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The Northern Daily Times.
Liverpool, Merseyside, England, 1853-11-18

13eIgItun.

STEAM COMMUNICATION
BETWEEN
LIVERPOOL & ANTWERP,

oti
-,_ ,

Next summer, as soon as the Screw Steam-ships now build-
ing for the Atlantic are completed, a regular STEAM
COMMUNICA T lON will be established by first-class
Steamers, between LIVERPOOL and ANTWERP.
Goods will be received by these Steamers at Antwerp for
transshipment at Liverpool by the steam-ships to the United
States ' • and the transshipment at Liverpool (as in the Com-
pany's trade between Havre and Liverpool) will be free of
expense to the goods. _ _

It is not intended by the establishment of this line to cur-
tail, in any way,the facilities already possessed by the French,
German, and Belgian shippers of merchandise to America
from Havre, via Liverpool, but as an additional means for the
expedition of their goods.

BURNS & MACIVER,
1, Rumford-street
Liverpool, Merseyside, England, 1853-11-18

was stolen on

that occasion, with some clothing
clerks connected with the establishment, with which the
thieves got clear off, since which time the office has been
left in charge of two of the most active and vigilant officers
belonging to the city police, Mead and Carrol. Early
d at (

) some of the

—rday monung a noise was nun._ _ ue of the window-s
over the vestry-room of St. Mary's Woolnoth church, which
is protected by iron bars, but there is room enough for a
thief to gain admission by lowering it, and dropping into
the office. This, however, was firmly
_secured after the
first attempt. Mead and Carroll took up their position in
the office; and the burglar, after two hours hard work,
-"-Thoe_ with chisel in hand, and was about

sprang from the
Liverpool, Merseyside, England, 1853-11-18

POSTING BILLS, in Black or Coloured Ink,
executed in the best style on the shortest notice, by
CHARLES WILLMER, at his General Printing Office, 19,
South John-street, Liverpool. DOUBLE DEMY BILLS in
Black Ink, Bs. per hundred.

UTILLIAM ROBERTS & CO., Ship Store
Dealers and Export Bottlers, 10 and 12, Cooper'
Row, Liverpool.

GALVANIZING IRON WORKS, 13, New
Quay. All kinds of Iron Work Galvanized promptly.
Galvanized Sheet Iron, &c.
ALEX. SMITH & CO.

TEA.—The entire advantage arising from the
Reduction of the Duty on Tea,—from the lowest
cash buying,—and from the best and most extensive selec-
tion of the article, is secured to Purchasers at the Establish-
ments of BINYONS, ROBINSON, & CO.; Tea Importers
Manchester.

PAPER HANGINGS, DECORATIONS,)It'Sx.
London, French, and own Manufacture.—W. SHIERS
and Co., Proprietors, 3, Deansgate, (Old Church-end), Man-
chester.
Liverpool, Merseyside, England, 1853-11-18

IF you require a FIRST-RATE LONDON HAT
you must go to WOOD'S Hatter, 73, Lord-street,
whose Hats are unrivalled for Finish and Durability.

DO you Dine in Liverpool ? Step into DICK-
SON'S ELDON DINING-ROOMS, 16, South John-
street, (under the Bankruptcy Courts), the only house in
town where Elegance and Economy are combined. Soups
always ready at Dickson's Eldon Dining-Rooms, 16, South
John-street, Liverpool.
Liverpool, Merseyside, England, 1853-11-18

FRANCE.

An official report shows that the yield of the last
harvest is 10,000,000 hectolitres below the average
yield, and that up to the present time 3,000,000
hectolitres of corn had been imported into France

Paris Bourse dull on Thursday, three's closed
73, 50, 42 per cents., 99, 65.

Printed and Published by CHARLES WILLMER, of 21,
Oxford-street, at his General Printing and Stationery
Establishment, 19, South John-street, Liverpool.
FRIDAY, NOVEMBER 18, 1853.
Liverpool, Merseyside, England, 1853-11-18

:t to Constantin

Ir. Co

)usaild

God, it

efforts he had

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the county

there any man who grt

Lt. more in order to s(

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A the Policy of th
sintain peace as lo

ffas not

1 not get

Teased force now,

they were all willing to pay for it.
my a half

of 'Lord Al

England would not

peace,

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the case, he coul,

they w

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a was to go on

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of " no.

noise and

interrupted him, had listened i

of testing. In proof of this, h

London Tavern,

ye of eontiden

they had to decide upon the

ould not then have interrupted 1
,11v had conic to the

of Russia, and he knew 1

lot but sT

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Liverpool, Merseyside, England, 1853-11-18

Ex Henry Winch froniCa

utta.—Apply to
J. and E. GREY, Brokers

To-MORROW, (Saturday), the 19th inst., at 12 o'clock Noon
precisely, on the Quay, West Side of the Brunswick

bock, - -
2733 Pieces Merchantable YELLOW PINE DEALS,
4964 „ , SPRUCE DEALS & BATTENS,
10,000 SAWN PALINGS,
6 Cords LATHWOOD,
Now landing ex Fanny Giffney from St. John's, N. 8.,
469 Pieces St. John's YELLOW PINE DEALS, ex
Stephen Glover,
20,000 Feet WALNUT SCANTLING,
800 „ WHITE OAK PLANKS & SCANTLING,
1,800 „ ASH BOARDS & SCANTLING,
Just landed ex Rock City from Quebec,
11 Logs WALNUT, ex Balmoral,
30 Curls WALNUT, ex Underwriter.
300 Logs PENCIL CEDAR, ex Ohio,
On account of the Importers,
CHALONER & FLEMING, Brokers.
Liverpool, Merseyside, England, 1853-11-18

NORTHERN DAILY TIMES

LISBON

LISBON, PERNAM, BAHIA, RIO, &c.
Brazileira, 1000, Green, Millers & Thomp-
son, Nov 10 .. Bkd
Mensajeiro, 103, Santos. T J Taylor, Nov 16 N
LISBON, BRAZIL, AND RIVER PLATE.
Lusitanla (ss), Brown. Millers &co, Sept 29 Bkd!,
LUBECK.

Elvine, Schwanck. Bahr & CO, Nov 10 . • Q 1

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

MALAGA.
Maria 100 L Valle, G Partridge, Fletcher
and Co. Oct 28 • . G
MALTA AND ALEXANDRIA.
Tigre, 288, Casser, Pothonier Gv
MALTA, ALEXA NDRIE TTA, & BF:IROUT
Arabian, (s), 394, Graves, H Dixon & Co,
Nov 15 N
Liverpool, Merseyside, England, 1853-11-18

gain extrem

MATCH-ONE MILE.
Ir. Price's b h Warwick, lOst 91b
Ir. Roberts's b c Lamartine, 5 yrs, lOst 91b

THE SCURRY STAKES
Of 3 sovs each, with 25 sovs added.

