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The Northern Daily Times.
Liverpool, Merseyside, England, 1853-09-29

DOCK DIIIRCTORY.

'King W iiiiam A6a,--Dever,E, Oliver • .
tab 394, Lamb, Wnb Rot:heti/AM
QUEEN'S, VIM. 1.
vor Glynn .. ° Ranger 304 Kirkby, Crabtree &Co ..
Brilharte 287Cardie, mice and Co or Pento 0
Alpha 536 Bore, J E • . • • • •
Castor 265 Azzopardi, Stolterfoht &Co .. 0
Thomas Fielding, 904, Oliver.------ Cowie & Co.
Dalriada 1507 Scott, Grainger. & Co.. .. 0 No. 2.
Ethiope (s) 80 Garnett, Jamieson Brothers 0 wz„,,...... „,„,,,_ 093
______,
..
..
..
Euphrosine 140 Justesen, Bahr & Co .. 0 Harmony, "'" '
831, Jamieson, Gibbs, Bright & Co
0 nur
Fire Fly 135 Kirkness, Bahr &Co ... .. Andromache, 468, Pasmore, Muir & C 0...
Guatemala Packet 358 —, J Carmichael w
BRUNSWICK, No 1.
Georgiana 86 Mountain, Cowgill or Moore 0 Boomerang 1823 Flaherty, It Carter .. ..
Good Intent 138 Thompson, -- .. ° Glenmanna, 1190, Rodgers, J. Gordon ..
Helen 383 Lisano, Preston and Watson .. 0 No. 2.
Inconstant 517 Owens J& R Wilson .. 0 Daniel Grant 292 Edie, WSr I Lockett ..
Miltiades 674 Henry, J S de Wolf
Co..
.. ° Ann Martin 477 Benson, D Gibb ..
..
Mundet 109 Rode, Vos, Browne, and Co.. 0 Sir Allan McNabb, 840, Blythe, Miller &Co
Nicolino 323 Azzopardi, M`Donell or Lampert 0
Rosalie 176 Denduyts, D E Gawin .. .. 0
Swan 167—, Redhead, .. .. .. .. 0
Sultan 931 Brown, S R Graves

HIJSKISSON
Liverpool, Merseyside, England, 1853-09-29

.ouch, and that they

dainz-

answer to a summons c

mons.
TJTrr.RrNa BASE COIN—A labouring man, who stated him with a lodging-house without a register, aft(
that he came from Pilston, was charged yesterd. ay morning, having been requested to take one out. The case was proved
at the City Police Court, with uttering base coin. A shop- by inspector Tattersall, and the defendant was fined 10s.
keeper was called, and stated that on the previous day he and costs, or, in default of payment, to be imprisoned for
had given her a base shilling. This the prisoner admitted, 14 days.—Bridgett Watson, who lives in a cellar in Oldfield-
but said he had been paid the shilling by a gentleman, for road, was charged with keeping lodgers in a cellar, after
whom he had been working at Gorton. An old woman being told she must not do so, inasmuch as the act under
stated that the prisoner gave her a bad half-crown, on Mon- which the summons were issued, prohibits lodgers being kept
day night. The prisoner denied that he had tendered the on the basement story. Fined 10s. and costs, or, m default
base piece of money, and said he had never seen the woman of payment, to be imprisoned for 14 days.—Margaret Connor
before. The prisoner was committed to take his trial at was charged with a similar offence, and fined 10s. and costs,
the next sessions, or, in default, to be committed to prison for 14 days.
Liverpool, Merseyside, England, 1853-09-29

the prop(
tract, ha

a mutual a
be Liven ve]

it Could not be wi

his char

rich was

them to

cr if the article did r

on, or concealm

a on t

practised
Mn. E

11: Yof

TH : A

Ltdulent

LEVI : It is illegal
AENOTT : Then, st

upon a contract, written

in Lond(
Mr. I

Mr. HEATH : That is
and it will be useful to of

they nov

Mr. LT

T Irish
Liverpool, Merseyside, England, 1853-09-29

SPAIN.

oule, the American Minister to the Court of
reft,,r4l,-is still at Paris, and- a very extraordinary
sa'4-11 is assigned for his prolonged stay. It is
th. • •to binegociatmg, or at. least. attempting
ehCsee goolate, with Queen Chiistiana for the pin--
Chr of Cuba by the American government. Queen
Ilona aria breakfasted tete-a-tete with old Jerome
roarettte at Meudon a day or two since. The
Upoila+P of dyer daughter with Bonaparte is still
the tapi.
Liverpool, Merseyside, England, 1853-09-29

Manta.

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Lines, are inserted in this Paper at a Charge of
SIXPENCE.

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other way.

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moderate at commencement, but progressive. Appli-
cation, in own handwriting, to state age, and where last
employed.—Address, W 162, Post Office, Liverpool.

WANTED, a Situation as Barman, by a Young
Man who can produce Ten Years' References as to
character, &c. Wholesale business preferred. Address
" D 5," Northern Daily Times Office.
Liverpool, Merseyside, England, 1853-09-29

the rescue, on prancii

tion has cliang

their natur(

backward and abysm of time.' But there still ex-
ists a knight errantly of another but no less formid-
dable kind—the PRESS—a power which ultimately

like DAVID, with the

" sling and stone

i power,
of public

opinion,

yet slay al:

the UOLIAH'S am

enemies

of the human race

It is no justification for a Government or a GRAND

DUKE to point to certain statutes as a set-off against
their degpotic acts. We say, if such laws are patent
on your statute•books as will not bear the light of

the Nineteenth Century, expunge them in GOD'S

name ! once and for ever. Nations and States that
will not go on with the progress of the world, must
be dragged on with it. The former is the better

and most politic course, and, certainly, the most

grecabl

Now we can well imagine what sort of
a government that must be which must needs dread
a printed book !

That such a thing is possible in these days, would
appear incredible did not established facts place
the matter beyond dispute. The Foreign Office is

now in the hands of a new

ecretary, of whom Lord

PALMERSTON, in his

late speech at Perth, said

" to know that the conduct of our foreign relations
" is now in able hands—that my noble friend Lord
" CLARENDON, who is now at the head of that de-
" partment, has penetration to see where the inte-
" rests, and the honour, and the safety of the coup-
" try are to be sought—that he has sagacity to dis-

cover the proper means for pressing and establish-

ing and maintaining those interests—and that he

has firmness, and energy,

and perseverance to

=to arrive at a successful
Liverpool, Merseyside, England, 1853-09-29

Unita ttattl.

