR. WYLIE Lday, the 19th instant, at Six o'clock in the g, at the King William the Fourth Hotel, Crown subject to` conditions of sale to be then and there pro by order of the Executor§ of Mr. John Cooper, APIECE of LAND,. situate on the east side of Hardwick-street, north side of. Stand-street, and south side of Hyde-street, in Liverp,ol, containing in f ront to Hard , , et GO feet 6 inches, in front to Stand- s treet 44 feets d in front to Hyde-street 40 feet. r with the Six DWELLING-HOUSE'S thereon eing Nos. 27, 29, 31, and 33, Hardwick-street, No. 1, reet, and No. 2, Hyde-street, all respectably tenanted, d Producing an aggregate rental of £99 ss. per annum. The premises are leasehold under the Marquis of Salisbury for a term of seventy-five years, which commenced on the 2nd January, 1846, and are subject to the yearly rent of £l3 186. For further particulars apply to Mr. John Atkinson, Solici tor, York-chambers, North John-street, Liverpool. 4615 BY MR. WYLIE, On Tuesday, the 20th instant, at Two o'clock is the af iver ternoon ol , at the Clarendon - rooms, South J o h n -street, po , by order of the Assignees of Robert Joyner, a L Bankrupt_ THE Bankrupt's REVERSIONARY INTERE ST in right of his Wife, of and in Two several sums of £BOO and £2OO, charged by the Will of Thomas Penington, :ate of Great Sankey, in the county of Lancaster, Gentleman, deceased, upon certain Freehold Estates, of ample value, situate in Great id Warrington, and payable in tweive months after the decease of the survivor of a gentleman and lady, (aged respectively 73 and 67,) with interest thereon, at the rate of £4 Per cent. per annum from the time of such a decease. 'or furti particulars apply to James Cazenove, Esq., tssignee, Eldon-chambers, South John-s reet ;or to n Atkinson, Solicitor, York-chambers, North John- MR. M'CLELLAND, of No. 16, 13asnett-street, Laving been the trustworthy Assistant of the late Firm of Thos. Winetkadey and Sons, for a period of eighteen years, is er abled, frompractical experience to coedl• - .et Sals of Furniture, Wines, Land, a n d other Propgrty, e on by the Auction, same honourable terms as Lis late emnloyers. Valuations for Probate and Transfer of PruDerty punctually attended to.—Address Mr. woeiland, Au OP 4141 i;,en ( rul Appraiser, 16, Basnett street, Liverpool. with all mountings 4-horse ditto ; One 2-horse ditto boiler, Galloway's patent, 10 tons weight, complete; one 25-horse cylindrical ditto; one 6-horse ditto—all second hand. One water tank. crane, complete, an excellent article ;. two double-purcl cr , .b - by N le trek -"tt, saw Les, .apier ; on, we-purchase ditto, w, chain, complete—all second hand ; one double-purchase ditto one single ditto ; one friction hoist—all new. A largequantity of bailer mountings, new and second hand. One set of French burr stones, with- all gearing complete. v.ivb.;,,o. conical herst; A large quantity of shafti ng , up to five inches diameter. Pulleys, wheels, hangers, wall brackets, pedestals, &c., to fit shafting, and many other articles, too numerous to mention within the space of an advertisement.—Apply at Twist and Bell's, engineers, &c., Tabley-street Iron Works, Liverpool.—P.S. : If the above are not disposed of by private treaty before the middle of September, they will be sold by auction immediately, of which sale due notice will be given. NORTHERN DAILY TIMES. übtir 'Onus u gar onus. HOTEL.—COUNTY TIPPERARY. —ATTRACTIVE S.s LE of HOTEL and EXTENSIVE PO STING ESTAB LISHMENT, in the MAIN-STREET, BORRISOKANE. TO be SOLD, the INTEREST in the above old and well established Concern, of whic's. there is a long lease at a nominal rent, and at present doing a first-rate business, being about twelve miles distant from Roserea and Par.:ionstown - StatiOns of the Great Southern and Western Railway. The ITotpl h.. --------- • warn ...14.niautA, WILL/ lulu WILL Garden, all in perfect order. The furniture, plate, house linen, horses, carriages, and harness, about fifty tons of prime hay in rick, and 100 barrels of oats, can be had at a fair valuation ; or the hotel would be sold separately, if necessary. Cause of sale, sontow Applicatic w Dunne Hotel, Main- Mail Car. every morning, at half Cloughlordan; B N.B.ltailvcav Foui• o', ,e, and Portumna, and back each day A LF RED JACOB AGENT, RED 1848, BASNETT-s r'or the LETTING of WINE and SPIRIT VAULTS, HOTELS, ALE and PORTER VAULTS, &c. Lists of Houses from £io to £1,500 Goodwill, may be 'ha on application at the Office. I ICRNSES TRANSFERED AND MORTGAGES ARRANGED &r be Xtt, 'Onus. rpo be LET, Four excellent DWELLING-HOUSES, in Edge " lane, containing three entertaining-rooms, four bedrooms, bath-room, &c. ; garden and shrubbery in front. Rents moderate. Apply to J. B, Taylor, 62, South Ca.tle-street. 652 ripo be LET, LITHERLAND-MOUNT, Litherland, contain ing three sitting-rooms, four bedrooms, and dressing- good garden. conservatory, hot-house, &c., &c. Early pos.ses sion may be had. For tickets to view and further particulars apply to Mr. G. A. Tinley, 9. Orange-court. 1 HOUSE TO LET.