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Northern Times.
Liverpool, Merseyside, England, 1859-09-28

1e,.; Fore Cabin and Deck, 6d,
VALE OF CLWYD RAILWAY.

It:OTM :to DENBIGH...9 15 and 11
Goods Train, carrying Passengers__
DENBIaIi to RHYL...B 20 and 10 5a.m., 3 45 and 7

5 30 and S 30 pain
pun

Goods Train, carrying P
For Freight, &c.. - apply to Me,ssrs. NAPIET
and G 0.., at their Offices, ,the Foryd, or at No: 4, Water-st
khyl; or to Missits. GLADSTONE, OLDHAM, s& Co,
Bath-street, and W. CHAMBERS; the Hut, New Wall, Lic

;eagers....3 45

S&YIN, DAill

REDUC

Quickest alid Cheapest Steam Co:

tion betty

LIVERPOOL AND RIIYL.

_ • The st. George's Steam Packet Comp
, Steamer ,

L o horse power, or some other of the (
Having. sunprinr rtenr4rnmothati

Will tiil,(weaih

Stage,,Liverpool, and
FROM LIVERP 0 01.
September,

FROM RH YI
September.

at 8 0

30... at 12 30

• - Yares:—Saloon Cabin. Is.; Fore Cabin, 6d.
Passengers booked through from Liverpool to Abergel
back..

For further particulars, apply at the Company's Office,- N
5, George's Dock Gates, Liverpool; or at the Company
Offices, rayi.:

DIRECT STEAM COMMUNICATION BETWEEN
LIVERPOOL AI.D BRISTOL. .

;
!kit:*
Liverpool, Merseyside, England, 1859-09-28

FREEHOLD ESTATE,

wholee
at now in one in-
upwards of 62
in a ring fence, comprehending
in th
STATUTE ACRES of very superior
LAND,i
closure, and known as " The Parks," situatepoParkgate, near
to Great Neston, extending from the Turnpike
of
Leighton,
and
The road between
those places to the boundary of the township
from the Cheltenham Walk to the Wood Lane. g land has
a gentle slope to the south and south-west, and commands ex-
tremely fine views of the estuary of
the River Dee, with the
Welsh mountains in the distance. It presents many beautiful
Sites for building (to facilitate which it is proposed to widen
the Cheltenham Walk to 30 feet), besides being extremely
valuable for accommodation purposes. It adjoins lands of
Monk Gibbon, John Monk, William Andrews, and William
Johnson, Esqrs., and the Parkgate Hotel Company.
Parkgite is delightfully situated on the banks of
and the River
Dee, and is within one hour's journey by railway omnibus
from Liverpool or Chester. It is a fashionable summer retreat,
and from the salubrity of the air is pronounced a most healthy
locality. Several first-rate schools for young ladies and gen-
tlemen have been established there ; and public worship is held
every Sunday.
•

It is proposed to offer the whole estate in six separate lots,
of about ten statute acres each, for the convenience of buyers.
One-half of the purchase-money may, if required, remain on
mortgage of the property.
N.8.--Idessrs Jones, the Auctioneers, of Neston, will appoint
a person to show the estate, from whom plans and particulars
at►ay be had ; as also, with any other information, at the Offices
of Messrs. Wyatt & Sisson, Solicitors, St. Asaph.
Liverpool, Merseyside, England, 1859-09-28

JAPAN

In Japan affairs have assumed a very unsatisfactory
position.
On the 11th July the treaty was duly ratified. Since
then the Japanese Governor had attempted to evade it
by seeking to confine foreigners to a small island about
ten miles from Yeddo. They have further sought to
establish a new coin as the only one to be used. in com-
mercial dealings with foreigners, although, according to
treaty, foreign coins are to be received at their intrinsic
value as metal : the present arrangement of the Ja-
panese produced a depreciation of 66 per cent. Mr:
Alcock, -the. British Consul-General, has issued a protest
and stopped the trade for the present.

INDIA.
The Calcutta advices are to August 22nd, and have
partly been anticipated.
The correspondent of the Times says that no official
requisition for troops for China had been made up to
that date by Mr. Bruce ; but, in anticipation that he
would take this course, the Calcutta Government had
warned her Majesty's 67th and the Buffs to hold them-
selves in readiness. The writer adds, that the dis-
charged soldiers, even if allowed to volunteer, would
not receive bounty.

CALCUTTA, 'A* 22nd.—Indigo' will be short
petre lower. Rice dear. Silk also higher. Import
markets dull: stocks accuniufating. Copper steady.
All other 3narkets dull;
SHIPPING INTELLIGENCE.
F. C. Clarke sailed-froth Calcutta August 13.

Euroelydon arrived at: Madras.
Aden arrived at Hong Korig August 2

Melicite, Rajamahar, and gniglii Errant, arrived at

Calcutta.
The ship Sovereign of the Seas, from Bombay for
China, is a total wreck in the Straits of Molacca.
Cargo, chiefly cotton, partially saved. No loss of life.
Liverpool, Merseyside, England, 1859-09-28

Queen's-hall, Bold-street, Sept. 1

FINE,

ARTS.

INSTA,NL

MR. J. F. GRIFFITHS'S, ~...... —.- .0, GALLERY.
IV-R. H. WALLIS begs to announce his visit to
Liverpool for the season, 1859, and that, at the above
al erv, there will be EXHIBITED, for a shoat time, the fol-
lowing GRAND WORKS of the MODERN BRITISH SCHOOL,
viz., Turner's great picture of the " Burning of,the Houses of
Parliament," considered one of his most ovientific works ;
Liverpool, Merseyside, England, 1859-09-28

NORTHERN DAILY TIMES.

