The Northern Daily Times.
Liverpool, Merseyside, England, 1853-11-03 00:00:00

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THI4I NORTHERN DAILY TIMES
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LIVERPOOL FEMALE ORPHAN ASYLUM THE WEST INDIES des subject to heavy duty are therefore much firmer, and Cormponifenct. POLICE COURT.-YESTERDAY. LIVERPOOL MARICETS.-Yzamanar.
MYRTLE-STREET. • prices generally have been well supported.
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- "Orders, it is said, have been issued by his Excellency EARLY CLOSING. Written expressly for the Northern Dila, 11°.' to:
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CommirrALs.-11•ank MiCullagh, charged on Tuesday
with feloniously entering the bed-room of Mrs. Luff SUGAR.-There has been rather more doing to-daYs
In our impression of yesterday we announced the the Governor to the Customs department, both at Kingston
St. Luc '1
The annual examination of the inmates. Of this Institu- arrival of the West India Mail Steamer Magdalena, and the outports, to discontinue the fees on vessels arriving,
p previous rates • the sales comprising 160 hhds
TO THE EDITOR OF THE NORTHERN DAILY TIMES. Regent's-road, and who had been six times before cora-
tion took place on yesterday, the Mayor, S. HoLmE, Esq., at Southampton. We now annex the details of the usually paid to the Island secretary.
ROBBING A Tu.-Thomas Wilson was committed for small lot of Porto Rico, at 345; and 1,200 bap
130 s 9d to 338'3d. ; 550 bags Benarcs at 36s 6d tot:3;o ie i
presiding.
news received by her. Her dates are-Vera Cruz, "Pimento.-Small parcels are taken at 355. to 365. per to "One 1 „ . h
SIR,-I have read Mr. FOLEY'S letter in reply to mitted, was yesterday sent to gaol for three months.
trial to the sessions, charged by Mr. Tolman victualler, of
' Anfong the ladies and gentlemen present were, Mrs.
interested," which appeared in your num-
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Eldon-street, with stealing 11 Is. out of his 'till. He found gene, at 19s per cwt.
llolnie. sen., Mrs. Holum and Miss Home, Mrs. Anthony, Oct. 5; Tampico, Sept. 30 ; Havannah, Oct. 11 ; , 100 lb.
"Rice.-The stock keeps low, and prices are advanoing. ber of Monday, and if what he states be the fact,
prisoner stretched over his counter, and in the act of taking Of MOLASSES we have only to notice a small parcel ° l'
Santa Martha, Sept. 23; Graytown, (Mosq.) Oct. 7 ;
and I have no reason to doubt him), in reference - tigua tl7 3d
lady President; Mrs. Askin, Miss Askin, Miss Bonner,
"There have been sales for home use of proof 18 at 3s. 6d. (
the money.
ueTdhaenlad latter
dinrumetitthelyxlmsaidoes.awonayh,isanpdersproon-. a 8 per cwt.
Mrs. Hesketh, Mrs. Higham, Mrs. Kendal and pupils, Mrs. Chagres, • Oct 9; Carthagena, Oct. 11 ; Kingston,
and for export, same strength, at 2s. 9d. per gallon. .Hold- to the reply made by "partner No. 2" in the " old-
Herington and pupils, Miss Cruse, and many other ladies (Jamaica) Oct 12 ; Jacmel, (Hayti) Oct. 13 ; Porto
ers. of export parcels are now asking 3s. established concern in Bold street," I unhesitatingly No sales have transpired in COFFEE, nor has a 1
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whose names we could not ascertain. Rev. W. Hesketh, Rico, Oct. 15' Be "Sugars.-Large supplies and scarcity of tonnage have say, that the association were justified in holding
a cash-box from her mistress, Mrs. Leigh, of movement taken place in the RICE market. set°
A 'few puncheons of Demarara Rum brought provieufgoi .
rbice, Oct. 8 ; Georgetown, (De-
Rev. W. Banister, Rev. H. H. Higgins, Wm. M'Crackan, merara) Oct. 10; Tobago, Oct. 12; Barbadoes, Oct. rendered this article inactive even at the reduced rates of u that " J„ , g A VALUABLE SERVANT.-Bridget Silver was charged
pat EAGLE OF INHUMANITY r 0 the scorn, con- with stealingßack Bittern-street, and taking from it 3s. Bd. The box „ia• , ;
Esq., H. Bonner, En., H. F. Browne, Esq., and -8; • Trinida.d, Oct. 12; Grenada, Oct. 13; Carriacoa, 15s. to 19s. per 100.
tempt, and odium of the public. ex " Stormaway," and offers have been
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coTogaoAo.,-The trade have been occupied with the nos , f,i •
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Barton, Esq.
Oct. 13; St. Vincent's, Oct. 13; St. Lucia, Oct, 14; "Tobacco.-No sales have transpired.
considerable parcels, at prices fully equal to those r
I have waited a few days in expectation of find- belonged to prosecutrix's children. The prosecutrix stated London; rather less doing in congeals, at 18 gid Per).,,,,b' .00
The children were ranged round the school room, and Martinique, Oct. 14; Guadeloupe, Oct. 14; Domi- "Exchanges on London.-Colonial and Jamaica Bank, ing some person more competent than I am, to that she took the prisoner as servant; she had lost ten
their extreme cleanliness, and healthy appearance, not less nice., Oct. 15 ; Antigua, Oct. 15 ; Montseitat, Oct. 90 days, 1 per cent. premium ;60 days le per cent. pr "um, hazard an. advice as to the steps that should be Pounds in cash from time to time. COTTON.-We have no change to notice in any acee 010
Tbs
than their subsequent answering in the Holy Scriptures, 15' Nevis Oct. 15; St. Kitt's, Oct. 15; Tortola, 30 days, 2 per cent, premium."
taken to hurl back with disgrace the foul calumny Magistrate: Did you get a character with prisoner? to-day, the market being precisely as on Monday. ._ 9
are 6,000 bales, 1,000 having been taken on speculation a p
English history, &c., bore ample testimony to the care and
The accounts from Demerara are politically un-
sought to be fixed on a body of men, most of whom Prosecut • : .No Sir.
attention with which the Institution, in its every depart- Oct. 16 ; Si. Thomas's, Oct. 16.
sales include 500 Surats, 8d to 4d ; 500 Egyptians, 'T 0
During the homeward voyage the Magdalena ex- important, no meeting of the Legislature having
Magistrate: And what wages did you give her?
ment is managed. The proceedings were opened with
- areb both birth d
, ot y trt an education, far, FAR superior
Prosecutrix : one shilling a-week and her keep. 9d; 100 Mamnhams, 64d to 8d ;30 Persians, 61" ,
prayer, and after the children had read a few chapters of Perienced very heavy weather, having met with a taken place. From the interior, the complaint was
to their foul calumniator. Nobody has come for- Bahias 6'd si
hick '
The magistrate said that persons who took servants without ' 4 •
the scriptures, Mrs. Bonner examined them at some length succession of fresh gales, with a heavy swell frona universal that the canes were not yielding well, and
ward to do so; then I would throw out a suggestion, characters, because they got them for next to nothing The business at auction to-day was confined t ii, er
on the chronology of the first ages. They were also ex- the eastward. On the 26th ult. the wind shifted the crops would therefore be shortened. The pro-
which, to my mind, appears the most effectual and ' Argols and Tartars; (both of which articles condo s°, 001
mined by •the Rev. Mr. Hesketh, and his worship, the round to S.S.W., with a strong gale and a con- duce was, however, greatly ahead of former years,
wand and from their scarcity command extreme rates,'"
honourable mode of repelling those slanders. deserved to be robbed.
