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The Northern Daily Times.
Liverpool, Merseyside, England, 1856-12-13

PERSIA

Additional advices from Constantinople, of the
sth instant state that the news of the capture of
Herat by the Persians is confirmed. The town
surrendered to General Mourad-Chafi.

The English troops had commenced operations
in the Persian gulf.

The Presse &Orient of the Ist of December
says : _ _

It was on the 25th of October that the town was
taken. 'Fhe tchapar (messenger), who was immediately
sent to Teheran, with the news only took eight days to
cross the vast plains which separate Herat from the Persian
capital.
The same journal announces the departure from
Teheran of all the members of the British Con-
sulate. Mr. Stevens had gone to Tabriz, and Air.
Abbott, with the other members of the Consulate,
had taken the road to Bombay.

THE NETHERLANDS

THE HAGUE.—DEc. 10,

The war party has prevailed by a majority of
one, Another million sterling has been voted for
the service of the army. The Minister of the
Interior, who is dangerously ill, has sent in his
resignation to the King ; the other Ministers will,
at least, provisionally retain their portfolios. The
King has ordered the Budget of the Home Depart-
ment to be preliminarily fixed at the cypher pro-
posed by the defeated Minister of the Interior.
Whether this is to be regarded as a royal demon-
stration against the proceedings of the Chamber in
rejecting the Budget remains to be seen. In all
cases it has an equivocal look.

_-,......--

THE STATES OF THE CHURCH

ROME, DEC. 4

The newly arrived French general, Count de
Goy on, has somewhat surprised the: military
authorities of his Holiness, by paying a visit of
inspection to the barracks occupied by the pon-
tifical soldiers, where he found things not exactly
as he could have wished with respect to cleanliness,
comfort, and general arrangement. He is said to
have expressed his disapprobation on the
subject rather strongly, accompanying his censure
with a hope that suitable ameliorations would
be made, without delay, in those respects which he
principally complained of. Although the actual
command of the Pope's army by a French general
ceased after the reorganisation of the forces by
General Vaillant, the supreme command of the
soldiers of all arms actually in Rome is of course
vested either directly or indirectly in the com-
mander of the French army of occupation, and it
is probably from this consideration that General
de Guyon has taken upon himself to examine into
the treatment and efficacy of the Papal battalions

now in garrison;
Austrian martial law, after having been the law
of the land for more than seven years, ceased at the
commencement of the present month in the town
of Ancona, and of the surrounding province of La
Mama or at least was to do so, when the last
accounts arrived, if the criminals still under trial
could be disposed of by that time.
By way of getting through business as quickly
SS possible, the Austrians shot seven men on the
29th of last month, who were condemned to that
mode of punishment by the military tribunal for
carrying arms, robbing, and inflicting wounds.
All pending cases are to be brought to a rapid
Liverpool, Merseyside, England, 1856-12-13

BOSPHORUS AND BLACK SEA.
ills The fine A I Clipper
11:1,- ,
:..;
.;,,,;• ANNE BAKER,
,- .;,.-,!,•,7•---',--:,- For
CONSTANTINOPLE AND ODESSA,
Is now loading west side King's Dock. and will sail hence about the
20ih December.—For freight, tvc., apply to the Owners, or to
J. P. SCBILIZZI, JUN., 8, Brunswick-buildings.
Liverpool, Merseyside, England, 1856-12-13

SATURDAY.

in very moderate request, and prices declined fully 2s per' Messinas being still held at high_prices
qr. Other articles merely nominal. being done. Brazils scare -
selling selling regularly at our quotations.
ORANGES AND LEMONS : Our market has opened low for
St. Michael Oranges, and it will be difficult to effect any
improvement, so lona as the market remains so glutted
at. Jibes arriving
4 have given way, and they are

and wan

prevents business
d. Chestnuts are

DUBLIN CORN MARKEt—Dee. 12

There was a very decressed market for everything. and
to do business lower rates would have to be submitted to.
Factors stuck to a fall of 6 1 to is on every description.
There was nothing doing in Indim corn.

with other descriptions,
in such abundance,. prix

Lisbons and

now selling at our Quotations
of sale. and price

emons are still difficult
i in the same state as

remain muct

before,

. Americans have been selling, at ruinous prices
naying freight • -^t3 noes,

harres

many in

but ar

ing really fii

would still 13

prices, but

there are very few of this cl

& FIRTH. j
Liverpool, Merseyside, England, 1856-12-13

THURSDAY

On THURSDAY, the 18th irs'ant, at Twelve o'clock, at the
Brokers' Office, 2, Dale-street,
About 9 Tons BUFFALO HORNS,
eX Christopher Newton.—Apply to
BROWNE, HUNTER & CO.. Brokers.
Liverpool, Merseyside, England, 1856-12-13

acted.

be allowed to work in the theatre
ordered him to leave the building. There wert
time as many as 2,000 people in the theatre, and just as
the pantomine was about to begin, the footlights were
seen to sicker. Several of the employees hastened
down under the stage, and, endeavouring to ascertain
where the gas failed, came on the stable. Along that ran
the main pipe (a three inch one), and from that main
pipe ran a smaller one which supplied the footlights.
It was a place where no person in the ordinary busine,
of the the theatre had occasion to visit, but yet when the
parties arrived at that spot they found the prisoner, who
had not left the theatre as ordered, crouched under the
small pipe and ' '-".1 hands. Gas was

at the

rdinary business

holding it i
It the time,

•gely escaping

he prisoner

observed the parties approaching,
conceal himself in a hole, and let
F.ttempt. A stream of gas rushed

in the
was at

once 3:.'

had been sawed and cut through

just at the pl:.4.ce where the prisoner had grasped it. The
ends of the pipe viTre at once bound up, and had not
that been promptly done,

s might have
as would have

been tnost disistious. The 6'

taken fire from the adjoining lig

;re no explosion, which was most -possi,`

building would soon have been a mass
Liverpool, Merseyside, England, 1856-12-13

BELFAST CORN MARKET.—D_Ec._I2

GLASGOW PIG IR
The market keeps dui!.
Y. There are sellers at 72s 9,1

LIVERPOOL PRODUCI

LIVERPOOL PRODUCE MARKET.—Dec. 12.
SUGAR: Th re is no material alteration to notice; the
sales on the spot are confined to 200 bags Dates at 51s; rather quietly; the
ant 550 lyigs Co3sipore at 555; but a cargo of Mauritius 2,500 bags Bengal, inclua
(700 tons) for early arrival has been placed at 35s for the at 575, syrupy grainy at
United Kingdom, and 923 bags Bahia at 33s 91 per cwt in 1,000 mats Mauritius a
bond from the quay. Manilla. at 50s duty ;,ahl, •
t 32s to 34s 6d in bond mid

33591 to 54, 6(1
t 493 to 525, 2

And. 50

We are still withou!