One of the Hong Kong newspapers• states that Mr.
Ward, the American plenipotentiary, was still on board
his ship, and as little likely to obtain a ratification- or
the treaty as Mr. Bruce. Another journal speaks of
the probability of his, having gone on to Pekin.
There has been a serious rnetite at Shanghai, in which
several foreigneri have been killed, and others wounded.
Amongst them was Mr. Interpreter Fay, who is' in a
precarious state. This riot is said to have arisen from
the kidnapping of Coolies for the French vessel .Ger-
trade, but the master of that vessel asserts that the
Chinese on board attempted_ to rob him, and he was
compelled to 'fire in defence. The journal entitled the
Overland China Mail, observes that both stoties are
about equally improbable, and their truth or falsehood
is of no consequence to the conclusion to be drawn from
this affair. The French Minister had ordered the
Coolie ship into port, for the purpose of strict investi-

gation. ,
The correspondent of the Times says, the repulse of
our forces has not as yet produced any, change in .our
relations with the Chinese. Ii is stated that some of
our wounded men were in the hands of the Chinese,, by.
whom they were well treated.

All remained quiet at Canton.
HONG KONG, August I.—A moderate trade doing in
Canton and Hong Kong. _

Foo CHOW.—The news from the north has led to
some speculation in'tea. Congou had reached 4to 5
tales above the lowest point.
At SHANGHAI new black teas 30 per cent. higher
than those of previous seasons, while quality generally
somewhat inferior.

Up to date the export of tea to Great Britain this
season was upwards of three and a half million pounds,
against little over one million pounds same period last

LIVERPOOL PARLIAMENTARY REGISTRATION.—The
Revision Court for the Parliamentary Borough was re-
sumed yesterday, at St. George's Hall, before Thomas
Shaw Brandreth, Esq., rivising assessor, when the list
of householders for the township of Everton was pro-
ceeded with. The Conservatives made 284 objections,
struck off 246, and withdrew 21. The Radicals made
9'5 objections, struck off 58, and withdrew 19. The
Conservatives paid £2 ss. in costs, and the Radicals
£1 ss. In claims the Conservatives made 2, and sus-
tained 2 ; the Radicals made 26 claims, and sustained
7. The court adjourned till to-day.

tiClDENTS.—Yesterday, a boy of about thirteen
years of age, named John Breaney, whose parents
reside in Bispham-street, was taken to the Northern
Hospital, in consequence of a waggon having passed
over his feet in Great Howari-street.—Another little
boy, named Thomas Fisher, of the same age, who
resides in Banister-street, was taken to the same institu-
tion, suffering from compound fractures of the fingers,
received in the match works of Messrs. Martindale.—A
man named Currie, residing at 20, Ashton-street, Tom-
teth-park, slipped off the footpath in Peter's-lane, yes-
terday, while under the influence of drink, and fractured
Liverpool, Merseyside, England, 1859-09-28

lsinore to Mara' vias

GRAVESEND, Sept

and Zi
e; Vespe

ney ; Ifong Kong

QUEENSTOWN,ones, front
Ida, St. Stephen's
Havana; Dawn, Cronstadt ; Nantes, t
Taganrog; Raug:ea st Sept. .
u, 27a.—; WilebroArrived.: Margaret
dus, Terra Nova; Jessie
Atazagan ; Nana, Ibraila ; Haekon Adlstin, Odessa : Orient,
Annandale, and Thomas English, Ibraila ; Supemera, Mar.
seilles ; Arab, Sulina. Wind, 5.5.., fine.
,DUBLIN Sept. 27.—Arrived: Creole, from Cadiz; Tabits,
)
St. John, Wind, s., tine.
BELFAST, Sept. 27.---Arrivals, nil. Sailings, nil. Wind S.
GREENOCK, Sept. 27.---Arrived : John and Richard, fro
William Baii, Shidiac ; Gordon Reboy, Malaga; Kirty Timess
Jersey. Sailed : Vasco de Gama, for Lisbon ; Isabella
Demerara. err,
;

enl'vre our
goloadms,
tporotavkiseiotr
dikololo with sal :-e----sgn.and go to see it, and get pho-
MARITIME EXTRACTS.
ehidmocatonrdtKold_me toonsmenocintdlavo
(this vhs on the Tuesday preceding) ; I sent threey '
liess e sT
forth: v-
Makololo with Mr. B on Saturda The met the The Mary and( Louise, had put back to Shanghae
of provisions, having had no dinner that day. I
doctor returning, two days' journey fromy. the ship, out The Tiber ss), from Corfu, has arrived at Mes.sinap under
sail, having injured her shaft.
thankful I did not wait till Monday. I saw plainly the doinehcl Premier,
Trieslafdpristol, hence to Bombay, has been
Ka. Crew landed at S LIR on 'sl a 13
lil "
reason the doctor said Monday was he did net like to The - Araminta, frAoni
sailed for Liverpool Aug. I°,l°,raifte3ri°:a at siniows Ba_y.ald.
trouble us. But there is not a man among us whowould
Navino,,,g topsides caUlke,
.
Agincourt, from Rangoon at Sim
not most cheerfully have done far more than this for
___,,_ ~,,,,, leaky. " s BaS for Falmouth,
felt

kileboat ar d Mr
tograms and sketc

nim, and never dream of its being
doctor works excessively hard himself.

Prince Regent, from Hul
mainmast sprung.

