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The Liverpool Standard, and General Advertiser.
Liverpool, Merseyside, England, 1854-11-07

Total—killed, 44; wo
DAVID DEAS, Deputy Med

The following particulars of the
siege are from the Times' correspc

of Flee

wo days of the

- - -- -
CAMP BEFORE SEBASTOPOL, Om 17, 10 P.M.
On the night of the 16th it was determined that our fire
should be opened on the Russian lines the following morn-
ing, as it was evident the enemy was intrenching himself
with much activity, and greatly strengthening his Posi-
tion. In spite of the efforts of our engineers, our works
were not quite completed, and most of the mortars could
not be mounted in the batteries. Firing commenced,
however, from the French said En,;11911 batteries by signal
;et 6 30 a.m. on the 17th, but for 30 minutes previous the
Rosians fired furiously on all the batteries. The can-
nonade on both sides was most violent for nearly two hours.
Qux kft attack cvazioted of four kattvzio o 4 36 PIP i
Liverpool, Merseyside, England, 1854-11-07

TABLE D'H 0 T E DAI L Y,
SOUP, FISH, JOINTS, CHEESE, &c.,
I, 2,3, 4, and 5 o'clock. Charge, Is. 4d.
MORRISH'S MERCHANTS' DINING-ROOMS,
LANCASTER BUILDINGS,
TITHEBARN-STREET, LIVERPOOL.

DOD AND DICKSON

TAILORS, ROBEMAKERS,
Liverpool, Merseyside, England, 1854-11-07

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And I think

That another bright a

It has past,

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A DIRGE AND ITS ANS'

ading fas
Liverpool, Merseyside, England, 1854-11-07

FUNERALS COMPLETELY FURNISHED

HARRISON BROTHERS,
STREET, CORNER OF HANOVER-STREET

60 AND 62, CHURCH-

G- The Lowest Cash Prices marked upon all Goods in plain figures

BOROIIGH OF

LIVERPOOL

THE ALDERMEN and ASSESSORS of the WARDS do hereby severally, as to their respective
Wards, publish the following LIST of COUNCILLORS ELECTED for the said Wards by the Burgesses thereof
respectively, on the First Day of November, One Thousand Eight Hundred and Fifty-four, to supply the Annual Vacancy of
One-third of the Councillors :--

Wards

COuncillort

Aldermen

Assessors

1, or Everton

Daniel Cmthwaite

f James R. Chambers
1 Thomas Mackarell
J Thomas Meacock
1 Joseph Healing
f Edward Blundell
1 William Lupton
•
Thomas Bold f William Mason
1 Thomas Simpson
fJ. C. Femihough, appointed by y William Callow
I the Mayor l. William B. Bairstow
J Anthony Barns
1 John Siddall
f J. B. Leatherbarrow
IT. B. Hayward
f Charles Callis
l*Rees Jeffreys
{Robert Marrs
Thomas Bott
John Mellor

Edward Langsdale

2, or Scotland

Archibald Chaila Stewart.... Wm. Bennett

3, or Vauxhall

Edward Bradley

Wm. Preston

4, or St. Paul's

John Rowlind 311Gutfie

5, or Exchange

Thorns Lit tledale.

6, or Castle-street

Hugh HornbY

T. Dover

7, or St. Peter's

Harmood Banner

James Parker

8, or Pitt-street

John Gladstone, the younger.. I Thomas Robinson

9, or Great George

Thomas Wagstaff

Josh. Cooper

11, or Abercromt

John Abraham Tinne

1 Joseph Hickey
f Thomas Owen
1 John Cobb

R. C. Gardner,

3, or St. Anne-street

Joseph Kitchen

F. Shand

t Thomas M‘George
r Matthew Jarvis
George Nickson
r John Coombes
1 James Brown Mor

Richard Mitchell Seckwitt

John Bent

5, or South Toxteth

John Stewar

Thos. Toulmi

1 Thomas Huntm
I Morgan Jones
1 Thomas Harrisc

Ttified IT me, pursuant to

am IV., c

JOHN B. LLOYD, Mayc

BOROUGH OF.LivERPOOL.
THE ALDERMEN and ASSESSORS of No. 9, or GREAT GEORGE WARD, do hereby m:
the following RETURN of a CbUNCILLOR, elected for the said -Ward by the Burgesses thereof, on the 2nd da'
November, 1854. to supply the extraordinary vacancy occasioned by the Resignation of John M'Nicoll, Esq., late one of
Councillors of the sitia,‘",rd, and to hold office in the room of the said John M'Nicoll until the time at which the said J
111 ‘Nicoll would regularly have gone out of office, that is to say, until the Ist day of November. 1855.

darke Wool

ph Cooper

Assessor

call,, 2nd. N

Published by me, pursuant tp 5 and 6 William XV.,.c
zber, 1854,

I Robert Marr

JOHN B, LLOYD, May
Liverpool, Merseyside, England, 1854-11-07

Li Titberpoot '.").tatibarb,

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the noble ex-Foreig

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VI, COMMERCIAL ADVERTISER.

secretary, it vis difficult to say ;
1

ave litt

E PATRIOTIC FUND

DITOR OF THE LIVERPOOL STANDARD,

ceepers, and others, the propriety of having
respective houses for the reception of contribu-

'atriotic Fund. I

1 at var

from parties who are deterred fron

g, because they cannot gig

ANNE

oire time what they

A TRUE BRITON

S WARD

THE_LIVERPOOL ST,

:NDARD.