FOR BOSTON

TRAIN AND CO.'S EXTRA PACKET

--,%44.
i.., 4 i>B To sail on the 30th instant.
The fine first-class clipper Packet Ship
ill C &i.-: NATIONAL EAGLE,
-... . e Capt. MATTHEWS;
1100" tons register, will sail as above, and is a superior conveyance for
fine -Goods, &c.—For freight, &c. apply to
__ . ___ _

TRAIN and Co,
Liverpool, Merseyside, England, 1853-09-29

we feel it incumbent

embarassing contradictions which n

appears to

conceal or pervert it

It is at least conceivable that full power may hay(

notwithsta

womised aut

to makc

any requisition upon the

Admiral,

case might require. The two things are consistent
with each other, and in the present state of the
Eastern dispute, both are probable. The Times

might na-
Liverpool, Merseyside, England, 1853-09-29

EMIGRATION TO AMERICA

t BY
Ari GRINNEL'S " SWALLOW TAIL LINE OF
PACKET-SHIPS.

QUEEN OF THE WEST, HALL=
NEW WORLD, KNIGHT
CONSTITUTION, BRITTON
ASHBURTON, J. M`WiLLzAm
LIVERPOOL, KEARNEY
CONSTANTINE, DURYEE
ALBERT GALLATIN, DELANO
AMERICAN UNION ........

FOR NEW YORK

CHIMI3ORAZO, WEBB

AMERICAN UNION

1350 tons, 6th Oct.
1500 tons, 21st Oct,
.1600 tons, 6th Nov.
1150 tons, 21st Nov.
1250 tons, 6th Dec.
.1500 tons, 21st Dec.
3600 tons, fith Jan.
21st Jan

1650 tons,

lat Oct

The Subscribers continue to despatch the above celebrated Packet-
ships, and other first-class American ships, weekly.
The success which has hitherto attended their arrangements for the
comfortable transit of emigrants, gives them the greatest confidence
in submitting to the inspection of the emigrating public their unrival-
led American liners, as possessing the most eligible accommodation to
the United States. .

In the construction of these vessels the utmost attention has been
paid to the latest improvements in light, ventilation, durability, sailing
qualities, and all matters calculated to promote the health, comfort,
and contentment of passengers. They. are commanded by men of un-
doubted nautical skill and experience in the trade.
Provisions will be supplied to the passengers during the voyage ac-
cording to the act of parliament.
Parties residing at a distance can have berths secured by remitting
a deposit of for each person going.
Parties desirous of transmitting money to their friends in America,
can have drafts at right ttr £1 and upwards, payable on our house at
New York.

For Cabin, Poop, Second Cabin, and Steerage passage, apply to
BOWMAN, GRINNELL. & CO.,
5, Regent-road, Clarence Dock, Liverpool;
and 83, South-street, New York.
N.B—Passengers going by these packet-ships can have their lug.
gage stored free in a warehouse attached to the office.

LIVERPOOL and BOSTON PACKETS.
Freight for fine goods 20s. per ton measurement; all other goods
subject to special contract.

• TRAIN and CO.'s LI NE,
Being the only Regular and Established Line between
Atea LIVERPOOL. and BOSTON.
' No Goods received on the advertised day of sailing:
loading berth, south side Waterloo Dock.
Sailing from Liverpool punctually on the sth and 20th of every

Ship.
SHAWIIIU7', HUBBARD

Month,
Captain.

Tons. To sail
1050.... sth Oct.

STAR OF EMPIRE (new clipper), BROWN ... 1000.— 20th Oct.
STAFFORDSHIRE (clipper), J. RicuArtnsoN 1800.— sth Nov

PRESIDENT, J. Cumiiigcs

CHARIOT OF FAME (new clipper) KNowtss 2000.

PARLIAMENT, G. SAmrsoN
Liverpool, Merseyside, England, 1853-09-29

matter will be imestigated.
WORKHOUSE EMPLOYMENT

many of the r

Societies have been statin,

1 deriy

,ver, has

a whirl

ly the comparatively trivia
ehout the country this

110-YMel-

of pau

uses there is shown Ccic
s reason to know, that,

thopn

rcial matters, even the £5OOO v

with private enterpris

Ina biLit

CHOLERA. —I 8.111 glad to inform you, a
diarrhcea is said to be very prevalent in nu
the country, no case of Asiatic cholera h

THE' EXHIBITION.-TI

has been over 8000 per dien

,endance for the
i. Yesterday t

.nd sentenced to two months'
THE CHANNEL FLEET.—

under sailing orders from Queenstown, is con
the Cork Examiner; but it would still appea
stay for a few days longer is conditional, and in
what may occur to bring them off in a hurry.
view, however, takes place to-day, in which

On Saturday

Admiralty inspected

convict settlet

hid; contains 2100 prisoners. The fo
d are to be greatly strengthened for

tenanted bairack there IVO
pital. The Queen's Coll(

d be converted int
e, and other publi

AND YOUGHAL R

rrn of Messrs. I
in Cork (

will arr

ordinary

went i

at, although

my parts of
as yet been

-o men were

the report that the fleet ar(
radicted

that their

one knows

A. naval re-

live French

the Lords of
nt at Spike

thwith. On
Liverpool, Merseyside, England, 1853-09-29

deliver
consid

goods shoub

place,

seller s
became
fuse to

might et

Mr. Levi
tures on
two poin

Cluired what to
chairman
price woul
dent, whc
particular
ceive that he NI

but he did
Levi replied
bound by tl
The CIIA
lecturer stal

,t,ed that

letter had t
accepted by

any redrE
to a th

the first offer, h

MR. LEVI replied, that t
as there was n
two 1)1
might

At the r

man exhil
position as

B: w. J
Liverpool, Merseyside, England, 1853-09-29

worth ; but i

was to be presumed that

of the

was destroyed, neither party

contract ab-

it either in misrepresentai

but no mere -word.

.t of an auctioneer, though,
could be regarded as a fraud
which in their

-ery nature

condemned by the
station

f church property, pres
and so were sales by ill

eights and

t, though the

illegal, though the weights may

In every cas,
rictly speakii

our Corn market, where cor
s., it being sold by the quo
!cognised in a court of law.

