Northern Times.
Liverpool, Merseyside, England, 1859-11-14 00:00:00

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Sophia, Mackenzie...Bathurst
Ann Carigal, Chicero ...Ibrail
Lotas, M'Neil, Demerara
Trinculo Pernambuco
Sophia Naples
New York Packet, Thomson,
Iquique
Ellen Rodgers Loudon
Nov. 13.
Admiral Wietig Rotterdam
Hotspur, Thomson, Mauritius
Chilena Iquique
Bucephaluh, Bake Bahia
Vanguard London
Golden Age... Africa and Vigo
£D.
Nov. 12. Eliza Caroline, Dickson,
Africa (ss), Shannon, 1 Rio Janeiro
New York I Caroline, Hayne ...Charleston
Albatross (ss), Baynes, Cresswell, Barker... ...Havana
Rotterdam Nov. 13.
Belochee, Clements, Galle Arctic, Zerega New 'York
Iles olute, Freeman, New York Pomona, Benson, New Orleans
Canondah, Tonge...St. Thomas Helena, Wareing ...Gibraltar.
E. von Bealieu, Ferenfeldt, W.' Carey, Edwards,Demetara
Charleston D. F. Weber, jun., Leese,
Perseverance, Wilson, Melbourne
Barbadoes Helena, Danewart Trieste
Athena, Colconiti, Adoram, Moyans Rouen
Constantinople James Kay, Gordon, ...Gaboon
FOREIGN PORTS.
EMorton Castle, Crosliie, from Monte Video at Crookhavon.
Mentor, Dorks, hence at Stettin.
Lancashire Witch, Park, from London at Colombo.
Hero, Michels, from Trincomalee at Colombo.
Meteor, Mills, from Ganjam at Colombo.
Affghan, Colebank, from Madras at Corinja.
Forwood (ss), Rook, from Victoria at San Francisco, and left
Sept. 22 on her return.
Salvadora, Towers, from Valparaiso at San Franciseo.
Ocean Star, Brown, hence at Havana.
Cygnet, Somers, hence at Gaspe.
Euphrates (ss), Milburn, hence at Alexandria.
Zion's Hill, Griffiths, from Patras at Zante, and sailed for
Liverpool.
Mysore, Eishwick, hence at Trieste.
Leda, Mallia, hence at Malta.
Arcadia (ss), Clare, hence at Malta, and sailed for Levant.
Orontes (as), from Alexandria at Malta.
Alhambra (as), from Corfu at Malta.
Amos, Oliveira, hence off Malta.
Konigen, Albrecht, and Genius, Schlor, both hence at Riaver.
Tinto, Branth ; Marion, Page; Woodfield, Potter; Canlero.
nian, Berner; Lesmahagow, Stone; City of Manchester,
Ditchburn ; and Chapultepec, Arkle, all hence at Quebec,.
Hurry, Thomas, hence at Madeira, and sailed for Savannah.
Eliza Rae, James, and Ann and Isabella, both hence at
Gibraltar.
Bceotia (es), Simpson, hence at iGibraltar, and cleared for
Genoa.

'ED.

Nov. 11.

North IlritOn(rmss), Grange,

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Montreal
Charmer, Lucas Fo s-choo
Johannes, Thiesen Cobija
Christopher Hall, Freeman,
Phillipo
Sofia, Clements,
Constantinople

Nov. 12
Industry Alexandria
Dreadnought, Johns, Leghorn
Blazer (tug) - Vigo
Princess Soxuanaty, Davis,
Bombay
Tagus, Wade Lisbon
SAI

Vitruvious, Campbell, from Girgenti at Gibraltar, and
cleared for Liverpool.
Constantine, Kuper, hence at Revel.
Creolen, hence at Copenhagen.
Imperador (ss), hence at Madeira, and sailed for India
Oct. H.
Northern Light, Forbes, from Bombay at Cochin.
Nova Scotian (rmss), off the Pillars Oct. 29.
Ann and Elizabeth, Annandale, Mamelon, and Dalie, off
Orleans Island Oct. 29.
China, Marchioness of Queensberry, Alsa, and British Tar,
off Gros Island Oct. 29.
Eliza Pirrie, Dove, City of Lincoln, and Sarah, off Traverse
Point Oct. 29.
Mohawk, and Derwent, off Romanaska Oct. 29.
Princess Royal, from Quebec, off Cape Chat Oct. 30.
OUTPORTS.
Qyzensrowri, Nov. 12.—Arrived Orazio, from Berdianski ;
Glorio, Ognio ; George Calefano, Odessa ; Pam Flush, Phila-
delphia; Mignon, Rio Janeiro.
WATERFORD, Nov. 13.--Arrived: Alexander Clemence, from
Marseilles ; Felton Park, Taganrog ; Ann Ingrate, Sulin'a.
WARRENPOINT, Nov. 12.--Arrived: Elgin, from Quebec.
DUBLIN, Nov. 12.--Arrived V. L. Robertstof, from Marian-
ople ; Osprey, Galatz ; Lady of the Lake, Quebec ; Matilda,
Sulina ; Garland, Mayflower, and Africa, Taganrog; Mary,
Rouen ; Fratelle Flora, Marianople ; Frets de Steur. Bayonne ;
Elms., Constantinople.
KIXo'TOwN, Nov. 12.—Arrived : Sentinel, Belfast to Car-
diff; Tally Ho, Newport; Gazelle, Liverpool to Dunkirk;
Creighton, Liverpool to Buenos Ayres.
H eGnar
Martaban, for Bombay.
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The Asia (rim), was passed off Cape Race, Nov. 8, bound

