Northern Times.
Liverpool, Merseyside, England, 1860-01-31 00:00:00

OUTPORTS.

GILEEICOCK, Jan. 30.—Arrived:. Venus, from Marseilles;
Vasco de Gama (ss), Lisbon. Sailed: United Kingdom (ss),
and Eva, for New York.

MARITIME EXTRACTS.

A wreck, with only part of deck and deck beams showing
above water, and apparently of large size, was passed Jan. 9,
in lat. 31 N., lon. 37 W., by the Bleng, arrived here ; which
also passed, Jan. 20, in lat. 45 N., len. 22 W., a ship's topmast
and several balks of timber.

LLOYD'S, Jan. 39 : The Pauline Schessens, from St. Domingo
for Liverpool, put into Scilly Jan. 28, leaky.
Fiamrwoon, Jan. 29: The Charles Brownell has suffered
considerably since Friday, is much twisted, and decks started ;
her cargo is covered by the tide.. ._ .

PWLLIIELLI, Jan. 29: The Sabraon, from Liverpool for
Africa, was boarded this morning at anchor off Ilellsmouth,
with a signal of distress, by some boatmen from this place,who
slipped her chains and brought her into Studwall Roads : sevea
of the crew• had left her.

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lon. 36 W., which shook the whole vessel for about 30 seconds,
as if she had struck on a reef. The Cornelius Grinnell, from
London for New York, which put in here to-day with rudder
injured; had encountered a succession of violent gales, such as
the captain had never experienced in his sixteen years' know-
ledge of the London and New *York trade, and for thirty-two
days was only able to make five degrees of longitude.
MILFORD, Jan. 28 : The Princess Royal, from Para for Li-
verpool, towed in here to-day, was ran into off Kinsale by a
-large vessel, which struck her on the bow, carrying away cut-
water, bowsprit, &c.
PLvmot7Tia, Jan. 30: The Stork, of Shields, from Sulina for
Leith, was in contact with the William Mareland, from Swan-
sea for Chili, and both foundered; part of the crew of the
former saved, latter's crew supposed lost.
MILFORD, (per Electric Telegraph) : The barque Princess
Royal is fit to proceed to Liverpool; steam-tug Rttrieverhere.
Gale W. ; when moderate she will proceed.
The Chieftain, from Shanghai to London, has been lost on
Prata Shoals ; crew saved.
BALTIMORE, Jan. 17 : The British brig Sylph, from Trinidad
for this port, was burnt last night to the water's edge in Ches-
ap-ake Bay.
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KEY WEST, Jan. 9 : The Charlotte, from New Orleans for
Liverpool, put in here to-day, having been on fire on the 6th,
but fire got under. The Alexander, Wise, from. Marseilles for
New York, was ashore near Masonbus Inlet, Wilmington, and
discharging. [Mem. The Charlotte sailed from Key West Jan.
10, no fire having been found after a careful examination.]
NEw ORLEANS, Jan. 16 : The brig Exeter, for London, was
lost Dee. 22, off Lowella ' • crew saved.
KEY WEST, Jan. 6 : A large ship is on shore off French Reef.
eDreeep.a9ir:edTheThGe artoopdHop
steam-tuff
about three weeks ; she has a rake for deepening the bar.
CALCUTTA, Dec. 23: The Devonshire
andN AwTiAllLli
totally dismasted.
COCANADA, Dec. 14 : The Duke of Wellington, from Calcutta
for
wilbe Mauritius,
is
ready in
for London, put in with only lower masts standing.
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MADRAS, Dec. 28 : The Mary Oxley, of Liverpool, aad the
Devonshire, from Calcutta for West Indies, abandoned. The
Blue Rock saw the Devorshire and fourteen others dismasted.
SINGAPORE,. Dec. 22: The vessel from China for Australia,
damaged
aHgedonginK a Kong,
typhoon
put
shein got
tre spars
d dis-
masted,
from the master of the Geelong. The Kensington, from this
telegraphed from Batavia as lost, is the Elizabeth, wrecked in
Warupong Bay. The Royal Sovereign, from Batavia for Cork,
has been totally wrecked on the west coast , f Sumatra. The
milastelenede:
andfrom
otherwise Hamburg
port for Saugor, put back Dec. 11, having sprung a leak when
within a few mites of her destination.