-esiect to the

Ante fixing

it certainly woula

he quarter pre-

he latter
much to
,uch local

it, it v

ai. At the

were the

aid -vet 1

GRAVING

- ' No. 2.
Persia 202 Davies, E Oliver

Fergueson &Co .. 0
.•Gita, French 1064, C. Grimshaw
De wilt Clinton, 1082 Funk, Guion & Co 01
Helen, 383 Lisano Preston & Watson .. 0,
Margaret Gibson, Robinson, Cram &Co s
Mess. Breadelbane 233 J. Longton .. •
Marathon 890 Taylor, Bowman &Co . •
National & Co
ded that all
I Pe'

1140 Mathews, Pr
118 Scott, A F Moore
Parker, Kennedy 448, Sandbach & co
Queen of the West, 1160 Bowman & Co
Sword Fish 154 Green, Ridley,Son & Co
Shackamaxon logo est, J M'Henry
Star of the West 1191 Blake, Grimshaw w
Shenandoah. 78 Morrison, J. M'Henry s

DOCKS

SANDON No. 1.
Orion, 120, Goodwin, J. E. Greenwood ..
Guiding Star, 471, Robertson, Millar & Co
Joven Delores, 216, Gallinda, Millar & Co.

Mary Stoddart 516 Thompson, Cuthber & Co
Volant, 337, Seare, Moorwood & Co.. ..

sport Co,

. .
No. 6.
Knight 450, Bradshaw, E. Bates.. - ..
Cathown 1749, Trueman, C. Grimshaw

CLARENCE, No. 1.
Lydia 489 Graves, CW & F Shand .. ..
Tapley 459 Coffey, Wilson & Dawson ..
Lucy 1129 Heselton, D Cannon Sons & Co
Liverpool, Merseyside, England, 1853-09-29

s neighbours, whO stated, th.at the smell

his prem.

Lnd several of

s, was very offensive to the neiglibc

of the breedi
would not 1

the offensive animals yr

would be taken

the m

The stench thereby treat

The defendant was orC

e 'yard caw

ned of

him with itieatini
its house, by the r

ed to remove tl

size fortlmith, with an intimation from t
he did not comply_ with the, order, the

would I.( mo 7(

draper, Ch
having iml
Priseella-sti
ffentlemen

public a
for the p:

would 1

complainea

Mr. .1),
NIL Clee

1 Snffol:

ected with their

to ma

,ceeding from

end that

lant;that if
) days, they

.e Cow-

a answer to a

might adov
Liverpool, Merseyside, England, 1853-09-29

)ur at which the de-
reasonahl

If defer

.e named, it became ti
111 A fronili

le, and,
duty of

mclusion

rved that one

luotations or list of

Mr. Levi in-

orrespon-
iant in a

he did not cot

asked for an order, then he was

rvation where the
minded before the

sequenc

!dining to sell his
of the receipt of

law was this

so long
) mutual consent between the
t concluded, and either party

ie gentlemen present, the Chair-
tl letter, in which Mr. Levi's
,mercial Law, in the King's Col-

T was signed by
Liverpool, Merseyside, England, 1853-09-29

of yesterday sneers, after a very uncon

plimentary

fashion, at the first part of this announcement, and
affects to deny its accuracy, by repeating, what
everybody knew before, that both the Admiral and
Ambassador, had discretionary instructions al-
ready. We have nothing to do with the feud be-
tween the Times and the Herald, a feud which leads

each paper to throw gratuitous doubts upon an 3

exclusive intelligence published by the other : nor

do we wish to interfere between the attack and the
defence, But as we copied, and commented upon
the statement, and by that act implied our belief

in its substantial accuracy
Liverpool, Merseyside, England, 1853-09-29

Draft Board

e amusement of the Passengers

With Passengers, Parcels. and Specie, having
Buil I ion Safes.
For MELBOURNE,
The celebrated .clipper Ship, MARCO POLO,
CHARLES M'DONNELL, Commander,
(Chief Officer during her last two voyages ;)
1625 tons register; 2500 tons burthen ; has proved herself the
fastest ship afloat, having been twice round the world, including
detention abroad, in eleven months and 21 days, viz :
FIRST VOYAGE.—Left Liverpool 4th July, 1852, and arrived
back 25th December. 1852; or 5 months and 21 days, including
detention abroad.

-4,14

SECOND VOYAGE.— Left Liverpool 13th March, 1853, and arrived
back 13th September, 1853; or 6 months, includiag detention abroad.
_ . _ .

Acknowledged to be the moat remarkable achievement in the
annals of navigation.
For further particulars apply to
JAMES BAINES, & Co., C. Cook-street-

AUSTRALIA.
W;l:4\ ENCLOSED BERTHS, .el 6 16s.
Pla " BLACK BALL" CLIPPER PACKETS,
.44,66.--' FOR ADELAIDE, MELBOURNE, AND SYDNEY,
Landing Passengers at the Wharf.

Persia . ...
Aer01ite........
Glendalough ...
Sultana ..
Marco P 010.....
Golden Age.....

Destination

Sydney

Oct

2000 Sydney

Wdelalde

Oct. 10

Oct. 20.

Melbourne.... Oct. 20

Melbourne.... To folloa

The ships are all first class, and have made the fastest passages on
record. Their 'tween decks are lofty and thoroughly ventilated.—
Provisions and water are put on board for 20 weeks, under Govern-
ment inspection, and carry experienced Surgeons.
JAMES BAINES & CO., 6, Cook-street, Liverpool.

REGULAR LINE of PACKETS for AUSTRALIA.
Has room only for a few tons of light goods.—Loading in George's
Dock, and will have immediate des atch.
For GEELONG and MELBOURNE,
Delivering all her cargo at tha Wharf, at each Port,
The fine new Brigantine WARBLER,
Vi ,
4Captain THOMAS GRAY;
166 tons register ; A 1 at Lloyd's ; is in all respects a
!.iii most desirable conveyance for goods, and can accom.
- modate a Jew cabin passengers. Apply to Messrs.
Muiß, MORTON & CO, or to /ENEAS MACDONELL.
Has three fourths of her cargo in course of shipment, and will sail
in a few days.—Loading in Salthouse Dock.

For MELBOURNE,
The fine well known Liverpool Barque TYRER;
334 tons register; A 1,-and coppered. This vessel is well known in the
China and West Coast trades, and may be considered a most eligible
conveyance for goods. There is accommodation for about twelve first
class passengers, for whom every comfort will be provided.
The new clipper Barque GLADIOLUS, 553 tons register, A I,
and coppered, will succeed the TYRER.

