Northern Times.
Liverpool, Merseyside, England, 1859-05-17 00:00:00

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...Curagoa I British Queen (ss
.... Toulon I Germania ......
Rio Janeiro I

MARITIME EXTRACTS.
LTVERPOOIy May 16.
The Thomas, from Savannah, that was on fire yesterdag
commenced discharging this morning, cargo (excePt,,.aros
250 bales landed yesterday) is damaged either by ,0

water.
The Don Juan, from Pernambuco to the Channel, sPrlibriugt
a leak on the 2nd April, and bore away for Ceara,
_ _

foundered on the 3rd April ; crew landed at Ceara•
The ship Irene, from Madras, was spoken on the the
May, disabled, rudder broken and leaking badly, bY
Governor Langdon, arrived here
The Sarah Dixon, Salt, from Melbourne. &c

ton.

goon, ran aground on Barugay Flat, March 17,
abandoned ; crew arrived at Rangoon ; part of stores,
will be saved. Al el
The Lizzie Scott, McDonald, from Sunderland St bv
bourne, with coals, had her keelson burnt through '
ignition of her cargo. (1/1
A considerable portion of the cargo of the Old Eng 3
from Kingston to 'Melbourne is saved. aat
LLOYD'S (London) : The Sally (barque) was wrceke
Vizagapatam, on the 6th March. The Emilia, of and frA
Moulmein, was stranded on the floogbly, on the 6th API;
and was badly logged. The Catarique, from Bassin
1
Falmouth, is at Mauritius, leaky. The Futtah Curee,l34r
damaged at Calcutta. The Eter, from Cadiz to Fbr"
Grace, has been wrecked at Trepassy.

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OUTPORTS. frolA
GRAVESEND, May 14.—Arrived : The Nightingale,
Buenos Ayres ; Adolphus, Uddewallo ; Pursuit,' 31c"i-ja;
Gem of the Ocean, Valencia; Eclipse, Adelaide; I[3ll -g-10
Wilson, Calcutta; British Merchant, Sydney; Vict°l. tee
manuel, Demerara ; Percy, Hobart Town ; Louise Celes;
Nykiobing; Bonemaster, Stralsund; Sydenham, Melb°l;
Esperance, Sudwentham. Sailed : The Thames,
Madras ; Hermoine, Copenhagen. frool
QUEENSTOWN, MAY 16.—Arrived: The Reciprocity',—der.
Monte Video; Majesty, Monte Video; London Itio Gralifee
Duchess of Lancaster, Mauritius. Sailed Sir Ge4:4'
Pollock, Auckland , Catherine and Ann, Barcelona- S
DUBLIN, May 16.—Arrived : Louisa Lucon, from
Johns ; Foyle (s), London ; Racer, Teignmouth ; Sovereigpr
Antwerp. Sailed : Duke of Cornwall (s), for LORC)n.
BELFAST, May 16.—Arrived : The Aurora, from Londtes,
GnEENocx,May 16.—Arrived : The,Celina, from N 313

FOREIGN PORTS,

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Fisher, Stewart; Coronilla, Carter; Tasso,
Robert Burns, Henderson ; Obenon, Symonds ; and Bu 9
Walters —all at St. John's, Newfoundland.
Lampedo, hence at St. John, N.B.
Somnanth, hence at Richibucto. sal"
Deodare, Hood, from Singapore : Crisis, from ' hfola'
poa ; Maggie, from Foo-shoo-foo; Neville, Kerrr, "dry,
London ; Glendower, Harris, from Whampoa ; amen
Bay, from Manilla ; Star of the North, and Karana.--
Fourth, from Foo-choo-foo ; and Menam, from WhanlP-
all at Anjer. ntir
os'r
John Ritson, from Swatow; Calder, from I‘rhiar,
Carthage (ss), from Bombay; and Italian (ss), from `l4- histii of
poa -all at Whampoa ; the latter sailed for Japau
March.

RosenKeareath, from Hong Kong at Amoy.
Kate ney, and Anglo-Saxon, b oth from Shang
'ri ot
and Alipore and Neva, both from Hong Kona--a'l
Foo-choo-foo.
„joy
Countess of Seafield, from Swatow; Lord Clare
from Nagasaki; James Lemon, from Swatow; and
cator, from Hong Kong —all at Shanghae.

FOREIGN' PORTS.
Chrysolite, M'lntyre, from Glasgow; Quee
and Old Honesty, Young, from Dundee—all at

tense
,n or ~
Mel b °urn

SPOK. •
March 9.—Marian Moore, EN
hence to Calcutta, 111
lati
1 MS, lon 20 W. loft
arch 23.—Mutlah, hence to Bombay, in lat 6v,

22 W. s
April 11.—Lancaster, hence to Rio, in hit 6
30 W. iat
April 13.—Deerslayer, Swansea to Quoquimbo, -
S, 30 W.
April 13.—British Merchant, in lat 47 N, lon 16 W'no° 17
April 19. S. E. Pettigrew, New Orleans to Liver,r
in lat 26 N, 79,1, W. *0
lat
April 19. West Point, New Orleans to Lirerpcoq 1
24 N, lon 791 W.

