Northern Times. — Liverpool, Merseyside, England, 1859-08-06 00:00:00

$}11.6 bri gk,ultimt. By order of the Trustees of the Adelphi Building Society By Mr. BRANCH, On WedneMity next, the 10th instant, at Tyco o'clock in the after noon, at the Clarendon-rooms, South John-street, subject to con ditions of sale to be thm nroduced, THREE DWELLING-HOUSES, Nos.. 234, 236, and 233, -Dunclas-crescent, on the cast scle of, and fronting. Kirkdale, in the borough of Liverpool, in the respec- Aions of Mr. James Knox avid others. • Gross rental, £5l annerm: The tenure is freehold of inheritance. articalars apply to Messrs. C. and 'J. Ellison, 33, to Mr. C. 0. Elliton, Architect and Surveyor, 33, . ByroM, Estate Agent, 25, Great George-street ; or am and Cotton, Solicitors, 43, Castle-street, Liver- Maul° AiTilton-t tice ucc,' For fu rt Benshaw-1 Bold-strec treeAFS' ' LIMEKILN-LANE. By Messrs. WALKER and ACKERLEY. lay .next, the 10th instant, at One o'cloik in the Ireeisely, at the Clarendon-rooms, South John-street, Oa Wednc Lbject to such conditions of sale as 'be .then not previously disposed of by Private Contract, foiltgagee4 AE L L that Piece of LAND, situate on the east side of Limekiln-lane, in Liverpool aforesaid, and bounded on the fort by a Messuage now or late belonging to John linbbard, on the east by part of a Close, formerly known as the " Higher Breck Shute," on the south by Land now or late belonging to William Worsley, and on the west by Limekiln-lane aforesaid, and con tail:Ling in front to Limelciln-lane aforesaid 34 feet 9 inches, on the nortb.sid.c 48 feet 3 inches, on the west side 32 feet 7 inches, and on the south side 58 ,feet . 11 inches ; together with the Seven DWELLING 110USEg, distinguished by the Nos. 130 and 132, Limekiln-lime, and five Houses in Tenterton-place, in the occupa tion of nenry Hblderbottle and others. The Tenure is Freehold of Inheritance. further ,particulars apply to Mr. J. B. Lloyd, 54, Castle street; to Messrs. Stead, Taylor and Stead, Accountants, 32, Castle street; and to Mr. Swinden, 10, Sweeting-street, Liverpool. . SAUGISALL MASSIE, CHESHIRE. -- By Messrs. WALKER and ACKERLEY. On Wedriesday next, the 10th instant, at One o'clock in the after noon - precisely, at the Clarendon-rooms, South John-street, b Liverpool, in Lots, subject to such conditions as will be the] produced, and if not previously disposed of by Private Contract, TIIE - following Pieccs of LAND, Freehold of Inheritance The Lots will be declared at the time of sale : . . Numbers on Tythe Map.l Name. (Statute Measure !luau Back ,Pearce's Yard 6 3 9 1 2 19 2 2 3 6 0 23 4 0 21 ['homey 13utts fin one 'And, Failoon Tray a136 - ve - 2ie all in the occupation of Samue give immedTate possession. Some of them afford for the crectioo of. Villa Residences, and are les from Wx - ilside Ferry.,_ _ adniii•able Site than live mile Nor fustier particulars apply to Mr. J. B. Llo Castle-street, Liverpool, where a Plan can be Price, of Saughall Massie, Joiner, will point out tl rcl, Solicitor, 54, • • • Dlt Y D EN-ST RE ET . ' By Messrs. WALKER and ACKERL On Wednesday next., the 10th instant, at one o'c noon precisely, at the Clarendon-rooms, South Liver t ....,ol, subject to such conditions as will be and if lot previously disposed of by Private Cc bf the Mortgagee, eeALb that Piece of LAND, situat e on till Dryden- streß, in Liverpool, co n t a i n i ng i n 8 iuthel, in width at the .hack 45 feet, and n backwar.i.S , cn tilt east side thereof 113 feet 3 inch 'west s=ate 110 feet fair inches, and containing 556 su yards, be the same or the said several dimension or less, bounded on the north by Property now .or to Messrs.. Rowe and Beesley, on the east by other : to be leased to 3Leisrs. Rigg and Boykett, and on tt misses i ,, '— -9( lock in the after s John-street, in then produced, intract, by order e north side of front thereto 44 mining in depth hes, and on the iperlicial square is thereof more late belonging land contracted he west by pre cept all mines, and all beds of to Ilessri.lligg and Boykett (e. ies, and delfs of every description, avel, and sand And als . O; all those Fourteen Messuages or Dwelling-houses erected thereon, two of th e said - Messuages being to the front of Dryden-street, and the remaining twelve forming an open Court, called "Derby-Square." This property is held by lease from the Earl of Derby for the residue of a term of seventy-five years, from the 25th March, 1845, and is subject to a rent of £25, payable half-yearly. For further particulars , apply to Mr. .1. B. Lloyd, 54. Castle street, Liverpool. DeNetN-STREET. y Messrs. WALKER and ACKERLEY On Wednesday next, the 10th instant, at', One 'o'clock in the afternoon, at the Clarendon-rooms, South John-street, in Liver pool, !subject to such conditions of sale as will be then-produced, Tivate •Cantrict,'by orde; of the. Moe? yagees ALL that Piece of LAND, situate on the east side of Duncan-street, in Liverpool aforesaid, containing in front to Duncan-street 32 feet 10 inches, .(including 6 fect,of the conunon oassace " - , orOury-place), - and extending in wards on the north side along premises fronting Pennington street 118 feet. t 'inches, and on the south aide along Norbury place 33 feet 7 inches, and then turning off and running north wardly 18 inches, and then turning off and running in further depth backwards along Norburv-place 17 feet 11 inches, and then turning off and: vtuMiug ; Southwardly, in p ar t a l ong Norbury nine, and in other. part along khouse in lease t o Ai rs . Q uay , • - • -- . A feet 7 inches; and then .turning off and running in furthar 41eptii baeleivar(TA'along land and premises lease to Mr. Thomas C. Hughes 59 feet 6 . Inches, and being in breadth at the back along land and premises in lease to Mr. John Kilshaw 63 feet ; together with the'Seventeen several MESSUAGES or DWELLING HOUSES, SHED, STABLE, fu?.(l. other BUILDINGS thereon petty is Leasehold under the 'Corporation of Liverpool -five, years, ftom the sth of June, 1830, and is subject y tent of One Peppercorn, if demanded. particulars apply to Mr. J. B. Lloyd, Solicitor to the -Castle-streist ;'•and, to Messrs. Stead, Taylor and itants, 32, Castle-street. BIRKENHEAD. By Messrs. WALKER and ACKERLEY, Lay next, the 10th instant, at One o'Clock .in the preejsely, at, the Clarendon-rooms, South John-street, gether or in Lots, subject to such conditions as oduced, and if 'not preiriously disposed of by A LL. those Three several Lots or Parcels of LAND or ..171 G.ROUND,.. situate and being on the west side of Bridge street, In Birkenhead,' containing in front thereto and at the back Teet 9 inches each, or'thereabouts, and extending in 'arils 81. feet, or thereabouts, and containing in the lustre yards, or thereabouts, bounded on the south by a Dwelling-house and Premises, now .or late of 'burst; on the northwardly side of other Land now or to John Taylor, and at'the back by a common Pas wide ; together with the Three several MESSUAGES G-lIOUSES thereon erected, distinguished by the end 155, Bridge-street, in the respective occupations n; Miss Tellowlev, and Mrs. Watkin. ' -, chold of Inheritance. Iv be obtained by apply Liverponl Feverall depth t whole g to Mr. John