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The Northern Daily Times.
Liverpool, Merseyside, England, 1853-11-07

BritiO ftnitrira.

CANADIAN STEAM NAVIGATION COMPANY.

The first-class Powerful Screw Steam-ships
CLEOPATRA,
OTTAWA, .1500 "
ERIE (Building.),
lURON(Building.), ..1750 "
ONTARIO (Building.), 1750 "
SARAH SANDS (Chartered.), 1300 "
These Vessels will maintain a

REGULAR COMMUNICATION BETWEEN LIVER-
POOL, QUEBEC and MONTREAL.
Sailing Twice a Month during Summer, commencing APRIL
1864, and between LIVERPOOL and PORTLAND,
Once a Month during Winter.
BETWEEN LIVERPOOL AND PORTLAND,

AS UNDER :
From (Birkenhead Dock,) LIVERPOOL.
SARAH SANDS Thursday, 17th Nov
CLEOPATRA, Thursday, 16th Dec.
OTTAWA, ..Thursday, 19th Jan.
From PORTLAND.

SARAH SANDS,
CLEOPATRA.. .
OTTAWA.... ..

. Saturday, 17th Dec.
.Saturday, 14th Jan.
...Saturday, 11th Feb.

FARES.
... i
{ clutg Farecto by
Mont
1 20 Guineas.
from real
sCecoabinnd..
Cabin..
cuisorzadßerths)
.15..,- „
Ditto ....
Steerage.
These Rates include Provisions.

FRIEGILT :—From Liverpool to Montreal, including Car-I
riage by Rail 80s. per Ton measurement and Five peri
cent. primage. Coarse Goods per agreement.
The Cleopatra and Ottawa have excellent accommodation
for Passengers, and no expense will be spared in making the,
other new Vessels, now being constructed by Joini LAIRD,]
Esq., of Birkenhead, equal to any afloat.
These steamers sail in conjunction with the Railway,
recently opened between Portland and Montreal; trains
leave each of these. places several times daily, performing the
entire distance in twelve hours. This is the most direct
route to the Upper and Lower Canadas during the close;
of the navigation of the St. Lawrence ; and also the
cheapest and best route to the Western-States of America.
Goods for Canada, which should be consigned to the care
of the Company's Agent at Portland, will be received direct,
from the Steamer into the Railway waggous there, and for-'
warded to their destination._

Apply, in Montreal, to GILLESPIE, MOPPAT, & CO. ; in
Quebec, to GILLESPIE & CO. ; in Portland, to DAVID BELL-1
ROUSE • in London, to ROBERT CARTER and Co., 11,
Leaderihall-street ; in Glasgow, to PATRICK HENDERSON and
Co., 4, Bothwell-street, in Paris to PRIIiCHARD and MON,•I
NERON, 36, Rue de Dame des Victoires ; or to

M'KEAN, 31‘LARTY, and CO.,
4, Drury-lane, Water-street, Liverpool.
Ist November, 1853.

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Liverpool, Merseyside, England, 1853-11-07

NORTHERN DAILY TIMES.

Thekia Schmidt, 136, F Rorden. A Duran.
ty & CO, Oct 28 Q
Frederick Stean, Syche, M Foyne or Duranty
Lalla, 175, Weak, J Longton, Oct 17 P
ST. VINCENT, &c.

St Vincent, T. Shepperd, G. W. Newton G
SYDNEY, N.S.W.
Argonaut, Macdonell or Fairclough, Aug 6 GA
Anne Armstrong, Bolds or Cowie, Aug 19 5
Aerd Van Nes. Millers or Vos, Aug 19.... P
Coringa, Schwabe or Baker, July 23
Crescent City, Beazley or Kelso, Sept 2.. B
Glendalough, Howson, .T Baines, Sep 17 P
Tory, Hosking, 1) Gibb, Aug 9.. U
TABLE BAY, &c.

Eblana, Lampert or Zwi:ehenbart, Sept 7.. P

. . .
TRIESTE.
Argo, Buttner, Bahr & Co, Oct 27 ..
Istria, 238, Circovish, I%PNeir and Dutton,

Antonie, 259, Sinognina, Pothonier or White
and. Co,
Oct 24.. .. Q
..
Express, Philips, Nickels or A. F. Moore,
Sep. 19, X
triton, Katje, Bahr & co, Oct 14 .. K

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TRINIDAD.
Trafalgar, Igg, Graves, J Longton & Co,
Nov 1..

VALENCIA

'Lucretia, Leech,:ftrong or Bahr, Oct 11.. (21

VALPARAISO.
Bergmann, Cotesworth, Wynne & Co, Oct
12 .. .. .. .. S
Elinor Chapman, Tyeers or Ashleys, Oct 12 S
Jhelum, 463, Bell, Poole .. .. .. S
Roxana, Spittal, Millers & Co., or Bahr Sept.
21, P.
Sultana, Keddie, Millers & Thompson, Oct
12 . .. - . .. .. P

VERA CRUZ.
Providence, Cowie & Co. Sept. 15..
Eagle, Lister, J. Mondel or Baker, & Co.
Sept. 27, P
Novadaed, 212, Malzand, A Duranty, Oct 20

Continent. 1008, Drummond, W Tapscot.. CI
Delganny 909 Hogg, Beasley and Colly .. rr
Emma, 186, M‘Donald .. .. u
Francis, 37, Davis .. .. .. 0
George Fourth, 99, Jenkins .. .. 0
Hecla, 57, Atherton .. • • .. 0
Julia 163, Johns .. .. 3
Mary 29, 'aunt' Evans .. .. 0
..
Neva 841 Mailing, Pilkington &Co .. .. 0
'Neptune, 52, Williams, Cardiff, J liattersly 0
Osprey, 72, Beinch .. .. .. a
Orpheus, 225. Williams, Bally, Brs .. 0
Southampton, 1407, Fensley .. .. 0
Susan G Owens, Pearson
Teaser, 41, Moore ..
William 4 Eliza, 116, Bally
Liverpool, Merseyside, England, 1853-11-07

SALTHOUSE.

