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The Northern Daily Times.
Liverpool, Merseyside, England, 1853-11-08

NORTHERN DM IN7 TIMES,

Bentara, 120, Zubaga, Partridge &Co .. 0 Surat, 501, EveiscSbaljctoss &Co
naiadless, 45, Joust ... ... , .. 0 Swordfish, 345 Goble .. ..
Empress, 136, Nutt, W Tarbet Son &Co . o Baker .. .. .. .. ... .
E. Z., Hartshorne, Focke & Boult .. wl2 Tagus, 210 f Rowett .. •• ' • • 0
Felicity 299 Frost-, W Cliff .. .. .. .. -0 Thomas Brocklebank, 630, Rovison, Calcutta,
Furourite•Lass, 117, Mountain .. ss 0 F& J Brocklebank .. .. .. 0
Hippogrtffe, 670 , Hove., Focke & Boult .. al2 Tayleur, 3000, Noble, C Mooro .. .. s
Holyoke 458 Perkins, Pilkington &Co . .N 42 Victory, 112, Evans .. . • .. 0
Isabella 112 Bunce.. .. .. .. .. .. 0 Village Girl, 216, Woof.. .. • 0
John, 80, Jones, Cram &Co .. .. w Ystrown 050 steeaueld, Millers & Partridge E 7
'Moir, 57, Thomas .. .. .. .0
Margaret. 86, Jones .. .. . 0
Martin Frederick 470 Schultz, Cronstradt s 8
Mary Ann, 67 Hazelhurst .. .. 0
Ohio, 737, Resian, Stitt Cobourogh & Co.. KIS
Old Dominion, Sampson, J Brown or liar-

. .
rison .. .. .. .. xl5
Pythia, 224, Haggerman, Baor, and Co, .. 0
Scotia, M'Lean .. •• .. AS
Skyla; 43, Davies .. .. .. 0
Star of Brunswick, SB, Scamp .. .. 0
Stephen Glover 733 Baldroy .. . w
Theodor, 81, - .. .. 0
..
Zorgolied :303 Grootd, Vos Br. Co.. .. .. 811

GEORGE'S

Agnes, 441, Brown
Amoy, Kenna ..
Bosphorus, 216, Gibson.
Bricknells, • 172, Killy
Corazonde Maria, 178, Ortaza
Charles Amelia, 71, Fanteyraud, D E Gauwin
Constance 150 Arano, Partridge &Co .. '
Eleanor, 42, Christian .. .. it
Eleanor Chapman 330 Gales ..
Elizabeth, 69, Abram .. C
Elizabeth and Margaret, 62, Williams, Allan

&Co .. .. 0
.. ..
Elizabeth Rose, 145, Laurence, D L Cargill, 0
Liverpool, Merseyside, England, 1853-11-08

eustraiia.

BLACR BALL LINE OF PACKETS.
ki:ES BAINES & CO". have purchased, and are now despatching to
late?3URN Goldene Management of CaptainDS,
Of lap;ALheir Ship Age, a Steamer and Five Lighters, capable
v —"ft 1,000 Tons of Cargo at any one time, to attend on their
thessid,
ix,. "V which all Goods shipped by their Line will be landed on
"uallwitbout delay.
AUSTRALIA.
04: ENCLOSED BERTHS to MELBOURNE, .el 6 16s.
ifir'"- ' " BLACK BALL" CLIPPER PACKETS,
----tAt:, FOR MELBOURNE, ADELAIDE, AND SYDNEY,
.
--------------- Landing Passengers at the Wharf-
Ship.

Ship. Captain. Tons. To sail.
NORTH AMERICA (clipper), G0anAm.......1600....20th Nov.
PARLIAMENT, G. SAMrsoN
CHARIOT OF FAME (new clipper)A. H. KNowLEs 2000 20th Dec.
PRESIDENT, J. Cuatatirtns . 140. ... sth Jan.
DANIEL WEBSTER, W. H. HOWARD 1500....20th Jan.
STAR OF EMPIRE (new clipper), A H Baotsx 2000.... sth Feb.

ifrgy`b CABIN PASSAGE —l5 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.
Fcr freight or passage apply in Liverpool to

and in Boston to

TRAIN and Co., 5, India-buildings,
E. TRAIN and Co., 37 & 38, Lewis-wharf.
SPECIAL NOTICE.
To SHIPPERS OF CANADIAN Goons, every facility will be afforded,
arrangements having been made by our Boston House, Messrs.
ENOCH TRAIN and Co. for the immediate forwarding, in transit,
of all goods intended for the British Provinces as soon as the ship,
arrives.

_Ma

NEW R LEA
TO SAIL 20th OF NOVEMBER

The Fine First-Class American Ship,
"J O S E P H I N E,"
Capt. W. JAMESON,
950 Tons Register. Will sail as above. For Freight or
Cabin Passage, having excellent accommodation
Apply to

TRAIN AND CO.,
5, India Buildings,
Liverpool, Merseyside, England, 1853-11-08

magistrates said the pilot v
lireeted the Harbour Master to report

damage

MANCHESTER

T TO UO:

Borough Court, yesterday, an, eld

having, on Sunday Forenoon, attempted to commit suicid'

throwing herself into the river rrwell, opposite the Nei'
Bailey, Stanley-street. Joseph Hayes, a boatman, stated
that on coming up from the cabin of the flat to which he be-
longed, and which he had been cl • "

on Sur

forenoon

he s-aw the prisoner reared up atm
site side of the river.
about her legs, and then threw
Witness came across the river, a

ompanied by some
:dive. They then

• • ---- -
and succeeded in getting h

he New
Liverpool, Merseyside, England, 1853-11-08

PATENT OXIDE OF ZINC PAINTS.
ORDERS for the above, and for the Dry Oxide,
Contracts for Work at Ships, Houses, Warehouses,
&c., executed by the Undersigned.

W. EAWPORD and Co., 49, NORFOLK-STREET;
Sole Agents for the Vieille Montagne Zinc Mining Com
pany, and THOMAS PORTER, 8, MERSEY-STREET

T OHN WALKER, Contractor for Corrugated
0 and other IRON ROOFS, Portable IRON HOUSES,
STORES, &c. ; SOLE MANUFACTURER by appoint-
ment of NASMYTH'S PATENT FLOORING GIR-
DERS, SUSPENSION BRIDGES, &c. ; Corrugated and
Galvanised IRON MERCHANT.
WORKS.—MILL WALL, LONDON, and GILLBROOK,

BIRICENHEADI
OFFICE —3, INDIA-BUILDINGS, LIVERPOOL,
AGENT—ROBERT WRIGH.TSON.
Reference, by permission, to Prices Patent Candle Com-
pany's Works at Brombrough, now being roofed by John
Walker.

UEEN'S HEAD DINING-ROOMS

KX/
WILLIAM FRANKLIN,
GEORGE-STREET, OLDHALL-STREET,
Tenders his best thanks to his numerous Friends and the
Public for the uniform support he has received during the
eleven years he has occupied the above premises, and assures
them that it will be his study and pleasure in future to
facilitate, in every possible manner, the comfort of his Cus-
tomers,

The Culinary Department, being under the especial
Superintendence of Mrs. FRANKLIN, will be found to main-
tain its high reputation for the character of its Viands.
Liverpool, Merseyside, England, 1853-11-08

DAILY TIMES.

