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The Northern Daily Times.
Liverpool, Merseyside, England, 1853-10-01

33riti6b Sincrica.

VYV •,•/
CANADIAN STEAM NAVIGATION COMPANY.

" The first-class Screw Steam-ships
V4t., CLEOPATRA, HURON, and
1. fir
• AM g,
ONTARIO SARAH SANDS,
ERIE, (Chartered.)
These Vessels will maintain a
_

REGULAR CohiiitilsSiso—ArH-01\'r BETWEEN LIVER-

POOL and QIIEI3EC and MONTREAL

Sailing Twice a Month during Summer, commencing APRIL,
1854, and between LIVERPOOL and PORTLAND,
Once a Month during Winter, commencing Nov. next.
SARAH SANDS (from Birkenhead Dock,) Thursday,Nov.l7.
CLEOPATRA, 71_ Thursday,Dee.ls.

From. PO RTLAND

Saturday, Dec. 17
Saturday, Jan. 14

Commtrtiai taltg.

On TUESDAY next, the 4th October, at One o'clock pre-
;eisely,at 11, Temple-court,

The following Goods, viz. :-
15rJO Baskets of New Lisbon White FIGS, •
90 Matts of old Faro FIGS,
Now landing, cx Albatross (s.s.).
5002
Cases Quarter Drums )
Turkey FIGS,
1
250 Half and Quarter Drums SITLTA.NAS,
500 Barrels Old Black Smyrna RAISINS,
105 Bags Turkey. Red RAISINS,
Ex Meleta, from Smyrna.
400 Boxes Old VALENCIAS,
30 Tons German PRUNES.
Catalogues to be had on application to
HOUGHTON & LEVY, Brokers,
11, Temple-court, North John-street, Liverpool

Alalt4 b Ruction.

Boots and Shoes,

FITRNITURE, Oats, Hay, Straw,
Dry Colours, &c., Hill's, 54, Hanover-street,
By Mr. MILL,

On Monday next, the 3id, and 'Wednesday the sth instunt

at eleven o'clock,
EXCELLENT HOUSEHOLD FURNITURE,
chimney glasses, 8-day clocks, time-pieces, pictures,
double barrel gun, London floor and lobby cloths, &c. Also
at one o'clock, 250 measures of Poland oats, stack of well-
got prime clover hay, wheat straw, fruit and other produce,
10 pens fine Cochm China fowls, and other poultry; and
also at twelve o'clock, stock of ladies', gentlemens', and
ehildrens' boots and shoes, &c., &c, Also Friday, 7th, at
eleven o'clock, casks of valuable green, blue, and colours of
every shade; lead, oil cisterns, tins,
locks. &c.; cases, stained glass, offi

bottles, ironing screw

delis, partitioning

counters, doors, sashes, and general miscellaneous effects,

Scc., &c

BY ORDER OF THE DEVISEES IN TRUST or THE LATE MR,

RICHARD HADDOCKS

On Wednesday next, the sth day of October, at Half-past
Seven o'clock in the Evening, at Gough's Hotel,Woodside,

subject to conditions,
APIECE of Freehold LAND, with the Two
SHOPS, Four DWELLING HOUSES, TWO
STABLES, SMITHY, and SHED thereon erected, situate
on the west side of Maddocks-street, Birkenhead, in the
county of Chester, bounded on the east by Cleveland-street,
and on the west by Brook-street, and containing 640 yards.
The Premises being in the immediate neighbourhood of
the Birkenhead Docks, form a very desirable investment

Apply to Messrs. ROBINSON and DuKr, Solicitors,Liver-
pool.
Liverpool, Merseyside, England, 1853-10-01

r way of keeping
nitt as the excessive demand

Ito- 1/4) t

coin is required to pay for bullion, as the one

tPes out the 'other returiis, and the variation in the
Influx and the efflux of gold, will be attributable to
41_

_ It May be many Tears before
luetion of this metal in Australia, or indeed,
tornia, will be continuous throughout the year,

end until it is so our receipts will vary with the
season as they do at present. If the depreciation
in the value of bullion touches a lower point than the

existing rates, it is not likely to advance the prices
of produce, as the present high prices in this di-
rection have :taken place, in anticipation of a
deprecation, and consequent loss in the purchasing

market continues flat

prices are variable from the opening and closing
Of each day. Consols, which at their present price
Yields less than 33 per cent., can however scarcely
be expected to maintain their value, with money

tt per cent.; and although it was stated that a;
God deal of bona fide purchasing is going forward
he elasticity of the market is unquestionably due

great measure to speculative operations. Con-
sols for the account have been done from 92f to
with intermediate fluctuations, and for money
have ranged from 92i to 93k. Exchequer-
have been rather firmer at 13s. Bs. dis.
In the Foreign Market there has been only a
derate amount of business doing, the settlement
e account having chiefly engrossed attention.
s have, however, been well supported.
the Railway Share Market has been less buoyant,
business having been chiefly in connexion with
le liquidation of - the account. No failures have
et been announced, which is considered rather
lordinary, considering the violence of the fluc-

Prices

of th

verpool markets are, generally speaking,
No sales are forced, and commercial men
ern disposed to wait for another turn in affairs.
Phis is a highly prudent course. A few days now
t set the impending causes of uneasiness at
The Corn market was very active, and prices
In this direction we suggest

"MU-artT.nrneSter--Tn a rirets titre very much in the
-toile state as our own, and no decided improve-
kerit can be looked for as long as the Bank remains
unrelenting. Five per cent. may, when we see a
tittle further into the future, be a very low rate of

interest. Whatever remains to be ch-anged or ad-
th, itted must soon be made known. In the mean-
tirlne there is no real cause for alarm. The temper
Of the country will not allow of much greater sus-
Peltse. Ministers are fully aware of this fact. Our

t of prices will be found in another column

IiIILLION MARKET AND FOREIGN EXCHANGES.
We give the current price of Gold, as follows, to
assist the merchant in calculating the rates of
~
oreign Exchange, by the actual current rates
of bullion, as last reported :