—TO PARTIES FURNISHING.' A GENTLEMAN giving - up Housekeeping is desirous of _/ - X_ LETTING the HOUSE he is leaving to a Tenant who would take the Carpets, Gas-fittings. Window Cornier, ke__ all new last April, and which he will dispose at little more than half their cost .price. Would have no objection to sell -fire Furniture at a valy.ation ; otherwise, it will be Sold House contains four bedrooms, two parlours, ' Rent £l9 per annum. Auction kitchen, washhoust Address B. 1, Noll; Delightful Residence, near the Lakes. TO be LET, Furnished, Halcc a t ; a commo di ous H ouse, i n the valley of Witherslack. It is placed on a rising ground, commanding a beautiful view of Morecambe liav and the surrounding country. It contains Ahree excellent entertaining-rooms, nine bedrooms, nursery, spacious kitchens, butler's pantry and bedroom, and all other necessary offices ; also, a four-stalled stable. The house is six miles from Win dermere, eight from Milnthorpe, eleven from Kendal, five from Grange Railway station, and three hours' journey from Manchester. For further Particulars respecting the proper ty, apply to Mr. Jackson, King's Arms Hotel, Kendal; Mr. W. Wanklyn, Bury, Lancashire; or Messrs. Crossley and Sudlow, Manchester. • Prisons Mantth Wordan,'aied VOMAN, or to w ITA NTED, by'a Young Y 1 _PLAIN NEEDLE . " objection to assist in the house Work 46, STnithdown-lane. Z~CTA TED One h IvA.No7 mid WANTER ING-1 - espeetable YOUNC Lg some knowledge SERVANT Zo be Ket, thrmists MO he LET, a HOUSE and SHOP in Warwick- s t ree t , su i ta bl e IL for a Pawnbrok:x or Grocer. Has been in the latter business for the last 14 years. No goodwill. ---Apply to R. Bolton, 121, Mill-street, Toxteth-park. 6sB TO be LET, a small WAREHOUSE, contain, ing three rooms, situate near the centre of Church-street. The rent is moderate, and the premises are very suitable for workshops. Apply at No. B,—Post-sffice-place, between the hours of eleven and twelve a.m. rro LET I 1 L3sj)q a I Also, Twc fork-stre( small WAREHOUSE, in Henry-street; rent im. Warerooms and Offices (cheap) in Duke- Apply at Duke-street, cOrcercf 1319. Two beautiful COTTAGES f or £ lOO. 10 be SOLD, Freehold of Inheritance, Two very neat CaT- • 1' EWES, situate in a cl ean , h ea lth y, respectable neigh- ODDFELLOWS HALL, ST. ANNE-STREET. E bourhood; near the West De r by- roa d . E ach cottage contains T HE above splendid lIALL to be LET, f or Lectures, parlour, kitchen, and scullery on ground floor, and three good hibitions Public Meetings, Entertainments, Public Din n- ,ove ; large yard a t the back, and flower 'erns moderate, ; or will be For particulars apply to John White, 20, Clay- ton-squan TO be LET, DOUBLE OFFICES and LARGE CELLARS, parts of No. 7, Clayton-square, with front and back •1376. Freehold INVESTMENT for £4OO. entrances to. each. Also, Two good FAMILY HOUSES, in MO be SOLD, Freehold of Itihritance, a very 'choice Lot of Queen's‘road, Evertnn, and One at Rainhill. Apply to O w e n 1 PROPERTY, comprising Three neat Front Houses, all and Mence, first or last address. situate near Edge-hill Church, occupied by respectable tenants , T O LET, Fir. producing the yearly Tent of £35. Price £4oo.—For particu lars apply to John White. 20. Clayton-gnu.... . I the. best, -Si st-rate Premises in South Castle-street, being xtion in Liverpool for the Shipping Trade, n Ironmonger, Skip Store Dealer, or other of a good Shop, with large Cellars e been lately occupied by Mr. Tasker, Betteley and Co., 6, King-street - 7 7 `.., -,-,, -- -4...?...7., and suitable for Trades, consisting Desirable 'COUNTRY RESIDENCE. - beneath, which hay TO be SOLD, a Most e xce ll en t FAM ILY RESIDENCE, Ironmonger.—Apply . sivate in the township of Wavertree, having a frontage of 13 Liverpool. • yards, containing two front parlours, kitchen, scullery, wash house, and pantries ail! on the ground floor ; four large bed-_ . --- - - BOROUGH OF LIVERPOOL. - , ..-.-." both. caxid Vi et{,- clonot, With s-ood ccll, - iug, all in 9, ( - 3 be I-FT, to elisibl , terumts, Th ree new VAU LTS i n excellent order and tho roug hl y sewered. Flower garden in 1 St. Martin's Market. Information as to situation acid front, and the free use of 500 yards of land -for a' kitchen other particulars may he obtained from Mr. Stonehoes.e, the garden. Price only £4150.---For notes to view apply to John Superintendent of the Market. Sealed Tenders, stating rent White, 20, Clayton-squire. Proposed to he given, with reference as to respectability, must, be sent, addressed to the "Chairman of the MarketsUmn- Cheap Family HOUSE. mittee, Town-hall, Liverpool," on or b e f ore Saturday next, TO be SOLD, Freeh o ld o f I n h er i tance, a good Family the 3rd day of September, 1559. The Committee,* not !And _ them HOUSE, situate near th e W est D erby-road, with a selves to accept the highest Te:zder.—B y or d er, , frontage of about seven ya r d s ; c on t a i n i ng two large parlours, WM. SHUTTLE NORT H. ',- with kitchen, scullery, &c., on the ground floor, and five good bedrooms above. Itslnt 05 per annum. Price only £450 per annum,---Forparticulars apply to John White, 20, Clayton- ;;; LIVERPOOL. • gio BE TAT, to eligible tenants, Thirteen BUTCHERS' j and PROVISION SHOPS, in Gill-street Market. Infor mation as to situation and, other particulars may be obtained from Mr. Hutchison, the Inspector of the above-uamed Market. Sealed Tenders, stating rent proposed to be given, with refer ences as to respectability, must be sent addressed to the " Chairman of the Markets Committee, Town-hall, Liverpool," on or before Saturday, the 3rd day of September. The Com mittee do not bind themselves to accept the highest tender. tgr 1 7t Split tity n 69 iSfetittllt MO be SOLD, cheap, three large, handsome metal CHAN DELIERS, fitted with Oil Lamps, suitable for a place of worship or other large bv" - ' -- Rroughanci-road, Seacombe Tess, per post, G. H., ws.ass ' By order, WILLIAM SHUTTLEWORTIL Town Clerk Town-hall, September 1, 1859. TO GENERAL BROKERS, TRADESMEN, AND OTHERS. THE Patent BARREL PACKAGE of every description and size, adapted for all kinds of Dry Goods, Samples, &c., &c.