The Daily Times. — Liverpool, Merseyside, England, 1860-03-22 00:00:00

or Parties answering Advertisements Imp the DAUX Timms are requested to attend to the following expla- nations Address (capital letter and ,nUniber) DAILY Tl3i Qf flee means that application must be made by letter, and in no other way. Se.; reference list means that parties should examine the list of references at our office. Applications not in conformity with these instructions cannot be attended to. ptrunts Mautttr. TO SURGEONS, &c. T , HE GUARDIANS of the POOR of the WEST DERISV UNION are desirous of appointing a MEDICAL OFFICER r for the Tobrnship of Garston, salary £l6 per annum. Applica tions, endorsed " Medical Officer,' stating professional qualifi cations, to be sent to me on or before Tuesday, the 27th inst. BT order of the 'Board. WILLIAM CLEAVER, Union Clerl. Elliot-street, Liverpool. emplogratirt Mantel. --•"" - TO- BREWERS. - •• • --- as TATANTED, byi. a young. Gentleman, a SITUATJP' VICEWEIC,' or Brewer and Manager, ; or witli a view to a Partnership. lie , has had six, years' practical experience, and brewed under a Burton brewer, With a good firra. Can brew first-rate pale, bitter, and strong ales and porter. Unexeeptionable references can be given. ,_ Apply to , Mr ; S. AverilT, Broadway, Worcestershire. Ji isttilautous atitS: AITANT4I), a,MQRSE MORTAIi. MILL. State price and where it inaq-be seen. Address 'M. - ..10;/ Daily Times m 6 r,22 Iy.ANTED, to HIRE 20 to SO good sized COAL WA-61314N5. . for use on, the Londor. and North W es tern Railway. A 1 . to Mr. Charles Howell, agent tor the Hallanead:COilittrY' invlF,b*Cal, at 242, Crown-street, Liverpool. 0=24 . .. THERE is a VACANCY for a Lady o r P wo Sisters, as Ear lour Boarders, in a Lady's Establishment. The situation is particidarly.healthy, r and in:the imm ediate vicinity)of Liver pool. Unexceptionable reference:, and Terms moderate. Address L. M., Messrs. Smythe a nd Co., Bookseliern, gold. street,"Liverpool. , • . Egur26 WANTED, for Exportatieti Ladies', Gentlemen's, and Children's LEFT-Of CLOTRES, for which the highest price will be given in cash: Ladies and Gentletnen waited upon,: it; any hour in all parts , of. Lancashire . and Cheshire. N.13 2 —A1l kinds of Military bought. Address Mr or Mrs.'Jackiati; 47, liirownlow-bill. br lliutilittg Pauses. TO be LET, Two .1101.113E3. Nos 4 alld.fAl,lQlfrence - grove, Everton, each containing two good kitchens, two parlours, and four bedrooms. There are good yi . irds at the back. Rent, £22. Apply to Mr. Hardisty, No. 5, Harruigton-itreet. - 233 61027 • EVEILTOT,' . • 110 be LET, a good F ,MIL-ie HOUSE in Wdadvilie-terrace, j_ Brecl.-read, containing two ) parlours, r builer's pantry, kitchen, five bedrooms, water-closet, and bith Inpplied with hot, 'cold, and shower. ' Rent'ill3o. Apply to J. B. Hughes, architect, surveyor, &c., 4, Clan-square. - are. "6Mr22 ANIIELD. To be LET, a semi - detached HOUSE , 5, Ashleigh , containi n g two sitting-rooms, seven bedrooms, butler's pantry, hot and cold water, water-closet, two good bedrooms, and every modern convenience, with coach-horse and stable, and small garden at back. Cabbage-hall omnibus close by. Rent £5O. Apply on the premises. 184mr23 SUBURBS OF 'EIVERPOOL. T 0 be LET, a Semi-detached VILLA, in the neighbo urhood of Edge-lane, containing •dining-room, drawing-roote, six bedrooms, bath-room kitchens, &e ., and having two gardens attached to it. T he whole, or a part of the furniture may be taken at a valnation, if desired."- The Old Svraii omnibuses, on,both linet of' road, pass sear. Address 8.F.., ortice of the Daily Mies: BIRKENHEAD. • TO be LET, an excellent FAMILT HOUSE;situated in-the Woodlands, Clifton Park, twelve . minutes' walk ; from "Woodside Ferry, containing good kitchens, three entertainiot rooms, six bedrooms,. two dressing rooms, water closet, hot and cold baths, gas, &c. AKly,to Joseph Craven, 3, Hamiltbn square ;or to Davidcrsig,, 26 1 Park-place, Liverpool. May be seen at any time. • • , - 6mr26.• Zo e gtt, Itithitss autism rip° :,e LET, a DANCING ACADEVY,irith Hou®e attached, 1 eituatel4o. 1, Devon-street late in the occupation or Messrs. Isset and Dugit. Address J li., 18, Peter's-lane. 237 Orn2B CLARE HALL, CLARE-STREET, ISLINGTON. TO be LET, the above R 00341, suitable for holding Public Meetings, Tea Parties; BeheSt Societies' Meetings, and Lectures, on reasonable terms. Apply to Mr. J. Par',wage, No. 3, Islington. 3mos-m24 to be ,Sots get. Tro be SoLD or LBI, Two new Detached VILLAS, in Lilley -1 road, Fairfield, containing diningi drawing, and breakfast rooms, and butler's 'pantry, - on the first floor ; nine bedrooms, dre_ssing-room, bath-room, closet; Ike with garden back and front. Apply on the premises. Also, to be Sold. Three HOUSES, Canton-street, Everton ; rental £72. Two HOU SESI east: side, of Berkley-street, rode'. £9O ; and Two, RousEli„ . Nos. 4 and 5, Parkfleld-street, Prince's-park ; rental £l6O. Apply at No. 51, Sefton-street, Brunswick Dock. , tfo Fmtsts autrlani) PRINCE'S-PARK. FOR SALE, a Plot' of Freehold LAND, containing about 3,000 yards;adj ainizig Mr. William Laird's house. Apply to Mr. William Laird, 23, Castle-street.l FA LKNER-SQ OARE. ?TO be SOLD by PRIVATE TREATY, a superior DWELLING-HDU , E, with Domestic Office! upon the ground floor, being No. 13 on north side. For particulars and cards to view, apply to W. R. Gee, Architect, 15, Sweeting stre,.t. 6mr22 TO be SOLD, Four good Family HOUSES, in . Woodville , terrace,, Breck-road, - Everton. Each House has a Bath, supplied with hot, sold, and shower. They will be sold separate, if required, price £1,800; 41,200 may remain on mortgage. Apply.to , J. B. Hughes, Architect, Surveyor, &c., 4, clayton square. 6mr26 DINGLE-LANE. T ° be SOLD, a compact Detached RESIDENCE, with gar den, stable, and coach-house ; contains dining-room, small library, man-servant's room, kitchen, scullery,,butler's pantry, store-room, and lavatory, on the ground floor ; above are, five bedrooms, drawing-room, and the usual modern conveniences. The property is freehold, overlooking the , Dingle, and the ad joining land is restricted from nuisances or small houses. May be viewed on Tuesdays and Fridays, on application to Mr. S. Water,house, 4, Derby-square. I d •-• _ . _ VALUABLE FREEHOLD!PROPERTY, AT LISCARD, ' ' , rro be. SOLD, by Private Treaty,.the RROPZRTIC; =Wu as the " 'LuE GuNiowqmt MackAziNuS," at Liscard, hettr the Shore of 'the River Mersey, with the LAND attached thereto and the BUILDINGS thereon, including Three Dwel ling-houses, comprising in the whole about 32,140 square yards of "'mid. Freehold of inheritance. " ' This property will be sold witiont any restrictions, and a large amount of purchase, money may be commuted for an annual rent charge. • • • • , • A plan of the•property may beUeen and particulars obtained t the Surveyor's Officer Town hall: a. die,. Town-hall, Liverpool, 12th March, 1860, ohe aJb,NiSallarterms. BIIX.TON LIMESTONE CHIPPINGS. SASE; •at the' Buxton Limeworks, CHIPPINGS, tot k_F Garden and other Walks. Depot, 191, Smithdimn-lane, opposite Milner's Pire`Safe Works. Oflibe, 13, Pitt-street. PRECIOUS STONES. TUST FORFEITED,* a most Magnificent first-water cluster tI _ 'DIAMOND - RING; handsomely mounted, with an extra brooch mount, containing eleven clear and perfect gems of good size ; price 65 guineas_ A single stone Diamond Ring, first water gem ; price 50 'guineas. A fine large deep-cut Sapphir e Ring, rich in colour; price £25. A massive Cairngorm se a l, elegantly and artistically mounted in - dead gold : the stone is uncommonly large; price £l5 15s. Ellis L. E. Heyman; 6, Exchange-street East, begs to call the attention of connoisseurs to the above rare bargains. Valuable MAGIC LANTERN and large quantity of !Rides. ON SALE,, a valuable double achro matic MAGIO LAN - - TERN, by Abrahams, Liverpool, known as the Biroptric Prismatic Lantern, with all the apparatus complete, for th e purpmse of exhibiting dissolving views, including clock-work motion, gas bag and retorts, lamp purifier, pressure boards, with large case for packing-an exceedingly well-finished first class machine. with every pnfrehle. nereggars . rekriarte. Also, a large quantity of valuable .81idea, comprising nearly 200, consisting of landscapes, views, figures, 'wade slides, move able ditto, chromatropes, all of which excel .description. The whole of the above ha* been purchased within the last twelve months, at a cost of upwaid3 of 13150, and will now be sold for the low figure of £MI Apply to Ellis L. lt. Heyman, 6, Exchange-street East. The above opportunity seldom occurs. AN UNUSUAL OPPORTUNITY. TUST FORFEITED, Fourteen extremely powerful Double ey. ACHROMATIC RACE GLASSES (warranted to carry ten miles), in black Japanned leather sling cases, and well worth Z. 5 each, will be sold for the uncommonly low price of £2 2s. each. N.B. A few Enamelled Ditto, at £1 Is. each. Apply to Ellis L. E. Heyman, 6, Exchange-street Eat.t. INTENSELT POWERFUL MlCRoseopE. ON SAL}i, an exceedingly powerful Double Achr oma ti c MICRROSCOPE, on moveable stand, by Neale, London, With extia eye-pieces, instruments, &e., fitted up in mahogany case complete. This Microscope will be warranted. Price only £B' its. Apply to Ellis L E. Heyman, 6 , Exchange street East. Case of German Silver MATHEMATICAL INSTRUMENTS. JUT FORFEITED, a very superiot Caserof Pe to Silver MATHEMATICAL INSTB.UILENTS, including reducing . compasees, pocket beam; conipass mountings , wit h ad j usti ng screw to carry beams of any leAgth; also steel spring bow pens, &c., widi fine adjusting screws, scales, and many instruments never before introduced. To be sold for, the astonishing low price of £4 45 .: a great bargain . Apply.to Ellis L. E. Hey man, 6, Exchange-street Wit. ASTRONOMICAL TELESCOPE, by Dolland. IN SALE, a very superior and extremely powerful 4.48- nomical TELESCOPE, extra eye piec es, bjf Donand, with brass-bound mahogany portable stand, and revolving adjusting screw to form a tripod. Will be sold ior 87,10. Apply to Ellis L. E. Heyman, 6, Exchange-street East. SIX 110SEwooD AND MAHOGANY WRITING DESK 0. 1: UST FORFEITED, Six first-class WRITING . DESKS I n ro-e wood and maho gan y, inlaid, and brass bound, wit secret drawers; price El is each. Also, a few Mahogany and Walnutwood STEREOSCOPES, with and withqut ormolu mountings, at to* , prices. Apply to Ellis L. E. Heyman, 6, Exchange-street East. MISCELLANEOUS BATIGiINS: SEVERAL PH OT 0 GRAPHIC. MACHINE S, in every variety, by noted makers. A Set of Bagatelle Bans and Cups £2 2 0 A Gentleman's Tool Chest, complete 2 0 0 A line-toned Elutina And a large variety of useful articles, at Ices thstn. half their value. Apply to Ellis L. E. Heyman, 6, Eachange.street East. ... • IMPORTANT. • PARTIES of respectability having Articles of Vertu, Curiosi ties, Bronzes, Antiques, Cameos, Intaglios; Pictures, Enamels, Jewellery, Plate, Diamonds, Pearls, Precious Stones, old China, Carvings, Buhl Work, Meerschaum Pipe, old Coins, Medallions, Books, MUsinal Instruments, Guns, Opera Glasses, Theodolites, Mathematical and-Surgical Instruments, Photo graphic Machines, or any description of Valuable portable Property to DISPOSE OF, will find it greatly to their advan tage to apply to ELLIS L. E. HEYMAN, 6, Exchange-street East, who gives the highest price in the provinces, and fully up to the London standard. • IMMEDIATE CASH TO ANY AMOUNT. N.B. Parties waited upon in any part of England and Wales. HORSES FOR SALE. - I.OS SALE, a Dark Brown PONY, 14 handehigh, has good i action, and quiet to ride or drive; 'a 'Brown Mare 15 hands 3 inches high, an excellent ride and drive Mare, with great improvement in her,; a , Bay Blood Bunt er 35 hands 2 t u b e , high, six years old, master of 12 stone, an excellent fencer, with great pace, and . has been regularly, h n nted in Ireland ; a Brown C ob 14 han s 2 inches high, six years old, an excellent stepper, s%dtabTeThi carry a nobleman or an old gen ti e nihm Now on view ,at Mr. Bretherton's Horse ItePoditpry, wood-street. 