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The Northern Daily Times.
Liverpool, Merseyside, England, 1857-03-13

ARTHUR WARD,
FRENCH AND ENGLISH PAPER HANGING WAREHOUSE,
204, LONDON ROAD, LIVERPOOL.
JUST READY, Pattern Books, containing all the newest designs in French and English Goods,
for the present season, will be sent for inspection, carriage free, to any part of the country.

IMPORTER OF FRENCH DECORATIONS.

A Liberal Allowance made to the Trade, Agents, and Large Consumers.

FOREIGN AND BRITISH RIBBON ESTABLISHMENT,

11, ELLIOT STREET.

T M. BURGESS respectfully announces to his numerous Friends and Customers that,
in consequence of arrangements anticipating the great advance in all kinds of Silk Manufacture, be is
now enabled to offer his SPRING STOCK of the

RICHEST AND NEWEST STYLES OF FRENCH RIBBONS,'

at the prices current previous to the advance in the raw material. SILK RIBBON VELVETS
also, in all widths and colours, at the unadvanced prices.

MUSLIN AND LACE EMBROIDERY AND MILLINERY ESTABLISHMENT, -:

11, Elliot-street, near St. John's Market.
Liverpool, Merseyside, England, 1857-03-13

VESSELS' REPORTS.

Report by the African (cc), Richardson, arrived here from
Alexandria. sailed Fk b 25.

Feb. 27, in lat. 33.45, lon. 23.50 E., spoke the barque Syria,
March 5, off Malaga, brig William Richardson, from Sunderland
to Alexandria.

March 6, about SO miles S.F. of Cape St. Vincent, passed a four
masted screw steamship bound S.E.
Same day, 20 miles S.E. of Cape St. Vincent, passed the Perlin.
sular and Oriental screw steamship Sultan, bound N.W.
Msrch 9, strong N.E. breezes and fine weather,
Same day, at 5 p.m., in lat. 46.34, lon. 8 15 N., exchanged signals
with the s s. Teneriffe bound south.

March 10, In lat, 48.50, lon. 7 6 W., spoke the ship Semiramis. of
Hamburg, with loss of fore and main topgallant masts gone by the
cap. .

ame day, spoke the Norman, 50 miles S.W. of Scilly.

Report by the Frances, arrived here from Cesra ; sailed Feb. T.
The Lindisfarne sallei 6 days previous for this port.
Mar,•ll 8, in let 50 46 N., lon. 7 W., experienced a heavy gale
from the N.E., and lost foretopsail.

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Report by the Adam Ca•r, arrived here from Demerara.
March 6, 25 miles N.N.E. of Ballycotton, signalled the Mini
Nightingale, hence, out 4 days.

Report by the Cherokee, arrived here from Calcutta.
Feb. 2, in lat. 17 22 S., lon. 3 48 W., spoke the John Bunyan,frons
Bombay to Liverpool.
Feb. 20, in lat. 15 35 N., lon 34 41 W., H.M.S. Electra, boand N.
Feb. 22, in lat. 22 48 N., lon. 36 28 W., the French whale ship
Manch, from South Sea to Havre, which vessel lest her chief officer
overboard a few hours previous
March 5, in lat. 47 40 N.. lon. 18 44 W., the Sumner, from Madras
to London, out 132 days.
• March 10, in lat. 50 15 N., 7 41 W., the ship Alliance, of Charles.
ton, for Liverpool, leaky.

Report by the Elizabeth, arrived here from Rumos Ayres,;-
Jan. 20, in lat. 25 24 S., lon. 31 45 W., spoke the Geage Met..
triek'e, from Plymouth to Calcutta
Jan. 22, in lat. 2t 01 S, lon 31 50 W., Albatrotta, from Leith is
A delalde.

FOREIGN PORTS.
British I ion, Harrington, from Melbourne at Bombay.
Monteagle, from Aden at Bombay, and railed for Pirs!an Gulf,
Amour, sailed from Bombay for Liverpool.
lonia s.s.), hence at Constantinople. Feb. 27.
Retriever (s.s.), hence at Hamburgh. March a,
Due Fratre, hence at C )penhagen, March 7,
Isabella hence at Antwerp.
Louis Naplleon, from Newfoundland at Fayal for Leeson], very
leeky, with loss of mainmast, &c.
Snipe (late Law), hence at Mazatlan.
Thebes (s.s.). Hostel!. hence at Constantinople.
Phoebe (s.a.), from Trehizonde at Constantinople.
Marco Polo, hence at Marseilles.
Euphrates (s.s.), from Naples at Marseilles.
Rita (s.s Arana, hence at Bilboa.

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Liverpool, Merseyside, England, 1857-03-13

BOROUGH OF LIVERPOOL, TO WIT
GILBERT HEN ERSON, ESQ RECORDER.
THE COURT of QUARTER SESSIONS of
the PEACE, for the Borough, will be held in the
CROWN COURT, St. George's Flail, in the said Borough, on
TUESDAY. the 17th Day of March instant, at Pat o'clock. in the
Forenoon. WRIGHT, Clerk of the Peace.
Clerk of the Peaces Office, Liverpool,
3rd March. 1837.

IVERPOOL SPRING ASSIZES, 1857.
CROWN COURT.
The Commissions for hc lding these Assizes will be opened on
Saturday, thn 21st of March.
The prosecutors and witnesses in the after-mentioned cases are
required to be in attendance at the times specified in the following
list, and not earlier, anti on all subsequent dabs until their respec-
tive cases are disposed of, at the sitting of the emir; and the Trials
are to proceed in the order in which the cases are arranged in the
I.i-t, unless the court shall other.ise direct, viz. :
On Monday the 23rd of March, at eleven o'clock, a.m..

The Queen 11 William Thompson ; Patrick Blannon; Edward
Jackson ; John Hennessey; George Wilson, Ann Smith, and Ellen
Caffrey; John Williams and John Murphy; William Inman and
Charles Crossley , Pe;er Houghton ; William Dean, [horns, Dean,
Mary Ann Williams and Harriet Ogden ; lsaac Vernon and James
Mullen ; James Dakin and Patrick McGuire ; James Aspinall and
John O'Brien; Thomas Holmes; William Collier.
On Tuesday, the 24th March, at ten o'clock a.m.

The Queen v. Jo ,n Harrington ; Robert Roscoe; Hargreaves
Horriclee Richard Simpson ; Robert Rocliffe and Betsy Wood ;
John Mundy; Michael Macnnnara ; Thomas Rogers and James
Pktt ; John ,almun; James Delaney and Ptter Kilda.ry ; George
Brown ; Jchn Mc. Carty and Joseph Reece.
On Wednesday. the 25th March, at ten o'clock a.m.