Ur. Hutchinson's b f Voucher, \
T. L. Byrne's Windsucker, 5
Three others ran.

Won easil

Three quarters c

A TWO YEAR-OLD SELLING RACE
Of 3 sovs each, with 20 sovs added. Half a mile
Mr. Bennion's b f Pope Joan (40/.)
Mr. Saxon's b c Boddicot (401.)

Two others ran

HANDICAP SWEEPSTAKES
Of 5 sovs each, if 20 subs 50 sovs will b
and a half mile.

Mr. CopelLd's ch m Candlewick, 6 yi
A 'splendid race here, Alonzo winning

Eleven- others ran

THE SHORTS HANDICAP

1 short n.

Of 3 sovs each, with 20 sovs added
Mr. Harrison's Hyacinth, 4 yrs
Mr. Bennion's b f Pope Joan, 2
Mysterious Lady and Lady Ponsonby made a good show
the start, but the superior pace of Hyacinth speec
distanced them. Pope Joan was a good second. Ei
others ran.

Half a mil

A SELLING HANDICAP STEEPLE CHASE
The winner to be sold for 50/. Two miles.

• •
Mr. Jordan's Sir Philip
Mr. Sait's b h Timothy

ine others ran

THE LARGEST CIRCULATED NEWSPAPER IN

WALES

THE CARNARVON and DENBIGH
HERALD 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 in Wales or Cheshire (ride 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 2s Od.
9 lines
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 ls, 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-

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-
place.

COURT OF QUEENS

INFORMATION A(

INST T

THE LIVERPOOL C

was imp'

I the Li
al on S.

i allidav
Liverpool, Merseyside, England, 1853-11-18

AND MALTA,

Astrologer, (s), 306, H Dixon and Co,
Nov 1.. N
Teneriffe, Bell, Burns and ?elver, Nov 7 :Cbg
CHARLESTON.

Lady Hobart, 781, --, T Frost, Jun. Oct

Levant, 474, Linnerton, J S de Virolfe and

Co, Nov 9
City of Manchester, 600, Flinn, Jecot Tay-

for and Co, Nov 10
Nashwank, 762, M'lntyre, J S de Wolf &
Co, Nov 15

COQUIMBO.
Nudes, 327, Anderson, J Mondell, or Myers
and Son. Oct 22

DANZIC

Gladiator, 454, Dleseek, Bahr & Co, Oct 27 B

DEMERARA.
Acanthus, Marshall, Waterhouse or Book-
er, Nov 9 Bkd,

DORDT,

Amelia. Urlson, A F Moore, Nov 9 .. K
Gertruida, 102, Fintter, A F Moore, Nov 2 Q
Harmonic, de Groot, A F Moore, Nov 9 Gv
King of the Forest, 128, J Rees, A F
Moore, Oct 28 .. .. .. K
Liverpool, Merseyside, England, 1853-11-18

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 Smokin Room.
F. E. MORRISH, PROPIUETOR.

THE EASTERN QUESTIOb
APRELIMINARY MEETING of
of Constitutional Freedom, will take plac
Brunswick Hotel, Hanover-street, to consider the propriety
of holding a Public Meeting on the Eastern Question, this
Evening at Eight o'clock.

COAI
CI

AYLEUR, DELAMER

.e Frien

s, SHEVINGTON, NEAR

be to recommend their Best and Second Qu.
COALS and CANNEL, STEAM COAL, Lai_
SMITHY SLACK and COKE, FOUNDRY COKE', fillt.l
NACE STOCK, &c.
63, OLDHALL-STREET, LIVERPOOL ;
LITHERLAND-BRIDGE WHARF,
SEAFORTH.
Shipping supplied in the Stanley or other Decks.

y House
end good,

OFFICES
Liverpool, Merseyside, England, 1853-11-18

SUPPLEMENT

THE NORTH E'N DAILY TIMES.

BRUNSWICK.
Amelia 8. Thomas, 81, Ellis, J Barnes, Glas-
gow
Mary /Inn, 31, Jones, N Treweek

COBURG.

Emma, 168, Jones, Cardiff
Lord Palmerston, 106, Williams, Cardiff
Ocean, 106, Francis, Cardiff
Mary Ann. gg, Clausin, Dublin

QUEEN'S.
Ocean Queen 64, Dixon, Runcorn
William, fig:Sturdy, Quebec
Unity, Owens, Banff

KING'S.

Anna, 28, Henning, Miners & Co, Dnnifries
21aid of Athens, 229, Bonfellow, Bahr & Co,

Cork-
,Illary. 42, Harford, Inverness
ISeagull, 18, Johnson, Dundee

ALBERT.
Sea Horse, 7DO, Heron, Potter Brs, Calcutta

CANNING DOCK,

!Gipsey, 221, Mcßride, .J W Fairclough, Glas•

gow
Port! and, 131, Evans, J 'V Fairclough, Glas•

gow
Columbine, 186, Kelso, J W Fairelough, Glas.

gow
Sapphire, 193, llf`Laren, Ill'Arthur&Co,Glas•

cow
Dan Glaister, HI, Glaister, J D Thomson,
Af aryport
Cheshire Lass, 125, Curtis, London
Zskam, 55, J Barnes, Runcorn

Off i -Port Inward Bound.

HOLYHEAD.

•
No 530, St. Leonard E•hip, supposed to ba
No 630, Sandb ach, from Demerara,

Ships in the River Outward

Bound.

Eagle 199 Sister, J. Mondel, Vera Cruz
Yorkshire, 1058, Young, New York
Southampton, 1407, Fensley, Guion & Co
Albatross, 1030. Geves, Gibbs Bright & Co
Alan 928 ➢lc Arthur, Rankin and Co
Pricilla, 519, Pile, IT Bowett, Sierra Leone
Northern Light 1283 -, Holdernese & Co
Glinrairn, 85. Young
Condor, 68, Eastie, Amsterdam
Abeona 275 Lewis, Tyson and Richmond,
Africa

Sailed.

