Northern Times. — Liverpool, Merseyside, England, 1859-08-24 00:00:00

chits b Auction PRIVATE CELLAR OF GENUINE CHOI( Q TR. J. F. GRIFFITHS T. Winstanl honoured with day next, the 2 and Sons als to SELL by AUCTION, on Satur- 0 o'clock in Rooms, Church-s' Afternoon; at his 200 dozen of exceedingly choic WINES, the whole of which are now lying in the cellars, at gentleman in Aigburth. !rem whe the resid, The PORTS, (abc 100 dozen,) vi nee they 30 dozen Thompson and Croft's, selected Pipe, by Day, Son, and Watson, London, bottled 1854 28 dozen Cockburn's, bottled in 18.54. Ditto, bottled in 1857. , ry old in bottle--Symond Symond' Vintage 1851, bottled 1856. 10 „ various qualities. SHERRIES, (about 55 dozen,) viz. :-- 15 dozen Amontillado, imported and bottled in 1853. 7 „ Golden, very old in wood, (London.) 8 „ East India, (Symond's,) bottled 1856. 9 „ Pale, very old, curious, and dry. 7 ~ very extraordinary vintage 1826--Symond's 9 „ ditto, 1828. . . MADEIRA, (about 50 dozen,) c luarA. very old, in wood--Symond's. East India, imported and bottled 1855-- 4 dozen fine 10 11 8 , 1 West India, imported and bottled 1851—D=1's. East India and New Orleans, imported and bottled 1852. ~ old, in bottle, bottled in Madeira—} West ] MISCELLANEOUS 5 dozen Hermitage--v I „ Claret—Lantt+ 3urgundy- -very fin Still Champagne-, :dwards's HOCK, including some rare Asmanchauser and Steinberg Cabine MontilL p'nts--' Connoisseurs and the public in general are respectfully informed that the above Wines are of an unusually rare quality, and . the genuine property of a gentleman resident at Aigburth, from whose cellars they will be directly delivered. -- - Catalogues will be ready in a few days, and any inquiries respecting the Wines may be known on applying, personally or by letter, at Mr. J. F. Griffiths' Office, No. 44, Church- N.B.—Samples, removed from the cellars hours prior to and at the may be tasted two TO BUILDING SOCIETIES AND OTHERS BY MR. JOHN FRANKS GRIFFITHS. OF THE D IN TRUST OF MR. BARNABAS WAUGH, At the Swan Inn, London-road, Liverpool, on Friday, the 2nd day of September next, at Half-past Six o'clock in the Evening, for Seven o'clock prompt, subject to conditions to be then and there produced, LOT 1. TWO DWELLING-HOUSES, being Nos. 8 and 10, on the south side of Mill-road, Everton-road, in Everton, tenanted by Mr. F. Rankin and T. W. Hughes, at £l9 and £l7 a year respectively. LOT 2. Two DWELLING-HOUSES, being Nos. 28 and 30, also on the south side of Mill-road aforesaid, tenanted by W. Rushton and A. Davenport, at £l3 and £l2 12s. a year re spectively. LOT 3. Two DWELLIN( 3-lIOUSES, being Nos. 49 and 51, oad aforesaid, tenanted by J. Gee on the north side of Mill and Mr. Featherstone £l4 a year each, Tenure, Copyhold of Inheritanc the respeeti Premises (BY ORDI Apply to Messr et, Liverpool Purchase-moneys of any of the v remain on Mortgage thereof. J. & W. CLARE, Attorn s, 5, Harrington- BY MR. JOHN FRANKS GRIFFITHS, At the Swan Inn, London-road, Liverpool, on Friday, the 2nd day of September next, at Half-past Six o'clock in the evening, for Seven o'clock prompt, subject to conditions to be then and there produced, (unless before disposed of by Private Treaty), Lot I. r , OUR newly-erected DWELLING-HOUSES, 2 being Nos. 34, 36, 38, and 40, on the south side of Mackenzie-street and west side of Brunell-street, in the town ship of Everton, which streets have been paved, flagged, and sewered by the public authorities. Tenure, Copyhold of Inhe ritance. RESERVE, £6OO. 2. Four neat and commodious FREEHOLD DWELLING HOUSES, being Nos. 9, 11, 13, and 15, on the north side of Church-place, leadi street, Everton into Mere- 3. Three other Freehold DWELLING-HOUSES, adjoining the above, two of them being in Church-place, and the third being the Corner House of Church-place and Ermine-street. RESERVE, £540. The houses are all well built and in good order, and one-half the Purchase -money of any Lot may remain on Mortgage thereof. 4. A Piece of Freehold BUILDING LAND, on the south side of Mere-lane, in Everton, being in front thereto and at the back severally 39 feet, on the east side 58 feet, and on the west side 56 feet. RESERVE, £B5. 5. A Piece of Freehold BUILDING LAND, on the south side of Mere-lane, adjoining Lot 4, being in front and at the back severally 75 feet, on the east side GO feet, and on the west side 58 feet. RESERVE, £215. 6. A Piece of Freehold LAND, en the east side of Ermine- street, Mere-lane, being in front to Ermine-street 60 feet, on the east side 67 feet, on the north side 60 feet, and on the south side, in a bevilling line, 60 feet. RESERVE, £l5O. Lots 4,5, and 6, are very eligible Building Sites, the fron tages being to good streets, and Land in that locality much in demand. The Properties comprised in this Advertisement, if not sold before the Auction, will be offered at the reserves affixed herein to each lot, on which the sale shall be an open sale. Apply to Messrs. J. &W. CLARE, Attorneys, 5, Harrington street, Liverpool. a 25 Valuable Freehold SHOP, DWELLING-HOUSE, and Here ditaments in St. James'-place, Park-road, Liverpool. BY MESSRS. BYFORD ANB SON, the 31st instant, at two o'clock in the after noon, at the Clarendon-rooms, South John-street, subject to the conditions of sale to be then and there produced, On Wednesday, ALL that Piece of LAND, with the SHOP, MESSUAGE, and COTTAGE thereon erected, situate on the cast side of the road leading from St. James' Church to High-park, called Tosteth-park Road or Park-road, and near to a street there, being a continuation of Hill-street (called Upper Hill-street), containing in front to the said road and at the back severally 20 feet or thereabouts, and in depth on the south and north sides severally 36 yards 1 foot 6 inches, or thereabouts ; bounded on the north by land now or formerly belonging to Henry Burgess ; on the south by land now or formerly belonging to Thomas Las-sell; and at the back by a street of about 10 yards wide, called Head-street. The Shop and Dwelling-house front St. JameeLplace, and are numbered 55 ; the Cottage is at the back thereof, fronting to Head-street, and is numbered 30. The Property is freehold of inheritanee. For further particulars apply to Mr. William Tyndall, Solicitor, 8, North John-street ; or to the Auctioneers, 9, Clayton-square, Liverpool. TO BREWERS, SPIRIT MERCHANTS, AND OTHERS. Valuable PUBLIC-HOUSE, in Mulberry-street, and Business Premises, in Palkland-street, Liverpool BY MR. JAMES HEYES, On Tuesday, the 30th instant, at seven o'cloek in the evening, at the house of Mr. Robinson, the Phoenix Inn, Mount- pleasant, Lot 1. A LL that Piece of LAND, with th e LICENSED PUBLIC-HOUSE, DWELLING-HOUSE, and PRE MISES thereon erected, (formerly,three dwelling ) s ituate on the north side of Walnut-street, and we s t side of Peach-street, in Liverpool aforesaid, and now in the occupa tion of Mr. Sykes, under a Lease which expires on the 4th day . of May, 1861, at the yearly rental of £56. Lot 2. All that DWELLING-HOUSE, SHOP, and PREMI SES, situate on the west side of Falkland-street, and corner of Finch-street, in Liverpool aforesaid, and now in the occupation of Mrs. Byrne, at a yearly rental of 416. Lot 1 is Leasehold unde r the Corporation of Liverpool for an unexpired term of 75 years, commencing on the sth May, 1843 ; and Lot 2 is also Leasehold for one Life, aged 53 and 21 years, subject to a ground rent of ss. 6d. For further particulars apply, as to Lot 1, to Mr. L. Hanmer, Solicitor, Lord-street ; and as to the whole, to Mr. T. J. Smith, Solicitor, Newington; or to Mr. Maurice J. Hore, Solicitor, 32, C astle-street, Liverpool. 