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OCTOBER 23, 1855.]

CTIESETIRE ,INI) WAL_ES.
eotrtzia4CCAlDliNT E.A.B BIRIEENHEA.D.—An accident. occurred on
en.,‘''aY evening, which might have resulted in most serious
telaencos• As two young gentlemen (one the son, and the
.the nephew of the Rev. Dr. Baylee) were driving. in.
atf, 11:ectim of Birkenhead, the gig they were in came in con
' with a cab, doing considerable damage. We regret to
Say that br. Haylee's nephew was much injured.
t SISTIZZLIBEYT RAILWAY MANAGER.—.SpveraI
hwealsiago Samuel Pi3erak,Athe goods massager of the Brken-
laead ‘atleashire, and Cheshire Junction Railway, at Birken-
osonet.aukdaded with upwards of £3OO of the company's
eptildh,, A Warrant was issued against him, but no trace
()Ile ,ackained until Friday, when he was apprehend
Railway,
betwee'aue,.stations on the London and Northwestern _
Edwaci Attverpool and Crewe. He was taken before. Sir
Om ~,I;`-',ast, on Saturday, when Mr. J. B. Lloyd, of Lrir
Jan'et-rn",,e,lor of the Birkenhead, Lancashire; and Cheshire
attopp;l:trnintyPolifY applied for a remand to give the police
Procuring the necessary evidence.
~,Itlpijde..asmxtris OF A HUSBAND.—An appeal,came
whichtie
veeeraZe Knutsford quarter sessions on Tuesday, before
ettrlyso e chairman, Mr. Trafford, of Outrington (now nearly
Years of age), presents some new features. Josepn
trates :if' ,Zr
,a weaver, was appellant, and the magic-
`questi„ 2,_ e division. of Hyde were the respondent •
raasstratenras as to the validity of a conviction I.nadeshmyatihne.
441 his wisfq ifyde against Harrison, for neglecting', t
'0 the Par,..el.aaci family, whereby they had become chaergeable
al)Deal we eh. Tile facts which came out in evidence on Vele.
',.'i Year 'ae the
his :—The appellant had been marriel
pTrt a
i's•Tras'4ll/110irn /114 kiliosulvthifsealifteacir two children. His wife se
‘nree ,'earsWo Years befor
a the other was
child
atia e
nmlaarrririaaggee:aa!ne of their children
ta was two a atqf after their separation. The youngest
3 teale,ts
of
4.yearE old 3dttedb '
y thhe wife, was by another man. These facts were
tag 12s ' and, according to the often-repeated
It
was
her
weeekr,esepo4rents. The husband is a weaver, earn-
not lialretfptZtencle4 )7
wthilel
main fact
reileille4SpoqtDNOvlOf„lliS wife and two children, but the
appellant Su
theratts
was still • the
ahg
bandmot hwe;s.
him, , willing, if his
wet at
ta live with
de. V„atiliPort theln, but ;rid the children wsznl
ts refused to
he had repeatedly
_offered, and
qeciB,4szer long argument 113 she had constan . %me
deciding
of confirlainc' th
tla
dm?, that a
wife ;,1 t e coy counsel,
of the
S hy
Counsel, the cowl c
magistrates,
husband
the e„eka,ncl a separat: ch°°Bsag to reside with
,-,, —se " said to b • stratest,othtullse
. tok,, c„ hianitenance for herself and children.
e without precedent.
At the sr ittlt.olr sal
Live o,,(1 cou„,.. ITIL--
I. 1.11301, and iir'4. court was supported by Mr.
opposed by Mr.
iletZ • acittoo of m This insolvent,w hAospciaamalei,unpf
Ellis Eyton, of Flint ; and , the
qt.
~.sulig er._,,o . old, on behalf of Mr. William d
h.hessrs. I.P'' J. by Mr. J. Buck
of Wrexham, o.n.
aties b -..aworth
by Mr.
lion 4ealbert and Thompson, coal proprietors ,
inistra-
-1,. Slr. w• a, of Liverpool on behalf of the aditnke,
of
de Illians Gaha 'd • and bY Mr' Powell,
behalf
dee''' ''', on beb ~. gan, decease ,
~.7 aged. .ais of the executors of Mr. onevPesractice in.
'l-11tierpeol
44ne Insolvent had been for 23 yearsß i
h ear 1852
Lia,,!2airnenacttei attorney and solicitor, an
averleade ymines, ate
ii,-,7`1400, wh: carrying on the Belg
en _a
us tion. Th
tv,r7le show;',C4 Proved an unprofitable
gsectouruePd:
4,17 of ti7,l a long list of creditors,
they 2,013,4" u., of which, however, gl3,
leaving
f sets-off,
speculation.
00tiwnetrien
up-
E; taer,,,eit.r. no consideration had been received, or
and i'lkielo,;-. bdities, or the subjects o
lerlatiei )te, t 5 4114 secured. The property amounted oat1 .
gr.ea:
at shc,,,,l?•Y the d•(:/0°. The insolvent was examined
sng,
that he Itllg thatlerent legal gentlemen opPo_ i
d certain actions;
he had vexatiously defende
able prospect
of hei/l. 4'l caatracted debts without any reason_
committed
tab, ° able t
d con=
opp,' breao„'o
.Pay them ; and that lie h with a vie
a good defence
forTbition tiV or trust. With respect to thesea
grounds
*II 'e actin,' nisolvent explained that he had
himself solvp
he bad
n'S in u • 1 believed ,
d of a mine
islikl, , e„,_,(l estion ; that le .
thee,____ossesse of
l‘ectigt,,ite raloc:neted these depts opposing
nre of , valued at
ett
,s,ru,ra, ha
an ...4, 6,909, an,., which
!Unctions re-
briere' 411rizi
itlaterattaavtithein another
had obeyed the the alleged
hearlilea of triVisPosal of moneys,% which lastesda_s_lye4l
matter,. had
4,,,,„, the
awns our exammat' '
hearing.
for further
.--e ealittee adned to the 31st inst., for i'y
er,zes. sin the schedule, and
'l°o iiern/d.

