Northern Times.
Liverpool, Merseyside, England, 1857-12-10 00:00:00

THE NORTHERN TIMES. LIVERPOOL, THURSDAY, DECEMBER 10, 1857

BOYS' CLOTHING MADE WITH GEPAT TASTE, At3LEWllland
cOMPANT'S, Hanglaghitroet,

At LEWIS & COMPANY'S, Banelagh•street.
BOYS are CLOTHED from the Ages of Six to Twenty'evs,

LANCASTER INSOLVENT COURT.

BEFORE T. B. ADDISON, REQ., DIiTIITT-JVDCM

EXTRAORDINARY JUDOXF.NT.
Be RICHARD ORRELL.—This insolvent, who
himself as " formerly of Georgiana-street, Barhutaodi
"late of Oak-street, Bury, labourer," came up le tee
for hearing, and was opposed by Mr. Fernley,
for the detaining creditor, and by Mr. Boote,
1:f
f
a creditor. His schedule showed debts to the
or
£1,152 Its sd, but no assets. With the exeep ,07
three debts, one of .E 1 is id, and another of 15s 2d ..le,
e'
beer," contracted in 1852, and one of £6, for lu res described
borrowed," contracted in 1854, all his debts bad isge
incurred in 1856 and 1857 ; the principal portion je•wiie
by his becoming surety for one Ellen Woolsteeheo:Pfaiied
formerly carried on business as a draper in Belly b?', pee
some time ago. Several merchants in Mane beenamongst the victims, and various loan societies t,el,,t wa
liberally p ,tronised. It appeared that the insin°B4ooB
the owner of 14 houses in Bury, and when Woolsttno
wanted goods or 'money she proposed Orrell as bet. s" rtif
and he was represented to be a person of Pr.,;riede
and a respectable and responsible man. In JaOVOOO,
Orrell told Mr. Boote's client that be only owed efek
which was secured by mortgage upon his property, tit be
had cast him £1,400; and even so late as October lasre;se
made the same statement. On the faith of that,rePn"Leer
tation, a large sum of money was advanced to ";00
home and the insolvent. On reference to the inl4°`'ilse
schedule, it appeared that his property 113'
sold it
eed
mortgaged for " £6OO about," and that he eeFeeley,
;
about" the 19th of October last (after Mr. 0 t
client had served him with a writ), for £960. be bad
the balance, after paying the mortgage moneys,
made a variety of payments, amongst others arlef; oae
12e 61c1 to "E. Wild, grocer." To the same Pers'e;:foho
of £lOO "for money borrowed ;" and one of £lOO to
teat
Orred (kis brother) " for money borrowed." Theill'—„t tell
had no receipts for these payments, and be could 13— go
when Wild and his brother had lent him the raoneY;
had paid to another grog r, for groceries, £7 4161,11 d
aor
Fernley examined him at some length but e3e
obtain satisfactory answers from him. The Judges ;au
the insolvent only owes about £7 on his own aceell'itieell
the rest is on his guarantee. Mr. Fernley But 0311,C;$00
goods, to the amount of upwards cf £2OO, were °oot°
on his credit, and goods have been got from other L'aroutett
a large amount in the same way, and surely jour -I"The
will not discharge him under such' circumstaneee•
Judge : They are not his own debts. Mr. B 007: g- eftet
oppose for a creditor. The Judge : Well, Nr'n-btsitr
what is your ground of opposition ? Mr. Boots
ing money from my client through a false repress e: p•
I have a witness here to prove the facts. The Judgiedciti.el
was only a surety, Mr. Boote : But the money s'/° "b
have been lent but on his account, and Weill 111
representation that he had only £2OO on the prePef'',oo;
Judge : It is not his own debt. Mre Boote : I beifooOteli"
ofro;
that it is. The Judge : I say it is not. Mr.
he has given fraudulent preferences. The Judge a eitiP
paid his own debta —opposition to a surety lafj-t
He must be discharged. t PS;
There certainly have been some curious cases a as 0-
caster, and some judgments pronounced the greoPtit
which it was difficult to understand; but the judel 00
this case is perfectly incomprehensible: Surely, tee
becomes responsible for either goods supplied 11, "teool,
chant to the man's relations, or for money lent 1°000.,,
which goods would not have been supplied o°l.e,"er:
lent but neon his credit, it is as much e his oweus— OS;
if he had the goods or received the mosey ? It :terallereet.
unusual thing for a merchant to require a 61;1
get some person to give a guarantee before 118,.,110 pea
further credit ; and to do so is only what et tbs
denee dictates ; but if such decisions as those give" s
°. de;
Lancaster Insolvent Court are to prevail, gor eeant tie x
worthless. Such a state of things ought lot to
gee tO'
and we recommend the mercantile community t 0