Kitchin's speech, at the termi-

knne's Ward, on Wednesday

of his c

ted with so

teal with them,

cre ashamed of

as I had the bonoar

to makes

g to be thus i

honourable, as

g charg

gentleman to prove

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tement

I my expe-

.ture.—Yours, &c,

this challeng,

e to place on his

lOUGHTON'S COMMITTEE
Liverpool, Merseyside, England, 1854-11-07

precisely, in the Honduras and
356 Logs Honduras MAHOGANY, being the Cargo just
landed ex Atlantic, from Belize direct, containing a
quantity of large-sized and richly-figured Table, Coun-
ter-top and Veneer Logs; also a fine assortment of
lengthy Shipbuilding Wood.
242 Logs Honduras MAHOGANY, measuring 101,948 feet,
being the cargo now landing ex Star of the East, con-
taining Logs of the following sizes :-
2 Logs, 2,326 ft. 27 in. 23 Logs, 14,365 ft. 21 in.
3 Logs, 2,558 ft. 26 in. 39 Logs, 21,950 ft. 20 in.
5 Logs, 3,945 ft. 25 in. 24 Logs, 11,249 ft. 19 in.
4 Logs, 2,518 ft. 24 in. 28 Logs, 10,260 ft. 18 in.
23 Logs, 15,150 ft. 22 & 23 in.' 53 Logs, 13,966 ft. 17 in.,

,
and under.
71 Logs Honduras MAHOGANY, being the cargo now
landing ex Crusader.
Apply to JOHN CA RMICHA EL, Esq., Merchant.
42 Logs St. Domingo MAHOGANY, all fine dining-table
size, richly figured, and remarkably sound.
76 Logs Honduras MAHOGANY, ex sundry vessels.—On
account of the importers.
105 Planks BIRD-EYE MAPLE, ex American Union.—
Apply to Messrs. BOWMAN, GRINNELL, and Co., mer-
chants.
3 Boxes BIRD-EYE MAPLE VENEERS, ex Manhattan.
—Apply to T. THompsoN, Esq., Merchant.
1444 Plaaks Bahia ROSEWOOD, ex Rubin
704 Planks Bahia ROSEWOOD, ex Endymion ;
193 Planks Bahia ROSEWOOD, ex Oberon ;
161 Planks Bahia ROSEWOOD, ex Margaret Dean;
73 Planks Bahia ROSEWOOD, ex Amelia.
On account of the Importers.
241 Planks Bahia ROSEWOOD, ex Hindoo.—Apply to C.
LANE, Esq., merchant.
121 Planks Bahia ROSEWOOD, ex Frances;
317 Planks Bahia ROSEWOOD, ex Everton.—Apply to How,
HATTON, and GREENE, Merchants.
388 Pld,nks Rio ZEBRAWOOD, ex Atalanta.—On account of
the Importers.
129 Planks Rio ROSEWOOD, ex Lusitania ;
120 Planks Rio ROSEWOOD, ex Brazileira. —Apply to
Messrs. E. JOHNSON and Co., merchants.
118 Planks Rio ROSEWOOD, ex Lusitania. —Apply to
Messrs. TOn, NAYLOR, and Co., merchants.
85 Planks Rio ROSEWOOD, ex Lusitania;
137 Planks Rio ROSEWOOD, ex Cleopatra.—On account of
the Importers.
60 Planks Rio ROSEWOOD, ex Thomas Mellor;
100 Planks Bahia ROSEWOOD, ex Fairy Queen;
119 Pieces TULIPWOOD;
313 Pieces Honduras ROSEWOOD, ex United;
180 Pieces Honduras ROSEWOOD, ex Ellen;
60 Pieces Honduras ROSEWOOD, ex H. M.
A IO JOHN CARMICHAEL, merchant
300 Pieces Honduras ROSEWOOD, ex Crusader.—Appl •y
to
Messrs. P. and F. DE ST. CROIX, Merchants.
100 LANCEWOOD SPARS;
125 DO. DO.
290 DO. DO.
201 Curls United States WALNUTWOOD.
HOLME, SLATER, and CROOK,
Timber Measurers and Brokers.
7, Water-street, Liverpool, & 3, Canning-street, Birkenhead.
Liverpool, Merseyside, England, 1854-11-07

Zo be gbolb or let.

TO be LET, a good FAMILY RESIDENCE,
Dingle-terrace, South-hill—Apply to Josx. HARRI3ON,
4, St. James's-place.

TO be LET, a WAREHOUSE, situate at the
bottom of Park-lane, suitable for Corn or Cotton.—
Apply to WM. DAVENPORT and Co.. Canning-place.
Liverpool, Merseyside, England, 1854-11-07

TUESDAY, NOVEMBER 7, 1845.

'OR a n trD

NITANTED,
GOVERNESS, to
years of age, for two or three

a Lady, resictin --u-nder
struct two children, _OOO
tours daily, in fsrt_oo

:er, stating terms
Liverpool, Merseyside, England, 1854-11-07

The Ship 319NTMORENCY ;

812 tons o.m. 751 N.M. ; built at Quebec,' in 1854 ; not
classed ; copper fastened. Length 165 feet 7-10 tbs ; breadth
28 feet 9.lotbs ; depth 18 feet 9-10ths : in Queen's Dock.

The Barque WILDFIRE ;
457 tons register ; built at Quebec, in 1854 ; classed A 1 for
five years ; boot topped over felt, and sheathed with yellow
metal. Length 132 feet 8-10ths ; breadth 26 feet 442ths ;
depth, 16 feet 8-10ths ; 'tween decks over 6 feet, and perma-
nently laid : in Queen's Dock.

The Brig AUSTRALIA ;
272 tons ; built at Nova Scotia, in 1852. Length 93 feet;:
breadth 23 feet 2-10ths ; depth 10 feet 5-10ths : in Brunswick
Dock.
Liverpool, Merseyside, England, 1854-11-07

Webnesbay.

TO-NIORROW (Wednesday), the Bth instant, at One o'clock,
at the Brokers' Office, 16, Exchange-buildings,
About 370 Tons NITRATE OF SODA,
Now landing ex tiruguay.—Apply to Messrs. F. HUTH and
Co., Merchants, or to

J. H. RAYNER and CO., Brokers

On account of whom it may concern.
TO-MORROW (Wednesday), the Bth instant, at Twelve o'clock,
at the Broker's Office,
114 Bales Pernambuco COTTON, slightly damaged by water ;
And a Quantity of Loose DITTO ;
Saved from the late Fire in Lancelot's-hey, and lying in that
street.—Apply to
H. JNO. WEBSTER, Broker, 7, Rumford-street.

