Northern Times.
Liverpool, Merseyside, England, 1857-11-24 00:00:00

MARITIME EXTRACTS.

-LIVERPOOL, Nov. 23.
Tl.e Red Jacket, hence to Melbourne, was left by the steam tug
Resolute at 8 a.m. on Sunday last, abreast of Tnskar.
The Heidelberg. arrived here from New Orleans, after being aground
on Bnrbo, and towed off by the steam tug Iron King.
Avon (ship) at Beaurmaris Bay, having been towed in by the United
States steam tug.
Pwllll,ll, Nov. 22.—A large Ship is on the Causeway opposite Bar-
mout wind SW.
Falmouth, Nov. 21.—The Onward, Pal 'rey, from Patras for London,
has put in here, with loss of bulwarks, sails sllit, and water tank
burst.
Taganrog, Nov. 4.—The Intercourse with the shipp'ng is still inter-
rupted owing to the I iw state of the water and boisterous weather, and
wha- damage may have bees sustained by the numerous vessels lying
in the roadstead, or if any, cannot yet be ascertained. Three ships
are said to be lost on the opposite coast.

VESSEL'S REPORTS.
Report by the Chase, Jarvin, arrived here from Macelo.
On Nov. 21, at noon, off the Old Head of Kinsele, the Queen of the
East hence for Melbourne.

R• port by the Syrian, McCaw-, arrived here from Ceara. Smelled
Oct. 10. Left there the Li niisfarne, to sail fur Liverpool in a few
days.

Report by the barque Bell, arrived here from Valparaiso.
Oct. 11, Li at. 11 N., lon. 23 50 W.. signalised the barque Agetana
Adriana, from Rotterdam to Cape of Good Hope.
Nor. 3. in lat. 35 30 S., lon. 33 50 W., spoke the ship John Matthie,
from Penang to London.
Nov. 14, in lat. 50 40 S , loa. 16 10 W., in Company with th 3 ship
Manchester, from Call 'ct for Cork.
Nov. 20, passed the ship Winnifred, 30 miles S.E. of Cork.

1.: 'Report by the Arequipa, Cowper, arrived here from Bahia and
Maceio, left Bahia Sept. 4, and blaceio Oct. 7.
The Juno, and Frigate, both sailed from Bahia a few thys
previous.

- Left in Bahia—The Clyde, Marmion, Gratitude, City of the Sultan'
Canopus, Queen of the Exe, Helen, Valley- field, Giaoar, Science, and
David Netherton.

Left in Maceio.—The Emily, for Livarpool, Sappho, Ida, and the
French barque Bogota.

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Oct. g, in lat. 7 10 N., ion. 32 40 W., spoke the ship Waterloo,
with troops on board.

Report by the Persia (11.11f.5.), arrived here from New York ;
sal ed Oct 11.

Spoke. In lat. Lon.
Nov. 12.. Arabia ( hence to New York . 40 N.. 69 W
Nov. 20.. Peony

Report by the Homely, Berril, arrived here from Parable.
Spoke. In let. Lon.
Oat. 25.. Peruvian, Pondicherry to Liverpool

Report by the Irlam, Randall, arrived here from Mar,,nham.
Spoke.
On the 19th Nor., off Tnskar, the Z ;rab, hence to Blaranham.

Report by the Conquerer, Johnstone, arrived here from Bombay.
The Conquerer reports having encountered a very heavy gale,
a( c)mpanied by heavy squalls of wind and rain, on 9th Nov., in
lat. 44 N., lon. 24 W. Wind S.S.E. to W.N.W.
Spoke. In lat. Lon.
Oct. 15.. Avoca, hence to Valparaiso
Oct. 16—Matilda, hence to Pernambuc0....

Report of the Typhoon, Brown, arrived here from Calcutta, sailed
Aug. 1. The Typhool has experienced very rough weather, the sea
washing over tor, filling the decks and cabin very frequently full
of water, the ship labouiinz very heavily.
Spoke. In lat. Lou.
Sept. 2—Symmetry, Adelaide to London 55 s.. 15 k
Sept. 27..11ermione, Cape Town to Falmouth 25 S.. 5 E
Oct. 14 _Fanny Fern ....... ......... ..
Oct, 16—Duchess of Clevoland
Oct. 21.. Thames, Batavia to London .. 10 N... 25 W
Nov. 2—Marla Louis;