3,30 By order of the Mortgagees. To-morrow (Thursday), the 25th instant, at Seven o'clock in the evening, at the Clarendon-rooms, South John-street, Liver- mil, subject-tooonditions of sale, A Piece of LAND, with the Six DWELLING 110USES thereon ere street, in Scotland-road cted, on the north side of Wright- Wright-str eet , Liverpool, containing i n f ron t t o and in breadth, at the hank 12 yards, and 'in depth on each side 12 yards.. _Two - of the Dwelling-houses four frostt g form a Wriht-str court be eet, and are Nos. 21 said 23, a n d th e, remaiping hind, called spring-pl ace. Th e tenure is freehold of inheritance, and the rental is about £ 46 per annum- FOr further particulars appl y t o hi ti, Newirugtoa, Bold-street, Livorp.oz, T. J. Smith, SOlicitor, PRINCE EDWIN-STREET, MR. - 31'CLELLAND (from the late firm of Thos. Winstanley and Sons) will SELL by •AUCTION, on Thursday next, the 25th instant, on the Premises, No. 106, Prince Edwin-street, the HOUSEHOLD FURNITURE, cox silting of six and one arm mahogany chairs, sofa, mahogany card table, Kidderininster carpets, engravings and oil paintings, fenders, fireireni, mahogany four-post and camp bedsteads, feather beds and bedding, painted washstands and dressing tables, painted chests of drawers, toilet glasses, chairs,, two capital eight-day clocks in mahogany cases, barometer, oil cloth, kitchen articles, &c. May be viewed oa the morning of sale, and catalogues had. PRELIMINARY ANNOUNCEMENT Great Sale of Freehold BUILDING LAND, in Inkerman Park, Holt-hill, near the sanunit of Clifton Park, Trainere, Cheshire. BY . MESSO: CHURTON, Early in the month of September, at Dodd's Hotel, Holt hill, Tranmere, (if not previously disposed 'of _bt p r i vate *contract,' of which tine notice will be given,) 26 169 Square Yards of FREEHOLD _ p" IN6 LAND ' -- in one or more lots, situate - in • i n k er ram park, commanding the moat beautiful views in this ,pikrt ,of the country. The land is dry, the foundation being red sandstone. A new road, °ailed "Lime drove," her been opriod into the park, thereby fernaing d fine, bold en ;ranee. • Further particulars in future advertisements. Apply to Robert Hughes, land agent, 53„auirch-etreet, Birkenhead. THE LONDON DAILY TIMES to be DISPOSED OF, Half Price.—Barnes's Dining Rooms, 32, Elliot-street. sateg brr Auftion CLAUGHTON-ROAD, BIRKENHEAD MODERN AND SUBSTANTIAL HOUSEHOLD FURNI TURE, MAHOGANY WINGED WARDROBE, BED AND TABLE LINEN, SILVER PLATE, ELECTRO-PLATED ARTICLES, WHEEL BAROMETER, GASALIERS, EIGHT DAYS' CLOCK, A FEW FRAMED PRINTS AND PIC TURES, DINN ir.R SERVICE, AND OTHER GENUINE EFFEeTS OF A LADY DECLINING HOUSEKEEPING. MESSRS. F. and J. 110DGSON will SELL by AUCTION, To-morrow (Thursday), the 25th instant, punctuallyat E . even o'clock, on the Premises, No. 85, Claughton road (near Camden-street), Birkenhead, the substantialHOUSE- FlOLD FURNITURE, comprising, m mf oGANT,—Two sets of hair-stuffed chairs, a couch and a lounging chair in hair-cloth, 100, card, and Pembroke tables, chiffonnier, &c. ; crimson damask window curtains and gilt cornices, tapestry, and Kidderminster carpets, rugs, Sliding gas chandeliers, fenders, fire irons, china, cut glass, silver cruet frame, spoons, and other articles of silver plate; tea and coffee service, forks, &c., in electro-plate ; the usual assortment of household linen, blankets, quilts. THE BEDCHAMBPIR9 contain a mahogany winged wardrobe, four-post bedstead with foot-board and green moreen hangings, birchwood Tudor ditto, and drab damask draperies, two iron French bedsteads, white goose-feather beds, pillared and other toilet tables (one with marble top), mahogany and painted chests of drawers, toilet glasses, commodes, birchwood chairs. Wheel barometer in mahogany case, by Rivolti, excellent eight days' clock in mahogany case, stair carpets,rods, door mats. The Kitchen and culinary utensils, large kitchen dresser, &c. To be publicly viewed This Day, (Wednesday),the 24th inst., when catalogues may be had on the premises, or previously of Messrs. F. and J. Hodgson, at their offices and rooms, Argyle- street, Birkenhead .—The House to be Let, with immediate possession. a 25 WATSON-STREET, BIRKENHEAD HOUSEHOLD FURNITURE and Effects of Mr. John Brown, who is about to sail for the Cape of Good Hope. MESSRS. F. & J. HODGSON will SELL by AUCTION, on Saturday, 27th August, punctually at Eleven o'clock, on the premises, " The Nag's Head," 171, Watson-street, (corner of Cleveland-street,) North Birkenhead, the HOUSEHOLD FURNITURE, consisting of numerous painted French bedsteads, palliasses, twelve polished birch wood Windsor chairs, mahogany dining table in three parts with D ends, mahogany framed sofa in hair cloth, American clock, assortment of useful glass, spirit measures, water casks, kitchen requisites, and other useful effects, for positive sale. • To be viewed on the morning of sale,•when Catalogues may be had on the premises ; or previously of Messrs. F. and J. Hodgson, at their Offices and Rooms, Argyle-street, Birken head. 4a27 OXTON ELEGANT AND SUBSTANTIAL HOUSEHOLD FURNI TURE, OF THE MANUFACTURE OF MESSRS. HOLDEN AND CO., LIVERPOOL, CABINET PIANO-FORTE, 69 OCTAVES, BY COLLARD AND COLLARD, CHIMNEY GLASS IN GILT FRAME, MASSIVE GAS CHANDE LIERS, COLLECTION OF (PROOFS BEFORE LETTERS • ON INDIA PAPER) PRINTS, INCLUDING THE FAVOURITE SUBJECTS OF LANDSEER, ALL IN HANDSOME FRAMES WITH PLATE GLASS, SMALL LIBRARY OF BOOKS, GROUPS OF SCULPTURED ALABASTER FIGURES UNDER GLASS SHADES, PARIAN MARBLE DITTO, FOLDING BAGATELLE BOARD, SIXTEEN DAYS' TIMEPIECE BY HAVSBURG ON EBONY STAND SURMOUNTED WITH BRONZE FIGURE, MAHOGANY WINGED WARDROBES (ONE WITH SILVERED PLATE GLASS PANELS), PATENT WASHING, WRINGING AND MANGLING MACHINE, KENT'S KNIFE CI EANER, FOSTER'S WATER FILTER, AND EFFECTS OF A FAMILY REMOVING.