Northern Times.
Liverpool, Merseyside, England, 1859-12-05 00:00:00

MARTHA MAGILL,

AT THE
PIANO-FORTE AND MUSIC WAREHOUSE,
18, LONDON-ROAD, LIVERPOOL.

Piano-fortes supplied on Hire, and old Instruments taken in
exchange. Music at Half-price. 14d7

AN 0-F OR TES
FOR SALE,
With easy terms of Purchase.

PIANO-FORTES
TUNED, REPAIRED, EXCHANGED, ecLENT ON HIRE.

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PRACTICAL PIANO-FORTE MAILERS,
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LIVERPOOL.
ESTABLISIIED IN LONDON IN 1600.

Gmo.na 1 2

DISTRESSING SHIPWRECK.— PALLING) NORFOLK,
Dec. I.—A nest distressing shipwreck occurred on Fri-
day last, on Hasbro' Sands. About ten o'clock on the
evening of that day, the sloop Gratitude grounded on.
the sands during thick weather and a- strong breeze.
She was knocked to pieces in a few minutes, and im-
mediately sank. • The crew took to the rigging, about
twelve feet above the deck, and remained in that
position from.. Friday, until rescued on the morning of
Monday last by a Bacton boat manned by eighteen
fishermen. The poor fellows had been lashed to
the rigging for a period -of nearly sixty hours
without either food or water, and
.life was fast
ebbing when -taken into the boat.. A brig had
passed them on Sunday, and made an-attempt with their
boat to save them, but there being so much sea it could
not get nip enough. Information wasqifterwards given
at Winterton by the master of the brig that five men
were seen in the rigging of a vessel on Hasbro? Sands,
and the same was communicated along the coast. It
was the intention here to have launched the life-
boat of the National Life-boat Institution at break
of day, as the news did not reach us- until half-past
seven p.m, at which time it wasvery dark; and no lights
could be discerned. The Bacton boatmen had learnt from
the floating light vessel that there were men in the rig-
ging. Several guns had also been. fired from the light
vessel for assistance. The Bacton. boat had, during the
night, run along the edge of the sand, but could dis-
cover nothing. They again launched the next morning,
when they fortunately succeeded in saving the poor
men there was much sea at the time. Too muck
praise cannot be given to the- Bacton men for their
praiseworthy efforts. They have been promptly paid
£lB for their noble services by the Life-boat Institution.
The poor men were landed here • in. a. • very exhausted
condition, and every care has been taken of them that
humanity could suggest. The veesel belonged to a poor
man at Grimsby. The master attributes the loss of the
vessel to the defective state of the compass.

J7ifl iflf u#zUigcnce.

MOON'S CHANGES: FULL MOON. 10th Dec., 2h. 55m. morn

LIVERPOOL TIDE TABLE,

MORN. HEIGHT. EVEN. HEIGHT.
Dee. DAY. H. H. FT. IN. H. •M. PT. Inv,
s—Monday 659 11 8 728 12 8
6—Tuesday 757 12 6 822 13 5
7—Wednesday .8 4a 13 7 9ll 14 5
B—Thursday .... 93/ 14 9 958 15 4
9—Friday lO ait 15 10 10 43 16 2
10—Saturday..... 11 4 16 11 11 24 16 10
_11—Sunday ll 46 17 9 - —-- .

ARRIVED.
Dee. 4.—Milan (ss), from. Palmas.
OFF THE PORT.
The Zigzag (schooner).
cwari Schelde.
p'
3a Josephine,
FOREIGN PORTS.
D
Balbec (ss), hence at Havre.
Leaders, Bates, hence at Nantes.
Oneida (ss), from Brazils at. Lisbon, and would leave for
Southampton Dec. 2.
Hebe, Matthews, hence at Cadiz.
t,
Eugene,\
nr
a Yvpterck,s e
p fi envhcmee
iAhnenenot
rnee itt Schelde.
a
Crimean (ss), Glover, hence at Naples.
Ninedeeps, Pickford, and Piston, Jones, both sailed from Pa-
lermo for Liverpool.
Liazy, Barber, hence at St. Michael's.
Blanche, Philanthropist, Teutouia, and Titania, hence at Rib,
Janeiro.
Rosamond,serapnbia henceSabrina,at p
andeni Lammb•dueoDufferin, hence at Bahia.
0 UTPORTS.

Dl' ki., • Dec. 4.—Arrived and passed : Globules, Lond4l) to
Bombay ; AuguSta (ss), and Prospect, London to Liverpool ;
westward to north; Julia, Leghorn to London; Ellenborough,
Prima Donna, London to Cape Coast Castle; Ocean, anclZebra,
London to Calcutta ; Sir George Grey, London to Cape of Good
Hope; Imperial, London; Princess Royal, Odessa tolLondon ;
Wear, west to north • City of Pekin, London to Glasgow.
Dec. 4'.—Arrived : Ebe, from Marseilles • Emily,
Danzic ; Express, Seville.
tterdam. Sailed : Ellenborough, London to
QUEENSTOWN, Dec. 4.•—Arrived: Indian, from Singapore.
Sailed : Thever, Nepanthe, Sellica Catherine, Brogomelia, and
Quickstep, for Liverpool; Chase, Limerick ;,. Max, Bremen ;
Excel, and Richard Brown, Glasgow; Video (s), Monte Video ;
Tikat, Glasgow ; Segattarius, and Annie Saott, Dublin ; Han-
nah, Tralce i Tito,Waterford ; Mary Ann, and Darocke, Derry ;
Oliveira, Leith.
Smyrna (s), Ro
Calcutta;
otittl hTeIEEXTRACTS.
morning
DunLiN, Nov. 4.--Arrived : Malvina (s), from London.
WATERFORD, Nov. 4 —Arrived i, 'triton, from.Odeasa ; Clo-
dagh, Swansea; Camilla (s), Bristol; Citizen (s). London.
Sailed : Chowdean, and Wellington to Swansea,
M
The Asia (rms), from
New York, passed Cork at 10 p.m. on
Saturday.
The Mystery (ss), from Whitehaven • fer Liverpool, got
aground on Burbo yesterday morning, but was towed off by the
stcgim-tug United Kingdom,.
The Brilliant, from Cardiff for Bombay, has put into Rio
Janeiro leaky,
The Prince Albert (s) left Kingstown at 3 3Q p,m, yesterday,
of
Dec. 4
A schooner sunlc
name unknown. outside the Rock,
for Qalway.