The Queen v. Richard Watkms; John Raby Ann Quinn ; James
MacDonald and John MacDonald; Joseph Jackson; William Pen-
nington, Fanny Pennington, Samuel Hope and Eliza McDade; John
Rhodes and William Rhodes; Mary Ann Taylor Mary Cave;
William Collins; William Henry ; John Stott.
On Thursday, the 21ith March, at ten o't I eck a.m.
The Queen v. James Morrison and Jamea Mullen ; Michael
MacDonald; James Davidson and Thomas Ready ; Frederick
McKenzie and Hugh Hurley; Pietro Larho • John Murphy; Wit.
Nelson and James Leech; John Caswell, Henry Cutting and
John Lewis; Thomas Revel; Mary Moore; Hartley Astin ; John
Carr. . . _
Liverpool, Merseyside, England, 1857-03-13

Vittilir anluOements.

11100YAL ADELPHI THEATRE.
I_4)
MISS LANDON,
(Late of the Theatre Royal and Amphitheatre), respectfully Inti-
mates to her numerous friends that her
FIRST BENEFIT IN LIVERPOOL
Will take place at the above Theatre
THIS (FRIDAY) EVENING, MARCH 13TH, 1857,

MR. H. VANDENHOFF,
FOR THIS NIGHT ONLY, IN
DON C.LESAit.DE BAZ AN!
AND
Liverpool, Merseyside, England, 1857-03-13

SAILED.

March 12.

Eleanor ...... ............Galle
London
....Halifax
Pelican Is s.) Ro terdam Athlone Demerara
Star of the West New York Diamond. Barrow
Spirit of the Times.. N'foundland wyre Maid Barrow
Robert Leonard
Dinah Muloch ..... Buenos Ayres

CLEARED OtrTwARDS.
March 11. -
r Sir Walter Raleigh ....Kingston
Yrca . . Aden and Rombaylßobt. Finnie Kingston
Maria .. Barcelona & Tarragona,.olierano .... ....Manilla
Emily .... __..........BayonnelAssyrja

Parliament . • Boston 1 Runeberg
Jessie Ai' Farlane ....Port Natal! A nrcellna . . Santander
Peruvian° .. .. Constantinople) Bacchante ..
W. H. Wharton ......Galveston;

ENTERED F OR LOA DING.

March 10.

►ohnstone
Caine.— Bayonne' Huron ....... ..... Harbor Grace
Eothen .... ..... .... Rio JaneirolMerlin ......,..
March 11. !Mary E. Balch ....New Orleans
..Corunna Cultivator New York

Leveret ....

Hinda ....

Cronstadt ',Bramley-Mn'

_ .Moore Cl,ebec
Sutlej
Per.lan

OUTPORTS.
Kingstown, March 12 Arrived -- William Campbell, from
Ardrossan for Boulogne—Cremorne from Glasgow for Havre.
Sailed—Peter Faulkes. for Nantes—British Queen, Havre—William
Campbell, Boulogne—Cremorne, Havre.
Dublin, March 12.—Sailed—Duke ofCornwall (a.), for London,
Dover, March 10.—Arrived—Adoram, from Liverpool fvr Dun..
kirk.

Falmouth, March 10.— A rrived—Clem anthe, from Trieste—Getlak
Groningen—Dolphin, Bahia.
Whitehaven .—Arrived—lrt, from Demerara.
London.—Mermal I, Devil, from Melbourne.
Dartmouth.—Amlved—Alliance, from Liverpool for Charleston, In
distreos.
Liverpool, Merseyside, England, 1857-03-13

THE HEALTH OF THB TOWN

Dr. Cameron, acting for the medical otacer of health,
reported that, in the week ending Saturday last, 221 deaths
were registered, being 24 btl iw the average of the corres.
p3nding week of the last nine years. Zymotic diseases
caused 32:deaths ; of these 32, 4 were from typhus fever,
9 scarlet fever, 5 small box, 4 measles, 10 hooping ceugh.
The mortality from diseases of the lungs has slightly in-
creasnl, 89 deaths having been registered during the past
week, against 77 in the week before. Diarrhoea caused
only 2 deaths, convulsions 11, wasting and debility 1-5,
'cancer dropsy 4, diseases of the heart 10.
Amongst the reports furnished fioin the other officials
were those from the Borough Engineer, Building Sur-
•veyor, and Inspector of Nuisances, which reported various
particulars of the operations in their several departments
during the week, from which it appeared that 153 dilapi
dated privies and ashpits were altered and repaired;
1,084 cesspools had been disch irged ; 112 nuisances com-
plained of by inhabitants had b en inspected, and means
taken to remedy them ; 1,058 houses in the unhealthiest
districts, containing 3 302 apartments, and 588 cellars
had been put under examination with the view of im-
proving their sanitary condition; and 229 lodging honaes
had also been examined and reputed upon.
Liverpool, Merseyside, England, 1857-03-13

TO MY FELLOW TOWNSMEN, THE ELECTORS

OF LIVERPOOL,

GENTLEMEN,
AN extraordinary combination of parties in the
State has succeeded in defeating Miniaters on Mr.
Cobden's Motion relative to the Chinese War, and the Queen has
resolved to appeal to the sense of the Country on the question. To
that motion I unhesitatingly gave my determined opposition, and it
is for you to say how far that vote was it. accordance with your
wishes.

It is unnecessary for me to inquire into the legal technicalities in
which this question was attempted to be shrouded. It is enough
that the lives and properties of our Christian fellow subjects are in
imminent danger, and any retreat from those proceedings, at such a
moment, might be disastrous in the extreme.

No one can more deeply deplore, thin I do, the sad necessity under
which Sir J. Boscring was compelled to resort to the dreadful cala-
mities of War, particularly with a people who, unrestrained by the
high obligations, observed by civilized nations on such occasions,
commit acts of cruelty, at which humanity shudders.

. ,
To you, my fellow townsmen, I now appeal for your decision on
my conduct.

*All other questions seem, for the moment, to sink Into compara-
tive insignificance. But there is one to which I cannot help
alluding—the treatment of Sir J. M•Neill and Colonel Tulloch, rela-
tive to their Crimean Report.

The Memorial which I had the honour to transmit to those gen-
tlemen from Liverpool has, I trust, aroused the public feeling, and I
hope that justice, though tardy, may ye be done to them for the
service which they have rendered to the country.
As to our own Local Questions, let me hope that I may not have
been considered neglectful of my duty; for I can most billy say that,
in every act of mine, I have been most anxious to be the Represen-
tative of eq.