-By ORDER OF THE TRUSTEES. MESSRS. F. & J. HODGSON will SELL by AUCTION, on Tuesday and Wednesday, August 30 and 31, punctually at Eleven o'clock each Morning, upon the premises, Columbia-road, (corner of Shrewsbury-road,) Oxton, the elegant, modern, and substantial HOUSEHOLD FURNITURE, &c. The Drawing-room Suite in rosewood includes a cabriole Buckingham Lounge, six cabriole chairs, lounging and sewing ditto in rich green and gold reps to match the range of curtains to large bay window, which is surmounted with massive gilt cornice ; the brilliant-toned 6Z-octaves grand upright piano forte by Collard and Collard, circular centre table on pillar and carved scrolls ; chiffonnier 5 feet% inches long with semi circular front, marble top, and plate glass back ; whatnot and Canterbury music stand ; pair of ottomans ; also, an inlaid arbutus wood table on spiral pillar, the sliding gas chandelier for four lights with gilt opal ornaments, large chimney glass in ornamental frame, velvet pile carpet as planned to the room, about 22 feet by 16 feet, Angola hearth rug, fender, fire irons, the alabaster figures include the " Three Graces" after Canova, " Les Danseuses." In Dining. room.—Twelve massive mahogany chairs in green morocco leather, pedestal sideboard 6 feet 6 inches long, dining tables on patent screw extending frames, 8 feet by 4 feet 4 inches ; lounging chair on rockers, range of green cloth win dow curtains, handsomely trimmed, with cornice pole, rings, and French pulleys, the four-light gas chandelier in light bronze with cut glass centre dish, Brussels carpet about 23 feet by 16 feet, fender, Are-irons. Breakfast-room.—Mahogany bookcase with plate glass doors, six and two armed chairs, and sofa in hair-cloth, oblong table on pillar, crimson merino damask curtains and lacquered cor nice pole to large window, Brussels carpet crimson and oak, about 16 feet by 13 feet, light bronze sliding gas chandelier for two lights with cut glass eentre vase. In Principal Bedchambers.—Mahogany Tudor bedstead, taste fully hung in blue damask and the hair and spring stuffed bed, mahogany Tudor ditto, in crimson merino damask, curled hair mattresses, white goose-feather beds, pair of mahogany toilet tables on pillars, pair of ditto ditto' (One with marble top), two mahogany winged wardrobes (one with silvered plate glass to the doors), toilet glasses, gilt and plain toilet services of ware, towel rails, patent portable pillar water closet, Brussels carpets, fenders, window draperies. The Secondary and Servants' Bedchambers contain the usual painted articles, painted wardrobe, wood and iron Tudor and French bedsteads, white goose-feather beds. Hall.—Lamp in ground glass, mahogany hat and umbrella stand, pair of ditto chairs, rosewood swing barometer on frame, stair carpets, linen drnggets, rods, oil cloth. The fine Collection of Engravings, all handsomely and ap propriately framed, proofs before letters, on India paper, include the favourite subjects of Landseer, " Peace," and " War," " Life in the Old Dog yet," " Refresh ment," . 4 Windsor Castle." &c., also after Creatbach by Salter, "The Wellington Banquet," "Meeting of Wellington and Blucher," after Lewis by Barker, "Nelson Receiving the Swords on board the San Josef," and many other framed . . . . prints of minor importance. Miscellanies.—Handsome dessert service in drab and gold pencilled in flowers, tea and coffee service in buff and gold, Staffordshire dinner service, the usual assortment of richly cut glass, set of four very handsome plated dish covers of different sizes, with moveable silver grape handles, mahogany plate chest, the moveable:trays and slides lined with crimson cloth ; Venetian blinds, gas brackets, Sro. The usual kitchen and culinary utensils, dresser; washing, wringing, and mangling machine ; Kent's knife cleaner. Library of Books. To be viewed on Monday, 29th instant, when catalogues may be had on the premises ; or, previously, of Messrs. F. and J. Hodgson, at their offices and rooms, Argyle-street, Birkenhead. MR. M'CLELLAND, of No. 16, Basnett-staTet, having been the trustworthy Assistant of the late Firm o f Thos. Winatanley and Sons, fora period of eighteen years, is enabled, frompractieal experience, to conduct Sales by Auction, o Furniture, Wines, Land, and other Property, on the same onourable terms as his late emPloyers. Valuations for Probate and Transfer of Property punctually attended to.—Address Mr. M'Clelland, Auctioneer and General Appraiser, 16, Basnett street, Liverpool. CHURCH -STREET, EVERTON. — ON SALE, a Freehold DWELLING-HOUSE, containing two parlours, kitchen, scullery, and flee bedrooms. Price £430. Rent £26 per annum. Apply to R. T. Roberts, SurVeyor, 164, Great Homer-street. NORTHERN DAILY TIMES. sarts IT Attain. CLIFTON PARK, BIRKENHEAD. SUPERIOR MODERN HOUSEHOLD FURNITURE, ROSE WOOD DRAWING-ROOM SUITE IN GREEN AND GOLD DAMASK, GAS CHANDELIERS, MAHOGANY BOOK CASE WITH ESCRITOIRE AND GLAZED DOORS, MAHOGANY WARDROBE, RICHLY GILT IRON STONE CHINA DINNER SERVICE, FRAMED PRINTS, PICTURES, &c. MESSRE. F. & J. HODGSON will SELL by AUCTION, on Thursday, Ist September, punctually at Eleven o'clock, on the Premises, ROTHESAY VILLA, Clifton Park, Birkenhead, the excellent, modern, and sub stantial HOUSEFIOLD FURNITURE and other genuine Effects of a family leaving Birkenhead. The Rosewood Drawing-room Suite, in green and gold damask (with loose printed covers), includes a cabriole couch, eight arched-back chairs with cabriole legs, circular centre table on fluted pillar and claw feet, pair of turn-over card tables, lady's work-table, &c, walnut-wood Canterbury music-stand, rich Brussels carpet and Axminster hearth rug, elegant fomr light gas chandelier in ormolu with Bohemian glass dish, polished steel and bronze fender, ash-pan, and fire-irons. The Spanish Mahogany Dining-room Furniture consists of pedestal sideboard, 6 feet 7 inches long, with serpentine front ; set of telescopic dining tables with two leaves, 8 feet by 4 feet 7 inches, on massive fluted pillars ; bookcase with escritoire, glazed doors, and drawers below ; large easy chair on cabriole legs, the back and seat curiously formed of one circular piece of mahogany ; six cabriole chairs, with deep top rails, and loose seats in hair cloth ; couch in ditto ; chiffonnier, 4 feet 6 inches long, with white veined marble tray top ; cabriole easy chair in morocco leather, butler's tray and stand, glazed book case in imitation of rosewood, Brussels carpet (oak and crimson, ) hearthrug, steel fender, fire-irons, ash-pan, two-light sliding gas chandelier, chimney glass, the richly-gilt ironstone china dinner services, useful glass, china, plated articles, framed pictures, prints, chimney ornaments. The Bedchambers contain, in mahogany, superior wardrobe with sliding shelves and drawers, pair of toilet tables on pillars and claws, washstand to match surmounted with white veined marble tray top, toilet glasses, night commode, lofty four-post bedstead and crimson damask hangings, child's swinging crib with panelled sides and ends, carpets, fenders, chamber ware, French, tent, and four-post bedsteads, painted chests of drawers, toilet tables, rails, oil-cloth as planned to nursery, fire-guards, chairs. Hall and Stairs.