The Northern Daily Times.
Liverpool, Merseyside, England, 1853-12-20 00:00:00

BRUNSWICK.

!Adtniral Boxer, 1116, Crawford, M`Calmont

firs &Co .. .. e'
Aegir, 350, Schack, Suter M'Neillage & Co e
Burrell. 40'2. Dodd. C P Oiley ..
Capßouge,llo7, 141' Pherson, Valenty e& Co el
iCarpenteria, 1460, O'Flaherty, lkl`Calmont 1

Brs
Catherine,2ine, Crerar. Morrow Son & Co•
Celeste, ,oyd on, Morrison ..
'Cheviot, 1069. Roberts, Houghton & Co ..
gllen,:!7, noose, Evans &Co ..
!Ellin Oliver, 60; Hyland, E Oliver

Eveline, 9' 9 Till J Anderson • • ••
Eudocia, 1015, Doane, Fernie •• I
Falstaff, 2.'5. Anderson . •
Tornio', 49; Steen, Suter & CO.'.
Frethiof, 450. L',rsen . •off
Gertrude, 229. Middlemost, J ••
Greenock, 13,7, M'Pherson, D"1 •'
Helen. 860. Laws, Sharpies Az Joao'
Henda 304 Morland, J & A Man H
Hilton. 1440. Scott, F. Oliver •• ..1
Industrie, 200, NI erensen, D E (WI"-
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Iris, 143 Bru e, lti J Wilson ••„„
Iris. 80, Dawson, Morrow Son St ,"„„
Jessie Munn. 874, Duckilt, & nielf
James IV' Henry, 1777. Creighton, Mc°
Jessie. 350 Donnely, Holderness & ;
Joseph Torrat. 942, Pritchard, Fern "
Lady Milton, 630, Atcheson, T Frost
Lumped°. 995, Cronk. Gibbs. Bright S
I Lancaster, 784. James, Oxley & 170
Lexington. 841, Hill
Mary 412 scott, W Lindsay
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&Co 0,
Mato' a, 1 ?"3, Palhwe. M'Calmont Fri „I
Mearns, 756, Smith, Rankin & Co
& i
I Meteor, 757 Philips, Holderness 0,
.11iramichi 591, Wiles, Rankin IP,
Montezuma, 840, Sufis. Gibbs 13righti,v1
r Muscongus, 669 Killeran, Douglas,gt
Nelson 90, M'Cullem. Jamieson' 101
Newnerpotumern, Wi'l, Bahr '
Norman, 1110, ,haw. & p annon Son o
• Norwood, 1562, Noyes, Slt GI eaves „
Nugget, 1128, timbal. F. Oliver.. .•
; Olive, 873, Anthony. Fernie, Brs • •

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Prompt, 767, Gibson, D Gibb •• B,CA
Rerinal, 432, -, Viller llouFhton
Rothschild, 647 Ralkely, E ()liver 401
Saldanna, 1562, Sheane. Gibbs Rig' ••
Sarah Inn. 379. Hocker .•
Sirene, 235, Leonhart .•

South Pietou 213, .•
Spartan 626 Stewart, Willis & CO,
Timandra, 1117. tucker
4
Themis, 1004, Brewer. Gibbs, Bright
Tory 608 Hoskins, D Gibb .•
Tyrone. 1197, Domad. Fernie prs
Young Hunter, 95, Crail • •

TOXTETH.
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flarahona, 253, Collanth
John, Iggy, Lug I ham
Margaret Dean, 530, Green, Dean e
Secret, 84, Davis .•

HARRINGTON.

Brans Vale, 50, Chamley
Faithful Mother, 40, Jones
Jane lioberts, 99, Roberts
Kate, 6J, Marker, J Bibby

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GRAVING DOCKS•

SANDON No. 1. ~OY
Wolfe 1263 Crerar, R Morrow, Son .
No. 2.
s. Co
George Foster, 500, Zessin, Bahr ~
Empire State, 1324. Briggs,C G •
No. 3.
No. 4.
Be/ooehie, 967, Miller, ,inclair & e°,;lo
Josefina, 3U , Erasgin. Imrie & TOP"
No. ' $
H. C. Kidston, 1444, Patterson, GlOO ..
derson .. • • • •
Middlesex, 1400, Parmley, Jacot, IVof
Tipper .. .. ..
No. 6. ~
Jesusa, 150. J.lgarta .. ..
J. C. Humphreys, 53!. Newell . •
CLARENCE, No. 1. AI
Rolling Wave, 506, Sparks, J S Ile
Paige, 171, Fmmallo .. .. .
ftecove,y 346, Louther, Glynn & S(4`'
Princess. 149, Belzea. Miller & Co