—Apply to George Goore, 5, Rumford-street, Agent to the Manufacturer. ' Ztr be het, üblic VOUStS, IcCr OSALE, a Second-hand Condensing BEAM ENGINE , 21-inch cylinder, newly bored out ; air pump, 14-inch, re-bored, and fitted with new pistons an' ' parts polished up. Will be sold cheap Landless, Nelson Foundry, Burnley TO THE EMBARRASSED, JOHN F. WHITELOCK begs to inf o rm pa l that he obtains, immediate protection. be Apply to J. and J. 657 speedily recovered, and all moneys promptly paid over. Apply to John F. Whittlock, Auctioneer and Accountant, 52, Man ster-street, Liverpool. JJOAN F. WIIITELOCK has to LET a number of fir s t-cl ass Free WINE and SPIRIT VAULTS, situate in the principal parts of Liverpool, at in-comings from £BO to £l,OOO. Also, several BEERIIOUSES, trim £l5 to £lOO. Parties desirous of entering the Public line will do well to call upon John F. Whitelock, Auctioneer, &c., 52, Manchester-street, Liverpool. JOHN P. WHITELOCK has been favoured with inst ruc ti ons to LET a Free WINE and SPIRIT VAULTS in one of the greatest thoroughfares in tuzn, and doing a good trade. In coming £4OO, well worth £6OU. This to a man of business will prove a fortune. For particulars apply to John F. Whitelock, Auctioneer, &c., 52, Manchester-street, Liverpool. TO BREWERS, PUB dCANS, AND OTHERS TORN F. WHITELOCK has to LET on LEASE, tft Corner WINE and SPIRIT VAULTS, situate in a populated neighbourhood. The present tenant. having. fiester-street Liverpool TOHN F. WIIITELOCK h as t o LET a Free Corner WINI tand SPIRIT VAULTS, with spacious house close to the Docks and Custom-house, doing a first-class t This establishment TO STEREOTYPERS /TO be DISPOSED OF, by Private Co n tr ac t, a ll t h e REQUI SITES for carrying ou a business in the above line. Very moderate and liberal terms will be accepted, and also every encouragement given to a competent party.---Apply by letter, addressed "Stereotype," Northern Daily Times office. COLLARD AND COLLARD TO be SOLD, considerably under the usual price, at J. Howard's, Universal Music Depot, Cross-street, Chester-street, Birkenhead, a superb Cottage PIANO-FORTE possessing all the characteristics and improvememts of th above firm, and personally selected at their manufactory on month sine( SHELLS, MINERALS, FOSSILS, AND GEOLOGIC AL ROCK. THE Collection of the late DAVID DI SOFT, Esq., of Manchester, is now offered for Sale, either in Lots or single Specimens. It contains large series of rare Bulimi. toscoe Arcade, Liverpool. d N ' SALE, One 30-horse Beam ENGINE, complete ; Three / 6-horse ditto ditto ; one 20-horse steam cylinder, with The above are all second-hand, and in iiston and valve Zto bt or Net. TO be SOLD or LET, Two new detached VILLAS, in Lilly road,' Fairfield, containing dining, drawing, and br'akfast rooms, and butler's pantry, on the first floor ; nine bedrooms, dressing-room, bath-room, closet, &c., with garden back and front ; and now ready for occupation. Apply on the premises. Also, to be Sold, Three HOUSES, Canton-street, Everton ; rental, £72. Two HOUSES, east side of Berkeley-street; rental, £9O. And Two HOUSES, Nos. 4 and 5, Par'.-field terrace, Prince's-park ; rental, £155. Apply at No. 51, Sefton street, Brunswick Dock. MO be SOLD or LET, a recently-erected and most substan j tially-built DWELLING-110USE, situate No. 103, Bedfor street South, in the immediate vicinity of Falkner-square, containing spacious entrance-hall, three large and lofty enter talning-rooms, butler's pantry, and billiardroom on the ground floor ; servants' rooms, kitchens, larders, &c., on the base ment, and eight large bedrooms, dressing and bath-rooms (with a constant supply of hot and cold water in each) above. The house is replete with extra and modern conveniences in every respect, and the furniture may be taken at a valuation, if desirable. Apply on the Premises ; or to Mr. S. Waterhouse, 4, Derby-square. Alisailantaus Mots. WANTED, a respectable English Girl, as NURSE for Child who can walk, and to make herself useful. M t sew well —Apply at the Northern Daily Times office. 253 lEFT -OFF CLOTHES WANTED, for E x p or t a ti on , (L a di es ', .4 Gentlemen's, and Children's,) for which the highest price will be given in cash. Ladies and Gentlemen waited on at any hour in all parts of Lancashire and Cheshire.—Address - w Mr. or Mrs. Jackson, 47, Brownlow-hill. , ANTED, 'a respectable Person as NURSEMAID. --Apply N.B.—Naval and Military Clothes of all kinds bought. tfo to Mrs. Wilson, Melville Cottage, Melville-place, Grange-Line, Birkenh ea d, b o tt om house in the garden. Gat world, and second to w•ca a 6 £54 per week, which might be greatly increased by a man c business. None but bona fide parties, with means to take, wi be treated with ; Incoming ;1,000. Rent £120.--For furthe particulars apply to Mr. chester-street, Liverpool Whitelock, Auctioneer, JOHN F. WHITELOCK has received inst ruc ti ons t o L ET Free WINE and SPIRIT VAULTS, situate close to market, and doing an excellent business. Incoming. on] Auctioneer, &c., 52, ,Manchester-street, Liverpool JOHN F. WHITELOCK has to LET a snug WINE and SPIRIT VAULTS, within 200 yards of a railway station, doing a fair trade. This is a good chance for a beginner, as the beds let off for more than the rent. Incoming £l2O. For full particulars apply to John F. Whiteleck,Auctioneer, &c., 52, Manchester-street. Liverpool. MIN F. WHITELOCK has to LET, a COMMERCIAL t) HOTEL, near the Docks and Sa,ilors' Home, containing bar, bar parlour, commercial room, a large kitchen and scul lery, together with sitting-room, and six bedrooms upstairs. The present tenant having realised a fortune, is the sole cause of leaving. This is really a bargain, and if taken immediately may be had for £4OO. Rent £lOO ; lets off £2s.