Ashburton, 649, Taylor, Nichols or S

Pearce, Havana
Oceana 192 Giococehca, Partridge & Co, Ha-

vana
Nanteos, 67, Griffith, Barrow
Nymph, 78, Davis, Barrow
Wasp 32, Davies, Barrow
Theodor, 81, --, Chepstow
Monkey, 87, Owens, Dublin
Mindoro, 132 g, Crowell, Fernie Brs, Mobile
E. L. Teida, 93, Futz, A. F. Moore, Belfast
Vera Crnzio 135 Slinger, F,de Oleago & Co,
Julia. 163, Johns, Cardiff
Mariner, 68, Morgan, Newport
Margaret & Mary, 79, Jones, Newport ,
Andrew Foster, Holberton, New York
Emily, Gusdeh, Shanghae
Orient, Hill. New Yor!,
Ranee, Campbell, Calcutt
Swan, 158, Mar, Marti ood & Co, Plymouth'
Dundalk, 71, Green, Runcorn
Primrose, 57, Jones, J Barnes, Runcorn
Kirkman !inlay, 440, Muir, linlay & Co,
Clyde
Liverpool, Merseyside, England, 1853-11-18

among the inhal
'bag the prbgiess of the w

)s.
)s. 7a'

RUs--
STA AND TURKEY.

PROGRESS OF THE WAR

100'1.4 have not as yet received the anxiously
of 'ea-for information, confirming the statement
but he rout of the Russian army by Omer Pasha,
pre;!:ead by the light of the authentic statements of
the,"B occurrences; which have been received,
e is no . reason to doubt its- correctness.
to 1408, the very absence of information would go
show that the Russians have not only not
Itev-
40t ed any success, but that their position was
"en of that doubtful kind which would enable
progarbled telegraphic message to make it wear a
eiislng aspect in the eyes of Europ
Dretters from Buehares
Liverpool, Merseyside, England, 1853-11-18

113ubilt amuoment4.

THEATRE ROYAL, LIVERPOOL

MANCHESTER SHAKSPERIAN SOCIETY'S
PERFORMANCES,

THE PROCEEDS OF WHICH WILL BE PRESENTED TO
THE BLUE COAT HOSPITAL.

PATRONS.
The High Sheriff of the County.
The Right Honourable the Earl of Derby.
The Right Honourable Lord Stanley.
The Honourable Henry Thomas Liddell, M.P
William Brown, Esq., 51. P.
John Ireland Blackburne, Esq.
The Worshipful the Recorder of Liverpool,

Elias Arnaud, James Eisq.- .
Lawrence, Esq.
James J. Bibby, Esq. Thomas -Littledale, Esq.
Major Bourne. John Marriott, Esq.
Thomas Brocklebank, Esq. Edward Moon, Esq.
Edward Guy Deane, Esq. John Moss, Esq.
Hardman Earle, Esq. W. R. Sandbach, Esq.
Joseph C. Ewurt, Esq. John Stewart, Esq.
Edward Gibbon, Esq. Anthony Swainson, Esq,
Richard Gibson, Esq. John Swainson, Esq.
Robert Gill, Esq. Wilfred Troutbeck, Esq.
Matthew Gregson, Esq. Charles Turner Esq.

Francis Haywood, Esq. I John H. Turner, Esq. Joseph Langton, Esq. Joseph N. Walker, Esq.

A POETICAL ADDRESS, written for the occasion, by
Mr. JOHN BOLTON ROGERSON, author of Rhyme,
Romance, and Reverie, &c., and President of the Man-
chester Shaksperian Society, will be delivered by one of
the Members.
ON FRIDAY, the 25th inst., will be represented
Shakspere's Comedy of MUCH ADO ABOUT
NOTHING. After which, (compressed into three acts),
Shakspere's Comedy of THE TWELFTH NIGHT; OR,
WHAT YOU WILL.

Prices of Admission :—Boxes, 45.; Upper Boxes, 3s
Pit, 2s. ; Gallery, ls.

Tickets to be..had at the following places :—Courier and
Albion Newspaper Offices, Castle-street ; Mr. Ellison,
Chemist, Church-street ; Mr. Mayer, Silversmith, Lord-
street; Mr. Rawle, Chemist, Lord-street; Messrs. }lime and
Son, Church-street; Mr. Dreaper, Bold-street; Mr. War-
burton, Exchange News-room; Mr. Peers, Lyceum News-
room; Mr. Perris, Lyceum Library; and at the Liverpool
Literary and Dramatic Society's Rooms, 5, Wilton-street.
NOTICE.—The Box-office will be open for the securing of
Places to those parties holding Dress Box Tickets, on and
after MONDAY, next, 21st, inst., between the hours of Ten
and Three.

The Doors will be opened at half-past six o'clock, and
the Performance will commence at seven precisely, when it
is requested that all parties will be in their respective places.
Liverpool, Merseyside, England, 1853-11-18

EVERY EVENING TO

BELFAST AND THE NORTH OF IRELAND,
VIA FLEETWOOD.
The Royal Mail Steamers leave
FLEETWOOD FOR BELFAST
Every Evening (Sunday excepted), at or

aftei 7.30, p.m.
And return from BELFAST every Evening (Sunday
excepted), at 6.15, p.m.
See "Bradshaw's Guide," page 141: or apply to
KEMP and Co., Fleetwood.
Trains leave Liverpool (East Lancashire Station) at 4.15
p.m., and Manchester (Victoria Station) at 5.10 p.m.

Co be Let.

FURNISHED APARTMENTS,

AHandsomely Furnished Drawing-romn, with
Two or Three Bed-rooms, to be Let in a Villa plea-
santly situated in Oxton-road, Birkenhead. Partial Board
if desirable. Omnibuses within a few yards of the house.
Address "X Y Z," at the NORTHERN DAILY TIMES Office.

TO BE LET, a good SPIRIT VAULTS and
PUBLIC HOUSE free &c.—Apply at the NORTHERN
DAILY TIMES OFFICE.
Liverpool, Merseyside, England, 1853-11-18

BRUNSWICK.

