Northern Times.
Liverpool, Merseyside, England, 1859-01-18 00:00:00

SHIPPING INTELLIGENCr.

HIGH WATER

Tins DAT

WIND

At LITERPOOL,-W.S.NV
„

. Light breeze
Fresh gale.

ARRIVALS

Palermo Lizzy
Rotterdam Margaret Pride
Port Talbot Riverdale

Moulmein
....Huelva
.. Quebec

..Newport
Alexandria.

New York 1 Tamaulip'as ~1

I
..New Orleans i ',roma
M. John, N.B. King ti
a Michelina
a W. V. Kent

.B rdeauz
Portsmouth
New Orleans
• . Alexandria
Charlestou

Adelaid,

MARITIME EXTRACT

LIVERPOOL

;any. 17.

Senn, from Curacoa, has

it back to this port,
2 a.m.; between Holyhead and the

shifted cargo.

• carried away balwarks,
e vessel; to make a great

hions, sails, &c

'he schooner Liverpool, from Cardiff to Liverpool, With coals..
shore near Formby Point, but is expected to be got off.

A quantity of deaTswere passed on the 25th Dec., in lat 47 N,
lon 40 W, apparently not long in the water, by the Lizzie Har-
ward, arrived here troin New Orleans.

The City of Delhi, from Greenock to Calcutta,. has put back
to the former port, having been ashore at Lanilaslt
The Caehelot

from
nat., three leagues tram Agra

was stranded on the 14th;

The Egyptian Witch, hence to Alexandria, wMch put into.
Cadiz dismasted, left there cn the 4th inst., in tow of a steamer
for Gibraltar, to undergo repairs; but, in consequence of the.
strong easterly winds, was obliged to be left at Tarifa until it

A masthead and chimney, apparently white, of a steamer were
z'ble• yesterday above water, near the west end of West

Hoyle, and a quantity of wreck was floating near.
Eleven vessels have been lost at Catania, three of which are
English, viz., Sappho, Catania. and Jane Price; crews saved.
The brig Pomona, nearly loaded at Odessa, has foundered.-
ANTWERP, Jan. 14.—The vessel bound from Bremen for this
port, wrecked near Lemvig on the 12th inst.. was the Xadaphor
(ex Amalia), not as reported per electric telegraph, Schieren—
beck ; she was bound here to load for the River Amoor. The-
Ambaina, Rusman, for Rotterdam, which put back to Batavia:
Nov. 17, was leaky.
FRIMitIKSItAVN, Jan. 14.—Entered : The Peter, 11.rmansen,
from Isefiord for London (barley), leaky, and with other damage_
The Charlotte, of Nibe, from England (coals), is being towed
hither, with masts cut away.
DAN rzre, Jan. 12. —lt has blown a very heavy gale at N.W. and
W. since Monday last, but the weather is now gradually getting-
better. The brig Othello, Kraeft, of Barth, from England for
Memel (rails), has put into this bay with damage to sails. A_
pilot and four men are on board to assist her into Fairwater.
LITSSINO, Jan. 7.—The Fortunato (Aust. brig), Scarpa, front
Segna for Marseilles (staves), sprung a leak at sea, and was put
on shore upon the Palaz7uol rocks, about four miles from hence,
in the night of Jan. 5, lies in a very bad position, and it is feared. cannot be got off; crew saved.
Blum rex, Jan. 14: The sloop Blossom, of and for Arbroath
from Sunderland, which went on shore at the entrance of Holy
Island Harbour, but was got off and brought in here, will pro—
ceed on her voyage, having received little damage. The Agnes
Christie, of and for Penh, horn Newcastle (coals), which drove
on shore on the 10th inst., at the entrance of Evemonth Harbour,
has broken up, and is now a total wreck. The Sarah, Dawson.
of Holy Island, from Grangemouth for Shields, which drove on
the rocks on the 7th instant, whilst running for South Sunder.

entirely broken up.

of the c

;0 (scrap iron)