There .Ivere three deaths from yc

ow fever at

ailed from

The steam - ship Black Warrior
Mobile for NeW York at noon to-day.
nier- Texas has arrived here from
ing California dates to the Ist in:
scent City arrived here -yesterday, witl
sites td the 19th inst.
-al out of the new Captain-General wa
d for with considerable interest. Ship
lavanna continued scarce, and freight
were high. The Crescent City sails again for Nev
York on Tuesday.

Cruz, brin

Hayannd

daily lookec

POLICE. COURTS.-YESTERDA

COMMITMENTS.—The Matron of the Workhouse appeared
to complain of _Ellen Owens and Catherine Gardiner, for, on
Saturday, breaking into a closet, and stealing thereftom a
quantity of bread to the amount of between 20 and 39 Goz.
shares, In defence the prisoners stated that they were hun-
gry at the time. The Matron declared that this statement
was perfectly unfounded they got abundance of food, and
had committed this robbery from sheer wantonness. They
were ordered to bo imprisoned for 14 days each.

Nary Blake, for stealing a piece of meat on Saturday
light in St. James's Market, was ordered to be imprisoned
Liverpool, Merseyside, England, 1853-11-08

which may res
Neither am I

?parent opposition w
posed to shrink from any labour which
iation may entail on me ; neither am I disposed to
I opinion, from they course

1 have vow

pursiie towards tlic shii9v

i being here, but Ida not feel justi-
, aay after day endeavouring to control
circumstances, whilst those who have the control of them
operate directly against you. (hear, hear). And it has occurred
to me to submit it as my own opinion, how far you should en-
deavour to rule those circumstances, and even whether it would
better, in order to cling together as an association, to let
untoward circumstances rule for themselves, at least
ent, until such time as more favourable circura-
m into a better position, not only with

for the prc

the wor
-which (

means b(

to let wages rule, su:
nd let cartage or any
please. (Hear, hear).
ate, and then probabl

r forme

Till arouse from tile]
with you

site of co-operating _ , not to defeat the men,
not to reduce wages, but to act justly and fairly towards the
MR, and:to expect the same from them.
Mr. M'EmoY : Better do it above board than underhand.
I advocate that.
Liverpool, Merseyside, England, 1853-11-08

NOTICE TO ADVERTISERS

In consequence of the Repeal of the Advertisement Duty,
the following Reduced Scale is now charged for Advertising
in the LEADER Newspaper :
Five lines and under . . . 0 2 6
Each additional line . .
Half a Column
Whole Column
da. Advertisements reaching this Office on Friday Night
will appear in all editions.

THE NORTH WALES CHRONICLE AND
ADVERTISER FOR THE PRINCIPALITY)
published at Bangor every Friday evening in time for the
early. posts, and extensively circulated every Saturday
morning throughout the six northern counties, in Cardigan
shire, and in England, Ireland, and Scotland, is the bes
medium for the publication of Advertisements.
Offensive medical advertisements are excluded from its
columns.

The charges for advertisements are—Two lines, Is ; three
lines is 6d ; six lines, 2s ; nine lines, 2s 6d ; twelve lines,
3s ' • fifteen lines, 3s 6d ; eighteen lines, 4s ; twenty-one lines,
4s 6d; and 6d for every two lines additional.

The NORTH WALES CHRONICLE has recently been very
greatly enlarged and improved.
Orders and advertisements are respectfully solicited by
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To -whom all bank and post-office orders should be made
payable.
Liverpool, Merseyside, England, 1853-11-08

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Charge. I Lines.
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And so on, adding sixpence for every additional two lines
Estimates forwarded on application for Ad

isenient

requiring frequent repetition.
The Carlisle Journal is published early every Friday morn-
ing, by Messrs. J. and R. STEEL, 3, English-street, to whoa
all orders and advertisements must be addressed.
Liverpool, Merseyside, England, 1853-11-08

NOTICE

The Proprietors of the NORTHERN DAILY TIMES
have now completed their arrangements for securing
the' delivery of the paper at the following places
every morning, at, or before eight o'clock.

BIRKENHEAD BOOTLE
WOODSIDE WALTON
TRANMERE
ROCK FERRY EVERTON.
WATERLOO FAIRFIELD
S EAFORTH AIGBITRTH.
Liverpool, Merseyside, England, 1853-11-08

CARGO for the ANDES, to sail for BOSTON and NEW YORK on
'WEDNESDAY, the 16th instant. is now being received at the
Coburg Dock, according to priority of arrival.
STEAM TO

NEW YORK AND (VIA JAMAICA) TO CHAGRES,
The undernoted or other first-class Screw Steam-ships will sail
FROM LIVERPOOL for NEW YORK,

ONCE A MONTH until further notice, the extended service being Twice
a Month, when the Ships now building are completed :
ANDES Captain MOODIE.
4, ALPS Captain WICKMAN.
JURA
AIIPATIt-0411 /ETNA Captain DOUGLAS.
..Captain LITTLE.
For BOSTON and NEW YORK.
ANDES WEDNESDAY, the 16th November.
ALPS .. ......,;WEDNESDAY, the 14th December. _

Passage Money for First-class Passengers only, for which there is
excellent accommodation, to Boston, '2O, including Provisions and
Steward's Fee, but without Wines or Liquors, which can be obtained
on Board.
grgr Freight on Fine Goods to America, Three Pounds Per Ton

Measurement : other Goods by Agreement

Freight will be collected in America at the rate of 4 dols. 80 cent
•to the Pound Sterling.

Apply in Halifax to SAMUEL CUNARD; in Boston, to S. S. !Awls;
in New York, to EDWARD CUNARD; in Havre and Paris, to DONALD
CURRIE ; in London, to J. B. FOORD, 52, Old Broad-street ; in Glas-
gow, to GEORGE and JAMES BURNS ; or, in Liverpool, to
• D. and C. MAC IVER, 14, Water-street.
As soon as Goods are going for Canada, and any quantity offer
for PORTLAND, these Vessels will call there.
Liverpool, Merseyside, England, 1853-11-08

BRUNSWICK.

.41niirictin 860 Glover, Brown & Co. .. 0
Andreas, 387, Hoggblom . • ..
Ariel 19i Inkster,
itliax 101 Macke, Wilson and Co.. ..
Balmoral, 1175, Douglas.. • • 0 ,
Bee, 1352. Grant. Gibbs Bright &Co .. 0
Camheyses, 292. Petersen
Capßouge,llo7, M ' Pherson, Valentyne &Co 0
Conqueror, 651, M'Cauley, Grainger &Co a
Conway 1000 Diston
Edinburgh 892 Blair .. . • .a ,
Flizabeth Bentley, 876, Carr, Miller &Co a .
Edward Johnston, 997, Lawson .. 0
Emma, 1049 Beyea • •
Echunga 1018 Harvey, D. Cannon and Co w
England. 994, .. ..
Fanny G;,ffney, 745, Moodey, Chalener &
Fleming ..0
Gra,f Jon Schwerin, 2go. Krause, Eahr&Co
Tlenda 304 Morland, J & A Dunn ..
Jane, 839. .Hunter, sharples and Jones .. 0
1 John Barbour gg6 Marshall, Fernie Bros.. a
) Joseph Torrat, 942, Pritchard, Fernie. .14rs, 0
1 Josephine, 947, Jamieson, Houghton &Co N

HARRINGTON.