,
with Mrs.
'ilit at
)1' 4tecl44-1 --On Friday evening,
arlae,rs• , SandoWn On
ertree, as ser,
omnibus, and
reteivee tell, durin ne, Iyav t
from an
Saturday
' 1'4.4
"**."l"."''.."—".—"—""—.Elle.lainHt
4100,i ihz.tiri,, g a fainting fit ,uo•hes,liv.
at. --v es which caused her death on
Lk
uld d 414 eaoht Li, lie'd -14ghter of ii_e_clCaJMV.—Elizabeth Hepbur.n
fro_ oa wedoesdarynort.(ltiletiburn, of No.
.1 a gatherin, _
.. etanas, or lockjaN6v,
Tit 5 waner the large toe of the right foot.
i, R steamer Tynwald ea. h ntnhorne -es tyreeaerst ,
v.!' the Londond ' --'"' lerraod been char
Irer 1 erry Steam P•tck t e, as
The Mona's queen
Swlalich resulteder
Iv between
kyitiPoo and Londonderr ' e Company to 13--, - the
rald's place On the Liverpool and Douglas station this day
,laesda )
Y ..
~_TriR sultan ri
;.;, %Apt. Taylor of the Liverpool and Melbourne
h-w,lisite Star line of mail Pack:
i'lidl,lB,!or all parts of Australiwith the
Friday,
a'
_.ed on snnv
c,„ a,
vent into the river on
-N 20, riassencpers,a.. • one had n board 1,100 tons of cargo,
semi
ktl,;_cetßUSßS 017
Tilb ,„, '
of credit at
voidividel‘nl3:,tdo%BsW. 4.6dll.ln°the . onthly
to th'eut_ d.that a
• 11 be paid
7th
's estate have
of4,laer lo 0 signeu the deed of assignraent of the
Nt of r, °54, on application, on
.t 29th roseant,
I. 7tesst... "-anti_ ,
Banner , e _
14,11,04.4 ° 13. ood and Son, Liverpool.
Gerard's
AN,aBhie 1./4'- IlizvvAvs -nn Thursday, Sir R. T. ~i'z''4,46_.114, Den were assembled on foot at the Gprard's,
at the
nki,'.°4srt. flit°ll's Green, for the
ketiLfor active the.tnen were found clean and healt cl.,
purpose of inspectionanbk
ve service ; and Sir Robert ordered them refresh
42.
//14 e 14 Pora,,,,
I:l4,,(,nnaaitted t --nnunT, on Saturday, William
bout
,orka ;yeiht
of old
.F,a.0l for three months, for stealing_
kirat' beloagin,. il4 brass, from the Mersey Steel and Iron.le
eritil tvatehtli,;.llo the Messrs. Horsfall, his employ :
Harrison
ket,otan soldier b' "110 detected the theft, is a ereturned
the
table charge3•o°l been wounded in the thigh in
')41'.1te..--13115411 v e Light Cavalry at Balaklava.
elrzatal,,xleroooadin.attcinth-stabo4rrkiiig, about eight o'clock, a fire broker,
..,giii,he ,uut the
~ of Mr. Reynolds' breadattebnadkaenc3pi
4„nPposed that 4 Delo? 're brigade being early in nnreed:e-40itse
.e originated from the flue connectedjoists
'te Ilak L thelß•e anY serious damage had resulted.
wlittihs
--kat* „ en. A. .
, (IR over the portion of the
Th, 4nOt A, oven
was destroyed.
vt,.:stliay
„I --4•Tivs/.
Police-court, on
and
flooring
i:'qtar; allies Price, 4 SIIIVB Cooß.—At the
a Cltt iltrlir with Ni conk of the Australl)aenar_.
d On Fri.day
otlet:tii oce„e t,he vesselt4 Passeng." on
prisoner crept into
Ea
kain4ilecl by f Y in the river, the packet Phce.mx,
kr, '1,4,1, kitittcl by the from the dress pocket 0_ .
an
ahlwks he,4 3. ki fi.:llr or five women, anfdehnaedetfatkheenn?a,pwuheen,
' the
Drill° 4eenPants of the
t,„ sieli. bner was secured with the la,
44
Atkl. 11C '4 Was committed for trial
held
berth
141 t,Ny 111E,1.,, They raised an
An inquest was
She
.roof of his g
aeri en ,' 111 t iil- To to.r EMIGRANT.--
aped 24.
rd
elni,°n the
hls4s%ap.. body of Bridget Brown, .••
packet Van rd,
Metsr44t6 4.l‘eViet,„",to New York in the
mong the other_
hearle.t 4 eiea'
,‘.lshile 't,,Wednesday.was on deck a
her
fell upon
ko.p, Pr01..',.4ti 11,,.'eY Were bein
mustered,accidentallytaken to the
4ce';:till tick
4484eVeaererrY8iCain aloft,woud.
Friday.shewPl
Verdict
(i I CY. Pita', Where he died on
when a block,
'hip Q4O 1, , At, -110,„
't.riv "teo xi Alaar n Saturday,
ofpackets)
tile ei ft, 010 , Itatik.—..,n
Ball" line
making
111 D'lSs, °lll Steelle of the "Black
the 26th July,
0
itillives el:e in 86 prne. She sailed on
o the celebrated
4al-Nit c)1(1, es days, She.brought 3o passengers, ea"lteq
co lie ea;,7_,, in vallie to nearly half
a million sterling.
and 120 tons of
of
rotaih
~.pper. • ,g-,,,k are 200 bales of wool,
125,9 0
• 41€,' klarke the Marco Polo was under the commandr id one
'II% N. p.ii„. vu the sarne evening the ship Lerma ~.
kilo t 4er l'"1"gton and Wil ' " -'h•t Sta"
ill. 44t of eY, also fro M 1 scin
8 She broughtgold to the
ril, 41 rtv gB,OO
ou in .. e ourne. S-e
