Northern Times. — Liverpool, Merseyside, England, 1859-08-12 00:00:00

saltg i gkurtion. WOOLTON, NEAR LIVERPOOL. By Messrs, WALKER AND ACKERLEI AOn Monday, the 22nd ins Weston's Hotel, FREEHOLb situation, on tb - Avi i a yard and - in WOolt, eee , ..ipalion of the Misl The louse contain, behind, on the ground two minutes' walk of omnibus starts from. The premises in,:y further particulars k solicitor, 22, renwiek Excellent Modern HOUSEHOLD ] and HARNESS, by Vart;lng R. G . s F . 1 . v G i n R s t i a F e y i r and Sc he as received instructions to (Friday), the 12th iv.stant, at ] Premises, Elnifield, Walton-on-tt excellent and modern HOUSER I, Open CARR!, Waltc wcTI( , ely, or effects, the property c In the Chambersar ,h snitab steads, lnd bedding, -well tions, toilet table glasses, rnahogam robes, tables, ches carpets and dru b The usual kitchen requisites -- rents, and miscellaneous out 'To be viewed previous to the 5 son the premises, and at the office of , and Appraiser, -** .en catalogues may be had J. F. Griffiths, Auctioneer PRELIMINARY ANNOUNCEMENT Great Sale of Freehold BUILDING LAND- Molt-hill, near the BY summit of Cl Par , MESSRS ifton CHU? Early in the month of September, ax. Tratunere, (if not previously disposed of by pr,„.,. which due notice will be given,) 26,169 s quaie .Yards of FREEHOLD BUILDIN( LAND, in cne or nn, k Tranmnre Chest Task, commanding the country. The lo pd is d mew road, called 'Lim Lim thereby formimg a f Further F Apply to Robe Lead. HESHIRI Desirable freehold VILLA IDENCE, and Plot of Buil ESSRS. F. & J. HODGSON • . on Monday, the 2- e Afternoon, on *,- 1, -. Lot 1. The pi( VILLA RESIDENCE therE Columbia-road and corner a containing in the whole ' Lot 2. All that Pie by AUCTION :OLD LAND, with the detached :reefed, di the last In the lot, having a frontage to Sin' whole about 1,000 square built and in excellent condi Wallasey, Bidston Hill, a abundantly supplied with water. It co handsome entrance-hall, drawing-room about 22 feet by 16 feet dining-room 23 feet by 16 feet, breakfast-room 1G feet by 13 feet and butler's pantry supplied with hot and cold water. On Firs,. Floor : Three large bedchambers, dregsing-roon, bath-room and water-closet and store-closet : two bedchambers above. On Base ment Two kitchens, with i• pantry ',.rder, wine and be( cellar and convenient out off -N.B.—=Part of the purchas betantiaily extensive views of River 31 urge, sculle 1, Out of Dc cook' £1,000) m, main on mort ssrs. F. & J. Hodgson, Birkenhead. a 29 1 Auctic By Messrs. TURNER at Oa Tuesday, the 23rd instant, at Sever the Royal Hotel, Dale-street, Liverp , of sale to be then produced, i t PIECE of Freehold LAND, of Moorfields, Liverpool, cone _ _ 'ants, at th on the nortt together with the -Six DIV which front Moorfields, and Lively, and the other three form a Court 1 ;hind, 'e AIR. M 'CLELLAND. L big bean the trustwot liVinstatay and Sons, fc Laical expo from r tua , e, Wines, I terms as his la of Property punctual Auctioneer and Genera MISCELLANEOUS 'SALE, cc Silver : Tea and Coffee code Silks, small coil,. llous,nold Articles, Hand,. Single Harness, Saddles, Maho B .. effects; at the Auction Rooms, 3, Colqu. MESSRS. BROWN and TANNER by PUBLIC AUCTION, on Monda start, at Eleven o'clock ,ptecisely, at their street, Bold-street, numerous MISCELLA sent for positive sale, comprising gold and sil trinkets, silver tea and coffee service, ally( revolvers, pocket telescope (by Troughton ar in case, &c. ; a quantity of French brc small collection of valuable minerals in haircloth, rosewood oblong 100 tabs. • - TCWPI7I(IO4I ea. , . by Broadwood diulisk curtains for. two wuulows, oianogaiiy-U, bedsteads, fc I, cut de drab el a quanti Roonis, 3, Colquitt-st and Tanner, 4, Cook-s a o'clock in the_ Evening, at Lditions •ds 1 fooi :S thereon, three of , and 43 respec -led " EVANS'- The above Property, being in a central situation, and close to the Tithobarn-street station of the Lancashire and Yorkshire Railway, Christian and Cropper, SHELLS, MINERALS, FOSSILS, AND GEOLOGICAL ROCK. qIII.E Collection of the late DAVID DYSON, Esti., of Manchester, is now offered for Sale, either in Lots or single Specimens. It contains large series of rare Bulimi, Szc., collected by the late possessor in Honduras and other places. Apply to F. P. - 31arrat, No. 22, Roscoe Arcade. Liverpool. d lITANTED, ,a thoroughly efficient Nurse, to take charge of a young family, where an tinder nurgemaidis kept. None need apply whose character and qualification will not - stand the strictest investigation. Address Northern Times office. and WANLED in P r tl e Pl a L n S d fo s r in F c ln g eh, b Gerf f s i s: s ,' t lt e ll a,, la s n, i pan u i i s s l:, Lad Pianist. Terms 104. 6d. per course.—Address Literce, lost-oftl ai ee l . Derby-road, Bootle. 6a13 "\XTANTED, in a small family, an English Servant-of-all-Work, y between 16 and 18 years of age, who can wash and iron. One from the country preferred. Must have a good reference from her last situation. Apply at No. 6, White&ld-terrace, Whitefield lane, Everton. WVANTED, in the neighbou ROOMS.—Apply H. W A COMFORTABI per week, including extr Paddington, Edge-hill. JACOB W,ALTER, LISTATE AND GENERAL AGENT, JD . ATIIERTON-BUILDINGS, DALE-STREET, OPPOSITE. 'NORTH JOHN-STREET, LIVERPOOL. PUBLIC-HOUSES and VAULTS TO be LET, in all parts of the town. ANNUAL LICENSING, 1859, NOTICE.—The friends of Mr. J. Walter, who entrusted their 'applications for New Liednses to him, are requested to have their memorials in readiness, as the Visiting Justices may be expected to visit their premises Shortly, and also to instruct their own attorneys as early as possible, so as to be prepared for Monday, the 29th instant, the day on which the new applications will be heard. All the necessary Forms kept for Applications for Licenses, Transfers, and Removals, and may be had on application, and (if required) filled up on the shortest notice. - Office Hours from Ten to Fc "Tut " No. 2 (Corner of Walnut street.) 117I.BERRY-STII Apartmentg. food of Everton, Two Unfurnished 25, Northern Times office. FURNISHED APARTMENTS to be LET, consisting of a sitting room and one or two bedrooms, pleasantly situated.—Apply at 72, Break-road. , 2a12 our and Bedroom to Let. Terms is MO be LET, a DRAWING and large BEDROOM, on the same floor, and every convenience. Ten minutes' walk from Wood side Ferry. Apply at the Northern Times office. 