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Printed and Published by CHARLES WILLMER, of 21, Oxford-street, at his General Printing and Stationery Establishment 19, South Job,.
• Liverpool.-TITESDAY, NOVEMBER 8, 1853.
Liverpool, Merseyside, England, 1853-11-08

MALT WHISKEY

ROBERT LITTLE, Wine & Spiri
5, Vernon-street, Liverpool, Sole Agent

.t Merchant,

WILLIAM ROBERTS "& CO., Ship Store
Dealers and Export Bottlers, 10 and 12, Cooper's

RC4, Li

.O_ALVANIZIN
k._)T Quay. All kin

IRON WORKS, 13, NeA)
f Iron Work Galvanized promptly

Galvanize(

Sheet Iron, &
ALEX.

rrEA.--T]
Redact

cash buyin

tion of i 1

Monts of BINYON

Manchestei
JAM

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Liverpool, Merseyside, England, 1853-11-08

TURKEY AND RUSSIA.

VIENNA, SUNDAY

The Turks began the passage from Rustchuk to
Giurgevo on the 2nd inst., under .a heavy cannonade
between the two places.

BUCHAREST, OCT. 29.
Prince Stirbey has held a review of the Walla-

chian militia.
After the review the Prince was informed of
Prince Gortschakoff's wish that the militia should
join the Russians in their operations against the
Turks.

Prince Stirbey replied, that the Wallachianmilitia
had to perform the duties of a garrison and police
in the country, and that they could not be expected
to take part in the campaign.
Liverpool, Merseyside, England, 1853-11-08

Vubiitationc.k

THE CARLISLE JOURNAL (Established 1798)
a most eligible medium for Advertisements in the
Northern Counties, in which it chiefly circulates. Its
average weekly circulation, as shown by the last parliamen-

tary return, is

3,230 COPIES WEEKLY;
three times greater than that of the nex

united Circulation (

SCALE OF CHARGES
Liverpool, Merseyside, England, 1853-11-08

of this
and

carter. (
The oat

red in v

lITIIFTV.T,TI CATTT

grazing

as been

ous rat

nvn and country

epted. B

in float-

f the finest
Dans bring

cl. barrels

asts were

medium
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of a son.
On the 27th ultimo, at 6, Bayswater-
Bishop of Cape Town, of a daughtp-

IARRIAGES

On the 3rd instant, at Sephton Church, by the Rev. Arthur Starkey.
Fellow of St. John's College, Oxford. Captain Starkey, H. E. I C. SA
late commandant of the 3rd Sikh Infantry, eldest son of John Cross
Starkey, Esq., of Wrenbury-hall, Cheshire, to Eleanor, se:ond
daughter of Charles Robert Simpson, Esq., of Waterloo.
On the 4th instant, at St. Andrew's Scotch Church, Rodney-street,
Mr. Owen Williams, of this town, to Miss Jane Hughes, of Everton-
crescent.

On the 4th instant, at St, David's Church, Brownlow-hill, George
Edwin Tryg_an Burton, Esq., son of the late Captain F. P. P.
Burton, of Bryn, Beaumaris, to Miss Catharine Williams, of this

town.
On t

3rd instant

I the Parish Church

nutsford, Thomas

'aylor, Esq., of the firm of Harrop, Taylor and Pearson, of
lanehtster, to Emily, daughter of James Roscoe, Esq., of Knutsford .

DEATHS

On the 3rd instant, at Upper Hill-street, Toxteth-park, aged
31 years, James Muir, youngest son of Captain M'Leod, of the ship
Panama.
On the 29th ultimo, at Kilrush, in the county Clare, aged 100 years,
Margaret, relict of Mr. S. Grogan. sen.
On the sth instant, at his residence, Blackrock, after a few days'
illness, the Hon Cecil Lawless, second son of the late Lord Cloncurry,
and M.P. for Clonmel.
On the 2nd instant, at No. 17. Coates-crescent, Miss Grace
Dalrymple Hay, second daughter of the late Sir John Dalrymple Hay,
of Park-place, Bart.
On the 30th ultimo, of consumption, aged 25 years, at No. 4, Har.
grave's quay, Cork, Mr. George Faulds, Foreman Pattern Maker,
Cork Steam Ship Company's
v c
onutnlitee
urstuthulwt ,
HaterHznaddyosph.,lious

the Right Hon. Jane
wail in the 77th year of her
Liverpool, Merseyside, England, 1853-11-08

ORNING POS T
LONDON DAILY NEWSPAPER

In consequence of the repeal of the Advertisement Duty,
the MORNING POST charges will be on the following
reduced and reasonable scale :

s. d,
Tradesman's Advertisements, five lines and under 2 6

Every addional line

Servilmts' Advertisements, Four Lines

--XcorresTonding reduction is made in all other classes of
advertisements. _ _ _

---
For a series of Advertisements for the Year, Half-year, or
Quarter, contracts may be made on a moderate reduction o
he scale price.
As a medium for Advertisements, the MORNING POST
offers the greatest advantages for the speedy and extensive
publicity of all announcements addressed to the affluent and
purchasing portion of the community, especially the nobility,
gentry, and monetary interests of the country.
The circulation of this long-established Journal, embraces
the most influential classes of society—the Political, the
Aristocratic, and the Commercial.
A consistent Advocate of Conservative Progress, and Con-
stitutional Liberty—whilst it maintains strongly Estab-
lished Principles,. in Church and State—it constantly seeks
out error, and promotes its reformation.
It contains the FULLEST and LATEST intelligence of every
description, whether POLITICAL, COMMERCIAL CLERICAL,
LEGAL, or FASHIONABLE, with all news relating to ARTS,
SCIENCES, and LITERATURE.
Experience has shown that the MORNING POST possesses
by far the most reliable information on every important poli-
tical subject of the day. In its FOREIGN INTELLIGENCE
especially, it has been distinguished by remarkable rapidily,
and by thG accuracy of its information, derived from the best
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Combining with its Political features, ALL THE NEV'S OF
THE DAY, down to the latest hour of going to press each
morning, it has long enjoyed a circulation and reputation
essentially European.
Wellington.street North, Strand, August 27, 1853.
Liverpool, Merseyside, England, 1853-11-08

F df C, 72, Rutter, Ayr
St. Lawrence, 6JO, Bl'Master, Allen & Co,

Pernambuco
Brigand, (ss). Thomson, Alexandria. E
Lady Emla Bruceloo7 M`Plierson, E
Bathe(', (ss), 600, Miller, Burns 6: Co, Havre
Alpine 514 Malin, J. S. de Wolf, Virginia
ernizer, 28, Hodgson, Cromart

S2IPS LOADING-FOREIGN•
Liverpool, Merseyside, England, 1853-11-08

helm bard a port
they

rich was don

bovv of the Lovely Lass, carryi

several other thin

The Bath

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not time, when the Mary Elizabeth ran into larboarc

