The Northern Daily Times.
Liverpool, Merseyside, England, 1857-03-17 00:00:00

MARITIME EXTRACTS•

LIVERPOOL, March 16.
A small sloop was seen to founder off the Ormshead on the 14th
inst., by the Senator, who could not reach her in time to save the
crew,

The schooner Lynch, of Falmouth, arrived here, with a carga of
groin, a,,ancloned off Point Lynas, yesteaday, was picked up by a
fishing-boat and towed in here.
The Shark, hence at Whitehaven, for Bayonne, with cargo shifted
an i m .king much water.
The Kelvin, for Halifax, has put back dismasted.
The Invincible. for Camerocms; and John Ravenal, fur Charles-
ton—both have put back.
The cutter Ahry Ann, of Whitstable, is a complete wreck at
Altnwch.

The Albira, arrived here yesterday, sailed from Goatz,coa'cos on
the 24th Jan., and left the Eleanor Thompson, and Stadt Appin ad-
run, for Liverpcel, ready for sea, with several other vessels; also,
left the Panuco, and Nina, loading! the Gtelne from Africa, and
Ocean, of Bremen.
Pwllhell, Match 14.—A few fragments of wreck have been washed
ashore on Pwilheli beveht amon2s them a piece of wood, having on
the top a bar about four feet lone, with the word Stewart cut in gilt
letters on a dark blue ground, forming half a circle.
Courier, Lelt, hence at NlAryport for Suez, put back leaky.
Holyhead, March 15.—Upwards or 200 vessels have put in here for
shelter during the gale, but the harb.nir boat has not been for par-
ticulars in consequence of the weather.
Whitehaven, March 16. The Sea, from New Orleans, with cotton,
Is ashore at the Duridon, with a pilot.

Dublin, March 15.—A large ship was seen at 9 o'clock on Friday
morning on the racks off Tuskar, and immediately disap leare I.
On Saturday, a barque of 500 tons w. s riding at anchor in T,curoshin
Bay, with loss of jthboom. b iwsnrit, and union down; app-ars to
be iron built, and female figure-head. There has been no commu-
nication with her.

Douglas, March __.—The Lyra (a.), from Londonderry to Liver-
pool, eroke her main shaft about 25 miles from Douglas Head. The
ti,ate has coma on shoe to g.t a steamer to tow her in here.

Deal, March 14.—The Moore fort, from Calcutta, has proceeded
to Margate Boats, having slipped from an anchor and chain, and is
boing supplied from this.
Belfast March 16. the brigantine CLillion, cf and from Liver-
pool, for Tralee, with a cargo of deals, parted from her anchor in the
Louth, and was ran ashore near Carrickfergus, on Saturday night.
Lloyd's agent succeeded in getting her off yesterday, and brought
up to Belfast.
Rhyl, March 16 —A large ship, with only foremast standing, at
anchor here, has 12 painted ports. The Point of Ayr life boat has
gone to her assistance.
i °Ward, March 3. —The Golden Etar, Murphy, from Liverpoo' to
New Orleans with salt. got ashore on the Gingerbread ground, but
was assisted ff by wreckers, and taken into Nassau.
Mauritius, Jan. 29 —The British barque Sham, hae, Logan, Corn
Swan River, lying at ancl•or at the Bell Buoy, parted her cable last
nlg'lt and went on short on the refs of Grand River and cannot be
got off; should the weather moderate everything will be got out of
her.—The Charles hlartel (French steamer), from Nantes to Singa-
pore, put in here, 19th inst., leaky, and is under repairs.