Loading in Prince's Dock,
For SYDNEY, DIRECT,

The splendid new Clipper-built Ship ARGONAUT ; 1237 tons re-
gister; A 1, and coppered ; has three-fourths of her cargo engaged,
and will have quick despatch. This vessel will prove a most de-
sirable conveyance for goods, and affords superior accommodation
for a limited number of first and second class passengers.—For
terms of freight or passage apply to
2ENEAS MACDONELL, 12, Brunswick-buildings.
Liverpool, Merseyside, England, 1853-09-29

Co be `olv

TO BE SOLD, the Lease, License, and
Tenants' Interest, in that large, well-frequented, and
old-established HOTEL, known as "Whiteman's Bruns-
wick Hotel." Or, a Party, with cash security, competent
to take the Management, would be treated with.—Apply to
W. E. WHITEMAN, 60, Hanover-street, Liverpool.
Liverpool, Merseyside, England, 1853-09-29

fi ever way they turned they

that the dilemma might be

kis Irk

the room.

(Laughter.) He was a shareholder in the Birkenhead line,
ind he should like to know, where was the 4f Per cent. in
North "Western was to send over the line.
not in the dividend. (Hear, hear.) At
the Chairman was asked where was the
,fie, and he fenced with the question, and
As regarded the North Stafforchthin
Korth Western broke all its engagen

traffic, which t

the last Meet

unts, and they
had to bring them into the Court of Chancery. lie charged
the London and North Western with buying shares in the
Shrewsbury and Chester, and dividing them amongst their

u threw out some suggestions, counselling
the cessation of hostilities, remarking that if the supporters
of a North-Western were not likely to make any greater
progress in years to come than they bare done in past years,
tiiey_ ought to bow to the decision of the majority. He

X SHAT

cautiffitd them against refusing the Great Western's offer,
for a time might arrive when the company would go out of
the market, and they might be brought in at a lower prico.

Mr. THORNTON admitted that he had said y' certain things
were correct, which he was told about the directors, he would
not give them his support. But they were not correct, and
he reminded Mr. Munroe there were such things as private
communications, which were never intended for public
_ _
meetings. (II

hear.) lie stated also that the -whole
•
remuneration paid to the twelve directors for the last year,
including expenses, was .094, or something about £5B each.
Sir W. JOHNSON then replied, after which the amendment
proposed by Mr. Thornton was put and carried by a largo
majority; but Captain Bulkley demanded a poll should be

gr. CON'DMAINT said, with a view to prevent litigation on
either side, he would move that without prejudice to the
existing rights of Messrs. Harrison, Roy, Macintosh, and
Major French those gentlemen should be elected directors.

E protested against this motion being put.
MAN, however, decided it would be put ; and
the resolution was put and carried.
The motion was then made special, and a resolution was
passed, authorising issues of new preference shares to the
amount of £75,140. . .

Itr. M
The C

Sir War, JOHNSON declined to press for an investigation
into the state crf the shares, and transfers in June and July
1851, the other special business dropped.
The poll on Mr. Thornton's amendment was then pro-
ieeting adjourned to 12 o'clock this

d with, and tl
when the read

It will I

voted to the chairman, and the proceedings

terminated,

REVISION Couar.—The Court was occupied
yesterday in considering claims and objections, relative to
the township of Tosteth Park. The proceedings were of a
similar ell/meter to those which engaged the attention of
the court the preceding day.
Liverpool, Merseyside, England, 1853-09-29

f being

lad not yet 1

e dress found

6d., the value of

ty Pollee Court, yesterday,

Town IT

who wa

flais thumbs, put i

rough.—Ordered.co pa
irisoned for two months

ses which had be,
; washed. The cox

;o, and were neve!
had b

ied M

committed
Liverpool, Merseyside, England, 1853-09-29

BERGEN.
Concordia, Pekeler, Vos Browne & Co Sep. 6 G

CALCUTTA.
Anne Longton, J. Longton, Sept. 12
Arachne, T. & J. Blocklebank, Sept. 12 P
Fulwood, Jones, Palmer and Co. Aug 22 P
Hannhh Salkeld, J. Poole, Sept. 15.... .. S
Josephus, H. E. Moss and Co Sept. 7.... W
Rance, M'lntyre and Co or Imrie, Sep 20 S
Ursula, Imrie and Tomlinson, Sept. 14 S

CAPE GOOD HOPE, tgic.
Warrior Queen, Longtonor A!!iin, Aug 24. • Q

CHARLESTON. 1
Carnatic, T. and J. Harrison Sept 15 .... Q
Grotto, Stuart, Focke & Bona, Sept. 8.. B M
Triton, R Smith, Stitt and Co or Harrison,
Sept 21

CAPE TOWN,
Hnnnah Eastee, Collins, T W Fainlough
& Co, Sept 23
____

CEARA

Falcon, Skew, Singlehurst, Aug;l6

CEYLON

Lydia, Graves, C. W. & F. Shand, Aug 20.. P
CONSTANTINOPLE.

Arabian (s.s.), Graves, II Dixon & Co,
Sept 19
Carib, Bulcher, Preston & Watson, Sept 22 Stn
California, Ivanich, M C Pothonies, Sept 16 Sdn
Rovigno, Mayer, M`Nair & Co, Sept 17 .... P
Titi, Movin, M`Nair &Co, Sept 16
Liverpool, Merseyside, England, 1853-09-29

PRISON DISCIPLINARIANS,

WIIEN JAILERS DISAGREE

from the 11 ridence taken before the last Par-
tary Committee on the subject of Prison Dis-

-CAPTAIN FONDLEPRIG'S Examination

Q. 3491. Chairman. You have had considerable experi-
ce in the treatment of felons and other prisoners, and have
Lde trison discipline the object of much consideration ?

Q. 3492. Will you give the Committee your ideas of the
which prisoners should be treated.
recommend the utmost kindness and indulgence.
urinal should excite our compassion, and we should
utmost to alleviate his sense of the punishment which
makes it necessary to inflict. I would, on his arrival,
delicately of course, what had been his previous
ind tastes. If he could read, which I would discover
tle stratagem (such as placing a letter in his hand
zing him what he made of the address, as it puzzled
some other gentle device), I would cause amusing
o be placed, during the night, in his cell, and secretly
d, so as not to put him under obligation. If he
of read, poor fellow, I, or my wife, or my daughter,
should read to him whenever he chose to ring for us, and I
would accord him the indulgence of a pipe, if he wished it.
To civilise and lead him to the Beautiful, fresh flowers
should be placed in his cell—we would, in naming it to
him, call it his.grot--every morning, and I would recom-
mend the hanging his apartment with engravings from the
best masters, avoiding of course any subject likely to remind
him painfully of his incarceration. Music should be sup-
plied, and I have a plan for bringing
.all the Italian organ-
ists where, I believe, most people wish they were, namely,
within the walls of our goals, to soothe the minds of our
captives. The bath should be recommended to, but not
forced upon him, and if he preferred a warm bath in his
cell, with Eau de Cologne in the water, I should naturally
order it. For his health's sake, I should advise his adhering
.egular hours of meals, but if he desired a glass of
sad a sponge cake, or an ice and wafers, or oysters
nd stout, between meals, it would be inhuman to refuse it.
The bill of fare should be brought to him each morning,
and any :reasonable suggestions he might make for its
alteration, he should see were attended to. If, which Ido
iticipate, he should, despite this treatment, be
rdinate, I would, after long, patient, and humble
)T had been exhausted, threaten to withhold his ice,
idraw his flowers, or, in a very bad case, I might
mu de Cologne in his bath.