6alB ANT ANTED, ai';lm,ediltitier„lyr,toFinurnaisnhdendo.ttk.reAssß'LlnEN3TeSc,,inefoonrtvate y Sat Bedrooms, four or five miles from Liverpool, and some distance from the Ither. The neighbourhood of Childivell preferred. Address, T. G., at the office of this paper. 3j27 APARTMEN ASINGLE GENTLEMAN, who din , modated with a Front SITTING. 37, Mount Pleasant, at Seven Shillin: Office of the Northern Times. ,es in town, can be accom -ROOM and BED-ROOM, Reference, 6a15 per wee ISS SAMBROOK informs the Ladies of Liverpool and Neighbourhood, that she is now OFFERING th, remaining part of her SUMMER STOCK of Fashionable MUS LINS, BAREGES, kke. at very B 1, lIARDMA :duced Prices. g-STREET ending on. tl at 121 c CoffE at 11 private A FINE HAUNCH OFA VENISON THIS DAY, 4, THE LONDON," CLAYTON-SQUARE, APPEAL IN THE HOUSE OF LORDS. HOPWOOD AND ANOTHER V. HOPWOOD AND ANOTHER.- JUDGMENT at $1 23c to $1 42c AAIERICA. ARRIVAL OF THE CITY OF WASHINGTON The screw-steamer City of Washington, Captain Petrie, arrived in the Mersey at ten o'clock last night, from New York. She brings one day's later news, 79 cabin and 146 steerage passengers, and 1,214,631 dollars in specie. Advices received at Washington from, Nicaragua give assurances of a fair prospect of satisfactory settlement of the Transit difficulties, and speak in confident terms of the ability of General Jerez to secure the rejection by Congress of the article in the Lamar-Zeladon treaty objected to by the Govern- There seems to be no doubt that the mission to central America will be tendered to Judge Bowlin, whose visit to Bedford ,Springs is on that business, by invitation of the President. The balance in the Treasury on the 25th ultimo t 49, Crown-street near nearly five millions. I'h'+l _ receipts tor the week ..at day were $2,252,000. The drafts paid amounted to $1,616 , 000, and the drafts issued to $2,114,000. COAIMERCIA NEW YORK, Friday uly 29, 18.59. Pearls are quiet at $5 621 c. Cotton : .The market is active and steady ; sales pf 3,000 - We quote middling Uplands at 12ic., and do Gulf Very little has been done, and prices are un ales of 16 bags Rio at 114 c. ; 75 bags Maracaibo C. ; 1,1.00 do., including 600 bags for export, on Flour and Meal : The inquiry for western canal Flour is considerably in excess of the receipts, and with a stock much reduced. Holders have the advantage, and at the close the demand is active and prices better for the low „,0-rades. The better brands are more saleable at former rates. The sales arc 11,200 barrels at $3 50c. to $4 25c. for unsound; $4 600. to $1 85c. for superfine state 'and western ; $4 90c. to $5 2.5 c. for low grades of western extra ; $4 95c. to sslsc. for extra state ; $5 to $5 25c. for old Ohio extra ; $5 35c. to $5 60c. for fresh ground do. ' • $5 70c. to $7 for trade brands do. ; $5 to $7 50 for St. Louis brands and $6 50 to $7 50 for extra Genesee. Southern Flour is also better and in fair demand for the trade and the West Indies, &c. The sales are 3,000 bls. at $5 30 to , $6 for superfine Baltimore, &c., and $6 10 to $7 50 for the better grades. Rye. Flour is in fair demand, and prices are firm ; sales of 120 bbls. at $4 to $4 621. Corn Meal is steady; the demand is fair ; sales of 160 bbls. at $3 80 to $3 90 for Jersey; and 300 bbls. BrandpVine at s4'2o. - Grain : The demand for Wheat is more active, ,and the Market is better for most kinds ; the arrivals are fair. Sales Of:3,100 bush. new red Southern at $1 20 to $1 30 2,000 bush. old do. .at $1 15 to $1 17 ; 1,400 bush. new white do. at $1 30 to $1 37 ; 2,500 bush. good old red Ohio at p 1 10 ' • 600 bush. new red do., the first of..the season, eon- Signed to Messrs. Holcourt, Harvey, and Co., and direct from Cleveland, per steamer Ruggles in six and a half days, and sold at $l. 22i-c., the quality fair; 3,000 bush. Standard Chicago Spring at 73c. ; 250 new Amber Missouri and 6,700 bush. new white Kentucky at $1 35c. Rye is quiet at 75c. to 80c. Corn is easier and closes quiet : sales of 13,000 bush. at 75c. to 76e. for old mixed Western, in store ; 80e. to 81c. for new ditto, afloat ; 84e. to 85c. for round yellow, and 86c. for Southern yellow. . rn in p,„l, • _ • 1 _ . settled; the arrivals are fair, and -theConsumptive,demani light ; 'sales of 2,300 bbls at $lO 75e. for prim clear ; :$l5 25c. to $l5 37c. for new I inspected mess ; and $l4 limited demand, and for un- of No. 16, Basnett-street, hay thy Assistant of the late Finn of Thos. period of eighteen year,' is enabled, ales by A on the same honourable Probate and Transfer M'Clelland, et, Boid-street. .1 offer for SALE he 15th in ms, 3, Colquitt- US ARTICLES, ratehes and other y, next ,poons, pair Colt', Simms), concertina nd books, mahiigany . chair handsome semi id Sons Id catalogues had at the e Offices of Messrs. Rrnw-n valuable FREEHOLD INVESTMENT, Larktield Terrace, situate in Caracta3 t;-street, Tue Brook. MRTlojNENonKTuieNs„aiys iy s 2 t 3 r r u a cte d instan tt,oat S S E , L o c b lEk A in U t C h e - evening, at the Crown Ilotel, 43, Lime-street, Liverpool, AU those Seven superior modern and well-bolt - Freehold DWEL IANCI ROUSES, situate and known as Larkfield Terrace, in Carac aeus-street, Tne Brook, the whole with the exception of one being occupied by first-class punctual tenants, at the nominal annu a l rental o f X 32 each house, the unoccupied house ; a tenant is in treaty for, so that there is no doubt the ten ancy of the whole will be complete prior to the-sale. The situation of this proper respec table in the, sull y' with the certain prospc . for very many n one of the healthiest and most Pool, is exocedingly well built, Ac neighbourhood, local architects Of the ab( mitted for public compet: prior or antecedent valua' .y for repairs &c., being required .emical or other works exist in partner The respective to view the prop( _ Auctioneer, at the Crown; prior to the date of sale, the A .evening. N.B.