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The Northern Daily Times.
Liverpool, Merseyside, England, 1853-10-18

ILY TIMES

the face of the whole question. The draught note proposed
by the Sublime Porte was then. set aside, and the cabinets
were requested to express their . views. of this violation of
treaties after the protest of the Sublime Porte. On the one
hand, the Ottoman Cabinet had to wait for their replies, and
on the other it drew up, at the suggestion of the representa-
tives of the Powers, a project of arrangements, which was
sent to Vienna.

As the sole answer to all these active steps, the draft of
our note prepared (elabore) at Vienna made its appearance.
However that may be (Quoiqu'il en, soit) the Ottoman
government fearing rightly (a juste titre) everything which
might imply a right of interference in. favour of Russia in
religious matters, could do no more than give assurances
calculated to dissipate the doubts which had become the
subject of discussion ; and it will not, after so many prepar-
ations and sacrifices, accept propositions which could not be
received at the time of the stay of Prince Menachikoff at
Constantinople. Since the cabinet of St. Petersburg has
not been content with the assurances and pledges that have
been offered, since the benevolent efforts of the high Powers
have remained fruitless, since, in fine, the Sublime Porte
cannot tolerate, or suffer any longer the actual state of things,
or the prolongation of the occupation of the Moldo-Walla-
chian Principalities, they being integral portions of its em-
pire=—the Ottoman Cabinet, with the firm and praiseworthy
intention of defending the sacred rights of sovereignty and the
independence of its government, will employ just reprisals
against a violation of the treaties which it cmisiders. as a
casus belli. It notifies, then, officially, that the government
of his Majesty the Sultan finds itself obliged to declare war,
that it has given most precise instructions (les instructions
les plus categoriques) to his Excellency Omer Pacha to de-
mand from Prince Gortschakoff the-evacuation of the Princi-
palities, and to commence hostilities if, after a delay of
fifteen days from.tbe arrival of his despatch at the Russian
head quarters, an answer in the negative should be re-
turned.

It is distinctly understood that should the reply of
Prince Gortschakoff be negative, the Russian agents are to
quit the Ottoman States, and that the commercial relations
of the respective subjects of the two governments shall be
broken off.

At the same time, the Sublime Porte will not consider it
just to lay an embargo upon Russian merchant vessels,
a 3 has been the practice. Consequently they will be warned
to resort either to the Black Sea or to the Mediterranean
Sea as they shall think fit, within a term that shall
hereafter be fixed. Moreover, the Ottoman government
being unwilling to place hindrances in the way of commer-
cial intercourse between the subjects of friendiy powers, will
during the war leave the Straits open to their mercantile
marine.
Liverpool, Merseyside, England, 1853-10-18

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Liverpool, Merseyside, England, 1853-10-18

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NEW YORK AND (VIA JAMAICA) TO CHAGRES.
The undernoted or other first-class Screw Steam-ships will sail
FROM LIVERPOOL TO NEW YORK,
ONCE A MONTLE until further notice, the extended service being Twice
a Month, when the Ships now building are completed:
ANDES Captain MoODIE.
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JURA Captain DOUGLAS.
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excellent accommodation, to Boston, £2O, including Provisions and
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on Board.
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As soon as Goods are going for Canada, and any quantity offer
for PORTLAND, these Vessels will call there.

PHILADEPHIA and LIVERPOOL
LILNE of PACKETS.
Sailing from LIVERPOOL on the Ist of each month,
and from PHILADELPHIA on the 15th.

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RIP VAN WINKLE, Alfred F. Smith, 1000 tons, Ist November.
MARY PLEASANTS, William M Kennard, 800 do Ist December.
SHENANDOAH, Hugh Morrison .... 800 do Ist January.
SHACKAMAXON, William H. West ... .1200 do lst February.
CABIN PASSAGE—FIETEEN GUINEAS.
Parcels will be receipted for at 2s tid 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.
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Freight payable at 4 dollars 80 cents per pound sterling.
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own worst enemies

viduals, .and with bodies of men co-operating
in certain biboUrs, for certain, purposes. The
labouring productive .classes of England have of
late,years enjoyed an almost unexampled amount
of prosperity. They, have had for the most p 44,
plenty to do, and have been well remunerated for;
what they have done. Yet with- the increase of
their social comforts, the demand for a higher rate
Liverpool, Merseyside, England, 1853-10-18

EVERY EVENING TO

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BELFAST AND THE NORTH OF IRELAND,
VIA FLEETWOOD.
The Royal Mail Steamers leave
FLEETWOOD FOR BELFAST
Every Evening (Sunday . excepted), at or
- - after 7.30, p.m.

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And return from BELFAST every Evening (Sunday
excepted), at 6.15, p.m.
See "Brad.shaw's Guide," page 141: or apply to
KEMP and Co., Fleetwood.
Trains leave Liverpool (East Lancashire Station) at 4.15
p.m.,•and Manchester (Victoria Station) at 5.10 p.m.
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Commercial 4pal6.

TUESDAY,

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This day, (Tuesday,) the 18th inst., at half-past One.o'clock,
At the Commercial Sale Room, Temple Court,
105 Boxes Short Middles American BACON.
Apply to WM. GARDNER and Co., BrOk(
This day

Tuesday,) the 18th in_ at half-past One o'clock
the Commercial Sale- Room, Temple Court;
About 1,000 Boxes American CHEESE, .

Apply to Mr. THOMAS t'4ORMAN, iterchant, or to
WM. GARDNER and Co., Brokers

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DAILY TIMES
Liverpool, Merseyside, England, 1853-10-18

IEI URS.—Martin Sable, French Sable, Mink,
r Ermine, Chinchilla, Kolensky, Musquash, Squirrel,
and Swan's Down.—FRISBY, DYKE, and Co., Lord-street.

I TRAW BONNETS.—Chenille and Velvet Mix-
tures, Cordenette, whole Straws, Rice, Devon, Lustre,
Tuscan, Lutons, Leghorns, Chips, Crinoline and Satin
Straws. Ladies' and. Childrens' Stays,--FRISBY DYKE,
and Co.

RIBBONS.—A large assortment of Parisian
and British novelties in Tartan Plaids, and Brocades,
Gold and Silver Tinsels, ' Belt Ribbons, Fancy Ties, and
French Flowers.—FßlSßY, DYKE, and Co.