6mr24227 ALDERNEY AND GUERNSEY COWS ANT) HEIFERS. .atisgsETtileposElltToCr7, has received i)e instructions rgoc lO w SELL, day and. Thursday, the 4th apd sth of, April; Twenty-three newly-calved and down calving COWS and. HEIFERS, all directly import:Al from the Channel Islands by Mr. M. Fowler, Sent, of Watford Farna,:Herts, the only importer in England, and judge of the stock at the R,A. shows held in those islands. This herd is selected expressly for this market, and will be foond stkerior to any , ever offered in Lancashire or adjoining .counties. Catalogues ma y b e h a d at the Horse Aepository, ootl-street, Liverpool. Cmr24226 A MERIC,AN SOLACE!! Smokers who want A REALLY GOOD PIPE OF TOBACCO, Are recommended to try the above. NONE GENUINE EXCEPT SOLD BY C. Tti-.E.MEALT. Important to PaOils Disposing of FURNITURE, rrano-fortes, and other Effects.. THOMAS LAWTON, ,Auctioneer and Appraiser, 222, Scotland-road, opposite •Burlington-Street, - begs' to nn parties having such to dispose of that he is at all Ittllqs prepared to purchase every description, in large or 'mall quantities, and to,reirwve immediately when required. Sales eoadunted on the Pyeraises of Owners, .and Valuations wide on moderate terms. sales off Furniture at the Rooms every, ap2o Tuesday, at at-Tvio clock. , ..._ , ,q 1 ay.A 3.1991' BY MR. WYLIE, On Wednesday, the 4th of April, at half-past One o'clock . in -the-afternoort-(unlesa previously disposed of by private con tract, of which due notice will be given){ at the Clarendon- . rooms, South John-street, Pl= of Leaietiola LAND' with the , - Ei LING-ROUSE there's:al erected, 'situate on the' west side pf Grove-street, and being No. 92, containing in, front to Grove-street, and at theback severally 21.1eft, and running in depth backward (inclhaing the area of 18 feet in front to Grove-street), 107 feet 3 inches, he'll by lease from the Cor poration- of Liverpool for - the residue of - a - term - of - 15 years, commencing 4th February, 1844, and subject to the pibiisions and covenants usual in such leases. , • 'l4( Further application may be made to D. Gibb, j Esq.,,ls, Goree Piazzas ) or to,Mr, Wylie, 27, Hanover-street. , Superior FURNITURE, Piano.forte,.4.:lumney Glass, ,Plated Goods, Gold Watches, Engravings, &c., Auction Mart, 45, Lime-street. f M ESSRS. TURNER & HOL'LINS, are instructed to offer for SALE by A,UCTION, 'Pa Thursday,, the - : instant, at Eleven o'clock, at the Auction Mart, 45, Lime-street; an -exeellent assortment of modern-and -useful . FURNITURE, &c., including.lcuttage piano-forte, music stool, several gold watches, chimney glisSes; mahogany centre, 100, Pembroke, and other tables, mahogany hair-seated, cane r wrid °theft - . chairs; ,drawing-room 'suite in walnutwood, easy chair, rocking chair, sofa, carpets, rugs, bookcase/ hall lamp, handsome gasaliers, brackets and fittings, fenders and fire-irons, Mahogany and other chests of drawers, polished birch and 'Painted' *ashstands and toilet tables, handsome mahogany and polished birch hall%tester bedsteads and hang.: ings, iron bedsteads, feather beds and flock beds, 'bedding, blankets, mattresses, capital eight-day clock in mahogany case, shower bath,, lobby cloth, btalf Oarifetifig, iiiiibrella bland, ' towel rails, wardrobe, toilet glasses, bird cages, knives and ,forks, electro-plated tea and coffee service, dish knives, '81c., - kitchp. ufensflß,...and_other_elfecta; for.unreserved sale, and removed from the residence of a gentleman leaving the town. On view on the morning of - sale, and' catalogues and all information at the:Auction Mart, 4b; Lime-street. - ' •2rar22 SEACOMBE, HOUSEHOLD FURNITURE; bhlmneY Gid.sa, Three-light Cucumber Fram e _, and other autrdaar,Eijects, a few clozena of Home-made Rhubarb Winel b e,itlie‘ property of a lady replaying. ESSRS. F. & I .110 ) DGS0 S ELL) by r AUCTION, on Thursaay, the stlf instant, Punctually at Eleven o'clock, on the Premises, _Victoria Cottage, Brighton roade.-StadarnfieV thei:ginine HOUBEIIOLD •PCRNITU'ItIt, &c., comprising mahogany chiffonnier , sets of chairs; dining another tables, Brussels and Kidderminster carpets, Chimney, glass in carved and gilt .frame, 'freined prints, fenders, 'fire- - irons, dinner services, lamp,. ,•• • • ' Two birthwood rbUr-Postliedstea.ds i (One - with esimsen damask hangings), birchwood- , Tudot and .panated French bedsteads, goose' Yeathef-bed4, blankets, counterpanes, chests of, drawers. tolft tables, glass, very excellent 'wardrobe bedstead„ _caned chairs, carpets. Kitchen utensils, dressers, _clock, two meat safes, stillages„ brewing tubs. Cucumber frame, pigstye, cabin with} glass frtnit,,n;quantity, of potatoes, strawberry plants in pots,__ garden chair, flower stands, dog kennel, corn chest, &c:' , • • ' • • To be publicly-viewed on the morning of sale, when catalogues may be had on the premises ; or previously of Messrs. V. and , J. Hodgson, at their offices and rooms, ArgylL-Stnielti Birken head. Bmr29 Stock-in-Trade of DItA'PERIPand SILK MERCERS. MESSER., F. gud J. 110DGSON t j wili. :SELL by AUCTION, on Tuesday ne7ct, 27th instant, punctually at Lleven o'clock, at their Coramissiou. Amur, 4.rgyle t steet, tiirkenhead," the'well-assorted Stclek-of PE and SILK MERCEIIY, including silk, mohair, and barege dresses, flounced robes, cloth mantles, snawis, fancy and quilted skirts, dam table cloths, skirtings, sheetings, calicoes, printed cam brics, rambrici handkerchiefs, and other articles connected with the hpsimess, the livholein good condition. , Tkbe relyed on the morning of sale, Catalogues may be had the day pretiAii4Y of Messrs. F. and J., Hodgson, Appraisers. and Auctioneers, Argyle-sgept, Birkenhead. 6mr27 ' ' 1 ' ' Friday, 23rd 3 arch. • HOUSEHOLD' PURNITURE, enclosed Mahogany Pedestal Sideboard, 6 feet 5 inches, Sofa and sets of Chairs in hair cloth, Chiffonnier, oblong Dining Table, six' imitation Rose= wood Chairs and Couch in. damas h ,,China„ Cut .Glasa, 3fahegany Four-post, Iron, Thdor, atiff - Vreneh Bedsteads, Goose Feat ex Becis, flair and Flock ,Mattresses, Blankets, ',.let 'Tables, - Chests - of Drovers, Caned Chairs, Kidder minster, Dutch, arid Stair Carpet 4,. Ppor Eleveillithieoacopet atid.FAides, valuable Concertina, by VAlmaine, Silver Lever Watch, by Smith; of.Lirnerick, Iron Garden Raillhg and gate, two 'Rustic - Oardelltliairg, about 50 lots of ~l)rapery, fro, , o! "IVIESSRS. F. J. HODGSON by AUCTION, To-morrow ( Friday),23rd instant, ptinctnally at f, even o'clock, at their Corninission-rooms, • Argyle-street, Birkenhead, the genuine HOUSEHOLD- FURNITURE, in cluding: hair-stuffed mahogany sofas in hair cloth, sets of chairs -in ditto, easy chair in morocco leather, chiffonier With drawers and panelled doors, oblong dining tables on pillars, set. of imltatitin ;_Sewood chairs and a couch toinateh, in amber tolped damask, iron, Tudor, 'and French bedsteads, mahogany, four pest hedsteads and draperies, hair 4nd flock mattresses, blankets, goose feather loccis, rrinhoigaey i and i pnititeci,chests Df drawers, dressing LOU'S and' glasses, carpets, 'fender's, lire irons, - stair carpete, dpor mats, oil cloth, china, cut glass, kir chen requisites,' lee:; also, a nuantity'of DRAPERY, two 'rustic garden chairs, iron garden railing and gate, eleven stereoscopes, with Coloured and plain slides, &e. to be publicly' viewed' This Day (Thursday), 22nd instant, when catalogues may be had of Messrs. P. and J. Hodgson, Auctioneers and Appraisers, Argyle-etreet,• Birkenhead. AGrTS TO THT civrtir r's'srssscE comPANY. LISCAItto, (414) NITFR ,tic ; EsBRB. j.. lioDGsoN iiy LL 1 . 1 . 1 AUCTION, on Wednesday next, the 28th Instant, punctually at Eleven •o'clock, on the. premises, No. 7, Town fleld-lane Buildings (near the Queen's ArmS Liscard, Cheshtre, - the genuine HOUSEHOLD' FURNITURE; and Inctuding • • ' Tu4lahogany, small sideboard, 3ft. Bin. long, Pembroke and ot4ertahlesiiix chairs - and a lounging chart, book - case tiod of inahegai4; sofa, hiichwoo4 gofa bPd, chi=ney. Kidderminster carpets, oil paintings, fraine prints, fsndera, fire irons, six Windsor chairs, and an elbow dito, Polished birch Tudor- `bedstead and figUred green damask hangings, iron, French; and tent bedite.ads and draperies, goose feether beds, blankets ' counterpanes, sheets, painted chests of drawprs, toilet tables, dressing glasses, chamber ware, carpets, cane-seated clays, , . Stair Carpets an d linen covering, oil cloth, detlr mats, Userat kitchen and culivarY ateasUe,iiafir barrel, dog kennel, other effects ore gen taibeontuatn2 d to ec n i a tu o&ipo g s a ek si t, l e v p e i r g;.. at" . To be viewed on the morning . of "ale, when catalogues may Be had on the premises ; or previously of Messrs. F, and J. Tradition, at their offices and morns, Argyle-street, Birkenhead: _IS .. .B. — The HOUSE to be LET. _ Excellent ; moddra, 'HOUSEHOLD FURNITURE, bquare Piano-forte, Chimney Glass Earthenware Dinner Service, China, Glass, a few Oil Paintings, Dresses, shawls, and othqr Rrapery Goqpis, Brohze and Lacquered . Gas Chandeliers, -IsalnaOlelyrihring Machine, - suitable for a dyer,-lre. MIL .GREEN, This Day (Thursdny), t 1 4nd i n stant. at Eleven o'clock)in the forenoon, at his spacious, COminission Slero?ms, Market street. Birkenhead, SEVERAL Mahogany and Birchwood Four-post, Half tester, and other BEDSTEADS, Feather Beds, and various chamber requisites ; also a great variety Of Dining and Drawing room Furniture, together with the Kitchen items, and other effects. , • May be viewed prior to and on the morning of sale, and co.talogPES find. • 4mr22 MR. 141 4 anLANt., AUCTIONEER AND APPR4ISSR (Chief Assistintio the late firm of Messrs. Taos. Vizoir t uarr and Song,) 16, BASNETT-STREET , •LIVERPOOL; j ETURNS his grateful thanks to his Friends and the general Public, for tbklr4 ancliiberal support with which, he has been favoured since the LielMse of the late firm, and trusts from a long practical experience as Appraiser and Auctioneer, combined vrith punctuality and atte.atioa, to merit the confidence of all who may entrust him with their favours. ADDRESS-- MR. M'CLELLAND, . . . .. SWORN APPRAISER AND ATTOTIONEER, •r,.: ..xli, - . v. 16, BASNETT-STREET.' 