Adelaide Bell, 1091, Chase
Atlantic, 400, Holt, Bahr & Co ..
Amelia. 550, Redman, Bahr & Co
Andreas, 387, Hoggblom
Balmoral, 975, Douglas..
Bee, 1352, Grant, Giiibs Bright & Co
Cap Rouge,llo7 , M' Pherson, Valentyne & Co wl
Chatham, 813, Vinnis, M'Calmont .. 01
Columbus, 962, Chaloner & Fleming .. 0
Conqueror, 651, M'Cauley, Grainger &Co vr
Conway 1000 Diston
Cumloden Castle, 722, M'Donald, Douglas
and Westcott .. 0
Edinburgh 892 Blair
Ellen, 406, Henderson, E Oliver .. 0
Edward Johnston, 997, Lawson .. .. a
Enterprise. 6,,g, Hardma w
Fanny G'ffney, 745, Moodey, Chaloner &

.. 0
E
E
E

Fleming .. , .. ..
Florence, 174, -, M'Kenzie Houghton & Co 6
George Foster, 500, Zessin, Bahr &Co .. 01
Graf Von Schwerin, 290, Krause, Bahr&Co w'
Ilenda.3o4 Morland, J & A Dunn
Imperial, 1299, Moran, Fernie Brs
Jane, 839, Hunter, Sharples and Jones ..
John, 535, Paws, T Frost, .. . • ,
Joseph Torrat, 94.). Pritchard, Fernie, Brs, w
Jeisie, 350, Donnely .. .. .. 0
Joseph Rowan, 933, Gifford, JD W Spurr a
Lady Falkland, 673, Duguid, Rankin, &Co a
Lady Russell, 870, Smiley, Farnworth and •
Jordan .. .. .. .. 0
Lencluden Castle, 993, Hamilton, J John-
stone .. .. ..
Levant, 474, Lcnerton, JS de Wolff .. w
Magnet, 1123, G,undel, Lamport &Co .. E
Mariner, 312, M'lntyre, A E Byrne .. w
Margaret, 310, England .. .. w
Marys, 343, Thompson, Sharples and Jones, 0
Matoka, 1223, Pallace, M'Calmont Brs .. w
Mexico, 117, Mosher, JS de Wolfe .. a
Monsoon, 1084, Kinney, Jarnnek and Bibley w
Nimrod, 987, Wl:wing, R Morrow, Son, &
Garbutt .. .. .. .. w
North Star 258 Hobbs, - .. .. .. a
;Petrel, 848 Chapman, Gibbs Bright and Co a
Philanthropist, 856, Wilson, Sharples & Jones E
PhleitiX, Mcppett .. .. .. •
' Pollock, 815 M'lntyre, Rankin & Co
Progress, 942, E Oliver.. ..
R A Parke, 389, 111`Waters.0 S Lemon ..
Rothschild, 647, Balkely, E Oliver ..
Sarah, 557, Truman ..
Seafiower, 1023, Lowring, Maddock & Co 0
Spartan, 626, Stewart, Willis & Co, .. -01
Speed, 1010,'Baxter, Gibbs & Co..
Sultana 1316 Delany .. ~. .. EI
Timandra, 1117, Tucker .. ~ n
I village Maid, 91, Johnston .. .. 0
W. /I.• Davis, 877, Dand, Glen & Co . , w
William, 291, Moritz, Bahr and Co
Zetland, 1288, Tilley, R Morrow, Son, & Co E

W
.. 0
Liverpool, Merseyside, England, 1853-11-18

had been given by tile East Lancashire Company, ww
likely to affect the streets at the north end of the 0001
M. M'GowAN said that the borough engineer WI 01
to proceed to Preston to see the plans, &c., whic
lodged with the clerk of t2le peace.m
The committee then adioslrned• •

POLICE COWL?

-YESTERDAY

-
UNGRATEFUL GUESTS.—Thonta,'
Shaw and .Louisa
s.
two respectable-looking persons, we. "e charged witnortittli
a quantity of wearing apparel from Mrs. Sophiad tho
16, Nelson-street. The prosmutrix in ~`he case deger
ose
in July 1852, the prisoners came to loll,'"
stating that they were recommended to her "J-
They came quite in a stylish way, but lnotwith..'7,, ran
she did not see any of their money, though ths loan
te%
bill with her of thirty-eight pounds for board nucl iut
Having missed several articles of wearing apparel, t"11e,,,
11th of December, she suspected a servant in thell°
taking the property, but had no idea whatever th5,,,e34
prisoners were the delinquents. Those profitable I°';,lJ,
left her after she had sheltered them nearly a year' l)
when they had gone, she first suspected them, as r,to".
behaved so dishonestly by never paying her a la`,", he
On last Monday night the female prisoner came
house quite drunk and asked for a bed, and then 0,
Griffiths accused her for having stolen her propelo;
asked her, at least, to give up the pawn-tickets. On
day morning Louisa Shaw did give her up ten tickets,
,or
one of them proved to be for a vest, part of the Pi,,,,r°P•t`ti
stolen, and pledged in the man's name, and he rofi
that he had stolen it. The case was remanded to au°"
minute inquiry at the pawn-offices. ldf)
Cr

,0111MITALS TO THE SESSIONS.—Joanna _Russell, rt--bol
on Wednesday, charged with stealing a £2O bank of Billet,
note from her master, Mr. APCamley, 5, Hcpwoodnis
was yesterday committed hr trial to the sessions' 110
officer (Patrick), who had discovered the manner in
the note was abstracted, as mentioned in our WI
since observed in prisoner's box seven pawn-ticke.tsill
which a further felony of a shirt and handkerchle
brought home to the prisoner. nd
Nary jinn_ Williams and James Wagstal(from reol,. rote
were committed for trial to the sessions, charged
bilk; a fiat-man, named Richard Elton, of twentrvi
pounds, in a public-house iu Oil-street, on the 9th
This case had. been remanded in order that the male P11:4
might be apprehended, Detective officer William MO
arrested him in Duncan-street, and the prosecutor idea
him amongst five other prisoners.
EXTENSIVE ROBBERY BY A
Liverpool, Merseyside, England, 1853-11-18

Vessels, Spoken.

Anne Longton' from Liverpool to Calcutta,
in lat 47, lon 12, Nov 8.
Maria., from at. Petersburg to Liverpool, off
'ick, Nov 10.
America, from Calcutta to London, lat io s,
lon 12 w, Oct 1.
Liverpool, Merseyside, England, 1853-11-18

INSTRUCTIONS TO COMMITTEES

The usual instructions to committees were read over b y
the TOWN CLERK, and agreed to unanimously.