Mo LA

paid ; Caere have been also s

There was a large supply direct from the farmers to-
day. Wheat sold freely at a decline of 6.1 per cwt.
Foreign wheat was also easier to buy. Indian corn was
in better demand, and prices very firm. Oats and oat-
meal unchangad in either demand or value.

N MARKET.— Dr e 12.
Only one forfeited lot sold to-

MARKET,

SUGAR: There has been an animated demand,
prices are 64 to 1-; higher, the market, however,

spot are 40 litids Antigua,
[tares at 55s 9,1, CossiporE

ud Date at Lls
10 bags elayet:

,00 bags

.
Bengal, (price not name l,) 500 tons Mauritius, for an
outport, at 523 duty paid, 140 cases, and 4,200 bags Brazil
at 333 6d to 343 in bond, 6,000 bag 3 unclayed Manilla a
453, and 5,300 bags Native M tdras (p4.rt fur
Landoll), at 41s to 423 per cwt duty paid.
MoLassEs : No sales reported, stocks in first
being exhausted

clivery in

hands

COFFEE : The only transactions reported are 200 bags
Santos, and 100 bags Rio, without change in prices.
PEARL SAGO : 600 boxes realised 253 61 to 303 for small
to large, and 150 boxes for distant arrival 24s per cwt.
PEPPER : Black sells slowly, at 4id per lb for Singa-
pore.
CASSIA LIGVEA : 115 boxes brought 1103 to 1163 per
cwt for piles 1 and 2.
GINGER: 2 0 bags B mgal, price not named.
RICE : The lower descriptions have been in tolerably
good request, and prices are firmly maintained ; the sales
for the week are 2,100 bags Bengal, at lOs to lOs 3d for
Ballam, 9s 9d for broken, and 13s for good table, 4 650
Madras chiefly at 103 3d; 3,000 bags Necransie Arracan
at lOs 6d, 7,.550 bags Rangoon at lOs 3d, and 70 tierces
Carolina at 25s to 27s per cwt.
Rum : A good demand, and the market rather dearer,
but owing to the very small stock in Importers' hands, the
sales are trifling.
TEA: During the week a large business has been done,
both by the trade and speculators, in common and medium
blackish•leaf kinds of Congou ; there are buyers of the
former at 9d, but no sears at the price ; the latter may
be quoted id to Id per lb higher than last week; a good
business als4 is doing in scented Teas, at full rates; in
other descriptions nothing new to report.
SHELL LAC: 23 chests orange sold at 565, and 50 bags
Liverpool, Merseyside, England, 1856-12-13

WEST DERBY

T° be SOLD or Eni;Tiri-i excellent Freehold
HOUSE, containing
dining,
looms, with kitchens, butler,. drawing, and breakfast
ni,apca_ntry, &c , on the ground floor ;
tvech-house, saddle-room, with
six bedrooms, a ill bathroom,
or four horses, and other
Man's room over, and stabling fQ:
n:sma4d conservatories, all in
commodious outbuildings; goodaarde
excellent order: the whole occupying an acre of ground.—
Apply to Mr. Alfred Jacob, lie, Basnetatreet, corner of Leigh_
street. -

•
VILLA RESIDENCE, WEST
TO
be LET, delightfully situated at
Weat Derby
a VILLA RESIDENCE, contains three entertaining,
two dressing. six bedrooms, water-closet, capital gardens
with
greenhouse, &e.. &c.; coach-home and twO-staled stable,
bouse, &c.--For notes to view apply to Ur. Alfred Jacob, 13A,
BsAnett-street. corner of Leigh-street.

HAN DS OME TILLA RESIDENCE'., AIGBIJR,TH.
TO be LET, near the shore, a very handsome
VILLA ; contains three entertaining rooms, -
room, butler's pantry, three I.ltchene on ground floor, eight bedrooms,
bath, and water closet on first floor. capital garden, and detached
offices, consisti: gof laundry, wash-house, or larder. Rent very
lOw, Or would bo. SOLD cheap.--For notes to view apply to Air.
Alfred Jacob, Estate Agent, 15a, Baanett•street, corner of Leigh.
ptreet,
Liverpool, Merseyside, England, 1856-12-13

REPORTS

DEN C INS TI TUTIONS, ar

elaborate expos tions of the F
TUTIONSt likewise leading

interest to the cau

LAW Couwrs be.ring upon tt
Testing "PAPERS UFON PAUL

In fact, the REPORTER is indispen,
PROVIDENT INSTITUTIONS, whet
Societies, Deposit Institutions, Saving:
and Clubs, or Building and Freehold L
Q.? Post Office Orders to be made vavm

IPUBLISIIIN

FLEE'
Liverpool, Merseyside, England, 1856-12-13

GRANGE LANE, BIRKENHEAD.

—.-
Genuine HOUSEHOLD FURNITURE, Gal Chandeliers, Stafford-
shire Ware Dinner Service, &c.
INTESSRS. F. & J. HODGSON will SELL by
AUC PION, on Thursday next, the 18th instant,
punctually at Eleven o'clock, on the Premises, No 10, Grange Vale
Terrace. Grange Lane, Birkenhead, the substantial HOUSEHOLD
FURNITURE and Effects of a Lady declining housekeeping.
THR DRAWING-BOOM AND "1 WO PARLOURS contain sets of Ma-
hogany-framed Chairs, a Lounging ditto,•and two sofas in hair cloth
Pembroke, Dininy, Snap, and pair of Card Tab'es on Pillars and
Claws, Chiffannier with Silk boors, Crimson Merino and Chit tz
Curtains to the Windows Carpets as planned, Sliding Gas Chande-
liers, Fenders Fire-irons, Box-ottoman, Venetian Blinds. &c.
IN BUD-CHAMBERIL—Four.post Beestead and Printed Hangings,
several Painted French ditto, Mahogany and Painted Chests of
Drawers. Toilet Glasses, Dressing Tables and Washstands, Goo.le
Feather Beds, Caned Chairs, Carpets, Rails, Chamber Ware.
Lobby Cloth, Stair Car,,ets, Rods, the Staffordshire Ware Dinner
Service.
Kitchen Requisites and and other genuine Effects.
To be publicly viewed on the Horning of Sale, and Catalogues had
on the Premises, or previously of Messrs. F. .5' J. Hodgson, at their
Offices and Rooms, Argyle-street, Birkenhead.
Liverpool, Merseyside, England, 1856-12-13

Commerctal Fntrltiacnce.