sterling.
Ilekthic.el 4 tOtal a races,;
in alto about £390,000
line arrived
4 a million ster°llngt ot gold brought by the two vessels
4,4l,4taktr,
laNtietl,„'4, 'UPON .s. PubLICAN.—At the county magistrates'
o,e, , aturdaY, before Messrs. Hall andh tone, two
ore 1,,g raen, named William Eaton and Jeoaseph Jump,
,the 1110.. d. for an assault upon Amos Shield, the
irS'i3Ofton Arms public-house, Kirby The complainant
sr described the all assa It . IT that on
}tali* at evening last h 11 • Hr stated Liverpool,
a4l I,e tl,e t. „ e returned home from
~.,.
etite eti itit,llte neither quite drunk nor quite sobern. _
Ir!1 e
landlord
tit N tl the hOuse
. vr,te te,, abOUt half an hour, when the lesfaeidda Is
that
tlAtve(4l‘ ki,* v,
,',llll, , and on being questioned they
"good thrashing...
1. heell tttetiptqeifliin, ,
~,... kCOMplamant) a.
t __le, aryltboe,;
44 bae,(l)l,l,3Alailitjle e,„...u.; jump follorwe,edulhairsye naP
l ~ pitched :
:1,14
to
ii. trilesiiiti; . c'4lsll.la.ina t
thenbut called
aliBto4, wcife :b4sail,nts in self-defence,
and
the word
Ae ruibswwaesre not broken,
A. and 4 'eon, 1 ri4R " the pistols."
Hearinghe defend-
ti,tai
Ilia the, -zkte
sagnation put uponc nearlyul
mainant
teeih,ttat he fin, never} showed up again." do only called
i in ord..' Pistol in the house, and had ''
(14,44,‘ fine of eri to
afrig4eii his assailants.
imprisonment
• hits t Of Pavh.t 44. Costs, or fourteen days' imp
551.,t0tr, Pay me The bench in-
iht alke'Leesn 0„ ~
4, k;rsa<l ~vetwee„ -4. 'n'AliltllNG.--On F......ay
Raymond-street, Yana.-
bt,1111e; 'nria - two Germans, in
in so severe.
q..',111 q• that his which one of them was stabbed
Friday night, an affray
hc, he , , , is espaire •
Friday
4t eatl lis life ' d • d of The man stabbed is
,1.1.11410 Itys d .snoeinaker and it appears
ler of Ray-
o,Stesreet !Illkinc, iu a beerhouse, at the cori
ailor. A
e'.4 ' 41' )Witil V' •h
a German s
room
48,11, ose,
~._, erchnnon Gra
.an 32 . that on
A scuffle
ht,tecpy cies",q at a later period the went into a
sh,,rikh4arin .n, where they commenced fighting.
'4 tl mt ' 4. whi h G' stabbed Gean in
ac,, side the e Graham
1 scles
:'lll,Plea,.,' " weapon penetrating the intercosta
The
`tithsm la s'
abd ea • Cella se of the right onto
of the
slt
~,,,te ~,,nsary but two places on
fall to w using co p b . mr Sayer,r
0511 s .. uis,„ 48 crass y° attended to 3 :
ecovery.
°Pe 4t(t tilat little'• t 'ned of his r .
(it,,l'll 45, hope is enter al
taken be-
at present he lies in such a clan-
raq44als,teas IL_°rning the deposition of Gean w
d d until the
4 ICkS a 'nds, Esq., one of the boroughan
4, e 1,,,, PPrehended He has been rem
11 'tel ' ultaded hie L • tit inan shall be decided. _maes_agistrates.
-.ik -oa ton ,
ra.1401, ht°144,C,48R.--On Saturday an inquesty
living with
acay her, a wca Algne aged twenty-two,
to.r
It
.etptie all 41
11
A fortnight pre-
ritlik ifft Vc', in Collingwood-stree
ed
was held on
h he remain
.„ Mot er s house in .
fell in with two
itilltttle?liiik „, LLe day, and in the evening
" Tom
knoun as
t 4 Oak 41471? Thomas Brekel,
good healt , , .
commonly
to go into the
i,ie,leee,_4ll liquor Pearce, who induced
1 h they wanted
LQk' te tme4 ti,) er fort,v Scotland-road, whhierme.they compelled
,Itty teat to a quart of ale, after 1
however, saw
1, 1 I Nei, but to have quarrelled. No one,
N. 4 iit4DDealll tO more drink, and, onwhilserefusing to do pqit„, eav -
and nose.
141, 5' "Ot e the 4 aing woman deposed to seein
the.et. 4 Dablic-house bleeding at the mouth.Scotland-
he eases 4ecea:°,,atorix stated that while on duty in
Pearce
tl,,,tstaciniteq }IN complained to him that Brekel and ,
.. the de-
-111." an not intlin, but not having witnessed the tr.ansacttio. ne
11,,stvite
ttil rfere. •
rigue returned home, bleeding th
vpt,N, e moutho.ll,, and having his clothes torn.. He was very
, It., , ber„ , but was able to attend to his work. 1.1 ,
iNttltiAli`i!Atr;a;4l)
whgernaduall. worse, ande continued to decline
had been caused by
w, it,,,nistio ion, was
of .d!ed. Mr. N %vton, who had made
h ir,' 11 of the
.1 opinion that death .
likik.et„ c4,15e..:1.e brain, but whether P
his effect
qlri4ed, a:_,ne could not say. A verdict t
roduced
ebylaiolence
and
trelcel, vvho had been apprehended, was