THE BUSINESS OF THE COUNTY

Mr. Alderman HEELIS said, after the meeting which took
place on the previous Wednesday, it seemed to him to be
very desirable that there should be some good mode of pro-
ceeding in reference to the various matters that came under
notice of the committ, for - distr;-

—ces ne various districts, and he
hastily sketched a memorandum, which he sent to the town
clerk, asking him to give notice that the question would be
brought under the consideration of the council that day.
The following was the motion of which he had given notice :
—" To consider and decide on some plan by which the
several district committees for various purposes, can be kept
in one consistent course, so as to insure, as far as practicable,
uniformity in practice." But he intended, as he believed
it was competent for him to do so, that being an adjourned
quarterly meeting, not topress the above motion, but to pre-
pare one of a much more extended nature. It seemed to
him, when he began to consider the matter a little further,

talitl, woe buujeu was or a more extenaect character than at
first sight appeared. Of course it must appear to everybody
iN nal 4 t.tly iDIVLL Vt 11.& trui. uu.6lt, 61acaV vv
work ; and that in all respects it was very desirable, at all
events, that there should be a revision of the duties hitherto
performed by the town-clerk, by the borough treasurer, and
various other officers of the corporation. He begged to
move the following resolution :—" That, inasmuch as the
extension of the limits of the borough appears to render
necessary an alteration in the duties of the various officers
of the corporation, the general purposes committee of the
borough be, and they are hereby requested and directed
to take into their early consideration, and report to this
council, what duties ought henceforth to be performed by
the town-clerk, borough treasurer, and other officers for the
time being of the corporation, and whether it will be proper
that any, and if any, what alteration should be made in the
salaries or remuneration of or to such town-clerk, borough
treasurer, and other officers respectively, and whether any,
and if any, what additional officers should be appointed,
and at what salaries, and what course seems desirable to be
adopted fer -'ccirmity of -
tier

. in the working of the committees having similar powers
and duties in the several districts of the borough."
Mr. Alderman WORRALL seconded the resolution which
was carried unanimously.

CHAIRMEN AND DEPUTY-CHAIRMEN OF COMMITTEES.
The committees were instructed to report at the next
meeting of the council, the names of the gentlemen elected
chairmen and deputy-chairmen.
Shortly afterwards the council broke up.
Liverpool, Merseyside, England, 1853-11-18

troops to hold% posse

the winter

Already, out of an army of

men, and 264 guns, which crossed the Pruth it
July, only 30,000 or 40,000 men are forthcoming.

The reports received by way of Trieste, from

Constantinople to the 7th instant, state that the

Turks had taken the fort of Checkwetit on the 28th

ult., in which they captured 2,000 stand of arm

and 1,000 men. Several Russian
had arrived from Batoum, and more were ex

risoners of wa
Liverpool, Merseyside, England, 1853-11-18

CEARA

Tinamara, 280, Blundell, Singlehurst & Co,
Nov 3 .. ..

CITY POINT, VIRGINIA

Paramatta, 1107, Henry, J S de Wolf & Co,
Nov I ..
Sarah, 111‘Lay, Willis and Co. Nov 5 ..

CIE N FUEGO S

Corzon de Maria 182, B'de Artaza, J T
Nickels. Oct 22 .. .. '., P
N S del Carmen, 199 Gortozar, Oleage and
Coor or Aikin and Son. Oct 24 .. K
Tu Cuidado, 80, Arris, F D Oleaga & Co,
Nov 11 .. .. G
CONSTANTINOPLE & ODESSA.
Maria Eugenia, 317, Posnovich, WC Potho-
nier, Nov 16 .. .. .. Sby
CONSTANTINOPLE, SMYRNA, SYRA
Liverpool, Merseyside, England, 1853-11-18

rw TAKES NO SALT.

FOR
NEW ORLEANS.
TO SAIL 20th OF NOVEMBER

The Fine First-Class American Ship,
"JOSEPHINE,"
Cspt. W. JAMESON,
950 Tons Register. Will sail as above. For Freight or
Cabin Passage, having excellent accommodation,
Apply to
TRAIN & CO.,
5, India Buildings.
Liverpool, Merseyside, England, 1853-11-18

pected

N. small Turkish squadron was cruising in

the Black Sea, and two British, and two French

line-of-battle ships are lying off Therapia fo.

present. It was also reported, that a new note
bad arrived at the Turkish capital, with instrue-

tions to the Ambassadors of England and France

to recommend it to the Porte ; :but there appears

to be a decided objection on the part of the Turks
to its being signed. The city was perfectly

tranquil.
The intelligence received via Vienna of the same

date as that from Trieste (Nov, 7,) states that,

large masses of troops are concentrated on the

Asiatic frontier, and that the SULTAN had received

the title of" The Victorious." Heavy rains had fallen

mi the 10th and 11th inst., by which the Danube

ls greatly swollen, the roads rendered impassa-

ble and military or

)ns impeded. To this, all

)f which is probably true, the Vienna reports add

the following rumour:-

The Turkish arim

)artly cut off, and routed." This must be entirely

false, as all the information received in this country

)ncurs in confirming the reported success of the

Turks; and the advises received from Paris lat

yesterday afternoon state, 'that 'another important

victory had been gained by the Turkish arm

the SULTAN has purchasel 40,000 Vincennes car

bines in Paris, for which the Turkish Ambassador

is said to have paid 2,000,000 francs. The number
Hof guns carried by the French, English, Tu'rliish,

nd Egyptian ships of war, now at the service of

he OTTOMANS, is about 5,000. The reported cap-

Lure of a Russian frigate, near Trebizonde, by the

Turkish fleet, and the wretched condition of th

from sickness and bad food, are

fully confirmed; and also that the Poles, who had

urged from

le Russian ser-

vice, as they could not fight for the Greek religion

ad been shot

Thus when we approach any event in Russian

history, humanity is outraged, and every feeling of

honor roused to the utmost indignation. Nicuo-

LAS may yet live, however, to hear the voice of

earthly retribution vibrating in his despotic ear

and feel the hand of vengeance upon his impious

Person. The horizon which surrounds his savage

sway is growing darker and darker as the cau s(

of civilization prog

a glorious strug-

;le after all, and England may be proud of being

the " great powei

) which the CZAR shows h:

diabolical obsequiousness

the days of secret diplomacy and Ministerial

apathy, in case

where war actually exists, may

be said to be numbere(

'he men of Manchester

have been, as usua

in all cases of

National

emergenc:

the first in the North to show every

town and village its bounden duty, as well as it

vital interests

And they were fortunate in havir

:cured such able

Kpounders of Russian per

filly and Turkish. rights, as the hero NAPIER, and

that br

beaten

Itesman DAVID UUQUHAF

These men know the true designs of the AUTOCRAT

and the real position of British interests in the

How to resist the formei

thauthe gallant and tried Admir
Liverpool, Merseyside, England, 1853-11-18

HEALTH COMMITTEE.

This committee met yesterday, at eleven o'clock, Mr. Al-
derman LANGSDAI,E in the chair. The other members pre-
sent were—Messrs. Gladstone, Moss, Beckwith, Fleming,
Hodson, Nicholson, Johnson, Halhead, Nicol, Godfrey,
and Henderson.

The minutes of the last meeting having been read,
Mr. GODFREY, who had been appointed one of the com-
missioners to hear summonses, applied to be changed from
one district to another.

