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Printed and Published by CHARLES WILLN
- Oxford-street, at his General Printing and
Establishment, 19, South John-street, Liverpc
FRIDAY, SEPTEMBER 30, 1853
Liverpool, Merseyside, England, 1853-09-30

HARRINGTON.

o Bergmann, 403 Matthews, Cotesworth, & Co.
w Medium, 190 Kay, S. Williamson.. . ..
s Mary Gillespie, 264 Allen, Taunton and Co

tation, as we hear of no sales during the week in shipping order
of that average.

"ELM has arrived in unusually small quantity, there being
about 650,000 feet measured—against 2 millions to this date
last year. 'Very little is on hand, and for 40 feet in shipping
order there is a fair demand at our quotations.

OAK has arrived in smaller quantity than was anticipated, and
about 800,000 feet are measured against 1 milion of last season,
this, added to the great rise in the value of ships within the last
four weeks, has caused a better demand, and by the single
dram sales are made at from is. 4d. to ls. 5d., and occasion-
ally Is. 6d.

'•TantAßac is unusually buoyant, and sells at great prices, ls.
being given for flatted, that six weeks ago would have been sold
at 7d. ; and for square, 13d. to 15d. for large girth, is about the
Liverpool, Merseyside, England, 1853-09-30

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Liverpool, Merseyside, England, 1853-09-30

CANNING BASIN,

Belle 491 Stowe, Hatton and Cookson .. s
Evangeline 953, Clint & Co .. 0
Mooresfort 1200 Bruce, C Moore or Pilkington s

SALTHOUSE.
italanta 205, R Kirk or Grindlays .. 0
lnne Armstrong 889 Howard, Bolds & Co
WATERLOO. or Cowie &Co ..
2Erolite 911 Scott, J Baines or Aiken .. w
Imerican Union 1100 Kelly, Bowman &Corf 5 Champion 241 Redmond, Poole and Co .. 0
Cornelia 778 Visser, Vos &Co • • . 0 Dorisana 436, J Poole or Cotesworth 0
Columbia 1168 Bryer, Baring Brs .. • • U Duncan 644 Kerr, Cotesworth or Bahr &Co w
Cotener, 305 Nichols, Fergueson &Co • • 0 Elizabeth Bibby 719 Cuthbertson, Wilson
Cornelia, French 1064, C. Grimshaw
De wilt Clinton, 1082 Funk, Guion &Co 0 Emily 280 Grisdale, W& J Lockett .. w
Felicity 299 Frost, W Cliff .. • • • • 0 Flora 702 Cobb, Millers &Co ..
Governor 149 Gillbery, Imrie &Co .. . 0 Guildford 177 Rooke, Hatton & Cookson.. 0
Helen, 383 Lisano, Preston & Watson .. 0 Hero 406 Findlay, AV Sinclair &Co ..
Margaret Gibson, 148 Robinson, Cram & Co a Harriett 164 Goldsworthy, C T Bowring a
Mchss. Breadelbane 233 J. Longton w Helen Wallace 644 Major, J Poole or Mule 0
Marathon sgo Taylor, Bowman &Co .. 0 Kallibokka 355 Campbell, Cotesworth w
National Eagle 1140 athews, Train &Co 0 Lord John Russell 333 Clarke, P H Deane a
Perseverance 118 Scott, A F Moore .. 0 Moslem 170 Ritson, T Hudson .. 0
Parker, Kennedy 448, Sandbach &co .. Neleus 962 Burnett, De Wolf or Cowie &Co a
Queen of the West, 1160 Bowman & Co. .. W Providence 172, Cowie & Co 0
Sword Fish 154 Green, Ridley,Son &Co .. 0 Pemberton 1253 Hodgkins, Wilson &Co 0
Shackamazon 1090 West, J M'llenry .. 3 3 Precursor 26g --, Longton or Santamar
Star of the West 1191 Blake, Grimshaw w Saghalien 377 King, Cotesworth.. 0
Shenandoah. 78 Morrison, J. M'llenry s Tyrer 334 2EMacdonnell or Windle &Co w
Ursula 487 James, Imrie &Co ..
Zarah 340 Lauglois, P H Dean & Co.. .. 0

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

ALBERT.
Man 928 Mc Arthur, Rankin and Co, .. s
4raminta 345 Fearon. 1) Cannon and Son.. B
lbeona 275 Lewis, Tyson and Richmond.. w
4ina 550 Worsten, Vg. Browne and Co. . • o
British Empire 612, cEwen, Campbell Coo
Courier 389 Payne, A Thompson .. .
Culloden 909 Kelso, Miller and Co. ..
Currency 374 Williams, Garnock &Co .
Diana 170
Danube 332 Newton, Lampoet and Co..
Dorisana 486 Robertson, J Steele .. .
Guildford 177 Rocke, Hatton .3. Cookson
Golden Age 1240 Newlands, J. Baines.. .
Grasmere 454 Campbell, Lampert and Co
THE CANADIAN TIMBER TRADE

Persia 202 Davies, E Oliver

No. 3.
Mary Stoddart 516 Thompson, Cuthbcr & Co
Volant, 337, Seare, bloorwood & Co.. ..

No. 5.
Lay, 326, Svanich, Lamport & Co, ..
No. 6.
Knight 450, Bradshaw, E. Bates.. ..
Cathown 1749, Trueman, C. Grimshaw
CLARENCE, No. 1.
Lydia 489 Graves, C W & F Shand ..
Liverpool, Merseyside, England, 1853-09-30

ZLlnitar Itate4.

FOR BOSTON

TRAIN AND CO.'S EXTRA PACKET,

14gNs
(.21Z4 To sail on the Ist October.
The fine first-cllss clipper Packet Ship
NATIONAL EAGLE,
Capt. MATTHEWS;
1100-tons register, will sail as above, and is a superior conveyance for
due Goods, &c.—For freight, &c. apply to

TRAIN and Co.
Liverpool, Merseyside, England, 1853-09-30

27th ; all for Liverpool

Pudsey Dawson

Joseph Bushby, all from Liverpool

Calcutta.

reetnantle ; and iris, Hobson, Adelaide, all at
Robert Pulblord, from Saagor, 23rd August ; Wm.
and Athlnze, 16th ; all for

lemerara, 6

)cean, Pollock, from I

August,

rid Bellairs, Rees,

Cordelia, M'Kenzie

le, at Simons

Grand Testros, 9th August. Oriental, Henderson ; Baalbeo,
(S.) ➢filler; from Liverpool at Constantinople. Aquila
)ro, from Liverpool at Tarragona. Ida, Greaves, sailed
1, for Liverpool 17th Sept, Sophia, Richardson,
Africa, Tervoog, from Liverpool,
Freundschall, from Liverpool,

ACKY AB,

lighthouse

, for Swede❑
Liverpool, Merseyside, England, 1853-09-30

is warranted by th
the supplies of gra

On the fi

Consols fell 1

What d

Ire property is safc

destroyed at will

when 1

y an ii

To us the anomaly i

we can scarcely 1
We shall

if such thing

tunity of offerin

iven to m

rhe London

were rapidly recovering f

but the-steps taken by the

known than the

A. slight reaction t

of the marl

ts, but eN

in a very feverish state.
From Manchester we learn that
of the money-market was intcreasiu
Liverpool, Merseyside, England, 1853-09-30

NEW BRUNSWICK.

