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The Northern Daily Times.
Liverpool, Merseyside, England, 1853-12-12

PRINCE'S.

Alexander, 270, Chapman .. .. w 5
Almelo, 472, Auffmoh, Vos & Co .. e 8
Ann Gawson, 384, Robertson, W Moore .. U
Anna Maria, 100, Valle. Partridge and Co a
Ann Martin 477 Benson, 1) Gibb .. .. a
Andromache, 468, Pasmore, Muir & C 0... a
Arabia, 323, M`Whirter, \V Nicol .. 01
Balmoral, 875, Douglas.. .. El
..
iiella 'Jallega, 699, Ramos, J Aikin .. e7l
Black Eyed Susan. 157, Reny .. .. a
Bond 2, Croaker .. .. .. 0

Brevet 1270 Sinclair, Miller & Co. .. w
Britannia, 445, Hamilton, Allan & Gillespie w
Byron, 190, Rodock, Leech Harrison & Co
Canada, Hood, Allen & Co .. Wi
Chimborazo, 429, Bragg, W & J Tyrer 0
Chrysolite, 475, Enright, R Vining „ 0
Coaxer, 317, Bell, Imne and Tomlinson .. ■
Crest of the Wave, 856, Steele, Brice &CO 9
Daisy, 178, Miller ..
Duke of Wellington 478 —,Gladstone & COWS
Eblana 122 Roper, Lamport or Zwilchenbartiell
Emily, 428, Schmidth, A Duranty 05
Endymion, 618, VVythicombe, Cotesworth

• • and Co - .. • •
Engineer, 223. Sellers, J Poole & Co
Enterprise, 378, Bloomfield, Cotesworth

• • andCo . . - .. 6
Freeman, 198, Passmore, Roberts Cross &
• .. wl
. - 0
$

...o .. .. .. ..
Garland, 203, Simpson, Allen & Co
Gazelle, 286, Leslie .. • •
Genevive, 271, Cooper -- ..
Gladiolus 556 Taylor, W. Nicol .. .. ..
Grafton, 317, --,',Strong & Co.. ..
Wanderer, 135, Pascoe, A Dunn . ..
Hero, 171, Nicko s .. .. ..

Indian Queen, 337, Forsyth. J Poole & Co
Iron Duke, 140, Cook, Job Brs • • I
Isabel, 353 Griffiths, C W& F Shand

(Jose Maria., 150, Ygarrtea

Joven Pepita. 70, fiodrigue .6
Jesefa Juan 400 Ogimaga, Partridge & Co X 4
Jesusa, 150, 2.lgarta ..
John Melhuish, ;go, Tothill, J J Alelhuish
Julianna 120 Larrianaga, Partridge & Co.. w
Lady Ann, 95, Abernethy P H Dean ~ 0
Lady Hilda, 460, Thomas, N Waterhouse
& Sons ..
W

Lancashire Witch, 306, Sottis, J Longton 0
f,tinercost, 318, Ponsonby, T & J Brockle-

Laurel, 149, Williams, "rown & Harrison 0
Lauriston, (s) 145, Williams .. .. 0
Lively Lass, 78, Evans .. .. • • 0
Maria French, 242, Tinlay, Strong & Reid 0
Martaban,B72, Adamson. 'l' & J Brocklebank el
Mary Bibby, 299. Herbert, J Longton & Co w 7
hero Carson, 692, Johnson, T WHenry &
01 Co

Illary Muir, 257, Crawford, R Girvan
Marys, 6 4, Albeck
Mary .Stewart, 89, Osborn
May Queen, 361, Thomas
iledora, Menich

Mercutio, 244. 111iMean, .. _'oole and Co ..
Miltiades 674 Henry, JS de Wolf .. .. E
Mystery, 1122, Power .. .. .. e
I Patna, 363, Smith, T& J Brocklebank .. 0
Pedigura, 190, Goyuchia .. .. 0
s Pennington, 250, Leggett .. .. 0
Liverpool, Merseyside, England, 1853-12-12

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

MALAGA.
Anna Maria 100 L Valle, G Partridge, Fletcher
and Co; Oct 28 _
.• .. 1

MA LTA.

'Vidor, Knubsob, Gauwin and. Co, Dec 8.. (.11

• 'MALTA AND ALEXANDRIA.
I igre, 288, Casser, Pothonier (
Guiseppe. 241, Bueat, 3I C Pothonier & Co,
Nov 20 .•
Liverpool, Merseyside, England, 1853-12-12

On THURSDAY, the 15th instant, at One o'clock, at the
Brokers' Saleroom, Derby-buildings, Fenwick-street,
The Barque "JUPITER,"
~.kA\ 303 tons /cm. Built at Finland ; but in 1847
eat'et had a thorough and complete overhaul, when she
• had new topsides, decks, Me., new rigging of the
best Russian cordage; has just been thoroughly caulked and
sheathed, with the best zinc over felt. —Length 98 feet
7-10ths, breadth 23 feet 3-10ths, depth 15 feet 6-10ths.—
In Victoria Dock.—Apply to
TONGE, CURRY, & CO., Brokers.
Liverpool, Merseyside, England, 1853-12-12

WATERLOO.

Adam White, 110, Little .. ... 0
'Adriatic, 715, Jack, J M`Henry .. .. 0
Ann Mulvey, 110, Jones.. .. 0
..
Arturo, 230 Azzopardi, Preston &Co .. a
Camalan, S 6, Bates .. .. .. 0
Cledan, 71, Evans ..
.. .. 0
Eden, 41, Bell .. .. 0
..
Ellen & Ann, 32, Griffiths .. .. 0
2skam, 55, Clarlc..l Barnes .. .. 0
E. Z. 079, Hartzhorn .. .. 0
..
Guiding Star, Crouch, Foe ke & Co .. w 2
Henry Tuke, 0„ Jacklin .. .. 0
Isaac Webb, 1443, Furber, Baring, Brs .. n
James, 48, Evans
.. .. .. 0
Josephine, 81, Jones .. .. .. 0
Kate, 0, Marker, J Bibby .. .. 01
Lucy Thompson, 1500, Pendleton, C Grim-

shaw..
- - .. .. .. sI
Miss Douglas. 55, Davidson .. .. 0
Neptune, 1i32, Beauchamp, Miller & Co.. n
Niagara, 730, Bennett, Rathbone, Bra .. 0
Reliance, 805, Fell, JS de Wolf.. .. 0
Itoseius, 1867, Porter, R S Ely .. .. n
Sandbach, 447, Ellis, Sandbach &Co .. 0
Snowden Lassie, 73, Lewis .. .. 0
Saranak, 965, Deem, Brown &Co .. a
Torn Banks, 99, Jones .. .. .. w
Victoria, 69, Evans .. • • .. 0
Liverpool, Merseyside, England, 1853-12-12

AUSTRALIA.
Steamer Victoria, from Adelaide, is. reported
Ith e arrived at Falmouth yesterday, with advice
43: 21st of September, and froM the Cape of
lope to [the 7th of November. She has
ilitgut home passengers, and one hundred and
til°llsand ounces of gold, but there appears
latit.freason to doubt the accuracy as to the
11 of the precious metal she has on board.
Liverpool, Merseyside, England, 1853-12-12

HAVANA.