in.
The Blazer tug has arrived here with shaft broken, towed in
by the tug United States; left her tow, the Golden Age, from
Africa and Vigo, off Ormeshead. The United States has gone
to tow her in.
The Washington, for Alexandria, has put back, making
water, having struck the bar coming in, and will dock for
repairs.
The Shard, Rote, for Savannah, has put back.
The White Star, hence for Melbourne, was left south of
Queenstown yesterday, by the Rattler steam-tug.
The Pam Flush, WOuire, at Queenstown leaky, and,
in bringing up, lost anchor and jibboom by getting foul of the
Robert Hastie.
The barque Albion, at Queenstown, with decks sewep
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The Golden Cross, hence for New Orleans, was spoken Oct.
25, in lat, 31 N., lon. 36 W.
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The Albert Borsig, Wegener, crookhav n for t
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combe,
into Ramsgate very leaky.
north of this Oct. 26. A sternboar , with ,of Sunder-
land," kas come ashore at Norwenstow, near where the ship
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Liverpool,
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12.--The brig Emulous, of Belfast, from
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The Transit, hence for Bristol, is in Trinity Bay watcfl°W. •
The James WHenry, for London, filled through tier bow Purtg.
Her ports are being stopped up by divers in order feflAhlpW
out. The cargo of the Mountaineer, fro& Llaaally; WAS _frnrad,
to be on fire from spontaneous combustion ;.alle,Was.:4cuttkox
and is discharging. The Colonist rq.gYir.qs Acw ke•l' MEW
stripped, and new caulked. The aViec7.arrfved,heiv., liarlne
crews of the Christiana, as well itt'Ort,etick2'' - '_z_,:e - A:4.
damage dyfonrbAlßt:rstb.,:lic9eP'
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from Matanra's lonFalsnouth, 111",..,-- intemille'sPlg.,atst42.l.lAtiletif
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sales bt. auction.

- LIBRARY OF BOOKS, ENGRAVINGS, AND COINS
OF THE LATE MR. JOHN PEACOP.
MR. BRANCH,
"On Wednesday next, the 16,h instant, at eleven o'clock at the
Hanover-rooms,
THE genuine LIBRARY of BOOKS, Portfolio of
ENGRAVINGS, and Cabinet of COINS, of the late Mr.
John Peacop, also a very beautifully executed Mosaic VASE,
of a costly description.
Amongst the Books may be enumerated Gregson's Frag-
ments of Lancashire, Enfield's Liverpool, Alison's Europe, the
Waverley Novels, M'Culloeh's Dictionaries, Bryan's Diction-
ary of Painters, Brande's Dictionary, Baines's Liverpool,
Brooke's Liverpool, Blake's Illustrations of the Book of Job,
Hone's Works, Bewick's Birds and Quadrupeds, Prescott's
Works, Layard's Nineveh, Hallam's Works, Johnson's Dis-
courses and Tracts, Bancroft's America, Percy's Reliques of
Poetry, Macaulay's England, the Pictorial Bible, several
Scrap Books and Illustrated Publications, with the Works of
Byron; Shakespeare, Lamb, Southey, Coleridge, Wordsworth,
Hood, Dickens, Thackeray, Milton, Goldsmith, Disraeli,
Warren, and other well-known authors.
To be viewed To-morrow, (Tuesday,) the 15th instant,
when catalogues may be had.

By Order of the Mortgagees.