me, or
books t

to the r
sherry 1

R. 3493. If a prisoner were very rebellious, would you

whip him

[ The Witness fainted, and teas removed.

lEUTENANT SKINNII3eB Examination,

Q. 3494. Chairman. You have had considerable expe-
rience in the treatment of felons and other prisoners, and
have made prison discipline the object of much consider-

A. I have
Liverpool, Merseyside, England, 1853-09-29

MANCHESTER

ASSAULT BY A HUSBAND UPON HIS WIFE.--At the
City Police Court, yesterday, a hand-loom weaver, named
Thomas Carroll, was charged with assaulting his wife, Mary
Carroll. It appeared from the statement of complainant,
whose eyes were blackened from the effects of blows given
by her husband, that the prisoner had been in the habit of
abusing her, and would work for the support of neither her-
self nor her children. On Sunday night, as on the night of
Tuesday, he struck her in the most violent manner. He
had been doing nothing but drinking since Saturday night.
The prisoner said, he, his wife, and wife's relatives were all
drinking together on Sunday, and that it was all over a
" happy" gallon of beer they fell out. He was ordered to
find two sureties, each in £lO, to keep the peace for three
months.
ASSAULT.-At the Salford Town Ha
Thomson and Ellen Gartside, who cohabited tc

Yesterday, John

are well known to the police as industrious members of the
local swell-mob, were brought before the magistrates on a

charge of assault. It appeared that on the previous even-
ing they were quarreling, and committing. a great disturb-
ance
in Queen-street. On hearing the noise caus

by the
Liverpool, Merseyside, England, 1853-09-29

Vright, Ab

J. A Westervelt, Guion Sr.
Jos. Walker, Hoxie, Grin
Marathon, Tyler, Bowman
Silas Greenman, R .thbon

Clnderago, Boyle,

William T

Mehss. Breadatbane, Longton, Sept. 16.. W
PANAMA, &c.

opard, M`Nalr and I
PANA

W indsor,

Seraphina, Orr, Cotesv
PHILADE

J. Montgomery

Shackamazon, West, A:
PALERMO
Franklin, Cacace, J.

'OM' A

PUNTA ARENAS.
lard, Poole or Duranty,

y 12.. I

Sept 3.. K
Liverpool, Merseyside, England, 1853-09-29

" BLACK STAR " LINE OF PACKETS.
LIVERPOOL TO AUSTRALIA.
0.04 4
;4k‘. For MELBOURNE and PORT PHILIP,
10, The Superior First-class Packet-ship
at CHIMER A, Captain J. LEDSTONE ;
760 tons register.
For Passage, &c., apply to HENRY THOMAS and CO.,
44, Dale-street, Liverpool.
Liverpool, Merseyside, England, 1853-09-29

ADVERTISEMENTS

Advertisers are given the full benefit of the Repeal of the Duty.
Their announcements are inserted at the following Scale of Charges,
.if pre-payment is made. Monthly credit is only given to regular
advertisers, and an addition of ten per cent. is charged if payment is
not made on or before the 10th of each month. The following is the
scale of _ _
Liverpool, Merseyside, England, 1853-09-29

Victoria, Crisp, S Howes & Co, Sept 5
PORTLAND RAY.

Utopia, Wilkinson, V
wiy
Carleton, Reid, W N

harp, Sept 16 .... Gv

• RIO J
Brilharte, Car ie, Br
Chasely, Slaughter, 1
Laura Campbell, Gre

. .
Minstrel Boy, Cotesworth or Lewis, Aug 1.. G
Rover, Cole, Cotesworth or Peary e, Aug 23 V

Witch of the Witve,

Sept 9 V

Maria, Dyk, Bahr & Co, Sept 13 ...... ... Q
Castor, Azzopardi, -Sept 3.. BkdlNaiad, Turnbull, Allen & Edwards, Aug SO Q
Helen, Preston & Watson, Sept. 10 V Petrns Jacobus, Jonge, Allen & Co, Sept 12 Q
Undaunted, Barber, G. Louthean, Aug 25 K Sea Nymph, Allen & Edwards, Aug 27 ....K
1 MONTE VIDEO & BUENOS AYRES Sedulous, Jones, Cram & Co. Sept 16 .... Cg
'lris, Ybarra, Cotesworth or Oleaga, Sept. 3 P Zephyr, Dark, Marwood & ;'o, Aug 20 lincrn
Portena, Bruce, Kelso & Dowie' Sept 3 P ROTTERDAM, &c.
Somorrostro, Partridge & Co. Aug 24 P nary Lloyd, Llryd, J J Day, Aug •16 Rncrn
Seran, Partridge or Kelso, Sept. 13 G S'FETTI N.
Unia Comaostilana, Daudin, Partridge or Carolus, Kraeft, Bahr and Co. Sept 2 . • Q

,u. Sept
Co. Sept 15

Aug 15 Gv
Liverpool, Merseyside, England, 1853-09-29

PRINCE'S

0
Anna Dorothea 811 Darly, Cotesworth & Co 01
Amada 122 Aurachoecha, G. E. Balleray
Apame 169 ----, A. Duranty or Strong &Co s.

Anna Maria 126 -, Cunard, Munn &Co 0 A-rifera 470 Shearer, Schlesinger orWhite..z 6
n Ariadne 361 Cockton, M`Tear, Son & Co.. 0
Crown 1248 Duncan, --• • • • • • • • 0 Aerd Van Nes 582 Carsjens, Vos or Millers w 8
Frank Pierce 1143 Currier, Douglas & Co 0 .
4baurrea 141 Ansoatejui, F de Oleaga & Co 0
Golden Era 1556 Fowler, Miller &Co .. 6 Argonaut 1237 -, Macdonel or Fairclougho
James .11PHenry 1777 Creighton, E Oliver a Arachne 654 Roddock, T& J Brocklebank 0
Mary Caroline 736 Fox, E Oliver .. .. w
Albert 188 Sloan .. .. .. .. .. wlO
Shooting Star 1362, Mc Calmout &Co .. Anglesea 206 Guy, Cowle, Scott &Co .. 0
Zetland 1288 Tilley, Gibbs, Bright, and Co 0 Ann Longton, 697 Pearson, J. Longton .. w
Liverpool, Merseyside, England, 1853-09-29

Suardia.