—Offers by Private Contract will be entertained 1, Lime-s 1 1 August, VALUABLE FURNITURE 1859; at seven in &c., TF dADOC, CARMA RTHENSHIRY NT H. JENKIN is instructed by the executors of the late , L Colonel Maddock to SELL by AUCTION, at Alma Villa, remadoc, on Monday, the sth September, at twelve o'clock prompt, at the above villa, the truly valuable FURNITURE and contents of the above villa, including many interesting relies .Collected from various battle fields by the gallant Colonel. On view one week prior to sale, and catalogues had of .the Auctioneer, at the Crown Hotel, 43, Lime-street, LiVerpool ; or at `the place of sale, Alma Villa, Tremadoc. GalS ESTABLISHED 1839, AIR. JENKTN, aiictioneecand Valuer for Executors and others, Crown Hotel, 43, Lime-street, during the alteration of his New Rooms in Church-street. Sales and valuations conducted as customary . by Mr.. Jenkin, at charges unusually reasonable, and on all business perfected prior to the close ; no fees demanded until such is detennined. Distraints for Rent, &c., legally executed by men of principle and feeling, regardful of the leVonsibility of employers and employed.--For or_ders . an!l further /110 BE LET, a FURNISHED HOUSE, in a healthy and pleasant 1 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. TO be LET, a capital HOUSE and Garden, No. 30, Breckfield road South. Dining-room, breakfast parlour, butler's pantry, kitchen, and scullery, on the ground floor; drawing-room, front bedroom azzd dressing-room, back bedroom, bath, and water closet, on the first floor • and four bedrooms above. Apply on the Premises. Rent £5O. M. O BE LET, DELTA LLA, SOUTHPOR a T VI very elegantly-furnished Residence, containing three Reception-rooms, five Bedrooms, Dressing-rooms, with GaS, splendid Water, &c., with all the re quiremento for a Gentleman's Residence.— Apply on the Pre mises, or at 13, South John-street. 6130 rno be LET, a delightful Country RESIDENCE, with good Garden, Aigburth ; One DITTO, Dingle-hill ; a good Family HOUSE, Seymour-street; One DUTO, Grenville-street; a splen did HOUSE 'and SHOP, Bold-street ; One DITTO, Great George street; extensive PREMISES, with good Collaring, Regent -road an excellent DOUBLE OFFICE, Hackin's-hey.—Apply to Win. Williams, 3, Hackin's-hey. smt / I V A a ll o ‘ FATplt.yTkin food o Northern Times suitable o 6 ! 1. % E ny D' o; 11Phli"dsG WANTED, a PARTNER in an established Engineering and Ship-building concern, of considerable magnitude, on the Clyde. Apply to Messrs. Lamond and MacLuckie, writers, Glasgow. WANTED by the Advertiser, who has a business commenced, a Gentleman with capital, as Sleeping' Partner; paying 200 per cent. in most transactions. None but Principals treated with. Address Northern Daily Times office. 3 Particul tree —.ars, apply to :Mr. Jenkin; at the Crown Hotel, 43, Lune ; between the hours of ten and four daily. 013 To BUILDERS, PAPER-HANGERS, and the Public. NthESSRS. BYFORD and SON are favoured with instructions to SELL by AUCTION, This Day (Friday), the 1 instant, at Eleven o'clock precisely, at their Rooms, Clayton-. tAtuare, d e r e l i r ; genuine STOCK of PAPER-HANGINGS, from a firm " nn g this department of their trade, and removed for the con-. venienee et sale the Elio e. ,e;ery depTsrnent; ' ek will include , about 3,090 dozen, and is suitable for Catalogu' iii plain and fancy Colours, Satins, Flocks, &c. may be had at the Rooms. HOUSE:IIOLp p SIGNAL LAMPS, SHIPSMITHS' TOOLS, SHIPS' ESSIts . Ws, &e. CLAYTON-SQUARE ROOMS. that the ORD ' and SON respectfully announce ~..T.,will SELL by AUCTION, on Tuesday next, the 6t instant, tat 0, Move, . clock precisely, at their Rooms, Clayton- A variety of genui ne and useful HOUSEHOLD FURNITURE, g lass, chi e aa, painti i , Fcs, and sa ole ther miscella ained p ri nts , shipsmiths' tools, ships' 1 enience of 11111)s , —eow, Property, removed for the con . n May be viewed on the In • ° ming of s a l had at the. Rands. .e, when catalogues m ay be SHOP, DWELLINGT7ir-------o'usp, ------: VALUABLE and PREMISES, in BOLD-STREET' ' R . ViT1.. , 1 • E will SELL by Aign.Tr.,, 11 (Priday); the 12thirigtant, at One toiic,"" -11,, This Day in tue afternoon, at the Clarendon-rooms, °o'clock prescree; - .finbject to conditions of sale , Soapv j St ohik- The capital and com modious 3 one-fronted SHOP, DWELT. , HOUSE, and PREMISES, No. 7 ,on the north-east side of Bold_ (long known as " Willan's Library,ae") containing in front /3 --- Bold,. reet,+ and in breadth at t uts along a Common passage to severalli 3 yards, or therev.bo and being in depth - o a n BB') t . ," northwest side 78 feet 3 inches or thereabouts, and on the south_ east side 77 feet 10 inches, or thereabouts. h_ Leasehold under the Corporation of Liverpool for three lives, now aged respectively 50, 44, and' 3 ; ancl for the term of twenty one years next after the decease of the survivor of tkent. For Furth r e parti c t the office of Mr. John Atkixson ulars apply a Wr ' Y°rl"AaLlhers North John - ot oet, ) , Delightful Residence, near the Lakes. 110 be LET, Furnished, Halecat ; a . commodious House, in the Talley of Witherslack. It is placed on a rising ground, commanding a beautiful view of Morecambe Bay and the sur rounding country. It contains three excellent entertaining-rooms, nine bedrooms, nursery, epaciottr kitchens, bxtler's pantry and bedroom, and all other necessary offices; also, a four-stalled stable. The i house is six miles from Windermere, eight from Milnthorpe, eleven from Kendal, five from Grange Railway station, and three journey from Manchester. For further particulars respegt, 1, 1 ',"..Te P,,Perty, apply to Mr. Jackson, King's Arms Hotel, Kendal; Wanklyn, Bury, Laßeakhire or *curs, Crossley and dud , '")l44lellester. COTTAGE PROPERTY, BIRKENIIEAD. WANTED, immediately, One or Two Lots of COTTAGES in Birkenhead or Tranmere, must be well built.—Apply, stating locality, net rental, and lowest prise, to Robert Hughes, 53, Church-street, Birkenhead. 6a16 LEFT -OFF CLOTHES WANTED, for Exportation, (Ladies', Gentlemen's, and Children's,} for which the highest price will be given in cash. Ladies and Gentlemen waited upon at any hour in all parts rf Lancashire and Cheshire. —Address Mr. or Mrs. Jackson, 47, Brownlow-hill. N.B.