Northern Times.
Liverpool, Merseyside, England, 1857-07-29 00:00:00

SAILL,D.

July 26. i Britius.... .. ....Monte Video, SIG C
Carthage (s.s.) ..GalleiGanjam ......,
Peri .... .. • • .... ....... .. Ha ifax Ja, y 2S
Jane M`Donald Revel Contest
Jnly 27. Jane Singapore
__

Ita!ian (s.s.) Havre

CLEARED OUTWARDS.

July 27.

Eliza, Charles Buenos Ayre
Alps (s s.) Messina, &c

Perthshire New Orleans
Ohio New York
P,ogl'ess Ostend
(RION P. E. Island
Class Tholen
Sophia . .

Dering
Not ClO3O . Havannab
Falipa-y-Vicenta Havannab
Orwell Harlingn

liartha ... .... ....Sari Francisco
Etenrich and Emil ........ Stettin

Soath Carolina Melbourne
Susanna ,.Messina
_

rinto .................Valparaiso

Z Raautja Kornelier Narval

ENTERED F,
July 27.

IR LOA DING.

Imperalor (s.) .. Hong Kong

Shenston.... .... Bahia
Antonia Leopold .. Barcelona, &c
Wasp • Bombay

Ceres ....

Jeanette Melanie
[ninstrie .... Ostend and Ghent
Countess of L0ud0n...... Quebec
Swan John's, N.I.

Arachne ......

Prodroma Constantinople &c
Alliance
Albanian (s.) . Genoa, & c

Providence ....Buenos Ayres, Sic

Resolution ........ &elts

Tomes Joigain.. ...... Havannat,

Joven Papita............C0runn9.
Protector ........Kingston (Jam.)

Imperatriz (s.) .... Hong Kong

HOLYHEAD, July 27.
Wind W., light breeze.

OUT PORTS.

MARITIME EXTRACT 3.

LIVERP:2OI., Jnly 28.
A flat aground near No. per chart 23, at 6 a.m., has no signals o
distress flying.
A schooner aground near No. per chart 64, at 9 a.m , has no
gnals of distresa flying.
Melbourne, May 29.—The Sultan°, from Hong Kong to this port,
in going into Guichen Bay, to land Chinese passengers, struck on the
reef and is a total wreck.
St. Jago de Cuba, Jane 30.—The Abel Gower, from Salt River to
Liverpool, which put in here, May 24, leaky, has been discharged
and surveyed, and the surveyors have recommended the ship and
materials to be sold at public auction.
Yarmouth N.S., Juiy 11.—The Stamford, Vaughan, of and from
St. John, N. 8., to Liverpool, which was stranded off Seal Island 21st
June, condemned, and 2nd July ro'd, is to-day reported to have been
got off, and on her way to this port, in tow of two brigantines.
st. Margaret Hope, July 23.—A schooner, supposed to be a
fore gner from Liverpool, with salt, struck on the Island of Strome,
previous to the 23ad bast, and sunk—crew repo: ted ;o be saved.
VESSELS' REPORTS.
Report by the ship America, Finlay, arrived here from Bombay,
sailed March 19. The ship William Gibson sailed the same day, and
the ship Caribou was to sail the same day—both for Liverpool.
Sign tiled. In lat. Lon.
May 13.. Valiant (barque), homeward bound . ..... .. 36 5..27 F.
May 21.. John Bright, homeward bound . ..... ..35 5..16 E.
May 22.. Jupiter (Danish ship), Hong Kong to Falmouth,
out 52 days
May 25.. Armistice, (barque), Cochin to London, out 55
days . . .
June I..Johanue Wilhelming (Dutch ship), Batavia to
Falmouth ..
June 21.. Typhoon (ship), hence, bound southward .... 8 N.. 27 W.
June 29—Marlborough (barque), London to Belize .... ..21 N.. 35 W.
July 9.. Levant (ship), Calcutta to Liverpool, out 120
days
July 12 . Star Queen (ship), Bombay to London.. ......36 N.. 36 W.

Report by the Demetrius (s.s ), Young. arrived here from Alexan-
dria, left :n port the Scamander (s.s ), for Liverpool.
Spoke. In let.
July 11.. Barque, third pendant 2485, bound west-
ward
July 18.. Augusta, Dixon, bound eastward 37 30 N.. 3 00 E
July 20.. Coquette (brig), _ Galati to Falmouth,
Gut of G.br
Steamer, bound eastward, entrance to the
Gut of Gibra, tar, supposed to be one of
the Nile tugs.
July 21 ..Baroness Te,,o (s s.), Newbo'd, bound
south, S. by E. 11 miles Cape St. Vin-

cent.
July 23—Prometheus (barque), bonni north.. ....42 00 N.. 9 50 W.
Steamer, with two black tunnels, bound

south, suppo ed to be on of the Penin-
sular and Oriental Company's
July 24..J0hn Wesley (sehooner),boand 50uth....44 33 N.: 8 50 W..

' Report by the Albanian (s.s.), arrived here from Palermo.
Spuke. In lat. Lon.
July 17.. Shamrock (American ship). blued east ..37 40 N.. 4 30 E.
July 18 —Research (schooner), of Milford, bound
west
July ?0.. Taurus (s.s.), bound east, & ff Tarifa.
July 23.. Indus (s.); P. and Company's, cff Cape
Torianne, bound south.
July 25.. Rhone (s.s 1, off ,ci.ly, bound south.