,r Aden, at Table Bay, with
Liverpool, Merseyside, England, 1859-09-28

ISAAC SIMM, COAL

HEAD OFEIC

CASTLE-STREET

ST. JAMES'S-ROAD

BRUNSWICK-

SECOND QUALIT

de Delivery, CARTAGE FR}

within Three M

11. CENT. is allowed

t the Office, 6, CASTLE-STREET, v

TIADIES' AND CHILDREN'S
NEW FELT HATS.

he Much

pR I M

A DONN
Liverpool, Merseyside, England, 1859-09-28

" The Dividend Day
from the Roya

t the Bank of Englaud," by Q. G. E. Hicks,
Academy this year, a picture which excited an

interest only to that of the " Derby Day
tape by Linnell, sen., from Lord Northwick's gale
other charming productions of favourite living artists
Admittance to the.public on payment of 6d. each.

ad several

LIVERPOOL ROYAL INFIRMARY
SCHOOL OF MEDICINE.

SESSION OF 1859-60

The INTRODUCTORY ADDRESS will be delivered by Dr
OOLLINGWOOD, on October 1, at Two p.m.

LECTURES-WINTI

Principles and Practice of Surgery Mr. Long.
Principles and Practice of Medicine Dr. Inman..
Anatomy and Physiology Mr. Fletcherzul
Pathology, Descriptive & Surgical Anatomy i Mr. Waters,.
Chemistry and Pharmacy Dr. Edwards.
_

The Di;secting Room is Open Daily, from Eight a.m. to Sire
p.m
j Midwifery and Diseases of Women
1 Diseases of Children
Materia Medica and Therapeutics
f Medical Jurisprudence
Toxicology
Botany
Ophthalmic Medicine and Surgery
Practical Chemistry ..
Pathological Anatomy

SUMMER SESSION

Mr. Batty

Mr. Grinsdale,
Dr. Nevins.

Dr. Cameron.
Dr. Edwards.
Dr. Collingwood,
Dr. H. Taylor.
Dr. Edwards.
Dr. Broadbent.

In addition to the Prizes in each Class, the following EXHI-
BITIONS are offered for competition annually :
ROYAL INFIRMARY MEDICAL SCHOOLARSFIIP, value
£42, consisting of a Gold Medal and Six Months' free Board
and Residence, with Dressership and Clerkship, in the Royal
Infirmary. Should the Scholarship be gained by a Resident
Pupil of the Infirmary, Six Months' Payment (E3l 10s.) will be
seturned to him. . .

-----
FOUR EXHIBITIONS, value £3l 10s. each, consisting of
free Board and Residence in the Royal Infirmary for "Six
Months, with Dressership on award of the Medical Board.
For further particulars apply to Mr. Fletcher, 13, Morning-
ton-terrace.
Liverpool, Merseyside, England, 1859-09-28

TWO FREEHOLD COTTAGES FOR £590,

TO be SOLD, Freehold of Inheritance, Two well-built COT-
TAGES, having a frontage of ten yards to each house,
situate near Everton Church. Each house contains, on the
ground floor, parlour, kitchen, scullery, pantry, and store
closet; three good bedrooms, and two large clothes closets
above. Fitted throughout with gas; spacious yard at the
back. 'Yearly rent £44. Price £s9o.—For particulars, apply
to John White, 20, Clayton-square. soctl
Liverpool, Merseyside, England, 1859-09-28

FOR A SHORT PERIOD ON

DRESSES
PRINTS
LINENS
FLANNELS
SILKS
RIBBONS
LACES
HABERDASHERY
MeSLINS
CALICOES
OUTFITTING
PERFUMERY
HOSIERY
CARPETS
DAMASKS
SHAWLS
MANTLES
BONNETS
STAYS
BOOTS

465 18
170 18
225 2
535 1
238 17

£6,61.1 6 7
The Stock of CASTLE, JONES, & Co., being that •f a WHOLESALE HOUSE, is in excellent condition, and consists of
class of Goods calculated to give satisfaction and confidence.

THE ENTIRE WILL 'BE SOLD CHEAP,

LiVER

E S T

A B

LISH M E N T

J. C. &•CO. ARE IN WANT OF TWENTY FIRST-CLASS ASSISTANTS

F °

GN CIG

DEPOT
Liverpool, Merseyside, England, 1859-09-28

LLOYD'S HORSE REPOSITORY, NEWINGTON

M
R. THOMAS LLOYD
inform his friends and the public that he has consider,
aioly erl'irged his premises, 5, Newington, and has made most
extensive, additylls.V his stabling_ accommodation, which ie

spectNly _
Liverpool, Merseyside, England, 1859-09-28

ls. 6d. ; C
Boxes, is
The 80,
in the Dre
had under

CLAYTON HALL, LIVERPOOL

RETURN

T SUCCESS'!-CROWDED H

CHRIST Y'--S

MINSTRELS,

Consisting of Ten Perfor
direction and manag

"tiers and Singers, under t
'ement of Mr. J. W. RAYS°
Liverpool, Merseyside, England, 1859-09-28

NEWCASTLE CORN MARICET.-SEm

A small. supply of farmers' Wheat,.which has been
cleared. off at the extreme rates- of Saturday.. More
doing in. south country and foreig4, at ratherz-enbanced
rates. Flour unchanged. in value, but more inquiry.
Grinding Barley a- steady sale. , Oats • held,. for. higher
prices,. but the demand slow. Beans and Peas little
attentled.to.

DUBLIN CORN, MARKET

-SERTEN.BUR .27

Farmer's Wheat- in. short supply, but met: a brisk
demand at last def.& prices.. Rime samples, worth 6d.
per-barrel more money. Oats-a liberal supply ; prime
lin4ity realised its slight advance.. • Barlep grinding a
tair, quantity offering, but without demand— Malting in
reenseat at full prices. §trongforign,Wheat..maintains
itsoralue, and much inquired for. India Corn, no con-
sumptive demand. Weather-fine.