I will only add, that if you again honour me with a renewal of the
trust you so recently confided to me, it shill, at least, be disc arged
with honesty and seal, and with the anxious d'sire to promote the
prosperity and happiness of a town, to which I am so much attached
by all the ties of birth and of natural affection.
I have the honour to be Gent'emen,
Your faithful Servant,
JOS. C. EWART.
64, Pall Mall, London, sth March, 1857.
Liverpool, Merseyside, England, 1857-03-13

THE LATE JOHN FINCH, ESQ

The following resolution was passed :—"'That we deeply
regret the loss of our fellow-townsman, the late John
Finch, Esq., as that of a man of most philanthropic
character—one of the earliest members of the Financial
Reform Association, and also one of the most diligent and most
devoted members of the Council ; and that this expression of
our condolement on their bereavement be conveyed to the
widow and family of the deceased."
Liverpool, Merseyside, England, 1857-03-13

NEW LUNCHEON AND DINING ROOMS.

ENTRANCE, NORTH JOHN-STREET.

THE ANGEL LARDER AND SHADES.
The Proprietor of the ANGEL VAULTS begs to announce to his
fellow-townsmen that he his OPENED a new

LUNCHEON AND DINING HALL,
to which he respectfully invites their patronage. He has not spared
any expense in providing the new rooms with every suitable accom-
modation. His cooking apparatus will warrant his pledge that,
under the management of properly qualified assistants, he will
present his customers with the best meats cooked iu the best manner.
The Proprietor pledges hims if that his Wines, Spirits, Ales, and
other drinks shall rival those of any establishment of the kind in
Liverpool; and, with the co-operation of agreeable and]attentive
managers, and a determination to provide unsurpassed accommo-
dation at most economical charges, he confidently solicits such a
share of public favour as will justify the effort he is making for
their comfort and convenience.
ENTRANCE, NORTH JOHN-STREET.
Liverpool, Merseyside, England, 1857-03-13

NOTICE.

HENRY GRANT begs most respectfully to
acquaint his numerous friends and the public that he
has OPENED those very large and extensive premises, the
largest in Liverpool, called the UNITED STATES HOTEL, Van—
dries.street (opposite the Trafalgar Dock), with one of the largest.
best, and cheapest Stocks of Wines, Spirits, Corditis, Ale, and
Porter, of the finest qn fifty, where he intends selling a single glass at
the wholesale prices. _ _

H. G. being for many years one of the 'largest Importers of th
above articles, and well known for shipping the best quality, is con.
fident those who give him a trial will be satisfied.

UNITED STATES HOTEL, VANDRIES-STREET,
AND 66 AND 67, WATDRLOO-ROAD.
Liverpool, Merseyside, England, 1857-03-13

MURDER BY A LUNATIC.

At Aylesbury, on Tuesday, Maria Isabella Beckett, an
old woman, 66 years of age, most respectably connected,
was tried on a charge of wilfully murdering her grand.-
daughter, Jane Bowden, an infant, on the 30th of Decem-
ber, at Wing. Mr. Wroth prosecuted, and Mr. Power,
with whom was Mr, Mills, appeared for the defence. The
aged prisoner resided at Wing, with her daughter, Mrs.
Bowden, the mother of the infant whose life she took.
On the day in question she left her daughter's house,
and went to the house of her son, Mr. Beckett, a brewer,
at Lilieworth, a short distance from Wing, and on his wife
s,tying, " Well, mother, yon have come to see us again,"
she replied, "I have not come on a vary pleasant errand,
for 1 have come to kill you." Mrs. Beckett replied,
" Oh. mother, don't say that," when the prisoner replied,
'Ol must do it ; I am mad, and the devil has given me a
rtizor," which she drew from her pocket, and attempted
to cut her (Mrs. Bowden's) arm. Assistance was obtained,
and the razor was then taken from the prisoner, who left
observing she should shortly be better. The prisoner then
returned to her son's house, and, seizing a knife, cut the
throat of the little infant as it lay in its cradle, the
mother being attracted to the spot by the cries of a child,
five years of age, who had been left to rock the cradle at
the time. The evidence of the mother of the deceased
went to show that the prisoner was excessively fond of
the infant., and that she was evidently labouring under
insanity at the time, haVing been, ever since her hus-
band's death, in a low and desponding state of mind.
This was confirmed by the testimony of Mr. Rodger, a
surgeon of Leighton, who had recommended the prisoner
change of air 12 months previously, on the ground that
her mind was impaired. Mr Power having addressed
th- jury for the defence, urged insanity as the cause of
the crime, the Lord Chief Baron summed up, when the
jury returned a verdict of not guilv, on the ground of
insanity. The learned judge then directed the prisoner,
who throughout exhibited a kind of unconscious indiffer-
ence, to be detained in custody.

BOYS' CLOTHING MADE WITH GREAT TASTE,
At LEWIS & COMPANY'S, Ranelagh street.
Liverpool, Merseyside, England, 1857-03-13

FROM LIVERPOOL.

Tuesday Mar 17
Tuesday .................Mar 24 .... .... at 10 night
Tuesday .. Mar 31 .
FROM WEXFORD.
Friday
Friday
Friday .. —Mar 27 ....
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God intended for the above Steamer, from Liverpool, must be
at the north west side Collingwood Dock two hours before the
advertised hours of sa!linK.
For freight or passage apply to
R. & R. ALLEN, Wexford ; or to
JOHN S. DE WOLF. & CO.. 1, Tower-ch era.
TO SLIGO.
Company's
The SligoNEW
E WSte SLE A
AEil
Navigationi splendid
iron steamer
' SLIGO,
--4z7t:ft---r'• • . C. WALKER, Commander,

Is intended to sail from
LIVERPOOL TO SLIGO,

Tuesday.— Mar. 1" at 3 o'clock, afternoon
Loading Berth west side Tr.ifalear Dock. Goods to be alongside
two hours before the time of sailing.
The Sligo is a new boat, built ty one of the first builders on the
Clyde.
For terms of freight and passage apply to Messrs. Middleton and
Pollexfen, Sligo or
JOHN M•CARTHY 16, New Quay, Liverpool.
Liverpool, Merseyside, England, 1857-03-13

pARTNEIt WANTED.—To Shipehandlers, &e ,
to JOlli the Advert;ser in the PAINTING AND
PLUMBING Business. Sum required, about .e150.--Apply by
e ter, addressed M. P., Northern Times office.

THE ADVERTISER, who is well acquainted
with the Yorkshire Districts, is desirous of an
Engagement as TRAVELLER. References • and security if
required.—Address W. 20. Northern Times office i

r 'HI ADVERTISER, whose business requires
a small but prominent OFFICE near the Exchange,
desires to meet with such an one ; or he would take part of an
office with a party having similar requirements.—Address, J. F.,
Post-cffise.
Liverpool, Merseyside, England, 1857-03-13

MANCHESTER TRADE REPORT.-MARCH 12.

There is no change of any importance; business con-
tinues moderate without any giving way in prices of
goods, while yarns are rather dearer.