Abeona 275 Lewis, Tyson and Richmond.. al
Anne Armstrong 889 Howard, Bolds & Co
or Cowie &Co .. • • • . z
Bergmann, 403 Matthews, Cotesworth, & Co. n
Currency 374 Williams, Garnock &Co .
Dorisana 486 Robertson, J Steele .. . w
EmeticC, 78, Griffiths, Hatton & Cookson
Emily 280 Grisdale, W& J Lockett .. Oi
Grasmere 454 Campbell, Lamport and Co.. El
Guildford 177 Hooke, Hatton & Cookson.. E
Gulnare, 142, Spencer, Hatton & Cookson N
Hibernia 1065 Mahon, J. and A. Dunn ..
John Matthie 526 Groome, Sparks and Co.. 0

Thomas

KING'S

Ilex ander, 27-
intent', 109. Wilson
inn, 93, Martin, Strong 8E Co
lnna, -, D. E. Gauwin
Qns cup.tar Rah? & CO

City of n•r;v.0.:i0; 381 Scott, R. Girvan
Of dries Edward. 300, Poppi, Bahr & C

Uhristina . •
Rsid
down, 142. 'Sinclair. Strong &
Despatch. 76 French. G Badenach
Earl of Selkirk, 52, Fox

)8, Malan. ..
Gazelle, 110, Appien, Bat
Hawk. 8:3, Romney

28:Grimes, Cowell &Co •
111, Reson, J Glynn 14 Son

'oven utaucou iv, nuai.yo.u, --
Kinz of the Forest, 128, Rees, A F Moore I,
Lady Bassett 103 Carthew, y'apayarmi & co 7

Lima. 84..10nes .- • • ••
Magdalene, 150, Huskeden, Bahr &Co .. w
Margaret Gibson, 148 Robinson, Cram & Cow
Maria, 156, Rus, Bahr &Co .. .. w
Mary. 96, Wakeham, Cram &Co .. a
Mary, 122. Stapleton. Ridley Son and Co .. s
Mary Elizabeth, 95, Bolston .. • • B
Medina, 237, Guthrie .. .. • • it
Nuestra Senhora de C'aimer, 120, Contedon 0
Nora Creina. 128. Walsh .. .. s
Phoenix, 150. Bolwin. Bahr &Co .. r
Princess Royal, 180. Thomas, A F Moore w
Prosper, 130. Griffiths, Cram &Co .. a
Prowler. 109, Canning .. .. .. w
Pulla, gg, Evans .. .. .. 0

Queen, 77, Team, J Walsh
Rebecca, 180, Camden ..

Regina, 236, Thaddoetr. A F Moore
,Rocket, 70. Quinn, J Barnes ..
Salathiei, 69. Jones ..
Rophia, 125, Richardson, Miners & Co
Sourenir 179 Elliott, A. F. Moore ..
Star, 42. Jones. Cram & Co ..
Swan, 158, Mar, Marwood & Co ..
Tantivy. 71, Downs, gyrne & Co
Trine, 95, Trane, Vos Brown & Co
Liverpool, Merseyside, England, 1853-11-07

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STEAM COMMUNICATION BETWEEN
LIVERPOOL AND HAVRE.
ALPS . Captain WicKmArr.
BALBEC
MARGARET .......Captain HOCKLY.
or other suitable steamers, are intended to sail (with or with-
out pilots) from the Coburg (or other) Docks, as follows :
FROM LIVERPOOL TO HAVRE DIRECT.
MARGARET Monday, Nov. 14, at 9 o'clock, morning.
ALPS Thursday, Nov. 17, at 11 o'clock, morning.
MARGARET Monday, Nov. 28, at 8 o'clock, morning.
a- Shippers must describe in their Shipping Notes the
contents of their packages.
FARES :—Cabin 255. ; Steerage 12s. 6d.
For freight or passage apply in Havre, to DONALD CURRIE;
in London, to J. B. FOORD, 62, Old Broad-street ; in Glas-
gow, to G. & J. Bun/vs, 9, Buchanan-street ; in Manchester,
to Joirx WALKER, 77A, Market-street ; or here to
BURNS & MACIVER, 1, Rumford-street.
Liverpool.

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Liverpool, Merseyside, England, 1853-11-07

BERMUDA

We have advices from this island to the 12th ult.
They contaift distressing accounts of the ravages
of the fever, which had assumed the character of a
plague, and had baffled the skill of the medical
men. The disease had made said havoc among the
orphan children of deceased soldiers. Major Oakley
had assumed the government, having recovered
from illness. One letter says—The fever has
abated somewhat its virulence, probably owing to
the scarcity of its victims ; for St. George's is now
pretty well cleared out; all the civilians that could
conveniently leave have done so, and there are no
troops left there except a small guard for the pro-
tection of the powder magazine on Ordnance
Island. :....
Liverpool, Merseyside, England, 1853-11-07

THE LARGEST CIRCULATED NEWSPAPER IN

WALES.
HE CARNARVON and DENBIGHTHERALD and NORTH and SOUTH WALES IN-
DEPENDENT, price sd, with SUPPLEMENT GRATIS,
is printed a t Carnarvon every Friday Evening, in time for
delivery throughout the country early on Saturday Morning.
The " Herald" possesses the largest circulation of any
newspaper printed m Wales or Cheshire (vide last House of
Commons return), and, from its high character among pro-
vincial journals, offers decidedly the best medium for adver-
tising in the principality. The present scale of charges is
as_follows

1 to 2 lines.
3 lines,
6 lines,
9 lines

Is Od,
is 6d
2s Od,
2s 6d.

and so on, sixpence for every three lines up to 21 (4s 6d),
afterwards sixpence for every two additional lines. • When
the advertisement is above is, a discount will be allowed on
these charges for a number of insertions paid for in cash.
Post-office orders to be made payable to James Rees, pro-
prietor.
Average weekly circulation of the " Herald" during the
last three months, above 1,700 ; average weekly circulation
during the past month, 2,000. Agent for Liverpool, Mr.
HENRY GREENWOOD, Advertising Office, 16, Canning-
plug,

NORTH AND EAST LANCASHIRE.—For
ADVERTISING in this portion of the County of
Lancaster the most eligible medium is the PRESTON
GUARDIAN. The last parliamentary returns show that

The GUARDIAN circilates • 5,619 copies weekly.
The paper next in circulation pub-
lished in North or East Lancashire..l,2ll ditto.
Charges for advertising.: four lines, or thirty words, Is. 6d.,
prepaid ; eight lines, or sixty words, 2s. prepaid. No adver-
tisements on credit under 2s. 6d. each.

QUARTERLY CONTRACT CHARGES..
13 insertions 2 lines
'
13 ditto 4 lines . l3s. ' do.
13 ditto 6 lines .
13 ditto 8 lines
13 ditto 10 lines
13 ditto 12 lines..