instant, at Two o'clock in the after 'rooms, South John-street, . Liverpool, s to be then produced, Piece or Parcel of LAND, situate and being ist side of Standish-street, in Liverpool aforesaid, nt.thereto five yards, running in depth backwards i side of Henry Edward-street twenty yards, and n breadth at the back five yards; with the SHOP and the - I)WE'LLING-HOUSES thereon, 'Nos. 33, Standish-street, and 6, Menry.Edward-street, in the several occupations of )hn Hicks and others, as tenants thereof, at the annual of £5O. The tenure is freehold of inheritance. further particulars apply to Mr. George Stone, solicitor, f the late Robert Ainscough Brewers, and Others. nt, nt Half-past One o'clock in the 09111 S, South John-street, Liverpool, )iect to con litions to be then pro- Lot 1 A • SQUARr 81,0 C K of very valuable Id-established ritOPERTY. consisting m u.. sigiuT "VAULTS and PUBLIC-HOUSE, situate on the west Side of Vauxhall-road and corner of Carruthers-street, in Liverpool, in the occupation of Mr. Reginald Owen; together with NineHOUSES uljoining—two fronting Vauxhall-road, three fronting Carruthers `reet, and the remaining four are at the back. This property has frontage of 19 yards to Vauxhall-road, and 19 yards to Carruthers let, and contains in the wh't 361 superficial square yards of d, and will produce an annual rental of £lB2. The tenure is ,or of inheritance. 4. PUBLIC-HOUSE on the north side of Skelhorn-street, out ^-street, in Liverpool; with a COTTAGE, ix No. 7 Court, in street. The public-house is occupied by Mr. John , ncl the cottage by Mrs. flume, and produce an annual • This lot is held under the Corporation of Liverpool of lives and yea rs . . - HOUSES on the south side of Burlington-street, in Liver- Leh front Burlington-street, and the remaining eight and form the court No. 20 in that street, being in ;ton-street 14 yards, and running in depth back , and produce the annual rental of £l3O. The it is freehold of inheritance. , dious and substantially built DWELLING-HOUSE, bier-square and corner of Sandon-street, being No. a rental of £l2O per annum. The tenure of this lot Lder the Corporation of Liverpool for a term, of which is unexpired particular apply to Mr. George Stone, solicitor, I .M'CLELLAND, of No. 16, Basnett-street, s hay- Ny . ineen the y Asistant of the late Firm of Thos. instanle g y b and Sons, for a trustworth period of eighteen years, i is enabled, • r ° ll, l practical experience, to conduct Sales by Auction, of Furni ture, Wines, Land, and other Property, on the same honourable terms‘sf as his late employers. Valuations for Probate and Transfer - j;,,,, - 7 0 Perty punctually attended to. Address—Mr. M'Clelland, Onee and (:nrtnral nni•nigPr_ 1 Tifismrtf-afroof Eivorrtnnl On Mon h e ,Bv mr. JOHN , M'CLELLAND, -aY next, ihe Stliinstant,, at Twelve o'clock a. Athe Clar endon-roOMS South John-street, Liverpool, Plve, -- a — d s - E of LAND, on the' North side of Sandstone 111 ro:t ° th - ei;: o W ,,,, es t Derby, - in the county of Lanca , sler ,L eo + ntain mi in ,, the east and 7- 4 on thr nr,.. -.La- --it.. noon, a cmta MAHOGANY pedestal sideboard 6 feet es on slidin,7 telescopic frames 9 feet in hair-cloth, striped crimson merino dair eornite to . the large window, tapest sk curtains And gilt carpet, Axminster hearth rug, sliding gas chandelier lights, &c. • In DRAWING-ROOM—Eight cabriole MAHOGANY chairs in hair cloth; cabriole couch and pair of ditto lounging chairs in green velvet, circular centre table on pillar and scrolls, console table with marble top, three-tiers whatnot, ottomans and pole screen in needlework, lady's work table, chimney glass in carved and gilt frame, drab damask curtains and gilt cornice to the recessed win dow, tapestry carpet, ormolu three-light gas chandelier, rosewood card table, pair of ditto ottomans, sixteen-days' French timepiece on sculptured alabaster stand under glass shade, wax flowers and other ornamental articles, bronze and steel fender, fire-irons. BREAKFAST-ROOM—MAHOGANY bookcase with glazed doors, hair-stuffed couch, lounging chair, and child's table chair in hair cloth, pembroke and card tables, pair of box ottomans, four-tiers and six-tiers movable bookcases or whatnots, Brussels carpet, (flowers on dark green ground,) chimney glass. The BED-CIIA3IBERS contain mahogany four-post bedstead and hangings, polished birchwood and iron French bedsteads, curled hair mattresses, white goose feather beds, mahogany ward riffle, chests of drawers, commodes, toilet glasses, cheval glass, pillared" and other toilet tables, chamber services, birchwood chairs, towel rails, Brussels and Kidderminster carpets, &c. HAlL—Lantern in bronzed frame, mahogany hat and umbrella stand; pair of ditto hall chairs, eight-days' . clock , in mahogany cas e , oil-cloth of marble pattern, Brussels stair carpets, linen covering, rods, door mats, pair of figures and pedestals (each 6 feet 6 inches high)- - St4fordshire ware dinner service, richly-gilt tea, dc breakfast sets, cut glass, plated fluted, tea and toff basket, wine strainer, and other plat( _ _ ;, set of four Wed;- wood juf.,-3, ivory-handled knives, paper trays Library of about 250 volumes BOOKS, in good conditior The whole of the kitchen and culinary utensils. uainte, To be publicly viewed on Monday next, Btl4 inst. when catalogues may be had on the Premises ; or previously, of MeSsrs. F. & J. Hcousdx, at their Offices and Rooms, Argyle-street, Birkenhead. '_1.8.--The adjoining House to be Let. Rent, £l2O (0116 interest). CLIFTON PARK. BIRKENHEAD HOUSEHOLD -FURNITURE, Books, Giasi, House Linen, and other genuine Effects of a lady declining housekeeping. Air ESSILS. and•J: HODGSON will SELL by AUG / TION, on Thursday next, the 11th instant, punctually at Eleven o'clock,.on c Premises, No. 9, Woodland-terrace, Clifton parka Birkenhead, e genuine HOUSEHOLD FURNITURE, in eluding mahogany oblong dining table, ditto chiffonnier, with Kuar4uvin, easy chair, large Pembroke table, pair of imitation wal nut-wood card tables on pillar,s, and eight chairs, with loose seats to match, four white and gilt elbow chairs, useful glass, plated articles, fenders, fire-irons, window draperies, carpets, rugs, a few books. • • Twin, Tudor, and French .bedsteads and hangings, feath-r beds, mattresses, chests of drawers, toilet tables, washstands, dressing glasses, chamber ware, towel rails, .coramode s , chairs, blankets, quilts, house linen, carpets,.druggetsv , Oil-Cloth, stair catpets and covering, rods, lamp, umbrella stand, clock. Tolbe publicly viewed on the morning of sale, when:eataloguel may be had on' the premises; or, previously, of Messrs. F. and J Hodson, at their offices and roomS, Argyle-street, Birlienhead. Z 0 In ffib", MO' X4O. 9no be SOLD, two FREEHOLD HOUSES, in Much-Woolton, with 2,672 superficial square yards of land. Apply to Mr. J. C. Grocott, Attorney-nt-Law, 10, Basnett-street, Liverpool, where a plan may be seen. 6a5 TO PARTIES ABOUT TO PURCHASE PROPERTY. It TR. FERGUSON, 9, Berwick-street, West Derbs.road, has on ha: d some of the best lots of well-built FREEHOLD HOUSES ever offered to the public, and for immediate purchase. Will be sold cheap. ' a 9 VALUABLE SHOP, DWELLING-HOUSE, and PREMISES, in BOLD-STREET.' :B . WYLIE will SELL by AUCTION, on Friday next, the 12th instant, A t One for Two o'clock precisely, ia fternoon, at the Clarendoh-rooms, South Joh n - s t reet, subject The capital and commodious Stone - fronted SHOP, DWELLING HOUSE, and PREMISES, No. 73, on the north-e as t s id e of 'Bold street, t o conditions of sale, the s treet, (long known as Willates Library,") containing in front to gold-r'reet, and in breadth at the back along a common passage yards, or thereabouts, and being in depth on the northwest side 78 feet 3 inches or thereaboutS, and on the south east side 77 feet 10 inches, or thereabouts. Leasehold under the Corporation of Liverpool for three lives, now aged respectively 50, 44, and 43 ; and for the term of twenty one years next after the decease of the survivor of them. For further particulars, apply at the office of Mr. John Atkinson, golicitor. York-chambers, North John-street. FOR SALE. ITIO be SOLD .Three first-class steady POINTERS; parted with I solely in consequence of the owner's ill health preventing him shooting this season.