Northern Times.
Liverpool, Merseyside, England, 1859-08-03 00:00:00

MARITIME EXTRACTS

The Queen of England, hence, with coal, is reported to be on the
south bank entrance of Yang-tze-Kiang, near ,S'hane
throwing-coals overboard to lierma.

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en ner.
A serious fire occurred at Bordeaux July 29, on board the Abbe
Blanchard (American ship), which *as' about to sail from that Pert
to New OrleanS ; no lives lost ; damage not ascertained.
The Appleton (ship), APDonald, from Calcutta to Mauritius with
doolies and grain, struck the reef off Ponte aux Pimento, on the 26th
June, but got off after throwing part of cargo overboard, arid
into harbour next day, very leaky, as • ' steamtu-

The Chevalier, Grimmer, which sailed for Quebt
put back leaky.

- The ,Maize Regina, from St. Petersbur
August 1, at Margo.

The Charles Webb has been lost at Sydney. The Revival, fruel Limerick, is ashore at the same place._ •
ANTWERP, July 21 : The American ship Glance, Eyting, 524 tong,
of and from New York for Bremen (cotton, turpentine; and rosin),
on the 28th ultimo, was found to be -on fire. It originated in the
main hold, and defied all the exertions of the crew to arrest its
progress. Off Bronwershaven, the 'Hollander -(steamer) came UP
and took the ship in tow, and made for Brouwershaven; but
shortly after the ship broke her rudder, and there was no other
alternative for Captain Eyting but to throw the ship upon the
sands, where in a few hours she burst into flames.. The masts soon-
fell by the board, and the ship was burnt to the water's edge. The
crew, and the Dover pilot who had charge of the ship at the time,
saved their lives by the boats, but lost everything.
MAinurres, July 1 : The Javas Welvaren, from Batavia for
Amsterdam, experienced a heavy gale, June 5, in let 32 S., lon 38
E., during which she sprung a leak (at that time making 3incheS
water per hour), and put in hereon the 22nd. The Vier Gebroaders,
from llanjoewangie for Rotterdam, experienced a heavy gale frota
N.N.W. to S.W., in lat 33 S., ion 24 E., and sprung a leak ; on the
2nd June she was obliged to throw overboard about 900 bags or
coffee and six canisters of sugar, and put in here leaky on the 24th.
The Saxonville, from Boston for Hong Kong, experienced a gale,
2nd June, in lat 38 S., lon 18 E. which lasted five days ; she had to
throw over part of cargo, and put in here leaky on the 26th. The
Lily, Genron, from Cocanada for Marseilles, experienced strong
gales from N.W. in lat 35 S., lon 21 E. ; threw part of cargo over-
board, and put in here, June 26, leaky. The Appleton, British ship.
from Calcutta for this port (grain and coolies), struck the reef off Point mix Piments, June 20, but got off after throwing partof care°
overboard, and came into harbour- next day very leaky, with the
assistance of the government steamtug. The hull and everything
saved from the Josephine, American ship, Lindholm, from Akyab,
which was burnt in harbour, June 22, have been sold for $540. The
American ship John Q. Adams, from Calcutta for London, exPe:
rienced very heavy gales from the 25th May to the sth June, in lap
36 S., lon 23 E. from the westward, and put in here, 25th June,
with bowsprit broken and mainmast sprung. Put in, 25: The
Gange, Goudinet, from Kurraehee for Marseilles, leaky. The 01.1ze
de Marco, Mendonca, from Goa for Lisbon, put in 26th, melon;
seven inches water per hour. The A. B. Thompson, Small, from
Rangoon for Falmouth, put in 27th, having experienced strong
gales, in lat 1 S., lon 93 E., and sprung a leak.