The girl, who was not known to the police, was remanded '
Mayor, on the history and geography of England, and siderable sea. She brings 43 Passengers, and on and the average per acre was said to be a hogshead
20 casks Tartar were disposed of at 144 s to 1510 knoll ~
I would have the association hold a public meet- for seven days.
multiplication, and the answers in each of these 'branches of freight specie from Tampico value 65,014 dols. and and three-quarters, equal to a ton and a-half of
knowledge were thoroughly:correct. The examination being for account of the Mexican bondholders 28,134 dols, sugar. The canes for next year were in the highest ing, at which one of the employors should take the Srlop-Lierneo.--.Tantes Saville, for stealing one pound of and at 115 s to 1268 6d for brown and discoloured;
chair; of course, the gentleman who so kindly soap from a shop window; at 25, Brownlow-hill, was corn- 0 rto red Ar 010, chiefly fine, at 46s to 46s fld;
concluded, Mr. Bonner requested the Mayor to distribute the the total value from the Gulf of Mexico being degree promising. Trade was dull. The weather
108 ' d s at 1,
premiums, observing that they were given to those girls 93,148 dols. No silver was shipped at Vera Cruz the was extremely hot, and fever was pretty general in advised the deputation, and who, in turn, was nu .
nutted for three months. Perugia white, at 1061 6d to s . an cases
treated to a dose of "partner No. 2's" mixture of Catherine Flynn and Brulg.• et Divitt, charged with steal- cwt; also 6 chests Bengal Indigo, at 5s to 58 4d Parlbjeb'e
who, in addition to a certain excellence in scriptural cate- Avon having encountered a very heavy norther while the colony, although yellow fever- was principally
bars sae() flour, "all faults;" at 16s 6d to 20s; and 6° eeo
chism, were also well-behaved.
untruths and calumnies, because he is humane and
honourabl ing a watch from William Simon, watchmaker, of Egypt- e• e '
lying off that city, which continued from 2 p.m. of confined to 'the shipping and .to the Colonial Hos-
street, in a public-house in Thomas-street, between ten Mendioca flour, at 19s 6d per cwt. By private!. "4().,n
The MAYOR, before performing the pleasing duty which
the 2nd to 4 a.m. of the sth of October when there pital Smallpox has also been prevalent. One or , e, should, if possible, be THE employer
to preside at the meeting. I would have the and eleven. o'clock on Tuee:day night, were remanded. Ehell se are reported at 45s to 52s per cwt.
was allotted to him, feelingly addressea the children. He
was a tempormy lull, till 8 a.m., during'which time two a.rrivals of Portuguese iramigrants , had taken.
The prosecutor swore, that being in the house he was
slid that it was quite possible that a girl might have been an
secretar of the association write to as man as
eeceedingly good girl, and yet might not have had sufficient the passengers managed to get on board. The specie place, but labour was still greatly in demand, and y struck a blow from behind, and then robbed by the two pri- Beef
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possible of the eleading firms in the kingdom, who soners. The watch was a very antique one, a lever, made lemaultusto OF..P R.. 0. V..I.SIONS IN S.T....TfrOrn:
... talent to have acquired a prize; and therefore those who were remaining at Vera Cruz will therefore be shipped in Essequibo the planters were compelled to resort
can ear 'testimony to. the improvement in the by Mr. Sevellan before he took out the patent. Prisoners n • •'
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. from 6 to 7.4 '• '
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conscious that they had done the best in theirpower to deserve by the next homeward packet.
Veal • from 7 to 8
The Magdalena to the expedient of task gangs. The steamer
morals
.and business habits of the assistants gene- saw he was drunk and not able to pay for some ale he II '
it, if they did not obtain the Prize, should not feel dis- also brings gold dust value 6,567/., and gold value Rattlesnake, intended for ferry service, had arrived
Lamb
rally, since the early closing came into operation, ordered, and that a butcher struck him before the prisoners s
appointed; but they should endeavour to make up by 26,904/. 10s., besides silver ore value 811., precious at Georgetown.
" fore quarter .. ..... .from to t
increased industry and increased diligence for the want
and their replies should be read at the public
meeting. When this evidence goes forth on the took the watch,
" hind quarter from to " .
stones value 739/. and platina value 490/. The From Trinidad, our advic.es are to the 12th
.ult.
Searrheater INFORMA.TIONS.-Twenty-one persons were
. from 83ItiAR to
.ltoc.lT7:l PerYilib''
of that talent which God, in his mercy and his impartial freight list also comprises 150 serons of cochineal, At a meeting of the Board of Council,the following
evings of the Press, corroborated as it will be by fined. in various penalties of from two to five shillingsfor Fresh Pork
justice, sometimes gives to others. They, none of them,
r Bret .
possessed the same degree of talent, but they might all 11 serous of indigo, 94 cases of cigars 12 bales of resolutions, embracing matters of considerable'
the statements of the truth-loving employers in
Liverpool, what a pretty predicament "partners keeping pigs in the following localities:-et, Mile-end, Portland-street, Turbot ................from •
. from 64 tato 0
from 8 to 1 0 `` '
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possess the same degree of application or diligence. And tobacco. 9 casks and 18 tierces of coffee, 53 bales of interest to the financial state of the island, were
im. No. 1 and 2" of this " old-established concern in Botd- Hill-street, Tenterdon-street, • -
Sawney- Pope-street. Anglesey-street, Smithfield-street, Soles
Cod Fish . . .
therefore, he wished all who had. not succeeded in getting sarsaparilla, 359 packages of pimento, 6 live turtle, passed :-
a prize by being able to master lessons which at first were 4 cases of tortoiseshell, and 90 packages of sundries. "1. That it is-expedient that the annual expenses of
street" will be in i How slimy th •
iy their statement will Westmorland-street, and Northampton-street.
• Fresh Bntter. .. . from 11 to il
difficult, would make up their minds by renewed diligence, The subjoined are the particulars of an accident A number of persons were fined in penalties varying up
Salt Ditto. • a
appear !
"The
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. .from 9 to 1 0 nil
migration should for the future be defrayed from the annual
to ten shillings for having lodging-houses unregistered in
to endeavour to obtain such a prize on another occasion, to the Royal mail steam-ship Conwayt St. Kitt's, revenues of the colony, and not from moneys raised by way
trail of the .serpent is over it all !" Albert-street Park. Egg 5....... ......... ....... ......from 70 to per 1.1,
ec
o e intercol
There was a thing called competition in the world, which which led to some derangement f the • onial of loan.
Potatoes from 1 0 to 1 4 per ee
"2. That it is expedient that the duties on rum and Assistants, be up and at them! Meet in strong The following is a list of persons fined for keeping pigs-
was an exceedingly good thing, because it tended to in- mails in the West Indies :-
Filberts ' • from 20 to per ice
crease their diligence, and make them much more indu.s- , other spirits manufactured and consumed in the colony, and numbers-be unanimous, for "union is strength. Samuel Daniels, ss. and costs ; Thomas Lloyd, 2s. 6d. and
After the Magdalena s arrival at St. Thomas's
from 1 0 to .Si
trious than they otherwsse would be. Tirhen a man went from England, on the 2d of October, she despatched the duties on wine and spirits imported into this colony be Prove that you have been maligned and falsified. costs; Thomas Archdale, 2s. 6d. and costs; Thomas Waoe Grapes, Foreign . • •
" English. . .. from 2 0 to 2 6 " I
,10/e.
raised to double the amount of the presenttates. Prove that, tnoluegnil_y_onillizewrot fvcitirivez employers,
into the world, he found great competition, and he •
quiet to be stamped as " dissipated " characters, staff, 2s. 6d. and costs; Hugh O'Donnell, 6s. and costs,° Fowls . • . ..from 28to 3 0 per eOe'
the mtercolonial packets, the Tee4,eot and Conway, "3. That it is expedient that the revenue to be raised
sleeiNireeirEsnestilziiiii; that John Trelve, ss. and costs ; Mary Greenall, 2s. 6d. and
worked the harder, in consequence, to enable him to surpass
ek
Ducks • from 30to 4 6 "
his fellows; and the same principle though not quite the both starting together on their respective routes, from the duties on rum and other spirits manufactured and quiet
111111.. it Isntahe
~evhe costs; James Valentine. 2s. 6d. and costs; Edward May- Chickens...,
same thing, was contained in a school like that whose carrying mails and passengers; the former for consumed in • the colony, after deducting the expenses of
are under the wings of that protection which birth-right.t/Te) inme n, 2s. 6d. and costs; Peter Standish, 2s. 6d. and costs,
Geese. • . .... from 3 6 to 5 0 "
pupils he was addressing. With little girls there might be Jamaica, the latter for the Windward Group. The collection, be appropriated-first, to making good the annu
British Constituti. guarantees to all. omits Whiteside, 2s. 6d. and costs; George Bromley, for
Turkeys ... "
a competition, not, however, for the purpose of endeavour- Conway had on board 37 passengers, including Mr. charge for the interest and sinking funds, in respect of the
I am, Mr. Editor, with thanks for your advocacy aicie.i:ogstr, tiihven;v.rfrohngornsliedye,izrltc eztilr:ffevnizifi.3..e.