—Mahogany double tier dumb waiter, or hall table ; mahogany hat and umbrella stand, carved hall chair, sexagon lamp in stained glass with gas fittings, oil cloth to hall and landings, stair carpets, rods, door mats ; Venetian blinds and gas fittings throughout. _ _ Capital kitchen dreseer with drawers and cupboards, large flower pot stand, useful kitchen requisites, and other genuine effects. To be publicly viewed on Wednesday, 31st instant, when catalogues may be had on the premises; or, previously, of Messrs. F. and J. Hodgson, at their offices and rooms, Argyle street, Birkenhead. 8 si SHELLS, MINERALS, FOSSILS, AND GEOLOGICAL ROCK THE Collection of the late DAVID DYSON, Esq., of Manchester, is now offered for Sale, either in Lots or single Specimens. It contains large series of rare Bulimi, &c., collected by the late possessor in Honduras and other places. Apply to P. P. Marrat, No. 22, Roscoe Arcade, Liverpool. d HARMONIUMS for 4,1 Guineas, by Alexandre, nearly new; also, several others, very cheap, including a powerful pedal Organ Harmonium, on an improved principle, at J. Howard's Musie Depot, Cross-street, Birkenhead.—N.B. A Musical Box, playing eight popular airs, at £3 3s. ; and a three-air ditto, £1 ss. 6a26 COLLARD & COLLARD.— A sdperb Cottage PIANO FORTE, possessing all the characteristics and improve ments of the above firm, and personally selected at their manufactory one month since, will now be SOLD considerably under the usual price, at J. Howard's Universal Music Depot, Cross-street, Chester-street, Birkenhead.—N.B. A D'Almain Cottage for 17 guineas ; an old Square for £2. 6a26 ()N SALE, One 30-horse Bean ENGINE, complete ; Three G-korse ditto ditto ; one 20-horse steam cylinder, with piston and valve. The above are all second-hand, and in good working order—all high pressure. One G-horse horizontal high-pressure engine ; one 5-horse ditto, direct action ; one 4-horse ditto ; one 2-horse ditto—all new. One 30-horse boiler, Galloway's patent, 10 tons weight, with all mountings complete ; one 25-horse cylindrical ditto ; two 16-horse ditto ; one 6-horse ditto—all second hand. One water tank. 4-ton crane, complete, an excellent article ; two double-purchase crab winches, by Napier; one treble-purchase - ditto, with chain, complete—all second hand ; one double-purchase ditto ; one single ditto ; one friction hoist—all new. A large quantity of boiler mountings, new and second hand. One set of French burr stones, with all gearing complete. Fairbairn's patent conical herst. A large quantity of shafting, 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 duo notice will be given. 24a7 ESTABLISHED 1839 MR. JENKIN, Auctioneer, and Valuer for Executors and others, Crown Hotel, 43, Lime-street, during the alteration of his New Rooms in Church-street. Sales and valua tions conducted as oustomary by Mr. Jenkin, at charges unusually reasonable, and on all business perfected prior to the close; no fees demanded until such is determined. Distraints for Rent, &e., legally executed by men of principle and feel ing, regardful of the responsibility of employers and employed. For orders and further particulars, apply to Mr. Jenkin, at the Crown Hotel, 43, Lime-street, between the hours of ten and four daily. 6alB JOHN YOUDS, AUCTIONEER 51, BRUNSWICK-ROAD AND APPRAISER, o be frusts nn Xaub.. Desirable VILLA RESIDENCES TO be SOLD, - ;pair of beautiful Semi-detached VILLAS, situate near the Wavertree Park. Each villa contains two handsome entertaining rooms, with kitchens, scullery, and pantries on the same floor, good cellars beneath, four excellent bedrooms, bath and water closet. Large flower gardens occupying above 700 yards of land. There is a good coach-house and stable to one of the houses. Price only £1,350---Por particulars apply to John White, 20, Clayton square. Desirable RESIDENCE, near Wavertree o GOLD, lacmi-dctochc,lo.iintry RESIDRNCIF., situate I_ near the village of Wavertree, containing on the ground floor large front parlour, with bay window, oommodious back parlour, kitchen, scullery, &c., all on the same floor, with good cellars beneath ; en the first floor are four excellent bed rooms and water-closet, servants' bedroom with separate stair case. Fitted throughout with gas, and a constant supply of water. Large flower garden in front. Price, £soo.—For notes to view, apply to John White, 20, Clayton-square. DWELLING-HOUSES TO BE LET TO be LET, an excellent FAMILY DWELLING-HOUSE, York-terrace, Everton. Rent £35, having all the modern conveniences ; One DITTO, Price-street, Birkenhead, rent £22 ; One DITTO, Everton-terrace, rent £24 ; One DITTO, Edmund-street, Rtnt £l6; One DITTO, Park-road, Rent £lB. —Apply to Bailey and Neep, 17, South Castle-street. CHOICE INVESTMENT TO be SOLD, Copyhold of Inheritance, Four excellent HOUSES, situated close to Edge-lane, in a commanding position, and having an uninterrupted view of the surrounding neighbourhood. Each house contains two kitchens, &c., ale and wine cellar, breakfast-room, dining-room, drawing-room, and four bedrooms, bath, and water-closet, with hot and cold services. Occupied by first-class tenants, and producing the annual rent of £2OO. Price £2,850. £2,100 can remain on mortgage.—For further particulars and notes to view apply to Bailey and Neep, 17, South Castle-street. 3a24 TO BE SOLD, LAND, BUILDINGS, Circ. - ROBERT THOMAS ROBERTS, SURVEYOR & ESTATE AGENT, 164, GREAT HOMER-STREET, LIVERPOOL. CAPITAL INVESTMENT.—TO be SOLD, Five Freehold HOUSES, near Great Homer-street, well tenanted and substantially built, producing £1 0 per annum. Price £1,150. Full two-thirds may rem'in on mortgage. Apply to R. T. Roberts, Surveyor, &c., 164, Great Homer-street. MO MEMBERS OF BUILDING SOCIETIES.—TO be SOLD, Six Freehold HOUSES, near Great Homer-street. Price £1,400. Rent £139 per anhum. This lot is well built, always respectably tenanted. Apply to Robert Thomas Roberts, Surveyor, &c., 164, Great Homer-street. NORTH END. FREEHOLD PROPERTY.—ON SALE Twelve TENEMENTS, producing the annual rent of £122. Price £1,150. This lot is one of the best letting and paying lots in Liverpool, and several applications are on the books for them when a vacancy occurs.—Apply to R. T. Roberts, surveyor, &c., 164, Great Homer street. TO be SOLD, Eight Front FREEHOLD HOUSES, near Everton Church. Price 'E1,550. Rent £l4l per annum. —Apply to Robert Thomas Roberts, surveyor, &c., 164, Great Homer-street. This lot -is worthy the attention of building society members. MO be SOLD, Eight HOUSES, near the north docks, well tenanted. Price £l,BOO. Rent £2OB per annum. This lot pays above ten per cent. clear.