On account of whom it may concern.
To-aton:'.ow (Wednesday), the Bth instant, at Twelve o'clock,
at the Brokers' Office, 14, Exchange-buildings,
77 Hhds. Butchers' Association TALLOW, all faults,
Per AZ, from New York. The above saved from the fire, to
be seen in Williams's warehouse, Brooks-street.—Apply to
Messrs. J. H. SCHROEDER and Co., Merchants. or to
S. DUTTON and NEPHEW, Brokers.
Liverpool, Merseyside, England, 1854-11-07

ing telegraphic desr

RAPIA, 0

He says that ti

nd very uncertain, and that, in con-
AV"MCC of the want of artillerymen, the CanAQA a 4

in of, a vessel has

ft on the

ig of the Russians had become

a slackened, a
Liverpool, Merseyside, England, 1854-11-07

Commissioner-in-Aid

ILLIAM MANN, Honorar,

Secretar

ATRIOTIC FUND.—The Rev. J. R. CONOR,
IL M.A., of St. Simon's, Military Chaplain, will tell the

Story of the BATTI

nation a

the Working Classes, at the CONCERT HALL, Lord Nelson-
street, THIS EVENING (Tuesday), the 7th instant. The
Worshipful the MAYOR will take the Chair, at Eight o'clock.
Admission—Body, 3d. ; Side Seats, 6d. ; Reserved Seats, Is.
For the benefit of the Patriotic Fund.
N.B.—The PENSIONERS' BAND will attend.

The Rev

LECTURES ON THE WAR
JAMES COOK RICHMOND, recently returned from
the Camp, gives TWO LECTURES, at Half-past Seven
o'clock. THIS DAY (Tuesday), and TO-MORROW (Wed-

the COLL

lATE INSTITE-

CHURCH OF ENGLAND INSTITUTION.-
_ The Rev. Dr. SCORESBY will LECTURE, in HOPE
...
.., . ..

o'clock. Subject
ARCTIC REGIONS. Co-

strated by Diagrams, &c

HAYD'

To be had at the Standar

REATION

AT THE
['ARMONK

-HS EVENING (russnay), the 7th Instant

ONE SHILLING

T 40NDON & NORTHWESTERN RAILWAY.
NORTHERN DIVISION.
ALTERATIONS FOR NOVEMBER.
The 7 15 a.m. Train from Liverpool to Preston and the
North will convey Third-class Passengers.
The 9 30 North Train from Liverpool will not proceed
beyond Lancaster.
The Train leaving Liverpool for the North at 1
he despatched at 1 p.m., and will cease to co
Y I Passengers

30 p.m. will

y Third-class

ster to stations on tl
Liverpool, Merseyside, England, 1854-11-07

The Barque LADY FRANKLIN

482 tons; built at kichibucto, in 1854; copper fastened.
Length 127 feet 9-10ths ; breadth 23 feet 2-lOths; depth
19leet T-10th : in Birkenhead Dock.

The Barque MEDORA
_ _

386 tons; built at Nova SCotia. in 1841, and yeUow metalled
in 1851. Length 108 feet B.loths ; breadth 23, feet 8-10ths ;
depth 17 feet 8 .10ths :. in Huskisson Dock.

The Barque SHANNON

305 tons ; built at Quebec, in 1847, and now classed IE 1, and
yellow metalled in 1849. Lendtb .43 G..* A
sao at, .UIS uetnu 10 met 4-luths: in George'S Dock.

The Barque HAIDEE

245 tons o.m, 283. isr.m.; Guilt at Whitby, in ma, and now
classed hi 1, and yellow metalled in 1850. Length 88 feet
1-10th; breadth 22 feet 4-10ths; depth 17 feet 4:loths : in
Victoria Dock,

The Barque ANNE

435 tons oim. 404, N.M. ; built in Canada, in. 1845 ; now
classed /E. 1, and yellow metalled in 1849. Length 114 feet
8-10ths ; breadth 24. feet 6-10ths ; depth 17 feet 7,loths : in
Queen's Dock,.

The Barque• COUNTESS OF ARR.N ;
316 tons ; built at Quebec, in 1840 ; has just now had a
thorough overhaul, and was sheathed with zinc over patent
felt. Length 96feet 7-10ths ; breadth 22 feet 6-10ths ; depth
16 feet 7-10ths ;: in Queen's Dock.

The. Ship, CHARLES CHALONER ;
799 tons O.M. 871 N M. ; built at St. John, in 1846 ; sheathed
with yellow metal in Mil. Length 148 feet 3-I,oths ; breadth
29 feet 4-10ths•; depth 22 feet 4-10ths : in Queen's Dock.,

SIXTEEN SIXTY-FOURTH SHARES or PARTS
of the Barque CHRISTIANIA.;
777 tons 0.m..; built in Canada, in 1838 ; has had about .eBOO
spent on repairs just now, when she was wood sheathed over
patent felt in 1853 ' • has her wales doubled over felt, and is
now in very good order. Length 133 feet ;,breadth 28 feet
8-10ths ; depth 21, feet 1-10th : in Queen's Dock.

Tice Brigantine HARRIET WILD ;
202 tons register; built at Nova Scotia, in 1849. Length 90
feet 4-10ths ;, breadth 19 feet 7-10ths ; depth 13 feet 6-10ths :
in Queen's Dock.

The Ship HOWARM.
413 tons ; built at Kennebunk, United States? in 1839;
sheathed with yellow metal, and permanently laid. Length
1204 feet ; breadth 27 feet 7.l2ths ; depth 18 feet ; 'tween
decks over 6,feet : in Queen's Dock.
Liverpool, Merseyside, England, 1854-11-07

producing

d the badges of party differences
' once by a iudicio

be settled wt.

the natio

;ted to tt

Lrough her negligence, wouli

Church in

angered the position of t
and which would make the Church, if she sub-
Aem without remonstrance, guilty of the loss of

e been de-
e might be
Liverpool, Merseyside, England, 1854-11-07

WAD Vublications.