James- ltabbits. . •' - ....
from 1 8 to 2 2 per on.l.l•ret
ing to rival one another ; but it should be a kind compe- Mackintosh, the Governor-General, and Mr. Drum three sums of 175,000, 100,000, and 25,000 sterling, taken
:ndclisztssdngpe:
jelreirSmith, carter, and Strawbearies. • ..from
. to per i11,,',7,
up under the authority of the ordinances No. 5, of 1847 ;
awn, in which they should be glad to assist each mond Hay, Lieutenant-Governor of the Leeward
Asparagus . from to per IL"
- • of 1863 ; and the next to the
No. 14, 1800 , and No. 9,
horses, by over-
h.
other. And those who were successful in obtaining a Islands, returning from Tortola to the seat of go- of early closing, sjtcraelent,
Cucumbers
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expenses of immigration.
loading them, was fined ss. and costs; John Jones, John
prize, should not be elevated, and think they had enjoyed vernment at Antigua. The Conway proceeded no OrtleC:l2tae:cl
Gooseberries, . .from to per VI,
'4. That it is expedient that the annual duty payable to ONE OF THE "DISSIPATED." Goss, and Thomas Williams, were each fined 2s. 6d. and
a triumph over those who had not got one • but rather
, further than. St. Kitt's, there unfortunately striking her Mit'est b -the employers of n • ' b h d 1.4. 1 N
ew Immigrants e c arge iverpoo , ov. 2, 1853. Peas
costs, for loitering in Lime-street with their spring carts ; c ta from to per Pec:A,
they should be desirous that those who have not been
, the ground at the south-western extremity of the t suchrate Y 11 throw the particular
.from to rer qui-
employers of
John Smith, a draper in St. James's-place, for allowing nine urfan
successful that time, should be successful on the island, on the Belle Tete Reef at ael•t • _ a suc a as will row on e . . ----_________
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past 3 such immigrants half of the expenses of the immigration _
tiev
heicE IN THE PRICE OF BREAD.-On Mon- or ten rolls of carpet to remain on the parapet, thereby ' Red .from to
next occasion. At the present day there were a great o'clock on the morning f the 4thual el
Cherries
number of most beautiful and excellent books written andto e ult. It is diffi- and return passages of such immigrants, and that the rate of day he
the
throughout the metropolis again raised the causing an obstruction, was fined 2s. 6d. and costs.
It f the uninitiated
cu or e o account for the accident, monthly duties payable by new immigrants, not under a price of 4lb. loaf one halfpenny. Muria Gyre', for causing an obstruction by her stand, Grouse .from 36 to per bra'"
published by a great many worthy. ladies and gentlemen,
Hares . . .from 28 to each.
which were most useful to little girls and boys at school. tho land appearing. distinct about two miles off. written engagement to labour, be chargedlike propor- The telegraphic communication between Ly- at the Georges' dock-gate, was fined ls. and costs.
A ricots t .from deg' o per
When he was a boy there was not one-fiftieth of this number Being to leeward the water was smooth; and, after tion. That so soon as the annual income to be raised horn mington, in Hampshire, and Osborne House, in the Isle of Mary Doran, for a similar offence in Canning-street, was P
Pines, Foreign .. .from to each.
of books; and, in addition, those books which were pub- experiencing some heavy shocks, the vessel lay the proposed duties on rum, wines, and spirits, and from the Wight, is nearly completed. The telegraph cable across was fined is. and 2s. 6d. costs.
ie.
lished of late combined a large amount of very valuable quiet, but refused to go off. The passengers, sud- duties in respect of new immigrants, shall leave a surplus the Solent will be laid down this week. John
Magrulh, for being drunk, and incapable of taking P.
" Englisheens • from 70 to per lb.
T celP
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...from 14 to per C
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information, with a very large amount of amusement, which denly aroused from their beds, behaved well, as
after satisfying the annual charge for such interest and sia- A Tasmanian. paper remarks that the permanent charge of his horse in Gough-square, was fined ss. and
Partridge from 35 to per bra'
made them pleasant to read, and a moral and a religious scarcely any confusion seemed to ensue. The ladies ing-fund, m respect of the said three sums of 175,00, gallows at Launceston, built of brick and stone, was pulled costs.
Pheasants from' 7 0 to ii
being ever connected with and m.anifested throughout them: and others who ex d •
, presse a wish to leave the ship, .ElOO,OOO. and £25,000 sterling, and the annual expenses of down, as soon as the system of transportation ceased. John Hickey, a seaman was charged by a woman of the
Black Game
there was thus combined instruction and amusement with that immigration, including the return passages of the iirmi- The Hort. Mrs. Norton visited the Aztec Lilli- tow!). with breaking five ia,sses and three bottles, in a house
is
were soon landed in the ship's boats without much *, be of ill fame • Wood.cockst .
, in Peter-street. The prisoner took a knife out A 0
which was good and that which would benefit for time andgrants, the duties of import on the first necessaries of h.e putians, in the Music-hall, on Saturday, before their de-
of h' Lacks... ' ......from 90 to per .0
eternity. He was sure the Rev. Mr. Hesketh and other personal inconvenience-the village of Sandy Bay abolished or reduced as such surplus will admit." parture for Edinburgh, and in the kindest manner made
eharls pocket and threatened to use it, when he was given in - • • - • fro
. . m 8 to each.
clergymen would forgive him when he said that he always affording an asylum conveniently situated about A motion was also made by Mr. Rennie for some presents to, and shook hands with, the little people hand.
The
police officer found the knife open in hisSnipes ,
Peaches.....
came to these institutions with very peculiar feelings, because 2-/- miles distant,
recommending to the Secretary of State for the before leaving.- Northern Whig. • The prisoner in his defence stated that he had no in-
tention to use it i • 't
he looked upon an institution like that as a sort of nursery All the party who landed bore willing testimony Colonies that an agent for Trinidad should be an
. - THE WRECK OF THE ANNIE JANE.-We have plea- to make the , was only to frighten them, in order
m let him out H GLASGOW MARKETS-YEsTED.DAY. tetiOi
e was ordered to pay 18d.,
for training young girls up as plants to live, he hoped, in that West Indian hospitality has not departed with pointed in London, at a salary of £3OO sterling Per sure in learning that the screw steamer Sarah Sands has the damage of the Of •
' v fe6Jl
the Heavenly Kingdom of which they had been just reading the prosperity of the planters, for nothing IdThe report f the •
_ g could annum.. e repo o e committee appointed to arrived at Quebec. Thirty passengers were taken out by the in default to be imprisoned
lugs broken, and 58. for being drunk, West India Sugar: The market was very activ 44,,
.for 14 days. afternoon, in consequence of holders abating their deat'lol7
And, therefore, it was the intention and the desire of the exceed the kindness of Mr. Harper (the proprietor inquire into the scheme sent out y the btl Colonial- Sarah Sands who had left the ill-fated vessel, which subse- William Harrison, residing at 36, per cwt, and sales of 308 hhds, and 95 brls are roe°
ej
Stocking-garden, for
ladies and gentlemen who had become to the inmates of the of a sugar estate in the vicinity) to the n office freducing the postage between England quently perished at Barra-head.
neglecting to remove stagnant water
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institution fathers and mothers in lieu of those fathers and guests who paid him and his family numerous or e
so unceremon -
y . i and the colonies was adopted, after which the An absconding bankrupt named Walsh, who was fined 10s. and costs. , r from his premises, was the public market.