—Apply to Mr. George Atherton, Beech Cottage, Wrexham. f.)l POINTERS T O I by Private Treaty, all those Two capital SHOPS, Nos. 91 and 93 ; also the Two HOUSES ad joining, No. 97, with Office, and 99, situate in Paddington, also with large Yard. Workshops, Stable for four horse 9, with other conveniences. Entrance, Cranbourne-street. Let to respectable tenants. Sewered under the Health Act.—Apply to W. Sleddon, 157, Breckfield-road North, Everton. 6au6 Freehold Land, Houses, and Shops, Cheshire HUGHES, 53, Church-street,'Birkenhead. ie to Sell, in• One or more Lots, at very low prices, 45,000 yarL_ of BUILDING LAND, in Tranmere and Birkenhead, with a line view of the River, where houses and cottages are in great demand. R. H. has also several beautiful Houses and a few Shons to be T.A+ go In ,Szlh, atistellatiiirlf;: TO be SOLI), Building "Materials, at the T o p o f Sh aw ' : also, a quantity of .excellent Slates. P , U RCHASED SHARES in a Non-Redemption Tiuildiag Society to be Sold Cheap. Sixty Shares in a Society only a few months old, may be divided.—Address G. 7, Northern Daily Times. Gal() ght second-hand Birmingham nd Harness. Also. a strong £27 0 £3O 0 £1 10 6a6 TO be SOLD, a strong • and h built Cab , with or without Hors second-hand Clarence Car and a strong second-hand Whitechapel, Apply at the Northern Times office. _ TO GENERAL BROKERS. TRADESMEN. AND OTHERS.` THE Patent BARREL PACKAGE o f every deseriptioa and size, adapted for all kiAits of Dry Goods, Samples, &c., &c.—Apply to George Goore, 5, Rumford-street, Agent to the Manufacturer. F LACK TIORSES.—A most magnificent TEAM of Four ha ve . arrived at Lucas's Repository. They are a dead match, stand sixteen hands high, free front white. are young, perfectly sound, with grand and lofty action, suitable for a gentleman's carriage, or first class black work. On view at the Repository. a 6 SHELLS, MINERALS, FOSSILS, AND G EOLOGICAL 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. Livernnni_ G OOD. OPPORTUNITY TO PRINTERS FIRST-CLASS BUSINESS, STOCK, AND PLANT TO BE DISPOSED OF, by private contract, one of the ma improving PRINTING BUSINESSES i n Li verpoo l . Th e type nearly all new, and has been selected from tho hrsat fnnnririna 11L7111 w,e oust anuiunes England. There are three capital Presses and a small Machine, and every convenience to carry on a • very extensive trade. The books will show that this is an•opportunity but seldom to be met with, as the sole cause of the .present proprietor giving it up is'in M conscouene, of ho,. . engagements. The purchaser will be intro dueed to the customers, and every facility given to continue the very large trade being done at the present time. As the affair must be concluded at once, an immediate application is necessary.-- Address (in the first instance) Beta, Northern Times office. go be Xtt, Miitening AN excellent sa-, Fittings, and V( £l7 ddre,zs Northerll Ti, PARKGATE, OPPOSITE THE RIVER PEI TO be LET, drawing-re stall stable and Family HOUSE, with two parlours, (with two to Messrs. n, and eight bedrboms, garden, &c age coach-house, if required.)—Apr r BE LET, a FURNISHED HOUSE, in a healthy and pleasant part of. Cheshire, with convenient access to town, , to be Let for a Month or Six Weeks, containing three entertaining rooms, four bedrooms, kitchen, and outhouses, yard, and garden.---Apply by letter, A. 3., Northern Daily Times Office, MO be LET or SOLD, a HOUSE, at Wootton, containing dining, drawing, and breakfast rooms, kitchen. scudery a,tatzvi y, ',truer, pan try, and washhouse on the ground floor, six bedrooma, bath-room, water-closet, store-room above, two-stalled stable, coach-house and saddle-room, and a good garden, stocked with a few choice fruit trees. Apply to James Clore, builder, Woolton. Gall • MO be LET, a capital HOUSE and Garden, No. 30, Breckfleld- I_ road South. Dining-room, breakfast parlour, butler's pantry, kitchen, and scullery, on the ground floor; drawing-room, front bedroom and dressing-room, back bedroom, bath, and water closet, on the first floor; and four bedrooms aboVe. Apply on the Premises. Rent £5O. CAPITAL FAMILY DWELLING-HOUSE. MO BE LET, No. 144, Chatham-street„ containing dining and 4frawirtg-rooms, front parlour, seven bedrooms, butler's pantry, good kitchens, pantries, wine store, bath, and wtiter- , closet, with large garden. With immediate possession. —To view annlv to Mr. William. SOUTHPORT. rro RE LET, DELTA VILLA , a very elegantly-famished 1 Residence, containing three Reception-rooms, five Bedrooms, Dressing-rooms, ApPly on the Pre -6j30 CAPITAL FAMILY DWELLING-110T.JSE. 910 be Let, No. 144, Chatham-street, containing dining and , i - 11/011113, iront parlour, seven bedrooms, butler's pan try, good kitchens, pantries, wine store, bath, and water-closet, with large garden. With immediate possession. —To view apply to Mr. William Bateman, Builder, Heath-street. 6au6 DERWENT-ROAD, WEST DERBY. • 910 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. Situation dry and healthy, and well sewcred. Rent £5O. Apply to Iticha.rd Radcliffe, Derwent-road ; or, to Mr. Exchange-alley North.' 12au5 po be LET, a delightful C ou nt ry R ESIDENCE, with good I • Garden, Aigburth ; One DITTO, Dingle-hill ; a good Family HOUSE, Seymour-street ; One DITTO, Grenville-street ; a splen did HOUSE and SHOP, Bold-street ; One DITTO, Great George street ; extensive PREMISES,:with good Collaring, Resrent-road an excellent DOUBLE OFFICE, Hackin's-hey.—Apply to Win. Williams, 3, llackin's-hey. MOSLLY lIILI n l O be LET, a modern and substantially -built DWELLING ,TIOUSE, on the east side of the road leading from Green bank to Mosley-hill, fitted up with all modern conveniences, and f 4 .on of -Heyworth, •Esq., with stable and now in the (xi CHURCH -LANE, AIGBURTH cellent Family House (the -ROAD.