Northern Times.
Liverpool, Merseyside, England, 1860-01-23 00:00:00

MARITIME EXTRACTS

LivtitrooL, Jan. 22: It I.lew a. heavy gale last night from
W.S.W., with heavy squalls; this afternoon it still blows hard

from W.N.W.
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The Black Prince, for Sierra Leone, which put back, will
have to discharge her cargo.
The Benjamin Admits, from New York at this port,-tovied
Leone, will have to return :r
o.7ii3d. Mary Crocker.
froluileCi;dooakglgiaieveinvapickie•
rs,tefaomr, steam-tug..
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into dock for repairs, having been ran into by a flat while at
anchor in the Moyne, and had her stern damaged severely.
The F. A. Heim, for New York, and Tamerlane, for Fernan-
dina, have put back.
The Magog, M'Kennell, from St. John,- N. 8., for Perth, at
Queenstown short Of water. ' -
The Dublin (s), from London for Waterford, with machinery
damaged.
HoLvirsAn, Jan. 21 : The Robert Mills, from Liverpool f r
Galveston, drifted on the breakwater this morning, but was
towed off making much water.
DEAL, Jan. 22 : The brig Christina, from London to St. He-
lena, slipped from anchor and e'ain to avoid collision, and
ceeded to Margate-roads; others supplied from hence.
BELFAST, Jan. 21 : The bowsprit, with martengale attached,
of a large vessel, was picked up by flahermen at the entrance of
this Lough.
,KIREDUDBRIGHT, Jan. 17 : The sloop John and Alexander,
from L'Yerpool for this port, with bones and oilcake, struck )0
the bar comma in, and was run ashore in the lake, where she
filled, and went on her beam ends ; mast cut away,
spoiled. Whileha
STRANRAER, 'Jan. 21 : The Fairy, from
Stairhaven with iron, was sunk in Cairn Bay
by the Caledonia (s) • crew saved. • in Liverpool for •
WEXFORD Jan. 20:' The F. H. Fanning.
from
the Carg rocks,
Cardenas, with coal, came ashore last night o .
materials are
Greenore Point, and is likely to be a wreck ,
being saved. sgafor river Guadiana,
Ltowi's, Jan. 21 : The Elizabeth, Mal.
is stranded at Algesiras. south-east gale which had
GIBRALTAR Jan. 10 : The strong
s°nioderated towards noon
been blowing'for the last two day ,
11-rfods damaged. The. ritish Fl
Anne
Brown, from Malaga to the Guadiana,
in the sand, with f
loss o
Algesiras, is embedded seven ,izabeth, of Liverpool,
•
chains, anchors, masts, • .
esterday. 12th : The t sechoote_ri:g
laid, from Liverpool, in .b a 1
la, atan dtrha:a anchor,
al
aci
echaaeofkoornaer,
of
BOMBAY,' Dec. 27 : The g
almost a sinking state. The a
Liverpool for
1 tta, arrived here, was in a leak
Mary, Macbeth, from Ca con _
eavy
weather, much of the goy
condition from the effects
If h
sfirdoemraLbliev
trained ; she has b ear-
se 9 een surveyed,.
is damaged, and the verso,
1.-in 11 : The Neptimus, from
•
and will be docked fo: hi
CuaisziaxsaND, ---• 0 t t. or '
put
into s e eleaky, and must unload to
Rostock, has
c ulk.
Spanish War-steamer Rosalie has been wrecked off Cas-
The ..
tillejos ; crew saved.
thirtycraft have been t
Upwards of s lauded or totally lost on,
the coast of Algesiras.
Liverpool, ,naorfric:etrinn

'do b 4 Attriin.

INTR. BRANCH reapectfully gi*es notice of the
under-mentioned SALES
To-morrow (Tuesday), at Eleven o'clock, at No. 1, Sefton-
street, under in assignment, the valuable PLAN T, Machinery,
Utensils Tools, and STOCK-RC-TRADE of Ship a-id Anchor
Smiths, Ironfouuders, and Hardwaremen, also a valuable
PATENT for insprovemerits_in windlass pFrehases; &c.
On Wednesday next, the 23th inst., at Twelve, at the Hanover-
rooms• Gallery, a choice collection .of,
_WATER COLOUR
DRAWINGS, by admired modern British artists, chromo-
lithographs, marble bust of Napoleon, and a few line
bronzes. •

On Thursday next, the 26th, and Friday, the 27th instant, at-'
Eieven each day, at the Hanover-rooms, the valuable
STOCK-IN-TRADE of a WOOLLEN DRAPER and
TAILOR.

On Friday next, the 27th inst., at Ele •en, at No. 30, Clarence-
street, the excellent HOUSEHOLD FURNITURE of a
gentleman removing into the country, principally the manu-
facture of Messrs. Fairclough Brothers.

On Monday next, the 30th instant, at Eleven o'clock, on the
Premises, No. 22, Dexter-street, Saint James'-place, the
valuable HOUSEHOLD FURNITURE, china, glazs, a
number of Chinese, Indian, and Bombay Mosaic articles,
and other effects of a family going abroad.
On Monday next, the 30th inst., at Eleven o'clock, on the Pre-
mises, in Bold-street, corner of Concert-street, in conse-
tinence of the late fire, the first portion of the very superior
stock of fashionable FURNITURE of Me,srs. Bradley_
Brothers, damaged by water only, which ha- been carefully
restored and French polished.

On'Thursday,' the 2nd February next, at One o'clock, at V7e
Hanover-rooms, upwards of one thousand dozen of WINES,
embracing many binns of the choicest description, seleeted
at favourable opportunities, regardless of cost. The stock
is all one property, wed includes Ports in tine matured
coadition, of the most select and choice vintages, the ship-
ments of Cockburn, Smith, Woodhouse and Co., Offley,
'Sandeman, Roriz, and others of first-rate estimation; Sher-
ries of all the most favourite growths, in brown, pale, gold,
and amber; fine French and German wines, &c.

VERY DESIRABLE INVESTMENT.
BY MR. BRANCH.
On Thursday, the 2nd day of February next, at Two o'clock in
the afternoon* at the Clarendon-rooms, South John-street,
Liverpool, either in one or two lots, subject to 'conditions to
be then and there produced, -

TWO large substantially built DWELL ING-
II OU. ES, replete with all modern conveniences, and
-commanding a view over part of Abercromby-square, being
Nos. 99 and 101 on the east side of Chatham-street,, and pro-
ducing an aggregate yearly rental of £l4O.
Each House contains a large entrance hall, breakfast,
drawing, and diningrooms, with butler's pantry, and numerous
sleeping apartments, no expense having been spared by the
late proprietor in erecting the premises.

Both Houses hare good sized hardens in the rear, which
communicate by an outlet with Vine-sttret, and they measure
.together in front to Chatham-street, 43 feet; and extend in
depthlackwards, 135 feet or thereabouts.

Tenure :_Corporation Leasehold, at pepper-corn rents, for 75-
years, commencing 30th November, 1858.

For further particultrs apply to the Auctioneer, or to Mr.
Boggic, Solicitor, Harrington-street, Liverpool.
N.D.—The adjoining Two HOUSES, Nos. 103 and 105, may
be had, if required.