Northern Times.
Liverpool, Merseyside, England, 1857-11-25 00:00:00

OITTPO RTS.

llPly` ead, Nov. 23 —Arrived—Duero (s.s.), Battle, from I iverpool
for Barcelona—and Pyreo (s.s.). Todd, Liverpool for Nantes.

Dublin, Nov. 23,—Arrived-slic Figlio, Mantura, from Leghorn—
`and Don Qnbcotte Dunkirk.

Kingston, Nov. 23.-- krrived—Gipsey Queen, from Antigua —Prode,
dens 1-and Evangelistria, San ten, Galati.
Falmouth, Nov. 22.—Arrived Glenal mond, from Aux Caves—
Flori : nd Cieser, bat a from Taganroz—L'Atlas, Beata, Luigi Xigga,
Myscre, Luigi, and Deodate, all from Odessa—Tito, Galipoll—Amstet.
and Margaretha, bo.h from Ibrail—St. Nazare, Alexan iria—lsabel,
Smyrna—Clarendon, Porto Rico—Schulz Minde and Crim ;a, ba h
from Alexandria— Bristol, Co a stand o opla—John White, White, Te-ra
Nova—and Bengal, G braltar. 23 --Martha Clay, from Alexandria—
! aura, Odessa -and Borneo, Penang.' Off—George and Ludwig,
from Punta Arenas.

Que nstown, Nov. 22.—Arrived—The Peong, from Rangoon—Mary
Crocker, Williams; Parsee, '1 homas ; P tronella, Dale; and British
Smite, M•Ewan. all from .Callao—Simeon Hardy, Barbadoes—
Emily, Honduras—Nelson, Cavello—British Lion, Savannah—Ocean,
Primo. and Mar sca, all from Taganrog—Recordite, and Caesar, buth
from Odessa—Andrew Theodore, and Ocean Queen, both from Ibrail
—Oresta, a'd Ermenia P.. both from Constantinople—Mary Blair,
Ja.tia BB ow, Smyrna—Phoenix, Caffa—Jahus, Alexandria—Rolling
Wave, St. Jean d'Acre—Nlizpah, Trieste—Herman Cart's, from Troon
for N aples—Coun'ess of Durham, Wilson, from Troon for Havannah.
Cardiff, Nov. 23.—Arrived—The Juno, of Bristol, from Quebec.
Sailed —The Anna, for Gibraltar—Fifth of May; Rangoon.
Shields, Nov. 23. rrived—The Fe Hoek e, from Celeste—Marie,
St. Valery. Sailed—The Charles Henry, for Rio Janeiro.
Hull, Nev. 22.—Arrived—The Eliza Robson, from Quebec.
Swansea, Nov. 23 —Sailed—The William and Mary, for Demerara.
Poole, Nov. 23.—Arrived—The Faith, from Elba—Findon, Quebec.
P.ymouth, Nov. 23.—Arrived—The Roslin Castle, from Quebec.
Southampton, Nov. 24.—Arrived--1 he Tagus (s.), from Gibraltar.
Gravesend, Nov. 23, %rrire t—The Klyne Mary, from Myd rile-
harnots. 24th.—The 'fames. from Leghorn—Meridian, Vibilia,
Brilliant, William and Mary, and -emily, all from Gnernsey—Bezar,
Dania—City of Nantes (s. , Nantes. Sailed—The Sir Charle Napier,
for Melbourne.
Bea!, Nov. 23.—Sailed—The Mid Lothian, for Tab igo—Arabian,
Algol Bay—Joseph Fletcher, Auckland—Paulina (s.s ), Mog
s 1,11 all the outward bound.

MARITIME EXTRACTS.
LIVERPOOL, Nov. 24.
ifigr We have baen inf-irmed, by Messrs. Cannon and So lv, that the
report in the N, at a t RN T' BEES of yes erday. of the shin
Typhoon, from Calquta, having shipped great quantities of
water and labouring heavily, was incorr et.
The Jessie Downs, bound to -ierra Leone, has put back through
stress of weather and le:ly. having been as far as Wi. Wow.

Tne report of the Heidelberg being on shore is inc xrect.
The Nauphante, arrived here from Pernambuco, struck on the
Banks coming in on the 22nd inst. without a pilot, but apparently did
not sustain any dam •ge.
The Georgians, Atridge, arrived here from Trate°, with 91,000
staves ex Lex ng'on.
Pwllhe i ts,ov. 21.—The ship re-creed yesterday in the Causeway
floated off, with, it is reported, only the master and one man on board.
she was boarded by three boats from here, which put l 2 men on
b card and took her into Studwell Roads. The name on the stern of
the ship is European, of Liverpool. The crew landed below Harlech.
—(A letter from Barmouth states that the vessel in the Causeway was
the Europa, Dixon, from Callao, and that she got off with 15 inches
water.)

tiiam, Nov. 23.—The Pryde. Baxter, of and for Liverpool from
Londonderry. came on shore this morning on the Crusader Bank near
this place. Crew saved.
Kilrush, Nov. 21.—The Anne (.chonner), Martin, hence to Liver-
pool with bar;ey and oats, went ashore at Bale Bar, Nov. 19, but Is
expected To be g.rt off this morning.
Matte, Nov. 23.—The steamer with the mail from Ch:na has teen
detained here till to-day, owing to heavy gales.
The Tamar (11.11. S.), from Southampton at Malta, and sailed, Nov.
23, for Alexandria with the Australian mail from London of Nov 16,
t r meet the Simla (R. V 1.5.1-1.) at Suez, which will convey two mails to
the coloaies, viz , those of 16th Oct. and 16th Nov.