We have advices from Havana to the 22nd ult.
The Queen's birthday had been duly observed; the first
stone of her statue was laid, and the first telegraph in Cuba
inaugurated, messages being sent to Battalano, a distance of
forty miles on the south coast.
The British war steamer Buzzard, had arrived at Ha-
vana.

The market for sugar at Havana was dull, in consequence
of t.e European news, but the stock was small.
Ile cane lately planted had been injured by drought, but
the old was doing well.
Exchange on London dull at 134 c., and in some cases done
for less.

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Liverpool, Merseyside, England, 1853-12-12

Wantetr.

Advertisements under this head, not exceeding Three
Lines, are inserted in this Paper at a Charge of
SIXPENCE.
Ear' Parties- answering advertisements in the
NORTHERN DAILY TIMES, are requested to . attend
to the following explanatiOn
"See Reference List" means that personal appli-
cation must be made at the NORTHERN DAILY TIMES
Office. . .
Address (capital letter or number), means that ap-
plication must be Made by letter, post-free, and in no
other way.

WANTED to Rent, at the North End, two
or three large Warehouses. Address, postpaid,
"B. M. D.," care of Mr. Thomas Satchell, Hatter,
48, Lord-stroet.
Liverpool, Merseyside, England, 1853-12-12

TERN WAR.

.N NAVAL VICTORY.
'CIRDAY EVENING. - On the 30th
ix Russian ships of the line, under
~off,. attacked a • Turkish squadron
notwithstanding the violent fire of
IRS in the Roads, in an hour and a
r destroyed seven Turkish frigates,
gate, two , schooners, and three
. An attempt was made to take
.g-ship with Osman Pasha, Vice-
a on board to Sebastopol, but as
.nk while at sea, he and the crew
,oard the Russian ships.
flag-ship suffered so much that she
.each Sebastopol.
from Odessa of the sth, which
4t1,, - by way of Vienna, confirmed the
ot.'3, Without giving further details. The
lit Turkish vesesls captured or sunk, is
4welve.
achinoff immediately heft Odessa for
tag, to communicate the news of the
he Emperor.
ves' CONSTANTINOPLE, NOVEMBER 26T11.
r Pasha (Captain Slade) returned to
tiPlB, with the squadron under his com-
-1441 e 26th.
Ittttice ounts again speak of the probability
Ytice Turkey
consents to the neutrality

lO'
`CHINA AND AUSTRALIA.
EBt
SATURDAY.—The steamer Calcutta ar-
&ls a.m. •
111 A) sth.—The Indian mail arrived at
`ll 911, the 2nd, with the following dates :
1"th). °v• 6th ; Madras, 10th; Shanghai,
Doti oy, 12th ; Hong-Kong, 27th ; Singa-
L,th ; Penang, 6th ; Galle and Bombay,
Iltb`rnal.i, Oct 23rd ;
Oct
Sept. 20th ;
Ve, 6th; Adelaide, Oct. Ist; King George
Ith•
oralave
in an unsettled condition, and many
ccurred.
I,tr, Godwin died at Santa ou the 28th of

edwards is appointed Commissioner
Thal Unproved. Exchange at Calcutta
c Cholera has appeared at Bombay.
t) :14i and Amoy they are still fighting.
l't°ll F,elvfoo there is great disaffection.
Wet, but great apprehension pre-
-le
L. a good. Exchange on London at
enepai
Sevew steamer arrived at Ceylon on
e ioveniber.
ociternent prevailed at Whampoa, in con-
the death of a Chinese female in pri-
Illericans protected the English consul.

tria
Natitutiond bill of New South Wales has
(itilt': second time by a majority of 34 to 8.
1
I3r of Victoria had proposed to abolish
11;ense tax.
°ria steamer arrived at Falmouth on
'fll ,tt47 4 p.m. She left Sydney on the 17th
'giber, Melbourne 23rd, Adelaide 29th,
' Ve'S Sound October 9th, Cape of Good
lorvetnber 7; brings on freight 184,000
'iovg(lld, and 97 passengers, who probably
rewet X 20,000.
°l,%e from the colony is most satisfactory.
or trade was improving rapidly. At Syd-
/,., ° ships are lying useless in the port.
64,1" (steamer) was also there. The Walter
vt4),,,,,‘0 leave on the 12th of October. The
g F Castle was tesail for London on the
t'4. tPtember. - The Hercules was preparing
R f'4th'eamen were scarce: wages, £lO to £l2
k.Eti,, The diggings and large gold field at
ilVsat, •excepting one at the Sydney Gold
Lti tki;) had been unsuccessful, owing to the
i('l)ti ellses.
'R '4l Was chiefly directed at Adelaide to the
;)i)', the River Murray. The Chusan was
41g George's Sound on the 9th.

4y,
~.Tunc.ty.—The Bourse was not so ani-
4rees closed 76.95 ; Four-and-halves

Ocl
,stretaeblished by CI ARLES WILLMER, of 21,
'4441„ at his General Printing and Stationery
) 19, South John Street, Liverpool.
At"ln
OIsTDAY, DECEMBER, 12, 1853.
Liverpool, Merseyside, England, 1853-12-12

Co be Ea.

MO BE LET, an Excellent ROOM, suitable for
a . Club-room, capable of containing from 70 to 80
members.—Apply at the Black Horse Inn, Soho-street.

rpo BE SOLD, by Private Treaty, a valuable
1 FREEHOLD PROPERTY, in the vicinity of the
Post Office and Sailors' Home. It is a good investment as
it now stands, but would amply repay the outlay of money
improvements, for which the increasing. value of the site
'for commercial purposes, added to the fact of its being
bounded on three sides by streets, it offers an excellent,
opportunity. Price £5;200, on which amount the present
rental would, pay about 7 per cent.
Apply to TuomAs pICKEN, Land Agent, Compton-cham-
bers, Basnett-street.

TO BUILDERS, BRICIPIAKERS, AND OTHERS.
PO BE SOLD by Private Treaty, a piece of
LAND, containing about an acre and a half, well
adapted for the erection of moderate sized Cottages, and
situated in a high and salubrious position in the neighbour-
hood of Wavertree, easily accessible by Omnibus at all hours
of the day. It abounds with clay and sand of the best
quality, and has frontages to three roads. It will be sold a
bargain. •
Apply to Tuomik.s PICIM, Land Agent, Compton-cham-
bers, Basnett-street.