Just published, neat cloth lettered, price ls., or se „
3d. each,
10"
NGLAND'S HOPE : or, HezekiaWs. —_.ee
p-sp
11 ' once from Assyrian Domination. On the Pglors
the War. And ETERNAL SUNSHINE OF H.lo.ostollif
GLORY. Two Sermons, lately preached at St. ChrYLripLi
Church, Everton, by Rev. B. L. WITTS, 1, P-e
Curate to Rev. R. P. Buddicom, late Principal of of'
College, Cumberland. Published for the benefit
Schools.s,

dOP
Liverpool: A. NEWLING, 27, Bold-street. L 011,005
HATCHARD, Piccadilly; and WERTHEIM and IVIAC'/
Paternoster-row.

Fifth Edition, price ss. 6d. ; an Abridgment, 2s4s.
ON CONSUMPTION, BRONCHITIS, AP,01);
161.
MA, LOSS of VOICE, &c. By ALFREI, •-‘
DOCK, M.D., Curzon-street, Hyde-park, London. .ther morally bound to urge upon all persons who are el ...vgte„
ferers themselves, or who have friends so unfornall Lue
situate, to procure this valuable work, which cannot brag
prove in the highest degree interesting to them."--Ca
u%
Herald. 1.00°O;
SimPKIN, MA RsHAL trand Co., Stationer's-court,
or through any Bookseller.
Liverpool, Merseyside, England, 1854-11-07

The ABY§SI!TIAN ;

1155 tons; built at Itestigouche, in 1854; expected to class
seven years; copper fastened. Length 188 feet; breadth 3L
feet; depth 22 feet : in Brunswick Dock.

The Barque MONTEZUMA

462 tons O.M. 524 N.m. • built at Quebec, in ; now YE 1,
and yellow metalled in 1847. Length 117 feet 6-10ths; breadth
26 feet 3-10ths; depth 18 feet 5-10ths ; in Bramley Moore
Dock.

The Ship GRAND TRIANON;
1017 tons o.m. 1062 N.M. ; built at Miramichi, in 1854; ex-
pected to class seven years ; copper fastened. Length 170
feet 3-10ths ; breadth 31 feet 2.loths ; depth 22 feet 4-10ths :
in Birkenhead Dock.

The Ship GEORGIANA;
513 tons; built at Quebec, in 1838; not classed; copper
fastened and wood sheathed. Length 114 feet 4-10ths ; breadth
26 feet 6-10ths ; depth 19 feet : now lying at Queenstown.

The Barque GEORGINA ;
647 tons; built at Baltimore, in 1834; not classed; sheathed
with yellow metal. Length 134 feet 2-10ths ; breadth 27 feet
5-10ths ; depth 22 feet 8-10ths ; now lying in Queenstown.
Liverpool, Merseyside, England, 1854-11-07

Port Philip

e J AustratlianAgric

than hilf-in-hour I

Forei
ved, and the dearer. B
trade very

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there is nothing d,

CORN
, The show of Wheat, both Er
commove Trade opened with firmness, e
Liverpool, Merseyside, England, 1854-11-07

with jasmin

ye a fantastic

el-a.saically regular

faces.- Their gait, Probably through the habit of carrying
every burden on their heads, has about it an appearance
of elasticity, which heightens the charm of the entire

Mani, handsome churches, presenting a strange
mixture of Moorish character and Spanish renaissance,
with a very perceptible tinge of the Byzantine style, bear
witness to the former power and wealth of the clergy ; for
it is well known that when the towns were built, a tenth
part of every spoil was devoted to the erection of churches
and convents

However, the frequent revolutions in the
_
country have produced great changes both in this and
ither emi-

other respects, as the

at capitalists have

therefore, a well

his appearance

in his oz-ca'

of prosperity is r
Liverpool, Merseyside, England, 1854-11-07

with express

inh, was

'lnch beauty of ex

throughout its

rapturously en
Englisl

more prc

he burden of the s'

good bye." The t
this homely piece

truly a sympath

the triuil

Such ipont.

with unerrir

that while

of a school of

not inapt
Liverpool, Merseyside, England, 1854-11-07

t to heavy contribil

escort of two

thenuiteroiis half-stary
like true apostles, ride throug
asses, to administer the viaticum to a dying man in son

remote hacienda,

The ostentation and love •of rule so often re-
marked on, and condemned in relation to the
high erorders of the Romish priesthood, are still, it
th in the republic of
author gives the fol-

i appear

Nicaragua, and of this ovr

day beft

anada, I

sitting before the door with M

tleraan, when a stout-bodied prelate, with
of two soldiers came tinkling along in I
politely took off our hats ; but this, it see

means satisfy the p:

s man, Ic

To-rn—alie-n—s-tilet-1

e sent one of hi
1;41

is we thot

especially as he did

at once wit

ration to strike Mr. Lane

mine Yankee does n,

so my companio:
barrelled New Yc

nade n

boWie:knife a little.
position, the hero of

Lt of this

La thund
as. 'Hos

snau De sti

rnd, in working out the application
?le, the Commander seems to have
-essary to lay aside every particle of
;e, and to view every object
ich shall at once discolour
,s everything wrongside out,
n ; and resolves, from the com-
Lis journey, to find that " all is
He abuses England, by contrasting her
ag the unpleasing side, of course,
se of continental states ; while, on these
by a similar collisive com-
efers English cookery to that of
bits an equally marked partiality
tism over the free political
In spite of his paradoxes
he exhibits no incon-
siderable extent of shrewdness, and hits, with con-

aesses

Led coma
rrli a mPa

He se

Ls of Engrand.

re English society ; take

OUR CHANGING MANNERS

athers, he,

the train of

f.--not I

art thou abused _
—thy sylvan shades, thy
thy thickets. lawns. and

agh the mists of fable; thy syl-
shadows of our godlike bard—
loved Titania ! There, there the
oused to anger at the lords of

thy a&

amped and abused energies

Mit so,

onr gay sylvan

scenes ?