—TO be LET, an es residence of the late Rev. W coomuung tnree sitting-rooms, ten bedrooms, bathrooth, butler's pantry, good kitchens. There is a stabl e , loose box, two coach-houses, piggeries; &c. The garden is beautifully laid out, and well stocked with fruit trees. Ap p l y to Mr. Robert Jones ;or Mr. S. Waterhouse, Derby-square. RICE-LANE, WALTON-ON-THE-: 910 be LET, with immediate po ssess i on , a neat and pleasant DWELLING-HOUSE, containing live bedrooms, closets, front and back pirlours, kitchen and acullery, with pump and plenty of soft watr r, on the ground floor ; walling cellars below • gas laid on ; large garden and wood s h e d. N ear th e ra i lway and omnibus. Rent £2s.—To view apply at the Post-office. 6a6 W G. BANNER, A ROUSE, No. 30, Berkeley-strec Estate Agent, 19, Slater-1 treet, has TO LET Rent. , . . . , A HOUSE and Garden, Halstead-road, Seacombe A SITUP, No. In, Park-road, . . . . A Furnished HOUSE, per week . . . Also, several smaller HOUSES, &e. MO be LET, Furnished, Elinsley Villa. This 41csirable Residence, ,standing in its own grounds, affords perfect retirement, yet (by railway), within twenty minutes journey of Liverpool. It is contains dining, drawing-room and parlour, six bedrooms, &c., & and will be let to an eligible party for twelve or fourteen months For farther particulars, and for ins - tection, apply on the premix,, Delightful Residence, near the Lakes. rpO be SOLD (by order of the Executors of the Mortgagee), Six rllO be LET, Furnished, Halecat ; a commodious House, in the j_ Freehold HOUSES in Everton ; three situate in Tarletor,- 1 valley of Witherslack. It is placed on a rising ground, street, Nos. 60, 62, and 64; and Three in Victoria-street, Nos. 61, commanding a beautiful view of More c amb e R a y svn a ti ,., ill and nll 1c,41 tartfirrtni! frnil _ utenutt per atnutumg country. It contains three excellent entertaining-rooms, annum. The Property is in thorough repai r , an d h as b een re cen tl y nine bedrooms, nursery, spacious kitchens, batler's pantry and sewered Price £9so.—Apply to Mr. Booker, Soli c it or , 46 , C ast l e- b e d room, and all other necessary offices ; also, a fou r - s t a ll e d sta b le. st:et , t. 7 The house is - six miles f rom W i ndermere, eight from Milnthorpe, eleven from Kendal, live from Grange Railway _ . • - . . 1334. Desirable and safe Investment for £2OO. rpo be SOLD, Freehold of Inheritance, a row of eight very neat I. front Cottages, all occupied by good tenants, situate near ireat Homer-street, yielding the yearly rent or tas6, Price, £l,OOO. £BOO, of the purchase money may remain on mortgage for a number of years, at 5 per cent., which will leave a yearly income of £4B for the outlay of £2oo.—For particulars, apply to John Yhite, 20, Clayton-square. To be Sold by Private Treaty, in One or More Lots, - MINE Freehold ISWELLING-lIOITSES, in Wentworth-street, 11 , Church-street, Everton. Each house contains two kitchens, larder, two parlours, and four bedrooms, water-closet, and large architecture and convenience, are newly built, and all let, producing £26 per year for each house. . . Apply to the builder and owner, James nankin, Jasmine-street, Church-street Everton. : . • : • ; 116 For SALE, by PRIVATE TREATY, Thingwall, near Wroodehurch, BitkenhCad. - - • Lot LA Freehold DWELLING-HOUSE, with barn, stables, garden, and 6a. 3r. 16p, of Land, situated at Thing wall, in_the occupation of Mr. Capper - . , . .. I. • A Freehold DWELLING-HOUSE ana uaraen, wan / acres and 18 perches of land, in a ring fence,: situated near the Wind mill, Thingwail, and in the occupation of Mrs. Kendrick. For particulars apply to Mr. Booker, 46, Castle-street, Liverpool. To be Sold by Private Treaty, Bedford-street Northi • WO DWIMLING - lIOUSES, Nos. 5 and 7, on the west side of T ' Bedford-street, 15 yards to the front, and extending in depth 41 yards. Leasehold under the Comnration of Liverpool for 75 years, from 14th May, 1831. i:achit ' O .P use contains kitchens on the . basement; two parlours and pantry on the ground floor; drawing roOm, bedroom, and bathroom on the one-pair floor; and three bedrooms on the two pair, with two attics. Stable and coachhouse belonging to the property. apply to Mr. Booker, solicitor, 46, Castle: CLAUGHTON, CHESHIRE Substantial HOUSEHOLD FURNITURE, Eight-days' Clock, French Timepiece, Ornamental Articles, Chimney Glass, Dinner, Desert, and Tea Services, Cut Glass, Plated . Artacles, Library of Books, Bagatelle .Table, and Effects of a Lady removing to the South of England. ESSRS. F. & J. HODGSON are instructed to jj SELL by AUCTION, on Tuesday and Wednesday next, 9th and 10th instant, punctually at Eleven o'clock each morning, on the Premises, Devonshire- . 2lace, Claughton, the HOUSEHOLD FURNITURE, (of an excellent and iubstantial desenption,) coin prising, In the DINT 6 inches long, by 4 feet, eight alum Dianenester. For furtherparticularsrespect ing the property, apply to Mr. Jackson, King's Arms Hotel, Kendal; Mr. W. Wanklyn, Bury, Lancashire; or Messrs. Crossley and sr]. V/( bt Xtt, itsiness VrtMiSeS. • A HOUSE and SHOP to LET, No. 48, Cable-s treet. Rent very /1 row. 3a6 r obe LET, with immediate possession', a HOUSE and SHOP on the best side of Byrom-street. Rent £3O. Ain& at the Northern Tom Office IVO. be LET, a neat anal compact WAREHOUSE for refining lard _j_ or grease melting ; rental £2O ; has three rooms. Also, To be SOLD, as it stands, a five-horse power BOILER, with the appara . ODDFELLOWS' HALL, ST. ANNE-STREET. THE above -splendid HALL to be LET, for Lectures, Exhibi tions, Public Meetings, Entertainments, Public Dinners, •Tea Parties, &c. Terms moderate. rpo LET, First-rate Preinises in South Castle-street, being the best Situation in Liverpool for the Shipping Trade, and suit able for an Ironmonger, Skip Store Dealer, or other Trades, consist ing of Two good Shops, with large Cellars beneath, which have been lately occupied by .11Ir. Tasker, Ironmonger. Apply to Betteley and CO., 6, King-street, Liverpool. TO be LET, for a . term, the old-established DINING ROOMS in South'John-street, Liverpool, called the " Claren don Dining Rooms," and the WINE and SPIRIT LICENSE attached thereto, together with the FITTINGS and UTENSILS. The business was established about 30 years ago, and is very profitable. Ncne taut principals need apply. For further particulars apply to Mr. Ralph Foden: tr 50115 VTANTED, a SERVANT-S y Wilson, corner of Cow l'-ALL7WORK. Lne, Wavertree Apply to Mr. J 6aB rANTED,.a thorough" S V V Apply.at 54,111uskisso o'clock. WANTED, an Office Boy. Apply to Edward Rawdin, Matthew-street, between the hours of Twelve•and One. rant-of-ail-Work ; Scotch preferred. street, betweex the hours of 11 and 2 - 6a5 WANTED, a thorough; experienced SERVANT; ox from the country preferred. Apply, 38, Regent-road, opposite the '-Moore Duck. . 1 I liira.mle PWNER.OKING.—WANTED, a respectable • Youth„ . about 16 years of age, as an APPRENTICE to the PawAbroking Business.—Apply to Arthur.Grindrod, 13, Mill-street. • IArANTEI v y anti c. and cleanthic AVANTED immetlij character, who c Dail j Times office WANTED, a I able habits sh. No 'I V V do plain Co, Wages liberal.—Apy kenhead. g, active Girl, who has been in place before, I character from her last situation for honesty a respectable Housemaid,' with good Vell.—Apply to D. 8., Xorthern SERVANT, of clean and respect ,nderstands plain cooking, and can Ish need apply.