MO BE LET, a LARGE.HANDSOME ROOM.
dimensions FORT Y-E IGHT FE E T LONG,
THIRTY-FIVE FEET wide, and SIXTEEN FEET
high, situated near the top of BOLD-STREET. It is extremely
well adapted for the display of FANCY or PATENTED
GOODS in the Wholsale Trade, or a PICTURE GAL-
LERY.—AppIy to
W. RAINFORD, 81, Renshaw-street.
Liverpool, Merseyside, England, 1853-12-12

VESSELS SPOKEN

Ship Onward, of New York, from Liverpool
for New Orleans, Oct 29, lat 49, lon 9.
Ship Hamlet, from New Orleans for Liver-
pool, was signalized Nov 14, at 26, lon 80:

SHIPS LOADING-FOREIGN.
Liverpool, Merseyside, England, 1853-12-12

WATERPROOF COATS.

72, LORD-STREET, LIVERPOOL.

'n MYERS' genuine Reversible Waterproo
1.1 • TOP COATS, all sizes, 14s. to 255.
Many gentlemen complain that the Coats they_ have pur-
chased arc not Waterproof. All Garments

sold at this Establishia.ient are made from

the genuine Patent Material.
The Genuine Waterproof OVERALLS and LEGGINGS,
at 6s. 6d
DANIEL MYERS most respectfully informs the Gentle-
men of Liverpool that his STOCK has been
REPLENISHED with the most choice and
fashionable Materials for the approaching
season :

TOP COATINGS,
TROUSERINGS,
WAISTCOATINGS,
Superior Black CLOTHS, for Frock and Dress COATS,
warranted to retain colour.
The new ALBERT COAT, 365. to 525.

DANIEL MYERS, having devoted great attention to the
correct fitting of Gentlemen's Trousers, the
ease, elegance, and gracefulness of the fit is
at once obvious in the style of these gar-
ments, as they retain their position in either
riding or walking, without the aid of straps,
keeping close to the heel and falling full
upon the instep.
Riding or Walking TROUSERS ....... ....18s. to 28s.
Genticmon's superior Dress DITTO 2ls. to 28s
Warranted to retain their shape.

MOURNING ORDERS executed at the shortest notice.
Families, requiring three or more suits
waited upon within a distance of fifty miles
free of expense.

NAVY UNIFORMS made to the latest regulations.

OUTFITS FOR AUSTRALIA, and all parts of the world
at the most reasonable charges.
MERCHANTS and CAPTAINS SUPPLIED with
CLOTHING suitable for the COLONIES,
upon advantageous terms. No goods meet
with a readier sale, or realise so great profit,
as good Clothing.
Observe the name—
DANIEL MYERS,
72, LORD-STREET,
LIVERPOOL.
No c onneetion with any other house.
Liverpool, Merseyside, England, 1853-12-12

Itt4urance

0."., • ...... Mr.
ROCK LIFE ASSURANCE - COAIP.ANY.—
ESTABLISHED 1806.
Invested. Capital, upwards of THREE MILLIONS Sterling,

Liverpool ;agency

4, LOWER-CASTLE:STREET.
The Accounts of this Company will be made up to 31st
December instant, and the next Septennial division of the
profits is in 1854.
IC.B.—lntending Insurers are reminded that proposals
lodged with us prior to the end of the present month of De-
cember, will secure One Year's additional Bonus at every
future division above proposals completed at a later period.
Prospectuses, and all further inforthation, can be procured
on; application to

JOSEPH FRY & SON, Agents.

41HE LIVERPOOL AND LONDON FIRE
AND LIFE INSURANCE COMPANY.
CAPITAL • TWO MILLIONS.
established 1836: Empowered by Acts of Parliament.
OFFICES, 37, CASTLE-STREET, LIVERPOOL;
AND 20 AND 21, POULTRY, LONDON.

TRUSTEES.
Sir Thomas Bernard Birch, Bart.
Adam Hodgson, Esq. I S. 11. Thompson, Esq.
DIRECTORS IN LIVERPOOL.
CHAIR...MAN.—Thomas Brocklebank, Esq. -

DEPUTY-CHAIRMEN. .
Joseph. C. Ewart, Esq.,--7-Francis Haywood, Esq.
Thomas Booth, Esq. George H. Lawrence, Esq.
Fiancis aesar Braun, Esq. Harold Littledale, Esq.
William Earle, Esq. William Lowe, Esq.
George Grant, Esq. Alexander Macgregor, Esq.
Ftancis A. Hamilton, Esq. John Marriott, Esq.
Thomas Haigh, Esq. Thomas Sellar, Esq.
Robert Higgm, Esq. Charles Saunders, Esq.
Georp;e Holt, Esq. John Swainsou, Esq.
Hugh Hornby, Esq. James Aspinall Tobin, Esq.
SEcßETAßy—Swinton Boult, Esq.
DIRECTORS IN LONDON.
CuArumAN—Matthew Forster,•Esq.
DEPUTY CiimumAN—Geo. Fred. Young, Esq.
Edward Barnard, Esq. Ross D. Mangles, Esq., M.P
William-Brown, Esq., M.P.
Sir Wm. P. de Bathe, Bart.
Wm. Ewart, Esq., M.P.
Fiederick Harrison, Esq.
Donald Larnach, Esq:

Hon. F. Pononby.
J ohu Ranking, Esq.
Edward Thompson, Esq.
Swinton Boult; Esq.,
Secretary to the dompany,
ienjamin Henderson, Esq.
Esq., and Daniel James, Esq

RESIDENT SECRETARY-1
AUDITORS—T. B. Blackburne,

CONSTITUTION.
Liability of the entire body cf Shareholders unlimited.

FIRE DEPARTMENT.
Property insured against loss or damage by FIRE in
the United Kingdom, the British Colonies, and in Foreign
Countries.
_

The Premiums received
In 1837 were £11,987 . .in 1842 were £23,804
In 1847 „ £49402 . . .in 1852 „ £98,655
LIFE DEPARTMENT.

LOANS GRANTED ON LIFE AND REVERSIONARY
INTERESTS,
INSURANCE EFFECTED IN ALL ITS BRANCHES,
Including the issuing of policies, the premiums on which
may cease after a' stipulat6d number of payments, varying
frOm 1 to 20 years; and others providing for the sum insured
being paid at a giren date, or sooner, in the event of death
Liverpool, Merseyside, England, 1853-12-12

VortuzaL

FOR PASSENGERS ONLY, AND WILL SAIL ABOUT
THE 15Th INST., FOR OPORTO.
The fine new Portuguese Paddle Wheel
Steamer,
CISNE.
.___.--- E. DA COSTA, Master.

•
403 Tons, and 180 horse-power. Built by Mr. Thoma,
Royden ; the Engines by 111 essrs. Fawcett, Preston and Co,
Apply to MESSRS. DTJARTE, BROTHERS and Co.
or to JOHN MEEK, 3, ROYAL BANK BUILDINGS.
Liverpool, Merseyside, England, 1853-12-12

LIVERPOOL and BOSTON PACKETS.

wrry-0 272 0 . . s. pe au tnen
" Coarse do., . . 20s. " ft
" Light Hardware, 255. '"it
And all other Goods subject to special contrc et.

