Northern Times.
Liverpool, Merseyside, England, 1860-02-14 00:00:00

CITY OF DUBLIN STEAM PACKET COMPANY.

The vessels of the Company convey Her Maiestv.s Mails
between Holyhead and Kingstown, twice every day. Hours
of saline:—From Holyhead, 1.30 a.m. and 5.0 a.m.
Lon Won Time; from Kingstown, 2.0 p.m. and 7.30
7.l:iflub 1i
11 FOR
or as soon after as the Mails are on board.
FOR DUBLIN,
- .1b The IRON DUKE, or. other vessel of the
Company, sails from the Prince's I'ierhead
• 10W-- FOR KINGSTOWN, •
Every Monday':and Wednesday evening, at
Seven o'clock, and from,Kl:cusrown on Tuesday and Saturday
Evening., at Seven o'clock, until. further notice. For particu-
lars apply at the Company's office.
They sail' their -Cargo 'Vessels (as below) from the
Clarence Dock to Dublin, Quay (with or without pilots), of
which shippers are desired to take notice :
Tuesday February 14, at 3'pan.
Wednesday • Fehtuary 15, at 4 p.'n.
Thursday Fibrnary 16, at 6 p.m.
Friday February 17, 'at; 7 p.m.
Saturday February 18, at p p.m.
Monday February 20, at 7 p.fiy
From. DUBLIN for BELFAST, every Monday, returning
every Wednesday.
FOR BANGOR, BEAUMARIS, AND CARNARVON.,
The PRINCE OF WALES is intended to leave Liverpool
during the Winter months. on Wednesdays and Saturdays, in
the Morning; and Menai Bridge on Mondays and Fridays, at
Teri o'clock in the Morning, calling at Llandudno .(weather
permitting,) toland and receive passengers.
'All goods for the Prince of Wales must be sent to the CLlr-
ence Dock. Goods for Carnarvon may be landed at the Menai
Bridge, atd in that case forwarded by the Fairy steamer.
For further particulars apply to 'Mr. Timothy, Menai Bridge ;
Charley and Macolm, Donegal Quay, Belfast ; City of Dublin
Company's Office; 15 and 16, Eden Quay, Dublin; or to
JOHN K. ROUNTHWAITE Azept, 20 Water street.

ihssrls Im Auction.

Percnptorily, and tvititout Reserve. On account of whom it

may concern.
On Thursday next, the 16th Inst., at Three o'clock, at Cunard,
. Wilson, and Co.'s Saleroom, Exchange, Liverpool,
• • The good Ship INDUS; •
419 tons registu.. . Length, 113 feet' 4-10ths
►;,11.f;;. breadth, 26- feet 6-Iotbs ; depth, 17. feet 9-10ths ;
fiedm%,, built at Dartmouth, N.S., in 1815; was theathed
with yellow met4l -in 'September; 185.8, and I,as
always been! kept in .the very best order. Is well found in
stores, end eau be sent to cea immediately. In Prince's Dock.
Apply to . CUNA RD, WILSON, & Co., Brokers.

On Thursday -next. the 10th instant, at One o'clock, at the
• Broker's Saleroom, Walmer-buildings, Water-street,
• 144ORTY-THREE SIXTY-FOURTHS
. of the Barque
WARRIOR QUEEN,
of Wisbech ; 243 tons pier register; built at Sun-
derland in 1852, and classed 'A 1 for eight }ears;
is copper-fastened, and was shdtthed with yellow metal in
1857; car& s a large cargo, is well found, awl is only offered
for Sale in con,equenec of the death of the principal owner.
D mensions : Length, 96 feet 1-10th ; breadth, 22 feet 2Liotha ;
depth, 14 feet 8-10ths ; now lying in Victoria Dock. Aprly to
CI:1111.Y. KELI.O.CIi, & 4 0.. Brokers.

Peremptorily to close an account. •
On Thursday, the lfithinstant, at One o'clock, at the Brokers'
Saleroom,' Middleton-buildings, 1, Rumford-street,
The Very superior three-masted Schooner or
Barkentine HERCULES ;
sts, HI tons register. new measurement; 156 tons Old
•
T't. tonnage, This is a most.desirable vessel for any
• trade, having the combined qualities of good
carrying, fast sailing, and very small draft oPivater ; is fitted
with large hatches for machinery, and since her repairs, being
nearly rebuilt last yelir, in Birkenhead, she has performed twa
successful voyages with' railway engines to Spain, and re:urn-
ing by France to this port with a cargo of flour, which she
has also delivered in 'exeellent order.; is well found in stores ;
lying in Dock: Forinventorles and farther particulars
apply Ws TONGE &. CO., .
Brokers for the Sale and Purchase of Ships.