—See Reference List. Character mu 4, Victoria-pla: be unexceptionable Bridge-street, Bir sood Cook, and ' reference. No lhe Cottage," 2, WANTED, a SERVANT-OF-ALL-WORK, can wash well, with an eighteen monti Catholic need apply. • Addres Irish or - WANTED, immediately, a temporary MASTER for a Church' V V National School in..this town ;if certificated, the engage ment might be permanent.—Address, Rev. W. J. F., 31 Seymour 7 WANTED, a thorough Servant-of-all-Work ; one that ,can wasi and iron well. No other need apply• Irish not objectet to. Apply, between the hours of twelve and four. at fig. Rirlzott. A BERGELE.—Wanted, a Plain Cook, fOr a. English preferred. Age 28; also a good Nu: a baby from the month. Apply at 149, Bridg WANTED, by French, Ger Terms, 10s. 6d. pm and Spa pply A Z WANTED, a thorc v_ young family, w 'ding School. cho can take •ect, Birken- Music and Singing Derby-io efficient Nurie, to take charge or a xi under nursenia!dis kert. tinn" aracter and qualification will not stand the si •- - - "WANTED, in a small family, an EnglishServant-of-all-Work, between 16 and IS, years of age, who can wash and iron. One from the country preferred. Must have a gocd reference from her last situation. Apply at No. 6, Whitefield-terrace, Whitefield lane, Everton. BOROUGH OF LIVERPOOL.—cLERKsuir IN THE TREA SURER'S OFFICE, CORNWALLIS-STREET. ITANTED,stre FostaniaCriLesEßM inpetrheanTin•euamsn.rerloctfiecejeCrioirnzne required to give security in £ 2s o.—Application, o-fithm Idre:sed present or former occupation, with . testimonial " The Chairman of the Rates Collection Committee 2, Cornwallis-street," to be sent in on or before day of August instant.—By order, August, 1859. Wei. SHUTTLEWORTII, Town-clerk e, Public Offices, londay, the 15th emptopments Maufth WANTED, in a S Situation, by a or , Gen g Man, who t's Office, a Dws German. —M quainted with J. B. T., Office 28j4a WANTED, by a respectable Young Woman, a SITUATION to assist in the Smailware Business, as she perfectly under stands it.—Apply, by letter, E. P., No. 28, Bevington Bush, Liver- GROOM OR COACHMAN.—A young Ms unexceptionable testimonials, is uinials, in War above. Address, care of Messrs. Griffin and Times office. m, who can produce AVA:nrry g D h , t t s o it i:l a a l c o e n. a v l e s rLi c 'e u sLe m c t e al make herself very useful. Address E. H., of a Situation as M‘Ghie, Yorthern ALady, accustomed t o Ho use k eep i ng, w i sh superintendence of a Widower's LOA charge and tuition (if,regnired).of two or three L. 31;, Post-office, Southport. aged 15, in ren, and can are of X WANTED, a SituatiOn as Footman, or Uncle handed ; has a thorough knowledge of 1 yen with a good character. Address A. twenty- rooms, South-Jci ) undertake the molt, and the dren.—Address Gau4 Butler; is single TO BAKERS ANTI PROVISION WANBTrekall,p or byparoYzon st eon Young Al l an op. from i t s h w e illir at nominal wages to rain knowledge, and offc MRS. LEVI, Fa: • has on her lis asiness aged 9, Clarendon- at 26, Sun:sirect, Pad Situation in a roung .persons, suitable for Ladies' Maid his services fso two respectable Wothen, who de istry Office RtilittihnlEDUS alaituffi , veral Nur- YortLern Da IMPROYEMEN AND YOUTHS, n Architect, whose as House- one but Pirincir less commenced s treafed with ? JOINERS, ARTIFICERS, 'e intended for the Building Trade.— gs are disengaged. gives instroot;,,,,. m the rudiments of Architecture, &c. Tern Apply early; vacancies for six; No. 4, Duke-etre VANTED, in large or small quantities 'cc. Gentlemen and ladies desirous c disposing of the same, will be waited upon in all parts of Lanca shire, Southport, Chester, and Cheshire, and the highest pric given. Address Mr. and Mrs:Jackson, 47, Brownlow-hill; for con venienee of Gentlemen.about 'Change X 60, Northern Times office Mr. Jackson has no agents, and allows •no one but himself or Mr, Jackson to bud• for him. LEFT-( Hat 7 moderate CLOTH Vubfir )oUStfi nut r fi.onsts 9 -1 0 be LBT, with blished BEER town. Rent and in( .ediate pacsessioi BE, in one of•t moderate.—Ai TJOTEL to be DI principal Rain ughfats Low-hill )SED OF, situ one of the Twenty to Thirty - Aparfme it V - aalis at IT VAULTS, less. Incomi o a marl lent low TOIIN F. WIIITELOCK has receivet. . number of Single Izinl Double OFFICL, situate in one of the most central parts of Liverpool; at rentals from £l2 to £35 per annum ; also, Two large ROOMS, suitable for a Printer or a Tailor's Workshop.—For particulars apply to John F. Whitelock, Auctioneer, &c., 52, Manchester-street, Liverpool. a 6 Inactions TO LET a T MTN WIIITELOOR has TO LET a snug WM and SPIRIT . • V VAULTS, within 200 yards of a Rai" ---- trade. - This is a good c h ance f or a new off for More than the rent. Incoming £ apply to Jolla P. Whit ' Lock, Auctioneer, street, Livet uuulA id 1:L1 he Beds le TOUN F. WHITELOCA has TO LET a nt t./ Free WINE and SPIRIT VAULTS, site parts of Liverpool, at Incomincrs from esw, win do well to call upoi, 52, Manchester-street, Liverpc auctioneer; John F. Whitclock CauG . . T OIIN F. WHITELOCk has been favoured with instructions 1 , 1 • TO LET a Free WINE and SPIRIT VAULTS, in one of the greatest thoroughfares in t own, and &thin. • p w L.i - zte. incoming eu worth £6OO. This - to a Man b or .business u will rove a fortune. — For partitulars apply to Joh n F. Whitelock, auctioneer, &c., 52, Manchester-street, Liverpool. 6.1d6 T • TO CA that old-,and MATES, STEVEDORES, &C SPIRIT VAULTS, k nown . well - established Free WINE and O be -LET, as the " Cal Hotel," William-street, near the Cl arence Dock, convenienlly situated for travellers to and from the Irish and Scotch steamers, and surrounded For particulars abnnlv a dense neighhoodhere a large counter trade is done.— our , w_ To Brewers, Publicans, and others. JOHN F. WHITELOCK has TO LET, on Lease, a Free Corner WINE and SPIRIT VAULTS, situate in a densely populated neighbourhood; the present tenant. havinirrealised a fortune from the wpm. LIVERPOOL POLICE COURT.-YESTERDAY, (BEFORE MR. MANSFIELD.) MISCONDUCT.—A respectable -looking young woman, with a strong Scotch accent, , named Jessie M'Cloud, was charged by Mrs. Mary Roberts, Paradi;c street, in whose service she had been, with ill-using ccm plainant's child, and otheiwise misbehaving herself. The prisdner had been the worse of drink, and when her pis tress remonstrated 7. 4 'h 1 the br A SERvANT's. .ated with her s, Je?anie outrageous, and tore 'the child's hat, which was value for 10s. 6d. 'The bench ordered the prisoner to pay for the damage, besides costs, or to be imprisoned for a month. _ . A CRUEL MOTHER.—A middle aged woman, named Elizabeth Hooper, was charged by her husband with be- naving in a cruel manner to her daughter, who was in a dangerous state of health. The husband stated that their daughter came hothe ill, but instead of her mother taking care of her she beat her in a very brutal manner. The prisoner was ordered to- find- - sureties to keep the peace towards her daughter, or be committed for three months. A BROKEN LEG.--Jehn Roney,.broker and joiner, Bold street, was brought up in charge of officer 105, who stated that the prisoner was charged with breaking the leg of a man,named Carlisle, who was very ill in the hospital. The nffloor Qf);1 : 1 n rt • .