MR.BY BRANCH,
At the Clarendon Rooms, South John-street, Liverpool, on
Monday, the 21st November, at Half-past One (for Two
o'clock precisely), subject to conditions,
TWO DWELLING-HOUSES (together or sepa-
rately) on the north side of, and :.os. 1 and 3, in Moss-
street, Netherfield-road, Everton, near the "Derby Arms"
Hotel. Frontage of Land, 30 feet 7 inches ; depth, 21 feet ;
Contents, 71,1 square yards.
The Houses have been recenttx drained to the satisfaction of
the Authorities, at considerable expense. Tenure Freehold of
Inheritance.
Apply to Mr. FRODSHAM, Solicitor, Al, South Castle-street,
Liverpool.

NOTICE OF ARRANGEMENT OF THE SALE OF THE
IMPORTANT STOCK, MACHINERY, FIXTURES,
STEAM-ENGINE, 500,000 BRICKS, BRICK-MAKING
PLANT, AND OTHER .EFFECTS OF MESSRS. KILPIN
AND MONTGOMERY, CONTRACTORS, JOINERS, AND
BUILDERS, LIVERPOOL.
BY MR. BRANCH,
On Tuesday next, the 15th, Wednesday, the IGth, Thursday,
the lith, and Friday, the 18th instant, at Eleven o'clock each
day, on the Premises, 24 and 26, Lawton-street.
TUESDAY'S SALE will include a large quantity of
new and second-hand BUILDING MATERIALS, TIM-
BER, IRON WORK, capital CRAB WINCH, a MORTAR
MILL, and numerous other effects.
WEDNESDAY'S SALE : The remaining part of the TIM-
BER and BUILDING. MATERIALS, the contents of the
SMITHY, Yard, Stable-Yard, Cellars, &c.
THURSDAY'S SALE : The entire stock of IRONMON-
GERY and BRAZIERY, and a capital portable WEIGHING
MACHINE, by Pooley.
FRIDAY'S SALE: The valuable MACHINERY, compris-
ing a capital Steam-power Mortar Mill, a Planing Machine, a
Balk Saw Frame, various Shafting, &c.; also, the FIXTURES
and FITTINGS-UP of the various General and Private
OFFICES.

On Monday, the 21st instant, at Eleven o'clock, on the Pre-
mises adjoining the new Toxteth-park Workhouse, in Smith-
down-lane,
The BUILDING PLANT, consisting of a valnable six-horse
power portable Steam-engine, by Gough, of Manchester, with
Boiler, and 'excellent Mortar Mill attached, several BRICK
ERECTIONS, Benches, Timber, Ladders, Poles; &c.

On Tuesday, the 22nd instant, at Eleven o'clock, at the Brick-
fields, in Parkhill-road, Toxteth-park, Liverpool,
About 800,000 BRICKS, together With the entire of the
BRICK-MAKING PLANT, &c.
Catalogues may be had on application to George Stone,
Esq., Solicitor, Tuton-buildings, Ranelagh-street ; or to Mr.
Branch, Auctioneer, Hanover-street, Liverpool.

DUNDALK STEAM-PACKET COMPANY (LIMITED.)
CLEARANCE SALE.
BY WM. IPNALLY,
At the Company's Premises, Steam-packet Quay, Dundalk, on
Tuesday next, the 15th inst., at Eleven o'clock, Forenoon,
T4ARGE QUANTITIES of STORES, consisting of
old ropes, scrap iron, cast metal, brass and copper, tim-
ber, &c. Also, a large quantity of Excellent Manure.
Terms at Sale. Free passages to buyers to and from Liver-
pool by the Company's steamers. 2n14

FURNITURE, Moor-place, London-road.
Nin. M'CLELLIIND (from the late Firm of Messrs.
Thos. Winstanley and Sons,) will SELL BY AUCTION,
on Tuesday next, the 15th instant, at Ele'rea o'clock precisely,
on the Premises, Moor-place, the Gentiine FURNITURE and
Effects of a Gentleman removing to the country, comprising,
in the sitting-rooms, sets of well-made mahogany chairs, rock-
ing-chair, conch, and sofas, covered in haircloth, mahogany
100 and other tables, brilliant plate of silvered glass in massive
carved and gilt frame, carpet, floor-cloth, fenders, lire-irons,
engravings, &c. The Bedchambers are neatly furnished with
polished birch French bedsteads, iron ditto, prime feather
beds, mattresses and bedding, mahogany and painted chests of
drawers, toilet tables and washstands, mahogany commode,
chamber chairs, toilet glasses, Brussels and Kidderminster
carpets, hip bath, gas chandeliers, tke. The useful kitchen
utensils, eight-day timepiece, china, glass, &c.
To be viewed.on the morning of sale, when catalagues may
be had on the premises; and at the Compton Auction-rooms,
Basnett-street.