BIRTHS, MAR.RIAGES, and DEATHS.
-•••
BIRTHS.
On the Bth inst., the wife of Mr. Thomas Speed, Woolfall-
hall, Huyton, of a son.
On the 10th instant, in Guildford-street, Mrs. Alexander
George, of a son.
On the 12th inst., at Eastfield, Aigburth, the wife of Charles
L. Campbell, Esq., of a daughter.
On the 13th inst., at Sommerville, Seacombe, the wife of
Mr. S. H. Splatt, of a son.
On the 14th instant, at Prestwich Rectory, the wife of the
Rev. H. M. Birch, of a son.
On the 14th inst., at Camden-lodge, Edge-lane, the wife
of F. B. Schrader, Esq., of a daughter.
On the 14th inst., at Southend-house, Hythe, Kent, the
lady of Wm. Walker Shand, Esq., of Antigua, of a son.
On the 15th inst., at Hooton Farm, Mrs. H. Jones, of
a son.
On the 15th inst., the wife of Mr. Samuel Jones, of Toxteth-
park, of a daughter.
On the 17th inst., in Beech-terrace, Edge-lane, Mrs. Francis
A. Clint of a son.
On the 17th inst., at the Academy, Oxton, Mrs. J. Rathbone
Cowdroy, of a son.
On the 17th inst., the wife of H. G. Bromilow, Esq., of
Merton-bank, near St. Helens, of a son.
On the 18th inst., at The Cottage, Bebbington, the wife of
Mr. J. Forwood Tafe, of a son.
On the 19th inst., at Clifton-park, Birkenhed, Mrs. John
A. Black, of son.
On 21st inst., at Huskisson-street, Mrs. Husson, of a son.