LIVERPOOL COTTON MARKET.—Dec. 12.
The cotton market during the past week has exhibited
little or no change, the demand for American has been
fair, but the quantity offering being fully ample for all
requirements, prices close the same as last Friday.
Brazil in better request, and exceedingly firm.
Egyptian without change.
Surat a little easier in the common qualities.
The weekly sales are 53,810 bales, of which 8,570 are on
speculation, and 5,530 for export.

P..cespaidiCurrt. Prices.'
tiales. I Description. (this week Mid. Fair. Stocks

•This week
Import

2(:) / 7

Sea Island

d. d.! d.
6i to 17 I 13
• 5i to 7t: 6 13-16
5 to 7i 6i _

6750 I Bfobile

;o 9-; 15 r; 7

2130 I Egyptiar

6 to 9i, 6i

- ,
293 ) West India
13092 10180 1 East India

14 5-16 to",t 6i

5 1-161 48450

s duty
Liverpool, Merseyside, England, 1856-12-13

WINES

PORT. from the wood
Do., superior do
Do-, do., cholce and old
Do., Fine Old Crusted
,ii 0
super or
Do., do.,
Do., do., very choice and old 54 0
very old
Won, Its., 165., and 18s.
60 0 to 84 0
Do., do.
'2B 0
strongly recommended .. 30 0
Do., Pale,
do. .. 34 0
Do , Brown,
pale, very superior
Do ' rich old Golden...
SHERRY, gord D'PiLlteTr iVpienrew
42 0
Do , •
Do., very delicate old. P..le , .. 48 0
Do., old Brown
DO., very splendid old Golden
Do., do , do. great flavour. 72 0
Do., pure Amontillado, SO years old..
&FIE i KY, per gallon, 125., 145., and 16s.
CLARET, Bordeaux, strongly rccornmewled 3O 0
Do., 2nd growth...—. .... ..
Do., Ist growth
CHAMPAGNE, half pints
Do., pints •• . • .. 30 0 mid 42 0
ro., quarts, very superior.
Do., do., the finest.... •
SPARKLING MOSELLE, very ch ,Ict

EDINBURGH PALE ALE and LONDON STOUT, in fine
condition.
-'- • - .

Orders for the country and hampers for Christmas, presents
orwarded without delay.
TERMS—CASH ONLY,
Liverpool, Merseyside, England, 1856-12-13

topgallant forecastle, broke

lion Bay, D
dun to Demers
I-bad. last evi

ec. 10.—The Minery

A Guernsey, from Lon.
n the inn.; strand, near Galley
g, dismasted and abandoned, and is deeply ens.

bedded in the sand
Dec. I(

Swansea _
quimho, which went on whore on the r
off this even'ng, and is now is-r

The Richer. 31,6. of and for this port from Co.
',tore on t fight of the 6th Deo, was got
towed into harbourc

Aberystwith; Dec. 10.—The Anne Blair, from Quc hec, which went
oo sherd outsi 'e the harbour, Dec. 6, is lying very badly, and it is
feared will become a total wr ck.

Holyhead, Dec. 10.—The neHona, from Liverpool to Santander.
which put in here on the St,, has been surveyed to-day, and must'
come to the Old Harblur o d.sch,.rge, and have her damage.
surveyed.
Kinsa'e, Dec. 11.—The barque Edward. of Shields, Sharpe, thn"ex

laden,ia

the Seven Heids. 6.-r-C;;;;;

as not ej,ucc

Le Prog re

~), that was on shore, wilt
much damaged. Dec. 22.
ie, for New York, on Om.

—The bottom is quite out of *the A
at Durarvon, sod tatre i
We:Cad. D. 10.—Ni
Warn(

,en saved from the J. L.
ra'e, it Is expected that

.rgo will tw saved.

ar. Dec 2.—The wind
V and neighb.uring w

all the wit '.bound vessels
1 to the west, and passed

Athlete (s

hence ai

le to comma

era, figure

with a barque, Dec
Liverpool, Merseyside, England, 1856-12-13

OF THE

tlubifr iillll Omtnts

GEORGE'S II ALL

THE ORGAN PERFORMANCES
Will take place as usual

THIS (SATURDAY

EVENING.

Commence at

Aomission
St. George's Hall, Dec. 12,1856

THE LIVERPOOL F CHORAL
SOCIETY will give their 57;h Public PERFORM-
in the above Hall, on the Evening of Friday, the 2nd of
VARY next, when Han gel's Sublime Oratorio, THE M ES-
I All," will be given, with Grand Organ, Fu I Band, and Chorus of

JANUARY

3CO Performer.

Particulars in

r Arnom (payable in advance)
for each of Four Performances
Courier Office, Castle-street
-- -
THE LIVERPOOL ACADEMY'S ANNUAL
EXHIBITION of the WORKS of MODERN
ART=2,I6 NOW OPEN in the E xhibi tion-rooms, Old Postoffice-
ro!ace. from Ten to Four, and in the Evening from Seven to Te,.

