Northern Times.
Liverpool, Merseyside, England, 1859-02-09 00:00:00

PUT BACK,
Susan E. Howell, for New Orleans

MARITIME EXTRACTS

BOULOONE, Feb. 7.—Water as high inside the• Jubilee a 9
side ; ship very badly logged ; metal washing off ; silk fet"
'tween decks mostly in good order ; a few bales only wet. 2n,,
bales landed in all up to this time, and about 500 packageb
tea partially damaged; "weather fine.
FLEETWOOD, Feb. B.—The iron schooner Elfin, of LiverP&'e
Lni"rooL, Feb. 8.
with pig iron, from Ardrossan, sank after collision with the Pin
Patrick (s.), hence to Belfast, which has put back damage,
The master, his wife, and two hands of the schooner We
drowned.
KIRKCUDBRIGHT, Feb. 4.—The cargo (herrings) of the Berl
Volant, from Pentewan to Liverpool, sunk near here,. and afte`i
wards raised, is being transhipped for Liverpool, .as the verse
will not proceed.
PORTIICAWL, Feb. s.—Parts of the wreck of a vessel have beta
washed ashore here with some papers of the India >Tic°,
Acamadilla, Pictou, 13, including master."
BOMBAY, Jan. 10.—Intelligence from Cochin by telegraph 11
been received that the Koh-i-noor,---, with a full carg° 011
board, took fire Jan. 4, and was scuttled in 16 feet water close to
the shore, as,previously reported. Nearly all the oil on hoar
would probably be saved, 100 casks from top tiers having been
landed uninjured, also 150 damaged bales recovered. The Charicit
Callow, frcm London,arrived here Dec. 28, leaky, having straineo
from overloading. The Gladiator, Jiffanes, from Liverpool'
arrived here 26th, has also suffered from the same cause,
SYDNEY (N.S.W.), Dec. 10.—The Sylplaide arrived here 2a:,
Nov., encountered a Violent gale when rounding Cape Hope, ";
lat. 41 S, and fell in with a large number of iceberg's from 300„,„8
400 feet in. height. On the berth for London ',.:,-
Woolloomooloo, owing to the slow arrival of the new clipe
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been detained longer than was expected ; she has now, howel%
nearly completed her loading, which will consist of 1,600 bale6„l;
•wool, 457 bags gum, and a quantity of hides, horns, &e.
will sail in a few days. The Nourmahal is now nearly full, o,rti
with cargo and passengers, and will get away about the ',Ts
8
instant. The Speedy has nearly the whole of her dead weig,lllAl
board, and a great quantity of wool engaged, and 1'.;21
meet with quick despatch. The Vimeira has got the greater portleil
of her cargo on board, and a full complement of passellg.,,t,
engaged, and Will sail between -the 18th and 25th insta:,,a
The Wave of Life is now taking in timber, hides, &c.,
is expected to sail about the end of. January- The Damasca"..,,
now ready to receive wool, &c., having Miller dead weight &al
and on board, consisting of 5,000 ' hides, gum, &c. She byt
probably get away early in January. The light of the Age
nearly discharged her inward cargo, and is receiving dead weig'4
The Granite City has all her dead weight and a good part of P.!,
wool on board; she will get away the latter end of the moa,
La Hogue is rapidly filling with cargo, and will sail positively
the 14th January; she will be quite full of passengers,l.
the poop cabins, with the exception of two, being erigage,,;
The British Merchant has all her dead weight and a small irbiee
tity of wool on board, and anticipates quick dispatch. oa
cabins have been engaged. The Gladiolus has sailed for Moreto
Bay, to load for England. The David Mllver has her deed ;
weight on board, and the greater portion of her cargo engag.,o4
she is advertised to sail on the 15th inst. The Quito is loa.„10
at the Circular Wharf, and will sail -in December. Ita
Leichardt has been, placed on the berth, and will meet
dispatch. •

