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The Northern Daily Times.
Liverpool, Merseyside, England, 1853-11-21

NORTHERN

Chrysolite, 471, Enright, Imrie & Co or R
Vining, Nov 17 ..
BOSTON.
Chile, 569, Willcombe, Focke & Bonlt
Nov 2 GT
North America, 1656, Gorham, Train & Co,
Oct 27 W,
Stephen Glover, Baldrey, Train and Co, I
Oct 31 W
Tempest, 871, Patten, J Brown or Harrisons,
Nov 10 Hskn
Monsoon, 1084, Kennedy, J D Wolf or
Garnock & Co, Nov il B
Neptune, 1032, Beauchamp, W Train &
Co, Nov 16 .. Hkn
BUENA VENTURA, &e.
Ranger, 303, Cubbins, J Poole, Oct 20.... P
BUENOS AYRES.
Regina, 207, R Chaddock, Cotesworth . P
Moore, Oct 28 ..
Bosphorus, 216, Gibson, Preston and Cor
or Kelso, Oct 27 K
Zarah, Mourant, Baker or Dean, Sept 28 S
Queen, 194, Galt, W. Pierce or Millers.. P
Rita, 102, Joblin, Kelso & Co or Bahr & Co,
Nov 15
• • ..

CADIZ.

Urania, 225, Diln, A F Moore, Oct 21 .. Gri

CADIZ &
Joven Claudia, 120, —, Partridge & Co K
Faro, 130, Ferwandez, Partridge Fletcher
& Co, Nov 17 .. G
Liverpool, Merseyside, England, 1853-11-21

LIVERPOOL and BOSTON PACKETS.

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

TRAIN and CO.'s LI vE,
J "Cr t*, Being the only Regular and Established Line between
jahts*,, 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

Month.

Ship. Captain. Tons. To sail.
STAFFORDSHIRE (clipper) J, RicnAanson..lBoo.... sth Dec.

PARLIAMENT, G. SAMPSON

. .. 1200.... 20th Dec.

CHARIOT OF FAME (new clipper)A. H. KtiowLas 2000 sth Jan.
DANIEL WEBSTER, W. H. HOWARD 1500....20th Jan.
STAR OF EMPIRE (new clipper) A II FixtowN 2000.... sth Feb.
NORTH AMERICA (clipper), GORDAN 1600....20th Feb. Et
Ear' Calm( PAssAna-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 Importers.
For freight or passage apply in Liverpool to
TRAIN & Co., 5, India-buildings,
E. Titir., 0.., ova *a,

SPECIAL NOTICE.
To SHIPPERS OF CANADIAN GOODS, every facility will be afforded,
arrangements having been made by our Boston House. Messrs.
Enocn TRAIN and Co. for the immediate forwarding, in transit,
of all goods intended for the British Provinces as soon as the ship,
arrives.

PHILADELPHIA and LIVERPOOL
LINE of PACKETS.
Sailing from Livsaront. on the Ist of each month,
in*/ 6, ae% and from PHILADELPHIA on the 15th.

MARY PLEASANTS, William M Kennard, 800 do Ist December.
SHENANDOAH, Hugh Morrison BOO do Ist January.
SHAuKAMAXON, William H. West ....1200 do Ist February.
RIP VAN WINKLE, Alfred F. Smith, 1000 tons, let March.
Liverpool, Merseyside, England, 1853-11-21

PHILADELPHIA.

CLEARED, Nov. 7. -- Henry Grinnell,
Thompson. Liverpool.

SAVANNAH.

ARRIVCD, Nov 9.—Magistrate, Cringle,
Liverpool.

SHIPS LOADING-TOREIGN.

ADELAIDE.
Thomas Fielden, H Guy, Cowie, Scott
and Co, Sept 7

AFRICA.

Fanny, --, Stuart aid Douglas, Nov 8
Guilford, Rook, Hatton & Cookson .. 8
Golden Age, Lewis. Tyson & Richmond.. S
Lord Elgin, 408, Whatton, Tobin & Son, Cg
Lady Ann, Abernethy, P H Dean snd Co,

Nov 8 __ .. CI ..
Martha, Pickering, T Harrison & Co, Oct
17 .. .. .. ..CgH
' Pomona, 845, Simpson, Stewart & Douglas,
Oct I 9 .• .. .. Bm
Roderick Dhu, 1231, Taylor, Stewart &
Co .. •. .. Gv
• •
Severn, —. Stuart and Douglas, Nov 8 Bm
Scotland, 565, Finnigan, Tobin & Son Nov 5Cg
Tapley. Goffey, Wilson & Dawson, Aug 10 Gv
Belle, 491, Stowe, Hatton & Co, Nov 10 .. Cg
Liverpool, Merseyside, England, 1853-11-21

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 AI'HENRY, 5, Temple-place.
Freight payable at 4 dollars 80 cents per pound sterling.

a* TAKES NO SALT.

FOR
08
14 le& 7 NEW ORLEANS.
TO SAIL 22nd INSTANT.

The Fine First-Class American Ship,
"JOSEPHINE,"
Czipt. W. JAMESON,
950 Tons Register. Will sail as above. For Freight or
Cabin Passage, having excellent accommodation,
Apply to

TRAIN & CO.,
5, India Buildings.

CARGO for the CITY OF MANCHESTER is now being
received on the Quay, south side Wellington Dock.

THE LIVERPOOL AND
srtf," PHILADELPHIA
STEAM-SHIP COMPANY'S
_
FAVOURITE
IRON SCREW STEAM-SHIPS

Captain.
CITY OF GLASGOW 1610 Tons..W. WYLTE.
CITY OF MANCHESTER 2125 Tons..R.
CITY OF PHILADELPHIA, new, 2189 Tons..W. WYLIE.
CITY OF BALTIMORE, new, 2472 Tons..R. LEITCH.

Are intended to sail as under :

From LIVERPOOL : 1863.
CITY OF MANCHESTER ...WEDNEsDAY....7th Dec.

1854.
CITY OF GLASGOW WEDNESDA.Y . . . . 4th Jan.
CITY OF MANCHESTER...........Ist
CITY OF GLASGOW

From PHILADELPHIA : 1853.
CITY OF. MANCHESTER .... SATURDAY .. sth Nov.
CITY OF GLASGOW
CITY OF MANCHESTER SATURDAY 7thJan.,1854.
Liverpool, Merseyside, England, 1853-11-21

LIVERPOOL ECCLESIASTICAL MUSIC SOCIETY.

MEMBERS are informed that the FIRST
OPEN NIGHT will take place on TUESDAY EVEN-
ING, the 29th instant, at Half-past Seven o'Clock, when a
PAPER will be READ by the Rev. AUGUSTUS CAMP-
BELL, A.M., Rector of Liverpool, and a Selection of
ENGLISH CHURCH MUSIC performed.
Clergymen and others, who are not members of the So-
ciety, may obtain Tickets at Messrs. DRIGIITON and LAUGH-
Toseu, upon produoins oza,c.. Garda.
WM. MATHISON, lion. Btu.
Liverpool, Merseyside, England, 1853-11-21

COBOURG.

Agnes, 146, Candlish .. .. . 0
.. Ann, 184), White .. .. 0
Asia, (s) ' ott, D& C M'lver &Co .. 0
Cambria s Stone, Burns and M•lver, .. s
Dart, 4", Groves .. .. .. 0
Diana. 180, Mossop .. .. .. 0
Emma, 168, Jones .. .. .. 0
Lieba, 86, Roberts .. .. .. 0
John, 123, Hopson .. .. .. 0
Lord Palmerston. 106, Williams .. 0
Margaret 8. Michael, 125, Thomas .. 0
Marquis of Anglesey, 52, Robinson .. 0
Mary, 120, Downey. .. .. .. 0
Mary Ann, 4g, Lewis .. .. .. 0
Mary Ann gg, Clausin .. .. .. 0
Mercury, 61, Owens .. . - .. ri
Ocean, 106. Francis .. .. .. 0
Priscilla, 32, Jenkins -- .. .. 0
Liverpool, Merseyside, England, 1853-11-21

EVERY EVENING TO

BELFAST AND THE NORTH OF IRELAND

VIA FLEETWOOD.