Remittances, D. and under, may be made in postage
stamps,; above that sum by post-office order, payable to
S. and W. Livesey. The Guardian is published every
Saturday morning, in time for dispatch by the early mails,—
Office, 8, Cheapside, Market-place, Prestos.
Liverpool, Merseyside, England, 1853-11-07

THZ COURT-

WINDSOR, Nov. 4TH.
The dinner party yesterday included the King of the
Belgians, the Duchess of Brabant, the Duchess of Kent,
the Duke of Brabant, the Count of Flanders, the Duke
of Newcastle, the Belgian Minister, tlaJ Prussian Minister
and Madame Bunsen, Viscount Palmerston, the Lady-in-
Waiting to the Duchess of Brabant, the Lady-in-Waiting
to the Duchess of Kent, Latly Frances Bruce, Count
Gustave de Lannoy,. Colonel de Moerkerk, Baron Prisse,
and Monsieur Ricken.

THE SHIP ,` CHARLES CROKER. "-At the Police
court, yesterday, Captain Delano made application to the
Mayor for a warrant to arrest some of his crew, who had refused
to work on board the Charles Croker. Head-Constable Mc
Intyre was dispatched to arrest the seamen, and before the
rising of the Court, brought up seven of them before the
Mayor, who committed them to one month's imprisonment
each, with the exception of Richard Drew, who had been com-
mitted before, and who was now ordered two mouth's imprison-
ment. —Belfast Northern IP7iiy, of Saturday.

THE GOVERNOR OF BERMUDA. _Captain
_Elliot,

R.N., the Governor of Bermuda, has received orders from the
Colonial-Office to proceed forthwith to Bermuda, to resume his
duties. Major Byles, 56th Regiment, is now Acting Governor,

having been sworn in, in consequence of the alarming ill-
ness of Major Oakley, the senior military officer in that corn-
mand,—British Army Despatch,.
SHIPBUILDING ON A LARGE SCALE.—Mr. Mare, the
celebrated iron ship-builder, of Blackwall, is building a ship
of 1,500 tons, for Colonel Wooldridge, to beat the Marco Polo,
and to carry 400 tons more cargo. Mr. Taylor is also build-
ing an iron ship, of 1,300 tons, at Grimsby; Mr. John Smith,
of Sunderland, a thirteen year's 12000_ ton ship, of British
Oak ; and Mr. Kelly, a 1,000 ton ship at Dartmouth, of the
same materials—all for the same. gentleman; which, with the

,nnage already owned by him, will class him amongst the
rgest shipowners of the present day.
ARRIVAL AT AUSTRALIA OF THE GOVERNMJNT

RANTS IN HER MAJESTY'S SHIP HERCULES.—By a letter

from this ship, dated Melbourne, August 3rd, to hand this
morning, we announce the safe arrival of the Hercules at her
destination. She was supposed lost, or to have met with a di-
saster, no report having been made of her arrival at the Cape
on her passage out. She left Cork on the 14th of April, after
having been detained there for three months on account of
small-pox and typhus fever breaking out among the emigrants,
which resulted in her taking out' only 380 out of 756 emi-
grants, from the Hebrides. She made the passage to the Cape
in 61 days, having had unusually calm weather. On first leav-
ing Cork, she had a few cases of fever lingering in the ship,
but the general health of the people improved gradually, and
the number of deaths amounted to fOur only.—Portsmout.4
Herald.
Liverpool, Merseyside, England, 1853-11-07

GERMAN}

The Supreme Court at Bremen has at length
pronounced sentence upon 84 persons, on charges
of being members of the Death Union ( Todten-
build). Nearly the whole have been condemned to
different terms of imprisonment. Korby, a cigar-
maker, and Meyer, formerly keeper of the archives
to the Common council, are severally condemned
to seven and six years' hard labour. The statutes_
of the society exhibit a mixture of ferocity and
political demoralization not to be surpassed by
anything of the kind since the French revolution.
There are several important changes about to
take place in the higher military appointments in
the Austrian army. Lieutenant Field-Marshal
Count Degenfeld is to take the command at Bo-
logna, in lieu of Lieutenant Field-Marshal Prince
Leichtensten, who is to receive another post. There
has also been much talk that General of Cavalry
Giulay, who commands the sth army corps in
Italy, will probably be removed to take the com-
mand of the first army corps in Vienna, in lieu of
Count Wratislaw, if the latter should (as has been
said) determine upon being put on the retired list.
Meanwhile, however, it is said that Count Giulay
will shortly return to his command at Milan.
Liverpool, Merseyside, England, 1853-11-07

Ipoutb America

CARGO for the CITY OF GLASGOW is now being re-
ceived on the Quay, south side Wellington Dock.

THE LIVERPOOL AND
.*4 PHILADELPHIA
:" 41i.V17.11 STEAM-SHIP COMPANY'S
Nanimw7e FAVOURITE
IRON SCREW STEAM-SHIPS
Captain.
CITY OF GLASGOW ..1610 Tons..W. WYLIE.
CITY OF MANCHESTER ....2125 Tons..R. LEITCH.
CITY OF PHILADELPHIA, new, 2189 Tons..W. WYLIE.
CITY OF BALTIMORE, new, . .2472 Tons..R.
• Are intended to sail as under
* From LIVERPOOL : 1853.
CITY OF GLASGOW WEDNESDAY....9th Nov.
CITY OF MANCHESTER ...WEDNESDAY. ...7th Dec.
CITY OF GLASGOW WEDNESDAY4th Jan., 1854.

From PHILADELPHIA : 1853.
CITY OF MANCHESTER.... SATURDAY . . sth Nov.
'CITY OF GLASGOW
•
C. ry OF MANCHESTER SA.Tutwav7thJaa.,lBs4.
Liverpool, Merseyside, England, 1853-11-07

FEARFUL MORTALILY ON BOARD EMI-
GRANT SHIPS FROM EUROPE TO THE
UNITED STATES.

The advices by the Canada give a fearful account of the
mortality on board emigrant ships from Liverpool and other
European ports to New York. We give the particulars as
under from the New York Herald.

