Northern Times.
Liverpool, Merseyside, England, 1859-12-10 00:00:00

FOREIGN PORTS.

Ellen, off S'. Helena.
Lockett, Topham. from Meth'urn° at Newcastle, N.S.W.,
and sailed for San Francisco.

Tornado, Aitken, hence at Auckland.
Breadalbane, Jones, from Valparaiso at Auckland, and sailed
for Sydney.
George Dean, Abernethy, hence at- Stanley, and sailed for
St. Juan.
Kingston, M`Loon, hence at St. John, N.B.
William l'unton, Brockingliam, hence at St.. Vincent, Cape
Verd, and sailed for Rio.'-
Amos. Olavari, and Thankfu', Kars, hence at Alexandria.
Christiana (ss), Mansfield, from Malta at Alexandria.
Scamauder (as), Jenkins, from Alexandretta at Alexandria.
Tiber (ss), hence at Malta
Duchesse de Laucaster, hence at St. Nazaire.
Annehina Harmina, hence at Texel.
Albatross (ss), hence at Ilelvoet.
Jessie Byrne, Servace, from Tamatave at Mauritius.
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Edith Moore, from Calcutta at Mauritius.
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Adoram, hence at Havre.
Auguste, Wallack, hence at Antwerp.
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Lady Valiant, Cruickshank, hence at Mauritius.
Edith Moore, Moore, and Robert Ritsbn, Brough, from Cal-
cutta at Mauritius.
Lucknow, Asplett, from Melbourne at MauritiuS.
Zeminder, Jarvis, from Covelosg at Calcutta.
Ballairs, Swainson, from Madras at Calcutta.
Thomas Lowry, Dempster, from Bombay at.Calcotta.
Pudsey Dawson, M.Kenzie, and Merrimac, Thurston, hence
at Calcutta.
Mary Harrison, Nightingale, from Mauritius at Calcutta.
Boanerges, Skein, from Port Blair at.Moulmein.
Imperatriz (s 4), Sharp, hence at St. Helena Nov. 4.
Joshua, Fowler, from Bombay' and John O'Gaunt, Smith,
from Calcutta, at St. Helena, and both sailed for Liverpool.
Marian Moore, Kennedy, and Mary Spencer, Fisher, at St.
Helena, and both sailed.for Demerara.

Postonjee Bomanjee, Grange, from Moulmein at St. Helena.
SPOKEN.
Alfred Storer, for Liverpool, Nov. 11, in lat. 31, lon. 72.
Barque showing a white flag, No. 75 on it, and blue ensign
with red cross in it, Nov. 28, in lat. 43, lon. 22.
OUTPORTS.

DEAL, Dec. 9.---Arrived and passed : Eliza, London to Leg-
horn •, Illustrious, London to New Orleans ; Oscar, Jerhard,
and Charque, London to Port Phillip; Teri, London to St.
Michael's ; Thrace, and George Canning, London to Madras ;
Lucretia, London to Calcuttx ; Bach*, to Gibraltar; Derwent-
water, London to Wellington; Mary Kardy, London to Bar-
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Eliza Blayden, Rotterdam ; Elizabeth, Malgast ;
London to Ceylon ; Ocean King, London to Seringapatam ;
Laura Anh, London to l'Orient.
Mobile;
GRAVESEND, Dec. 9.---Arrived: Nancy, from Antwerp;
Lucy, Alliance, Shamrock, Emma, Anna, Saucy Lass, and
TGribiusmonp,hit.igs;
Rio, and Friends, Antwerp ; Eva, Emden ; Beaptude, Dun-
kirk; Areta, Singapore; Polnai. e, Foochoofoo. Sailed: Oscar,
Melbourne; Derwentwater, Wellington • Admiral, Havana;
Maratava, St. Kitts; Japan, Mauritius; 'Shand, Calcutta.
Quiver,Gu erns
Quxxxs•rowx, Dec. 9.---Arrived: Telegraph, from Windon ;
Ranger, St. Domingo; North American, Liverpool for Port-
land, and proceeded ; City of Washington, Liverpool for New
York, and proceeded. Put back: Nax, for Bremen; Armo-
line, Glasgow.
BuLFwev, Dec. 8.---Arrived : Eagle, from Altona. Sailed :
Tvende Loskende, for Copenhagen.
GREENOCK, Dec. ,9.---Arrived : Rosario, from Havana ;
Diamond, Seville.
MARITIME EXTRACTS.
The Commodore, hence at Shields, with seven feet water in
her hold, having been on Harbro' Sand.
The Harriet, hence at Belfast Lough for Rio Janeiro, with
pumps choked, cargo shifted, and three feet water in her hold,
anc will probably have to discharge.
The African (es), for Coostantinople, has put back from Mil-
ford, where she discharged her cargo.
KERTCII, Nov. 22.---The ice set in at Taganrog Nov. 17 and
18, and the St. Lawrence, Maxwell and R leigh, loaded and
ready for sea, appear to have been caught in it. It is feared
that the Catherine Green, diseharging,will not escape damage,
should she be caught by the ice, as she will be detained until
sprin.
Theg Rubens, Young, from Shanghai at Mauritius, for water
and refreshments, bound to London.
Tbe Spread Eagle, hence at Bangor, with lass of anchor and
chain and two men, Laving been aground on the Dutchman.
WARRENPOINT, Dec, 9 (per Magnetic Telegraph).--The hri_
gantine Waterlily, Moppet, from Liverpool to Logos, on shore
three miles south of Newcastle; crew saved. Dec. 8 : The
Austrian vessel ashore in Dundrum Bay is the Tiky, of Trieste,
from Odessa to Glasgow; five of the crew and the Queenstown
pilot drowned ; vessel a total wreck.
STRANRAEIt, Dec. 8.---The Trial, for Dublin, and Jane
Brown, for Ayr, are ashore in Luce Bay, and likely to become
wrecks.
MAURITIUS, Nov. 8.---The Africa, Fox, from Bombay to Li-
verpool, which put in here leaky, and the Tamarac, Taylor,
from Rangoon to Falmouth, which put in here with &linage,
have been sold by auction, with their awes, rigging,4c.