..* Subscribers of One Goin.a pe
are entitled to hree Reserved Ticket
in the year. ?Tames received at the

Brilliantly Mow inaf ed.—Vmlssion, Is. Children under Twelve,
Half-price. Catalogues, 6d. Day and Evening Season Tickets :
Gentlemen, 5s ; Ladies', 3s 6d. Evening Season Tickets, 2s 6d.
JAMES PELHAM, Secretary.

rrHE Celebrated AMERICANS G. W. PELL
I and D. RAYMOND, from the St. James's Theatre,
London; Miss E. BIOWBERY. of Birmingham; Miss LINDSAY,
r.f Belfast; Mr. CH..RL ES MARSH, Improvisatore and Comic
Vocalist; Mr. SIMMON-1 (Violin), Mr. SHAW (Piccolo), Mr.
KEIZER (Piano-forte), Her AiEYI, it (Grand Harmonium), and
Mr. EDWARDc, the Celebrated Welsh Harpist, are the Artistes
at present engaged at EVANS'S (from Covent Garden. London),
Upper Dawson-street, close to Lower Box entrance of the Theatte
Royal. Chops, Steaks, Kidneys, &c., served as in London. AD-
MISSION FREE.—GENTLEMEN ONLY ADMITTED. The
MADRIGALS, GLEES, &c., are withdrawn until after Christmas.
NAYLOR'S VINE HOTEL,
AND CONCERT HALT,,
GREAT CHARLOTTE ST., NEAR THE TOP OF WHITECHAPEL.
GReATER ATTRACTION THAN EVER.
Engagement of the h'ghly talented Operatic Dancers,
MADEMOISELLES E. & A. AMYE,
(From the Theatre Royal, Manchester )
Engagement of
MESSRS. HEY & PICKARD,
The Celebrated Delineators of Yorkshire Life and Character.
Great success of Miss HARROW, the pleasing Vocalist;
Immense success of the old favourite Comic Singer,
MR. TOM BI?,NNETT.
Alto Mr. T)UFFY, ti e " rale broth of a boy."—A laughable Sketch
every evening. ADMISSION FREE.

SATURDAY EVENING CONCERT.
AS S E MBLY ROOMS
GREAT GEORGE STREET.

MISS LACY GASKILL
Has the honour to announce her
FIRST SELECT CONCERT,
OF
VOCAL AND INSTRUMENTAL' MUSIC,
ON
SATURDAY EVENING, DECEMBER 20, 185 G.
ARTISTES :

MISS LACY GASKILL,— MISS WIATT,
:MR. MILLAR, of the Anclent Nobilities' Concerts,
[MR. ARMSTRONG,
MR. BAETENS, the Eminent Classical Violinist, and
. MASTER RADCLIFFE, the Celebrated Flautitt.
PROGRAMME.

PART I.
Glee Miss Wiatt, Mr. Millar, and Mr. Armstrong.
Song " Adelaide" Mr. ...... Beethoven.
Song.... "The Captive Greek Girl".. —Alm L. Gaskill....Hobbs.
Air " Life's dearest hope"__.. Mr. Armstrong S Glover
Solo.. (Violin) " T..e Keel Ito7,"..with Burlesque Variations,
Liverpool, Merseyside, England, 1856-12-13

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CIIAIRMAN—VISCOU, T PANELAGH.
SECRETARY—W. C. URQUHART. Etq.
FOR LIFE ASSURANCES, ANNUITIES, AND
ENDOWMENTS.
LOANS ON PERSONAL OR 93 HER:SECURITY.
Medical Fees paid by the Company.
Active Agents wanted where the Company is not already repre
vented, to whom a liberal remuneration will be allowed.
For all further Information apply at the Liverpool Offices,
India-buildings, Water-street

JOHN ARCHER, Manager.
Medical Referee, Dr. J. Birkbeck Nevins, 25. Oxford-street.

FOREIGN CORRESPONDENCE.—A superior
Lot of FOREIGN POST PAPER, on SALE, at
7s. 6d. per Ream, or Three Reams for 215., Cash, at CHARLES
WILLUER'S Wholesale Paper Warehouse. 19. Routh John-street.
Liverpool, Merseyside, England, 1856-12-13

PANTALOONS
BLACK DOESKIN AND CASSIMERE PANTALOONS, at
BORDERED AND FANCY DOESKIN PANTALOONS.
SATARA AND RIBBED DOESKIN PANTALOONS.
SHEPHERD PLAID AND SCOTCH TWEED PANTALOONS, at... 105 6d
DOUBLE MILLED DOESKIN PANTALOONS.
PILOT CLOTH AND BEAVER PANTALOONS, &c., &c., &c.

12s Od

BOYS'

AND YOUTHS' READY-MADE
A f ASTOUNDING LOW PRICES.

63 AND

L 011D.STREE T

CLOTHING,
Liverpool, Merseyside, England, 1856-12-13

Superior Courts
the damages in an act

This was

had criminal conversation with the
The damages were put in the declara
case was heard on Thursday b
Burchell and a special jury.
the plaintiff, and Mr. Pigot

The Plaintiff' was Rot

iideney, and the deiE
or in the army, hold

Mr. Wats

the brevet rank.of Lient.-Colonel c
1837, the plaintiff who at that tim
Tears of age, was married t)

marriage being solemnized accordin

uglish Church at Guzera

haplains, and

•ms.' In 1839 M

and in
Liverpool, Merseyside, England, 1856-12-13

LEWIS'S
HEREFORD TALMA
for sop.

LEWIS'S
UNIVBRISITY CAPE

for Boys.

LEWIS'S
NORFOLK TALMA

LEWIS'S
DERBY TALMA

for Boys.

for Boys.

LEWIS'S
GRANVILLE TALMA

LEWIS'S
RUTLAND TALMA

for Boys

for Boys.

LEWIS'S LEWIS'S
SACIFILLE TALX4 IBINSTER CAPE

LEWIS'S LEWIS'S LEWIS'S
CARLTON CAPE DUBLIN CAPE MOUNTIOY CAPE
for Boys,

for Boys.

for Boys,

for Boys.

for Boys.

THE ALEXANDER HARMONIUM, AT SEVEN GUINEAS.

THIS INSTRUMENT is made at the lowest possible price to bring it within the reach of all classes
IT IS IN AN OAK CASE, with four octaves; is calculated for private houses and chapels, and is indispensabe
the School-room. 150 Piano-fortes from Five Guineas. 467,00 WORTH OF MUSIC AT HALF PRICE.

T. J. BESWICK,

PIANO.FOBTE AND MUSIC SELLER, 9, BERRY-STREET (TOP OF BOLD-STREET)

P u It E

PALE

H E

R R Y

A VERY DRY AND DELICATE WINE, 365. PER DOZEN
Liverpool, Merseyside, England, 1856-12-13

NOTICE.

Freight by the Mail .iteamers to Halifax and Boston, per ton
and 5 per cent pricnage ; and to New Yorkt, ~£4 per ton and 5
per cent primage.
Freight on Parcelsss. each and upwards,a ccording to size.
PARC RLS for different Consignees, collected and made up in single
packages, adaressed to one party for delivery in America, for the
purpose of evaaing the payment of freight, will, upon examination
in America by the Customs, be charged with the proper freight.
81t,1T131l AND NORTH. AMERICAN ROYAL MAIL
Liverpool, Merseyside, England, 1856-12-13

PER GALLON

Good Gin
Best London Gin
Best Bristol Gin
Jamaics Rum
Best Old Jamaica Rum
Irish Whisky
Campbelton Whisky

D ALES

DopiN.

