The Northern Daily Times. — Liverpool, Merseyside, England, 1853-10-11 00:00:00

SERIALS OF THE MONTH.* THIS is, doubtless, one of the best and most ably conducted of the monthly serials. The present number is really a gem in its way; and the poetical contributions from the exquisite pen of the well known D. F. M'Carthy, and others, stand unri valled for real poetic .beauty. Dr. Hinck's paper on the " Nimrod Obelisk" exhibits considerable oriental scholarship ; and Dr. Faber's essay on the " Cities of the Plain" will be found not less inte resting and instructive by the lover of antiquarian lore. The subject matter of the various articles is considerably diversified, so that all tastes will be certain to find something to feed upon,— " From grave to gay—from lively to serene." Perhaps the most humoursome paper is that by some jovial veteran, who gives his notion of a late trip to the Boulevards, and who, with that peculiar naiveté characteristic of his class, relates much that he had heard and seen " there and back again." The opening paragraph is so quaint that, for the benefit of all intended travellers, we will quote it. We beg, however, to assure Mr. Murray, the excel lent publisher of the Hand-Books of Travel, that we have_no malice prepense in doing so : "Never be in a hurry" when you travel, either for instruc tion, health, or amusement. Reader, observe this maxim and you will be a gainer. We do not mean hereby to recommend you to select a parliamentary train in preference to the express, albeit the former is the safest, and supplies less work for the coroner ; yet almost every body rushes madly on in an agony of speed, and doubly so when they have no defined object in view, with time and money at command. There are only three sound conditions under which it is necessary or desirable to emulate the electric telegraph : when you expect promotion for carrying home despatches announcing a victory ; when you are summoned to the bedside of a dying friend ; and when you are on your way to take possession of a legacy or an estate. ,itt all other times, look around you as well as in front, and stop whenever you have an opportunity. There is scarcely an obscure nook in which you may not find some thing to reward delay. The greatest discoverieshavebeen made by leaving the beaten tracks and going into by-paths. Also, avoid guide-books and local ciceroni—dull companions, who rob you of the charm of exploring for yourselves, and tell you nothing but,what you knew before, or can easily, find out without them. Again, when you venture into strange lands, look not for the familiar faces of Regent-street, or the accents of your cherished vernacular, but rub up your rusty French, German, or Italian, as they may be alter nately required ; live with the citizen of the soil, and learn something of his ways. Lastly, if you wish to enjoy your self' thoroughly, take things as you find theni ; submit to be moderately fleeced (as you will be whether or no) without losing your temper or writing a:letter to the Tines, and give up the delusion, in which you have probably grown old, that you are wiser than your neighbours, and, in fact, the repre sentative Solomon of the nineteenth century. We think it is Rochefoucault who says, 'Le vrai moyen d'etre trompe, c'est de se croire plus fin que les autres (The sure mode of being deceived, is to believe ourselves to be more cunning and clever than the rest of the world.) This same Rouche foucault, was a courtier, a wit, and a little of a roue besides; but he wrote keen, practical, philosophy, understood human nature, and knew how to turn life to the best account." Our gallant veteran, having some spare time hanging on his hands, sets out on a joint voyage of pleasure and business to the gay Parisian metro polis. Our traveller is not a stranger on French ground—though long years have elapsed since last he trod it. He thus speaks of Paris eight and thirty years ago : 7 - "We remember it when there was no street with a pave ment for foot passengers, except the ' Rue de la Paix ' and before gas had superseded the ancient lamps suspended by ropes, which inflicted darkness visible rather than available light. Augustus boasted that he found Rome a city of brick, and left it of marble. George IV. said something to the same effect as regarded London, during his own short reign. The improvements of Paris, completed and in pro gress, are worthy of a similar eulogium. Thirty-eight years ago, the iuditer of this gossip formed a very insignificant faction of a mighty whole which marched along the Boule vards, under the shadow of the stately trees, now sacrificed to liberty and equality, with drums beating, and the stan dards of various nations fluttering in the breeze, arrayed in the proud panoply of war, gorgeous in glittering uniforms, and swelling with recent conquest. Such a gittin' up stairs' has never been seen again, and can scarcely be looked for above once in twenty generations. Many tens of thou sands who look past in that stirring scene have been gathered in by the sickle which spares no one ; while we, with other survivors, have long subsided into the noiseless obscurity of the half-pay list—useless encumbrances, held in holy detestation by Joseph Hume and the economists, who think we are called upon, ;as disinterested patriots, to die simultaneously by common consent, at the conclusion of the great war. We had done our work, and should have de parted with it." The writer not only philosophises, but solilo quises and moralises at pleasure. He is likewise " up" in the classics, and doubtless exercises skill in - the application of that sort of lore. This will be at once perceptible upon perusing the introduc tion to a most amusing incident, which we beg to recommend to the attention of the author of " New Readings," and the learned Editor of" Notes and Queries !"—of course not forgetting the sapient reader— "From London to Dover (now by a ridiculous recent affec tation changed into Dovor), the express whirls you in two hours. Having time on hand before the packet sailed, I walked up to Shakspeare Cliff," and, when I reached the summit, repeated the immortal bard's description to myself, the crows, and the murmuring surge,' as in duty bound. The Cliff must have declined in height since that beautiful imagery was composed, or is indebted to the genius of the poet for exaggerated proportions. My thoughts reverted to Suniuni and. Leucadia, the temples of Minerva and Apollo, Falconer's Shipwreck,' and the sacrifice of the love-sick Sappho. I had seen both the classic headlands of Greece, and thought them more formidable. I looked for the sam phire gatherers, but either they had gone to dinner, or the dreadful trade' has ceased its dangerous attractions. While I was indulging in rumination, ' the world forgetting, by the world forgot,' a worthy official of the coast-g uar d, w h ose station was close by, and singularly ill-placed for patrolling the beach below, came up and accosted me. He 'informed me that I was standing on a very celebrated spot. To this I assented readily_; and then inquired if he could tell me of anything remarkable that had ever happened there. I" o,yes,' he returned, ' the Duke of Gloucester was going to throw himself over, only Mr. Shakspeare would not let him. "'How long ago did this happen ? ' A good many years. '"What Duke of Gloucester ? ' I ventured to ask, hesita _ whis question puzzled my informant for a moment. He had never heard but of two, the late Silly Billy,' and Richard of evil fame, with the hump-back. He knew, and had often seen them both—the first in person, the last by deputy, on the stage. He could not be quite positive which, but one of these it was most certainly. Noting down this new reading of King Lear, as a valuable contribution to the next volume of Shakspeare's notes and corrigenda, I descended to the steamer and embarked." Our author crosses over to Calais—from thence right on to the gay 'city, vividly painting the scenery as he passes, and enlivening it with his torical associations. We shall halt with him at the station house hall, along with a motley group