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GRAVESEND, Feb. B.—Arrived : The Scorpion, . sv.
Liffey, St. Michael's ' • Fanny Gavu, Tercels • ' Isabella, 14,
Michael's ; Era, Boston ; Culloden, Bombay ; Prince Albfe,/,
Ismail; William Simpson, Batavia; Sea Park, Calcutta; ,;
St. Michael's,;. Cleveland (ss), Genoa; Brothers,. Deny
Cleadon, Calcutta;. Bury St. Edmonds,
.Mauritius; VitterT.
Calcutta, Sailed : The Margaret ThoMpson, for Launceslo.a.4
Triumph, Bermuda ; Andromache, Pdit Phillip ; Caldera, Sydncli,
DEAL, Feb. B.—Passed : The Cleveland, Westward
London ; Alfredi. London to River Plata ;
Monarch, Alexandria to London; Marathon, Calcuttd to Low?"
htf,

Q,neen of the Sea, Denier:ura to London; Waterl.ll7'
Bankok to London ; Jeune Henri, London to IW4;,
Anchored : The Dundee, from London for Jamaica ; WharneVot
London, Simon's Bay ; Barracouta, London, Mauritius; SO—A,
London, Syra ; Monnequasto, London, Kurrachee ;
London, Monte Video ; Walton, London, Aden ; Carlscror;
London, Rio Janeiro • Rapid, London, Cardiff ; .Venus, Lonrp,
,Siberia ; Theela, London, Granada Jowe Koske, Antc..,„,
Genoa. Passed: The Lammermuir, Whampoa ;
London, Moreton Bay, in tow ; Blue Jacket, London, CahOriog,
in tow ; Peninsula (s), Cadiz, London ; Pelican, raga'
North ; Odin Feb.hooner), Westward, London.
GREENOCK, F 8. —Arriied: The Torojan, from DemerON.
Aitutes, St. John's, N.B:; Strathfieldsg o
e, Java. Sailed: .J

Gray, for Trinidad; Louii Napoleon, Alexandria.
BELFAST, Feb. B.—Arrived: The Jenny, from Alex
Sailed : The Fanny, for Glasgow ; Doncaster, Newport. ;
QUEENSTOWN, Feb. 8. =Sailed : The Lind, for Botterdao3,l
Eliza Jenkins, Greenock; Aurora, London. Put back : Thou"'
English, for Limerick.
KINGSTOWN, Feb. 8. —Arrived : The Rose Esther, from Vera:
DUBLIN, Feb. B.—Arrived : The Osborne Elizabeth, fr°A.
Ancona ; Huntress, Smyrna ; Brockley, Newport ; 31'
Bond, Newport.

VESSELS' REPORTS.
Sailed
Report of the Barque Victory, Fry, at Bristol, Feb. 5 ;
from Half Jack, West Coast of Africa, Dec. 8 :
rfpl
Jan. 24, in lat. 40 51 N., lon. 26 2 W., passed the lower Pa #45
a ship's lowermost, evidently not long in the water, abowo
feet from heel to partners, four feet painted green from Par 9 IS
to saddle, iron belaying-pins with gear attached, and about
feetainte whe from sadd
frome toacture.
Report of thed •Premitier, Smith, London, at Dundee, Feb' 4;
experienced gales from S.W to N.W.
Jan 26, the Coquet W. 35 miles, discovered a brig about;
mile on the port quarter, lying to under a reefed tryt,
suddenly disappeared ; supposed she must have shifted ball.'
capsized, and gone down.
Jan 30.—While lying to, a hurricane passed over the vesse
throwing the Premier on her bears ends for some time.
Report of the Richard Bustead, from *Mazatlan, spoke
following vessels : iavG
Nov. 13.—John E. Kosko, from Glasgow to California,
33 S, lon. 47 W. ,
Nov. 27.—Orolinda, from Oporto to Rio Janeiro, in hit
lon. 39 W.
Jan. 4.—Wild Pigeon, for Valparaiso, in lat. ...
Jan. 7.—William Schroeder, for Africa, in lat. 2..
Jan. 15. -Epaminondas, from Liverpool to New, Orleans,
32 N, lon. 31 W.
Report of the Merchant ,
lowing vesss : •
Nov. 9.—elEuroclyclon, from Bombay to Liverpool, in lat. 1