MALTA, Jan. 10.—This morning, at about 2 o'clock, it came on-
to blow a galp at N.E., and in two hours after a very heavy sea
was setting into the harbour. The Greek brig Aghios Nieolaus,
Metropolo, from Ibrail (barley) for orders, dragged her anchors
in consequence of the ship Ann having come into collision with
her, and went on shore close to the Ordnance Wharf, and shortly
after bilged, and remains. The vessel and cargo have been.
abandoned. No further casualty among the shipping has up to
this time been heard of, but a large number of small boats have
been destroyed, and the moles' of the city damaged. The
Prussian barque Magellan, Baacke, from Alexandria, put in here
Jan. 2, very leaky, with loss of sails, a heavy list to port, pump-
imsup cargo (wheat), and other damage.

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KIIICIMBRIGHT, Jan. 14. —There was ca.t ashore a few days
ago at Balmue, about five miles from this, a vessel's long-boat,
with " Success, of Liverpool," lettered on the stern ; a piece of
tow-rope being attached, it is supposed the boat had broke
adrift when towing.
Lmtwrcx, Jan. 6.—A Spanish schooner, from Christiansand for
Santander (stock fish), went on shore on the rocks, between the
Brethren and Greenholm, outside Bressa, and is likely to become
a wreck ; crew taken off by boats from this place. Master or
ship's name, " Pedro de Garteriz."

famlash, Jan. 13. The Harmony, Codrington, of and from
Drogheda for Troon, drove on shore -on Holy Island on the night
of Jan. 10, with loss of both anchors, but was got off yesterday
without much damage, afterputting out part of the cargo (lime—
stone).

Dt.t.r., Jan. 17.—Arrived : The Decima, front Africa • Amp
Isabella, Savanilla ; Rebecca, Terceira ; Contest, Patras' ;
Rowena, Venice ; Shandering, Leghorn ; Orpheus, Marseilles.
FALmorru, Jan. 16.—Arrived : The Therstone, from Alex—
andria ; Hampden and Mary Elizabeth, Jaffa ; Concidius,
Princess Royal, and Duma, Taganrog ; Genova, Berdian.ski ;
Prima Donna, Ibrail ; Griffin, Beecher Stowe, Mie Figlie, Mary
Ann and Jane, and Jeddera - all from Odessa. 17. The Kamtter(l)
from Moulmein ; Hylt m Maid, Vellama and Tritone —both from.
Alexandria ; Nuovi Chinti, Concurrent, and Ringende—all from
Taganrog; Condor, Palmyra, and British Queen—all from.
Ibrail ; Edward-John, G tlatz ; Urga, Ismail ; Spy, Figueira.
QUEENSTOWN -

Jan. 15.—Arrived The Duni-et Dyer, froin
Cyprus; Globienbrat, Odessa; Armorial, New Orleans ; Amalia.
L, Alexandria ; Georges, Smyrna. Sailed : The Lizzie Harward,,
for Liverpool ; Sielsker, Wexford ; Bavaria (ss), New York.

The followit g is an extract from the log of the ship Abbot's
Reading, arrived here from Iquique :—On the Ist Nov., in lat.
56 30 S., lon. 65 55 W., at 3 p.m., saw a sail on port bow, with
head to the northward, no sails set except the foretopsail, the
rest having been blown away from the yards. At 3.30 passed
close to leeward of the barque; hailed, but received no answer;,
no person to be seen on deck. Feeling anxious to know if there
was any one below disabled, tacked ship for that purpose, passed
close to windward, and when abreast of her fired our swivel gun,
wore ship round to leeward of her, lowered quarter boat, and
sent off the chief officer and four hands, who returned at 5 p.m.,
and reported the vessel to be the barque Mecklenburg, Ritters-
chaff, and discovered from papers found in her cabin that she
was on her passage from Glasgow to Valparaiso. The cabin was
stripped of all valuables, the fore hatchway open, and from four
to five feet water in the hold; boats all gone, as well as bulwarks
on both sides from fore to main rigging. On the 2nd Nov.,at
tn., experienced strong winds from south south-east, ark
a getting up very fast; making

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