78ap9 ' ,bilGve ~ a ' , -• •' - LIVERI I 42OI, -- 7 — • , :rry , '- . , 7 A.. 11. BROWNE, • (LATE ~,Rowws 4.NR TANNF A U,CTIONEER, VALU ER, &c., 3, UNION-COURT, CASTLE-STREET. (' . Li'l ..SALE *AUCTION' of 110 USEHOLD FURNITURE, VTR: - BROWN begs - to - intimate - that, besides the be F ll lN as E fo A r i tia n n , Y O Y ß et d e votedErsursofTASTE much s C t e u l d l a y rs an o ci f WlNES,attentionand VERTU, andLITERARY PROPERTY, and can confidently k to c ' the , undertake the Sale thereof, his personal attention being paid to the careful arranging and cataloguing sales of this description irith Which he may. be entrusted. MR. BROWNE begs also t o i n ti m ate th a t he mAKES UP INVENTORIES and VALUATIONS of tt i outehold Furniture, Collections of pi c tures,Silver Plate, Se'wellerY, Articles of Taste and V e r t u , description Libraries, and all sof Moveable Property, for Probate and d • 'A . ministra tion Duties or other purposes, with ' great convenience to parties emplo ying him , and promptitude and on moderate terms' • ;••'ILLIAM AYLIFF, • •- BILLIARD TABLE MAKER, 15, UNIGIITON-STREET, LIVERPOOL. 119au27 A DAMS'S STUDE-NTS'.AND TO WRITING CASES, PAPE C rO a F inin T gt H NOTE E FULL SIZE,' E NVELOPES OF TWO SIZES, - SEALING WAX, BOX 'TOE ;VESTA LIGHTS, ate.; pATENT INKSTAND, PENS AND .PENCILS, , .• , IVORY PAPER KNIFE, BLOTTING BOOK, POCKETS FOR mEMORANDITMS, ke,, with Patent Loch, from ' • 6s. Od, each, in greg variety,' . ' The above are also kept of a larger size td bold full size letter i , • 'PaPer• 63, CHURCHSTREET, • • (Opposite Old Post-office Place.) --------- w• - - 11."---...----"...--"---" &,T ROBERT _HUGHES, LAND-AND 0-USE AGENT, 53, CHURCH-STREET, BIRKENHEAD; Has ON SALE a large quantity of . Within a quarter of a n hour's of Woodside e ' Ferry, and F R 0 L L • from which there are beautiful vim's of the River Mersey. - The land will be Sold in Small Lots; to suit builderp and others desirous of erecting Villas or Cottages, which are now inard. such great demand, and the price is about 35 . 6 d , the Square Y • - ' ALA°, • • 2,200 SQUARE YARDS OF FREEHOLD. LAND, In PRIORY-STREET, near MONK'S FERRY, • Upon whieh there are no rettrictiong either as regard§ Buildings or Businest. • A Small Quantity opposite the • Railway Station, fronting Jackson-street, at a remarkably Low Price, suitable for Cot tagss„;,,,J ~o*, •_ „, e ,, a ,_;. , ~f°, 3 l( fir% A LBD , • ' TO BE LET,'. SEVERAL EXCELLENT FAMILY. HOUSES, In Birkenhead, Traninere, and the adjoining Townships ; a few - goop SHOtS NEAR THE MARKET, TIMBER YARDS', COAL YARDS, .B,rc. k'srtioillars of which may be obtained at his Office. A F ,ii t ,:rrP,epraal. Agent at, Bir . ,kenhead for the Liverpool and - London Fire and Life Assurance Company. mar3o ~ WARWICK RACES.—YESTERDAY. : i ce r - WARWICK§IIIRE HANDICAP. 1 Dame. .. - B.l 1 2 Colidudior • - ` ' ' . . 0:...":' .: , 1, - k.'" . _ . a . _Raialz.Brook Won easy. Five ran. • . , ' ' • i -I I 'llia-ICgAll. QLD STAKES. Lady Clifton Little Lady - , ~: ' . .i.?.1. , .. - .1.r.f: 2 3 King Kent Elevo ran, t , I ; :if HURDLE RACE.., :, ,f, 'l, 1 Diana • ont . 1 2 Hardy Accuratei. 11. .. 3 Six ran. a ie. I (1 7, a 44 , tv: LATEST BETTING. •-- - • _ _MANCHESTER. — • ,NqtanazrvolantuE : 7 •to llagst Forager, taken; 11 to 1 agst Royal sOvereign, taken; 14 to'l agst 014 1 rft,iilken i li+to I agst Sir le' Simon, taken; 25 to 1 agst Prince of Denmatk, taken T SUI3VRBAN : 25 to 1 agst Royal Sovereign; taken freely. CIitSTER CUP : 100 to 6 agst Viatka, taken; 100 to 6 agst Gaspard, taken ; 25 to`l agat Longtange, taken ; 33 to 1 agst Apollyon, taken ; 33 to 1 agst Herne, taken and ogered ; 30 to 1 agst Petre, wanted ; 30 to 1 agst l i ifeboat, taken ; 40 to' 1 agst Royal *ol 7 4,}Tign,'takOn.3 !` SIR. JQHN AILNOTT'S AfcAQ HVNT: f ,Ccens, Wednesday.—The Drag Hunt of this day wa real Steeplechase ; and from its novelty and the number of horses entered to contend for.thi prize, attracted a large concourse of sporting men from all parts of this and the adjoining counties '(from Clare, Kilkenny, Kildare), and even frofri - England end Sco:Tand. The meet was at, Rochester, on the Pork and Passage Railway. Thirty-nine horses were at the post. The startfrom Monkstow.. took place at two o'clock, and the distance, five Hulsey ; wasi run in thirty minutes. The winning horse was Monkstewn, - ridden by Mr. John Byrne. Sir John Arnott ?followed the chef* all the iway.6-Bouthern, Reporter. ,P3.7.-IT)P Zee big Yisß.' BRANCH - respectfully gives notice of tti4 •undermentioned SALES, viz.: Day . (Thursday), the 22nd inst., at One o'clock, at the Hanover-reoms, a choice assortment of duty paid WINES and SPIRITS, including 150 dozen Part - and - Sherries; AK' dozen Brandy, and 20 dozen Hollands Geneva. '' • ', On Wednesday next, the 28th instant, at Eleven o'clock, on the Premises, No. 5, Mona-terrace, Mersey-lane, Rock' • Ferry, the valuable HOUSEHOLD FURNITURE and other - Effects of a gentleman leaving the neighbourhood. . - .' On Wednesday,' the 28th instant, - and following days, at Eleven o'clock •each day, at the Hanover Rooms, a very large , assemblage of Excellent HOUSEHOLD FURNITURE, of every _description, including. the effects of a gentleman-, deceased, and other miscellanies; fine-toned piano-fortes„:' an organ suitable for a place of worship, a self-acting orgarf. , fine paintings, prints, and drawings, plate, china, glass, large bagatette table, c uti glass chandeliers, and-the remaining. part of the STOCK of a SHIP CHANDLER. On Tuesttan: the 3rd of April next, at Eleven. o'clock, at the _Hanover Rooms the 'genuine Manufactured STOCK, of a , SADDLER and HARNESS-MAKER. ‘. . r On Wednesday, the 4th of April next, at Eleven o'clock; at the ; Hanover Rooms; about 4,000 to 5,000 Pieces of fashionable 'ROOM PAPER-HANGINGS. BIZ , Mg. BRAN6I3I This Day (Thursday), the 22nd instant, at Two o'clock in the afternoon, at the ClarenclOn-rooms, South Johr--Oreet, Liver , pool, subject to conditions, • . 4\;:a PIECE .of o L4ND; , with the Four DIVELLINW HOUSES thereon erected, situate on the north . siae - of ' el • gton-street North, Liverpool; containing in front thereto and in breadth at the back or north sides severally 54 feet 6 inches, and running in depth backwards on the east anti west sides severally 43 feet 2 inches. Together with the free use and enjoyment .of a common passage on the north side of the said Premises, and of another passage of 3 feet wide leading from the same int4..Welliniton-sfreet North, in common with the Owners and Occupiers of the Houses adjoining. The Vouses are numbered 3, -7, and 9, and re in the respective occupa tions.; of liessra. Wicht, Wisback, Archibald, and Pohl. The Tenure is Freehold of Inheritance. For further particulars apply to :Messrs. NOrris and Son„ - Solicitors, Union-buildings, North John-.street, Liverl39 o l. • - - FREEHOLD LAND; DWELLING-HOVSE, & COTTAGES, - • MILL-LANE, EVERT N. ; BY MR. BRANCH, On Tuesday, the , 10th of April next, at the O'arendon-rooms, South John-street, LiverpOol, ALL that valuable FREEHOLD LAND, containing about 24,009 square yards, situated in Phoebe Ann-street, Everton; together with a large Stone ,DWELLING - HOUSg , with Workshops, Yards, and other ReqUisites, suitabilr for a Joiner's Establishment; also, Fourteen COTTAGES adjoining. F or hartlter, particulars apply to Messrs. Eden, Staaistreet, & Barrow, Church-street. f_ . • BY MR. BRANCH, On Thursday, the 12th day of April next, at Xwo o'clock in the afternoon, at the Clarendon-rooms, South John-street, • .14y_trpool Lo A t - - LANE. - NE. - - tiF us R:EHOLD Tiece of LAND, with MES SUAGE (occupied as an Eating-house) and thereon erected, on the north side of School:: ,lane, Liverpool, measuring . in front to School-lane 36 feet, and beilg in depth .113 feet, in,the',respeetive ,oecunttions of hirr irctpr,Gibson and Mr. William Beck With. • • ST. JAMES'S-STREET: 2. A Freehold MESSUAGE or DWELLING-HOUSE,- on the east side of St. James's-street, in Liverpool, measuring in front to St. James's-street 20 feet 6 --inches, SFr ' running back to 'Frederick - street , with the Stable fronting edetlek-street, in the occupation of Mr. John_M`Kernan. r, OXFORD-STREET NORTH. • • 3. A Freehold Piece of LAND, with th e MESSUAGeor DWELLING-HOUSE on part , thereof erected, situate on the north side of Oxford-street North, and east side of Limekiln lane, Liverpool, measuring in front t,o Oford-street North, 67 feet 5 inches, and along Limekiln-lane -105 feet 3 inches,,in" the occupation of -Alerabitm Thomas. • —WHITECHAPEL AND BUTTON-STREET_ _ 4. A Freehold MESSUAGE or ; DWELLING-HOUSE and SHOP (formerly three bouses),' on the west side of White chapel' mid North side of Button-street, in Liverpool, meakulanf in-front to Whitechapel 13 feet and to Button-street. 49 feet 4 inches, bounded on the west by a , common passage of 3 'feet wide, over which passage one of the said Houses pro-. jests and is built. Also, a Piece of LAND, situate at:the north_ end and opposite to the said common passage, measuring t* front to and opposite the passage 9 feet by 9 feet inches i For further pnrtieUlars - apply to Mr.—ifaradelf; Old-C1111116:•• yarji; or taMeseri. Eden,'Stliatteet, and BarrtrOr s7 7ehtire4 - stre . et4lagrpopi. • , . r. i lEy Order of the Devisees of Robert Collier, decettsid, TRikNMERE prou,:IIALL, and very desirable -BIJIX..DIN LANDS, in Higher Tranmere, Cheshire. • •BY MR. BRANCH, • On; Thursday, the 29th instant, at Three o'clock in t e afternoon, at Mr. Henry . (tough's, Woodside Hotel, girke - head, and subject to conditions, in the following or au other lots as may be agreed upOn, if not Previously dispos of by private•treetyr-of-svhich•due notice will be-given. Lot 1 4 LL .that FIELD called " Further Storeton Field," containing' Za• 2r. *IP.' 2. ittat -FiF4,O, called . Storeton Field," containing 2 5 . j. . •s. • . • 3. All that FIELD, called "Further Runner }ley," contain ing 511.4 r, 10p. ; • • • ' firs , I All that.FlELD,,.called. "Middle Runner Hey," containW , ing 6a. 2r. 9p, ..... • . 3. All that FIELD, called,r;Near stunner Hey," containing .. 6a. 3r. 24p. • . 6. All that FIELD, called "Northrop Ifill-hill,"‘contairdng . sa. Ir. 39p. 7. All that FIELD, called " South Top Mill-1411," Porltain ing Ba. 3r. 22p. 8. All that FIELD, called: "ictiver 'll4ll-hill," 001%44 sa. 2r. /3p. . 9. All that FIELD,. fornierly two Fields, and called respec tively " Middle Milt-hill" and "South Mill-hill," containing 10a: Or, 39P. .. 10. All! that FIELD, called "Itake Hey,'..' containing 9a. Or. 32p.. • , 11. All that MESSUAGE or, DWELLING-HOUSE, Out buildings, large .Gardet4 pai4 Crofts,..,esiled " Tranmers Old Hall," situate in the Allige of Higher Trigunere. This lot contains 1a,..2r. Up. . ' _..