Northern Times.
Liverpool, Merseyside, England, 1859-03-19 00:00:00

LONDON GAZETTE.

BANKRUPTS.
R. Bedford Allen, underwriter of Lloyd's, London.
Henry Liebus, merchant, Bush-lane, London.
Wm. Howlett, builder, Dover Court Lodge, near Har-
wich.
Matthew Baldridge, builder, King's Lynn.
John Wilson, auctioneer, late of Whitby, and now of
Rotherhithe.

Thos. Gurney and John Jacobs, tailors, of Tower-place,
West Walworth-road, Surrey.
John James Harrison, toy-man, Maidstone.
John Murray, contractor and victualler.
John. Hutchinson, Aspinwall, merchant, lately residing at
Moulmein in the East Indies.
Thos. Paul Youngman, commission agent, Nottingham.
Chas. Smith, miller, Buliwell, Nottinghamshire.
James Simpson, picture dealer, Bristol.
John Wm. Rowe Huet, watchmaker, Plymouth.
Geo, Herarston Edwards, tobacconist and seed-merchant,
Lincoln.
Thos. Helliwell, innkeeper, Happerholme, near Halifax,
Thos. Hughes, cattle dealer, Tyddynn, Carnarvonshire-.
Win. James Taylor,: druggist, North Shields,

BANKRUPTCY ANNULLED,
James Nudidl, builder, Dirrizes-stretit.

SHIPPING INTELLIGENCE,

HIGH WATER.
Morn. Even. 'Plight'
TRH DAT. • . 11 43 ...„ 12 0 .••• 20 1

WIND
At L/VIRPOOL,—N.W.—Strong breeze.

' 6 HOLYHEAD,-N.W.-

A R R
Byzantium Yew Orleans
Crested Wave ...... Venice
Edmund New Orleans
Neptune New Orleans
Morning Light . .Melbouwe
Susan West ....Maracaibo
Newnham Lisbon
Isis Savanilla
John Henry Glasgow
SAILED.
Queen of England, for Sydney.
MARITIME EXTRACTS.
The Annie and Marie Mitchell, henceLl
got ashore yesterday at 'Black Point, near BeauraarisP
was subseuently got off. put The Panuco, Lane, hence to Puerto Cabello, hag P
Falmouth, with sails split, and bowsprit sprung. Jo%
The Prince Albert (ss), from New York for St f
vE nfoo ocLo,nsl‘tiaariretltoilh't
NF, and Galway, was in company with the City °f 011
chester (ss), on the 4th inst, about 30 miles east of
Hook. at:iresla
The Vanguard, with cotton, chartered for Cronsts4.o
on fire at Algiers, opposite New Orleans, and it
would be destroyed. eh 0,
The Marco Polo, of Liverpool, from Grangertl°lo6
Dunkirk, has foundered at sea; mate and three Men
at Lowestofft ; remainder of crew drowned. the
The Teviot (R.M.S.), with the mails from London ° old
18th Feb, arrived at Alexandria on the 7th Mm-ch'
waiting arrival of January mail from Australia. 590
MOULMEIN, Jan 29: The pilots report that the are
have shifted down into the channel in a mass Or the
the
body, a frequent occurrence, only discovered by
grounding of a vessel. spoten
The Rattler (ss), from Jamaica to this port, 105;,4ist0+
on the 12th inst, in lat 49, lon 27, by the Bli'`
arrived here.

V )3 D. pablig
Hibernia ....... vewpot!
Mary Anna ..... northcairi
Providence .... • . •".Legbors
St. Catharine •• •
.Tongti
Ada.............
Lady Ebrington • • • • Mobile
Algonquin ...... .:;_t alerpo
Richard &William. r

OUTPORTS. Aber'
GRAVESEND, March 11.—Arrived : The Clazeut „of%
from Genoa ; Fanny, St Michael's ; Bidston, log;
Nursery Packet, Maceio ; Warrior Queen, Ireagvi ita;
Amalia, Moulmein ; Sardinia. Geelong ; Falcon, Sig
Flying Dutchman, St Michael's ; Lauritz, Sin,leor
Jampson, Gravelines ; Atalanta, Sines ; Abeona, "-caged:
dria ; Crosdale, Alexandria ; Bonogopoc, Calcutta. s°,l for
The Neriet, for Sierra Leone ; General WilliamO
Constantinople. odc/r6'
DEAL, March 17.—Anchored and Passed : n
from Gambia to London ; Lord Palmerston, Lollgeo
Lisbon ; Lord Strangford, Hartlepool to Bordeaux ; don W
Edwards, London to Galway ; Jane Roberts, I.°Alispt,
Dublin ; Montebello, Newcastle to Malta ; Anne and 81"
Sunderland to Portsmouth ; Averthorpe, Shields .04°,,t;ertaii.
celona ; Mary Jane, Alexandria to London ; .0%-abet,„'
Fuma to London ; Phantom, north to west • P'soo vi
Maria, Pernambuco to London ; Oceanica, 'L°ll'nerbl,
Bombay ; Palmerston, Trinidad to London ; West, iCoat
London to Liverpool ; Cairngorm. London to 1.,.01115„,to „
Lord Stanley, London to Cardiff; Antigua, 14,°'4i917
Greenock; Columbia, London to Sydney ; Alfrea,4- of*
to Messina; Neptune, Sunderland to Marseilles;
Hull to Genoa; Italian, Hull to Honduras.
QUEENSTOWN, March 18.—Arrived : The Pso'
from Odessa ; G B Lamar, Mobile, with loss of top 1.111
Elizabeth, Honduras ; Margareta, Bahia. sailed
Martha Kay, for Dublin; America, Clyde. „nibr°
' KINGSTOWN, March 18.—Arrived : The 1/416,,,
from Glasgow for Madras ; William, Troon for Car`;°,.
BELFAST, March 18.—Sailed : The Brothers, '
verpool. • r (s)'
WATERFORD, March 18.—Arrived : The CotirleCia:
from Milford ; Shamrock (s), Bristol. Sailed if (51'
zen, for London; H.M's. Gunboat, Wicklow; galit-t)
Milford; Concordia, Cardiff; Malcolm, Swansea.
SPOKEN. in 10
Feb. 18. Prince of the Sea..,, hence to Melbourne, ..f
14 N, lon. 27 W.
„ 34 A,
Feb. 23. Horatio. bound S.S.E , in lat 23 N, I°`:,"s
March. 1. Ocean Wave, for Sa.vannah, in lat. 2,
34 W. 1,11`1,1#