MANCHESTER CORN MARKET.7MARcH. 12

Wheat was in limited demand to-day without alteration
in the value of English descriptions, but a decline of 2d per
70 lbs in American. Flour was neglected, though offered
at a reduction of 6d to is per sack. In other articles
there was no material alteration.
Liverpool, Merseyside, England, 1857-03-13

With immediate despatch, in lien of the MAZY HOLLAND.
FOR ADELAIDE,
~,The beautiful new American clipper Ship,
iP
, • SAMUEL LOCKE,
J. SWEETNIAN, Commander; 797 tons register.
Copper fastened, and newly coppered, sails fast, and in all respects
a most eligible conveyance for fine goods and passengers.—Apply
to

JAMES BAINES & CO.
Liverpool, Merseyside, England, 1857-03-13

MARITIME EXTRACTS.

Fayal,
Feb. 19.—The China is reloading and was not hove out.
The New Orleans and Adonis continue repairing.
The Emma is chartered at Charleston to proceed to Key West.
and brinz on the cotton. &c., ex Crown.
Hong Kong, Jan. 30.—The Golden Racer, Wilson, has been
wrecked in the river Min. The Flyaway, Sewell, grounded in the
river Min, but got off.
Adelaide, Dec. 13.—The Sir Harry Fleming has been stranded at
Purt Elliot.

Carthagena. March S.—Ellen A. Parsons, Webb, of sad for
Boston (U.S ), from Palermo, with lemons, oranges, and sulphur.
ran ashore at Cape Palos Feb. 27, and became a total wreck. Cargo
all damaged.
Liverpool, Merseyside, England, 1857-03-13

On Friday the 27th March, at ten o'clock a.m.

The Queen v. Thomas Wiliiams; William Smith and James
Brown ; Alfred Broscn; Arthur Davis; James T.ynn ; James Ellis ;
Daniel Wherry; James Watkins; Charles Powel; Mary Ann
Wright; John Se,!don ; Peter Aitkin and Catherine Aitkin.
On Saturday the Tith March, at ten o'clock a m.

The Qu.ien v. Susan Jennings; Patrick Egan and James Conroy
Elizabeth Beale; James Brindle.

And all other Cases.
The Court will sit for the despatch of business every day during
the Assizes at Nine o'clock a.m., except on Monday the 23rd March,
and on that day at Eleven o'clock a.m.
The foregoing Regulations nil be strictly e tforced, and no costs
allowed to parties making dr fault in the observance of them.
All persons under Recognizance to appear and answer Indictments
at these Assizes must surrender and piPa4t when called upon, other-
wise their Rec'gnizances will he forfeited.
By order of the Hon. Mr. Baron Marti.,
T. S. SIIIITTLENVORTH,
Clerk of the Crown.
Crown Office, Preston, 11th March, 1857. . .

It is particu'arly request-A that all depositions in cases for Trial
at these Assizes may be IMMEDIATMLY forwarde i to the Clerk of
the Crown.
Liverpool, Merseyside, England, 1857-03-13

SPOKEN.

Jan. 15.. Royal George, bound W.. cff Caps VA gulbasln lat. Lon.
Feb. 15.. Carlisle. hence to New Orleans . 4O N.. 38 W.
Feb. 27.. Caroline Brown, hence to St. Alichaela 46 .. 18
Mar. 1.. William Prowse, of Liverpool .... 51 N.. 07 W.
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Liverpool, Merseyside, England, 1857-03-13

NORTHERN DAILY TIMES

iluttralfa.

NOTICE.
The Ships of this Line have made the following passages quicker
than hare ever been accomplished by any Ship or Steamer in the

NAMELY!

LIVERPOOL to MELBOURNE. MELBOURNE to LIVERPOOL.
LIVERPOOL IO MELBOURNE and BACK to LIVERPOOL, not includ-
ing detention abroad.
LivEßrooL to MELBOURNE and BACK to LIVERPOOL, Including
detention abroad.
PASSAGE MONEY £l4 AND UPWARDS.
" BLACK BALL " LINE OF BRITISH AND
AUSTRALIAN EX-ROYAL MAIL PACKETS.
To the consignment of Mackay, Baines and Co.
Sailing from Liverpool on the sth of each Month.
FOR MELBOURNE,
Conveying Goods to GERLoNo, forwarding Passengers by steam to
all ports in
AUSTRALIA, TASMANIA, and NEW ZEALAND,

At Ship's expense.
Ship. Tonnage. Captain. Date.
WAR SPIRIT..
ADRIATIC 1320 .... DUNCSNSON .. 12th Mar
MORNING LIGHT . . 2377 .... Gituss ...... sth Aprl
The above Line is composed of
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THE LARGEST, THE FINEST, AND FASTEST MERCHANT
SHIPS IN THE WORLD.
PACKET OF THE STH OF APRIL.

Receiving Goods to the 3rd, if not previously full,
- t
114 A\ The magnificent Clipper
M ORNING LIGHT,
2377 tons register, 4.500 tons burthen. This extraordinary fast
vessel was built by Wright Brothers, and is the largest clipper ever
constructed by Englishmen. Her last voya:e to Melbourne. with
her Majesty's mails, occupied only 72 days, be ng the fastest of the
season, and she ran back to Liverpo ,1 in 85, beating the London
Mail Ship 15 days. She is superbly fitted for the conveyance of pas-
serge s, carries a fine Band of Music, and the entire au rangements
are in lhe usual style of the Slack Ball Packets, including
Beddirg, Towels, &c., for the chief cabin.—Apply to
JAMES BAINES & CO.
All risks of river craft or lighterage to be borne by the Shippers.

"BLACK BALL" LINE OF BRITISH AND
AUSTRALIAN EX-ROYAL MAIL PACKETS.
PACKET OP_THE_I2TH APRIL.

Receiving Goo a up to the 10th, if not previously full.
FOR MELBOURNE,
,64441* The splendid American Clipper Ship
jrterly, SIR JOHN FRANKLIN,
Captain WALLscre;
1,007 tons register ; coppered and copper-fastened; sails very fast.
and has superior accommodation for passengers.—Apply to
JAMES BAINES & CO., 6, Cook-at reet.
Liverpool, Merseyside, England, 1857-03-13

FOREIGN CASHMERE SHAWLS.

CRIPPS begs to announce the arrival of his first large Purchases of SHAWLS for this Season,
J•
•and can confidently state that never, during the time that he has been engaged as a Shawl Merchant and
Manufacturer, now upwards of twenty years, has he been able to lay before the public so large a Stock of such exquisite designs. They
will be Sold at that low scale of profit which has ever been a characteristic feature in his Establishment, the result of which is a
constantly increasing trade.

SHAWL, MANTLE, FUR, SILK, AND DRESS WAREHOUSE.

JOHN CRIPPS,
PROPRIETOR,

14 AND 16, BOLD STREET, LIVERPOOL.
Liverpool, Merseyside, England, 1857-03-13

TO BUILDERS AND OTHERS.

