The Northern Daily Times.
Liverpool, Merseyside, England, 1856-12-18 00:00:00

Dee. 17.

Ann E. Hoop r........8a1tim0re
Lueonia (Lc) . Alexandria
Mary Stenbouse Bombay
Melanethon
Nottingham Bombay
Lizzie.. Callao
Clare
J. P. Morse .. New Orleans
Constellation ...... New York

Inez . St. John. N.B
Ann Rankin . lit. John, N.B.
Vigo St. Stephens
Northern Empire St. Stephen
Duke of Malakoff;.. Puewash
Matilda

,ED.
Dec. 17. Sir Robert Peel ........Lytham
Megunticock R'o Janeiro Eleanor Lanc.ster
Kingaroo (s.s.) Ai, . Phil o elphia Henry Volans ~ „ Drogheda
0t0m0c0....... Wnice and Callao Mark
Quee a Genoa Joh . ... Barrow
Majestic . ......., „ . Boston et. George ...... ...... Guernsey
Peter geno„- -Demerara ' oftus . Barrow
Chilton Bilboa Amity ...... Aberystwith
ENTERED FOR LOADING.
Dec. 16. Ashisnd .. , New Orleans
Male
Caroline ...... ...... Charleston City or WaShington.... New York ,
Washington
i
Ireperial ...~
Ed. O'Brien New Orleans Mldd'eton Savannah
Artzan.... . New Orienns,Cr cilia .... Seville
OUTPORTS.
Gravesend, Dec. 16—Arrived—Mischief, Twiney, from Deme-
rara—Sophia, Cephalonia—Eliwood Walker, New York—Brothers,
and Castle Eden—both from Cionstadt.
Dublin, Dec..l7.—Arrived—The Jane, They, from Leourcle
Queenstown. Dec. 17.—Arrived—The Anaconda, holes St. Andrews
for Liverpool—Kate, Quebec—lsabella, Palmouth—Martaban, Tyler;
and Minesota, Deehow, New o,rieans.
Waterford.—Arrived--Thistle, Murphy; and Lavinia, Reilly, both
irom qt. 4ohn. N.l3.—Cardiff Lass, Jones, Galatz
Filmouth, Dec. 16.—Arrived—Margaret and Elizabeth, Nichols.
from New York. for Bordeaux, with loss of rudder. Sailed—.. The
Amy, Robsart e and Confideece—both for Live pool.
Belfast, Dec. 17.—Arrived—The Miranda, and iris—both from
Riga. Sailed—The .A thine, for London.
MARITIME BETH/km.
Liverpool, Dec. ;6.—the City of Washington 18.8.), arrived here
on Tuesday last, passed a large icebe,g, Dec. 8, in lat. 45 N., lon.
53 W., apparently aground in 4.1 fathoms water, and about 500 feet
:above the level of the sea. The Matilda, arrived here, reports on the
14th Dec., off. ftistar, saw a vessel, apparently about 1,200 to 1 400
tons. di-masted and abandoned, decks blown up, &c.—The
Duke.. of Malakoff. arrived here from Pugwash, wit' erlogged.
—Toe Rydal, arrilv.-ci here yesterday, experienced very severe
weather since Dec. 1. Dec. 7 and s, In lat. 46 N. lon. 22 W. en.
countered violent galeg from S.W. to W.N.W., attended with heavy
rain, thtintleT, and lightning. Dee. 9, in lat. 49 N. ion. 17 W., had
veil unsettled squally weather from S.W. to N.W.
Calcutta, Nov. B.—The Calabar, Williamson from Raogoon • wit:eh
arrived' here Oct. 10, had been aground in the Gulf of Ai artaban,
rubbed off some of her copper, and came in here with 8 feet water in
her hold. She has been docked.—The Warrior Queen is golne into
dock with the view of finding a leek.
Taganrog, Nov. 26.—The Petrel, late Baxter, has been seen a'
anchor off Turcotf, apparently in open water.—The masters of the
five vessels which sailed a few days ago have not yet succeeded in
reaching their vessels.
Genoa, Dec. 6.—Accounts from Sardinia announce the the total
loss of the Louisiana, Lynhilt, fur Liverpool.
Beattmarie, Dec. 16.-'The crew of the barque Mary Ann, Brown, ,
from Livexpoof to Gibraltar. with coals, which put into this port
leaky, having refused to proceed on th, voyage, have been com-
mitted to prison.—A vessel's stern board, marked " Thermoyle,"
apparently with a black head, with a collar round it, hasbeen picked
up S.W. of the Fastnett.
C,rdelia, eltLeod, from Ibrail et* Malta woh cargo shifted and to
stop a leak. having ettriped up Indian corn, for Queenstown -or
Falmouth.—Clemantbe, Decent, from Trieste at Malta with cargo
shifted aid loss of sails, for Queenstown or Falmouth.
Dublin, Dec. 15.—The Catherine, Leighton, from Liverpool to
Gibraltar and St. Domingo, which was docked Dec. 12, after being !
ashore hash en slur eyed and ordered to discharge.
The schooner Blerm, id was wrecked last night on West Doyla ;
crew saved by their own boat.
Viscount Lambton, from Odessa at Constantinople under average,
having been in collision with the Phcebc (11.5.), wh;ch arrived pre-
vious to the 2nd.
BURNING OF A BRITISH SHIP AT SEA.—The Royal Family, Har-
rison, of London, from Calcutta for Bombay, was destroyed by fire
on the 30th of October last. It appears that the ship left the Sand-
heads on the, 23rd of October, and that on the morning of the 30th
the second mate observed smoke proceeding out of the fore hatch-
way, which was immediately opened, and the ship found to be on
fire. Every exertion was used by the officers and crew to subdue the
fiames, which now broke out, but notwithstanding their united
efforts, the tire continued rapidly to increase. At noon, the French
ship Rose hove in sight, and Captain Harrison went on hoard, when
the Rose bore down on the burning ship with all speed. In the
meantime the foremast fell over to starhoard, and all bands were
compelled to take refuge on the Hoop; soon after the mainmast fell
over, when the nese hove to under the lee of the Royal Family, and
took off the crew. At 4 p.m. the ship was one mass of fire from
stem to stern, nrthlng standing above the deck but the embers of, the
stanchions and the wreck of the mizenmast. At 5 p.m. the rio,e
made sail and stood to the southward. All the hatches had been
battened and locket down since the ship left Calm ta, consequently,
no one mild have gone below with a light during Vie period of four-
teen days. It is, therefore; the opinion of the master and officers
that the ship was lost through spontaneous combustion of the
cargo.