---Apply to Robert Thomas Roberts, surveyor, &c., 164, Great Homer-street. ABARGAIN.—£SO per annum for the outlay of £200. Apply to Robert Thomas Roberts, IG4, Great Homer- NEAR THE NORTH HAYMARKET.—DESIRABLE IN VESTMENT.—A BAKER'S SHOP, with two ovens, HOUSE, WAREHOUSE, &c., together with Nine Freehold HOUSES, well and substantially built, respectably occupied, producing the annual rent of £lB4 per annum. Price £l,BOO. A mortgage may remain. Apply to Robert Thomas Roberts, Surveyor, &c., 164, Great Homer-street. NEAR THE LIAYMARKF.T.—ON SALE, COALYARD and Eight HOUSES. Rent £lOl per annum. Price £9OO. A mortgage may remain. This lot will produce £7O per annum for the outlay of £250. Apply to R. T. Roberts, surveyor, &c., 164, Great Homer-street. XTEAR THE NORTH DOCKS.— TO be SOLD, a F ree h o ld _I_1( SHOP and Two HOUSES. Rental £136 per annum; prioe £2,000. £1 , 150 may remain on mortgage. Apply to R. T. Roberta, 164, Great Homer-street. ON BALE, a capital corner Plot of LAND, suitable for a publio-house or flour shop, For plan and particulars applY to R. T. Roberts, surveyor, ifro., 184, Great Homer-street. ter be $Ol6, Visetliantons. rro be SOLD, cheap, three large, handsome metal MAN- I_ DELIERS, fittod with Oil Lamps, suitable for a place of worship or other large building.—Address, per post, G. H., Brougham-road, Seabombe. ws.ass TO SPORTSMEN TO be SOLD, a bargain, a thorough good Double-barrelled OUN, by one of the best makers, m mahogany case complete. On view at N o . 28, London-road. 6a30 TO GENERAL BROKERS, TRADESMEN, AND OTHERS. TTHE Patent BARREL. PACKAGE of every descriOti6a and size, adapted for a ll ki n d s of Dry Goo d s, SsalP l 4 B , co, &e.—Apply to George Poore, 5, Rumford-street, A.goat to the Keettfsotiater. go bt Xtt, ptatitin g `tousts. MO be LET, that excellent HOUSE, situate at Grange mount,l Claughton, Birkenhead, lately in the occupation of Mr. Andrew Knox. It contains two good kitchens, large parlour and dining-room, five bedrooms, water closet and bathroom, &c. Keys at the next house.--Apply to Mr. Har disty, No. 5, Harrington-street. a 29 DERWENT-ROAD, GRFEN-LANE, WEST DERBY. mo be LET, excellent new HOUSES, containing dining ." room, breakfast-room, kitchen, scullery, and butler's pantry on the ground floor, seven spacious bedrooms, one suitable for a drawing-room. Situatisn dry and healthy, and well sewered. Rent £so.—Appiy to Richard Radcliffe, Derwent road ; or to Mr. Fenwick, Exchange-alley North. 12a25 Delightful Residence, near the Lakes TO be LET, furnished, Halecit ; a commodious House, in the valley of Witherslack. It is placed. on a rising ground, commanding a beautiful view of Morecambe Bay and the surrounding country. It contains three 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 property, apply to Mr. Jackson, King's Arms Hotel, Kendal; Mr. W. Wanklyn, Bury, Lancashire; or Messrs. Crossley and Sudlow, Manchester. go be Itt, itsintss PrtMiga. rpo be LET, a Small OFFICE or WORKSHOP, on the j_ Ground Floor, in Tarleton-street, Church-street, lately occupied by a working watchmaker. Terms low.—Apply to H. Roberts, general engraver, 24, Tarleton-street. a 24 TO be LET, a small WAREHOUSE, contathing three rooms, situate near the centre of Church-street. The rent is moderate, and the premises are very suitable for workshops. Apply at No. 8, Post-office-place, between the hours of eleven and twelve a.m. O be LET, a small WAREHOUSE, in Henry-street; rent T £35 per annum. Warerooms and Offices (cheap) in Duke street ; and the Floor of Four Rooms, in one or separate. Also, Two Cellar Stories.—Apply at Duke-street, corner of York-street. sl6 TO be LET, the best GROCER'S and PROVISION SHOP in Pownal-square. No. 2. Rent, Fixtures, axd Goodwill cheap. Also, the Corner SHOP, 249, Athol-street, to be had a bargain.—Apply to Matthew Mark, Grocer's Factor, 16, Fontenoy-street. a 27 ODDFELLOWS' HALL, ST. ANNE-STREET. /VIMF, above splendid HALL to be LET, for Lectures, Ex _i_ hibitions, Public Meetings, Entertainments, Public Din ners, Tea Parties, &e. Terms moderate. The CELLARING under the Hall to be LET. s 3 TO TAILORS AND DRAPERS, DEALERS IN READY-3 MADE CLOTHING, &c. LOOK at the SHOP, No. 11, Pownal-square, and say where thorn is a hatter n r ...in ff in Livernool for the above trades. For particulars apply to Matthew Mark, grocery factor, 16, Fontenoy-street. 6a27 TO LET, First-rate Premises in South Castle-street, being the best Situation in Liverpool for the Shipping Trade, and suitable for an Ironmonger, Ship Store Dealer, or other Trades, consisting of a good Shop, with large Cellars beneath, which have been lately occupied by Mr. Tasker, Ironmonger.—Apply to Betteley and Co., 6, King-street Liverpool. eXli,olls Enalltth. WANTED, a steady Young Woman, as Plain COOK. Must be a Protestant. Enquire at 6, Chatham-place, Edge- WANTED, a good stout SERVANT-OF-ALL-WORK, from eighteen to twenty years of age. Good reference will be required. Apply at 55, tipper Hope-place. 3a26 WANTED, Two good WOOD CARVERS.--Apply to Mr. Winkup, Wood Carver, Gilder, &c., 19 and 21, Upper Newington, Liverpool. 3a25 WANTED, a Thorough SERVANT-OF-ALL-WORK; one that can wash and iron well. No other need apply. Irish not objected to. Apply, for one week, to 89, Grove-street. 3a25 WANTED, a respectable YOUNG MAN, as COACHMAN. One having some knowledge of gardening would be preferred.--Applications, with references, to be addressed to A. P., 41, Huskisson-street. 6a29 WANTED, a SERVANT, that can Wash and Iron well, and make herself generally useful. She must have a good chararter from her last situation. Apply at No. 1, Hamilton street, Woodside. a 27 SXTANTED, a FOREMAN MASON. Must be capable of setting out work, and understand plans thoroughly. None need apply who cannot furnish good references as to character and ability.—Address T. R., Northern Times office. 6au27 WANTED, an experienced person as UPPER NURSE, not under thirty years of age. She must be a good Needlewoman, and of unexceptionable character.—Apply, either personally or by letter, to Mrs. R. A. Jervis, Spring field, Eccles, Manchester. I CHIEF AGENTS WANTED, CHIEF AGENTS for LIVERPOOL and the District, by a Public Company, of long standing. Parties only of respectability and influence will be treated with ; and to those who have other engagements affording them sufficient leisure to attend to the duties of the appoint ment, liberal terms will be offered. Applications, with real name and address, and specifying nature of present occupation, to be directed, prepaid, to T. H., care of Messrs. C. Mitchell and Co., Red Lion-court, Fleet-street, London E. C. ws22 A CARD WHITEHEAD, HOSKING, AND CO (SUCCESSORS TO JOS. PANNELL AND SONS,) WHOLESALE AND EXPORT STATIONERS, ACCOUNT BOOK AND ENVELOPE MANUFACTURERS, 22 (LATE 14A), CABLE-STREET, LIVERPOOL FIRE INSURANCE THE Public are TeieWa:pprised, that, on and after this date, Cotton, Flax, Jute, and Hemp, deposited in open yards, a - Ad Merchandise warehoused in Dod's Shed, Cheapside, will not be included in any certified Floating Policy ; but specific Insurances may be effected in the open yards at the uncertified Warehouse Rates, and in Dod's Shed at 10s. 6d. per cent. as the annual rate. 23rd August, 1859. TOOTHACHE CURED FOR ONE PENNY.