garlanded May-pole, the manly Morris
games of adolescent youth ?—where

vsing, the skin-a:

ige green ? yes, a flock of
11-fed, ill-clothed little girl !
one donkey of some ragged

es who

Vnglisi

and delik

poets and c
withal pent

's pride, when once destroyed,

T be supplied
Liverpool, Merseyside, England, 1854-11-07

SIXTH NOTICE,

IN the various visits which we have made to the Exhi-
bition galleries, partly induced by the limitation of their
number, and partly deterred by the exceedingly disadvan-
tageous position allotted for their display, the sculptural
portions of the Exhibition have not been noticed. It is
time to remedy this oversight; and we shall proceed to do
so. Conspicuous among these, for their artistic merits,
are two small subjects in basso-relieve,—No. 747, " The
Miseries of War," and No. 748, " Titania Asleep," from
the spatula of Mr. F. M. Miller. In both of these the
composition is tasteful, and the handling delicate. The
lines are generally sweet, and the grouping artistic. In
the former, the sentiment imparted to the mourning
figures is impressively suggestive of sorrow, without con-
veying the idea of harrowing misery and ill-fated despair.
The artist has sought rather to display the dignity of grief
—deep-seated, fixed, rooted grief—in preference to the
more vehement outburst of passionate suffering ; and he
has succeeded, to a very great extent, in realising his de-
sign. His production, while speaking keenly to the
feelings, fixes itself firmly, but not unpleasantly, in the
memory. Nos. 749 and 750, " Relievo Casts," from bronze
panels in the monument erected to the memory of the
late Thomas Hood, illustrative of scenes from two of his
poems, from the hand of Mr. M. Noble. In both of these
the touch of the true artist is markedly perceptible.
They are both vigorous in handling, and full without
being crowded in composition. In these pieces force is
beautifully contrasted with delicacy ; and the decision of
style is happily made expressive of the sentiment embodied
in the widely-differing groups. No. 764, " Bust of Robert
Makin, Esq.,—to be executed in marble," by Mr. E.
Davis, is a work possessing the rare yet highly
valuable attributes of great fidelity of representation,
combined with charmingly artistic feeling. The linea-
meats are rendered with the strictest truth, and the cha-
racteristics of the man are delineated with a strong yet
unobtrusive adherence to nature. The general impression
produced by this bust is that life-like reality and gene-
ralised harmony of line and feature which constitute the
principal charms of portrait sculpture—an art in which
the lath Sir Francis Chantrey was without a rival, but
which in this instance Mr. Davis has in a great degree
succeeded in imparting to his labours. No. 760, "Bust of
William Rathbone, Esq.," by the same artist, is another,
excellent specimen of his capabilities. No. 769,
James Walker, Esq., F.R.S., ' by Mr. M. Noble, is

Bust of

charming work, fall of nature, and finely iml
expression. It is massive in style, and is beautifully sug-
gestive of calm and self-reliant energy. There are other
sculptural works shown which exhibit different degrees cZ'
Liverpool, Merseyside, England, 1854-11-07

assistance 7-4 . the En,

are directei
" Yesterday, about ten o'clo
lish fleet attacked the external batteries

a the me

The English batteries

6rs to enable

b of this attac

dition. Elgin new
calculated to produce great effect. Yesterday there was,
iu the battery which ourreuude the term situated te the

LATEST INTELLIGENCE.

THE WAR IN THE CRIMEA

MARSEILLES, SUNDAY EVENING.—The Ganges steamer
has arrived, with despatches from Constantinople of the
28th. It is stated that on the night of the 22nd the
Russians spiked seven guns in a battery guarded by the
26th French regiment. The siege batteries of the allies
were in full play, and produced a terrible effect. It was
thought the assault would be made on the 2nd or 3rd of
November.
VIENNA, Nov. 4.—During the 25th the Russians, 30,000
strong, threw themselves suddenly on the Turkish re-
doubts in the neighbourhood of Balaklava. The Turks
were forced to yield to numbers, but the English light
cavalry brigade came up to stop the progress of the enemy,
and was speedily supported by the heavy cavalry and a
French division. The two allied armies rivalled each
other in bravery, and the Russians were put to flight,
with considerable loss.
On the 26th, the day after, our positions were attacked
as well on the side of Balaklava as on that of Sebastopol.
The allied armies repelled this double attack with the most
brilliant success, and the enemy left 1,000 dead on the
field.
The fire from the batteries of the place had slackened a
good deal, and the siege operations were pursuing their
course in the most favourable manner.
A Russian despatch, received rota Warsaw, announces
that on the 27th and 29th the relative positions of the
besieged and the besiegers remained the same.
The siege works were pushed on, but the most advanced
batteries had not yet been armed with guns.
A second Russian despatch, dated Odessa, Nov. 1,
asserts that up to the 29th nothing decisive had occurred.
On the 27th the allies attacked General Liprandi's
division without effect.
VIENNA, SIINDAY.—The Oest. Correspondenz states
that, according to advices from Odessa, nothing decisive
had occurred at Sebastopol up to Oct. 29.
It is added that it will be well to wait for more positive
details respecting a sortie of the Russians on the 26th and
the conflicts between Liprandi's division and the allies.
Positive orders have been issued that the whole of the
Austrian army must be prepared for action by the 31st of
January.

BY ELECTRIC. TELEGRAPH

MONDAY EVENING, NOVEMBER 6

LoNDoN.—On 'Change, little done in Cotton. Rice,
brisk and advancing. Tallow, to-day, new P.Y.C.
655. 6d. to 665. on the spot. Scotch Pig Iron, 80s. to
80s. 6d., with few buyers. In Spelter, more doing at
£24105. to £24 15s. sterling, on the spot. In Linseed

THE

Paris letters of

Letters from
Liverpool, Merseyside, England, 1854-11-07

so very far from the truti

appears that a party of Russians
it is believed, of 30,000, made a sudden assault on
the forts near Balaklava, and conseouentl

comber

rear of the

besieging

force, and t

)resence

being unexpected, they

success
Liverpool, Merseyside, England, 1854-11-07

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ice, Lord Joax g

e Mansion

,f a parliament

ans of c

statesmanlike decla

payment or sn

iord Presid

provis:

£ those r

sailors

lion, that

aired for the

3uncil ; but, if th

authenticated doul

'ere brow]

as to t

Fund. I:

salaries as that his lordship enjoys

vfore him, I am "s'
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STEAM TO GUERNSEY AND JERSEY,
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(Calling at PENZANCE and PLYMOUTH on the out and home
voyage.)
The BRITISH and IRISH STEAM PACKET
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1,4 SHAMROCK,
4
Captain BAILEY,
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From south-east corner of Nelson Dock, about SATURDAY
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on application to M`CLUNE and TAMPLIN,
Columbia-buildings, Brunswick-street.
WC. and T. will despatch vessels at stated periods to meet
the requirements of the trade.
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• is intended to sail between the above ports,
•:izemuk- with Goods and Passengers (with or without
a Pilot, and with liberty to tow vessels),
from the Clarence Dock Basin, as follows :

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SHAMROCK.. Ts
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firm in their
speedily reinforced, and the Rus

far incomplete, that they were
two of the forts erected by 1-1-
they fired upon the Br'''
stated, that three regiL
cavalry, who were exposed to
Russian batteries, suffered immensely
spatch goes
_on to state that the Frei

cents of I

was attacked the

Russians, but who --x%

slaughter

atertainea
Liverpool, Merseyside, England, 1854-11-07

Sir W. W. WYNN'S HOUNDS will meet 0u

Tuesday, 7th

Grindley Brook

rednesday, St

Llan-y-p!v

Carden
West Felton.

1. ARCRIBALD M`LBLLAN, a astir
row, has just died, bequeathing,

gaislied citizen (
it is said, an it

valuable collection of pictures and statues, his library, antehis gold and silver plate, to the corporation, for the ptir—
pose of founding a Fine Art Gallery in his native city;
and in connexion with this munificent beques' . .
vumi,arl lip has Alen marl

istanent
Mr.

Of a Fine Art Chair in the University of Glasgou.
1111ellan took a warm interest in the architectural reno-
vation and embellishment of his city, and a prominent
part in the restoration of it Cathedral.
Liverpool, Merseyside, England, 1854-11-07

they tirec
;13 of Englis

Irts, from wh

next d
100 Russians, as

their posit

the enemy wit

the Russians

d, and according

hands of the allies
" This is nearly

traordinary was y

t Sebastopol woul

Vice-Ad'

The folk

Lt the Admiralty

.ty that till

in erecting

of shot

has produced lit

marine battalions are M

ATFORD DE REDCLIFFI

London Gazette Ex-

wing. important

al Pandas

off the.Katcha, Oct. 13, 185

dlied armies are em-

patteries to the south of Sebastopol,
'e much retarded by the rocky nature of the
and shell by day and

1 iss sickness
Liverpool, Merseyside, England, 1854-11-07

All Person.
Exhibition n
rican D,

who visited the (

sufficient to state that the PremiumWa'

kny per

3 the fact, that

g exhibited

case thr

Colours are most suitable. Colours to oe avu
Pink, and Light Blue.
M.—Examine the clearness of the Eyes, th
Portraits sent out from t

•
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an the cl

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n orde

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the Chu

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the text. There were, indeed, a multitude of questions to
be settled which endangered the position of the Church in
the nation, and which would make the Church, if she sub-
.e I mitted to them without remonstrance, guilty of the loss of
Liverpool, Merseyside, England, 1854-11-07

grounc

(No. 523.)

but I hear

Ls attacked t'
sth. Their n

the Cossacks precede(
Ottor

nevertheless

a the side of tt

names t

and th

forts it

numbers are

and the Russians were obliged

1 upon our troops.
Ii Light Cavalry, exposed

was attacked by

Les of the town

•eport 01

rived at Bulukdere

.e is none of
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v, Coubiro and Potto
Bridgewater Offices

Greit Fireat the L
Coventry.
Great Fire at Cape Haiti, W. D. Roberts and Co
33urglarions Attempt at the Theatre Royal, Mar

Western K

Greit Fire at Glasiow, Chas
Destructive Fire in Gordon-stye.
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"BLACK STAR" LINE OF PACKETS
Liverpool, Merseyside, England, 1854-11-07

cabinet-]
barmaid

Speckett

On the 26th ult

the late W. Parkinson, Esq., I
On the 28th ult., at St. Davi

D. E. Jones

On the 28th ult., at St. Hilda's Chnrc
the Rev. Robert Taylor, W. J. Hodgs(
Customs, to Hannah Barrett, only dat
Mellanby, Esq., merchant.
On the 29th ult., at St. Silas's Chu-
Gough, Mr. Jolv, r-^'ling, joiner

. W. A. S

Kinrade ; also, M

and, on the 30t1
Jerry.

Oii the 29th n

Seel-street, by the RI
Miss Mary Williams

Ir. Geo. Thompson to

On the 29th t

Joseph, second

James 'Jones,

of this town

On the 29th ult., at
W. M. Faßoon, Mr. Wil
to Margaret, second d
Peterhead, Scotland
On the 3('

er, of Shet

aghter of the L

1 St. Bride's

en, ny the Rev. W
rest son of W. W. Manifold

E. MenlCve, yc

. ,
Esq., surgeon, to Emma, youngest daughter of the late
George Wilde, Esq.

`st's Churc
caret, daug

eTh
M&.

Huy ton, by the
Liverpool, Merseyside, England, 1854-11-07

which devi
"The 'I

retained at
the two Frer

inc. of 4-1"

ith two

rue, was to cast

.
s —that is to s
rt EntAigh anti PI

17th the at

It of tt

but as the we

attach the ships of the line tOillesYL;;";
developing against Sebastopol the line of th
the allied squadrons. Nevertheless, in suite

id the separation which I

part of
Liverpool, Merseyside, England, 1854-11-07

guards a

3rROLTI

" Messrs.
'at the only
iilners' Pate
awes, I was
g to this ex

protection, w

" Belfast.
TRIUMP:

st gIR,-I

iplished thie'
ibe opening
" We are happ
" If our verbs
Bois eommunicatio
" 76. Mosley-s

THOS. MILNER

Great Fire at
Liverpool, Merseyside, England, 1854-11-07

KILLED,

Henry Penfold, A.B.
Michael Cantin, ordinary second class,
George Sans, A.B.
Patrick Connor, ordinary.