MARRIAGES

On the 9th ult., at St. Peter's Church, by the Rev. IV. R.
Duncan, Mr. William Ratcliffe, of Birmingham, to Amelia
Jervis, eldest daughter of Samuel Cooper, Esq., Torteth-park.
On the 3rd inst„ at St. Anne's-Church, by the Rev. J.
James, Mr. Andrew Baird to Miss E. Armstrong.
On the Bth inst., at St. Anne's Church, Mr. Thomas Wil-
liams to Miss Rebecca Leigh.
On the 11th inst., at St. Bride's Church, by the Rev. H.
Carpenter, William Mac Andrew, Esq., of Arequipa, Peru, to
Rachel, second daughter of W. J. Mathews, Esq., of the same
place.
On the 11th inst., at St. Paul's Church, Ramsey, Isle of
Man, by the Rev. W. Kermode, Mr. T. Quayle, baker, to Ann,
daughter of Mr. John Gibson, coach proprietor, of this town.
On the 13th inst., at St. James's Church, Piccadilly, London,
by the Rev. P. Hening, Henry Tatham, Esq., of Charing-cross,
to Elizabeth, widow of Michael Cose, Esq., late of this town.
On the 14th inst., at St. Philip's Church, by the Rev. C. H.
Burton, Mr. John Lees to Miss Elizabeth Long.
On the 14th inst., at St. Luke's Church, Mr. C. H. Thomp-
son, publican, to Ann Williams, of Bunbury, near Tarporley,
Cheshire.
On the 14th inst., by the Rev. D. M. Isaacs, minister of the
New Hebrew Congregation, Mr. E. Emmanuel to Miss Fanny
Levy.
On the 14th inst., at St. Thomas's Church, by the Rev. T. L.
Pain, Mr. J. Clague, of Whitehaven, to Miss E. Griffiths, of
this town ; also, Mr. R. Handley to Miss Evans ; and Mr. N.
Taylor to Miss S. Pendlebury, all of this town.
On the 15th inst., at St. Anne's Church, Mr. James McCor-
mack to Miss Ann Dowle.
On the 15th inst., at St. Thomas's Church, by the Rev. H.
Boardman, Mr. G. R. Ducket to Miss Mary Emma Swale,
both of this town.
On the 15th inst., at Holy Trinity Church, Birkenhead, by
the Rev. H. G. Vernon, Mr. Seth Hill to Miss Ann Froggett.
'On the 15th inst., at Holy Trinity Church, Birkenhead, by
the Rev. H. G. Vernon, William, son of the Rev. W. Miller,
to Miss Harriet Overend.
On the 16th inst., at St. Philip's Church, Mr. J. Johnson
to Miss Jane Beanick. -
On the 16th inst., at St. Peter's Church, Everton, by the
Rev. S. B. Sutton, Mr. T. Winstanley to Miss Mary Crilley.
On the 16th inst., at St. Peter's Church, Dublin, by the
Rev. W. Wallace, Frederick Blood, Esq., of Birkenhead, to
Isabella, fifth daughter of John Wolfe, Esq., Upper Fitz-
william-street, Dublin.
On the 16th inst., at St. Michael's Church, by the Rev.
H. Carpenter, Mr. J. Thomas to Miss E. Byers.
On the 16th inst., at Walton-on-the-Hill, by the Rev. W.
A. Tattersall, Mr. H. Pickering, of Kirkdale, to Eliza,
youngest daughter of the late Mr. John Wilde, of the Upper-
house, Alberbury, Shropshire.
On the 16th inst., at Walton-on-the-Hill, by the Rev. W.
A. Tattersall, Mr. R. Roberts, of Scotland-road, to Mary Jane,
only daughter of Mr. E. Jones, Great Mersey-street.
On the 17th inst., at St. Bride's Church, John, only son of
Mr. John Lloyd, of Bangor, North Wales, to Mary, fifth
daughter of J. Doming, Esq., of Mount Vernon, near this
town.
On thel7th inst., at St. Chrysostom's Church, Everton, by the
Rev. J. Macnaught, Mr. Jacob Garlick, Everton, to Eliza,
only daughter of Mr. Edward Mitchell, West herby-road.
On the 17th inst., at St. Thomas's Church, St. Helens, by
the Rev. Dr. Carr, Mr. Henry Sharrock, corn-dealer, of Orms-
kirk, to Mary, eldest daughter of the late Mr. R. Balshaw, of
the same place.
On the 17th inst., at Stonor-park, by the Rev. R. Birks,
Charles Frederick, eldest son of Sir Edward Smythe, Bart., of
Acton Burnell, to Maria, third daughter of Lord Camoys.
On the 17th inst., at St. Michael's Church, by the Rev. IV.
Ffolliott, Mr. B. Johnson to Mrs. E. Walker.
On the 17th inst., at Merthyr Mawr Church, Glamorgan.
shire, by the Rev-. Lewis Thomas, incumbent, brother of the
bride, assisted by the Rev. IV. Hartwell Jones, rector- of
Landow, the Rev. Thomas Jones, vicar of Colwinstone, to
Elizabeth, eldest surviving daughter of Mr. John Thomas,
High-street, Bangor, Carnaryonshire, North Wales.
On the 18th inst., at Copperas-hill Roman Catholic Chapel,
John, eldest son of Mr. Michael Larkin, of Burr, King's
county, to Margaret, second daughter of Mr. Thomas Dunn,
•
On the 18th inst., at St. Mi.hael's Church, by the Rev. IV.
Ffolliott, Mr. D. Carlett Kee, of Kirk Andrew, Isle of Man,
to Miss Dorothy Shimmin.
On the 18th inst., at St. Michael's Church, by the Rev. IV.
Ffolliott, Mr. IV. Frost to Miss M. Hodgson, of Nantwich.

