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The Northern Daily Times.
Liverpool, Merseyside, England, 1853-10-07

re those days,

according fd promises given by•my father,.
of M. de Florae, - gotnetimes I have heard of your c..
One of my parents, M. de F,, who took service in the
lish India, has entertained ice* of you ; he informed me haw
yet a young man you won lan-reat Argom and Bhartpoitr ;
how you escaped to death at Laswari. I have followed them,
sir; oti the map. I have taken part in your victories and
tmf be*lory, Ali lam not so cold, but my heart has trem.
bled for tour dangers; not so aged, but I remember th,
young man who learned from the pupil of Frederic the firs
rudiments of war. Your great heart, your love of truti
yadricouraße were your own. None had to -teach you tho
* which a good God had endowed you
father is dead eti:L. He. +
see France before to
" I have read in the taglish journals not only that rot
are manned, but that you hare- a son. Permit me to send
to your wife, to your child, these accompanying tokens of an
obi friendship. I have seen that Mistrets Newcome was wi-
dow; And am not sorry of it. My friend, I hope there wa
riot that difference of age between your wife ar
hate known in other unions. I pray the go'
I hold VOTI always in my memory

I becanie thelvift

cte many years

wis permitted to

past.cOmes back to m(
a soft-voice, and brown eyes
smiling plains of Blackheath,
ber door as my father talks to you in our liia
studies. trod: from my window, and see you depart.
" My sons are men : one follows the profession, of
ari
one has embraced the ecclesiastical ,
nfstate ; my daughter
herself a-mother. I -remember this, was your birthday
tor 11

I see a noble young man,
I see the Thames,

id the

I listen and pray at my eham-
cabinet of

have made myself a lit
many years of absence,

lit aLt .
)11 FLORA(' (Yee L. de 1

mi

•
MANCHESTER FREE GRAMMAR SC11(

sevent

- .
cated at the Free Grammar aenooi, ..manenester,
Wednesday evening, at the Palatine Hotel,
Ilan
The stewards were, the Rev. James Felliott, M.A.,
house, and Robert S. Sowler,'Esq., barrister-at-14w.

Austrian envir(

my of these est

which form the imperial dominior

The condition (

is; the condition

the increase of
Liverpool, Merseyside, England, 1853-10-07

,
Tli mnas every day

trinother and him s
One day Si

great quarre

- black man to 11

visaged butler anu
(pent, but he kicks the c.
the head of the other.
call him step-moths "Cat,

Methodist

he solem;

father, who

ri 3 ten

objectionai
He next runs-away'from I
him song hundreds of mites (rio sligh
those days), and aftei• well; aiThejs

t.reconciliation (so like what foolish ail

le in

raily d.) : nor even when-he gets him home, one(
dludes to his -wayward conduct

ever, comes over him for the better !

Newcome never r

absence after his return, but was:quit6 gc
with him, and that night read the parr

allu~io

Son iu-a-i'cry low- and iiitiet voice. This hoWever Was of
temporary truce. War very soon broke out again bctwc
the impetuous lad and his rigid domineering motlier-in-la
It was not that he was very bad, or she perhaps more stc
than other ham', but the two could not agree. • The b
sulked and Was miserable at home.: Ile" fell to drink;

with th

rooms in th

Stables

„ .
races, and was discovered of

Iltfulliebrew cony(

Mrs. I'ewc

state carriage, wits

ds: male

•
and accompanied by all
John, the black man, was bidden to descend from
rive and bring him to Mr. Newcombe, He came;
was thick with chink. He laughed wildly : he
tizht at which lie had been present : it was not pol

siieh a castaway as thigslimpacontie
little cherubs were growing up 11.

fommy had a great .desire to try

45rinc's history, containing th

Clive .and Lawrence,. having .in

hero with notions of grcatn

aciuu,slY!)

civil appointment there, he at once scouts thi
and Will not accept aughtunder a uniform. A (
cadetship at length. is procured-and . his

rS ified

him for Military glory,
placed -with a milithi

young men for the army
Blackheath, on the Woolwich
Chevalier de Blois, from Whom MaSter
prefers taking _French: lessons. His 'misfortunes
again commence here; for,. instead •of
himself for his military apia
love with the French refugee
dPavoni's to keep his passion a

the old aristocrat feels

repliesto the Clapham

-ti•p:s that Torn should "

y a Papi

comes of race not accustorned to

persons of your On

man whose ancestors
Mr. Newcome'S were blau,—
moiselle is at length compelled
bean, M. de Florae; After Tseverai years, .
Leonore had attained to a position of celebrity
France, her husband having rega;- 's for-
rank, she writes to Thomas, now a da
in India., the following elcgar
-cor tenderness of sentimen

xere dukes and peel

Didier

"Rue St. Do

"Long separated train the cl
)f my youth, I carried from

14r alw.ays a lively

nt. inimitable epi

.t not. to b(

me in a tiMition very different from ti
you. I have be:7-

band has recovered

carpal."

Revolution for
Liverpool, Merseyside, England, 1853-10-07

CASITALITIES,

The Little Bray of Derby-haven; for Swansea, was abandoned
yesterday morning in a sinking state, Crew saved by the
Montezuma which put back to this Port yesterday, in getting
out her Boat to rescue the Crew, it swamped along, the Car-
penter was injured, her main
.yard was snapped by the rolling
of the Sea.

The Witch of the Wave has put back with loss of figure
Liverpool, Merseyside, England, 1853-10-07

returning to its

legitimate sovereign, received out
accompanied his august house into
prettied his Majesty, more happy than many of
panions.lining farther resistance to be useless ' • dazzled,
perhaps, by the - brilliancy of that genius which restored
order, submitted Europe, and governed France—M. de
Flora; in the first days, was reconciled to the compteror of
Marengo and Austerlitz, and held a nosition in his Imperial
Court, This, submission, at- first
has subsequently been pardoned to
felingS during ehe Hundred Days I,
hesion to hint .Who tvas Emperor.
old man. He was of the disastrous campaign of
as one of the chamberlains of Napoleon. Withdrawn
from the world he gives his time to his feeble health—to his
family—to heaven.
e 1 I hoc not forgotten a time bef

lore the nobility which
exile. We, however,

rttributed to infidelity,

is to pardon

llfv husband is n

Per Sheridan, fr

Per Calhoun

Derby I

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copper in April, of th

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SITUATIONS
Liverpool, Merseyside, England, 1853-10-07

1J-5.°1
-,ENO, at the solicitation of his friends,
, !Ind Mr. Copeland having kindly placed the
'al his disposal, will take a FARE:WELL RENE-
oveasioreious to his finally leaving Liverpool, on which
tiaua~b
'i) he trusts past efforts will ensure him a con.
kill‘Nc of his former patronage.
gr„ —o entice will be given of the night; also a Pr0,,0121c
,,0121c of the entertainments.
Tavern, October

01-A`,.RA.....NIZING IRON WORKS, 13, Nen
Cah„,,TlaY• All kinds of Iron Work Galvanized promptly.
s"112€11 Sheet Iron, &c.
Liverpool, Merseyside, England, 1853-10-07

LIFE POLICY STAMPS

ru HE DIRECTORS of the CITY Of GLASGOW
LIFE ASSURANCE and REVERSIONARY
COMPANY, availing themselves of the reduction of duties
on Policy Stamps by the recent act of Parliament, have re-
solved that the public shall, in addition to the benefit of that
reduction, be RELIEVED from the PAYMENT of
ROLICY STAMPS altogether, from and after the 10th of
October instant. There will thus be no charge whatever
made for stamps, either on issuing policies or on payment
of premiums.