ACES .—Honiton, Valenciennes, Maltese,
Thread, and Limerick Habit-shirts, Sleeves, Collars,
and Lappets ; Lace, Mantles, Jackets, and Falls; Flouncings,
Edgings, Insertions, Sewed Muslins.—FßlSßY, DYKE,
and Co. '

BOOTS and SHOES for Ladies and Children
in every variety and fashion suitable for the season.
American Goloshes, Ladies' White and Black Satin Dress
Shoes.—FRISBY, DYKE, and Co.

TADIES' and Childrens' Hosiery in Cotton,
4 I Merino and Lambs' Wool. Ladies', and Childrens'
underclothing, Polka Jackets, Gloves, &c., in great variety.
--FRISBY, DYKE, and Co, Lord-street.

DRESSE S, in Bayadere and Embroidered,
Robes, Fancy Spun, and Wool Tartans, French
Merinos and Delaines, Australian Crapes, Coburgs, Circas-
sian Cloths, Challis, ac.—FRISBY, DYKE, and Co.

DRlNTS.—Calicoes, Sheetings, Long Cloths,
Flannels, Scotch and Manchester Muslins, Checks,
Ginghums, Ready-made Printed Cambrie Morning Robes,
Evening Dresses.---FRISBY, DYKE and CO.

TRIMMINGS for Dresses and Mantles, in
Fringes, Gimps, Braids, Velvets, Drawing Ribbons,
Buttons, Ornaments, Tassels and Girdles, Berlin Wools and
Patterns ; Reticules, Perfumery, Seap.—FRISDY, DYKE,
and CO.

A Large Stock of allkinds of FAMILY MOURN-
ING. Funerals Furnished most economically by
FRISBY, DYKE, and CO., Lord-street.

ENT LE MEN'S Bandannas, Scarfs, Ties,
G Shirts, Fronts, Collars, Stocks, Gloves, Poncho and
Railway Wrappers; Cotton, Merino, and Scotch Wool Vests
Drawers and Hose ; Carpet Bags,—FRISBY, DYKE, and
CO.

FITRNI SHIN G. —Damask, Moreens,
Chintzes Table Covers, Cornices and Poles, Oil Baizes,
Blankets, Quilts, Counterpanes, Plain and Fancy Window
Upholsterers' Trimmings in Variety.—FßlSßY,
DYKE, and CO., Lord-street.

TIINENS of Guaranteed Fabrics ; Irish, Scotch,
and Barnsley Sheetings ; Damask and Diaper Table
Linen,; Itackabac and other Towellings; Brown Holland,
Lawn Handkerchiefs, Glass Cloths.—FRISBY, DYKE, &
CO.
Liverpool, Merseyside, England, 1853-10-18

FRISBY, DYKE, and CO., Lord-street,
respectfully announce that they are prepared to
show a large Assortment of Autumn Novelties; in their
Various departments.

ILKS, in Bayadere, Moire Antique, and rich
0 Brocaded. Robes. New Checked, Striped, and Barred
Glaces; Black Ducapes, Satins, Satinettes, Silks,• Velvets,
Plushes, and Terrys.—FßlSßY, DYKE, and CO.

FRENCH and British Wove SHAWLS,
Canton Crape Squares, Wool Shawls in Twedes,
Bayadere, Shepherds, and Clan. Tartans.—FßlSßY,
DYKE, and CO., Lord-Street.

/CANTLES.—The Talma, in Genoa, Lyons,
_ll_ and:British Velvets. The Gertrude, Maude, Ophelia,-
Venise, Viola, Spanish and Cardinal, in • cloths variously
trimmed. Also Mourning Mantles.—FßlSßY, DYKE,
and CO.

ATJTUMNAL FASHIONS in MILLINERY,
.
comprising Glace, Satin, Terry, with the new sonnet
ala Eugenie, Caps and Head Dresses of every description.
--FRISBY, DYKE, and. CO., Lord-street.

T4OANS GRANTED on personal security;
Bills and Promissory Notes discounted ; Mortgages,
and Fire and Life .Assurancos effected.—Apply to G. H.
GOODALL, 40, Whitechapel.

Ortit4 br Ration.

CLEARANCE SALE BY AUCTION,

WITHOUT RESERVE.
This Day, (Tuesday,) the 18th instant,`at Two o'clock in
the • afternoon, on the Premises, Parker-street, near
Church-street,
A Choice selection of Elegantly Framed EN-
GRAVINGS, comprising the Wellington Banquet
at Apsley House ; Shoeing the Horse, by Landseer, and
others; Fashionable Silver-plated Tea and Coffee Equipage ;
Spoons, Forks, &c. ; Two Packages Turkey Sponge ; Two
Jars Fine Honey; Valuable Double Gun, by Manton ; a
Rifle ; Gold Guard Chain ; Eight-day Office Clock; Various
Lots of Furniture, Beds, Oil-Cloths, &c. ; now on view.
Liverpool, Merseyside, England, 1853-10-18

Illuniripai (Etat ion.

TO THE MUNICIPAL ELECTORS OF VAUXHALL

WARD

•
GENTLEMEN,
HAVING had the honour of being waited upon
by a highly respectable Deputation from your
Ward, with a Requisition that I should become a Candidate
for your suffrages at the approaching Election, I hasten to
respond to the invitation of so numerous and influential a
body of the Electors. In soliciting your support, I beg
leave to state that I am an ardent admirer of the present
Administration, in favour of Financial Reform, and a sin-
cere friend to Civil and Religious Liberty.

I remain,
Your most obedient servant,
DANIEL POWELL

.verpool, Ist October, 1853

caugraiia.

AUSTRALIA.
s"$S6, " B ENCLOSED BERTHS, 16 16s.
LACK HALL" CLIPPER PACKETS,
led;''AlLoh‘' FOR ADELAIDE, MELBOURNE, AND SYDNEY,
agliP Landing Passengers at the Wharf.

Tons. I .Destination

GLENDALOUGII.
MARCO P0L0....
MARION MOORk

5ydney........ Oct. 30
,Melbourne. ... Oct. 30
Melbourne.... Nov. 1.

