Northern Times.
Liverpool, Merseyside, England, 1859-01-31 00:00:00

THE LONDON GAZETTE,

COMMISSIONS STONED BY Loans LIEUTENANT.—The 4th or
Duke of Lancaster's Own (Light Infantry) Regiment of Royal
Lancashire Militia : Hugh Hilton Hornby, Gent., to be Ensign,
vice James Browne, resigned, Jan. 25 ; Artillery Regiment of
Royal Lancashire Militia -Assistant Surgeon John Betham to be
surgeon, vice James Chambers Ferguson, resigned, Jan; 25.

FULTZ:TEAS:IIP D issotve D. -Jamas Gibson and Andrew'Dohlain,
Toxteth-park, near Liverpool, grocers and tea dealers; William
Watt, sen., William Watt, jun., John Brown, and Alexander
Bradie Cochrane, Darlington and Dudley, coal owners and
millers; Alexander Bradie Cochrane and John Brown, Dudley,
coal owners and miners ; Charles Dean Leigh and Frederick
Leigh, Manchester and Nottingham, silk and yarn merchants;
William Brice, Edward Curling Friend, Robert Evans, and John
Evans, Liverpool, shipbuilders, Liverpool, so far as regards W.
Brice; Brice and Edward Curling Friend, Liverpool,
merchants and ship brokers ; Bury Mercer, Henry Heap. and
James Haslam, Gigg, Lancashire, bleachers and finishers ; Henry
Heap and James Haslam Gigg, Lancashire, bleachers and
finishers ; John. Grice and Joseph Robson, Cartmel, Lancashire,
millers; Warwick Smith and Thomas Williams, Manchester,
tobacco manufacturers ; Luke Smith and Robert Smith, Man-
chester, silk manufacturers; Thomas Scott Elmer and Thomas
Tuley, Halifax, joiners and carpenters.
DECLARATIONS OF DIVIDES DS.—Abraham Milnes and James
Wines, jun., Lancaster, cotton spinners, second div. of 31d,
Tuesday, Feb. 15, or any subsequent Tuesday, at Mr. Fraser's,
4i, George-street, Manchester ; separate estate of Abraham
Milnes, Lancaster, cotton spinner, first div. of is Bd, Tuesday
Feb. 15, or any subsequent Tuesday, at Mr. Fraser's, 45, George-
street, Manchester; Joseph Eccles, Edward Eccles, and Alexander
Eccles, Liverpool, cotton brokers, first div. of 91d, any Monday
at Mr. Bird's, 9, South Castle-street, Liverpool ; separate estate,
of Joseph Eccles, Liverpool, cotton broker, first div. of 4s 6d any
Monday, at Mr. Bird's, 9, South Castle-street, Liverpool; Robt.
ant Joseph Helsby, Garston and Warrington, joiners and
builders, second div. of Id, any Monday, at Mr. Bird's, 9, South
Castle-street, Liverpool.
INAOLVENT TITIONERS. —William Massie Mitchell, Liverpool,
boarding-house keeper; Thomas Firth, Barnsley, Yorkshire,
labourer.

SHIPPING INTELLIGENCE.

HIGH WATER.
Morn. . Even. Height
.... 10 5 .... 10 26 .... 12 7

Tuns DLY

WIND
At LIVERPOIL,—W. Strong breeze
„ HOLY IlElD,—W.—' DO.

Alps (si)
Africa (s
Alamo

AB.RIV
New York
. New York
,Galveston ,

Bonita
Contest

. Ceara
Calcutta
. Venice

Euro3lyelon
B A Hail
Le Co 4
Lumley...
Lord Daffaria
K tte Evelyn
Natte..bohln
Ranee

oAtend

Valparaiso
,New Orleans

D3merara

Thomas Watson

Nmr.rica. (ss

Bostoa

Joshua
CRC

havelock
Rita (ss) ......• Corunna
Tajo (ss) ' Corunna
Anglesea
Columbia . .New York
Spray Newtoundiand

Phccnix
Pelican (ss
Yaratilda
Karve

The schooner Pioneer, of Gla

with coals, was fallen iii with a'
of the Bell•buoy, totally dismal

Knuthenburg
Jubilee ...
Mary Stewart

Birkenhea,lDock, by t

The bargee Franklin, of Live
was in with Jan. 10, in 1
hattan, hance at New York, w

Margaret ..

w. all of

Richard

they having been three days on
Capt. Young reports that the b
over oa her broad4ide, when a I
thing off the deck, including tl
his wife and son were sleeping i
The li. Sprarue.. Patten, from
proceeded on Saturday to Fleet
The Centenary. from Shield
totally consumed by fire, off Or

Seraphina
Eliza ...

Mary Woods
Lebanon (ss)
Blackwater
Beraza

sioa of tha cargo ; 'crew saved.
rRAPAXI, Jaa. 11.—The Ma
to Vecahia. for Wale(

Galveston

Ale \andria
Savannah
Rotterdam
—.Calcutta

from
It

Demerara.

Londonderry

" "Nal': ezeekawwfoarr Ywytt
.. Ncwry
..Newry

Pernambuco

Harbour Grace

...Ceylon
New York
Melbourne
~ Gibraltar

M triaa Muora
Mimosa
Itagamoad

alcutta.

Rio Janeiro
.... „Bahia

LIVERPOOL, Jan. 30

to Kirkcudbright;
'out eight miles to the northward
ted, taken in tow, and placed in.

01, waterlogged and dismasted,
41 N., lon. 64 W., by the Man-

rich to;k from her Capt. Young,
n were exhausted and frostbitten,
the wreck without food or water.
,arque,.being full of water, rolled

sea boarded her, sweeping every-
he cabin ; and, at the same time
in their berths. •
New Orleans, arrived here, and

;-o-rid, in tow of a steam-tug.
I for London. with coals was
ardaess, Jan. 24, from an explo-

Austria

, Gavagnin,
ar Colombaja