The Northern Daily Times.
Liverpool, Merseyside, England, 1857-02-10 00:00:00

MARITIME EXTRACTS.

LIVERPOOL, F b. 9.
Lancaster, Gilks. from New York, arrived here, sailed Dec. 27.
On the 4th and 5 It Jan., at one a.m., in tat. 38.41 N lota 60.39 W.,
experienced a dreadful gale from S.W. to N.W. ; shipped a heavy
sea, washing away the port quarter-boat from the davits, ship mak.
ing, very he .vy weather, smashing ak., light, and washing s deal of
the port bulwarks away. At daylight, it blew a heavy gale, and
very heavy cross sea. At 10 a.m., shipped another sea, which stove
in the fore part of the poop, and half filled the cabin with water, it
running down the scuttle into the hold, and breaking everything
adrift in the cabin, and doing considerable damage; ship labouring
and tumbling about very much, the water making a complete breach
in the cabin and damaging the stores. On the sth, same tearful
weather, ship labout lug end rolling as before, chirping great quan-
tities of water on deck, washing away the sails and stores out of the
cabin; the ship hove to under the mizen staysail, lost oue cask of
pork out cf the fore cabin and a quantity of other stores, and the
gun and large spar broke adrift, and the gun rolled overb.ard, ship
making fearful weather of it. On the 2,lth and 21st tilt., in
46.41 S., lon. 14.25 N., was again struck by a heavy sea, which
damag,d the wheel, carried away the tiller, and knocked the two
melt from the wheel, severely injuring one of them. The Lancaster
has got a list to port, having shifted her cargo during a heavy gate,
and has ext.erienc,d the most dreadful weather, the sea continually
washing over them. For the last 18 days has had rough gales from
N. to N.E.

A large ship under jury masts, steering for Queenstown, was seen,
Feb. 3, in lat. 49 10 W., by the Advance, arrivt-d here.
The Eleanor Lancaster, Rover, Jane, Storm King, Raven, and
another ve sel, name unknown, were wrecked at Newcastle
(N.S.W.) during a gale on the 6th and 7th Nov.
The Adriatic, hence to New York, which was stranded in Dun-
garvon Bay, and sold by auction, Jan. 24, has been float,d off, with
600 tons of cargo still on board, an't towed into Queenstown. The
cargo will be conveyed to Liverpool as soon as practicable.
N ESSELS' REPORTS.

Peport of the Monmouth, Doane, arrived here from New Orleans ;
left the bar, Dec. 14. On the 3rd Jan., in lat. 35 40 N., lon. 67 W,
passed several water casks, two of which had the letters J. or J. H.
painted in white letters on the heads. Saw at three different times
as many as ten, they apparently being 200 gallon casks, and
appeared to be what are used on passenger ships between Liverpool
and New York. On the 4th Jan., at 30 minutes past 12 p.m., glass
failing rapidly, and wind increasing, reduced sail to double-reefed
topsails, and reefed the foresai', the barometer being 29 2. At sun-
set, the gale still increasing, and a heavy sea beginning to rise, and
steering badly. :,Micinight, it bowing a perfect hurricane, the
barometer being at 28 76 and still falling, took in maintopsail. At
30 minutes past 12 a.m., was struck by a tremendous squall, which
broached the ship to, and almost laid her on her team ends,
took In foresail, and in attempting to take the toretopsail
off the ship, parted the lee sheet an 1 clewline, when the
forelift was carried away and the foretopsail split badly. Sounded
the pumps, and found 21 feet of water in the hold, when the pumps
were attended to by all the hands. At daylli,ht, blowing the same,
and veering two points with the compass every hour. ship leaking
very badly, all hands at the pampa. Noon, same weather, wind
from the W.S.W. Sunset, gale more moderate, sounded the well,
20 inches, both pumps going. Midnight, gale still decreasing and
sea going down. Daylight, still more moderate, and 18 inches In the
well. shifted foretopsail and set close reefed fore and maintopsail,
and kept the ship on her course, ship still leaking badly, and the
watch, and sometimes all hands at the pumps. The Monmouth has
experienced a most severe passage nearly the whole of the voyage,

Report of the Carak, arrived here from New Orleans; left the bir
Jan. 5, and has had a very fine passage.