of travellers : "Arrived at Paris, and while you are waiting in the hall of the station-house, until your luggage is announced as ready for the inspection of the custom-house officers, who give very little trouble, you will be amused by the various advertisements affixed to the walls, generally accompanied by an English translation, of which the following may be considered as a specimen:--" The omnibus to the all wards of Paris ; also a hired coach, to hold four, six, or eight per sons when it pleases." The constant influx of English visitors has caused the language of our nation to be almost as indispensable as French, but the Saxon idiom is some times a little de-composed. I read in the printed list, at a cafe restaurant, in one of the most frequented quarters, this notice :—" As the waiter is responsible for the all things, if broken it will be charged in the bill at his just price." And in more than one shop window appears this startling an nouncement :—" The:English spiked here." Polyglot ad vertisements are ingenious and convenient, and are becoming popular everywhere, in London as well as on the Continent. The best of thitkind that ever appeared, was placed under the signboard of a frontier inn, but I cannot recollect the exact locality : " ' In questa casa troverete Tout ceque I'on pent souhaiter, Vinum, panem, pisces, carries, Coaches, chaises, horses , harness Net follows a humoursome description of a scene enacted at Meurice's Hotel—which hotel is commended both for the reasonableness of the charges, and the excellence of the table d'hote, by the way, matters worthy of no small note in those days of unreasonable fleecing—for which see the Times for the past three months. But we are digressing : " The gue . sts being English, all think themselves called upon to speak, or try to speak, French, in compliment to France. The waiters being French, all endeavour to deliver themselves in English, in compliment to England. This interchange of the 'entente cordiale,' leads to a vast disburse ment.of unintelligible babel, making it sometimes diffiCult to obtain what you want, and in the midst of which we once heard an irascible Londoner roar out- 4 Garsong, d-- your eyes, bring me tine serviette !' " After gratifying our curiosity with an elegant de scription of the public buildings in Paris, and Con trasting them with the dingy sights' of our own metropolis —our agreeable traveller proceeds to notice the politesse of the English and Continental nations, which he illustrates by, examples : " A Frenchman is habitually Courteous and polite to all strangers requiring information.- He will go a hundred yards to direct a bewildered foreigner who has lost his bearings. Not so in England. In nine cases out of ten, it is better to trust to chance than to ventnre questions. If you ask a passer-by which is William-street, either he is a stranger, or can't tell, or he is disobliging, and wont. Once in York shire. I civilly requested a lout, who was swinging on a gate, in all the lazy luxury of independence, to tell me the road to Barnsley. He took his pipe deliberately from his mouth, said, in his barbarous 'patois, " Go and ax;" and then burst into a horse-laugh at his own wit. I was strongly tempted to humanize him with a horsewhip ; but, unluckily he was the abler of the two. The incident' contrasts fearfully with the polished urbanity of a Tuscan peasant, who being asked by a traveller to direct him on the way to Sienna, replied in musical accents and a poetical strain, not unworthy of Tasso or Guarini, Pam& it flume, salite it mode, la 81 trovra Sienna. The other day, in Paris, I gave an individual, who looked like a beggar, a couple of sous. He had not asked for alms, but his face implied that he 'would receive a donation. He took off what had once been a cocked hat, ;bowed nearly to the ground, and with a full flourish of the - right arm, said, ' Monsieur, je vous remereia au nom de la nation entiere'— (I thank you, sir, in the name of the whole nation.") We shall not tire the reader's patience further than to give one other extract on the relative merits of the public vehicles of Paris and London : "Public vehicles of all kinds are much better regulated in Paris than in London. There is one uniform fare for, a set down to any part of the city, with a trifle to the driver, technically called a ' pour 'the—something to drink. A penny suffices for this gratuity. In London it is impossible to get in or out of a cab without a dispute, and this annoy ance is not likely to be remedied by the new act. Your Paris Jehu is a more considerate animal than London Cabby, and seldom ' tries it ,on,' even on a foreigner. If you meet with an exception, tell him to drive you to the prefecture de police,' which, he dares not refuse, and he gives in at once. He would rather resign a day's work than face that dreaded tribunal, which invariably decides against him, no matter what may be the merits of the case. The carriages are cleaner, more comfortable than ours, and are driven at a slow pace, an incalculable advantage to pedestrians, who have no emulation to be run over unless by free choice, as Hindoo fanatics purposely throw themselves in the way to be crushed under the car of Juggernaut. In London, you require one pair of eyes at least, before you venture on a crossing. A cab in Paris costs twelve-pence halfpenny for a single " course " anywhere within the boundary, and carries four persons at this rate ; if engaged by the hazer, the charge is eighteen-pence. The city being circular, there is scarcely any distance amounting to five miles ; the entire circumfer ence, without reckoning the suburbs, is not more than fifteen. A honest ' cocher ' asked me if it was true, as he had heard, that the cabmen' had lately made a revolution in England, and obtained a parliament of their own. I ex plained to him as well as I could, the particulars of the late strike, and how his brethren of the whip had gained nothing, but lost several days' work by their folly. It was useless, for he evidently considered his version of the affair to be nearer the truth than mine." . • The Dublin University Magazine: No. CCL. Dublin lulus M‘GlAshan. COUNTY CO URT. v --ESTERDAY, , . His Honor, JOSEPH POLLOCK; Esq., sat at ten o'clock, yesterday. Several commitment summonses were disposed of, none of which presented any . public importance. The Court then proceeded to take up insolvent cases. In re MEYER.—Hermann Christian Meyer, a German, was opposed by Mr. Hime, on behalf of Messrs. and Jaffa, and by Messrs. Smith, Halliday, Henderson, Clarke, Ward, and other creditors. Mr. Hughes 'appeared for the insolvent. It appeared that the insolvent had taken a house in Moorfields, and subsequently in Renshaw-street, as a restaurant and victualler's establishment. Not being pos sessed of capital, he had incurred several debts for the fitting up of the prethises, and the speculation proved a failure. Mr. Hime asked for a suspension of the petition upon the ground that the insolvent had embarked in a business speculation without being possessed of capital sufficient to enable him to carry it on, and that he had induced several parties to give him credit upon statements that he was possessed of certain property, which did not afterwards appear. Mr. Hughes urged that the insolvent had been led into the speculation through ignorance of the business of this country, and that no dishonesty whatever was attributable to him iroughout the whole of the transactions. His H ONOR said if he thought the insolvent had been led into the folly which he had committed by ignorance of the country, he would look upon his conduct in d different light from that in which he was now compelled to view it. But in whatever country the insolvent was placed, he should have known that, as an honest man, he should not have taken upon himself engage ments which he had no prospect of being able to discharge. If the creditors thought it their interest to ask for a dismissal of the petition, he should have great difficulty in refusing to accede to their request, but he believed they all considered it more for their interest