I3Y
-SERIOUS ASSAULT UPON POAC33I-

GAMEKEEPER.
W
ooelf,
On Friday night last, about half-past eight °Lore!'
John Horn, gamekeeper to the trustees of thet;sooo2
Fletcher, of Clifton Hall, was going his usual nige""z,
he met with three men, who were evidently Peacb"lool6,
his approaching them he asked what they werewary
there, when they made off, running up a elope to 100
plantation. Hein followed them tad overtook OWO tetts
they had got about half the way np the hill. „,006
shouted " Come along, Jim," as if he had got 50;006
with him, and the men immediately threw WI. 10,
the ground three rabbits, which they had 11„:. ore!'
Horn having picked up these, followed '"
again, and overtook them by the side of as o 00;
One of the poachers it seems then asked,d errece
panion to give him a bludgeon, and he liOutlick frert
Horn's brains out ; on receiving the 190 Veil;
his companion, he aimed a blow et athhi,n to toi
who at once struck the poacher, and felle",,,oelknnelfho
ground. He thep turned upon a second niall'otten
him down also. The third ran away. fee,e-ens a U'rsi
two men attempted to rise, the keeper dealt `."" odseeei
and knocked them down again. This was repeat
the
times. By and by, two girls were passing al°96 and
and the keeper requested them to go to Cliftenmd,
him some assistance. When assistance ~ atr,iio.l3oo
poachers were removed to the Seven Stars Pu" to 1 I
ne
Clifton, where it was found necessary to put te6 for,
Mr. Doming, a surgeon residing near, was scut tlennil
was thought the men were dying ; and on that eenied
arrival he ordered that they should not be rera°be collo
he had seen them again. On Saturday mornieg,, oat
upon them early, and they had so much recoverse.•
lfel
gave the police an order to remove them to 1,04;
Bailey Hospital. On Monday morning they we,rBolllo,lllol
before- Mr. Trafford, at the New Bailey, Na-0001."0
although still in a very feeble condition, and were re 114
to this day (Thursdas). The bludgeon, a cone 0610
ash walking-stick with a hook, was prOdnee, ftbe,.°ool
with 175 yards of netting, and some band einAtf tsool
herd in their posiession. The prisoners are 1041
50 years of age. They say they come from As di"
give respectively the names Peter Farrington ptie'sd
Shaw. Shaw appeared with his head plastered an,rei4lo
in a sling, while Farrington had his forehead p66;eltlbsa
his left eye blackened. Mr. Trafford said it el/1010
him that the keeper was the first to strike, an4ti.71161 06
no right to do so. • He had no right to use. rae-dereseoX
than was necessary. Horn replied that he o°-„-oild,--td:
had not done so. One of the men said that he:veirde
his brains out, and he therefore struck first. .I"`",i,tall ld
Before he struck, you knocked him down; li°7 tr;infl
if you had struck either or both of them deau%;ooto,lll6"'
have been tried for murder. Horn : Thel hioer",,for
struck me then. Mr. Trafford : But do seedyeuh ank-016
any right to strike these men in the way you 1:1 CIO "t for
pursuing rabbits ? Horn : I don't know ; tPt`' ye selieres
if they had struck me down, they would not Pool -
a doctor to me. The prisoners were then real
the dock, back to the hospital.
AN ASSISTANT OVERSEER SHOT
HIGHWAY.
Ow*
f. f.:10
On Sunday merning, about one o'clock, as -0 104
Mawson, the assistant overseer of Otley, tub ell setre
ing, was walking between Beverley and
shot, about three miles from the latter toe, eitoth se
person concealed behind a hedge. He recei',,lllre6,o4o66;
shots in the left side of his face, the back or
his left shoulder ; but none of the wounds ors oofro
He did not see the person who shot him ; builausetoielbr
to run, he ran quickly to the nearest farm 'Se , MA";
only two fields, and close to the highwaY•esefe'eof;is
the farmer, sent three men with the wounded otibig arod
land, half a mile distant, where were the n°,;"d
toll bar and the public-house. At Newlyn to lei -18
procured, and Mr. Mawson was brought 00/3t,ferbot
it
lodged in the Hull Infirmary. Betwee°,ool,s, encluef
Hull he had been overtaken by a tall active -aosle;:rlo6',p.
years of age, who inquired if he was a hurs,eilis °pre hoe
there had been any fairs. Having satisfieuot beid, W'iog
the man walked on very quickly and fie) rr°,o'r pes°;oo
Mawson, before he came to a turn in, 1,`,"" 01;00
there are a lane and a drain like a cava'ed tbe,i'on
this turn one field, he received the shot, firds. 10;406
behind him, at a distance of about fiveStie, rhor sts
that day, between Drlffield and Belei;stol• rohu;ion
had for a companion a man who had a F 1/04,0,.i5s too'
always carried one, as there had been e° on 13;.00
and murders. In the course of c-nve;sa„ Ohet,e -;00',
stated that he was going from Beverley t" Oe ooe
and wanted to reach Hull that &e t' of sgelacOrTlO
healthy, sober.looking man, about 41 fear the
Tear OW
prior to his present appointment, 20 7e4 at
Mr. Ackroyd, the wors'ed manufacturer' r yf
police are diligently inquiring into the ra3tte
_Ado
u'" do"
zoo
ty
cop
cr
The Spectator now admits, with coloodthirsof oetfot
that all the horrible stories about tilt?: bh ght
,441
of the English troops in India, which
oh °le-0
'1"
temporaries have gloated over with so loggrs&
•04
the last few weeks, are either grcos esa
greeser inventions. t
TASI%
BOYS' CLOTHING MADE WITH GREAT
street. tOr
COMPANY'S. Itaxelagb.
z se 4A,
RTIO
i 8/;o4l'd
NOTICE TO
DE RS ONS seeking
1. Assistants, Clerks, Apartw.entee,°u`bne, bto, of
NORTHERN
their wants under the Notice of the
..r.ient 0,641.411
the NORTHERN TIMES, WhiCh is ttle mest ewiesi dos or z
EADnep"l.oyra_firo'dg°.l.o,o
frelly1116:6111:.
in this district. The cash prise for this ellny y(GBP'
Is reduced to THISBEFEKS for TYlneee