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Liverpool, Merseyside, England, 1853-11-08

TRAFALGAR,

Cram & Co

VICTORIA..
4v t,
s.llf,q c,therA!arshall, G Booker 610
ktc:4, 89, Jones .
gc iitylor, Nichols or S W .
k 4446,
be, Wilson & ir.own •••• wx

Cornelia, 778, Risser .. .. . nit
Catherine, 77, Williams.. .• c
Diligence, 37, Rees .. .. .. C
David Harrison, 2,4, Green, R Vining .. Iv
Ellen and Mary, 78. Jenkins .. .. a
Emma, 186, 31'llonald ..
Favovrite, 38, Whitburn .. .. t
Flora 543. Nottingham Lamport and Holt 0
Fortitude, 101, Legett, A Coghill
Governor, 194.. •• ••
Hope, 70, Lloyd .. ..
Janet, 31, Henday • . ••
Jessie Amelia, 129, Jack ..
Mary Russell, 88, Jones ..
Narragansett. 620, Faye .
Orient, 1742, Hill, C Grimshaw ..
Siddons, 971, Taylor .. ..
Tonowanda, 1340. Julius, Brown & Co
West Point, 1096, Mulliner, A Taylor
William Henry, 74, Evans
Yorkshire, 1058, Young

CANNING.

Aeron Lass, 82. Bees
Anderida, gl, Hallen, Preston & Watson
Boscame, 7.5, Jones .. ••
Dan Glaister, 77, Glaister, J D Thomson.

Alexander, 27, Sheen
Amelia, 109, Wilson
Ann, g 3, Martin, Strong
.& Co
Anna,- D. E. Gauwin
Argo, 393, Westdt, Bahr &Co .
Hoe. 26, Clark, J E Christian
City of Boston 381 Scott, R. Girvan
Ckarles Edward, 300, Poppi, Bahr & Co.
Christina .. .. .. .
Clown, 142, Sinclair, Strong & Reid .
Condor. 68. Eastie .. .. .
Despatch, 76, French, G Badenach .
Earl of Selkirk, 52, Fos ..
Energy, 68, Small .. .. ".
Fairy, 54, M'Quacker, Cowell & Co .
Gazelle, 110, Appien, Bahr & Co..
Hawk, 83, Romney .. .. .
Industry. 66, Tyrrell .. ..
Jane, 28, Grimes, Cowell &Co .. .
Jane. 111, Beson, J Glynn & Son .
Julia 100 Errazuma, Partridge & Co.. .
Joven Claudio. 70, Branque, Bahr &Co .. 0
King of the Forest, 128, Rees, A F Moore *
Lady Bassett 103 Carthew, Papayanni & co w
Levant, 134, Tolmer, Bahr &Co .. is
Lima. t 4, Jones .. .. .. sr
Magdalene, 150, Huskeden, Bahr &Co .. w
Margaret Gibson, 148 Robinson, Cram & Cow
Maria, 156, Rus, Bahr &Co .. .. W
Mary, 96, Wakeham, Cram & Co ..
Mary, 122, Stapleton, Ridley Son and Co .. s
Mary Elizabeth, 95, Rolston .. .. II
Medina, 237, Guthrie .. .. .. V
Nuestra Senhora de C'aimer, 120, Contedoa •
Nora Creina, 128, Walsh .. .. *
Phoenix, 150, Bolwin, Bahr &Co .. it
Princess Royal, 180, Thomas, A F Moore ar
Prosper, 130, Griffiths, Cram &Co .. z
Prowler, 109, Canning .. .. .. nr
Pulla, 99, Evans .. .. .. a
Queen, 77, Teare, J Walsh .. .. N
Ilebecca, 180, Camden .. .. .. w
Regina, 236, Thaddock, A F Moore .. E
Rocket. 70. Quinn, J Barnes .. .. N
Salathiei, 6g, Jones .. .. . ss
Sophia, 125, Richardson, Miners &Co .. ar
Souvenir 179 Elliott, A, F. Moore .. .. w
Swan, 158, Mar, Maywood & Co.. ..',wt
Tantivy, 71, Downs, Byrne &Co .. st
Trine, 95, Trane, Vos Brown &Co .. it

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Liverpool, Merseyside, England, 1853-11-08

MISS CUNNINGHAME-LETTER FROM

HER BROTHER

The following letter explains the causes and circumstances
of Miss Cunninghatne's release :
8111,—I have just seen the report of the proceedings of a
deputation which waited on Lord Clarendon last week, to
thank his Lordship for his exertions in procuring the liberation
of my sister, Miss M. Cunninghame, recently impeached at
Lucca; and I observe that,Lord Clarendon, in his reply, is
reported to have made a remark calculated to leave the
impression that my sister had, in fact, infringed the law of
Tuscany.

" It has, indeed, from the first, been too hastily taken for
?ranted, both in England and elsewhere, that the mere distri-
bution of religious tracts, or the Bible, constituted an offence
against the law of Tuscany.
" That this, however, is not the case, the following state
went may serve to show.
" At the time when my sister was liberated by the so-called
Pardon of the Grand Duke, the Camera d'Accusa, or second
Court of Lucca, before which my sister's case stood for adjudi-
cation, had actually drawn up, signed, and sealed a decree,
acquitting her of the charge of which she stood accused.
" And this decree was only prevented from being delivered
'1 the issue of the Grand Duke's pardon, which, by the law of
Tuscany, has the effect of quashing the proceedings of the law
courts, in whatever stage they may be.
" It is understood that this decree of acquittal proceeded,
re on the want of proof that my sister had distributed the
t? Testament and the tracts in question, but on the ground
that the distribution of these books did not come within the
suing of the law under which she was accused of having
attempted to propagate doctrines contrary to the religion of the
Kate.

``lt is well known that at the time when the Grand Duke
c,___41440 his pardon, he was perfectly aware of the decision of the
,'"'l, era d'Accusa, and that his object in issuing it was to quash
the decree of acquittal.
L" It is easy to conceive how little agreeable to the Grand
}Dike would be the publication of a decree at once wounding
11•4 Pride and depriving his bigotry of its prey. But the pub-
cation of this decree would have been most precious to the
445 e of religious freedom in Tuscany.
It would have been a heavy blow to spiritual despotism ;
it Would have decided that the circulation of the Scriptures
not contrary to the laws of tho state ; and it would
ave taught the unfortunate •Tu scans that, though oppressed
by a despotic duke and a persecuting church, they had still
I,refuge in the firmness and integrity of the law courts of
ticea.
Liverpool, Merseyside, England, 1853-11-08

RUSSIA

Advices from Odessa state, that the head-quarters
of the sth corps of Infantry, under General Liiders,
are to be removed froth Odessa to Ismail.

