The Northern Daily Times.
Liverpool, Merseyside, England, 1856-02-14 00:00:00

OUTPORTS.

Greenock. Feb.l2 —Arrived—Maggie:Corbett, St 'Michaels—Wm.
Campbell, Trinidad—Woodlark, Mauritius. Sailed.—Unanimity,
Havre.

➢fARITIME EXTRACTS.

Jersey, Feb. 11.—The Amelia, Craig, from Sr. Betters to Liver-
pool, has Leen swept by the current on the rocks at the foot of the
Hermitage She tills with the flood; her forefoot is started, and
she is bilged.

Hastings, and Chrystabel—both of London at Ascension, Dec. 2S.
discharg ng.

Penzance, Feb. 9.—The Janet, from Liverpool to South Shi-lds,
which put back with lost of foreyard, &c., has put back again, mak-
ing IS inches water per hour.

Gibraltar, Feb. 1.--The Prosidence, M'Kenzie, from Liverpool,
which west on shore during the late gale, has been got off
Pwlilieli, Feb. 11.—There are 1445 bales cotton landed from the
Sarah Ann, and shipped in craft for Liverpool. Part of the sugar
will he saved; it is exi.ecttd that the vessel will be got off next
springy.

i Islay, Feb. 9.—The tide ebbs and flows through the Mobile, from
Mobile to Liverpool, on shore near Ardmore, and it is feared that the
ship will become a wreck, but the great part, if not the whole of the
cargo it is expected will be saved. Vessels drawing from 10 to 12
feet water can be alongside the ship should the weather be favour-
able for discharging the cotton into them.
New York, Feb. 2.—"1 he John Knox, Miller, from London to
Mobile, on shore on the Chandeltur Island,. remained fast on the
22nd.—A two-masted ship was seen in at. 39, lon. 30, Jan. 13, wit 1
a brig near her. appal allay taking off the ci ew.— The barque Good
Intent, of abuu. Goo tons, timber laden, was taken into St. Pierri
Miquelon a der. lint. Jan. 22.
Peru, for Southampton, has put back to Malta. [Meat.—The
above is supposed to be the Pera, R.M. S., with the mail and pas-
sengers for Southampton, per last steamer from China, India, &c.]
John Walker, Williams. from Liverpool, at Pernambuco, for Rio
Grande, leaky, and with 5 tons of cargo thrown overboard; cargo
discharging.
Greenock, Feb. 12.—The sloop Amity, of London, Genery, from
Lisbon for Glasgow with a cargo of fruit, drifted on shore at Mill-
port, with the loss of every stitch of canvas, and with considerable
damage.—The Pilot, Richardson, from Bt. John, N. 8., which arrived
here on Tuesday, was ♦ert much water-logged.
Bzaumaris, Feb. 10.—Arrived—New York, from Liverpool for
Charleston, with loss of water and two sails split.
Holyhead, Feb. 9.—Arrived—Sappho, from Liverpool for Rio
Grande,

FOREIGN PORTS.
Lindisfa-ne, Miller, hence at Ceara.
Randolph, Martin, hence at Matanzas.
C io, Cullipole, hence at Newfoundland.
Iris, Purean, from Alicante at Gibralt r for Liverpool.
Arethusa, from Cadiz ; Cynthia, from Cardiff, Cornucopia, from
Lisbon; William ana lames, from Cape Verdi; Pampero (s.); Isis,
Press; Acorn, Anderson; Elizabeth Wood, Nicholson; Crusader,
Williams; and Partisan, Sanester, from hence; Heath, from Car-
diff; Ferris, Gauntlet, awl J. 0 , from Cadiz—all at Buenos Ayres.
Canoe, Bevans ; and Abeona, from hence; Spinner, from Lon-
don; Basilia, Evans; Dauntless, Reeves; and William, Keil, from
Cardiff; Rannays, from Entre Rios, and sailed for England, Dec.
22; Clara; Flora, Nottingha ; and Prince Albert, Polite, from
Cadiz ; John Hillman, from Harnburgh; Manuelita, Cutpherston,
from Buenos Ayres—all at Monte Video.
Thornaykt sailed from Monte Video for Liverpool, Dec. 22.
Mystery, Heron ; Fl rise, Hardinge; Astarte, Crossley; and
Caroline Chisholm, Teasdale, from hence; Valpa, from Assumcion ;
Albert, Morton; and Flora, Challis, from St. Helena—all at Bio
J.neiro.