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from Bombay) 'spoke th.,

lon. 57
Dec: 8.-.-Spartan, from Macao, in lat. 33 S, lon. 28 1
Dec. 10.—Catherine, from Mauritius, in lat. 34 S., Lon. 2
Dec. 15.—Leonie, from- Bombay, in lat. 34 S., lon. 17 E•
17 .—Pekin, from Batavia, in lat. 31 S., lon. 14 E.
Australian, from- Batavia for Cowes. in lat.

bee. 2U
lon. 9 W.

25. —Clara, bound north, in lat. 36 N., lon. 35 \V
6.--Hermione, and Helene, off Holyhead.

FOREIGN PORTS. ale
Douglas,from London; Gladiator, hence ; Prestonjee Born ocl
Moulmein ; Acadia, Aden ; Stebonheath, Calcutta ; Charles,loo,
Forerunner, London; Alligator, Cochin; Kate, Aden; Eugit
China ; Great Tasmania, Mauritius ; and Flora, Kurrachee""
at Bombay to 10th Jan. sn
Coriolanus, Norah Grearne, William Wilson, Kertch,
Wigtownshire—all sailed from Bombayfor Liverpool to 10010""
John Sugars sailed from Bombay for Liverpool 10th Jan. 04
Arachne, Sharp; Bellona, Miller ; Torrell, Morgan;
Edith
Eagle, fro Byrne ; all hence at '
Calcutta Jan. 29. iraetn;
m Mauritius • Margaret M`Kenzie, from Mon
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Martaban, Lawson, from Java ; and Gertrude, from Melbou*
all at Calcutta to Dec. 29.
Helen Wallace, Ilenry, sailed from Calcutta for LiverP°°l
Dec. 2"
Vict

•
n* Emanuel, sailed from Calcutta for Liverpool Dec
,hantman, sailed from Calcutta for London Dec. 29•

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hence at Gibraltar Jan. 29.

ENGLISH PATENTS.
The following patents, amongst others, were sealed durin,,,ver•
week ending February 5, 1859 : —James Fogg, of Great P`o,si
near Bolton, bookkeeper, for improvements in pressure 043;04
dated August 12, 1858 ; Evan Leigh, of Manchester, met?, pre'
engineer, for improvements in machinery or apparatus 1°`,400,4
paring and spinning flax, wool, silk waste, or other P,,,'015•
materials, dated'Aug. 5, 1858; George Hinton Bovill, of
ford Lodge, Wimbledon, Surrey, for improvements in the nape!,
fanture of gas, also in the manufacture of coke and other for
dated Aug. 6, 1858; James Walker, of Glasgow, enginenoia
improvements in machinery or apparatus for maalding or '„, „";doti
metals; dated Aug. 7, 1858 ;
.Louis Alexandre Forot, of w fie*,
and Paris, merchant, for a new mode of ornamenting re 3b1559t
and in the apparatus connected therewith, dated Aug. 11' rta3Y
Stephen Hine, of Macclesfield, silk manufacturer, for tliftif,
improvements in machinery or apparatus for twisting, doilteriA
and retwisting and.winding silk or other similar fibrous 1115 404
dated Aug. 2, 1858; George Weston, of Sheffield, for a W,3";,,ter,
machine, dated Aug. 75 1858; Francis Preston, of Mane
mechanical engineer, and William M'Gregor, of the salne'iiste°
mechanic, for improvements in, machinery for, cutting files, roe'
Aug. 20, 1858 • John Macintosh, of Regent's Park, for inl Pot'
ments in insulating telegraphic wires or conductors, and in ble
ratus employed therein, part of which apparatus is applies 1358;
the manufacture of tubes from India rubber, dated Aug. 24, rofe'
Alexander M'Ewen Peter's, of Edinburgh, plumber, for 11141;
ments in apparatus for regulating the flow or passage of 0 _ore,
ti dated Sept. 8, 1858.—From Messrs. Hughes and Bloo,'
List.

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