By the Lady Eglinton, we have received advices
from St. John's, New Brunswick, to the 16th inst.
The Railway Demonstration came off on the pre-
vious day. The weather was propitious. A pro-
cession of trades, fire companies, masons, citizens,
magistrates, &c., two miles long, marched to the
ground. The first sod was turned by Lady Head,
assisted by the Lieut-Governor, in the presence of
many distinguished guests, and about fifteen thou-
sand persons. A sumptuous luncheon was given at
3 o'clock. The principal speakers were Messrs.
Jackson and Johnston. There was a beautiful dis-
play of fireworks in the evening, and a grand ball
at 9. The gallery and musicians broke down about
half past twelve, slightly injuring several persons,
one severely.

It is officially denied that the steam-ship Devas-
tation was in contact on the 28th ult., with an
American vessel. The Devastation was in Bay
Liverpool, Merseyside, England, 1853-09-30

n told by those pe;S'ons

Is, that

country is most extraordinary, and that within two yeas
the quality of both is so improved as scarcely to be worthy (
comparison with all they have heretofore produced
this city, which was the centre of
clearly shows that the agricultura
last four or five years, made ext

, even
trade, whist

Itereits of the eommi
wealth and future nros
Liverpool, Merseyside, England, 1853-09-30

2nd Jnly—The Marion, Pemberton, on leaving
~ 23rd June, was totally lost, near the Savage

THE FLEET.--A rumour was in very current circulation,
from the beginning of the week, that the whole fleet would
leave our harbour at an early hour this morning. We have,
however, the satisfaction of being able to contradict upon
authority this rumour, and to state that the fleet will not
leave this day, nor, unless under the unforese
circumstances, before the end of the ^he re-
however, which was intended, will not take place a?

martial, to be held to-day, preclude:
—Cork Examiner of Thursd

MANCH

30ARD OF GUAI

The usual

weekly meeting of the
held in the board-roon

a, New

ker occupied

the chair ; the ln

.—Settled poor

78 cases, at a cost of £lBl Bs. ld.
9d.; Euglish non settled 621

Irish cases, 929, cost, £lOB 18s
cost, £73 19s. 9d. ; total case
at a cost of £314 4

;comprising 4732 persons)

sd. as compared with the pr

the e i

a &emus(

Irish cases of 43, and cost of £2. 15

crease of English

s of iii

the corr

7d. ; number of inmates in the workhouse 1152, including 14

cases in the fever hospita
making a total of 1871.

inmates in the schools, 7J 9, 1

'opposed to be a

seen ashore on the

SINGAPORE, 15th August.— A ship,
clipper, of about 500 or 600 tons, was
Barrier Reef, about 15th July.
Ind was I MAURITIUS, 21st July.—The Sidney, Gallaghan, struck on

the reef, off Canomier's Point, 12th July, and became a
wreck, £5OOO in specie, and about 350 tons of cargo saved, the
1-tter more or less damaged. The Earl of Charlemont from
Liverpool, has been wrecked at Port Philip Heads.
CONSTANTINOPLE, 15th September.—Several foreign yes-
vels have arrived here from Sulina, with cargoes heated and
out of condition.

WARREN POINT

was passed 13th
Liverpool, Merseyside, England, 1853-09-30

—The brig Neptim4
26, W., dismasted

t, ran aground on the

to next tide

VESSELS SPOKEN

T, 11 Sept,

rd, from Quebec for Gloucester, 12 Sept., 50

Honduras to Liverpool, 18 Sep.

, fore, and main topmasts ; Merl
23 Sep., in lat. 49, long, 21, W.
lat. 50, long. 7,W W.

1, 26 Sc

5 N., to

7 . 117. ; H. 111. 8., from R

4mertcan, of

he Bonita;

t. 46, N., long. 40, W. ; Harriett,
)001, 18 Sep., lat. 43, N., long. 61, W. ;

ewfonndland to Liver

Eutau, Liverpool to Philadelphia, 8 Sep., lat. 38, N., long. 73,
N. ; Jan Taylor, S. W., 15 Aug., lat. 4, N., long. 22, W. ;
Liverpool, Merseyside, England, 1853-09-30

EMIGRATION TO AMERICA

PACKET-SHIPS.

QUEEN OF THE WEST, HALLET
NEW WORLD, KNIGHT
CONSTITUTION, BEITTON

ASHHURTON, J. IIIWiLLIAm
LIVERPOOL, KEARNEY
CONSTANTINE, DURYEE......
ALBERT GALLATIN, DELANO
AMERICAN UNION

GRINNEL'S " SWALLOW TAIL LINE OF

1350 tons, 6th Oct.
1500 tons, 21st Oct
1600 tons, 6th Nov.

1150 tons, 21st Nov.
1250 tons, 6th Dec.
1500 tons, 21st Dec.
1600 tons, fith Jan.
Liverpool, Merseyside, England, 1853-09-30

By the Lady .Eglington, we have received the following
report, of the position of the Canadian Timber trade :

"The accounts received every mail from
most encouraging nature, giving evidence

England are of the
that the great dis-

ustrana are innueneing all branches of trade, and
furnishing constant employment for the miller, the manufac-
turer, and the labourer. Few articles seem to be more benefit-
ed by this state of prosperity than that of 'wood, and our advi-
ces from Liverpool confirm those from other quarters that the
continually advancing price of wood goods is caused by actual
consumption, and not by' a speculative demand.
"With such a state of the English market, and with a supply
of only 13 million feet against 24 million to the same date last
year, added to an unusually large demand for local purposes, it
is not surprising White Pine should continue to rule high, and
as rates arrive they are taken readily at our quotations, with
the prospect of a great deal less wintering over than last year.
"Run PINE has arrived equally sparingly with:last year, and
only a million of feet were measured up to the 10th of this
month. Within the last few days a great deal has been pur-
chased on speculation. The price of 40 feet is difficult of quo-

coveries in
Liverpool, Merseyside, England, 1853-09-30

ACCOUNT BOOKS of every description made
toOrder,tin the best style, on the shortest notice, and
at reasonable prices, jt CHARLES WILLMER'S. WHOLESAI
STATIONVRY' ESTAELTSHMENT, 19, SOUTH JOHN' STREET,
LIVERPOOL.