CORK CORN - MARKET.—SRPTEx.BEA 27.
White Wheat, 18s. to '23a..;,red, 18s. ta;2ls.; Barley,
M. to 16s. ;, Oats, 10s. t 0.125. 10d.

GLASGOW' IRON MARKET.AR 51s ad to 51s 64.. Market stiff
week, 11,4a56 tons.;, corresponding
10,476 tow.

Sun-. '27

Shipped tlti
K.eek last yea

GRIFFIN & " GENERAL PRINTERS,
sice,, beg to infoito. ELECTION. COMXITTEES that
they are in a position to take orders either Night or Day for
tIL.I
CIaC.II.S., VOTING CAXIIS, POSTING BIWA, &C., and that tbAY
can exeaute the same with, the greatest, despatch, having W.n
on theia premises during the night. ' 1
soviut JOAIN.STBEET.
Orders may be left after Seven o'clock in the Evening It-AO,
Leigh-street, Parker-street.
Liverpool, Merseyside, England, 1859-09-28

ritiLLETON'S EMBOSSING PRESSES (Patent
j Lever) fcr stimping note paper with initials
name and ati-Les,, as 25. Canbourn-gt-

'este, or
;n, W.O

HALL'S PATENT

STARCH

STANDS UNRIVALLED.

T TNET

CATIONS

.L AGENTS

It appears tha

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r(!ing EO othC

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fort,,and it, spi

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Duero Css

CAPTURE OF SCHAMYL.

ti letter from St. Peten.burrh of the 17th says

Licutenant-Colonel G-.-abbe, who has just„ arrived
' from the Caucasus, has brought details of the capture
of SChamyl. lie has made no written report, but hits
verbally communicated to the Emperor what has taken
PALSIES AND CO. I place.

s -of defeats, Sehamvl,

n 4. uutte;t:o 10 -SHILL tinliseit
up in the fortified village of Gounib with 400 Murides,
who tenthilicd faithful to him. This place was considered
hr the -R
""'""- -ompletely imprequableAmdlo_stroug
,ht have
Liverpool, Merseyside, England, 1859-09-28

of Families and Gentlemen, hopes, by st:

and moderate charges,

tp merit a share of their support

W. H. T. also informs the public that, having a large

assorted stock of fine old WINES, he is prepared to

supply the same at wholesale prices-
Orders left at the Bar of- the Hotel will be punc-

tually attended to

RADLEY'S BULL'S HEAD HOTEL

DINING-ROOMS,
6, MOOR-STREET.

The BILL of FARE, each day, will be found ample and of

superior quality.
BREAKFASTS, LUNCHEONS, TEAS, ire

WINES, SPIRITS,

AND MALT LIQUORS,

OF FIRST-CLASS QUALITY ONLY

N.n.—No-Fees to Waiters.
ROBERT FRASER, PROPRIETOR
Liverpool, Merseyside, England, 1859-09-28

SAVING OF

50 PER CENT

ADAMS'S One Shilling Box of STATIONERY

Containing

SIXTY SHEETS GOOD NOTE PAPER,

SEVFNTY-FIVE ENVELOPES,

PEN & HOLDER, WAX, PENCIL, & BLOTTING PAPER

63, CHURCH STREET, LIVERPOOL.
Liverpool, Merseyside, England, 1859-09-28

-HILL, AND 110, REGENT-STREET, LONDON

Also at their Branch Establishments, where one of the Firm attends regularly
every Monday
every Tuesday

.every Wednesday

every Saturday
.the first Monday in each Month
.the first Tuesday in each Month
.the first and third Friday in each Month
.the first and third Thursday in each Month
.the second and fourth Thursday in each Month

,the second and fourth Friday in each Month

,Zioil H

High-s'
Liverpool, Merseyside, England, 1859-09-28

sum for theatres, keep of horses
and for personal expenses. He had raised a consideralth

)r regimen

xpenses

sum by the sale c
Archdeacon Han

Amoleson to his uncle,. ti

in prison since Oct

ber, 1857
age, he had incurred
129 creditors, and disposin

so that in about five years sine(

his debt

s many as
Mr.

of his large pr9erty

Commissioner Dows3' inspect(

mined the insolvent. FrOm the nature of lA% answers
to. the learned commissioner, it appeared that his debts
were £53,000 in the .aggregate. He had lived at
Hanover-street, Pindico, from which place• 'he went to
prison in October,, 1857. He had formerly lived in
Hertford-street, Mayfair. He had rained nione_y, on
some goods which were sold by auction,. as he could not'
repay the advance. The insolvent complained of Mr.
Ballee, his attorney, and said he coulelhave enfranchised
his estate for £20,000, which wouldihave made it ,worth
£BO,OOO, bulb. Ballee stood in the way.' The court
discharges tho insolvent, and reserved• the question of
costs. _