—Naval and Military Clothes of all kinds hrmuht. tfn There lordships have delivered judgment in this case, which was an appenl from'a decision of the Lords Justices,- affirming a decree of the .Master of the Rolls in a suit in which the apellants were plaintiffs and the respondents were defendants. The question involved in the case was whether a legacy of £.5,000 left to the respondent, Frank George Hopwood, by the will of his father, Mr. Robert George Hopwood, formerly of Hopwood Hall, in the county of Lancaster, was not satisfied by a stun of £5,000 sub sequently settled by the testator upon the respondent on phis marriage with the Right Hon. Eleanor Mary Stanley. It appeared that on the 29th of April, 1829, the testator made his will, whereby he left all his estates upon trust for the use of his eldest son, Edward John Gregge Hopwood, the appellant, and upon trust to raise, among other sums, £5,000 for each of his two youngest sons, of whom the respondent . Was one, and a like sum for his dalighter, the Right Hon. Mary Dowager Countess of Sefton. In "May, 1835, in contemplation of the respondent's marriage with the Right Hon. Lady Eleanor Stanley, "a settlement .was executed between the testator, the late 'Earl of Derby, the ; present earl, Charles James Stanley, Lady Eleanor Mary Stanley, and the present appellant, in their various interests, whereby, in consideration of the intended marriage, the testator covenanted that,, in the event of the marriage taking place, he would cause to be paid to the parties therein named the sum of £5,000. The testator subse quently added a codicil to his will, by which he directed the persons to whom he bequeathed his property in trust to raise the sum of £7,000 to be applied to the use of his son, the respondent, in the same manner as the £5,000 already mentioned. The testator died in 18.54, and the respondent's solicitors, who had forgotten.the existence of the settlement for £5,000, paid the respondent £12,000, being the £5,000 and the £7,000 ; but they demanded the £5,000 back, on the ;round that it had been settled by the payment of the £7,000. ' On the refusal to refund, a bill was filed, and the Master of the Rolls held the respondent was entitled to both legacies. This decree was affirmed by the Lords Justices. Their lordships were now of ophsion that the decision of the Court beloW was wrong, and must be reversed. Judgement accordingly. ) the 1 bg Andian. JOHN YOUDS, AUCTIONEER AND APPRAISER, 51, BRUNSWICK-ROAD ZDa bt SAZY,causes }ate Nair r. rpo 1_ POINTERS FOR SALE. ee tirst-elms steady POINTERS ; parted with of the owner's ill health preventing him o ➢ir. George Atherton, Beech a WARETIOUS situated near to Scotland - d let at the annual rent of in on mortgage.—Apply to nee, Four excellent MI commanding position, and , urroundin g ' neighbourhood. and wine cellar, 447. OLAA 0 BE SOLD, Freehol Thirteen DWELLI all wel :e £1,250. 458. CHOICE IN rum BE SOLD, Copyhold of I n tl ( 1 situated dos • the annual rent of £2OO. ortgage.—For further par Ind Neep, 17, south Castle or Cold 276 .A VERY DESIRABLE IN r 0 be SOLD, - Freehold of Inheritance, 'I Family DWELLINGHOUSES, with ba . near Breekfie STAI ENT o Subs Eally-built adows, situated g two kitehens, two s, Rye bedrooms, bath and e; small gardens in front, £6OO trust money may y& Neep, 17, Scuth bastlC- Everton, contain" pantries, two parlours with folding doer water - closet, with hot and cold scrvio and good yards at back. Price £9OO. remain for seven years.—Apply to Baffle; street. LLING-HOUSE 0 be SOLD, Fr built Fafnily Rance, Two good and substantially- HOUSES, situate close to Everton two kit ich house conta ne-cellar, two ter-closet, and ?our good bedrooms, both tenanted at the yearly rent of £62. Price £BOO. £550 may remain on mortgage for . a number of years.— Apply to Bailey & Neep, 17, South Castl,2-street. 3 shops, Cheshire ROBT. HUGHES, 53, 'Church-street, Birkenhead, is authorised to Sell, in One or more Lots, at - very low prices, 45,000 yards of BUILDING LAND, in Tranmere and Birkenhead, with a fine view of the River, where houses and cottages are in great demand. R. H. has also several beautiful Houses and a few Shops to be Let in Birkenhead, at moderate rents. 12a12 DERWENT-ROAD, WEST DERBY MO be LET, excellent new HOUSES, containing dining-room, breakfast-room, kitchen, scullery, and butler's pantry on the ground floor, seven spacious bedrooms, one suitable for a drawing room. Situation dry and healthy, and well sewcred. Rent £5O. Appiy to Richard Radcliffe, Derwent-road ; or to Mr. Fenwick, Exchange-alley North. 12a23 FAIRFIELD. T • O be SOLD, situate No. 4, Elm-vale, a good Family DWEL LING-HOUSE, containing on the first floor three entertaining rooms, with kitchen at the back ; on the second f-loor, five bed rooms, with bath-room and water-closet; on the third floor, two bed-rooms and store-room ; excellent cellaring underneath. Large garden, with greenhouse.—Apply to James Finney, Accountant, 11, Dale-street. 6a13 l l V A tto T r E ou D Zlil b y y a de F rs a t% i i i is 'etr tuigZeistsb., l r ber C a ?O w lC , , s or:T ve w n who . Apply by letter, stating age and address, to Box $ 35, General Yost-office. 3a12 A BERGELE.—Wanted, a Plain Cook, for a Boarding School. English preferred. Age 23; also a good Nurse, who can take a baby from the month. Apply at 149, Bridge-street, Birken head. afj b e Sico, gistellantons. 110 be SOLD, a bargain, 201bs CREAM OF TARTAR.—A p pI y at 55, Moorflelds. 3a12 mo be SOLD, Building Materials, at The Top of Shaw's-brow; also, a quantity of excellent Slates. 28j13a MO be SOLD, a strong and light se C on d-h an d Birmingham built Cab, with or without Horse and Harness. Also, a strong 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 of every description and size, adapted for all kinds of Dry Goods, Samples, &c., &c.—Apply to George Goore, 5, Rumford-street, Agent to the Manufacturer. G OOD OPPORTUNITY TO PRINTERS FIRST-CLASS BUSINESS, STOCK, AND PLANT TO BE DISPOSED OF, by private contract, one of the most proving PRINTING BUSINESSES in Liverpool. The type is ly al/ new, and has been selected from the best foundries in and. The Presses, &e., are in capital order, and there vy convenience to carry on a very extensive trade. The vill show that this is an opportunity but seldom to be met the sole cause of the nr- . . " — las in it proprietor giving it _ fence of other engagements. The purchaser will be lute duced to the customers, and every facility given to continue th( verylarge trade being done at the present time. As the affair must he concluded at once, an immediate application is necessary.