Northern Times.
Liverpool, Merseyside, England, 1857-12-14 00:00:00

Dec. 12.

Susan and Ann Dordt
Dreadnought.. New York
Sunium B. Ventura
Earl Grey Bahia
Ithuriel Rio Janeiro
Georgia savannah
Dour.) (s.s.) Lisbon
Sarah Messina
Chevrette Havre
man links ' New Orleans

OUT PORTS. tit
•
ZQueenstown, Dec. 10.—Sailed—The Vivid, for Rotterdam— Id
Boxer, London—Laura, Integrity, Lady Flora Hastings, FZIO
Adventm e all for Liverpool. the
Deal, Dec. 12.—Passed by—The Sunbeam, Grigg, frora
Valparaiso—Wales. Thomas, Sunderland for Madras. aV°
Amlwch, Dec. ll.—ln the Bay—The schooner Robin 1100 ,
from Poole for Runco n.
Vlsb6r6

Gravesend, Dec. 12. —Arrived —Th 3 Marchioness of Crl,:en;ool6°
Johnson, from Quebec—Britannia, Iliga—Dcurr uneeeoski
Jansien, Dunkirk. Sailed—The St.. Michael, Osivick, for u pod,
Ardrossan, Dec. 11.—Arrived—The Crescent, Day, from
Falmouth, Dec. 12.—Arrived—Ths Samaritana, from ga /Oar,
Emma, Bassein—Feronia, Quebec—liountaineer, Quebec for op
Sailed—The Sailor, for Liverpool—Young England, Colony
Leghorn—Concurrent, Trieste.

MARITIME EXTRACTS.
LIVFRPOOL, DEc. 13.

The Hansa, for Cuba, has put back, having lost kg cir
t,"
(Brinam a) overboard.
at 0 1 The Times (s ), M'Keon, from Dublin, reports having 1-
11.20 p.m., the South Stack Light bearing S. by E. E., ditra
miles, Skerries S.E. by E., 111 miles distant, wind S.W.,
clear weather, steering E., came in collision with the brig "lospii
Ewan, hence for Buenos Ayres, striking her aft. stern ebt
immediately sank. The Times received slight damage to f:d
The Atalanta sailed from here on the 11th inst. Captain
saved.
Th. captain acd six seamen, of the ship Dorchester, pre/W.011;0
ported abandoned, have arrived at Plymouth in tke Gambia OLP"
the coast of Africa.
The Queen of the East, hence for Melbourne, put into tfosP..
Nov. 3). to land the crew of the Dorchester, abandoned, Pio;
about 50 miles S.W. of Fanchal, and then set on fire to 6,Tel
sion. The Queen of the East had encountered violent hall'
ins
The Princess Charlotte, from Queenstown to Barrach
four previous days.
Pitt
01'

St. Vincent, Cape de Verde, and Would proceed to Bahis for v-rifit
Little Polly, Weatherall, from Newcastle at Madeira, t°
machinery, and left for Buenos Ayres, Dec. 3.
Waterford, Dec. 10.—The Neptune, from Marseilles to (V lel
riding, embayed at Tramore, shipped a heavy sea yesterciar,
her rudder head, and carried away wheel c',ains.
Pernambuco, Nov. 21.—The Juniper, Lafavrier, from
t) New York, with coffee, was totally lost north of Mae: "
too
saved.
u ofe
Rio Graade do Sul, Se, t. 30.—The bar is very changeable,b AtAei,
has been high water oftener of late. A steam-tug is statiose"
and it is reported that the government will shortly send 'loco;
Oct. 28.—The Henrique, Sommer, of Bremen, hence, 21st, ga4r;e
Queenstown, with bone ash, struck on the bar ping 00t lord
back 24th, making 12 inches water per hour. She kill
her cargo, and the Hanoverian schooner Kunigunge has been r#li
to take it to its destination.
Cast`etown, Berehaven, Dec. 9.—Put in—the Anstrias,.t i
010
Slaviantki Poppovich7from Alexandria, for Liverpool (01. 7ise'r
and cotton). This ship took refuge up 'he bay, during We "
lsptir
the late pale.
_