vv
EXTIMARDINARY SITICIDE.--,en Saturday afternoon,
a young man, named Martin Scully, committed suicide
by throwing himself into the !fyne, under the following
rather- inexplicable circumstances t. -It appears that
between three and four o'clock; he got into a quarrel
with a militiaman, somewhere in the neighbourhood
of Stockbridge, Newcastle.: The result was a ht, in
which, according to the testimony of 'several eye
witnesses, Scully got very severely handled. The com-
batants were at length separate& by the byestanders,
when the militiaman, who appears to have struck his
antagonist in the MCA savage inannei,.thought it expe-
dient to take himself off. Scully remained for a few
minutes near the, scene of the strugglo, apparently in' a
state bordt•ing on stupefaction from the blows he had
received and bleeding most proinsely from several
severe cuts about the face. Rousing himself at length,
the unfortunate man staggered down the Broad Chare,
in the direction of the river. About half-way he was
met by a man proceeding in an opposite direction, to
whom he expressed his determination to 'go and-drown
himself. The person thus addressed did not, however,
pay any particular attention •to the threat, and the
mfatuated man was allowed to make his way to-
wards the Quayside. 'Arrived there, he pushed
through the crowd, who were watching the depar-
ture of the five o'clock boat for Shields, and, before
hwoaotke r,
but
one perceived his object,. threw himself into the
*u He
the waistcoat wasw
aicsatucogahtt
came
ethe
away,wa isantedoahte wifintinh
eadiblotealty-
disappeared beneath the water to rise no more in life.
Grappling irons being procured, search was made for
the body, which was brought up after anpromptly used to restore
interval of ten
to the dead-house, to await the coroner's inquest. De-
maniinmuatetisOn, Ebvuetilwitehffoourtt effect, and the body was removed
was
De-
ceased, who was a fine young man about twenty-one
years of age; had been for some time employed as an
ao•ricaltural labourer by Mr. William Tweddle, farmer,
*hickham.—Northern Daily Express.
Liverpool, Merseyside, England, 1859-09-28

• B. II YA M,
NATIONAL TAILOR, CLOTHIER, HATTER, HOSIER, AND OUTFITTER,

GE OR GE T,
WAITER.

PRIVATE FAMILIES ONLY

RNER

LORD-STREET, AND 7, WHITECHAPEL, LIVERPOOL
86 AND 88, MARKET-STREET, MANCHESTER.

A Vacancy fo:

ESTABLISHED THIRTY-THREE YEARS.
W__ILLIAM JOHNSON,
WHOLESALE
HABERDASHER AND HOSIER,
14, DITKE-STREET, LIVERPOOL.

Captains and Persons commencing Business supplied on
LOWEST WHOLESALE TERMS.
Always on hand, a Large Assortment of Knitting Worst,
Pearl Buttons, and James's Cast Steel Needles,
ilhippipg Orders.
an active Irquth, about 15 or 16, as Apprsnti
pr Junin' Assistant,
Liverpool, Merseyside, England, 1859-09-28

Persons assuring in Great Britain have the option of
Participating Rates of Premium, or of
•
Non-participating Rates.
The Directors beg to announce that the rates of Premium
eve been recently revispd and readjusted in accordance witt

a long experience, and that
The New Scale will be found very advantageous to persons
desiring to commence assuring in early life.
The" Non-participating ' Scale is particularly
parties wishing

_ adapted to,
o assure a fixed sum only, at a fixed rate of

premium, and on low terms.
Premiums may be paid annually, half-yearly, or by a
limited number
.of annual payments. The last-named mode
of Assurances originated with this office in 1816.
FIRE DEPARTMENT.
The C.mpany undertake -the Assurance of Property in the
manufacturing, agricultural, and other districts on favourable
terms. Risks of extraordinary hazard on special agreement,
upon survey. ,
•
An allowance for loss of rent of buildings rendered untenaat-
able by Fire, is one of the advantages offered by the company.
Tables of rates, forms of proposal, and any information
needful to effect Life and Fire ASsurances may be obtained on
application at the Office, No. 92, Cheapside, London, or to any
of the COrnp4ny's Agents. _

-RICHARD RAY, Seeretiry.

London, Sept. 24, 1859

RENEWALS.—PoIicies due at MICHAELMAS QUARTER (29th
September), 109, should be Renewed within Fifteen Days
thereafter.

The AGENTS for the Company at LIVERPOOL are :
Messrs. HORNBY and MARSDEN, 11, Dale-street.
Mr. J. T. LEYLAND, 42, Exchange-alley North.
Messrs. MUSGROVE, VANCE & CO. Exchange-alley.
Mr. W. H. MACLEAN, Tower.buildings East:
Mr. J. L. CROSS, 26, Castle-street.
Mr. THOMAS LLOYD, Sweeting-street.
Liverpool, Merseyside, England, 1859-09-28

PIANO-FORTE TUNING

AND REPAIRING

WRYALLS has much pleasure in announcing to his Patrons and the Public generally, that he has secured
. the services of another First-class TUNER, from London.
W. R. strongly recommends TUNING YEARLY, as the Piano-fortes keep in better order, and it L
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fascination as " the daughter of the regiment,"
and her singing was, in all respects, as effective as usual
in such characters ; yet, somehow or ether, those well-
known duets with Stdpizio in the first act, were by no
means so telling as we have heard them on former
occasions, more particularly on the French stage. In E
this instance, the shortcoming was probably attributable-
to the character of the " serjeant" being in the hands
of Signor Aldighieri, who, as an Italian, failed to bring
out those points of military peculiarity and quaint
humour which a French artiste knows so well to make
the most of. The whole opera, indeed, has a
French character about it, which gives to its per-
formance much greater congeniality in that language,
and it appears to us to be one of the few lyric dramas
in which the spoken dialogue of the Opera Cbmique is
preferable to the recitative of the Italian stage. The
second act, however, was gone through with much
greater animation. The leading performers seemed
more at home than before in their respective parts, and
produced a decidedly better effect. Nothing, indeed, could
exceed the enthusiasm of the audience at the point where
Maria breaks through the musical trammels which her
aunt, la Mareicesa, is endeavouring to impose upon her—
crumpling up the piece of music she holds,.and tossing
it in the air—then, breaking out into the old familiar
" rataplan," shows that, in spite of her altered condi-
tion in life, she is still, as ever, " the daughter of the
regiment." Signor Belart as Tonio, executed his two
principal songs with admirable vocal skill, and exqui-
site sweetness of expression ; and, as well as Mademoiselle
Piccolomini, received hearty encores. At the close of
the performance there was the usual ovation of an en-
thusiastic call before the curtain, followed by a shower
of boquets. The audience was large awl fashionable ;
yet the house was not so crowded as at some of the pre-
vious operatic representations. The remaining perform-
ances, hoWever, are likely to draw very crowded houses.