The ships are all first class, and have made the fastest passages on
•ecord. Their 'tween decks are lofty and thoroughly ventilated.—

.rovisions and water are put on board for 20 week-s, under Govern-
nent inspection, and carry experienced Surgeons.
JAMES BAINES & CO., 6, Cook-street, Liverpool.

"BLACK BALL" LINE OF AUSTRALIAN PACKETS.
Carries a full Band of Music, as well as Chess, Backgammon, and
Draft Boards, for the amusement of the Passengers.
With Passengers, Parcels, and Specie. having
Buillion Safes.
Will be dispatched on the 25th ihst
For MELBOURNE,
celebrated clipper Ship,
MARCO POLO,
eit *l.e,
CHARLES M'DONNELL, Commander,
(Chief Officer during her last two voyages 0
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 abrod.d.
SECOND VOYAGE.— Left Liverpool 13th March, 18.53, and arrived
back, 13th September, 1853 months, including detenon abrad.
Acknowledged to be the most remarkable achievemetint in,o the
annals of navigation.
For further particulars apply to
JAMES BAINES, & Co., 6. Cook-street.
Liverpool, Merseyside, England, 1853-10-18

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Sold by all Booksellers.

Just published, price ls. ; by post 16 stamps,
DEAFNESS : its Causes and Origin. By Mr. S.
E. &tun, 38, Princess-street, Manchester. Part Ist.
Introduction, pointing out the great danger of tampering
with this delicate portion of the human frame. Part 2nd.
Anatomical descriptions, with observations, Part 3rd. The
various diseases to which the ear is liable, and principal
causes of deafness. _ .

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Liverpool, Merseyside, England, 1853-10-18

TURKEY AND RUSSIA

The advices from Paris, dated Sunday evening,
say the latest accounts relative to the all-absorbing
question of the East are comprised in the telegrapic
despatch which reached Paris on Saturday night
from Marseilles, announcing the arrival of the
packet bringing accounts froth 'Constantinople to
the sth. On reaching Besika Bay, on the 6th, she
found the combined fleets preparing to enter the
Dardanelles and proceed to Constantinople. The
account of Omer Pacha having received orders to
summon Prince GortSchakoff to evacuate the prin-
cipalities within 15 days is confirmed by this ar
rival. The advices state that M. de Crevecour, the
Prefect of the Department of the Bouches du
Rhone, has set off suddenly for Constantinople, but
the object of his mission had not transpired.
Pressing orders, had, it is said,.been sent to Toulon
to fit out immediately several powerful steam
frigates, intended for the conveyance of troops.
Notwithstanding all these warlike appearances,
the majority of the monied world were of opinion
that peace would yet be maintained.
All the accounts from Germany. seem to agree in
stating that the armed neutrality of Prussia and
Austria has been decided. .
The Paris correspondent of the Times says—" If
I may credit the intelligence which has just
reached me, a telegraphic despatch from St Peters-
burg has this morning been received at the Russian
Embassy in Paris, announcing that the Emperor
Nicholas, who had just sent a courier in all haste
to Vienna, to declare that he accepted freely and
completely the whole of the conditions proposed
by the mediating powers, having learned that the
Porte had declared war, withdrew instantly all his
concessions, and again declared that there now re-
mained nothing but war. Indeed, the expression
used by the Emperor is, if I am rightly informed,
of the strongest kind, however incompatible with
the pontifical character of his Majesty ; it not
merely' says ' war,' but war of extermination—
' guerre d'extermination.'"

A Vienna correspondent of our contemporary

"-Two diplomatic notes of considerable importance have bedn
received here within the last few days. The one from England
explained why the Ohnutz propositions had been rejected
Liverpool, Merseyside, England, 1853-10-18

CORK (QUEENSTOWN), OCT: 15

ARRIVED : X. Y. Z., Newbold from Ibraila ; Canari,
Ali-
halit, From Constantinople; Regina des Beiges, Caferato, from
Ibraila,---Oct. 16, Raimondo, Rebecca, Taganrog; Eiperen,
Thuseu, St. Domingo ; Ann Wise, Smith, Honduras,
SAILED, Oct, 15th : L'Comerciante, from Havana, fcr
Bristol,; Nicholas Uel, from Galatz, for Wexford ; Joseph
Weir, from Callao, for Dundee ; Rebecca, Semyra, for
Liverpool; Courier, from Liverpool, for Callao.---Oct. 16 :
Antoinetta Maria, from Odessa, for Glasgow.

DUBLIN, OCT. 15,
ARRIVED,—Sabina, from Rotterdam.

GREENOCK, OCT. 17.
ARRlVED.—Elizabeth, Campbell, from Trinidad ; Corra
Linn, New York ; Lulan, Quebec.

GLASGOW, OCTOBER 15

ARRlVED.—Lancefield, Adams, from Oporto ; Hudson,
Neilson, New York ; Collingridge, Scully, Havre ; Augusta,
Elreband, Gonaives.

GRANGEhIOUTII, OcroßEn 15

ARRIVED.—SoIid, Brown, from Dram ; Martha Glene,
Heraldson, Dram; Anna, Engebrand, Dram ; Neanander,
Lamb,'Pillau; Nyt Haab, Anderson, Dram. • •
SAlLED.—Nicolis, Sanders, for Stettin ; Aurora, Tofte,
Copenhagen ; Ocean Lady, Warfolk, Dunkirk.

SERIALS OF THE MONTH.*
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NEW YORK, Thirty Pound;
Twenty Pounds.

These Rates include Steward's Pee and Provisions, but without
Wines or Liqw,rs, which can be obtained on Board.
Dogs charged Five Pounds each.
These Steam-ships have accommodation for a limited number of
Second Cabin Passengers. . r.