PRIVILEGE TINDER INCOME TAX ACT.—A party
assuring either his own life or that of his wife, or purchasing
an Annuity from this Company, is entitled to deduct the
premiums paid for such assurance or annuity from the
amount of his income, in making the usual return under the
new Income Tax Act. This concession on the part of go-
vernment in favour of policy holders will be a further induce-
ment to parties to provide, by means of life assurance, for
their families and others dependent on them.
ANNUAL BONUS.—By the Annual Bonus system, ori-
ginated by this Company, the assured participate in the
Profits every year, either by addition to the sum assured or
payment of the value thereof in cash.

Copies of the Company's Pamphlet, containing tables of
premiums, forms of proposal, and every information may be
had on application at the

HEADOmen-40, St. Vincent-place, Glasgow.
OFFICE IN EDINBURGH —l9, St. Andrew-square;
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Established 1838—Constituted by Act of Parliament-1842
Capital £600,000. • •
By order of the Board,
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Agent for Liverpool
THOMAS BANKIER, 1, Rumford-place.
Liverpool, Merseyside, England, 1853-12-03

FREEHOLD HOUSE PROPERTY

In Liverpool and its vicinity, in lots from £lOO to nO,OOO,
which will yield remunerative interest to the purchaser, and
also intimates that the
PROPERTY CIRCULAR,
Giving a description of the various lots of property, the rent
they produce, and the prices of each lot, is now ready, and
may be had gratis, by applying at the office, 19, Clayton-
square, Liverpool, where plans of the property and every
information will be given. The Circular also contains a
number of Suburban Villas and Country Cottages for Sale
and to be Let.
Persons living at a distance may have the Property
Circular forwarded to them by enclosing four postage
stamps, with their address.
Liverpool, Merseyside, England, 1853-12-03

Pubiitation4.

•••
Just published, in a neat crown octavo volume, cloth,
lettered, Price, ss.
LETTERS on the COMMERCE of LIVER-
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earthenware, iron, copper, lead, sugar, tea and coffee, wine,
and spirits, tobacco, hides and leather, oils and tallow,
hemp and flax, dyewoods, drysalteries, wool and wool
lens, rice, spices and seeds, dried fruits, provisions, mine-
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POOLE, Esq.
Published by Thomas Baines, Liverpool Times-office, 12,
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TRAINERS, at W. H. PEAK E'S Manufactory, 100, Dale
Street, Liverpool.

AYOUNG MAN of active Business Habits, is
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Business. Address D., NORTHERN DAILY TIMES OFFICE.

THE MOSS HALL COAL COMPANY can now supply
their Best STEAM COAL at the GARSTON Deux.
For terms, apply to
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COALS.—BEST HOUSE COALS
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Discount INTE PER CENT. for READY MONEY.
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'MARINE HOTEL, NEW BRIGHTON.-li.
1 WATSON, late of Manchester, begs to inform his
Friends that he has taken the above Hotel, formerly
occupied by Mr. John Stokes, and that the OPENING
DINNER will take place on Monday, the 6th December
next. Tickets 10s. 6d., including Wine. Dinner on the
able on 2 o'clock, p.m.
New Brighton, 28th Nov., 1853.

RICHARD J. NODDER
HATTER AND CAP MAKER,
Begs to inform the Nobility and Gentry of Liverpool and
its Environs, that his
NEW AND FASHIONABLE

LADIES' BONNETS, IN
,WHITE BEAVER AND
FELT, PARISIAN MATERIALS, &c.,
YOUTHS' AND CHILDREN'S FANCY HATS,
VELVET CAPS, PARISIAN HATS, &c.,
ARE NOW READY FOR INSPECTION.
ALTERATIONS, &c., IN THE NEWEST STYLES,
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CITY OF GLASGOW
CITY OF MANCHESTER
CITY OF GLASGOW

From PHILADELPHIA : 1853.
CITY OF MANCHESTER ... SATURDAY .. sth Nov.
CITY OF GLASGOW
CITY OF MANCHESTER. ..SATURDAY7thJan.,IBS4,

RATES OF PASSAGE FROM LIVERPOOL.
Cabin, in Two-berth State-rooms, Twenty-one guineas each berth
„ Three-berth „ Seventeen 7, 9 9
„ Forward 10 Fifteen ~ VII
Including Provisions and Steward's Fee.
All having the same privileges, and Messing together.
A limited number of Passengers will b taken at Eight
Guineas, including as lunch Provisions as required ; and these
Passengers are hereby informed, that in order to satisfy the
requirements of the Government Officers, the date filled into
their contract tickets will be in every case the date of the day
preceding the fixed day of sailing.

These Steamers carry " Phillip's Patent Fire Annihilators,
Au experienced Surgeon is attached to each Steamer.

Dogs at L 3. each

Freight £4. per Ton, and Unmanufactured Goods, &c., will
be taken subject to agreement, payable here or in Philadelphia,
at $4 80c. per Pound sterling.
Apply, in Belfast, to RICHARDSON, BROTHERS and
Co. ; in Dublin, to CORNELIUS CARLETON ; in London, to
EDWARDS, SANDFORD, and Co., for Passengers, and Picic-
FORD and Co., for Goods • in Paris, to FRED. REDFERN, 8,
Rue de la Paix ; in Havre, to W. DAVIDSON; in Man-
chester, to GEO. STONIER ; and, in Liverpool, to

RICHARDSON BROTHERS and Co.,
12 and 13, Tower-buildings,

N.B.—When the arrangements are completed, and suffi-
cient Goods offer, one of the above, or other Steam-vessels,
will proceed to BALTIMORE,_ calling at NORFOLK,
Virginia, or other ports on the Chesapeake, going or return-
ing.

einittii §gattO.

"WASHINGTON" LINE OF PACKETS.

I PW
LIVERPOOL to NEW YORK.

