[From the New England Cof...
[From tlle New England Coff e-bouse.]-Liverpool, Oct. 14.-Arrived, the ('ortes from New Vork ;sailedI Sept. 8. The ifannibal Aratlinson, at New York; Halcyon, Wooster, at Phi- ladelpbia, Beividera, Hobson. at Baltimnore; Indian, ('hief, Hlux-n phrey ; Lefmidas5, Stcycns, fronm Havre; and Edward Qlzrsnell, Hawkins, at New York, tie Pacific, Maxwell, off New York; the ve.stor, Lee, is hourly expected. A short time since a gentleman of very rcspectable ap- pearance went over our magnificent Catthedral, and after viewing its numerous beauties, still lingerod, and seemned loth to depart. At length herequesteti to be leftalone, which was grantes. Heiibme. diately hurried to the spot where Thomas-i._3Beke was murdlered, ad prostrated himself otn the large stone where it is said bh expired. The gentleman repeatedly crossed himself, and engaged in earnest prayer for a very considerable period, until the person who bad the care of the Cathiedral interrupted his devotions by requesting him to withdraw, a the hour was late. This thegentlpman, who oas a fo. reigner, an evidlently of respectability, complied with, observing to hla guide, t& hat he, being a Potestant, could not enter ilto his feel ings.-Canterbu,y paper. A gentleman namend GTignouix, residling at Miramont, shot his servant dead on the niglht of the 24hi of September. The de- ceaseAth as a fine young nian, only 20 yeats of ag . Among nany causes assigned f'or this txtraor(dinary mdurder, t hemost revalent is, that ths rash act Wasres petrated throughi lealouy of his wife, who is represented as a very beautitVrl workan, and as having been much attached to the unfortunate deceased. nE.cw dir Moidi. tr ldvertisenan t.-na few days iviil be publisheed, byLuptan Ref,1,Cmhill, a-nt iuscribed (by permission) to I f Mlost GraLciouis MAjkesty, Friendslzup, 0/flrinzg, or the Annullal Reniere,s. bra nvr ; a Cihristmas Present aind New Y'ear's Gift, for 1625. The illustrations, 20 in nuniber. are engraved in the first style of the art byMlersrs. Hleathi, Fry, Cooke, &C.; after deslgos by Mlessrs. 31Vestall and SLOthard, Sir Jloshua Reynolds, 5 urillo, Claude , &c. ; and( will include, in aiddition to thc usual f:ofeign view5, a series of British vignette scenery, whiceh will be regularly conitinued. The literary de.partment contains an interesting variety from the popular plens of M'Iss Edgworth, Mvrs. Opie, L. E. L., the author of the '6improvissric~"ev. T. Dale, and various aniony- mous, conitributions fo distinguislhed authiors This volumne has bee,[n inp,re,paraLion for mnany mionths, and is published on the mnost lier lscl Iit will be verv tastefully fitted tip in a case, embossed from dies sunk for the exptiess puirpose, and containing finely exe- cutel medallions of' H-omer, Virgil, Shakspeare, anid Milton. A few proof' im-presions of the 'plates %vill be taken off os;India paper, ter which an earl applicationi wVif be niecessary.