• • :, , Lots 1,2, 3,4, and 5 lie at the extremity of T r aiussere town ship, between Higher Tranmere village and Higher Bebington. The situation is high, and commands most extensive and beau tiful views of Cheshire , Lancashire, and the river Mersey. Lots 6, 7 S, 9, and 10 lie on the western slope towards Oxton, and command fine and varied views of the surrounding co Thtry. un , e whide lots offer sites for building purposes seldom to be met with. There is valuable stone under several of the lop. The property is freehold of inheritance, and is in the occu pation of 'Mr. Thomas Houghton, *ha will show the several hits. For further particulars and , plans 'apply to Edward ' Makin son, Esq., Chester ; J. C. Salkeld, Esq., Parkgate ; John Long rigg, Esq., architect, Linrpool ; orto Mr. Jas. Gill; solicitor, County Court Offices, Birkenhead. 19,:CHURCH-AL.LEY.--TO ALE AND,RO4TEMPEALE,S. &R. HBYES is instructed to 'SELL bf PJYJ3 C i n AUCTION, on the above premises, To-torrow (Frid y) &I/ard instant, at Eleven o'cloCk Pre.cisely, * uantity of . E an PORTER, in cask anti bottle, about 50 dozen empty t an gin„nottles, empty barrels, bottle baskets. copper-was e, tin funnel, bottling machine, oftlce".ehairs, stools, &c, Also, immedia % telq ' afterwards will be disposed of, ati 6, College-lane, a quantity of MISCELLANEOUS ARTICaS, comprising bottling trays, stillages, barrels, a few article/ of futiliture, &e., &c. Ilay be viewed On the morning of sale;-and further partieu larj had on- the premises, or frolu , the, Auctioneer, 13, Parker strict. 1 - • —.— . ALDERNEY AND GUERNSEY ROWS, 4T I,4JCAS'4 ~? ~ 1 q DEPOSITARY, uv.zuroar. :•:11. -. The First Spring Importation. of• Mr.. E. Parsons Fowler of St. Clements, Jersey. ~,. MESSRS. LUCAS ,k .. CO. • . . . Beg to intipiate to . the Noblemen and - Gentlemen sic Ahis and Ze adfouiing COnnties, that they. haVe 'made arrangemetits with Mr. E. Parsons Fowler, the only Resident Importeri to ri t i lect from the Choicest Herds in the Islands, wmilmoNE ALDEBI,I2Y and OuRANs;y COWS, of 'the finest forM, purest blood, best mils qu "tielyead.all.of early•note, whielirwPi - l?e - - ----- , ON SALE BY PRIVATE TRE4TT,, AT THE REPOSITORY, GREAT CIIARLOTTE.STRERT, LifiligiOf„ THIS DAY (T HURSDAY) , ' 'MARCH 22m, AND TO-MORROW- (FRIDAY), , 31ABOH-,23an 1860 . • • MESSRS.. LUCAS -& - CO. , , • . .. Conficlettly'subrnit that'as FAMILY MILCH`COWS, there ari none at all comparable with this JUSTLY CELEBRATED STOCK, whith, for richrleSq and quality of milk, ire allowed to be uneQuaued, an d w hi c 4 experience has satisfactorily, proved to be tEe'smallest constimers and largest batter-makers of any cattle in the world. 4lf ' k , • '.. 4) ,, J , ,., - -.--. iftCAe'S, LTtERPOOL. eYw W uf.):;11 SEIE 6 T' WALE of -'First-Glass IT ORWE g, BROUGHAMS, kA BY MESSRS. LUCAS 4.ND CO, This Day (Thursday), the .2f114 instant; if Tlie . lre oiciosli, at their liepository, Great Charlotte-street, Liverpool, The Property oft Gentlemint.' Brougham ' Gtirst _ _ -- Brown }rase and Harneag. _ _ The Property of a gentleman. I. Emperor, a white horse, 15 hands - 1 inch high:" . Gig pearly new, by Mullinee. • r • j ••• r Harness, brass mounted: - - - • ' The horse is one of the • most showy, and fine-stepPillir - _ ,„ horses in Liverpool.• • • - • ' The Property _Pt „ , A Brown Gelding, weil•brea, $ night-stepper, splendid hack, and superior gig horse. , • . The PrOpertY of - a•Gentletnin. 1. A Brown Carriage Horse, reti years old, blinloiegs, no white, quiet and steady. - • ;. A Bay mare, well bred, 14 hands high, sevepjlar i a 9j , r ie quiet and gent/e, and has been ridden by a lady': 2- - -- Tb.e Property of a Gentleman. 1. Tan Pflinic Shallow, a bay mare; live years old, 15`hands 2 hidlies high ` urand step eer veldfast, a clever roadltaand harness mare. 2. Margery, a grey mare, 15 hands 2 inch es hi g h, f as t, s t ea dy, and superior is eith e r saddle or: harness. 3. Othello, a black gelding, 15 hands 1 inch high , a line goer, and has been driven by-a lady. , .- • , The Prbperty of a• Gentleman. HUNTERS, WE;,L-IfNOWS IN CHESHIRE. 1. A well-bred Horse, seven years old/IS-hands 3 inthes high, hunted all season with the Cheshire, and won two steeplechases in Ireland. 2. The Stag, a bay gelding, nearly thorough-bred, 15 hands 3 inches high, a first-class hunter fig 1$ stone. ,- 3. North Countryman, a bay ge4isg, 15 hangs 3 inch* high, up to 14 stone, a good hunter and Toes in heatess„ • - - 4. A Bay Mare, 15 hands 2 inches high, up to 12 stone, fast and clever. •1 , )4 3..: ;•t: TheiPrOperly of a Gentleman. 1. A Gray Mare, 5 years old, with splendid action, fast and A Brown. steady in single and double harness. ' •\- 2. A Black Gelding, 15 bands 3 inches high, up to 18 stone, a n 3 e . atraordmary good weight carrtiV,werypiat.„-aufkostady. has been bunted. Three well le:erbdhe 81I'orryoes p a e es r . t y s j old, qtfiefto nde and iltive, and just imported t im ilen ported delna f n rom the south of Ireland. The Propetty of 150eritittaasiiY . 1. A Bay HOrse, 10 hands high. 2. A Bay Horse, IS hands I inch high. -------- 3. A Brown Mare, 15 hands 2 inches high. •'.?;rlid.: q Ittls HORsEs. •, 15 Horses from Belfast, D undalk,and Dublin, fOrnnreseryed isle. • The whole on view on Tuesday and Weinesday, on the mO rning of sale. Every facility afford e d by Messrs-an Lucas and Co. for trims, and for she inspection of veterinary.surgeons if „mired. 't Stt TWENTY-NINTH ANNUAL SALE or ------ r - t CARRIAGES AND HARNEss AT LUCAS'S REPOSITORY, LIVERPOOL. ' MESSRS. LUCAS &• CO, beg to intimate that their Twenty-ninth Annual Sale of cAlt/yAGS and HAR- k s will take place $ , ON WEDNESDAY, 4T a IAPRIL.i ?-`, lntries, with full descriptions, must be forwarded imla4 diately, and all Carriages must be sent to tb* Repository on or before Saturday,'3lst March. ---- NOTICE. For the guidance of parties, having Carriages to dispose of, Messrs. Lucas and Co. beg to observe that fashionable Cl ienceb and Broughams, and neat andlght Britzkas, Family Plitetons, with heads and glass sides, Waggonettes, ParkThretons, light Gigs and modern Drags, are most in demand, and if well-built and in good order will meet ' with a ready sale ; but, on the contrary, that Pony Gigs and Whitechapels constriieted to avoid the former tax are now almost unsaleable, and that Chariots, Coaches, and C-Spring Britzkas will not realise more than the value of the materials. By order of the Assignees. Valuable Freehold LAND, at 'Ness, in the County of Chester. 11 BY MESSRS. JONES do SON, On Thursday. the sth day of April next, at Two o'clock in 1 the Afternoon, at the house of Mr. Joseph' Cabry, in N ess , - in the parish of Neston, in the county of Chester, subject to conditions to be then and there produced, . A. A. 1.. LL that FIELD, called the " sea- Lot ~..4 ~,••• ' land," containing •4 2 1 ~, 2. that FIELD, called the "Dennii Hey," 'containing 2 2 38 „ 3. AU that FIELD, celled the "Marled Hey," containing , t ;.. J 3 2 28 /, 4. All that FIELD, called the " Clammer Hey," • , 1-- 3 , ,39 ' • „ 5. All thatTIELD, called the "Heath Grounds," containing ..... • 5 0 18 „ 6. All that F tELD, called the " Heath," containing 2 3 26 Lot I and 2 are drained, and Lot 1 has a frontage to the sea shore, and both lots command line views of the nver and the Welsh hills. The property is in the occupation of Mr Joseph Cabry, who will show the several lots. For further particulars apply at the ofaces of Mr. James i Gill, ,solicitor, Birkenhead. ' ' , i ,Satts bg Auction. MR.J.F.GRIFFITH4 (succEsionzo mEssak Tnos..2;am AUCTIONER .'ND CIII3IICATIO.7.gT,' Returns thanks to his friends and the public for encouragement he has experienced 'since' he suieeeded't. that; long-established firm, and announces that he ha§ added to his business that of ESTATE AND - HOUSE AGENT, which will conducted on the'ternis and principles adopted in the metr ) r.s. ' Mr. G• ;. having- rtulged with 114: Rol?ert Winstauley to attend to . • department personally, every attention will be paid to it, and a REGISTER OF ESTATES, FARMS, and FURNISHED and UNFURNISHED HOUSES, will be kept for reference, at the Office, 44, Church-street. Mr. Griffiths will also avail himself of Mr. Winstanley's experience in the SALE and VALUATION of WORKS of ART and ARTICLES of VERTU. Ais WELL-LIGWEED PICTURE GALLERY being situ ated in the principal thoroughfare of Liverpool, is specially adapted4ot Public and Private•Contraet Sales] FRANKS GRIFFITH§, _ (Successor to Messrs. Thomas Winstanley and Sons,) This Day (Thursday), tse 22nd instant n atTw9p'elock , iA the afternoon, at the Clarendon-rooms, •Johnistreet, in Liverpool, ' unless previously disposed of by Private Contract, of which notice will be given, N excellent FAMILY HOUSE, with Stable for three horses, and Coach-house,. pnrden 7 and spacious Bowling-green, situate No. 69, Edge -lane, and extend ing to Holly-road, id , the tovnebip ollkr.st ;Dembyi • in the immediate neighbourhood of Fairfield Churcd, and within ten minuteirdrive from the Edge-hilt Railway Station, containing, on the ground floor, dining-room, drawing-rpomi billiard-room, ladies' morning-room; kitchen, and butler's pantry; on the first floor, four lawe.bedrooms, with dreps3n4, rooms attached, and two bathrdoms With hot and cold water throughout ; on the sylopt_flnorcthree large bedrooms and two servants'-rooms. • The Land contains in front toEdge-lane 54 feet, and to H'olly road 124 feet, and in the whole 4,766 yards. The land to Abe, front of Holly-road will admit of the erection of two Double Villas. The tenure is copyhold of inheritance, and early possession may be had. Two-th rds of the purchase money may remain on mortgage, at interest after the rate of 41 per cent. per annum, for a term to be agreed upon. F©r tickets to view, and further particulars; application may be made ,tcl ,Mr. Siddell, . The Albany; Oldhall-street ; or to Messrs. Lowndes, Bateson, & Co., 3, Brunswick4treet.: N re E THE Sale of Groceries advertised, by order of the Salford Court, to take place to-morrow (Friday), is POSTPONED until further notice. The silo of household Furniture will take place, as adverttsed, on Friday next, the 23rd instant, at Two o'clock: ' ' • WM. HOWELL, Auctioneer, 71, Great Charlotte-street. • THE DAIL/ TIMES, THURiDAY, IiARCH 22, 1860. Noma. - tt UST VONEY, in One or more S4l 6,00 X O O )o be advanced on first-clask eclrity? at per Cent.—Apply Messva;carson, Ellis, and Field, Solicit Fenwick-street, Liverpool:a .41i[nr riIRT.TST 34.0NRi r ; in various SlJMeleady TO j A DVANCELt qif Mortgage of eligible greehold. or Le hold Property, at from £4 to £5 per cent:.pohnlaadcii. Aolicitor, 13, Hack.l4P-1 7 10, and 11, Dale-strOO, • - 'xpoot: Lr 2341) 24* LOCAL ARD OF HEALTH FIR TAV GARSTON are prepared Co receß TFNDERS for a LOAN of £l,OOO, upon the security of th rates to be levied within the separate division of_Argbyrii, a a rate of interest not exceeding DI per cent. per-lraeW, an for a period of five or seven years, at the option of the lendel Tenders to be sent in to the Offices of the Board. Garston, or before the 21st instant. By order of the Board, March 7, 1860. J. B. LLOYD, Clerk. r_T HE Cpjf., ; tl" T.Y. rA,LATIN/ LOAN' CO. PA.NYILIMITED); • t • ' No. 5, CHURCH-ALLEY, CHURCH-STREET. BILLS DISCOUNTED. ITANS AD VAN€ED FROM £2O TO £5OO, On - Two r'mdre erironil Securit es, or on the Dep-sit of 'Deeds, 14(11x 44oddt, Sloree iu Buildingi Societiet, Palle Compames generally, and other available Ptogerty. „. Entire char cludink application fee. ' • Load 6f L'2o, repayable at Bs. per week....El 4s. . Loan of £5O, repayable at 20s. per week... 2 18s. Loan of ElOO, repayable at 40s. per week... 5 15s. And larger sums in the same proportion. 