THE LATEST NEWS.

NORTHERN FEDERATION.

COPENHAGEN, Sept. 26

The Stadt has been opened to-day. The Pre-
sident, in his speech, said the Government and
the Council of the kingdom
had but to choose be-
tween federal execution and the suppression of
the whole common constitution, in so far as it
relates to Holstein and Lauenberg. Government
has chosen the latter, although it does not recog-
nise the competency of the federal execution.
Liverpool, Merseyside, England, 1859-09-28

INFANT ORPHAN ASYLUM

HE COMMITTEE gratefully acknowledge the fol-
lowing Cburch Collections thus far contributed towards
building of this Institution ; and also Donations since their
e
last advertisement. The building is far advanced, and is to be
finished in December. The sum of £1,500 is still required to
complete and furnish it, to realise wliich the Committee faith-
fully trust in the Clergy who have not yet appealed to their
congregations, and to the benevolent laity who have not yet
recorded their Donations, and who feel disposed to assist in
providing a home for helpless Infant Orphans. Twenty-eight
save already been admitted into their temporary abode in
Windsor-terrace, Upper l'arlAnlent-street.
1, N, pitt,g, Treasurer.
Liverpool, Merseyside, England, 1859-09-28

QUICK,
JEWELLER, &c.

SILVERSMITH

7, PARKER-STREET, CHURCH-STREET, LIVERPOOL

MAsurAcToßy—No. 13, OLD POSTOFFICE•PLACE,

00

A L !

MERCHAN T,

uch Cheaper than any other Establishment

C 0 A L

i the Ex

', LiTeri.
Liverpool, Merseyside, England, 1859-09-28

. •
.ead meu tried; hard- to induce him to
t they concluded
_he had gone wrong in

At length the two, guides
o.' The doctor sat still, and
some interest whether they would take the

;s. Sou they came upon a
who pointed out a way which

led them in a little white to a spot erom Which they
could see the cataract. It seemed about 30 feet 'high—
)endicular—and the rocks risino- i Ann

)C, not

feet oKn either side of the river

ks the river

rises from 40 to 1C

••
10 feet in that region, there isaz,ll
a T
is smoothcent..

•er remains full

- - ivy L.) UV e. 4
wily with a Slooping fall of five feet; beloW it was quite
looth when the doctor returned. However, we shall

go to see next month
" If the doct

oes not return with the steamer from
Liverpool, Merseyside, England, 1859-09-28

itbiir Sotirts.

FOUND, a RETRIEVER DOG. If not claimed
on or before the 30th instant, will be sold to defray
expenses. Apply at 290, all-street, Toxteth-park. 3530

TrHE .141EZIREIN-LAWTON-STREET.-11*
I.:\ wol; nin the employ of Messq. Kilpin and Montx.
gomerfis i had all their tools destrovkd through the late
tire, earnestly APPEAL—TO THE PN.ILIC for _their kind
Sympathy and Support; and Messrs. Holme and Nicol having
consented to receiNiWuriorrtoWorreaktitibrls hti their
behalf a11,N01.. k are requested to be paid at their
Oftlee; llT,'Eenson-street ; or by-sending notice, parties will be
waited on.

Signed on behalf df the Woilimen,
WILLIAM

COLLEGIATE INSTITUTION

ePROFESSOR OWEN will commence a course of
Four LECTURES at this institution, on Tuesday next,
t 27th September, "On the Characters and Geographical
Distribution of Recent and Fossil Mammalian Quadrupeds ;"
to be continued on the following Thursday and Tuesday even-
ings.
'

TERMS OF ADMISSION.
Lower Gallery. Body. Upperf

~u 0/115/G 1..• • •
Members of the Collegiate_lnstitution Free.
Tickets may be obtained at the .Collegiate Institution, the
Exchange, Athenaeum, and Lyceum Newsrooms, the
ALA lderpool
Library, and the Medical Institution ; from Mr.n,
r R. S . depot, Bold-street;

Messrs. Smyth, Bold-street • auu lu
Castle-street The doors will be oneued at Seven o'clock.
the Lectures. will commence a Hal.`-past.
J. GREGORY JONES, Secrete

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LIVERPOOL ART UNIADN,
(connected with the Liverpool society of Fine Arts-)

SHARES ONE SHILLING EACH

The Council of this Society have determined to, adopt :the
mode used by the French Government in the Art Union „of
Paris, namely, to divide the Shares into One Shilling Shares.
By this method every one can take any number of Shares, ream
One Shilling upwards, according to his means. Each Share
of One Shilling will have its chance lulu highest or any Prize
in the Drawing or Distribution. It is expected there will IteJo
£lOO Prize, with numerous others. By the regulations ,of
this Society the whole of the Funds willibe divided in Pieturg

Tickets may be bad at the Queen's-hall„Bold-street ; at Mr.
Alter's' Carver and Gilder, Basne tt-street; Mr. Henry Keet,
120, St.James's-stnet ; Mr. Weaver, Carver and Gilder, Slater-
street ; Mr. ShepZierd, Stationer, SeotLan,d-road ; from the
Committee and Secretary.---By order., , • -

