Northern Times.
Liverpool, Merseyside, England, 1857-09-16 00:00:00

VESSELS' REPORTS.

Repot by the Queen of the East Lewis Bitton, arrived here from
Bombay; sailed, May 17. August 23, in lat. 38 54 N., lon. 33 48 W.,
exp rienced a violent cyclone, of which the barometer g eno warn-
ing, sni had newly all sail blown r, m tio3 yard•, narrowly escaping
being cismaste d. Duri. g the remainler of the passage, up to making
the It is'i coast. bad severe ea ,tcrly gales, and heavy sea. Made Cape
Clear on the 10. h instant.

In lat.

Spoke.
May 30.. Araioia. Colombo (reyion); and Claren-
don. Calcutta—both for London.. , OO 01 S.. 86 (.8 E
June 7.. Young England, Ciilombo to London 06 48 5..87 34 E
June 7.. 3u ornfistr, Colombo to London .... •• .. O7 40 S.. 88 15 E
July 12.. Alfred Storer, Bombay to Liverpool 32 56 5..16 16 E
July 29... James Booth, steering N O5 46 5..15 45 W
Ang. 2.. Spirit of Trade, f r Calcutta—all well— Ol 29 N.. 21 20 W
Aug. 9. No. 33,625 (barque steering S., destina-
tion unknown . .
Aug. 9 „Indio, steering S. ; Thos. Daniel, Swansea
to Coquimbo; and Royal Shepherdess,
London to Sydney, N.S.W.
Aug 12.. C. Melchers, son., Rai goon to Falmouth, ;
F. C. Clarke, Calcutta to Liveroool;
Stratstaed Van Ew)ek, Newport to
Bombay; ant Sir Cohn Campbell,
Cardiff to Rio Janeiro.. l5 55 N.. 25 31 W
Aug. 13 Ralph Abercrombie, Singapore to
London
Ang. 28.. Baronet, Buenos Ayres to London, short
of bread and coffee—supplied th3latter.4o 3) N.. 26 48 W
Sept. 9.. Indus, from Bahia . • 50 43 N.. 12 33 W
Sept. 9 —Black Swan, Chinches to Cork—spoke the
Caroline, from Bombay . 50 48 N.. 11 30 W

July 23.—Sailed from Ascension Island. Left there H. 51.5.
Tortoise, steamers Vesuvius, Commodore Wise, Antelope, aqd Pune
(sun boat) ; also, the ship Sarah, Lawson, discharging coals. On the
23rd the W. S. Lindsay (o.) tow el and landed a mail, leaving
again immediately, without waiting for the letters. On tha 27th the
barque F. C. Clarke passed the island, steering northerly. Turtle
abounding, and island healthy.
Sept. 12, off Tuskar, spoke the barque Mary Millar, Patterson ;
desired to to reported.
Cleopatra (s s.), with troop', arrived at and sailed from Ascension,
a few days prior to the 28th Jaly.
Tne Queen of the East brings a mail from Ascension.

Report by the Balnagueth, Brunell, arrived here from Singapore.
Spoke. In let. Lon
Aug. 1.. Lady Ann, with emigrants.. . .
Aug. 17..Plicenix, Ceylon to Amsterdam......
Aug. 30.. La4y Dong'aq, Ra-geon to Fa1m0uth........ 45 N.. 21 W
Sept. 1.. Calcutta, M'idray to Liverpool .... • • .... .... 46 N.. 21 W.
Sept. 4.. Anne Mary, Quebec to Whitehaven. 49 N.. 21 W.

Report by the Cleadon, Fentle, arrived here from Bombay.
Spoke. In lat. Lon.
Ang. 11. City of Hobart, London to Algoa Bay ........13 N.. 25 W.
opt. 5.. Archibald WAlBlan .. • • .... • ..... • 46 N.. 16 W.
Sept. 12.. Duke of Lantaster, off Tuskar.

Report by the Albert Edward arrived lure from Manilla.
Spoke. In lkt. Lon.
May 19... Northfieet, in the Straits of Sanda, from
London for Hong Kong.
Jane 19... Ad m ral Youtma 1, Amoy to Havannab go 5..37 E
Juna 25...Y055e1, Batavia for Rotterdam
Aug. 12... Sae veningte:, fJr B4avia,

Report by the Me?chant Prince, arrived hero from Akyab.
June loth, in lat. 22 S lon. 59 E, ti,oke the Sumatra, from Calcutta
for London.
Aug 29th, in 'at 39 N lon. 25 W, spoke the Don, in ballast, .ban-
doned with lore and main masts gone, and three feet of w.ter is
r hold.
Sept. 13;h, the Const,tnt:on, henze for NeW York, off Tuskar.