that the estate should be administered.. He could not think that the insolvent was misled by igno rance of the country, or its language, into undertaking a busi ness without any capital, and making representations to his creditors which were not borne out by fact. The insolvent must have known perfectly well that he had not the means of carrying on business for the length of time by which alone such an experiment could be expected to succeed. Whether by a native of this country,. or by any other, that Court could not sanction the embarking in business when a man had really no means of carrying it on, especially when he had lucrative and respectable employment in a depart ment in which he was qualified to obtain a livelihood. The Court should therefore suspend the final order for nine months, withhold protection for two months from that time, and di rect that the estate should be administered. Mr. Hughes urged that the insolvent should be granted the protection to enable him to carry on his business. The Court enquired what the opinion of the creditors was, and as a majority of them appeared to desire that the protection should bo granted, decided upon allowing it to the insolvent for three months, to be renewed from time to time. Some other insol vent cases of no public • importance were then disposed of. Interpleaders were then taken up. In re LoNasuAw.—Mr. Almond appeared in behalf of Mr. Thompson, claimant, and Mr. Hime for the execution creditor. It appeared that the claimant was lessee of a public house, in which there were certain fixtures, a beer-engine, some tables, and other articles which he claimed as his property. These articles were seized under execution by the creditors of Longshaw, to whom the interest in the house was transferred in 1852. It was urged upon behalf of the claimant that the fixtures had continued to be his property during the different transfers which took place of the public house. Mr. Thompson was briefly ex amined to prove his claim. The Court ruled that there had been no proof that the property belonged to Longshaw, the execution debtor ? and in favour of the claimant. The Court adjourned at one o'clock to ten o'clock this morning. LIVERPOOL MARKETS—MONDAY. (Written expressly for the Northern Daily Times.) COTTON.—The sales to-day are 7,000 bales, 1,500 of which have been taken for export and on speculation. The advices brought by the Niagara have had a tendency to check a further decline, and the market closes with firmness. SUGAR.—There has been a better enquiry to-day, resulting in the sale of 350 hhds. Demerara, at 325. 6d. to 345. ; 65 hhds. Barbadoes at 355. 3d."to 395. 9d.; 800 bags of Dates, at 31s. 6d. to 365. ; 330 bags of Bengal, at 375. 6d. to 40s. ; and 40 barrels of Porte Rico, at 38s. to 395. 3d. per cent. Of MOLASSES, an indirect parcel of 120 puncheons St. Vincent, is reported at 16s. 6d. Rum.—Twenty-fivo puncheons Demerara have brought pre- vious rates. In COFFEE nothing additional has occurred. RICE operations continue extensive, 18,000 bags Aracan having changed hands at 1 la. 9d. per cwt. One hundred bales Bombay Madder Roots have been dis posed of, at 375. 6d. ; 20 chests of Shellac at 48s. to 50s. ; 12 casks Oporto real Argolo at 365. 6d. to 375.; per cwt. and 30 casks cocoa nut Oil at £47 per ton. TEA. —The market Continues firm, and some few sales have been made at previous rates. SHARE MARKETS.-YE STE lIDAY LIVERPOOL.—The market remai state as on Saturday, the transactions are : Caledonian, 24 - 1;" Eclitibro' and Glasgow, 153 ; Lancashire and Yorkshire, 63 ca 2i ; London and N. Western, 103 ; Man. S. and. Lincoln, 20 ; Midland, 60 i 60 59 I N 1; North British, 64 ; South Eastern Stock, 17i 18-9 1 1 8-9 K. much the same MANCHESTER.—The market opened very firm this morning, but towards noon went flatter. We close steady at the lower prices. Stocks scarce for present settlement :-- Ambergate, 4 c l ; Blackburn, 4 15-16 ; Eastern Counties, 1H; Lancashire and Yorkshire, 53 2 , 1; London and North Wes tern, 104; Do. Qrs C, 7-1613. ; Man. Sheff. and Lincoln, 191; Do, New £6 Pref., tip, ; Midland Railway Consols, 60 594 9 ; Do Bradford Shares, 99 ; North British, x.n. 61; South Easrern. x.d. 17 13..16 , 1 11-16 4. LONDON.—Bristol and Exeter, 94 1 ; Caledonian, 501 1 50 x d ; Eastern Counties, 124- 117,-; Great Northern, 741 ; Ditto B, 125; ; Great Western, 814- 801 ; Lancashire and Yorkshire, 63i a 23; Ditto Fifths, lin ; Leeds Northern, 121; London and Blackwall, 71; London and Brighton, 95 ; London and North Western, 1041 3,1 4 ; London and North Western Eighths, 2 ; London. ann South Western, 76 7 ; Midland, 601 60 ; Newport and Hereford, 12=1; North British, 261_; Oxford and Wolverhampton, 381 ; Scottish Central, 87 x. d. ; Scottish Midland, 55 x. d. ; Shrewsbury and Chester (Halves), 74; South Eastern, 60 581 x. d. ; York and Berwick, 63 H ; York and North Mid land, 46. 6 7 53 ; Buckingamshire, 99k; East Lincolnshire, Guar. 6 per cent.,. 143 ; Midland Bradford, 99 100 ; Wear Valley, Guar. 6 per cent., 291. GLASGOW.—Moderate business doing, without much al teration in prices. Caledonians are quoted at £5O. 7s. 6d. being an advance of 50.; Glasgow and South-weitern, X 61.153 being 2s. 6d. below the highest rates of Saturday. DOCK DIRECTORY. BIRKENHEAD Clan Gregor 912 Carmichael, Ashley &Co .. w Campbell 219 Dixon, F. Wilson and Co .. s Amoy, en na .. .. .. .. 0 Laniel O'Connell 88 Tyrrell, Strong an Co 0 . • Athalia, 42, —, .. 0 Devonport 767 Colburn, . Adelaide 74 Beand, S Moore or Glynn . • 0 Duke of Wellington 478 —Gladstone & C O O Altantic, 366, Hughes, J. Carmichael .. 0 Derwent, 220 Bell, A. Crook &Co .. _ Cpl Cot ener 305 Nicholas, Preston & Watson 0 Elizabeth Antoinette 781 Beste, J W Fair. 0 Courier 200, Haaighorst, J Barbour .. 0 dough or Bahr &Co •• •• •• •• Eclipse 68 Gi11... .. .. '.. .. _ .. Eliz. Archer 383 Wilson, J Mon del or Imrie 0 Ethiope (s) 80 Garnett, Jamieson Brothers 0 Esk 217 Peters, T& J Brocklebank .. E Fanny 65 Anderson.. .. .. .. .. _. 0 Eagle 199 Sister, J. Mondel .. .. s ~, Farugo Secunde ISO Faucu, J Meek.. .. 0 Eucles, 350 Anderson .. •• .. 0 Gaut emala 489 Nightingale, J Prpwse .. 0 Gertrudio 226 Sato, J TNickols .. . 0' Grafton 77 Martin, W Cuthbert.. .. .. . 0 Glendalough 1076 Howson, Sll Graves .. E 9 George 137 Parnell, Preston Jr Watson .. O'Hibernia 215 Kelly.. .. _ ,,,, N George 417 Mackie, Lamport .. .. 0 Iris 241 Ybara, Cotesworth &Co or Oleaga E Harmonia 185 Banovick, Preston and Co 0 Isaac Wright, 11 86 , Abell, Baring & Co.. w Helen 38 . 3 Lisano, Preston and Watson .. 0 Johnstone 478 King .. .. w5 l •• Hope, 323, Fortune, Suter &Co .. .. 0 Julie Unzeta 535 Tyrers, or W. Nicol.. —0, Julius, edershn, llB P ... .. .. 0 Jamaica 360 Brown, J Longton or J Hallw * Kelside Wood 234 Higgins . .. 0 Jesefa Juan 400 Ogimaga, Partridge &Co 4 Knight 450, Bradshaw, E. Bates.. John Kitson 305 Tiffon, T Bell .. w 8 Laura 327 Danabrcll,Cotesworth and Co.. o Jesus 728 Omar, Partridge &Co ... .. Liffey 144 Kendrick, E. Rae .. & Loodiannah 744 M'Donnell .. Metite, 247, Debarro, Ginnacopulo & C 0... 0 Liffey 262 Havelock, J Booker or Poole & Moriana Whitburn .. Co • • • • • • • • w6, Preciosa 240 Schweigaard, D E Gau w i n • . & Louisa 202" Kite J Langton or G Simp son E 9I Solva 180 Lofgren, Bahr &Co .. 1,7 Lavinia 308 Tindle, H Smith &Co .. .. 3 Speed, 73, Mackie, Gram, & Co. 0 Liverpool 341 Mondel, J. B. Yates .. w 3 , • • • • TV., Swan, 79, - Garratt .. •• .. 0 Matilda, 318 M -, `Phun .. ... .. 0 Swan 167—, Redhead, .. „ „ .. .. o Miltiades 674 Henry, JS de Wolf .. .. 0 Sultan 931 Brown, S R Graves .. .. .. o Minesota, Allen .. .. 0 .. William and Mary 59 Irving .. . w Nyrerheid 233 Steyn Vos &Co 1... .. .. E 4 Persia 66g —, Robertson & Co, or Imric E 5 HUSKISSON. Perla 302 , J Aikin or F de Oleaga E 9 Queen Mab 3g4, Lamb, Win. Rotherham Blair 83 Owens .. E Rorer 317 Cole, Cotesworth &Co or Pearce 0 _ . . •• •• •• •• •• . . Intrinsic 657 M'Farlane, K. Kirk : . ; Rosina 448 —, Cotesworth or C u thb ert .. EBl .. . .. Jessie, 162 Phillips, D. Cannon Sons &Co 0 Ranger 304 Kirkby, Crabtree &C o . Barring 273 Spittal, Bahr & C o .. Stettin ss 150 Benter, J. Brebner .. ..w Shooting Star 1362, Mc •Calmont & Co ..E Seraphim 299 Orr, Cotesworth & C o .. .. E 3 --- -- Simeon Hardy, 232 Belchur .. .. 