TO be SOLD or LET, for Building or Business
purposes, portions of the MILLER'S CASTLE
ESTATE, BOOTLE. There are long and valuable frontages ID
Regent's Road and Derby Road. Advances will be made to builders.
Apply to Messrs. Willi4ms and Jones. 32, Castle street, Liverpool.
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... •
ri-10 be SOLD by PRIVATE TREATY, the LEASE,
I GOODWILL, and FIXTURES of and in alt that
well-known and celebrated Licensed PUBLIC Ht:UsE and
EATING ESTABLISHMENT, called and known by the name of
DICK'S COFFEEHOUSE," situate on the north side of Cable street,
in Liverpool, lately in the occupation of Richard Williams, a Bank.
rapt.
The Premises are held for the remainder of a term of Twelve
Years, from the 12th day of March, 1855, at the low rental of £4B
per annum, the annual value being considerably more.
This is an opportunity for the profitable investment of capital
which does not often occur. The House is commodious, and very
well adapted in every respect to the business, having been fitted up
by the late occupier with very great care. and without regard to
expense. It is situate in the very centre of the town, is contiguous
to the Docks and the Exchange, and with ordinary attention would,
in a very short time, command an ext. naive business.
Further particulars may be had on application to Charles Turner,
Esq., Official Assignee, 53, South John-street; Mr. Stone, solicitor,
Ranelagh-street ; or Messrs. Evans and Sons, solicitors. Commerce
Court, Lord-street.

11;EttTOIN PARK, ROCK FERRY.
Comprising about Thirty Acres of Freehold Land, divided into
Fifty Lots for Villas.
THE Public are hereby informed that there are
several LOTS in this Park yet to be DISPOSED
OF. The leading features are as follows, viz.:—
Roads as marked on the Plan, with main sewers, gates, and
lodges, constructed by the vendor.
PRICE, 2s. 70. PER YARD.
Liverpool, Merseyside, England, 1857-03-13

LIVER ESTABLISHMENT.

THIS DAY,
J
& CO, will make their SHOW OF SPRING GOODS, and all the
• principal NOVELTIES of the British and Continental Markets be introduced.

Each Department is fully and completely represented with a Stock of the Newest productions.

EXTENSIVE CONTRACTS AND PURCHASES made for CASH have enabled J. C. & Co. to
counteract successfully the increasing advances in the price of almost all kinds of goods. This applies more
particularly to large lots of SILKS and RIBBONS, in which they have speculated heavily, and which are now
worth fully Fifty per Cent more than when purchased.

The CARPET and FURNISHING DEPARTMENTS are extensively stocked with a large quantity of
NEW and CHEAP GOODS, worth particular attention.

FRENCH STAYS Four new kinds cf PATENT CORSETS, having every recent improvement
AND CORSETS. in Fasteners, &c., and made of the Finest Linen Cotelle.

FRENCH RIVAL CORSETS, Is. 6td. To 6s. 61.

STRAW BONNET!
A GRAND SHOW o
DEPARTMENT.

•
the NEWEST BONNETS,

TUSCAN AND STRAW.
FANCY BONNETS.
STRAW AND FANCY CHIP.
RICE.
MIXED STRAW.
COLOURED STRAW.

LEGHORN HATS.
FANCY HATS.
STRAW AND TUSCAN HATS.
BRAZILIAN HATS.
LADIES' FANCY TRIMMINGS.
BONNET TOPS AND CROWNS.

WILLOW BONNET SHAPES, N:

VT SHAPES, WHITE AND BLACK.

( J. CARMICHAEL & CO. have fortunately secured abundant supplies of SILKS
Si IL K S AND and RIBBONS, at old prices; in the newest styles, and of excellent quality.
RIBBONS. In these Departments many lots will be offered much under present value.
The BLACK SILK Stock is unusually large, and well assorted.

To this Department much attention has been given, the object being to produce
an Elegant and Fashionable Article, at a moderate price. The choicest Patterns and
Styles received Weekly.
PARIS PATTERN BONNETS.
EXACT COPIES OF DITTO.
MIXED STRAW.
DRAWN SILKS.

MILLINERY.

MOURNING BONNETS, IN CRAPE.
SILK, AND BUGLES.
DRESS CAPS (French Patterns.)
BEST COPIES OF DITTO.

ETS, FULLY TRIMMED, 9s. TO 12s. 9d.

RIBBONS,
BONNETS,
MILLINERY,
SHAWLS,
MANTLES,
BOOTS AND SHOES,
STAYS.
Liverpool, Merseyside, England, 1857-03-13

CELEBRATED COFFEE

Can be obtained from their Agents. as under:—
Mr. Richard Wearing, Chemist, Upper Parliament street.
Mr. J. M. Buck do., 1, West Derby street.
Mr. Thomas Welch, do., Fairfield.
Mr. William Baxter, do., Kensington.
Mr. William Wright, do., 21. Myrtle street.
Mr. W. A. Jones, do., Waterloo.
Mr. J. J. Blahey, to., Wootton.
Mr. Joseph Gill, do., Blackstone street.
Mr. Jardine, do., 36, Oxford-street.
Messrs. W. and H. Jackson, do., Nethertield road North.
Mr. John Browning, do., (lid Swan.
Mr. William Wilding. do., St. Anne-street.
Mr. R. W. Holt, do., Sear ombe.
Messrs. G. Az W. H. Sharp, do., Top Richmond-row.
Mr. John Green, do., Argyle-street. Birkenhead.!
Liverpool, Merseyside, England, 1857-03-13

CORK BUTTER MARKET.-MARCH 12.

The supply consisted of 400 kegs and firkins. There
was a fair demand, at firm prices, viz. :—Firsts, 122 s ;
Seconds, 118 s ; Thirds, 1003; Fourths, ti7s per cwt.

GLASGOW CATTLE MARKET.- MARCH 12.

We had 9i2 beasts, and 2,043 sheep, at market to day,
being an increase of 112 cattle, and 100 sheep, over last
week. The great majority of stock shown were in excel-
lent condition, but there were about 50 very inferior
beasts from Ireland. Demand was very good, and beef
fully maintained former prices, but mutton was rather
lower, the extreme figure being 9d per lb., and this only
for finest wedders, the general price for top sheep being
81c1 per lb. A few left unsold.
Liverpool, Merseyside, England, 1857-03-13

TICKETS OF LEAVE.

Mr. Spooner called the attention of the Home Secretary
to the case of a man named Woolton, charged with burglary
at Ashover, and asked if he had received any information
from the Recorder of Birmingham that the burglar was
well known to the police of that town, and that the learned
Recorder had suggested to tLe Home Secretary the necessity
of withdrawing the licence.