The well known American Packet-ships.
Tons.
NIAGARA, J. S. BENNETT ... ... 787 12th Dec.
WM. RATHBONE, JABEZ PRArr ... 1101 Now in Port.
WASHINGTON, J. D. PHILLIPS ... 1791
DAVY CROCKET(new),J.W.SpExcmISOO
SILAS GREENMAN, S. C. MAGNA.. 895 To follow.
ROCHAMBEAU, H. STACKPOLE ... 1047
PRINCETON, W. H. RUSSELL ... 1360
SHANNON, JOSEPH THOMPSON ... 922
E. C. SCRANTON, F. W. SPENCER. 1412
These Ships are all first-class ; coppered and copper-
fastened ; are owned in New. York; and commanded by
men of character and experience.
Goods for these Ships will be received up to the day pre-
vious to that advertised for sailing, and will be delivered in
New York with promptness.
For Terms of Freight apply to
RATHBONE BROTHERS & CO.

The Rate of Freight to Boston and New York is now Six Pounds per
Ton Measurement.
Until further notice, CARGO for these STEAMERS will be received
on and after Nine o'clock, Morning, of SATURDAYS PREVIOUS TO
SAILING, instead of on Mondays, as heretofore.

rtw NOTICE TO SHIPPERS.
To BOSTON and HALIFAX.

Twenty-five Po'and*
Fifteen Pounds.

Chief Cabin Passage ..
Second Cabin Passage .. .. .. ..
Rate of Freight,
SIX POUNDS PEE TON MEASUREMENT.
Liverpool, Merseyside, England, 1853-12-03

To NEW YORK.

Chief Cabin Passage . •
Second Cabin Passage ..

.. Thirty Pounds,
.. Twenty Pounds
Rate of Freight,

SIX POUNDS PER TON MEASUREMENT.

Freight on Parcels— ss. each, and upwards, according to size.
arcels for different Consignees, collected and made up in single
Packages, addressed to one party for delivery ix America, for the
purpose of evading payment of Freight, will, upon examination in
America by the Customs, be charged with the proper Freight.

6RITISH AND NORTH AMERICAN ROYAL MAIL
STEAM SHIPS,
APPOINTED BY THE ADMIRALTY
*-111• TO SAIL BETWEEN
LIVERPOOL AND NEW YORK
DIRECT,
-74 - AND BETWEEN

LIVERPOOL AND BOSTON,
The BOSTON Ships only CALLING at HALIFAX, to land and re-
ceive Passengers and her Majesty's Mails.
Captain. Captain.
ARABIA .. C. H. E. Judkins. I AFRICA .. Wm. Harrison.
PERSIA . Alex. Ryrie. AMERICA .. W. J. C. Lang.
ASIA Edwd. G. Lott. I NIAGARA .. John Leitch.
)ANADA .. James Stone. EUROPA .. Neil Shannon.
CAMBRIA .. .. Captain W. Douglas.
The under-noted or other Vessels are appointed to Sail

From LIVERPOOL : 1853.
ASIA .. For New York .. This Day, the 3rd Dec.
AMERICA.. .. For Boston .. Saturday, the 10. h Dec.
AFRICA .. For New York .. Saturday, the 17th Dec.
CANADA .. .. For Boston. .. Saturday, the 24th Dec.
EUROPA .. .. For New York .. Saturday, the 31st Dec.
1854.
Saturday, the 7th Jan.

For Boston .. .
Liverpool, Merseyside, England, 1853-12-03

JUST PUBLISHED,
THE DECEMBER NUMBER OF

WILLMER'S RAILWAY & STEAM BOAT
GUIDE, Price 2d. It is Published on the First of
each Month, at the Office, 19, SOUTH JOHN-STREET, LIVER-
POOL. It contains the hours of all Trains, Steam Boats, and
other conveyances leaving or arriving in Liverpool.
Sold by all Booksellers.

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publication, but as a guarantee of his good faith.
We cannot undertake to return rejected communications.
All communications, Books for Review, etc., to be for-
warded to the Editor must be addressed to the Publisher,
CHA.RLES WILLMER, and those from London may be sent
to the care of Messrs. Simpkin, Marshall, and Co.

THEATRE ROYAL.
LAST NIGHT OF THE ENGAGEMENT OF
MISSHELENFATJCIT
_ _ /..

Tins EVENING, THE STRANGER. Mrs. Haller, Miss
Helen Faucit. To conclude with THE LOTTERY
TICKET.

Dress Boxes, 4s. ; Upper Boxes, 3s. ; Pit, 2s. ; Gallery,
Is. Box Office open daily from Ten till Three, for securing
places, under the direction of Mr. Shuttleworth. Doors
open at half-past six. Performances commence at seven.
Children in arms not admitted.
Liverpool, Merseyside, England, 1853-12-03

AIDING VESSELS IN DISTIESS.-THE LIVER-
POOL UNDERIV2ITERS.

We have great pleasure in placing before our
readers the subjoined communications. The one
affords pregnant evidence of the anxiety always
felt by those in official positions with respect to
whatever tends to the safety of our mercantile
marine : the other evinces the alacrity with which
those Who should reward all generous exertions in
favour of our ships and mariners in distress, are
prepared to do honour to the humanity of the
British sailor:—

(COPY.)
Liverpool, 28th November, 1853.
Underwriters' Rooms.

H. C. CHAPMAN, ESQ., &C., &C.,

Dear Sir,—Your letter of the 17th, bringing under the
notice of the committee of the Liverpool Shipwreck and
Humane Society, the very praise-worthy conduct, both of
Captain Drummond, of the " Continent," and Captain
Wilson of the " Philanthropist," on the occasion of the
latter falling in with the former when in great distress, was
duly laid before the committee at their monthly meeting
on Saturday, and in reply, I have the pleasure to inform
you, that they unanimously voted Captain Wilson a silver
medal of the first class, which I have communicated to
Captain Drummond, and also their high appreciation of the
services of the latter gentleman.—l remain, dear sir, your
most obedient servant,
Signed, THOMAS COURT, Secretary.
(copy.)
Liverpool, 28th November, 1853.
Underwriters' Rooms.
CAPTAIN DRUMMOND, ship " Continent. "

Sir,—Mr. Chapman, the receiver of Droits, having
brought under the notice of the Liverpool Shipwreck and
Humane Society, the very praiseworthy and noble conduct
of Cffstain. Wilson, of the " Philanthropist, " on the
occasion of falling in with your ship, the " Continent," in
a very leaky state, by which you were enabled to retain
your crew on board, and eventually to bring the Continent
safely into port, the committee have unanimously voted
Captain Wilson a silver medal of the first-class, in testi-
mony of their approbation; and have further directed me to
convey to you their high appreciation of the firmness, skill,
and perseverance displayed by you under the very trying
circumstances which resulted, in the security of the ship.
—I remain, sir, your most obedient servant,
(Signed) THOMAS COORT, Secretary.
Liverpool, Merseyside, England, 1853-12-03

W. S. Hamilton, Bennett, at Camaroons.

Mermaid, M`Millan, from Liverpool at Brass.
Lotty Sleigh, Appleby, from Liverpool at
Brass.

William Russell, from Bahia, leaky, would
probably have to discharge, bound to Bremen,
at Pernambuco.