L' LACK STAR LINE OF AUSTRALIAN

PACKETS.
FOR MELBOURNE DIRECT,
The splendid A 1 Clipper,
I.dagififfi WARBLER,
350 tons, Captain GRAY,
takes a limited number of passengers, at moderate rates.—
Apply to
HENRY THOMAS and Co., 44, Dale-street, Liverpool.
Liverpool, Merseyside, England, 1853-09-29

CLYDE SHIPPING, SEPT. 27.

ARRIVED. Harlequin, Logan, from Quebec at Greenock,
sailed September 3, spoke the barque Datrix, from London, off
the Banks of Newfoundland, out 42 days.

SAILED
Marseilles,
Stettin.

Argo, Nicklin, Odessa.
Myra, Hunt, Genoa

Mary Fenwick, Barker,
Johannis, Schicvelbcin,

Off Holyhead, inward bound at 11 30 a m., Globe, from
Valparaiso ; off Holyhead, inward bound Marian Moore, 98
days from Bombay ; off Holyhead, inward bound at 11 a in.
Tyro, brig, from Lisbon.

The Indiana, screw steamer from the Cape, arrived at Ply-
Liverpool, Merseyside, England, 1853-09-29

WELLINGTON
Delganny 909 Hogg, Beasley and Colly
Jacob A. Westervelt 1533 H oodless, Guion

and Co
Mars 357 Simpson, Stewart & Douglas .. a
Piquot 1142 Kilpatrick, Focke and Boult N
Pomona 845 White, Stewart and Dowstas E
Liverpool, Merseyside, England, 1853-09-29

PARISH OF LIVERPOOI

THE Medical Relief Committee of this Parish
are desirous of ascertaining the NAMES and AD-
DRESSES of MEDICAL GENTLEMEN AND OTHERS,
who would be ready, in the event of the CHOLERA

making its appearance in Liverpool, to undertake the
Medical treatment of Cases, or the duty of house to house

Visitation

Applications to be forwarded to the undersi
EARLY AS POSSIBLE.

nod, AS

By order of the Medical Relief Commmitte(

CHARLES HART,
Vestr_y_Clerk of the said Parish
PARISH OFFICE, BROWNLOW HILL,
28th September, 1853.

SERVANTS WANTING SITU

ATIONS

PERSONS WANTING SERVANTS,
should Advertise in the
NORTHERN DAIL/

TIMES

Published every
Liverpool, and 9, Princess-street, Manchester

OltaUtGE SIXPENCE
morning, at 19,

South John-street,

TO CORRESPONDENTS

No notice can be taken of anonymous communications.
Whatever is intended for insertion must be authenticated
by the name and adds.(
publication, but as a guarrantee of his
We cannot undertake to return rejected communications
All communications, Books for Review, etc., to' be for
warded to the Editor must be addressed to the Publishes
CHARLES WILLmEst, and those from London may be sent
to the care of Messrs. Simpkin, Marshall, and Co

of the writer ; not neees

THURSDAY, SEPTEMBER 29, 1853

WE ventured yesterday, on the authority of a

late Editor of the• Morning Herald, that instruc-
tions which imply immediate action of a warlike
character on the part of the British fleet in the
East, had been sent both to Admiral Dundas, and
to Lord Stradford de Radcliffe. On the same
authority, we added that a portion of the squadron
recently concentrated at Queenstown had been or-
dered to proceed northwards. The leading journal
Liverpool, Merseyside, England, 1853-09-29

HE COUNTRY.

Preston...

Runcorn.,

Rochdale... .

St. Helens,

Southport,
Stockport.

Wigan...
Wootton.,
Wigan...

. Messrs. Worth-
ington & Co.
. William Walker.
W. Rowe.
. S. Ashworth.
E. Wrigley.
William Mills.
~ Isaac Sharpe.
Thomas Butler.
R. Johnson.
. Samuel Bailey.
It. Riley.
. James Tyrer.
. Mrs. Smith.
. •- Strickland.
Messrs. Hutch -
ings& Roberts.
Mrs. Ramadale.
H. B. Beckitt.
Liverpool, Merseyside, England, 1853-09-29

thdraw from

nest of one c

credenti

tract. Wh

with full

Ito consi
i sale, ob

of Albany

and even

,d, unless there was

assent might

an offer was

ime identical
mld be com-

But, if having

offer would be at liberty
cut might be ignorant of

To ascertain whether th
Liverpool, Merseyside, England, 1853-09-29

force, was appointed to watch the

.rehouse m the morning,
Ittention to the parties who made in-

nd to pay particul
xess into, or egress out ot,

.
with a police-co-listable, saw
- -

woman enter the

who, in about ten minutes thereafter, left the premises, car-
rying a bundle with her. They followed her to a house in
Silver-street, which they entered, and, on enquiries being
made, she threw down a bag, which on being opened was
found to contain a piece of wrapping. The account she gave

of the matter was, that she was' in' the habit of colleeiing
refuse, clippings, &e., at the warehouse in question, and that
the male prisoner, who knew her, gave her the bag. She was
taken by Mr. Moybury to the man at the warehouse, and

he admitted that he had given her the bag and what it.con-
tained. He said that something came over him, and he cut
a piece off the wrapping, and gave it to the female prisoner.
Both parties were committed to the sessions.
ROBBERY OF A POLICEMAN'S COAT AND WAISTCOAT.—

Yesterday at the City Police Court, a man of colour, named
John Domingo, was placed in the dock, charged with hav-

ing stolen a coat and waistcoat, the prOperty Of a policeman
of the name of John Appleby. It appeared from the state-

meat of Mrs. Appleby;iiifeof the prosecutor, that on Tues-
day night, she heard footsteps in the lobby, which she took to
be that of her husband. Finding that Mr. Appleby did not
come into the horse, she went to the door, and saw in the
middle of the street the prisoner, having in his possession
what appeared to be her husband's coat. She got him back
to the house, with the assistance of a neighbour ; but he very'
soon threw down the coat, in which was wrapped up a waist-
coat, and ran off. The prisoner was pursued by a young
man, caught, and given into custody. The property was
identified by the prosecutor as his. Committed to the ses-
Liverpool, Merseyside, England, 1853-09-29

Stamboul, g 59, paj

CANNING, No. 1.
Portland 721 Hogg, Hatten & Cookson
Sisters 851 Storey, Hatton & Cookson
Emetic, 78, Griffiths, Hatton & Cookson

Anne Longton 667, Pearson, J. Longton

LIVERPOOL MARKETS.- SEI

The produce mar

were not quite as active to• day, but

they were firm and i

hitiOn was to sell at lower rates than

ycaterday

tions to-day consist only of 60 hhds. St.
Lucia, at 335. to 335. 6d. ; and 1500 bags Madras at 31s. to
:335. per cwt.; 310 puncheons Cossipore Treacle have been
taken to arrive at full rates.