„ TRAIN and CO.'s LI % E,
I/
~
~ Tieing the only Ite,ular and Established Line between
LIVERPOOf and BOSTON.
No Goods received on the advertised day of sailing.
Loadirg berth, South•side Waterloo Dock.
Sailing scorn Liverpool punctually on the sth and 20th of every
Month
Captain.

Ship. Tons. To sail.
PARLIAMENT, G. SAMPSON —l2oo.— 20th Dec.
CHARIOT OF FAME (new ciipper)A. H. KNOWLES 2000 sth Jan.
DANIEL WEBSTER, W. H. HOWARD 1500....20th Jan.
STAR OF EM PI RE(new clipper) A H tittowx I:000. sth Feb.
NORTH AMERICA (clipper), GORHAM.. , 1600....20th Feb.
STAFFORDSHIRE (clipper) J. RIcMARDSON• 1800.... sth March.
CIF' CABIN PASSAGE-15 Guineas, found in everything but wines.
The reputation of this Line for punctuality, quick passages, and
prompt delivery of freight (in good order) is well known to importers.
For freight or passage apply in Liverpool to
TRAIN & Co., 5, India-buildings,
E. TRAIN & Co., 37 &38, Lewis-wharf.

and in Boston to

FOR BOSTON.
- To sail 12th December.

t. 41,
,‘;
--- -ma- TRAIN & Co.'s EXTRA PACKET.
The fine new first-class American Packet-ship
NEPTUNE,
Capt. ISAAC BEAUCHAMP,
1,032 tons register :
Will sail as above ; is now on her first voyage, and will
be found a very superior conveyance for fine goods, &c
For freight, &c., apply to

TRAIN & CO.

,qoouth amerfra.

----------.............. ....... .........
LINE OF CLIPPER PACKETS FOR RIO DE
JANEIRO.

Warranted first vessel.—Now loading west side Salthouse
Dock, and having nearly the whole of her cargo secured.
can only take goods by especial agreement.
The splendid clipper Barque
E N It Y W I. N C
A 1 at Lloyd's for twelve years, 473 tons regis
newly coppered, is well known for her
uniformly rapid, passages, and is in every respect a most
superior conveyance. Appl
MILLERS & THOMPSON.
Liverpool, Merseyside, England, 1853-12-12

SANDWICH ISLANDS.

From the Sandwich Iklands the news is ten days later.
The dates are to the 10th of Odtober. Another change has
been made in the ministry, Prince Kamehameha having
resigned the office of prime minister, and John Young being
appointed his successor.
The small pox has not yet ceased its ravages, although it
is gradually diminishing throughout the entire group.
The number of new cases reported in the island of Oahu for
the week ending September 16th, was 246 ; number of
deaths in same time, 65 ; —for week ending September 23rd,
new cases, 71 ; deaths, 30 ;—week ending September 30th,
new cases, 35 • deaths, 30.
For the week ending October 7th, there was a sudden in-
crease in the malignancy of the disease--number of new
cases, 192 ; deaths, 76. From the other islands the report
for the four weeks mentioned above showed successively,
new cases, 8,2, none, 42; and deaths, 5,7, none, 16. The
total number of cases reported up to the Bth of October,
reached the enormous sum of 5661, of whom 2033 are known
to have died.
Liverpool, Merseyside, England, 1853-12-12

STANLEY.

Anri 4 Mary, 55, Johnstone, Strong & Co 0
Arid, 124, Osborn, Preston & Watson .. 0
Ceven Jones, 97, Jones .. .. 0
..
Charles Hodgson, 58, Tyrrel, J Walsh .. 0
Chiopulus, 225, Caygician, Muir & Co .. e
Clyde, 123, Thomas .. .. .. 0
Crystal Palace, 99, Davis .. .. 0
Dom, 280, Suppich, Lamport & Co .. 0
Edward Beck, 103, Roberts . • - . 39
Edward Murray, 25, Murray .. • . 0
Elizabeth :inn 60, Finlay, J White • • 0
Emerald, 41, Griffiths . • .. .. 0
Emma, 168, Jones .. .. .. 0
Ellen, 61, Rowlands, Sleight & Jones • • 0
Evertor), 204, Mishurn .• • • .. 0
Ganges, 430, Lindsay, Pothonier.. .. 0
Giomalteo, 400, Ursicich, Pothonier .. 0
Hampton, 136, Byrne, J Walsh .. • . 0
Harmony, 71, Kerwin, J_Walsh . • .. e
Intrepid, 134, Vaughan.. • • .. e
Jane, 48, Rowlands, J R Owen .. .. 0
Jane 85 Mary, 35, Hughes, J R Owen .. o
1 limo, 363, Schwan, Bahr & Co .. •• w

John Williams, 82, Jones, R&T Woodward a
Magnet, 1123, thundel, Lanai ort &Co .. E
Margaret 8. Rachael, 125, Thomas, J J Day (
Marie, 42, Roberts, Sleight & Jones .. 0
Mary Ann, 30, Jones, J R Owen.. ..
Meta, 231, Fordyce, Lamport & Holt .. 0
Menai Packet, 48. Jones .. 0

Neptune, 26 Langsworthy, J Glynn & Son 0
Occident. 239, Sureto 0

Prima Donna, 227, Constant, Lamport .. ri
Reserve, 24, 111 endres .. .. 0
Rhyddlan Trader, 43, Williams, J R Owen 0
Sally, 74, Taylor .. .. 0
..
Samivelyat,.lo, Scheput .. 01
• 7
Tam O'Shanter, 270, Fox .. 01
Terpsichou, 130. Tammerap, Bahr &Co .. e
Widnes, 68, Rigby, J Barnes .. .. 0

COLLINGWOOD.

SALISBURY.

Lena, 299, Turner, N & R Grindly w
Peterhof'', 493. Dwyer. Fernie mrs w

CLARENCE BASIN.

Lord Gough, 234, smith, JS De Wolf .. e

TRAFALGAR.

Ann Pritcha, d, 33, Phillips ..
Collory s 400 Galbraith.. .. .

VICTORIA.