Mayflower, Sydney, N.S.W., for London, at
Pernambuco.

Pedlar. Brown, from Liverpool at Vera Cruz,
and loading for Liverpool.
Edward Bilton, Gibson, from Liverpool at
Odessa.

Corohand, Porsonier, from Liverpool at
(Santander.

The Edward Johnstone, for Mobile, has put
back, with bows damaged, having been in con-
tact with a ship, believed to be the Wansfell,
from Bombay, Nov 30, off Bardsey, in a thick
fog.
The Wansfell reports that she was in collision
at the time and place specified, with an Amer-
ican ship, outward bound, and not with the
Edward Johnstone. The Wansfell, lost bul-
warks, cathead, anchor, and 45 fathoms of
chain.

Diana, for Africa, has put back with jaws M
main boom gone.

An unsuccessful attempt was made yesterday
to get off the " Lucy," hence to Mobile, off
the Strand, near Jurby Point, Isle of Man;
another attempt will be made to-day.

The Recovery, from Shediac and Mearns, for
Quebec, both of which arrived yesterday, were
in contact early this morning in the river, the
former was seriously damaged on the larboard
bow, and slipt one anchor and 70 fathom of
chain, to save tide into dock ; the latter lost
both anchors.

The Emily, from Liverpool, struck on the
Bar of Rio tient° on entering, arrived in the
river leaky, and subsequently filled, was aban-
doned by the crew, and drifted on the east
point, where the natives plundered her.
A Brig, water-logged and abandoned, sup-
posed to belong to Naryport, was passed in
ilat 49 n, lon 16 w, by the Recovery, arrived
there from Shediac.

The Genevieve, Cooper, from Pernambuco to
Liverpool, sailed Nov 1, next day saw the
Great Western, (n.st.s) sailed from South-
' ampton.
The Barkiiill, sailed Oct 26, for Liverpool.
Liverpool, Merseyside, England, 1853-12-03

NORTHERN

DUNKIRK.
Celebrity, 113, Parker, Marwood and Co or
Allan and Co, Nov 29 ..
GEELONG.

..-

Esk, Peters, Brocklebank or Imrie Oct 26 P
4oscarne, J Jones, J Baines and Co, Oct 2g Cg
Mazeppa, 241, Newlands, J Baines & Co,
Nov 10 Sal
Currency, 374, Prodow, Cowie, Scott &

Co, Nov 16 -
Black Eyed Susan, 157, Kesy, M'Tear Son
and Co, Nov 25 ..
GEELONG AND ODESSA.

lEblana, 152, Frazer, JBrabner, Sept 7 ..

GENOA.
Vertunno, Gambardillo, J G White and
Schroeder, Nov 9 .. .. Q
Juno. 300, Grongvish, Preston & Watson, Q
GENOA, LEGHORN, MESSINA, AND

GIBRALTAR.
Tiber, (s), 626, Brooking, J Bibby Sons &
Co, Nov 17

GHENT.
Gaston, 150, Vanderhyde, D E Gauwin &
Co, Nov 28 ..
GIBRALTAR.

Crescent, 147, Williams, Cotesworth & Co
or Coghill, Nov 24 •
Redbreast, 100, Williamson, T & J Harri-

son, Nov 28 G
GIBRALTAR, GENOA, LiGHORN;ANDI

, .
NAPLES.
Calpe, (g), 470, Wakeham, Vianna Jones
and Co, Nov 23 .
..
GRAND CANARY. _
__

Ann Powell, 104, Madwick, Cram Powell
and Co, Nov 29 Cg

HAMBRO'.

William, Moritz, Bahr & Co, Nov 3 B
HAMPTON ROADS.

Henry Nesmith, 677, Butler, S & W Pearce,
Nov 21 .. V
HAVANNAH.

Joven Pepito, ISO, Vilavasso, F de Oleaga
and Co, Nov 9 .. .. .. P
Nuevo Leon, 154, de Urrutia, It Sheil &
Coor or J T Nickels, Oct 29 .. G
Secundina, de Albizurc, 231, Pardridge and
Co. Oct 22 . G
L'lndustrie, 380, Jansen, J Meek or Nickols
and Co, Nov 17.. .. .. Q
Enterprise, 650, Herdmann, C Pothonier
or Oleaga, Nov 30
___ .. .. Bin
Liverpool, Merseyside, England, 1853-12-03

MEDICAL ADVICE.

DR. LEWIS, Author of several Medical Works,
may be consulted for the speedy and effectual cure
of Nervous Debility, Depression of Spirits, Indigestion,
Illusions of the Mind, Scorbutic, Skin, and other diseases,
&c., &c. Attendance from ten till two, and from four
to nine. Sundays till two. Address 44, Nelson-street,
Great George's-square. Private entrance to surgery, 1,
Bailey-street.

GUSTAVUS HAMILTON, Solicitor and Irish
Law Agent (Firm G. Hamilton & Sons,) 30, South
Frederick-street, Dublin, and 47, Chancery-lane, London,
Master Extraordinary of her Majesty's -High Court of
Chancery in England, for taking Answers, Affidavits, Proofs
in Bankruptcy, and depositions of Witnesses in Ireland, and
Commissioner for taking Affidavits in Ireland out of Her
Majesty's Court of Queen's Bench, Common Pleas, and Ex-
chequer in England, also Master Extraordinary of the County
Palatine and Duchy Courts of Lancaster ; Agent to the
Monarch Fire and Life Assurance Company of London. and
Local Solicitor to the United Guarantee and Life Assurance
Company of London.

T UMP BUTTER.—There is a House in Town
I/ which gives all its attention to this one article, of
which they sell weekly about Five Tons, principally to
Shopkeepers. Present prices :-9d.., 91d., 94d., 9i d., 10d.,
101 d., 104 d., 1 old. per lb., and choice of twenty packages.
Retailers of Butter should see that this is the proper plaeo
to get supplied. EDWARD KELLY and CO.,
Butter Warehouse, No. 1, Upper Dawson-street, Liverpool.
Empty Packages given gratis to country .customers,
Liverpool, Merseyside, England, 1853-12-03

TO CAPITALISTS, BUILDERS, &c

TO BE SOLD BY PRIVATE TREATY,
125,000 Yards of LAND, near Cabbage-hall.
100,000 DITTO, near Roby Station.
100,000 DITTO, in Everton.
100,000 DITTO, at Bootle and Waterloo.
70,000 DITTO, near Walton.
60,000 DITTO, near Prince's-park.
50,000 DITTO, at Woolton.
100,000 DITTO, at Holt-hill, Cheshire.
The above will be Sold in Lots to suit purchasers, and
some would be exchanged for good Property in Town. Also,
several splendid COUNTRY MANSIONS on SALE, near
the Town.
To be LET, a splendid MANSION, with about Twenty
Acres of LAND, near New Brighton ; a commodious
FAMILY RESIDENCE, at grernont : a similar one, at
Seaforth ; one Ditto, in Deane-street, Edge-lane ; and one
at Huyton. Also, a very few eligible OFFICES, near the
Exchange.
Plans and particulars may be had on application to Win.
WILLIAMS, Commercial-hall, 3, Hackin's-hey, and 47,
Ranelagh-street, Liverpool.