The Royal Mail Steamers leave
•
oew
FLEETWOOD FOR BELFAST
,411
21M1 Every Evening (Sunday excepted), at or
after 7.30, p.m.
And return from BELFAST every Evening (Sunday
excepted), at 6.15, p.m.
See "Bradshaw's Guide," page 141: or apply to

KEMP and Co., Fleetwood.
Trains lea's Liverpool (East Lancashire Station) at 4.15
p.m., and Manchester (Victoria Station) at 6.10 p.m.

STEAM COMMUNICATION BETWF,EN LIVERPOOL
•
AND SLIGO.
-
eel
The Splendid and powerful Steam•ship
SHAMROCK,
Captain STEWART,
is intended to sail between the above forts, with Goods and Passen-
gers, (with or without a Pilot, and with liberty to tow Vessels), dur.
ing the present month of October, 1853.
LIVERPOOL TO SLIGO.
From the Clarence Basin, as follows:
SHAMROCK Thursday, Nov. 24, at 3 o'clock afternoon.
FARES:—First Cabin, (including Fee,) 153.; Second Ditto, Ditto,
11s.; Steerage 7s.
Goods required to he alongside the Vessel one hour before the
time pleading.
Apply to JAMES HARPER, Sligo; JOHN WALKER, 77A, Market.
street, Manchester; or to

T. ➢IARTIN and BURNS and CO.,
12, Water-street, Liverpool.

gptatiattli.

STEAM COMMUNICATION BETWEEN LIVERPOOL

AND GLASGOW.

FARES.—CABIN, (including Steward's Fee), 125.; STENRAGE, ss,
Servants in Cabin, Full Fare.

Unless prevented by any unforeseen 'occurrence, the under-noted or
other Steamers are intended to sail, (with or without Pilots),
between Liverpool and Glasgow, with Goods and Passengers, as
under :

The Clyde Steam Navigation Company's Steam-Ships,
LYRA Captain HARDIE,
COMMODORE (Chartered) ....Captain BOYD,
ev
STAG. (new Steamer) .. . Captain MAIN,
• OR, lib
LYNX, (new Steamer) Captain MILLEN.
%sr FROM LIVERPOOL.
COMMODORE....Thursday...Nov. 24, at 4, Afternoon.
COMMODORE., .. Tuesday.... Nov. 29, at 9, Morning.
Passengers are requested to take charge of their own Luggage, as
the Ship is not responsible in any way for Its safety.
Horses, Cattle, Carriages, and all kinds of Vehicles shipped at
their Proprietors' risk.
T. MARTIN Sr BURNS and EO,, 12, Water-street.
C. MACIVER & CO., 12, Water-street.

giubiit atnu6ement4.
Liverpool, Merseyside, England, 1853-11-26

MARANHAM.

Julius Caesar, 737. Fleming, Moon and Co Gv
Phoenix, 383, Barclay Suter M`Neilledge
and Co, Nov 9_

MAURITIUS.

Matilda, MS,' M'Phun, Power & Strick-

land, Nov 16 . Stnl
lierelaw, 341, Eastdale, Row Hatton and
Co, Nov 22

MELBOURNE.

Andromache, 468, Passmore, Cotesworth &
Co, Oct 13 „. P
• • ...
Ann Martin, 476, Benson, Imne & om.
linson, Oct 27 .. P
..
Briseis, Brown, Gibbs, Bright & co. Sep 24 P
Eagle, 1049, Boyce, Gibbs Bright and Co,
Oct 27 .. • • Bm
Gladiolus, Taylor, W Nicol, Sept 3 K

NORTHERN

Golden Age, (s), 3000, Porter, Millers and
I Thompson .. Hskn
;Lady Mary. 253, W Sewhill, 11 E Moss

arid Co. Oct 28 .. G
••
'Marion Moore, Tweedie4 Moore or Baines S
Martin Luther, Kinney. D Glbb, Aug 9 .. Cg
Miltiades, Robertson, Kelso or Steel. Oct l P
'Persia, 2002, Milers & Thompson, Nov 2 Gv
,Tsyleur, Noble—Moore-ar Falrclough &Co P
'Margaret Russel. 88, Jones, Rhode and

linden. Nov 16
Conway,-11413T-Lister, J Rains& Co, Nov
15 ..B
Flora, 194. Waters, Renner & Carr, Nov 21 P
Anne, 98, J Baines & Co. Nov 22 .. Cg
Highlander, 97, --,J Baines & Co, Nov
22 ..

. Cg
Grafton, 77, Martin, Cuthbert and Co,
Nov 24
MELBOURNE & SYDNEY.

!Matilda NVattenbach, 1058, Clare, J J Mel-
huish and Co, Oct 25
Salem, M. Grath, P. Magee or Fox ..

Star of Freedom, J Gordon & co, or E Oliver
Sept 17
MESSINA.

Witch of the Wave, 277, Leslie, Vianna &
Co or Cargill ..
Prowler, Cumming, J G White or Strong
and Co, Nov 14 ..
Liverpool, Merseyside, England, 1853-11-26

CONTSTANTINOPLE, Nov. 10

The Phoebe, (ss), from Liverpool, will be de-1
tamed a few days to rept.ir, having been in con-,
tact with another vessel.

ST. MICHAEL'S, Nov. 6.

The Jane, Bird, from Calcutta to Plymouth,
is wrecked—crew, except three, baved—part of
cargo landed—wreck sold.
Liverpool, Merseyside, England, 1853-11-26

WATERLOO.

.. 0
.. iv
.. 0
.. 0
K,
.. 01

Adam White, 110, Little ..
America, 1137, Barstow, C Grimshaw
Ann Jane' 99, Evans .. . •
Ann Pritcha. d, 33, Phillips .
Arturo, 230 Azzoparui, Preston & Co
Cledan, 71, Evans .. ..
Crisossulas, 225, .. ..
Zskam, 55, (lark, .1 Barnes ..
Fanny Huntley, 24g. Taylor ..
Great Western, Farber . ..
Guiseppe. 24, tlrinent, Giamacoptdo &Co 0
Henry Take, 0„ Jacklin .. .. 0
James, 48, Evans .. .. .. 0
Jane, 77, Evans .. .. 0
Josephine, 81, Jones .. .. .. 0
Lark, 33, -- .. .. .. .. 0
Lady. Elwood, 85, —.. .. .. 0
Mary Ann, 44, Rees .. .. .. 0
Miss Douglas 55, Davidson .. . 0
Nerth .4merica, 1056, Gorham, Train & Co s 2
Osprey. 66, Carmichael .. .. . 0
Red, 99, Roberts .. .. .. 0
Radolph, 1'.5, Owens .. .. .. 0
Sardinia. —, Jordan .. .. s 2
Staffordshire, 1817, Richardson .. .. E
Se. Mary, 128, Hagan .. • . .. 0
Thomas Edward, 178, Wemyes, and Co e 2
Wellington, 51, Edwards .. .. 0

PRINCE'S.