• . • • - - mixer still/ DO um not know anything of the matter himself, except what the prisoner told. him. Mr. Bluck appeared for the prisoner, and stated that the Matter took place on the 15th July last. The prisoner was a hard-working man, and he went home be found Carlisle and his wife drinking together; trok • his wife into the house, when the man Carlisle followed, and used .great violence in en deavouring to take the T .soner's wife from him. A scuffle arlisle fell -down and broke his leg. , The prisoner was allowed to stand out on his own recognizances for oue•week. • ESIBEZZLEMENT A named Griffith Roberts, was up on a charge of having embezzled the sum of 10d, from hisemployers J. G. Brown and C o ., s hip ii:er , SOuth John -street. The officer who appre hended the, prisoner stated that he made inquiry, and Mund. him in a brothel in Hotham-street; and that he had ob tained -the situation by means Of a false charade'', Mr. Rrmrn CA,;fl n „r;.-, ; ,,,,» ••••••• 21- 1-• J my. me was m the . shOp for Clive or four days, and :On Saturday of Monday a list of persons was made out for the nrisoner to cell upon for aemunts, varying in amounts. He did net return. on Tuesday, and on Wednesday witness went to the prisoner's.' fatlrer, at Claughton-road, Birkenhead, to see if he k pew anything Of him. His father said that his son had quarrelled with him, ,and taken lodgings elsewhere. 'He did not know anything of hiM, and believed that he was at his work. Inqui r y had been made, and it was found that the prisoner had been doing 'all he could to obtain several large sums, one of which was -to the amount of £453, but had failed to do so. Several parties were examined, who produced the prisoner's receipt - for money paid by them for Messrs: Brown. lle,was sent for trial. OBTAINING MONEY UNDER .FAXSE PRETENCES.—James Martin was brought up by olicer 362, charged with obtain ing money from David Hill, Waterloo-road, Mr. Coats; Waterloo-road, and Joseph 'foal, Waterloo-road, under the cir( tances as detailed by the witnesses. Eleanor Hill said the prisoner asked for a glass of ale at the bar, and then for small change for Os. She.gave him the change in four penny pieces, and he put it in his pocket and walked off, ob serving it-was all right, but gave her no ss. as she expected him to do. A similar charge was preferred against the pri- , soner by the barmaid of Mr. Coats, the amount in this case being 3s. 6d. — Ml. Toal said, on Monday 'afternoon, - the prisoner called on him and told him that he was the chief officer of the ship Jeremiah Thompson. Witness asked where was Mr. Perrie, who had been the officer last voyage. The prisoner said Mr. Perrie had left in New York, where he had joined the ship. - -Ho got £1 from the witness on the strength of the representation.. On Wednesday, the captain of. the Jeremiah Thompqm . called at his shop, and when asked if Mr. Perrie was left, he said not, and that he was On board the ship then. He. afterwards ascertained that the prisoner was cook of the ship. Mr. Bluck appeared for the prisoner, but failed to shake the testiu - ony of the witnesses, and the prisoner was sent for trial. STEALING LEATHER.. --Witlituu ShaW was charged with _ . stealing a quantity of leather from his employer, Mr. Bretherton, Wood-street, and three men named respectively Lawless, Maguire, and Ireland, were charged - with being the receivers. Mr. Cobb appeared for Lawless, and Mr, Bluck was retained on behalf of Maguire and Ireland. It , appeared;' from the evidenee of Mr.- 13rethertOn,- that Shaw had been in his employment for about a year and a half as an apprentice: at tle shoeing forge. Some time ago wit ness ; purchased a quantity : of, leather,. to. the value of £9 165.,: for putting between th e horse's hoof and the shoes. This:leather he found tohave been taken away, and stispicion. was attached to the prisoner Shaw, on account' of his re maining after the rest of the men. g ave information of the. robbery, and an officer went in search of the thief. On going to the house Where Shaw lived, a little' brother told him that he had sold the leather for his brother, and gave him the money.., The little boy was examined, and stated )then put Leather out through a window to may and sold it to the other three The OAciners that he took it Maguire, Ireland, and Lawles. o the ses'sion's for trial. ' THE ADVENTURES OF A•CAT. 7 -Two women, Mrs. Brown d Mrs.- Edwards,' were brought up, chated . with being unk and fighting in the street. Officer 89 deposed that 41.- -.L 1- 41. . . troth. On .their being taken to bride Well, they 'would _haye been allowed tap away, but Mrs. .Brown lifted:up the bridewell-keeper's cat and took it away withler, and for so doing she was taken back and locked up. The cat was Found in ,her possession, and she kept talking about a. cat " the way to the bridewell when she was taken up. Mr. 1 he appeared for Mrs. Brown and her cat, cat drunk? Bridewell-keeper : I cannot say, out she took it with' her, at any rate. Mr. Cobb said the fact was, that the officer had been ill-using the prisoner Edwards, when his -client interfered,'who was a teetotaller, and could not be. drunk.. Mr. Mansfield : It is a curious thing that I find teetotallers to be the greatest drunkards of all others. If you find persons charged with being drunk, you will sure be told they are teetotallers, or have been so. Which who said of the prisoners do you appear for? Mr. Cobb : For Mrs. Brown. and her cat. Mr. Mansfield said he had no evidence quired to be defended, as .nothing had been es to prove it was drufk ; but he 1- mu . the" disgraceful conduct of '.tink. There could not be less- Le Witness, A to I std• women at - the present time locked up in 14 , in Lif6rpool. They were each .to pay a fcost,s, or be imprisoned for two months. BEEMSELLERS' GASES, The following persons were sum s follows tuna Flynn, publican, illilkliouseu • ane 141( ied 55.; Martha Carroll, beerhonse:keeper, Naylo;- treet, fined ss: ; Phillip Dugan, beerhouse-keeper, ,Edgat treet, fined ss. ; J ohn Thornton, beerhouse-keener. .iam Stringer beerhonse-keeper; Kow4Street, dismissed; George English, beerhoUSe-keeper, Boundary-street, dismiSsed; Jaue Donahoe, beerhouse-keeper, .Bond-street, dismissed ; Paul Maudlin, beetheuse-keeper, Fleet-street, dismissed ; Thomas Flynn, .7 1 - ;aWneypOpe-street, disinisset LAST OF BENDENo.—lnspector O'Brien a very considerable imadVement in the supper-rooms lately compared with what they had been some time ago. The question seemed to be, whether lialf an hour was too long a time Ito allow f refreshment's, and as nothing to that effect had been proven, the case would be disthissed. He ivisho to sara word to the inspectors. Very Often gentlemen were much annoyed by those unfortunate girls in the street accosting them, and he wished . , to know if the officers considered it their duty to have them arrested for such conduct. He thought the .officers were very lax in the' discharin, of their duty under. such circumstances. 