Apply, in Halifax, to SAMUEL CUNARD ; in Boston, to S. S.
Lewis; in New York, to EDWARD CUNARD ; in Havre and Paris, to
DONALD CURRIE ; in London, to J. 13. FOORD, 52, Old Broad-street;
in Glasgow, to G. and J. Buaws ; and in Liverpool, to
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MAC IVEIt, 14, Water-street

---
NoTE.—All LETTERS and NEWSPAPERS intended to be sent by
these Vessels must pass through the Pose OFFICE, and none will be
received at the Agents' Offices.
The Owners of these Ships will not be accountable for Gold, Silver,
Bullion, Specie, Jewellery, Precious Stones, or Metals, unless Bills of
Lading are signed therefor, and the, value thereof therein expressed.
Passengers will be charged Freight on their personal Luggage when
it exceeds Half-a-Ton Measurement.
reff"' To prevent disappointment or difficulty, Passengers are
respectfully informed that Packages of Merchandise will not be allowed
to be shipped as Luggage, or with their Luggage.
Passengers are not permitted to go on Board by the Steamer that
takes the Mail.
Parcels will be received at the Office of the Agents here until Six
o'clock on the FRIDAY EVENINGS previous to Sailing.

THE AFRICA, for NEW YORK DIRECT, will start on
SATURDAY next, the 22nd instant. The steam-tender SATELLITE
will leave the LANDING-STAGE, opposite the Baths, George's Pier, at
Ten o'Clock, Morning, of that day, with the Passengers for the
AFRICA.
Liverpool, Merseyside, England, 1853-10-18

LIFE BRANCH

The Company likewise assure Lives on any of the fol-
owing contingencies : viz.,
For the WHOLE CONTINUANCE or LIFE.—The Premiums
;o cease after a LIMITED NUMBER OF ANNUAL PAYMENTS.
For a Sum to be payable at age 60, or at death.

PRIIIMS OAT CREDIT,

A PORTION OF THE PREMIUMS MAY RE-
MAIN ON CREDIT, OR ASSURANCES MAY BE
EFFECTED IN VARIOUS WAYS, NOT ENUME-
RATED, TO MEET THE CONVENIENCE OF THE
PARTY MAKING THE ASSURANCE.

The important advantages afforded by. the Company in
this Branch will include the following :
GUARANTEE OF AN AMPLE CAPITAL, MODERATE PRE-
MIUMS, LARGE PARTICIPATION OF PROFITS BY THE ASSURED,
SMALL CHARGE FOR MANAGEMENT, &c.
The usual commission allowed to Solicitors.
Fees to Medical Referees are likewise granted by this
Company

PERCY M. DOVE, Manager.
POLICIES falling due at MICHAELMAS should be
renewed on or before the 14th of October next.
240 September, 1853.
Liverpool, Merseyside, England, 1853-10-18

UNION,

Umbra, 1238, Dunn, Gilles &Co .. E
Amity, 45, Davis .. .. .. 0
loon 383 Dowsley, H. Ste ele.. . .. .. E
Catherine, is, Jones ..
Cleopatra 598 Chapman, 1 Baines .. .. N
George 471 Petrowsky, Bahr and Co .. .. s
artiftnn 77 Martin, W Cuthbert.. .. .. w
Margaret, 86, Bond .. - .. 0
Mercurius 120 Birckholdt, Gauwin or White w
Petrel, 848 Chapman, Gibbs Bright and Co a
Tory 608 Hoskins, 1) Gibb .. .. .. . _ a
Urgent. Williams.. .. • • . . .. . . w

COBOURG

active, 97 Evans

bria s Stone, Burns and M•lver,

Emmet, 41, Jones .. ..
Europa s 1800 Lang, D and C Mc Iver
Excel, 12?, Scantlebury.. ..
Mary Ann, Henderson, 41. Smith
Mary Ann, 16g,:Jones .. ..
Mary Jane, 153 Witheridge ..
ITaurus, (ss), 812, Little, M'lver & Co
,Unicorn, Owens .. ..

BRUNSWICK
Liverpool, Merseyside, England, 1853-10-18

BIRKENHEAD

Edward WiMains, a boy about 14 years of age, was
brought before the magistrates, on remand, charged with
stealinc, a number of books and envelopes from the stall
of Mr. Tames Cross. The' prOperty, was found at the pri-
soner's home, and was identified by Mr. Cross. Two
previous convictions being recorded against the'prisoner, he
was committed to the house of correction for 21 days, wiih
hard lab Our, and was cautioned that if he was brought before
the court again, he would be sent to the sessions for trial.
The prisoner's. mother. was severely reprimanded by the
magistrates, wh:s told her`that She 'should have known her

dhad not come by the property honestly, and that she
ould have compelled him immediately to retura it to the
Liverpool, Merseyside, England, 1853-10-18

NOT CHARGED

AATTENTION is directed to the fact that to a
defined extent, Life Premiums are not subject to
Income-tax, and that in certain cases Life Policies are
exempt from the New Succession unties.
FIRE BRANCH.

FIRE INSURANCES will be effected at moderate rates
of Premium. The Company, having the advantage of a
Resident Directory, will be enabled to distinguish itself by
its promptness in the settlement of Claims.
No charge made for the Policy.
Liverpool, Merseyside, England, 1853-10-27

13irtbg, fßarriazto, aitir Otatbz.

BIRTHS.
On the 24th instant, at Edgbaston, Warwickshire, the wife of John
Miller, Esq.. 3rd Dragoon Guards, of a son.
On the 24th instant, at Edinburgh, the wife of Alex. Mitchell
Innes, Esq., younger, of Ayton Castle, Berwickshire, of a son.
Liverpool, Merseyside, England, 1853-10-27

THE PRESTON STRIKE

PRESTON, WEDNESDAY.
This morning, there was a large meeting of weavers in
the Orchard, Mr. Tonge, of Stockport, presiding.

The CHAIRMAN announced thai the 'committee had that
morning received from a gentleman in London, a cheque
for £5OO. (Loud cheers.) After a few remarks on the
progress the movement was making, he introduced
Mr. WALTON, of Blackburn, who, after stating that he
had that morning morning received a letter from the Arch-
bishop of Dublin, expressing his approval of the conduct of
the unemployed operatives of Preston ; he remarked that
the receipt of the cheque mentioned by the chairman, was
a piece of bad news for the manufacturers of this town.
But they might rest assured, that would not be the only con-
tribution towards the support: of the operatives of Preston.
Blackburn itself had determined to support them rather than
they should give in. Some of the hands in Blackburn de-
clared that by and by they would devote the entire proceeds of
one loom each to Preston, if it was necessary. (Cheers.)
Let them resolve to be paid for their labour as they were
elsewhere, or that the mills of Preston should stand. Every
day their their cause was becoming stronger, and they had
every encouragement to be firm. Alluding to the approach-
ing contest for municipal honours, Mr. Walton urged his
hearers to avail themselves of the opportunity to sweep out
of office some of the despots of the town. In conclusion,
he advised them again and again not to give way to the ty-
ranny of the masters of Preston, warning them to consider

what would be the consequence if they allowed themselves
to be defeated. (Cheers.) . . .