IN HALF BARRELS

Alloa Table Beer

Drogheda Ale
Fut India Pale Ale

Burton Bitter Ale
EdinburghStrangtron Ale .
Dublin XX
London Brown Stout
Best London Double Stout

6 0.
A 0.
4 6.
S 0
6 0.

3 6
3 6
3 6
2 g
3 0
3 6

Bottles_ must be given in Exchange, or Paid_ for on Delivery

T. F. ASHE,
47, SOUTH CASTLE-STREET,

WHOLESALE BOTTLER FOR EXPORTATION OF

TRUJIAN, HANBURY, BUXTON,AND
'SuoLmONA9D.O2NTRSETEOTUT.
Few Thonsand 'Mien always Ready for Immediate Shipment, at the EXPORT STORES,
i gad 15, ATHERTON.STREET, and l6 CO.'S

ALLSOPP'S, BASS'S, AND OTHER INDIA PALE ALES

t. d.
Best Old Campbelton PER GALLO:Y.
15 0
Best Islay Malt 16 0
Glenlivet, Islay, and Campbelton, I 0 P., very old 19 0
Best Irish Malt, in Sherry Butts l6 0
Cognac Brandy, Pale or Brown, 7 years .............30 0
Schiedam Holland* ..

- s. d.
R. Handers and Co.ls Best Dublin Porter . • • 25 0
0
Truman and Co.'s Best London • • 2gs to 33
0
Allsopp's East India Pale Ale
0
Tetley's East India Pale Ale
25 0
Cairne's Drogheda Ale
Liverpool, Merseyside, England, 1856-12-13

INTEI,VAL OF TEN MINUTES

PART 11.
Trio.." Ti' Prego".. Miss Lacy Gaskill, Miss Wiatt, and Mr.
Millar,.. Curschman.
Irish Melody.. " The Harp that once through Tara's Halls"..
Miss Lacy Gaskill
Rondo .. ... .. Mr. Bacteria .. .... De Beriot.
Sorg " Phillip the Falconer".... Mr. Armstrong...—. Leder.
Ballad " Kathleen Masourneen" Miss Wiatt..... Crouch.
"II mlo Tessaro" Mr. Millar..
Solo (Flute) " Ad Libitum" ..Master Radcliffe.
Song "Elise" Miss I se). G,5ki11.......1. Skeaf, jun.
FisrAaz—Glee—" The Watchman"—Mr. Millar, Miss Wiatt.
and Mr. Armstrong. composed by Geo. Holden.
CONDUCTOR.
Tickets, 2 and is each, to be had of Miss L. Gaskill, 56, 'lll ason-
street, Edge hill ; the Music Warehouses; Mr. W. Ryan., Birken •
head, and at the Doors.
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Liverpool, Merseyside, England, 1856-12-13

PET

i3ttiffications

11, 12, or 13 lines
14, 15, or 16 lines
Every add'nl two lit
All advertisenaei

CHARLES WILLMER, 19, S

THE NORTH WALES CHRONICLE
AND ADVERTISER FOR THE PRINCIPALITY,
FIRST-CLASS FAMILY JOURNAL,
Price, 32d. Unstamped ; 4id. Stamped;
Published in the improving and populous City of Bangor, Catnar-
vonshire, every Friday Evening, in time for the early po ts, and
extensively circulated every eaturday Morning throughout the six
Northern Counties of Anglesey, Carnarvon, filer`
Denbigh, and Flint, in Cardiganehi
England, Ireland, and Sri.,

ieth, Montgomery,

Articles, the
phic Despat
Foreign and

Rooms of I
SPECIAL I
Lists of Visitors
vs ason, and and may be bad of the
Orders. Advertisements, Post-a____,
twice'', should be 6dressed to the Proprleu
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)ITION

and LLANDUDNO. with
Towns during the Summer

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"PRINTED AND PUBLISHED BY
CHARLES WILLMER, 19, SOUTH JOHN-STREET
Liverpool, Merseyside, England, 1856-12-13

Mr. Battens

;11iss Wiatt . Lindley,
"The Carnival of Venice". 4 Master
Radcliffe.
Duet.. " When the Swallows homeward fly".. Mr. Millar and
Miss Lacy Gaskill .... Franz. Abt

........." Jeannie"
(Flute) Fantasia,
Liverpool, Merseyside, England, 1856-12-13

Report by the ship Bella Marks', arrives here from Afauritiiis

Oct. 9—Geneva, from Marseilles to Boston
Oct. 21.. Lord H •rlinge, from Rang, ..
Oct. 23.. George Lam, from Bassein to Falmout
Oct. 25.. S':ylark, from Calcutta to Boston..
Nov. 10.. Duchess of Lancaster, hence..
Nov. 21.. Louis Henry. from Calcutt

o Falmouth

Report by the ahip \%

Nov. 19.. Cypress
N ov. 20.. Champion, hence

. -
Nov. 20.. Emma, hence to Sydney
Nov. 21.. Timour, hence to New 0
Dec. 10.. Caravan, off Holyhead..

Report by the ship Beck Eagle,
Spoke.
.

8.. Montaine (French), from Bat

In lat. Lon
32 S.. 32 E
32 S.. 13 E.
29 5.. 6 E.

1 N.. 26 W

3 N.. 28 W
2 N.. 32 W

rived here from Bon)baY

Io lat Lon,

to nor-

:9 N . 4A W
2 S.. 5 E

Moulmein to Fat_

26 $.. 4 E,

from Batavia to

12 5...i0 W

rom Bourbon to

6 S.ARW,
5 15T..26 W.
Liverpool, Merseyside, England, 1856-07-05

14. ST. ANN'S-SQUARE, MANCHESTER.

FOREIGN CORRESPONDENCE.—A superior
Lot of FOREIGN POST PAPER, on SALE, at
7s. 6d. per Ream, or Three Reams for 218., Cash, at CHARLES
Wu.Latza's Wholesale Paper Wazehouse. ig, south John-street.