WOUNDED, ,
James Bates, A. 8., left leg amputated.
Charles Burr, boatswain's mate, contusion of back.
John Hooper, A. 8., contusion of thigh.
Richard Collins, ordinary, contusion of abdomen,
Stephen Lewis, A. 8., contusion of shoulder.
John Newman, A. 8., contusion of hip.
Robert C. Cottle, A. 8., arm amputated.
James Grubb, ordinary, wound of arm.
James Marshall, captain of foretop, wound of arm.
James Wilson, A. 8., fracture of frontal bone.
William J. Wilson, A. 8., fracture of nasalbone and
wound of eyebrow, severely.
Alex. Johnson, A. 8., contusion of foot.
James Bailey, ordinary contusion of left thigh.
Thomas Lowe, marine, left arm amputated.
Stephen Sharp, marine, contusion of face.
Josh. Sutters, marine, fractured ribs.
Richard Knight, marine, wounded mouth.
Charles E. Stephens, lieutenant, slightly.
HER MAJESTY'S SHIP NIGER.

KILLED.
Edward Palmer, a boy, cut in two by round shot.

WOUNDED

Edward Hills, marine, contusion of chest from splinter.
John Arnold, A. 8., contusions from splinter on head,
chest, and arm.
Reuben Read, marine, contusion and wound of scalp
from splinters.
Benjamin Avery, a boy, wound of forearm from splinter.

HEE MAJESTY'S SHIP FURIOUS.
Six wounded.—Return not received.

ABSTRACT,

Britannia—wounded, 9.
Agamemnon—killed, 4; wounded, 25
Queen—killed, 1; wounded, 7.
Sanspariel—killed, 11; wounded; 39.
Trafalgar—wounded, 2.
Sampson—killed, 1; wounded, 2.
Terrible—killed, 1; wounded, 8.
Retribution—wounded, 2.
Firebrand—wounded, 5.
Sphinx—killed, 1.
.ipiteful—killed, 2 ; wounded, 9.
Cyclops—wounded, 1.
Triton—wounded, 5.
Albion—killed, 10; wounded, 71.
Bellerophon—killed, 4: wounded, 15
Rodney—wounded, 2.
Vengeance—wounded, 2.
Arethusa—killed, 4 ; wo
London—killed, 4 ; wounded, 18
Niger—killed, 1; wounded, 4
Furious—wounded, 6
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Abraham eormiel, arc

linen-drape.

merchant.
went. —lleni

ironmonger

'r.—Her.

Wo:eestershire, and Lei
Rowlandßosworth,Leices

ce, West

commission age

NERSIIIPS DISSOLVED.—W. S. Eccles a
Bradley, Burnley, Lancashire, tailors.—Forbes, Bi
Liverpool, and Forbes and Co., Montreal—C. M

and Co., Liverpool

A P. Gra(

LiverpoOl, joiners

BENDS.

Lancashire, Wilde

TINGS

7, Richard Forshaw (15t)....
8, William Blain (proof and
10, Wm. and Thos. Edmond

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London roa

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and 78, London-road ; Wm. J,
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LIVE AND MANNERS AT GRANADA.

The borders of the lake (Nicaragua) are very animated at
sunrise; women and girls appear with large earthen vessels,
like the ancient amphora (only larger bellied) on their
heads,to draw water ; passengers on horse and foot enjoythe
coolness of the morning ; and almost every visitor treats
himself to a bath. At a later hour, these give way to the

washing-tubs and the men employed about tl _
who transport the goods from the boats to large
wheeled vehicles, drawn by four or six oxen. Th
are then filled with Indians of the neighbourix
and haciendas, who offer their produce for sal
the distance is short, they cat _
heads in large wooden bowls; or we may say, if we pl
they wear monstrous wooden hats, which they turn ui
down for purposes of porterage. Little naked boys on
mules and horses bring to market loads of young maize,
which serves as fodder for horses ; while the inhabitants
of the town partly carry on their trade in their shops, the
women being employed in feminine avocations or the
making of cigars. The greater part of them, however, lie
in hammocks, smoking and rocking, and occasionally re-
galing themselves with a draught of teste,—a not un•
pleasant decoction of maize-meal, sugar, cocoa and water.
smoking is practised by male and female, old and young.
A father will often send a child of four years old into the
kitchen for a light, and the little messenger will return

streets

g• villages
D. When

their burdens

with the glowing cigar in his or her mouth, pnfE
like the funnel of a steam(

costume

f the ladies

sists of a muslin petticoat
nd the hips, and adorned on t.
he waist the higher classes
folds

astened close to the skin

with spangles.
ear a short upper

resembling the Greek

but with ti
bare. Otte

lower classes this part Of ti
especially with children, there is an absenc(

person is quit,

which causes the ladies of resident

Americans to cast down their eyes, or put their hands
before 4.3—* However, all classes adorn their hair,

Ler taces

s always

and flowers 0-f the

beauty tc
Liverpool, Merseyside, England, 1854-11-07

Duke

City, SA'

from C

I hence, and sal
of Wellington, Henry, from
Bees, from Launceston ; Einm:
anie Worrall. from the Clyde—

for Liverp
g. Crew I

Newfound

—Bell, B
Quebec
Aux Caves—La

I —all her

SAILEn

Quebec

Croscom

M'Nulty, Calcut

Meridian, N

ce in the Tagus

constant, for N

d from Malta Oct. 2
Td, for Constantinopl

iz, has put bad
3, from Calcutt

By h telegraphic dispatcl,
reported that the Anne C

SUNDAY, No

, and

a Grahain, from
.all at Valparaisc

Thomas, of New York

'reah.
Bomba

SATURDAY, Nov. 4.—Wind S.W., frest
en.—Gustave, Petz, from Patagonia.
(s.), Lott, for New Yor

•Ottawa (s.s.), Atkins, C

leaky.
to Kedgere

and Marano;are

ula, in Sex
Gibraltar.