London, 778. 9d. ; Paris, ; Ilamburgh,_; Am-
sterdam, ; Vienna, ; St. Petersburg, ; Ber-
I--;--; Milan, —; Constantinople, ---; Alexandria,
' - Bombay, ; Calcutta, ; Hong Kong, ;
Sydney, 77 ; Port Philip, —; Adelaide, —; Mon-
treal, -_—_-; New York, _; -San Francisco, —;
Mexico,; Brazils, _
Liverpool, Merseyside, England, 1853-10-01

PH parties; intended to to .kupt'l

Of the i

'visor, from

a the east tbflte extreme

end of the reading-room on t

;ratifying ,
pted and
range of

rising is the prospect does (
,ken Bile' of beautiful objects, I

one hundret
styled
_quite

and fifty-fis%

-ell be
t this

feature of th

new arran

favouritc institution

The grand staircase consists of two flights of 30 steps,
eight. feet broad, and highly ornamented stone balusters.
On the first landing of the staircase are placed au antique

v=ase and two

loupe of statuary

betiutiful wiih a circular-headea piece in
the centre, find two oblong lights at the sides, all filled
with plate gluN, The centre compartment of this window
is 13 feet high. The window is richly ornamented, and
presents an elegant and imposing appearance. This window
looks into a piece of ground which forms the extremity of
The building, and after that the eye rests with pleasure and
as a suitable accompaniment to the noble institu.

tionciver' witich the visitor is'inakinghis j

upon thd

chaste and clewort lonic eolith-fns forming

the portico in

fietrt of one of the sides of Marl
to the ttisti
_from the first laudii

)utlic ^round staircase,
1 of the monu-

the visitor has a good view of the ix
ment to Sir Robert lied in the park ;

,nd, by a somewhat

„ .
curious coincidence, from a similar position on the second
landing, he has an excellent view of the bronze statue
erected in honour of the late illustrious statesman.
The walls of the staircase have let into them eight
qty of the Metopes, of the Parthenon, and a con-
- olob, twenty-one feet in length, of the
• On the second or upper lauding are

tinuouS

Elgin marble

antique busts, a &eel& vase,
Rosetta Stone. On the left of
door leading to the large :lies

v of the celehimted

is a glass panelled
room is lighted in
)WS on both sides

,flicient mann(

by rows

T storey

The uPT

portion of the walls of the

which, we

it of

la* of th

t a thou

.ution by 3

t Ann's Squar

new, the eminent

'worthy, Zs

Joseph

Nlanchester

walls is hung with a continuous S
present, the floor of this room is unf
of the committee who have eh argc

Le lower

Jut of the

the requisite funds can

:be intention

institution is, as
the

realised, to lay aloe

the don

in flict; to make that

:e mar

hat in the carry-
-Ay and liberally

turers of this
room, placed

titates of

se,- a flight
Liverpool, Merseyside, England, 1853-10-01

AGENTS IN THE COUNTI

Birmingham

Mr. Kerrigan.
Mr. Cooper.
E. & C. Mansell

Preston

Burnley
Bolton. ,
800t1e...

Barnsley
Chorley..
Crewe....
Chester..

Douglas

Huddereeld,
Hyde... .

Macclesfield,
Ormskirk....
Prescot......

Preston

Runcorn

Mr. Lutcliffe. „
Samuel Gardner. Rochdale
Mr. Evans. f t
Richard Pybus. ..

Horatio Lawson. St. Helen
Mary Cotton. „
Mr. Horrop. Southport,
R. &H. Taylor. Stockport.
Mrs. Quiggins.
H. G. Hughes. Wigan....
Edward Clayton. Woollon. .
George Booth. Wigan...,
Mr. Shuttleworth
William Garside.

Thomas Traverse
James Lambert.

Vora,'

ington X. Co.,
William Wa

S. Ashworth
E. WrigleY._

iley.
Tyrer,

PUBLISHING OFFICES,
IVERPOOL, ig, SOUTH JOHN Sr.
PUBLISHER.
lANCRESTER, g, PRINCESS Sr. CHARLES WILL3I_%I4

?rinted and Published by CHARLES WILLMEB, of FLP
Oxford-street, at his General Printing and Station:"
Establishment, 19, South John-street, Liverpool.
SATURDAY, OCTOBER 1, 1853.
Liverpool, Merseyside, England, 1853-10-01

Oar Trod

'the sales of St

pore at 395.
bags Benari

38s. ; and 40 hci

365. 6d. per cwt

1 Rio 1

auction 30 t

good middling colours
bred sold at 2

150 bags I

Cocoa I

RICE still command
realised 11s. 9d. ; and

DYEWOOD:

brought forward to,

6d. per ton.

THE has been in

been sold at 25s
refraction ; also

t named. Co

to 10,000 1

LIVERPOOL lITARKETS.- FRIDAY,

bags wasi
Jamaica 495. to 703. 6d:' for ordinary to

attention, 3000 bags Aracan having
000 bags Bengal 14s, 3d. per cwt.

s harir

,
6d. per cwt. •; for 9 to 44cPer cent
lls, to lls. 6d. ;
and a small lot

sold with spirit
and 40 bales of
Liverpool, Merseyside, England, 1853-10-01

MANCHESTER

av; at the Sa

Town Hall, a dyer, named SVilliatd l_ltisi• a
crthi in the eniz
ployment of Messrs, Thomas Berry & Uo., Atielpl!i Dye

W6rks was brought up before the Magistrates, charged
*ill steeling a roll of silk, weighing about three quarters
of a Oda; the proirty of his employers. The silk was
seen hanging out of_ tint, of the prisener's coat pc'