"*
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each Month; at_ the-Office, 19, SOUTH JOHN-STREET, LIVE
POOL. It contains'the hours okall Trains, Stant Boats, aid
other conveyances" leaving or arriving in Liverpool.
Sold by all Booksellers.. -11

NTORIH LANCASHIRE.-4DVERTISEMENS
11 • intended: to be read ,by 'the Gentry and other
Inhabitants of North Lancashire should appear in the
PRESTON CHRONICLE. Ha-angbeen established abov6
forty years, it
,enjoys a large circulation among all classes.
Its scale of charges Thy `Advertispments is moderate,
be*en reduced since the abolition "of the Advertisement Diity.
When pre-paid, which can be 'done by postage stamps;
Advertisements of 4-lines; or 30 words, are inserted for is. 6d.;,
and. 8 lines,- or 60 wordsi.tbr 25.--L-Published every Saturd:iy:
morning, at 23, Fishergate, PreSton.
Liverpool, Merseyside, England, 1853-09-30

COBOURG,

Ferozepore 955 White. Thos. Tobio & Son w
'Maria 280 ---- Wilson &Co • , 0
Rival 79 Pordue, McAndrews & Co .. 0
Urgent. Williams.. .. .. -

BRUNSWICK.
Almora 1238 Dunn, Gibbs & Co.. .. z
Alpine 514 MellM, J. S. de Wolf .. z
Ann i• ose 1130 Dawson, Holderness &Co w
Arabia 1022 Grainger and CO.. ..
Arthur 316 Hubner, Bahr and. Co.. .. o
Ariel 191 Inkster,
Brevet 1270 Sinclair, Miller & Co. .. z
Bellarat 126 Cressar, Kirk & Co.. .. E
Challenger 306 Gellatly, H. Smith .. E
Caroline 114 Brabazen, Strong & Reid .. r
Cambria 1180 Perry, De Wolf .. w
Cypress 406 Edmondson, Miller &Co .. w

David Brown 894 Vaughan, 111i11er and Co a
Dundonald 1372 Gillis, Fernie Brothers ..
Empire Queen 992 Porter, Gibbs &Co ..

Emma Heyne 593 Scheeiner, Bahr & Co ..
Elize 119 Fagerstrom, Vos & Co.. .. E
Echange 1018 Harvey, D. Bannon and Son E
Esther 209 Murehison, A. Duncan .. E
Freiher Otto von Mantenfeet 390
Grecian 1134 Ilsley, Douglas & Co

Bahr E

Gladiolus 556 Taylor, INT:jNicol z
Hornet 1285 Gibbs & Co, or Harrisons.. E
(John Garrow 819 Hamilton, J. Robinson.. w
John Barbour 9g6 Marshall, Fernie Bros.. E
John & Lucy 991 Curling, Pilkington & Co w
Jessie, 162 Phillips, 1). Cannon Sons &Co 0
John Howell, Johnstone, Douglas &Co .. w
Kossuth, 1260 Bell, \V. Tapscott .„ w
Lydia, 317, Healey, C. R. Taylor..

Louisa, 173 Ford,-W. Cuthbert
Maria von Caminga, 147 Muller, Bahr & Co u
Mindoro 1329 Crowell, Fernie Brs.
Middleton 996 Nichols, Fernie Brs z
Marco Polo, 150 Isaac, Rankin and Co .. B
Nashwank 726 M`Dean, D Cannon & Son w
Northern Light 1283 -, Holderness & Co B
Onda 371 Nairn

Paramatta 1093 Sykes, Cannon and Co. w
Persian 698 Barton, J. Jones sen.
Prince de Joinville 527 Conway, Douglas & Co w
Preciosa 240 Schweigaard, 1) E Gauwin ..
Petrel, 848 Chapman, Gibbs Bright and Co a
Pollock, 815 Wlntyre, Rankin & Co .. w
Quebec, 587 Renton, E. Oliver ..

Ranger 303 Ellery, J Chalmer and Co .. z
Rochanbeau, 865 zwtackpole, S. & W. Pearce N
Saneca, 318 Hunter,

Sarah G. Hyde, 1102 Snow, Foche & Boult
Sir Chas. Napier, 714 Cannon & Son .. w
Salem, 915 M 'Grath, P. Magee.. E

Sheridan Knowles 03 White, M`Calmont brs
Sophia 180 Backer, D E Gauwin
Triton, 770 Smith, Stitt or llarrisons..
Wave, 119 M`Millan, Wilson Brown and Co 0
Von Wickhmann 598 Brandhoff, Bahr &Co a
Wm. Carson 342 Bell, Miller and Co .. E

o TOXTETH.
W Eliza Bell, 209, Patticson, H. Kellick
oJessie, 573 Sheridan, T. Chilton ..
Liverpool, Merseyside, England, 1853-09-30

GLENACHAN MALT WHISKEY.
ROBERT LITTLE, Wiiie & 'pirit Merchant,
Vernon-street, Liverpool, Sole Agent.

ETHOMPSON'S London Oyster Rooms
• Lower Castle-street, and 36, Dale-street.

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

kLVANIZING IRON WORKS, 13, New
Quay. All kinds of Iron Work Galvanized promptly.
nized Sheet Iron, &e.
ALEX. SMITH & CO.

A Large and Fashionable Assortment of Ladies'
CLOTHS for MANTLES, at
ADAMSON AND TAPLEY'S,
OLD HAYMARKET.

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

RBLE WORKS, 32, NORTON-STREET, LIVER-
,OOL.--,T. BRANSON loess to announce that he has
,"rt hand a large STOCK of superior MARBLE CHIMNEY-
PIECES, in the newest designs, from £2 to £25 each.

an
CHARLESILTip T
.EDICKENS,T , A Esq.,
Receptacle es i Tes Invisible
abominations." The remedy—DOßSO:''S CLEANSING

RLES O'DOHERTY, TAILOR AND DRAPER,

?5, SOUTH JOHN-STREET, begs to call the attention of
Public to his new and superb Stock of Fashionable
s, Coatings and Waistcoatings, in great variety,
of the choicest patterns of the season, at moderate prices.

CtLENDINNING and WILSON,
‘JI die Manufacturers, 4:5, NAYLOR-STREET,

Soap and
Can-
JAMEs-

STREET, justly-celebrated
and 18. MILL-STREET, Sole Agents in Liverpool or
Ihe Sale of the CANDLES, Manufactured
Export,
Price's Patent Candle Company, London. WholOsale,
Zxport, and Family Orders punctually attended to. •

nOSTING BILLS; in Black or Coloured Ink,
executed in the best style on the shortest notice, by
WILLmEn, at his General Printing Office, 16,
South John-street, Liverpool. DOUBLE DEMY BILLS in
Ink. Bs. per hundred.