—For further particulars apply to John F. Whitelock, Auctioneer, &c., 52, Mane nester-stieet, Liverpool. JOHN F. WHITELOCK has to LET, a BEERHOUS E and RESTAURANT, close to Lime-street Station, with every convenience for doing an extensive business. There are ten bed-rooms and a large club-room ; also four clubs attend the house weekly. This only requires to be seen to insure a cus- tomer, as the i ventory contains more value than is armed for incoming, viz., £l2O. ' Rent £50.--Apply to John F. White lock, Auctioneer, &c., 52, Manchester-street, Liverpool. Vrroaus gantr.4. WANTED, a KITCHEN SERVANT, who can milk. English preferred.--Apply at 39, Mount-pleasant. 686 WANTED, a SERVANT-OF-ALL-WORE. Must be able to do plain eookine, and have a good character.— • at 100, Myrtle-strepr Air ANTED, a few miles from Liverpool, a Confidential Person, who understands the management of milk and 'stater, and plain cooking. 6sB WANTED, a Youth who write figures_ n. LIVERPOOL W_ Errand Porter. apply to the House Surgeon; at the Infix street, on Thursday, Friday,- and Saturday 2nd, and 3rd of September, at half-past nine MATRIMONIAL THE Advertiser, whose sonal appearance, is donee with some lady, not mony. She must be of some editc Rua disposition, and will meet with the who are sincere may add ress , with per G. Weeton, Havre, France. • tge Is t desirous OF CUMBERLAND OFFICE. ANTED, two Butlers, one :professed Cook, one Upper Housemaid, two liouseindds (where butlers are kept,) two Kitehennutiis, one - Laundryinaid, an Upper Nurse (where two under nurses are kept); good Plain. Cooks, Nurse Ilouse maids, and General Servants, Wanted daily. A- Cnnk. CHIEF A( WANTED, CII District, b: Parties only o; them sufficient leisure to r. terms will , gs, and spE went, liberal name and add and Co., Its i Li& empiDgments aaantth. WANTED, by a Youth, agi GROOM, where a coacher -Address A.B. 6.1 f charactc WANTED, PUPILS foJ. Spanish, and Latin Class Terms, from 10s. 6d. per course. road, near Bootle. a trench, German, Italia Llso, Music and Singing. )elta, Post-office, Derby- ITANTED, in a Shippin f V Situation, by a Youn with General Business, and know T., Office of this Paper. j / ANTI by a respectable Young Per Son, V V as TEACHER in a School or Family, or . . ; Northern Daily 3a29 1 uscal IyARMING, in all its in the I to Ban clior and GARDENER, I 'ae ( Wife as COOK 6 1 Also WANTED charact( Apply to Mrs street. 6a30 : , .ner, by a person who of their gial•y.MoscoW, thing Less in all its branches. 2 I ary cattlristum ; I part of the Westerns Your ever affectionate het is what is most fatal to us. As for Sauli, if he mile, you will tell him that we are in.aqcord with the Casati that I will never receive him. ‘TRANcois." ND OFFICIAL INTELLIGENCE s' - The Queen and Prince Consort,. accompanied by the i se Princess Alice,, Prince. Arthur, .Princ ess L ou i sa, an d irsunder Princess Helena, left. Halyrood P a l ace a t a quarter to rt waat rs a nine on Wednesday morning, - an d p roc e e d e d t h rough u ,, e fec ul _ the Park to St. • Margaret's • statio7, where a special train • _ss to convey the royalparty northwards s. His Royal Highness the Prince of Wales e anied his illustrimis parents to the railway station, having awaited their -departure, afterwards returned o Holy-rood. The Queen's train left St. Margaret's at, nine o'clock preeiselv. The royal party reached Balmoral at about six in the evening. His ROyal Highness the Prince of _Wales will join aid the Prince Consort at Balmoral in about UNIOR CLERK (salts b t r Attrtion. lIOYLAKE. FORTY-ONE IRON GARDEN HURDLES, Modern HOUSEHOLD FURNITURE and other .genuine Effects ATEssRs, .F. & J. HODGSON will SELL by AUCTION, on Wednesday, ith September, punctually lloyla te, at twelve o'clock, on - the piemises, Carlton-ten• In Mahogany : Slx riole chairs in green morocco leather, tables six ditto and sofa in li cloth, lounging chair, dining frames, chiffonnier, ditto with serpentine front birchwood Tt•dor bedsteac plewood and iron French bedsteads, goose fella, toilet tables, dress! •ods, door mats, k. be had on the premises ; or previously, of Mc Hodgson, at their Offices and Rooms, Argyle- EDGE-LANE, STANLEY Modern, Substantial TURE, elegant ov, E, and Genuine HOUSEHOLD FURNI 'aI-shaped Chimney Glass in carved and , ...pea trame, Gas Chandeliers, Framed Prints, Eight-day Timepiece in marble frame, surmounted with bronzed figure, Eight-day Spring Dial Ditto in mahogany case, Mahogany Wardrobe, •Electro-plated Article, Maho gany Hall Table, with marble-tOp, and other Effects of a gentleman declining housekeeping (recently new, and in good condition). M ESSRS. F. & J. HODGSON w i ll SELL by AUCTION, on Monday, the 12th instant, punctually at Eleven o'clock, on the premises, 2, Peveril-terrace (opposite Jackson's Ropery, top of), Edge-lane, Stanley, the substantial and handsome HOUSEHOLD FURNITURE, &c., comprising, In Mahogany—Chiffonnier, 4 feet 6 inches long, sets of hair seated chairs with arched top rails, a couch to match, and a eabriole lounging chair, all in hair-cloth, dining table, card table on pillar and scrolls, elliptic top occasional table with fall-down leaves, rosewood Davenport, Brussels and Kidder . refs, green n] crimson merino damask ditto with cornice poles, an elega. B lass in carved and gilt frame, ditto in haped frame, handsorde lironze - and relief gas chandeliers for modern oval chimm two and three lights, P ar i an fi gures under glass shad Venetian and wire blinds Framed Prints, including " Nelson on board