The Northern Daily Times.
Liverpool, Merseyside, England, 1853-12-30 00:00:00

BY ROYAL LETTERS PATENT

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THE PATENTEE Bogs to give Notice
1 Manufacturers in general, that he has now con 1,,,
his arrangements for Licensing his PATENT BEAM, .te
the Weaving by Power, of Linen and other yarns of a silnil-
texture.
This Beam is calculated to remove the hitherto ink
mountable difficulty of taking away the. Cloth from
Reed with the regularity required, and to enable tb'
yarns to be Woven with the Positive Taking-up 3fotiell4
which effectually coils up the ch.:4h es each shot of 11 j
'is thrown in • is positive and perfectly uniform ; can
readily varied to suit any number of shots or picks ;
these are obtained with the greatest possible regulol'
in " count, " without being. subject to the slightest varisdoll,
through the negligence or inattention of the weaver.
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Terms : —Ten shillings per Loom. Nett cash, Wl'
set to work.
Parties contracting for the Patent-right of Looms,
paying in advance, previous to their being set to work,
be allowed a discount of 21 per Cent. for 50 looms, increaswe
2,-; per cent, for each extra 60, up to 1,000.
Manufacturers will be held responsible for the payment of
the Patent-right, and arc cautioned not to use the improve'
ment, without an immediate settlement with the Patentee;
and all persons are cautioned against in any way infring'
on this patent,..which is taken for the protection of `f .611
or carved 'beam (for adapting the Positive Taking-up Motion
to the weaving, by power, of linen, and other yarns of
similar texture,) made, either solid. Or hollow, of any motif
metallic or other substance, and the principle of the brie'
tion, and method of apply-lag it ;" otherwise the Patent
will be compelled to resort to measures which will enablee
him to maintain his rights, and which he would regr
being obliged to adopt. He will consider further cautl°l/
unnecessary.
For farther 'information and Licenses, apply to the Di-
•tentee, EDWARD THOMAS, at Bedford-street Facto*
Belfast.

LIVERPOOL MARKETS.—YESTERILLT.
(Written expressly for the Northern Daily Times.)
Some little business has taken place to-day, eomprisit4
1,500 bags Arracan Rica, at 13s 9d; and 100 tons SAG'
FLOUR, to arrive, at 21s cwt. : •
COTTON.—There was no change either in tone or price tA3
report.. Sales 7,000 bales ; 2,000 being for export and oil
speculation.
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MANCHESTER CORN EXCHANGE.--YrsTnnwor•
We
Messrs. John, Fletcher and Co.'s circular.)
"We have had a sharp frost, thn.last day or two and
copious fall of snow, with which the ground is now covered
several inches deep. Since our last, the. Run-nu trade has
exhibited no new feature. The business done has Win
been on a rather limited scale without change in prices.
On the wholelhere seems to be a better feeling in the trade
and holders insist on full prices. The imports for the wok
ending yesteiday are as follow :—At LiverpOol, 7,621
firkins, 344 crocks, and 571 boxes and brls ; at Fleetwood,
316 firkins, 766 crocks, 94 butts, and 374 boxes and brig;
at Holyhead, 4 boxes.

" Since this day week the Corn trade has been inactive but
very firm for all articles. A slow retail demand -was c%;
penenced for FLOUR, which in all cases commanded full
prices.
" Our COrn market to-day opened with much firmness,
and in the leading articles a very fair amount of busincei
was transacted. We note an advance of 3d e bushel. f:o
WitEAT; is sack and brl on FLoiin; Is., load on OAT-
MEAL ; 2d IP bushel on OATS, and is If qr on INDIAN Cola/.
Foreign BEANS w(ra fully as dear, but no change occurred
in the value of English."

BIRMINGHAM CORN MARKET.---YESTERDAY.
At this day's market there was a short supply of Wur..4.l')
and most descriptions realised •an advance' of 2s to 3s qr.
Malting BARLEY 28 qr dearer. Grinding unaltered.
OATS held for is qr more money. BEANS no higher.
PEA 2 advanced is to 2s IP qr.

The number of tigers killed in Java dining ti course of
852, amounted to 717;

Lord John Russell left his residence in Richmond-park
on Wednesday, for Windsor Castle.
33irtbg, inarriagtsi, anti Otatt.

BIRTHS.
On the I7th instant;`aefullygoney, near Killymarron Glebe, countY
Monaghan, the wife of Terence Higgins, of three fine daughters.
On the 22d instant at Hatton-hill, near this town, the lady of tlobt.
Blackie, Esq., of a sou.
On the 29d instant,: lifrs.`a. Taylor, Bridge-street, Birkenhead, of
son. • .
On the 25th Instant, the wife of John Bald, Esq., of a daughter.

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MARRIAGES.
On the 26th August, at the residence,of James W. Dlsher, Esq.
Rundle street, Adelaide, S. B. S. Walsh, Esq., sheep-farnW.
River Murray, to ,I"argaret., only daughter. of Mr. Win. Barnet, late of
Kinross, Scotland.
On the 24th instant, at St. Philip's, Sir. E. Clamp, trunkmaker, to
Margaret. daughter of Mr. J. Edwards, bookbinder, stanley-street.
On the 25th instant, at St. John's, Mr. W. J. Stamp to Miss M.
Bright.
On the 25th instant, at St. Michael's, Mr. W. Ryan to Elizabeth,
daughter of the late Mr. T. Gibson, pawnbroker, of this town, former],
of Workington.
On the '.:sth instant, at Luke's, Mr. J. Fleming, farrier, to Miss A.
Todd.
On the 28th instant, at St. Michael's, Torteth-park, the Rev. E. NV
Lomax, SI.A., of Ely, to Caroline, eldest daughter of Mr. E. Cos
Toxteth-park.

DEATHS.
On the 24th instant. the Roy. R. D. Backhouse, rural dean,
and vicar of Eastrywith Worth, Kent.
Ofi the 25th instant, the Rev. W. A. Mill, D.D., Regius Prsfessa
of Hebrew in the University of Cambridge, canon of Ely, and rector of
Brasted, Kent

On the 25th instant, hfr. G. rfolden, ember-merchant, Bedford'
street, aged N,

On the 25th instant, in St. Ann-street, Sarah, relict of the late Mr•
James Harvey. azed 59.
On the 26th instant, Mr. N. Lawson, rather of Mr. J. Lawson,
Castle-street aged 82. • •
On the 26th instant, at his mother's residence, Botuidary..streot,
Kir. dale, Peter, eldest son of the late Mr. James Swift, of this town,
aged 36.
On the 27th instant, at Mount-pleasant, Linacre, Wm, Efenrf,
eldest son of Mr. H. Theasstone. aged years and 2 months.
On the 27th instant, Mr. L. Whiteside. Soho-street aged 30.
On the 27th instant, Mrs C. K. Vorr..ll Crown-itreet, aged 21.
On the 2hth. instant, at Woolton-hill. Catherine, eldest surviving
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daughter of John Crosthwaite, Eaq., aged 17,

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