CM

00,
;l:bers
.11.'0,%/0

(;14sTERs I OYSTERS ! ! OYSTERS I
BAST WHITSTABLE NATIVES,
AT

ESTABLISHED 1800.

IitiILDERS', CABINETMAKERS'' AND
FURNISHING IRONMONGERY.
41'01143er' will find an extensive assortment at the lowest

remunerating prices.
JOHN P. BATEMAN,
LOCKSMITH. 18
,BIE BELL-HANGER. NHAN, &e.

GENERAL HOUSE FURNISHINGS.

LIVERPOOL.

ROBERT KERR,
24, FENwICK-STREET,TI LIVERPOOL.

TT ERE WE ARE."
p
T FALL IN PRICE OF BUTTER ! I

Six,—Durirm the past ten days I have received 1,847 lette,s,
on one subject, viz,—luquiring the cause of my late
cienee.
I hereby reply ,o the 1,847 inquiries by another inquiry
eOuld I expect any att,lition to be paid to my announce-
Itents when the minis of all men;and some women) were
4titirely occupied by the news of

THE WAR,
THE BANK,
THE COMMERCIAL CRISIS,
PROFESSOR ANDERSON,
AND
THE ELECTIONS ?

tjhat that Mond of
:4e made anreminds
attemptme on
to drag me some
into tha Localwell-wishers ParHa-
T,t•—•;ci go.—My idea is this,—
. ,ne greatest divarshion in under ths sun,s
,!1 to sell my LUMP BUTT ER, and mind * Number One."
•when I make my " debut," it shall not be in the
tvn Council of Liverpool.
As th,• space in the NORTHERN TIMES is now valuable, I
at?). make m yarn no longer. For the present I will con-
"..e by giving you an amended extract f,om one of the
Tean powers received last mail :
.. , Keats must come down, the high ra'es of the flush
.. „`4les of 1856 cannot long co-exist with the levelling ten-
., s'encies of 1857. Rents must come dawn—real estate must
• come down—fast horses must come down—fast young
lea moat come down from their fast horses, and stretch
legs by a little wholesomeroi must
n.""tLine down —hotel chsrges must come down—the pews and
~cio"er charges of our fash'onab!e churches must come
wn—breed must come down, and the late enormous
0.1... ad of crinoline mast come down, rotwithstanctng the
e'al lotting down in dry goods. Every luxury and almost
d;,Say necessity must come down to the new specie stan-
:l,3"rd, excepting—Wages—wh•ch ought to go up. Talk of
iljnitig down, we have been informed that ' The Butter-
' 41tin in Liverpool is now selling his goods to shOcs at a
sof 4 cents a pond fr srn the prices of last month.
,:tlll,ta'veic, Butterma ding my bsy. Probably by
exe,_ line, you are trout pounds of good Butter in
uanga for 9 cents."
N 4. Editor, your American cotemporary has guessed right.
itEbtj!
, t
11 i
InaliN off
THREEPENCEBU
`-
Yours, as usual,
KELLY THE BUTTERM&N.