Among the arrivals at this port of emigrant ships during
the last few weeks, a very large number of deaths have been
reported. In one vessel, the Chas. Sprague, the unusually
large number of forty-five persons died on the passage from
Bremen, and in another, the Winchester, from Liverpool, the
number of fatal cases amounted to no less than seventy-nine.
The following is the number of cases at this port from
September 9th up to the present time :

No. of Pas-
Arrival. Ships. Where from. sengers. Deaths,
Sept. 9.—Zurich ..... Havre ... ... 358 2
11. —Lucy Thompson .. .. Liverpool . ... 800 35
15.—Niagara
21.—Chas. Sprague
26.—Oder Hamburgh.... 237 14
27.—Winchester Liverpool ....463 79
29.—Kate Hunter . " ~. • 342 1
29.--Rhine
30.—Talleyrand Hamburgh ... 210 11
30.—Louisiana " ..142 4
Oct.ll.—Harvest Queen .... Havre 367 5
12.—Copernicus Hamburgh.. .192 15
14.—Orphan ... Bremen ..280 4
14.—Marmion . .
17.—Waterloo " .. , .294 4
17.—Jas. Wright .. " ....430 1
19.—Statira Morse Glasgow .. .201 2
20.—Sir Robert Peel London .... 407 6
20. Cordelia Bremen 339 3
20.—London . ....Havre - 229 2
21.—New York . Liverpool . . . 4OO 16
21.—Benjamin Adams .... " . 620 15

Total
Although the captains, in their reports, with one exception,
merely mentioned the fact of such a number having died, it
is pretty certain that the disease which =lied them off was
cholera, that fatal malady which is making such havoc among
the shipping in Europe. Several, no doubt, died by the com-
mon diseases, but that cholera was raging on board many of
the above named vessels is beyond all question, from the fact
that thirty-three persons who were landed at Quarantine were
suffering from that epidemic. The sickness on the Benjamin
Adams was decidedly cholera ; and, in addition, the ship
Sagadahock, from Gottenburg,,which arrived at Boston yester-
day, reports the loss of seventy passengers by the same disease.
Liverpool, Merseyside, England, 1853-11-07

VICTORIA.

Acanthus, 243, Marshall ..
Ashburton, 649, Taylor, Nichols or S W
Pearce .. .. •• _ ..
Bee, g 6, Mucklyebe, Wilson & Brown ' • w
Dauntless, 45, Jones .. .. U
..
Empress, 136, Nott, W Tarbet Son &Co . 0
E. Z., Hartshorne .. . • 017. ..
Felicity 299 Frost, W Cliff .. .. .. .. 0
Favourite Lass, 117, Mountain .. •. 0
Holyoke 458 Perkins, Pilkington &Co ..x1?
Hippogriffe, 670, 'loves.. .. .. sit
Isabella 112 Bunce.. ~ .. .. .. .. 0
John, 80, Jones, Cram &Co .. „ w
Moir, 57, Thomas .. .. .. 0
Margaret, 86, Jones .. . 0
Martin Frederick 470 Schultz, Cronstradt 88
Mary Ann, 67 Hazelhurst .. .. 0
Ohio, 7;i7, Resian, Stitt Cobourogh & Co..rz IS
Old Dominion, Sampson .. .. ri 15
Pythia, 224, Haggerman, Baor, and Co, .. 0
Scotia' M`Lean .. P•, .• NIS
' Skylark, 43, Davies ..
Star of Brunswick, 58, Scamp
1 Stephen Glover 733 Baldroy
Theodor, 81, --
Zorgolied . •
303 Grootd, Vos & Co.
Liverpool, Merseyside, England, 1853-11-07

3ttfiliration,4.

rpHE CARLISLE JOURNAL (Established 1798)
I a most eligible medium for Advertisements in the
Northern' Counties, in which it chiefly circulates. Its
average weekly circulation, as shown by the last parliamen-
tary return, is -

3,230 COPIES WEEKLY ;
which is nearly three times greater than that of the next
newspaper in Cumberland, and considerably larger than the
united circulation of all the other papers in the county.

SCALE OF CHARGES FOR ADVERTISEMENTS
Lines. Charge. I Lines.

Charge.
6 6

1 to 3

24 to 25

4 to 5
6 to 7

f 8 26 to 27 -.. .. . ... 7 0
2 0 28 to 29 . • . 7 6

Bto 9 ...... 2 6 30 to 31
10 to 11
12 to 13
14 to 15 .. ...... 4 0 36 to 37 ..... 9 6
16 to 17 4 6 38 to 39 .... 10 0
18 to 19 5 0 40 to 41
20 to 21 ..... 5 6 42 .to 43 • - 11 0
22 to 23
And so on, adding sixpence or every additional two lines.
Estimates forwarded on application for Advertisements
requiring frequent repetition.
The Carlisle Journal is published early every Friday morn-
ing, by Messrs. J. and R. STEEL, 3, English-street, to whom
all orders and advertisements must be addressed.

IMPORTANT TO ADVERTISERS IN IRELAND.
The most .widely-circulated 3-day journal in Ireland i
THE NORTHERN WHlG,Published in Belfast.
The latest Government stamp returns show that
" The Northein Whig" maintains a high pre-eminence over
the entire provincial press of Ireland, and that only one
metropolitan 3-day journal equals it in circulation. As an
Advertising medium it consequently offers advantages which
few Irish journals can afford.
The repeal of the Advertisement duty has caused the
adoption of a new and very much reduced scale of charges—
viz :-
-Under 10 lines (or 75 words) 2s. Od.
Every additional line... ...... Os. 4d.
With a large reduction for second and subsequent insertions.
Contracts for Advertising by the year, half-year, and
quarter, will be taken 'on 'the lowest terms compatible with
the extensive and valuable publicity afforded by its large
and influential circulation. To London,
.Liverpool, and
Manchester advertisers in particular, it offers especial
advantages, by bringing their announcements under the
notice of so enterprising and large a section of the com-
munity.

" Northern Whig" contains the fullest and most
accurate intelligence on all subjects, and a peculiar system
of market prices of every description of produce, which will
be found of essential importance to merchants and traders.
" The Northern Whig" is published every TUESDAY,
THURSDAY, and SATURDAY, with a supplement on
Saturday, at the office, 6, Calender-street, Belfast. Yearly
subscription,
.£2 10s. ; half-yearly, 1 ss. ; quarterly, 12s.
6d., payable in advance.

Ali communications to be addressed to the Proprietors,
FRANCIS D. FINLAY and SON.—Belfast, September,
1853.
Liverpool, Merseyside, England, 1853-11-07

WATERLOO.

