The Northern Daily Times.
Liverpool, Merseyside, England, 1856-02-08 00:00:00

DERBY

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SHIPPING INTELLIGENCE

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LIVERPOOL, FEBRUARY 8

WIND YESTERDAY—West South-west,

HIGH WATER—Morn., 12 28 —Eveg. 12 51—Height, 20 ft 0 in
OPT THE PORT AND INWARD BOUND.
Asiatic, Cluny, Kennebec, Hersilia, and Laura.

ARRIVED.
Feb. 7.—Emily, Tut,co.M and Queenstown—Pe-tche.Lee, 151ay....
Queen of the Exe, Bahia—Success, Macelo—Byzantium, Honduras.

SAILED.
Feb. 7.—Lebanon (s.s.), Constantinople—Plymouth Rock, and
Chancellor, New York—Abyssinia, Cuba—Jos. Terra t, Melbourne.

OUTPORTS,

Queenstown, Feb. 7.—Arrived—Kezi, Ewart, Callao—lnverna
(6.), F ristol.

Milford, Feb. 5. —Arrived—Jane, Liverpool.
MARITIME EXTRACTS.

Liverpool. Feb. 7.—lt blew a heavy gale last ni ht and early this
morning, from S.S.W. to S.W., and very violent squalls.—The
Clangregor, from Calcutta, went on shore near Crosby Point, and re-
mains, with rudder unshipp^d, stern port damaged, and ship very
muchshaken.—The Ocean Rover, from Charleston. went on shore
near Crosby Pont, and remains, making a little water.—TheColum-
bia, from New York, dragged her anchors, went ashore near the Hug-
kisson dock wall, and remains.-1 he Commerce,
of and for Con.
way, frcm St. Helens with coals, was towed into l%fostyn very leaky,
wi.zh loss of mainsail, by the Point of Ayr lifeboat.—Warbler, for
with loss of jury, foretopmast, and bowsprit.
L
Messina, has put back.—The Ann Baldwin, Johnson, from Flamingo,
arrivedamh,
lahsere,Feb. s.—The Pilgrim, from St. John, N. 8., to Liter.
pool,
put in here with loss of boats, &c., and waterlogged.
The Spanish ship Lima, from Liverpool to Bordeaux, Is at anchor
off Fleetwood Light-house, with foreyard and wheel damaged.
The Sarah Anne, from Brazils, is on shore near Pwllbeli. Crew
saved.

Pagel, Jan. 17.—The Wellfleet, from New Orleans to Liverpool, put
in here to-day waterlogged, having 14 feet water in her; has been
placed in quaeantine, not havin, a bill of health.—The Gibson Craig,
from Calewla,to London, was towed is here by the schooner Scout,
Jan. 14, with loss of mainmast, foretopmast, jibboom, &c., rudder
damaged, and leaky, having encountered a gale on Jan. 8. She was
admitted to pratique to-m,y.—The Milheiru, from Manilla, put in
here on the 2nd inst., and was blown off again same day and has
not since retnrned.—The a mfricdri brig Keying, for Ilamte, with
cotton. put in here on the 1 lth inst., with loss of foretopmast,
bowsprit, &c., and rudder damaged.—The American barque Warren,
for Cork, with corn and meal, put in on the 11th inst., with loss of
for-mast, bowsprit, &c., and rudder damaged, leaky, pumps choked,
and part of cargo thrown overboard.—The American barque Sump-
ter, from Charleston, put in on the 15th, eaky, pumps choked,
cargo shifted, was blown out again, and is now in front :of Praia.
Jan. 21.—The Sumpter came in on the 18th.
St. Niichaels, Jan. 25.—Since the 21st the weather has continued
stormy from V.S.W. to N. W., and shipments have in consequence
been suspended. Six vessels are at anchor, the others have been
blown off, and some have left both anchors in the roads.

Porthneigol, near Pwllheli, Feb. 6.—The Henry Pratt, Emery, of
New York, from Mobile to Liverpool, came on shore about 5 o'clock
this morning, in a heavy gale from W.S.W., and remains with masts
cut away.