0 BANDON. Somorrostro 290 --' Partridge or Baker E4 l Sea Snake 435 Gilbert, Kelso, or Lewis &Co e Salween, 306 White, Cotesworth & Co .. w Briscis 1441 Brown, Gibbs, Bright, & Co.. s Sobraon 579 Griffiths, H Schwabe or S E 4 Flora, g 4, Waters .. • • •• 8 Swordfish, 345 Goble .. .. .. w 7 Lady Eglinton ss 335 Paton, Miller and Co 0 Baker .. .. .. . .. .. .. .. o Leopard 2gg Richard, M'Nair & Dutton .. s Symmetry 407, Aitkenhead. Pattinson & Co. 0 Lusitania (5.9.) 1100 Broome, ... .. s YstrooM 050 steenueld, Millers & Partridge lt7 Orion, 120, Goodwin, J. E. Greenwood .. s Sea Eagle, 625, Williams .. .. y __.--,_ Wolfe 1263 Crerar, R Morrow, Son & Co.. z WELLINGTON. GEORGE'S . • • Artistic 304 Edwards, Tyrers or A s hl e y B rs w Albatross, 1030 Geve's, Gibb s B r i g h t & Co. a Ar aminta 345 Fearon, D Cannon and SOM.; S Bijou 107 Long, Cotesworth &Co .. ••w 6 Boomerang 1823 Flaherty, R Carter .. .. a Arano, Partridge &Co .. 0 Constance 150 .. .. 0 Cruizer, 41 Kirmods .. Brothers 99 Sitler s Cynthia 132 Kelly, J Walsh.. 0 .. .. Calhoun 1749, Trueman, C. Grimshaw .. s Dolores 130 —, Partridge & Co or Kelso 0 .. City of Manchester 1309 Leatch .. Delgunny 909 Hogg, Beasley and Golly 'Dtflphin 173 Anderson .. .. .. a Eigen 135 Jones, Heyn &Co .. .. s 6 Johan. Lange 1352 Lambe, •• Eblana 122 Roper, Lamport or Zwilche n b art w Messenger.B4, Jones, J J Day .. .: a Elizabeth 127 Munsterton, Robinson &Co w 9 Pallas, 236, Palmck, Barr & Co .. Piquot 1142 Kilpatrick, Focke and Boult a .. 0 Eliza, si . zEliza, 42, 178, Williama, N. Treweek , .. " • Star of Empire 200 Brown .. Strangford 61 M'Lean .. Eleanor Chapman 330 Gales .. .. a Eliza Bell, 209, Pattieson, H. Kellick.. .. 0 Teia 344 Antonia, McNair and Gutton .. s De Ansoleaga Empress, 136 Nott, W. Tartet .. , Escocase . Fury 136 May,.. .. .. .. .• • • . George Canning 40 Roberts .. .. . Harmony 56 Frame, Wilson & Co Acorn 94, Thompson .. .. Adeline Georges 79 Briand, D E Gauwin s Hu gh l 41 Carrin . • • 0 Hannah Eastee 227 Collins, E Eastee . Albert, 300 Fortin, D. E. Gawk,. .. • • w Hugh Block 231 Abbot, Tyrers or Bahr &Co w Aeron Maid, 76 illiams • • 0 Isabella Peek 210 Simpson, A. C. Stewart a " Allan 928 Mc Arthur, Rankin and Co, Anna, 99 Owens, Welch and Co .. • ° Julianna 120 Larrianaga, Partridge & Co.. 0 • • s Juan Emilio 176 Cuculloa, Partridge or Kelso a Caroline and Mary 'Clark, 813 Richards, W A MARINERS' CHURCH .. .. .. .. • T: ITenry . • .. . " ' . Magdalena, 160 Husted.. • • • • . • 0 Carrack, 935, Norris, Focke & Boult .. .. 3 Mary Ann 134 Hore, Hanna &Co .. 0 Daphne 73 Phillips.. .. .. •.. .. .. 0 Mary Queen of Scots 256 Gra h am, Shalcross 0 Edward Stanley 1248 Robinson .. Elephant, 49 Bentow, J. Berner .. • • Z Medora, 331 Preston or Cotesworth .. .. w • • 0 0 Mexican Packet, --, Allen or Walsh .. w Ellen, 6g Jones, T.-Barne s .. • • Morayshire, 70, Dennett, A. Coghill .. 0 Euphernia, 800 Beckett.. .. Forest Queen 837 Newton, E Oliver .. .• ri partridge, Fletcher, &Co .. • • .. 0 • • • "• . s NuSa de las Victoritzs 198 De Urmaechea, Flower of May 35 Leather., .. Four Brothers, 35 Williams, J. J. Day .. 0 ' ' •• ' ° Nuvevo Pepillo 169 Senande, Shiel or Nickel 0 General Dunlop, 947 Skolfield, J Bro wn a Occator 145 Barclay, W. -Zia R. Grindlay .. 0 Oceana 192 Giococehca, Partridge &Co .. 0 Glenmtznna, 1190, Rodgers, J. Gordon .. a Guiding Star, 471, Robertson, Millar & Co. a Orizonte 244 Mohovich, 31'Nan• & Dutton 0 Postboy 96 Walker, A Gartside .. .: . • w Helen 140 Beard, D Cannon & Son .. vs• Hibernia 1000 Malony, Browne oy Harrisons s Royal Willianzls6 M' Whirter, J Moss &Co 0 Princess Royal 210 Parr, R Singlehurst ..., 0 Hermann, 230 Sehttffer, A. F. Moore .". ...... 0 Margaret 37 Jones .. .. •• '' St, Vincent 274 Shepherd, W. Newton.... 0 7 Snake 73 Wills, J. Glynn & Son.. Mary Grace 49 Roberts .. .. 0 Stratton 181 Amey, Neill, Sanderson &Co 0 Milliades, 500 Robinson, Frazer &Co .. w Serafin 200 Goitez, Partridge or Kelso &Co 0 Nicotetto 372 Garofalo, Preston or Nicholas s Sultana 302 Keddie, J Baines . .. .. 0 Palermo, 325 Clough .. .• • • • • • • 8 Timamara, Bl un d e ll, R. Singlehurst .. 0 Paragon, 155 Draper, C. S. Lemon .. Peltorna 469 Williams .. 0 .. .. .. Phobe, 55 Roberts, T. Barnes .. • • • s Triton 100 Zaldnondo, Partridge &Co .. 0 Tyro I 4 7 Lloyd, Cotesworth and Co .. .. 0 ‘. • • 0 True Bess 54 Llewellyn.. .. .. .. .. 0 Pomona 845 White, Ste war t an d D oug l as a ..'Triumfante222 Men chach a, R Shiel or Nichols w Prima 36, Thoma s , J J D ay • • 0 Union Compostelan 181 Baudin, Partridge w Providence 70, Owens, Sleight & Jones .• 0 and Co or Millers &Co .. .. .. .. 0 Robert 6. Ellen 46, Blair.. • • ° Usk 236 Dunley, Cotesworth &Co .. a Rochanbeau, 865 Stackpole. S. & W. Pearce a • • .. Stamboul, 959, Carnochan, R an ki n &C o .. Warbler 166 —, Muir &Co or Macdon ne l w Ifyristay 521 Langley, Ironside or J Aikin w Success 63. Porter .. •• o Young Gipsy, 98 Jones, Bayley Brs. •• 0 Thistle,33ll4` William, J. E.Christian .. 0 Ticonderogo 1226 Boyle, Maclean and Co.. a Virtue 62 Thomas .. .. .. .. .. .. 0 CANNING. Westmoreland N9O Decan .. BRAMLEY-MO ORE Abbey, 40, Jones, Sleight & Jones .. x .. Acorn:4l Iddon • . .. 0 . 'Wive 20 Cassidy, Miners and Co •• r , Ariel 23 Owens .. .. .. . Arno, (ss) 467 Steele, -- . .. .. N . .. • . Anna Maria 126 —, Cunard, Munn &Co 0 Bigland 51 Harwood, Sleight and Jo nes .. 0 Ant, 6 Pirnie .. _ . • .. Fairy 8. M`Keegan.. .. . x ' • • 0 Jane 19 Thomas, N Treweek - Arethusa, 98, Lewis, Cram & Co .. .. ... 0 Apollo 59 Lindsay, Carron Co. .. .. x Levon, 49, An y on, J G Barnes .. 0 Ariel 200 Henderson, Hatton & Cookson.. r Livorno, (a a) M`Kean, M Larty & Co., .. 0 ebe Arnoldina Catherine 149 Wyngoorden, Vos Plu (ss) 397, Brannen, Pappay n i& Co.. w &C o . - Venus 0 Rtier 3 . B % ) u 3 t l t 3 on Do n' G Vi ir am "::!: ^ - :: : paunttess 218 Vortei, Batton & - aooGon - w Edward. & Margaret, 57 Wilson, .. 0 Vera Cruzio 135 ' Minger, F do Oleago & EON Vright , 85 Hayes, Strong and Reid .. . 0 Eliza Ann, 51 Morgan, Sleight and Jones, 0 . Hope 39 Bawlins or I'. Russel .. .. C • Hero, 77, Saul, Manvood & Co .. Isabel, 130 Davies, Cram &Co .. John, 52 Bush, W. Pitt.. .. 0 Manchester, 136 Cram &Co .. 0 Marco Polo 1626 J Bains & Co .. 0 Ma; ianne 776 M'Ewing,E Oliver .. 0 Margaret & Ann, 64, Griffiths, J J Day 0 Mary and Ellen, 63 Foley NELSON. STANLEY. da, 140, Murphy .. rim 154 Dodero, J Longobard o 79 Herve, D E Gauwin Coronilla 204 Gambles, Strong & Reid Content 95 Rimmer. Strong and Co .. Eleanor Palmer 155 Stewart. E Rae.. Allah Tier Caroline Empire Queen 992 Potter, Gibbs &Co .. s Fritheof, 26') Neilson, Vos 13rown &Co .. 0 Genio .'peeulutore 283 McNair and Co .. Miss M Adoeks, 4?, Evans .. Martin Luther 1241 Kinney, D Gibb Nevin Packet, 22, Owens, J• R Owen Rebecca, Couch Giasone 150 Piccalug, A F Moore ~- Harmony, 831, Jamieson, Gibbs, Bright & Co Jean Baptiste 125 Bonner, D E Gauwin Josephus, H. E. Moss & Co.. .. Jenny, 150 Elferson, Bahr & Co.. Kate, 330 Reed, Rathbone Brs Lay, 326, Svanich, Lamport & Co, 31ilka, 465, Miska Perlen 200 Peterson, D E Gauwin Planter 22, Stirling .. Planter. 92 Spillane .. Queen of England, 538 Taylor & Co. Royal William 43 Tyrrell, NV White Sarah 88 Crellan, J E Christian Shannon 49 Kearns, R Keating St George 400 Jamieson, .. Thomas and Ann 71 Murray Uriel 800 Foster .. „ resta 320 Smith, D E Gauwin Rose, 52, Bewley, Miners & Co.. Sarah, 52 Davis, T. Frith Skylark 27 Smith, Miners & Co.. Surprise, 129, Thomas, Cram & Co Success 43 Jones, J R Owen Trickier, 43 Turner, E. Winder .. Topaz, 158 111' Neill, T. W. Fairclough Victoria, 52 Storey, E. Winder .. Wiliam, 42 Pearson, E. Winder .. William Poole, 44, Stephenson .. CANNING BASIN. . . . o . • • 0 I Coeker 54 Copeland, Bushby & Co Crown 34 Thompson Enterpe 85a Morton. Lalla 175 Todd, Wilson and Dawson WATERLOO. Agnes 75, Briens Annan .5. Whitehanen Trader 44, Irving Candaee 44 Jenkins, J J Day .. City of Boston 381 Scott,• R. Girvan Constellation 1765 Allen .. • • Eagle, 55 Neill.. •• ' • • Elizabeth 244 Moffatt, Lomport & Co Ellen Catherine 125 Evans Felicity 299 Frost, NV Cliff .. Kate, 69 Marken 111 Kossqh, 1260 Bell, W. Tapscott Magyar 107 Mary Ann, 67 Hazelhurst New World 1413, Knight, Bowman & Co N. S. Le Asonta, 160 D. E. Gauwin Peace, 133 Louths , , Shawmut 1034 Hubbard, T. Jovson Tuscarora 1418 Turley .. Vaudalia, 775 Smith, J. & Windermere 372 Glendinnin Joynson, PRINCE'S, THE NORTHERN DAILY TIMES Ebr gortbrrn Bait)) Lady Bassett 103 Carthew, Papayanni & co w Lydia, 4g Milligan.. 