CI A

C A :N D i L' I E S,

WILLIAM ftINTN SMITH'S MANUFACTORY,

26, HANOVER-.STREET,

NEAR TILE BOTTOM OF DUKE-STREET
Liverpool, Merseyside, England, 1853-09-30

and although th
those small cares that th

.d by which t
ill be secure

composed,
the people
hard Saxon, as I am, with this—that I had the honour t
meeting in Cork a large assembly, without distinction o:
creed or party (hear, hear), and that I received from all the
kindest reception. (Hear, and applause). 'We have seen
your harbour, which we consider unrivalled (hear), and
although I have not given you fulsome promises that there
shall be a local expenditure of the public• money, yet I do
say you are fairly entitled to every improvement of that
harbour which the common interest of the people of thee
realms shall require, and though I can by no means 0.;--
a pledge (hear), yet when I see Sir Will"
tinguished Irishman, the Port Admiral of Cork, and Admiral
Corry, a distinguished Irishman, at the head of that gallant
fleet which now adorns this harbour—when I see an adopted
Irishman, an Osborne of Tipperary (loud cheers), and I may
add, when I have a relative of my own, an O'Brien of the
right sort, as my private secretary, I do think that you have
no reason to apprehend that justice to Ireland will not form
part of the policy of the present administration (loud cheers).
Sir James Graham, having then retarned thanks for the
kindness with which the toast had been received, resumed
his seat amid loud and enthusiastic cheering. The other
rs2_
speakers
Corry, Mr. Bernal Osborne, the Earl of Bandon, Mr.
E. B. Roche, M.P., Lord Bernard, M.P., Mr Fagan,
M.P., &c. &c

iam Carroll

THE LORD LIEUTENANT'S VISIT TO LIMERICK
cellency attended the opening of the new docks,

—His Ex-

accompanied by the men
ber of the nobility and gent
grand banquet in the evening
GREAT MUNSTER FAIR.—
day. The show was large,
The buyers were numerous
gentlemen and deal
not only bought extensive

ri of ti

mporat

Ie was entertained at

held, yester-

nd very high prices obiaim
A great number of Engli
ittended the fair on both days, a;
but imported a number of she
sold at the fair, with the intention
3ders to compete successfully in t

enabling the Irish bn
English markets. On
ported by one English

'breeders:

BANQUET AT N
tamed by his constituents, on I

Mr. Gavan Duffy was ent

and declared the future policy of " the Inds
Liverpool, Merseyside, England, 1853-09-30

/r

AUSTRALIA.
ENCLOSED BERTHS, .el 6 Ids,
"BLACK BALL" CLIPPER PACKETS,
FOR ADELAIDE, MELBOURNE, AND_SYDNEY,

Landing

Passengers at the

Destination

rersia
Aerolitc...
Glendalough
Sultana
Marco Polo
Golden Age

1000 Sydney...... • . Sept.
2000 Melbourne.... Oct. 1.
2000 Sydney. ..... .. Oct. 10.
800 ..:. A delaide Oct. 20.
2500 Melbourne.... Oct. 20.
2000 Melbourne.... To follow

The ships are all first class, and have made the fastest passages on
record. Their 'tween decks are lofty and thoroughly ventilated.—
Provisions and water are put on board for 20 weeks, under Govern-
ment inspection, and carry experienced Surgeons.

JAMES BAINES & CO., 6, Cook-street, Liverpool
Liverpool, Merseyside, England, 1853-09-30

Enze/ie:Rounellioff, St. Petersburgh

SAILED

—Arabian, (S. S.) Greaves, Constantinople

Sandon Dock Basin
MISCELI
Crockett

4frica, O'Ne

all at Bombay

Kenneday, 3rd Au

Worth Star, 13th :Cot
tnd Catherine

inter, 14th ; Countess

gust, for London

off.last evening and taken into the

ANEOUS.-Sunda, Purchase, and John Wood,
from Liverpool; Oriza, Christian, London ;

; SchaTi Jhan, Johns, Singapore ;
from Bombay, Beloochie 4- Wilson

John HaminOn, 6th; Atat7m,3l2th;

Patriarch, 19th
26th August, for
Liverpool, Merseyside, England, 1853-09-30

Ariadne, Cockton. 111. Te

on or Cotesworth Septa ,
W J Fairclough, Aug 26

Yarrow, G

GENOA, &e
ham, Bibby &

Calpe (a), %V

LIVERPOOL

Wind West, fresh and clear with shower

High Water—Morn. : 9.40. Even.: 10.2. Ht.: 12ft. 1 lin
Off Holyhead, inward bound, at 3 p.m., No. 2589, Weslrnor•

ARRIVED.—Surat, Gavis, Calcutta; Goliah, Slater, Bom-
bay; Johnstone, King, Demerara.; Sir John Falstaff, Cuba;
Norma, Birg, Aux Cayes; Globe, Huvison, Valparaiso;
Spes, Rowland, Iquique ; Salta, Todd, Africa ; Heathen,
Gloak, Rio de la Hacki ; Emma, Buyer, St. John's, N. B.;
Lady Eglinton, (S. S.) Paton, Quebec, &c. ; Stridlaw, Alex-
andria ; Railway, Gosnell, Dcnia ; Tyro, Lloyd, Lisbon ;
Lucretia, Leech, Santandie ; Albatross, (S. S.) Hanson, Lisbon,
&c. ; Diamant, Gransten, Cronstadd ; Joven Claudio, Huelta ;

Margaret, (S.)

Busaci, Nova, Ballea ;
nestre ; Flora, Walters, St. U bes ;

sou, ti avr
D
Liverpool, Merseyside, England, 1853-09-30

same rate

"SrAvns move off readily at our quotations, and Deals both
Bright and Floated Pine, as well as Spruce, arc active, and in
good demand.

" FREIGHTS, notwithstanding the high price of Timber and
Deals, rule uncommonly high, 475. 6d. for Liverpool; 30s. for
the Clyde; and £8 for Deals for Loudon having been given,
tonnage eagerly enquired for,"
Liverpool, Merseyside, England, 1853-09-30

Vubilc Rinuentent4.

ROYAL COLOSSEUM CONCERT-HALL,
Paradise-street, Liverpool. Proprietor, Mr. HEATH.
This delightful Hall of Recreation, universally admitted to
be the most spacious and beautifully decorated Establish-
ment in the Kingdom, is open every Evening, with a con-
tinual change of Amusements.