, and Orion

and North

San Francisco
Elizabeth Rad

:ans—Charity
llamas' Carr,

,e for Buenos Ayrei, at Dublin, Nov,

aia, Dalton

,guste, Louise
311stantinople
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are appointed to sail as under :
From GLASGOW.
NEW YORK TUESDA Y, 21st November.
GLASGOW TUESDAY, 19th December.
FARES.—Saloon State-room, three berths in each, Eighteen
Guineas; Midship State-room, four berths in each, Fifteen
Guineas; including Provisions, but not Wines or Liquors,
which will be supplied on board at moderate rates.
No STEWARD'S FEE.
A limited number of passengers will be taken at 8 Guineas,
supplied with provisions of good quality, properly cooked.

Carries a Surgeon,
Freight to New York (including carriage from Liverpool by
steamer to Glasgow, and all trans-shipping charges there),
80s. per ton measurement, and 5 per cent. primage.
Bills of Lading (to be had at TURNER and RosE's, 7, South
Castle-street) will be signed here.
Apply to M. LANGLANDS, 20, Dixon-street, Glasgow; or to
ROBERT LA NIONT, 21, Water-street, Liverpool.
Liverpool, Merseyside, England, 1854-11-07

HOLLOWAY'S PILLS, TUE MOST EFFECTUAL REMEDY
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complaint incidental to children they afford immediate and
permanent relief to the sufferer.

THE EARL OP DUNRAVEN has purchased Mr. Bland's
island, near Sneem, county Kerry, on which he intends to
erect a marine castle.

SALMON BREEDING. - The interesting experiment
made by the proprietors of the Tay salmon fishings upon
the ova of that fish is reported to be proceeding most fa-
vourably. On the 22nd of December the breeding boxes
contained about 400,000 ova ; these having been carefully
protected, gave birth, in March and April, to swarms of
par, which have been nourished with great care and at-
tention, and are now beginning to reach the size and as-
sume the silvery appearance of the salmon smolt.

SERIOUS CHARGE AGAINST AN ATTORNEY. —On
Saturday week, Mr. T. Hopkinson, attorney, was charged
at the Shire-hall, Nottingham, with shooting at Mrs.
Deverill, his sister-in-law, on the 19th ult., with intent
to murder her. The prisoner was separated from his wife,
and, on Thursday week, took his child from its mother
home to his own lodgings. Mrs. Deverill went for her
sister, and demanded the child. The prisoner was in bed,
and asked her to wait until he was dressed, but she burst
open the door, when immediately a pistol was discharged,
and she saw the prisoner sit up in bed with a pistol in each
hand. For the prisoner it was urged that he was en-
deavouring to conceal the pistols when one went off; and,
as Mrs. Deverill did not wish to carry the case further,
the prisoner was discharged.
TSB NEW ARCTIC EXPEDITION.—Dr. Rae says that
two overland expeditions have been decided upon,—the
one in boats to go down the Mackenzie River in search of
Capt. Collinson, about the safety of whom there is now
some anxiety • the other, in canoes, down Black's Fish
River, to make further inquiry into the fate of Sir John
Frankin's people, and to endeavour to obtain some more
nd, should any of the remains of the dead be

ound, to place them decently under ground. About noon,
m Friday, the 27th ult., it was arranged by the Lords of

the Admiralty and Captain Shepherd; deputy-governor of
the Hudson's Bay Company, that these expeditions should
be left wholly in the hands of the Hudson's Bay Company;

and the same evening the depots-governor had postedletters to Sir George Simpson, territorial governor, en..
taining full details as to. the objects and mode of carrying
izto effect these expeditious,
Liverpool, Merseyside, England, 1854-11-07

Coastb3ise.

STEAM TO AND FROM LONDON AND LIVERPOOL,

CALLING AT
PENZANCE, FALMOUTH, PLYMOUTH, AND PORTSMOUTH.
THE BRITISH and IRISH STEAM-PACKET
Oft - \ COMPANY intend despatching their powerful
'
,
ARAI WI Steamers, from the south-east comer Nelson
Dock (with or without pilots), wind and
weather permitting, with Goods and Passengers, as under :
NILE Sunday, Nov. 12.. at 3, A ftrn.
LADY EGLINTON Sunday, Nov. 19.. at 9, Morn.
NILE Sunday, _ Nov. 26.. at 2, Aftrn.

Or other suitable Vessels

FARES (including Fees):—Firstballl72o6.; Second Ditto,
15s. ; Deck, 10s.
...

Sailing from LONDON every Sunday, at 8 A.M. Goods re-
ceived in London at the Dublin and Liverpool Steam Wharf,
Lower East Smithfield, and at West Kent Wharf, Southwark.
For further particulars apply to the Secretary, W. J. EoAN,
Dublin; JAMES HARTLEY and Co., 137, Leadenhall-street,
London; W. D. NIATTHEWS, PeIITROCe; ROBERT CLARKE,
Plymouth; WILLIAM CARNE, Falmouth ; R. HATCH,
Portsmouth ; or to

'AM.:LUNE and TANIPLIN,
Columbia-buildings, Brunswick-street, Liverpool.
N.B.—The British and Irish Steam packet Company will
not be accountable for the correct delivery of Goods, unless
the Packages are fully directed.

STEAM BETWEEN LIVERPOOL AND GLASGOW,

The Glasgow and Liverpool Royal Steam-
packet Company's powerful Steam.ship
- Altfak. PRINCESS ROYAL,
- Captain J. MACH LEEN,
Is intended to sail as under, from CLARENCE DOCK,
LIVERPOOL:—

PRINCESS.. Thursday.. Nov. 9, at- .1
o'clock, Afternoon.
PRINCESS.. Tuesday .. Nov. 14, at 4i o'clock, Afternoon
PRINCESS,. Saturday .. Nov. 18, at 8 o'clock, Evening.
PRINCESS.. Thursday.. Nov. 23, at 12 o'clock, Noon.
PRINCESS.. Tuesday .. Nov. 28, at 3 o'clock, Afternoon,
Fares—Cabin (including Steward's Fee), 15s. ; Steerage, 6s.
Servants in Cabin, Full Fare.
ROBERT LAMONT, 21, Water-street, Liverpool.