The Northern Daily Times.
Liverpool, Merseyside, England, 1853-10-17 00:00:00

RIO JANEIRO, Sept 13.—The Earl of Mulgrave, bound to
London, which sailed hence Aug. 15. put back, Sept. 6,
having struck on the Abrolhos, but without apparent da-
mage. It is said she will discharge to be examined.
PERNAMBUCO, Sept. 20th.—The Hannah Brigantine, late
Mackay, master, from Bahia to the Channel, arrived off this
port for orders, leaky, with her master, mate, and one man
dead from yellow fever. The vessel after performing quar-
antine was pronounced unfit to proceed without caulking
topoitlea. lam is as sliachai gm.% Part of her cargo.
BAHIA Sept. 19.—The Wm. Gibson, Miller, from Liver-
pool to Bombay, put in here, Aug. 22, very leaky. She has
been surveyed and discharged, and will probably have to be
hove down and coppered.
BOMBAY, Sep. 12th.—The Marion after having completed
her loading for Liverpool, sprung a leak, which still con-
tinues, although her cargo has been discharged, she will have
to enter dock and be stripped and coppered, and have all her
fastenings examined. The iron ship Swarthmore has several
rivets which will require renovoting, she made water
in the after compartment, where the rivets are bad; but
after the repairs now making are complete, she well be a
good risk.
BATAVIA, August oth.—The Nina, from Bristol for Mel-
bourne, was fallen in with, off St. Paul's, abandoned by the
Spirit of the North, arrived at Anjer, which put her 2nd
Officer and 5 men on board to bring her to Batavia. Aug.
22nd, the Anjer list of this morning reports, the Nina pas-
sing on the 20th.

LIVERPOOL.—SUNDAY, ocr. 16.
Wind at Holyhead.—West, fresh breeze.
Ditto Liverpool.—W. N. W., fresh breeze,

High Water.---:Morn. 11.38 ; Even. 11. 54; Ht. 17ft. 1 in.
OFF THE PORT, Inward Bound.—Triton, from Africa ;
Underwriter, ship, New York ; Elizabeth Bentley, ship ;
America, ship; Sumo°, ship; Secundina,. brig; St. John,
ship ; Glen Helen, ship.
OFF HOLYHEAD, at 4. 30. p.m., Inward Bound.—West
Point, ship ; Reward, brig ; Mersey, schooner ; Phcenix,
ship.
Baltic, (s.) Comstock, hence at New York, 3rd Oct.
Pottinger, (s.) sailed from Shanghai for Liverpool.
Menzies, hence at Anjer, Bth Aug. ; Sorato, hence for
Hong Aug.;
Kong, 16th • and Patna, Canton, 17th Aug.
Emigrant, hence at Caldera.
Winifred, hence at Rio Janeiro, for Callao, with
damage.

Dyson and William Rushton, hence ; and Brazeleira,
(s.s.) hence, and proceeded to Rio, all at Bahia, 16th Sep.
Oxenbridge, Taylor ; Shanghai, Gray ; and John and
Albert Wilson, all hence at Philadelphia.
Sarah, Webster, hence at New. York in 35 days.
Emulagione, Belle, Robins, and Mad. del heron, Con-
siglio, all hence at Trieste. • '
Margaret, Faruggia, Minerva, Magnobbi, Arabian, (s.s.)
Graves, all hence at Malta.
Lizzie Howard, Laurence, hence at Baltimore, Oct. 2nd.
Elizabeth Bruce, Brown, sailed from New Orleans for
Liverpool, September 24th.
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Mary and Adeline, Morse, sailed from St. George, N..p.
Sept. 17th, Liverpool. - •
Yorkshire. Oroung, Oct. 2nd. ' • and Siddons, Taylor, Oct.
3rd, both sailed from New York for Liverpool.
City of Glasgow, (s.s.) Wylie; Oxenbridge, Taylor;
Shanghae, Gray; and john and Albert, Wilson, all hence
at Philadelphia, Oct. 2nd.

CLYDE SHIPPING.—Ocr. 15,

Secret Wills, from Malaga, at Glasgow.
Anna Robertson, from Port Rico at Greenock

William, Stephens, from Alexandria, at Glasgow.
SAILED, Oct. 14.—Georgiana, Tatem, for New York ;
Juliet, Mclntyre, for Sydney; Dromahain, Pyne for Boston,
U.S.