Engagement, for Six Nights, of the INFANTS DU-
VERNAY. Enthusiastic reception of Young HENGLER,
the Prince of Rope-dancers, respecting whose merits the
Public are referred to the high enconiums of the Liverpool
press. Mr. BAKER, the renowned RED MAN of AGAR.
Signor MONTI, in a novel performance. The Musical
melange will embrace the united services of Miss HUDSON,
Mrs. CLIFTON, Messrs. PLUMPTON, CLIFTON, and
TANGO. •

Musical Director, Mr. F. BOULLAND ; Leader of the
Brass Band, Mr. BROWN ; Director of the entertainments,
Mr. HEATH, Jun.
Liverpool, Merseyside, England, 1853-09-30

MANCHE R.L.-The msrkei t

continued to improve until intelligence
Bank of England had raised the rate of
cent. 'when a decline took place from tilt
market closed quiet at the subjoined quo
22i hI; Eastern Counties, 11$ ; 1
Lancashire and Yorkshire, 62i 2 3

North Western 102 i 2 ; Manchester, Shef
18i 19 181 ; Midland Railway Consols,
67i ; .North Staffordshire, 61d ; South .1

ill, 9(7g
Dt 116
I.,!sr 5 1
The6ths

disctiptions of stock up to half-past
time it would be impossible to

Ye them

ion whist
Liverpool, Merseyside, England, 1853-09-30

QUEBEC, SEP. 15.

ARRlVED.—Niagara, Taylor, from Liverpool; Port Caas-
pow, Hunt, Southampton ; Wyley, Port Glasgow ;
Sep. 16, Caroline, Marsh, Aberdeen ; St. Jacob, Duske,
Newcastle ; Aldebaran, Blandford, Southampton.

GLASGOW COTTON MARKET, SEPT. 29.
There is still considerable flatness in our market for cottor

goods and yarns, and prices continue in favour of buyers,
especially in coarse Nos. of the latter.

GLASGOW IRON MARKET, SEPT. 29

n Market was very dull at 625. 9d. for three
months, or 625. cash for mixed numbers, sellers 625. 6d., buy-
ers 625. to 625. 3d. at close of market. No. 1, 645. 6d. ;
Gartsherrie, 71 s.

The Pig I

GLASGOW GRAIN MARKET, SEPTEMBER 28

The excitement continues to go on, and all descriptions of

have experiencec

ler . material :IC

n addi-

sion of the harvest, and much grain now in the fields must be
deteriorated. To-day it blows a heavy gale, with rain. Wheat
is 3s. to 45., Oats, Is. to 25., Barley, Is. to 25., Beans, ls. to
2s. all per_ boll dearer. Flour has advanced ss. to 3s. per bar-

rel, and 3s. to 4s. per sack, and Oatmeal 2s. per load, with in-
creased demand both on the part of dealers and consumers,
who generally hold light stock, and are now obliged to come
into the market. At this day's market the attendance was

good, and a moderate, but not extensive, business occurred in
Wheat and Flour, at the above advance. Oats were held
firmly, and Oatmeal also, at the advanced quotations ; but
sales were limited. Barley was more saleable at 2s. to 38. ad-
vance, and for Beans the extreme rates were demanded.
Liverpool, Merseyside, England, 1853-09-30

Vubiirations.

r[ HE NEW YORK ILLUSTRATED NEWS

lis supplied in England only by CHARLES WILLMER,
19, SOUTH JOHN-STREET, LIVERPOOL. Annual Subscrip-
tion, (including postage,) 15s. in advance. Specimens on
hand.

AMERICAN BOOKS AND PUBLICATIONS
IMPORTED, in large or small quantities, by
CHARLES WILLMER. Orders addressed —to —OIITH JOHN,
STREHEr LIVERPOOL, will , hate attention, if 'only for a
Single Book.

rum] TIMES• and 'all= the other • DAILY- anal

EEKLY LONDON NEWSPAPERS supplied by CuAluoEs
Wimmint,- from his UNIVERSAL NEWSPAPER OFFICES, 19,
SOUTH JOHN-STREET, LIVERPoOL', COMMERCiAL BCILDINo-S,
BELFAST •OY •19 ANN-STREET, NEW YORK.
Liverpool, Merseyside, England, 1853-09-30

question now i

Russia may be found to insist upon is sufficient to
call for war, and whether, when war is plainly pro-
posed to him as an alternative, he will persist or
recede. As to the rights' of the case, it can
scarcely be said that they exist at all, except on
the side of Europe. To talk about the " SOT-

reignty and independence" of the Ottomans is a
palpable farce. If they possessed either indepen-
dence or sovereignty, or had possessed either for
the last eighty years, the embroilment would never
have occurred. Where is the independence of a
State when a foreign monarch claims the privilege of
dictation and interference, on a hundred points of
internal administration ? The EMPEROR of Russia
already cnvys by treaty such prerogatives with re-
spect to the Ottoman Government as entirely dis-
pose of its sovereignty.' "

Here then we lose sight altogether of the "Key,"
which we find has fallen into the Bosphorus ; and
we are told by the Times, that notwithstanding the

rights of sovereignty which Russia possesses by

treaty over that portion of the Turkish territory
now in dispute that,—" the occupation of the Da

nubian Principalities ha
garded as an audacious a

ry reasonably been
f overt violet
Liverpool, Merseyside, England, 1853-09-30

..BLACK BALL" LINE OF AUSTRALIAN PACKETS.

Carries a full Band of Music, as well as Chen, Baelrgatnrnoti, and
Draft Boards, for tte amusement of the. Passengers.

With Passengers, Parcels. and Specie; having
inillion Safes.
- A
A 8
J ~
hk , For MELBOURNE,
4g The celebrated clipper Ship, MARCO POLO,
CHARLES 111'DoNNELL; Commander,
...i. =,.:.t.ailf.e. (Chief Officer during her last two voyages ;)
1625 tons register; 2509 tons burthen ; has proved ,herself the
fastest ship afloat, haVing- been twice round the world, including
detention abroad, in eleven months and 21 days, viz:—
FIRST VOYAGE.—Left Liverpool 4th July, 18;,2, and arrived
hack 25th December. 1b52; or 5 months and 21 days, including
detention abroad.

SECOND VOYAGE.— Left Liverpool 13th March, 1853, and arrived
back 13th September, 1853; or 6 months, including detention abroad.

Acknowledged to be the most remarkable achievement- in the
annals of navigation.
For further particulars apply to
JAM ES BAINES, & Co., C. Cook-street-
Liverpool, Merseyside, England, 1853-09-30

bush carpenter
30s. to £.2:

useful servants,
'los. to £2
servants, per annum,

£24 to ; nursemaids, do,

—For the

the coasting

num, I

£lB to

trade, per month,

~ ~..