Sir G. Grey said that in February, 1856, his atten-
tion was called by the Recorder of Birmingham to
eighteen per,ons residing there with tickets of
leave. Eight of them had conducted themselves
well, and two doubtful. Of the remaining eight,
directions had been been given to make enquires
respecting them. Three of them bad since been committed
and their tickets withdrawn, two had been convicted and
sentenced to longer periods than their first canvictions ; two
had been cautioned, and one who had kept a disreputable
house had been cautioned, and he abandoned it. The
remaining three had been. warned by the police that if they
continued their course of life their tickets would be with-
drawn. He had heard nothing further of these men, and
be supposed the desire of the Recorder of Birmingham had
been complied with, and they had left the place, for the
crime of which Woolson was charged was committed at
Ashover, in Derbyshire, and not at Birmingham.

THE CRIMEAN COMMissinNEßs.
Mr, J. Ewart asked the First Lord of the Treasury if it
was the intention of Government to make any further
recognition of the services of Sir J. 111'Neill and Colonel
Tulloch in the Crimea ?

Lord Palmerston said that the government had made what
he conceived to be an ample recognition of the merits of the
services of these gentlemen. They had been acknowledged
in that house, and by letters to those gentlemen ; and more-
over, it had been intimated to them that it was the intention
of Government to recommend them to the Crown to ly) pre-
sented each with a sum of £l,OOO as a material acknowledg-
ment of their services for three months in the Crimea. These
gentlemen had thought fit to decline that offer, and it
was not for him to question their motives. It appeared
to him that the crown had done all it could be advised
to do.
Liverpool, Merseyside, England, 1857-03-13

PRUSSIA AND SWITZERLAND.

•
414 Mss journal was found guilty at Berne on
44
k`'" 7 , of baying published a libellous article on
:4;tl,_R of Prussia. The news was forwarded to
"Y telegraph the same day,

S,'CUTION OF ROMAN EXILES BY
THE FRENCH GOVERMENT.

ALEXANDRIA IN EGYPT, Feb. 21.
Wile' some weeks past the French Consulate,.
114,-,,,(1 by the local authorities, has been persecuting
Troh,'"°nann exiles here—a thing doubly iniquitous,
Pr's' the fact that the Romans are under the
44'11, ell protection, the Papacy not being repre-
kr Lea the Ottoman empire, and having, there-
:aril' n'e consul here. Many exiles have been
ed and embarked for Civita Vecchia. Only
4tiva—°rltil ago they thus arrested and sent
lite„-J a certain Coutavalli ; and by the last
Sacehini and Ronconi were forcibly
ute ATarseilles to be given up to " Intendenza
IlavoatinA" there. To-day Blaze and and Capelli
titic,„-'een similarly treated. Others have enly
(1011:ed the same fate by flying to Malta. This is
411 :generally to poor and honest workmen, under
Witi,°()lts of abominable accusations, but always
Leir7at even a shadow of a trial ; the real cause
the Political quarrels or antagonism, set afoot by
totil):),litifif_!al agents, who can influence the French
Etf.,u'lliate and the local authorities by their secret
114,34 ti 11`) elis all the more easily, as the Romans
protee ti on from their own givernrnent.
Liverpool, Merseyside, England, 1857-03-13

End Notice

TO THE EMBARRASSED.
MR. HOLLAND, ACCOUNTANT, &C., of Thirteen
Years Practical EXPERIENCE, begs to infil„
TRADESMEN and OTHERS, whose affairs are Embarras,_.,-
that he may be consulted with a view to effect honourable ar"9s.
ments between debtor and creditor, either by Deed of Compoool
Arrangements or otherwise, so as to prevent Imprisonment 'bi
Exposure in Insolvent and Eankruptcy Courts. Secrecy mal 21,
relied upon.—Apply to Mr. Holland, 3, Hanover Chambers,
Hanover-street, Liverpool.

eburatton.
I\IUSIC ACADEMY for Young Ladies ; find,
DRAWING ACADEMY, 53, Everton Bc'a
Liverpool. Terms moderate. Schools attended.

MR. W. T. BE S T,
ORGANIST OF ST. GEORGE'S HALL'
OL,
with Having completed editorialLlVEßPO and other engagemen's —t his
ondon publishers, is now enabled to devote a portion of
time to the re: eption of
PUPILS FOR THE. PIANOFORTE OR ORGAN.
Terms may be known upon applicati,n.
Grange Mount. Claughton, March 3. 1857.
o,
DANCING, DEPORTMENT, EXEBVI his
&c.—Mr. W. CLERC respectfully announces class
ACADEMY, 22, Islington, is OPEN for the SEASON. pal Taea.
on Tuesdays and Fridays, at Two o'clock ; Evening Class °flattiogfl
days and Fridays, at E1:0 ight o'clock. Lessons on Monday for
to prepare Pupils for the kvening Classes. A Private t,"'cios
Ladies on Wednesday Evening, at Eight o'clock. itiventl,e_nded•
on Saturdays, at Two o'clock. Schools and Families at"
Private Tuition at any hour.

READINGS FROM GOE I HE, AND OTIIEII
GERMAN POETS.
gI.JaBEbR,,,s Professort.i ofF i the
frtiftisit
MR.Lan
Literature. thathu Language,
necrs t o gOivlenor M
THREE thec E
ite
ileinAdNs E
AUDIN
at the MEDICAL HALL, Hope Street, on I,Vetlnesdays, March
March 25, and April 1. frO° g
Subjects—Goethe's play of "Egmont;" and Selections
Volume of German Poetry, lately published by Mr. Huber. „d
at
For further particultr3 soe programmes, which may be
ti
Messrs. Smyth & Co.'s, booksellers, Bold street and BerrY2L, or
Mr. A. Holden's, bookseller, Church str6et; the Albion sia'''-firbf
at Mr. Huber's residence, 60, Bedford street north, Abertro
square.

"LIVERPOOL LOAN ComPA
HEAD OFFICE—LORD-STREET CHAMBERS, 87, LOB I
STREET, LIVERPOOL,
BRANCH OFFics-43, MARKET STREET, MANCHSSI°II'

CAPITAL, £5O. atOStb*
Loans advanced from .e2O to .4500, to be,ooo repajd in Twelve -
by weekly, monthly, or quarterly instalments.