14:1Ye:riinder, 270, Chapman

!Almelo, 47.2,-Atilimoh, Vos & Co'

Amelia,
.. 0
Anna Maria, 100, Valle, Partridge and Co a
Ann Martin 477 Benson, 1) Gibb
Andromache, 468, Pasmore, Muir & C 0...
Arabia, 323, Burnet .. .. 0

Argonaut 1237 —, Macdonel or Fairclough E
Bathing 101 Landa, R Shiel or J T Nickels s
Bella "allege, 699,

Black Eyed-Siml;: 157, Reay .. .. E
Briseis 1441 Brown, Gibbs, Bright, & Co.. w
Britannia, 445, Hamilton, Allan & Gillespie w
Cambria, 344, Scott, Lamport and Holt .. E
Canada, Hood, Allen &Co .. .. 0

..
Chrysolite, 475, Enright, R Vining .. o
City of Manchester, 543, Flinn .. •• w
Coaxer, 317, Bell, Imrie and Tomlinson .. a
Commodore, 25, Thomas • • .. o
Countess of Winton, 371 Steel .. .• w
Cresent, Ito, Williamson, T & J Harrison w
Crescent City, 832, Balliston, J Beasley or
Kelso - - .. .. . a
Crusader, 311, Hunter, Shallcross and Co., a
fluke of Wellington 478 —, Gladstone & Co w
Earl of Uxbridge, tl5, Thomas .. .. o
Eleanor Thompson, 241, Thompson .. E
Emily, 428, Schmidth, A Duranty u
Endymion, 618, Virythicombe, Cotesworth
and Co .. .. • • .. 0

Esk-217..Peters, T & J Brocklebank
Freeman, 198, Passmore.. ..
Gazelle, 286, Leslie .. ..
Galatea, 160, --, Imrie and Co
George, 198; Varley, Allen & Co-- .. 0
Gladiolus 556 Taylor, W. Nicol .. .. .. N
Grafton 77 Martin, W Cuthbert.. .. .. e
Indian Queen, 337,'Forsyth J Poole &Co 0
Iron Duke, 140, Cook, Job Bra .. .. E
Joven Pepita, 142, De Oleaga .. .. s
Julie Unzeta 535 Tyrers, or W. Nicol.. .. E
Jesefa Juan 400 Ogimaga, Partridge &Co a 4
Jhulem, 464, Bell, J St el & Sdn .. w
John elhuish, 790. Jenkins .. .. 0
Julianna 120 Larrianaga, Partridge & Co.. w
Kerelaw, 341, Easdale. Allen and Co .. w
Lady Hilda, 460, Thomas, N Waterhouse
Liverpool, Merseyside, England, 1853-11-26

BY MR. HILL,

On MONDAY next, 28th, and WEDNESDAY, 30th, each
day at 11 o'clock,

NIODERN AND USEFUL HOUSEHOLD
FURNITURE, splendid pier and chimney glasses,
pianoforte, costly gasalier, 8-day clocks and timepieces, ma-
hogany cabinets, cheffoniers, sideboards, 100, centre, dinner,
card, and snap tables, sets of well made Spanish maghogany
chairs, lounges, carpets, nearly new, hearth rugs,. hall tables,
chairs, lobby, hall, passage, and floor London-painted cloths,
modern mahogany four-post, camp, and bedsteads with
crimson-figured damask hangings, mattrass.s, 14 feather
beds, sets of chairs, French half-tester bedsteads, mahogany
chests of drawers, wardrobes, toilet, and dressing tables,
washing stands, toilet and dressing glasses, commodes, car-
peting, rugs, kitchen furniture and utensils, nest cage, shop
drawers, scales and weights, machine scales, measure, office
and shop fixtures, also the bottling ale and porter mer-
chant's stock, size gallon copper still with copper still head,
pewter and oak worms, tubes, tubs, stove, &c., for same,
spirit fountain taps, piping, casks, barrels, strong White-
chapel, harness, mare, modern-built drag, cart saddles and
breechings, &c., &c.
Liverpool, Merseyside, England, 1853-11-26

RATES OF PASSAGE FROM LIVERPOOL.

Cabin, in Two-berth State-rooms, Twenty-one guineas each berth
~ Three-berth „ Seventeen II II
„ Forward ~ Fifteen $, „
Including Provisions and Steward's Fee.

All having the same privileges, and Messing together.

A limited number of Passengers will be taken at Eight
Guineas, including as much Provisions as required ; and these
Passengers are hereby informed, that in order to satisfy the
requirements of the Government Officers, the date filled into
their contract tickets will be in every case the date of the day
preceding the fixed day of sailing.

These Steamers carry " Phillip's Patent Fire Annihilators.'

Au experienced Surgeon is attached to each Steamer.
Dogs at £3. each.

Freight £4. per Ton, and Unmanufactured Goods, &c., will
be taken subject to agreement, payable here or in Philadelphia,
at $4 80c. per Pound sterling.
Apply, in Belfast, to RICHARDSON, BROTHERS and
Co. ; in Dublin, to CORNELIUS CARLETON ; in London, to
EDWARDS, SANDFORD, and Co., for Passengers, and PICK-
FORD and Co , for Goods ; in Paris, to FRED. REDFERN, 8,
Rue de la Paix ; in Havre, to W. DAVIDSON ; in Man-
chester, to GEO. STONIER; and, in Liverpool, to
RICHARDSON BROTHERS and Co.,
12 and 13, Tower-buildings.

N.B.—When the arrangements are completed, and suffi-
cient Goods offer, one of the above, or other Steam-vessels,
will proceed to BALTIMORE, calling at NORFOLK,
Virginia, or other ports on the Chesapeake, going or return.
ing.
Liverpool, Merseyside, England, 1853-11-26

LONDON CORN EXCHANGE. -YESTERDAY.

We learn from Lonuon that on yesterday the quantities
of Foreign Wheat offered were good, as were also the
arrivals. Those of Flour were fair; also of Irish Oats.
Of other grain moderate; small attendance. The little
English Wheat fresh up sold at prices of Monday last.
Foreign sales limited, chiefly retail at Monday's terms. In
floating, two cargoes Egyptian, one at 50s V qr, Clear of
freight and insurance for United Kingdom, and the other at
50s. A cargo of Roanielia Rye sold at 48s 9d for conti-
nent. Barley very dull and rather cheaper. Beans and
Peas unaltered in value. Oats meet a fair sale ' • old, 6d to
is qr dearer. For Flour, fair inquiry at full prices.

zarirruvru,n II ATTU: MARKET.-=YESTERDAY.
Cows, 15; beasts, 891; sheep and lambs, 3,690 , calves,
334 ; pigs, 285. Beef, 2s 6d to 4s 6d; mutton, 3s 4d to
5s 2d ; veal, 3s to 4s 10d; pork, 3s 8d to ss.
ARRIVALS.—HoIIand beasts, 307 ; ditto, sheep, 1,110 ;
ditto, calves 259.

Beasts and sheep sold slowlyat Monday's prices. Calves
at a reduction.

WAKEFIELD CORN MARKET.-YESTERDAY.

The arrivals of grain ha,vo been stuall. The trade was
firm at about last week's rates, but business extremely
limited. Fine Barley sold at ais qr lower. Oats and
Shelling were unchanged in value. Beans and other
articles steady. Arrivals of Wheat, 3,972 qrs.

GLASGOW MARKETS.-YESTERDAY.

CorroN.—The beginning of the week the market opened
very quietly, with a little business doing, and that in favour
of the buyer ; but for the last few days there has been a
slight change for the better, and prices may be quoted the
same.

hum—Market quiet; buyers: 78s 6d to 795; sellers, 795.

THE FUNDS, STOCK AND
CLOSI

SHARE MARKET, LONDON

ENGLISH MARKET.
Consols Account
)951 f
1)0. Money
Do.
Three and a Quarter per
EBank
eScituoecrkß **
* : :
cent
: }
RAILWAY SHARES.
5. 2186; ImB.
Ambergate, Nottingham, and
Eastern Junction 5
Cale •out n 56
Do. reference.. 99.101
Bristol and Exeter ..