'Applicants from- the country will, be -charged u reasonsAde travelling expenses. - For prospectus and further information, apply to - JAMES WENSLEY, Secretary. 1 I . L OAN AND DISCOUNT COMPANY, (LIMITED.) PREIF.NT pUtiINSE!r, 7L250,0p0 ,PER ANNUM. • , ' HEAD ornor: • :{ 38, RENSHAW-STREET. LIVERPOOL. " 4iANtit 30, BROWN-STREET, MANCHESTER. 36, HAMILTON-STREET, BIRKENHEAD. 13 MARKET-SQUARE, ST. HELEN'. I • 6A, lATICE4PREET, PRESTON. i LOANS GRANTED BILLS DISCOUNTED yr:4 ' EVERY-DESCRIPTION OF AVAILABLE- SECURITY, • ~ , , • 4rip • ,ON THE MOST LIBERAL TERMS. Applications made at the Head Office, or at any Of the Branch Offices will be promptly attended to. eiltiiS. ELLISON, Manager. JOHN ELLISON, Secretary i aNde3l 1 TO EXPORTFAS, _.' I ' t , THE NEW CANDLES„. - , Field's Patent Parafitne Candles ' - ' ''2s Id per' Th. Gas Spermaceti Candles Paraffine - Wax and Sperm Candles -- -4. s 04 - - per - lb. Transparent Coloured C4nd,les, in ROse, 1 2s 6d per lb. Mauve, and other shades These elegant Candles, superior in appearance and illumi nating power to any hitherto introduced, may be obtained of all dealets.lnmandlt..4 In Livprpooi and throughout the,:country ; of the Mantifletiires, 3:T. and t.FIELD, 12, Wigthbre-street, Cavendish-square, London ; and (wholesale only) at their Works, Upper Marsh, LambettirL(mdon. ' I.iveypool Shippers ancL.Merchants may obtain samples and prices froth FRANCIS J. EATON,9B, Queen Instiraziee-imild ings, Dale-street, Liverpool. 2portin3 3irtriligena. 7, STAVIN CITASE.FINTVREs FOR isqo Warwick fl.llo{boll2t.'..'.i .. : ... 2 27, 29 Hoylake 3l _lsle of Wight Hambledon Hunt ' ' ' 1 ..A S drand'National Hunt, &c. Henley-in-Arden " York 9 Northumberland l9 Abergavenny l2, 13 -... :i.,..._,,,,. r 1:: Li 1' : . .. f ~.e RACING FIXTURES FOR 1860. i: 1 ~. ) Cp •I' MARCH. Warwick Spring 22 ; Llanboidy ' •' 27 Northampton . 27 Crorton Park , 3O APRIL.. - , - - Pontelard 2 Thirsk Spring Meeting l3 Newmarket Craven 9 Hereford Spring • 17 Catterick Bridge ll Epsom Spring-Meeting l9 Aberga venny l2 NewilaTke fS 14 23 MAS... . ~ . • Chester Spring Meeting ...., 1 A Harpenden...4 - • 18 Doncaster Spring Meeting.. 8 Epsom Summer Meeting ... 22 SalisburY t lO Manchester 3O York . SPrbig Meeting.. lO , Hungerferd 3l Bath i ' l5 ~ rou:_.)l _ JUNE. 1— v '.. -Ascot 5 Bibury Club 2O Ilawiel(1 If 1,7, I: & ;Stockbridge ,. , . 21 Hampton :- _ „' 13 Winchester 22 Newton l - -- -,.,-. . ' . :;..7::::74sllCrifai4f,li: : Odihans l9, Chelmsford 24 JIJI I V.. - Newtictrliagilikeeting ... 3 Abingdon:: - 11 Carlisle . A. $ Notfln.gbara • • 17 Worcester Summer Meeting 6 - Stamford...._ . ............ ... Liverpool .. 9 Marlborough 2O Cambridge ll. Goodwood..., 24 • AUGUST., ' Brighton 1 Oxford ' • 'l6 Brighton Club 3 Plymouth 2l Wolverhampton 6 York ..' ,' Reading 8 - Lichfi ' • 27 Radcliffe Egliam , .., _ if _ Du11y..5.4.00 , 1cr neetialg,,., 2,9 SEPTEMBER, Warwick., ‘ 4 Monmouth ' 2O .l Doncaster • . , .11 "Manahester_ , Antumn 2l Chesterfield.. l7 Newmarket E.O.M. 2S Leicester. l9 OCTOBER. Bedford 3 Newmarket Houghton 2l Newmarket S.O.M. 8 Worcester Autumn ....... NovgiUg R. Hereford 1 Shrew.sbury Autumn M l3 Liverpool Autumn Meeting 7 . . —,------, ' • - k) . , . THE'.CHA,S E .. .' i _T 0r) The CHESHIRE HOUNDS will meet on Thursday, March 22 • Duddon Heath Saturday, March 24 t ' Dunham Massey Monday, March 26 Wednesday, March 28 , Wrenbury Thursday, March 29 Saturday, Napil 31 , • Vale Royal ' At half-past ten. SIR W. W. ''INN'S FOXHOUNDS - will meet on ' Friday, March 23 . ' , lscoy d Saturday, March 24 • -• Gwersylit At half-past ten. .. Mr..SITWELL'S LUDLOW HOUNDS will meet on Thursday, „March 22 Gatley Saturday, March 24 TuesdaY, Maich 27 ~. ,:Mary. Knoll Friday, .March 30 . At half-past ten. The ALBRIGHTON FOXHOUNDS will meet on Thursday, Marsh V , Hagley Saturday, March 24 Four Ashes Inn, near Somerfor4 Tuesday, March 27 , Wyotsesley Thursday, March 29 Chillington Saturday, March 31 , Aptey Park At a quarter to eleven. The NORTH'STAFFoRDSHIRE HOUNDS will meet on Friday, March 23 Woore At half-past ten. , The SHROPSHIRE HOUNDS. will meet on Friday, March 23 htilf:Ras,t ten:- . a a "..{ 1'034 (1,3 ," Ofit '''' -r eiiiriiirid fitfulfgs F . ' MARCH.,., Place.. - . County. Judge Meeting - Diamor (Meath) lreland Mr: Owens 22 Altcar Club , Lancashire Mr. Bennett lornhy, Bainesse, &c : Yorkshire Mr. Cundall . "22 Biggar Champion Lanarkskire.. .27, &c Cork, Southern., lreland Mr. liawkes 28, 29 APRIL. Caledcnian (Open) ..;. Edinburgh Limerick (linockrUe?.. , Trehmd.. • Mr. Hawkee 11, 12 Belteek ' . Mr. Dunne's Coroner, 4 yrs -- , and his Sister to Waterford, 2 yrs, have arrived at Keegan 8, enkrakh, td be trained. Teate is strock out of all his etqflginients itt Bessie B. wit loft is the-Warwickshire Ilandigo by nijstk e. Adianturn was said at Sutton, last week. to Mr. Weyntan. Mr. W. Day has sold' Joe Lovell to go into Lincolnshire. Mr. Eyke 'states that he has sold all his.Smeatmeat yearlings to a gallant captain for a "lump." -• The accounts received of Flatman's health still continue bad. The severe -accident i he met with:last yeariseems to have impaired his system,, and his - friends, have been very anxious during_the winter months respecting the' state of his lungs ; still, they trust the tine weatherwill.restore his strength. Mr. Edwards was sufficiently recovered frOm his Liverpobl accident...to. ride. Stoelthrldge,On Thursday, where he sue ceectekin carrying off the Hurdle It*e .Veorßada l Gainmage, the jockey, who Was injured at thei3itni'ngliatb. Meeting, is rapidly recovering frOm the effects of his accident. Alfred Day declares his lowest riding weight at Bsi 21b, the same as Wells; whilst Fordham's is 7st 71b, albeit he can ride 21b lower. John Osborne (wbo is engaged both to Lord Clif den 'and liargn Rothschild) declares ast ; and the late Job Marson's eldest son is to be brought out as a light weight for Fobert's stable, it 4st 71155; " • . ACCIDENT TO Josxtsr.---The winner of the Coventry Ilkmdis cap met with an accident whilst returning from that town on Thursday. After leaving the Euston terminus, he was pro ceeding along the road in charge of the stable lad, when a cart came in collision with him, and the shaft striking him with great violence on his quarter, tore open his thigh. He was taken to the London-bridge station, but it was found necessary to telegraph to Lewes for a van to be in readiness at that sta tion, as the peer animal was so seriously injured that he could scarcely 'neve. It is extremelyimprobablethat he will'ever PerforM in public again . . The mishap will prove a serious loss to his owner, who is said td- have gefu-ed $660 for him after his success for the handicap. iftavy IlaNnice.rs.---Mr. Merry, in the construction of his :Great Warwickshire Handicap, has put Lord Redesdaleis pro posed legisratiori to the - teat by adopting - the high 'seale..Of weights, and, with the minimum fixed at 6st, had 11. accet ances out of 35 n om inations. Th e acceptance, (" Sentinel" remarks, "‘ if taken as a. criterion how f ar th e p r i nc iple of of heavy handicaps is applieablein securing good acceptances, win go far to reconeile.turfltes to the principle of light weights but I shOuld wish to see the theory applied to one of the large handicaps; such as the Goodwood stakes qr Cesarewich, before I can regard the test as fairly applied,' In this instanee 1t has proved anything but satisfactory;. but; it must be taken infq eohsidetation that the forfeits are'declared only a week prior to the day, of the race, and, conse quent l y, only those o wnere accept who are thinking of running their horses. In a large handicap, for which forfeits are declared in nian.y instances two or three months prior to the dap:if the raee, many owners accept for the off chance, without knewing whether their horses will be in a fit state to.run or not. The test of the prin. ciple will therefore scarcely apply to this handicap," FATAL, ACCIDENT TO ENNIS, THE JOCItEy,...-11)the Hurtle Race, on Wednesday, at the Coventry Meeting; Ennis rode The Poet, who, in taking the last hurdle, struck the obstacle with his hind leg, and threw his rider out of his saddle. He lay for a few seconds on his back until consciousness returned, when, just as he made an effort to get up. The Caliph jumped right on to him, planting both fore plate s on his person just above the region of the abdomen. A rush was made by all the 4, • - st 4 nclers, and the unfortunate ma n was a t once carr i e d off file ground anon a 14=4e tog betel• in the towns - I}nd surgical aid procured. He was quite conscious, though, from the intgrial Injuries "he received, he suffered great agony. .2Mr. gdward Brayley, the owner of The Poet, was quicaly by 11 , s side, aid was unremitting in his kindness and attention to the .injund man, who fingered , until Thursday night, when he "expired, leaving a wife and.three children unprovided for to deplore thdr sudden bereavement. Ennis, who was about fertytsia yetre of age, was apprenticed to Jones, of Beckley, and afterwards tisiii.ed at peiamere Forest, where he had under his.elvirte Yardarm (Gunboat's dvo; Canrire, Eye theßoys, Truth, aid several others. He subSequently had giant :and! fimitlinitpr, belonging to Mr. Evans. lie discontinued professional trail ing soon after, and ran one or tWo horses of his' Din. It gas about this period that Mr. Brayley made choice of him, and ip to the time of his death he enjes'ed the entire confidence of lis employer. , Comm errial Salm Thts Pa' (libureday), the 22nd inst., at Twelve o'clock, at the '•' 13,•okeHrz O ffi ce, Liwerpbol and London Chambers, . . , I,lKpagi ! . 1 640 Pookets Bengal RICE, , per. sundry Ithips, tfoin CalMitta. Apply ttt Messrs. Thomas and John Brocklebank, merchants; or, to . . . JEFFERSON & TAYLOR. Brokers. , ~, .1. ' "' TOMORROW. ( . 1 4 Tct orrn ), the 2NNljnstant, at Twelve o'clock, at the • roker 0 e, Manchester-buildings, Tithebl - street, 150 Bales JUTE, Per William Melhuish, from Calcutta. In Albert-flock Ware house. For further particulars apply to BUSHBY & CO., Brokers. To-morrow (Friday), the 23rd instant, at Half-past One o'clock, at the Broker's Office, Exchange-court, • 100 Toug•NorkfrAmerican LINSEED .OIL CAKE, in • bags,, and of city, make,,now landing ex Copstitution, from Pleiy Yqrk. :Applylto 1101. IlOskins, Esq., merblniut ; or to SAMUEL DOWNER; Broker. NEXT' r On Tuesday next, the 27th instant, at Twelve o'clock, at the Brokers' Office, 8, Lancaster-buildings, 500 Tons Patagonian GiTAIROt ),IJ JOIN DAVIES & CO., Broke% Apply to , . ~ On Wednesday next, the 28th instant, at Twelve o'clock, at the Brokers' Ofllced§,tExchiiiagslbukldings, , ,: , ~{ 150 Tierces North American TALLOW', now landing, ex Enoch Talbot, from New Orleans, Apply t p J. H. RAYNER &CO., Brokers. ,salt. 