— The Remedy (sufficient for twelve cases) sold only by R. G. SHELDON, Chemist, &c., 195, Vauxhall-road, Myer pool. Price 7d. stamped. a3l enviamutnis MantA WANTED, a SITUATION in the Groeery Business, either as Traveller or to Manage a Business. Address W. L., Northern Times Office.— WANTED, a SITUATION as Town sr Country .Traveller, by a Young Man who is thoroughly acquainted with the Drysaltary Business. Address J. C., Northern Times office. WANTED, by a well-educated young Scotchman, aged 18, a SITUATION in a Merchant's or. Broker's Office. Is versed in Arithmetic, Bookkeeping, and Freneh. Excellent references as to character and education. 6a27 NeNTED, the COMMAND of a SHIP, by a person of experience, 35 years of age. Has an extra certificate and first-class references, and has been lately engaged in the India and China trade.—lnquire at 31, Strand-street. 6a25 WANTED, in a Shipping or - General Merchant's Office; a Situation, by a Young Man, who is well acquainted with General Business, and knows German.—Address to J. B. T., Office of this Paper. 28j4a ANTED, a Situation, by a Young Woman , as W AITRESS W in an Hotel (town or country), having been in a similsr situation before. Good references can be given. Apply at the Northern Times office. 3a26 ANTED, a CHILD to DRY NURS E, or a Grown-u Child p to care for, (or would take a F amil y 's Washing,)p by a respectable Widow without family, in the country, near a station.--Address Martha Lucas, Sefton Arms Station, Ain tree, near Liverpool. a 29 Wby . a Young Woman, aged twenty-five, a y Situation in a respectable family as 110USEKEEPER ; been serving in a similar capacity before. First-class testi monials as to character, &c. Address A 36, Northern Times office. 3a26 AGR ICULTURE. A YOUNG MAN, who wi shes to learn FARMING, in all its branches, will be glad to meet with a Farmer, in the North of England or Sootland, in whose family he Call reside. Terms stated, and name given. Address R. C., Post-office, Castletown, Isle of Man. sr AITANTED, a Situation as COACHMAN and GARDENER, by a r espectable Married Man. Wife as COOK cr LAUNDRESS. Protestants. Ages4o and 45. AIso•WANTED, a Situation as COACHMAN and GROOM, bi a Single Man, age 22. protestant , with several years ' character. Also WANTED, Situations by Two good COOKS. Apply to Mrs. Levi, Stationer and Registry-aloe, 66, Russell-street. 6a30 AUGUST 24, 1859. MRS LEVI, FANCY STATIONER & LADIES' REGISTRY OFFICE, 66, RUSSELL-STREET, respect fully acquaints the Ladies of Liverpool and its vicinity that MOON'S CHANGES she has always on her LIST for ENGAGEMENT respectable persons suitable for Ho' keepers, Ladies panions, Seamstresses, or to wait on Invalids- all well recommended Rtisrdiantaus ntantg. 21—Sunda: -Mondiy 23—Tuesday 24—Wednesday 25—Thursday 26—Friday 27—Saturday T EFT-OFF CLOTHES WANTED, for Exportation, (Ladies', ILI 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 Mr. or Mrs. Jackson, 47, Brownlow-hill. N.B.—Naval and Military Clothes of all kinds bought. tfo S,. aping flttlitigturt. •NENT MOON, 28th day, sh. 13m. morn TIDE TABLE FOR WEEK ENDING AUG H. M 3 52, 4 51, 6 15. H BIG HT 11 3 12 0 ,14 4 .16 9 WIND AT 110LICHEAD,YEBTEADAT,W.S.W. Moderate bree „ „ LIVERPOOL, ...N.N.W Light , Public Fonsts a 0 get): Nouses. TEAR NETIIERFIELD ROAD NORTH.—To be SOLD, a BEERHOUSE and Three other Freehold HOUSES. Rental £B4 per annum; price £B5O. Apply to Robert Thomas Roberts, 164, Great Homer-street. ACHOICE LOT FOR A MEMBER OF A BUILDING SOCIETY, NEAR GREAT HOMER-STREET.—TO be SOLD, a BEERHOUSE and Five other HOUSES. Rental £145 ; price £1,400. Apply to R. T. Roberts, surveyor, &o. t 164, Great Homer-street. TO BREWERS AND SPIRIT MERCHANTS.-CORNER VAULTS. TO be SOLD, an excellent and w_ell-built Corner VAULTS (well adapted for a Spirit License), and a SHOP and DWELLING-HOUSE adjoining, situated in a promising and thriving neighbourhood. All drained, and having lead gut ters. Price £1,500. Apply to Bailey and Neep, 17, South Castle-street. 3a24 A LF RED JACOB, AGENT, ESTABLISHED 1848, 3A, BASNETT-STREET, Corner of Leigh-street. For the LETTING of WINE and SPIRIT VAULTS, HOTELS, ALE and PORTER VAULTS, &c. Lists of Houses from £7O to £1,500 Goodwill, may be had on application at the Office. LICENSES TRANSFERED AND MORTGAGES ARRANGED. Apartmentg. UNFURNISHED APARTMENTS. TO be LET, a Front PARLOUR and BEDROOM. There are no Children in the house. Apply at No. 4, Green street, Clown-street. 3a25 ACOMFORTABLE Parlour and Bedroom to Let. Terms 7s. per week, including extras.—Apply at 49, Crown street near Paddington, Edge-hill. 3 To be LET, Unfurnished, a DRAWING-ROOM and BED ROOM, on the same floor, near Upper Parliament-street : terms, 7s. 6d. per week, including gas.—Apply, by letter, H. It., Northern Daily Times. a 24 WANTED, immediately, Furnished APARTMENTS, con taining an airy Sitting-room, and not less than 3 com fortable Bedrooms, four or five miles from Liverpool, and some distance from the River. The neighbourhood of Claildwell preferred. Address, T. G., at the office of this paper. 3j27 CHAINMAKERS' STRIKE.—The strike in the chain trade is now general in East Worcestershire and the ad joining parts of Staffordshire. It is estimated that up wards of 2,000 workmen are now out of employ. The Lord Chancellor's Rectory of Coaley, near Dursley, Gloucestershire, has become vacant by the death of th e Rev. Charles Roberte Fanshawe, M.A., who 'was insti tuted in 1835. The benefice is worth about £3OO a year MONUMENT TO THE LATE FEARGUS O'CONNOR.— A monument to the reomory of this gentleman has been erected in the Arboretum at Nottingham. An inaugu ration ceremony in connection with it took place on Monday, at which Mr. Ernest Jones was among the speakers. In the evening,' the 'event was celebrated by a public dinner. 'HARVEST AND CROPS ON THE CONTINENT.—The French harvest, although not one of the most productive, will not' be much , inferior to last year's ; the large re serves of old wheat will prevent any exaggerated rise in prices. There will .be sufficient corn for home wants. The harvest in Spain will not be so abundant as was expected, but is estimated as sufficient for the consump tion of the country. New wheat offered in North Ger many is of excellent quality.' AN IMPERIAL CARRIAGE.