Mr. WADDINGTON, of Preston, said he had a letter
from Aberdeen, requesting the particulars of this move-
ment, prior to the- formation of an association in that
place, from which they might expect pecuniary assist-
ance towards the end of the week. (Cheers.) Mr.
Cowell and others had gone to Crewe, St. Helens, &c.,
and a letter full of encouragement had been received
from them. (Cheers.) _ _

Mr. Itimmts had understood it had been resolved on
'Change in Manchester that if they could not defeat the
Preston hands by closing one-third of the mills in the
country they would resort to a general lock-up. He,
however, thought that the employers at large would not
venture upon such an extraordinary measure as that,
considering the advanced prices offered for Preston
goods in the Manchester market. It was his opinion
that the manufacturers would be glad to re-open their
mills and give the advance of 10 per cent. Money was
the God of the manufacturers of this country. They
hugged their gold, exclaiming, in the language of
Wesley— _ _

" Thou art the God we adore,
Our faithful, unchangeable friend:"
Thanks having been voted to the Chairman, the pro-
ceedings closed with " three cheers for the 10 per cent.,
and no surrender."
Liverpool, Merseyside, England, 1853-10-27

SALTHOIJSE.

Abeona 275 Lewis, Tyson and Richmond..
Atalanta 205, R Kirk or Grindlays
Anne Armstrong 88g Howard, Bolds & Co
or Cowie &Co ..
Bergmann, 403 Matthews, Cotesworth, & Co.
Currency 374 Williams, Garnock &Co ..
Dorisana 486 RObertson, J Steele ..
Emelie, 78, Griffiths, Hatton & Cookson ..

Emily 280 Grisdale, W& J Lockett ..
Flora 702 Cobb, Millers &Co ..
Grasmere 454 Campbell, Lamport and Co.. E
Guildford 177 Rooke, Hatton & Cookson.. re
Gulnare, 142, Spencer, Hatton & Cookson a
Hannah Salkeld 552 Cordiner . • • • W
Helen Wal ace 644 Major, .1 Poole or lmrie w
Hibernia 1065 Mahon' J. and A. Dunn .. w
John Anderson 314, Marshall, Longton
John blatthie 526 Groome, Sparks and Co..
Liverpool, Merseyside, England, 1853-10-27

NEW YORK MARKETS

FRIDAY, Oct. 14-6 P.M.
AstiEs—Are unsettled. The scanty stock and light re-
ceipts have induced factors to advance their claims, which
have checked operations. A few parcels were sold at ir-
regular prices.

Corrox—The business of the day, as of the entire week,
has been quite insignificant, as shippers have avoided the
market, and the home inquiry has been very limited. Fac-
tors are very willing to sell their supplies within this range
STRICT LIVERPOOL CLASSIFICATION.
Orleans and Other Gulf
Atlantic. Texas. Ports.
Bto 81 Bto 871 Bto 8X

Inferior

Low to good ordinary . 9to 9i 91 to bi- 94 to
Low to eood middling . 01 to 111 10; to 111 101 tolli
Middling fair to fair . 11: to 111 111 to 13 12 to 13
FLOUR AND MEAL.--State and Western brands, under
the influence of the Canada's accounts, opened very actively
and boyantly—large sales having been effected, and the en-
hanced-pretensions of 9wners refe,re4 to in our last having
been _conceded. Subsequently, with a rise in freights and
Liverpool, Merseyside, England, 1853-10-27

FRANCE

There is no news of political interest in the even-
ing journals. The Patrie contaium an account of a
dreadful event in the Rue de Angouleme. A lady
living there with her daughter, aged about 5 years,
had been in the habit of receiving the visits of a
gentleman, but for some days neither she nor her
visitor had been seen, and to-day the Commissary
of Police was sent for to break open the door. The
gentleman jumped out of the window with his
throat cut, and was killed on the spot. The lady
and her child were found dead from the fumes of
charcoal.

SUICIDE OF A. LUNATlC.—Yesterday a lunatic
named Margaret Connor, committed suicide in the
workhouse.

HEARTLESS ROBBERY--Between eight and ten
o'clock last night, the stall of Mrs. Collin, a poor woman
in Cleveland-square, was entered by skeleton keys, and 30
pairs of women's and children's boots and shoes stolen.

THE CHARLES STREET MURDER.—From en-
quiries made at the Northern Hospital, at 10 o'clock last
evening, we found that the wounded man, attacked by the
Charles-street murderer, was considerably better; but the
doctors did not consider him by any means out of danger.

OFFICE ROBBERY.—Mr. GibbollS'S office, Beck.
worth-street, was broken open last night, having been en-
tered by skeleton keys. and £6 in money, and a quantity of
postage stamps stolen therefrom.

STEAM BETWEEN LIVERPOOL AND CASTLETOWN.—
A movement is being made to establish a line of
steamers direct between Liverpool and Castletown.
A meeting of the most influential gentlemen and
merchants of Castletown has been held at which
a provisional committee was formed, and a public
meeting of the inhabitants is about to be called.
Liverpool, Merseyside, England, 1853-10-27

POLICE CO URT.-YESTERDAY.

ROBBERIES FROST THE PERSON.—ToIin Pick.avance was re-
manded to this day, on a charge of being one of the parties
who, upon the 30th of July last, robbed a gentleman of a
bunch of keys, and ss. 6d. in silver, in Gloucester-street.
Prisoner, who was only arrested on Vednesday, has been
fully identified by the party who was robbed. He is well
known to the police, having been five times before com-
mitted.

ROBBING AN ALB STORE.—Robert Davis and Joshua .Reys,
boys in the employment of Mr. Barber's brewery, were
charged with stealing eight or nine bottles of ale out of his
store.