Friday. November 25th, 1853.
Lond,,n and N. W .Io3#
London and S. W..... 76 8
Blanche ter. %hefßeld, &

Lincolnshire 22/ 3/
Midland Stock 63/ /
North British 34) 1
Do Preference
Norfolks

North Staffordshire
Shrewsbury and Birm.
Do. L. and N. W. guar.
South E and Dover ..61a 21
York New.. and 8er..65 6

E Ist Anglian
Eastern 'ounties T 3
East Lancashire .......5
Eastern Union, A
Do B. dt C

Do. Extension
Do. Preference
York and North Mid —484 94
Do. Preferent e .
FOREIGN STOCKS.
Mexican 5
Spanish New Deferred 454 64
Do. assives 22
Do. Threes 4/I
Russians 11149
D 0... 97
LAND SHARES.
Agricultural
North 11 Aus tt alian..
Peel River

Edinbro' & Glasgow 6l 3
Great Northern B6 7

Great Western 83 4
Lancashire & Yorkshire 67
D k'ifths

Leeds North.-rn

London Br ghton and

South CO'ast 97 8

South Australia 36 8

From the London Gazette if last night.
BANKRUPTCY ANNULLED.
William Donald, cattle dealer, Hayton Aspatria, Cum-
berland.
Liverpool, Merseyside, England, 1853-11-26

itailluar foticaS.

LONDON AND NORTH WESTERN RAIL-
WAY.
NORTHERN DIVISION.
NOTICE FOR DECEMBER.

'THE Train leaving MANCHESTER for Sta-
tions on the North Union Line, at 9 30 A.M. will be
despatched at 9 20 ilas.
The 10 40 A.M. Train from PRESTON to LIVERPOOL,
will start at 10 50 A.M.

The 5 5 P.M. Train from LIVERPOOL to BIRMING-
HAM, will leave at 5 15 P.M.
The 5 15 p.m. Omnibus Train from LIVERPOOL to
ST. HELENS, will leave at 5 25 P.M.
The corresponding Train from ST. HELENS Junction at
6 5 P.M., will leave at 6 16 P.M.
Liverpool, Merseyside, England, 1853-11-26

FIRST WINTER NOTICE.

+5O CARMICHAEL & CO., in making their FIRST ANNOUNCEMENT of NEW and /4
„ EXTENSIVE PURCHASES for the coming WINTER, have much pleasure in stating that, from ct)
the high standing of their House as a Large Wholesale as well as RETAIL ESTABLISHMENT, and as
connected with others equally extensive in other parts of the UNITED KINGDOM and IRELAND, they
..78 have been enabled to secure from the Manufacturers the principal part of their NEWLY SELECTED
STOCK, adapted for WINTER WEAR, at OLD CASH PRICES; and they submit the whole to the Public ti
„,u2 with the full advantages arising from this circumstance. the various Departments are now quite full, and 'A.
comprise a very superior, if not unequalled, Assortment of the great variety of Goods they profess to keep. t.
C 5 They might enumerate specially the following Departments as particularly worthy of notice :—SILKS,
.14 SHAWLS, MANTLES, FRENCH MERINOES DRESSES, SCOTCH WOOL HOSIERY, FLAN- ;2,
NELS, LANKETS, CARPETS, FURNISHINGS, BEDS, BEDDING; also, FURS, BONNETS, E
0 RIBBONS, LACES, SEWED WORK, GENERAL HABERDASHERY, DRESS and MANTLE f=s)
E_, TRIMMINGS, PERFUMERY, LADIES' BOOTS and SHOES. General assortment of FRENCH WOVE 11-
STAYS, from 25.. 91d. per pair. SMITH'S PATENT STAYS, 12s. 6d. per pair.
THE LIVER ESTABLISHMENT, CHURCH STREET.

SILK and MERINO HOSIERY, Drawers
and Singlets, for Ladies and Gentlemen. The
LIVER, Church-street.
4.1

a
▪ SCOTCH WOOL HOSIERY, and Drawers
co •
and Singlets, for Ladies and Gentlemen; also in
Children's sizes. No advance in prices. The
c.)
s-, LIVE }l, Church-street.
0

r..) 111100LKA JACKETS, in new and varied
;-7• JE styles, for Ladies and Children ; also Fancy
co Crotchet Work, in Ruffs, Cuffs, Caps, Boas, &c.
p-1
::.
..-. The LIVER, Church-street.

SHIRTS.—White, from 15s. 9d. the Half-
E. 4 dozen; Coloured, from Bs. 6d. the Half-dozen;
Fine Striped, 11s. the Half-dozen ; Fancy Re-
gattas, from 14s. the Half-dozen. The LIVER,
Church-street.

WINTER GLOVES, in Cloth, Cashmere,
Braganza, Beaver, Plush, and Bid, lined. The
4.; LIVER, Church-street.
4..
a)
s-i WHITE KID GLOVES, Coloured and
u' Black. Best Paris Ditto. The LIVER,
..11 Ch urch-street.

g, TTAIBRELLAS in Gingham, Alpaca, and
c.? U Silk. The LIVER, Church-street.

WATERPROOF REVERSIBLE COATS
and Leggings for Gentlemen. The LIVER,
Church-street.
co
OUTFITTING
for GENTLEMEN, Banda-
nas, Ties, Stocks, Scarfs, ('oats, Dressing Gowns,
Plaids, Railway Rugs, Carpet Bags, and Port-
manteaus. The LIVER, Church-street.
Liverpool, Merseyside, England, 1853-11-26

TUESDAY NEXT.

ON TUESDAY next, the 29th instant, at half-past One o'clock,
at the Corn Salesroom, 14, Brunswick-street,
104 Barrels 1 Prime American Thin Oblong
27 Casks f LINSEED OIL CAKE.
ROBERT PROCTER, Broker.

Apply to
Liverpool, Merseyside, England, 1853-11-26

NORTHERN DAILY TIMES.

Lady Bassell,B7o;smiley, Farnworth and
Jordan ..

TRAFALGAR.

Dumbarton Youth, (s.s) 183, Middleton .. 0
Queen of the Sea, 148. Jones .. .. 0

VICTORIA.

Amazon, 400, Flenrichsen .
British Queen, 87, Kearns . ..
Chile, 561, Willcomb, Foeke &Co .. 0
Continent, 1008, Drummond, W Tapscot.. nl2
Coral Isle, 412. Broomhead .. .. 0
Delganny gog Hogg, Beasley and Colly .. e
Douglas Pennant, 78, Williams .. .. 0
Ellen .-diary, 48, i'vans .. .. 0
Felicity 299 Frost, W Cliff .........0
Flora 543. Nottingham Lamport and Holt 0
,rances, 22, Thomas .. • • .. r
Freedom, 35, Murdock .. .. • •
Ganges, 430. Lindsay .. • •
Henry Nesmith, 50 i, Butler ..
Cromwell, 748, Balls .. ..
Jabez, 31, 51`Kenzie .. ..
Joseph, 251, Borne .. ..
Lady Louisa Pennant. 73, Williams
Laura and Ellen, 69, Evans ..
Luther, 77, Williams .. .. ..
M. Ross, 49, Ulster .. .. .. .
Martin Frederick 470 Schultz, Cronstradt at
Mary Ann, 67 Hazelhurst .. 0
,nary M`Kenzie, 81, Al eagle, Allen &Co 0
Meta. 231, Fordyce .. • • . •
Monkton, 51, Doolittle ..
New Messenger, 218, Aloore, AllaW& Edwards 01
Old Dominion, Sampson, J Brown or Bar-

rison ••
Portland, 73, Evans ..
Pythia, 224, Haggerman, Baor, and Co, .. 0
Rapide, 329, Ruckelman .. .. 0
Reliance, 805, Fell .. .. .. o
Rentara,l2o. Zubaga, Partridge &Co .. a
Scotia, 111` Lean .. .• .. Prls
Selina, 86, Burtham • , .. 0
Star of Brunswick, 58, Scamp .. .. 0
Stadutrecht, b7O, - .. .. .. U
Success, 63, Porter .. .. .. U
Tarquin, 462, Doughty .. .. .. 0
Liverpool, Merseyside, England, 1853-11-26

LONDON LAW COURTS.