:ets, in

the course of Thursday evenhig f information was given-to
the police, and inspector Tattersall aiir,ftl6,..Oricd him as he
was leaving, his work, at seven o'clock, and kVA tbe silk in
his possession. Committed to the sessions.
IVVonTAltr CADMAN.—Yesterday morning, at the
Saltofd.Tbwii:lialli Captain Willoughby, of the 7th fusiliers,
nbw lying in the bilirttcicsi Regent:road, preferred a com-
plaint against Isaac liartly, it gilder the following
citeumstances i—lt appeared that tilt; othef niglit the com-
tilairiant was o.the Theatre Royal, and that oft kayitig hi

place, Cross-lane. On f
demanded 35., the fare be

said he would pay no more than Is. 6
that if he was not satisfied he had his
dant used thp most violent langnacre,nn
had gene Vito the house, kicked at

The defendant
damaze done.

nprisoned for
Liverpool, Merseyside, England, 1853-10-01

was evinced I

)ants of

bttt it was speedily checked. There i
on this it:tater, Greenfield v. Sykes,
which will colic on for hearing at ti
nresent case oe,entilvd Court f

_anal

MEETINGS OF CREDITORS

TUESDAY, 4TH 0(
Wm. Artingstall, joiner and halide]
WEDNESDAY, i

John Mellor, innkeeper, Mancheker

last exam

or and draper, Man(

IenIDAY, 7

oseph Fowler, provision deah
- examination,

silk dyers, Bury

DREADFUL FIRE IN LON
DAY.-ENTIRE DESTI?Z
PRINTING OFFICE.

The Globe of Mk

Friday). Our contempora

.1i; one of the most

.otisands of pounds wort

welling-ho
Saviile and Edwl
Strand: These eat

premises of messrs
Chandos-street

ituated at the back of the Strand, I
treet. and Agar-street ; and it appe

first seen to be spreading from thc

as composing-rooms. Not a momen
in sending to the Chandos-street Fii
the engineers, with two powerful en

were &n the

By this time

had opened the water-mains, and t

work by the police and bystanders

.
equal io what was required, and spe(
illuminated for miles round the meta
about ten other engines from the other

der the directioir' of Superintendent I
Calf, the foreman of the B. district. wi

dent I

gland, under Mr. Con

,ctors I

positions, torrents of 1'

but for nearly an h

street, Bc

,d tdwaids w

•d-street, and Harvey

Meanwhile the engines were kept in f
o'clock, the hope was realised of

Quantity

of the Literary Gc

the United Service Gaz

tie, and se%

of embloyment about

at, by seven o'clock all furth(

melancholy scene presented itself of
inhabitants residing near the print

whom are insured.
The backs of the houses of Hare
sad spectacles, not .a window-fran
and in Chandos-street, the like loss
:ustained by Mr. Diller, writing-(

Mr. Howard,- di
, mercers ; all of

Mr. Sanders, tailor ; Mr. Davenport,
Mr. Sandison, carpenter ; Mrs. Fivey, 1
dinin

but not to the extent

As tothe

in of the fire, or insura
possibly be obtained. The printers In
night, such was the pressure of their
the least idea of how or by what means
none of them could afford-the least infoi
is, it is believed, insured.

Every praise is due to the constabula
who would allow no persons in any
firemen in their very arduous duties.

is Mr. Braidwood
Liverpool, Merseyside, England, 1853-10-01

not so mu

ls 5d ; a litt
pr,:r lb, but s

lac or lac a

at 120 s to 1

gambierat 38s 9dto 395, 700 boxes
6d. about 1400 bag
and 21s to 22s fox

sound, p

turmeric at lls 9,

17s 6d to 1
per cwt.-4.
at steady

Ind 100 cai

about 1800 ba

soda still continues,

3d; also 150 t
For Dvewoods

£5 7s. 6d,
Lima Woc
and NO to

0, but tiler(
rom is 21d

11 arc r

,ur, at ns to 20s 6d for
art to arrive, 200 ba

.s Amerien bees vf—a,

have been disposedef
Liverpool, Merseyside, England, 1853-10-01

WATERLOO

Ameriean, Union 1100 Dvwtuau & CO N
Cornelia 778 Visser, Vos &Co ..
Columbia 1168 Bryer, Baring Bra
Cotener, 305 Nichols, Fergueson &Co ..

Cornelia, French 1064, C.Grimshaw

De wilt Clinton, 1082 Funk, Guion & Co 0
Felicity 299 Frost, W Cliff .. ,

Goverior 149 Gillbery, Imrie &Co ..
Helen, 383 Lisano, Preston & Watson .. 0
Margaret Gibson, 148 Robinson, Cram & Co E
.111chss. Breadelbane 233 J. Longton w
Marathon 890 Taylor, Bowman &Co .. 0
National Eagle 1140 Mathews, Train &Co 0
Perseverance 118 Scott, A F Moore ..
Parker, Kennedy 448, Sandbach &co ..
Queen of the West, 1160 Bowman & Co. .. w
Sword Fish 154 Green, Ridley,Son & Co ..
Shackamazon 1090 West, J 11I'llenry .. a 3
Star of the West 1191 Blake, Grimshaw w
Shenandoah. 78 Morrison, J. WHenry s

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

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

No. 3.
Volant, 337, Seare, Moorwood & Co.. ..
No. 5.
Briseis 1411 Brown, Gibbs, Bright, & Co.. N

No. 6.-
CLARENCE, No. 1.
Lydia 489 Graves, C W & F Shand ..
Tapley 45g Goffey, Wilson & Dawson ..
Lucy 1129 Heselton, D Cannon Sons & Co

Stamboul, 959, Carnochan, Rankin & Co

CAN NING,' No. 1.
Portland 721 Hogg, Hatten & Cookson
Sisters 851 Storey, Hatton & Cookson
Emelie, 78, Griffith; Hatton & Cookson