INVESTMENTS FOR CAPITAL.-- -
TO PURCHASERS OF HOUSE PROPERTY AND
MEMBERS OF BUILDING SOCIETIES.
JOHN WHITE respectfully informs the public
that he has constantly ON SALE some of the mos'
valuable
Liverpool, Merseyside, England, 1853-12-03

ROYAL AMPHITHEATRE

Sole Lessee Mr. IV. R. Copeland, 15, Great Charlotte-street.
PABLO FANQUE
Will open the above Amphitheatre on MONDAY next, De-
cember sth, with one of the largest Companies of EQUES-
TRIANS now travelling—composed of all Nations—Europe,
Asia, Africa, and America! among which will be found the
greatest wonder in the Equestrian Art, General Tom Thumb !
" the Rider of Lilliput!" pronounced by the London Press
to be the marvel of the age. Also the celebrated Scenic Act
Rider, Mr. J. Clarke, from Aetley's Royal Amphitheatre ;
and the renowned Henry Brown, the Eclipse of all Clowns.
Doors open at a quarter to seven 'o'clock, and the Per-
formance to commence at half-past seven.
Prices of Admission—Dress Circle, 35.; Side Boxes, 2s. 6d.;
Pit, ls. 6d. ; Stalls, ls. 6d. ; Gallery, 6d.
Second Price—Dress Circle, 2s. ; Side Boxes, ls. 6d. ;
Pit; Is. ; no second price to Gallery or Stalls.
Second Price taken at nine o'clock to the Dress Circle,
Side Boxes, and Pit only.

ROYAL ADELPHI THEATRE,
Christian Street, Islington.
THIS EVENING, HENRY 11. ; or, the FALL OF FAIR
ROSAMOND ; the BURNING SHIP; and. CHIN-CHIJ
ALI; or, the MAGIC BRACELET.
On MowDAY, THE OUTCAST OF LAUSANNE; in
which Mr. J. CounTNEy, the popular author from the
Princess', Surrey, and Olympic Theatres, will appear. And
THE FOREST OF BONDY ; in which Mr. Abel and his
Wonderful Dogs will appear.

ROYAL PARK THEATRE,
Parliament Street, near St. James's Market.
MR. GEORGE WALTON AND MISS MARRIOT,
EVERY EVENING.
Turs EVENING, the performances will commence with the
highly popular drama, in three Acts, entitled BELPHEGOR,
the MOUNTEBANK. Madeline, Miss Marriot; Belphe-
gor, Mr. Geo. Walton; Fanforanade,Mr. Appleby. To con-
clude with the VOW OF VENGEANCE ; or THE BRI-
GAND'S DAUGHTER. Lauratta (the Brigand's Daugh-
ter)O Miss Marriot.
n MONDAY EVENING, the performances will commence
with Shakspere's Tragedy of HAMLET. Hamlet, Prince
of Denmark, Mr. Geo. -Walton ; Ophelia, Miss Marriot.
To conclude with the CONVICT'S CHILD.
Doors open at half-past six, commence at seven. Admis-
sion, Private Boxes, 2s. ; Boxes, ls. ; Pit, 6d. ; Gallery, 3d.

ROYAL PARK THEATRE,
Parliament Street.

On WEDNESDAY EVENING: Dec. 7th, for the BENEFIT
of Mr. APPLEBY, the TWO LOVERS of WALLASEY ;
or, THE MURDER OF BIDSTON COMMON. The new
Drama of LIFE IN AUSTRALIA. To conclude with
THE SLAVE HUNT. Topsy (with new song and dance)
Mrs Appleby ; Cassy, Miss Marriot ; Dinah, Mr. Appleby ;
St. Clair, Mr. J. F. Donald.
Liverpool, Merseyside, England, 1853-12-03

A:na 550 Worsten, Vg. Browne and Co. .. o
Alarm, 895, Salters, W Sinclair ..
Annapolis, Graham .. ••
Beloochie, 967, Miller, Sinclair & Co
Briton, 36, Evans, .. ..
Celma, 922, Bissett, Horsfall & Son .. n
C. Jerome, 1150, Cone, Jacot Taylor & Co.. e
Compromise, 851, Zeraga, A Dennistoun.. N
Conservative, 62, Hughes .. . 0
Endeavour, 50, Hughes .. .. 0
Ellen, 893, Margery, 8 ernie Brs.. .. 0
Eliza Frances, 62, Frances, J T Day .. 0
Euroelydon, 1600, Bennett, Focke &Co .. 0
Eva, 34, Morris .. .. .. 0,
Excelsior. 1163, Hadley, C Grimshaw .. s
Fanny, 950, ——, Stewart & Douglas .. 0
' Fanny Gainey, 745, Moodey, Chaloner &

Fleming ..
Forest Queen 837 Newton, E Oliver
Goliah, 988, Slater, R & G Benn
Harriet Augusta, 'Trott, J 111`Henry .. 0
J J Hawthorn, 398, Brown, Lamport & Holt 3
John Howell, Johnstone, Douglas &Co .. 0
Laurel, ;79, Graham, J Robinson .. li
Mars, 53, M'Cluke 0
Matador, 275, Christian, Focke & Boult 0
Menapia 0
Mermaid, 1221, Robinson, J M`Henry .. 0
Minos, 248, Briand, 1/ E Gauwin ..
Nashwank 726 M`Dean, D Cannon & Son w
Olympus, 700, Wilson, Pilkington & Wilson 0
Petrel, 52; Corkhill, J E Christian 0
Pomona.B4s White, Stewart and Douglas E
Queen Victoria, 711, Chase, Mead King & Co 0
Bed Breast, 111, Williamson, T & J Harrison 0
Tempest, 861, Patten, J Brown or Harrison
Vanguard, Norton; C Grimshaw.. 0
Wasp, 1280, Kecham, Gibbs Bright It Co.. o
William Stetson, Henderson .. .. 0
Liverpool, Merseyside, England, 1853-12-03

CHRISTIANS IN THE TURKISH ARMY.