COURT OF QUEEN'S BENCE; YESTERDAY.

FRANKS V. WLLLMRB. AND SMITH.

In this case,. in which a rule nisi was obtained by Sir
Frederick Thesiger, to file a criminal information against
hicssrs. Willmer and Smith, the proprietors of the Liverpool
Chronicle, for a libel which appeared in that paper, reflecting
on the character of a lady of the name of Franks.
A learned gentleman (whose name we could not learn)
stated this morning that in this case he did not appear on
the part of the defendants to justify the libel, but to express
the great regret of the defendants that such a libel should
have appeared in their paper. They stated that they took
no part in editing the paper, which they left to a gentleman
whom they considered qualified to judge of the matter to be
inserted in the paper. They deeply regretted that such a
paragraph as that complained of should have appeared, and
the pain which it must have occasioned to the lady and her
friends.

Sir F. THESIGER said he could not allow this matter to pass
without making an observation or two. It was impossible
to conceive the mischief which had or might arise fi.om the
publication of the foul slander vchich was cast on Mrs.
Franks. No public journalist should allow slander to het
into the columns of his journal, and the slander of which
this lady complained was a most foul one. It was impossi-
ble to describe the pain which had hereby been occasioned
to the lady and her friends. For the circulation of such
slander was calculated to make an impression which could
not be removed notwithstanding the most ample apology.
But as the keeping of the slander alive by instituting ulterior
proceedings would not be a judicious course, he would, under
the circumstances, yield to the desire of the parties on that
occasion, and accept the apology which had been made. He
(would however insist on the payment of the costs, although
I e was not instructed to do so.
Lord CAMPBELL thought Sir Frederick Thesiger, on the
part of the injured party, had acted most handsomely to the
defendants. No public journalist had any right to circulate
private slander ; and it was to the credit of the journalists of
this country that they were extremely cautious in doing so.
In this case the prosecutors would have been justified in fol-
lowing A gayer.) ootins.' but as the milder course had been
adopted, all the court had to do was to discharge the rule.
Rule discharged accordingly.
Liverpool, Merseyside, England, 1853-11-26

NEW YORK, Nov. 12.

The Czar Peter, which arrived at Sam Fran-
cisco, Oct 1?, from Liverpool was leaky, and
part of cargo thrown overboard.
The Arcole, :.ewis, for Liverpool, which put
back to Baltimore, Oct 25, with three feet wa-
ter in her hold, was discharged ; part of her
cargo, about one-fifth, damaged—she is badly
strained.

DUBLIN.

Nov. 24.

AAR I V En—Enterprise, Shediac, Newßruna•
wick.

9tEENbTOWN.

Nov. 24.

Wind—North—Fair.

.Attatvan—Reliance, Watson, Alexandria.
Cornelia, Boyd, Liverpool.
Liverpool, Merseyside, England, 1853-11-26

LUBECK.

Elvine, Schwanck. Bahr & Co, Nov 10 .. Q 1
MADEIRA, RIO, AND VALPARAISO.
Valdivia. (s), 555, Rolt, Pacific Steam Co,
Nov 17 .Sdn

MADRAS.
Gazelle, 286, Leslie, A Cooper or Cotes-
worth, Nov 14

MALAGA.

Anna Maria 100 I. Valle, G Partridge, Fletcher
and Co. Oct 28
MALTA AND ALEXANDRIA. • •
Tigre, 288, Casser, Pothonier Gv
Guiseppe, 241, Bueat, M C Pothonier & Co,
Nov 20 W
MALTA, A LEXA KDRIETTA, & BEIROUT
Arabian, (s), 394, Graves, H Dixon & Co,
Nov 15 Gv

MALTA AND SMYRNA.
Agenora, 126, Lay, G Loutheau and Cross
Nov 9

MANILLA.

Bella Gellega, 699, Ramos, F de Oleaga and
Co, Oct 24 P
Julian de Unzueta,Tyrer or Nickels, Sept 12P
MARACAIBO.
Levant, 134, Folner, Greenshields and Co
or Bahr, Nov 21
Liverpool, Merseyside, England, 1853-11-26

Vessels Spoken.

Lord Ashburton, from Liverpool, in lat 46 n
lon 9w.
Navigator, from Smyrna to Falmouth, off
Cape de Gatt Oct 31.
Edward Beck. from Palermo to Liverpool
off Cape St. Vincent, Nov 3.
Martha, in lat 43 n, lon 15 w, Nov 14.
Uni, n, from Messina to Liverpool, off Cape
Palos, Oct 29
Dauntless, from Jaffa to Falmouth, in lat 27,
lon 38 n, by the Nonpareil, Oct 27.
Liverpool, Merseyside, England, 1853-11-26

BY ORDER,

General Manager's Office, Lime-street,
Liverpool, November, 1853.

ipubikatfon.

PEW SYSTEM.--Read " THE CHURCH OF
THE PEOPLE," No. 1, Price lid.
Sold by T. Sowler, A. Heywood, Hale and liowarth, and
all Booksellers in Manchester; and by DEIGHTON and
LAUGHTON, Liverpool.
Liverpool, Merseyside, England, 1853-11-26

SHARE MARKETS.-YESTERDAY.

LIVERPOOL.—The market was very well maintained
throughoutf and closed at the prices quoted below. Birken-
head, Lancashire, and Cheshire, £27.4 share, 18}; Cale-
donian, 28' -4- 1, 284 ; Eastern Counties, 13 5-16 ;
East Lancashire, 164•' Lancashire and Yorkshire, Stock,
66.1 -z ti 6-L- 71, Z-; Leeds Northern, 137,-; Manchester,
Sheffield, and Lincoln Stock, 221, 3.7,- ; Midland, 62:4- 63..
3 1 1 ; North British, 75- 7=l; South Eastern Stock,
18 -;1 11 16 §-„ ; York and North Midland, 21,i. 14he follow-
ing are the closing prices :—Caledonian, 28 8.9 11-3;
Eastern Counties, 13 5-16 -13-; Lancashire and Yorkshire,
672 2 ; London and North Western, 1033 1-4 ; Midland,
63 -1 • South Eastern, 183. a; York and North, 241 6;
Sheffield Stock, 231

MANCHESTER.—The following was the business
transacted:—Aberdeen, pref. 6 per cent., x.d.w.; Cale-
donian, 281; East Lancashire, (2nd issue, at lOs dis) 1-16 p ;
Lancaster and Preston, (new £lll shares) 8:::p ; Lancashire
and Yorkshire, 66i 1 :Es 7+ 4-; London and North Western,
B 1031 ; Ditto, M and , Qrs. C, 5-16 p ' • Manchester, Shef-
field, and Lincolnshire, 22 IZ-1, 34 1 3 ; Midland, 63 ; South
Eastern, 18 11-16 1 ; Warrington and Stockport, Id.
DUBLlN.—Consols, 941 ; 31 per cents. 96; for
account, 9th Dec., 951 ; Patriotic Insurance, 10 paid, 7-;
Dublin and Belfast Junction Railway, 45 paid, 44 ; Great
Southern and Western, 50 paid, 511 ; Killarney Junction,
8 paid, 6a; Mid. Great Western, 50 paid, 51.
Liverpool, Merseyside, England, 1853-11-26

DEATHS

On ihe 22d instant, at Hart-street, Grosvenor-square, Mr. Robert
Simpson, aged SS, for many years of Mount-street, Grosvenor-square.
On the 23d instant, at 12, Hanley-road, Homey-road, John Gilman
Esq., iu hi; 81st year.
Liverpool, Merseyside, England, 1853-11-26

WHAT MIGHT BE DONE.