LIVERPOOL PROVISION MARKET, YEsTERDAy.—There reported at 525. For so far there is no accumulation of
has been less business done in Beef this week than last, Cheese, but buyers are scarcely so eager, English Cheese
but the late feeling of improvement is supported, and as the having rathef receded at the late fairs. Linseed Cake is
stocks in dealers' hands are not heavy, a better demand is dearer this week ss. to 10s. per ton. A farther advance of
is looked for. Pork is in fair request, at full prices ; and, 2s. to 3s. per cwt. has been made in Tallow. In the begin-
though the sales since our last have been only to a moderate ning of the week the corn trade was again very animated,
extent, there is a disposition on the part of holders to ad- and a farther advance of 6d. per 70 lbs. on Wheat, ls. to
vance. Bacon sells slowly, in consequence of the quality of ls. 6d. per barrel on Flour, Is. per load on Oatmeal, and 2s.
thr ctork now loft. Arm flO.llO. .. from + 11 V nnoo oo virr1;011 orlfl

LIM MAW& UMW Ullitll.llVlll manal. uunness, as .nngnsn anu per quarter on Indian Corn was established at Tuesday's
Irish Bacon maintain very high prices. Shoulders attract market : subsequently there was rather a pause ; but to-day
more attention. Lard on the spot is firmly held at 605., buyers were again eager, and a large business was trans-
which chicks business ; for spring shipment 100 tons are aeted,lthe market closing with great firmness.
Liverpool, Merseyside, England, 1853-10-01

peculative -demand for nitrate

ais Jamaica at
2 55., 15 tons

Ikunvood at 6,103,

No sal6 reported

6s. 9d. to .7
Pot Ash
sold at

nd 1000 tons sold for arrival at 17

6d. per to:

can Rosi

nand, and an adv-ance of

has realized

nd Bombay Ms

of Cloverseed
Liverpool, Merseyside, England, 1853-10-01

EZtitintttf.

Advertisements under this head, not exceediny Three
Lines, are inserted in this Paper at a Charge of
SIXPENCE.

r Parties answering advertisements in the
NORTHERN DAILY TIMES, are requested to attend
to the Allotting explanations:
"See Reference List" means that personal appli-
cation must be made at the NORTHERN DAILY TIMES
Qfliee.

Address ( capital letter or number), means that ap-
plication must be made by letter, postfree, and in no
other way.

TO WOOLLEN CLOTH MANUFACTURERS.
WANTED, a re-engagement as Traveller, by
the Advertiser, who has a good connection.—Ad-
dress A. 256, Northern Daily Times Office, 9, Princess-
street, Manchester.
Liverpool, Merseyside, England, 1853-10-01

A. Large and Fashionable Assortment of Ladies
CLOTHS for MANTLES, at

ADAMSON AND TAPLEY'S,
OLD HAIgARKET.

lATILLIAM ODELL, IRONMONGER, late of 46,
Lime-street, has REMOVED to 90, BOLD-STREET,
which latter Premises he purposes opening on or about the
Ist of October.

POSTING BILLS, in Black or Coloured Ink,
executed in the best style on the shortest notice, by
CHARLES Wtw,mtn, at his General Printing Office, 19,
geuth John,streeti Liverpool. DOUBLE DEMY BILLS 111
Black Ink, Bs, per hundred. •

GAS .O II A N -
AT
WILLIAM PENN_SMITH'S MANUFACTORY,

26, H..kNOVER-STREET

NEAR TELE EIOTTOM OF DUKE-STREET

PVEA.—The entire advantage arising from the

.1 Reduction of the Duty on 'Tea,—frorii the lowest
Cash buying,—and from the best and most extensive selec-
tion of the article, is secured to Purchasers at the Establish-
ments of BINYONS, ROBINSON, & CO., Tea IMporters,
Manchester.

QTATIONERY AND ARTISTS' COLOURS.—
NAME ENGRAVED and 100 Best Cards-ss.
LADY'S NAME ENGRAVED and 50 Cards-ss.
NOTE PAPER and ENVELOPES, at London prices.
G. J.KEET, 88 and 90,.Renshaw-street.

ELLEWELL'S Improved Waterproof PONCHOS.
11 I) )) TOGOS.
71 11 )1 TALMAS.
)) 11, NIMRODS.
COATS.
)1 11 LEGGINGS.
OVER SHOES.
Waterproof, "Airproof,
_lndia Rubber, Gutta Percha, and

Elastic Depots,
53, CASTLE STREET, and

1 & 2, QUADRANT, LIME STREET,
LIVERPOOL.

ARTHUR NAPOLEON, the Pianist, Eight
and a half years old, will give a CONCERT, in the
NEW HALL, CLAYTON-SQUARE, on THURSDAY, the 13th
instant. He will be assisted by the most eminent of the
Liverpool and Manchester Artists, Vocal and Instrumental.
Tickets to be had at the principal Music-sellers, on and
after Tuesday next.

ATENISON SAM
, SON'S, PurlicEs
just killed.

—At ETCHE'S and WIL-
-sTREET, some prime VENISON,

CP. is requested to REMOVE the ARTICLES
from CHAILLOTTE-STREET without delay, or they
Rill be sold to pay expenses.

HENRY'S LONDON CLOTHING
ESTABLISHMENT, 31 AND 33, Sin THOMAS'S-
nuiLmicos.—Stock immense, combining all that is novel in
style, excellent in quality, and economical in price.

CORPORATION OF THE LONDON
ASSURANCE,
Established A.D. 1720.
No. 7, ROYAL EXCHANGE, CORNHILL,
AND

No. 10, REGENT STREET, LONDON

GOVERNOR,—Edward Burmester, Esq.
SUB-GOVERNOR,—John A. Arbuthnot, Esq
DEruTy-GOVERNOR,—James Dowie, Esq.