The CHAIRMAN : That can be done afterwards.
ANOTHER CHANGE IN THE HOUR OF MEETING.
Mr. HALHEAD said he believed it was the general feeling
of the committee that they should meet at the former hour,
half-past two o'clock. Some gentlemen who had no busi-
ness to attend to had given way, to meet the convenience of
those gentlemen who had business to attend to in the morn-

Mr. BECKWITH remarked that he understood meeting at
eleven o'clock would interfere with the business engagements
of many of the members. He had no business to attend to,
and he had great pleasure in giving way, to allow those
gentlemen to attend to their business ; but at the same time,
he thought they would come to business more clearly in the
morning.

Mr. GLADSTONE : You had better send a note to each
member.
Mr. JOHNSON stated to the board, that Mr. Sheppard, of
Brownlow-hill, had put down -an apparatus which con-
consumed his smoke, which had been before complained of
He wished Mr. Fresh to see the appa-

as a nuisance,

Mr. BECKWITH said they need not go out of Liverpool to
see smoke effectually consumed. All they had to do was to
go to the pier-head baths, and they would there see an appa-
ratus put down by the borough engineer which consumed
its own smoke.

Mr. IIUSHTON, the building surveyor reported the inspec-
tion of 162 dilapidated privies and ashpits, 142 of which
were undergoing alterations and repairs, and 22 of which
required such, together with various others in his depart-
ment.
Liverpool, Merseyside, England, 1853-11-18

FRIDAY, NOVEMBER 18. 1853.

Hellespont, from Moulmein to London,
lat 10 s, lon 12 w, Oct 1.
Elvira, from Liverpool to Bombay, in lat I n,
ion 21 w, Oct 8.
Fairy, from St. John to Rio Janeiro, in lat
6 n, lon 23 w, Oct 10.
Bleng, from London to Adelaide, in lat 6 n,
lon 3 w, Oct 10.
Indian Chief, from Ceylon to London, in
lat 9 n, lon 24 w, Oct 13.
City of Edinburgh, from Calcutta to Liver
pool, lat 12 n, lon 27 w, Oct 16.
Beloochie, from Bombay to Liverpool, in
lat 15 n, Oct 18.
John Melhui.h, from Calcutta to Liverpool,
in lat 20 n, lon 32 w.
General Dunlap, bound west, in lat 42 n,
lon 31 w, 'Nov 3.
Liverpool, Merseyside, England, 1853-11-18

CABIN PASSAGE-FIFTEEN GUINEAS,

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

No freight received on board on the appointed day of sailing.
These ships will take steam up the Delaware.
Apply to JAMES BI'HENRY, 5, Temple-place
Freight payable at 4 dollars 80 cents per pound sterling.
Liverpool, Merseyside, England, 1853-11-18

PARLIAMENT, G. SAmrsoN

1200.... 20th Dec

CHARIOT OF FAME (new elipper)A. H. Know Las 2000 sth Jan.
DANIEL WEBSTER, W. H. linwAnn l5OO. ...20th Jan.
STAR OF EmPlßE(new clipper) A H BZOWN 2000.... sth Feb.
IRV' CABIN PAssAGE-15 Guineas, found in everything but wines.
The reputation of this Line for punctuality, quick passages, and
prompt delivery of freight (In good order) is well known to importers.
For freight or passage apply in Liverpool to
TRAIN & Co., 5, India-buildings,
and in Boston to E. TRAIN & Co., 37 & 38, Lewis-wharf.
Liverpool, Merseyside, England, 1853-11-18

STEAMERS BETWEEN

LIVERPOOL, CONSTANTINOPLE, AND SMYRNA,
CALLING AT GIBRALTAR, MALTA, AND SYRA.
The first-class Screw Steam-ships
MELITA
, BRITISH QUEEN Capt. H. DOBBINS,
TENERIFFE Capt. J. R. BELL,
aml,4 RALBEC.. ...... Capt. SIMPSON.
44'"‘*" TAURUS

KARNAC.. . . .Cai)t. W. F. MILLis.
are intended to sail (with or without pilots) from Coburg
Dock, Liverpool, with Goods and Passengers, as follows (un-
less prevented by unforeseen circumstances) :
TENERIFFE SATURDAY next, 19th Nov.
MELITA SATURDAY 3rd Dec.

Bills of Lading for Goods shipped per TENERIFiIs will re-
quire to be at the Office for Signature Tins DAY (Friday),
the 18th instant.

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.
Cr In the event of these steamers being placed in quarantine
at Gibraltar or _Malta, Cargo for these ports will, on the arrival
of the Steamer, require to be immediately taken away, and
transferred to another vessel or depot, to perform quarantine,
at the expense and risk of the Shippers or Consignees. This
also applies to passengers for these ports,.

For Freight or passage apply to G. & J. BURNS, Glas-
gow; or here to

BURNS & MACIVER, 1, Rumford-stceet,

WANTED a Small Yard, suitable for manufac-
turing a chemical substance. Apply, stating situa-
tion and rent, to " A B, Box S 60," Post Office,

WANTED an Experienced Female Cook; also
a Smart Intelligent Lad, accustomed to Hotel
business. Apply at the NORTHERN DAILY TIMES Office.

WANTED, by a respectable Youth, a situation
as junior CLERK or assistant BOOK-KEEPER.
Highly respeetablejeferences given. Address F 7,
Liverpool, Merseyside, England, 1853-11-18

CANNING BASIN•

Alceste, 313, Anderson, J W Fairelough .. 0
Cousins, g 6. Evans .. .. .. 0
Lord Elgin,--, .. •• . • 0

OLD QUAY DOCK.

Jessie, 41, Hogan

SALTHOUSE.