DEATHS.
Lately, at Memphis, U.S. Mr. Charles Abraham Ward,
commercial traveller, son-in-law of Mr. John Dean, formerly
of Kirkdale, now of Southport.
On the Bth inst., in Richmond-terrace, Martha, wife of-
Mr. Catton Symonds.
On the 10th inst., at his residence, Hanley-street, aged 73,
William M`Wha, tailor.
On the 11th inst., at Higher Peover, Cheshire, aged 28,
James, son of the late Mr. W. Gilbert, of Chelford.
On the 11th inst., at Portland-place, Everton, Mary Eliza-
beth, eldest daughter of Mr. Edward Davies, car-proprietor,
and on the 14th inst., Sarah Isabella, youngest daughter of
the same.
On the 12th inst., at Dover, in his 87th year, Lieut.-Colonel
Spicer, late of the 12th Lancers.
On the 12th inst., at Swansea, in his 6th year, John Black,
fourth son of Mr. William Fraser, of H.M. Customs at that
port, and formerly of this town.
On the 13th inst., John Dixon, youngest son of Mr. W.
Parkin, Ashfield, Wavertree-road.
On the 14th inst., in his 3rd year, Henry, son of Mr. T.
Heyes, cart-owner.
On the 14th inst., at Waterloo, near this town, Jane
Walker, widow of John Meredith, Esq., late of Harborne ,
near Birmingham.
On the 15th inst., Mr. Wm. Shepherd, Prescot-street.
On the 15th inst., the infant son of George Holt, jun., Esq.,
Edge-lane.
On the 15th inst., at his residence, Formby, aged 78, Mr.
William Halewood.

On the 15th inst., in his 18th year, Henry, second son of
Mr. J. H. Van Gelder.
On the 15th inst., aged 65, Mr. John Moses, of Upper
Northgate-street, Chester.
On the 15th inst., Elizabeth, eldest daughter of Mr. S.
Getley, plumber, Birkenhead.
On the 15th inst., at Seaforth, aged 28, Matthew, eldest
son of the late Mr. E. Habershon, of this town.
On the 15th inst., at the house of her father-in-law, Slater-
street, aged 34, Emma Louisa, wife of J. R. Rose.
On the 15th inst., in Lower Mount-street, Dublin, Frances
Martha Sophia, infant daughter of the Rev. T. W. Moeran, of
this town.
---On- the 16th inst., at the residence of his son-in-law, Mr.
Cook, Ellison•street, aged 74, Mr. James Kelly, bricklayer,
late of Walton-on-the-Hill.

On the 15th inst., at Sealands, near Chester, aged 23, John
Roylance Kent, Esq., son of the late Edward Kent, Esq., of
Hamilton-square, Birkenhead.
On the 16th inst., in Cable-street, aged 26, Thomas, youngest
son of Mr. Edward Jones.
On the 16th inst., aged 2 years and 5 mouths, Amy, daughter
of James Mullen, Fairview-place.
On the 16th inst., at his residence, Holland-street, Toxteth-
park, aged 52, Mr. Joseph Smith.
On the 16th inst., at Egremont, aged 66, Isabella, relict of
Mr. Joseph Browne, formerly of Gibraltar, merchant.
On the 16th inst., at South End-house, Seaforth, Mrs. Ann
Lunt, the last surviving daughter of the late Rev. Thomas
Knowles. _ .