The 13th division of Infantry has been shipped
off from Sebastopol, and landed on the coast be-
tween Tuchan Kale and Redif Kale. Steamers
with troops have been sent up the river Anakeon.
Mailer's Infantry division has left Odessa to take
the place of the 13th division in the Crimea.
Beyond the fact that the Turks had entered Wal-
lachia, and for a certain period encountered no
effective opposition, nothing more is known re-
garding the movements of the two armies in Wal-

lachia.- In Asia, however, we have intelligence of
an engagement on a large scale, in which the

Turks-were victorious. If is conveyed in a letter
dated Constantinople, 26th ult., which says—" At
two o'clock, yesterday, the Esseui Djedid, a Turkish
war steamer, arrived here direct from Batum;
bringing news of the commencement of hostilities,
and of an engagement in which the Turks had been

THE NORTHERt

short. In place of the 23d. of October it is to the 30th
that the opening of the campaign has been postponed. I
do not know what is expected to arrive during that time,
but something must necessarily be expected, since the date
fixed by the Turks is
.the one proposed by England and
France. It must be concluded that these two Powers ex=
pect within that time some important answer, or the conclu-
sion of some negociation which is unknown to me.

" Austria, wh-o has expressed her regret that all her efforts
to arrive at a reconciliation should have failed, has intimated
to the Porte that in any case she will observe a strict neu-
trality. She yesterday officially took the Russians remain-
ing here under her protection. Almost all commercial men
have left. The others, that is to say, the functionaries of
the consulate, the post-office, &c., took their passage yester=
day by the Germania, a steamer belonging to the Austrian
Lloyd's, which they freighted for Odessa.
At the moment of my return into town I am informed
that the answer of Russia to the declaration of war has ar-
rived, and that, as was to be expected, it terminates by an
appeal to arms. But I have no means of verifying this
news."
Liverpool, Merseyside, England, 1853-11-08

TO CORRESPONDENTS

ERRATUM.—In our paper of yesterday, the meaning of a
short paragraph respecting.the re-election of Mr. Bold, was
destroyed, by an error of the printer. Instead of " a rea-
sonable clear appearance to reject the objectionable indi-
vidual," read, reasonable degree of penance, by reject-
ing the ojectionable individual." _

`Whatever is intended for insertion must be authenticated
by the name and address of the writer ; not necessarily for
publication, but as a guarantee of his good faith.
We cannot undertake to return rejected communications.
All communications, Books for Review, etc., to be for-
warded to the Editor must be addressed to the Publisher,
CHARLES WILLMER, and those from London may be sent
to the care of Messrs. Simpkin, Marshall, and Co.
Liverpool, Merseyside, England, 1853-11-08

Bfteliittrratteatt.

LINE OF SCREW STEAMERS
ZZ BETWEEN
• 4410 ► LIVERPOOL and OPORTO.
The fast sailing first-class Steam Ships
RATTLER Captain DowicEs,
WATERWITCH Captain HAMILTON,
Are intended to be despatched as under :
The WATERWITCH, now in port, on the 10th instant,
receiving goods till the evening of the 9th.
Cabin passage (including Steward's Fee and Provisions)
Eight Guineas. The RATTLER and WATERWITCH have
both been fitted up expressly for this trade, and their
cabins, which are entirely new, are elegant and com-
modious.
Agents for the RATTLER,
VIANNA, JONES & CHAPPLE,
Agents for the WATERWITCH,M‘iLEAN, Mg, ARTY & CO.
21, Water-street, corner of Drury-lane

THE GOVERNING CLASSES.

A. SERIES OF PORTRAITS TO BE CONTINUED

WEEKLY IN
HE LEADER, a complete first-class Weekly
Newspaper ; Political and Literary Review. (Estab-
lished 1850). Published every Saturday in time for the
early morning mails, price Sixpence, and Sold by News-
agents in all parts of England, or may be had direct from
the Publisher.

gr Terms of Subscription-13s. for a Half-year, to be
remitted in advance, by Money Order, payable to Mr. Al-
fred E. Galloway, at the Office, 7, Wellington-street,
Strand, London.
Liverpool, Merseyside, England, 1853-11-08

In this port freights are 14s. a quarter, the usual
average being 68. Merchants are paying £l4 per
ton for the freight of wool to England.

Exchange 12-2 t

P.S. It is the general opinion here that the order
to delay hostilities will have arrived too late in
Asia,

FRANCE

PARIS, Nov. 6, 6 P.M.—The Moniteur states that
the French troops in Algiers have obtained a
victory over the Arabs. They captured 16 standards
4000 sheep, and 250 camels._ _

The Bourse was firm on Saturday, and Govern-
ment securities closed at an advance on the last
prices of Friday. The Three per Cents. opened at
73f. 60e., rose to 73f. 90c., and closed at 73f. 80e.
for the end of the month. The Four-and-a-half per
Cents. closed at 100 f. ; Orleans Railroad Shares,
1,152f..53c.; Rouen, 1,002 f. 50c.; Havre, 485 f. ;
Great Northern, 855 f.; Paris and Strasburg, 925 f.;
ditto stamped, 820 f. ; Paris and Lyons, 897 f. 50c. ;
Lyons to the Mediterranean, 730 f.; Western of
France, 615 f. ; Bordeaux and Cette, 582 f. 50c. ;
Great Central, 540 f.; Lyons to Geneva, 495 f. ;
Shares of the Bank of Credit Mobilier, 693 f. 75c.
Liverpool, Merseyside, England, 1853-11-08

SHIPBUILDERS' ASSOCIATION.

A special general meeting of the members of this associa-
4ion was held at ten o'clock, on yesterday, in the Regulating

_le circulars stating the number of Liver-
__ that could have been employed during the last
had they been available ; and for the transaction of

'Qffice, t

other business—

Mr. J. WiLsoN GREEN in the chair

The other g

ntlemen present were

Messrs,

I. Keverigan,

Williams, Fitzpat:

Smith, Potter,

w. J. Ev

trop, Dawson, I

Grayson, Clar

loydqn, W.

•
Paul, Clayton, Major, Garrett, W. Pope, I
Jones, Robert Evans, Hon. Secretary, H. Crosbie, Assi

Secretar

tended on behalf of the operative ship-

returns, by which it appeared
Liverpool, Merseyside, England, 1853-11-08

matter, the men wer

meet a

masters,
the trade
thorised

;o far a 1 the men were cow

t a committee of six be

would

The CHAIRMAN : W

the committc

DAWSON : As r

ay that they were willing to adopt that course,
very point in dispute be settled at once. He
Liverpool, Merseyside, England, 1853-11-08

TRAVELLERS and VISITORS to LIVERP 0 OL
will find comfort, economy, and despatch at
WHITEMAN'S BRUNSWICK HOTEL.
The coffee-rooms and upper dining apartments will be found
retired and convenient. Comfortable and well-aired BEDS
may be depended upon.
BED AND BREAKFAST, 2s. 6d
A porter in attendance all night.
BILLIARDS, ls. per Hour.
A spacious ROOM for DINNERS, PUBLIC MEETINGS,
&c., &c.
Plate, knives, glass, &c., for hire. Attached is the Bruns-
wick Club. Refreshments moderate.—Clnb-rooms,
Hanover-street
W. E. WHITEMAN, Proprietor.
Agent for the Hope Mutual Life Assurance and Honesty
Guarantee Society.
Liverpool, Merseyside, England, 1853-11-08