Bergmann, 403 Matthews, Cotesworth, & CO. X
Currency 374 Williams, Garnock & Co .. X
Dorisanu 486 Robertson, J Steele .. w
Emetic, 78, Griffiths, Hatton & Cookson .. I
Geraldine, 444, Wakeham, W & T Tyrer
Golden Age 1240 Newlands, J. Baines.. .. w
Grasmere 454 Campbell, Lamport and Co.. X
Guildford 177 Rooke, Hatton & Cookson. , w
Gulnare, 142, Spencer, Hatton & Cookson
Hibernia 1065 Mahon, J. and A. Dunn .. w
Jersey. 850, Day, Rathbone, Bra.. .. 0
John Cunningham, 174, O'Hara, T LonlitOn
John [lid thie 526 Groome, Sparks and
King William 463, Dever, E. Oliver
Marion Moore 1030 Tweedic, Moore & Bain we
.11a ianne 776 M'Ewing, E Oliver
Mignon, 101, Harvey, Wood & Ritson e
Paraguay, 319, Pringle . • . •• 0
Reward, 279, Flood, Millers & Co 0
Rhonda, M'Conochie • • ..
Richard Cobden 460 Stewart, W F Sim . ,
Sarah 417 M` Whirton William Nicol .. e
Ursula 487 James, Imrie & Co . • •• ••
Zarah 340 Langlois, P H Dean & Co.. .. >ll

Active, 20. Cassidy, Miners & Co
Agnes Kelly, 72, Hardie
Ann Musgrave. 38, Nish
Argo, 393, Westdt, Bahr &Co ..
Bernard, 94, Hoop. Bahr & Co ..
Blossom, 264, Ritchie, Campbell and Rudd w
Cambria. 344. Scott, Lamport and Holt .. a
Catherine, 85, Bahr &Co .. 0
City of Boston 381 Scott, R. Girvan w
Charles Edward, 300. Poppi, Bahr & Co ..
Clown, 142. Sinclair, Strong & Reid ..
Comet, 47. Crooket .. 0
De Levant. 134. Tolmer. Bahr &Co .. s
Despatch, 76. French. Miners & Co ..
Earl of Selkirk, 52, Fox
Electric Flash. 107. Pentreath, A F Moore a
Elizabeth. 34. M'Kenzie
Gazelle, 43, ilillin, Miners & Co
Hawk, 81. Romney ..
• Herald, 37. Gowan
Hero, go. M'Clanche
H B Duke, 24, Cubban..
Iron Duke, 140, Cook, Job Brs • .
James. 36, Hannah, Cowell & Co .
Jane, 28, Grimes, Cowell &Co .. ..
Jane, 111, Beson, J Glynn & Son ..
Jane Smith, 157, Putt, J Glynn &Co ..
Joven Claudio. 70, Branque, Bahr & Co .. w
King of the Forest, 128, Rees, A F Moore w
Lady Bassett 103 Carthew, Papayanni & co w
Lima, 84. Jones, J J Day N
Margaret Gibson, 148 Robinson, Cram & Cow
Maria, 120, ---, Bahr & Co, .. E
Maria, 156, Rus, Bahr &Co .. w
Mary, 40, Moore.y F Christian ..
New City of Cork, 203, Baynes, J Longton 0
New Thomas. 47, Stark, E Winder .. 0
Nuestra S'enhora de C'aimer, 120. Contedonw
Nymph, 21, Clayton, Murray & Co ..
Ocean, 33. Morgan, F J Day . N
Phoenix, 150. Bolwin, Bahr &Co .. w 2
Pride, '36, Fields ..
Princess Royal, ISO Thomas, A F Moore w
Regina, 236, Thaldo-k, A F Moore .. w 5
Robert Boyle, 54, Dalziel, Cowell Izz Co ..
Sophia, 125, Richardson, Miners &Co .. w
.Speakman, 34, Gore
Tantiry, 71, Downs, Ryrne & Co
Trafalgar, 198, Greaves, J. Longton
Union, 42, Jones
Waterwitch, 27, Doran .

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N
Liverpool, Merseyside, England, 1853-11-18

WHOLESALEißEeAtagyvids,for Exportation, at
5, ST. GEORGE'S-CRESCENT, 53, CHURCH-STREET, and 52,
HARRINGTON- STREET, (Office, 5, ST, GEORGE'S-CRESCENT,)

An immense Assortment of Ladies and Gentlemen'E'i
DRESSING CASES and WRITING DESKS, LADIES'
WORKBOXES, PAPIER MACHE ARTICLES,
TRAVELLING BAGS, CHESSMEN, BACKGAMMON
BOXES, BAGATELLE TABLES, MUSICAL BOXES, &c.
Handsome ROSEWOOD ACCORDEONS, 4s. 6d. each.
FLUTINAS, and other MUSICAL INSTRUMENTS in
great variety, equally Cheap.
Large TABLETS of highly perfumed SOAP, at Half the
usual Price, ROCKING HORSES, RACE GAMES, the
new NURSERY YACHT, CHILDREN'S CARRIAGES,
and English and Foreign TOYS of every description.
A Quantity of Empty PACKING-CASES, of all sizes, to
be SOLD. Cheap.
Liverpool, Merseyside, England, 1853-11-18

committee to let run ar3
tide on Sunday, th(

The warehouse sub-committee recommended that John
Fry, one of thewsistants at the transit sheds, be dismissed.

Aire&
Shack]

sub-committee reported that Messrs.
ton, Boyan, Leland, and Campbell, had served their
terms of apprentic.3ship, and recommended that, as their
conduct had been satisfactory, the committee record on the
indenture of each their approval of his services. The sub-
committee also recommended that Leland, Boyan, and
Campbell be appointed landing clerks, at £BO a year each ;
and that Alexander Gordon, assistant clerk, be promoted to
a landing. clerkship, at the above salary; and that Messrs.
Moorefield, Kenelly, and Williams be also appointed landing
clerks. Agreed to.
Mr. LANGSDALE asked if a man of the name of Keane
had not applied for one of the clerkships ?
The CHAIRMAN replied that he had.
Mr. LANGSDALE said that Mr. Cowan had been asked a
few questions respecting. Keane at the sub-committee. He
wished to know if the answers were not satisfactory ?
Liverpool, Merseyside, England, 1853-11-18

ALBERT.

Avenger, 119, Power, Hotton & Cookson 1).
Chatham,3s4, Smith, Jamieson Brs .. •
Cromwell, 748, Balls .. • .
Earl of Lonsdale, 370, Woodward, F
Hen y Winch, 473, Lillito, J J Bielhuish.. I
Livingstone 467 Di. Gee, Steele & Co., • .
Marion, Mlnty, e, 283, Dunn • .
Montgomery, 841, Chistholm, & Anderson
Neptune, 263, Langsworthy, J Glynn & SOO V

Adelina, 1 81. Cafeiro .. ..
Agenoria, 126, Lev. J Glynn & Son .. Ni,
Ajax 101 Macke; Wilson and Co.. .. .. s
America, 485, Guthrie, Orr or Grrenshields w
Andante. 98, Ingram ..
Anker Berg, 100, Wierenga .. .. a
Antonia, 250, Smoquina, Tothonier &Co w
Ariel .191 Inkster,
Cambeyses, 292. Petersen: J R Dealy &Co w Agnes, 146, Candlish ... ..
Caroline. 230, Voss, Bahr &Co .. .. E! Alps, 772, Wickman, D& C M'lver
Castries, 264, King, J Scott .. .. E'Ann, l8)' White .. ..
Centipede, 100. Priest, J Glvnn and Co .. E' Ann, 88, Roberts • . ..
Charles, 160, Simons, F J Stutterheim .. n 2 Argentis, 16', Jenkins ..
Clemente, 203, Muteman .. .. 0 Asia, (s) ! ott, D& C M`lver &Co
Cypress 406 Edmondson, Miller &Co .. . viCambria s Stone, Burns and M'lver,
Daring, 252, Joyce .. .. .. w,Dart, 4'i, Groves .. ..
De Twee Cibroeders, 95, Perg, Vos Brown a Diana, 180, Mossop .. ..
&Co .. • • .. .. 0 Egeria, 139, Skelly, Miners &Co
Diana. 178, Cross .. .. 01Ellen. 67, Owens .. ..