March 5. Southampton, bonnd west, in lat. 4
68 W.
March 9. Ganges, in lat. 44 N, lon. 15 W. 15t
March 9. Suez, of Liverpool, in lat. 44 N, 6w
March 13. Eaglet, of Liverpool, in lat. 50 N, IoU
FOREIGN PORTS.
Tiber (ss), hence at Naples.
Njord, Thelke, hence at Bremen.
Vigilant, Claussen ; Eclipse, Defrarfe ; Cog, 9414 for
all hence at Ostend.
Compass, Newson, from Dunkirk at Dungeness'
Liverpool. , goot,
Energy, Cowling, from Nantes at St. Michaels
for Liverpool, March 14. iveree
Shamrock, Wood, sailed from Naples for ,
March 11.
Catharina, Timmer, ready to sail from Helvoet for o'er
„et Of
pool, March 14.
Fenna Gerarda, Struik, ready to sail from
gel Liverpool, March 14. rpoo'
Bellerofonte, Patturga, sailed from Venice for —ife
March 12. f iger
Jantje Meyer, De Jonge, sailed from Venice -c)
pool, Feb. 27.
Cornet, Scail, sailed from Marseilles for Life
March 12. h,
gar°
Melita (ss), Langlands, hence at Malta, 6th
left 7th for .
Vila, Tasprizza, hence at Alexandria, Feb. 2 is
Larissa, Dudley, sailed from Alexandria for 1,
Feb. 18. fLim
Richard Young, Lowe, sailed from Alexandria -or
pool, Feb. 18.

vi.o9
THE OUTCRY AGAINST BIRIC_,,,EI'a"
ACCOMMODATION AND DOU-A-'g
TO THE EDITOR OF THE NORTHERN Tll4,,.f.yiiiiP
Sir, --I have seen such a quantity of speenoco"
and dirty small talk about Birkenhead and eel
as completely _disgusts me ; people who 5,,0.000
ever see the place presume to pronounce a ill"
on its capabilities. to t
I will, with your permission, make knorae
mercantile publigr the great advantages BIT.'"
possesses. 16494

I am a timber broker and measurer. low 011
commenced business in Birkenhead, under that
proprietors ; my reason for doing so wefs:,ere
could not get the facilities on the Pia bete'
side at so cheap a rate as was to be baion
The reasons assigned that no business could be 00:
at Birkenhead (a perfect railway and water
munication existed throughout the kinga°—</ gos
" Oh, it is a new place ; no person could
there." My answer was a simple one : Nevert the
if a person can buy goods cheaper, and oe to this
carried home at a less rate, they would cone
market." I bit e
What has been the result in nine years ? of °ail
sold and delivered go t o
ods to the aniculitsoft
million eight hundred and odd pounds '
for poor Birkenhead.—Yours, &c.,

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MINISTERIAL MODIFICATIONS L 0. fr
Times exhibits the
Aific
The
tions of the Chancellor of the Ex h ciitero.f toee
expenditure of £20,000 create 200 or even 300 00101
holders, and disturb the county constituency tA)tiltehe-
may be, of 5 per cent. But the same addition 1" bu
tff
boroughs would be, in some cases, even at the ratte°,o2 7,
cent., and in all would most seriously disturb e
and residential character of the suffrage. No to b
in its senses, could ever leave constituencies 1i eat WO/
swamped, and in effect destroy in this cheap and °
Mr. Disraeli, then, must either • the Prilielto the
borough freeholders, or his now-bogiasyteedlifPorbearanefon tllB
small boroughs. This, however means little else tbe
abandonment of his bill. Whether that -would iniPlYjch the
surrender of his office is a delicate question,
House of Commons will probably decide for its
ell'

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. f sto, 04
No SHIP SHOULD GO TO SEA without 011- ° cased --.
and Co.'s Patent Self-cleansing Charcoal Filters',
ec—adtirs°
fitted-up expressly for use on board ship. N°4l'e th of
SAUNDERS & CO., 16, Parker-street, Live':pool• dmios -
the Minister of War, has
The Emperor of the French, at the, reconusell
d the er►'
tence passed on 75.6 oldiers tried by court-s°ld on 3
have been fully pardoned, and the sentence passe
lis
has been miti_ated, Oh° 3
AUCT the spot
44' 12111 Tnenituorr.—A few days sago f its ,9,0°)
111111%e'13,111ity of Vienna gave a striking proffs). (p,voio
pardoned or mitigate cal ; 40
ocreunous toleration by contributing 50,tbouse. _',o
t(:.
,artes the construction of a Protestant seho.
_....44 a PA.
Majesty the Emperor has )ust given 3,oofis. tsilj, buteaLs
church for the Jesuits, but he has also csj; Pr
same sum towards a place of worship Or
subjects,