Report by the Rebecca, arrived here from Smyrna.
Signaled. in lat. Lon.
Jaly 14.. lenbarvie (barque), all .43 30 N.. 16 34 W.

Report by the Wasp, arrived here from Mobile, sailed June 19
In lat. Lon.
July 22..Signalled a vessel showing 2nd dist. pendt. 681,
(supposed to be the Troranan.. ....

Report by the Conqueror, Nicoll, arrived here from Tampico In 41
days.
July 26, spoke the Ranee off Wicklow Head, bound out.

Report by the Levant, Fearon, arrived hers from Calcutta. S ailed
in company with the Marlbouro, Prince of Wales, Alfred, and
Island Queen. Spoke. In Lat. Lon.
March 15.. TenaFsiren, Calcutta to Bombay .. lB 17 N.. 86 40 E
April I.. Mary Anne Portland Bay to Madras 655 N.. 85 33 E
April 4.. Satelite.
April 10.. Peneycode, Calcutta to Genoa
April 14.. Alfred. Calm ta to L0nd0n......
April 14.. Barbadian, Greenock to Bombay .
April 23.. Sebastopol, hence to Bombay.. .... 23 14 S.. 69 37 E
May 13.. Mar.bouro, Calcutta to London 24 40 ..22 00
May 18 .. Victoria, Colom oto Liverpool 35 15 .. 19 00
May 22.. Char ty (s.s.), Portsmouth to ~ imon's

Bay .
June 22.. Talbot, Southampton to Bombay
June 22 ..Silistria, hence to 80mbay............ 740 ..23 56
June 30... William Carey, Belfast to Jamaica, with
loss of jibboom . .
July 2.. Madras Sierra Leone to London 2B 30 .. 36 9
July 5.. Aramlnta, Malabar to Cork .... 3O 50 .. 36 50
July 5 Martaban, S ngapore to Liverpool 3O 50 .. 36 50
SPOKEN.

In lat. Lon.
April 30.. Startled Fawn....
May 14.. Hilton, Bombay to Liverpool .. ......... .29 S.. 42 E.
June 22..
June 26 .. C. Carnall, hence to Buenos Ayres ..

June 26.. Kidgeree, hence to Bombay .............. ..... 4 N.. 25 W.
July 22.. Charks 4)a.,, hence to New York .. .... 47 N.. 10 W,
Bla2k Eagle, hence to Geelong ...... •... .... 3 N.. 25 W.

FOREIGN FORTS.

Locomotive, hence at Lisbon.
Cintra (s.s), hence at Lisbon.
Arno (•.s ), hence at Gibraltar.
British Queen (s.s.), hence at Naples.
Iclizabeth, hence at Riga.
Chieftain, Christiansen, from Hong Kong at Mauritius for F.:l-
- with sugar, leaky, and stern po,t much shaken.
:-hackamason, Tenion, from Calcutta at Mauritius, for medical
assistance, bound to Liverpool.

Benjamin Howard, from; Akyab at Mauritius, leaky.
Henrietta Cornelia, and Eagle—both hence ; Argyle, from Gulf of
Mexico; Connate, from Plymouth; and Anna Dixon, from M auri-
t his —all at Adelaide.

Hannah Fownes, hence and Bahia; Shand, Christio, frr.m London;
John and Lucy, Morrison, hence ; and Ann Lockerby, Thompson,
from South America—all at Sydney.
Salw, en, White, from San Francisco at Melbourne.
Eclipe, hence at Rio Janeiro in 42 days.
Shark, Hough, hence at Para.
Nonpar:el, and Fanny—both hence at Newfoundland.
He'en, hence at Prince Edward Island.
Commodore, hence at Pugwash.
Sir Colin Ca npbell, Sidney, hence at Galata.
Beyrout (s.s.), Wescctt ; Pamelin, Wilson ; and Corsair, Cann—all
hence at Constantinople.
Jura (R. M.S.), hence and Southampton at Malta, and left for
Alexandria with the July mails, &c., for Australia.
Sarpen, hence at Arendal.
Mercurius, and Conquest—both hence-at Arch ngel.
Corsair, and Cheshire Witch—both hence at Bremerhaven.
Ariel, Economy, and Anenonc—all hence at Helvoet.
Eagene, Hagewick ; and Alice, Found—both hence at Antwerp.
Vig lant. and Union - both hence at Ostend.
Edmund sailed from Sydney for Cal ao, May 9
Be japore sailed from Sydney for Callao, May 14,
General Wyndham sailed from Sydney fcr Bombay, May 15.
Helvellyn sai ed from auritios for Madras, May 21.
Benjamin Heapo sailed from Mauritius for Melbourne, May 29.
Teessalia ts.s.) sailed from Malta for Liverpool, July 18.
Gambia, Qui Vive, and Courier des Antilles—all sailed from Havre
for Liverpool, July 14.
F. M. C. sailed from Dunkirk for Liverpool, July 25.
Dane (s,s.) sailed from Cuxhaven for Liverpool, July 24.
Ronaldes sailed from Cronstadt for Liverpool, July 17.

BIRTH.
On the 26th inst., the wife of Mr. William Odell, Bold-street, of a
son.

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