the San Josef," and companion print, " Wellington and Pincher," after Barker, by Lewis; other tine prints after Ansdell, Herring, Frith, and others, Hall and Stairs—Mahogany hall table on carved cabriole supports with marble top, ditto hat stand, barorieter by Pedilone, the eight-day spring thin timepiece, ext glass hall In Bed-chambers—Mahogany Tudor bedstead and damask hangings, capital mahogany wardrobe, pair of toilet tables on pillarS, commode, toilet glasses, a "birchwood Tudor bedstead and drAla damask hangings, with chests of drawers, pillared toilet tables, chairs,' and toilet glaAs also in birchwood to correspond," painted chamber furniture, white goose feather beds, blankets, sheeti, chamber ware. Kitchen utensils, china, glass, electro-plated articles, &c _ _ To be viewed on the mOrning Of sale (a view day being incln venient), when catalogues may be had on the premises ; at the Northern Daily Times news -, aper office, 13, South John-street, Liverpool ; or of Messrs. F. and J. Hodgson, at their offices and rooms, Argyle-street, Birkenhead. sl2 bt *Jib, Piutifing Nusea deelaratior. loved, wer YAL INFIRMA. r, active Written Sinele 1 ST,G MAN, 3 to charactc must bi Eromlllow -4s, the Ist, nty-tive, c f Opeping Correspon- thirty, with a view to Mat ,greeable . Those Edward Consequelatly, that existent d the your par' freut T Geller, " Dear Fo: cm as COACHMAN OOD and confirm r Dabli DUKE OF MODENA'S OPINIONS tESPECTING THE EMPEROR LOUIS N - APOLEON AND THE, PRESS: - - --- • (From the Earls (orrevondeitt of the Times.) Certain documents were recently found in the ar chives tlf the Duke of Modena, and among them two autograph letters addressed by the Duke to his Minister reach Government, and though kn3wn to exist; the - unconscious until Count Morny's recent complete liberty they''reallv en- just-been forwarded to a certain journal, in which will doubtless appear. PAVALLO, 9. That of Nesselrode is a simple loes not appear anything else. le ever gooilwill of Piedniont to inform you that it appears to me -very oar journal should go as it does gleaning .ories.. On reading it no one could guess journal of a government which has not .‘i•a - poieon--tile journal of the' only govern ment who ;lesire:•to know nothing of this brigand (di quel brigante was .disgusted to see in yester- wzy :s munuer unnecessarily copied the article of the Monitor). on the Archduke Maximilian at Toulon. Silence . might have been maintained, or it might be said that the Archduke had been feted, that he had seen everything ; but to repeat the words that he was in .admiration of Napoleon and of modern France is enotwo to 'mute one let one's arms fall and mystify all the simpletons who will believe that to-morrow, I wish to repair the wrongs of which I ant culpable towards M. Bonaparte; The Archduke may have proposed a toast to the' self-styled Emperor, but it is known that he did drily, and without adding a single word. He , S been invited. to Paris, but has excused himself. it the Moniteur (Moniteur Men us hear of things which have no I aesire, moreover, and even I command you, to take articles of the J.Vord, that excellent and well-edited Jurnal, which you have, and that you lay aside the filthy and stupid courrier Dalien, and many Sardinian gazettes, as well as the Triegthte, which seem to be a little too much the oracles of the Jfessager, and that you take only the indifferent articles; but that the articles shall not be copied in which are avowed sentiments contrary to ours. The _Augsburg Gaz•ette has sometimes excellent articles of just' defiance on ',that. barraque Bonapartigte. Per- AT I 0 N as • taps it would be well t o t rans l a t e th em ,• if a good trail's .fwo years and lator can be found, for I foresee this just objection on son's, 97, Mount- I would have advised Ferdinand Galvani to ...ently consult his uncle, Don Cesar, on this compo sition. If he did so I believe the matter would be better, inasmuch as I think the paper has more character and ca3l' political colour. I conclude with saying that lam ever 1 Merchant's Office, a your very affectionate. " FRANCOIS. " is well acquainted - • —Address to J. B. SITUATION of L • Companion graphic i • ' but n this world only " PAVALLO, Sept. 11, 1855. 'eply in a few words to your letter -day, which 'brought me th e t wo ' me l anc holy tele espatches .. from the Crimea. In this world, can rascals (coquins) triumph. Jelieve, moreover, that the "Westerns are at the apogee Efunceforth, as after ,the burning of will turn, if it please God, to their • ---- see a revolution- and an increase of insolence on the Austria is in a fix (impasse), and y 'aske GARDEN" WANTED; a SITUATION as ,( thoroughly understands the 1 WANTED, by CLERK T - experience, and 'in Can give TiltleB Oft A YOUNG MAN, wi branches, will be North of England or Sc Letown,.fsle of Man Young Man, Merchant's Of AGRICULTURI house fc MITE Advertiser was 1. to a mercantile cis bookkeep ettpaeit SITUATION hi any auditor,. ex am iner, ar WANTED, a Situ by a I LAUNDRESS a Situati respectable Married .s COACIDIAN GRO.O WANTED, Situ, Levi. Stationer a good 'COOKS ADAMS'S One Shinji g Box of STATIONERY I ten I Tir Eafi. (lranville will relieve Sir George Grey in once upon her Majesty about the 14th of E PAPER, Septeml ltin riage is arranged between Mr SEVENTI Wm. ( 'Vernon 11 - arcolla, son of the PEN & HOLDER, WAX, PENCIL, & BLOTTING PAPER Rev. IV. 1 7 :Harcourt, canon of York, an d gran d son o f the late Archbishop. of York, and Miss Lister, daughter • of Lady Theresa Lewis, step-dau g ht e r o f Si r George C. Lewis, and niece of the Earl of Clarendon and