• de' ‘,
Pig iron was rather inactive yesterday and prices,aiit,
mothers whom God had beeil,pleased to take from them, - d 1 • .t. Thl ehended recently at Southampton, after returning from The following list of lodging-house keepeeis w
ous an ear y a visi ose who remained on board council adjourned, to be called together at an ear y ippr .
ere fined for ls 6d per ton from the highest point touched on , p,
that they should be brought-up "in the way the should
iustralia, was tried at the New Court, Glasgow, on Friday, eoe beiee
g registered :-Mary Gormley, 13, Jolanson.street., Several thousand tons were sold for 76s cash ; No. / is
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thatold they might d fr •
go, so when o ey not depart om it." He •
Y found the vessel quietly slip off into deep water date for deliberation on the estimates of 1854.
h Ind sentenced to four years' penal servitude. Beween £7OO ss. and costs; Hannah Finerty, 18, Albert-street,
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Park, 6s. 77s 6d to 78s; and No. 3, at 746
with disabled '
wi arudder, and leaking considerably, From St Lucia we learn that the weather, though
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wanted them to recollect that religion was the best ornament
'BOO were recovered for_the estate.
and costs; Thomas Norton, 13, Court, Albert-street, Park, The shipment ot Pi Iron f. the Clyde parY
of youth, as it was the best ornament of old age; and but not more than the engines could keep under. seasonable, had been oppressively hot. A heavy
The Cambridge Independent Press says that at a ss. and costs ; Michael Carnely, 15, Court, Albert-street, Graneereenteout g n rcunof 1 i
week, amounted to 6,148 tons,
when they said, "a hoary head in the way of righteousness r
The rudder was replaced by an excellent Jury one, fall of rain took place on. the 6th ult., in the midst .
neetmg of the watch committee in Cambridge, on Monde979 tons Were
Monday Park, ss. and costs; Patrick Flannigan, 4, Court, Albert- a for Liverpool.
Was a crown of glory to an sad man," so he should say obtained at Basse Terre, not far off (the roadstead of which the schooner President Jeremie was struck
veek it was unanimously resolved, that any person proved street, Park, ss. and costs; Michael Tiernien, Albert-street, ---------------_____
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when these children were taught while y•oung to walk in the oOginally bound for), whence she steamed back to by lightening, breaking her masts and tearing up
have given or received a bribe at any election for the Park, ss. and costs; Bridget Robin, ss. and costs; Patrick DUBLIN CORN EXCILA,NGE. l'Of*,'
SDAY/ 1 i
paths of holiness and virtue, God would indeed take care, if St. Thomas's (speaking the Magdalena en route), two of her deck planks. The island continued ;`) 0.11 was an unfit person to be elected a parish consta- MT ld 10 dcosts.
ona , s. an There was a steady market at our 7--FUIC
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Corn Exebsvir es ..
they acted up to the precepts that were taught them, that and, after obtaining a temporary refit,proceeded healthy,althoughb.!'d 1 •
to the pu ic works an sani aiyar- Jorou,
fflis• ble. Seven names were strucko the tin pursuance of BIRKENHEAD. and every description of home-grown grain fully Or ler;
departing this life the wouldmeet •
tille , y in another and more Savannah for repairs, Early on the 7th the Maa- ents f the municipality of Castries were not his
blessed world those parents of whom they had been so early de- dalena went to the rescue f the
~ rangem o t resolution.
pa.seiengers, as the sufficiently advanced to provide properly for the NEW DEPOT FOR CONVICTS.-It is said, that one THIEVES AT MONKS' FERRY STATION.-011 Monday
afternoon, when the Two o'clock express train was about to the currencies of Friday last. Indian corn is heel f' whit°
high but the business doing is only siiig.
ra3teBse,
a t i
prived. He should be intruding on the sacred office of the Ad • alt A ent, Lieute o t T
nt an
.ickelle R.N.. (after security of that city. A great portion of the upper of the inspectors-general of prisons had been sent by the start from the Birkenhead Railway Station, two suspicious-wheat, 6d to 42s • red do, 36s to 40s; barley, Ist tety
clergyman. if he were to say much more on that point, and • a Yth gl. ) 1
1- ' h• 1 1 ja 3.'
bere os to 168 • oats w ite 3s to 45 , ' 1
secu. rine e mai
.s , o.s no tame in procuring part of the town was under water during the late Fovernment to inspect and report on Clar.e Island as?, dere!t looking characters were observed making attempts to purloin ; ' , , , - „ eei, eh
therefore they would allow him to say a few words on
12s to las 9d ; rape seed, 275 6d to 29a ad ; 0 480
HAPlRtonert, by finding bin way beech to St. Tliciu.iu.'s riaLrab
ts uudur the new "Penal Servitude Act." This - l
artic es from the
.passengers' luggage van.
Mr. Carrigan,
another subject. They should, while in the institution, gain .
at the entrance of Clew Bay and contains
16 • bakers' fl 22 26 Indian corns Per
to s,our, sto ; .
hired 1 thenabling M . ' '''' '7l":' ic-tuatcd.
in ans oop- us r. Cameron, The Count de Gueydon, the new governor of
_I
one of the officials, had them taken into custody, and
as much useful information as possible, because, when they
isballt 1%8010 acres, the greater portion of which is arable.
the efficient superintendent of the company, to Martinique, arrived at Fort de France on the 23rd
__o yesterday, they were brought up at the Birkenhead police- 40s to 45s 6d.
grew up they would have to go out as servant girls in
The climate is mild and salubrious; and, from the bold court. They turned out to be well-known Liverpool thieves,
various positions, to live with various families. Now, what exert his promptness and tact in meeting the corn- of September, and the next day issued a proclama-
character of its coast, except at the landing point, it offers and one of them had only been discharged from gaol two or SALFORD CATTLE MARKET
.___YEST6
. , .
a happy thing it was when, masters and mistresses could put Plicated duties of a company involving more ac- tion announcing his assumption of the Government
very great advantages for the establishment of a convict three days before. Their names were James Keeley, alias To-day's has been a very heavy market. Price. •00
confidence in their servants; and when they could do tual obligations, by reason of the number of ports in one portion of which he said, in allusion to thi
depot. Beckett, and William Marshall, alias Smith. They were 3t to Sid ; mutton, 51-d to 7d; calves, 6d to 71
so, and when they knew their virtue, and honesty, their ships visit, than almost all others united. aversion of the negro population to field labotr en
v HARGE AGAINST AN EMIGRATION AGENT.-0/1 each conunitted for three months. 1,833; sheep, 4.847.
and sympathy for the house of God, they would Besides the Magdalena, other vessels were des- since emancipation, " you must not forget that It- Saturday last, Captain de Courcy, tha government emigra-
e 1
ndeavour to make them as happy and comfortable as patched from various quarters. Intercourse with bour is your first duty. The plough does honoir tion agent at Belfast, preferred a charge before the magis- KIRKDALE QUARTER SESSIONS. SHARE MARKETS. v
- _ ESTERDAY. 16;
their relative • "
positions would permit. After complimenting- all the West India Islands was resumed, thus to him who guides it. Labour is the attribute of trates of that town against a person named Elliott, for
to-day are :-Caledonieh LIVERPOOL.-Tbe sales t y 0 ;
The Michaelmas Quarter Sessions opened on Tuesday.