Adelaide Bell, log 1 , Chase, Jackson & Son n
Alexander, 59 i, Johnson, Brown or Harrison 58
Assimenia, 3,1 t., Calari, Giannocupulo &Co a
Bron Eryri, 67, Wildams .. .. 0
Chasm. 665, Callen .. .. . v
Coral Isle, 412. Broomhead, J Longton &Co nl5
"

Cromwell, 748, Balls
Ernestina, 129, at ollar .
Fortuna, 200, Kapperman
G A Hopley, 663, Al aloney
Isabella, 65, Douglas ..
Isabella 4. Jane, 136, Williams ..
Jupiter, 302, Syvret, G P Oxley ..
London, 3 i 6, Albrecht, Bahr & Co
Martin Frederick, 470, Schultz, Millers or

Bahr
Mary, 71, Booker ..
Mary Ann, 44, Rees ..
Nievo Albono, 292, Lamareoich slO
Nonpareil, 9d. Hanson, Vianna &Co .. 0
Paquette de Cayenne, 226, Ailland, D E

_
Gauwin
Peter Rolt, 506, Vauselow, Bahr &Co ..nl2l
Pythia, 224, Haggerinan, Baor, and Co, .. n
Radius, 517, Murray .. .. n
..
Rapide, 329, Ituckelman, Bahr &Co ..nl2
Rentara, 120, Zubaga, Partridge &Co .. s
Scotia, 36, Stephens .. .. 0
..
Stadutrecht, 670, --. Voss or Cowie ..n 15
Susanna Christina, 478, Hostelt.. .. 01
Tarquin, 462, Doughty, Jacot & Co .. s 8
Waltham,
..
W. LI. 456, Wheeler .. 0
Danis, 877, Dand, Glen &Co .. 0
William Rodgers, 138, Mulholland .. U
Liverpool, Merseyside, England, 1853-12-12

GEORGE'S.

Abeona, 108, Smith, E Rae & Sons .. 0
Adventure, 72, Walker, Miners and Co .. 0
Agnes, 441, Brown .. .. wt
Alarm, 81. Grace, T G White .. .. 0
Alice Jane, 232, Rae .. _

Ann 4^ Catherine, 79, Williams, Sleight St

Jones
Ann Powell, 104, Madgewick

Ark, 124, Adamson, Ir-onside & Co
Bloomer, 142, Rimmer

Brothers, 447, Thorpe ..
Calpe, 103, Poulton, Allen & Co..

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Candace, 44, Jenkins .. .. ..
Caroline, 177, Morrie, J Longton &Co . al
Charles Amelia, 71, Fanteyraud, I) E Gaui;ill I
Constance 150 Arano, Partridge &Co .. a
Cresent, Pio, Williamson, T& J Harrison w
Daring, 173, Reid .. .1, 0
..
.. Despatch . . .. • •
Eliza. 42, Williams, N Treweek.. .. 11
Emily, 4 12, -, It Singlehurst .. .. II
Esther, 116, Jones .. . .. 0
.
Fairy Queen, 319, Casson, D & J M'Donald w
Faro, 86, Fernandes, Partridge, Fletcher

and Co ..
Falcon 416, hi` Larty ~
Flora, 94, Waters, Renner & Co..
Frances, 273, Pop' R Singlehunt
Greyhound, 79, Hughes, Cram & Co ..
Henrietta, 226, YeoWard &Co „01

Icarus. 170. Wright .1 Glvnn & Son
Ina. 100. Wood, W Tarbet

:Jane Hughes. 101. Durant .. e
"an, 92. Cove. Glynn & Son .. .. 0
Lady Flora Hastings. 647 Wild, D. Gibb, w
Lady Mary. 253, Young, R. Fisher .. w
'imra. 242 Goldsworthy. J Poole &Co .. w
ifAIUNRRS' CHURCH .. s
3fargt. Russell 88, Jones • • • • 0

'Nary 60 Hurd
*Mari/ Eliza, 67, Evans ..
"Nendonea Laonor, 1195, Avellar
Aferlja, 113. Da Silva. P E Foulke
'Minerva, 120. Green, Pala & Co
Noradade, 215 Malzard Baker 14r Co
Nuevo Leon, 134. ,J T Nickols
Parla, 171, Framallo
Queen, 27, Pees, J R Owen . • .. 0
Red Breast. 111 Williamson, T&J Harrison 0
Rita. 192, Joblin, Kelso or Rik &Co .. el
Sarah Ann, --- . 0
a

teundina, 216, Albiude. Partridge & Co.. w
Taffus. 1 1 Wade, T eech & Harrison ..

'Thomas Mellor, 285, Murphy, Blellors and
Russoll

Triton. 100, Zaldmondo, Partridge & Co ..
U.. Union. Op. Ayres .. 0
..
tiak 236 Dunlev, Cotesworth &Co .. .. w
Villa Nona Ig6, Stevens, Campbell & Co.. 0
Vixen, 40, Owens .. .. 0

.„.
William Ward 751 Wevmes, W Colton

Wasp, 75, Chuseman, T Tobin & Son .. s
Wave, lfi, Hughes, Sleight & Jones .. 0

ALBERT.

Bella Marina, 560. Thomas, J N Wood .. 0
Gej/e, 310, Balser. Bahr and Co .. .. 0
Coriolawns. 1076. -, Pare & Sinnot 0
Golden Fleece, 312, Palethorpe, Mellors &

. _
Russell .. .. ..
H. C. Kidston, 1444, Patterson, Glen & An-

.. derson .. .. .. 0
John Bunyan, 891. Foyle, C Carter .. 0
John Hamilton, 943, Sellars .. .. 0
Lancaster, 756. Waller. SII Greaves .. 0
Napan Belle, 370. Abbott, Lamport or Fianna 0
North Star. 800, Barclay
_

Rajah Gapaul, 969, Da;non, James or Mor-

row
Remark, 201, L Cargill..
Susannah, 227, Dwine
Liverpool, Merseyside, England, 1853-12-12

TO OUR MANCHESTER SUBSCRIBERS.

Our Manchester friends will please observe, that our
Publishing-office in that town will, on Monday,
December 12th, be removed from 9, Princess-street,
to No. 91, MARKET-STREET. On and after
the same date, the NORTHERN DAILY TIMES will be
delivered in Manchester every morning at Seven
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Dec. 9th, 1853.
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ADELAIDE.

Stadt Utericht, 672, Jaaki, Cowie & Co or

Vos & Co, Nov 21 .. .. V
John Bunyan, Coyle, Carter or Baines, Dec 9 A
AFRICA.
Fanny, -, Stuart and Douglas, Nov 8
Golden Age, Lewis. Tyson & Richmond.. S
Lord Elgin, 408, Whatton, Tobin & Son, Cg
Lady Ann, Abernethy, P H Dean. and Co,
Nov 8 .. -- •• G
Roderick Dhu, 1231, Taylor, Suwart &
Co.. •- .. Bin
Scotland, 565, Finnigan, Tobin & Son Nov 5 8
Adventure, 285, Wheeler, T Harrison and
"

Co, Nov 25 . • • • ..
Gulnare, 142, Spencer, Hatton & Cockson,

ALEXANDRIA, E.

Napan Belle, 332, Abbott, Lamport and
Co or Vianna, Nov 29 ..
Coral Isle, Broomhead, Langton or Gianni'.
coplo, Dee 9 .. .. V
A LEXA NDRIETTA.
Neptune, 263, Langworthy, J Glynn aud
Son, Nov 27 .. Sts
Meta, 231, Fordyce. ,Lamport and Holt,
Pec I • • .• Stn

ANCONA.
Lauriston, 145, Williams, J Moss and Co,
Nov 30

ANTIGUA.
Phoenix, 365, King, C W & F Shand, ,Oct

ANTWERP.