" If the British men-of-war would sink or capture
the Russian fleet and bombard Sebastopol, and
land a Turkish army at Odessa, and secure the
line of communication for the Turks, that would
be an assistance, Sir. But the passive presence
of your fleet before Constantinople is only an em-
barrassment to Turkey, a check to her energies,
an iinpediment to her making use of those means
ofdefence which every political consideration points
out to her as the most availing and the most es-
sential. It is, in fact, nothing else than the prac-
tical EiSsuranoo that, in case of success, Turkey
should be prevented from reaping such fruits of
her victories as would finally settle the great
Oriental question, open for more than a century ;
and in case of defeat, to make her die—not like a
hero, by a glorious death, but to pi^e away in
consumption, brought on her by slowly but cer-
tainly killing diplomatic negociations."

THE POLITICAL POSITION.

" No, Sir, no imaginable diplomatic adjustment
can settle the Oriental question, unless it does
raise a barrier between Turkey and her ambitious
neighbours. As long as Austria is depending upon
the Czar she will always be in danger of the
independence of Turkey in the interest of the
Czar. On the contrary, if we imagine her—a
strange imagination indeed—independent and
strong, she will always threaten Turkey in her own
interest. Austria, if deemed a firs t-ratePo wer,reckons
it to be her inherited policy to speculate upon the
partition of the Turkish empire as well as the
Cabinet of St. Petersburgh. The Czar is pushed
by the wish of becoming a great maritime power,
while Austria is pushed in the same direction by
mightier reasons yet than those of an inherited
ambition. Be it that she loses hold of Italy—
which sooner or later is inevitable—be it that
Prussia gains an ascendancy over her in Ger-
many--,-in any possible emergency, she looks for
compensation only to the Turkish empire.
Moreover, after all that occurred in 1849, Aus-
tria can never be sure of her dominion over
Hungary as long as in her immediate neighbour-
hood there exists a power which, in the case of a
conflict—possibly delayed, yet unavoidable—must
become a ready support to Hungarian nationality
in all the future, as it has been in all the past,
against Austria, Upon these considerations, I
may now with confidence claim a verdict on the
question. What is the policy convenient to Great
Britain's honour, and peremptorily required by
her interests ? It is, Sir, the avoiding of half reso-
lutions, and of half measures before all. Either an
open and active share in the hostilities against Rus-
sia by land and by sea, or a peremptory demand on
Austria to put an end to her.ambiguous foul play,
and to define clearly her position either as an ally
of Russia or of Turkey."
Liverpool, Merseyside, England, 1853-11-26

Sheridan 202 Mcßae, Wilson &Co .. wl
Rheridan Knowles 953 White, IWCalmontbrs w,
Sirian.-- e

Sanera, 318 Hunter,
Saßitarin 140 Abella. Bahr & Co

.. .. wl

Star of Freedom, 536 Fiore, J E Oliver
Success. 67. Whitehead ..
Susan. 61. Reid

manna, 147, Williams, Muir, Morton, &

(Telegraph, 235, Goldsworthy, WTarbet and

. . on.. .. .. .. wl
Tereßa, 155, Floyd . •
• • • 31
• •
Triton, 397. Forshaw. E Oliver .. .. o
Triumpho, 100, Norgueira, R Singlehurst .. E
CO .. .. .. .. E
Unity. Owens .. .. .. 0
Liverpool, Merseyside, England, 1853-11-26

QUEEN'S.

Adelaide Victoria, 67, Scott
Adelina, 1 81. Cafeiro . •
Adventure, 285, Wheeler, T Harrison
Agenoria, 126, Lev. J Glynn & Son
Max MI Macke, Wilson and Co.. s
America, 485, Guthrie, Orr or Grrenshields w
sinker Berg, 100, Wierenga
Antje, 112, -, Bahr &Co ..
Antonia, 250, SmoquinH. Tothonier &Co w
Aquilla d' Oro, 140, Rodrigues ..
Ariel 191 Inkster,
Cambeyses, 292. Petersen, J R Dealy &Co w
Castries, 264, King, J Scott .. ..
Centipede, WO. Priest, J Glynn and Co ..
Charles, 160, Simons, F J Stutterheim E 2
Clemence, 203, Nintcman e
D'Harmonie, 173. Grooth, A F Moore e
De Twee (:ibroeders, 95, Berg, Vos Brown al
Liverpool, Merseyside, England, 1853-11-26

NORTHERN DAILY7TIMES.

Joven Pepita 150 Martinez, Bahr and Co w
Juno, 208 C4ronquist, Bahr & Co w
Lack Ann. 95. Abernethy P H Dean..
L'lndustrie, 360, Janseon. Niekols & Co ..
Louisa Otto Warblnw, 201, Moss, Bahr & Co P
Margaret. 310. England
&fedora, 642, Nicol. Cunard & Co
llercurius, 420, Bailin, Bahr & Co
Murray, 303, Booker ..
Mary Black 247 Day, Jones, sen..
Ocean Queen, 64. Dixon
n Odessa, 418, .A sehendarf..
. n Otto, 405. Ross..

Igllesrnere, 75, Foster, Clay & Co
Princess .149, Belzea, Miller & Co
Prince Arthur, - • • • •

Prowler. log. (7umming. J G White &Co w
Radiant, 263. Gillespie. fi ('liver w
Reform. go, Doyle. Wend & Ritson W
Rock City 597 Flavin. McCalmont and Co F:
Roth.eay ago Lock. J Farie .. • • 0
Liverpool, Merseyside, England, 1853-11-26

FOR SALE,
ital, The Fine British-built Smack
AMLWCH PACKET,
627 700-3500ths tons per register. Length 39 feet
2-10ths, breadth 13 feet 2-10tlis, depth 7 feet 9-10ths ; is
an excellent carrier, upon a light draft of water and well
suited for coasting purposes; now lying in Canning Dock.-
-For particulars apply to
RITCHIE, MACKAY, & CO., 6, Cook-street.
Liverpool, Merseyside, England, 1853-11-26

M. KOSSUTHON THE WAR.

M. Kossuth wrote to the promoters of the
Glasgow meeting, setting forth his opinions on
the eastern question. The letter mainly attacks
Austria. We extract some passages expository of
M. Kossuth's peculiar opinions :

OUR INTEREST IN THE WAR.

" Russia, successful in her encroachment upon
Turkish independence, either by . direct con-
quest or by a hypocritical treaty—more de-
leterious than even a direct conquest could
be —and the despotic Czar of oppressed Russia
will be the master of the world, at least of Europe
and of Asia. Permit Russia to take hold of a di-
rect or indirect dominion over Turkey, and she will
at once have gained such a preponderance over
and above every European power, that in compa-
rison to her you needs will have lost your position
of a first-rate power, and must become dependent
on the good pleasure of the omnipotent Czar, at
least in some of those politicali social, and com-
mercial relations upon the compound of which
your position of a first-rate power is based. Each
of your material interests, from your political stand-
ing in the great family of nations, to your Indian
concerns, where—and let that word well be minded
while there is yet time to mind it—all the millions
of your Mahommedan subjects recognise the Sul-
tan of Constantinople as their religious chief—
down to the very price of your daily bread, is in-
volved in the struggle between Turkey and her
enemies."
Liverpool, Merseyside, England, 1853-11-26

LISBON, Nov. 18.

The Premier. Walsh. from Majarn to Liver-
pool, reported to be leaky, has arrived to-day,
as also some other vessels of which no particu-
lars can be obtained.