FIRE INSURANCES effected upon every description
11,f Property, with the usual reductions allowed on and in
Buildings of Certified Warehouses, &c., and for single
lianagement, according to the lowest rates current.
Liverpool, Merseyside, England, 1853-10-01

1 565. to 59

1. to 57

I at from

CorroN—Review for the Week
closed last week with an extre
although it was becoming pretty
our last circular, that a large portion of the spinners were
without stocks, and which was confirmed on Monday, and
subsequently by the improved demand we had from the
trade, the purchases the last four days having been more ex-
tensive than at any period during the preceding seven weeks.
Although spinners arc without stocks, the uncertain state
they are in with respect to the operatives prevents their
buying more than a few days' consumption at a time, even
though tempted by the considerable decline which has taken
place in prices. This improved demand has by no means
strengthened the market, as the desire to sell has been so
strongly manifested that we have had irregular but declining
prices for all qualtities of American, but particularly for the
low or inferior descriptions, the value of which had for some
time been quite nominal. The better kinds of American arc
id. per lb. lower, the middling qualities fully id., whilst the
inferior have been sold at Id. per lb. decline. Brazils being

rho Cotton Market

nely moderate business,

only in limited request, must be considered 4d. per lb. lowerc,
Egyptians are also in limited request, and somewhat unsteath
in price. In Surats there has been a good (10,-.1
to the low prices -
'd.

V. per .0. decline; 0,0.
Bahia, 100 Bengal, and 1
speculation and for
The actual 0-

n taken on

)rt, ant

Indian, in all
of which 500
The sales dur
which 29,66 C
On a compari

-day are 5,

mth amounted to 121,870

sor export

an increas
42,350 ba]

tity taken for consumption has been 37,973 1
d 1
1853, against 39,139 bales last year, but the stock on spin-
ners' hands on 30th September, 1852, was more than double
what it is at the present moment.
CORN.—The markets of the United Kinfrdom this week

es weekly, i

continue gwatly a-r_rsitaci, a onngi aerablo aciv-a'rkee rcrsortcd
in all descriptions of grain, and in some of the agricultural
districts excessive rates are quoted for new wheats, the yield
and condition of which fully bear out the unfavourable anti-
cipations heretofore given. Consumers have_ become the

chief buyers, and the
as they were an athet

;k now,

Ast two d

stances prides of flour have been
have availed themselves to oper
in the bank rate of interest will

orally tend for the mo-

wise would act with confidence on

tare course of prices
occassional showers,

t we have had
Liverpool, Merseyside, England, 1853-10-01

THE COURT.

BALMORAL; Sept.' 28.—Her Majesty drove yesterday
afternoon in the open carriage. His Royal Highness Prince
Albert went out deer stalking.

The dinner party yesterday included her Royal Highness
the Duchess of Kent, Lady Augusta Bruce, the Hon. Mrs.
Gordon, and Sir George Couper.

Viscount Palmerston will leave town to-day for Broad-

Earl Granville arrived in town last night.
The Duke of Newcastle left town yesterday for Clamber

THE CASE OF MISS CUNNINGHAME.—A deputation
from the Evangelical Alliance waited yesterday upon Lord
Clarendon, at his lordship's private residence, in Grosvenor-
crescent, upon the subject of the arrest of Miss Cunninghame.
The deputation consisted of Sir Culling Eardley, the Hon.
Baptist Noel, Rev. Ridley Herschcll, Rev. W. Bunting, Mr.
T. Wheatley, and the Rev. J. P. Dobson, secretary. The
object of this interview was exactly in accordance with that
from the Protestant Alliance, of which an account appeared
yesterday, and the deputation received from Lord Clarendon
the same cordial response which be bad previously given to
Lord Shaftesbury. It was stated that all outward respect
was paid to Miss Cunninghame, that free permission was
accorded for the visits of her mother 'and of Mr. Scarlett,
and that no indignity had been offered to her beyond that of
the restraint of personal liberty.
Liverpool, Merseyside, England, 1853-10-01

Krtianti.

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• First.class Steamers leave
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See " Bradsbaw's Guide," page 141 : or apply to
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A Train leaves Liverpool (East Lancashire Station) at 4.1:t, p.m

Evening (Sunday

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And thence, by Londonderry and Enniskillen Railway, to
Omagh, Enniskillen, Fintona, and other Towns on the
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and Coleraine Railway, to which through Rates and Fares
can be engaged.
'DEP
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ADMIRAI
R R A Y,

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ONIMANDEE,

Is intended to Sail from Liv

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CALLING OPP Dm
Liverpool, Merseyside, England, 1853-10-01

(the defendant) then

mesumed that Capt. Hunt had taken

given to the, owners, df !rt th insnrUnce. - They went to th
police office, and Mr. Clough asliaii hint to leave the pi
perty, but he refused to do so as h(
plaintiff. Mr. Booth

you ac

but I stopped'it. Mr. Booth : he is' the ogten
ttid he wished it to be left with Mr. Clough

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For freight or passage apply to
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at' Wit.,

STEAM COMMUNICATION BETWEEN LIVERPOOL
AND BORDEAUX,
By the ADONIS, DUBLW, and other eligible Steam-ships.

• 7 v 4 The First Class Steam-ship
40LIZMI' DUBLIN,
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Is intended to sail from BORDEAUX to LIVERPOOL,
on SATURDAY, 15th OCTOBER ; returning from LIVER-
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For rates of Freight and Passage Money, apply to
FRANCIS ROBINSON, 35, Brunswick-street; or to
ALBRECHT & SONS, Bordeaux.
Liverpool, Merseyside, England, 1853-10-01

at,,no advance upon

1. fo

51N. Iv
18th

'dney, 27

Briton from

Dauntless, Jones, fro.