0 Maria, 156, Rus, Bahr &Co .. .. 0 Martin Frederick 470 Schultz,lCronstradt E Medium, Igo Kay, S. Williamson.. .. 6 Messenger Marwood.. w , Martha 788 North Star 4Z Gowan, J E Christian .. e Queen 97 Carolina, Barthwick and Co .. w Railway 59 Gonell, Glynn and Son .. s Soeblomston .• Solo 253 Uribe, F Heath, .. 0 Souvenir 179 Elliott, A, F. Moore .. w Sarah Maria, 142 Arianna or Moore.. .. w Sydney and Jane 107 Parry, Sleight and Co B Tigre 228 Bassar, Cassavetti & Co .. Teutonia 85 Fielifs, Bahr & Co .. Utopia,,949, Wilkinson, w, Shaap s Velar 126 Cartro, Bahr &Co .. Vi r Vivid 88 Cain, J and G Barnes .. • • N QUEEN'S Aberfolyle 495 Cram or Oliver Achilles, 107 Starrace, J Moss and Co Alex Johnson 288 Atkinson, Campbell &Co Almora•l23B Dunn, Gibbs & Co.. . Angelsay, 206, Guy, Scott, Cowan &:Co .. 0 Ann 98 Jones, . 0 Andromache, 468, Pasmore, Muir & Co. .. 0 Augustin 140 Aspeslogh, A Duranty.. 0 Amphtrite 225 Deswich, Muir and Co. Arthur 316 Hubner, Bahr and Co.. Amanda 180 Meulender, D E Gauwin Alpha 536 Hore, J E Oliver Baronet 310 Wylie, H Coba Bella Donu 377 Reeves, Ballinacurra Lass 97 Ea Bonaparte, 110, Santander Caroline Catharine 107 Lynch, W, & H. T. Gardner o Celerity ISO Adams.. .. .. • • Coboquid 239 coley, JS De Wolfe .. 0 Compur 113 Weeks, Commodore .. . • • • • • .. 0 Columbine 176 M'Lennon, A Coghill & Co w Carl 124 Bissert, Bahr &Co .. 0 Deamont 231 Granson • .. 0 Emetic 94 Rummeilhoff, Rah r an d Co .. 0 Esther 209 Murchison, A. Duncan .. Express 210 Phillips, E Rae .. 0 Emmy 100 Classen, D E Gauwin 0 Fortunata Rachela 160 —, FLongobardo 0 Gordon .f Thompson 186 Eilbank.. o Heather Gloach.: 0 Hilles 273 Pens, J G White or Bahr &C o w Hebe 450 Smith M C Polthopier N 'Heart of Oat, 77, Ellis, Glasgow, John Watson 131 Barnard, D Cannon & Sons w Johanna Catharina 132 Kuen, Bahr &Co 0 Julia 200 Malin, Bahr and CO . John & Lucy 991 Curling, Pilkington & Co E Joven Pepita 150 Martinez, Bahr and Co 0 Liverpool Packet 657 Sracobbe, J Moss ...E 5 Linda 121 Delaney, Ridley and Co .. Lucretia 126 Leitch, Strong and Reid .. 0 Louisa Munro 303 Murphy, G. P. Bosley w 6 Lnndscape 185 Richards, Smith:. .. E Maria Von Camingo 147 Moller, Bahr &Co 0 Mercurius 120 Birckholdt, Gauwin or Whitew 4 Monarch 220 Lewis,.... .w E Machado 1 102 Da Silva, Preston & Watson o Mina 187 Weild, J. Houghton and Co .. E 7 Marie Antoinette 168 Mentz, Rowe and Co o Mary Black 247 Day, Jones, sen—, o Mora 200 Whiab, G Louthean Maria 68, Dyk, Bahr & Co .. W 2 Nashwank 726 M`Dean, D Cannon & Son w Norma 380 Berry, Bahr and Co .. 0 Posalie 230 Mildren, Bahr and Co .. E Princess 149 Prindess Caroline Annalge 201 Mathiaen 0 Paramatta 1093 Sykes, Cannon and Co. .. w Rachelina 180 Fioda, W J Myers ~ 0 Regina 293 Pratt, .. • •..E 7 Ranger 303 Ellery, J Chalmer and Co .. E Sheridan 202 Mcßae, Wilson & Co .. 0 Sheridan Knowles 953 White, M`Calmontbrs E Sagitario 140 Abella,' Bahr &Co • N Sophia 103 Schasbanne r , B a h r & C o N Sultan 137 Craig, C S Lemon .. E 4 Susan Ann. 97 Mogg, J Gly n n & Son .. Taruyo II 222 Fanne, Armstrong & Co ..E 7 Vincenzo 255 Permudu, Lamport &Co .. 0 Ware, 119 M`Millan, Wilson Brown and Co 0 Wasp 197 Joily, G P Oxley .. s Ysabel3oo.Banderigh, E. 'rennet:it— : 0 Mcßottronea UNION, Avon 38 3 Dowsley, H. Steele.. . E Cleopatra 598 Chapman, J Baines .. N George 471 - Petrowsky, Bahr and Co .. s Havanna, 277 Stockton, J. Alexander. Lady of the Lake 457 Smith, Douglas & Co a Petrel, 818 Chapman, Gibbs Bright and Co E Sig i 250 Frastedt, Al `Nair & Co 0 Tory 60S Hoskins, D Gibb Urgent. Williams.. .. COBOURG Active, 97 Evans Cambria s Stone, Burns and M•lver, .. 0 Europa s 1800 Lang, D and CMc Over .. Favourite ug Whitefield, E. Lloyd.. ..8 1 Mary Ann, Henderson, 41. Smith .. 0 Mary Jane, 153 Witheridge .. 0 .11ilford Packet, 44 Thomas .. 0 Rival 79 Pordue, McAndrews & Co .. 0 Rowena 202 -, Papayanni or Bahr & Co. E [ Toatella, 131, Davis .. 0 BRUNSWICK, Ann Rose 1130 Dawson, Holderness &Co w A— a,— J... ....a C... • • Iriei 191 Inkster Vox 101 Macke, Wilson and Co.. .. w Bona Venture 1124 Burton, Miller and Co. o Brevet 1270 Sinclair, Miller & Co. Bellarat 126 Cressar, Kirk & Co.. E .. 0 1 1 Conwau 1000 Diston E Dauntless; 698, Patton, C. S. Lemon, & Co., 0 Diana 130 Green, 'Wilson Brown &Co .. E David Brown 894 Va Edinburgh 892 Blair ghan, Miller and Co N emo . ir . e - Qu 992 Porter, Gibbs &Co .. Echange 1018 Harvey, D. Bannon and Son a Eva, 187 Doody, .. U , U Express 393 Durham Fltz James, 11.07 Hoyte, Pilkington, and Co 0 o Gold enEra 1556 Fowler, Miller &Co .. A 0 Harriet, 328 Spurr, Miller & Co.. .. 0 Holyoke 458 Perkins, Pilkington &Co • . 0 E Benda 30 - 1 Morland.l & A Dunn .. w N Highlander, 90 Scott. Rankin &Co .. 0 0 Huron,•49B Fraser, Douglas and Co .. 0 James m‘ Henry 1777 Creighton, E Oliver E John Barbour 996 Marshall, Fernie Bros.. a JohnlHowell, .1 ohnstone, Douglas & Co .. w U Lady Flora Hastings, 647 Wild, D. Gibb, 0 o Liberia 810 Cruickshank Fernie Bra E Lady Mary, 253, Young, R. Fisher .. 0 L'Esperance, 300 Firman Mindoro 1329 Crowell, Fernie Brs. B O Yirnroud 987 Scott w o Northern Light 1283 -, Holderness &CO E North Star 258 Hobbs, - 0 " s Oneanasta, 1119 Itatefield, Miller &Co 0 Oxford 389 Hunter, A E Byrne .. 0 Persian 698 Barton, J. Jones sen. SALTHOUSE. Pertshire 84:+ Welch, R Morrow and:Co .. 0 Pollock - , , 815 M'lntyre, Rankin &Co .. .. w Italanta 205, R Kirk or Grindlays .. .. w Paramatta 660 Carr, Miller &Co .. . E 4 nn r e Bolds &Co Rock City 597 Flavin, McCalmont and CO w o .. .. . , . Roderick Dhu, Pascoe .. • • .. 0 Cowie Armstrong& c o 88 ..9 H.o.war.d., Belle 491 Stowe, Hatton and Cookson .. w Soneca, 318 Hunter, B r itish Empire 642, McEwen, Campbell & Coo Sir Allan ltic-Vabb, 840, Birnie, Miller & Co. Courier 389 Payne, A Thompson .. • • .. 0 Sir Chas. Napier, 714 Cannon & Son .. w Ch a mpion 241 Redmond, Poole and Co .. o Stephen Glover 733 Baldroy .. . 0 Currency 374 Williams, Garnock &Co . E Sultana 1316 Delany ... • • .. 0 Duncan 644 Kerr, Cotesworth or Bahr &Co B Titania 220 Pearce, Bowring.. .. .. .. w . • • Emetic, 78, Griffiths, Hatton & Cookson .. Washington 800 Wilkie.. .. 0 .. w Win. Pirrie, 552 Thomson, W. Pi.rie .. 0 • .. Enaly 280 Grisdale, W & J Lockett • .. E .. 0 Windsor Castle 818 Rodgers, Flora 702 Cobb, Millers &C 0.... .. N William Ward 751 Weymes, w Colton w Goliah Slater . • • • • • • .. ..0 Wasp 1280 Keckam, Gibbs Bright and Co 0 Guildford 177 . Rooke, Hatton & Cookson.. E Zetland 1288 Tilley, Gibbs, Bright, and Co 0 Hannah Salkeld 552 Cordiner .. ' .. .. w ---- -- Helen Wal ace 644 Major, Jroole or Imrie w TOXTETH. John Anderson 314, Marshall, Longton 11 . Lile 163 Readon, 11 , 1`1) . ovi:all,. o!Jessie, 573 Sheridan, T. Chilton .. Tia ' ilib - o - ki - a -- ;;5 Campbell, Cotesworth w(Joveyi. Branque King_ William. 363, Dever, E. Oliver .. Sarah Ellen, Leadley, J. Ketcheum .. 0 Lord John Russell 333 Clarke, P H Deane E William 111 428 Reeljke, Bahr and Co .. 0 Providence 172 Riffignack, Cowie and Co.. N Pemberton 1253 Hodgkins, Wilson &Co 0 " HARRINGTON. Radiant 263 Gillespie, Morrow, Son & Co.. val. Richard Cobden 460 Stewart, W F Sim .. a Sisters 851 Storey, Hatton & Cookson .. Er Bergmann, 403 Matthews, Cotesworth, & Co. Tyrer 334 2Elliacdonnell or Windle &Co wGl"e, 238 Howieson, J. Bankles .. 0 Ursula 487 James, Imrie &Co ....... óMOS . 315 Turpin, J. Alondell .. .. 0 Zarah 340 Lauglois, P H Dean & Co.. .. 0 1/1"11 Gillespie, 264 Allen, Taunton and Co 8 , lNtilavia, 134 Howell, -, .. .. .. .. 0 AJ~F.F.RT, GRAVING. DOCKS ...aa 275 Lewis, Tyson and Richmond.. w SANDON No. 1. Bonita, 399 Starmey, R. Vining & Co., .. 