A letter in the Journal des Debats, speaking of
the composition-of the Turkish army, says :—"You
are doubtless aware that among the irregular corps
of the Ottoman army there are already a certain
number of Christians ; they are said to amount to
seven or eight thousand, mostly Catholics of Bos-
nia or Albania, It is now in contemplation to form
regular corps of Christians. The government will
commence by a regiment of Cossacks, Christians
of the Greek Church, who emigrated in the time of
the Greater Catherine, and to whom the Turkish
government gave land in Dobrodia, on the right
bank of the Danube. A regiment of 900 horsemen
is to be raised, which will be commanded by Sadyk
Pacha, a Pole by birth, and who, after having made
the campaign of Poland, in 1830, came and demand-
ed an asylum in France; and when the republic with-
drew from him the passport which secured to him
protection, he went to Turkey. M. Chaikowsky
there became Sadyk Effendi, and has only recently
been raised to the rank of Pacha. He is one of the
most determined enemies of the Russian govern-
ment, and his well-known sentiments have caused
him to be on two occasions personally named in
the dispatches from St. Petersburgh to the Divan.
This regiment will be formed at Constantinople ;
and to prove that Mussulmans can live on good
terms with Christians, these Cossacks, during the
time necessary for their instruction, will be quar-
tered in a barrack partly occupied by a regiment of
Turkish cavalry. The new note proposed by
France and England has just been presented to
the Divan, and, contrary to what was at first
thought, it is England which urges in the warmest
manner its signature by the Porte. It is, however,
positively stated that the document has not yet
been submitted to the council of ministers, and,
according to general belief, there is no doubt of its
being rejected,
Liverpool, Merseyside, England, 1853-12-03

SECOND SUPPLEMENT

ORTIIERN TODHAEILY TIM

SATURDAY,_ DECEMBER 3, 1853.

SECOND EDITION.
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[-Br ELECTRIC TELEG.RATIL]

Northern Daily Times Office,
Eight O'clock, a.m.
\.ItASTERN WAR.
: NA 28th.—The Austrian cabinet binds its
pstrenuou s support to the Servian declaration
lk, . orte does not sanction that neutrality, and
i„fc)rnied the Servian government that
.if
;817, the Sultan would make use of his
. 48 Suzerain, and march his troops through

111'liish government has issued a strict pro-
-I:lagainst the granting of letters of marque.
barest letters state that the Russian army
Nteeted to be soon in a condition to take the

jl;e7,lespect to the contradictory accounts of
killof an engagement between a Russian
gyptian steam frigate. The version that
hriel: was captured appears to be correct.
steamer has arrived at Varna, to take
Tie r.itish Consul to Constantinople.
,t%lltan will arrive at Adrianople towards the
m 1 „
e nia..vy-
iyth'4 u,—The telegraphic quotation of exchange
e,tetO on Thursday, is 11.20, and denotes the
,o.l4te'ee of renewed distrust, such as had been
'41)„,1 on occasions when any news transpired
to the Russians.
a weekly paper, The Press, has the
We have authority to state that the
'etersburg has addressed a note to the
of England and France announcing that
iegotiation, with respect to the affairs
will be listened to—that the part of
Initively taken, and that part is " La

has a leading article on the subject of
advance of the Turks, from Kalafat
lova, and remarks that this advance,
the activity of the Turks along the
the Danube, renders it evident that
as yet at the beginning of the Walla-
.gn.
Trade returns for the month ending
It, show an increase in: the declared
Irts as compared with the same month
.R 1,312,000, and metals and haber
again the two items in which the
:ase is observable.
)ase in exports during the first ten
this year over a similar period in 1852
TO.

articles of food imported and taken
lumption there is no particular alteration.

,4h SPAIN.
kt:iPanish government has received a despatch
\,:bon, announcing the probability that the
tkese government will, in a few days, pro-
4-me Prince Royal of age.
, „
d. THIIRSDAY.—Within the last

tiq3r, the price of grain in most of the mar-
' the .;o‘‘Departments has experienced a decline
itl,;'• per hectolitre.
rtu'ourse was steady on Friday. Funds closed
471`,°Etnce. Three per Cents, 74f. 60c. ; Four-
\.°4f per Cents, 100-if.

4111c1 Published by CHARLES WILLMER, of 21
,11,1;,,,Street, at his General Printing and Stationery
"d4Ment, 19, South John Street, Liverpool.
SATURDAY, DECEMBER 3, 1853.

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NORTHERN DAILY TIMES

BRUNSWICK.

Adelaide Bell, 1091. Chase ..
Admiral Boxer, 1116, Crawford ..
Aegir, 350, Schack ..
Atlantic, 400, Holt, Bahr & Co ..
Burrell, 402, Dodd. C P Oxley
Capßouge,llo7, M`Pherson, Valenty e& Co
Castus, 289, Graham, Miller & Co
Catherine, 233, Crerar
Chatham, 813, Vinnis, 11I‘Calmont
Columbus, g 62, Chaloner & Fleming ~
Cumloden Castle, 722, M`Donald, Douglas
Liverpool, Merseyside, England, 1853-12-03

Maritime Extracts.

Hero, Wright, from Liverpool at Bonny.
St. Lawrence, Birkett, from Liverpool ati
Bonny.

Cumberland, Fuinigan, from Liverpool at
Bonny.

Hanks, Wylie, from Liverpool at Bonny.

Africa, Caine, from Liverpool at Bonny.
Earl of Derby, Smith, from Liverpool at
Bonny.
Princess Royal, Gregory, from Liverpool at
Bonny. _ _

Lady Hood, Frazer, at Old Calabar.
Calabar, Calvert, at Old Calabar.
George Gordon, Loft)lly, at Camaroons.
Liverpool, Merseyside, England, 1853-12-03

TIIE BRADLEY INQUIRY.

It is understood that the committee appointed to inquire
into the charge preferred by Mr. Hodson against Mr. Brad-
ley, will report to the council, that Mr. Bradley made an
improper use of his position to influence the late election in
Vauxhall Ward.
Liverpool, Merseyside, England, 1853-12-03

FOR BOSTON.
;OA To sail 10th December.
/am kiw.
TRAIN & Co.'s EXTRA PACKET.
The fine new first-class American Packet-ship
NEPTUNE,
Capt. IsAAC BEAUCHAMP,
1,032 tons register :
Will sail as above ; is now on her first voyage, and will
be found a very superior conveyance for fine goods, &c.
For freight, &c., apply to
TRAIN & CO.

For NEW ORLEANS,
How Loading in Waterloo Dock. To sail 12th December.
The or C sz American Ship
ADRIATIC,
R. J Am, Master.
Barthen per register, 870 tons, coppered and copper-fastened ;
sails very fast, and is in every respect a first-rate conveyance
for fine goods. -For freight apply to
W. TAPSCOTT & Co., Old Hall, 35, Old Hall-street.
Liverpool, Merseyside, England, 1853-12-03

STANLEY.