On the 17th inst., aged 63, Miss Ann Owens, Gibson-street.
On the 17th inst., aged 81, Mr. John Grocot, late of Bootle.
On the 17th inst., Charlotte Eleanor, infant daughter of
J. Birkbeck Nevins, Esq., M.D., of this town.
On the 17th inst., aged 28, Thomas Robinson, eldest son
of Sir William Worsley, Bart., of Hovingham-hall, York.
On the 19th inst., suddenly, at The Ash, Aigburth, Esther
Catherine, wife of W. H. Goore, Esq.
On the 19th inst., at Southport, Helen, widow of the late
Alexander Macgregor, Esq., of this town.
On the 19th inst., aged 13 months, John Cartwell, grand-
son of Mr. James Scotson, Wellington Hotel, Bootle.
On the 19th inst., aged one year and eight months, Arthur
Wellington, youngest son of Mr. Harry Musgrove, Sandstone-
road, Green-lane, West Derby.
On the 19th inst., at her residence, Frank-street, Toxteth-
park, aged 25, Elizabeth Anderton, wife of Mr. William S.
Harris, and only daughter of the late Mr. Thomas Burrows,
cooper, of this town, sincerely regretted by all who knew her.
On the 20th inst., at the residence of her son, Mr. Leather,
surgeon, 155, Brownlow-hill, Alice, wife of the late Thomas
Leather, builder, of Prescot, aged 67.
On the 20th inst., at his residence, Allerton, Mr. Job Shuffle-
bottom, coach-owner, of Great George-street, in this town.
On the 21st inst., at Bootle, aged 45, Mary, wife of Mr.
Henry. Schroeder, sharebroker, late of this town.
On the 22nd inst., William Craig Mylne, third son of the
late Professor Mylne, of Glasgow College, and formerly a
partner in the firm of Alexander Dennistown and Co., of
Liverpool.

SINGULAR OCCURRENCE.—On Friday, as the early down
goods train on the Midland line of railway was proceeding
from Gloucester to Bristol, on arriving within sight of Hares-
field-station, the driver, perceiving some confusion in the signal
lights, whistled, but no alteration taking place he stopped his
train, and walked along the line to the station. At first he
could find no one there, but looking about, he perceived the
signal man lying apparently dead upon the station platform,
with a fearful wound upon his head. It was found that he
was still living, and he was removed, but remained insensible,
and had not recovered his power of speech when the last
account left Gloucester.

A SHIP ON FlEB.—Captain Childs, of the Vigilant screw-
steamer, arrived at Grimsby on Friday from Hamburg, with
intelligence that on the previous evening, about six o'clock,
the Spurn Light being east-south-east, distance 30 miles, he
observed a bright light on the port bow, and immediately bore
down upon it, when it turned out to be a vessel on fire from
stem to stern with masts gone. Captain Childs had the
steamer's life-boats launched, and got ready to save the crew,
but on nearing the burning vessel he found several fishing-
smacks were alongside, and learned that they had taken the
crew off. The vessel, which was timper-laden, was named the
Emma Keller, Captain Keslake, bound from Quebec to
Grimsby. She was totally destroyed..

SHIPPING NEWS.

TUESDAY, OCTQBER 16.—Wind W., fresh

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SA I MM.—Duke of Wellington, Campbell, for Aden—Ellen Bates
Ellwood, and John Hancock, Ford, New Orleans—Swarthmore,
Ledbetter, and Locket, Topham, Bombay—James Stewart, Cassap,
and Bistoria, M`Leod, Constantinople—Tippoo Saib, Cornforth,
Madras—Ariadne, Cockton, for Balaclava.

Henry Moore, Stewart, and James Pilkitigton, Witbycombe,—
both at Bombay.

WEDNESDAY, OCTOBER 17.—Wind E. to N., light.

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ARRIVED. President, Newman, from Leghorn Frankfort,
(s.s.), Lock, Palermo—Douro (s.s.) Loudon, Lisbon—Ceylon,
Jones, Havre.
SAlLED.—Crimea, Nowell, for New Orleans—Driver, Fullerton,
New York—Queen cf the Lakes, Patching; Caroline Nesmith,
Kenney; and Humber, Lennerton, Charleston—Kezia Page,
Braben, Alexandretta—Robert Parker, Pritchard, Boston—Mino
(s.s.) Gartiguez, Barcelona—Amelia, Haynes, Sierra Leone—
Daylesford, Carey, and Sarah Nueman, Gibson, Calcutta—Courier,
Candlish, Lima—Amabell Teresa, Baleatrina, Gibraltar—H. M.,
Morgan, Honduras Garland, Birkett, Africa—North Wales,
Mathews, Vera Cruz—Charles Brownell, Baxfield, Valparaiso—
Gossypium, Snooks, Aden—Azorlan, Phillips, Terceira Lady
Sale, Cook, Maranham—Mysore, Murphy, Trieste—Teti, Marteni,
Genoa—Ann Pitcairn Sharp, Sharp. Hong Kong—Villiers, Knight,
Alexandria, E.—Galsea, Trute, St. Michael's.
The Duke, from London ' • Panther • Punjaub, from Adelaide ;
Rienzi, from Melbourne; Rose of Sharon, and Philiston, from
Sydney; and Matooka, hence and from Ceylon—all at Calcutta.
SALONICA, OCT. 3.—lt blew a fearful gale on the night of the
26th Sept., and following day. Several wrecks occurred in the
Gulf. The Susanna, of Arbroath, was stranded ; her cargo (iron)
and mails will be saved.
CALCUTTA, Auo. 27.—The Aberfoyle has been on fire, and was
scuttled to extinguish it.—The Juliana, from the Arabian coast,
has been wrecked at Calicut.—The Charlotte, Leidschwager, from
Bombay for Calcutta, has been wrecked on False Point.