A gentleman, on the part of the brewers, stated that they
wished to make an example of those boys, in the hope of
stopping an extensive system of robbery, quite unjustifiable,
as the eniployees in the establishment received every con-
sistent indulgence.

The magistrates remanded the case until to-day, in order
that the parents of the boys might be in attendance.
ROBBERIES OF WEARING APPARBL.—Francis .Day and
Jonathan _Knight, members of the juvenile society of thieves,
were accused of stripping the drying yard of Mrs. Tyson,
Brownlow-hill, of various articles of wearing apparel. This
lady saw the thieves at work, and judiciously sending her
maid-servant one road, and a joiner, who was IvorkingAn her
honk,- another, she'liad- both the 'Plundereis arieited—bay
with part of the spoil on him, she fully identified .Day,
Liverpool, Merseyside, England, 1853-10-27

EVERY EVENING TO

BELFAST AND THE NORTH OF IRELAND,

VIA FLEETWOOD.
e The Royal Mail Steamers leave
*.47 FLEETWOOD FOR BELFAST
•at-e-VAIX Every Evening (Sunday excepted), at of
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 leave Liverpool (East Lancashire Station) at 4.15
p.m., and Manchester (Victoria Station) at 5.10 p.m.
Liverpool, Merseyside, England, 1853-10-27

Olaf it arra n tan.

Will salt in a few days.
FOR CALCUTTA,
. ,ti
aM*
..kzi -hue: The A 1 Ship JOSEPHUS,
Captain PAINS ;
- Has room for fine goods in the 'tween decks ;
takes no salt.—For rates .of freight apply to
D. B. SYERS & CO., 14, Temple-street.

3rtiatt/I.
Liverpool, Merseyside, England, 1853-10-27

HEI-IZE & SANTO THOMAS.
[Mediterranean; 198, Fessler, Gauwins, Oct
18 .. ..Bkd

BIERUT AND ALEXANDRIA.
Lady Basset, Carthen, Papaynni or Glynn,

RILBOA & SANTANDER.
r..addnondo, Partridge & Co, Oct 12 G
8031 KAY.

Anna Dorothea, Darly, Cotesworth & Co,
September 20

gor, Moore or Ashley
Liverpool, Merseyside, England, 1853-10-27

117C71 g .traurg, at/Ilya, a 1.1,U1113, urio.slsuw --o--c-• • J•
Eliza Bell, 209,tPattieson, H. KeHick, tort au Jumna, Conway, T & J Brocklebank, Sep 29 P
Prince Nottingham. Ball, Imrie & Co. Sept. 21.. IC

'Morayshire, 70, Bennett, A. Coghill, Antwerp
Na So de las Victories 198 De Ormaechea,
Partridge, Fletcher, & Co, Havanna
ARRIVED. The Harvest Queen, Manson, 211ersey, 2 8, Winter, Amlwick
from Havre, in 42 days; Cheshire, Rich, from Vixen, 40, Owens Amiwick
Bristol, in 45 days. Oct 14th, the Marion,
Hadley, from Liverpool, in 36 days.
SAILED, Oct. 14.—The Enterprise, Davis, SHIPS LOADING—FOREIGN.
for Liverpoo'.

NEW YORK, Oct. 11

BALTIMORE, Oct. 10

ARRIVED.—The Tenobia, Robinson, from
Liverpool, in 38 days ; Arkanses, Otis, from
Liverpool, in 58 days; and Hazard, Haggland,
from Liverpool, in 4.; days.
CLEARED, Oct 12.-1 he Arcole, Lewis, for
Liverpool.

CHARLESTON, Oct. 7.
ARRIVED.—The G. A. Hopley. Maloney,
from New York.

BOSTON, Oct. 10.
II ARRIVED.—The Harrietand Jessie, Hanson.

from New Orleans
Hagar, from Liverpool.
CLEARND, Oct 12.—The Lexington, Hilt,
for St. John, N. 8., to load for Liverpool.
Oct 13th, the Charles Himberston, Lovett, for
St. John, N. 8., to load for Liverpool.

Uct 13th, Emperor,

I.SHIPS ARRIVED IN DOCK.

NE LEON

Ma'►y Ann, 31, Armlirch
Julia, Alexandria
Comorant, (as), Rochfort, Rotterdam
Brigand, 216, Thompson, Glasgow

STANLEY.

Queen'',Mob, Lain!). Tyrers or Poaer &Co S
Richard Cobden. Imrie and Co. Sept 16 .. S
Sumroo, 1030, Hayes, Lamport and Holt,
Oct 24 B

BOSTON

Edward Stanley, Robinson Train & Co W
Hippogra, 771, Hove; Focke & Boult,

Susan Hinks, 888, Grey, Focke & Boult,

BOSTON AND HALIFAX, N.S.
America, (s), 984, Lang, D and C M•lver,
Oct 24

BUENA VENTURA, &e,

Maria. 126, Rees, Blillers and Thompson

Oct 22 ..Q
Ranger, 303, Cubbins, J Poole, Oct 20 p
BUENOS AYRES.

Sola, 263, de "Ciibe, Oleaga and Coor, or

COtesvorth, Oct 24 K
Favourite, %4 ebster, J Monde', Sept 27 Stu
John Kitson, Tiffin, Kelso & Dowie, Sept. 27 P
Zarah, -, Baker or Dean, Sept 28 8
Queen, 194, Galt, W. Pierce or Millers
BATAVIA & SOURABAYOR.
Salitaga, 441, Besier, Aiken and Son
Liverpool, Merseyside, England, 1853-10-27

THE NORTHERN DAILY TIMES.

FROM OUR LONDON CORRESPONDENT. 1

Although there are further despatches from Con-
stantinople to-day, they do not contain any further
news than that already known. They are, however,
somewhat more definite, for it appears that the
reply of Count Gortschakoff to Omar Pacha was
known to the Porte, namely, that he was neither
authorised to make war, nor to conclude peace,
nor to evacuate the Principalities. The allied
fleets it appears are to be stationed at Gallipoli,
which is some distance from Constantinople.
There is great difficulty in unravelling the mean-
ing of those movements ; but I apprehend they
amount just to this, that the. Western powers will
only interfere in the event of Turkey not being
able herself to prevent the advance of the aggressor.
This construction indeed is the only one which
harmonizes the perplexing accounts which reach

us every day.
The war feeling, or rather the hope of maintain-
ing peace, in Paris has again become nil.
Liverpool, Merseyside, England, 1853-10-27

THURSDAY, OCTOBER 27, 1853

Empe. or, Liverpool, at Boston.
CI iente, Airone Liverpool, at Venice

VICTORIA.
Margaret, 86, Jones, Carnarvon

Aril, iisboine, sailed from Venice for
pool, Oct 18.