.1 Western, 104-1,--5; D.
rind I

Is. 62 4

se'nnigr,

s. 4d. per Blbs.
Aershire, and
From all other

much excited

)1; Caledonian,
ancashire, 16i ;
- ; Lan-

Chester,

1, 1041

Eastern
tle, and
lidland,

Yorkshit,

Midland, 64-
Liverpool, Merseyside, England, 1853-11-08

HE GENERAL WEEKLY SHIPPING
I LIST, and POSTAL and MERCANTILE DIREC-
TORY. Published every Saturday, price 3d, or 4d.,
stamped. Contains a well-arranged and authentic List of
ALL VESSELS and STEAMERS taking freight, sailing from the
United Kingdom for foreign ports. Also a Weekly Diary
of Foreign Mails and Rates of Postage. A large circula-
tion throughout the kingdom makes this a first-rate medium
for Shipping and General Advertisements.
Printed for the proprietors by J. HADDON & Sox,
Castle-street, Finsbury.
Agents for Liverpool.—J. TURNER, Derby Buildings;
GEORGE J. POORE, 42, Castle-street, and JOHN PETRrE,
10, Rumford-place, by whom Advertisements and Subscriber's
names are received.
Liverpool, Merseyside, England, 1853-11-08

igiubiic emtt4tments.

ROYAL COLOSSEUM CONCERT-HALL,
Paradise-street, Liverpool. Proprietor, Mr. HEATH.
This delightful Hall of Recreation, open every Evening
with a continual change of Amusements.

The unprecedented success of this Colossal Establishment,
is a sure guarantee of the unqualified approbation of the
public. The magnitude of the building, the splendour of the
decorations, the brilliancy of the chandeliers, the glittering
mirrors, the enormous and superb ceiling, gorgeously orna-
mented with classic paintings, have excited the admiration of
thousands who have nightly crowded the Hall.
Engagement of M. HENRIQUE' S extraordinary troupe of
performing DOGS and MONKEYS : their entertainment is
of a most pleasing, interesting., and amusing nature. Tri-
umphant success, and consequent re-engagement of HERR
RENNEF, the Equilibrist King and Wonder of the Age,
for SIX NIGHTS only. The last week of HERR SUSS-
MAN, the celebrated imitator of Birds and Animals.
The above great artists will appear in conjunction with the
following talented Company, in a Grand Musical Melange:—
Miss HEMMINGS, Mrs. CLIFTON, Mr. R. MORROW,
Mr. W. MORROW, Mr. H. CLIFTON. The LAST
SIX NIGHTS nights of the original VANGO.
Artist, M. CRAWFORD ; Musical Director, Mr. F.
BOULLAND ; Leader of the Brass Band, Mr. BROWN ;
Director of the Entertainments, Mr. HEATH, Jun.

NIAvRooBLL. EJ WARlVoi3c2beNgsotnoT
aOnnN-SoTuEncEeE j;aLtiliveTinas-
on hand a large STOCK of superior MARBLE CHIM-
NEY-PIECES, in the newest designs, from £2 to £25 each.

MONUMENTS, TOMBS, BATHS, &c.,
at very low prices.

THE STRANGWAYS-HALL COAL COAT
PANY, WIGAN.—The above Company, have Re-
moved their Offices, from 41, Oldhall-street, to DERBY-
BUILDINGS, Fenwick-street, and are in a position to supply
the best quality of steam or house Coal without delay.
Vesselsloaded in Garston Dock, if required. Orders also taken
for Rock and White Salt, for shipment in Liverpool or
Runcorn. JAMES IL JOHNSON, Agent.
Derby-buildings, Fenwick-street, Liverpool.
Liverpool, Merseyside, England, 1853-11-08

ployed if aval

in thelr numb

1111 questioned the accuracy of the returns.
ry master to state the ship and the yard
~e short. A master might have half-a-
-_ __gh he might be full at five of them, he
might want_a few_men at. other. He therefore thought
on the whole, the return was not properly filled, but that the

He shoe

like eve

here the m

)vin at random

ere put
Is it proper to work by torch-light

Mr. Cr.ov-EI

k. NEILL : Yes, if

.t is necessary to clear the

observed that they were going out of the
from the point at issue. He would

wandcri

Mr. Neill with a copy of the
ye from him on an early day, his opinion on
e scrutiny. They might then, if they
mesent defer that subject ; but there was
dling for attention, and that

they furnis'

a refer-

La that, to make one story of the whole

-Ming to appoint a committ,

e of an equal number appointed by the
purpose of dissussing the whole subject of
1, he was au-
Liverpool, Merseyside, England, 1853-11-30

;frame.

FRANCE.
STEAM COMMUNICATION BETWEEN
4k LIVERPOOL, CHARENTE, and
NANTES,
The new first-class Steam-ships

LOIRE ...... 600 tons ....Captain THOMAS IRVINE,
CHARENTE-600 tons . . ... Captain JOHN MARSLAND,
Will be dispatched, at intervals of fourteen days, as soon as
the arrangements now in progress are complete. The above
are new vessels of large power, built expressly for the trade,
and are expected to make very rapid passages.
One of the above (or other suitable vessel) is intended to be
dispatched, from the Nelson Dock, on THURSDAY, December
Bth, at 4 p.m.—For freight or passage apply to
WIC.EAN, M'LARTY, & CO., 4, Drury-lane; or to
M'CLUNE & TAMPLIN, Columbia-buildings,

Brunswick-street.
Liverpool, Merseyside, England, 1853-11-30

BARCELONA.

Joven Pepita, Martinez, Bahr Behrend & cof,)
Blossom, 264, Ritchie, Campbell & Co, or
Bahr, Nov 16
Mald of Athens, ISO, Bonfellow, Bahr &
Co, Nov 16
Aquiba de Oro, 160, Rodriquez, Babr Ia - V
rend and Co, Nov 22
Science, 184, Clark, Bahr & Co, Nov 24 ,

BATAVIA, &c.
Salatiga, Besier, Aikin and Son, or Vos
and Co, Oct 22
BILBOA & SANTANDER.
Triton, Zaldnondo, Partridge & Co, Oct 22 43.
BO M BAY.
Martin Frederick, Millers and Co, or Bahr,
Oct 22 • • f
Queen Mab, Lamb, Tyrers or Power & p
Sumroo, 1030, Hayes, Lamport and Holt,
Oct 24

Chrysolite, 471, Enright, Imrie &Co or R
Vining, Nov T 7 .. .. . P
Chancellor, 864, Turner, Finlay Campbell
and Co, Nov 25 . .. .. Bkd
BORDEUX.

Charles Amelia, Fouleyrand, Gauwin and
Co, Oct 31
BOSTON.

North America, F 56, Gorham, Train & Co,

_Oct 27
—Mniisoon, 1084. Kennedy, J

D Wolf or

~.
Garnock & Co, Nov 11 . B
Neptune, 1032, Beauchamp, W Train &
Co, Nov 16 .. . Him
Staffordshire, 1804, Richardsou, W Train
and 'o, Nov 16
Liverpool, Merseyside, England, 1853-11-30

BAHIA.

Fairy Queen, Casson, Tanton or 2E
M`Donnell, Nov 9 • • 0
Ruben, 606 Whelan, Millers kz Thompson
Nov 2 . - . —Oki
Surat, Graham, Shallcross and Co, or San.

ton, Oct 12 .. .. ..
Amelia, 272, Johnson, R Vining and Co,
Nov 21 ..
. ..
Tancred, 401, Mason, Brice and Co or AL.
len and Co, Nov 28
Liverpool, Merseyside, England, 1853-11-30

TO-MORROW.