*. G. HERDZ4AN, Hon: Se

~, 180
Liverpool, Merseyside, England, 1859-09-28

The CHRISTY'S MINSTRELS, Whos,

England, Ireland
Napoleon 111., th

oncerts in Londoi

y:otlaxxl, and in Paris 'before the Empero
Empress Eugenie, and the Court of Franc
,ve been so eminently -successful, will .giv

A Grand MORNING i'ERFORMANCE on Saturday, Oct. 1
commencing at Half-past Two o'clock:
Reserved Seats, 2s. 6d. ; Body of the Hill, ls. ; Gallery, KM
Plan of Reserved Seats may be seen at Messrs. Hime caw
Son's music warehouse, Church-street. •d

LIVERPOOL SOCIETY OF FINE ARTS

THE

ANNUAL
OF THE

EXHIBITION

WORKS Of MODERN ARTISTS,

QUEEN'S-HALL, BOLD-STREET,
,

IS NOW

OPEN BAIT.
Liverpool, Merseyside, England, 1859-09-28

AID 'TO ITALY,

The Earl of Shaftesbury has advised thepostpone-'
ment of any movement in favour of material aid in
behalf of Italy, though he is of opinion the arguments
against it are wanting in force ; but he -adds, if these
things are, not taken up at once and by acclamation,
they cannot succeed : they are more matters of feeling

than logic

THE BUILDERS' STRIKE

On Monday the Trades' Conference distributed,£2,32B
to the builders on strike-6,454 in number, exclusive of
Trollope's 'men. The recipients were fewer. by 501
than last week : they were paid at the rate of 4s per
man.
Liverpool, Merseyside, England, 1859-09-28

EXCURSION TRAINS,

AT LOW FARES,

un during her stay at
HOLYHEAD, from BIRKENHEAD, WARRINGTON, and
CHESTER.

red Coaches, will be

ture, and Fares, including
iven in future bills.

Particulars of Times of Depar
admission to the vessel, will be ,*
Chester, September, 1859

BY ORDER.

11 THE LIVERPOOL ACADEMY'S EXHIBITION
OP
i -1-

WORKS OF LIVING ARTISTS,

OLD POST•OFFICE PLACE,

IS NOW OPEN

From Nine until Six ; andin the Evening from Seven until Ten,
brilliantly Illuminated with Gas.
Day Admission, ls. ; Gentlemen's Season Tickets, ss. ; Ladies'
Concert to co Ditto, 36. 6d. EVENING SEASON TICKETS, 2s. 6d.
rum ,
"'e at • Admission, 6d.

JAMES PELHAM, Secretary
Liverpool, Merseyside, England, 1859-09-28

33, LUDGATI

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utthattions.

DAVIS ON SECRET INFIRMITIES.
Just published, at the reduced price of Is.,

NEW and Improved EDITION of the MIRROR
of HEALTH, to meet the greatest demand ever known
or a work on the decay of natural vigour, which has been
highly recommended by the profession and the press as On-
tairdng more information than any similar publication. The
a& v.; work shows the deplorable effects upon the system of
excessive indulgence, mental and bodily prostration, nervous
excitement, &c.—The Mirror of Health, price is., or by post
6d., may be had from Mr. Howell, bookseller, Church-
-nd from the author, 114, Duke-street, Liverpool,
where he may be seen daily.

BULWER'S NOVELS IN PENNY NUMBERS.
Every Saturday until completed.
On the Ist of October will be published, No. 1 of

NOVELS
Liverpool, Merseyside, England, 1859-09-28

r,, ~ ~ ,
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W.

AND SON'S,

P. DREAPER
PIANO-FORTE MAKERS,
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replete with every NOVELTY, from the LOWEST PRICE to the most EXPENSIVE INSTRUMENTS.
Ruanants of the Old Stock, to be disposed of at Remarkably Low Prises
A Six-octaves CABINET PIANO-FORTE, by Broadwood, in really good condition, price £lO.
The Operas of DINORAH, YEPRES SICILLIENNES, SATANELLA, ROSE OF CASTILLE, and all the
NEWEST MUSIC always in Stock, at HALF-PRICE.

A FEW SECOND-HAND PIANO-FORTES

PIANO-FORTES taken in Exchange, Tuned, and Repaired by experienced LONDON WORKMEN
Liverpool, Merseyside, England, 1859-09-28

for conducting

in such st

1104SES,'IlEARSES, MOURNING,-COACIMS, &e., equal to any establishment in the kingdom

G. B. begs to express hii gratitude for past favours, and

zsts that his long connection with the Public is a

nt guarantee that the

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who may honour him with their patronage, that he will spar

no effort to save theni trouble and anxiety on

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The height of the person, Inches round the waist.
•
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Money is returned at alt., times 'without a demur, even after articles have be

n plain f

taken home, proyided. they do no

give unqualified approbation
SATURDAY.-0

s day no bus

s transacted at this. estab-lishment until dusic, when it is resumed until Eievenv'elock
Liverpool, Merseyside, England, 1859-09-28

lo any jo
-t noigher'
-411 P

--, ,
I remark tie same persevering, patieat, spirit of tt'the
in Dumerowf where the exposed situation rode/sail
- a nran c ale• sa