The Sandwich from Al

•om Liverpool, 16th Sept. in lat.
llkypo from Liverpool to Port

Edward Mustead,
mire, from Liver-

tfrlca R. M. S. from
Liverpool, Merseyside, England, 1853-10-01

with freqi

weather; a furth
part of the diatrict has been s
about one-fourth of the whole in th
in the fields. Altough the wind lu
few grain vessels have entered thi
three days ; of course we have Litt
either coastwise or from Ireland ; and with t
a tolerable supply of States, Canadian, and Spa
the arrivals from abroad, compared with the large
to Tuesday, are indifferently small. At our Corn Exchange Crew saved
to day, the sale for wheat has been considerable ; countay
millers, especially, have again purchased freely, as they all pool, v

,u of the of

order, lemine

WEXFORD, 28 SEPT
pool to Waterfotd, stru

cases the quotations of Tuesday :last az
We noticed but little t
worked almost entiz

'es tment

y with cc

wheat there was a mo(

cleared off by millers an
Tuesday's rates.—Flour
sive demand, and we r

Grinding barley being exeeedin

601bs. d

445. per qi
dear, very

nearly cle;.red of both old and

tions of

. .
able, and prices rule 6d. to ls. per load over our last. pie Bth Sept. in lat. 38 N. long. SE. ; Jane Gockerill, 10th
Indian Corn held steadily, but we have not much inquiry Sept. by the Skiddan ; Gleinzore or Greamore, from Liverpool
to-day. to Atland, 12th Sept. in lat. 43 N. long. 47 W.
Liverpool, Merseyside, England, 1853-10-01

dull, buyers being still cautious in t
dling Orleans is quoted at (id. per lb.

PIG IRON MARKET

—Our market was firmer at corn
sale being made at 625. 9d. cash fo:

mencenlent yesterday,

the advance of rate of interest on discounts by the Bank of
England affected prices, which closed M 625. No. 1, 645. 61.
Liverpool, Merseyside, England, 1853-10-01

IRO.N.M2IB.7'_ERS'

The usual meeting, preliminary to the qu
of the ironmasters of the district, was held
Dudley, on Thursday, and was numerously a
attended. Mr. Waiter Williams occupied

most of the principal firms were repro

The present position and future prospects
trade was fully discussed ; but although it wa
that the present demand, and the high price
would justify an advance of 20s. per ton, it
mously resolved to abide by the prices fixed

meeting

of the it'
,c ennsitlf

The-principal makers will not Lc..
orders at present prices, but still the b,
market, and the probability that an advance would ea!
the workmen of the district to claim an increase of wag`
induces the masters to think that a declared advance wog
be injudicious and indiscreet.
The notice which the colliers have given of a strike, 11
less their wages were raised ls. per day, expires on C-'
night. The coal proprietors have met them '-
offering them 6d., but this has been reje-'
sent there is no appearance of an ^
differences.

ate of ti

Id at p.O
if existo

The iron men are at present quiet, but there is reason
suppose that if the colliers were successful in their demat
their example would be followed by a portion at least of
furnace men of the district.

THE CHOLERA

I,FROM THE GENERAL BOARD OF HEALTH, WHITEHALL)
eweastle-upon-Tyne, Sept. 28 Deaths.
Cholera .
Diarrhoea . .. 1

The total number of deaths from cholera and diaiThcesidill
Newcastle during the present outbreak has been 1,301. '"6„
the same period (viz., the first 28 days) during the prevalence
of epidemic cholera there in 1831-32, the number of dead
was 210.

Gateshead, Sept., 27
Cholera
Diarrhoea,..

Deaths,

.0
The total number of deaths from cholera and diarrhoea is
Gateshead up to the present date has been 347. During 0'
like period (viz., the first 21 days) in 1831-32, the deatlls
amounted to 134.

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lama;

fire and water ; contents insured iu t
Nos. 2 and 3, Bedford-street, C.:Coles '
tents insured in the Globe, the building
back of the building and skylights d
No. 4, ditto, J. Sandison, cal
sured in the County, and building in tb
maged by water and removal, back fror.
Elizabeth Fivcy, baker—Contents an
the Sun, slightly damaged by water am

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tents insured in the Sun; considerably damaf
3, ditto, Chas. Martin, private—Contents
Sun; damaged by fire, half roof burnt off.

.SALE OF A STEAMER.—The screw-
tine was sold by auction at Greenock,
£4,500, to Mr. George Coats, for the Nits
THE NEXT MAIL FOR AUSTRALIA—
an order issued from the General Post 0
mail for Australia will be conveyed by tin
appointed to leave Liverpool on the morn
next, the sth inst. Letters arriving in th
don, by the night mail of the 4th, wi
forwarded.
INAUGURATION OF THE NEW SH]

Lord May(

of Aldermen, proceeded in slate from tt
Court of Exchequer at Westminster Hal

of presenting the new Sher
G. A. Wallis, Es

s., to the Cursitor Ba
of her Majesty. - The Recorder havins
rift's in due fchu, the Cursitor Baron s
of her Majesty of the choice of the citi2

RANCHISEMENT OF NEAR

ELEcroßs

barrister appointed to revise the list of vc
of Marylebone, opened his court at the

f MrtrN

wi.4e but five If
Liverpool, Merseyside, England, 1853-10-01

He here took an

objection to the summons which was
.isssivid in tl
et: the. plaintiff
,Mgil4 whilst the owner was Jiff:

The plaintiff stateddthe plate Was 'trade over to his daughter
by her husband's will, and that 016 plate in eestion- had
• been his property. That in fact the agent of the vessel
had often dined off it at Capt. Hunt's own taia..
Romiley : you cannot detain this plate. The bench thought
the first part 'of his conduct very praiseworthy, but the ques-
tion tithi, bettttne quiet a different one. He made no
advance, consequentlk requited no security, and the plate
should be given up to Mr.- antgili Mn order to that effect
isvas then made: _
Liverpool, Merseyside, England, 1853-09-24

le statute,

rth ace Tod

morden

Wanin;