UPPER DAWSON-STREET—THE BUTTER
PLACE.
I. CHARLES-STREET—Under the Weight Office—
/t out, THE STORES.
or other of these places the No, 1 BUtternllll is
always to bo found.

J. WHITTY'S,
tb,0,.. _ ! No. I, HACKINS-HEY,
VTUE GEORGE MOTEL, DALE-STREET, LIVERPOOR•
H.—Oysters barrelled on the shortest notice.
n
XI3,'RT BRUSH & MAT MANUFACTORY

WALTER MORGAN,
keo, 33, SOUTH JOHN STREET,
Pll3ltE MATTING, CARRIAGE RUGS, eco,
OFFICES FITTED UP.

BICKERSHAW COALS.
keI(ERS, WHITLEY, & CO., Proprietors of
I• 4 „ the Bickershaw Collieries, beg to give notice that
kitwebrated COALS can now be obtained in any quantity
141 ill River or Dock, on the shortest notice.
its Copies of analysis, and fall information may be had by apply-
w4sir representative,
.1. C. REEVES. 24, James-street, Liverpool.
tzt_.lllted.bY the City of Dublin Company, May 2. 1850—Clinker 0.5€
/k 4 the City of Dublin Company, May 2, 1857—Clinker 0.88

IaTORIA HOTEL AND RESTAURANT,
1, OLD ROPERY,
SO, (Oat of Fenwick Street, Liverpool.)
UPS, FISH, POULTRY, JOINTS, Sto
th, Daily, from Twelve until Four o'clock, at a
-44 notice.
khh_TEA, BREAKFASTS, i-c., SUPPLIED.
SPIRITS, and LIQUEURS all of the [finest quality
SPARKLING BURTON AND WELSH ALES.
Well-ventilated Smoke Rooms.
HEATLEY, Proprietor.

PALATINE ESTABLISHMENT,
(ADJOINING THE NEW CLUB HOUSE),
BOLD STREET.
tiAIiTIES about to Furnish their Houses
Wholly, or in part, have an opportunity afforded
'4 the above Warerooms of making their selectioaa from a mos t
EXTENSIVE AND VARIED STOCK OF
e 4tIIETTING, DRUGGETS, FLOOR CLOTHS,
RUGS, MATS, &c.,
•
I, SILK AND WORSTED DAMASKS,
, NiTuRE pxINTS, TRI M MINGS,

And all kinds of
ke
TERIALS FOR BED AND WINDOW HANGINGS,
BEDDING, BEDROOM FURNITURE,
AMILY AND TABLE LINENS,
4)ri_everi escription of gods sough: after in House Furl ishing.
aole ofd Good'Quality, nano'
at prices strictly modente.

PALATINE ESTABLISHMENT,
BOLD STREET, LIVERPOOL.
GEO. WOODS, PROPRIETOR.

koNDERSN'S (LATE) SAINSBURY'S SODA
WATER MANUFACTORY
AND REFRESHMENT ROOM,
22, EXCILANOE-STRKET EAST.
1440, SUMMER BEVERAGES:
4,D 81,:1.17.1 POWDERS AND SUPERIOR SCENTED
LAVENDER WATER.
14ACKENZIE AND MIDDLEMASS'S CELEBRATED
tinNBURGH BISCUITS.
THE NOTED ROWLEY BISCUITS.
nARCLAY'3 STOUT, AND ALLSOPP'S ALES
Oat,
CHEAPEST HOUSE IN LIVERPOOL.
FOR REALLY GOOD
-..CHRS AND CLOCKS, GOLD CHAINS,
WEDD NG RINGS, &c., &c.
Z) WARD EUSTANCE,

TENT LEVER. WATCH AND CLOCK MANUFACTURER
AND JEWELLER,. 4, Corner of MANCHESTER-STRET, DALE-STREET, 27,7;

