The Northern Daily Times.
Liverpool, Merseyside, England, 1856-12-10 00:00:00

SHIPPING INTELLIGENCE.

LIVERPOOL,
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Storm
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:yen. 10 10—Height, 17 ft. 5 tn.'

Dec. 9.

Jura (5.5.)...... Corfu, &c.jOucanasta ,..Callao

BAILED.

Dec. 8. j Boeotia (e.g.). ... Constantinople
Trieste l
Dannbe (5.1.)

ENTERED FOE LOADING.
(Canadian (s.s.) Portland
Jane Anse Rio Janeiro
Ann Prichard . Rouen
Mirage ...... St. Michaels
Express .. ............ St. Thomas
:Fanny Santander
eorgia Savannah
Gambia .... Ship Island
Fusilier V.iparaiso
Seranhtna.... Pernambuco
Edward .... Santander

Athenian (s.)..ConstantinopleAc
Teneriffe (s.) .. Genoa, &c.l
Brandenburg Genoa, &c ,
Envoy Guernsey and Jersey'
Favourite Guernsey and Jersey;
Vrouw Martha Leghori.l
Star Maltal
A'rican ... ..... ... ... Melbourne
Fury ...... ...... .. New Orleans
Europa (s.) .. . New York
Linda....

OUTPORTS.

Queenstown. Dec. 7.—Arrived—Dale. Eisden. from Odessa.
Falmouth, Dec. 7.—Arrived—Cezempra, Wren, from Cardiff.
MARITIME EXTRACTS•

Liverpool, Dec. g.—The Storm, arrived here to-day feorn Patna,
has experienced very heavy weather for the last 3 days, from 8.8. E.
to:west. Pee. 7, off Tuskar, was struck br a heavy sea, which car-
ried away bulwarks on both sides.—The Jane Esther, for Santander.
has put back through stress of weather, having lost canvas, and
pumps choked.—The Cassibel urns, which sailed for Calcutta, Dec.
1, has put back, having enceuntered a very heavy sale from S.W.
50 miles west of Tuskar, on the sth and 6th Dec. On the 6th lost
fore and main topmas4, and one searnan and an apprentice off the
t.reyard. Vessel perfectly tight.—The brig Magician, for Laguayra,
is reported putting back.
Whitehaven, Dec. 9 —The Clarendon remains in the same posi-
tion. Fier sails have been unbent and sent on shore. The steam
tug Fury le,aves to-night at 7 o'clock.
Pernambuco, Nov. 20.—The American schooner Patrick Henry,
from Newfoundland, in entering the harbour struck upon the rocks,
and remained till the following tide, when she got off and caste
inside. making much water. the cargo, however, was landed free
from salt water damage, but the vessel's bottom being found to be
in a very bad state, she has been condemned And sold for 2,500
mllreis.

Troon, Dec. 9.—The Louisiana, from Liverpool to Genoa. on
shore on Black Rock, is being discharged. Her being got off is
dependent upon the weather.
Wexford, Dec. 7.—The masts of the ship at anchor off the bar of
Taenrnshirc Lough, were cut away yeate day, and they came on
shore last night, with a boat. 24 feet long, but no name ou it. A
cask was thrown overboard to-day, which broke in pieces in the
surf, on one end was panted—" corn meal, ship J. L. Warner,
stores." Mem. : The J. L. Warner cleared at New Orleans for
Liverpool, Oct. 23.
Dublin. Dec. 9.—The ship Adriatic, from Liverpool to New York,
was wrecked yesterday near Dungarven ; three men drowned. Ship's
cargo and freight worth .4"loJ.oo43.—Troubadour (5.), from Cork at
Dublin, for Milford, in distress, having experierlced strong gales,
about 20 head of cattle, and same number of swine, are on board
dead.

Glasgow, Dec. B.—The Vixen, from Marseilles to this port, was
stranded last night, about Bowling Bay, during a severe gale: And,
owing to the flooded state of the river, several ineffectual attenOte
were made to-day to get her off. It is feared that part of the cargo'
will have to be discharged.
Swansea, Dec. 7.—lt blew a complete hurricane all last night and
this morning from W.S.W., but is now, 6 p.m., more moderate.—,
The barque Richardsons, of and for this port, from Coquimbo, with
copper ore, while bringing up during the gale, parted her cables,
ran ashore about a mile west of the harbour, and remains.—The
Beethoven, from Coquimbo, whh copper ore, slipped both chains
sad carte into port, but the tide being low, struck once or twice
entering
Aberystwi,h, Dec. 6.—The Ann, Blair, from Quebec, in attempt..
ing to enter the harbour to-day, became unmanageable, and grounded
outside. where she will have to discharge.