Clemence, Nintenian, Bahr & Co, Nov 16 Q
APA LACH KOLA.
Pollock, $15,.----, Kirk and Co or Cram
aad Co, Nov 25 .. .4; 311
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o Ft Eztitll
e. •

Fi OR SALE, a few Half Barrels sugar-preserved
CANADIAN OX TONGUES, containing 21 doz.
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South John-street.

TO BE SOLD, by private . contract, a small
FREEITOLD ESTATE, of about 50 statute acres,
situated in the coal district near Wigan, containing valuable
unopened Mines of Coal, within 1, miles of a railway station.
For particulars apply to
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PHILHARMONIC-HALL

H E 'ME.SSIAH."-TUESD AY

The 20th instant.

300 PERFORMERS,

THE BOX AND STALL PLANS ARE

NOW OPEN.

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IVERPOOL PHILHARMONIC SOCIETY

The EIGHTH SUBSCRIPTION CONCERT will take
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Tickets for unappropriated Stalls, for Ladies and
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Liverpool, Merseyside, England, 1853-12-12

SHIPPING LIST.

MONDAY, DECEMBER 12, 1853.

Cherokee, Oct 22 ; Sultan, Oct 24; and Cash-
mere, Oct 28, tor Callao.
The Steamer Victoria, from Adelaide at Fal.
mouth, sailed Sept 21 ; and the Cape. Nov 7,
she brings 400 passengers, and 10,000 ounces
of ro' d.
Euphrosine, Diguet, sailed from St. Domin-
go f .r Liverpool, Nov 6.
Carl Hennch, Von Burgen, from Liverpool
at Cu d Bolivar.
Piet Hein, sailed from Smyrna, Nov 16 ; and
Hoop, Nov 22, both for Liverpool, the former
proceeding first to Chesme.
Persian, (s.s) Milburn, from Liverpool at
Constantinople, and cleared on her return.
Balbee, (s.s) Simpson, from Liverpool at
Constantinople.
Gierlia, Dodero, from Liverpool at Constan-
tinople
Armonia. Banovich, from Liverpool at Trieste',
Florida, Winald, from Liverpool at Trieste. I
Woodbir e, P oulton, from Liverpool at Malta,
land sailed for Constantinople.
Vesta Smith, from Livorpool at Malta.
Nico itta, Garofalo, from Liverpool at Malta.
Teneriffe, (s,s) Bell, from Liverpool at Malta.
Taurus, (s.s) from Levant at Malta, and
cleared for Liverpool
British Queen. (Q. 5) from Levant at Malta,
and cleared for Liverpool.
/Ea, Ja'vis. from Patras at Malta, and clear-
ed for Liverpool.

ISLE OF SKYE. Dec 4.—The Theobold, I
Mathew. off and from Galway to Liverpool,'
went on shore on the Point of Strahad, Nov
and has become a total wreck.
STONO WAY. Dec s.—The Thomas Kay, from
Liverpool to Newcastle, has put in here, leaky,
with pumps choked, and part of cargo washed
out ; has been urveyed and must discharge.
DUBLIN. Dec B.—Arrived—Prince Albert.
Odessa ; A strella, Alicante.
QuE EN STOW N, Dec g.—Arrived— Gertrude,
Geeson. Galatz. sailed—M B, from Odessa
for London ; Doriro, from Constantinople for
Limerick ; Demostino, from Ibrril for Liver-
pool ; Marietta. from Syria for Bridgewater.
Liverpool, Merseyside, England, 1853-12-12

" Orthodox Faith," Invading the soil of the Mus-
sulman . .
with the cry of " Orthodox Religion" was
a deep political design. It had a twofold object.
It was meant to enlist the wildest passions of what
is termed " heresy," and to turn the opinions of
those who profess orthodoxy in favour of the
AUTOCRAT'S designs.
Luckily this ruse failed. But had it succeeded,
what would have been the result? The heretical
and orthodox people of Europe would have sane
tioned the entrance of the CZAR into Constantino-
ple in triumph. Certain members of our present
Cabinet must have known all that Russia was con-
templating. The London press knew it and ex-
posed the whole plot; therefore, we may fairly
infer that Lord ABERDEEN was not in the dark on
such a grave national subject. And as he did or
said nothing to check the CZAR'S designs, we may
attribute the failure of the Muscovite's attempt to
revive the religious feuds of this country and the
rest of Europe, to the popular feeling of European
nations. With this feeling both Lord ABERDEEN
and all AUTOCRATS have still to combat. Luth
erau and Latin Churches know the history of
Russian Orthodoxy ! The former know full well
that NICHOLAS would be a Pope. And the latter
see that he aims at being a C2ESA.R, for whose
moderation they are not inclined to take the gua
rantee of our Athenian PREMIER of the nineteenth
century. " Give us the rogue we know," &c., is an
English adage, and it was never applied with more
sincerity or with greater effect than it has been by
Europe against the impious designs of the CZAR
in the present instance.
When Christendom repudiated the " Orthodox
Faith" of the god of Russia, what was next to be
done. Notes had been exchanged by all the
" great Powers." " I will take offence at the lan-
guage of those notes, and will still hold possession
of the Danubian provinces," was the CZAR'S quick
resolve. The telegraphs were called into hourly
use. England's interests suffer both at home and
abroad. Stock-jobbing is carried on to a ruinous
extent. The Turks take the field—battles are won
by those who were marked for murder. The
British lion is now seen rampant, while my Lord
ABERDEEN comes forward to sooth his just anger
with a feudal air on the Scotch pipes. But in the
meantime, the Russian Bear is suffered quietly to
walk away with upwards of one million of English
gold, the fruits, in all probability, of several months'
stock-jobbing, to slaughter a people whom we are
bound to protect.
Liverpool, Merseyside, England, 1853-12-12

CALIFORNIA.

The steamer. United States, from Aspinwall, arrived at
New Orleans orr the 25th ult., with advices to the Ist of
November. The steamer Illinois has arrived at New York,
from Aspinwall, with $1,000,000 in gold dust. The Pro-
metheus has arrived at New York, from San Juan, with
$1,754,868 in gold dust.
By these arrivals we have a fortnight's later news from
California. -

The most absorbing questions are the proposed removal
of the capital, and the election of a United States Senator, to
take his seat in 1855. The pripcipal candidates are Messrs.
Broderick, Harnford, and Gwin.