CLEARANCE SALE. OF CABINETMAKERS'. STOCK,
HUNTER-STREET.
IVIR. M'CLELLAND, (from the late Firm' of
diji Thomas Winitanley and Sons,) is instructed by Messrs.
Wilde Brothers, who have entirely given up the furniture
trade and commenced business as cotton-spinners, at their
eitensive mill?, Pemberton, near Wigau, to SELL by AUC-
TION, on the premises, Hunter-street, near Byrom-street, on
Wednesday, 16th, Thursday, 17th, and Friday; 'lBth instant,
at eleven o'clock each day, the whole of the remaining genuine
STOCK-IN-TRADE and useful Articles.

The Dining-Room Furniture consists of fourteen dozen
mahogany chairs, with turned and shaped legs, the seats
haircloth and leather ; sixteen lounging or reclining chairs, an
extensive variety of sofas and couches, upholstered to match ;
mahogany 100 tables, dining tables on telescope frames,
library tables and Chiffonniers, of rich mahogany; rocking
chairs, large size chimney glasses in massive gilt frames,
carpets, &c.
The Drawing-Room Articles , comprise sets of walnutwood
chairs, elegant chiffonniers, in rosewood and .walnutwood,
with shaped marble tops, plates of glass at the back and
panelled doors, with silvered plates of glass ; rosewood 100
tables, 'easy chairs and sofaS; ' whatnots, brilliant-toned six-
and-three-quarter, octave cottage pianoforte, by Dettmer, Lon-
don ; a ditto by Gormully, and a cabinet ditto by Brinsmead,
in rosewood cases ; also a six and seven-eight octave cottage
ditto by Rudd and Co., music. stools, modern and fashionable
Chimney Glasses, &c. ,
The Chamber Furnitue includes mahogany font-Post and
half-tester French bedsteads, iron ditto, excellent feather beds,
toilet tables and washstands, with marble slabs ; a great
variety of various sized toilet glasses, mahogany-framed
rocking chairs; painted tables, washstands, chamber chairs,
bedsteps, commodes, carpets, mahogany wardrobss, chests of
drawers, cheval glasses, &c.

The Miscellaneous Articles consist of mahogany hat and
nrabrella stands, with marble slabs ; several portable bagatelle
tables on stands, with cues, balls, &c. ; unfinished sofa, couch
and chair frames, office fixtures, wood and glass drawer knobs,
wood '"Ss, tool chest, benches, wood turning lathes, a
quantity of superior birch planks, and miscellaneous property.
To be viewed on Tuesday, the 15th November, between the
hours of ten an. four o'clock, when descriptive catalogues may
be had on the premises, and from the auctioneer, at the
Compton Auction Rooms, 16, Basnett-street.

PAOCRTTIIREit
M A N
17
Important unreserved Sale of thenSATOCI
TEA and TRAVELLING G ti(
fsT ;
BEDSIT and COMB DEALER,
&c., 5, Commutation-row
(near the bottom of London-road).
MESSRS. TURNER and • HOLLINS beg to
announce their instructions to SELL by AUCTION, This
Day (Monday), the 14th inst., at Eleven o'clock in the Morn-
ing precisely, on the Premises, NO. 15, Commutation-row, the
whole of the excellent and well-selected STOCK of a PORT-
MANTEAU MAN U FAC T URE &c., comprisingtrunks, solid
leather, nests and basil leather, black enamelled and exhibition
portmanteaus .and wardrObes ; carpet and leather travelling
and other bags; enamelled and leather hat boxes; waterproof
coats and leggings; ladies' and gentlemen's silk, alpaca, and
gingham umbrellas and parasols; rifle pouches, gun cases,
leather post bags, writing cases, bridles, ladies' and gentle-
men's riding saddles, luggage straps, gold and silver mounted,
plated, and other riding whips ; dog, waggon, and hunting
whips ; gold and silver mounted, German silver, carved, and
ivory-headed canes;; rattan, Malacca; crab, black-thorn, oak,
orange, hazel, and other walking-sans and sticks;, fencing-
sticks and baskets, life-preservers, clothes brushes, hair
brushes, hat brushes, tortoiseshell and other toilet, side, and
back combs, pocket ccimbs, shaving brushes, &c. •
This Sale is confidently recommended as well to private indi-
viduals as to the trade; and, being under an execution, the
whole will be sold without the least reserve. •
On • view Prior to the sole; and catalogues and further
information /nay be hod rem the, u
zieera
at
the
Auction
Mart, 45, Lime-street.