... LOSS OF THE LIVERPOOL EMIGRAN1' SHJIP ANNIE JANE. We regret to announ I-I- ^ a- -. ulred We regret to announce the loss of the emigrant ship ?? Jane, Captain Mason, one of Messrs. Holderness sad Chilton's American line of Packets, which became a total and wreck on the Island of Barra, off the west coast of Scotlaud th f be 28th ult. a very large number of Irish etmigreus ergof ben,,g drowned ...

... FOREIGN INTELLIGENCE II C,.-dI1 ~ FRANC1& integrit3 Tradie continues duill in Paris. Thto corn trade should t ini Purilutse been remsarkably heavy during the last 1The We iS. hss been difficult to procure S8t'. for ?? finest I 'iil ofduwieqvr good is to be had at interests 86f. and 37f., and ordilitry qu aliy at, 83f. and 85f. the dignity sack of'7 l~ galmls The principal sales effected ...

... I . v 51MAN DRtOWNED.-.On Friday week, an inquest was held before J. Uargreaves, Esq., coroner, upon the body of William Reedyhough, aged fifty years, who had been found drowned in the canal the day before. How or by what means be got in is not known. The inquest was held at the house of Mr. Kershaw, Thorn Inn, Church Kirk, when a verdict of Accidental death was returned. TaE TEN FEn CENT. ...

... MANCHESTER:.CITY COUNCIL.j Inm ADDRESS TO MR. GLADSTONE. I bj A spiecial nieeting of the Manchester city council was held pact ion Monday, at noon, in the Town Hall, Kinig-street, for the oft purpose of considering the propriety of presenting an address that to the Right Hon.- W. E. Gladstone, M.P. chiancellor'of the of- -exchequer, on the occasion of his visit to this city. oft The MAYon. (. ...

... ; , LONDON, FRIDAY NooX. The Board of Trade accounts for the month ending Sep- tember Mtb, and-for the eight months of the year terminating the same day, were issued this morning. They continue to show increased exportations of domestic produce and manu- factures, and to afford evidence of the general activity of l trade. i ; - l The value of our exports in September wvas 48,297,086, being ...

... H. , LOR LeAGUE The Lancashire, Yorkshire, and Cheshire Labour League is formed for the protection and regula- tra tion of the interests of native production. At sin the first meeting its chief objects were stated to m/ be the substitution of a protective for a free trade thi policy, the obtaining of an act of Parliament for ta, the limitation of the hours of labour, the repeal we of the ...

... THE CHRONICLE. PRESTON, SATURDAY, OCTOBER 8, 1853. The business of the Corporation on Thursday was of an interesting and important character. The reports of the various committees shewed that the members had been active in the discharge of their duties as respects the preservation of the health of the community. The large number of notices for the removal of nuisances, and the closing of ...

... Ezlor'b of tbe alit. I 'rThough thero be strange ineonsistint mixture, in human nature, there never yet was a very fine understanding where the hcart was Corrupt-Dr. Armnstron. He who batcs the wisest and best of men bates tiho Father of men ; tor where is the father of lcon to be .vccn but in tit! most perfect of his children ?-Latcatcr. Every virtue communicates a proportionato degree of ...

... his The stipendiary magistrate, J. S. Mansfield, Esq., is at bj present in London. hE From an advertisement elsewhere it will be seen that ON the Rev. Mr. Ward, a ooleured gentleman, from Candth will to-night lecture on the wants, conditien, an pro- parts of the refugees from American slavery, in Caad. MADAME GRISt AND S3IGNOR MARIO.-These dtn-of guished vocalists, it will be seen, are to ...

... is, .Wei rn CO(URT, Arc. exa d. The Queen leaves Balmoral on Thursday next, the 13th a. Oh inst, for Holyrood, remains there till the next morning, q and, starting early, will reach Windsor Castle on the pa3 1W evening of the 14th insta c he Her Royal Highness the Duehess of Kent will leave roe ie Abergeldie on the 12th inst., and proceed to London, and, the Dff after remaining a day or two at ...

... o.f HERALDIC CARVING. 0nl TO THE EDITORS OF THE LIVERPOOL MERCURY. his GENTLEMEN -I beg to call the attention of carvers in wood ' edas well as moaeiicrs, to a sad instance of false heraldry, as well 10n as false taste, just exhibited over the new money-order office Itly in this town; and I do eo in order to show the necessity of inartiets etudying their subjects before commencing their axe- ...

... or MONDAY EVENING, OCrTeaR 10. 7e A cabinet council was held at the foreign-office to-day Lc Le (Monday). At PORTUGAL.-LISBON, SEPT. 29.-- Liverpool is declared Bai sr suspected of cholera. wS s- CONSTANTINOPLE.-Forty or fifty vessels are nnder OV mo quasantine. lat ty German letters state that the Emperor of Austria will yo u, observe neutrality in the event of war. m: co Nothing positive is ...