The Northern Daily Times.
Liverpool, Merseyside, England, 1857-01-12 00:00:00

SPOKEN.

In lat. Lon'

Nov. 9.. City of Dublin, Bombay to Liverpool
Essex, uff t: e Cape of Goad Hope..
Jan. 7.. Sebastopol, hence to Bombay, off Mine Head
Jan. 5.. Underwriter. hence to New York, off Mine

Read— ..
Nov. 25.. Nelson, hence to Bahia 1 N.. 28 W.
Nov. 25.. Crusader, hence, to Bah'a
Nov. 27..`F10r de Plata, hence to Buonos Ayres
Nov. 13.. James Scott, Singapore to Liverpool. 34 S.. IS W.
Jan. 3.. Acadia, of Liverpool 49 N.. 9W.

Report of the Prompt. from Calcutta, arrived here, left Sand
Heads, Sept. 21. Passed cff St. Helena Dec. 4. Oct. 15, John
Dixon, seaman, died. Jan. 2, in lat. 44 10 N., lon. 18 8 W.,'expe-
rienced strong breezes and squally weather from the N.W., tool: in
spanker, and gaff-topsail boom becoming adrift, It knocked an
ordinary seaman, named Jolla Grant, a native of Waterford, over
board, who unfortunately perished—the niht being so very dark
and the ship running at the rate of nine knots an hour and a heavy
sea running, all our endeavours wars of no avail, and he was seen
ho more.

Nov. 26.. Regina, Tutocorin to London, out 42 In lat. Lon.
days.:
Dec. 19.. Flora, Calcutta to Liverpool, out 97 ays.oo 24 N., 2i 13 W
Dec. 28.. Octawa. ....31 37 N.. 29 14 W

FOREIGN PORTS.
Ko Noqr, Rickley, from Shields at Carthagena, Dec. 28.
James Scott, from Singapore off St. Helena, and sailed for Liver-
ptol. -
Mirage, and Isabel, Cargill—both hence at St. Michaels.
Baltic (11.`i.M.5.), hence at New York, Dec. 25.
DAuada (H.M.S.), peace at Boston. Dec. 25.
Nary E. Bal,h, hence at Boston.
lie Barbour, hence at St. John, N.B.
Euphrates (a.s.), Barrow, from Odessa at Constantinople, and
cleared for Liverpool.
Kangaroo (s.s.}. Knaggs , and Orontes (s.s.), Watson, from Tre-
bizod—both at Constantinople.
Egyptian from Smyrra at Malta, and proceeded to
Liverpool.
Athenian (s.a.), hence et Mal,. for. Smyrna.
Ai sees (s.s.), henct. at Gibraltar
Harmony, James, sailed from Havre for Liverpool, Jan. 7.
Pers,vetant, rlemence, and Progress—all sailed from Flushing
Roads for Liverpool, Jan. 6.
W. tell of the Seast Hammond, from Loudon at Table Pay, Oct. 26.
Ocean Wave. Monson, fr,,rn Mauritius at Table Bay. Oct. 26.
South Carolina. henc.; at Table Bay, Oct. 29, and sailed, Nov. 1,
for Melbourne.
Witch of the Wave, Fitch, from Algoa Bay at Table Bay, Nov.
3, and sailed Nov. 9, for Ichaboe.

Ahn Vdwards, from Moose! Bay at Ta,,le Bay. Nov. 5, and
sailed, 1•0 v. 9. on her return.
Jorge Heinrich. Closter, hence at Rio Janeiro, Nov. 19.
Revenue, Robinson, hence at Rio Janeiro, Nov. 22.
Agnes, Moos, hence at Rio Janeiro, Nov. 21.
Alblikutt Pays; hence at Rio Janeiro, Nov. 25.
!titian is.s.), liar, Ison, he-ice at Havre, Jan. 8.
Marwena, Rauh, sailed faun Havre for 1 iverpoal, Jan. 8,
Herta, hence at Callan.
Golden Grove, Jameson, hence at Ma-seines, J in. 6.

BIRTH.
On the 2nd inst., at Heather Bank, Moseley-hill, the wife of John
Worrall, Esq., of a son.
MARRIAGE

On the fith inst., at the Chirp of the Holy Trinity, Westminster,
by the Rev. C. F. Sei•relan, M.A., Incumbent, assisted by the Rev.
Henry Hampton, M.A., Incumbent of St. Luke's. C mden Road,
James Hallett, eldest son of Wm. Sheppard, Esq„ Egrtmont,
Cheshire. to Britannia Catherine, youngest daughter of Wm. H.
Dowse, Esq , of Lincoln's Inn, barrister-at-law.

Q.? Births, Marriages, and Deaths, are only inserted when sent

to our Office duly authenticated.

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