... _ _ „ Ship. Captain. Register.! Borden, j ToBaU. Bultana Brewster 1326 j 4500 Nov. 20. Red Jacket OH.-Ilonin 1460 ' FOOO — White Star T.C. C. ?? 2300 TOOO —.., .- the laraart, trade, a ing punctuality of their .-i-iilini; encajre-uientM. Pa^sen /, r^ ?? without fail on tbe 19th of NoveinKr.— For freight or passage, HPPIy to the owners, H. T. WILSON and CHAMBERS, 21, Water- street, Liverpool; ...

... i Captain. Register.; Burden, j To Bail. Sultana Brewster 1326 | 4500 ; Nov. 20. Bed Jacket OHaUoran 3460 , ««» - White Star T.C. C. ?? 2360 TOOO ] ?? The clippers . l handsomo.-t inthe trade, an > passages and the swerv- ing punctual : ' « ■ J^»2^ rilust ?? without fail bn th. For /^ht or pawage. r.pply to the owners, IT. T.WILSON and CHAMHKHS «LWater- street, Liverpool ; or to SEYMOUR, ...

... Th. pul i.. Munllrur ~I T mnduy. J duulit, the severe strictures the Englis ~ , . Leant If the affair given the Charles Georges, a vessel authorized oy tne colonial government La JUunwH to reermtjor tree Sgp«. roluutury negroes thus obtained Mayotte. IsUnd. and from Matibone, on the Portuguaje coast, was in the Bay condemned before the tribunal at Mozambi ...

... 8 h Psages engaged. Goods and parcels ?? JF*** 6 ?? at through ratea. Money orders mated. The Canadian government and other pamphlets issued (grabs). A *£ l l _f*Jf._ and P«-.**a (Grand Trunk Rail- way Office), 2JUQ- Broad street, London, EC. PASSAGE HORr £14 AID BPWARDB. _fck l?_?,fBEY LINE OF AUSTRALIAN ?? H^? Bl^' SAILING BETWEEN LIVER- » POOL TO MELBOURNE, on the 25th of ■sa ■■■■ «very ...

... Register. | Burden. | ToSaiL Sultana Brewster 1326 1 4500 Nov. 20. Red Jacket OHalloran MBO ! £008 — White Star IT.C. C. ?? 2360 5000 I — The clippers of this line .aire the largest, finest, and handsomest in the trade, and are well known for their famous passages and the unswerv- ing punctuality of their sailing engagements. Passen jers must embark without fail on the 19th of November.— For ...

... the Re*. WM ?? 'Is THE REFORMATION a BLEBS. ?? it kaball we leave unnoticed the SEVENTEENTH vnVCMBfcR, JS&6' the Three Hundredth Anniveraary ol °* ,_jMrr* IssjnbiishnMQtin this Country by the Aceesmor. y.v^Euxabsth?'— is earnestly commended to the consi- °* the Friends of Protestant principles tnroughooi ioistrybrts* «*piil:- j^fleawrialiwMfci. Bey. £. Hoare, Tanbrio« __ tf. Artfcw. Lsadon. ...

... lll Towns of the United Kingdom to New (•Tjrtct calling at St. John's, Newfoundland, to land her f' rk «£ Mails.— The splendid and powerful Ocean Mail Steamships ...

... on very advantageous terms. Letters addressed W. G., Journal Office, Worcester. \\ T ANTED, in the Country, a good PLAIN v 1 COOK, who will be required to assist in the Wash- ?? to Mrs. Banks, High Street, Worcester. worcestershire~police7~ 11/ ANTED, a NUMBER of MEN for the \ V above Force. They must read and wiite, and be generally intelligent, and of a strong constitution, free from any ...

... ?? bearing interest at tb' c -^ 0 f 5 pg- (jent> W±(OP 'paynble in London »_alf -yearly, on the Ist K ; H**^ Ist August, 9' a d convertible into the ?? 1i *^ -hare* °f tne 0!r pany at any time prior to ■pi-Ji^. jgfiS, and at t>_ e rate of rive £20 10s. shares K** B 1 . fioo i,on(l- -■ ffertbe MOB-VGAGE BONDS, bearing interest at WlP* j 5| pe'. cent, per annum, and redeemable in mW *wit » ...

... 20s.— The 1 P*£ti Company's new, splendid, and very powerful steamship ' 1 **sn\ OS!, F- w - P* IRCE . Commander, leaves the St. Katharine 1 si ?? Tower, even' Sunday, at 12 noon j returning from Antwerp : ( Z .tjrodnesdaj 8l 1S noon - TraveUers may proceed by rail- j fr? ' from Antwerp to Cologne, Hamburg, BerUn, Letpsic, Dresden, •Vith the short sea passage of five hours only.— All ...

... LIVERPOOL. S~OLID GOLD CHAINS, (any Pattern) for their Weight in Soveroigi, ...

... applied for bis certificate. Mr. Lawrence, for the assignees, eiplained that the bankrupt'a position was caused by his having lad the misfortune to be bequeathed a legacy. A friend—not a relative—left him by will two shares in the Koyal British Bank. The will was disputed by the testator'a relations, and Vice-Chancellor decided that they were entitled to the shares. The bankrupt appealed to ...