STATE OF Ti

Since Tuesday, the market h

depressed, both-in cloth an
orders

been given ou

however, pressing

dency is not so 'neat as on

standing this, producers have to
chile. The accounts froth India

against operations in that quart

ed upon. Doubled yarns a
demand.

ILARI

LIVERPOOI
had a downward tendency. The tra
33 24 I 1; Laleashire and Yorkshir
don and North Western, 1101 10 9
and Lincoln, 24 ; Midland, 663/4 1
South Eastern, Stcck, 201 a ; York
Bank of Liverpool, 224; Union, 12a;
Liverpool, Merseyside, England, 1853-09-30

An incrE

ment of

effect of roweling the

land, in both departments
ing the 3d of September, N
decrease of £770,486, as

vious month, and a decrE

compared with the

arrivals of

tralia only, is X 630,006-, which redu
for the month to £140,000, a sum
probability, we shall receive by t

from Sydney or America,
The exportation of gold, in tl

increasin g reeeii

of bullion car

in the course it taken

their rate to 4- per cent., w(
because there was an
at home and abroad.
tenable, which we have

[hat point hi
shown in t

ire nal%

sured that it is to (
Liverpool, Merseyside, England, 1853-09-30

noon of yesterday

any hoitr this -mornin

'Whitehaien) have been up

20s per ton for the last few days
For these two last nights the Telegraph Corn
(n some, as yet unexplained, cause, omitted to trans it th
prices of funds in London on their respective day . Thi
ommission has caused no little talk in business cirq es here,
and it is the more remarkable, that it never occurred at a

aw, fror

time of monetary quiescence.
His Excellency the Lord Lieutenant and Lady •St. Ger-
mains left Aclair Castle, the residence of Lord Dunraven,
this morning, and proceeded by carriages to Foynes, for the
purpose of doing honor to the undertaking of the Foyne
Railway, by his Excellency " turning the first sod." Ili
Excellency returned by the Holyhead steam
entertained at a dejeunc by the London and I
Ship Compani
Liverpool, Merseyside, England, 1853-09-30

50 N., for

'o. Sept 8

.g 19 Bkd Carack, Norris, Focke & Boillt, Sept 13 . BM Zibiah, Baker or Le Maistre, August 27.... G
Desdemona, Focke and Boult, Aug 22.. Gv VA LPA RAIS O.
hill and Co, Dirigo, Cooper, Webster and Co. Sept 0.. BM Artistic, Tyrer or Ashley Brothers, Aug 23.. S
.............Q Evangeline, --, Clint and Co. Aug 20.... S Salween, White, Cotesworth & Co. Sept 14 V
J Titcombe, Focke and Boult, Aug 21.... BM VALPARAISO & CALDERA.
Son & Co. Aug 5 I' Neva, Haling, Pilkington and Co. Sept 3 BAI Dalemain, Varty, Imrie & Co. June 13.... P
. 6 Queen, Muir and Co. or Quayle, Aug 23.. BM Mary Hartley, Tyrer or Ashley Brs, July 2.. P
Q Undine, Browne or Harrisons, Aug 27.... BM VENICE.
NEW YORK. Nymph, Nicholas, Bibby & Sons, Aug 31.. G
s, Sept 8 Cgd Arctic, Zerega, Focke & Boult, A•ig 20.. BM

THURSDAY,

SEPT. 29

Lesoudagon, Liverpool to Quebec, 28 Aug., lat. 46, N., long.
44, IV. ; Keepsake, Liverpool to Quebec, 16 Sep., lat. 51, N. ;
Chancellor, Bombay to Liverpool, 16 Aug., lat 34, S., long.
25, E. ; Cambria, to Liverpool, 28 Aug., lat. 18, S., long. 3.,
W. ; Martaban, to Liverpool, 30 Aug., lat. 14, S., long. 7,
W. ; Andover, 11 Sep., lat. 19, S., long. 25, W. ; Emily, of
St. John's, Newfoundland, 17 Sep., off Orlean Island; Ellen,
17 Sep., ditto. ; Conqueror, 17 Sep.. in the Traverse ; Lotus,
from Clyde, to Quebec, above the Traverse; Mary Ridley,
18 Sep., off Point Denoak ; Henry and 18 Sep.,
ditto.; Melbourne, 18 Sep., ditto., dismasted, having been on
shore on Anticosti Island, by the Lady Eglinton; Dumfries,
27 Sep., off Tuskar ; Glendower, 27 Sep., ditto., by the Snake;
Haidee, Bombay to Hull, 22 Aug., off St. Helena ; Emperor,
South, 1 Sep., lat. 6 N„ loug. 22., W.; Ferozepore, Port
Philip, 4 Sep., lat. 12, N., long. 23, W. ; Eureka, South,
5 Sep., lat. 12, N., long. 23, W.; Benjamin Boyd, from
Monte Video to Queenstown, 13 Sep., lat. 27, N., long, 35,
W., by the Marian Moore.

CORK (QUEENSTOWN,) SEPT. 26

ARRlVED.—Columbine, Spencer, from Batavia ; Febo, Ca-
boaro, Marianoph ; Florence, Braley, St. Petersburg.
SAILED,—Gymer, from Akyab, for Havre ; Spcs, from
Iquique, for Liverpool.

CLYDE. SEPT, 28,

ARRIVED.—Pilgrim, Richardson, from Liverpool for
Quebec, put back to Greenock; Barbara, Duncan, from Port
Rico ; Harold Ililditand, Eneberg, from Alexander, at
Ardrossan ; John & Mary, Rees, from Sunderland at Port
Dandos ; Mary Ann, Hazlehuret, from Port Rush, at Glasgow;
illatha's Vineyard, Mayhew, from New York, at Greenock.
for Glasgow.

SAlLED.—Letitia Lawson, Purse, for Newport ; Snccess,
Porter, and Julian, Kelly, for Liverpool; Falcolner, Nasal-
man, for Stockton ; Nugget, Barnard, for Newport; Ellen and
_ _

Glentaba,

Cain, for Liverpool; Europa, M'Fie, Havana and Belize ;
Rotterdam, Mercer, for Rotterdam, from Port Dundas;
Dove, Chisho]m, and Christian, M'Pherson, for Newcastle,
from Port Dundas.
Liverpool, Merseyside, England, 1853-09-30

BLACK STAR LINE OF AUSTRALIAN
PACKETS.

FOR MELBOURNE DIRECT,
The splendid A 1 Clipper,
WARBLER,
350 tons, Captain GRAY,
takes a limited number of passengers, at moderate rates.—
Apply to
HENRY THOMAS and Co., 44, Dale-street, Liverpool.

