Northern Times.
Liverpool, Merseyside, England, 1857-09-15 00:00:00

1,11 LOADING.

Telegraph .. • • ........Melbourne
kllegro .......... Pigs
Z inave ••....St. Michaels
Pandora St. Thome;

tar of the East ........Shanghae
1la.rsden..

Queenstown, Sept. 14.- Arrivel—The Indian Queen, Glan-nire,
an i Eagle—all from Barbad Jcs— Expedient, Galatz —Juan Fernandes,
Callao—Belie, Constantinople—Prince of Wales, and Theodore, both
from Qui•bec- Pacific (O.), Milford— Ospray (s), Card :larger,
12:h—The La 'y Douglas, Hanitoon—Carractacus, Akyab—
(leader, llombiy. Sailed, 14th—The lyde—Sotir, for Odessa—
Mary, Fez, Cork—Countess of Durham, Quebec.
Portsmouth, Sept. 13.—Sailed-1 he Azof, for Hog adore—lrene,
Cape of Goad Hop
P ymouth, Sept. 13.—Arrivtd off—The Burmah, from Demerara.
13 h.—The Powerful (s.s.), from London for Africa.
Card ff, Sept. 13.—Sailed—The P.Ailins, for Bombay.
C:ookhaven, Sept. 13.—Arrived The Magistrate, Wheeler, from
St. Andrews for Liverpool.
Southampton, Sept. 14.—Arrived—The Le Cory, from Cherbourg—
Charles and Martha, Cardiff. Sailed—'iritannia, for Liverpool.
Gravesend, Sept. 14.—Arrived—The Dorothea Christine, from
Gr. Bingen Penelope, Trinliad. _ _ _

Deal:S pt. 13.--Pa,sed, in tow—The Star of Peace, f om Sydney
for I.onion. Pa•sed, Sept. 14.—Progre3s (t.s.) ant Oron brig, both
flora the Westw.ird for London.

MARITIME EXTRACTS.

LIVERPOOL, September 14.
The essenger, for Melbourne, in proceeding ts sea yesterday, t'ie
13th Inst., got aground on Formby Bank, in a og. [Mem. :—The
pilot of the Messea,;er, for Melb mrue, denies her being on shore, and
states that she was only at archon
The schooner Guide, from Puerto Cabello, was run into by a ship in
the river, whereby she loot j bboom, bowsprit, and received other
da . age. The name of the ship not ascertained. The szhomer has
since got into Prince's-dock.
Ncw 1 ork, Sept. 1.-200 packages of dry goods were saved from
the t ity of Toronto, which with .x conside able quantity of wrecked
goo.ls ant the vel.e, ware taken to Fortuna, Straits of Bellies.
Aug. 26 —The ship Riga was towed up to the Norfolk Navy-yanl,
on the 22nd inst., tor repairs, having bean injured at City Point in a
gale, Aug. 18.
Q.sebec, Sept. I.—A. contract has bean made for 800 dols for
floating the City of Toronto, and taking her into Forteau. She has
seven feet of water in her hold.

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Southampton, Sept. 14.—The krato (R.M.S.), spoke and board d
Sept. 1., the Sarah Dorothy, of Newwistle, and received from that
vessel the master. George Tnompsoa, first and second mat s, and ten
p ssengers, rescued fram the American ship Ilarkaway, when
d9stroyed by fire from spmtaueous combastioa. Elle.n.;—The
Harkaw .y, Thompson, cle,rel at Lharleston for Liverpool, Aug. 6.
Miif rd, Sopt. 14.—The Fusilier, wrecked last night on St. Gowans
Head; crew and passengers arrival at Milford in boats. Mem.—The
Fusilier sailed frum Caldera f. r Liverpool.
Her Majesty's ship Brunswick, Captain Bfoolheal, arrived at
Barbadoes on the 17th of August, and sailed on the 20th for Colon,
all well.

Her Majesty's ship Brillian•, was at G'enada, refitting daring the
hurricane season. Yellow fever htd broken out on board, and she
had lost five hands. Tae master, Mr. Wise, was the only officer
attacked, and he was rapidly recover ng.
Her Msj3sty's ship Tartar, at Greytown.
Her Majesty's ship Insane, at P rt Royal.
Her Majesty 42 ship Retribution a►r,ved at Ca'lao on the 6th of
gu,t.
Her Majssty's ship Magicience sailed on the 7th of August for
Panama. _ _

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The Atra'o, arrived at Southamp'on, spoke the following slips :
Sept. 10, 5 p m., in lat. 47 3 N.. long. 22 42 W., pas-ed and ex-
changed signals with the Eng.ish brig Euxine, steering to the east-
war•+. S-ptamber 12, in lat. 49.3) N., long 10.35 W., passed the
r rglish at ip Angl Saxon, steering to the N.E, September 13, 10
a.m., passed the screw steamer Calcutta, steering E.