On account of whom it may concern,
TO-MORROW (Thursday), the Ist December, at One o'clock,
at the Brokers' Office, 13, Exchange-buildings,
1800 Bags Dry Brown East.lndia SUGAR,
Ex Henry Winch, from Calcutta.—Apply to
T. & H. LITTLEDALE & CO., Brokers.

To close Sales.

To-monnow (Thursday), the Ist December, at One o'clock
at the Commercial Salesroom, Temple-court,

2 Butts CURRANTS, 'sl's,
5 Butts DITTO, 's2's,
6 Caroteels 1 CURRANTS, 'sl's,
12 Barrels
3 Barrels } DITTO, 's2's
8 Boxes /
116 Boxes old Valencia RAISINS,
NO Boxes 1 Bunch Muscatel RAISINS,
100 4-Boxes f - in layers,
80 Drums
} Malaga FIGS,
100 Tappets
700 Boxes
230 Drums j Eleme Turkey FIGS,
40 Bags Black Turkey RAISINS,
Apply to GEORGE BADEN.

all faults.

.CH, Broker.

TO-MORROW (Thursday), the Ist December, at One o'clock,
in the Commercial Saleroom, Temple-court,
2600 I and k-Drums Eleme Turkey FIGS,
27 Skeleton Cases, containing t. Drums Eleme Turkey
FIGS,
Landing ex " Arabian " steamer, from Smyrna ;
1205 -td, and 1---Drums Eleme Turkey FIGS,
14 Skeleton Cases, mataining Boxes, Eleme Turkey
FIGS,
107 Barrels Black Turkey RAISINS,
Just landed ex " Teneriffe" steamer, from Smyrna;
490000
1B„-oBoxs
es Bunch Muscatel RAISINS, in layers,
30 Boxes Jordan ALMONDS,
900 Barrels
Lexia RAISINS,
400 Baskets
130 Baskets Malaga FIGS,
200 Barrels Malaga Sultana RAISINS,
Landing ex " Jane and Mary," from Malaya.—Apply to
GEORGE BADEN ACH, Broker.

TO-MORROW (Thursday), the Ist of December, at One o'clock,
at the Commercial Saleroom, Temple-court,
5 Half-Pipes fine Old CURRANTS
100 Boxes Bunch Muscatel RAISINS,
30 Barrels small Ditto DITTO,
276 Barrels new Sexia DITTO,
460 Frails Malaga FIGS,
311 Barrels Black Smyrna RAISINS,
790 Boxes Ditto Ditto DITTO,
100 Quarter-Drums Old Sultana RAISINS,
330 Boxes
220 Half-Boxes Old Valencia RAISINS,
13 Cases French PLUMS, in Cartons.
Apply to FLETCHER & FIRTH, Brokers,
4, Temple-court.

v On THURSDAY, the Bth December next, at One, at
j 44, the Brokers' Saleroom,4l4erby-buildings, Fen-
KU wick street,
The beautiful Clipper-barque

CHARLES EDWARD,
300 tons per register ; built at Boston, U. S., and is now in
excellent repair ; has recently had new decks, caulked, and
re-sheathed with yellow metal; she is copper-fastened, has
excellent height between the beams, and full poop, well
arranged for passengers. She is a very fast ship, and can
be sent to sea immediately. Lying in King's Dock.—Apply
to Mews. TELO and PRANGE ; or to
TONGE, CURRY, 8c CO., Brokers.
Liverpool, Merseyside, England, 1853-11-30

HAMPTON ROADS.

'Henry Nesmith, 677, Butler, S & WPearce,
Nov 21 .. .. ..

HAVANNAH.

Joven Pepito, 150, Vilavasso, F de Oleaga
and Co, Nov 9 .. .. ••
Nuevo Leon, 154, de Urrutia, It Sheil &
Coor of J T Nickels, Oct 29 ..
Secundina. de Albizurc, 231, Pardridge and
Co, Oct 22
..
L'lndustrie, 380, Jansen, J Meek or Nickols
and Co, Nov 17.. .. ..
Liverpool, Merseyside, England, 1853-11-30

BALTIMORE.

Scotia, 560, Al' Lean, J Brown or Harrison,
Nov 2 Y
Gladiator, 454, Meseek, Bahr& Co, Oct 2:7Sdn
Alexander 591, Johnson, J Brown or Har-
rison, Nov 24
BATAVIA AND SOURABAYA.
Zeameau, 443, Kayzer, J Aiken & Co or
Vos & Co, Nov 21

BARBADOES.

(John. Cunningham, Adair, J Langton

and Co ..
Louisa, 171, Squary, , J Longton or Cuthbert,
Oct 29 •• ..
New City of Cork, 263, Baynes, J Longton
and Co, Nov 2 ••
Lady Hilda. 461, Thomas, Master, Nov I 4 Gff
Indian Queen, 337, Forsyth, J Poole & co,
Nov 16 • • P
Liverpool, Merseyside, England, 1853-11-30

BRUGES.

Charles, 118, Simons, Stutterheim, Nov 24 QI
BUENA VENTURA, &e.
_ .

Ranger, 303, Cubbins, J Poole, Oct 20.... P 1

BUENOS AYKES.

Regina, 207, R Chaddock, ICotesworth .
Bosphorus, 216, Gibson, Preston and Cor
or Kelso, Oct 27
Zarah, Mourant, Baker or Dean, Sept 28
Ulidia, 236, M'Cleery, Cotesworth Wynne
and Co, Nov 28 ..
Queen. 194. Galt, W. Pierce or .Millers
, Rita, 102, Joblin, Kelso & Co or Bahr & Co,
Nov 15 . • G

CADIZ.

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

CADIZ & SEVILLE.
Joven Claudia, 120. —, Partridge & Co
Faro, 130, Ferwandez, Partridge Fletcher
Sz Co, Nov I 7

CALCUTTA

Kedgeree, Isbister, Lemon or Baker, Sep 29Bkd
Manahan, 850, Adamson; T and J Brockle-
bank, Oct 21 .. P
Stornaway, 527, Hart, Bolds & Co, Nov 10 S
Thomas Hrocklebank, 629, Rorison, T & J
Brocklebank,, Nov 14
Sea Horse, 790, Heron, Potter Brs or Ash-
ley Brs
CAPE OF GOOD HOPE.

Countess of Winton, Clarke, Aikin or
Cowie and Co, Oct 31 ..
CAYENNE.

Augustine Victorine, 235, Bailly, D E Gan-
win and Co, Nov 24 .. Tx
C EAR A .

71namara, 280, Blundell, Singlehurst & Co,
Nov 3 .. .. ..

CITY POINT, VIRGINIA.

Paramatta, 1107, Henry, J S de Wolf & Co,
Nov 1.. .. Gv

CIENFUEGOS.
N S del Carmen, lgg G ortozar, Oleage and
Coor or Aikin and Son. Oct 24
CONSTANTINOPLE AND ODESSA.
, Franc, 270, Parcurich, M C Pothonier and
Co, Nov 27 .. Stn'
CONSTANTINOPLE, SMYRNA, SYRA
Liverpool, Merseyside, England, 1853-11-30

BRUNSWICK.

