Northern Times.
Liverpool, Merseyside, England, 1857-11-17 00:00:00

ENTERED FOR LOADING.

Nov. 14

Boadicea .......... New Orleans
Pigeon .......... • ..... Antwerp Digby .. New Orleans
A. R. niche ...... ..... Batavia in .netrie ............ .... Ostend
Ferozepore
America (s.) ..... .. Boston, &c Duchess of Sutherland ....Sydney
Teia.... ...... .... Constantinople Panuco ........... ..... Tampico
Milan (s.s.) ...... ...... ..Genoa Giammatleo.... ....... ....Meet°
Harmony Gibraltar Po •itlro . • ..........Verniee
Elizabeth .. . ...... New Calabar Beneficato..

MARITIME EXTRACTS.

LIVERPOOL, Nov. 16

The Gidsy Bride, irom Calcutta, in Cocking this forenoon in Prince's
Dock, groundel Inside the sill, bat wa3 h►uled off withont apparent
damage.

The Eliza Jane and B. K. Melanie were driven ashore at Farmosa
in a typhoon, but got off' without much damage, Sept. 4.
Sat-llite, Ames, from Akyab to Falmouth, put into Calcutta, after a
gale; cargo destroyed ; muck damaged. Sept. 29.
Star of the West, from Aspinwall at New York, with 1,400,003 dols.
In specie from California.

Halifax, Nov. s.—k brig or tarque, apparently new copper-
fastened, loaded with deals, came on shore at New Harbour, near
Country Harbour, Oct. 29 , stern too much under water for name to
be made out.

Quebec, Oct. 31.—The Warbtart-n, which put back here leaky, had
been ashore on the Manigorigan Shoals.
The following casualties occurred, during an easterly gale, from
ect. 26'h to 30th : Henry Percher, Gibb,, hence to Grangemouth,
dragged her anchors and went aground below the town, but is
expected off without material damage. ♦cadia. Thomas, parted her
moorings, and drove foul of the Lady Seymour, damaging the deck-
house and quarter of the latter. T.verton, Hughes, lost her
jibboom. No other damage reported.
The Alhambra, S.ewart, was totally wrecked at Madras, Oct 13.
VESSEL'S REPORTS.
Report by ths Europa (11.31.5.). Captain Leitch, arrived here from
Boston; saile,i Nov. 4th, and Halifax, sth. She has 6,500 dollars in
specie.

On the 15th Nov., off the Old Head of Kinsale, signalled a vasse'
(supposed California); also, off Minehead, the Benaras, from Liver
pool to Calcutta.

FOREIGN PORTS.
Lechardt, Mary Cannon, Fort George, and mathea—all hence at
Cal( utta.
Henrietta and Rebecca, Pedlar, Nicolina, and Mina—all hence at
Et Thomas.
Norval Scott, Newfound!and et Matanzas.
Fraternidad, hence at Matanzas.
Prudencia, and Latonere—both hence at Havannah.
Lockett, Tspham, left Worsung for Hong Hong, Sept. 11.
Gem, lienca at rianta Martha.
Ursula, White, from the Mauritius at. Land's End.
Courier de Antilles, hence at Port an Prince.
Philosopher, R,as, hence at Calcutta, after being aground in the
Hoocreley, but wit :out injury.
The Corneteror, ;rum Hong Kong at Foa-shoo-fro, dismasted, and
with flamago.
The Whampoa, from Formosa, at Foo-choo-foo; :with six feet wator
in her hold.
Agra ilakker, Fox, put back to Calcutta, leaky, Oct. 9.
Cam' ridge, Chase; Australia. Dewar; and Neptune, Peabody—
all henc:,' at Nev York.
Agnes, Jones. hence at Boston.
City of B ,itimore (s.s ), Leitch, hence at New York, Nov. 4.
Dealia, Chaplin, Howard; Stranger, Brown; and Potomac, Reid—
all hence. at New Orleans.
Canada (R.M.S.), hence at Halifax, Nov. 4.
Ben Nevi;, Herron, hence at Melbourne.
Arago (U.S.M.S.), from Havre at New York. Nov. 3.
Europa (5.5.,) hence at Cadiz.
Naz ntetto, hence at Riga.
Galatea, sailed from Porto Rico for Falmouth, Oct. 28.
John Martin, sailed from Savaniila for Liverpool, Oct. 9.
R B. Porter, hence at Halifax.
Secundina, sailed from Cardenas for Liverpool, Oct. 18.
Riverdee, Richard; and Ottawa, Crawford—both from Clyde, at
Quebec.
Rankin, from London, at Quebec.
Bramley-Moors t om Boston, at St, John N.B.
Aurora, Hobbs ; hence at P.E. Island.
Consul Mortimer, hence at Havannah.
Clutha, Sept. 14:h; Jchn O'Gaunt, and Patriot Queen, 20th ; and
Sarah Palmer, 30th—all sailed from Saugor for tiverpool.
Arden: raig, Sept. 28th; and Chowringee, Oct. 4th—all soiled from
Saugor fen fondon.
Fort William, Sept. 27th; Carnatle, 25th; Empress Eugenie, 25th;
and Blue Rock, Oct. tith—all sailed 'rom Saug ‘r for Mauritius.
Helen Wallace salad from *augur for Rangoon, gept. 27.
Cherokee sailed from saugor for London, Sept. 25.
Clasmerden sailed from Sangor f ,r China, Oct. 3.
Gertrude sailed from Saugor for aladr.is, Oct. 1.
Cabana) sailed from Saugor for London, Sept. 28.

BIRTHS.
On the 13th inst., at Manchester, Mrs. Edward Redfern, of a son.
On the 16th inst., Mrs. C. H. Clayton, of a daughter.

MARRIAGE.
On the 16th hest , at St. Nicholas's Church, by t'e Rev. Mr. Amos,
Mr. William Arthur Raven Go!denstedt. of Bremen, to Miss Har-
riett A. hoarse. eldest daughter of Mr. Robert Nears°. of the
Atlantic Hotel, Liverpool.

DEATHS.
On the sth first., of searletins, :aged 14 months, Frederic, fifth son :
also, on the 7th inst , ax“.l r, years, Helena, fourth daughter of
Thomas Atkinson JacL son, of Kena&n;ton•street, Kensington.

Ikr" Births, Marriages, and Deaths, are only inserted when seat
to our Office duly authenticated,

NOTICE.
ELECTRO-PLATE Goons.—The e are few branches of art that
more perfection has b e i attained in than in this prirliou of our
manufacture, and the most beautiful specimens of spoons, forks,
goblets, and other table articles of the sort, may be nen at Mr.
E. T. Hall's, of 23, South John-street, who, to his other branches of
busi:css, has added a department for the sale o' these artic:es,
having been appointed agent to one of the first manufacturers in
Birmingham. The designs in these articles are beautiful, the quality
very superior (nearly as go d as silver), and the pica, consi 'ering
all these moth rate to a degree. An inspection of the goods will
prove the above facts.—Northern
Tea Spcons
Desert Do. .. .
........ :...... ....... 243. ~
Dessert Forks .
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• •• • 18s.
Table Do. ....
bout Carriage free to any part Qf (Nutry.