Two steamers—the American _Eagle and Stockton—had
exploded, killing two persons.
The mining news is interesting, and the miners generally
were prosperous. Many new placers had been discovered.
Emigration to Australia had ceased,
The Sonora fillibusterinc,') expedition, attracted much at-
tention, and there was but little sympathy for it amongst
the people. It would probably prove an utter failure.
The complimentary dinner to John Mitchel took place ore
the 25th October, and Mitchel sailed on the Ist November,
ell route for New York. •

The total amount of treasure shipped from San Francisco,
on the Ist November, by both routes, was $2,750,000,
mostly for New York.
The fine Wilding Ine,vn as the Sam Francisco Hotel has
been entirely consumed by fire.
A:serious riot is reported to have occurred at a place
called Martinez, in which three Spaniards were killed.
Trade:in San Francisco, and indeed throughout Califor-
nia, is represented as exceedingly dull, owing to the immense
stock of goods on hand, and all articles except flour have
met with a further decline. Flour, however, is quoted as
being firmly held. The crops were turning out fine.
The present season has been the healthiest known in Cali-
fornia, since the discovery of 'gold within her borders.
There is very little sickness in any portion of the state.
Ou the Ist of November the weather throughout the state
was clear and pleasant, and there was no prospect of the
early commencement of the rainy season.
The improvementS in Sacramento are spokenof favourably.
On the 2nd of November, 1852,,-this city was in, ashes. On
the Ist of November 1853, the entire ground on which the
former town stood, was covered with buildings far superior
to those destroyed, and among, them two hundred and fifty
fire pied stores. The streets haVe been elevated above high
water mark, the main thoroughfares planked, and a plank
road completed to the Ten Mile House, on the Comma road.
The old levee has been widened and strengthened, and in
order to more effectually protect the city against the en-
croachments of the waters of the Sacramento and American,
a new levee has been built, extending from the foot of It.
street eastward to the high grouind, and thence northward
to the American river. The town numbered 14,000 souls.

The telegraphic, wires are stretched from San Francisco
to Marysville via San Jose, Stockton, and Sacramento, and
messages are transmitted regularly. The Auburn and
Neveda line is also in operation.
Liverpool, Merseyside, England, 1853-12-12

TILE ISTHMUS OF PAN-4211A.

The Aspinwall Courier mentions the arrival of the brig o-
_Naiad, Captain Morton, in eighteen days from New York,
and notices a report that she was to proceed immediately to
an island near. Aspinwall for the purpose of procuring a
cargo of guano. . .

A correspondent of the Panama Star, writing in that city,
thus sketches the progress of the railroad :
" The company have now at work over se renteen hundred
labourers ; which number is being added to by every steam
arrival at Aspinwall. •In,a couple of months, it is expected
that one or two ship loads of labourers will be landed direct
from Ireland, who will be pushed over to join an equal
number, or more, 'of coolies, expected to be landed here in
Panama in about the same time —this whole force to be put
vigorously on the work hence to Obispo river, to which
place the road, with the exception of a small section of the
bridge at Barbacoas, is virtually finished. I was assured
both by Mr. Bates, the architect, and by Mr. Baldwin, the
well-known engineer, and at present superintendent, that
by the Ist of December— certainly not later than the 15th
—they fully expect to have the bridge so far completed as
to allow the cars to pass over daily.
" From the Chagres river the road is already constructed,
and with the exception of one place of about half a mile,
which will be • finished this week, the rails are already laid
to the Obispo river, from whence to Panama is a distance of
181 miles by measurement. From the bridge at Barbacoas
to that at the Obispo, the road follows the banks of the
Chagres river, and can be seen from almost any point
of .i.t. From the Obispo, the road leaves the river, and
will then come in as near a straight line as possible to
Panama.

" By the first of January, a mule road will be constructed
from the Obispo—which for some time will be the terminus
of the railroad —to intersect the Cruces road, about two and
a half or three miles this side of that 'village. As I have
stated, the whole distance from the Obispo to this city is 181
miles, and it will thus be seen that by the time named, the
trip across the isthmus can be made with the most perfect
ease, in one day light."
The British mail steam-ship Lima, which left Panama for
the south, on the 7th instant, had on board £200,000, sent
out from England for the use of the Peruvian government.
Liverpool, Merseyside, England, 1853-10-20

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women

PRESTON COTTON SPINNERS —APPEALS AGAINST
DEcasioNs OF MAGISTRATES.—At the Preston Quarter Ses-
sions, which commenced yesterday, there are a number of
appeals against conviction* by borough magistrates, for inti-
midation by the factory hands during. the strike. These
cases (in which Mr. Sergeant Wilkins is specially retained
on behalf of the appellants) are fixed for Saturday next.
The mansion of the late Earl Ducie in Belgrave-
square has just been disposed of. Its estimated value was
£14;000.

THE COUNTY COURTS' COMMISSION.--The COM
mission, named by the Lord Chancellor, to investigate the
practice ,of County Courts, will pursue its inquiries. A
question is likely to arise whether an appeal in. cases ,of
insolvency, should not be given to the Insolvent Debtors'
Court.
Liverpool, Merseyside, England, 1853-10-20

, .
ingston, 50, Li,ringston .
dneV Lass, 72, Trust, Clam & Co

t, 47, George, Cram & Co
7 Simpson, Stewart & Douglas
'ace 49 Roberts

845 White,

:.leaway, 815, Goodwin
thsay 4go.Lock, J Farie
Innon, g2O, Thomson

,b0ui,9.56, Carnochan, Rankin & Co
la, 123, M`Lean

K. Smith & Co.,

esimnre/and 1090 Dann
tria, 270, Cirlovich, M Pothonier & Co
-eland, 197, Munroe, A Ceghill..

UNION.

NELSON,

m 91, Thompson
m White, 102 --
ro, (ss) 190, Benson

Mary, 50, Evans

10-p-kn's, Cram & Co

40 Beard, D Cannon & Son

Joseph, 70, Rooliens
Levon, 49, Anyon, J G

Vixen, 40, Owens (
0 Wave, M`Millan
F de Oleago & Corr° Wilton 318 Morris, J Longton or J Anderson (

W S Dixon
T Barnes .

C °BOURG,

Cambria

STANLE

CANNING

da, 140, Murphy .. .. 0
Kerim 154 Dodero, J Longobardo E
Ina, z6O Spiel]. Si. C. Pothonier s Acorn. 41 Iddoi
illa 204 Gambles, Strong & Reid .. n Albion, 36, Mat
port &Co .. 0 Alpha
()Anna

E Mersey,
0 Mexican Packet, --, Allen or Walsh
Stewart and Douglas E Morayshire, 70, Dennett, A. Coghill .. 0 Trinmpi
1, Rathbone Bra .. 6NaSa de las Victories 198 De Orma,echea, Urania,
Partridge, Fletcher, & Co 0 Venus, 41, Lowry
0 Nuvevo Pepillo 169 enande, Shiel or Nickel 0 Victor, 155, Kirkhove, D G Gawwin
o Oceana 192 Giococehca, Partridge &Co 0 Vincenzo 255 Permudu, Lamport &Co .. w
0 Witch of the Wave, 223 Brown, Suter &Co 0
rsabel3ooßanderich, E. Tenncnt.. 0