Wiar

Applicatic

been made may be addr

ern, V

r. W. Greenwood

Mr. T. F. I
Wall, post

o the Office as abov(

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Liverpool, Merseyside, England, 1853-09-24

MIdraMobOMANNNEI6

PRTI

Jennyworths

e cent

,sted him on t

I ft gent

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,n in D

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.odueed
he plat
dedu

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here was anotl

red, from the (

fr'om a shot

been or

was brough

a for a balan

Upon the

compla

egister
iere to the ofn(

he captain'

mint

Coolies had i

Iminalli atijc

Ajournei

Wilson, pi
of Holly

and costs

*t, 2s. t

Anne Greer

this ca

in the cellar

s, publican, of N

Rnlay, at
anigan, 18

ates, up

a into the

RN DAILY

prosecutor

with a

the station

,ted at the time

1 reg►ar

g the pr

!eet the preTious

ftercits, contrary

be should if

idence it aT

le owners, and it

•ew of the Medin

urdered the crews of

noon

Fined Id

Willia

tint-stre

he saw- t

TIMES

RIPTTO

OF LIVERPOOL

)ehind the

beer-honso
,street, had

a separate

upert-street,

—Robert

argeCl 'with
turday, by
near to the

;ase was not

31ANCIIIISTIS

,e 3 10 0 I £4 10 0
Liverpool, Merseyside, England, 1853-09-24

sports h

1 of

)rted f

EW I

23 to

the Dtic

Div Augusta Brt

miler party yest

and Counti
le at flea

t. Thor

be either Paid iz

id, at the Option

made fc

28s 6d

ied in 'I

buyers. cc

Id to 8

cl. to 6ici.
67~d to 7

ind for Bri

;nth few
.sumption

ad eagerly t

per lb.-650

,wt.—For Olive Oil 'they
and chiefly in small lot

About 200
)oiled £3O
Liverpool, Merseyside, England, 1853-09-24

E.--P.

tl attar:
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Liverpool, Merseyside, England, 1853-09-24

ve stat

IRON.-Pig I

meeting of tl

resolve

and pur

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Wind at Holyhead 6 a
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ass, Marshall, toWilmingto!

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steady.

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as in 9

steadily,
Liverpool, Merseyside, England, 1853-09-24

iient (

Teat ex

INKRUPTCI
ESTERDAY.

of this bai
The bar

the bankrupt was liable

14s. 6d

Life Assurance (

iist the b

IYE CONFLAGRA

LONDON

;elebrated at Brunel

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Sur
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100

to abc

(Prom

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per cent

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) dry sa

I £3B 1(
£39 10
Talk

Ito a sm.
Liverpool, Merseyside, England, 1853-09-24

+ 50 tuns.—,
2 and I

200 barrels Amen(

at 555. to 58s. per ewt
itish at 665. —For Pair

s on the sno

to arrive

of Jute are

Majesty and

m mad

rbiv to t

of Kent

evening

,on will entertain

)NDON

Tut littl,

)5 qrs,

Lder prov

about I

[Cr pow(

hat there

neat Si

RKEI

SHIPPING,
Liverpool, Merseyside, England, 1853-09-24

1/ doll. 5

Genna
. Fror

Led Livt

B BUT

)f AM

he Fr(

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to two

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houses.

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THREE o'l

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worship

compri

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first ad

not rail

the dist

the twc

for ther
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a Lynn wa

who keE

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1 6 1.€2

1 13 0

iiti-
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Liverpool, Merseyside, England, 1853-09-24

Si mow

iRKETS

.t noon,

cwt.: current, 6(

to decline in price

uuwag

GAZETTE.)

Barque) Ales

ship: has a pilot

d sailed

was fallen in

lari,and

in lat. 49 la

of the passege.

a tell a
fore the

of time

s made.
market

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foreign
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740,682

977,155

463,323

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des of

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'mg: and

Railway

the pried

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es a shadd

p and lambs at

r to-day at 645.
G.M.B. 665. 6c1.,

of coals is expected

13s. 6d. to 14s,

r market continual

t Walk, 'Whitechapel,

Council on

water works ill

Lents which were sent

le " Dock Direca

>in Denis, Rio A.. H.
Alaiony, New York—.
—. Quebec--

ntreal--Conway, Liston,
DitelletioD, Allen, Nevt

lerton, of White-

vessel tilso
who Lad
Newfound-

long. 30._ the three fol

to washed overboard
,rning up the r

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n-as's—, at anchor off
ligureliecd, cut-

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Georgiania—Ta,

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John Bull—

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Liverpool, Merseyside, England, 1853-10-06

LONDON CORN MARKET, WEDNESDAY

There were a few samples of English wheat fresh up at this
morning's market, which were sold at an improvement of
Is. per qr. Foreign was held for higher and irregular prices,
but little business resulted, :infl in. tho made, a trilling
advances only on Monday's prices could be realised.
Oats sell at 6d. per qr. more money, other descriptions of
spring corn are firm at late rates.
Liverpool, Merseyside, England, 1853-10-06

AGENTS IN THE COUNTRY

A5ht0n........ Mr. Kerrigan
Birmingham.. Mr. Cooper.
E. &C. Mansell. Runcorn
Mr. Lutcliffe.
Samuel Gardner. Rochdale
Mr. Evans. 71
Richard Pvbus.

Presto

Burnley.
Bolton. .
800t1e....
Barnsley
Chorley..

Horatio Lawson. I St. Helens

Mary Cottor

Mr. Horrop. Southport
R. &H. Taylor. Stockport,
Douglas.. Mrs. Quiggins.
Holyhead H. G. Hughes. Wigan....
Huddersfield, Edward Clayton. Woolton..
Hyde..
Macclesfield.... Mr. Shuttleworth 9,
Ormskirk.. ..... Garside.
Prescot... Thomas Traverse s,
Preston James Lambert. If

Chester

Messrs. Worth

ington & Co.
William Walker
W. Rowe.