-- Address (in the first instance) Beta, Northern Times office. am 0 1 1-1 8 m A r L se E ilig le dit s o -h • o g e e 21 3 ) e horse ENGINE, comp am lete piston and valve. The above are all second-hand, and in good working order—all high pressure. One 6-horse horizontal high-pressure engine; one 5-horse ditto, direct action; one 4-horse ditto; one 2-horse dittoall new. One 30-horse boiler, Galloway's patent, 10 tons weight, with all mountings complete.; one 25-horse cylindrical ; Lwu io-ooibc , 11-Iwk.c; UL LA., u.ll .ceono nano. (Jou water tank. 4-ton crane, complete, an excellent article ; two double-purchase crab winches, by Napier; one treble-purchase ditto, with chain, complete—all second hand ; one double-purchase ditto; one single ditto ; one friction hoist—all new. A large quan tity of boiler mauntings, new and second hand. One set of French burr stones, with all gearing complete. Fairbairn's patent conical hcrst. A large quantity of shafting, up to five inches diameter. Pulleys, wheels, hangers, wall brackets, pedestals, &c., to fit shaft ing, and many other articles, too numerous to mention within the space of an advertisement.—Apply at Twist and Bell's, engineers, &c., Tabthy-street Iron Works, Liverpool.—P . S.: If the above are nodisposed of by private treaty before the middle of September, they will be sold by auction immediately, of which sale due notice will be given. 2457 for-Jj het,pivellim g bollStfi rill() be LET, the HOUSE, No. 75, Edge-lane. --Apply at I No. 77. 6a16 TO be LET, a good FAMILY HOUSE, No. 12, Chester-street. Rent moderate.—Apply nest door. 6a13 rllO - LET, Furnished, a Small and Convenient HOUSE, in Bridge- I_ street, Birkenhead.—For particulars, apply at 167, Bridge street, Birk en h ead. 6a16 A N excellent six -roomed ROUSE, with Garden Plot, Gas Fittings, and Venetian Blinds, close to Prince's-park. Rent a 20 £l7. Address H 7. Korthp rn Times Mice. ELM VALE, FAIRFIELD. MO be LET, LABUILNAM COTTAGit.—Enquire next d oor , or j_ at 15, Castle-street, Liverpool. 5a13 To LET, a COAL-YARD, with Hay and Straw Place; doing a good business. .Btabling for three horses. Rent , Li 6 s. per Month.—Apply No. 11, Bolton-street. 6a15 SEA BATITIriG, HOYLAKE. rlio be LET, Furnished, STANLEY VILLA, containing four bedrooms, two parlours and kitchens on the same floor, and Apply next door. 6a14 good collaring, r(10 be LET, at Oxton, a good modern HOUSE, semi - detached , IL containing Two Sitting-rooms, F,our Bedrooms, and Attics, with kitchen, &c., as usual. A fancily,without children preferred. —For particulars , apltly at 10, Tower-chambers. PARKGATE, OPPOSITE THE RIVER DEI 910 be LET, a convenient' Family ROUSE, with two parlours, drawing-room, and eight bedrooms, garden, &c., (with two stall stable and large coach-house, If required.)—Apply to Messrs. Jones and Sons, Neston. Seaforth, near Liverpool To be LET, Furnished, ElMaley Villa. Tkis ;'.esirable Residence, standing in its own grounds, affords perfect retirement; yet (by railway), within twenty minutes journey of Liverpool. It is replete with every convenience necessary for a small genteel family, contains dining, drawing-room and parlour, six bedrooms, &c., &c., and will be let to an eligible pirty for twelve ar fourteen months.— For f ig th eT ;particulars, and for insilection,. apply on the premises, betwefen'the hours of eleven a.m. and two p.m. 6112 NORTHERN DAILY TIMES. bt Xtt, nsiness prtmists. MO. be LET, a HOUSE and SHOP, 77, Park-lane. Rent & 136. week ; Incoming low. 3a12 rpo be LET, a HOUSE and SHOP, h 5, Byrom-street. Rent I moderate. 3a13 at CELLAR, a 21, Duke-street, suitable for a ;as and water. 3a12 )session, a HOUSE and SHOP en reet. Rent £3O. Apply at the TO be LET, a ;ore or workshop, fitted JIO be LET, with immediate _ the best side of Byrom-: IVortlwrn Tmes Off ODDFELLOWS' HALL, ST. ANNE-STREET. THE above splendid HALL to be LET, for Lectures, Exhibi I tions, Public Meetings, Entertainments, Public Dinners, Te Parties, &c. Terms moderate. The CELLARING under the Hall to be LET. s in South Castle-street, MO LET, Fiist-rate Prom] best Situation in Liverpi able for an Ironmon ing of Two good Shops, been lately occupied b: Betteley and Co., 6, King for the Snipping Trade, and snit er, Skip Store Dealer, or other Trades, consist ith large Cellars beneath, which have Mr. Tasker, Ironmonger. Apply to Liverpool. V. 0150115 at aIA 6, A i - VT - ANTED, a good SERVANT-OF-ALL-WORK V 88, Park-Pane, corner of Beckwith-street. ~-Enquire at WANTED, a SERVANT-OF-ALL-WORK; a strong Welsh girt preferred.—Apply at 44, Cable-street. 1 t e , g? .r c o ta m bl i ? e G r i l r as l .ts pl N ac U e ßSLNl p t y ll? o ; m m r ull o h p l m e , : ANTED,go o ai a • a cr :ittroet. s, an expe 'ears of age.- 6a13 WANTED, immediately, as Lady's Maid and Waitres ' V rienced PERSON. not under twenty-five Apply at 46, Price-street, Birkenhead UT - ANTED, a first-clan V Liberal wages will be given COOK, of undoubted respectability Apply, Box 3.5, General Post WANTED, a Welsh SERVANT-GIRL, about 18 or 20 yea r s of age, in a family of two. Good character indispensable.— Apply by letter, addressed A. 8., Post-office, Bootle. 3a12 W ANT ro E isi a on res4 ‘ ) , e .a e c t i a e b . le A Yzu re t s h s , , alan ow A n PLß l TT .i l tn E g, to A tle 6a14 lVo;•thern Times office - DAWNBROKING.—WANTED, a respectable -Youth , about _JE 16 years of age, as an APPRENTICE to the Pawnbroking Business.—Apply to Arthur Grindrod, 13, Mill-street. VT - ANTED, a strong, active Girl, who has been in place before, T and can have a character from her last situation for honesty and cleanliness ; age about 19. WANTED, a thorough Servant-of-all-Work; one that canwash V and iron well. No other need apply. Irish not objected. to. App:y, between the hours of twelve and four, at 89, Birkett- IATANTED, a YOUTIL, about 18, to make himself generally T T useful in a Warehouse. None need apply but those who can produce good character. Sce•ltcference List Northern Daily Timeg 1 office. , WANTED, as NURSE for one Child, a respectable Young Person, of unexceptionable character, must be a good noedlewoman, and will be required to travel with the family. Wag,es no object, if suitable.—Address, by letter, to M.C., Times office, Douglas, Isle of Man. enypiervtleuts Fitanti. WANTED, by a respectable middle-aged person, a SITUATION as HOUSEKEEPER in a Vaults or Tavern—(private pre ferred). Good reference.—Address E. H., 51, Hunter-street. 