Northern Times.
Liverpool, Merseyside, England, 1859-09-02 00:00:00

OUTPOSTS,

,DEAL, Sept. I.—Arrived and passed: Madeira, Tobago to
London; Lady Ogle, westward to London • West Lothian,
westward to north ; - Storm Queen, Calcutta to London ; Nor-
thumberland, to London ; Paragon, London to Bristol ;
slegina, London to Canterbury, N.Z. ; Maio Allan, London to
Glasgow ; Alice Droubet, London to Bombay ; Saelbourne,
Colombo to Loudon; Matapan, Calcutta to. London; Ariel,
Cape of Good Hope to London; Alliance, London to Pori
Phillip;
City of Brussels, Shields to London; Scargo, Calcutta
to London; Oliver Moses, Quebec to London; Hollybeck, St.
John to London ; Fredtich, Danzie to Liverpool ; Hunter,.
London to Madras; Switzerland, Manilla to London ; Calenon,
London to Sydney; Adventure, from Sierra Leone; Jane Par-
dew, from Cape of Good Hope; Dione, London to Cape of Good
don Gem London to Guernsey Bombay and Aberfoyle, Lo to St. John : Hoheldada, to London ; Cattle-
son, Calcutta to London.
GRAVESEND, Sept. _ I.—Arrived Tudsr, from Calcutta .;
Rapid, Tarragona ;I Fri °Had, Havana ; Louis, Riga ; Universe,
Seville; Moscow, Cronstadt; Oscar, Belize; Euxine„Calcuttai-
Emperor, Algoa Bay; Pandora,;3lazagan ; Elizabeth, Soder-
ham ; Thor, Archangel; Mary and Emily, Cronstadt; Aurora,
Havana ; Mary Anne, Smyrna; Albacore, Faro Island ; Nor—
thumberland, Bombay; -Augusta Wattenbach, and Tirriell;
Calcutta ; Revenio, Demerara ; , Jane Pardew, Cape Town
Adventure, Sierra Leone. • , Sailed: Regina, Canterbury, New
Zealand; Mx E. Cronstadt.
QUEENSTOWN, Sept. l.—Arrived: Sea King, from Liverpool;
Florentine, Porta Quarma, Odessa for Cork; Mohawk, Mauri-
tius ; Roman, Buenos Ayres. Off : Cornelius, Akyab ; Victo-
ria, Singapore ; Clara, Porto Rico. Sailed : Nuova Providen-
zia, New Ross; Elizabeth, Liverpool.
BELFAST, Sept. I.—Arrived : Dolphin, from Odessa : Stan-
eard, Quebec. Sailed: Volante, for Troon ; Golden Eagle,
Dordt.

DUBLIN Sept. I.—Arrived : Arrwart, and Duke of Cornwall.
Sailed : (incline, for London.

GREENOCK, SEPT. 1.---Sailed: Trogan, for Demerara

MARITIME EXTRACTS,

The steam-tug Dreadnought, from the Isle of Man at Liver-
pool, with wrecked goods, ex Harlequin.
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The Standard, Croly, from Belfast for. Quebec, has put back,
with cargo shifted.

The Sea King, hence for Quebec, has put into Queenstown
leaky, and part of cargo thrown overboard, also lost two of her
crew, Sept. 1.

FLEETWOOD, Aug. 39.—W., strong gale. The ship Sir C,olln
Campbell, M'Nabb, for Miramichi, which sailed yesterday in
ballast, came to anchor off Shell Wharf about five o'clock this
morning, wind contrary, and a gale ; she began to strike hea-
vily, parted her first bower chain early this morning, and
slipped her, second about half-past ten a.m., and made for
Fleetwood. Her rudder being disab!el, she could not keep the
Channel, and struck on the North Wharf several times. At
last she gained the Channel, but when coming into the harbour
came in contact with the sloop Eagle, of Liverpool, and car-
ried away the latter's mast and rigging; also came in contact
with a fishng smack, which sustained considerable damage.
The Sir Colin Campbell is now on shore on the east side of the
harbour, having received considerable damage.
QUEENSTOWN, August 30.—The Thetis, of Liverpool, for
Quebec, was abandoned, August 14, lat. 48 lon. 39, with eight
and a-half feet water in her hold; crew saved by the Burtis,
arrived here.

WATERFORD, August 30.—The Ann Copping, hence for New—
port ; and the Guide, Elliott, from Smyrna, were in contact
to-day, off Passage; the former was dismasted, and the latter
also received damace.

ALDBOIIOUGH, Aug. 30.—At anchor in the bay: The French
ehassemaree Fileur, Caron, of St. Valery, from Iceland for
Dieppe. Schooner Mary Ann, Booth, of and from Sunderland,
for Dieppe. Brig Sun, Hills, of and from Sunderland for
Cadiz, all well. Captains Booth and Hills report that, in con—
sequence of a gale coming on on the 29th, at 7 p.m., they had
to bear up from the Gabbard into Aldborough Bay :
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mooth water, and brought up where they noirremain 4 p.m
on the 30th. The barque Tritonia, Embleton, of and from
Sunderland for Alexandria, all well. Capt. Embleton reports
that he had to bear up from the Knock, in consequence of the on 29th. The brig Mary and Emily, Foster, from Cron—
tadt for London, all well. Off : The brig Governor, Roberts,
from Cronstadt for London 35 days, all well. Captain Roberts.
reports that he experienced nothing but gales from the W.,
and calms since leaving.

The French brig Gustave,
28th in, for -
aeaux (coals.) When- twenty miles ds
westward stant
of Lundyß,
or
it
came on to blow very hard from the S.P. with a very heavy
sea, which compelled them to bear up for Penarth Roads, the
weather continuing bad, sea very high, and weather thick.
On entering the roads, the brig struck on Lavernock Point
heavily, and in a few moments went down, giving the crew
barely time to get into their boats. Two, of the crew, named
Boulin and Pevin, were drowned. Captain, his wife, and three
of the crew had a narrow escape ; the boat was filled at itmes
with water. They were at last taken on board the brig Prin-
cess Royal, of Whitby, the captain of which vessel, along with
his wife, rendering every assistance in their power, and kindly
providing them (the French crew) with clothing, &c., which
they were quits destitute of. Captain Reine desires leave,
publicly, to thank the master of the Princess Royal, along
with his wife, for their kindness ; and also expresses bull
gratitude to Mr. Cerlez, shipbroker, of this port, for his kind
attention.

Roble, of Libourne

BIRTH.
On the 31st ultimo, at Bootle Village, the wife of Mr. Robert
Musker, of a son.