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SALISBURY.

Marie Eugenia, 317, Pasnanaivich, Pothonier 0
Scotia, 111 • Lean .. wIS
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CLARENCE BASIN.

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TRAFALGAR.

Queen of the Sea, 149, Jones ..

VICTORIA.

Adam White, 110, Little
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Alexander, 72, Charles ..
Amazon, 410, Henrichsen
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Heir Apparent, 99, Williams .. .. 0
Henry Nesmith, 500, Butler .. .. 0
James, 48, Evans • • .. .. 0
Joseph, 251, Borne .. .. .. 0
Josephine, 947, Jamieson, Houghton & Co sg
Lady Louisa Pennant. 73, Williams .. 0
Laura and Ellen, 6g, Evans .. .. 0
Luther, 77, Williams .. .. 0.
1 Martin Frederick 470 Schultz, Cronstradt slll
1 Mary Ann, 67 Hazelhurst .. .. 0
Mary Hale, 650, 'teams .. 0
New Messenger, 218, Al oore, Allan & Edwards &
1 Ohio, 7.17, liesian, r•titt Cobourogh & Co..rds
Old Dominion, Sampson, J Brown or Har-
rison • • • • .. ..xl5
Portland, 73, Evans .. .. 0
Pythia, 224, Haggerman, Baor, and Co, .. 0,
Beldam: ,120, Zubaga, Partridge &Co .. s
Star,pf43runswick, ku3, Scamp .. ...
Trimmer, 119, -
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11 iDAY,NOVEAIBER 18, 18

OUR intelligence from the seat of war yesterda

came down to the retreat of the Russian army upon

kustrian province o
Liverpool, Merseyside, England, 1853-11-18

INDIAN MAIL.

The Indus steam•ship arrived at Southampton
this morning, Thursday, with the heavy portion of
the East India, China,•and Mediterranean mails.
She left Gibraltar on the 12th. Her dates from
Alexandria are to the 4th, and Malta Bth inst:, and
Gibraltar the 12th inst. The Indus brings 45
passengers, and on freight 953 bales and 92 cases
silk, and a miscellaneous cargo of opium, shawls,
fruit, &c.

The Indus spoke her Majesty's ship Leopard on
the Bth, and the Terrible on the 12th instant; the
latter off Cape Trafalgar.

Her Majesty's ship-Queen, bound to the Medi-
terranean, passed Gibraltar on the 11th inst., with-

whoring

PENINSULAR MAIL.

In the NORTHERN DAILY TIMES of yesterday, we
announced the arrival of the Iberia, at Southamp-
ton, with the usual Peninsular mails, and dates
From Gibraltar to the Bth ; Cadiz the 9th; Lisbon
the 11th ; and Vigo the 12th. . .

From Gibraltar we have accounts to the Bth
inst. Her Majesty's steamer Leopard, six days
from Cork, arrived on the Ist instant, with troops,
and left for Malta on the 3rd.

The Neapolitan steamer Calabrese, eight days
from Havre, arrived on the 31st ult., and proceeded
to Naples. , The Peninsular and Oriental Com-
pany's screw steamer Douro, five days from South-
ampton, arrived on the Ist instant, and proceeded
for Malta and Constantinople. The screw-steamer
Orontes passed the straits to the eastward on the
3rd. The screw-steamer Tiber, five days from
Naples, arrived on the Bth instant, and sailed the
same day for Liverpool. The screw-steamer Li-
vorno was in the bay when the Iberia left, as also
her Majesty's steam-frigate Vesuvius.
At Gibraltar exchanges were quoted as follows :
—On London, 52k ; Paris, sf. 37c. ; Marseilles and
Genoa, sf. 39c. ; Madrid and Barcelona, I dis. ;
Cadiz, Seville, and Valencia, dis. ; Alicante, dis. ;
Malaga, par ; Spanish pillared dollars, 10i per cent.
premium. . .

A screw-steamer, supposed to be from Liverpool
was off Oporto on the 12th inst.

LIVERPOOL AMATEUR GLEE AND MADRIGAL UNION.
This society's sixth performance is announced to be given
this Evening, in the New Clayton Hall, when, in addition
to the ordinary selection of Glees and Madrigals, three
Piano-forte Pieces will be performed by Herr Frederick
Unger, a German pianiste of remarkable ability, whose
debut at Manchester on Wednesday evening was most
successful, The conductor will be Mr. Lidel.

THE NORTITERN

RUSSIA AND TURKEY!

PUBLIC

MEETING IN MANCHESTER

Id in t

syhlpathy with the Turks

in their j

lussia to maintain and defend the independence of their
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too happy to comply with your

garded as somewhat more
And as

stion and an

it is a circumstance of frequent occurrence—in

deed, we have had a little experience in that way
ourselves—we rather feel disposed to generalise
a little on the privileges of the Press and the
consummate folly of interfering with those privi-
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leges

" The boy is father. to the man." So, it would
appear. In this " topsy-turvy " age everything is
taking a false position. At one period 'twcre dif-
ficult to find seven wise men in polished Greece.
With us the difficulty is to discover so many
idiots !We are all SOLOMON'S—in embryo. Wise,
undoubtedly—in our own understandin g. The pupil
takes the place of the master—the hea.rer of the
speaker—the taught of the teacher—the cri
tised of the critic—and " smart young men,'
push sages from their stools. Something of this
kind was apprehended in the time of BURNS,
when—

" Reverend greybeards raved and stormed
That beardless 'addles
Should think they better were informed,
Than their auld daddies."
One would think, however, that the conservatism
of the Press should not be menaced with such
outré Radical reform. Aye, but it frequently is
and if Editors did but attend to half the sugges
tions, and flatter half the peculiar idioCyncrasi(
and crochety notions of their friends—

save us
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'outb Sincrica

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