230, Roberts, Rankin & Co

01Princess Mary, 40 (Jell ng
s Princess Royal 210 Parr, R Singlehurst
01Queen Adelaide, 32, Turnball, T E Christian 0
o[Royal Williamls6 M'Whirter, J Moss &Co OlAm 471, Ba
Albion,
= Seeundina, 216, Albiude : .. • • ( Ilmora, 1238, Dunn, Gilles &Co
0
Shark, 132, Tovey, Meek & Co .. • •Amity, 45, Davis .. ..
_ St, Vincent 274 Shepherd, W. Newton... • 0 dean 383 Dowslcy, H. Steele..
0 Stratton 181 Amey, Neil, Sanderson &Co 0 Cleopatra 598 Chapman, J Baines
0 Serafin 200 Goitez, Partridge or Kelso &Co 0 George 471 Petrowsky, Bahr and Co
0 Timamara, Blundell, R. Singlehurst .. 0 Grafton 77 Martin, W Cuthbert.. _
0 Triton 100 Zaldnondo, Partridge &Co .. 0 Lady of the Lake 457 Smith, Douglas &Co
0 True Bess 51 Llewellyn.. • • • • 0 Margaret, 86, Bond .. .. ..
0 Triumfante222 Menchacha, R Shiel or Niekols w Mercurius 120 Birckholdt, Gauwin or White v
F.. Tu Cuidao, 813, -- • • .• • •• 0 Petrel, 848 Chapman, Gibbs Bright and Co a
01Union Compostelan 181 Baudin, Partridge w Tory 608 Hoskins, D Gibb .. . .
and Co or Millers &Co ' ..
0 .. .. .. 0 Urgent. Williams.. .. .. .. ...
.. Nv

tone, Burns and M•lver,
00 Lang, I) and C ➢lc Iver

Excel, 123, Scantlebury..
Four Brothers, 21, Jones
Ilary Ann, Henderson, 41. Smith
John Tubman, 56, \Vaterson
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TRINIDAD.

VALENCIA.
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VALPARAISO

Sultana Ked
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Miller & Thompson, Oct

VERA CRUZ

Guiding Star, Millers & Thompson Sep 2
Henry Clay, 1257, Caulkins, Grirashaw &
Co, Oct 18 .. .. .. .. W
Hibernia, Maloney. J Browneo r Harrisons
Arctic, (s), 2500, Luce, Brown, Shipley & WISMAR,
Co, Oct 13 .. .. .. ..Hskn Caroline Amelia, 222, M atthieson, Oct 13
Oc
John t
Bm
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13 .. .. .. ..
Johnan Lange Lucke, Guion &co., .. Bm

IKossuth. NV. Tipscott & Co ..
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21, P.

VENICE.
Cynosure, Yabsley, M'Nair, ds Co., Cept. 24 IC

Providence, Cowie & Co. Sept. 15.......... S
ZiUi Ali, Baker or Le Maistre, August 27.... G
Eagle, Lister, J. Mondel or Baker, & Co.
Sept. 27, P
Liverpool, Merseyside, England, 1853-10-20

CABIN PASSAGE -FIFTEEN GUINEAS

Parcels will be recelpted for at 2s 6d each. Bills of Lading will be
signed at the Office of the Consignees, for the Captain, of which
shippers will please to take notice.
The ships of this line are boat of the best and most costly ma-
terials, coppered and copper fastened, and commanded by men of
acknowledged talent.

No freight received on board on the appointed day of sailing,
These ships will take steam up the Delftware.
. .

_
Apply to JAM ES ',WHEN RY, 5, Temple-place
Freight payable at 4 dollars 80 cents per pound sterling.

_ EMIGRATION TO AMERICA
BY
• 6,„ GRINNELVS " SWALLOW TAIL LINE OF
- • PACKET-SHIPS.

NEW WORLD, KNIGHT
CONSTITUTION, BRITTON . l6OO tons, 6th Nov.
ASHBURTON, J. 111`WiLLIAm . .
LIVERPOOL, KEARNEY . .

CONSTANTINE, DURYEE
ALBERT GALLATIN, DELANO

1500 tons, 21st Dec
1600 tons, 6th Jan.

AMERICAN UNION

1500 tons, 21st Jan

QUEEN OF THE WEST, HALLET

1350 tons; 6th Feb.

FOR NEW YORK,
Liverpool, Merseyside, England, 1853-10-20

LIVERPOOL, OCT. 19.
Wind at Holyhead—No communication for fob►,

110. at Liverpool, East, light breeze.
High Water—Morn. : 12.56. Even. : 1.11. Ht. 16ft. 2in.
The David Harrison, hence foi• Bahia, put into Holyhead

been sent to tow

Liverpool

Frances, Popplewell, hence at Ceara.
Emily, Guillieme, hence at Para.
Annetto Hage, Gamst, hence at Naskow.
Felicite, Lubean, hence at Scheldt.
Rosalie, Dundwyts; Union, Potter; and Vigilant, Dundwyts,
hence at Ostend.
A steamer, supposed to be the Chusan, from Singapore, was
entering Port Phillip Head, 20th July.
Perdiguero, Gorcoechea, sailed from Matanzas, for Liver-
pool, 11th Sept.
Syria, Peters, from Larnaca, at Beyrout, and sailed 25th.
Sept., for Liverpool.
Tiber (s.s), —, sailed from Genoa for Leghorn, 11th Sept
MALTA, Oct. 12.---H. M. S. Triton arrrived here this
morning from Besika Bay, fell in with a vessel supposed to be
a Greek brig, laden with sulpher, on fire fore and aft, about
3 miles S. W. of Cerigo. There being several strange sail
close to the wreck, the Triton proceeded.
DEAL, Oct. 17.—The Thekla Schmidt, Borden, from Ham-
bro to Liverpool, drove with both anchors a head close into the
haves of a barque, and with assistance, was clears d by slipping
one anchor and chain, and purchasing the other. She has been
supplied with others from this place.
NEWHAVEN, Oct. 17.—The top of a small case marked,
Keep this side up, Capt. Booth, Bark Planter, and several
Cocoa Nuts have been picked up.
GA L ATZ, Oct. 31.—The water on the bar at Sulina, Ist
Oct. was 8 feet English.
Liverpool, Merseyside, England, 1853-10-20

Measurement : other Goods by Agreement

Freight will be collected in America at the 'Ate of 4 dols. 80 cents
to the Pound Sterling.
Apply in Halifax to SAMUEL CUNARD ; in Boston, to S. S. Lzwis ;
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.

PHILADEPHIA and LIVERPOOL
LILNE of PACKETS.
Sailing from LIVERPOOL on the Ist of each month,
and from PHILADELPHIA on the 151 h.

RIP VAN WINKLE, Alfred P. Smith, 1000 tons, Ist November.
MARY PLEASANTS, William M Kennard, 800 do Ist December.
SHENANDOAH, Hugh Morrison BOO do Ist January. •
SHACKAMAXON, William H. West ....1200 do lst February.