the girls on the excellence of their answerine, the mayor
affording general satisfaction to those prejudiced the freeman ;i't is the law of all-it is the law of 'd
bein the amount of mone whi h
detaining .Cll 17s. 6., g y e a
Eastern Counties, 13k. ; East Lancas.bire, 15g ; .1).., if,co ,_
in conclusion, forcibly impressed on them that their happi- •'
The Venerable Archdeacon BROOKS occupying the chair,
by any interruption in the delivery of the mails. God." The Count seemed to apprehend that ia a young woman had paid him. The young woman, whose
and Yorkshire, 63-3',1,-3a; Manchester, Sheffieid, and I,' 1/I:
ness in this world, and there weal hereafter d_ pe ended upon
several other magistrates being present. The magistrates
their acting up to, in their present and future life, the teach- The Magdalena returned to St. Thomas's in time few years negro labour would be lost to the Vest name is Sarah Rae, said that she engaged a passage for having retired to the private room, to prepare the ordinaa7 J9l_, Midland, S9-60-60i ; South Eastern Stc€ 161!
ing_s_ of the institution. (A.pplause). to coal, execute all the intercolonial transfers at that Indies, and was turning his attention to, and nak- America for herself and a number of others, with the defen- business of the session, the visiting justices' report was re , The following are the closing prices :--Caledoniang' ,
634-e:
• ' • • hire' Oil'
The premiums were then dehvered; after which, the island, and start to her time for England. ing anxious enquiries about, Coolie and Chiles° dant, and paid him 411 175. Oil. The vessel was the Colum- from which it appeared that the number of pnsoners m the Eastern Counties, 121/ , Lancashire and Yolk, Rev. W. HESKETH briefly addressed the children 6 j
191
bia, and was to sail from Liverpool on the 12th of October,. gaol was 308 males, and 80 females, and that no death had London and North Western, 1031-4; Midlat",l she
and corn- From Jamaica we have private advice to the 12th immigration
plimented them and their teach ' *
ers on the progress they had ult. The new Governor of the colony, Sir Henry The island ef Grenada had been deluge W 1
d 'th but she was not yet ready for sea, and the defendant haa occurred since the last sessions. The coroner's accounts South Eastern, 171-18 ; York and North, 280 ;
,101
told her that the vessel would not sail until the 4th of
were taken up, and the district committee recommended the Stock, 194-20.
made. -
ei
Barkly• had been duly inaugurated. He arrived rain' to the serious detriment of the cane erops.
November. The attorney for the complainant said, they a '
.ccounts of the coroners for West Derby to be allowed, MANCEIESTER.-To-day a fair amount of bus
ot t,
The Alma then addressed the general assembly He tK• a ' ' • d icus da-
a ineston in Her Majesty s steamship Brisk on Many of the estateB had also receive sei
defendant, who said he was acting ui
been transacted, at improved prices. The followi"g so ,
._e , believed that the namel M Driffield, 94 inquests, £219 6s. 2d. • Mr.
;
26; is
said, that with the anxieties and responsibilities of his
e Tuesday, the 4th of October. He landed t the floods, where the crops, laboui es a e mage from the Belfast fer parties in Liverpool, was no agent at all. The Galloway, 1 inquest, 1 19s. 2d. The accounts Of Mr. business transacted :-Blaekburn, 44; Caledonian, --„,,4•3', 1
mayoralty, there had been. combined many gratifications
.! '
ernraen wharf in Port Royal-street, and was cottages, and provision grounds, had been rtore or magistrates made an order for the money to be return.ed, Clayton, Bridge-master, West Derby, were examined and ern Counties, 121 ; Lancashire and Yorkshire, 6,-triefirre
and not tho least of them was the opportunity which hact
been afforded him to make himself more familiar with received with the loudest demonstrations of joy, less damaged. The island was suffering from a with 20s. costs, observing that they must protect the poor allowed. The balance in hand, after deducting repairs, c-k; London and North Western, lo2'' ,01)14ilati
the benevolent Institutions of the town, than he had been Flags were hoisted on every available flagstaff, and lack of labour, and, in consequence, the crop of people from the rapacity of agents and crimps.
salary, &c., was 1590 17s. sd. In reference to the inspec- Sheffield, and Lincoln, 14+H-I ; Midland Vaieflzr I
before. He bore testimony to the many institutions of this the shipping in harbour decorated in the gayest the forthcoming year was expected to be deterio- SINGULAR PHENOMENON AT ABERDARE.-A curious tion of weights and measures, it was ordered that the inspec- Consols, 60-4; Shropshire Union, 3-18-16 d ; south
description which Liverpool possessed, but he confessed, colours. He was driven to the railway station in rated in quantity_ The following is au tecount of circumstance has just occurred at the Gadlys Iron and Coal tors in the divisions of Kirkdale, Leamington, and Prescot 171-13-16-1; South Wales, x.n. 01'. '
that familiar as he was with the haunts of wretchedness the carriage of Colonel Farquharson, who met him the produce shipped this year ;-Sugar, 278 hhds., Company's works in the vicinity of Aberdare, in Glamorgan- make no charge for the examination of weights and measures GLASGOW.-Fair business doing to day with
which existed in every quarter of this town, yet, when he at the wharf, and proceeded by special train to I,344teerces, 2,0604 barrels; molasses, 85 etincheons, shire, where, as some workmen were sinking a shaft at a which were found to be correct, as it appeared such a prac- Caledonians at 514-4; Glasgow and South Westinterli° ,
looked at the moral condition of the mass of the population Spanish Town, the seat of his Government. The 2 hhds ; ruin, 2,014h ' 58 quar- distance of 53 yards below the surface, they came upon a
puncheons, 108 h use tice had been in existence in these divisions. The surgeon's Greenock. gauranteed, £6B; Monklands, 68; arta
. ar
in the neighbourhood of Vauxhall-road-when he observed shrill sound of the whistle one full hour before the ter-casks 1 • barrel, 10 d &Kens aid 4 cases; mo3t extensive mass or " blower" of explosive gas, which report stated that there were four cases of typhus fever in and Danfermline, at 121.
51 ,
their degradation, their misery, their vice, and the sins time of arrival of the ordinary train attracted to shrub, 4 'puncheons, 5 hhds., 3"d ii
rtee_ea eke ; burst out of the solid rock. This occurrence impeded further the gaol, and two deaths from consumption. Three persons DUBLIN.-000501,, 93j; 31- per cent Stock, 9 10,1,,:,
operations for some time, but at length a plan was devised had been sent to the Lancaster asylum, and three persons account, 14ah Nov., 254 ; Mining Company of 1116 fee
which were daily being practised there, he should admit the station in Spanish Town a large assemblage of cocoa, 4,726ban OIL 1 bag, 1
that all their labours were a mere drop in the b• p e bucket, corn-
persons, and the enthusiasm was equal to that exhi- barrel, and 3 boxes; cotton, 158 balee by Mr. E. Williams, the manager, by which the explosive confined during her Majesty's pleasure, who had been tried paid, 161; Great Southern and Western RailwaY, '1
pared with that • •
which remained for them to do. His 6. d • Ki taeent was collected and carried to the surface in a succession and acquitted as insane. With respect to these latter parties Mi.
.....____.
Worship then ably elf ued/ that not only should the moral
ite in ngs on. Nogiing can convey an idea f Accounts from Barbadoes state flat the House '9
or pipes. This was properly and successfuily carried out
I enquiry was directed to be made with regard to getting them
the manifestations of joy at Sir Henry Barklye s of Assembly had agreed to a petitioa to the House and at a height of -five yards from the ground the gas was trans e -
condition of the peop e be improved, but their social and
transferred to Bethlehem hospital. THE NORTHERN DAILY TIMES' 0'
physical condition also ; and observed, that while they were arrival. The peculiarly momentous peiiod of his of Comnions iri favour of a reducCon of the duty ignited, when it burst out into a flame three yards in length. 0 dh • d th •di • 1
n yester ay t e magistrates entere .up.on eju cia li Published every Mornin in LIVERPOOL and MO
' cfol
allowed tom reain in their present condition, they were living appointment, the painful state of public affairs, and on British plantation sugar. A gcod deal of rain At night this luminous mass attracts great attention, and business of the sessions, A few appeals against church-rate multaneously, and the following are the rates and
on the crater of a volcano, which no man knew how Sir. Henry's fame for conciliatory conductin British had fallen in the island. Business was very full, can be seen for a great distance. Competent judges state and poor-rate were gone into, after whic the magistrates
TERMS OF SUBSCRIPTION„/
soon it might explode. Passing from this subject he come Guiana, all rendered the circumstance of his arrival and there had been few a • '
rrivals of shipping. that it will last for a length of time.