America, t 137, Berstow, C Grimshaw .. 0'
Arturo, 230 Azzopardi, Preston &Co .. It
Bromielaw, 77, Gilliard, Strong &Co .. 3
Cornelia, 778, Hisser .. .. .2110-
Catherine, 77, Williams.. .. ~ 0
Oilligence, 37, Rees .. .. .. 0
David Harrison, 2,4, Green, R Vining .. w
Ellen and Mary, 78. Jenkins .. . • Pi
Favovrite, 36, Whitburn .. 0
..
Fortitude, 101, Legett, A Coghill .. 0
Governor, 194 .. .. . • .. 0
Hope, 70, Lloyd .. .. .. 0
Janet, 31, Henday .. .. .. 0
Jessie Amelia, 129, Jack .. .. E
Mary Russell, 88, Jones .. .. 0
Narragansett. 620, Faye .. 37
Orient, 1742, Hid, C Grimshaw .. .. Irl
Siddons, 971, Taylor .. .. .. TV
Tonowanda, 1340, Julius, Brown &Co .. 0
West Point, 1056, gulliner, A Taylor .. xi
William Henry, 74, Evans .. .. 0
Yorkshire, 1058, Young.. .. .. a
0
Liverpool, Merseyside, England, 1853-11-07

BLOOMER & CO.'S PATENT ANCHORS.
—MESSRS. BLOOMER & CO. beg to inform their
friends that they are now prepared to EXECUTE OR-
DERS for their PATENT ANCHORS to any extent; and,
referring to the circulars that have been distributed by cer-
tain interested parties, cautioning against the purchase of
these anchors as an implied infringement on other patents,
Messrs. B. and Co. beg to say THAT THIS IS NOT AN
INFRINGEMENT ON ANY OTHER PATENT WHAT-
EVER, and that they are prepared to give their friends
their indemnity against any law costs or otherwise connected
herewith.

CHAINS, CABLES, COMMON ANCHORS, &c.. on
the shortest notice.

Apply at the offices—Liverpool : 9, Strand-street; Glas-
gow :.17, Gordon-street ; London : 3, Idol-lane, Tower-
treet ; or at the works, West Bromwich.
Liverpool, Merseyside, England, 1853-11-07

FOR
. NEW ORLEANS.
16,11;0; TO SAIL 20th OF NOVEMBER

The Fine First-Class Anierican Ship,
"J O S E P H I N E,"
Capt. W. JA➢IESON,
950 Tons Register. Will sail as above. For Freight or
Cabin Passage, having excellent accommodation.
Apply to .

TRAIN AND CO.,
5, India Buildings.
Liverpool, Merseyside, England, 1853-11-07

ITALY.

The Princes of Orleans arrived at Turin on the
Ist instant. _ _ _ _

The Corriere Mercantile of Genoa, of the 31st
ult., announces numerous arrivals of corn in that
port during the last fortnight, but quotes a letter
stating, that the scarcity of corn is so great in the
Romagna, that corn has had to be bought at
Trieste for those provinces, at very high prices.
The Minister of Finance at Modena has extended
the decree for the free importation of corn into the
Trans,Appenine provinces of that Duchy, which
was to expire this month, to the end of the month
of June, 1854.
The Roman correspondent of the Messagre di
Modena states, that the Papal Government has
resolved to suspend the operation of buying up all
the paper money, or at least to continue it on a
much smaller scale, on account of the precarious
state of the corn market.

A I .N

Our accounts from Madrid are of the 30th ult

The Heraldo announces that M. Mendizabal was
dangerously ill
The adjudication of the timber necessary for the
establishment of an electric telegraph between
Madrid and the French Frontier had taken place
on the 29th. _ _ _

The Marquis de Moline, Minister of Marine,
had arrived at Cadiz, from the Ferrol, on board the
Blasco de Garay.
It being Sunday the Bourse was closed.
Liverpool, Merseyside, England, 1853-11-07

Etniteti /ptattO.

LIVERPOOL and BOSTON PACKETS.
Freight for fine goods 20s. per ton measurement; all other goods
subject to special contract.

4;itA4;\ TRAIN and CO.'a. LINE,
1.4r11, Being the only Regular and Established Line between
ti%\ LIVERPOOL and BOSTON.
- No Goods received on the advertised day of sailing.
Loading berth, south side Waterloo Dock.
Sailing from Liverpool punctually on the sth and 20th of every
Month.

Ship. Captain. Tons. To sail.
NORTH AMERICA (clipper), G0a11Am.......1600....20th Nov.
PARLIAMENT, G. SAmrsoN ..1200.... sth Dec.
CHARIOT OF FAME (new clipper)A; H. KNOWLES 2000 20th. Dec.
PRESIDENT, J. Commixes
DANIEL WEBSTER, W. H. HOWARD 1500....20th Jan.
STAR OF EMPIRE (new clipper),A H BROWN 2000.... sth Feb.
ler CABIN PASSAGE-15 Guineas, found in everything but wines.

The reputation of this Line for punctuality, quick passages, and
prompt delivery of freight (in good order) is well known to importers.
For freight or passage apply hi Liverpool to
TRAIN and Co., 5, India-buildings,
and in Boston to E. TRAIN and Co., 37 & 38, Lewis-wharf-

SPECIAL NOTICE.
To SHIPPERS OF CANADIAN Goons, every facility will be afforded,
arrangements having been made by our Boston House, Messrs.
ENOCH TRAIN and Co. for the immediate forwarding, in transit,
of all goods intended for the British Provinces as soon as the ship,
arrives.

FOR BOSTON.
_ „
I
k 4 `
Takes no steerage passengers.
t..*
,i,s'fi,
..,,,,o,„^ *,fe ----
- --------- TRAIN & Co.'s EXTRA PACKET,
To sait.on the 12th Nov.

The fine first-class Packet Ship,
"STEPHEN GLOVER,"
Capt. BALDREY,
732 Tons Register.
will sail as above, and is well-known as a very superior con-
veyance for fine goods.
For Freight, &c., apply to
TRAIN & CO.
Liverpool, Merseyside, England, 1853-11-07

MANOIIESTER

ROBBERY FROM THE PERSON.—On Saturday, at the City
Police Court, Michael Moran, Ann Bardsley. and Catherine
Hall, were placed before the magistrates on a charge of
having robbed a man with whom they had been in company,
of 17s. A police-constable stated that at two o'clock the
Snmo mnrninis 4110 rxrnanelitor 00600 to him 0.6 U. end. %if Li-
verpool. road, Deansgate, and told him that he had been
knocked down and robbed of 175., by two women and a
man. He stated that he knew the women, with whom he
had been in company, first in Dickin's vaults, and afterwards
in Bootle-street. From information which he received he
went, along with another officer, to a house in Bootle-street.
where they apprehended the prisoners. Committed to take
their trial at the sessions.

ROBBERY FROM A SHOP DOOR.—On Saturday, at the City
Police Court, a person named William Freeland, who stated
that he was a fustian nutter, -wax, ohaiged -with having stolen
from the shop door of Mr. Edward Hughes, shopkeeper, 107,
Deansgate, u little after six o'clock on Friday evening, a
quantity of canvass. The felony was immediately discover-
ed, the prisoner followed, and apprehended with the stolen
property in Ms possession. The prisoner said he was very
sorry for what he had done. Committed for trial at the
sessions.