6a17 "VjANTED, in a Shipping or General Merchant's Office, a V Situation, by a Young Man, who is well acquainted with General Business, and knows German.—Address to J. B. T., Office of this Paper. 28j4a GROOM OR COACHMAN.—A young Man, who can produce unexceptionable testimonials, is in. Want of a Situation as above. Address, care of Messrs. Griffin and M'Ghie, Northern Times ogee. all -IExT A ICTBD, to place a -rcti- rcopectal3lo girl, aged 15, in V V any light situation. Is accustomed to children, and can Make herself very useful. Address E. IL, care of Mr. Durham, 345, Great Howard-street. yrANTED, a SITUATION, by a married man, with good refe rence, who can drive, manage horses, understands garden ing, and all farming business, and cattle milking, and is willing to make himself useful in every way. Apply to Mrs. Rily, 42, Mount pleasant. 3a15 ARespectable Widow, residing a short distance from town, And without family, would be glad to take the CHARGE of Two or Three Children, for a time or otherwise ; or would take a Family's WASHING. Cm be well recommended. For address apply at 42, Mount-pleasant. 3a15 V ANTED, a SITUATION as NURSE or NURSERY VGOVERNESS, by a respectable Young Person, Protestant, aged 23. Also Wanted, a SITUATION as LADY'S MAID, or YOUNG LADIES' MAID, by a Young Person, age 19, Protestant; is a - good sempstress. Apply to Mrs. Levi, stationer, 66, Russell street, 6a15 1/TANTED, a SITUATION as BUTLER, by a highly respect- T , Able Single Man, aged 29, English •Protestant, with two years' reference. Also Wanted, a_ SITUATION as COACHMAN, by a respectable Married Man ; Wife as Cook or Laundress; ages 40 and 45; Protestants, with several years' character. Apply to Mrs. Levi, stationer, 66, Russell-street. 6a15 GOVERNESS, RESIDENT Olt DAILY. A Young Lady, from the neighbourhood of London, is desirous of /A_ obtaining a Situation as RESIDENT or DAILY GOVERNESS in a gentleman's family in or near Liverpool.' - Her acquirements are English (Thoroughly), music, French, Italian, and the rudiments of German and drawing. Seven years' experience. • Age, 25. Salary, as Resident Governess, £4O to E5O a year ;as Daily, ESO. Excellent references.—Address " Alpha," Post-office, Witham, Essex. 1 Atifirdiamous Rants. Xiousts anti W er ones MO be' LET, with - imme ( I Wished BEERITOUSI town. Rent and incoming MATES . , EVEDORAs, " Caledoui. ant ,:tr tr TO CAPTAINS; rilo be LET, that old and we 1 SPIRIT VAULTS, known William-street, near the Clarence travellers to and from the Irish and by a dense neighboUrli For particulars apply on the prep 10 be LET, the _ VAULTS, No. 10, 110,qc.( neighbourhood; capital cellar amount of the rent,, two of w verted into a large club-room. leges attached to the house.. cellar. Incoming . and Fixtures, X 3 Apply on the premises ‘ ,; any day, bets live. A capital house for an enternrh ALFRED 3A, BASNETT-STRET J A ( F./MAW:I%IIED 184 For the LETTING of WINE and SP HOTELS, ALE and PORTER VAUL Lists of Houses from £7O to £1,500 Goodwill, application at the Office. Licami TIWISFgliao ANR xoslomols Axam4oF.l). IT VAULTS __+__ A vacancy has taken place among the naval knights of Windsor by the deniise of Lieutenant George Hurst, R.N., who died on Satuirday last at his residence at Southsea. The gallant officer was appointed in 1838. THE YAQET ST. URSULA.—The yacht St. Ursula re turned to Fairlie from her Atlantic cruise on Friday last. She left Sandy Hook on the 23rd of June, and made Fairlie in twenty-one days. At first she was retarded by baffling head winds till the 11th of July, when she encountered a heavy gale from the south-west, in which F. le ran at timc fourfeCh knots. Mr. Basil Ronald had quite recovered from the effects of the accident in the gale during the voyage out. On their arrival at New York, the party received the greatest kindness and attention. In the space of seven weeks, the St• Ursula has sailed 7,500 miles, and encountered several heavy gales in admirable style, without experiencing other damage than the loss of a single spar._ TDB IRISH CONSTABULARY.—On New Yearl's Day last there were on the Irish Constabulary force pne Inspector- General two. Deputy Inspectors-General, two Assistant- Inspectors-General, one receiver, one surgeon, 31 county in snectors of all grades, 264 sub-inspectors of all grades, 333 head constables,. 1,834 constables of both religions, 356 act ing constables of both religions, and 9,593 sub-constables of both religions. The religions are "Protestant and Roman Catholic." The sub-constables number 2,750 Protestants to 6,843 Papists, and the constables 787 Protestants to 1,047 Papists; the :" acting" constables (so-called) are 117 to 239. In the triennium ended 30th June, 1858, 1,536 sub-constables of the force resigned their staves and retired into private life ; the reason is not specified. A STOKER KILLED BY FALLING FROM A TRAIN IN MOTION.—A man named Thomas Fish, who lives at Gorton, near Manchester, came to a terrible death on the Manchester, Sheffield, and Lincolnshire Railway; on Wed nesday. He was stoker on the Parliamentary train from Manchester to Hull, and just after leaving the Gainsborough Station he was observed, whilst the train was in full motion, standing upon the edge of the engine, oiling some parts of the machinery. As far as can be ascertained, on reaching aniron bridge, and about half a mile from Gainsborough, and whilst so employed, his foot by some means or other slipped, and, falling backwards, he was brought into con tact with the side of the bridge, whereby several of his ribs were broken, some of them penetrating his lungs. As soon as the driver missed the unfortunate man the train was stopped, and he was picked up and conveyed back to Gains borough, where he lingered in great agony for several hours. Death at length released him from his sufferings. He leaves a wife and family at Gorton unprovided for. TILE HUDSON'S BAY COMPANY.—Some papers relative to the Hudson's Bay Company's charter and license of trade have just been printed. They include some correspondence between the Governor-General of Canada and the Colonial Secretary of State, extending from August, 1858, to March, 1859. There are also letters to and. from the Hudson's Much regret was expressed by Sir Bulwer Jytton, - then at the head of the Colonial-office, (Novembe? 