.61ex 16. e

LIVERPOOL TO AUSTRALIA
Liverpool, Merseyside, England, 1853-09-30

THE "FOX" LINE LINE OF PACKETS

ESTABLISIIED A QUARTER OF A CENTURY

,ffier-' Passengers and their Baggage are always landed
on the Quay free of cost.
For MELBOURNE, DIRECT.

Ship
SALEM

Capt. Tons. To sail.
1800..... 10th October
For MELBOURNE and SYDNEY.

DEL GANY

25th Octvbcr

The apove first-class Vessels are clipper-built, sail fast,
carry Surgeons, and are commanded by gentlemen of ability
who are well-known in the trade, and are provisioned for 120
days, and fitted out under the inspection of the Government
Emigration Officer.

FOr rate of passage and further particulars apply to
lIEXRY FOX, 2, King-street, Liverpool

For MELBOURNE WHARF
- --The -.04,34k1 Jerliey huilt.oliterer-Ltalg
STRATTON, Captain A... EY ;
A 1 at Loyd's, and coppered ; having the greater por-
tion of her cargo engaged, will be despatched in a few
days.—For terms of freight apply to
NEILL, SANDERSON, & CO., 3, Rumford-place.

', Direct,

STEAM FROM LIVERPOOL TO AUSTRALIA,
- - IN .CONNEXION WITH

THE ".GOLDEN" 'LINE' OF PACKETS.
To sail aboat the Ist November, the exact -day will be named on the
'arrival of the;Yessel from NeW York. •

For MELBOURNE and SYDNEY,
.. i; tC\--, The razignifi4t New York 'built Paddle-wheel
- . Stearn-ship

'GO.LDEN AGE,
D. D. P9RTkIt: U.S.N., Commander ;

3000 tons, 1000 horse-power.

This splendid new ship, the first-of the Australian Steam. Ship Com-
pany's Lite, has been, 'Milt regaidless of expense, and is in every
respect equal,to the Collins'. Line a steamers.
. Her dimensions are-300 feet long, 43 feet beam, and 3S feet hold.

She is &Subic diagonally bra-ced with iron bars, and cveiy improve-
ment that exyerience and science can suggest has been adopted. Her
accomModations'for First,,Second, and Third Class passengers are
believed to be superior to any steamer ever built., Her model is un-
equalled, and it is confidently expected that . she wii I make the trip
from,- Liverpool to Australia within 50day-s, stopping only at the Cape
de Verds and
,the Cipe of Good Hof m, -to coal. Passengers may re'y
that every.attention will be paid to their Wants, and that the ship will
he libmally supplied with every comfort. An'experienced surgeon will
be attached to the ship.— Por terms ofpassage apply, in Paris, to
Pritchard and Monrieron, No. 40; N. D. des Victories ; in Havre, to
W. Slade; in London, to Grindiay and Co:, 124, 13ishopsgate-street,
or in Liverpool to Messrs. Deit NE, YOUIiD and Co.. Merchants, or
MILLERS and THOMPSON, .11rury-!ane.
Liverpool, Merseyside, England, 1853-10-15

CONSULT the Old Medical Practitioner for
the speedy and effectual cure of every stage and
symptom of Nervous Debility, Depression of .Spirits, Indiges-
tua, Delusions of the mind, Skin Diseases, &c. &c., Messrs.
LEWIS & CO., Consulting Surgeons, 44, NELSON STREET,
GEORGE'S SQUARE, LIVERPOOL, where the afflicted may apply
with confidence, as we have had 32 years successful practice
in all the above diseases. Hours of 4ttendauce, from 9in
the morning till 9 at night, and Sundays from 9 till 2.
Private entrance to the Surgery, 1, Bailey St. off Grenville
street. Dn. LEWIS' s Medical Work, Price ls., or free by Post
ls! 6d., can be had from the Authors Residence, 44, Nelson
Street, Great George's Square, Liverpool.
Liverpool, Merseyside, England, 1853-10-15

TO THE MUNICIPAL ELECTORS OF VAUXHALL

WARD.

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

I remain,
Your most obedient servant,
DANIEL POWELL.

Liverpool, Ist October, 1853.

TO THE MUNICIPAL ELECTORS OF VAUXHALL
WARD.

GENTLEMEN,
THE term for which you elected me as one of
your representatives will shortly expire.
A Deputation of Gentlemen Electors of your Ward having
waited upon me, and presented a requisition, numerously
and'respectably signed by parties of all shades of opinion, I
have no hesitation in tenderiug my best exertions for your
acceptance.
I feel less difficulty in now coming forward as a Candidate,
for, since I have had the honour to represent you, I have
the satisfaction to know my conduct in the Council has met
with the uniform approbation of the Ward.
Three years ago you elected me on two distinct principles,
which, I need hardly say, were quite in accordance with
my own, namely, the entire absence of politics in local
affairs, and strict economy in the management of the Cor-
porate Purse, with a • due regard to the good old town's
various requirements and upholding her interests.
I think it will be found I have kept these principles con-
stantly in view; and I believe there is not an elector who
will say that I forgot the interests of the Ward in support
of any party, political or religious, in the Council. I have
uniformly voted against the increase of official salaries when
I have considered them well paid; and, whenever public
money was to be expended, I have looked carefully how it
was to be most beneficially and economically spent, having
a deep sympathy for the difficulties and privations local
taxation entails on the industrious ratepayers.
Having, from my youngest days, had my interest bound
up. in the prosperity of your Ward, it is apparent, that what
is injurious to you must be so to me, and that we must be
equally benefited by its improvement.
Finally, the pnncipls on which you first elected me are
unchanged. If you should again do me that honour, I hope
that the experience I have had in the Council duties will
enable me more efficiently to do justice to the trust reposed
in me.

I remain, gentlemen, your faithful servant,
WILLIAM NICHOLSON.
Shaw-street, 4th October, 1853.
Liverpool, Merseyside, England, 1853-10-15

FIANCE.