Abeona, 34, Davison .. .. .. 0
Cambria, 344, Scott, Lamport and Holt .. ' 0
Dee, 39,
.Griffiths • • • • .. 0
frngland, sg3, BP Lachlan, Brown &Co .. s
Frane, 170, Piacurich, M C Pothonier .. e
Giomalteo, 400, Ursicich •• „. 0
Good Hope, 11g, Duggan, Strong & Reid e
Guiding Star, Crouch .. • • .. W 3
Intrepid, 51, Ellis ..
.. .. 0
Intrepid, 134, Vaughan.. .. .. e
Lord Palmerston, 106, Williams .. 0
Margaret & Jane, 49, Griffiths „, .. 0
Mary, 95, shepherd , „
••
Ilensagura, 90, Junius ..
.. .. 0
. Morwenna, 51, Thomas ..
Neptune, 263, Langsworthy, J Glynn & Son 0
North Star 258 Hobbs, - -. -. .
Perrie, 75, Dare, W Cuthbert ..

Prima bonna 227, Constant ..
IRhyd4lan Trader, 43, Williams, J R Owen 0

Sally, 74, Taylor
Susannah, 161 Evans
us, 38, Dutton ..
Western Trader, 64, Boberts
Woodlands, 84, Moore ..

Azzoardo, 312, Stutgish, Samport & Holt 0

Friends, 121, Jones ..
Gazelle, 286, Leslie •• .•
George, 188, Varley, Allen & Co..- ••
Gladiolus 556 Taylor, W. Nicol .. .. •• 2,,
Grafton 77 Martin, W.Cuthbert.. .. .. d
Hero, 171, Nicko's .. • • .. 0
Indian Queen, 337, Forsyth, J Poole &Co wt
Iron Duke, 140, Cook, Job Bra .. .. Z
Joiyen Pepita; 70, Rodrigue .. .. 0'
Julie Unzeta 535 Tyrers, or W. Nicol.. .. lr
Jesefa Juan 400 Ogimaga' Partridge & CO 84
Jhulem, 464, Bell, J Steel & Son .. e 3
John Melhuish, 790, Tothill, J J Melhuish w 7
Juliann 120 Larrianaga, Partridge & Co.. w
Jupiter, 302, Syvret, G P Oxley .. .. w
Kerelaw, 341, Easdale, Allen and Co .. w 8
Lady Hilda, 460, Thomas, N Waterhouse
_.-
Liverpool, Merseyside, England, 1853-12-03

lAILY TIMES.

Phcenix, 383, 'Barclay Suter M`Neilledge
and Co, Nov 9 G
M ATACO NG.
Pequebot de Cayenne, 220, Allande, D Z
Gauwin and Co, Nov 28 .. V
MAURITIUS.
Kerelaw, 341, Eastdale, How Hatton and
Co, Nov 22

MELBOURNE.

(Andromache, 468, Passmore, Cotesworth &

Co, Oct 13
Ann Martin, 476, Benson, Imrie & om-

linson, Oct 27 .. • •
Eagle, 1049, Boyce, Gibbs Bright and Co,

Oct 27 .. .. S
Gladiolus, Taylor, W Nicol, Sept 3 P
Golden Age, (s), 3000, Porter, Millers and
Thompson .. .. .. Hskn
Lady Mary. 253, W Sewhill, H E Moss
. .... '

and Co, Oct2B G
Martin Luther, Kinney, D Gibb, Aug 9 .. Cg
Miltiades, Robertson, Kelso or Steel, Oct 1 P
Persia, 2002, Millers & Thompson, Nov 2Wel
Tayleur, Noble, Moore or Fairclough &Co P
Margaret Russel, 88, Jones, Rhode and
Boden, Nov 16
Conway, 1148, Lister, J Baini.i .& Co, Nov.
15 .. .3: Cg
Flora, 194, Waters, Renner & Carr. Nov 21 Gv
Anne, 98, J Baines & Co, Nov 22 .. Cg
Highlander, 97, J Baines & Co, Nov
22 .. . Cg
Grafton, 77, Martin, Cuthbert and Co, •
Nov 24 _ _

.-.
MELBOURNE & SYDNEY.
Matilda Wattenbach, 1058, Clare, J J Mel-
huish and Co, Oct 25 .. .. P
Salem, M'Grath, P. Magee or Fox .. P
William Money, 835, Buckley, W Nickels
Nov Il .. .. .. A
Liverpool, Merseyside, England, 1853-12-03

FOR SALE.

The good Barque "JESSIE," 304 tons O.M.
gil/4; 340 N.M. ; built at Prince Edward Island in 1845,
Alta and has just arrived from Quebec, where she has
almost been rebuilt, on account of her having been
burnt, and is now in first rate working order. She carries
a very large cargo for her tonnage, and can be reclassed at a
trifling cost.
Dimensions :—Le igth 101 feet 4-10
Breadth
Depth
Further particulars can be bad on application to
HOLDERNESS & CHILTON.

COALS.—BEST HOUSE COALS.
First Quality, 16s. Second, 145., Third, 13s. per Ton.
Discount, FIVE PER CENT. for READY MONEY.
BY S. B. JACKSON
41, DALE-STREET, and 21, MOSS-STREET.
Liverpool, Merseyside, England, 1853-12-03

BATAVIA, &c.
Salatiga, Besier, Aikin and Son, or Vos
and Co, Oct 22 ..

BEIRUT. •
Syria, 282, Peters, Preston or Nickols and
Co, Nov 30 .. Stn
••

BERGEN.
Familiens Haab, 70, Olsen, Vos Browne
and Co, Dec I .
BILBOA. & SANTANDER.
Triton, Zaldnondo Partridge & Co, Oct 22 G
BO AI RAY.

Martin Frederick, Millers and Co, or Bahr,

Oct 22 .. .. V
..
Queen Mab, Lamb, Tyrers or Power &Co P
Sumroo, 1030, Hayes, Lamport and Holt,

Oct 24 ' .. ••
Chrysolite, 471, Enright, Imrie & Co or R
Vining. Nov 17 .. • • ~ P
Chancellor, 864, Turner, Finlay Campbell
and Co, Nov 25 .. • . ..Bkd
BORDEUX.

Charles Amelia, Fouleyrand, Gauwin and

Co, Oct 31
Kangaroo, (a), 390, Cave, F Robinson,
Nov 30

BOSTON.

Neptune, 1032, Beauchamp, W Train &
Co, Nov 16 .. likn
Staffordshire, 1804, Richardson, W Train
IrS7

and co, Nov 16 . . .. W
Aino, 514, Woraten, Vos Browne and Co,
Nov 30 . .. Bm
BUENA VENTURA, &e.
Ranger, 303, Cubbins, J Poole, Oct 20.... P
BUENOS AYRES. _

Regina, 207, R Chaddock, Xotesworth . P
Undia, 236, M'C/eery, Cotesworth Wynne
and Co, Nov 28 .. P
Queen, 10, Galt, W. Pierce or Millers .. P
Rita, 102, Joblin, Kelso do Co or Bahr & Co,
Nov 15 . G
Liverpool, Merseyside, England, 1853-12-03

Monsoon, 1084, Kinney, Jarnnek and Bibley,
Boston

Matilda Wattenbach, 1058, J J Melhuish,
Melbourn and Sydney
Great Western, 1509, Furber, Baring Brs, New
York

Sailed.