In lat. Lon.
Jan. 13.. Saw the ship Shepherdess 27 .. 73.47

Report of the Harry Clem, arrived here from Paraiba, sailed
Dec. 26.

Spoke. In lat. Lon.
Jan. 10.. The brig Fortitude, from Dumfries to
Matanzas, out 25 days .27.47 N.. 45.12 W.

Report of the Ann Alelhuish, arrived here from Paraiba.
Spoke. In lat. Lou.
Dec. 3.. The Sovereign of the Seas, from London to
Ca11a0....15 S.. 32 W.
Dec. 25.. The William Campbell, bound to Paraiba, at
Capadella.
Dec. 26.. et la, ge ship, with 4 masts, bound South.

Report of the Floating Cloul,Thiss, arrived here from Paraiba.
Spoke. In lat. Lon.
Jan. 31—The Ledia, from Nassau to London, and sun-
. . .

plied her with bread, out 38 days 44 N.. 27 W.

Report of the Aladdin, arrived here from Calcutta.
Spoke. In lat. Lon.
Dec. 24.. Signalled the ship Queen of England, from
Manilla to Cork, out 78 days, off St.
Helena.
Dec. 26.. Signalled the ship Albertbezard, from
Java to Nantes, 48 days out .... 14.51 S.. 7.40 W.
Dec. 27.. Passed the ship Renaissance
Jan. 26.. Signalled the ship Jahn Bright, from
Liverpool, bound westward 45.12 N.. 30.20 W.
FOREIGN PORTS.
Nugget, hence at Geelong.
Mary Hardy, from London at Melbourne.
Falcon, and Monsoon, from New York; India, from Calcutta ;
and Tay, from Berdeuax7all at Melbourne.
Berw,ck Walls, henee at Sydney, N.S.W. '
Tory, from Wellington at Sydney, N.S.W.
Switzerland, from > outhampton at Adelaide.
Druid sailed from M-lbourne, Nov. 1 ; Ultonla, and Zobiah,
Nov. 8; and Czar, and Moses Devonport, Nov. 11—all for Callao.
Defence sailed from Melbourne for Manilla, Nov. 5.
Saldanha sailed from Melbourne for Bombay, Nov. 6.
White Star, hence at Port Phillip, Nov. 5, after a passage of 77
days ; all well.
William Money sailed from Melbourne for Liverpool, Nov. 2.
British Mon, and Fulwood—both hence at Melbourne, Nov. 10.
Johanna Bang, hence at Adelaide, Oct. 25.
Merlin, and Lady Westmoreland—both hence at Melbourne, Nov.
11.
Startled Fawn, from London at Melbourne, Oct. 31.
Copenhagen, Orwell, and Corringdon—all from London at
Melbourne Nov. 6.
Constitution, from London at Melbourne, Nov. 11.
Tam O'Shanter, Bakenwell, from Tyne at Constantinople.

BIRTHS.
On the Bth inst., at 7, Church-terrace, Higher Tranmere, Mrs.
James T. Puliar, of a son.
On the 9th inst , at No. 9, Prince's Park Terrace, Mrs. G. N.
Gardiner, of a daughter.
Birth at sea.—ln Lat. 49 21 N., Long. 7.42 W., the wife of Capt.
Doane, of the ship Monmouth, from New Orleans, was safely de-
livered of a fine female child. both of which, we are happy to say,
are doing well.
MARRIAGES.

On the 9th inst. by license, at Everton, Mr. John Linskill, of
Knaresboro', Yorkshire, agent to the Lion Slayer, to Mary 4orton,
spinster, Leleester.
On the 9th inst., at St. Catherine's Church. by the Rev. William
Pollock, Mr. William Bonnsphrey, commission agent, to
Elizabeth, daughter of the late William Meacock, Esq., of this
town. _