Northern Times.
Liverpool, Merseyside, England, 1859-11-19 00:00:00

Ocean Queen (as),

liouro (A.s), hence at Oporto.
Koningen, Albrichte, hence at Swinmunde.
Elizabeth, Wood, from Rio Grande at Crookharer
M. A. Bcresferd, from rusmPrara at Crookhaven.
Sunshine, from Bonny at Crookhaven.
Albatross (es), hence at Helvoet.

OUTPORTS,

DEAL, Nov. 18.---Arrived and passed : Victoria, from Anti-
gua to London ; Arethusa, London to Madras ; over, north
to west; Admiral Prinz Adelbert, London to Port Philip ; Try-
phena, Sunderland to Bermuda; Mary Jane, Bilboa to London ;
Stamboul, Vancouver's Island to London ; Sals Gala, Rouen to
Newcastle ; Ardent (s), river to wesward ; Corin, ingapore ;
C. J. Borgledt, London to Cardiff ; Sultana Reina, London to
Corfu.

‘..6II4IVESEND, Nov. 18.---Arrived: Helena, from Archangel;
Hortensia, Udderwald; Lancet, Pillau ; Constance (s), Cron-
stadt ; Prasero, Patras ; Conimodore, i St. Malo • Mary Stuart,
Riga ; Victoria, Antigua ; Eleanor,Stockhohn; Indeu, Lie-
raux ; Charles, Bologne. Sailed : Gustav Wasa, for Gothen-
burg.

GitEENOCK, Nov. 18..
Wolfe's Cove, Bathurst
BELFAST, Nov-18.

—Arrived : G. Adams, from Havana;
; Emily, Jersey; Adelaide, Havana.
-Sailed: Americana, for Troon.
vcd : Kaflirland, from Callao ;
Tarquin, Cardenas ; Dethriot,
Acadino, Quebec for Cork ;
Drogheda ; True Blue, Bal-

QUEENSTOV

ttama,lquique for Liverpool
Tripoli; Selskei, Buenos Ayres ;
Roman, Liverpool; Margaretta,
tysbar ; Advance, Cardiff.
_ Duniazi, Nov. 18.---Arrived : Selina, from Memel; Albion,

Havre.
KINGSTOWN, Nov. 18.---Arrived : Rose, from Glasgow for
Havre; Louis Napoleon, Demerara. Sailed : Sarah Jane, for

Swansea,

MARITIME EXTRACTS,

foorrk,upvaessrpeodo?!rk at half-past
twoThoe,
The-Danish schooner Margarethai-in-beating up the river,
got in contact with the Duchess (ss), at anchor, which lost
wheel on the bridge ; the schooner did not receive any damage.
The Empress Eugenie (ss), for London, in proceeding to Bea,
was in contact in the Rock Channel yesterday morning with
the Jane An-, and Elizabeth, from Ne ith for Liverpool ; the
cFloecrksiaye (riot),sterd ay from
afternoon,Ncw Y
latter sank, and crew saved by the steamer, which was beached
near Egrement, making water.
off Crookhaven, in
The Sunshine, from Bonny for Liverpool, o
ofTforehe
to.TophnmooWta.y, arrived at this port from Nantes, with loss
distress, iu tow of pilot cutter Dolphin.
the ship Sunshine, from Bonny, with los.
the Kafferland since
. " W—A Cork pilot ,s on board
of Port Maddock,
"hooncr Sydney, Jones,
coals; derelict, and
oust Derrynane.
zning. Cargo,
• QUEENSTOWN, Nov. 18.—Kafferlsnd spoke,of
moniist,hienli2atth
55insNt.:
g
art for Liverpool,l Th
is supposed
Twin Sisters, of Barrow, from
Bow, Nat;_ •'''.---- to be lost near Aberyst-
.
'-- --,-.1 crow drowned.
_. •

Dionda:

with Ices,of.tuaats--,

boating around her

----A brig 1:!!

'lei Castle, wit]

iacovered

[per Magnetic Telegraph].---Varna, Nov. 17 : Seve-
ain the
f 6 , up-
oy a steamer; the
. ~mao on one of toe std... _ S. Dixon, Whitehaven."
I.l.'svn's
Seve-
ral days of awful gales. Nassilikos Noy. 13: The Sansone
lost ;-- ,the Agathupolos dismasted, and in great danger.
Itourgits Gull : Seventeen Vessels wrecked. Ramsgate, Nov.
18 : The Shooting Star, for Bahia, leaky, and five feet of water
in her held, - Queenstown, Nov. -18 : The schooner Sydney,
Jones, of Port Madoc, was towed in here this morning, cargo
coals, a derelict, and with loss of masts, br pilot-boat Derry-
dane. --The- Sunshine -not in Crooknaven, will_he here this
for Bristol
--morning.;Mahony on board from the Dolphin.
§ Nov. 18.---The Ossar (ss), ,
GREENOCK has put

4-1)-een run.down last nig

er'aaeaul dopwubell Campbell.
Ytohune Foyleg'
been 1.11
A brig, ,newly eoppered, on her beam ends, With rum and
sugar wzmbing out, was pawed in lat. 40, lon. 14, by the Lord
Maidstone, arrived at Milford.
Tnh
fro rs),London for Whitehaven, has
r.

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CONT -., RAt..l . FOR PROVISIONS, GROCERIES,
r1i11..._-111 _ AND IRONMONGERY.
thlarthans of the Poor of The Township of
1.. Toxteth Park are desirous of contracting for the Supply
' ef ii.e undermentioned Poito VISIONS, &c:7 for the Inmates of
the Wbrichsuse, froioh,
"''Milk
day of December next until the
aOth day of June,
mMeilk, Buttamilk, Fresh' Butter,
Butchers' Meat Flour, O.;
toes.
Soap, Soda, Salt!Butter, Chetese,a,l,ndPeasfa Groceries, Candles,
Tenders are' also required foratij°
awl the_ said 15th day of
Articles of IRONMONGERY, on or beBl4'per of the following
December next, viz., Tin Panikins
soiuves, Forks, and
and other
Coal gods, Buckets, &c., Bread TinN it-i_i!daes, Galvanised
noerstreh of the
Spoons, Kitchen Pans, together with six
Weighing Machines,. Weights, &c. 81-mples
Tenders I'rovisions as may be practicable mast be sent with
free of expense; and. Samples and ritterns of the
5105 GERT Goods (except W ighing Machines) may be inspected
at the Porter's Lodge at the New WorklllsUse, in Smithdo e
lane, on and after the 23rd.instant. No Tenders will be enter-
tained unless made with reference' to sireh samples and Pat-
, terns (where applicable) and on the winted Form to be
obtained at my office.
The Tenders tiealed) must be sent to the Workhouse on or
before Tuesday, the 29th day of Novemberinstant. The Guar-
dians do not undertake to accept the lowest or any Tender.
By Order of the-Boats,''
• -.: , ~. . • WILLIAM ,CLEAVER,
ClefE to the Guardians.
2i Elliot-street, Liverpool. 6n25
.....

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