Malta Genoa. -
A()In, net 26th.
ed•---No communication for Marisa et (5.,), Liverpool, Havre. PRINCES.
2. Atlantic, Liverpool. zsundswall. America, 161, Richards, Chamhte
Robinscn, Mary, Liverpool Cronstadt.

40g, 6 44; Evening, 7 26
ght, 10 2.

Amphitrite, Liverpool, Ostend.

MELBOURNE, Aug. 2

arrived.

CANNING DOCK
The 10,000 sovereigns, lost in being landediNew Gift, 15, Jones, Pwllheli
'om the t/smanlie, (s.) have been recovered. I

`)
itlochford,ll

ulie, Alex-an-1

An English vessel, supposed to be the Lady
Cveline from Hong Kong to California, has
seen lost; twenty Chinese, and six Europeans Reform, Larach,
aved, Fowhattan steamer, had gone. tol Triumph, 16J
ender assi, tance.

QUEEN'S

the Port.

PLY si oU rH, Oct

Spudwell, 39, Williams, Newport

Sailed.

The Calcutta, (s s). which arrived here to dayluctaria, 108, Carr, Newport
Jt. Patrick, 31, Jones, Cardiff

; Duncan, Melbourne: b
VlnO as, York ; L sbon, Lisbon ;
Havana; arab Ellen,

ENSTOWN.

'sue Spoken
--_____

Prowler, Curving, Labrador,

wansea, Maitritius, Sep'

—Tam O'Shanter,(Val

Etriths.
4ib b --44° Extracts.

Odessa). for Bristol

isuett, (Taganroz), for Dublin

George Canning, 40, Roberts, Almwick

SHIPS IN THE RIVER
Outward Bound.
Liverpool, Merseyside, England, 1853-10-27

A BEAUTIFUL Selection of AUTUMN and
WINTER BONNETS,
In the choicest Parisian Styles of the most fashionable
Materials, will be displayed in the
SHOW ROOMS AT COMPTON-HOUSE,
THIS DAY (Thursday).
JEFFERY, MORRISH, AND CO.,
CHURCH-STREET.
Liverpool, Merseyside, England, 1853-10-27

TURKEY AND RUSSIA.

The following telegraphic despatches have been
received by Submarine Telegraph via the Hague :
TRIESTE, OCT. 25, 5 p.m.—The Lloyd steamer has
arrived from Constantinople, with news to the 17th
Cctober. Prince Gortschakoff's reply had arrived.
General Prim is said to have obtained a command.
The united fleets are advancing towards Gallipoli.
The passage of the Dardanelles by the combined
fleets of England and France, may be looked upon
as positive, the French government having received
a telegraphic despatch, announcing the fact of their
entry on the morning of the 14th.
A letter from Paris of Tuesday says :—The
German papers which have arrived here to-day
state that Omer Pacha has not only commenced
hostilities, but that he has actually crossed the
Danube at Oltemiza, and beaten the Russians.
This appears to be rather premature ; but at all
events despatches have been received here to-day,
dated Vienna, the 24th, which brings accounts
from Constantinople of the 15th. At that date,
although the combined fleets had not arrived be-
fore Constantinople, they were daily expected,
and the government was actively preparing for
hostilities. The answer of Prince Gortschakoff
was looked upon by the Divan as a decided refusal
on the part of Russia to evacuate the Principal-
ities, and orders had been sent to Omer Pacha to
commence active hostilities forthwith. The des-
patch adds that the Turks had passed the Danube;
but it is unnecessary to say that the assertion, to
use a French phrase, merits confirmation.' It is
curious, however, that the same news should
arrive from both sides at one and the same titno ;
and it renriprc it comtromoly- probable that Omer
Pacha will not delay advancing on the enemy.
Liverpool, Merseyside, England, 1853-10-27

an inclination among buyers to await the arrival of their
private correspondence, some reaction occurred, and less
vigour was displayed by the market, as well as by prices,
which slightly declined. At the close, however, we observe
a livelier and better feeling in the trade, the tendency being
decidedly upward. The day's movements comprise 21,000
bbls. We quote :
Sour

Superfine, No. 2
Ordinary to strait State ....
Mixed Indiana and Michigan
Strait do. and do .
Favourite State

S 5 871 to 6 121
6 371 to 6 621
6 874 to 7 00
6 871 to 6 934
6 931 to 7 061
700 to-7 12A

Common to good Ohio ... .
Fancy Indiana and Michigan
Fancy Ohio

6931 to 7 061
7 06,i to 7 121
700 to 7 121

. 700 to 7 12i

7 124 to 7 37i
7 12i to 7 50

712,4 to 7 62&
Liverpool, Merseyside, England, 1853-10-27

MARRIAGES

On the 25th instant, at St. Peter's Church. Pimlico, William
Brodrick, Esq., eldest son of the Hon. and Rev. W. J. Brodrick, rector
of Bath, and nephew of Viscount Midleton, to Augusta Mary, third
daughter of the Right Hon. Sir Thomas Francis Fremantle, Bart..
of Swanbourne, Bucks.

On the 25th inst, at St. BarnT•abas' Church, William Hugh Russell,
W 2/•• • • ••• .2 ,.• • • . • • .
Sarah Katharine, youngest ciaugliter of William Stephens, Esq., of
Clapham-rise.
On the 20th instant, at St. Bartholemews's Church, Salford,
John Aspinwall, son of Mr. James Haslam, of Bolton, to Alicia
Hannah, only daughter of Mr. Thomas Bothwell. Oldfield-road,
Salford.

On the 20th instant, at the Parish Church, Bury, by the Rev. the
Rector, Samuel Holker, Esq., to Catharine Harper, both of Bury.