HousE ROBBERY.—On Saturday morning, at the Salford
Borough Court, a woman named Mary Johnson was
brought up on remand, before the magistrates, on a charge
of having stolen a shawl, a dress, and a handkerchief, the
property of Susannah Welsh, who lived in Paradise-row,
Broughton-road. It appeared from the evidence adduced,
that the prosecutrix has two daughters, who go to work be-
tween six and seven o'clock in the morning. When they
went out on Monday she heard the door open and shut, and
when she got up between seven and eight she missed the
articles above mentioned. The prisoner was seen near to
the house early in the morning by a neighbour, who sus-
pected that her object was robbery. A portion of? the goods
stolen was pawned at a pawnbroker's shop. The prisoner,
who is not known to the police, was committed to take her
trial at the ensuing sessions.
ROBBERY BY A LODGER.—At the Salford Borough Court,
on Saturday, a woman named Hannah Smith was placed in
the dock, on a charge of having stolen two blankets, the
property of James Laffrey, of Wood-street, Chapel-street,
lodging-house keeper. The prisoner had been lodging in
the house of the prosecutor about a week, but had neither
box nor clothes. On Friday she was observed to leave-her
lodgings, carrying a large bundle with her. After she left

the room in which she -slept was examined, when it was
found that two blankets had been taken off the bed. The
)lankets had not been found, and the prisoner was remanded
:o Tuesday.
Liverpool, Merseyside, England, 1853-11-07

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euritev.

STEAMERS BETWEEN
LIVERPOOL, CONSTANTINOPLE, AND SMYRNA,
CALLING AT MALTA, AND SYRA.
The first-class Screw Steam-ships
MELITA .Capt. T. COOK,
.e; BRITISH QUEEN Capt. H. DtJBBLNS,
.6,1 '
TENERIFFE Capt. J. R. BELL,
."4° BALBEC.. ...... Capt. SIMPSON.
TAURUS.. Capt. LANGLANDS,

. .Caiat. W. F. MILLER.
are intended to sail (with or without pilots) from Coburg
Dock, Liverpool, with Goods and Passengers, as follows (un-
less prevented by unforeseen circumstances) :
BALBEC . To-morrow, TUESDAY, Bth Nov.
I 'Cargo will be received till Two p.m. This Day, the 7th,
if, before that time, sufficient Goods to fill the Vessel be not
alongside ; and Bills of Lading will require to be at the
Office for Signature on that day.
Goods, the quality of which is not specified in the ship-
ping note, will be considered as fine goods, and charged
accordingly, and no allowance will be made after the bills of
lading are signed.
Goods for any of the above-named ports must have the
place of their destination distinctly marked on them, in let-
ters of not less than two inches, otherwise the Agents will
not be accountable for mistakes.

Shippers will please send a shipping note along with each
cart-load of goods.
CZ- In the event of these steamers being placed in quarantine
at Malta, Cargo for that port will, on the arrival of the
Steamer, require to be immediately taken away, and trans-
forrocl to another rcaocl or dcpot, to peg fur»a goat (kneiite, at
the expense and risk of the Shippers or Consignees. This also
applies to passengers for Malta.
For Freight or passage apply to G. & J. BURNS, Glas-
gow or here to
BURNS & MACIVER, 1 Rumford-street.
• Liverpool.
Liverpool, Merseyside, England, 1853-11-07

BONUS TO POLICY-HOLDERS

THE CITY OF GLASGOW LIFE
ASSURANCE AND REVERSIONARY COMPANY
.Established 1838—Constituted by Act of Parliament 1842

The next ANNUAL INVESTIGATION takes place upon
20th JANUARY, 1854, and all parties opening participating
Policies on or beforr that date will be entitled to the Bonus
then to be declared. The Bonus for several years past has
been ONE AND A HALF PER CENT. PER ANNUM ON
THE SUM ASSURED.
POLICIES GRANTED FREE OF STAMP DUTY.

NO ENTRY MONEY CHARGED.
MEDICAL FEES PAID BY THE COMPANY.
Every facility for ejecting Assurances will be given on
application at the
HEAD OFFICE 40 ST. VINCENT PLACE, GLASGOW.
EDINBURGH OFFICE 19 ST. ANDREW SQUARE,
LONDON OFFICE 12 KING WILLIAM STREET, CITY,
And at the several Agencies of the Company throughout the
Kingdom.
By order of the Board of Directors.
D. WALKINSHAW, MANAGER.
AGENT FOR LIVERPOOL,
THOMAS BANKIER, 1, RUMFORD PLACE.

.... THE STEAM-SHIP
•.. 1,,,, ,- ai• GOLDEN AGE
401. Mk. FOR AUSTRALIA.
g......,
,------ _ - _
-4-- Is now ON VIEW in the HUSKISSON
DOCK; She is largest and most magnificently fitted steam-
ship in the world.—For Cards of Admission apply
MILLERS & THOMPSON,
4, Drury-lane, Liverpool.

PORT.-J. MOTT & SONS have now ready
for bottling the choicest WINES, of 1847 and 1851.
Samples may be tasted at their counting-house, or sample
bottles forwarded to the country.

SHERRY.--S. MOTT & SONS have recently, imported
several varieties of verysplendid SHERRIES, which they can
offer to connoisseurs at 50s. per dozan.
SOUTH CASTLE-STREET, LIVERPOOL.
Liverpool, Merseyside, England, 1853-11-07

BOSTON

A&RIVED.—Josiah Bradlee, from Liverpool :1
Western Empire, Do. ; Trimountain, Do. ;
Shyphax, from London.

PORTLAND.
ARRIVED.—John Dnnlap, Liverpool.