11 ,, e hoped that both th e inspectors a nd their officers would make themselves master of what the law was on the subject. He had been frequently annoyed himself,. and he had doubt so had many other s . Th e inspector replied that often these girls had been brought up for such conduet, and at first they were fined 40s. and costs, but after some time Is• fine and Is. costs was the heaviest penalty, which was not valued, and since that time less trouble had been taken. -+--- COURT AND FASHION, Her Majesty and the Prince Consort have had another cruise on board the Fairy. Prince Alfred,. Prince Arthur, .Princeis Alice, and Princess Helena accompanies her Majesty Their Royal Highnesses the Duchess of Cambridge ao the Princess, Mary, attended by Colonel Home Purves hav e left England for the duchess's seat near Frankfort The Prince and Princess Drout s k e y h av( London arii-ed in Their Highnesses the Princess Wolkowsky and th e Prince' and Princess Michel Wolkowsky have arrived in London• J TTY ' HoLLowAy's,PILLs cure headach e , bil e , l oss of , appetite; can be taken Without danger from wet or. cold,. and requir e. no restraint from business or pleasure. They act mildly o il the bowels, without pains or griping, strengthen th e stomach, promote a healthy action of the • liver, pur ify the blood, cleanse the skin, brace the nerves, and invigorate th e whole system. They prove an 'admirable restorative of 3 debilitated constitution, creating appetite, correcting indi ge removing bile, giddiheSs, and . nervous or sick beau"' aches.' It is impossible to speak too highly of these pills. - - IMPROVEMENT IN GENTLEMEN'S HATS.-Ikfai l l Letters from time to time have, on this subject, appeared in the " Post" and " Journal," the originals of which are to bs seen at our shops, 9, DALE-STREET, and 6, CRESCENL MR. JOHN A. SIMPSON, th e active partner of the firm of KINNEAR and SIAIPSON, begs to s t a te that this improvement in Gentlemen's Hats is his own inven tion, and .registered by him in his own name, and is his own private, property. In bringing this invention s ° ` prominently before the public, he has avoided Or ing ene word about it himself. . All that has been dol l - has 'just been. to p r i n t, i n th e " Daily Post " 017 the "Liverpool Journal," some th ree or four letters 3v a time. The principle upon which the advertisement i 5" inserted is the one so well expressed in Proverbs--" L et another man praise thee, and not thine own mouth ; 3 stranger, and not thine own lips." The whole of those letters are written by persons altogether uninfluenced 1 1 any other motive than this—that they really felt the ben t fit of Mr. SIMPSON' S in ven ti on , an d i n such a degree, that they thought it'only ju s t t o hi m t o s t ate t h e i r op i n i ons , n° is word merely, but also in writing. 2:flipping C .iltritigextrt MOON'S CHANGES, QL - AR., sth day, 3h 2m, evell TIDE TABLE FOR WEEK ENDING AUG. E 31,Sunday ...... I—Monday .. . .. 2—Tuesday 3—Wednesday 4,Thursday... 5 — . Friday....... 6—Saturday.... WIND AT HOLYHTAD, YESTERDAY...W.S.W „ „ LIVERPOOL, d•Eolue:, Wagne Eva, Walsh.... Cameronian, Bernier Crengarry, . ARRIVED. Vigo (ss Ww" 0 act)' ...gstown (put , 13, .cton °Monarch of the Sea, St. John, veston Rajagopaul, Bainbridge. (Die .dy Quebec I Clymene...Kir Fortuna Tfereliee, Taylor Island Coiqueror Princess Royal' Quebec Silistrta Saline Ostend . _ Frank' Flint llulda Grace; August Electra, Ma BAILED. Ellen Morris Madras Mesgenger Swendborg Linda, Flor .Baltimore ORRIGN PORTS sey, and Kelton, Beattie, both t Anne, Lamb, hence at Odes moULIe John,s.B• Rita (ss), Arano, hence at Barcelona. Charles Souchay, Richards, hence at Charente Viscata, Jones, hence at Flushing. licssin~ Byzantium, Harcus, hence at Malta. Walter Ewing, Susan Howlands, and Southamptor 'Bombay. • Arabian, British Trident, avid Pocohontas, all hence at 11 Perthshire, Advance, Eclipse; and Arequipa, all her Janeiro. Veleeidade," Challenge, Waldemar, Bolivar, 'Ronahies, Havelock, all hence at Monte Video. Economic, Sea Nymph, Bolivar, Witch of the Wave, Corone?a B Salween, Teaser, Ovar, Siloam,rromahga, Royal Saxon, Bar 10" and Rosario, all Little Lucy (s), and _ Edward, Aitken, from Trieste; Prince., from London ; and Margaret Ridley; from Newfoundland, Bahia. The latter sailed again July 8, on her return. • Gertrude, Addey, from Bushire ; Melbour ne , M ar ti n , f rom Ada Blaekfriar, Newby, from Jeddah; Empress Eugenic, Nattross. J. Arthur, Magna, both from London ; Victoris, FONC , '" bourne ; and Launceston, Crisp, from Kurrachec- Francis Barclay Paraiba. Lee.at Bueios Ayres. all at Bo Kat from Bahia, and Albina, from Santos, both Phantom. from Maceio ; Joshua and Mary, from Bahi ger; from Simon's Bay; Barrick, from St. Heletla a from Bahia, all at Pernambuco to July 12. IfONTE VIDEO SHIPPING. Arrivals.—May 29, IL. W. Carec, from Live cidade. Liverpo o l ; 7 , * Economy, Liverpool ; £ Ino, ardiff ; 'Challen ge, Liverpool ; 10, Saw. 11, .*Soloara, and *Bolivar, Liverpool; 12, *lleillrich Gustav, Glasgow; 15- Anti l e awson Liverpool: 1° ine 1, Vf ford; Cardiff . • ••••••••..... CUM ',U.:, .11/. • ~ reweastle; 22, Fairie Q •••••••, ueene, London ; litoile a' '3, *Reynolds, and General Havelock, Liverpool. marked call& port for orders, and afterwards proceeded to Buenos Ayres Rhonda, for Liveriool ; 10, Thames, EnglanU ; inoutd ; Sinop°, Lond on ; 15, John Fielden, Quebec ; Valparaiso; 18, Sea Nynip'A, Rosario; Pio Nino, England Vessels Loading.—ladv Velocidade, for Liverpool Itates of Freight for Eng,land.-355. for salted hides per ton; r ,, for dry hides p er t on ; 375. 6d. for pipes tallow per ton; 355• r cases tallow per ton; Ns. for bales wool, hair, &c., per ton; all at five per cent primage. rXTRACTS. • N'ENT Vor,x, July 23.—The Golden Rule, from Aspinwall, arr ,„ l l , .e, at Nev York July 23. On the 15th, off Salt Ke y Bank, fell in . 1 1 : the ship St. Helena, from . New Orleans to Liverpool, her Captain Downes and drew of the yacht Roslyn, which had becli abandoned at sea, is a sinking condition. The William Chesnu t _ and took fw`..: d ates or cotton a other from t ii 7, ship Indian Hunter,u w was recked on n a sandbank off Key 'Waco" cargo saved, and taken to Key West. • BAnIA, July 14.---Tha Cargo •of the Rose, Zebel, fn Island to Queenstown, condensed here, will be forwardec Crystaline. mm Li on r4 : ;., the r eS to LONDON, August 5, 1 p.m.--The De Ruyter, from B uen os A3'.„ Antwerp, has bee n l os t on the Goodwin Sands. The Eliza Ba"' of Glasgow, has been burnt at Kingston. The Ble - lheini, HadleY: from Aky a b , w i th rice, was believed at Calcutta to have founderea at sea. • The Clymene, which led hence for Calcutta, has put bael‘ r , having been 'towed' roun d. f rom K i ngstown by the steani-tub' Resolute. The Pedlar, hence to St. Thomas, was wrecked off Cabrera Islan d ' .Tnly 5. The William Sprague, from Bangkok to Amoy, is damaged at the latter place. The Sopbia;from Monte Video, is damaged at that place. The Glencairn, Pulford, from Quebec at Greenock, in lat. 0 5 ° S. lon. 35 W., on July 27 took off th e ca pt a i n , hi s w if e, and tl,„° children, and all the crew of the brig' Adeline, from Glasgow Providence, which foundered two hours afterwards. summoned Josen ideno, who keeps a supper-room in knowingly, permitting, prostitutes to meet • liament Mr. Cobb was engaged for the defence O - tes . to twelve o'clock on the night of the 28th July last, he found in defendant's house eleven prostitutes and about twenty men. He called the landlord, and told him that if he allowed the prostitutes to remain there, he would lay an information against him. He then left, and returned at twenty-five minutes past, twelve o'clock, and on his second visit he found ten prosti tutes, and he could not say how many men, but there were more men that prostitutes. Amongst the ten were four of those who had been there on his first visit: .The men and women were all mixed up talking. together. Some of the men were, or appeared to be, sipping some coffee. Mr. Cobb asked the witness' several Tiestions, in answer to which he aid he knew the women to be prostitutes, from havir • " • ' seen them and their conduct on the street: He generally visited the house twelve or fourteen times a night, and had stopped in it for half an hour at a time.