BILLS DISCOUNTED. 0101
Loans advanced trom .4100 to 'l,lOO, to extend ever are

one, two, or three years, at 5 per cent.
For Prospectuses. &c. apply personally or by letter to
JOHN ATHERTON,
poor'
87, LORD-STREET, LIVER

-VENISON! VENISON! VENIS°
AT 14
WHITEMAN'S BRUNSWICK tr n 13

CLAYTON SQUAB. E,
A fine Haunch this day.
Liverpool, Merseyside, England, 1857-03-13

THE BALTIC

Th HAMBURG, MARCH 9.
'lqr,o latest accounts received here from St. Pe-
ft%llrg are to the 2d inst. The change of weather
Nu; e2ld to a state of almost spring warmth has
Considerable illness among all classes in
hoetersburg, and the Empress and other mem-
tef the Imperial family have not escaped. The
tiorl"a has also been prevalent, and taken a por-
11,sef its victims away rather suddenly.
'l)orts had been received from the frontiers of
ersia
and from Tiflis up to a late date, which
vver:lened that operations on an extensive scale
en the eve of being prepared against the
dir. et_ef the hostile tribes on the Caucasus. Some
411‘rnshes had already occurred, and some
laiil44saitins had been made prisoners. The Rus-
q have taken possession of the principal points
lair,:files and passes along the Persian frontier,
10 crossing over on an expedition against the
tibli,eePans, which was to be carried out almost
‘lie'llat el v.
1)4- e experienced a very heavy fall of snow here
Ib4jtnerning, but the greater part appears to have
het away again, leaving our streets extremely
)qll:ti.l44.llo'\lris of Hamburg,
Johann Jenisch, one of the oldest
Hamburg, died on the 7th instant in
lie was nominated to the post of
-"el' in the year 1827.
Liverpool, Merseyside, England, 1857-03-13

FURNISHING DEPARTMENT

Will alas be found to contain, in great variety,
FRENCH AND ENGLISH SILK DAMASKS,

TABOURETS, UTRECHT VELVETS,
WORSTED AND UNION DAMASKS,

MOREENS, PRINTED FURNITURES,

OIL BAIZES (of the Newest Colourings and Designs).
IRON BEDSTEADS,
F E A T HER BEDS,
BOLSTERS AND PILLOWS,
HAIR AND OTHER MATTRESSES,
PALIASSES,
And every description of
BEDD IN G;
BLANKETS, COUNTERPANES, OHRE TINGS,
&c., &o.

COMPTON HOUSE,

CHURCH-STREET.

A large Stock of SHIP MATTRESSES, Linen and Cotton
SHEETS, BLANKETS, and COUNTERPANES, always on band,

and ready for any emergency.

PURE WATER.—F. SAUNDERS and CO.,
Sole Inventors and Manufacturers of the SELF-
CLEANSING FILTERING MACHINE, guaranteed to ressiViit—
taste. colour, and smell from any description of water what* Oever
and render it free from all impurities.

The Board of Health strongly recommend that all waters should
be filtered; no family (valui g health) should be without one.

Saunders and Co.'s Filters are the best that are made,

numerous testimonials will show.

Shipping orders promptly attended to.
PARKER STREET, CHURCH STREET,

GENTLEMEN'S WINTER HOSIERY.
F OR RESTER,
R. GENTLEMEN'S SHIRTMAKER and HOSIER,
65, CHURCH-STREET,
FIRST DOOR ERLOW PARRIR-RTRERT.
Parties going abroad or in haste, can be snpplied with Outfits
ready to put on without further trouble.
CALICO SHIRTS, WHITE OR REGATTA 2s each or 23s per dos
DITTO STOUTER Si 6d „ 40a „
LONG CLOTH, LINEN FRONTS
EXTRA LONG CLOTH DITTO.. . ........ ss 6d ~ 608 i.
BROWN COTTON SHIRTS & DRAWERS 2s Od to 5s 6d each.
LAMBS' WOOL DITTO 28 6d „ is 6d „
MERINO WOOL DITTO 3s Od ' • 7a Sd ~
DRESS SHIRTS, ;s 6d, lOs, 12s Gd
H, and 15s.
GLOVES, SILK AND SATIN SCARFS, ANDKERCHIEFS,
&c , &c.
Goods going abroad carefully
N.
GIVEN.
and Despatched.
NO CREDIT
Liverpool, Merseyside, England, 1857-03-13

THE YEOMANRY,

Mr. K. Seymer asked the Chancellor of the Exchequer,
whether, in the event of the yeomanry cavalry not being
called out for eight day's permanent duty during the
ensuing year, he was willing, in accordance with precedent.
to remit the horse duty to the enrolled members of the
yeomanry corm. _ _

The Chancellor of the Exchequer said that in the event
of sufficient cause not being shown for the yeomanry cavalry
being called out for eight days permanent duty, the govern-
ment was prepared to extend the sam,, relief as on a former
occasion, and remit the duty for the ensuing year.
In reply to a question from Mr. Liddell,
The Chancellor of the Exchequer said that he would, to
morrow, give an explanation of what he meant by a
" sufficient c inset "

SMITHFIELD.

Lord R. Grosvenor, for Mr. Ker Seymer, asked the
Chancellor of the Exchequer whether the government was
nrepared to give effect to the recommendation of the Smith-
field Committee, viz, " That the best appropriation for the
general benefit of so much of the site of Smithfield as
reverts to the Crown, would be to adapt it for the enjoy-
ment and recreation of the public."
The Chancellor of the Exchequer said that in July
last the report of the committee was sent to the City
RAne.mbrancer, informing him that it was intended
to introduce into Parliament a bill for appropriating
the site of Smithfield. To that an answer was
returned that the city authorities could not recognise the
claim of the Crown to the land without its being substan-
tiated in a court of law. To prevent that proceeding, a
suggestion was made by the City authorities to make it a
dead meat market, but the Government declined it, and
requested the:authorities to consider a plan for appro-
priating it to public services. At present no answer had
been received by the Government, the question being
under the consideration of the City authorities.
Liverpool, Merseyside, England, 1857-03-13

_,XPORT BRUSH & MAT MANUFACTORY

WALTER MORGAN,
33, SOUTH JOHN STREET,
COCOA FIBRE MATTING, CARRIAGE RUGS, &c.

OFFICES FITTED UP.

TO CAPTAINS, MERCHANTS, AND OTHERS.
ELEOAN GE AND ECONOMY COMBINED AT
FA MYERS', FASHI4.NABLE TAILORING
. AND OUTFITTINW ESTABLISHMENT,
72, LORD—STREET, LIVERPOOL.
Gent.emen can cave Twenty per cent. by having their clothe
made here. A seiet.tific correct fit, and choke from select Roc k,O
the most approved materials.
IN.B.—No Ready made Clothes kept upon the Premises.

VARICOSE VEINS, WEAK LEGS, KNEES, AND

ANKLES.

r HE Patent Vulcanised India Rubber ELASTIC
STOCKINGS, KNEE and ANKLE BANDAGES,
are he only articles that will retain their elasticity Heat or cold
will not affect them ; require no lacing, and may be drawn on im-
mediately, as an ordinary stocki. g. The best articles manufactured
for the purpose, and much recommended by the faculty. Wholesale
and retail at

THE INDIA RUBBER DEPOT,
42, SOUTH CASTLE STREET.
CALEB WALK FR, PROPRIETOR.