Lord 63, CHURCH STREET, LIVERPOOL VISITORS to LONDON are respectfully informed John RI hey will find BOARDING BURY. Bed and I,r,OYlrt.; HORNE 14 R. " THOMAS LLOYD h'g j inform his fri‘ ads and the piblic t tbly enlarged_ his premises, 5, N,ltv7n9ton, 'OIIY, NEWINGTON. respectfully to t hC has consianr well ventilated, has been added, ;uperior accommodation for c )m, convenient and di ions afford Gentlemen having Ha accommodation first-cl ation of the Repository off satisfactory disposal of props The Sales by Auction will be rc Bth, at two o'clock precisely successive Friday at the abc ,g given, and every facility offered to veto 'S The efficacy c buovan We are gratific they openly an The result has been tha men, have 'obtained what Tfie empic now in o• ?en Mark( re the nd no lock men are of the value of of, and they are both uuu in a sow .nays it is plain, from what has already EXPLOSION OF A .LOCOMOTIVE, AND Loss OF LIFE -occurred, all the men will" be absorbed, and:the usual A remarkable accident, unfortunately attended with the routine of the trade will be in force. We wish we loss of two lives, has occurred on the I3uteside railway. could see our way as clearly to a solution of the London On Tuesday morning, about eight o'clock, a locomotive strike ; but of this happy prospect there are as vet no was being driven by a man named Sohn Raymond towards symptoms." There is evidence on the face of the article sonic empty coal trucks, which were to be removed. from which this extract is taken that the Sympathies of Philips: the latcher, was joining the tender to the empty the writer are with the workmen, and it is not impro- trucks when an explosion took place, and the engine bable that he has derived information from them. was blown to pieces. = Large portions of the boiler flew LUMINOSITY AND ELECTRICITY ,IN THE SKY.—The in all direetions, and heavy masses of iron were pro heavens Were brilliantly illuminated about midnight on jested to a 'distance of 200 yards. The stoker was hurled Sunday in this neighbourhood, says the Ha/aches/cr• under the tender and killed on the spot ; the driver's body Guardian, by a mass of white rays or streaks, corn- was cut in two, the head and trunk being thrown into pletely suffused with a vapour of a pink or dark roseate a pit, and the lower extremities into the company's yard. hue, through which brightly shone the stars, present- Philips, being behind the tender, escaped. At pre sen t ing a most beautiful app earance , an d b e i ng f ar more th e ca use o f thi s acc id ent is unknown, but an inquest is deeply coloured than the aurora borealis is to be seen to. beheld. in this region. The phenomenon, as seen at Cheadle, STATISTICS OF, M o a n oN POPULAT ION , — Th e Valley Cheshire, was sufficiently luminous, notwithstanding Tan copies the following statistics of Mormon popula some overspreading clouds, to permit the reading of print tion :—" The 'population of Mormons in the United letters one-eighth of an inch in size. The sheet of deep States and British dominions in 1856 was not less than rosy light, perpendicularly streaked witn pale beams of 68,700 —of which 38,006 were residents in l'Utah, a white hue, appeared on the western side about half- 5,000 in New York State, 4,000 in California, 5,000 way between the zenith and the horizon, these beams of in Nova Scotia, and the Canadas, and 9,000 in South light almost reaching the l a tt er; w hil s t a s i m il ar ly- A mer i ca . In E . tropethere were 30,000--of which 22,000 streaked appearance, but without the pinkness and in- were in Great Britain and Ireland, 5,000 in Scandinavia, tense luminosity, extended over the eastern side of the 1,000 in Germany and !Switzerland, and in France and heavens, moving en maw southward with the western the rest of Europe, 1:,000 ; in Australia and Polynesia, part, and resembling the distant appearance of a career- 2,400; in Africa, 100 ; and on travel, 2,800. To these mg storm of hail or heavy rain swept by a high wind. if we add the different schismatic branches, including In a few minutes a great change had taken place in the Strangeites, Rigdonites, and Whiteites, the whole Sect aspect of the heavens, the rich colour had somewhat was not less than 126,000. In 1857 there appears to paled,. and a new form and position had been taken by have been a decrease in the population of Utah—the the electric current ; at the zenith - a bright • and perfect number being only 31,022 ; of which 9,000 were chit radiation appeared, which extended, slightly interrupted dren, about 11,000 women, and 11,000 'men capable of by cloud, a great distance towards every part of the .bearift arms. There arc 388 men with §3 or more horizon, w hil s t amongs t th e rays incessantly .. played wives; :of these 13 have morethah 19 wives, 780 men sheet lightai ng , ren d er i ng this the grandest spectacle of with 5 wives, 1,100 with 4, and 2,400 with 'more than 1 that period of the night. `wife. Recapitulation-4,617 men. with 16,500 wives." .pose of, will find the al and convenient situ- excellent medium f'or the med onFriday, Septembe to be held on each lolloway's with such SI 'l' LT A oon a lady. N s Igrs. Woad, is COACHMAN of stead`• hab .e a firs test be wel I THE !ruporar f the Belgians, accompanied by the Duke if the Count de Flandre, went to Ostend ie Prince of Prussia. on Sunday to visi The new:, from Sans Souci, says a Berlin letter of the 28th, has again become very disquieting. The great heat which has been experienced has produced a bad effect on the King's health„ It was feared that he would die in the night, and in consequence his Majesty was not removed from SanS Souci to Potsdam, as had been in tended. His Majesty's hearing is said to have become • We learn from Rome the death of Cardinal Falconieri, Archbishop of Ravenna., The deceased was born in Rome in 1794, and was consequently nearly sixty-five years of age. He was invested with the Purple by Gregory XVI. in 1838. - 4 --- THE OUTRAGE AT BRADFORD.