Juverna, Rees; Panic, Lamb; Evertor], King; Lord Hardinge,
Charles; Corinthian, Pitcairn ; and May Queen, Tregoning, from
hence ; Grouv.lle, from New Carlisle , Hannah Codner; M rands,
Newman; James Stewart; and Bslclutha, Hart. from Newfound..
land; Annie Scott, from Hartlepool, and sa led for Rio Janeiro—all
at Bahia. I

Ariel, sailed for the Channel. Dec. 30: Dolphln, for Hamburgh,
Dec. 7 ; Samuel Stoddart, for Calcutta, Dec. 26—a1l from Bahia.
Quickstep, sailed from Santos for the Channel, Jan. 5.
Queen. Nant ; Reciprocity, Madge ; Rosario, Larkin; and Black
Prince, Crone, from hence; Zebina, Le Gresley, from Gasre, and
sa led for Rio J tneiro. Jan. 11; Walter Baine, and sailed for
Paraiba; Talbot; Helen Clayp ile; Emma, White; Ann Walker,
Williams; and Emily, Goldsworthy, from Newfoundland—all at
Pernambuco. _

Minstrel Boy, and Contest, from Maceio off Pernambuco, and
proceded to Liverpool.
Enthusiast sailed trom Pernambuco 14th Jai., for Liverpool :
Meteor into, and Easther Ann 17th for the Channel ; Town of
Liverpool 18th, for Paraiba ; and Queen of the. Teign 18th, for
Maceio.

Enerey sailed from Buenos Ayres 2nd Dec., Rosalie 13th, Rita
17th, all for Liverpool; Sappho 20th Dec., for Anti.les ; Jenny Jones
9th Dec., for Va paralco.
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Ariel sailed from Bahia 30th Dec., for the Chinnel ; Dolphin 7th,
for Hamburgh ; and Samuel Stoddart 26th Dec., for Calcutta.
Euphrates (s.s.), hence at Corfu.
J. roster, jun., Porter; Napier, Sandford;
_and Albert Gallatin,
Delano—all hence t New York.
Livingston, hence at Apala hicola.
Pyramid, Henderson; and Harvey Birck, Nelson —both hence at
New Orleans.
Neptune's Favourite, Lane, hence at Boston.
Dumfries, Tkompsoo, from Shields at New York.
Zagora, and Empress—both hence at Alexandria.
Arab, hence at Bordeaux.
Cordialidade sailed from Lisbon for Liverpool, Jan. 31.
Industria sailed from Bahia for Liverpool. Dec. 31.
Elleralie, and Autumnus— both hence at Colombo.
Caroline Chisholm, and Ellt Reed— both hence at Rio Janeiro.
Dilligenti,, hence at Bahia.
Bombay Packet sailed from Pernambuco, Dec 24; Stranger, Dec.
25 : and Westmoreland, Jan. 4—ad for Liverpool.
Astracan, hence at Calcutta.
Florence sailed from Rio Grande, Dec. 22; Princess Royal, Dec.
25 ; and Smyrna, Dec. 25—a1l for Liverpool.
Evangelite, and Emperor, cleared from Calcutta, Dec. 28; Geo.
Rendall, Jan. 1 ; Alfred the Great, Jan. 3 ; Melicte, Jan. 5 ; Richd.
Battersby, Jan. 6 ; and Merlin, Jan. 7—all for Liverpool.
Acorn, Elizab oh Wood, Crusader, Union, and Partisan—all hence
at Buenos Ayres,
Energy cleared from Buenos Ayres, Mc. 2 ; Rosalie, Dec. 13; and
Rita, Dec. 13—all for Liverpool.
Jan. 2 ; Typhoon, Jan. 13 ;and
Lord Raglan sailed from Bombay,
Queen's Hlll, Jan. 15—all for Liverpool.

BIRTH.,
On the 13th Inst., the wife of Mr. Thomas M. Colton, of a son

DEATHS.

On the 12th ult., at Sierra Leone, on board of the brig Ponca,
aged 21, Themes Charles, only son of Edward Samuel Williams,
joiner and builder, Liverpool.
On the Bth inst., at Hieres Var France, Mr. Thomas Wyse, jun..
late of t'eaforth, aged 37 years.

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