climat

re-, and NI

n arrki•

maturity. Thei

ng its awn, rev

I wia not a

year ; but where. the heather blenned: at raY
visit, two. years ago, a good crop et, oats is: now ra.h3s
(Applause.) 1 Carnloug,b, I trust a new ert3Loud
dawned;_l trust its prosperity witrinow incuease• boar
applause.) The dredger has done its work.;;; the ilnrr re-
is deepened' and completed ; liglitters are no long% 1,11
quire& to ship the limestone, anZvesselscan enter 1,10
seasons. This will, no donbt, induce people toliace.
andlsettle, and I hope to see Vivtoria-square and ~doil•
lock-terrace soon filled up, and other ,sites e,:oot-
CA.pplause.) There is one subject which I c,.`cliffi-
entirely' pass over ; yet I approach it with.grea"v
or
dente, "having always carefally added interfertonev
entering religious argliments,, and respecting erel,but
conscientious belief in his: own creed—(epeer;:lis
without at all presuming to- offer opinions, ," /gum
possible not to observe that one result of the
talked of revivals has been the closing of the Pty sea
houses and the establishment of greater sebriiesmna
temperance. (Applause.) So far at least tit, re tba
have a beneficial effect on a population wilefore, i$
reverse was the besetting sin. -Here, there Let
°'
another evident improvement since last year. ,t 11
taken up in the enthusiasm or impulse of the ocaei
hope that this cliane will he lasting, and that `4oelltl
to be thrown aside afterwardS, but that it 1" tat°
determination and conviction that will matte
fixed habits in the future."

—...-----Ap
,-,,„, ar
DESPERATE SUICIDE AT DOVER.—u. dingoll the
noon, a gentlemanly-looking man was stafer, sur
platform of the South-Eastern Railway, at 9°,00, t°
rounded by a number of ladies and gentleraen,barged
their gr.eat consternation, he suddenly
sporting fashion, and in his pockets was (1,11 con Sine.
loaded pistol through his heart, and instantly
were cuter "--
The deceased was well dressed ; his clothes w-d ate suiTi
fo,lir•
tßGhnreeiasetTitOwyL
SUM of money, and a raoing document, signe,,cl ,sic TIALIZ
DESTRUCTION OF THE GREAT WESTERN '',,„,- 0 oCI°C:
on Saturday morning, great alarm was created tre at the
,eosnit.lreßrnFr:smßtoEllis.,--ibeAyllabtiOlUlle:barseiqtauankaiturtegerin:ietmfooraf;:onrrotu.svcgl:o;:,
From the first it - became evident that nothanl Isu the
prevent the total destruction of the building, upon the
-efforts of the fire .brigade were concentrated his they
d
twheer eottera
bgrueiladtinexgstewent
rseuoinsurcessfaied,.
preservation of the adjoining properV, „ffild„.l, gall 311
perties, &c., of the actors and niusiciaos, w,,,, cause :0
a sacrifice to the flames, were uninsureed.aii"
a though it w
the catastrophe has not been discover , _.
huTtnethiuo.—cihriecshse,.7opfreOlif
Probably connected in some way with the gm
Liverpool, Merseyside, England, 1859-09-28

gE ORIGINAL FOOD ron CATTLE. -- The
T
Public are hereby informed that thre no longer exists a

n7essity for paying 50s. and 565. per ton for Cattle Food, when
they may obtain for 40s. and 465. per cwt. the " ORIGINAL
FOOD FOR CATTLE," invented by Mr. J. Fawcett, Albert
Works, Strangeways, Manchester, and manufactured by him
for 17 months for " THORLEY."

ONE HUNDRED POUNDS

WILL BE PAID to any on(
trary of the above statement

affording any proof to the con-

An ample period has elapsed, and the test of many a trial
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throughout Europe and wfmerica,—in Royal Stables, among
the Peer's Stud, and in the Parmer's yard, its merits are
known, and its USE IS UNIVERSAL. The vigour of constant
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Trial Cases at 10s. and 20s. each, forwarded on receipt of
Post-office Order.

Carriage paid to any Railway Station for 40s. , cwt. Casks,
containing 450 Feeds; and 465. cwt. Casks, containing 45(
Feeds, in packages.
The ROYAL PATENT CARE FOR. CATTLI

his valu

able application of the est
adaptation to the necessity fo
the animal organiiation, wi

.blished chemical principle aM
a mixed Diet, in order to beßell'

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t
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KENDAL the second and fourth Saturday in each Month
WIIITEHAVEN the third Monday and Tuesday in each Month,
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charges in proportion to quality lower than those usually charged for the common quality—thus at once abolishing
for paying fabulous prices. To be obtained only at the

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WORKBOXES, ROSEWOOD and WALNUT-
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tad the Public generally, tha; he has ad4cd considerU

to his Establish-

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F tr

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SLATER-COURT CASTLE

-STREET,

RAVE BEEN GREATLY
IMPROVED AND ENLARGED
Liverpool, Merseyside, England, 1859-09-28

STUDIOS of HEADS, LANDSCAPES, Bcc., in great variety

G. J. K E ET,
88, 90, AND 92, RENSHAW-STREET

ADAMS'S CHEAP STATIONERY

WAREHOUSE,
63, CHURCH STREET,-OPPOSITE POSTOFFICE PLACE.
20 Quires good Cream-laid Note Paper 3s. ,3d,

1000 Create-laid Envelopes to oorrespond 4s. 6d
63, CHURCH STREET, LIVERPOOL.
Liverpool, Merseyside, England, 1859-09-28

An extensive and•beautiful Carriageaeom convenient and
well ventilated, has been added, and fromks dimensions affords
superior.accommodation for carriages entrusted to him for

accommodation
ation of Abe .Repositorty offers an excellent medium for the
satisfactory disposal .of property entered for sale.

The Saks by Auction will be resumed on.
9th, at two o'clock precisely, and continuezi
successive. Friday at the above time.

Trials given, and e
germs.

dds, &r.

Lnd convenient situ-

'ridgy, September
'O3 be held on eaeh

J Teterhiary sur-
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