proceeded to take up the trials of prisoners. The calendar
batted the argument that such institutions as the Orphan one of greater interest and importance than are The legislative session of Teheeee was opened on NEW PATENTS.-The following Patents amongst shows about 65 cases of felony, and 3of misdemeanour. In IN LIVERPOOL. .00fr
OUT OF els,Elteesese"
them were uneecessary, and that children brought up in generally attached to the appointment of a new the 13th of Se tember b a s ;-11 from President others were sealed during the week ending Oct. 29th, 1853 : almost every instance ths cases of felony are the stealing of ------_____ 0
p y pee,
Term for In advance On Credit In advance. 0. -
should by right be sent to the workhouse. He remarked ruler. On the 6th ult., two days h. • 1 •Richard' H f Manchester,• fcertain 'property. There is,however, one case of female violation.
after is anava , Yeates, which gave an unfavourable view of the po-Howson, o engineer, or im- ere
e
that in this argument lay the essence of unkindness and h
rovements in weavees harness (a communication) dated Two of the misdemeanants are parties committed in default A Year .. £3 o 0 464 0 0 es is 0 .€4 10
' ked who so • h tto d t b b
havmg as ne or grea -ayas o e a ove a re-
, e was duly inaugurated into office the custom- sition of the affairs of the iar hb ' • •
y oat s eing administered. Th , island. The crop
ship- P
ere was an. un- ped this year. from Tobago amounted to the follow-
h A ril h Walt'er Gale, of No. 5, Wobuen of finding bail to appear and give evidence, and the third
27t p , 1853. Josep
0
Jo e
verse of fortune, eloquently pointed out how many a death
for improvements in the for inflicting bodily harm. one of the cases before the Half year .. e 1 11 6 4e2 2 0 ei 18 0
usual assemblage f
Place London civil engineer,
, 0
bed of the reduced merchant, the impoverished clerk, and o persons present at the cere- ing :-2,791 hhds., 734 tierces, 3,253 k barrels sugar
' t • frailways, dated 270 April, 1853. Thomasyesterday presentedpublic importance.
court presen any
the disabled ship captain or mate, was made peaceful by the mony. The second train from Kingston on that -being a decrease of 581 hhds. and 59 tierces on perm.anen way o
.. _ .
Culp]; of 20 George Street, Greenwich, engineer, for ira- Quarter .. £0 19 6 .t'l 5 0 RO 19 6 Li -
thought that his children would be saved from the contami- lar day particuconveyed 200 passengers, a very the crop of 1852. Of rum, there have been shipped
provements in steam boilers, and in the appendages thereto, • re, ~ .
ADMIRAL SIR CHARLES NAPIER.-I.GIS UlStlll- Single Papers 3d. I Single
nation of a workhouse by the benevolent institutions pro- large number for one train on the Jamaica Rail- this year 1,494 puncheons and 33 hhds. the decrease dated 2 ' Joseph II th tf M 7th April, 1853. e ering on, o an- .
gui esh d gentleman has been in town for the last few days Subscribers who do not pay their Subscriptions withinlo 0011 IO 0
Tided by their more favoured brethren. In conclusion, he way. After his inauguration, his Excellency lost being 96 puncheons. Of molasses the shipments chester, machine maker, for certain improvements in reels for
days after they become due will be charged when payme° „ It
accompanied by Bailie Dreghorn he visited th •
Yesterday, , , e
called upon the ladies and gentlemen present, and upon his no time in entering upon his important duties, in both years are alike-viz., 137 puncheons. Added reeling or winding yarn's dated 28th April, 1853. Westoncredit price for all papers may have been supplied
fellow-townsmen generally, not ,to desist in their work of Two proclamations were issued immediately, one to this, the island has exported 111,800 cocoa nub'. Grimshatr, of Moseley, 'in the county of Antrim, Ireland,
plansharbou afotterzniteir
Port-Glasgowß.eotete Intel office, period ofpayment.
.....---"'
mercy, bat to endeavour still more, by their labour and con- renewing the appointments held under the former The Tobago Chronicle reports favourably of the pro- flax spinner, for certain improvements in dubbing and roving tne
S. Charles d lieastonishmentP t the ADVERTISEMENTS. eel'
4.11,,
tributions, to increase in number and efficiency, such chari- administration, the other calling the Legislature to- '•he frames f
nuses as to the ensuing year's crop, the weat r ames or preparing
for spinning cotton flax, and other understand Sir expressed . ee a . e .
f the amount of shipping at Glasgow, which, Advertisers are given the full benefit of the Rep,: I :).,,,,,ho,,,id,
table institutions as he then advocated. (Applause).
fibrous substances, dated 30th April, 1853. 'Edward Blackett laepwidaisntilase :d
by
gether on the 18th of October for the despatch of being good and estate work proceeding satisfac- -
Mr. _Knight, the treasurer, is greater at Their announcements are inserted at the following Scale ei - ter j 0
Mr. BANNER then moved the thanks of the assembl t
Beaumont, of Woodhall, Barnsley, gentleman, for certain lir
esent than it ever was. He mentioned, that he had seen if Pre-Pgy n •me t a made. . Monthly credit is only given to ,peliih‘
Y 0 public business. The day was looked forward to torilnotwithstandingf labourers,
y, a paucity o
advertisers, and an addition of ten per cent. is charged if Ylei,
the Mayor:
"in rovements in the mode of constructing dwelling-houses
Pstatement • th
a in e newspapers to the effect that, in cense-
by all classes with natural •
anxiety. The Morning From Venezula we learn that the President,
not made on or before the loth of each month. The follaio'
The Rev. Mr. HESKETH seconded the motion, and, in j ,
i ?tiler buildin and in peculiar shaped bricks and tiles to
quence of a proprietor having obtained, by Act of Parliament, scale of
doing so, said that he concord% in all that had fallen from ournal, the organ of the former Governor, says the General Monagas had issued a decree establishing Or 0
that g,
' be used for purpose, dated 9th May, 1853. George
a power to prevent the trustees improving the river at Charges for Single Insertions-
the Mayor as to the destitution in the town. He then bore Assembly will either have to agree to the proposals Matmin as the capital of the province of Cunene
' Coppock, of Heaton Norrie, manager to Messrs. Wil • hamson
certain point the effect of which had , been to create shoals, s d s d s d „o 456
testimony to the zeal and exertions of the Mayor during his of the Government or lose their constitution. This instead of the city of Cumana, the former capital. and Roberts, of the same place, machine makers, for certain '
and obstruct necessary . the tidal flew so necesry for its navigation 1,2,0 r 3 lines 1 o io or 11 lines 30 18 or le lines, 5 0 28, ..,'
s
year of office in support of every charity, and said that he was an opinion not very generally popular, and Her Majesty's ship Blizzard arrived at Jamaica • ' ts in looms for weaving, dated 14th May, 1853. improvemen
and purification and havin6 noticed the obstruction on the 4or 5 „ 16120 r 13 „3620 or 21 „ 5 6 sr, 39• or Sa' d
was not only entitled to the thanks of that assembly' but of the Daily Advertiser of the su
• cceeding day expressed from a cruise on the 27th of September, and sailed Charles James Pownall, of London, gentleman, for Improve- . . , . . _
plan exhibited to him, Sir haves stated it as his opinion,
• • • • 6or 7 „20140 r 15 „ 4 0 22, 23, or 24, 60 34, 95' et3'"
the publib generally, a firm belief that the Government Contemplated
on the Ist of October for Portobello. The steam- ments in the preparation and treatment of flax and
other
that Parliamentary rwers should at once be obtained to Bor 9 „ 26 16 or 17 „4 6 25, 26, or 27,6 6 37, Bib -
After a few words from the Rev. Mr. HIGGINS the motio , nno such step. The 00/enia/ Standard, as well sloop Brisk, 20 da f II d ' 'tl S'e H ' 'ler vegetable fibres, dated 17th May, 1853. Job Allen. , •
ys rom i a eira, wi i i enry simi
o tac eto the operations of the trustees so And Sixpence for every Additional two 1int.....„---7
was unanimously adopted.