Dumfries, Dec. 6.—The Enterprise, -Milligan. of:and for Dumfries
for Liverpool, grounded on BlaCksheen Bank at high water this
morning, but is not supposed to have sustained damage; sod if the
weather moderates, she will be got off on the rise of the tides.
SPOKEN.

In lat. Lou.,
Dec. 5.. Queeen of Montrose, outward bound SO N.. 7W.
Nov. 26.. Eachase, from New York to Lisbon 44 N.. 23 W,
Dec. 2.. Srerig', hence to Africa ... .. 49 N.. 11 W.,
Dec. 4.. Mary Helen, of Belfast
Nov. 4.. Seringapatam, bound south
Nov. 24.. Win Penn, hence to New York ....45 N.. 21 W.
Nov. 12—Gertrude, of Liverpool; lost her three top-
masts on the 21st Oct.

FOREIGN PORTS.

Contest, from Calcutta in the Downs.
British Trident, Cunningham ; De Salabery, Helaby; Sea, Houston;
and Tornado, Creight On—all hence at Melbourne.
Ultonian, from London at Melbourne.
Beemab, Pickernell, hence off Port Phillip Heads, Sept. 12.
Minerva, Omernan, hence; Tiger, Mohot, from Leith; Regina,
from Newport; Reciprocity, Madge. trom Paysandie ; H. Bulman,
Lily, from Paranagua ; and Allan Gardner, Briard, from Falkland
Islands—all at Monte Video.
Ellen, hence, Sept. 5 ; and Golden Era, Sept. 9 —bot'n at Melbourne.
Guiding Star, from London, Sept. 5 ; Victory, and Rienzi, Sept. 7
—all at Melbourne.
Emily, Campbell, from Newfoundland at Pernambuco, and
sailed for Bahia, Nov. 12.
Eliza, Lucas, from Newfoundlani at Pernambuco, and sailed
for Paraiba and Liverpool, Nov. 16.
Queen. Munro; levee, Steel, both from Newfoundland at Per-
nambuco.
Gardyne sailed Irons Pernambuco for Meech, and Liverpool.
Oct. 25.
Glengariff, sailed from Pernambuco for Paraiba and Liverpool,
Nov. 18.
Ethiope, sailed from Pernambuco fof Liverpool,Oct. 28.
Ed, sailed from Pernambuco for Liverpool, Oct. 29.
Hiudoo, from Quebec for Carnarvon at Beattniaris, Dec. 8.
Bellona, hence at Holyhead :or Santander.
Douro (s.s ), Louden, hence at Holyhead for Oporto.
Jenny Lind, Carpenter, hence at Holyhead for Lisbon.
True Briton, Reynell. from Port Phillip at Deal.
•
Margaret Dean, from Mauritius at Queenstown.
Freeland, M'Kensie, from Odessa at Scilly for Falmouth.
Rainbow, Forbes, from Riga at Cromarty for Liverpool.
Spray, Roper. from Newfoundland at Pernambuco, and sailed
on her retina, Nov. I.'