'WINES. AND SPIRITS, FOR tIOME IISE 'AND 'EXPORTATION Apply to CHARLTON R. HALL & SON, Brokers, 7, Dale=street. I. \INS pt.; FRANCE, Alain Bottgourd et Manjot. au 1,10e 4 , Conimissignpaires, en Vins de Bordeaux, de Champlatn6,f Bonitogne, et en Eaux de Vie de Cognac. Exportation. 2. Represantants de Naison de Cliglad.' Exportation. 3. Vine tins de Champagne. Alain Bougourd et Manjot au Havre, ReprOsantants de Nivssrs, de St, Witlreeaux. & Co. Expnriation, For particular 'apply to CH. DENES, tts 49, North John-street, Liverpool. ' COMMERCIAL. WEDNERAy Itt dotton Varket. In ,:the- 'Liverpool , „Cotton ,Market to , ,day there has been 4 a moderately active demand, freely met, -1 yesterday' s "prices. The sales reported—including 6 00 VP144111 1 4 1 19Q at 7td to 80, 2Q Ilahia I td, 100 Egyptian 9 : ad, 700 Surat 21-d ,to . nd—amount to 13,000 bales, of which 5,000 were taken on kir expoiit. ttic44)ll, " ams , ov Rift I. ; The East India and Oh* Freight continue, good, and 4 large business has again been done. Outward rates are firm, but witll-piobably be lower, as apifa6ds of 40, 4 106 tons of slips hnve, been taketifor coa alOne'to'the l Ana% Ailthin-the last month. notnewarda there area chatterers at 6Qs to 62s 6d from Calcutta, 42s 6d Bombay, 5,2 s 6d Batavia, 55s Manilla. Tlie . Cititind rate is still 605. -- lii — trnited States — Forts — the snpply of tonnaKe is ample, and rates , generally dull and droopmg, ex cept to New Orleans, wher ratesjare fi rm at our quotaticins. The following are the rats of freight,fort— COAL : FROM LIVERPOOL OR BIRKENFIEAD: ' To s. d. s. d. To s. d. s. d. Malta l4 0 ... 14 6 Trebizonde Trieste Corfu • l6 0 ... 17 .0 Ancona . Smyrna 'ls 0 16 0 Ragusa m Varna ' uorninalt, Genoa..... , Gibraltar 1.414 . 0.„ !lona ,15 0 ... 0 0 Naples 16 ; A ,0 Athens Havannah lB 0 oOi kit Thomas t ngn nl. Cardenas Monte Video ... 37 6' L. 0 0 Bahia ' Buenos Ayres ... 37-6- 0 0 Caps of G. H.eps Constantinople.. 16 0. 1 .. 17 0 -Pernambuco 2tt ,O Q•Q Salonica l6 0 ... 0 0 Galveston RAILST.-711 1 HSVII. CHANNEL. Qalveston 2ss. and 5 per cent. To Mobile (nominal)...2os. To New York To New Orleans To Fernandina (Florida) To Portsmouth (nominal) To Savannah.,....;.: To Havannah (small cargo) ..30q To Alexandria 25s GENERAL FREIGHTS .225. 6d. and 5 per cent. .225. 6d. and 5 per cent. ttnds per oent s. d. s. d. Liverpool to Aden . : ADDa15.i.L1L....i'...2.4. 1 .5.V.1...., '5O 10 to/5V 0. „ Hong Kong Ditto from Wales 6O 0 to 0, 0 Chusan 6O fl to '62 0 4,5 ; 6!to. - ,0,T0! t, Ceylon: Iron 111 Bombay, do. . M' ' 0 to - 0 ' A O . Won; the, Clyde Bombay.: Coals •';'• ' '42 6 fol . oeti 11 , I Suai 62 6 to g 0 „Sydney or Melbournl 3-10 s'' register Wu. 3! SitigEiPOTe - 0t046 0 21 Galls 9 f Shanghai 57 6 to 0 -0- Ditto from Wales 67 6to 0 0 „ Calcutta: Salt without consignment 40, • 0 to . 0 . 0 with ditto 42 '6 to 0 0 21 Calcutta : Iron, Engines4r,c....,.., -pO,. 0 •et.5..q 0 , Ditto, Coals '—' "' " 4a- a tn.. - 6' ' , 4 „ Ascension, from Wales . . 48. 0 to,. 0 0 . , 9 Fernando Po, from Wales ' . ~ . 31 '4.1 - to' 0 0 ' .... j .1 • cAll a tq . . .IC, •• I . '''". ' - 'Flag Stones — -35 b•to . 40 . 0 „ Woosung Liverpool to Madras Iron &c. 455. to 505., Clyde 50s , Cbusan 60s. ' Do. , Coals . .425. 6d. Do. from Wales • .. 455. Od. • . • . Liverpool to Valparaiso for orders, to discharge there or at a Port not North of Callao 335. to 345., smal! ships. Liverpool to New York, Coals, full cargoes, 14s. & 5 per cent, „ ~, „Moulmain 70s 1 •Tealt . to PEA. 114n4114 AkyalLogt:l9n. of Banggon, lia'sAeiii, — or Mioulmain, to U. K. or • I:bill-111'6-31,-521r.- Bd. Calcutta to TLlVerpool;.• 605., to 620: 6d.,..ditto oit tlierround, . £5 to £5 2s. 6d. ' with option of London. Guano from Chiachae . to• U. X. or 004titkest, 00a. .. „ 'r , : - , i .... r .:., Bombay to Liverpool or LondOn , 40 s. to 458 . fr, We are indebted to _Messrs: Taylor; Tippet, and Co., for the following rates of freight to the VilitekSt4tes:— ' • Bciaton. -- . ' Xev..tOrk. Philadelphia. a, d. s. d. s. d. s. d. s. d. s. d. Pif tl y s nZa rs, l' ‘1 . 5 0... 0 0 12 6...14 0 1G 0... 0 0 Chemicals and }• 15 0... 0 ' 0 14 6...15 0 17 6...19 0 Fine Iron Salt nominal. nominal. nominal. Dry Goods lO 0...15 0 10 0...17 6 0 0...20 0 Hardware l2 6... 0 0 0 0...12 6 20 0... 0 0 BaTtlienware, 6 ,a... 6 0 0 0... 5 0 0 0,.. 8_ 0 Passengers- £3 15s Od £3 Ss Od £3 lOs Od Gross. Gross. Gross. Baltimore. CharleSton. New Citlemis. s. 4. a. d. $. d, fil t. 0. la. d. a. d. F 6 ,0 IrQn ,l3a " , 1 13 0...17 6. 15 0... 0 0 15 0... 0 0 Rails, 6:c .., Chemicals and } 0 0...17 6 0 0...17 6 15 0...17 6 Fine Iron .... Salt Dry Goods 2O 0... 0 0 ' 0 0...25 0 0 '0...15' 0 Hardware 2O 0 0 0 0 0 ..25 0 15, 0... 0 0 Eafthenware , 0 0... 8 0 0 0... 7 0 O . ' 0... 6 0 Passengers' ' ' ' £4' - Os £5 Os. £4 10s. 'Noininal: drags. , Gross. • ~thd,l•,:, -40. • . .7. .. - 7. , ,:afaiit. .. em L.,. a T...___ _ cAV—,..I. Aldr Is goo.. , ttif *no atarktLf, nilla(1) r• • . • 7 .. The' Liverpool Share Market,, fo-day, .hasi been very inactive.' • Nevertheless, the market opened with., a firm tone,: and during the early part of the day buying orders from London pre dominated ; later On; the tone was scarcely so good, and at - the close prices were the turn - easier. The transactions included. •Ca - ledonlans, . at 90 ; Great Northern, 1101 ; Lancashirq and, Yorkshire, 100 i 1' a;" London and North yeStern; ,98 ; Midland, 111 • a A„.; Nevicastle and Carlisle, 112; North Eastern, lierwiok Stock,. 93,; Shroi3 . - shire Union Railway and Canal, 48a ; South. Eastern, 263 4-16 I; Grand Trnnit of Canada, Si 1346; Great Western of Colinda, 12a ; S.,..North • Eastern Seven , per 'Cent., No. 2, 'lO3 ; Liverpool . _London Fire and • Life' Insurance, p. ; Royal Insurance, 5 3-16-p„ The Share' Market 'clOsed at 'flab following : • • • • • : . . 1. • sales after • , I 411 , 70 p. Closing Prices. 1 o'clock. . Blackburn, . .... Birkenhead &Cheshire Jn. 69 1 70 Caledonian... .. :90.1 xd 901 -- Chester and Holyhead Eastern Counties G;.pai,Nprtherfl • .• - Great Westerns Lancashire &-Yorkshire . —100 i London & North Westein 97i 98 97i 8 Ditto 4--shares Manchester, Shef., & Lin. 414 42 : Midland Stock North British 611 —61 f North Staffordshire. 31 :1', 1 4 d tit. Eastern -- Berwick 92f 931 Ito: y 94 vi d AT, .11ficillg14 76 76 ~. Dn.-Leeds 14'erthera .... 461 47 Oxford, W. & Wolverliptn: 41 4 1 4 South Eastern ........ 26* -xd —26-9-16-- Dutch Rhenish's = 5d 54d Great LuxemboUrg ...611-16 6 13-16 Grand Trunk of Canada. 8 13-16 , 8;4 S 13-16 Gt. W. of Canada Ditto new shares . . n nd '7 13-16 d Buffalo and Lake Huron j ,i ,5t LoTritlordo-yencttan lip Great Ship ' ' 4r .Vrot litarAtt. The Liverpool (St. John's) Provisions Market to-day ruled as follows :--- , s. d. s. d. Beef - -l - 0 - 6 eit 0 - 8` Mutton Veal Lamb t fore qr „ 11 0 „ o - 0 hind qr „ 0 Fresh Pork . „ 0 6 „ .0 7 /.41 Mers • 7 7, - 8 ',, 12. 4altou - 0 „ 6 , C°4 ,; • 0 2 ,; 0 4' Soles ' 4„ O c Bret .„.„.:, ,; .0 6 „ 0 0 Turbot Haddocks „ 0 2 „ 0 4 Fresh Butter „ 1 3 „ 1 7 Salt ditto Grapes, for „ 1 6 „ 2 co Do. Eng „ 0 0 „ 0 0 Cherries „ 0 0 „ 0 0 Damsons „ 0 0 „ 0 0 Eggs V 124 7 0 „ 7 3 Peas, V peck 0' 0 Potatoes, peck 0 8 „ 1 4 Asparagus, V 100 0 0„ 0 0 - • d. s. d. Pawls; fir court , ' Duaks .., 3 0 „ 3 6 Itabbits,lp.c' le 1 6 „ 1 10 Pigeons,. ;, •' 1 0,, 1 2 Grouse, 19•braae 0 • 0 „ Q 0 . Partridges perbr.o 0 „ 0 0 Blact - Gaine -„ -0 - 0 0 0 Pheakarits,4lbree_p , 0 ~0 Snipes 4„..,141 „ p 0 Currants, r. w.. 0. 0 ~,•11j- 9 , Gooseberries,p.qto 0 ~ 0• -0 Strawberries,illgtO -,-; 0 0 Larks 1- 0 „ 1 3 Geese each 3 0 „ 5 0 Turkeys „ • „ 6 0 Hares „. 2 6 , Cucumbers; each 0 0'; , .0 .0 Apricots, per dozJ) 0 Peaches,teiukr..4:4 , . 0-..„ o . ' 0 0- Nectarines d 0.... 0 0„ 0 0 PlpeS, Ibr„ 'eactti 0 0 „ 0 .0 Do. Eng ~ 8 0 „10 0. Filberts, per lb. 1 0,, 0 0 gtt &mai Praha Market. The Liverpool,General Produce Market, to-day, although a little more active, was upon the whole rather flat.' S 1 - JAIL—We have had rather more doing, prices insome'instances being slightly.: in faVour ofbuyers ; 100 hhds. Demerara are reported at 38s 6d.to 39s 3d, 5,200 mats clayed Manilla at 39, 1,200 bags Date at 41s 6d to 435, I,4oo.bags Pernams at 255, and 3,000 bags Paraiba it 23s 6d per cwt. MCIkASSES AND COFF*,.,.7NOthing to notice. Rth4—Vo puncheonsThavebeen sold without change. L RICE.—The business consists of 700 bags Bengal at 12s 3d, and 360 bags Rangoon at 9s 6d per cwt. CUTCH.-400 bags were sold at 30s. SAGO FLOUR.-950 bags, at 5s 3d to Os 9d,„for damaged, and 14s 3d to 14s 6d for ,first-class e all faults. , ALY.RABoiais.-400 bags, at 12s 3d to 128-6 d. GAMBIER.-200 bales, at 17s for heated, and 178 6d , pei cwt: far sound. ---- COCOA-NUT OIL.-15 casks, at £44 10s. EXNTlaitao-!.t4)11g Rio Hache, at £5 7s 6d to „E 5 BARWOOD.-50 toils are reported at £3lis per tow , .4!.:)/it • LINSEED.-2,000 bags Calcutta, at 48s 6d per quarter. Zkr Agricultural Vrotact @far The Liverpool Agricultural Prod4e Aarket to-day ruled at following *ices : • s. d. 4. , a. d. • s. d. Hay, old • ' 1 Ito 1 Pbtatos, kemps 3" . th 4 0 Ditto, new „. 1 0 ... 1 1 Do. Seedlings. 3. 4 ... 3 6 Dittq, clover 1 0 ... 1 Oi Do, whiterocks 3 4 ... 3 6 Green Clover 0 0 .. 0 0 Do. Balshav .0' 0 0 0 Vetches 0 0 ... 0 0 Do. Beldrums. 0 0 0 0 Straw, w4eat Ditto, oat - 0' Bi' ... 0 8 Turnips 34 0 ...36 0 Ditto, barley 0 , , 0 „ 0 Car Tots 0 0 ... 0 0 Oats, in 0. straw'. -0 d 0 ", MangeliVurzel 29 0 _3l 0 Potatos, flukes 310 ... 4 0 Manure 5 6 .. 7 6 LONDON, WEDNESDAY EVENING. The,,,LqNDoN.STocK rA.RKET, to=day, has been steady'during the zgvett ee part of the morning, and Consols maintained their value at the best quotations of last night, but there is now rather less - fifniness, - and a partial reliiiiie has taken place, present prices being 94/ to t. for money, and 944 to 3 4 - 3 for the account. India Debentures have been negotiated at 97,; India Bonds, 2 dis. ; nfaced Rupee Paper; 98- 7 i ; ditto Five-and-a-Half . per .C r tnitii.i" ; 7 ElLCheCiller Bali; 18s 198 i kis And 17s pm. The Funds closed at the following prices ; „ 24. 4 . Consols,, Money „ ACcOnnt . 941 a • • _ Exchequer tic . Bank Stack.' . . . 17 - 20 Three per Cents The following appeared in a portiork of cur impieSsitin of yesterday : The Herald ' says that the present'demand for money is causing hankers and brokers, to increase their reserves. Long-dated bills are not now so freely taken, except at an advance upon former terms. For short acceptances the rate is 4 per cent., the Joint Stock Banks not making loans to the brokers under. 3j to 3i per cent. _ The „English funds, continue to be unfavourably influ enced by Vie inapression i prodnced on all minds as,tci4he• character of the proceedings by : which Frauce has - • ed _ Savoy, and there has heen-no-recovery from the, decline of yesterday.:. The rupee stooks experienced -a further reaction of 1, per cent. The railway market, after some fluctiaron, closed at a nearly general advance. 