°:PAIR3 R3Ol skill and despatch ehargeg moderate.
JUST PUBLISHED,
(Gratis and Post Free),
A CATALOGUE of BOOKS of VARIOUS
CL ASSES,
Ikl4ding STANDARD LIBRARY EDITIONS, In h.ndaome and
appropriated Bindings, and numerous Illustrated Works,
NOW FOR SALE,
• BY

ADAM HOLDEN,
CIXEINDER, STATIONER, AND PUBLISHER,
j4B, CHURCH-STREET. LIVERPOOL.
C4LITE
R'S PATENT IMPROVED ROTARY PUMPS,
SUCTION OR FORCE, WORKED BY STEAM
OR HAND.
TIT,E superiority of PALMER'S PATENT
ter,nori \:PRoVED R. TARY PUMPS over all others
its used, in economy of power, durability, cheapness, and
• In the
of construction, is acknowledged by all who have used
ifleir.pr," United States of America, and every one who has seen
•-‘t, neiple of action, which is that of atmospheric pressure and
bit
motion is rotary, discharging an endiminishing stream with
4es,„''ree, and are worked without valves or pistons. thus precluding
Nvas,selebllity of becoming choked with chips, gravel, grain, or other
8; or damaged by grit prvaing through them. These
iaZi:_s will be found to be universally applicable for raising fluids, by
I,IP to about 30 feet, and forcing them beyond that to any
billo 4 required.
Pump, with a surtion- pipe of one inch, will discharge about 70
PIA, 41 Per minute, and in proportion to increase of diameter of the
correseondirg increase of discharge is attained.
h. ,
4teaM-en • e of 10 inch cylinder and 14 inch stroke, with a
, gin
• uavinPer mg ainute, about 30 feet 15 inch suction phb ig e,
h.will raise about 17,00 j gallcns
Liter
Th
t?ae Pumps are admirably adapted for steamers and sailing
; for drainage of every description ; irrigation, water-works,
111,'„Iela, tanneries, paper mills, coal pits, &c„ttra,,onbscriber is appointed General Agent tor the sale of these
t114",„'; and, ti,s,o, for sale of right of use of Patent for Great Britain,
and all other countries, excepting those of North and South
• —sea, and t., now prepared to receive orders and make contracts.
tenons
will be executed in the order received, and under the
k,..whona cf the patentees.
'try information will be furnished by the undersigned,

TN consequence of the continued high price of
genuine WAX, and SPERMACETTI CANDLES,
J. BEYNON begs to recommend to public notice—
FIELD'S VEGETABLE WAX CANDLES,
AND
FIELD'S OPAL SPERM CANDLES,
Price 18s. 6d. per doz. lbs.

They will be found on trial very superior to the lower priced Candles
generally offered.
FIELD'S SUPERIOR NIGHT LIGHTS,
Six, Eight, and Ten hours, 6s. per dos.
J. BEYNON,
r RANELAGH-STREET LIVERPOOL.

L. HAUSBURG begs leave to state, that
the Final Winding-up of his business (referred to
in his Circular last year) is now being carried into effect ; but, as it
has been found impracticable to accomplish it by the end of, the
present year, THE STOCK

HAS BEEN
ENTIRELY REPLENISHED
EO
CIMISTMAS AND THE NEW YEAR.

As on previous occasions, every department in the Establishment
has been supplied with all the Novelties which could be procured,
and to the same extent as hitherto.

The collection will be found fully equal, in magnitude and value, to
any which F. L. le has had the pleasure of submitting to notice.

OLD POS t-OFFICE-BUILDINGS.
Liverpool, December, 1857.

WATCHES.

VERY SUPERIOR FIRST-CLASS
PA TENT LEVERS,
DUPLEX AND HORIZONTAL,
IN GOLD AND SILVER,
JUST FINISHED BY
JOHN G. JACOB,
56, CHURCH-STREET.
PRICES VERY MODERATE.

PTIRE PALE CANARY,
TWENTY-SIX SHILLINGS PER DOZEN.

WINES

D • A N D E R S 0 N,

5,-CASTLE-STREET-5.

P 0 R T.— H ighest class Vintage Wine, five years } 46s per Dozen.
in bond, and fit for immediate use....

In Pints... . .
SHERRY.—First Class, Pale and Gold. ... .
CLARET. —St. Julien, four years in bottle.. ....
CANARY,
Twenty-Six Shillings per Dozen.

MERCHANTS' NEW DINING ROOMS,

ANDERSON S.