Harriet, Lantboru, from Newfoundland at Pernambuca, and
from Newfoundland at Pernambuco, and sailed
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from Newfoundland at Pernambuco, and sailed
for Maceio and Liverpool Nov. 7,
for Paraiba and Liverpool Nov. 7.
Mercury, Boyes, from Newfoundland at Pernambuco, and sailed
on her return Nov. 7.
First Fruit, Har:ie, from Newfoundland at Pernambuco, and
sailed for St. Michaels Nov. g.
Midas, Westlake, from Newfoundland at Pernambuco, and sailed
en her return Nov. 13.
Jessie, Bother, from Newfoundland at Pernambuco,
,and sailed
far Bahia.
Voyager, Crowell, from Newfoundland at Pernambuco.
Netherton sailed from Bahia for New York, Oct. 25; Dorisana,
for Maceio and Liverpool, Oct. 27 ; George Robinson, for River
Plate, Oct. 29 ; and Laura, for Liverpool, Nov, 10—all at Bahia.
Anna Lena, Laurens; Dan Juan, Williams ; Ipswich, Langlois ;
and Gauntlett, Bell—all hence at Buenos Ayres.
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at mßu on rkeennellLady Mona sailed from Buenos Ayres for England, Sept. 30 ;
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Millar, , and Eagle,
I ord Haddo, for Cape of Good Hope. Oct. 7; Devondale, for Cape
of Good Hope, Oct. 24 ; Lavinia. for Rio Grande, Oct. 13; Golden
Era, for Uraguay. Oct. 14; Texican, for Pampa, Oct. 22; Glitch°.
for Mauritius, Oct. 2.5; and Neptunus for Liverpool, Oct 25.'
Nebraska, Swaseg; and Jane Gray, Worry, both hence; Blaiteh-
ard, Bahia; Jessie Boyle, Plymouth for Callao; Port Wallace.
Smith, Sunderland ; Joseph Weir, Melon, London ; Dolphin,
Norman ; and Emily, Stabb, both from Newfoundland ; and Courier,
Gavey, Cape Verd—all at Rio Janero.
Irlanh from Jamaica at al angsnilla de Cuba, loading for Liverpool.
Birmingham sailed from St. Vinc?nt. Cape de Verde, for Bombay.
Isabella sailed from Monte Video for England. Oct. 31 ; Mary,
for Mauritius, Oct. 27th; and Alliance. for Mauritius. Oct. 28.
Wreath, Myers, hence; Stilla, Boyd, from Newfoundland, and
sailed on her return; Tusso, Goldsworthy, Newfoundland. and
sailed for New York, Nov. 12; Atrevida. Shearer. Cardiff ; Kelpie,
Bailey, Newfoundland, and sailed on her return, Nov. 6 ; Norval,
Scott; Claudia, Brooking; and Crescent, Mi lington—all (rum Monte
Video at Bahia.

BIRTH.
On the 28th ult., at 90, South-street, Prince's Park, the wife of
Mr. Robert William Edwards, of a daughter.
MARRIAGES.

On the 11th of November, at Bahia, by John Morgan. Jun.. Ban.,
Her Britannic Majesty's Consul, George Edwa►d, youngest son of
Alexander Stevenson, Bag . of Bdinburgh, to Sophia Caroline.
youngest daughter of the late Charles Schwind, Esq.. formerly of
Bahia.

On the 9th inst., at the United Presbyterian "Chapel, Mount
Pleasant, by the Rev. William Graham, William Payne, Esq., to
Isabella, eldest surviving daughter of Henry Fernie, Esq.
DEATHS.
On the 11th of October, at Buenos Ayres, aged 26, Mr. William
Holder, late of this town.
On the 3rd Inst., at 24. Moon-street; Mr. John Davies, aged 67
years. formerly Licensed Victualler of this town.

On the 7th inst., aged 43, Mr, William Inkster, Perfume•.
3, Leece-street, formerly of Tama, N.B.

Mr. Joseph White. aged 23 years, Clerk, late of the City of DOlitt
Steam Pacaet Company.

P? Births. Marriages, and Deaths, are only inserted when seut
to our Office duly authenticate
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SPORTING INTELLIGENCE.

IPSWICH.--YEsTERDiI.
The following horses are here :—Hopeless Star, Cuss
Cou, Marmaduke, and Ganymede.

M
CHESTER
C HES T ER.—MoNDAY.
45 to 1 agst Alice Wentworth-5o to I taken
s°„ ••• 1 •-• St. Giles—take 500 to 9
... Tasmania—take
500 to 9

DEB BY.
575 to 25 agat M.D.—taken
1000 Glenniasson—taken
500 ... 15 ... Saanterer—taken

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HIP BROKERS' CARDS, Printed in TWO
10 COLOURS, at HALF-A-CROWN a HUNDRED
by ICHARLP,S WILLMER, GENERAL PRINTER, NQRTELERN
TIMES OIPFICE. 19, South. John-street, Liverpool;

. THE UNDERSIGNED beg to intimate that
lip,4-I,\ they Issue, Fo'tnightly, a CORRECT LIST. of all
A‘,
which Vesselscan be had at any (including Steamtime ers) for SALE
lication. at this Port,
,
TONGE & CO.,
Brokers for the Sale and Purchase of Ships, and Ship Valuers,
Derby-buildings, Fenwick-street,

The BIIBSCRIBERS issue Weekly (on Friday)
t.4a PRINTED LIST, with full particulars of the SHIPS
/, 7a. (new and old) and STEAMERS they have on SALE,
"'' both in Liverpool and the Outports, from 50 to 1,500
tons; and Monthly, a return of Sales made, State of
the Markets, which may be had on application. N.B.—Contractors
for Building Iron Ships and Steamers.
• Brokers for the Pu CURRY & CO.,
rchase and Sale of Ships' Ship Valuers, and
appointed Brokers to the High Court of Admiralty, Walmer-
buildings, Arttar-street, Liverpool.