DEATHS.

On the 22nd instant, at her residence, Pembroke-place, aged 65,
Isabella, relict. of Mr. Thomas Hardman, of this town.
On Monday morning, the 24th instant, at Hayes-place, Lisson-
grove, London, atter lung suffering, Margaret Ann, eldest daughter
of the late Admiral Daly, C.B.
On the 24th Instant, at Woolwich, Elizabeth wife of Captain
Dwyer, R.N. and daughter of John Hall, Esq., of Weston Conville
Cambridgeshire.

Oni the 24th instant, in Upper Montagu-street, Montagu-square
aged 31, John James, only surviving son of the late William H
Renwick, Esc., of Canterbury.

On the 23ra . instant, ages 34 years, Martha, eldest daughter of
Mr. James Bradburn, corn dealer, Didsbury.

On the 22nd instant, aged 67 years, John Alcock, Esq., of Gatley
Hill, near Cheadle, Cheshire.
Liverpool, Merseyside, England, 1853-10-27

TALCAHUANO

In port about July 18, ship Globe (Br.) from Li-
verpool for San Francisco, put in leaky; barks
Acadia, Mowry, from Wilmington, NC, repaired, to
sail next day.

BALTIMORE.
Arrived Oct. 10, Zenobia, in 38 days; Arkansas,
in 58 days ; Hazard, in 42 days; al from Liver-
PCIPI:.., BOSTON.
_
Arriyad
,Ott. 13, guippror, frona Liverpool. .
Liverpool, Merseyside, England, 1853-10-27

CALCUTTA

Anne Longton, J. Longton, Sept. 12
' John Matthie J. Groome. Bolds & Co. 3
Josephus, H. H. Moss and Co• Sept. 7 .. Sta
Kedgeree, Isbister, Lemon or Baker, Sep 298 k
Loodianah, Cotesworth, Wynne and Co,
Oct 12 .. • • • • • • P
Liverpool, Merseyside, England, 1853-10-27

LONDON CORN MARKET.-YESTERDAY

A very moderate supply of English wheat ;as on offer in to-
day's market. For all kinds, the demand was by no means
active, but no change took place in the quotations.
Foreign wheat, the imports of which have amounted to
7,680 quarters moved off slowly, at Monday's advance. Float-
ing cargoes were very firm. _

We had a very moderate inquiry for barley, at full currency.
Malt sold steadily on former terms.

We had a good sale for oats, at extreme quotations. Beans,
peas, and flour were firm, and quite as dear as on Monday.

ARRIVALS THIS • WEEI{•
Wheat. Barley. Malt. Oats. Beans.
English ... 1140.. 1610 .. . . 1040. . 320
Scotch

Irish : : 200 . • —• • 5090
Foreign-7680 ... 2710 .. • . ~,6140.,,...,,
Liverpool, Merseyside, England, 1853-10-27

LIVERPOOL SHARE MARKET-YESTERDAY,

We have had a very fair market to-day, which closes at
a considerable advance, but not at its best. The sales are :
East Counties, 11i ; East Lancashire, 159 ; Irish South East-
ernn, ad ; Lancashire and Yorkshire, 621-1-6264-1-a ;
London and North Western, 1024-103c-26-3c ; shares,
Par ; -4- shares, new, di ; Manchester, Shefield, and Lincoln,
19 ; Midland, 581-9-1-94-1-14 ; Shropshire and Hereford,
d 2 ; South Eastern Stock, 176-i-t; York, Newcastle, and
Berwick, 15i ; York and North Midland, 24.
The following are the closing prices :—Caledonians, 231-11;
Eastern Counties, 1102,i ; Lancashire and Yorkshire, 620 ;
London and North Western, 1024-3; Midland, 596-I ; south
Eastern, 170; Sheffield Stock, 19-20.
MANCHESTER SHARE MARKET--YESTERDAY.
To-day, prices are firmer, and a moderate amount of
business has been transacted :—Birkenhead, Lancashire, and
Cheshire, 11d; Eastern Counties, 111-13-16—I ; Irish
South Eastern, xd ; Lancashire and Yorkshire, 6241-1-3-2 i
London and North Western, 1022; M. & B. Qrs. C, 5-18 p;
Manchester, Sheffield, and Lincoln, 191; Midland Railway
Consols, 581-11 ; Shropshire Union, xd ; South Eastern,
17 ; Paris and Orleans, xd & int ; Paris and Stras-
burg, x.n; Rouen and Havre, x.d ; Macclesfield Canal x• d •
1,
Manchester Fire Assurance, ISp.
Liverpool, Merseyside, England, 1853-10-27

ADELAIDE

Alceste, Anderson, J 1V Fairciough, Sept 15 S
Flora, Cobb, Millers dc Thompson, Aug 18.. S

ADEN.

(Knight, Bradshaw, J. Gordon & Co. .. Bkd

AFRICA.
Abeona. Woodbne, Tyson & Richardson S
Ariel, Henderson Hatton & co, sent 28 .. Cg
Guilford, Rook, Hatton & Cookson .. S
Golden ♦ge, Lewis, Tyson & Richardson Gv
Mars, 357, White, Stewart & Douglas,
Oct ig Bm
Martha, Pickering, T Harrison & Co, Oct
17 ..

Pomona, 845, Simpson, Stewart & Douglas,
Oct I 9 .. .. .. Bm
Roderick Dhue, 1231, Taylor,. Stewart &
Douglas, Oct 19 .. • • .. B
Tapley, Goffey, Wilson & Dawson, Aug 10 Gv
ALEXANDRIA, A.S.
Alpine, 514, Henry, J S de Wolfe, Oct 15 Gv
ALEXANDRIA, E.
David Brown, 804, Vauhan, Miller Hough-
ton dr Co, Oct 18 .. .. .. B
AMSTERDAM.
Margaretha Maria, 200, Lenersteen, A F
Moore, Oct 21 .. .. .. Q

ANCONA.
Roseland, 149, Ball, Nicoll &&o or Glynn,
Oct 13 .. •• .. ..Bkd
Souvenir, Elliot, Vienna & co, or A T Moore,
Sept 24 •• .. K

ANTIGUA.
Derwent,Bell,J Longton & Co Sep, 22 • ... P