MALAGA, Nov. 14

The flower of Yarrow, from Vigo, arrived on
Ithe 10th, considerably damaged, and must be
partly discharged to repair.
Liverpool, Merseyside, England, 1853-11-26

Vert.itnno, G ambardillo, J G White & Schro-

eder..
W. If. Davis, 877. Dand, Glen & Co
60. Sturdy

Witch of the Ware, 223 Brown, Suter &Co e
Woodland& 84 Moore .. e
Liverpool, Merseyside, England, 1853-11-26

-MOBILE

England, 893, M'Lean, •Brown Colburn &
Co, Nov 5 .. .. B
..
Wasp, 1339, Power, .1 Poole and Co, Nov 913 m
Edward Johnston, 997, Lawson, Femie Brs
& Co, Nov 16 .. .. B
Imperial, 1279, Moran, Fernie Brs and Co,
Nov 23 .. .. B
..
William Ward, 751, Wemyss, J Gordon &
Co, Nov 24 . .. G

MONTREAL.
America, 485, Guthrie, W Orr or Green-

shields
St. Laurence, 578, At'lldaster, Allen & Gil-
lespie, Oct 17 . •
Toronto, 513, Ballantine, Allan & Gillespie,
Nov 21 •.

➢IONTREAL AND QUEBEC.

Britannia, 448, Hamilton, Allen and Gil-
lespie..
Alice Gill, 280, Wright, Allen and Gilles-
pie, Nov 22 .. •• ..
Liverpool, Merseyside, England, 1853-11-26

Maritime Extracts.

Mary Stewart, Osborne, sailed from Xabia
for Liverpool, Nov 6.
Esperance, Fehrman, from Liverpool at St. l
Übes.
Antiquary, Gardine, sailed from Bilboa for
Liverpool, Nov ' 9
Palms, Bucke from Liverpool at Hambro'.
Koh-i-noor, from Bombay to Tutacorin, off
Dartmouth, Nov '22.
The barque Harrison, Chilton, of Liverpool,
from Glasson ,ock to Dalhousie, in ballast,
was fallen in with, Nov '2, in lat 42, lon 42, in
a sinking state ; the crew, nineteen in number,
and a fema'e passenger, were taken off by the
Eureka, • Sloane. of Dumfries, from Philadel-
phia, arrive $ here to-day.
The Albert. (s). from Dublin, ran a,ainst the
Sandon Pier Head this morning, during a thick
fog, and injured her bow, which caused her
fore compartment to fill.
Liverpool, Merseyside, England, 1853-11-26

MONTE VIDEO,

(Otto, 405, Roos, Bahr & Co, Nov I 8

MONTE VIDO & BUENOS AYRES.
Julia, 187. Malon, Coteaworth and Co or

. .
Bahr . ..
Constante, de Arana, Partridge and Co, or
Kelso, Oct 28
... .. ..
__ .__

NAPLES.

',Rapid, 125, Pearce, J Moss & Co or Cram

I &Co ..
IJordeson, 280, Le Lean, Vianna Jones &

Adelina, 181. Caliero, J C White and
Schroeder, Nov g
George Lord, 181, Amlot, Vienna & Co or
A Jackson, Nov 20
NEW ORLEANS .

Arundel, 868, Slills, S G raves, Nov 9 Bin
Delgany, 890, Ogg, Holdsworth or Beasley,

Oct 13 .. V
• •
Jersey, 154, Day, Rathbone Brs &Co .. S
John Howell, 811, Johnalone, Douglas and

, .
Co or Quayle .. . ...
.. .. Sdn
Marione, 796, --, Kirk & Fumiss, Oct 17 8
Old Dominion, 620, Sampson, J Brown or
Harrison, Nov 1.. .. .. V
Rockaway, 820, Goodwin, J Brown or Har-
rison, Oct .1 .. . Bir
..
Sea Flower, 1075, Loring, Crocker Hardy 1
and Co .. . V
..
Queen Victoria, 711, Chase, M J Brown or
Harrison, Nov 10.. Bm
...
Sardania, 802, Jordan, C Grunshow & Co,
_ -

..
.:
Nov 1/ .. .. Bm
John Davies, 1133, Hughes, R & It Davies,
Nov IS .. .. Bkd
..
Fanny Giffney, 800, Moody, Pilkington &
IN ilson, Nov 18.. .. .. Bm
Ellen, 893, Margery, Fernie Brs and Co,

. „
P ov 23 - .. .. Bm
Lady Falkland, 672, Duguid, Rankin Gil-
mour & Co, Nov 23 .. B
..
Tarquin, 450, Doughty, Jacot Taylor and
Co, Nov 24 _.. .. P
• .

NEW YORK.
Continent, 1211, Drnmmond, W Tapacot
and Co .. .. .. V
Flora, 440, Nottingham, Muir or W Quayle W
George A Phelps, 776, Shannon, Focke &
Boult, Nov 2 .. 8.111
..
Anglo Saxon, 1233, Sinnott, Farnwort and
Jardine, Oct 25 .. ' .. .. Bill
America, 1137, Bristow, C Grimshaw, Nov IOW
C Jerome, Jun, 1200, Cone, Jacot Taylor
& Co, Nov 15 .. .. Bin
Great Western, 1609, Furber,. Baring Brs
& Co, Nov 15 .. • • .. W
Lincloden Castle, 722, BUDonnell, Doug-
las & Westcott .. B
..
Bee, 1352, Grant, Gibbs Bright and Co,
ov 16 .. .. .. B
Enterprise, 812, Davies, Gnion & Co, Nov
18 .. .. Bm
Irene, 1287. Masson, Guiou do Co, Nov 20 Bm
Liverpool. 1077, Kearney, Bowman Grin-
nel and Co, Nov 23 .. .. W
Liverpool, Merseyside, England, 1853-11-26

COBOURG.

BRUNSWICK.

Adelaide Bell, lagt, Chase
Atlantic, 400, Holt, Bahr & Co • •
Amelia 550, Redman, Bahr & e
Andreas, 387, Hope)lom b
Bee, 1352, Grant. Gibbs Bright &Co .. b
Capßouge,llo7, Pherson, Valentyne &Co w
Castus, 289, Graham, Miller & Co
Catherine, 933, Crerar
Chatham, 813, Vinnis, M'Calmont e
Columbus, 962, Chaloner & Fleming .. e
Cumloden Castle, 722, M'Donald, Douglas

.. n

W

and Westcott
Edinburgh 892 Blair ..
Ellen, 406, Henderson, E Oliver
Edward Johnston. 997. Lawson ..
Filen Oliver. 683 Hyland, E Oliver .. e
Enterprise. 6x9. Hardma w
•
Espoir, 159, Zillion. 11 Gauwin .. 0
Florence, 174, M Kenzie Houghton & Co n
Fornjot. 492, Steen, Suter & Co.. w
George Foster, .500, 7.essin, Bahr &Co .. e,
Gertrude. 229, Middlemost
Glenlyon, 908. Oliver. S R Greaves
Graf Von Schwerin, 290. Krause. Bahr&Co
Helen. 860. Laws, Sharpies x, Jones
Imperial, 1299, Moran, Fernie Brs
Iris. 80, Dawson ••
John, 535, Paws, T Frost,
Jessie. 350. Donnely
Jupiter. 302, Syvret, r P Oxley ..
Lady Falkland. 673, Duguid. Rankin, & Co
Lencluden Castle, 993, Hamilton, J John-
stone
neon, 279. Govertes, D F Gauwin
Lotus. 872. Watson, Rankin & Co
Lord Gough, 234. Smith, J SDe Wolf .. w
Magnet, 1123, Grundel, Lamrort &Co .. E
Mariner, 312. M'intyre, A F Byrne w
Marys. 343. Thompson, Sharpies and Jones, 0
Mary Jane. 88. Gray . n
Matoka, 1923. Pallare. M'Calmont Rrs w
Meteor, 757. Phillips. Holderness &Co .. 0
Monsoon, 1084, Kinney, Jamnek and Bibley w
Norman, lio, ',haw .. w
Palermo, 325 Clough .. w
Peeping Tom. 249, Boyle. Cuthbert &Co e
Peterhof, 493. Dwyer, Fernie Sirs 0
Pollock, 815 M'lntyre, Rankin & Co .. w
Progress, 942, E Oliver.. .. .. a
Revival, 432, -, Miller Houghton &Co w
Rolling Wave, 506, Sparks. J S De Wolf.. • 0
Rothschild, 647. Ralkely, E Oliver E
Sarah. 557, Truman ..
Seaflower, 1023, Lowring, Maddock & Co W
South Pictau. 213, --
Snowdon, 594, Reedie. Brown & Co
Spartan, 275. Mills, J D Wolfe ..
Spartan. 626. Stewart. Willis Sc Co,
Speed, 10'0, Baxter, Gibbs & Co.. .
Sultana 1316 Delany .. • • ..
Telegraph, 129, Bndiann, Miller & Co 0
Timandra, 1117. Tucker w
Village Maid, 91. Johnston .. .. 0
William. 291. Moritz. Bahr and Co s
Young Hunter, 9', Cra,l ••
s I
. 01