SYLVES TER L. SAMUEL;WATCH AND CLOCK
Manufacturer, 2, York-Street, Duke-street, Importer of
American Clocks and Foreign merchandise. Shippers and the
trade supplied wholesale.
Liverpool, Merseyside, England, 1856-07-05

RICHARDSON SPENCE & CO.,
Corn Exchange, Brunswick-street

EMIGRATION TO

AMEiti

BY
We GRINNELL'S "SWALLOW TAIL
OF PACKET-SHIPS.

ASHBURTON ......
AURORA
NEW worthy._
LIVERP
AMERfCAN UNION

for each
their f: ii

,vuble o

13RADISH
BUNTING..
WOOD
KNIGHT ..
KEARNEY
, HUBBARD
asACODUCIE

LINE

....1150 tons July 6.
—.1700 tone July 21.
1600 t0n5.......Aug. 6.
, l5OO tons.. kng. 21.
—.121,0 tons Sept. 6.
.....1500 tons Sept. 21.
1500 t0n5......0ct 6.
,tch t.e . ahov, t'aelLet-ships,

to tht pas4enger,i uring tilt

-parliament

nv remittii

residing at a

adermit of f'l

of tra:naraitting money to

,ftratr,iwht for .61 and up-
ew York. For Cabin, Poop,

Second Cal7:in, and Steerage Passage apply to
BOWMAN, G REcNELL & CO., 6 Regent road, Clarence-
dock, ~iverpoi 1; and 87. South-street. New York.
N.B.—Passengers going by these picket-chips can have their
luzeng •tared tr...., in a warpt.nn, 'attach' d loth. 0-Moe.

NOTICE TO ENIIGRANTS AND OTHERS.
CHARLES HILL & CO.,
EMIGRATION BROKER°,
No. 60, WATERLOO-ROAD, LIVERPOOL,
despatch the following packets punctually :
TILE "BLACK BALL" LINE
FOR NEW YORK,

Ship
ISAAC WEE

Captain.
J. IU. BRYER

burthen. To Sail,
1400 ,ofis, This day,

FIDELI

A. MAccILL,IOOo tons, I.t Aug

COI.IIIIIRIA C. HuTculsisosi 1100 tuns,l6th Aug.
NI,PTUNE F. W. Pnasoor 16' 0 tons, Ist Sept
YORKSHIRE C A. MARSHALL, 1.00 tons, 16th Sept.
JANIES FOSTER, Jun., J. W. PORTER 1500 tons, Ist Oct.
t".REAT WE'iTE RN W. G. onasn 1500 tons, Ist Nov.
ISAAC WRIGHT F. Anstu..
HARVEST QUEEN ....E. You NO. l5OO toils
Liverpool, Merseyside, England, 1856-07-05

TO SAIL IMMEDIATELY, FOR HALIFAX, (N.S.)

The splendid Packet Ship
EAGLE,
g0:W.07%
- • N. CHAMBERS, Commander;
687 tons ; clawed and iron kneed, and well known in the trade.
h aving nearly her entire cargo engaged, and in tout se of shipment,
she will be deep itched abut the I,,th inst.
For terms of freight, &c., a; ply to
J. S. DE WOLF & CO.

ST. JOHN, N. 8., AND LIVERPOOL LINE OF
r • P..CKETS,
• r.. e Appointedto sail from Liver; oof
on the sth and 20th
..:...,i of every Month.
ships. Masters. Tons. Sails:
JOHN BA lITIOUR Marshall 990 6th July.
MIDDLETON Cooper 996 20th July
JOHN DUNGAN ........Kenny 921 sth August
JOHN OtVENS L)oane . 1236 ..2oth August
IMPERIAL Moran.... ....1279 stii Sept.
PE 1 EK MAXWELL Sadler...
These fine ships have been specially selected for this line; are
built of the choicest materials in the province ; are classed A 1 and
coppered, and i heir commanders are men of experience and ability.
Bills of lading, of which two captain's copies are required, will be
signed at the office of the consignees, for the captain, of which
shippers will please take notice. For frekht or passage, for which
these vessels have excellent accommodation, apply, in St. John, to
Messrs. J. tit R. REED; here to the respective Captains on board,
Brunswick Dock Basin; or to
FERNIE. BROTHEBS. & CO. Waltrer-huilcrns. Water-St.

iYiettiterrancan.

A steams w li leave the small Landinz.stage. Thie'Day, Satat day,
at 12 o'clock at noon, with passengers for the EGYPTIAN.
LEVANT SCREW STEAM. SHIPPING COMPANY'S

First-class Steamships
-
GRECIAN,I ATHENIAN,
EGYPTIAN, ARMENIAN,
CIItC Az,SIAN, CRIMEAN,
FOR MALTA, SYItA, SALONICA, CONSTANTI-
NOPLE, AND SMYRNA,
EGYPTIAN,
ROBE,r TAITT, Commander,
Will pail h s Day, SATURDAY, the sth JULY.
For Passage apply to Lewis Potter and Co., Glabv, ,w ; orhere, to
FOWLER & DAGNAI.L
4. Tower-hot Wings,
Liverpool, Merseyside, England, 1856-07-05

AUSTRIA.

In the Cologne Gazette, of the 28th ultimo, we
read the following, in a letter from Vienna, dated.
the 26th ultimo :—" M. de Bourquency, the French
ambassador, was received yesterday by the Emperor-
at a private audience, and handed to his Majesty
an autograph letter from his sovereign. It is
that the communication in question
relates to the intended interview between the two
monarchs." The same letter adds :—" Count Paul
Esterhazy, who is to represent Austria at the
Russian coronation, is making for that ceremony
the most magnificent preparations. In addition
to the crowd of servants and carriages covered with
gold and silver, it is in particular the Prince's own
costume which excites astonishment. It is corn
pletely covered with precious stones, estimated at
seven millions of florins. In the buckle or
ornament in which the plume of his hat is fixed is
a diamond worth 300,000 florins.

SPAN,

The Madrid journals of the 20th ultimo have
resn•hed in due course.