No. 2.
Montgomery. 844. Chi‘tholni, & And°
Ellen, 4t16, Henderson, E Oliver ,
Isabel, 353, Griffiths' C W & F Shand
CANNING, No. 1.
Atlantic. 400, Holt, Bahr &Co • • •tb
The Duke, 680, wild, Houghton SO'
Rarifa, 145, Finnigan. 'l' Tobin St spo
No 2.
QUEEN'S, No. 1.
Tigre 228 Bassar, Cassavetti tk Co .;,1
Rock City 597 Flavin, MeCalniont an
No. 2.

William Miles 383
Shooting Star 1362, Mc Cafroont 8 Co
BRUNSWICK, No 1.
Sultana 1316 Delany .. &
Golden Bra 1556 Fowler, Miller
Co
No. 2.
Daniel Grant 292 Ed e, NV & J Lockett
(Maria,
111'Farlane, R. Kirk
Maria, 245, --, Wilson & Co

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NORTHERNIODHAEILY TIMES.

TUESDAY, DEcemamt 20, 1853.

SECOND EDITION•

[BY ELECTRIC TELEGRAPH.]
Northern Daily Times Ogles,
Eight O'clock, a.m.

EASTERN WAR.

011114 to letters from Constantinople of the
!,itltiae steamers sent to enquire into the circum-
attendino- the disaster at Sinope, returned
'p he 4,Bth, and ')fully confirmed the news brotight
It4,e ! "if. Lord Stratford immediately sent off
k4Csenger to his government. It was expected
the combined fleets would immediately enter
elack Sea. The Turks were greatly excited,
, Was reported that their fleet under Admiral
4(14
•elvould attack Sebastopol, supported by the
t,,184 and French fleets. At Vienna it was
'ved that the recent reve'r'ses of the Turks would
k:!'llem desirous of peace.
ai)va advices of the 12th, state that no battle
I.?c,curred up to that date.
'``cuarest accounts of the 15th report no new
4Ations.
dt Jassy, a thanksgiving for the -Victory of
(41,,e had been splendidly celebrated. The
, Van, Prussian, and Greek consuls were
to attend, but did not appear.
4,7 Times states in a leading article that the

Zan. fleet has been guilty of an unprovoked act
Tession on the coast of Asia: In the confer=
held at the British embassy, On the receipt of
Mt,,, of the disaster at Sinope, Admiral Dundas
'll4,ously urged that the combined fleets shoUld
17pt'cliately set sail, in order, if possible, to inter-
,'the Russian fleet before it could beat back
t,l'ebastopol. This opinion was overruled by
F'!euch ambassador, and this is not the first
—ou on which the movements of the British

4(trou have been controlled by deference to the
itleeb officers. At present, however, it is imposz
to arraign the. judgment, as we are ill iguor,
of the true state of the ease. The admirals
i; however; now probably entered the Black Sea:
catastrophe at Sinope, and the consequences
.4 have probably already followed it, materially
ttlilish the hope of peace, that the proposals last
Isto the Porte Might otherwise have raised.
Ze Constantinople correspondent of the Paris
'4l. Des Debate says :--;The rumour of the
,L're of the diplomatic relations between
'end and Persia is officially confirmed, and
jersia has concluded a treaty of alliance,
,'itsive and defensive, with Russia against
ey.

THE MINISTRY.
ke Heraldsays is as yet unknown whether
George Grey has accepted the vacant Sec=
ship, but little doubt is expressed in political
"$ on that head:

Chronicle says it is supposed he Will accept.
xiclvertiser reports a difficulty in the way.
;(se Sir G. Grey represents the borough of
~
yetil, which only contains a constituency of
and consequently would be placed in the
c'r3,'; of Lord John Russell's small borous,
it is proposed to extinguish. gh
cetion could therefore scarcely be expected.
gat others now named for the office is Lord

ttts MONDAY.—llourse---Threels closed 14.011.
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