The Northern Daily Times.
Liverpool, Merseyside, England, 1853-10-05 00:00:00

Astrologer, (ss) hence, and left for Malt
(ss) Bell, hence, and left for Con
Fidelia, hence, and Cadiz, at
Gannet, (ss) hence, at Lisbon,
City. of Lincoln
Chipman, 18th ;
England ; Lady Shelbourn
and John Peile, 24th Angus
BEAUMARIS, Ist October.—
Alexandria, arrived here on th

.. ; and Tenerife
both at Gibraltar.

I-1, 16th August; Ward
22nd: all for

Chimborazo

it, for Chinchas ;

'he George, from Liverpool to'
27th, having sprung her fore-,

mast, &c. ; has been surveye

:I will return & Liverpool

for repairs.

LISBON, Sept
declare Newcastle
to be a suspectec'• one, in consequence of advices received here
from the Portuguese Consul, dated the 19th, by the steamer;
Gannet. It is expected tl
quent to that date, will 1,

—The B

'd of Health is about OP
and has decreed Liverpooa

i infected p

vessels lettvir.

Liverpool, subse-

to quarantine in Portu

guese ports, and cargoes lam
The Warrior, for Austra
been ordered back to Englax

a put into this port, has.

AMSTERDAM, ISt October.—A bottle was washed on shore
at Niemo Diep, 29th September, containing a letter from Mr
Scott, master of the Guardian, from Bahia, to this port
stating that that vessel was in a sir
GOTTIIENDURG, 24th Sent

A. Finnish brig, laden with
,nded on the Scau, and an

tar, is reported to have bee
English brig on the reef, wi

Report of the Phcebe, from Smyrna, &c., at Liverpool :
On the 17th Sept. spoke the American barque, Race Horse,
going into Smyrna; same time, the schooner, Friah, of Lon-
don ; same time, Messrs. Burns and M'lver's screw steamer,
Teneriffe, was coming out. On 28th Sept., in the Straits of
Gibraltcr, spoke the British brig, Eleanor Grace. The
schooner, Triton, of Yarmouth, bound eastward.

CLYDE SKIPPING

litnn, and Adelaide

ARDROSSAN, OCT. 3.
Cann, Cann, both sailed for Boston, U. S
Clare, Pinkey, from St. John's N. B. at Ayr, October 3
Funchall, Gordon for Labrador, at Greenock, 'Dekker 3
Agnes Sophia, Shanks, put back October 4th leaky,: a 4
will have to discharge at Greenock.
Brenda, M‘Leod, sailed for Demerara, October 3.

QUEENSTOWN (CORK), OCT. 3

ARRlVED.—frights, Smart, from Odessa; Nicola Uerr
Aleighhan, Galati ;—off Naramissie from New York.
SAILED.—AnIy Ann, from Liverpool for Montreal;,
Amelia, Cardiff, for Barcelona.

THE COU.R7

BALMORAL, (

Her Majesty, with the P
drove yesterday to Invercauld, ti
Mrs. Farquharson. The Vicountess Cannino
dance on her Majesty. _

)yal and Princess Alice,
residence of Mr. and

was in atten-

His Royal Highness Prince Albert went out deer-stalking.
The dinner party yesterday included her Royal Highness
the Duchess of Kent and suite from Abergeldie.

CHOLERA

(FROM THE GENERAL BOARD OF HEALTH, WHITEHALL)
IS eweastle-upon-Tyne, Oct. 2 : Deaths
Cholera
Diarrhcea 1

On Saturday, there were also 186 cases of diarrhea re-
ported, eight approaching to cholera; and on Sunday, ther9
were 127 cases of diarrhoea, six approaching to cholera.
The total number of deaths from cholera and diarrhoea io
Newcastle during the present outbreak has been 1,392. 10
the same period (viz., the first 32 days), during the prevalence
of epidemic cholera there, in 1831-32, the number of deaths
was 233.

Gateshead, Oct., 2
Cholera
The number of cases of diarrhoea reported during the day
has been 212, of which 11 were approaching to cholera.
The total number of deaths from cholera and diarrhoea in
Gateshead up to the present date has been 385. During the
like period (viz., the first ?6-days), in 1831-32, the deaths
amounted to 139.

Deaths