'The demand for :lliscount has ,increased tiii-dayotud at the Bank the applicatious'weie numerous, - The pre vailing distrust on the Continent is causing great stagna tion in business. Mone finds little employment, and the, rate at ffeintbarg and Frankfort is 11 per cent. At Paris, in the discount market, -it -is 2.4 or 1 below-the [fair terms of the Bank of France.—Times The' tendency ofitlie stock markets to-day was more ,favourable, The slowness with which prices recedeliii discouraged some of the speculators for the fall, and induced theni to bay back. A little hesitation was occasioned by the. telegram respecting the sulkiness of Austria, but at the close renewed firmness prevailed, assistedlOtttaligelice of an improvement on the Paris B,;!mrse, "Coupled with a slight advance in the foreign exchanges; and the' latest quotations were nearly 1 4 per cent. above those of yesterday. British railway studs remain very strong, and have likewise advanced. The demand for MOney continues active rulti no'buSihess,is dmie,beloN the Bank mittiNottm, There iVer't Wiatii bo bit .operatiw, at 'Vie News. ---LT-40-LONDON- RATLWAY-,SHARE MARKET -today wag altogether inactive, though the partial may ery of yesterday appears to have been, fully main -thin-ed. London and North Westerns are at 98k; Great. Westerns, 67k ; treat Northerns, 110 ; Eastern Counties, 452- ; Midlands, 1111; and - South E,sterns, 88k. e Share Market closed, at the following prices; Amliergate, Not., & Eastern Junctn. Caledonians . . . . . .90 Dutch Rhenish' . „ Eastern. Counties . . , East Lancashire . : . • , Edinburgh and Glasgow Great Northern . „ , , • . arp.at weat9ru.,s , reat Western'Of . ' Canada. • • • : 45 . .78 80 . .100 A 1094 10 . 68A . 12, if; Grand Trunk of Canada. .8 13-16 1-16 Great SOuthein and Western . . .113 16 .Latuaelaire and Yorkshire . . . .1904 London and North-western . 971 8 — London and South-western. . . 924 3 Leeds- Northern 'Mauchester, Sheff., and Lincolnshire 40- 2 ratidlaud Stock. 1111 North British North Staffordshire South . Eastern and Dover i ; York, Newcastle, and Berwick , 921 3 York and North Midland „ . . 76 In :t,4 I,oIT,QN,, I NAurr FOR FOREIGN SECU RITIES cinV a limited' bUsiness has been doing, but values generally were supported with steadi ness. New Turkish Sixes have been dealt in at 63 for money and account ; Spanish Threes OM. at -- 451-1 and - Meii - C . nn 21A — and, 1. • New Indian Five per Cent. Loan is, marked 104# to •104 i; iCanadian Scrip. is at .11 to. 14 pm. ; Turkey Bank. Shas are lt to 1 dis.; and Ocean Marine, 6-te pm, " .The. LONDON GENERAL PRODUCE MARKETS, to-day, .were generally quiet. SUGAR.—The market is steady, with a pod disposition to buy more desoripiions by private contract. Refined lumps, ME to 535. COFFEE has a firm appearance, and yesterday's prices are supported. • TEA.—The large public sales are in progress, and up to this point former prices have been about sustained. RICE continues in good demand. - ROI unaltered; Demerara proof steady at 2s. RRANDy dull of sale. SALTPETRE.—In good demand ; refraction 71 sold at 42s Od refraction 4to d. 43s 6d. SPICES.—CIoves sold at -id decline; other descriptions dull at previous rates. The LONDON TALLOW 'MARKET to-day was quiet. Town Tallow is quoted - 55s net cash ; Petersburg Y.C., on the spot, Ms March, 57s 9d ; April to 41. inc,, 545, 9d; October to December, 535. The lloitotrGii HOP MARKET:— , To-da'y there is. only a moderate business passing in this market, chiefly in good and fine new Hops, at full prices. For yearlings and old the inquiry continues dull. I The LONDON 'CoTtN MARKET.—To-day the 'sup plies of all Grain at market are trifling. There is no fresh English Wheat up : prices, therefore, are nominal. Foreign is held foriiwie money; but 1.4er9 ig great, indisposition on the part of buyers to pay an advance. Floating cargoes, generally out of condition, off the coast, and_dif ficultl 'to manage but 'fine qualities move off pretty readily at full rates. Flour sells stowly, without alteration in price. Indian Corn con tinues very } firm ; and liarley sells ,for rather more money off the coast, and at full prices off the stb,pds. "No Rye offering.: Peas and beans in 'mere retail demand, at about 194 rates, Oats remain stagnant, although short in supply. At the LemxiN -Low WooL SAES to-day -the attendance of buyers was only moderitt4; never theless a full average quantity of wool changed hands at previous rates. The LONDON MINING MARKET this morning, was rather quiet. No transacOoni were officially recorded in the Stock •Nchange, although it is known that business has taken place in that esta blishment in shares in Pendeen Consols, Wheal Unity, East Wheal- Russell, and Wheal Mary Ann. Prices are unaltered. In foreign and colonial mining shares there was no change whatever, scarcely any business having been done. At a. meeting of adventurers in. West Par Consols Mine, held yesterdaY, the accounts showed a balance at the bankers of Pl 2 14s. Bd. A very unfavourable report was read, and a coma mittee was appointed to decide upon ' further operations. At Merllyn Mine Meeting, held.. yesterday, a call of 6d. per share was Plade. , PROVINCIAL, &c., MARKETS,. YESTERDAY... GLASGOW 1R0..N.--There is no iron report to-day, as brokers are absent at Mr. Watson's4uneral. MANCHESTER SHARE.-,Leeds, 1; Lon dons, 98 i Midlands, 111 a, Sheffields, 411; Trunks, 8 11-1(1. - CORN MARKETS. —Corm Rcd, 265. 6d,.. Oats, 13s. 3d. to 15s. 6d. GrAsGoW.: During the; pasi week prices unobtainable on Wednesday last were paid for Wheat. Trade very firm, and extreme prices of .this' day week insisted on, and in several instances paid, business was rather limited.' _Weat_ n)_ (foreigand scotch Gd per 249 lbs _dearer- Flour in moderate demand, at last week's prices. :Barley-A -malting qua lities unchanged in- valiie.':(.4rindirig 6d dearer. Oats and Oatmeal against :buyiks;..but'dematid quite retail. Beans and PeaS slow, to make prog i air l ore ress, it would be n ecessary- -ta - take - ratti cr :less- lumpy; • - 7 4 14 d firmly held for full prices. SALFORD OATTLE.,LNiimberof stock 'at market -7-Beasts, ; -Sheep, 9,489 ; Calves, 245.. ri:rit o _ . Best Beet' Gd to-7d ; middling ditto, 5 2 4 to. 64d ;inferior ditto, 4d to 5d ; best Wedders, in wool, 9d to 94d; Middling: ditto, 7, : id to *I; Ewes,_ 7d to 7'd; best .Walers, clipped, 7d to 7icl best Calves, 641 _ 7 1 4 m iddli n g ditto, 5d to 61. „ Mr. Hugh M'Donald, a local poet of sor,ae celebri y, expired . on Friday last at -his residence in Bridgeton, Glasgow: • ECCLESIASTICAL INTELLIGENCE. BENEFICES AND APPOINTMENTS VACANT PREBEND, 17pper Cumber in the Cathedral Church of Derry : Rev. T Lindasay, det. DEANERY-RURAL. Potters. OW: Salisbury, : Rev. M. W. Mayow, prom. • RECTORIES, Clonmany : dio. Derry : pat. Marquis of Donegal : Rev. G. H Young, dec. TICARAGES. Felkirk, co. and dia, York : val. £136 with residence pat. Archbishop of York ltev. J. B. Graham, dec. Lavington, East, Wilts : Mo. Salisbury : val.. £3OO with residence : pats. Christ Church, Oxford : Rev. M. W. Mayow, prom. York, Holy Trinity-in-Micklegate : val. £93 with residence pat. Lord Chancellor : Rev. J. B. Graham, dec. Air , PERPETUAL CURACIES dio. Newcastle, New South Wales : Rev. C. W. Rowe, dec. Gresley, Church, Derbyshire : dio. Lichfield : vaL £lOB with residence : pate. Reps. of the late Incumbent, the Rev. 'Dr. G. W. Lloyd, dec. Harrow-Weald, Middlesex : dio. Landon : pat.ithe V. of Har row': Rev'. E. Monro, prom. Liverpool, St. Michael : dio. Chester : val. £250: pat. J. Law rence, Esq. Rev. Isaac Gillam, dec. Over-Tabley, co. and dio. Chester : val. £100: pats. Bishop of Chester and T. J. L. Brooke, Esq., alt.: Rev. J. Smith, resigned. Penzance, St. Mary, CortiVrall dio. Eieter : val. £150: pat. V. of Madron : Rev, H. Batten, dec. Penzance, St. Cornwall: dio. Exeter : val. LGO : pat. • the Reps, of the late Incumbent : Rev. H. Batten, dec. . , CHAPLAINCIES. beccles Gaol, Suffolk : Rev. R. J. Francis, resigned. To tht Russian Company, Cronstadt : Rev. J. H. IL MiSwiney, • prom. • , ./..) , .i. )......;,.. CURACIES. . - ...1.11 1 1 d.:FTLI • . P. . Ballinadee : dio. Cork. . 17.11J1.P1 7 1. ' 4 %,it is 2.91,0 . 11.• : ' Broad-Chaike,,Wilts: dip., Salisbury. ' , ....,' ..',,' , , Hork:le'y, West; dio.'Winehester, -!--rf "" -m° ''''' '''''''' Surrey.' Maddi••lgton Wilts: dio. Salisbury. - Milton, St. L eonard, co. and dio. York..„ • ","(");,` Pawerstock, Dorset : dio;' Salisbury.. • • 4 - Rainton. co. and dio., Durham : stlpend, £lOO. u Woodford, Northamptonshire : dio. Peterbordugh : stip £4O with title. • . • - MASTERSHIPS.. ' . Ilemsworth Grammar School pat. Archbishop of York : Rev. J. B. Graham, dec. - Leek Grammar School : _testimonials to Mr. W. Badnall. London, King's College i Second—Modern Division. Oxford Cathedral School': Rev. J. Baker, dec. . CHURCH-RATES. The Rouse of Lords' Committee, 'appointed to con sider the present state of the law relating to church rates, have sent in their report, in return to an order of the House of Commons, of which we gave a brief males yesterday. After setting forth the present con fused state 9t the, law on the subject, the lords coin posing the committee decide : That the entire abolition of the Church-rate is opposed to the general feeling of the members of the • Chnrch,is not .universally called for by Dissenters of various denominations, and. especially not by that, large and influential body, the Wesleyan Methodists, and would, in the case of a great number of . parishes, be attehded With serious and prejudicial consequenaes, by , restricting the existing means for the repair and main tainanoe of the parish church, by greatly increasing the labour and responsibility,of the clergyman, and other wise materially impeding the ministrations of the Church in those parishes. That, viewing the grounds of objection to the pay ment of church-rates, as well as the impediments which exist to their collection, it is expedient to alter the law in the' following respects :--- Ist. That for the future, persons desirous of being exempted from' , contributing to the church-rate, in any parish, may give yearly notice to that effect to the churchwardens :prior, to the meeting of any vestry for the purpose of - making a church-rate ; and that such persons shall not' be entitled to attend any such: vestry, or to vote upon the making or application of such rate, or to act as churchwardens in any matter relating to the church, or to retain any seat appropriated them in the church during the term of such, exemption, 2d. That the rate, when voted by the vestry, shall be levied upon all persons liable to it who have not given such notice, 3rd. That the items for which a rate may be made shall be definitely declared by law. 4th. That the ratepayers in any new parish or district shall be rateable for the purposes of their own church, and for no other. sth. That there shall be the same powers for the tecoverfof church-rates as exist for the recovery of poor-rates, and in case of objection to the validity of the rate, an appeal shall lie to the General Qnarter Sessions, and that the jurisdiction of the Ecclesiastical Courts in such matters shall cease- That the principle of assessing the owner instead of the occupier to the church-rate is well deserving. the serious consideration of Parliament in any future legis lation on this subject. • u• Rh ts made to order at 1-lonF-MADE SHIRV.