THURSDAY, OCTOBER 18.—Wind W., fresh

ARRIVED.—DeIta (s.s.), Kelly, from Havre.
SAILED.—York, M`Burnie, for Mobile—Sverre, Johnson, Chris-
tiana.

MALTA, OCT. 9.—The cargo of coals on board the American
ship Walter Scott, from Liverpool, lying in this port, took fire,
from spontaneous combustion, 6th Oct., and is still burning. She
has been hauled to the Masa, and will probably have to be sunk
in the shallow water in that locality.

FRIDAY. OCTOBER 19.—Wind W.

ARRIVED.—Sussex, Walker, from Santa Cruz—Rattler (s.s.),
Rutherford, Oporto —Fidelia, M‘Gill, and Linda, Melcher, New
York—Caroline, Rusin, Gallipoli.
SAlLED.—Favorite, for Apalachicola—Medina, St. Martha—
Emma, Newfoundland—David Brown, New York—Maidstone,
Savannah—John and Lucy, G.elong—Monica, Melbourne—Eliza
Bain, Barbadoes—Otseonthe, New Orleans.

Thomas Clifton, of and from Preston to Drogheda, was run
down last night off Point Lynas, by the steamer Royal William;
crew saved by the steamer.
Speed and Marlborough, hence at Jamaica.
Mercurius, hence at St. Thomas.
Trafalgar, hence at Demerara.
Parker sailed from Demerara, Sept. 13, and Ilos 18th, both for
this port.
Anglesea and Meg Merrilies. hence at St. Thomas.
Golden Rule and Princess Royal, Aug. 20; E. Norris, Sept. 2;
and Wenhans, Sept. 6—all hence at Calcutta.
Henry Moore, Sept. 2 ; James Pilkington, Sept. 5 ; and Adams,
Sept. 12—all hence at Bombay.
Enterprise, Aug. 19; and Hannah Torn, Aug. 23—hence at
Arica. _ _

Baronet, sailed from Madras for this port, Sept. 2.
CALCUTTA, SEPT. B.—Several collisions, in which considerable
damage was done to the Utopia, from Liverpool, Ranee, City of
Manchester, from the Clyde, and Matilda Wattenbach. from
London. Majestic, arrived 12th Aug., from the Clyde, leaky.

SATURDAY, oc-roma 20.—Wind W.S.W.

ARRIVED.—Maggie Miller, Cooper, from St. John, N.B. at
this port. On the Bth inst., in lat. 47 N., lon. 45 W., passed
hull of a schooner, about 90 to 100 tons, with bottom painted
green—Loo Choo, Day, St. John. N.B.
SAILED.—Tapley, Goffey, for Africa—Vanguard, Norton; David
Brown, Brewster; and Baltic (s.), Comstock, New York—N. S.
Victorias, Ormachea, Havana—Marianne, Dunlop, Alexandria—
Miltiades, Curry, Apalachicola—York, Bernie, Mobile—Ocean
Belle, Kelleran, New Orleans—W. H. Wharton, Gates, Galveston.

Essex, at Arica, 4th ult.
Enterprise, hence at Arica.
Nicolasa, hence at San Sebastian.
Andes, Cooper, hence at Valparaiso.
Baronet sailed from Madras for this port, 2nd ult.
Avon sailed from Barbadoea for this port, 12th ult.
Crescent City sailed from Bombay for Colombo, 11th ult.
Jenny Wren sailed from Moulmein for Calcutta, 15th Aug.
Mary Stenhouse sailed from Akyab for this port, 25th Aug.
Alma,. and Magna Charta, sailed from Bombay, Bth ult., and
Tempest, 9th, for this port.
Flora cleared at Calcutta, 28th Atig. ; Chapulterec, 28th ; Sea
Bird, and Prompt, 31st; Rajah, Ist ult.; and Orexa, and Security,
sth, for this port.
Bonanza sailed from Callao, 25th Aug.;Sir H. Pottinger, 30th;
and Francis Ridley, 7th ult., for England ; and Pt'chee-lee, 27th
Aug., for Iquique.
Golden Rule, Princess Royal, E. Norris, Wenham, and Pales-
tine, hence; and Blanche Moore, and Clangregor, from Melbourne,
at Calcutta.
Rance sailed from Saugor, 25th Aug. ; The Queen, 270 ; Ha-
rold, 2nd ult. ; and Kedgeree, 3rd, for this port.