The Gazette publishes a despatch from the
captain-general of Estramadura announcing that,.
after a bullfight at Badajoz on the 21th, some
bands of disorderly persons burned down the
octroi offices at the barriers, but committed no.
other excesses. Twenty members of the band&
were arrested, but though the military were.
kept ready to act it was not found necessary to
employ thorn_

The Novidades announces that at Valladolid seven
other incendiaries have been shot. Both there and
at Palencia arrests were continuing, and the
courts martial were in full activity. The number
of prisoners remaining to be tried at Valladolid was
seventy. At Seville there had been conflicts be-
tween the gipsies and some of the lower chzsses,
and in the course of them two men were killed,
and several were wounded. The provincial depu-
tation of Madrid had presented an address to the
Queen, denouncing the recent insurrections, and

professing its devotedness to the throne. Troops
in the neighbourhood of Madrid had received
orders to approach still closer to the capital ; there
were between 12,000 and 13,000 men in the

province.
The Epoca says that during the last two months
very large purchases of wheat were made by
strangers in La Mancha and La Castile, and
were paid for with ready money: This caused an
advance in pries, and the advance made the people
apprehend a scarcity, though the crops were
everywhere abundant, and though there were large
stores on hand.
In the Cortes, on the 28th, the Minister of Public
Works said that the government did not think it
necessary to bring in a bill for increasing its power
to suppress insurrections, those it possesses being
amply sufficient.
Liverpool, Merseyside, England, 1856-07-05

BANQUET TO SIR COLIN CAMPBELL

On Wednesday night Major-general Sir Colin Campbell
was entertained at a public dinner in the City-hall by the
inhabitants of Glasgow. It was altogether one of the
most brilliant occasions which has taken place in the west.
of Scotland. In all there were about 1,000 persons pre-
sent, including a gay party of ladies, who were accom-
mollated in the gallery. The Lord Provost filled the
chair, supported right and left by Sir Colin Campbell, Sir
Archibald Alison (the historian), Lieutenant-colonel
S, Ming, the Rev. Principal Macfarlan, Sir John Maxwell,
of Pollok ; Sir William Maxwell, of Calderwood, and
many others.

The usual loyal toasts having been given,
The Lord Provost then called for a special bumper to
the health of General Sir Colin Campbell. the youngest
burgess. (Cheers) The toast was drunk with thQ
utmost enthusiasm.

Sir Colin Campbell was received with immense
applause. He said—After an absence from Scotland of
52 years, T am now come back once more to receive the
hithest honour which a large body of my countrymen
are able to pay me. This is the most valuable reward,
besides whit is felt in a man's own conscience, that
it is possible to give ; and, believe me, if I cannot
reply to your kind and enthusiastic reception with the
skill of a practised orator, my thanks come no less
true from my heart, because they are clothed in homely
language. (Cheers.) I have served in all parts of the
world for three-fourths of the period allotted to a man's
life, but my fortune and my name have become principally
known to you from the accident of my being appointed to
command that glorious Highland Brigade. (Cheers.) To
those valliant soldiers I owe the honour and the happiness
of seeing you this day and of being your youngest burgess,
for which honour, and for all your kindness, I beg to
return my thanks.

Sir A. Alison, in an eloquent speech, proposed the toast
" Her Majesty's Allies, the Emperor of the French, and
their Majesties the Sultan and the King of Sardinia."
Sir Cohn Campbell then gave 4. The Lord Provost,
Magistrates, Town Council, and prosperity to the city
of Glasgow." He said :—From my absence in foreign
countries, I have until now never seen the grandeur of
Glasgow. Hearsay only told me of its growth and
magnificence, but the reality surpasses the report. For
the kindness shown to me by the Lord Provost, the
Magistrates, and Town Council I can never be thank-
. _

fur enough. Even in the streets I have seen no face
that did not smile a welcome (cheers) ; and no one
can give from his heart, as I do now, the toast of the
Lord Provost, the Magistrates, the Town Council, and all
prosperity to the city of Glasgow, with greater sincerity.
The toast was received with applause.
Dr. Gillam proposed " Lieutenant Colonel Sterling and
Sir Colin Campbell's Staff ;" to which Colonel Sterling
responded in a spirited speech. The evening was spent with
unsurpassed festivity.
Liverpool, Merseyside, England, 1856-07-05

1000 POSTING BILLS PRINTED FOR 50s.

BY CHARLES WILLMER, GENERAL PRINTER,
NORTHERN TIMES OFFICE, 19. SOUTH JOHN STREET,
LIVERPOOL.

HAIGH and GREGORY are showing all the
New Light Materials for Ladies' Summer wear, in
WATERPROOF CLOTH, TWEED, CONTILS, &c., JACKETS,
and MANTLES.

fin, BOLD STREET

5000 SHOPKEEPERS' HANDBILLS, 16s.
Br CHARLES WILLMER,
GENERAL PRINTER, NORTHERN TIMES OFFICE,
19, SOUTH JOHN STREET, LIVERPOOL.

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XYLOGRAPHS, FROM 3s. 6d. EACH

PHOTOGRAPHIC INSTITUTIONS,

34, CHURCH-STREET,
Liverpool, Merseyside, England, 1856-07-05

DEATH

Onult., at Windermere, aged 23. Ben James Sothern,
E,_'
27th
egiment Duke of Laneaser's Own Rifles, and youngest
son ti 2tliine. sothern, Esq., the Priory, Aigbu.th.
James

(1:7 Births. Marriages, and Deaths, are only inserted when scot to
our Office duiy authenticated.

Printed and Published by CHARLES I,I'II,U:IER, or 1,4 x;? rd
Cstreet, at his Ciermal Printing and Stationery lilstabllshn.ent,ll
South J4hn-stmet,Ll7ornool.
SATURDAY, JULY 5, 1855,
Liverpool, Merseyside, England, 1856-07-05

NAPLES

Intelligence from the Neapolitan States to the
date of the 26th ult. is before us. From it We
learn that his Neapolitan Majesty has defied the
Western Powers, and riding in his saddle runs a
tilt against the political prisoners, by way of
showing his utter disregard of all advice.
The political trials are again postponed to July
4. On the 27th of that month one year will have
elapsed since the prisoners were arrested. Twelve
months of punishment for men presumed by the
law to be as yet innocent! No one dreams, of
course, of their liberation; they are brought out ,
not to be tried, but to be condemned. A disturb-
ance took place in the Borgo Loreto last Monday,
which has created some little talk—a species
of revolution of Amazons in favour of a
favourite priest. Not to enter into details,
Campagna and his myrmidons were com-
pelled to present themselves, but recoiled be-
fore the attack. The military were sent for, but
they were not granted. Finally, a party of sixty
gendarmes came down, but they durst not inter-
fere, so the Amazons held possession the whole
day, and it was not until after nightfall that 18 of
the women and the rector were arrested. There
was nothing political about the emeute, except that
the rector was well known, and was therefore
somewhat obnoxious to the authorities as a. Liberal.
The rector of the College of the Jesuits, Padre de
Rosa, has been removed, for having introduced
bodily flagellation among the pupils as a religious
discipline. He was sent for to Roane. This fact
has given rise to a number of strange reports.
Liverpool, Merseyside, England, 1856-07-05