--NOTIcE d the Golden Glove Eitablisliment , au Wedne -- --" •liet7-street, are made by Liverpool Needlewomen.... Bank was held . on A Meeting of the Ottoman B ~ Lay in the chair, when the the 14th instant, Mr us's., and a dividend and bonus day, adopted ' manila° .'' per annum. The report was tr , h e rate of 14 per cent. . declared equal , the we re stated to be satisfactorily pro affairs of 'the ban of the past half-year being better co the results, . pro gressing, .„„,., • previous occasion. The accounts from the than on , '"" cu , wer e highly promising, and from/ the G alata ' 4,ra1l ' the bank is said to be gaining in credit and o perations there re putation throughout the principalities. Th e S myrna busi ness ha's also been good, and the Beyrout Branch where in the previous half-year, from exceptional circumstances, scarcely any profit was macle, has yielded a fair return. The arrange ment that all transactions with the Porte, which form the bulk of the . business at Constantinople, be at a fixed rate of exchange, has b :en carried out. The commercial business at that city is small, but ultimately, it is hoped, a sound trade will be established. - Theissue of the remaining A 600,000 of the late Turkish Loan watYsuccessfully accomplished by the bank, and there is good reason to believe that the financial affairs of the Ottoman Empire will be placed in a atisfactory position. Much has already been done to l?al*e re.ceipts and expenditure, 'and a, budget wi.l shortly tia Iniblishecf., The exchange has now fallen to 123 . to 18t in the four years the bank has been "established the return to.the shaiiholders has averaged 8 1-5 per cent,. per annum ; ' bilt,tlfe t9tal realised, includin g the atr6unt laid by as reserve, .. is a little more than 11 per cent. The reserve is placed in CensOlat the director's being of opinion that aiiimmetliately available fundi .in England prese%ts the, greatest security to the bank, ' THE DAY'S NEWS. Yesterday, one hundred and twenty honour- . able members of the House of Commons avowed and recorded their wish to deprive the Chureh of property which it has held undisputed possession of for four hundred years, by voting in favour, of the second reading of the EndoWed.SChOolaßillt. of which the intention was the same as that of last year—namely, to prevent theEstill4ished Church from continuing to exercise its right of teaching its own doctrines in :endowed schools where no opposite ' intention!: was expressed by . foUnder. The' bill., rAias thrown out by a majority of 190. The' friends of the Church must 'see• the necessity for vigilance, and firmness in the. maintenance Of Church rights.. We have seen first the Church---4 rates vigorously attacked, and now, with unabated enmity, the:church schools. Can it be doubted that the same enemies of this most sacred institution of the State desire nexi . • to' 'attack its whole property ? To your ramparts, then', ye faithful sons 'of our national Zio4,- while assiduously devoted to repairing: .V 3 ' breaches already made in its walls, grasp the sword of defence, amid by the very strengtp' w your preparations to Meet assault, cause enemies—the enoges of the Church=-,-to retire disheartened and dismayed. A " Liberal l'ioottotn menufactUrer and Manchester : James Aspinall Turner, gave oe.. House ot Commons and the, 'country._ m other " Prac li ta school, of th e • of tlidir•de s i g e ! illustration of - the real value _ of ._the- loud _pro.4 to fes s elevate icngo and increase' of the M ma king a long, hollow-hea r t e d, working classespY aet.stesi: t4e -b Op erative pe ech,.in opposition to the and illogical s Bleachers' Short Time Bill. 'this worthy repre sentative of the Brightites, distinguished himself on a former occasion by his opposition to the Factories Act ; and, notwiths tan din g the • of that measure, he now again comes forward with exactly the same stale arguments—backed, as before, "by letters from the owners of large establishments," to maintain the OPpressive .p l 4 tyrannical policy of his school. He made Esser= tions w • hich have been proved to be untrue, and denied facts which one might well hold to be incontrovertible. Truly, these men do' very con sistently seek to Americanise our institntionS , ,f 9, _ according to their tastes and principles' the introduction of slavery—of white slavery — must be a great desideratum. Arid yet these are the men who profess to advocate the rights of the people ! What a contrast to su,dr . " advanced Liberalism " are the philritrOpfue speech 'and vote of our Conservative- county member, 'Mr: Algernon Egerton, and those of Lord John Manners, who supported the bill the second reading of which, we are happy to sa d'' was carried by . 26 to 39. ' 1 The state of Rome, just now, very retnarkibly exhibits the two qualities of got-up and spe a taneous public feeling. 'ten the 1-'ope:vl n ‘ t _ the Basilico of the VatiCan, the other day'. ' have a religious dernonstration 'in behalf' temporal kingdom, the crowd' in. the street,- too , orderly and respectful, " everythinp" 3?,r 1 1116! skitiOing (Wtlttli,toptut. Wind yesterday, W ; at Hcilyhead, W.S.W., fresh. March 20. 'VEW St. Bridget, Owen ...Poineron Qrimstadt Valencia Mary Miller William Cole Bombay Annie • Valencia Delgany, Mackey.: ^ • Osprey (ss),. Bertridge, • Rotterdam Bridgewater, Lane, Newfoundland March 21. Zouave, Hansford St. Michael's Prosperine, Giles Havre Sillery, M'Whan Bombay Ada, Williams , Iquique Laconia (ss), Harem, Smyrna - , New Orleans Speedwell, Adams Lisbon John Henry,Cat ver, Savannah Vasco de Gama (ss), Ducat, Lisbon OFF THE PORT. Irt, - Warbler, Saranak, and Pomona. SAILED. March 21. Kangaroo (ss),, Brooks, raw York rvj, FOREIGN FORTS, Speedy, from Hull at-St. Michael's. Raven ' ',Darnell ; Signorke, Bennet; Mary, Reid ; and Isa bella, Beekmaii, all hence at Antwerp.. Victor ' SchootOi and Governor B. de Vriere, Halwyk, both ,nenCe at Os 14n d 'Canadian (ss), Graham, Portland • Jacob, Bergstrom, from. Malta at Gibraltar, and cleared for j.iverp9o. 7 , . ' „ •Arno (es); tain, froth .Lisbon at .Gibialtar,•and cleared for Alexandria. ' Olympus (ss), , Inglis, hence at Gibraltar, and cleared for Malta. 'Enighirt, Braun, hence at Gibraltar. Ithone (ss), Joy, from Alexandria at Gibraltar. Bee, fromTerceira at St. Michael's. Veil( tian (ti), Hoare, from Zante at Gibraltar. Daring, and Susan, both from London at St. Michael's. Milpitas, off Gibraltar. S. Gero'ama, Cafeira, hence at Palermo. George Douthivaite, Tatlock, hence at Corfu. '"• Crimean (ss), Glover, from Venice at Corfu, and left for Liverpool, March 8. Fanny Saslfold, Thige,lence at Corfu. • Molitor (es), Langlands, hence at Constantinople. Maelath, Mahovich, hence at Constantinople. Mohammed Said (s), ; from Odessa at iConstantinopte, and cleared for Liverpool: • Peri,,lleaidt, hence at Boulognd. % , • • - Wendha, Hadn, hence at Windau. Bates Family, and Gyro. Castle,_ boys hence at_Bombay. SPOKEN. Arra'an, ealputta to.Liyerpool, Jan. 22,in 1at.28 S., ion. Burmah, hence to Calcutta; Feb. 4, in lat. 4 N.,'lon. 23 W. Canova, hence to Calcutta, Jan. 15, in lat. 21 S., lon. 29 W. Conflict, Capauttkto London, Feb. ; lB, in - lat./1 N., lon. 21. W., with troops. - Devon, Kooria Mooria to Cork, in lat. 29 S., lon. 9 E. Dirage, hence 46 Sydney, N.S.W.; Feb. 9, in lat. 2 N., lon. 20 W. Glaucus, bound west, Marcia 18, in lat. 49 N., lon. 13 W. Hadassab, Calcutta to London, March'T, in lat. 38, lon. 37. Harbinver, Tutocorin to London, is lat. 42 N., lon. 30 W. Her Majesty, hence to St. Thomas, Feb. 20, off Madeira. John Linn, Clallao 'to Cork, Jan. 27, in lat. 44 S.; lon. 39 W. Lady Louisa, Bombay to Liverpool, Jan. 28,.in lat. 18 S., lon. 2 E. Nemesis, Batavia to , Liverpool, Jan. It, %lat. 82 S., lon. 33 E. Odin, Trinidad to Hamburg, in lat. 38 N., loft. 26 W. Reunion, Goore Island to Calcutta, in lat. 1 S. lon.. 9 E. 11ndinei Cardiff tc Callan, in lat. 2 N., 10n:'22 OUTPORTS Flying Spray, from Shanghai, off Mirgate. ' Charles C. Duncan, hence off Dunmore for New Orleans. Prosper, Jones, from Palermo, arid Mississippi, Nasallo, from New Orleans,,, both at Holyhead for' Liverpool.' DEAL, March 21.—Arrived and passed • Valanto, from Terceira, orders; Heather Bell, Hobart TeWn to Londcin ; Anglesea (ss), north to west.; Sydney, west to London; Flo rence, Wli,attiPiaa to London; Sarah Jane, Messina to London; Arran, west to London. • Gas.veskxu, March 21.—Arrived . ; Adonis, from Amsterdam ; Cleveland, Foochoofoo ; !Cathay, New York; M. Tete, Adelaide; Edith, St. Übes ; Hercules, Palermo ; Nile, Calcutta. Sailed : Ruben, for Swan River ; ,Amazon, New York. FALmouvw, Marsh '2l.=Arrived : Adamant, Shear, f,..0m Mauritius ; Clarissa, 11oIalfs; Porto Rico. GI ME N qpie, March; 21,---Arrived Copernica, Surinam ; Norma, Messina ; Charity, Girgenti. BELFAST L March 20,---Arrived : Brilliant, from Bayonne.. 21---31arianna, from Bordeaux. . CluEinirovirx, , March 21.=-Arrived Onder, from St. Do mingo; Sottish Chief, Callao.' Sailed: Mariner, for Glasgow; Ferdinand° Titto, Derry; Success, Plymouth; Brandywine, 141VeVlInol. Oft :,Irt, from St. Domingo. , . I ' • " -1 . . MARITIME EXTRACTS. The Day Star; kir &thus, hasinit back. ' Criteria, for St. MielaacPs, has put back. Mazeppa, for'Liverpool, put back to Charente River. ! Byzantium, Rayne, hence at Jersey for Aspinwall leaky, and will probably have to discharge. The Guadalquiver,, for Lisbon, has put ba,k, with loss o bulwarks: &c. The Edinbargh (Ai), from New York at Queenstown, left March 10. The Nova Scotian hence at st. John, N.F., for For - - land, short of coal. The De Witt Clinton, hence to New. York, was ashore March 10, south of Squall Islet, brOadside' on the beach, pas,engers sate. The SilleTy, arrived here,.passed through a large quantity of timber March 6, inlat. 36 N., lon. 35 W. The Souvenir, froni Pornermi at Lisbon for Liverpool, with damage. Orion, Trentwell, cleared at Gibraltar for Liverpool, March 10, aftr repairing. LLOYD'S': The, Thomas, from Cardiff to Aleiandria, lost on the coast of Sicily. _ . BELPAAr, Mare 21.---The Brilliant, on the 7th inst.,' in lat 44.28 N, ion 10 VV,. got slightly damaged on-port-side, and- lost topgallant, mil, and:bulwarks in a gale. • The barque Fenne, hem Odessa (last from Cork), bound for Londonderry, put into the Loch on the 20th. tassom - rMaretf - 20 (per" Magnetic , Telegraph) E . " Pat "Of -ffii crew of the Lady.Suffolk,-from Livelliool tot Calcutta, which foundered 12th March, have been landed here. A N TW42,1. 4044, ;-,Thederelict Xephiatmas agfiin s tassed, March 10 1 ,in 1[a:40;1611.45' W. •' •" • PouT TaxnaT, March 19: The Boadicea , from Li s pool, WWI? attempting to get ill yesterday, got on shore and remains. GIWIALTAII., March 14: The King John, from Licata, which put in here leaky, must discharge to undergo repairs. IMPORTANT NOTICE: TO! 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