Adelaide Bell, 1091, Chase ..
Admiral no.rer, 1116, Crawford ..
Atlantic, 400, Holt, Bahr & Co ..
Amelia. 550, Redman, Bahr & Co
Andreas, 387, Hoggblom
Capßouge,llo7, Ai' Pherson, Valentyne & Co w
Castus, 289, Graham, sliller & Co
Catherine, 233, Crerar
Chatham, 813, Vinnis, M`Calmont
Columbus, 962, Chaloner & Fleming
Cumloden Castle, 722, M'Donald, Douglas

.. w
••
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Liverpool, Merseyside, England, 1853-11-30

WANTED, a good active WAREHOUSEMAN.
Only those that understand Drysalteries thoroughly
need apply. Apply to H. 8., NORTHERN DAILY TIMES
OFFICE.

A Gentleman, aged 24, is desirous of obtaining
A
EMPLOYMENT.—Is a good Salesman, would have
no objection to become either Town or Country Traveller.
He wants something respectable to do,—is well acquainted
with Shipping, and can give first-rate references.
Address W. 8., at the NORTHERN DAILY TIMES OFFICE.
Liverpool, Merseyside, England, 1853-11-30

RAMSAY, ISLE OF MAN, Nov. 25,

The Baltic, of Yarmouth, from Miramichi to
!Liverpool, is on shore about 5 miles north of
'this place, full of water.

SKIBBEREEN, Nov. 26.

A new Boat, 22 feet 8 inches long, painted)
white, with a blue riband, green bottom, light
yellow inside, copper fastened, and very
slightly damaged, was picked up off Bere
Island, Nov 22.

NEWPORT, Nov. 26.

The Windsor Castle, bound to St. Thomas,
is off the Port, putting back leaky, she will
have to discharge.

HONG KONG, Oct. 11.

The Lady Eveline, M'Clellan, hence to San
Francisco, has been lost at Madrico, Sima
Island, about 240 lives were lost.

MADRAS, Oct. 24.

The Catherine, Mitchell, is on shore on the
Armoghen Shoal.

SOLVA, Nov. 25,

Some pieces of Bees wax, about three pounds
each, have been picked up east of this harbour.

DUBLIN.

Nov. 28.

ABRlVED.—lndustry, Quebec.

9UEENSTOVirN.

Nov. 28.
Wind—E.—Fair.
ARZlVED.—Grampion, Morrison, Callao;
Eliza, Rennard, Buenos Ayres.
SAILED —Ellen Highfield, from Rio Grande
tor Liverpool.
Liverpool, Merseyside, England, 1853-11-30

Maritime Extracts.

Javaan, Eylers, from Liverpool at Batavia.
William & sarah, from Liverpool at Galatz,
Frankfort. (a.) from Liverpool at Genoa.

Wilhelmina. from Liverpool at Pillau.
Teutonia, from Liverpool at Bremen.
Harriet, from Liverpool at Antwerp.
Kangaroo, (s.s) from Bordeaux at Liverpool,
after being ashore near the Bock Light House.
Bonita, Croaker, from Monte Video at Liver-
pool, sailed Oct 1, since passing the Azores,
experienced heavy stormy weather, with heavy
confused sea.

The Astrologer, (s.s) which sailed yesterday
for Constantinople, put back to day, being too
deeply laden.
Tho Emerald Isle, (new ship) from St.
John's, N. 8.. dragged her anchors early this
morning, and went on shore off the Albert
dock, but was assisted off by two steamers, on
the flood, and got into dock, without apparent
injury.
. . -

The Golden Age, for Melbourne, has
returned into dock.
Danube, (s.s) from Trieste at I iverpool. with
slight damatee, having been in contact with the
Margaret, (a) for Havre, last evening, east-
Liverpool, Merseyside, England, 1853-11-30

MEDICAL ADVICE.

DR. LEWIS, Author of several Medical Works,
may be consulted for the speedy and effectual cure
of Nervous Debility, Depression of Spirits, Indigestion,
Illusions of the Mind, Scorbutic, Skin, and other diseases,
&c., &c. Attendance from ten till two, and from four
to nine. Sundays till two. Address 44, Nelson-street,
Great George's-square. Private entrance to surgery, 1,
Bailey-street.
Liverpool, Merseyside, England, 1853-11-30

SALTHOUSE.

Belle 491 Stowe. Hatton and Cookson .. n
Bergmann, 403 Matthews, Cotesworth, & Co. n
Chatham, 354, Smith, Jamieson Bra .. e
Dorisana 486 Robertson, J Steele .. w
Eagle. 1146 Boyce, Gibbs Bright and Co.. e
Emelie, 78, Griffiths, Hatton & Cookson .. s
Geraldine, 444. Wakeham, W& T Tyrer a
Golden Age 1240 Newlands, J. Baines.. .. e
Grasmere 454 Campbell. Lamport and Co.. E
Guildford 177 Rooke, Hatton & Cookson.. w
Gulnare, 142, Spencer, Hatton & Cookson a
Jersey. 850, Day. Rathbone, Bra..
Julius Cr.sar, 737, Flemming, Lamport & Co w
ring William d 63, Dever, E. Oliver
Martha, 788, Pickering, T Harrison
Mignon, NI. Harvey, Wood & Ritson e
Paraguay, 3lg. Pringle.. e
Reward, 279, Flood, Millers & Co n
Scotland, -- 580 .. s
Stornoway, 527, Hart. C W& F Shand .. w
Svenger, 119, Power, Hatton & Cookson.. w
Town of Liverpool, 337. Flood, J Longton &

Co • •
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Ursula 487 James, Imrie &Co .. .. • •
Zarah 340 Langlois. P H Dean & Co.. • •

ALBERT.
Liverpool, Merseyside, England, 1853-11-30

REDUCED RATES 0? FREIGHT.

NEW YORK PACKET SFTPS.
1.08 NEW ARRANGEMENT.
Sailing on the 26th of every Monah.
_ _ _

Constellation..F. P. ALLEN. l,BOO tons...26th Dec.
Underwriter ...T. SHIPLEY 1,300 tons...26th Jan.
Westpoint ....W. R. MULLINER 1,200 tons...26th Feb.
Waterloo._ ... E. HARVEY... 1,100 tons.. 26th March.

By these Packets Goods e;thcrto paying 305., will in fature
be charged only 20s. per Lon. All other Goods by special.
contract.

Goods will not in future be received after Miclqight of the
24th of each month.

These Ships are all of the first class, recently built in the
city of New York; and for strength, beauty of model, pane-
tuality, and swiftness of sailing, as well as for extent and
conaforf-of Cabin accommodation, are not surpassed by any
in the -trade, mid' their commanders are men of great ex-
perience.
• For*Ternis,of Freight arid Cabin Passage only, apply to
A. TAYLOR & Co.
Agents in New York, Messrs. KERMIT and CAROW.
Freight by these Vessels to be collected in New York at
the the of four-dollars eighty cents to the pound sterling.