• By order of the Executors of the late liobert Riley, Esq
On Thursday, the 16th ixstant, at One o'clock, at the Brokers'
Saleroom, Middleton-buillings, 1, Rumford-street,
ELGIIT SIXTY-YOURTII sllAitrs •
in the British-built Barque
t BARRACOUTA ;
I' • - 382 tons to-a per register, 430 tons a.m. ;• built at
,z -Arbroath in 1858, under special survey, and
classed at Lloyd's A• 1 ten years ; copper-fastened, and has
just -been newly coppared in London. Lying in London Dock,
London.

Also, TWELVE SIXTY-FOURTH SHARES
in the fine Liverpool-built Ship
' MARGARET DE.kNE ;
520 tons B at., 470 tons old register, 423"• tons ; built at
Liverpool in 1834 ; is copper-fastened, and just newly sheathed
with yellow metal.
Also, EIGHT SIXTY-FOURTH SHARES
iu the fine British-built Ship
MIMOSA ;
540 tons 0.11, 447 1075-3500 to• s old register; built by Hall,
at Aberdeen, and launched about June, 1853 ; built of mate-
rials for an A 1 eight years class ; copper-fastened and sheathed
with yellow metal is January, 1859. '
These vessels •are all in the best possible condition, well
managed and generally profitably employed. For further par-
ticulars apply to TONGE & CO.,Brokers for the Sale and Purchase o Ships.

Vt%ea MI fie.

FOR SA-LE,
The magnificent new Ship
ket • • QUEENSLAND ;
i.<le„-6,,,. •
Length, 165 feet ; breadth, 36 feet ; depth, 22 feet.
1,040 ton• o.m.,.and 993 tons' register.; This ship
harbeen built this season, at Quebec, under special survey, of
the best and-well seasoned materials. Iler frame is diagonally
irowstrapped; she was iron kneed while on the stocks, and the
hull is now'classed A seven yearS from Tune, 1860: Iles a fine
poop and topgallant forecastle ;long flat floor ;'stands without'
ballast ; carries a large cargo on alight draft of water, and sails
very fast. Lying in Brunswick Dock. For further particulars
apply to ' CHARLES SAUNDERS.

.
. i . FOR- SALE, '
- 1 'The beautiful new Brig ,
•
„ - 1 - GLENGARRY ;
i ,' ' Built under survey-in-Nova Scotia, and launched
in 1859; clitsed at Lloyd's for four years. Her
inaterial are of- the very best description, and she is neatly
finished, with elliptic stern.; main
is
fitted with Cunning-
ham's patent reefing gear. She. s a -very large carrier mi a
light draft•of; water, and sails remarkably fast ; sails without
ballast (her last passage- rota America being only ten days
to Point Lynns). . Dimensions,: Length, 117 feet - 6-10ths ;
breadth, 29 feet 4-10ths; depth, 12 feet S-lOths. ,Register 273
tons N.N.m. .For (urthcr particulars apply to
' • ' , PATTERSON, -INUCULLY & CO.,
30. Castle-street. 3w-tfo

---------
• FOR SALE,
• A New SCROONER;
About 67 tons, o.xt. ; launched about twenty
•••/ months since, and classed nine years •A 1; built
by a regulation lately arrang d, she will stand
eight years A 1 from July last ; is expected to carry about 75
tons on than eight feet water. Dimensions : Length,
59 feet ; breadth, 16 feet ; depth,-7 feet 8-10ths. • Apply to
CURRY, KELLOCK, & CO , Brokers.
•

FOR SALE,
A New Iron Screw STEAMER;
598 tons builders' measurement, 397 tons gross,
318 tons net register ; A 2 at Lloyd's for nine
Fears ; has two direct acting engines of 60-horse
power nominal, 130 effective; carries 450 tons dead weight, or
550 tons measurement goods, on ten feet six inches draft of
water; bunkers for 70 tots of coal; cabin comfortably fitted
up for twenty first and about twenty second class passengers.
riengthi.l7o feet ;theam, 27 feet; depth, 12 feet 6 inches ; speed,
13 knots. Apply to
CURRY, RELLOCR, & CO., Brokers.

FOR SALE,
sk. A beautiful paddle STEAMER;
4X-*, of 440 tons builders' measurement, 322 tons
r,42,,,N.i1l
~. ' grass, and. 2,3 tons net regiSter. Length,
-1-1,1--.7;:t-,.i: •204 feet ; beam moulded, 21 feet ; depth, 11
feet; schooner rigged. The main cabin, which•is handsomely
fitted, accommodates fifty-two- first-,lass paksengers, ten of
which are for ladies ; second cabin fitted for twenty-two pas-
sexgers ; has two oscillating engines of 120 horse power, with
feathering wheels, and large tubular boilers; bunkers contain
s'xty tons coal, Apriy to _ _

KELLOCK, & CO., Brokers.

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