0 Hibernia 1065 Mahon, J. and A. Dunn Byzantium 196 Copeland .. .. 0 John Garrow 849 Hamilton, J. Robinson Columbine, 514 Spencer •• •• •• 0 Kedgeree, 689 Isbister, C. S. Lemon.. - . Diana.. .. .. .. .. 0 No. 2. Flora 543, Nottingham Lamport and Holt 0 .. ... . CrOwn l24B Duncan, Golden Age 1240 Newlands, J. Baines.. .. w Persia 202 Davies, E Oliver.. .. Indus 319 Islay • • • • .. 0 Neva 841 Mailing, Harlequin 199 Brooks .. .. .. .. .. 0 No. 3. Pilkington & Co John Perdue, 152 Gillard, A. F. Moore . • () Hors 357 Simpson, Stewart & Douglas Kirkman Finlay, •• • • .. 0 No. 4. Linda 344 BeSant, R. Vining &Co .. 0 Cassandra, 215, Popplewell, Strong & Reid 0 Livingstone 467 M. Gee, Steele & Co., .. it Fidelia, 969, Dixon, Baring, Brothers .. 0 Marion, 738, Borlend, Allen & Gillespie • . 0 Louisa, 178 Ford, W. Cuthbert .. .. w Marion Moore 1036 .. _ .. 0 Sheridan, 1008 Crook .. .. .. .. . N Panama 511 Thomas, Buchannan &Co .. 0 No. 5. Petrel , .. .. H. Smith & Co., 0 Janina 364 Conwan, J. &T. 13rocklehank 0 Pons Eli 440 Putt, .. 0 Margaret Gibson, 0 Tayleur, , Strong & Reed .. .. 148 Robinson, Cram &Co a ---- .. Pluenix 52 Ranee 640, L. H. Macintyre.. .. .. E Triton 177 Kalze, Bahr &Co Roseland, 124 Bell .. .. 0 No. 6. . • Sakah 111' Whir ton 417 William Nicol .. 0 Clara Wheeler, 997 Nelson —.. .. ~ a William Barley, 478 Bamments, E. Bates t.Frank Pierce 1143 Currier, Douglas &Co 0 Wilton 318 Morris, J Longton or J Anderson o Nottingham 443 Ball, Imirie &Co .. .. a CLARENCE, No. 1. Lydia 489 Graves, CW & F Shand .. „ • Tapley.4s9 Goffey, Wilson & Dawson .. Lucy 112 g Heselton, D Cannon Sons & Co Argo, 393, Westdt, Bahr &Co .. - • 1 0110 138 Hemme, Bahr & Co icholas Biddle, 773 Bird or Harrison • . s Agenoria 51 Jones .. ~ o ' ' .. ..• • G w ßecorder 623 Sharp, R& A Hende 1.-.,0i . • NV A Ap ab 69, Whelan r.. .. , . .. .. .. No. 2.' • N Cambria 1180 Perry, De Wolf .. .. .. • 4; m'eehina Harmiena 86, A. F. Moore .. o Crescent City, 832, Bailiston, J Beasley or Artztro, 230 Azzopardi, Preston &Co .. a Kdso Arethusa 120 Wade, A. F. Moore .. .. a Jose p h Walker Floiie, C Grim bP• ayrshire ' Lass 157 Gunn, Allan & Edwards F 1 .; British Empire 175 Cartland, .. .. 0 - 0 Cynosure, 138 Yabsley, Geller & C 0... .. w Mosleni 170 Kitson, si Caroline SOO Sepleh, M. C. Pa.thonier • . E Portland-721 Ho' 93 Carolina 70 Lukewold, Bahr and Co.. .. nSI John s n ' - s i Catherine 77 Williams, J J Day.. .. 1 , Cheerfall, Cheerfall, 52, Gibson .. ' .. Dove 77 Williams .. • .. --' Dinorwick; 38 Pannell .. - . Earl of Leicester 135 Barker - Express 102, Welsh KING'S . w . . 0 . 0 CANNING, No. I Hatten & Cookson .. Lamport and Holt a No 2. Asia 524 Watt, Allan and Gillespie .. ElFu'ry 136 M'ay . Anna Dorothea 811 Darly, Cotesworth & Co w 7 Flower of the South Condom. R Quiggin, lthada 122 Aurachoecha, G. E. Balleray a Fire Fly 135 Kirkness, Bahr &Co .. . 0 GrasMere 454 Campbell, Lampert and Co.. s 0 John Matthie 526 Groom; Sparks and Co.. o 0 flothsay 4go. Lock; J Parie 0 E Salem, 915 M`Grath, P. Magee.. .. o Dorisana 486 Robertson, J Steele .. w 14 Lady Etnla Bruceiloo7 BlTherson, E Oliver] Onda 371 Nairn E , - Aerd Van Nes 582 Carsjens, Vos or Millers E 1 Frederick Stene 217 Sycke, Abaurrea 141 Ansoatejui, Fde Oleaga &Co 0 George 118 Dawson.. .. .. .. .. .. E Argonaut 1237 -, Macdonel or Fairclough w 4 Gleneaple 115 Hunter, Meek or Strong & Cow Cypress 406 Edmondson, Miller & Co Gladiolus 556 Taylor, W. Nicol .. .. Arachne 654 Roddock, T& J Brocklebank w 7 Glenera, 126, Graham, W. Torbert 0 ` • I '• William Miles 383 Ann Longton, 697 Pearson, J. Longton .. w Harriot 121 Moat, A Coghill. .. .. E 4 . Amalie, 122 Auzrecoicha, Vianna &CO .. 0 Isabella 58 Davidson, Murray and Co .. 0 • BRUNSWICK, No 1. Ann Powell, 304, Lamont, Tyrer &Co .. E 6 Jane and Thomas 41 M'Nair .. .. 0 Alpine 514 Mellin, J. S. de Wolf .. ..' E Brazillian 345 Duffer, Cotesworth & Co .. w 2 Jehu 45 Quillians .. 0 American 860 Glover, Brown & Co. .. 0 •. • • Batbina 101 Lando, R Shiel or J T Nickels 0 Julia 100 Errazuma, Partridge & Co.. .. N Maria 245 - Wilson &Co .. .. .. 0 Chasely 515 Slaughter, Brice, Friend &Co E 3 John, 200 Bulgeros. .. . • .. .. •.. s Prince of Orange 566 Stevenr, J. Gordon E Chieftain 252 Dillingham. McKean &Co s Joven Delores, 216, Holleman, Robson & No. 2. Coringa 250 Hall, Schwabe or Baker .. a 6 Doak . .. vi Ann Mlirtin 477 Benson, D Gibb .. .. 0 •• • • Chetiact? 408 Bawl' T Isaigder , or 'jrcir2 t ale 1162aYe! Wood and Ritou.. .. ...o Dffluiekaront-202 Eclie, W& .1 Lockett .. i ~. COLLINGWOOD. Ellen 410 main, Jackson . 0 Laura Campbell 491 Le Greeley, R Vining 0 SALISBURY, Carolina, 360 Spieh, M. C. Pothonler s George Green 1020 Redman, Focke & Boult 0 CLARENCE BASIN Collary s 400 Galbraith TRAFALGAR, Tucker 109 Cook VICTORIA, Adelaide 67 Morgan .. • . .. 0 Ann 58 Scott Anne 75 Green .. Apame 16g Duvanty or Strong & Co .. w A. H. Wass,l7o Marshall, J Reid .. E Brothers . 4¢ Thomas Brother's 194 Bellin, Preston & Watson .. Charles Crocker g5O Delano, A ; R. Byrne r Cornelia, 778, Bisser Chenemus 201 Cutler, .. .• • • .. f Eliza 64 Jones, Strong and Reid s Elizabeth 34 M'Donald, Cowel and Co .. C Fidelity, 112 Sterrall .. 0 Favourite 277 Webster, J Mondel s Four Brothers, 62 Jones Grecian 1134 llsley, Douglas & CO .. Isabella 112 Bunce.. C Larkins 49 Jones .. .. • • • . • • C 11Iargt. Ljr Maiy 33 Garmany, Miner & Co 0 Matilda 240 Aihmeed, J Longton ors Scott a Old England, Barstow, Browne .. N Onward 790 Jones, W. A. ce G. Maxwell a Peoeril 35 Millburn, Cowel and Co .. 0 Prince de Joineille 527 Conway, Webster . Pepita, 120 Harrison or Partridge &Co .. N Rossaco, 249, Nova, W Unwin .. Sachem, 806 %Voodsbury, Focke & Moult.. s Sarah G. Hyde, 1102 Snow, Foche & Boult w Shiddaw 375 Aitkins, Rathbone Bra Spes, 424, Rowland, C Ironsides.. Surat, 501, Eves, Shaleross & Co The Port 65, Hughes Vo/ant, 337, Scare, Moorwocd & Co Warbler, 765 Westcott.. Zorgolied 303 Grootd, Vos & Co s' .. 0 .. El .. o .. o .. 0 .. 0 , . o, Eintess - Stipptitg . ,ist. SHIPS - LOADING.-FOREIGN CI ADELAIDE. ' GIBRALTAR & LISBON. Itoehambeau, Starchpole. Rathbone r .. Alceste, Anderson, J W Fairclough, Sept 15 S Aparne, Collins, Strong &Ca .. • . V Sheridan. Cross, R. S. Healy Sept. ' e• Flora, Cobb, Millers & Thompson, Aug 18.. S GIBRALTAR & ADRA: 0 ;0 Rosina, —, Cotesworth or Cuthbert, Sept 10 P Kelsick, Wood, Higgins, Preston & Watson, Constellation, Allen, A. Taylor & CO..if • Printe de Joinville, Conway, Webster, sq': ? Sultana, Keddie, J Baines & Co. Sept 13.... G GIBRALTAR, MALTA &c. Queillt of England, Pearson, Vining l e o. V I/ Sea Snake, Gilbert, Kelso & Co. or Lewis, Phoebe, (s) Brennan, Papayanni &Co .. W Fidelia, Dixon,Baring Bros., August 27 .. .. .. . • • • • • • • P GRENADA AND MOBILE. Thos. Fielding, --, Cowie & Co. Sept 7. • S Portland, Ogg. J Poole & co, Sept 24 .. Gvgueen of the West, Relict, Bowman ,„i w ADEN. HALIFAX, N.S. SePt'..`at Kate Hammer, G. P. Oxley &co., • , Knight, Bradshaw, J. Gordon & Co. .. Bkd. & Messenger, Normand, JS de Wolf co, AFRICA. Sep 28 .. • • .. K Ariel, Henderson Hatton & co, Sent 28 .. Cg HALIFAX AND ST. STEPHENS, N.B. NICE. &c o g Dauntless, Porter, Hatton 14 Cookson Sep- Alexander Johnston, Atkinson, J. S. de Sydney and Jane, Parry, A. Coghil', tember 17 • . .. • • • • Cg Wolfe, Sep 28 .. • .. Q ODESSA. 19' Garrow, --- C, Horsfall & Son do 22 Gv HAMBRO'. George, Hehorst, Focke and Boult, Stl . ;,, Of Peltoma, Williams, E Oliver, Sept 23 .. BM Sept 22 ;T ia . e,, i Mora, Whitby, Bahr & co, Sept 24 .. Q Hermann, Schauffer, Focke & co, SO " Tapley, Goffey, Wilson & Dawson, Aug 10 C ALEXANDRIA, E. g Pallas, J. H. Palmocke, Bar Behrend &Co Sdn OPORTO. 