—" The carriage formerly used by the Emperor Napoleon I. and the Empress Maria Louisa," says the Nord, " has remained in the possession of the Dukes of Parma till the present time, but will shortly be . bioUght to Paris. This carriage, which is very large, and divided into several compart ments, attracted the attention of Prince Napoleon when in Italy, and he wished to purchase it: The Duchess has since presented it to the Museum of Sovereigns at the Louvre." EMIGRATION.—The number of emigrants who sailed from the United Kingdom during the forty-four years from 1815 to 1858 inclusive, amounted to 4,797,166. Of these 1,180,046 went to the North American colo nies ; 2,990,403 to the United States ; 652,910 to the Australian colonies and New Zealand, and 73,807 to other places. The average annual emigration from the United Kingdom from 1815 to 1858 amounted to 109,026 ; for the ten years ending 1858, 261,865. COOLIB IMMIGRATION. -- The number of Coolies despatched from the East to the West Indies in the season 1858-9 amounted to 7,562. Of these 4,282 were men, 1,797 women, and 1,227 children and infants. 2,926 emigrated to British Guiana, 3,718 to Trinidad, C -‘ada, and 574 to St. Lucia. PrP lv tr 644 to Gren_ _ ...eviously to the season 1856-7 the average mortality had been under 2 per cent. from Madras, and 5 per cent. from Calcutta ; in 1856-7 the , mortality rose to 17.26 from Calcutta, and 0.98 from Madras ; m 1857-8, 13.22 from Calcutta, and 1.31 from Madras : in 1858-60, 10.43 fioni Calcutta, and 1.64 from Madras. GRECIAN STATUE FOR FRANCE. — The town of Brescia possesses a Grecian statue, representing Victory, which is considered a masterpiece of antiquity. The Minister of State (France) wishing to enrich the Paris Museum with a re-production of this statue,. directed Marshal Vaillant to apply to the authorities Of the town for leave to have a cast taken. Hitherto the Municipal Court of Brescia had always refused a similar request, with a view, no doubt, of preserving the statue from any pos sibility of injury. The . Syndic, Count Valotti, how ever, has answered the Minister's application in 'the most gracious terms, and has expressed his intention of having a copy of the statue made at the expense of the town and of presenting it to the Emperor Napoleon as a testimony of the deepest gratitude of all the inhabitants. —The Builder. _ HERRING --- - - -------- —The fishing, in Lochfine during this week has been very poor, and the fish are of infe rior quality. The daily cargo of the'steathers run frOm twenty to thirty boxes. There has been an improve ment-In--the north, although-much- of - the-spoil -has 'not reached the Clyde, - the fish being mostly bought by curers on the spot. There was a fair take. at the Glens, some of the boats having netted from twelve to fourteen crass each, and the 'catch "at - ' Loch Torridon has been good. The quality of the fish is excellent. The fishing at Campbelton was very poor during the last fortniht, and seems now to have -come to a close. Many of the boats which were at the - Isle of Mon have returned within the last few days, the" fishing there being very. light for 'the eight - days previous, but, upon the whole, they have made well out of their trip. TILE CHEAP PRESS AND THE CITT AgAns.---Among the means of employment which these times.of rivalry and - coMposition have given rise fo, there is one which, perhaps, though not much - thought of, 'yet is the means of employing many hundreds of poor boys, who might,- and most probably would, were it removed; be 'support ing a wretched existence on the fruits of theft and . the wages of infamy. We allude to the employment of boys in the sale of the daily papers, 'more especially . the Star, Standard, and Tetepaph. It is hardly likely that the 'proprietors of these journals would reflect that the means employed by them to - create a sale i ttiiir increase their circulation should 'have , anything Us do with the national tone. Yet' so it is ; and while they thus make employment for others,. , whom they thin . ; keep. outof mischief, and by which they do a national service, they 'also afford the media` Of life - to many whO would otherwise adorn the criminal dock, or swell the Ululates of the %min. —Loncr4m Daily Gm*, ARRIVED August 23 Anglo-Saxon (ss), Ballatyne, Quebec Frederick Gustav Albatross (ss), Raynes, Mazeppa. Rotterdam Roscoe Express Halifax Locomotive, Benfteld, iirchangi ...D a ntzic .Charente Kooris Moor Bordeau% Bucks Po rt ...Elsinore .Savannah August 22 Norwood SAILED Amelie Melbourne M. Medcalf Quebec City of Perth ...Labrador Florida Halifax Agenoria ...Antwerp August 23. ...Antwerp ' Rescue (s-tug) Isle of Mat , ,Rotterdam with flat in tow for th .Marseilles Harlequin. • Seville Felix ...Gibraltar I James Kennedy (ss St. Lawrence Reform Norval Malibran Saline Remedy Sagittaire Hero Naaid AntwerP St. Thom' Genos FOREIGN PORTS. Edith Moore, from London at Calcutta July 4. • Cambodia, Page, from Melbourne at Calcutta July 6. Jona, Wylie, from London at Calcutta July 8. Winterthur, Stewart, from London at Calcutta July 10. Curraghmore, Graham, from Cardiff at Kurrachee July 12. Glide, and Emma, sailed from Matanzas f..r. Falmouth July 3. Naples, Whistling Wind. Marengo, and Osprey, all sailed from Matanzas for Falmouth July 22. Kohinoor, Duncan, from Clyde at Havana July 23. T. V., Almanaque, hence at Havana July 23. Mauritius, Galloway, from Clyde at Havana July 25. Karnak (as), from New York and Nassau at Ifacoos July 30. Test, Baker, and Mantura, Sheriff, both hence at Newfound' land July 19. Augusta, Rabe, hence at Ibrail Aug. 8. Fear Not, Court, hence at Lisbon Aug. 13. Morning Mar, Hunter, from Cork at Oporto Aug. 12. Pierre and Marie, hence at Dunkirk Aug. 21. Orchidee, Rivet, hence at Havre Aug. 21. Ncemie, and Auspicious, both left Paimbceuf for Liverpool Aug. 18. . Argo, Rust, hence at Bremerhaven Aug. 17. Minna Wooge, sailed from Bremerhaven for Liverpool Aug. 18 Diary Jane, Cleary, hence at Fayal, and sailed for Princ Edward Island Aug. 18. Frances, mid Falcon, both hence at Ceara. Norval, from Pernambuco at Ceara. Rhone (ss), Glover, hence at Lisbon, and left for Gibraltar. Fury, Enge, hence at Lisbon. North American (ss), hence at Quebec Aug. 13. City of Manchester (ss), hence at New York Aug. 13. Forest Monarch, from Melbourne at San Francisco. Redwood, hence at New Orleans. Glasgow (ss), Thompson, from Clyde at New York. Calista Hawes, Britannia, and Allan, all off the PLUM Aug. 13. Ann Augusta, off Green Island Aug. 13. J. 11. Boardman. hence at Aden. R. Jacobs, hence at New York. Henriette, hence at Marseilles. SPOKEN Covenanter, Bombay for Liverpool, June