1858,) at the refusal of the company to entertain any roposal with a view to adjust the conflicting elaiMs of reat Britain, Canada, and th e com p an y, o r to join her r.ajestyps Government in aff or di ng reas onable facilities r the settlement of questions in which imperial, no less an colonial, interests are involved. At the end of nuary last the home government refused to grant to the apauy a renewal for a term of years of the license of 'wive trade which they now, enjoy (or then enjo3Td) he territories of North-Western America, but which claimed under their ch ar ter, and not included in 1 Columbia. At the same time, the government ex -1 their .willingness, for certain reasons, to grant the fresh license for one year from the expiration of _..isting.ene. The directors of the company rejected its offer, but were ready (in tae public interest) to accept a enewal for twentv-one years, terminable at two year s ' .otice. To this proposal Sir B. Lytton declined to accede, mt wad ready to comprordise the dispute by extending' the cease. for, two years instead of one. • The company (March Vfinally,refused this conce4sioni on the ground th a t" such extension (for two years) . would not secure to the corm iy a contin u anc e o f the weight and influence they have erto enjoyed, and so enable them to prevent the threat in the opinion of the board of the com n no a lternative between ma i nta i n i ng the pre •B former efficiency or providing by legisla otail ifferent government, which should possess administration in our Indian ritish ( mschier wring a proper Tritoriee," 37c. for thin mess. Baucon is in quite heavy ; the sales are 210 bbls. $6 to $6 624-c. for prime ; $8 to $8 621 c. for country mess ; $9 to $l2 50c. for repacked western mess ; and $l2 75c. to $l4 50c, for extra ; prime mess and India mess are nominal. Beef Hams are firm, and in fair request, at $l5 to $lB. Cut meats are heavy, the dernand light ; sales of 730 Mids. and tcs. at 64-c. to 6tc. for Shoulders, and Bc. to Bic. for Hams. Smoked Meats are in fair demand, and are firm. Lard is lower, and is more active at the abatement ; sales,of 145 bbls. and tcs. at 101 c. to 131 c: Butter is in fair demand, and is firm at 13c. to 20c. for State, and 12c. to 18c. for Ohio. Cheese is in fair demand at 4c. to C. Rice is quiet; sales of 250 tcs $3 500. to $1 50c. per is yet r 'obacco ; There is more inquiry : prie( dual sales 47 hhds. Maysville, Kentucky, Btc. to bales Havanna, mostly 26c. to 30c. ; 145 cases Seedl se. to 23, terms. C.; 336 ceroons St. Domingo for expc at on private NEW OB.LEANS ' July 29.—The sales of Cotton to-day were 500 bales at 111 c. for middling sales of .the wee' .13,500 bales. Receipts of the week, 800 bales, against 2 in the same time last year. Exports of the week, bales. ' Total exports to date, 1,600,000 bales. Inci receipts at this port, -100,000 ; do. at all the ports, 600,001 bales. Stock, 26,000 bales. Coffee: Prime quoted at 11' to 11c. ; sales of the week, :5,500 bales_ LIST OF CABIN PASSENGERS PER CITY OF WASHINC 'oN.-111essrs. Brien, Mitchell. Green.. Jakes. Smieto' Lowry, Affleck, Bailey, C. Casey, A. Smyth, J. Berard, R. Clarke, J. Henderson, W. Gage, J. Rac:.ecker, R. Camp bell, W. Adams, R. Livingstone, A. Ferrier, W. Roessler, C. Skiff,' C. Gregg, J. Benno, A. Adams, E. Baker, J. and W. Ketcham, Dr. Clende n i s , S. Smith, Davis Richards, C. Smith, Win. Morrison, G. Oliver, H. Trewhella. W_ Wetherman, Wm. Johns, F. Ansley, S. Plympton, J Smith, S. Howard, M. Walsh, W., King, J. Deane Rev T - 11,41%, 111,. TT n _ , wife; and two children, Misses Lizzie and Annie Sinith; John Cooke, lady, two children, and infant, MisseS M. Fore, E. Comeggs, .N. and K. Merrice, Captain Satorn and wife, R. S. Walker and lady, Rev. S. MtNully, Chr. Labanef and wife, T. Brlurnoff, wife, and infant, Misses A.lnman, E. Smith, J. Finnis, :Wiley,. Robertson, Mrs. J. 'Howard, Mrs. Roessler,. Mrs. Symmons and infant, Mrs. Spencer. ECCLESIASTICAL INTELLIGENCE . . . . . It is now placed beyond all doubt that there was not the slightest foundation for the report that the Bishop of Exeter intended resigning his bishopric. His . lordship, who is eighty-two years of age, is in perfect health, and has lately been dischargin g hi s d ut i es as a canon residentiary of Dur ham Cathedral. In consequence of the death of ,the Rev. George Frere, the Rev. Canon Jennings has been appointed treasurer of Westminster Abbey, and the . Rev. Canon Cureton, D.D., steward, vice Jennings. . . . . The Dunstable Chroniole states, that 91 baptisms, includ ing all ages—from infancy to adults—took place the other day 'in Hoghton-Regis Church; it being the first baptism Sunday succeeding the return of the' vicar after absence. The Society for the Propagation of the Gospel, at its last meeting, determined to appoint a resident secretary at Cal cutta, and another at Madras, with salaries respectively of £5OO and £4OO a-year, and a house each. Exhibitions of £l5O each, for two years, are to be offered to graduates of Oxford and Cambridge, who will devote themeselves to the study of Indian languages and theology, preparatory t 6 being employed as missionaries. A letter from Chambery, of the 6th, states that Prince Humbert of Piedmont, eldest son of the King of Sardinia, and the Duke of Genoa, his Majesty's second son, , were ex pected in that place to pass a few days. ---, The Hon. Spring Rice has just withdrawn from the office of deputy-chairman of- the . Board of Customs. Mr. F. IGoulburn is the next in turn, according to seniority, for the deputy-chairmanship. A vacant seat at the board will then emain to be filled. • THE DEBT OF INDlA.—Another return on this subject just printed, gives the particulars of the various additions to the debt of ,Ir.dia since 1834, when it was £37,827,715, to 1858, when it had reached £60,704,084. The interest paid upon this debt varies from 31 to 6 per cent., and the total interest in 1858 was £2,666,275. BOROUGH NEW Hors.—The first pocket of new hops reached the market on Wednesday, which is the earliest arrival oil record since 1818. The hops are good in quality, fine in colour, and peculiarly well managed. They were grown by-Mr. Thomas Manwaiing, of Marl-place, Breuch ley, Kent, and were consigned to Messrs. Latter, Austen, and Sons, hop factors, Borough, and sold by them 'at £8 Bs. per cwt. .. I MELANCHOLY ACCIDENTS.