Tesel 'Dec. 9.—The Dutch ship Prins Frederick de N...010...4
De Witt, arrived here from Batavia, has brought 27 of the criodo"
American ship Cumberland White, from Liverpool, which Leo At
(as previously reported) '`rov.ll, in lat. 34 23 N., lon. 32 11
Queenstown, Dec, 12.—The Northumberland, of and frowt
for London, was abandoned in a sinking state on the 4th ill% bieft.
47 30 N.. bra 27 8 W. Crew and passengers lanced no, 0
Jessie.—The Hibernia, of London, from Quebec for seed Dere
waterlogged and abandoned on the 6th inst. Crew land Yert.
the Herman.
Teneriffe, Nov. SO.—The Defiance (A. ship), Hendrick, of
„die, bete
01
from Liverpool for Bombay. with railroad iron, Sze— put of
yesterday, making twelve inches water per hour, with who P.lancliorr and 1.70 fathoms of chain at Palma, where sbe:oer,-
viously put in, very leaky, and with cargo shifted; second ,
several hands severely injured in endeavouring to clear tbe 411.,
She is row discharging. The second mate and a boy died et.s.) j
of the injuries received.—The wreck of the Niger (13•}L
sold on the 23rd November. f"001/
Pe, nambuco, Nov 21 —The brig Mary Ann, from Ne pi 44
gape of Good Hope (coals), was towed in here Nov. 17, by tp
ship Himalaya, having been dismasted in a squall Nov. 12,111
lon. 31 W.

VESSEL'S REPORTS:

Report by the iindisfarne, arrived here from Ceara.
~,,,efle4l
On the 2nd December, in lat. 4 47 N., lon. 25 10 W.aCT
a terrific gale with a trem,ndnus ea running, when a sea!ino,
vessel on the port quarter, carrying away bulwarks, 5010';340i
light, companion, four bales of cotton, two casks of water, 604 Aroa.
whole of the stern frame, and the whole of the fittiags a topa;oi
•r' Ste
the cabin ; washe Thomas Gately (seaman), a native of
+"(—„,pj
the helm overboard, and broke the legs of A. B. BraithWa,, ose
mate), who !s now in tha Northern Hospital. The vessel
water.

SPOKEN.

le" ,s 1
Oct. 11.. Druid, Rio Janeiro to Cork ..
• 29
SZ
. 0
Oct. 24.. Dryad, Valparaiso to Liverpool...
--.. • • • • • • • . 07
Oct. 25.. Xing of Algeria, hence to Melbourne.... ..... 07 S.
Oct. 25.. Levant, of Liverpool, bound south
,•„„°,,' ,
Oct, 27 Kinnington, Calcutta to Liverpool, off st ge"—. 13 14.•
Oct. 28 .. lohn Parker, hence to Bombay .. • ......... .41
Nov. 30.. Carractacus, hence to Australia, off Madeir3.
..48 g..
Dec. 5.. Lucy, hence to Cape of Good Hope ••• ''
FOREIGN PoltTs.
Cleator (s.s,), from Cardiff at Gironde.
Loyalty. hence at Rouen.
2Eolus, hence at Swinemurde.
Antji Seitsia, hence at Schelde.