- He had heard that Bendeno had. sold' the house, but did not balinvn ;+ . i__~ Stune-auil wr.r.2.a Y a feet 5 inches ; together with the Six 1,2, 3,4, 5, -ail., .„.NG-11017!7W.S thereon, numbered respectivrly ,udleviich ; or tMIIY Bar k er , soli c i tor ' , '; ,11 Tenure frechold.—Appl to Mr. eSolici toror, Exchange-alley o r. Henry Fenwick, Liverpool. TIE whole of th e V Sal( T EST NOTI TES SALE E. oy Auction, at— Ll ot s will b e a m a i n offered fox otel, Warrington This Day August sth, at Twelve fo une o'clock. Each'lot will be (fridaY), t up at the highest previous biduing. pu CLOWES & FLOC/ERIN., Auctioneers. August 3rd. 1869 JOHN YOUDS, AUCTIONEER AND APPRAISER, 5 , BRUNSWICK-ROAD. )esirable Residence, near Wavertec T° be SOLD, a Semi-detached Country Residence, situate near the village of Wavertree, containing on the ground floor large front parlour, with bay window, commodious back parlour, beneath; on the first floor are four excellent bedroom's' and water ;loset, servants' bedroom with separate staircase. Fitted through- tant supply of water. Large flower garden For notes to view, apply to John White, Desirable Dwelling-houses. convenient, commodious Fami ly Residence, nit with gas, and a co n front. Price, £5OO. 0, Clayton-square. ro be SOLD, a 1 situate near F dining-room, kTtelcn, scullery, pantries, &C., with excellent larder, ale and wine cellars underneath; on the first floor are drawing room, three good bedrooms, and dressing-room, and three good bedrooms above. Price only £l,4oo.—For particulars and notes to view apply to John White, 20, Clayton-square N'artmtnig. A COMFORTABLE Parlour and Bedroom to Let. Terms i s . A_ I per week, including extras. —Apply at 49, Crown-street near Paddington, Edge-hill. 3 WANTED, in the neighbourhood of Everton, Two. Unfurnished ROOMS.—Apply H. W. 25, Northern Times office. W AN ing an airy Sittingom, an Bedrooms, four or five miles from 101. FOUND, on Saturd a y morn i ng, th e 30th ult., a La rge C urly Black Bitch, on Magazine-brow, New Brighton ; can be re stored to the owner on payment of costs. Apply to Wm. Bell, Magazinc.brow, New Brighton. 1 For fur t: TO be VA :pcoming £Bsf None but pilneipa. tieliezier-street; -Liverpool r.ogiole Opportunity. " BALMORAL CASTLE" ALE and PORTER 10 , Roscoe-lane, Ben T-street, a very busy hal ~on "Fr tn thr .ciiL, two of which can be (by sliding doors) con verted into a large club-room. Rent, £35 per annum, with Privi leges attached to the house. Very large kitchen adjoining the cellar. Incoming and Fixtures L 32; declining the business.— Apply on the Dremic... • of eleven and Corner of la-street ffiCe For the LETTING of WINE and SPIRIT VAULTS, HOTELS, ALE and PORTER V AULTS, &c. Lists of Houses from 0 £ 1,500 Goo dwi ll , . may be had on apsp ::::t 0 0 B I • losNsEs E mat was only a matte r o f . o pi n i on , and his belief went for nothing He did not think that it would take any person half an hour to drink a cap of coffee. n. ha h,.,1 omen lune cups in live minutes, titougu they were not scalding hot. The reason of his being able to drink it so fast was becal:se he liked it so. 11.1 r. Cobb said that was the last time .Bendeno woul:: be brought up, as the house was sold, because of the way he had been annoyed by the officers. One . thing he had to say in favour of his client, and that was, so soon as the officers told him that they were pre astitutes, he turned them out. Inspector O'Brien,, he had no doubt, was prejudiced against Bendeno, for he had told the bench that he did not believe that the house was sold, when he could, if he had wished to know, have got all the information about the trans action. He hoped, as that was the last time that Ben deno would appear before the court, they would dismiss the case. It was only twenty-five minutes past twelve o'clock, and not a very late hour. Mr. Jeffery said there had been OUTP ORTP • GIMENOOK, August s.—A rt i ve d : 'I h e M ary Leonard, and C. __ Bradford, from St. J o h n, N,F.; Prasbite, Charente ; Jane Go 7 „: and Satire, Nantes; Midge (s a), Bordeaux ; An ge li ne , Messinl' Princess Royal, Nantes; Glencairn, Quebec. . DUMAN, August 5. —Awed : The Ma r y C arson , from St. Andrew's. 5- - BELFAST, August 4 . —Arrived : Judith, from Taganrog. Elese, Falmouth. . 1 te, QuEENsTowN, August 4.—Arrived : George, from River l'-'1,4 Vigo (ss), and City of Baltimore, (ss), both from New York, :: 1 ,... proceeded to Liverpool ;C. A. Sampson, Quebec. Sailed ,-""„_ moral, for Dublin; San Lingi, Glasgow ; Franz, Cardiff; PaPili: Grimsby; Lisbon, Quebec; Fleetwing, Liverpool ; -Grace Bill, Nazaire. Printed for the Proprietor, by WILLIAM GRIFFIN, of No• 0 Brownlow-street, in the Parish of Liverpool, an d TllaidA n SVMNER MCGHIE, of No. 10, St. Chrysostom Street, Ev e _ r _th in the Parish of West Derby, at 40, Leigh Street, in the P=te of Liverpool, and Publishei by them at 13, South Jc•`ui Street in the aforesaid Parish of Liverpool. AUGUST 6, 1859. ~i •tits InT Attain. BY. MR. THOMAS WYLIP, ' 1 ' - 1 , On Tuesday next, the oth. instant, .at Two o'clock in the uttuinoon, at the Clarendon-rooms, South John-street, Liverpool, subject to conditions to be then produced, . A Lb that MESSUAGE, STABLE, JOINERS' SHOPS, / - 1 STOVE, SAW-PIT, and TIMBER-YARD, situate on the north side of Islington and west side of Soho-street, in Liverpool, now in the oceiipation of Mr. Thomas Widdawson, containing in front to Islington 60 feet, and in front to Soho-street and in breadth at the back severally 114 feet, and extending in depth backwards on the north side thereof 64 feet, be the several dimension s a little more or less. The upper part of the Land on' which the liouse and Stible" -stand, and extending in front to Soho-street 33 feet. and in breadth at the back 30 feet or thereabouts, is freehold of inheritance, and the lower Part, on which the Joiners%Sthl°Ps , stove, and Saw-pit - stand, which contains in front to Soho -street t 81 feet and to Isling ton 60 feet, of thereabouts, is leasehold under the Corporation of Liverpool for the residue of a terra of seventy-five years, corn on the Premises; mencine on the 7th day of March, 1825. For further particulars apply to t.nWiddowson, Solicitors, 4, Chapel-street, Messrs. J. &E. Whitley & 1:1 1 p Liverpool ;or to Mr. Radchffe°, solicitor, 4, Water-street, Liver pool at . NORTHERN DAILY TIMES. AUGUST 6, 1859. 1N .