the Advertiser, had written in a very concilia- B' kl the new vernor, on board, arrived on the of Bower Street, London, engineer, for improvements in remove every o s
t o c bedtime a first- lass ort.-NOrth
The MAYOR, after acknowledging the compliment, said ar y, eg?
at te C yde may. a n_e _ c p Scale of Prices for Contract Advertisement6l
tory • tone, confidently relying on the im arti 1 ' 'll. V tal, 17 eays from communicating intelligence, dated 18th May, 1853. John In
British Datly Mall, of Tuesday. . PAYABLE IN ADVANCE. ,------el
that the prosperity of the asylum might be attributed to the p a. 4th ult. Her Majesty ss ip es
- Blair of Ducie Bridge Mill, Manche'ster, for the application
conduct of the n G t •
ew overnor o reconcile the dif- the Bay of Fundy, and. the brig Darieg, from a
THE ARCTIC REGIONS.-There is a very general
exertions of Mr. Banner, and to a lady whose memory he f
of steam power to the working frailway breaks, dtd 21 t '
g o a e s . One Month 3 Months 6 Months
erences existing between the two
impression in naval circles that the discovery of the north pas- or 26 or 78 or 156
......:,.../....././.11,
should ever reflect upon with delight.. To Mr. Banner, how- e . g branches of the cruise, arrived at Port Royal on the 10th ult. Her _a
el ye 1823. James Teflon, of the firm of J and W. Teflon.
Legislature. It was
ever, especially was owing the erection of the adjoining build_ .
_supposed that the large and Majesty's steam-frigate Megeera araved at . St.
of Worksworth, in the county of Derby, small ware manu- sage by Captain M'Clure will be followed up next year by the Insertions. Insertions. Insertions.
-......._ ...............
ing for boys, and the church which connected both asylums, influential party in the Assembly which had so Thomas's, from Tortola on the llth aud left the facturer, and Henry Hodgkinson, of the same place, mechanic, despatch steamers, the Phcenix and another of about
e s. d. es. d. e s. d. ' •",, '6
0
successfully
and he (the mayor) begged to move that the thanks of the . yopposed the Council would be again following day for Barbadoes. for improvements on small ware looms, dated 29th June equal power. When two steamers proceed through the ice Ito 3 lines .. 1202 15 0 415 0 0
assembly be given to Mr. Banner for his exertions in be- organised, and that they would urge the question The Royal Mail steam-ship Aeon was on the 1853. John Giblett, of Trowbridge, in the county ofmotion fhe las vessel
near to each other, the forward o t t 4or 5 lines .. 113 0 42 6 72 6 ,•„- ii 0
half of the institution. of retrenchment as one worthy of precedence over Gulf of Mexico station; the Clyeli, in the Spanish Wilts, woollen cloth manufacturer, for improvements in the prevents the ice closin again so soon as it is otherwise liable
preven . g. . 6or 7 lines .. 25 0 60 0 11 0 0 ',' 6 ,
8,9, or 10 lines 37 0 815 0 15 15 0 ~24/ 16 i
to do when there is only one vessel, and consequently -it is
The REV. MR. RESKETIT seconded the resolution, and said all others. Much, however, de ended on the na- •• C t S th D t N uf tfIII th nd other fabircs, dated 26th
Main ; the onway, a avanna, e ee, a ew man ac ure o woo en co s a
1,12, or 13lines 49 0 11 10 0 20 10 0 "AI 4 -
• much safer to proceed when two are employed instead of one. 14, 15, orl6 lines 511 0 14 5 0 25 5 0 .". 6
that he • cordially subscribed to the remarks of the mayor in re- ture of Sir Henry Barkl ' first Paddress. y s York' the Dement, on the Northern Islands route; July, 1853. John Stack, of Manchester, manager for im-
The officers and crews of both vessels would also have more ior every additi-
-8 g
ference to what the institution owed Mr. Banner. Sir Charles Grey, the former governor, had taken the Ea 1 t Jamaica; the Esk at St. Thomas's; nrovements on reeds for looms, date ge, a e ,d 3rd August, 1853.
fidence when enterin une lored channels, when two
con , g xp . Fonal 3 lines or 1201 2 15 0 415 o
The motion. was unanimously adopted. private lodgings in Spanish T li. h h Robert Clough of Liverpool for improvements in-the con-
own, wlc e would the Medway and Teviot, ol the Spanish Main . 2 1
c, vessels are near to each other, owing to the hope that there - less.
Mr. BANNER in returning thanks, said that he would be •
continue to occupy until his d struction of ships and other vessels, dated Ist Aueust, 1853.
rfr
amply recompensed for his trouble if he obtained the good epaxture from the routes. When the Magdalena left St. Thonias's, at _
would be one to fall back upon in the event of any unfore- AGENTS IN THE COUNTRY' 0, , es• eee
island. The H
e on. John Niels a From Mess Hughes d Bloodworth', d th' L• t
Messrs. an oo Ivor .1 t 8 .
wishes and love of the children. (A la ) , gentleman known 4 p.m. on the 16th ult., the new steam-ship Solent,
seen accident occurring to the other. The ice of the Arctic Ashton.... .• .. Mr. Kerrigan. Preston... .. D.e" oo ,-,,lte•
ingt tt
pp use. many years ago as a public
- regions is the accumulation of ages, and it is surprising the Birmingham.. Mr. Cooper. The proceedings then terminated c man, died on the 9th which left Southampton in the 3d of October, had
Willisto.e.
E. &C. fansell Runcorn.. ... -o%
wo packets which not arrived out, and has not been spoken by the Birtbg, Marriage* anTI eltatbs. small thickness that is formed in some years, and certainlY 8urn1;'y...... Mr. Lutcliffe. . NV. il scortb'
CITY MONUMENT TO THE DUKE OF WELLINGTON. had arrived in Jamaica, Prior to the departure of Magdalena The Solent on the 16th ult. was 13
ARRIAGES, not to such an extent that would render it difficult for steam- Botton. ... •.. Samuel Gardner. Rochidak..
vessels to keep a passage open by repeatedly breaking 800t1e... ...... Mr. Ewan. Mil• l, ,
. Wog mil,*
.-We understand that the Wellington Statute Committee, our last advices, both reached Kingston with" - ' 0 the 27th ult., in
b he Rev. T. Leigh, yes
Barnsiell.... • . Richard Pybus PI
of Guildhall, of which Mr. John Wood i ommittee, in days out from Southempton. nen the 2nd instant at l`ga ton Ctohuroch, y t
through the newly formed ice; and the farther the vessels ~,, , stie Jo,
their allotted periods. This had givengeneral - 41 W the Magdalena signalled Rector, Henry Hunter Goldi g. c rdelia Ellison, only daughter
unoriey... .... Horatio - •
Lawson. St. Helens
.. 1533.f80
s chairman, have lat. 41.7 N., long. 28 _ ? e..
b f the late Mr. John Scott, of &is town. proceed beyond the true magnetic p.ole, the warmer the Crewe..... .. m
• . ary Cotton. Thoi- joie
selected the models sent in by the six following seal i c satisfaction, and exhibited the capabilit oty f he +l, P 1.: I, r ShlD Patricia steering a out 0. , •. On the Id of. September, at St. Gaorge's Cathedral, Cape Town, water is found to prevail, and it requires a remarkably low Chester..... ..