LIVERPOOL AND THE EAST SCREW STEAM
SHIPS BETWEEN
AVERPOOL, CONSTANTINOPLE, AND SMYRNA,
CALLING AT MALTA AND SYRA,

Tile first-class British Steamers
TGns.
G 2
A. SOFIA l3OO I LACONIA..
ARCADIA llOO MACFDONIA ....
,* BCEOTIA lOOO ORONTES.
...4=ZS, lONIA .1300 TH ESS ALIA 1200
are intended to sail (with or without pilots'; from Nelson Dock.
Liverpool, with gocds and passengers, as follows :
The fine new first class powerful seam-ship
ECEOTIA . . on Saturday, sth Rey.
FOR MALTA, SYRA, CONSTANTINOPLE, AND
SMYRNA.

Thisstearner has very superior accommodation for passengers:—
For freight or passage apply to the agents,
PAPAYAN.NI & MITSSABINI,
Feuwick -chain bers, Fenwick-street. Liverpool.
The LACONIA will succeed the lireotia.
Liverpool, Merseyside, England, 1856-07-05

STEAM COMMUNICATION BETWEEN LIVERPOOL
AND ABERYSTWITH.

Th 2 Splendid and Powerful Paddle-steamer
1 • -•-‘
•. PR U. at- 71, BRUNSWICK,
~35:4012, 30D Tons Purden and 100-Horse Power,
Wi i Sall from Trafalgar Deck, on MONDAY, the 7th inst.,
and every succeeding Monday; and from Aberystwith every
Tnu aSDAY until turther notke.
This Vessel has just been fitted up in tke most elegant and com-
fortable manner for both Cabin and Second Cass Passengers, and
will be fooled a most des'rable conveyance for Goods ant Passengers.
All Cargo must be alongside One Hour before time of Saili, g.
For frei ht and pissage apply to
W. S. WALKER, 62, South Castle-street, Liverpool.

STEAM TO AND FROM LONDDN.
With liberty to call at port or ports in the English Channel.
The Screw Steamer
BUTJAOINGEA
11), Will sail from the Clare ce Dock, Liverpool, on
Wednesday, the gth inst.; and th • screw steamer
ri L!(:'1 E, from Criffin's Wharf, London, on
Wedne,d ty, the gth inst. (unless detained by any unavoidab'e
occurre ce.;—For freights, Re.. appiy to Messrs. Wallis and La
Thangue, 13, (ha ge-ailey, I ondo ; r,r
CRAM, PuIVELL, CO., 35, South John-st., Liverpool.
Liverpool, Merseyside, England, 1856-07-05

MANHAT CAN

T. Dixox

1350 tons,

Passengers are supplied by tt,e Vess.l, without extra charge,
with the &lowing Pkov.sions, ea, h week during the voyage, viz.—
I
3i pounds Bread I i pound Peis 2 ounces Salt
I 1 pound Flour li pounds Beef i ounce Mustard
i pounds Oatmeal 1 p, and Pork i ounce Peiper
Ila ponds Rice I pound Sugar 1 1 gill Vine,ar
2 pour ds Pota,nes I 2 ounces Tea I
and 21 quarts Water, exclusive c f what is necessary for cooking
purposes.
N.B.—Mess Utensils and Bedding to be provided by the Pas-
sengers. - - - _ _ .

For Fares, and to secure Berths, either in the Steerage, Second
Cabin, or Private Rooms for Families, apply, postpaid to and fro, to
CHARLES HILL & CO.
Liverpool, Merseyside, England, 1856-07-05

NOTICE TO PASSENGERS AND SHIPPERS

Th. steamships KANGAROO and CITY OF MANCHESTER
being both now in port, a d v>leased from the Transpyrt Service,
will succ,ed the City of Baltimore as noted below, commend g :he
regular Fortnightly Sailing..of his i.ine.

Cargo is pow bena received for the CITY OF BALTIMORE, at
the east side of the Huski,son Dock.
THE Li v. EttrOOL & I
STEAM-SHIP COMPANY'S

iILADELPHIA

Clyde-built Iron Screw S.eam-ships
BALTIMORE 2367 tons.. Capt. It. Leitch
F WASHINGTON 2160 tons.. Capt. W. Wylie.
OF MANCHE 3' ER 2109 tons.. Capt. P. C. Petrie.
KANGA .1874 tons.. Capt. It. Ewing.
The undernoted or other ye sels are Intenced to sail
FROM LIVERPOOL.
CITY OF BALTIMORE ..
KANGAROO.... ...... . .......
CITY OF MANCHESTER
CI VY OF BALTIMORE;
KANGAROO

746&14
3ITY 0

Wednesday, 16th July
Wednes !ay, 30;h July,
Wednesday, 13th Aug.
Weduesnay, 27'h Aug.
Wednesday, 10th Sept.
FROM PHILADELPHIA.

CITY OF BALTIMORE
Thursday, 26th June.
CITY OF BALTIMORE ......... Thursday, 7th Aug.
IC‘NGATIOO „Thnrsday, 21 t Aug.
CITY OF MANCHFSTER Thu sday, 4th Sept.
CITY BALTIMOItIC ..7 hiusday, 18th Sept.
KANGAROO Thurithy, 2nd Oct.
RAT s tir CABIN ,'ASSAtte. FROM Llt/I,O.I'OUL.
15 rtu'r'ea'• 17 gu:i.e.is, and 21 guiltaa, a Caid rw to the
act rnmo aVon to the state-rooms, all 1 avinr the curie privileges,
In sa oon. '

A limited number of passengers to Philadelph
111 be taken at Eight Guineas,
tired ; and thee-- ---

in satisfy the requires
filled into theircontral
day preceding the fine

gers are herei
nts of the Governmen
11 be in e‘ery

need Surge+)

u:ps ' Patent Flre Ann
s attached to each at

John G. Dal

le, 17, w
n Dublin,

run, nunts are compleffd, and et fficient
e above, or otter steam ,e‘sels, will pro.
to itai.rxmoitE, calling at Norfolk, Virsinia, and otter ports
n the Chesapeake, going or returning.