I. Albuera, Calcutta to London, in lat. 13 N., lon. 26 W., July2 s Carleton, Calcutta to London, in lat. 16 N., lon. 30 W., July 2 4 Retriever, Bombay to Liverpool, in lat. 6 N., July 16. VESSELS' REPORTS, Abstract of the Log of the Montreal Ocean Steam-ship Coin pany's screw-steam Anglo-Saxon, Capt. Ballantyne, from Quebec at Liverpool August 13, wind easterly, course various; begins light breeze and clear ; 2 a.m., hove up anchor ; 9 30, embarked passengers and mails; 9 48, started full speed; p.m., HO; breeze and clear; 1 50, passed Traverse lightship ; 2, passe. North American (as) ; 5, Pilgrims abeam • 6 45, Greet . ; Island; 9 20, Bic; 10 45, Father Point, discharged pilot, and received despatches; ends light breeze and clear. August 14, Wind E.N.E., course E. 13 - 3 i N. and E.S.E., di°,; ante 314 miles, lat. 49 42, ion. 65 25; a.m., light breeze clear ; 5, Point de Montes abeam ; 6, breeze freshening soon, fresh breeze and passing showers ; 3 p.m., West Poin t abeam ; ends fresh and clear. August 15, wind E.N.E. to W., course E.S.E. to E. by N'' distance 240 miles, lat. 50 18, lon. 59 15 ; a.m., fresh breeze and clear ; 9, Cape Whittle abeam ; noon, calm and clear p.m., light breeze ; 2 40, Great Metacina abeam ; 10 20, Point Amoor light abeam. August 16, wind N.E. to N., course E. by. N. to E. by S•A S., distance 270 miles, lat. 52 12, lon. 52 57 ; a.m., lie' breeze and clear; 4 20, Belle Isle abeam; 7, set all sad, crossed royal yards ; p.m., light breeze and clear, icebergs in sight all day ; ends light breeze and cloudy, h ea vy swell from E.N.E. August 17, wind N.N.W., course E.S.E., distance 2 60 miles, lat. 53 19, lon. 46; a.m., light breeze and hew(); swell, all possible sail set; p.m., moderate breeze anu cloudy, swell increasing from N.E. • August 18, wind N.N.W., course E.S.E., distance 2 91 miles, lat. 54 20, lon. 38 2; a.m., moderate breeze and cloudy, swell from N.N E.,wind hauling to westward ; light breeze and clear ; ends ditto. August 19, wind W.S.W., course S.E. by E. E., diitanee 290 miles, lat. 55 17, lon. 29 51; a.m., moderate breeze and cloudy ; 4, breeze increasing ; noon, fresh breeze and clear p.m., fresh breeze and cloudy; 8, more moderate; ends hazi weather. August 20, wind W.S.W., course S.E. by E., distance 2 81 miles, lat. 55 30, lon. 21 40 ; a.m., light breeze and clear noon, light breeze, swell from westward; p.m., light breeze and hazy; ends light airs. wind August 21, S.W., course S.E. by E., distance 2 0 lat. 55 25, lon. 13 25 ; throughout light breeze and clear. August 22, wind S.W. to S.S.E., course E.S.E. to S., di s ; tance 275 miles, lat. 55 3, ion. 5 54; a.m., light breeze an,' clear; 3 40, Tory Island; 7, Inni s t ra k u ll ; 10 37, F a i r Head 10 45, wind hauled ahead, moderate breeze and clear, en" down royal and topgallant yards ; noon, moderate breeze and clear, Garrow Head abeam; 2 p.m., Copelands, thick fop went slow ; 6 30, fog cleared away ; 7, Calf of Man abeam midnight, made North-west lightship, stopped the engin e l and waited until 4 15 on account of fog ; 5 10, Rock ligh abeam, thick fog ; 5 25, docked. 017TPORTS DEAL, Aug. 23.---Arrived and passed : General Stricke n • Havaca to London ; Agamemnon, London to Calcutta ; Eagle' London to Newport; Maynard. Algoa Bay to London; Berl lic, New York to BrOmen. GRAVESEND, Aug. 23.---Arrived: Wild Rose, from Quebec; J. F. Patten, New Orleans; Dorothea, Archangel; Elizabeth , d Gottenburg ; Effort, Riga ; Ellwood, Bombay ; Carlos, Gen. Strickland, Havana. Sailed: Agamemnon, Calcutta. BELPAST, August 22.—Arrived : Condor, from Stettin Sailed : Lively, for Glasgow ; Skirner, Cardiff; Elise, Dol t _ . . GREnNocx, August 23.—Arrived : European, Smith, master from Gottenburg for Boston (U.S.), with iron, put back leak,' Sailed : Britannia, for Singapore. _. Quitalisrowx, August 23.—Arrived : Ocean Queen, fro m Galata ; Allah Kirine, Ibraila. Sailed : Express, for Limericg Enoch, Waterford ; Jane Pringle, Cronstadt • Laude, Newt,' San Spiriodone, Liverpool; Guiseppino, Belfast; Noma, Cardiff ; Woodside, Dublin ; Earl of Chester, Hamburg. MARITIME EXTRACTS CALCTTTA, July 9.---The Chance, for London, has put - bac s leaky, and to repair, having beenin contact. The Mathilda, supposed from the Clyde, has been lost a l Bombay. The hull of a vessel, laden with white pine timber, suPle: to be that of the Watersprite, from--Quebee -to Tenby,- able doned on the 28th of Oetober, was towed i n t o O ra t aw a, Te"- rife, July 30. The it. S. Ely, hence to New Y or k , was spo k en July 3 ' lat. 49 N., lon. 28 W., with l oss o f bowsprit, foretopmast, ,„ The Rescue (steam-tug) left here early yester with a flat in tow, for the Harlequin, ashore anthem BIRTH. On the 21st instant, at Grove Park, the wife of Petet VT& 10 , sq., of a daughter. MARRIAGES On the 25th July, at the British Embassy, Frankfort-on -- th Y, Maine, Gunthor Theordore Gustavus Alexander Von P of Ist Lieutenant in his Prussian Majesty's .34th Begiwr o ol Infantry, to Mary Harvey, daughter of Captain Boys, Navy. On the 23rd instant, at Bebbington Church, by the Re v ' . to bert Hervey, Mr. C. A. Highfield, of the ship Light/Asir' Miss E. Lloyd, of Tranmere. C. On. the 23rd instant, at Trinity Independent Chapel, '"' te of , tree, by the Rev. W. C. Stallybrass, Mr.-Henry Heaney' °f Leeds, to Annie, only daughter of Mr. William Chamber s, Liverpool. DEATHS On the 18th inataat, at Brighton, Brigadier Jas. Steel, late commanding at Umbella, in his 68th yea:* ea , On the 19th instant, at Oxford, the Rev. Frederick E'S rA D.D., canon of Christ Church,.in nis 89th year. Cstherb'e• On the 21st instant, at Notting-hill, aged 24, sot Elisabeth Mary, wife of William Johnston Fyffe, lo• geon sth Dragoon Guards, and only child of Mrs. stern tb of Corrindae, Aberdeenshire. co be, 'On the 21st instant, Lucy May, infant daughter of Mt' New Brighton. The 11.-• On the 22nd instant, at the Old Swan, aged 51, Dr. 44 , 0 re _,, sorrow this event hasycreated is not alone confined t ° _,TseeP'„ tiveo and friends of Dr. Hall: the entire neighbouruw - h a ea I° ' fall of deep regret that-so good a man. should hare._7".4 ;eo ever called away. To the poor Dr. was h o or thought of payment ever prevented him leaving hcone u : 'es l •night-to attend. to - the humblest .eresture_ reqUi r " aid. • On the 22nd instant, at Wavertree, aged 74, E o f widow_of .the late_Mr. Richard Marcroft, printer, f oll° this town. „ 0 , Printed for the Proprietor, by WILLIAM GRIFFIN, olfr,Viogii) Brownlow-atroet, .in ther Pariah of Liverpool, sld: o tos , ,-SEMNSIX lilcOntx, of No.lo, St. Cbrysoatom-atreet, D C , ► to in the Pariah of Weat Derby, at 40, Leigh-Stre et, Pariah of Liverpool, and Published by them at Is, John-street, is the aforesaid Parish or Liverpool. - • - AUG.:I3T E 4, 1850.