Mr. Horrop. Souaport.. ran' ,oel v"
those entitled to the premium of 100 guineas each .-
PAeci s as,
Royal Mailsteamers to erform their work
under S. W. by W. She had a large black ball painted John Robert Kindersley. Esq., Madras Civil Service, to Emma, third
state of temperature to form ice on the surface on the
... R. &H. Taylor. Stockport.... •• • it. pileliy rer• 1
Behnes, Bell, Foley, Smith, and Thomas. The -numbeams- P There
On
of the Hon. Ewan Christian, of Gape Town.
fine lava enmh/0-9.. ..... Mrs. Quinine.
a ordinary circumstances. ere was a very general
deepest parts of the Polar seas. Some remarkably fi
lime" '''tli• 4 '
models before the committee was 30. on her foretopeail.
On the 15th of September, at Poona, Ingram Francis Chapman, Holyhead. ..... H. G. Hughes. Wigan
.• • • ,--„- „, Soil oill ,:. ;
de ression •et business circles. A.ll descriptions of
Esq., Quartermaster and interpreter of the 3rd Regment Bombay was brought home by the officers of the Phcenix from Banks- Huddersfield,..
. " TEMPERANCE" EMIGRANT SHIPS.-A col-respell- P ' 1 e
' •
provisions were scarce and prices very hieb in
Native Infantry, to Louisa, youngest daughter of Colonel Aplin. land, far finer and closer than the porous p.umice stone of Hyde... ... George Booth. Wigan ......... ..eors• be
dent of the Globe says,-" The Argo has brought the news co • ° G M -When-they finish their pro-commanding her Majesty's 86th Regiment at that station.
also of a fine Macclesfield.... Mr. Shuttlewortb a• Itlto,„it,
-of the safe arrival at Melbourne of the John Barrow, the f nsequence. The public health was pretty satis- . RISI AND ARIO.
2,th uttimo, at Orbe, switzerland, Captain Brownlow Cole the lava of Mount Etna. The
.plumbago is .
Ormskirk.. ..... William Garside. It-
actorY• Coughs and colds prevailed, but yellow 'mei , 'al tour the state of tea s e t
h 1 dy' hal h will render it
Bourdilion, late of the Bengal Cavalry, to Amelie, eldest daughter of description, and a number of mineral stones from Melville rescot.
first of Griffiths, Newcombe, and Co.'s Temperance Line of f • •
the wmter m repose.
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the late Rev. J. V. D. Jaques, of Montagny, Switzerland. Island are remarkably heavy, whatever may be the nature of Pest on James Lambert. DIS
Packets, with about 150 passengers. The commander, •ever had disappeared, The weather was becont- necessary for her to pass
At Belfast a very severe gale, accompanied with DEATHS.
to be the metal of which they are composed, and appear . h , PUBLISHING OFFICES, ••
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Captain Obed Cary, states that during the voyage no in.toxi- ing more pleasant than it had been for a long time. h ' • d • h On the Ist instant at 24, Bedford-street, South, Jane, the wife of
1 CHARL-- lies•
De Cord ' rain, set in on Sunday evening, an continued, with m eavy.a , . .
worthy of being investigated as to their value, as th.ey nug t 21:ate:owe le, SOUTH JOIIN ST. PUB"' -i,
James Aleiander, Esq.
eating drinks were taken by the passengers or crew, or ova s Intelligencer contains the following on
h t •ht d trd ome intermission, all t a nig an yes e ay.
even administered as medicine. He adds that not only business matters:. . .

ADMIRAL SIR CHARLES NAPIER.—This distin-
guished gentleman has been in town for the last few days.
Yesterday, accompanied by Bailie Dreghorn, he visited the
harbour, afterwards inspected, at the Clyde Trustees' office,
the plans of the river from Port-Glasgow upwards. We
understand Sir Charles expressed his astonishment at the
rapid increase of the amount of shipping at Glasgow, which,
he was informed by Mr. Knight, the treasurer, is greater at
present than it ever was. He mentioned, that he had seen
a statement in the newspapers to the effect that, in conse-
quence of a proprietor having obtained, by Act of Parliament,
a power to prevent the trustees improving the river at
certain points, the effect of which, had been to create shoals,
and obstruct the tidal flow so necessary for its navigation
and purification, and having noticed the obstruction on the
plan exhibited to him, Sir Charles stated it as his opinion,
that Parliamentary powers should at once be obtained to
remove every obstacle to the operations of the trustees, so
that the Clyde may at once become a first-class port.—North
British Daily Mail, of Tuesday.
THE ARCTIC REGIONS.—There is a very general
impression in naval circles that the discovery of the north pas-
sage by Captain M'Clure will be followed up next year by the
despatch of two steamers, the Phoenix and another of about
equal power. 'When two steamers proceed through the ice
near to each other, the forward motion of the last vessel
prevents the ice closing again so soon as it is otherwise liable
to do when there is only one vessel, and consequently -it is
much safer to proceed when two are employed instead of one.
The officers and crews of both vessels would also have more
confidence, when entering unexplored channels, when two
vessels are near to each other, owing to the hope that there
would be one to fall back upon in the event of any unfore-
seen accident occurring to the other. The ice of the Arctic
regions is the accumulation of ages, and it is surprising the
small thickness that is formed in some years, and certainly
not to such an extent that would render it difficult for steam-
vessels to keep a passage open by repeatedly breaking
through the newly formed ice ; and the farther the vessels
proceed beyond the true magnetic pole, the warmer the
water is found to prevail, and it requires a remarkably low
state of temperature to form ice on the surface on the
deepest parts of the Polar seas. Some remarkably fine lava
was brought home by the officers of the Phoenix from Banks-
land, far finer and closer than the porous pumice stone of
the lava of Mount Etna. The
mineralis stones from Melville
Island are remarkably heavy, whatever may be the nature of
the metal of which they are composed, and appear to be
worthy of being investigated as to their value, as they might
be found worthy of becoming a subject of commercial enter-
prise. It is singular that none of the officers of the Phcenix,
or of the vessels of the Arctic expeditions now in the far
northern regions, had seen the comet -which -visited this
sphere during the present year, and they were unawaxelof
its existence until their return home.

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CITY MONUMENT TO THE DUKE OF WELLINGTON
—We understand that the Wellington Statute Committee,
of Guildhall, of which Mr. John Wood is chairman, have
selected the models sent in by the six following sculptors as
those entitled to the premium of 100 guineas each :—Adams,
Behnes, Bell, Foley, Smith, and Thomas. The number of
models before the committee was 30.
" TEMPERANCE " EMIGRANT SHIPS.—A correspon-
dent of the Globe says,—" The Argo has brought the news
of the safe arrival at Melbourne of the John Barrow, the
first of Griffiths, Newcombe, and Co.'s Temperance Line of
Packets, with about 150 passengers. The commander,
Captain Obed Cary, states that during the voyage no intoxi-
cating drinks were taken by the passengers or crew, or
even administered as medicine. He adds that not only
were there no deaths on board, but not a single case of sick-
ness. The passengers expressed -themselves much *used
with the provisions and the conduct of the officers, and
twenty of them, including the surgeon, signed the temper-
ance pledge,

On the Ist instant at 24, Bedford-street, South, Jane, the wife of
James Alexander, Esq.
On the 2nd instant, aged 76, Mr. Edward Jones, Nether&ld-road,
North, much esteemed and respected.
On the Ist instant, at his residen?e, Range, deservedly
respected, aged 49 years, fir illiam, Green icearsley. He was
managing clerk to Messrs. Cunliffes, Brooks, and Co., 'l3'a:biers, 'at
Manchester, and had been in their employ upwards of thirty years.
Lately at Collingwood, Melbourne, Margaret, wife of Mr. William
Anderson, late of Ayr, and two days afterwards, their infant daughter

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We have nothing particular to note of our markets.
S ir lienry.Barkty has-arrived, tmf the iegislutare will meet
on the 18th inst. This circumstance has, of course, had
some effect on commercial affairs, as a speed
reimposition of
the tariff is anticipated. Rolders of breadstuffe and arti-

ESCAPE OF T'wo PRISORERS.---ShOrtly before the
closing of the Marylebone police court on Monday, the
jailer went into one of the --tells'-in- order to -bring out--a
prisoner, when, to his great surprise, he found that two men
who had been locked up, one of them charged with highway
robbery, and another with felony, had made their escape.

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