CUNARD, BRETT, & AUSTEN,
(Late Cunard, Munn, Et Co.)
SHIP VALUERS AND BROKERS,
~,•;10., AUCTIONEERS FOR THE SALE OF
SHIPS, WRECKS, &c.,
6, YORK BUILDINGS, LIVERPOOL; AND 150, LEADEN-
HALL STREET, LONDON.

ROBERT A. MUNN & Co.,
(Late Cunard; Munn, & C 0.,)
<. BROKERS FOR THB SALE of, SHIPS,
,bt 4,44\
fc,it, 0‘; STEAMERS, &c., AND SHIP VALUERS,
3, YORK-BUILDINGS, DALE-STREET,

LIVERPOOL.

Saco bp Suction
On account of whom it may concern.
FOR SALE BY AUCTION, on Friday next,
; , the 12th iust, at One o'clock on the Beach near the
AN, Formby Life-boat House, as and where she may then
Aq— lie stranded on Formby shore, the HULL of the Prus-
• Sian Brigantine CARL, 150 tons register; together
With her lower Masts. Bowsprit, Anchor and Chain, &c., &c. This
vessel was built entirely of oak, and is a very burthensome craft.—
'or further particulars apply to Lieut. H. G. Keilock, R.N., Receiver
of Droits of Adniiraity; or to CURRY & CO., Brokers to the
Underwriters, Walmer Buildings, Water-street, Liverpool.
N.H.—The Trains leave the Tithebarn-street Station at 9.55 and
11.30 a.m. for Formby.

FOR SALE by AUCTION, on nursday,
it the 18th inst, at One o'clock, at the Brokers' Saleroom,
1/'Act.; Walmer Buildings, Water-street, the Liverpool-built
- Sloop HENRY and BETSEY, 29 tons per register.
Built at Liverpool, and has lately had new mast, Sic. Carries 43 tons
coal, and is now in good working order. Lying in Salisbury Dock.
—Apply to CURRY.BI CO, Brokers for the Purchase and Sale of
Ships, Walmer Buildings. Water-street, Liverpool.

FOR. SALE BY AUCTION, on Thursday, the
k.:1; .;k 18th instant, at one o'cbek, at the Brokers' saleroom,
:7„.f walmer-buildings, Water-street, the fins red star Brig
• JAMES; 144 tons o.m. and 138 tons m.st. • built at
Dundee. in 1842, and now classed red star, is copper fastened, and
was sheathed with sinc In 1855, carries 240 tons dead weight, has a
long fiat floor, takes the ground well, and shifts without ballast ; is
well adapted for the coasting or Baltic trade. Dimensions—Length,
71 feet; breadth, 18 feet 9 10ths; depth, 12 feet 9-10ths. Lying in
Husktsson Dock.—Apply to CU 2RI & CO., Brokers for the Pur-
chase and Sale of Ships, Walmer-buildings, Water-street, Liverpool.

FOR SALE AT AUCTION, by C UNARD,
BRETT, and AUSTEN, unless previously disposed
of by private treaty, of which notice will be
' given, on Thursday, the 18th December, at One
o'clock in the afternoon, at the Clarendon-rooms,
Bo,:An John-street, Liverpool, the undermentioned screw steamers,
nelonging to the Canadian Steam Navigation Company. OTTAWA,
built by John Laird, F.sq., Birkenhead, February, 1854 ; 1,274 66-
looth gross registered tonnage, 200 nominal horse-power.
CH 4RITY, built by John Laird, Esq., Birkenhead, 1853; 1 239
Is7-Iooth gross registered tonnage, 140 nominal horse-power.
CLEOPATRA, built by Messrs. Denny, Dumbarton, July, 1852;
1,452 2-100th gross registered tonnage, and 250 nominal horse-
power. These vessels w,re employed formerly in carrying the
mails and passengers between Liverpool and Canada. and for the
last two years In the British Transport Service. The Ottawa and
Charity have lately been thoroughly repaired and examined, and
are now lying in the Birkenhead Float, ready for immediate
service. The Cleopatra is still employed in the Government Tran-
sport Service, at the Cape of Good Hope, and will be sold either at
date or for arrival.—For further particulars, apply to the Secretary
of the Company, 11, Orange-court, Castle-street. Liverpool.
(By Order) WM. RUDD, Ser.
Liverpool, Nov. 24. 1856.