S. Ashworth
E. Wrigley!_

DI ills.
Isaac Sharpe.
Thomas Butler

R. Johnson.
Samuel Bail(
R. Riley.

James Tyre

Strickland.
Hutch

Messrs

& Robert

Rarnsdale
H. B. Beckitt.

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ITALY.

According to letters from Rome, an English Com-
pany had applied to the Pope for the concession of
a railway between Ancona and Brindisi, passing or
not passing through Rome. The Government had
appointed a commission to examine the project.
The Times correspondent writing from Turin, on
Miss Cunninghame's case, says _

" The case of Miss Cnnningharawe (an English lady) who
was lately arrested at the baths of Lucca, on the charge of
attempting proselytism by the distribution of tracts, has
created much sensation among our fellow-countrymen resi-
dent in Tuscany, from its similarity to the affair of the
Madiai in some respects, and the severity. of the punishment
to which this lady may be subjected for having, in ignorance
of the law (as she affirms), distributed three tracts. It ap-
pears the police, in this instance, were so active, that pro-
ceedings had actually been commenced in the Tribunal of
Premiere Instance, before the Ministers at Florence knew
anything about it. The English Charge d'Affaires (Mr.
Scarlett) has been very active in his exertions to obtain
Miss Cunninghame's release, on condition of her quitting
the country ;;but the Grand Duke, to whom he applied per-
sonally, in hopes of gaining his interest, has refused to in-
terfere, and is said to be quite delighted at having this op-
portunity of venting his grudge against the English Govern-
ment for their zeal in the Madiai business. The term of
punishment to which a breach of the existing law on the
subject renders an offender liable, is said to be from five to ten
years' imprisonment, with the usual conditions awarded
to felons, and this law has been enacted by the Grand Duke
in contradiction to the terms of that constitution which he
granted in 1848, whereby free exercise of every religion was
guaranteed, without any reservation to himself of power to
recall those liberties once ceded, and 'which constitution the
English Government acknowledged. Having the power, it
may be said he can consequently make what regulations in
his own domain he thinks fit ; but, as far as law and equity
are concerned, he certainly cannot be justified in abrogating
his own deed of cession without the consent of the recipient
parties ; and whether another country, standing in the light
of witness to that deed, is bound to submit to such arbitrary
contradictions must be a matter of great doubt. Whichever
way this affair may be arranged, it is much to be desired
that it should be taken as a warning by our compatriots

who travel through these intolerent countries not to involve
either themselves or their government by acts which in
reality only serve to injure the cause they have at heart. It
cannot be too often repeated in this case that there is no
desire for change of religious dogmas among Italians, but
an ardent wish for reform of church government. It was a
common saying of a celebrated divine, now no more, that
" the Italians were not fit to become Protestants, because
they were still Pagans."
Liverpool, Merseyside, England, 1853-10-06

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GUIDE, Price 2d., is Published on the First of
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POOL. It contains the hours of all Trains, Steam Boats, and
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•
Sold by all Boolisellers.
Liverpool, Merseyside, England, 1853-10-06

who occupied the middle of the room were

they not only fell through the opcnin

depth to the • ground floor,
underneath these who,. bein

but were immediately buried

apartment gl
Some few du

.til rescued by the

An immense crowd tong

as intelligence of the accident spread, and the excitement

which prevailed w

ferers were young women, many of whom appeared dead when
extricated, but revived under the combined influence of stimu-
lants and fresh air. .

Eight or ten of the nearest surgeons were promptly in
attendance upon the wounded! some of whom were removed
(as soon as cabs could be procured) to the House of Recovery,
others to the Dispensary, and the remainder to their own
homes. The cases were found to comprise fractures of all des-
criptions•—ribs, legs, and thighs.
The deceased has been identified as Jane Smalley, about 14

years of age

THE SUPPORTERS OF AIISTRIA.—The arms of Aus-
tria arc the 'eagle ' • the double-headed eagle. When, how-
ever, we think of the paper currency of the house of Haps-
burgh—eurreney issued only to be dishonoured—the
supporters of Austria are surely not eagles, but—as Nokcs,
the wag upon 'Change, says —/citcs.—Punch.

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THE NORTHERN DAILY
Is Published every Morning in LIVERPOOL and 111ANcuEsTER
imultaneously, and the following are the rates and

TERMS 01

IN LIVERPOOL.
Liverpool, Merseyside, England, 1853-10-06

PARISH OF LIVERPOOL. •
TO WAREHOUSE-KEEPERS AND OTHERS

NIT ANTED, by the Select Vestry of this Parish,
V a WAREHOUSE, or other BUILDING, adaptable
for use as a Hospital for Cholera Patients. Parties having
such premises to let, are requested to notify the same, with
the terms, in writing, to the undersigned, as speedily as
possible.

13y order,
CHARLES HART,
Vestry Clerk of the said Parish.
PARISH OFFICES, BROWNLOW HILL,
29th September, 1853.
Liverpool, Merseyside, England, 1853-10-06

GROUX'S IMPROVED SOAP COMPANY,
Manufactory, Great Cambridge-street, London.

Agent to the Company in Liverpool and Birkenhead,
JOSEPH •R. PIM.

The So./in manufactured by this Company obtain the
advantage over others by their improved process of Manu-
facture, together with the superiority and combination of
their ingredients. They contain, by analysis, twenty per
cent. less water, and retain their weight, shape, and per-
fume in the warmest Climate, and thus, for shipment and
for home consumption, they have obtained a decided pre-
ference. Merchants and Shippers can obtain samples and
lowest prices at the Agent's Offices 47, Tower-buildings,
Liverpool, and 2, Mersey-view, Birkenhead.