P ROV ID N CE.—October, 19,
A ZRIVIED.— Albert, from Glasgow.
Liverpool, Merseyside, England, 1853-11-07

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intended to be read by the Gentry and other
Inhabitants of North Lancashire should appear in the
PRESTON CHRONICLE. Having been established above
forty years, it enjoys a large circulation among all classes.
Its scale of charges for Advertisements is moderate, having
been tuducca since tlic abolition of the Atlreitiavniuul Duty.
When pre-paid, which can be done by postage stamps,
Advertisements of 4 lines, or 30 words, are inserted for Is. 6d.,
and 8 lines, or 60 words, for 2s.—Published every Saturday
morning, at 23, Fishergate, Preston.
Liverpool, Merseyside, England, 1853-11-07

ALLY TIMES

Enterpri;

Esther .. .. .. .. U Joseph Torrat. 942, rritu.,--, -
Gertruida, 94, Tuntebar, Bahr &Co .. 0 Josephine, 947, Jamieson, Houghte
Glincairn, 85, Young .. .. .. 0 Joseph Rowan, 930, Gifford, J
Gordon .5. Thompson 186 Eilbank.. .. .. w Lady Falkland, 673. Duguid, /
garmonie, 173. Grooth, A F Moore .. 0 Lencluden Castle, 993, Hamilton, d
Heather, 263, Gloach, J Lupton &Co .. w stone .•
.. • -
Highland Lass, 120, Sutherland, E Oliver 0 Levant. 474, Lenerton. JS de Wolff. ,
Indus 319 Islay .. .. .. 0 Magnet, 1123, Grundel. LarapOrt S t
Isabella Peek, 114, Simpson,.A. C. Stewart w Mariner, 312 M'lntyre A E BYr'l'
Johanna, 128, Silhor

Jantz Dornbar, 80, Adams ..
James Goudie, 100, Conway ..
John Perdue. 152 Gilberd, A. F. Moore

0 Mary 6*, Adeline, 657.M0rs
z 4 Mexico, 117, Mosher, J
ri Monsoon, 1084. Kinney,

icle Wolfe
junnek a

John Watson 131 Barnard, D Cannon & Sons
Liverpool, Merseyside, England, 1853-11-07

DEATHS

ti
,eptember, at Port Louis, Mauritius, where_; n :ti.IZ
gone for the recovery of his health. Ensign A. Mdrquis, Bese4OP
youngest son of the late Robert Marquis, Esq., Dum-housc,
shire,
sea agee 21.
At ,on Saturday the 17th of September, on board the...tote fa 0 1
Argo, on her voyage from Australia to Southampton, PeulP
Esq., aged 48.
Lisc`l
On the 2nd instant, at Malvern, Henry Mitchell Hall, of
..,11/0
,1
Inn, Scholar of University College, Oxford, youngest son of
v'
Winstanley Hall, of Ti ckwood, near Wellington, Shropabire. verparli
On the 2nd instant, at Little Kimble, Burks, George felt'
Spencer, Esq., second son of the late Rev. F. C. Spencer, L'"
Wheatfield, Oxon, aged 24.

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Liverpool, Merseyside, England, 1853-11-07

RA TES OF PASSAGE FROM LIVERPOOL,

Cabin, in Two-berth State-rooms, Twenty-one guineas each berth
„ Three-berth „ Seventeen
Forward „ Fifteen „ 21
Including Provisions and Steward's Fee.

All having the Ni,illl, prlvilegea, ups Pilessing together.

A limited number of Passengers will be taken at Eight
Guineas, including as much 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 £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 Pictc-
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.
Liverpool, Merseyside, England, 1853-11-07

BAHIA, Ocr. 8

A little more activity has prevailed in our import market.
SUGAR: Enquiry continues brisk, but our stocks are
mostly in second hands, and it is hardly possible to make up a
cargo, the small lots which appear in the market are bought
up at the quotations. The exports for the month have been
5,186 cases, 140 boxes, and 6,046 barrels and bags.
CorroN is offering freely, but purchasers are holding back,
transactions are reported at 6 400 per arr in payment for
goods sold.
COFFEE : Small lots from the interior were disposed of at
$4 per arroba ; in the beginning of the week 1,500 bags
Caravellas will be offered for sale by public auction ; the ex-
pected 800 bags from thence have not made their appearance.
The exports for the mouth of September had been nil.
EXCHANGE on London at 60 days' sight is quoted at 274,
to 28 per mil rea.
FREIGHTS : to Liverpool, for sugar, 40s. to 458. ; for
Cotton, ed. per pound.
Liverpool, Merseyside, England, 1853-11-07

AND GLASGOW,

FARES.—CABIN, (including Steward's Fee), 125.; STEERAGE, ss.
Servants in Cabin, Full Fare.

Unless prevented by any unforeseen occurrence, the under-noted or
other Steamers are intended to sail, (with or without Pilots),
between Liverpool and Glasgow, with Goods and Passengers, as
under :
The Clyde Steam Navigation Company's Stearn• Ships,
" . LYRA Captain HARDIE,
4, COMMODORE (Chartered) ....Captain BOYD,
4V(^, STAG. (new Steamer) Captain MAIN,
*A V I' LYNX, LYNX, (new Steamer)
FROM LIVERPOOL.
COMMODORE ....Saturday. ... Nov. 5, at 1, Afternoon.
COMMODORE.... Thursday... Nov. 10, at 6, Afternoon,
COMMODORE.... Tuesday.... Nov. 15, at 10, Morning.
COMM °DORE... . Saturday.. ..Nov. 19, at 12, Noon.
CO MMO DO RE.. _1 hur sday...Nov. 24, at 4, Afternoon.
COM MODORE.... Tuesday... . Nov. 29, at 9, Morning.
Passengers are requested to take charge of their own Luggage, as
the Ship is not responsible in any way for its safety.
Horses, Cattle, Carriages, and all kinds of Vehicles shipped at
their Proprietors' risk.
T. MARTIN & BURNS and CO., 12, Water-street.
C. MACIVN R & CO., 12, Water-street.
Liverpool, Merseyside, England, 1853-11-07

WEST INDIES.

We have received files of the West Indian, Bar-
badoes, to Sept. 23. The month of August has
been remarkably favourable for the planter. There
has been a plentiful supply of rain, which, with
hot suns, has much improved the appearance of
the canes. Seldom has this critical month been
more favourable. The consequence is, the almost
general expectation of a large crop next year, On
account of the rains, foreign manures have been
in demand, and there is a scarcity, particularly of
guano. The canes are not so forward on the Cliff,
and in the central parts of the Island, as they are
about Bridgetown, and in the out parishes of
Christ Church and St, Philip, and to leeward,
But this is, in a great measure, to be attributed to
the late finishing of the crops on the hills, and the
ratoons not having time yet to show themselves.
The planters are busy preparing the fields for next
year's crop ; and in some places we have observed,
are by no means forward in their preparations.
Few eddoes, and fewer yams, have been planted ;
and they are digging potatoes, which are not so
plentiful as was expected.
Liverpool, Merseyside, England, 1853-11-07

Co be Ett.