Sugar : the tram

Of Coffee we have to report 500 bags of Maracaibo at 48s. ;
and 400 bags St. Domingo, at 465. ; also 50 bags Parra
Cocoa, at 28s. per cwt.

Ruin : 40 puncheons Demerara have realized 2:

9d. per

proof gallon to arrive.
Rice : 300 bags small broken Bengal are reported at
lls. 6d.; 9000 bags Aracan also at 11s. 6d.; mid a cargo of
Moulmain, to arrive at 12s. 3d. per cwt.
At the public sales to-day 80 bales of Gambier' were dis-
posed of at 38s. 9d. to 395. ; 100 bags sago flour at 20s. 6d.,
with 500 bags, all faults, chiefly at 12s. to 20s. 3d. ; 700
boxes pearl sago at 18s. 6d. to 225. 6d. per cwt.; 15 serons
cochineal chiefly at 4s. 10d. to 53. 2d. ; 75 cases castor oil at
4d. ; 130 bags black pepper at 41d. to 40. per lb., and 600
packets Bombay linseed at 50.. 6d. per qr.; 30 tons Jamaica
logwood brought £5 5s ; 12 tons Lima wood, all faults, £l2
53., and 10 tons yellow wood £5 per ton.
By private sale, 100 tons Bengal linseed are reported at 51s.
1 500 bags Sumatra black pepper at 4id. per lb.
lothing of moment to report. Some sales
will be held to-morrow.

In tea there

SALFORD CATTLE MARKET.—YESTERDAY.
The number of beasts at market to-day was less than last
Liverpool, Merseyside, England, 1853-09-29

lnd a translation of the PillYl Progress, to a few
e Tuscan States. We do hope

peasants within tl

Live lady, and not only so, but obtain a sfttisfactor

reparation for the gross indignities inflicted on her
person, and the consequent insult offered to the

itish nation. There was a time when, in de-

fence of an injured woman, a thou Sand ardent
hearts, and a thousand eager hands, would rush to

Steed, with quivering lance

iviliza-

1 men's habits, it has not changed

True, knight errantly, as practiced
Liverpool, Merseyside, England, 1853-09-29

LIVERPOOL TO AUSTRALIA

THE " FOX" LINE LINE OF PACKETS

,4k
tiet)4,6014„ ESTABLISHED A QUARTER OP A CENTURY.
kft taei
• ' -`" • Passengers and their Baggage are always landed
on the Quay free of cost.
For MELBOURNE, DIRECT.
Ship. Capt. Tons. To sail.
SALEM .............. M‘GuAgu......1800..... 10th October.
For MELBOURNE and SYDNEY.
DELGANY..... ..OGG . . .1800 ...25th October.

The apove first-class Vessels are clipper-built, sail fast,
carry Surgeons, and are commanded by gentlemen of ability
who are well-known in the trade, and are provisioned for 120
days, and fitted out under the inspection of the Government
Emigration Officer.
For rate of passage and further particulars apply to
HENRY FOX, 2, King-street, Liverpool.
Liverpool, Merseyside, England, 1853-09-29

140.... 20th Nov

sth Dec

1200.... 20th Dec

NORTH AMERICA (clipper), A. DUN8AR....1600.... sth Jan
DANIEL WEBSTER W. N. HOWARD 1500....20th Jan.

liWb CABIN PASSAGE-15 Guineas, found in everything but wines.
The reputation of this Line for punctuality, quick passages, and
prompt delivery of freight (in good order) is well known to iinporters.
For freight or passage apply in Liverpool to
TRAIN and Co, 5, India-buildings,
E. TRAIN and Co. 37 & 3d, Lewis-wharf.
SPECIAL NOTICE.
To SHIPPERS OF CANADIAN GOODS every facility will be afforded,
arrangements having been made by our Boston House, Messrs.
Elsiocn TRAIN and Co. for the immediate forwarding, in transit,
of all goods intended for the British Provinces as soon as the ship,
arrives.

and in Boston to

The shortest route to PITTSBURGH, CINCINNATI, and the
WESTERN STATES of AMERICA, by the PENNSYLVANIA
RAILWAY.

PHILADELPHIA and LIVERPOOL
LINE of PACKETS.
Sailing from LIVERPOOL on the Ist of each month,
teatillt -i"s‘" and from PHILADELPHIA on the 15th.

SHACKAMAXON, William H. West .... Ist October.
RIP VAN WINKLE, Alfred F. Smith .. Ist November,
SHENANDOAH, Hugh Morrison
MARY PLEASANTS, William M. Kennard . Ist January.
CABIN PASSAGE—FIFTEEN GUINEAS•

Parcels will be receipted for at 2s 6d each. Bills of Lading will be
signed at the Office of the Consignees, for the Captain, of which
shippers will please to take notice.
The ships of this line are built of the best and most costly ma-
terials, coppered and copper fastened, and commanded by men of
acknowledged talent.
No freight received on board on the appointed day of sailing.
These ships will take steam up the Delaware.
Apply to JAMES M 'HEN RY, 5, Temple-place.
Freight payable at 4 dollars 80 cents per pound sterling.
Liverpool, Merseyside, England, 1853-09-29

Hambu

A few evenings since, Mr.
Atkinson, clerk in one of the Liverpool banks, came to orde
a coach from Mr. Busby, corner of Fox-street, for the inter-
ment of one of his children. He came on a car hired from
Mr. Archer, of Kirkdale, and after leaving Mr. Busby's he
returned home alone. the Netherfield road, sitting on the box
of fhn rm. !Orin r, with the driver. By some means he
_fell off

DI.ATFI

in U 1( 1.:411 a1l111:; Luxa vaa, aaa a • • -
the seat, and sustained such injuries that he died the
following day. The deceased resided at Walton. An inquest
was held by the county coroner on 111ondaS•, and a verdict of

death," IN:ras returned

ACCIDENT

On Monday, a German sailor, named
Is, aged 21 years, fell overboard, from the
gin the river. He was fortunately picked

Antonio Nichols
:hip Fidelia, lyit
Liverpool, Merseyside, England, 1853-09-29

L, 19, SOUTH JOIIN-STREET
!ER, 9, PRINCESS-STREET.