AUSTRALIA N suippING—
MELBOURNE, MARCH 16.
ARRIVALS.—Feb. 13 : Lizzie Scott, M'Donald, from Sufi-
derlaud ; Princess Royal, Hartley, Liverpool."tillt
'
Sultana, Brewster Ll • Crowell'
erpoo . 15th : odaeso
London; Southern Cross, Travis St. John G's, N. 8.;
; 'l,Ton'd
Hoyrup, Foo-choo-foo ; 'Will, Montrose. 7,0-
Oliver Cromwell, Lawson, Callao. 23rd: Result, Thc—;ef,
son, London; Suffolk, Martin, London ; Ocean nth';
Brown, Liverpool • Jessie Munn, Roper, Liverpool. . t,
Viclory, Lowen, Liverpool. 26th : Minister Palml,
London; Sparkling Sea, Rider, London ; Avon, Rich3r3:
son, London ; Bosworth, Turnbull, Bristol. March
Chrysolyte, M'lntyrc, Glasgow ' - Elk, Campion, frtlia
cruise. 4th : Queen Hortense, Cochrane, Dundee.
Old Honesty, Young, Dundee. 12th : Sir John lur"
Lr
Robertson, Glasgow. 11th : Mindoro, Hamilton, ".

pool.
11 for
DEPARTURES.—Feb. 25: John and Lucy '
, O'Donnell,
/104,
Liverpool. 26 : Coleroon, Hall, for London • Ellen Steiviog
Brown, for Liverpool ; Ludwig Heyn, Holden, for viral.
Kong ; William, Berry, for San Francisco. 28: 'etot
Spirit,. Baker, for Calcutta ; Palestine, Howes, f°r
Francisco ; Shootina Star, Allen for Liverpool. '3.11.'„b for
Monarch, Thorne, for London; Lorenza, Pascheitz) ter
Guam. 5: Tasmania, Nourse, for Calcutta;
Wallace, for London ; Giant's Causeway, Strick, for —11:
bay ; Earl of Eglinton, Laughton, for Hong Kona' for
Chile, Brinsdeu, for London. 12 : Essex, Atlcgod, 14
London ; Indian Queen, Brewer, for Liverpool. wer,
Greyhound, Davies, for Liverpool; Owen Gleild°
Watson, for London.

SYDNEY, MARCH 12. chief
Loss OF THE AMERICAN SHIP DEFENDER.--Tbed ship
officer and nine men belonging to the above-named rot
arrived 9th March, by the steamer Mimosa, flood,
Macquarie. She was bound for Sydney from Pugut,, oar•
and went on shore on Elizabeth Reef, on the 27th Fe'rts are
The crew were divided in three boats—two of the boa his
safe, and doubtless the third, containing the eaPtal/I'will
wife, child, and female servant, and seven of the ure".,„'seb-
shortly be reported all safe somewhere on the coast.
chief
joined is an extract from the official statement of the )oto
officer:—"Memo. from the declaration of Joseph Beek' The
Chief Officer of the American ship Defender. soy
Defender, of Boston, of about 1,300 tons, Captain RobLll„,ry
was lost on the Elizabeth Reef on 27th day of Febr"the
last. The ship sailed from Puget Sound on or about bip
Bth day of January last past. .11,t3 log-book of The
:bill
LADlES.—Thompson Brothers, 5, Elliot-street, sell the
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best four shilling tea-in England. d having been lost, exact date is not ascertained. -1-,i Co.,
was laden with timber, consigned to 11. Towns and not
HOUSEKEEPERS.--The coffee sold by Thompson
and a parcel of 117 or 120 barrels salmon, on joint ate;
5, Elliot-street, at ls. 4d., is better than you
d of the Captain and Captain Small, of the Eli wh— a...
pay Is. Brothers,d. for at any other establishment.
bees
The ship struck at about 4 15 0.m.7 -ig'?
EXTRAORDINARY AND USEFUL INVENTION.—There is
nothing that housewives complain of with greater truthful- side on to the reef, a heavy sea run-she
ness, than the breaking of some favourite piece of glass, and making a clean breach over her.
~ sue-
valuable china, or earthenware. In hundreds of cases such commented breaking up, and before 8 a.m. the et!'"irifer
things cannot be matched, and of course cannot be mended. ceeded in getting clear of the wreck—the captain, ins at.;
The latter want has been obviated by an extraordinary and child, and servant girl, with seven of the crew in one be,..d
effective invention, by Mr. Adshead, of Derby Pottery, near the chief officer, with nine of the crew, in the second; 471 i,
Derby. It is a cement that may be said to heal in a per- the second officer in the third boat, with eight men. Ter
fect manner, all cracks and breaks in the articlesspoken of , second mate parted company with the mate two hours air.
and not only in these, but in marble, alabaster, &c. The leaving the wreck, the captain twenty-four hours after.,,o.rt
benefit of this article need not be dwelt on. We have seen Beck, chief officer, made the land about 25 miles of rtube
some of its effects at Mr. Hall's, our neighbour's, and the Macquarie,f and on the same morning fell in wit4,ato
glass that has been cemented by it is stronger in7that part
than in any other. The article is very cheap, and,:no house where be die
second mate's boat, crow all safe, who londed ; but the —aria
continued down the coast to Port Macquarie,
can be long without it. Mr.. Hall is the agent for its sale his crew arrived, and have been forwarded to Syduer bl
in Liverpool, and all interested can judge for themselves by Mimosa steamer. ',or
looking in at his establishment. Agent for Liverpool, g Arrival of vessels from England :—Castle Howard/ '.-137
T. Hall, 23, South John-street. Sold in bottles, is each;
or sot free on receipt of sixteen postage stam. N.B.— the Downs, 96 days ; Gateaux Wattel, from the Downs'
1 days ; Hornet, from
None ore genuine, except bearing the signature, ,4 E T !Plymouth, 113 days ; Omar Pon:
ftom the Downs, 92 days; Alliance, from LiverPeel' 1".
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