GOO U ELECTRO PLATE
Is an excellent substitute for the more costly
article of Silver Plate, which can be accurately copied
in every detail. It can be made at any price, according to the
material used, and the thickress of Silver put on. In Spoons and
Forks three qualities are kept, all being in size, shape, and
ppearance, the same as Silver, namely—
PLAIN FIDDLE PATTERN. No. 1. No. 2. No. 3.
s. d. s. d. e s d.
310 0 210 0 1 10 0
310 0 210 0 110 0
210 0 2 0 0 1 0 0
210 0 2 0 0 1 0 0
110 0 1 3 9 014 3
010 0 0 8 6 0 5 9
05004 g 0 3 4
1 0 0 0 17 0 011 6
05004 0 0 3 0
it
D I S M 011 E.
!SILVERSMITHZ
CORNEA, OY BOLD-STREET LIVERPOOL.

Table Spoons, per dozen
Table Forks,
~,
Dessert Spoons, „
Dessert Forks, , ,
Tea Spo,ons, ~ ••
Gravy Spoons, each
Sauce Ladles,
Soup Ladles,
Pl
Sugar Tongs,
IP
Salt Spoons,
Liverpool, Merseyside, England, 1857-01-21

TO SOLICITORS, MERCHANTS, &C.

AN IRISH SOLICITOR, sometime admitted,
but who has not practised, wishes for an EN-
GAGE ATENT in the Office of a Solicitor or Merchant, in Liverpool,
or elsewhere in England. Writes a fine hand, would be found
efficient and trustworthy; and. employment being his main object,
would accept a very small salary until his services wore tested.
References of the highest order. Address, for one week (Q. B. Q.,
Solicitor) General Advertiser office, Dublin.

THE Advertiser wishes for a SITUATION in
any OFFICE, where he can make himself generally
useful.—Address, post paid, to H. C., 45, Woodside street, Edge-
hill.

Eo be Ed.

PARTIES WANTING TO RENT HOUSES
SHOULD ADVERTISE IN TEE
t„, NORTHERN DAILY TIMES.

CHARGE-SIXPENCE.

PARTIES having HOUSES or LAND to LET
OR SELL, SHOULD ADVERTISE IN THE

NORTHERN DAILY TIMES.
CHARGE-SIXPENCE

1)0 be LET, an excellent OFFICE, with Four
Rooms, at No. 8, Union-street, Rent, £7O per
annum. See Reference List, Nortnern Times otnee.

(IVO be LET, in Corf Buildings, St. George's
Church, several convenient Double and Single
OFFICES, on the Ground and Second Floor; also, Two UPPER
ROOMS. with CELLARS underneath.—Apply on the premises.
Liverpool, Merseyside, England, 1857-01-21

NEW PHASE IN THE ROYAL BRITISH BANK CASE.—
Actions have been commenced against some of the share-
holders, and bankruptcies and insolvencies will follow. A
new phase has occured ; a serious difficulty has presented
itself to parties taking the benefit of the act to relieve
themselves from the liabilities, as all creditors would have
to be inserted in the schedules, and as there are soma
thousands, the mere costs out of pocket would amount to
several hundreds of pounds. Nothing but a special act of
parliament would remove the difficulty.
HANcomes INKSTAND.-" Having two of the inkstands in
use at our publishing office, we can bear testimony to their
utility and snneriority over all others."—Derbyshire Adver-
tiser.—Price Is 8d 2s Gd, 3s, and 3s 61 each.—Advt.

" HANCOCK'S INKSTAND.—We have bad in use in our
counting house for several months, an inkstand bearing the
above title, which has answered the purposes of preventing
oxidation and evaporation, and is simple in its construction.
—Sussex Agricultural Erpress.—Price is Bd, 2s 6d, 3s, and
3s 6d each.—Adrt.

WHITE AND Son SKIN.—TO obtain this de:idtiretum,
use Williams' Almond Tablet, the surest and most pleasant
remedy for chapped hands, sore throats, or nay rcughnePs
or redness of the skin. This preparation will be found
much superior to such noxious compounds as camphor ball,
&c. ; and heir); free from grease, and perfumed with Otto of
roses, makes it au indispaisable toilette reouisite.—May be
bad from all chemists, in boxes at Is 10, and from the
proprietor, Terrick Williams
(!ate Rawle), Chemist, 79,
Lord-street, Liverpool. Wholesale agents—Clay, Dod,
Case, Raimes and Co.—Advt.
RAWLES' PECTORAL COUGH LOZENGES FOR THE CURE 0
CCRIGHS, COLDS, ASTHMA, SORE THROATS, &c.----These
Lozenges, which, for many years have held the highest
reputation, will be found a most invaluable remedy for all
affections of the lungs, relieving and strengthening theta„
thereby protecting them from future attacks of cold and
consequent inflammation. For hooning cough in children,
they are an infallible, safe, and pleasant remedy. Prepared
only by Terrick J. Williams (late Rawh), Pharmaceutical
Chemist, 79, Lord-street, Liverpool.—Sold in boxes at Zs
lid, 2s 9d, and 4s
FOLEY'S AMERICAN GOLD PENS.—Charles
wholesale and retail stationer, 19, South John-street,
respectfully intimates to merchants, traders, and dealers,
that be has been appointed sole agent for the sale of Foley's
celebrated American Gold Pens, which are universally
acknowledged to be far superior to any other manufactured
are made of the best gold, with superior points, and are
either in America or this country, They are sold cheaper,
warranted to wear at least ten years. In America they
have been extensively used for that period, and are pre-
ferred to new ones. The prices range from five shillings tG
a guinea each. Supplied wholesale by Charles Willtner,
19, South John-street, Liverpool,—Advt,
Liverpool, Merseyside, England, 1857-01-21

CI HIP BROKERS' CARDS, Printed in TWO
0 COLOURS, at HALF-A-CROWN a HUNDRED
by CHARLES WILLMER, GENERAL PRINTER, NORTHERN
TIMES OFFICE, 19, South John-street, Liverpool.

TENPENCE will buy FIVE QUIRES
of SUPERFINE CREAM LAID NOTE

PAPER, at
CHARLES WILLMER'S
WHOLESALE PAPER WAREHOUSE,
19, SOUTH JOHN STREET, LIVERPOOL.

12 (LITE 14), EXCHANGE STREET EAST.
SHARPE AND COMPANY'S
Liverpool, Merseyside, England, 1857-01-21

THURSDAY.

On THURSDAY, the 29th instant, at Twelve o'clock, at Shand,

Hipan and Co 's Office, 30. Exchange-alley. North,
About Half a Ton of Fine Camerorns IVORY,
now landing ex Invincible, Albert Dock.—For further particulars
apply to SHAND, HIOSON & CO., Brokers.

On THURSDAY, the 29th instant, at Twelve o'clock, at the
Brokers' Office, 2, Dale-street,
9 Tons INDIA RUBBER,
BROWNE. HTJNTER & CO., Broken.