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iii 4
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g
Mar Woods, Bloomfield, from Rio Janeiro at Parn
000
sailed for Paraiba and Liverpool. Nov. 3.
Iceni, Steel, from St. John's, N.F. , at Pernambuco, god
id,
Liverpool, Nov. 20. P'
Barkhill, Wakeham, at Pernambuco, and sailed for 800.
Nov. 26.
Tickler, King, hence at Rio Janeiro, Oct. 22.
A thelstace, Woodward, hence at Rio Janeiro, Oct. 21.
Balbec (s.s.), Little, hence at Havre. Dec. 10.
of
Braganza (s.s.), Lloyd, hence at Lisbon, Dec. 4. 0
William, Jo,eph, hence at Santander.
Hope (s.s.), M'lntosh thence at Madeira, and left for tlie CA
Africa, Nov. 23.
Azirian, Phillips, hence at Madeira, Nov. 26.
Lady Kinsale, Krciucb, hence at Madeira, Dec. 4.
Wm. Thomas. Brown, hence at Sierra Leone, Nov. 17.
Athena, Barker, hence at Sierra Leone, Nov. 19. 001.
Canopus, from Bahia off Pernambuco, No. 5, for Livarp
Annie Worrall, hence at Buenos Ayres.
Oyapock, from Clyde at Rio Janeiro.
1010-'1
Oden,
fromß Maceio
hence at Rio
naJaneiro. 1.1.10-
Queen, at Permbuco, and sailed firo
dior;01,
G!ancus, from Newfoundland at Pernambuco, ant sails air
Spirit of the Times, from Newfoundland at Pernambue"'o, 00
for Paraiba,
Queen of the Exe, Withvcombe, from Bahia at Pernatuba
Fjo JO „,,,
ir Anne, Tilley : Javery, Jellard ; and Levant-all from
f°
at Pernambuco.
Jas. Scott, Putt, from Bahia at Pernambuco, and sailed for ~,, dea ,
Ann Baldwin, from Cost 'ay at Pernanabnco. „„d
Bahlana (ss.), Sharp, from Portsmouth at Bahia, •••-
India. Nov. 10. 131IOC'
Mary Woods, James Simpson, and James-all from .
Paraiba.
S)ra, Taylor, from Ewansea at S'e•ra Leone.
Louisa, Nason, hence at New Orleans.
City of Mobile, henca at Mobile. 01/
James Gi christ, hence at New York, rta°r° Foal
Antelope, Decker; Johanna Stroll, Berg; and Ma
at Rio Janeiro Oct. 26. . ari6 t•
Kiturrah, Pinkham, hence at Rio Janeiro, Oct. 31' ii(6
Dee, from Queenstown. Oct. 31.
es, eio 00
yo
City cf tie Sultan, Gilliam, sailed from Bahia for
pool, Oct. 22. . J 0165; id
Mary Jane, Shores; Inca, Bewley; Eliza Charles, for
01.-
Bailey; and Ferdinand, French-all hence at Buenos '42.
Uruguay, from Brazils at Buenos Ayres, and sailed DA
Oct. 11. e
Pampero (s.s.), from Paraguay at Buenos Ayree. _ Clid
Biitius, Roberts, hence; and Gambia, Thomas, Iron, 19' soti'
at Monte Video. Ai,' to
Belina, hence at R'o Grande., and sailed oo her retun'Qaff"
,0
Saxon, from Cardiff at Rio Grande, and railed lO' 0,11-
, 01' Set. 22.
Fanny Sermes, hence ; Admiral Blake from Sal ; and 14aPt
mfa
Cardiff-all at Rio Grande. re'
Orvarood, hence at Rio Janeiro. lier
Caroline, Adams, from Ari,hat at Bahia, and sailed ()-
~,
Nov. S.
Africa (R.M.S.), hence at New York, Nov. 27. fa
War Cloud, Mackay, hence at Calcutta. Or
10010
Dorisana railed from A kyab for Galle. Oct. 12. ,
Annie Armstrong, and Sydney-both sailed frOta
9,..,e,
England, Obt. 14.
I" e.s' 1040'.
Tiber (s.s.), sailed from Trieste for Liverpool, •-e„,,,001, ~,,. it,'
Queen of the Isles, sailed from Leghorn for Live2Y-War,-011e,0001,1
Myrtle, for Paraiba, Oct. 22; Era, Gibraltar, Ml' ;Wewiii ,P
Paraiba and England, Nov. 3; Linda, Ceara and 000, ger
Grecian, Maceio, 11th ; Gabalva, Bahia, 15th ; llcieri:altor'
18th; Midas, Newfoundland, 19th; Vanilla, '
sailed from Pernambuco. ia• f. 9'
1 Diev' S• 111°
Senator, sailed from Rio Janeiro for Liverpno ~ No.
_;,00,
Elliot, sailed from Rio Janeiro for the Chann"l Ml': „ la,
Richard Tantore, sailed from Rio Janeiro for "Noy. •i4o,''
Albina, sailed from Rio Janeiro for River Plates,,, ENO'
sir C. Campbell, sailed from Rio Janeiro for C. V" „lg.
_ r . . .a.
Hants, sailed from Rio Janeiro for C. G. Hop,. sof.
Astarte, sailed from Rio Janeiro for C. G. 1,109 e,

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BIRTH be fife of
the 15th September, at Sydney, N,
Churchill Fisher, formerly.of this town, of a son'

DEATHS. . b.latePhrtlll*-111.4.
At Sea, on board the Nareo Polo, Joseph ParT%l.ved' to v
Mr. James Radley, Adelphi Hotelwho be lis" !;riell7ipool,
nearly thirty years, respected by a large circle orn,K Ote.
On the Ilth inst at Aughten, Ormskirk, 1114110t4001
35th year, Jessie Risk Blair, wife of Sir. WITh S. As .1311'
On the 9th inst., the infant son of Air. Thou
Homer-street.

glir Births, Marriages. and Deaths, are onlY dy
to our Office du 'y authenticat

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