0 Triton Katie, Bahr & co, Sept 22 • • Q Marched ° I. Cda Slim J. Meek , Danube, Newton, Lamport or Vienna, Sep HAMPTON ROADS. Rattler, (s s) Downes, Vienna JoneS a' v" ' P 28 .. .. • • • • S Miltiades, Robinson, J M'llenry ...... B M Oct. 3 .. „ .. Henrich Wergeland, Prebensen, Giannaco- HARFLEUR. OSTEND AND GHENT. a pula or Suter & Co. Aug 26 .. • • •• Q Susan, W. Garrott, Suter M. Neilledge & Union, Potter, D E Gauhen, Sep 26 ALEXANDRIETTA. Bkd PANAMA. r • Co. .. .. . • . George, Parnell, Preston and Watson.. Bkd. Anne Powell, Nicol or Tyrers, Sept. lg.' ALGOA BAY. , PANAMA, &c. .SO Isabel Qla Peek, Simpson, A C Stewart & co, Leopard, M'Nair and Co. Sept. S••••• Sept 20 • • P PARA. j 0. P Princess Royal, Farr, It Singlehurst an g Stn I Cambria, Perry, W, Tap seo tt & Co., S e P'sept , Calhoun. Trueman, og Vv. C. Grinishavr & 6,$ HAVANNAIL Abaurrea, Beobide, F De Oreago & Co Sept 17 GI galbina, Landa, Jesus, De Omar AMSTE It Shell or Ni F de 01 John Andres, Steffe ditto Sept. 20 .. Bkh ANCONA .aureana Rita, Zobaran, De Olenga, Aug 31 1 Nuevo Pepillo, Shiel or Nickols, Aug 18 G PERNAMB UCO. NSde la Victories, Partridge & Co, Sept 1(1 G Bonita, Sturmey, R Vining and co, 6 e,k K Ocean°, Gnicocehia, Partridge & Co, Sept 13 G Lord John Russell, Carke, Power and Friunfante, Shiel or Nickols, Aug 1.. G land, Sep 23 HAVANNAH & MATANZA. Seraphina, Orr, Cotesworth & Co. Sept Ashburton, W Taylor, Nickelson and W. Swordfish, G. Cobb, P. DI Calemont, 131 K Pearce .. W Power .. _ _ _ •• Souvenir, Elliot, Vienna & cc, or A T Moore, Sept 24 .. ANTIGUA. & Co Sen. 2 Deilvent, Bell, JLon ANTWERP. George ' Varley, Allen and Edwards Harriet, Moat, A Coghill, Gauine, S ARICA AND ISLAY HAVRE. PHILADELPHIA. • Alps, (s s) J. G. Wickman, Burns and M'lver City of Manchester, (s) Leitch, Richard ! - Cbg Bros. & C 0.... .. ... Co-------------------------- Martha, Thompson, Imrie and' o. Aug 4 .. P BAHIA. IL. ,Sept. Horatio, Br owne or Harrison Sr 9 a Ranger, Birkby, Crabtree & co, or Tanton 30, B G General Dunlop, Scholfield, J Brown or ''' Sept 26 .. .. .. Gv HAYTI. • srisorr, Sep 21 Linda, Besamt, R Vining & co; Sept 24 .. :, Amande, Meulener, D E Gauen •• • Q Pequest, Gillpatrick, Focke & Co. BALTIMORE. Apame, Duranty, & Co or Strong, Sept 51.. K , Grecian, —J. Browne or Harrison. Sept. 19 B Eliza Bell, Pattison, E. Lloyd, and C 0.... G Shenandoah, Morrison, J •M‘Henry,SePt 'l% • Hornet, Gibbs, Bright and Co. Sept 17... .13 Firefly, W. Kirkness, Durantey and Co. K Tuscaror a , T ur l ey , Brown & Co., Sept. 3v'' BARBADOES. HOBART TOWN. PILLA N. Champion, Readmond, J Poole, Sept 13.... S Nyverheid, Van Steyen, Vos & Co, Sept 6 rilhelmine, Aschendorf, Bahr & Co., 0 10 Louisa, Kite, J Longton or Simpson, Sept P Sir Allan 51'D/eh, Bernie, Miller, & Thomp- 3 - Simeon Hardy, Belcher, J. Poole & Co.. P son, Sept 17 BARCELONA. HOLBECK. George, Petrowsky, Bahr and-Co. Sept 10.. P Caroline Kramp, Von Brown & Co, .. Renedo Eshevorri, R. M ' William Bird. HONG KONG. PORTLAND BAY, Q Andromache, Passmore, Morton & co Sep 6 Gv U top ha, Wilkinson, W. Sharp, Sept. k , Sagitario, Bahr, Behrend and Co. Sept 8 ... Vera Cruzatio, F de Oleag and Co, Aug 24 ICELAND. QEBEC, Neptunus, Hansen, Von and Co, Sept 16 K Iris, Tanner, M. J. Wilson &Co '' Veloz, Bahr, Behrend and Co. Sept 13.... K Y Sabel, Brandich, G. Tennent, Bahr & Co. Q JAMAICA. 1 3 .. Joven Pepita, Martinez, Bahr Behrend & Co.Q Liverpool, Mundle, J. B. Yates & Co., • • BARCLEONA & ALEXANDRIA E. • LEGHORN. George, Petrowsky, Bah Behrend 61.0., • • U Ballincurra Lass Easteway White or Strong BATAVIA, &c. Sept 24 Carl von Graefe, Aikin or Bahr, Aug 16.. Q Sarah Maria, Duck, Vienna or Moore, Sep 7Ki Ystroom, Steenweld Miller & Co. or Purt- LIMA. • • RIO JANEIRO. 9 4 ridge, September 21 Zorgolied, Vos, Browne & Co. Sept 16 V H ugh Block, Tyrer or Bahr & Co. Aug 27 Q Chasely, Slaughter, Brice & Co. Sept O."' BIEROUT. Sk i ddaw, Campbell, Lam port & Co .. V Chenamas, Cultro, Millers & Co. • • Glasone, Picculuza; Niekols & co, or A.Moore usir, Dunn, Catesworth, Wynne& Co. Sep.2oP Hope Preston & Watsen, June 20 Stn LISBON. .13.• Laura Campbell, Gresley, Vining, Sept - 41 Forte, Rodrigues, J Martin, Sept 26, .. B Rover, Cole, Cotesworth or Pearce, Aug ' 1 Jenny, Elfveason, Bahr & co, Sept 28, Stn Wm. & Henry, Watts, Miliera, Aug 25 ••' G Preciosa, Schivigaard, D Gawen & co, Sep 175 Witch o f th e W ave, Jackson or Tanta' i Tarujo Segundo, Fallen, J Meek, Sept 15 Q Aug 19.. .. . ... .... ................. ..• BOMBA Y. G Tyro, Ll o yd, C a t eswort h an d co, S ept 29, P ROTTERDAM. / LISBON, BRAZIL, AND RIVER PLATE. Arnoldina Catharine, Vas, Sept 16 .... •''' l 0 Anna. Dorothea, Darly, Cottsworth & Co. Lady Eglinton(as)Patton Miller s &c o S ep 29l3kd Maria, Dyk, Bahr &Co Sept 13 .. .•• September 20 • • • P Lusitania (es), Brown, Millers & co, S e pt 29 GV N a i a d, T urn b u ll , Allen Edwards, Aug Clangregor, Moore or Ashley, Aug 27 P MADEIRA. Sedulous, Jones, Cram & Co. Sept 16 • • "."(l0 Jumna, Conway, T& J Brocklebank, Sep 29 P Railway, Gosnell. J Glynn & Son, S e p 22 K C at h er i ne Thomas, Thomas, Gram Powell Se. . Nottingham, Ball, Imrie & Co. Sept. 21..Sdn MADRAS. Richard Cobden, Imrie arid Co. Sept 16 .. Gv Kallibokka, Campbell, Cotesworth, S e pt 1 S ROTERDAM & DOR pt DT I7 .B C. A BOSTON. MALTA. Annechina Harrison, Stouoort, A F Moore Edward Stanley, Robinson Train &Co.. W Brothers, Bellin. Preston and co, Sept 28, V SALONCA & VARNA. es George Green, Redman, Focke & Boult, Cotoner, Nicholas, Preston & co, Sept 28 Bkd Allah Karim, Dodero, M. C. Pothonier & 0 Oct 3 .. .. •• .. V MALTA, & c . Sept. 27 National Eagle, Matthews ditto ditto 17.. W Helen, Preston & Watson, Sept. 10 Bkd _ __ _______ - Queen Slab, Lamb, Tyrers or Power &Co S Undaunted, Barber, G. Louthean, Aug 25.. K Shawmut, Hubbard, Train & Co. Sept. 17.. W MANILLA. Sachem, Woodberry, Focke & Co. ditto 20.. V Josefa Juan, —, Partridge & Co. Sept 8 .. P Star of Empire, Brown, Train &co Sept 28 R Julian de Unzueta, Tyrer or Nickels, Sept 12P BRAHE. • Perla, —, Fde Oleaga and Co. Aug 24.... P Julius Rederver, Papayanni &Co .. G MARANHAAL BREMEN. Regulus, Cubban, J P Evans, Sept 19,.. Fit Teutonia, Tweftes, Bahr & co, S e pt 21 K MA RSEIL L ES . BRUGES. Arturo, Azzoparlia, D. E. Gate Amphitrite, Deswelg'n, Muir, Morton & co, MELBOURNE. Sept 29 • • ..• .. Q Albatross,Geves,Gibbs,Bright &Co Sept 29 Sbv BUENOS AYRES. Aurifera ' Schlesinger or White, July i Amada, Aurrecochea, S Baker & co, Sept 24 P Avow, Dowsley, H. Steele, Sept 23 0 Favourite, Webster, J Mondell, Sept 27 Stn iErolite, Scott, Baines or Aikin, Aug 26. 9 Hirmes, Presley, B. Derbyshire Sept. 27 .. P Atalanta, Morris, It Kirk, Sept 13 ...... John Ritson, Tiffin, Kelso &Dowie, Sept. 27 P B e ll a D onna , R aves, M C P.thonier &. co, Juan Emilia, Partridge or Kelso, Sept. 8.. G Sept 27, . . Union Compostilano, Bandin, Partridge or Briseis, Brown, Gibbs, Bright & co. Sep 24 Gv Miller, September 21 Zarah, —, Baker or Dear, Sept 28 .Gry Boomerang, Flaherty, Carter & o. Aug 27 B CADIZ. Columbine, sl'Lenuan, A Coghilt, Aug 15 Q Pepita, Znbraga, Partridge & Co, Aug 16.. V Cornelia, Visser, Mellors or Vof, Sept 22.. W Cath. Jenkins, Hodge, Grindley, Sept 14 Stn Dido, —, Suter, M'Neilledge & Co. Aug 8 G CADITZ AND RIVER PLATE, Duncan, Kerr, Cotesworth- or Bahr, Aug 30 S Medium, Partridge, Fletcher & Co. Bkd Elie. Antoin e tte, F a i rc l oug h or lß a h r, Aug 24 P CALCUTTA. Elizabeth, Diusterton, Robertson & Co. Aug: Anne Longton, J. Longton, Sept. 12 P "0.. • Gv Arachne, T. & J. Blocklebank, Sept. 12.... P Ellen Royde, —, 11.1.Clune and co Sept la Q Fulwood, Fizsimmons, Jones Palmer and co, Es k, Peters, Brocklebank or Lurie Sept 20 P Aug 22 .. • . .. P Gladiolus, Taylor, W Nicol, Sept 3 B Hannt.h Salkeld, J. Poole, Sept. 15........ S Gulnare, Copeland, Dunn orWalthew, July 228 John Matthie, J. Groome, Bolds & Co. S Harmony, Frame, J Wilson & Co. July 27 G Josephus, H. E. Moss and Co. Sept. 7.... W Hope, M•Cardy, Coltart or Kelso, July 28 P Kedgeree, Isbister, Lemon or Baker, Sep 29 P Henrietta, —, Kelso or J Wils on , J u ly 28 P Ranee, M'lntyre and Co or Imrie, S e p 20.. S Holywood, Bower, Longton and Co. Aug 22 P Ursula, Imrie and Tomlinson, Sept. 14 ..Gv Helen Wallace, Major, Poole or Imrie, Aug 268 CALDERA. Hibernia, Mahon, Dunn or Walthew. Sep 12A Ellen, Main, J Jackson, Sept 15 S Jessie, Sheridan, T Chilton jun, Sept 14 —Tx CAPE TOWN, JovenDoloree, —, Robson & Doke, Sept 15P Hnnnah Eastee, Collins, TAV Fairclough Marco Polo, M'Donnell J Baines, Sept. 27 Sdl & Co, Sept 23 G Mary Queen of Scotts, Graham, Suter cApE or coon LIOPM. M'Neilledge and co. Sep 22 Warrior Queen, Longton or Atkin, Ang 24.. Q Martin Luther, Kinney, I) Gibb, Aug 9.... Cg CAPE VERDS & DUBA. N ova B e l la , , Bolds and Co. A ug 9.... P Urgent, Williams, J. Longton or Vining Cbg Occator, Barclay, W& R Grindley, Aug 29 G CEARA. Salem, M‘Grath, P. Magee or Fox .. c • . a , G Stratton, Amey, Neill, Sand,rson, Sept 10.. G Tayleur, Noble, Moore or Fairclough &Co Sn v. & F; Shand, Aug 20.. P Tyrer, —, Macdo- 9 largaret, (s) Simpson, Burns & Mqv Sept , PORT au PRINCE..' Augustine, Aspedo, A. Durante & Co., • • P RIO GRANDE. Dolores, Partridge or Kelso, Sept 10 . • •'' Mexican Packet, Allen or Walsh, Sept 8• Q Cheiftain, Dellingbarn, Muir & Morton• ", BIERUT AND ALEXANDRIA. Landscape, Richards, Smith or Papaynni, Sept 2 .. Lady Basset, Earthen, Papaynni or Glynn, Sept 29 .. SAN FRANCISCO. BS I Inconstant, Owens, P res t on S r C o. Aug 31 I Sobreon, —, Schwabe or Baker, Sept 7.. SAN SEBASTIAN. Triton, Zaldlondo, Partridge &Co., Sapt Vansittart, Petriant, Allen & Edwards, _°,7g Dorothy Alice, Embl e t on di tto Sept. 20 8.33 ahana Catharma, Cnen, Bahr &Co., Sept. - SAN SEBASTIAN & BILBOA. 1 Julia, Erezurna, Partridge & Co, Aug 2 2 SANTA CRUZ. 1 Susan Ann, Mogg, J. Glpn & Son, Septio win, Oct. 3 .. K SANTA CRUZ, &e. Liffey, Kendriek, J. Glynn and co, Scp SAVANNAH. Bone Venture, Brambridge. Suter llisNelll6 SEVILLE. gd Eclipse; Gill, B. Teare or Moore, .. •• SHANGHAE. Emily, Gushdah, W and J Lockett, Avg SIERRA LEONE. James, Fiddeman, J Poole & Co, Ang 3 1 Aberfoyle, Cram and co , or E. O l i ver, Sept slb Jean Baptiste, Bonnett, D Gaven, Sept 12 SINGAPORE. c p ti o s b entao: Poolel k f o e; c o o r te T s y w re o r r t , h S , e s p e t p l t o 24 SMYNA. Eleanor Palmer, Bahr &Co 2 • • soLonza. A u g g St. George, Arklow, H. Smith, & Co .. STETTIN. Caro!us, Kraeft, Bahr and Co. Sept 2 . • a Carl, Bussert, Bahr and Co, Sept 13 Jason. Bey, Bahr and Co, Sept 6 ••• • • 0 Medea, Michaelis Bahr and Co. Sept 3 Wm. Bateman, Michaelis, and Co. Sept 1 5 •• • 0 Arthur, Hubner ' Bahr and co, Sep 27 ••• STOCKHOLM. Ci Siofna. Hanron, D F. Ganwin, July g• • • *ST. JOHN, N.B Havanna, Stoketons, J. Alexander, • • John Barbour, Marshall, Fernie Ross &C0.,0 S e nt. !TO Singlehurst, . CEYLON Iberia, Crook - shank, do.. . SejA ST. JOHN'S. - 'ach, W. H. T. Gardner; • ST. THOMAS. erederlckStean, Syche,M Foyne or Du ST. THOMAS. &c. Janet Kiciston, Henry, R Rhodes, A ". ST. THOMAS & RIO de la HAG A i Mina, Hargrove, J. L ong t on , or Green Lydia, - Grav nell or Ashley, Aug 27... dr, Morton and Co or atherine, L NTINOPL fray, M Grecian, (as), Hardie, T Oct :3 W Fairciough, 1 111 acd . N MELBOURNE, GEELONG. Stn Joven Dolores, Honeyman, Robinson Doke P MEME. Teti, Movin, M`Nair & Co, Sept 16 CHARLESTON. Carnatic, T. and J., Harrison Sept 15 .... B Star of Freedom, J Gordon & co, or E Oliver Persian ' Howard, Stitt & Co. .. B Sept 17 ..., .. , Triton R Smith, Stitt and Co or Harrison, MESSINA. Sept 21 CHERBOURG. MOBILE. Albert, Fortin,.D E Gawin, Sept 27 .. BM Aramenta, Fearon, D. Cannon Son & C 0..... s CHRISTIANA & DRAM. Dundonald, Glides, Fernie, Brothers, and co, Emelie, Rnmmethkoff, Bahr, & Co., Sept. ' Sept 23,.. B 30, Q Lucy, Heselton, Cannons, Aug 15 .. .. Gv CHRISTIANIA & FREDERIKSHOLD. Nlindora, Tierney, Fernie, Brothers, Sep. 22 B Sopie, Bacher, D E Gawen, Sept 17 .. B Sir Charles Napier, Pettengell, D Cannon Sons CORFU, &c. Mary Ann, Hore, Vianna or Cram, Sept 15 G Sisters, Storey; J. Poole &Co .. .. S CUIDAD BOLIVAR- MONTEVIDEO & BUENOS AYRES. Courier, Havlghorst, J, Barton, & c 0.,.. Bd Iris, Ybarra, Cotes worth or Oleaga, Sept. 3 P DANZIC. Julia, 'Malan, Cotesworth and Co Samuel, Minde, Bahr &Co . DE M E RABA . Maria, Rees, Miller &co., or Bahr, .. 2 Liffy, Havelock, Poole & CO. or Booker, MORPETH, N.S.W. Sep 26 P Post Boy, Walker, Gartside, Sept 16 .. G Wanderer, Hind, Murrays & Co. Sept 8 .. B NANTES. Matilda, Ashmede Longton & co, or Scott, Adeline George, Brigand, D E G auen an d co FALMOUTH AND MONTEGO BAY, JIM. Sept 17 . ..BM Wilton, Morris, J. Longton or Henderson, ,NAPLES. GALATZ AND IBRAIL. Rachelina, Fioda, Vienna Jones & co, Sep 15Q Hudscott, Riorden, Allen & Edwards, Sept 26 Royal William, Nl‘Whirter, J Moss and co, Stn Sept 20 GEELONG. ' Achille, Starrace, J Moss and co, Sep 24 Q Ariadne, Cockton, M'Tear Son & Co. Aug 5 P Fortunata Raehrre, Vienna Junes and co, Medora, Preston or Cotesworth Sept 3 .. G Sep 29 Q GENOA. NEW ORLEANS . Regina, Pratt, Lamport or Bibby, Sept. 30, Q Carack, Norris, Focke & Boult, Sept 13.. 8111 GENOA, &c. 'Frank Peirce, Courier, Focke & C 0.... Hskn Lile, Raddon, Bahr, Behrend and . Co Sept_2llGlenmanna, Rogers, J Gordon - or Jardine Sep .. ST. VINCENT CAPE de VERV' s ' e pt`e, al Baronet, Wyle, Mill turst & lhompson, V' St Vincent, T. Shepperd, G. W. Newt°, 4 l) ST. VINCENT CAPE de VEP.DS SW IN EM UNDE. Achillos, Papist, Bahr, & Co. , Sept. Su SYDNEY, N.S.W. ~6 Argonaut, Macdonell or Fairclough, Idnii 5 Anne Armstrong, Bolds or Cowie, Aug Aerd Van Nes, Millers or Vos, Aug 19•••..S11 Coringa, Schwabe o r B a k er, July i 3.. • Crescent City, Beazley or Kelso, Sept ‘"1 A Glendalough, Howson, J B a i nes , SeP, , '„d Persia, Roberts, Robertso n or Imrie, V "'Orb Hosking, D Gibb, Aug 9.. • • •• TABLE 'JAY,' &c. lcheSept 7 rEbhula, Lamport or Zwinbart, SeP- TRIESTE. Lay, Ininach, Lamport, & Co., Sept. 7 °; co , Nicoletto, Garfalo, P res t on or Ni c kels 0, T. S e pt. 10, ~.g oore , Express, Philips, Nickols or A. Mariavon, Cameng Sep. a, Muller Bahr St,„ 0 Sept. X;fg,o, Vincenzo, Premude, White, & co., Bei• Carolina, Seppich, M'Nair, & Co., Sept TRINIDAD. Campbell, J. Poole &co., .. (John Anderson, Marshall, J. Longton KiA, Sel 'oslem, James Longton Co VAL•PARAISC Gry Sep 17. Gy Hellas, Pens, White or Bahr and co, Sept 7 Q Old England, Barstow, J Brown or Harrison GENOA, LEGHORN, NAPLES, MESSINA, Sep 21 V PALERMO, AND GIBRALTAR. Onward, Jones, Focke and Boult, Sep 27 K Arno, (s.s.) Steele, G Louthean and Cross, Volant, Sears, A Hardy and Co, Sept 24 W Sept 26 .. .. .. Gv Warbler, Westcott, Klingender or Quale VENICE. 0 GIBRALTAR. -,,,,1, Sept 27 K Cynosure, Yabsley, M•Nair,& Co., Cep Maria, Reid, A. Coghill & co, Sept 24 .. Cg NEW YORK. VERA CRUZ. ,5 Queen, Calarnio, Borthwick Barr & co, Seri 24 K Arctic, Zerega, Focke & Boult, Aug 20.. BM Providence, Cowie & Co. Sept. 15.. •••• • • ' 0 Mary Sproat, Aikin, Loutheau or mi ners Antarctic, Zerega, Focke & Boult, Sept 13 BM Zibiah, Baker or Le Maistre, August 27.• 'eft. and co, G Chas Crooker, Delano, A Taylor, Sept 28 BPI Eagle, Lister, J. Mondel or Baker, *,,, i ? GIBRALTER & SMYRNA. Emma Fields, Cowell, Tapseott, Sept 15 Sept .. ' Solva, Lofgren, M. C. Pothonier, & Co., Sept. Guiding Star, Millers & Thompson Sep 2 ..Gv WISMAR. SP 30, K Hibernia, Maloney. J Browne.) r Harrisons, P a ll a s, ---• Bulche Bahr & C 0...... • • GIBRALTAR AND ALEXANDRIA. • Johnan Lange, Lucke, Guion &co., .. Bm Holywood, Cooper, J Longton or Pothonier, Kossuth, W. Tapscott &Co .. W Sept 21 .. .. .. R New World, Knight, W. Bowman &Co W ..4 1... .......{..1, • Aug .. -" • Artistic, Tyrer WAsl,ley Brothers, A us ,' ''' v Saiween, White, Cotesworth & co, SePt L' c t. Roxand, Syittal, Millers & Co., or Bah r ,;;; P. City ofßotterdam Brauche, Rouen Mooresfort, Bruce, Me/bourne Concordia, --, Hamburgh, Primrose, Jones. Chester 4,1 Dan Glaister , Glaister, Maryport Rev. 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Ditto son, froi ,head Gc The Edward Cardwell, from Mitamichi to Liverpool which was stranded at Miguelon, Newfoundland, 28th July, has sold, with her cargo of Timber as she lies, the fish has been landed. The Spartan, Stewart for Quebec Queenstown, leaky at P. .E. Island for The Eucles, which, arrived here yestcrddy, passed the wreck of the Chas. Hanserton, Ist Oct. lat. 49• N. lon. 18• West, be fore reported al andoned. Euphrosine, Diguet, sailed from St. Thomas, 2nd Septem ber, for St. Domingo to load for Liverpool. CORK (QUEENSTOWN). ARRIVED,-OCt. Bth, Odoardo, Marietta from Sulina. Oct. Dth, Eva, hick, from Salonica. OFF.— Theodor from Callao. SAILED.—OCt. Bth, Jane Smith from Cephalonia for Sligo ; Alpha, from Labrador for Teignmouth ; Oct, 9th, Glatieur, 1 )( C R _ L 4 o tt In art l is t (14, Pr(