Colonist, 751, Alexander, Farnworth & Co,

„
Savannah
Queen 3lab 394, Lamb, Wm Rotherhard,
Bombay
Continent, 1008, Drummond, W Tapscot, Newl

York
Apollo, 59. Lindsey, Carron & Co, Leith
John Ann, 42, Jones, Bangor
Mary Ann, 99, Clausin, Florence
Nelda, (ss), --, Constantinople
Unity, Owens, Barrow
Sophia, 125, Riehardson, Miners & Co, Dublin'
Sterlingshire, 640, Kendall, S Howes or
Moss & Co, Cardiff
Frances, 22, Thomas, Waterford
Ellen, 95, Davis, Limerick
Mechanic, 81, Connell, Kingstown
Red Rover, gs, Wilson, Whitehaven
Caledonia, 50, Kenheard, Cowel and Brye,
Belfast
William 8. Maria, 25, Morgan, Milford
True Bess, 19, Bowen, -
Tiber, (s.s) Brookin, J Bibby and Son, Genoa
Graf Von Schwerin, 290, Krause, Bahr & Co,
Memel,
Eucles, 350 Anderson, Coquimbo
Crusader, 311, Hunter, Shallcross and Co.,
Pernambuco
Andreas, 387, Hoggblom, Rotterdam
Auqusta, 212, Waldock, D E Gawin, Ghent
Alps, (s s) 772, Little, Burns & M`lver, Havre
Anker Berg, 100, Wierenga, Rotterdam
Liverpool, Merseyside, England, 1853-12-03

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STEAM BETWEEN LIVERPOOL AND GLASGOW.
The Glasgow and Liverpool Royal Steam-
ocrt, %f,' packet Company's powerful Steam-ship
•jet:_llJ, PRINCESS ROYAL,
- Captain GUMMING,
Is intended to sail as under:—
From CLARENCE DOCK, LIVERPOOL.
PRINCESS . Tuesday Dec. 6th, at 2 o'clock Afternoon.
PRINCESS . . Saturday Dec. 10th, at 6 o'clock Evening.
PRINCESS . . Thursday Dec. 15th, at 9 o'clock Evening.
PRINCESS...Tuesday Dec. 20th, at 1 o'clock Afternoon.
PRINCESS . . Saturday Dec. 24th, at 31 o'clock Afternoon.
PRINCESS . . Thursday Dec. 29th, at 10 o'clock Mot ning.
Fares :—Cabin, 10s , Steward's Fee, 25.; Steerage, ss.
Servants in Cabin, Full Fare.
ROBERT LAMONT, 21, Water-street, Liverpool.
Liverpool, Merseyside, England, 1853-12-03

ait,4 bp Zuction.

PIER and CHIMNEY GLASSES, Paintings, Chamber and
self-acting Organs, double-barrelled Gun, case Pistols,
patent Alarm, Gold and Silver Lever Watches, Plate,
Jewellery, Piano-forte, &c.,—Hill's, Hanover-street.
BY MR. HILL,
On MONDAY next, the sth, WEDNRSDA.Y, the 7th, and
FRIDAY, the 9th instant, at Eleven o'clock,
TXCELLENT HOUSEHOLD FURNITURE,
sets mahogany chairs, loungers, sofas, couches, cabinets,
sideboards, 100, dining, Pembroke, card, snap, &c., tables,
Kidderminster, &c., carpets, rugs, fenders, irons, ornaments,
costly chimney glasses, in gilt frames, piano-forte, chamber,
two organs, hall, lobby, floor, and passage-painted cloths,
all sizes, time-pieces, eight-day clocks, paintings, pictures,
&c., four-post, camp, French, half-tester, and other bed-
steads, mattresses, feather beds, wardrobes, chests drawers,
toilet, and dressing tables and stands, glasses, cane and other
chairs, commodes, ware, carpeting, druggets, kitchen furni-
ture and utensils, office desks, scales, beams, weights, and
shandry.
On FRIDAY next, the 9th inst., at Eleven o'clock,
LINEN and WOOLLEN DRPERY, dresses, shawls,
Coburgs, handkerchiefs, hosiery, haberdashery, wearing
apparel, &c.

INCE HALL COAL AND CANNEL.
MITE INCE-HALL COMPANY'S COALS
and CANNELL may be procured a'sfryllows, viz. :
1, Brunswick-street; 6, Crown-street,
LIVERPOOL.... { and Lightbody-street, Stanley Dock.
BIRKENHEAD ....Bridgestreet, andVmmerce-street.
SEACOMBE ...'.Demean-street.
A DISCOUNT FOR CASH PAYMENT OF FIVE

PER CENT.

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Orders addressed as above will meet with prompt atten-

WILLIAM LAIRD, General Manager.

WILLIAM_ ODELL'S FURFISHING
IRONMONGERY WAREHOUSE,
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90, BOLD-STREET.
A Large stock of FURNISHING IRONMONGERY, of superior
quality. A splendid collection of Steel and Bronze Fenders,
of exquisite workmanship ; a magnificent display of Gas
Chandeliers, in every new design; a numerous variety of
Patent Electro-silver Plated Forks, Spoons, Tea and Coffee
Services, Salvers, Dish Covers, Liqueur Stands, Swing
Kettles, Cake Baskets, Side Dishes and Warmers, and a
splendid assortment of Tea Trays and Coal Vases, excelled
by none in the trade.
The above are all of the first-rate manufacture, and_very
reasonable in price.
Liverpool, Merseyside, England, 1853-12-03

PRUSSIA.

According to advices from Berlin of the 28th, the
senior member, acting pro tent. as president of
the Second Chamber, delivered a speech to the
effect, that " Events of the deepest importance
had shaken Europe; that two great powers were
engaged in war; that the Prussian government
had maintained the national independence; that
in every possibility Prussia, supported by
nances in the best state, and an army distin
guished by its courage, would be enabled to throw
her remonstrances into the balance, and to oppose
encroachment in whatever quarter it might ori-
ginate.

(From our Second Edition of Yesterddy.)

PORTUGAL—The Times morning article says it is
understood that no news of an attempted outbreak
in Portugal has been received at the Portuguese
embassy, or the foreign-office The statement
is therefore believed to be without foundation ;
while it is also said that according to the dates
given, it is impossible it could have been trans-
mitted as was reported to Madrid..
Liverpool, Merseyside, England, 1853-12-03

Vubtir Xotirr.

BOROUGH OF LIVERPOOL, TO WIT.—GILBERT
HENDERSON, ESQ., Recorder.—The Court' of Quarter
Sessions of the Peace for the Borough will be held in the
Sessions' House, Chapel-streeet, in the said Borough, on
Tuesday, the 13th Day of December instant, at Ten o'clock
in the forenoon.
WRIGHT, Clerk of the Peace.
Clerk of the Peace's Office,
Liverpool Ist December, 1853.