-The man Coley, who was so fearfully stabbed on Sunday night, was still alive oii Tuesday, but in a mest precarious state. the ..... ...,. The prisoner Clark was brought bef ore borough ma gistrates on Tur , sday, on remand, but on the application of the chief constable he was remanded until Saturday. ..._ . _ - lark and John Irwin were also again brought double charge of attempting to rescue Clark nd of vic EnANcE.—On Wednesday Mr. Rutter, on the body of Arlington-street, Sal- Abler, trli on Tuesday morning; the d heard a uoisc nowv., sne was nor he floor in a pool of blood, _ [iceman who was called in his throat with a razor, which was deceased had been drinking for le-time past,- and his wife was drunk in bed at the time he committed the rash act. A verdict of suicide, Whilst in a state of temporary insanity. *as returned. nd him ly SEPTEMBER 2, 1859. S4lipping Anttnignut. MOON'S CHANGES, FIRST QuAn., 4th day, 3h. 47m. morn TIDE TABLE FOR WEEK ENDING SEPT. 3 28—Sunday ..... . 29—Monday..... 30—Tuesday.... 31—Wednesday I.Thursday... x. x 11 19 0 0, 0 23 3—Saturday WIND AT HOLYHEAD, Yesterday,W.N.W...Prezth Ur( „ „ LIVERPOOL, „ N.W ARRIVED Sapt. 1 Tamaulipas (ss Calcutta :owc,Caleutta I Bent ~ tti. Ympress of India, Brown, Eliza H un t er, Machone, • ..• Rangoon 'Trinidad Clifton Belle, Cartett, Bombay Anna Melhuish ...Rio Janeiro Albatross ' Bombay Lord Clyde St. John, N.B. Adam Carr Buenos Ayres Success, llans, ...Pernambuco Spectre Valparaiso William Steers, Walsh, Vigilant, Clausen O s t en d Newfoundland Vere Jamaica Georgiana,Coombes, Guadiana Tenipleman Oetavia, Tepsen ...Maranham I Ellen Austin, Garrick, Thetis (ss), Davis. Dunkirk New York SAILED, Anglo-Saxon (ss), Ballantyne, Quebec Sept. 1 liangaroo (ss), Jeffery, , New York I FOREIGN PORTS Rising Sun, Scholfield, from /..ustralia at Callao. Margaret, Cu nmings, hence at St. John, Xl.l•'. Ilarry,Clem, Kelly, from Barbadoes at St. John, N.F. Margaret Ridley, Brown, and Queen, Bailey, from Brazils at Harbour Grace. Havelock, hence at Bombay. Henry Winch, Griffin, from Badong at Sourabaya. Berwick Walls,. from China at Gravesend. Hidalgo, Smith, from Callao at Punta Arenas, and sailed 19th June for Liverpool. Dennis Bronchia, Whiteway, hence at Callao. Dion::, Fales, from Melbourne at Callao, and sailed for inchas. Globe, Graham, from Chinchas at Callao, and sailed for Melbourne. - Lima (ss), hence, &c., and Ellen Radford, from the Gulf of Trouseau, both at Callao. Mary, Decker; Williams all at St. Thomas. and Wm. Lord, Jun., Maaol , , i e ice at St. Jago de Cuba. Eleanor Thompson, Tookey, hence at La Guads. Valade l'urade Conde, hence off' Havana Aug. 6. J. Stanfield, M'Kenzie, .ailcd from Cronstath for Liverpool'. August 16. Blohm, Petersen, sailed from Altona for Liverpool Aug. 23. Despatch (ss), Farrell, front Cardiff; Albanian (ss), Bateg, from Leghorn; Derwent (ss), Looney, from Cardiff; sea, Nymph, Maguh, from Malta; Ella Constance (ss), Pittuck, from Havre; and Imperial (ss), Ilossack, from Zante ; all at. ,Patras. VESSELS' REPORTS Report of the Prince of the Seas, Brown, from Melbourne at Liverpool: Exchanged signals with the French ship Ceylon, from Val— paraiso for Havre, out 37 days, in lat. 28 35 N., lon. 35 9 W., July 14. Resolute (American ship), in lat. 2 39 S., lon. 31 38 W., July 27. "July 27. . 27 l i zse lo d ii t . h 2 e 8 e 3 o 1 n 1 fl v ic . (ship), with troops on board, in lat. 7 Spolie . and passed the Pencess Royal (ship), from Rangoon for Cork or Falmouth, in. lat. 35 26 N., lon. 42 13 W., August 16. Exchanged signals with the Standering (ship), from Bonny for Liverpool. OUTPOSTS, ,DEAL, Sept. I.—Arrived and passed: Madeira, Tobago to London; Lady Ogle, westward to London • West Lothian, westward to north ; - Storm Queen, Calcutta to London ; Nor thumberland, to London ; Paragon, London to Bristol ; slegina, London to Canterbury, N.Z. ; Maio Allan, London to Glasgow ; Alice Droubet, London to Bombay ; Saelbourne, Colombo to Loudon; Matapan, Calcutta to. London; Ariel, Cape of Good Hope to London; Alliance, London to Pori Phillip; City of Brussels, Shields to London; Scargo, Calcutta to London; Oliver Moses, Quebec to London; Hollybeck, St. John to London ; Fredtich, Danzie to Liverpool ; Hunter,. London to Madras; Switzerland, Manilla to London ; Calenon, London to Sydney; Adventure, from Sierra Leone; Jane Par dew, from Cape of Good Hope; Dione, London to Cape of Good don Gem London to Guernsey Bombay and Aberfoyle, Lo to St. John : Hoheldada, to London ; Cattle son, Calcutta to London. GRAVESEND, Sept. _ I.—Arrived Tudsr, from Calcutta .; Rapid, Tarragona ;I Fri °Had, Havana ; Louis, Riga ; Universe, Seville; Moscow, Cronstadt; Oscar, Belize; Euxine„Calcuttai- Emperor, Algoa Bay; Pandora,;3lazagan ; Elizabeth, Soder ham ; Thor, Archangel; Mary and Emily, Cronstadt; Aurora, Havana ; Mary Anne, Smyrna; Albacore, Faro Island ; Nor— thumberland, Bombay; -Augusta Wattenbach, and Tirriell; Calcutta ; Revenio, Demerara ; , Jane Pardew, Cape Town Adventure, Sierra Leone. • , Sailed: Regina, Canterbury, New Zealand; Mx E. Cronstadt. QUEENSTOWN, Sept. l.—Arrived: Sea King, from Liverpool; Florentine, Porta Quarma, Odessa for Cork; Mohawk, Mauri tius ; Roman, Buenos Ayres. Off : Cornelius, Akyab ; Victo ria, Singapore ; Clara, Porto Rico. Sailed : Nuova Providen zia, New Ross; Elizabeth, Liverpool. BELFAST, Sept. I.