We learn by ad-vices from Paris that no new fact
of importance relating to the Eastern question was
known there in addition to the intelligence already
communicated by telegraph and the ordi-
nary correspondence. Private letters from Con-
stantinople received on Tuesday, still speak of
war between Turkey and Russia as inevitable. The
question is; examined in .every point of view in
those letters, and 'the • conclusion. unanimously
come to is that there is no escape.. This seem to
be the opinion in Constantinople even, more than
in France or England, and whether the coup be de-
layed for one month or three months come it will.
It is stated, that previous to his departure for Com-
piegne, in a conversation which the Emperor had
with a member of the corps diplomatique, on the
subject of Eastern affairs, he said, " I leave Paris
for the present, althongh nothing is changed in the
position of the question. Russia must yield, or
war is inevitable." To another personage, to whom
he expressed his regret that the peace of Europe
was about to be broken, he said, " Mais it vaut
mieux la guerre avec nue alliance que la paix.sans
alliance."
Liverpool, Merseyside, England, 1853-10-15

TRAVELLERS and VISITORS to LIVERPOOL
will find comfort, economy, and despatch at
WHITEMAN'S BRUNSWICK HOTEL.
The toffee-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, is. 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, 1853-10-15

8 to 1 aj

LECTURE ON THE PHiKoLooy OF THE MlND,—Last
night, L. H. Bainbrigge, Esq.i F.R.C. S., delivered the second
of a course of lectures, "On the Physiology of the mind, and
the great purpose of Education, or training man during his in-
fancy on Earth for his immortality in Heaven," at the Colle-
giate institution, Moss-street. The lecture was very respect-
ably attended. The lecturer with great distinctness, pointed
out the most advantageous means to be adopted in the
education of youth, recommending attention to the capa-
bilities of the minds of the pupils, enforcing the necessity of
studying early in the morning, in preference to later in
the day, when the energies were exhausted, and the neces-
sity of the school hours being rendered by the preceptor,
interesting and pleasurable, to achieve this, it was neces-
sary to gain the confidence of the pupil. He pointed out
the benefits resulting, not only to this generation, but to
posterity, Trom the blessings derivable by inculcating *virtuous
principles in youth, by which parents would gain a more
lasting blessing than by handing down to their offsprings,
riches, The third lecture will take place on Friday next,
Liverpool, Merseyside, England, 1853-10-15

cAUTIONARY NOTlCE.—Spurious Soaps, in
imitation of those manufactured by Grout's Improved
Soap Company, being daily sold, purchasers are particularly
advised that every bar and tablet is stamped with the name
of s" Grout." By order of the Board,
C. F. HAYWARD, Secretary.
Wholesale Warehouse, 30, Minorie ,s • Factory,
Great Cambridge-street, Hackney.
Liverpool, Merseyside, England, 1853-10-15

LONDON CORN MARKET.----YESTERDAY.

Very little English wheat on sale. Foreign,•owinm to the
the large arrivals, was easier to buy, and ls: cheaper. Float-
ing cargoes off the coast meet a steady demand; at about ls.
to 2s. per qr. under last week's prices. On passage there is
leSs inquiry. Indian Corn is quiet, but trifling supplies
move off nearly at our preyious currency. Barley in fair
fair request. Rye scarce, wanted off the coast for the
Continent. Malt firm. Peas and Beans unchanged in
value. A large Foreign supply ha,-; enucod a roduotiou of Od.
to is. per qr. on Russian and new qualities, but fine old can
hardly be quoted cheaper.
Liverpool, Merseyside, England, 1853-10-15

HONG KONG.

[Andromache, Passmore, Morton & co Sep 6 Gv
ICELAND. i

Neptunus, Hansen, Vos and Co, Sept 16 K
JAMAICA.
_ .

Liverpool, Mundle, J. B. Yates & Co., .. P
KINGSTON, FALMOUTH, &c.
'Mary Miller, J Cougton or Dealy & Co,
Oct l 2
LAGUIRA .AND PORT CABELLO.
(Campbell,

LEGHORN.
Ballincurra Lass Eastaway White or Strong
Sept 24
Q
Eigen, 135, Jones, G Louthian & Co or
Strong, Oct 13 .. G
Sarah Maria, Duck, Vianna or Moore, Sep 7K
LIMA.
Eliz. Archer, Wilson, Monde! or Irnrie, Sep7P
Hugh Block, Tyrer or Bahr & Co. Aug 27 Q
Skiddaw, Campbell, Lamport &Co .. V
Usk, Dunn, Catesworth, Wynne & Co. Sep. 20 P
LISBON.

Forte, Rodrigues, J Martin, Sept 26, B
Jenny, Elf veason, Bahr & co, Sept 28, Stn
Preciosa, Schivigaard, D Gawen & co, Sep 1711
Farujo Segundo, Faun', J Meek, Sept 15 Q
LISBON, BRAZIL, AND RIVER PLATE.
Lady Eglinton(ss)Patton.Millers&co Sep29Blid'
Lusitania (ss), Brown, Millers & co, Sept 29 GVI
Liverpool, Merseyside, England, 1853-10-15

FOR NEW YORK.

Tons Reg. Tons Bur.
CALHOUN, (new) .. l5
GUIDING STAR,
ROBERTSPN 20265.*
0. .. . . 2400°. 21Q0...
.15th
.:
1250 tit Oct.O
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SARAH, G. HYDE
900. .. 1950.. ..25th Oct.
DAVID CANNON... ..5... ...... 1350......2900....30th Oct.
CELESTIAL EMPIRE, PIERCE llOO 26u0,...
SOUTHAMPTON, 8unGE55.......1700.... _3500....
Liverpool, Merseyside, England, 1853-10-15

Norma, Bahr & Co, Oct 12

H A I.H.
Amande, Meulener, D E Gnuan
Apame Duranty, & Co or Strong, Sept 51.. K
Eliza lien, Pattison, E, Lloyd, and C 0.... G

- HOBART TC4INT. ...
IsTyverheicl, Van Steyen, Vos & Co, Sept 6 P
Sir Allan M`Nab, Bernie, Miller, & Thomp.
son, Sept 17 ..P
HOLBECK.
Caroline Kramp, Vos Brown & Co. Q
Liverpool, Merseyside, England, 1853-10-15

WAKEFIELD CORN MARKET:-YESTERDAY

There was a good arrival of Wheat, which met a steady
sale, at about last weeks rates for both old and new. Barley
was in better supply; all except choice descriptions reached in
value. Oats were steady. Beans scarce and rather dearer;
dry new were sold at 48s. per quarter. All other articles as
before.
Liverpool, Merseyside, England, 1853-10-15

E T AIL purchasers can be supplied with
1.1) GROITX'S IMPROVED SOAP, at T. Tyler's, H.
King's, and 13. Bake's Grocery Establishments, and at seve-
ral respectable Grocers and Druggists in Birkenhead and
Liverpool.

c 1 ROUX'S IMPROVED SOAP COMPANY,
-Atoantigacory,Great Cambridge-street, London.
Company
JOSEPH 11. PIM.

The SOAPS 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 perfume
in the warmest climate, and thus, for shipment and for home
consumption, they have obtained a decided preference.
Merchants and Shippers can obtain samples and lowest prices
at 'the Agent's Offices, 47, Tower-buildings, Liverpool, and
2, Mersey-view, Birkenhead.