:: el
Liverpool, Merseyside, England, 1853-11-26

UN lON.

dlmora, 1238. Dunn, Gilles & Co ..
Cleopatra sgB Chapman, J Baines .. N
Emma, 168, Jones .. .. 0
Fairlie ef Jane, 56, Robinson ..
Grenada. 155. - ..
Jane,'R39, Hunter, Sharpies and Jones ..
Lord Palmerston. 106, Williams .. .0
Maid of Athens, 22g, Bonfellow, Bahr & Co, 0
Paramatta 660 Carr, Miller &Co .. w
Tory 608 Hoskins, D Gibb w
Liverpool, Merseyside, England, 1853-11-26

29,150,715,

BANKING D.

-PARTMENT . ,Li
Credit. i Debit. 04,
Proprietors' % _ lie, ,
j £l4 553 000 Government } XV'' &Y
Capital .. " Securities g 09'90
1 4
Rest 3,217,322 Other Securities 94
If 60
Public Deposits . 6,034,154 Notes
Other Deposits .. 11,632,208 Silver & Gold }
Seven-day, and }
1,259,013 Coin
---"<ji
other 8i115...
X3(3,%.

£36,695,6971

f:4
The Bank of England returns for tnioolr
ending the 19th of November show the ic);1144
results as compared with the returns for 56,41
ceding week. Notes issued, decrease ~,st,
Unemployed notes, increase 554,2301. crektl
crease 5,862/. Bullion in both departments, 'll4ltli
63,2441. Active circulation, decrease ter
ot
Public deposits, increase 1,024,9321. 0t174-
posits, decrease, 149,5611. Seven-day an de
bills, decrease, 62,9181. On the credit 5,..1, **-01
government securities have increased 711,1°20e
in the other securities there is a decre
44.2,8011. crerior
Our Share Market begins to show 111,i-ef '0
symptoms of revival daily, and unless 1049;rtte,,1
investment has entirely forsaken the 1,1 pc]) -t
districts, a marked improvement in this 1)2; li3ti;
our business must soon take place. Tile,,,--foril",t
be large sums in the hands of the public 0.;;;t.,
vestment, and consequently a re-activ;
necessarily ensue. To-day the market wa
and closed firmly at our quotations.

THEATRE ROYAL.—Last evening the members ce.,,,,er
Manchester Shaksperian Society gave a perforiarot.7
proceeds of which are to be presented to the 81101,10t117500
pital. The performances were " Much Ado about e s€l,4.
and "Twelfth Night," plays which amateurs tO CSC"
successful in representing. The house was. crowded
A poetical address written/by Mr. J. B. Rogerson ws,se ettl
by one of the members. At the conclusion of lie ocp.
mance the members of the Manchester Shakespegelo
saps
were entertained to supper at Mr. Lawton's iya toPe
As usual at host Lawton's, the viands wore a'
class, and admirably served. ?ijitt‘l'
DOCTOR SUTHERLAND, a gentleman well known
has Deebt:ifeboi
pool, as of great eminence in his profession, the cdeefi
week through Liverpool on an inspection 0 hor
yards, and has been accompanied by the churs the le 014
the parish. We have heard that the visit
.01 likely
doctor, who has been in a public capacity,
_!.9,,ards•
followed by the closing of several of our grav7atioriiiiiy,
AccioEim—Robert Pierson, residing in N:sl,,rotioa
whilst working on board a vessel in Mr. Cato b_metilp iy4a
yard, fell into the hold, and sustained a severe2s recel`
and contusions on the face. The above ease.'" r.
at the Southern Hospital.
rt froolor`4
d
ELECTION OF WARD AssEsso.—n. Salt
_ or
oar, faJcr
yesterday morning, Mr. William Wilson, If
so for
was elected, without opposition, a ward ass'
friars' Ward in that borough.
Liverpool, Merseyside, England, 1853-11-26

~
& Sons .. . .
Lanercost, 318, Ponsonby, T & J Brockle-

bank
Livingstone 467 M. Gee, Steele & Co.,
Maria, 315 Turpin, J. Mondell ..
Maria French, 242, Tinlay . .
Margaret, 70, Thorns ..
Martaban,B72, Adamson. T & J Brocklebank w
Mary Bibby, 299. lierb,rt .. 0
Mary Carson. Johnson .. .. 0

Marys, 64, Albeck 0
Matilda Wattenbach, 1058, J J Melhuish, E
Mercutio, 244 Millican, J Poole and Co .. 0
Miltiades 674 Henry, .1 S de Wolf E
Patna, 363, Smith, 'l' &J Brocklebank 0
Queen, 194, Gault, l'e..rce or Meller E
Queen Mab 394, Lamb, Wm Rotherhard E
Ranger 303 Ellery, J Lhalmer and Co .. E
iißeindeer 460 Hunt . • .. 0
OiSalern 315 M'Grath, P Magee E

-Talatiga 441, Beiser, nrowii Sz Co
Sandbach, 447, Ellis .. .•

, .
Sole. 263. Write, Oleaga &Co .. E
Sterlingshire, 640, 51cLeay
Sultana 302 Keddie, J Baines
Surat, 501, Eves, Shallcross & Co w
St. Lawrence, 600, APMaster, Allen & Co
Sumatra, 776, Grivel Vos Brown and, Co.
Stenger, 119, Power, Hatton & Cookson
Thomas Brocklebank, i 30, Rovison, Calcutta
F & J Brocklebank

Thomas Fielding, 465, Guy, Cowie Scott &

Taydeur, 3000, Noble, C Moore ..
Toronto, 540, kladantyne, Allen and Co .
Town, 47' Gibson, N. Treweek
Ulidia, 236, 111`Ready
Liverpool, Merseyside, England, 1853-11-26

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SECOND EDITION.

Northern Daily Times Office,
Nine O'clock, a.m.

EASTERN WAR.

PARIS, FRIDAY.
tile be Funds have risen, for the pacific solution of
imiastern question is still confidently believed
11.3 r the speculators.
tkZ'ee-per-Cents closed at 74f. 34c., and Four-
"'Ralf per Cents at 100 francs.

VIENNA, THURSDAY EVENING.
bt,llll_° Russians attacked St. Nicholas, in Asia,
11d and sea, but were repulsed five times !
k4l
Russian steamer, with 1,500 men on board, was
4441:1ed, 25 of the crew were saved by the Turks,
r,‘ brought to Constantinople as prisoners.
``elleral Baraguay d'Hilliers arrived at Constan-
11°131e on the 15th.

VIENNA, 21

few days ago an attache of the Ottoman
hLbation left Vienna for Constantinople with a
t Which will, it is said, open the way to different
14lIciations between Turkey and Russia.

BUCHAREST, 7.
Yesterday, the Turks made an attempt to cross