—Arrived : Dolphin, from Odessa : Stan eard, Quebec. Sailed: Volante, for Troon ; Golden Eagle, Dordt. DUBLIN Sept. I.—Arrived : Arrwart, an d Duk e of Cornwall. Sailed : (incline, for London. GREENOCK, SEPT. 1.---Sailed: Trogan, for Demerara MARITIME EXTRACTS, The steam-tug Dreadnought, from the Isle of Man at Liver pool, with wrecked goods, ex Harlequin. - - - The Standard, Croly, from Belfast for. Quebec, has put back, with cargo shifted. The Sea King, hence for Quebec, has put into Queenstown leaky, and part of cargo thrown overboard, also lost two of her crew, Sept. 1. FLEETWOOD, Aug. 39.—W., strong gale. The ship Sir C,olln Campbell, M'Nabb, for Miramichi, which sailed yesterday in ballast, came to anchor off Shell Wharf about five o'clock this morning, wind contrary, and a gale ; she began to strike hea vily, parted her first bower chain early this morning, and slipped her, second about half-past ten a.m., and made for Fleetwood. Her rudder being disab!el, she could not keep the Channel, and struck on the North Wharf several times. At last she gained the Channel, but when coming into the harbour came in contact with the sloop Eagle, of Liverpool, and car ried away the latter's mast and rigging; also came in contact with a fishng smack, which sustained considerable damage. The Sir Colin Campbell is now on shore on the east side of the harbour, having received considerable damage. QUEENSTOWN, August 30.—The Thetis, of Liverpool, for Quebec, was abandoned, August 14, lat. 48 lon. 39, with eight and a-half feet water in her hold; crew saved by the Burtis, arrived here. WATERFORD, August 30.—The Ann Copping, hence for New— port ; and the Guide, Elliott, from S m y rna, were i n contact to-day, off Passage ; the former was dismasted, and the latter also received damace. ALDBOIIOUGH, Aug. 30.—At anchor in the bay: The French ehassemaree Fileur, Caron, of St. Valery, from Iceland for Dieppe. Schooner Mary Ann, Booth, of and from Sunderland, for Dieppe. Brig Sun, Hills, of and from Sunderland for Cadiz, all well. Captains Booth and Hills report that, in con— sequence of a gale coming on on the 29th, at 7 p.m., they had to bear up from the Gabbard into Aldborough Bay : ' mooth water, and brought up where they noirremain 4 p.m on the 30th. The barque Tritonia, Embleton, of and from Sunderland for Alexandria, all well. Capt. Embleton reports that he had to bear up from the Knock, in consequence of the on 29th. The brig Mary and Emily, Foster, from Cron— tadt for London, all well. Off : The brig Governor, Roberts, from Cronstadt for London 35 days, all well. Captain Roberts. reports that he experienced nothing but gales from the W., and calms since leaving. The French brig Gustave, 28th in, for - aeaux (coals.) Wh en - twenty miles ds westward stant of Lundy ß , or it came on to blow very hard from the S.P. with a very heavy sea, which compell e d th em to b ear up for Penarth Roads, the weather continuing bad, sea very high, and weather thick. On entering the roads, the brig struck on Lavernock Point heavily, and in a few moments went down, giving the crew barely time to get into their boats. Two, of the crew, named Boulin and Pevin, we re d rowne d . Captain, his wife, and three of the crew had a narrow escape ; the boat was filled at itmes with water. They were at last taken on board the brig Prin cess Royal, of Whitby, the captain of which vessel, along with his wife, rendering every assistance in their power, and kindly providing them (the French crew) with clothing, &c., which they were quits destitute of. Captain Reine desires leave, publicly, to thank the master of the Princess Royal, along with his wife, for their kindness ; and also expresses bull gratitude to Mr. Cerlez, shipbroker, of this port, for his kind attention. Roble, of Libourne BIRTH. On the 31st ultimo, at Bootle Village, the wife of Mr. Robert Musker, of a son. MARRIAGES. On the 3rd ultimo, at Hopeton, Jamaica, the Rev. Hubert U. Isaacs, B.A. to Augusta, daughter of the R ev . H. S. Y a tes. vicar of Henlow, Beds. On the 30th ultimo, at Kensington, Robert Baldwin, second son of the late Hon. Robert Baldwin, C. 8., of Toronto, Canada. to Jemima, third daughter of the late Alexander MacDougall, Esq., of Wester-hall, Grenada, and grand-daughter of James Macqueen, Esq., of Kensington. On the 31st ultimo, at Hulme, John Farrington, Esq. , of Stretford, to Matilda Mary, daughter of the late Richard Hitelin, Esq., of Pendleton. DEATHS On the 27th ultimo, in London, Wm. St. Quintin, Esq., Of seampston-hall ILo Nthorpe-lodge, Yorkshire. On the 28th February last, accidentally shot during the riot at Valparaiso, Robert Smallwood, formerly of Hitchin, iler t ' but who had for some time assumed the name of Sheridan. Ile was nephew of the late Joseph Railton, Esq., of Smittlegarth , near Wigton, Cumberland. On the 29th ultimo, from convulsions, Charles. Gordon, the So: ngest child of R'chald Cox*: t, Esq., eur, eon, Pres o On the 30th at Lesson-hall, Wigton, Cumberland,. Charles Ray; Esq., aged 82. Ri O ch n a t r h d e F 3 o i nn kt buylt,imlaote, M of a F ry o , rm th b e y s . u h rnv . ing daughter of the Rev_ 'tinted for the Proprietor, by WILLIAM Glumly, of No. F. Brownlow-street, in the Paridi of Liverpool, and TITOMAIL SIMNEL!. McGarr, of No. 10, St; Chrysostom-street, Evertor,. in the Parish of West Derby, at 40, Leigh-Street, in tly. Parish of Liyerpdol, an d P u bli s h e d b y th em at 13, Son. 4 John-street, in the aforesaid Parish V Liyerpool. SEPT. 2, 109.