MO BE LET, under favourable conditions, in
consequence of the present Proprietor having other
engagements, the well-known and frequented PUBL IC-
HOUSE, called the "Freemasons' Hotel," 30, Cable-street.
Applications to be made on the premises.
N.B.—No agent need apply.
Liverpool, Merseyside, England, 1853-11-07

NELSON,

Aronian, 43, Rees .. .. .. 0
Diana, 178, Cross .. .. 0
Frankfort, (ss), Locke .. .. .. 0
Hopewell, 54, Rowlands.. .. .. 0
Jane, 19, Thomas, N Treweek .. .. 0
Jessie & Margaret, 30, Williams
Joseph, 70; Roohens .. .. .. 0
Mary Ann, 31, Rowlands, N Treweek .. 0
Nicholas Biddle, 773 Bird or Harrison .. s
Pearl, 27,• Griffiths .. .. .. 0
Prudence, 74, Jenkins .. .. .. 0
Vera Cruaio 135 Minger, F de Oleago &Co x,
Waterwitch, (ss), 201., amilton, M`Kean
&Co .. .. .. .. 0,
Liverpool, Merseyside, England, 1853-11-07

ANTIGUA

Derwent, Bell, J Longton & Co Sep, 22 ..
Phoenix, 365, King, C W & F Shand, Oct

ANTWERP.
Sjonkjealida, Hazewinkle, Bahr & Co, Oct
' 21

APALACHICOLA.
Windsor Castle, 815, Rogers, Pilkington
& Co, Oct 12 .. Bin

ARCHUUS.

Trine, 122, Trane, Vos Brown R. Co, Nov 5 K 1

. ,
ARICA & ISLAY.
thiula, James, Tyrer or Ashley Brs, Oct 12 S
Liverpool, Merseyside, England, 1853-11-07

Vithilt ft nitGe men t 5.

ROYAL COLOSSEUM , CONCERT-HALL,
Paradise-street, Liverpool. Proprietor, Mr. HEATH.
This delightful Hall
changeof
o Recreation,
Am
ecreusatieomne,ntos.pen- every Evening
with a continual
The unprecedented success of this Colossal Establishment,
is a sure guarantee of the unqualified approbation of the
public. The bmagnitude of the' building, the splendour of the
decorations, the brilliancy of the chandeliers, the glittering
mirrors, the enormous and superb ceiling, gorgeously orna-
mented with classic paintings, have excited the admiration of
thousands who have nightly crowded the Hall.

Engagement of M. IfENhIQUE'S extraordinary troupe of
performing DOGS and MONKEYS : their entertainment is
of a most pleasing, interesting, and amusing nature. Tri-
umphant success, and consequent re-engagement of HERR
RENNEF, the Equilibrist King and Wonder of the Age,
for SIX NIGHTS only. The last week of HERR SUSS-
tne eeiebruteo imitator or ziras and Ammals.

The above great artists will appear in conjunction with the
following talented Company, in a Grand Musical Melange :
Miss HEMMINGS, Mrs. CLIFTON, Mr. R. MORROW,
Mr. W. MORROW, Mr. H. CLIFTON. The LAST
SIX NIGHTS nights of the original VANGO.
Artist, M. CRAWFORD ; Musical Director, Mr. F.
BOULLAND ; Leader of the Brass Band, Mr. BROWN ;
Director of the Entertainments, Mr. HEATH, Jun.
Liverpool, Merseyside, England, 1853-11-07

Eaton, 5
Elizabeth, 4.
Equity, Jones

)wens, Sleight & Jones .. I
Luckharn, J Glynn & Son . (
( T Frith ..

Fanny, 110, Hill, J Glynn and Son .. C
Gimblet, 21, Jones, J R Owen .. .. 0
Glide, 142, Le Vatte, R Morrow Son &Co a
Herefordshire, 97, Lewis, Cram &Co .. 0
Hope, 66, Tyson, J Russell .. .. .0
Isabel, 103, Winter, J Adams ..
Jenny Jones, 35, Owens, Jlt Owens .. N
Jesusa, 251, Algerta,,Allen & Co..
MARINERS' CHURCH .. .. .. .. s
Maria Teriso, 117. Caifii, Cox & Son .. U
Martha, 788, Pickering, T Harrison .. w
Martin Luther 1241 Kinney, D Gibb .. a
New Dove, 24. Jones, T B Owen.. .. 0
New Gift, 15, Jones .. .. • . N
Orion, 24, Hughes, I R Owen .. .. N
Rosa, 110, Welsh .. .. .. a
St. Aubin, 110, Langlais` Le Maistre &Co (,
Secundina, 216, Albiude, Partridge &Co .. C
Supply, 150, Al `lver, Campbell &Co .. C
Swallow, 16, Evans, T R Owen .. .. N
Tilburina, 71, Withig .. .. .. C
Windermere, 372, Glendinning, M Rotheram s
Liverpool, Merseyside, England, 1853-11-07

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Manchester.

SPIRITS OF WINE, 6 0 0.P.,
20s. PER GALLON.
T. RIGBY, 73, CROSSHALL-STREET, WHITECII.A.PEL.

JAMES HEVEY,
ACCOUNTANT and GENERAL AGENT,

13, CAMDEN-STREET

MERCHANTS' DINING ROOMS, LANCASTER-
BUILDINGS, Liverpool, close to Exchange, Tithe-
barn-street, Railway Station, and Prince's Pier-head. Fresh
Native OYSTERS, TURTLE, and GAME. Commodious
Private Rooms for Ladies, and large Smoking Room.

F. E. MORRIS'', PROPRIETOR

MARBLE WORKS, 32, NORTON-STREET, LIVER-
POOL.—J. BRANSON begs to announce that hehas
on hand a large STOCK' of superior MARBLE CHIM-
NEY-PIECES, in the newest designs, from £2 to £25 each.
MONUMENTS, TOMBS, BATHS, &c.,
at very low prices.

It,
.OWN-HALL SHADES and EXCHANGE
DINING ROOMS, I,.DALE STREET, Conierdf
gh-street. A dinner frdrh. any Joint or . Dish,- 9d, inblu-
ding a Glass of Ale or Porter, Bread and Vegetables. '
RUMP-STEAK PUDDING
EVERY THURSDAY AND FRIDAY.

PHE STRANGWAYS-HALL COAL COM-
PANY, WIGAN.—The above Company, have Re-
moved their Offices, from 41, Oldhall-street, to DERBY-
ButhDiNus, Fenwick-street, and are in a position to supply
the best quality of steam or house Coal without delay.
Vesselsloaded in Garston Dock, if required. Orders also taken
for Rock and White Salt, for shipment in Liverpoid or
Runcorn. JAMES H. JOHNSON, Agent.
Derby-buildings, Fenwick-street, Liverpool.