Cv/:;'..!.) ~2,ic'ziv,.-:::•:t ~.2.''.L ESL,

CURRY, KELLOCK, & CO.,
viv'th BROKERS FOIL THE SALE & PURCHASE
470-,
OF SHIPS AND STEAMERS,
VALUERS, AND APPOINTED BROKERS TO
THE HIGH COURT OF ADMIRALTY,
WA LMER-BUILDINGS, WATER- STREET.

ROBERT A. MUNN Co.,
(Late Cunard; Munn, & C 0.,)
..it.-77*. BROKERS' FOF. 'FHB SALE OF SHIPS,
STEAMERS, &c., AND SHIP VALUERS,
3, YORK-BUILDINGE;, DALII-STRBET;

%JVkRPOOL.

TONG; & CO,,
ei; (LATE TONGE, CURRY AND C 0.,)
A 1 BROKERS FOR THE SALE OF SHIPS'
MARINE AUCTIONEERS AND SHIP VALUERS,
MIDDLETON BUILDINGS, 1, RUMFORD-STREET.
(Corner of Water Street.)

PATON AND 111‘NICOL,
ITAN, SHIP BROKERS, AND BROKERS FOR
I "Victl THE SALE AND PURCHASE OF SHIPS,
17, WATER STREET,
LIVERPOOL.

THOMAS R. ARNOTT,
1) BROKER FOR THE SALE AND PURCHASE
• OF SHIPS, STEAMERS, &c.
3
AGENT FOR THP: MUTUAL MARINE INSURANCE CLUB.

LIVER CHAKEERS, TITIIEBA.RN STREET.

Aiate4 by aurtfort.

Peranptcrily—By Order of the Mortgagees and without Reserve.
FOR SALE BY AUCTION, This day,
iZSy the 1011 instant, at One o'clock, at the Brokers'
sa'eroom, Walmer-buildines, Water-street. the now
iron screw steamer GENERAL HAVELOCK,
260 tons 0.51., 200 tons NM , built at Ramsey,
Isle of Man in 1857, under the inspection of Lloyd's Surveyors, for
a twelve years' A 1 classification, has fine ends, long flat floor, shifts
without ballast, and will take the ground well ; carries about 300
tons dead weight on nine feet draft of water ; has two direct engines
(beauttilly fitted) 90 horse poser collectively, and steams about
nine knots per hoar; diameter of cylinder 22 inches; length of
stroke 20 Inches; dimensions, length over all 120 feet ; breaath 22
feet; depth 11 fee':. Lying in Nelson Dock.—For farther particulars
apply to ! homes Dodge, Esq , solicitor; or to CURRY, KELLOCK
and CO., Brokers for the Purcha,e and Sale of Ships, Weimer-
buildings, Water-street, Liverpool.

FOR SALE BY AUCTION, This day,
the lOt't Instant, at One o'clock, at the
Brokers' Paleroom, Weimer-buildings, Water-street,
if not previously disposed of by privets contract,
the well-known Bri;- TYRO, of Liverpool, 144
tons N.M., built at Sydnt-y, Cape Breton, aryl w t.s lengthened
and rebuilt ia Liverpool in 1848, at an expense of about
£1,500. She is thoroughly iron kneel, and sheathed with
yellow metal. She is well-known as a faaouri•e vessel in the
Lisbon and Mediterranean trade, is in excellent order, well found in
stores, and ready for immediate employment. Length 91 feet,
breadth 22 feet 1-10th ; depth 13 'sot 5-10th, now lying in the
George's Do k.—Apply to Messrs. Cowell and Bryce, or CUR RY,
KICLLOCK and Co., Brokers for th; Purchase and Sale of Shies.

Peremtorily—By Order of the Mortgagees as d without Reserve.
IFOR SALE BY AUCTION, This day,
the 10th instant, at One o'clock at tee Bi okers'
, , saleroom, Walmer buildings, Water-street, the br g
r-g ADELAIDE, 216 tons per register new act, 303 9.94ths
tons O.M. ; built in Canada, in the fall of 1855, of excellent materials,
principally hecmattr, and fuse made but one voyage ; was c'assed in
hull A 1 for 5 years by Messrs. Chaloner and Co., this year under the
superintendence of Lloyd's surveyor; carricsa large cargos ; sails fast,
and shifts without ballast. Lying in King's Dock —Dimensions
per register: Length 110 feet; breadth 26 feet 7-10th ; depth 12
feet 9-10ths. For invertories and further particulars apply
to Messrs. C. and B. Gray and Co. Mortgagees; or to CURRY,
KELLOCK and CO., Brokers f r the Purchase and Sale of Ships,
Walmer-building:, Water-street, Liverpool.