O H N EDW A R D S,
TEA AND ITALIAN WAREHOUSE,
51, RENSHAW-STREET.
A GREAT REDUCTION in the Price of TEA.
The finest Black imported... 4s.
The Choicest Gunpowder... ss.
S. E. is selling London PICKLES and Scotch-made
WINES at 10 per cent. lower than any House in the
Trade. Wanted, an APPRENTICE.

GOLD REGIONS OF "AUSTRALIA."

By Her Majesty's Royal Letters Patent

A HOME FOR THE EMIGRANT•
TAMBF,RTS' PATENT VENTILATED Double
A I and Single Roofed AUSTRALIAN TENTS, divided
into Private Apartments, for convenience of Families or
Parties—the Roof forming a Second Floor for stowing away
goods, &c. &c. The only Complete Canvass House yet
invented, and thoroughly impervious to wet.
May be had on application to the Patentee,
ROBERT LAMBERT,
13, Goree Piazzas, George's Dock, Liverpool.

LAMBERT'S REGISTERED GOLD-SIFTER, Emi-
grants' Iron Folding Chairs and Bedsteads, in every variety.
Beds, Blankets, Rugs, Portable Cooking Kitchens, Tools,
and every article required by the emigrant.

WATERPROOF OIL SHEETS,
for covering carts or goods on the quays, horse
covers, &c.

ISAAC BOLTON, Moor-lane, Bolton, being the manu-
facturer of the canvas, can supply the above cheaper than
an aher party.

AGENT FOR LIVERPOOL :
JOHN HEELIS, 39, CIRCUS-STREET.
Liverpool, Merseyside, England, 1853-09-29

NORTH LANCASHIRE.—ADVERTISEMENTS
intended to be read by the Gentry and other
Inhabitants of North Lancashire should appear in the
PRESTON CHRONICLE. Having been established above
forty years, it enjoys a large circulation among all classes.
Its scale of charges for Advertisements is moderate, having
been reduced since the abolition of the Advertisement Duty.
When pre-paid, which can •be done by postage stamps,
Advertisements of 4 lines, or 30 words, are inserted for is. 6d.,
and 8 lines, or 60 words, for 2s.—Published every Saturday

morning, at 23, Fishergate, Preston
Liverpool, Merseyside, England, 1853-09-29

quarrel, a young man, named Janies Farrow, went up to sE
what was the matter. On getting up to the 13('''

the female struck Farrow which caused him, in self-defencc
to strike her. The male prisoner then struck the youu

man with some sharp instrument, which caused the blood ti
flow profusely from his person. Farrow was removed to th(
Dispensary, where his wounds were dressed. The charge o:

the alleged stabbing was not clearly made out by- t
evidence adduced, but the assau

was proved

the

prisoner was ordered to pay a fine of
default, to be imprisoned for six weeks ; the female pris,

to pay a fine of 40s, and costs, or to be imprisoned for a
A. The money not being forthcoming, both parties
were locked up.. _ _

month

FELONY.—bavid Burgess and Bridget
charged, at the City Police Court, yesterd

on the same morning,

tolen a piece of wrappi

from tt

warehouse of Messrs. Thornton, Frith & llOther' Portland
In consequence of suspicions which had been fo:
,ome time entertained, Inspector Moybury, of the detcctiv
Liverpool, Merseyside, England, 1853-09-29

on Commercial I

tuber of Commerce. The
The chair was filled by

attendant

)et of the lecture wa
rised the followii
'e ; transfer of
lity of

t of s

fr. Levi

J. his lee-
which ap-

on to refer to a lett(

which was

led and pur-
is letter, Mr.

av commented

finecfthe principle
they purported to
tter, Mr. Levi re-

s should

marked
hare bee

mle publi

and though the reporters gave ex-

Lit 1'

- 7
at their command

a of their daily intelligelic

ive even a

ahowea that the

fair epitome of the lectur
writer had nothing else to

ct representation of
5. h(

e nature- and

Yas merely end

which he founded his letter
t to his (Mr. Levi's)
ht his prospectus, in

the Princi

al of the college_ was_ set

and he should, therefor(

forth,- ful

to that portion of the charges

CLIMAX observed that all parties in their en-
,eful reforms, should expect such

deavours to promot

attacks.
Mr. LEVI continued to say, that
most every subject, private individuals might furnisi
better hints for improvement, than even the most learnec
Lord Chancellor. Often had private individuals in thil
country suggested improvements, and carried them out, de
id if the actioi

d on al-

[uals and pc
T take pia(

,t an end, re

would take pluee ii

ich migi

;o the sub,

and &

Ale to be the

transmutation

property from one man to another

mle price, or recompense in value : and
- acquired the mean

fer of an article, yet, essentially, it implie
wasferrinz. By the law of England, th

roPerty in it to the buy

The effect of t

s to vest th,

tv in ti

in order to pass the deb

„,
seller to be du

e property, ur
Liverpool, Merseyside, England, 1853-09-29

Mr.:Horrop

R. & H. Taylor.
Mrs. Quiggins.
H. G. Hughes.
Edward Clayton.
George Booth.
Mr. Shuttleworth
William Garside.
Thomas Traverse
James Lambert.

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ment in the Kingdom, is open every Evening, with a con-
tinual change of Amusements.

Engagement, for Six Nights, of the INFANTS DU-
VERNAY. Enthusiastic reception of Young TTENGLER,
the Prince of Rope-dancers, respecting whose merits the
Public are referred to the high enconiums of, the Liverpool
press. Mr. BAKER, the renowned RED MAN of AGAR.
Signor IRONTI, in a novel performance. The Musical
melange will embrace the united services of Miss HUDSON,
Mrs. CLIFTON, Messrs. PLUMPTON, CLIFTON, and
VANGO.
Numerous and varied Entertainments on THURSDAY; the
29th instant, on which occasion the whole of the receipts
will be for the BENEFIT of the LIVERPOOL ROYAL
LNFIRMARY. Musical Director, Mr. F. BOULLAND
Eeader of the Brass Band, Mr. BROWN ; Director of to
;entertainments, Mr. HEATH, Jun.