—On the night of WeEesdayl a carter named Patrick Rodgers, of 18, Jackson-street, fell *from the door of a hayloft in Tabley-street, and fractured his skull. He was immediately removed to the Southern Hospital, and expired in a few minutes afterwards.—Another man, named Thomas Divine, aged twenty-five years, resid ing at 29, Cazeneau-street, fell from a warehouse four stories high, in North John-street, on Wednesday last, and shortly afterwOr4e expired. The fall was purely accidental. Lrrouudi is done. A PORTE a very.bu: GE N 7 AUGUST 12, 1859. in)* .I.litiligrurt. NDING At IDE TAI -Saturday WIND AT H( August 1 Ann Staniland Cresswel Elise .... Pilgriui, Hoot Vino, Davis, Rocket, Bali August Courier, Sham Harlequin, Tc Alfred Louis, Cardiff and liava Lorp Elgin, Crosby ...D nza (ss). London :e at Leal Williar Haak INDIA% AND CHINA SHIPPINC YESTERDAY...S.N RRIVED. Ina 1 Great Brit Moses Parry, Griffith Lo. Peel to Video I Imogene q ontreal Mathild -^• - - Adelaide, I C.:mmerce, Griffith Carnarvol S Liverpool, Pritchard ...Hoylake C Joshua, Williams,...Whitehaven Ben Nevis, Heron, prd Szaton, Foster, from Almeira, Quebe A!iglo Sax hende off Brazos, Jefiny Pitts, from Amoy an Itunda, 'Percy ; I t, all he rung Ya, from Sh Aladin, Labrador Calcutta. Koh-i-noor, Somersoi Electric, hence at Sin Chatham, hence at Hong Kong June 18 A. P. Sharp, Eclipse, Record, and Ceylon. Shanghae J l3ritish Merchali met Mitchell, i Rickets, Madras. William Prowse, Will from Me.lb Singapore, both at Colon] Alma, Ritchie, from At Crest of the Wave, Shanghae at`FOo-choo-fo Roebuqk, f at Manilla. ►porto Zebra, R - awlins yr :es Ann, Ree •eign, Bbunp 11 at Quebe July 30. tn. even 'IIEIGITZ Ma dgc :Cronyto !, all hence Anne Pitcairn, hence Kong, botl' 'est Home 'Ord, and F' Petrie, fr°l9 Ncon, left the wt xi steamed down the , discharged pilot ; lighthou July 31 —Wind easterly ; course, E ; dis 27, 'ion. 69 39; cloudy throughout. . _ ust 1-1 course, N. 66 E. ; cl e i o c,er cloudy throughout and 01 ":" .2a role, souti August 4—WIMI c 252 miles; ' lat. 42 di st!T,5l p.m. and midn August s—Win west-north-west br—e—ez—e—and-c-10116 August 6—Ligh' miles ; lat. 47 3 course, N iDudy ; p rig to the et [st 7—Wind dirt" 5 - miles August 8 Aug miles ; lat. 50 iteering to August 11—Wind westerl 52 42, lon off Pohit DEAL. August 11.—I Portsmouth tc,.thr a., H.M.S. Hite London for north. z p.m., zuyder Zee (brig.), Amsterdam to Ila c fn?' : 7.30 p.m., Icadia, London to Queb ec ; Cleopatra, London to Tara ; Dinah, liabia to London ; Eugenic, London to Quebec ; Warrington, London to Quebec ; and II GR.WESIFND, All Wellielm de Vc Hobe, A 'OWN, A tug), frwLl IFlarianopli d; Janet Hevandell, from Nan t 66 ' Marchmoat, for Quebc Eli Irrived pool; Courier (s). 3 a; majec 'rout Calcut omb, from London; Er, and Rosetta, Wiliam Charles Brownell, and Sea Queen, hence; H Singapore [lox, from Queen of Eni Sir Charles N Swatow, both at S Blackburn, Sanb, 'rom Hong Kor FXoin Macao, Jun - 6 E From Whampoa, Ju •om Colombo, vmd.Tolo John Bibby, from He bm Singapore e at Shanghae Londitn Abstract of the 10. New Yor July 30— speed; If, at Hoag K the Earl of E few .1f argaret the Ellen Rodg te 19, the Cre VESSELS' REPORTS. karma Ch 1 p.m.: E Sig Peteraburkh Liverpool; Tempo, Galatz and Falmouth, Capido, Amaranth, and I BELFAST, August 10. Buctotich Sailed femora (ss), for Lor EENOCK, June 11.—Arri . Glencairn, Windsor, N.T. S W.ITERFORD, August 11.— from Cardiff; Vesta (s), Live DUBLIN, Augu Cyrus, Glouceste KINGSTOWN, August 11.—Arrived mouth. Sailed : Rigby, for Droghed irrived : Latira Ellen, from Newl 3 ' . London. H.M.S. Mermaid, from ril AIE EXTRACTS. Rav WEST. July 23.—About 2,100 bales damaged cotton, cl ( boo t ot Indian Hunter, were sold to-day f rom $lB t o $ 2O per bale ; i ll 2,900 in all have been saved up to this date, and the wreckers probably save 800 bales more. LONDON, August ii. Galle, is at Akyab leak . Tyne, has foundered a t sea Calcutta. The Reward, am Marie Lucie, from Iquique to Europe, dal Precursor, from Tocopilla to -- Valparaiso. e Due de Brabant, from CalcuttfUs The Bullfinch, from Hambro to w s t, The Eveline, for London, is leaks Jane, are damaged at Calcutta• who 1 at Val parai , o• ,'" a t erpool, is also damage° BIRTH • On the 7th inst., at No. 2, Stanley-terrace, Preston, the Wi fe Thomas Moss. Shuttleworth, Esq., of a son.- - MARRIAGES. On the 9th inst., at St. John's Church, Newcastle-on-TY% r er the Rev. John M. t?urness, cousin of the bride, John Edwd.,'-', 0 14 Captain of the Rifle Brigade, son of William Large, Esq., 0 1,., - s oil• to Harriet Mary, youngest daughter of the late Wm. Huta.' E sq. On the 9th inst., at Trinity Church, Tredegar-square, BoWI O II Charles Martin, Esq., solicitor, of Stroud, Kent, to Emln_a , ,a daughter of James Martin, Esq., Surveyor to Lloyd's Rep , ' British and Foreign Shipping, London. • DEATHS b, On the 25th June last, at sea, on board the ship Sandha,6ol Liverpool (ten days after leaving Demerara), Catherine,' 01. second daughter of the late Major-General Goodman, C;F: a 3s. K.ll. most deeply lamented by her family and numerous tr i ',. o icif On the 27th July, at Madeira, Jas. Macdonald, Esq of Lancashire. On the 3rd inst., at 10, Harley-street, Cavendish-squar e ' 0 05 Michael Sawyer, propri e t or of the Mansfield Club and la tc oe cte' ager of- the TavistOck H o t e l, a f ter a s h ort illness, highly re s i and much lamented by all who knew him. A 25, On the 7th inst., aethe Breck, Anficld, near. Liverpool; agrao ,l Eliza E. C. Payn e , s t e pd aug ht er o f C a pt a i n W . 0 . CamPbe ,„ daughter of the late J. E. Payne, Esq., Hanover ' Jamaica. me Is" On the 9th inst., ,soddenly, Elizabeth Banks, relict of '" H. C. Banks, CommerCial Inn, Birkenhead. On. the 9th inst.,. aged 64 years, Margaret, the beloved Mr. William Green, Sir 11'01 , yard-street On the llth inst., at 69, Luthe Matthew Kelton, joiner, aged 39 Everton, of phtbisis' Printed for the Proprieto r , by , WiLiciAiu GRIFFIN, ° f TooSA I , Brownlow-street, in the Parish of Liverpool, au" veil: l3 , l i SoxNER McGum, of No. 10, St. Chrysostom Street , _ rari in the Parish of West Derby, at 40, Leigh Street, ill the siro l of Liverpool, and P u bli s h e d by th em at 13, South the aforesaid parish of Liverpool. AUGUST 12, HZ% YHEAD, var at pn. 11 17 ; 'a.r Raynes, 11 3 10 10 6 11