The Northern Daily Times.
Liverpool, Merseyside, England, 1856-10-07 00:00:00

NOTICE TO MARINERS,

CAPS RACE LIGHT, NewvouNntasu.—The Lords of the Corn-
mittee of Privy Council fur Trade give notice, that the Lighthouse
recently erected upon Cape Rune (Newfoundland) will be lighted,
and will continue to exhib t a fixed white light, from sunset to sun.
rise, on and after the 15:11,, of December, 1856. The light will be
visible to seaward from N.E. by E. round by the S.E. and south to
west. The light is elevated ISO felt above mean water level of the
sea, and may he seen in clear weather 17 miles fro n a ship's deck.
The ter is striped red and white vertically. It stands close to the old
beacon, which has been cot down. The lighthouse is in lat. 46 d-g.
39 min. 12 sec. N., Lin. 53 de;. 2 min. 38 sec. W. [ bearings are
magnetic. Var. 24 deg. W. 3
Board of Trade, September. 1856.
N.B.—A toll will be levied upon all vessels benefiting by this light,
UNITED STATES OF AMERICA.
LIGHT ON EGG ROCK, OFF NAIIA.NT, BOSTON BAY, MASS.—The
Li,crithou-e on egg Rock having been completed, will be illumMated
on the night f Sept. 15, 1856 and every eight thereafter, from sun.
set to sunrise. Tne house Is equare; one and a half stories in
height ; it is whitewashed and surmounted by a towerelevated three
feet above the roof, and capped with an iron lantern. The illumi-
nating apparatus is a fifth order lens, elevated 57 feet above high
water mark, and should be visible under ordinary states of the
atmosphere about 10 miles. The following bearings from this
.ig oßree Beacon,
hnui i Ni e 4
d
station are given :—Graves Bel Boat, S E. by S. ; Nahant (East
Point). S. E.; Methodist Church, Swampscot, N.N.W.
id W. ;
NoVo.u;nodust.erllry securedP i
Bard, BUOY ovi TIjEC " it;:. AND CHICKENS," ENTRANCE TO
BUZZARD
eig eh Rack co
bell 'S By, Mass black can buoy of t e first class, with a,
gonßotcokp, Nii:Ea.n4 Nicco.
frame, strrmonnted by a cizhoopdangerousiron da-mark, been pl .c
we oft
this dangerous reef. The bell is elevatedsix feethas
above thewater
it is tilled by the actions of the wave, tides, and winds, and can lla
heard in ordinary weather about one m le. The day.mark is two
feet in diameter, painted black, and is elevated nine feet above the
water. The buoy is placed in seven fathoms water, hard bottom, about one-third of a mile south of the " Old Cock." The following
bearings are given from this hu•iy:—Sow and Pigs Light Vessel, s.
by E. ; S.conet Point, W. N.; Entrance t‘i Westpoit Harbour,
N W. by N.; Mishatim Lodge Buoy, E.N.E. f E.; Old Cock,,N. love
W. (3earinaa magnetic),
By command of their Lordships,

JOHN WASHINGTON, Hydrographer,
Hydrographic Office, Admiralty, London, 2;th September, 1856.
till not ce affects the following Admiralty Chart, No. 268, North
America, E. Coast, Sheet 5; also Liglithou,e

SHIPPING INTELLIGENCE

LIVERPOOL, OcvonEn 7.
Mon WATER-11forn. 3 46—Even. 4 16—Height, 10 ft. 8 in,

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ARRIVED.
Oct. 6.—l.lnicorn (s.s.), from Hamburg—Valpirairo (new ship)
Clyde—Brothers, Buenos Ayres—Esm-ralda. Quebec—Esk, Paraiba
—Jessie Miller, St. Mary's, N.S.—Wande er, Parebro —Elizabeth
and Catherine, Venice —Ariel, and Countess of Malmesbury, Abea—
Leona, Seville—Lord Nelson, Bordeaux—Cintra (s.s.), Oporto.

SAILED

Oct. 6.—Donald Mackay, for Melbourne —Petronella, Callao—
Fearnought, Bombay—Antartic, New York—F. M. Arnott, City
Point—Fanny, Africa—Magrico, Lisbon—Coromandel, Calcutta—.
T. L. Tilly, and Wild Horse, St John, N.B.— ntoinelle, Rio Janeiro
—Tirrell, New Or'eans —Aquila de Ora, Porto Rico —Herrnoine, and
Friends, Pernambuco —Senator, Valparaiso.

MARITIME EXTRICTS.
Liverpool, Oct 6 —The Mercurious, arrived here on Saturday from
Shanghae, experienced very heavy Weather all the month of July.
being almost an incessant gale—frightful lightning July 8, in 1at.13
8., lon. 30 E., previous to a most severe gale; the heaviest gale
occurred on the 16th and 17th July. On the 14th July, in let. 35 S..
lon. 2F, E., passed a bale of Bombay cotton, apparently not long in
the ,water —The Jessie Miller, arrived here, yesterday, from St.
Mary's, N.S , with loss of deck load, being 12 hours on her beam
ends in a gale on the 4th and sth ult, in lat. 45.11 N , lon. 39.25
FOR gION PORTS,
James Littledate. hence at Callao,
Reaper, hence at Puerto Cabello.
Hearer (8 hence at Havre,
Maunder (a.a ), hence at Trieste.
Mariner, from Girgenti ; Liffey, from Patras; and Challenger,
hence—all at Gibraltar.
Faith, hence at Helvoft.
Orangandy, and John BrlOtt, both from Bombay; and Swithan,
ley, from Calcutta—all Lt Whampoa.

BIRTII
onotpueghetethr.inst , at Falkner.square, the or;fe of J. J. Ridley, Esq.,
of a

(M' Births, !Ilan !ages, and Deaths, are only inserted When sent
to our Office dull• authenticated.

--(-)fTtli:eGßoovye
decided
cBARRACKS p
appropriate
rTi
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theG u .kans
locale
arlnmAleilnit-
tary Asylum at Chelsea for the accommodation of a
battalion of the Guards, This property consists of
upwards of forty acres of land
havNeB
expected to be ready for ; the buildings are
A HIT AT THE 0
,LEoccupation in about two years
SS.—SUNDAY DRINKING IN GLASGOW
—Last week Robert Gardner, keeper of the Northern
Club, Parliamentary-road, Glasgow, was charged at the
Nortl-e . ro
police-court with selling' spirits
without
a
license
on Sunday, the 14th ult. Several police officers
deposed that drunken persons were seen coming out of
the hous;.,, and two men, paid by the police to ask for
drink, were furnished with drink, though not members
of the club. It appeared, however, that the men had
gone in with members, and the liquor was brought to
them in bottles on which a member's name was written.
Neither the house nor the clubmaster were licensed.
Liquor was given out and paid for. The drink was
ordered from the clubmaster. There was a reading-hall
and dining-room, but no sleeping. rooms. The entrance
money was seven guineas, the annual subscription two
guineas. The clubmaster's salary was £1.50 a-year. He
had no profit. Several members of the club were
examined. They said they joined it because they could
get no drink anywhere else. There are 300 members.
The keeper is paid by salaiy. The Court decided that
the charge was proved, and fined the defendant £l3, op
three months' imprisonment