The Northern Daily Times.
Liverpool, Merseyside, England, 1857-02-26 00:00:00

ESSELS' REPOhTS.

Report by the Bessie, arrived hire frotnßahia.
on Feb. 11, off the Western Islands, spoke the Tar, from Mauritius
to Cork.

On Feb. 23, Cape Clear bearing south 3.1 miles, passed a large
black barque, with house on deck art, with foreto,mast hang:ng
over the side, mizentopgallantmast and jibboom carried away, she
was !order close reeied maintopsail and main and mizen staysail; it
blowing a strong gale from the westward, and a heavy sea running,
^^uld not make out her name.

Report by the Swithamley, Hamilton, arrived here from Manilla ;
gilled Oct. 4.

On Feb. 15. in let. 42 23 N., loa. 22 30 W., experienced very heavy
gales from N.N.W. to N.W.; and on b'eb, 25, at 2 p.m., was struck
by a heavy sea, which carried away bulwarks nd stanchions from
the main to the forerigging.

Spoke. In lat. Lon.
Dec. 22.. Blue Jacket, from Madras, out 36 Gays.. 34 38 5..24 00 E.
Jan. 17.. Elizabeth, from •reerlook to Batavia, out
35 dabs, all well

Report of the Little Jenny, arrived here from Mauritius; left
Feb. 12. rite Frolic, schooner, arrived a tote day.
Spoke. In lat.. 7,9 n.
Feb. 19.. The barque Chesapeake 46 06 N.. 14 17
Feb. 21.. Kmnebec, hence
..09 43 W.
Feb. 22.. TLe barque Albro, hence off the Saltees.

Report by the Ne'l Gwyn, arrived here from St. Andrews—
In lat. Lon.
Feb. 9.. Signalised the ship Empire, hence, out.
ward bJund... .

Report by the Wasp, Storey, arrived here from Mobile, sailed on
the lgth Jan., and has had very bid weather from the 17th to 24th
inst. Wind from S. to N.W.—
Spoke. In lat. Len.
Feb. IS.. Lady Franklin, hence for New York.... 48.40 S.. 19 01 W.
Feb. 24... The barques Sappho, and Illerdey, 18
miles by E. of HolyheLd.

Report by the Industrious, arrived here from Leahorn—
Spoke. In lat. Lqn.
Feb. 18.. The brig Tally-ho 47.2 l N... 08.50 W.
FOREIGN PORTS.
Joseph, Heyde, hence at Schelde, Feb. 1.
Hero, and Cambria—both sailed from Caen to Liverpool, Feb. 14,
Salopian, Til!entire, from Mauritius ; and Ben Muick Dhul, I♦6o,
from Table Bay—both at Algoa Bay.
Seawzight, sailed from Algoa Bay for Mauritius, Dee, 18.
Fanny Bayley, hence at Legho n,
Christopher Newton, Rodger, hence at Cadiz.
Crusader, hence at Honduras.

DEATH.
On the 24th inst., at his residence, Oakville, West Derby, William
Reynolds, Esq., aged 68 years.

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05- Births, Marriages' and Deaths, are only inserted when sent
to our Office duly authenticated.

SPORTING INTELLIGENCE.

GREAT WATERLOO COURSING MEETING,
OVER ALTCAR,
ON WEDNESDAY, THURSDAY, AND FRIDAY, THE 25TH,

26T13, AND 27T11 INSTANT.
President—The Earl of Sefton. Stewards—A. Graham, C. Ran.
dall, and G. F. Cooke. Esors. Flag Steward—Nathan Slater, Esq.
Director of the Ground—Mr. W. Warner. Judge—Mr. Nightingale.
Slipper—Mr. Raper,
RED. GREAT WATERLOO CUP. WHITE.
IMr Crosbie's Forerunner agst Mr Naughton's Major a
2Mr Bake ns Ben M'Chree —Mr Henn, ns Mountaineer b
3 Mr Paterson's Sweetbriar Mr Peacock's Protest 6
4 Mr G Holmes n: Prince a Mr E Croft's Courier
5 Mr Brocklebank's Rhapsody a Mr W Long's David
OMr J Blackstock's Blue-cap b Miss E Borron ns Brightness
[7 Mr G Blanshard's Secret Treaty Mr Harris' Hestia 6
8 Mr Gowland's Lambton Mr Buiest's Norman:Hunter a
9 Mr \V Wi son's King Lear b Mr Holme's British Grenafter
lo Mr A Graham's Know Nothing• Mr Combs's Motacilli a
II Mr H Coomb's Bendigo — Mr Bartlett ns Goldfinder a
12 Mr Iledgson's Skewball — Mr J Vipan as Llebonnaire
Li Mr J Spink's Smoker — Mr Knowles ns Barrator
14 Mr Flint's Columbus Miss M Borron ns Blackness a
13 Mr Thos Fidler's St Cia'r , Dr Richardson's Grisette b
16 Mr J Callanda 114 Gunner.-- Mr Jefferson'sJatiob Ornniurn a
17 Mr Cooke's Athnalpa b
18 11r G Steel's Sassenach a -- Mr Edleston's Tiny Tim
ly Mr B H Jones' Jailbird st Mr Amistead's Albatross
20 Mr Gordon's Cialasborciugh Captain Spencer's Sunbeam b
21 Mr Bateman's Sleight-of-hand —Mr Thomas ns titan e a
9:2 Mr C Jardine's Charmer.. —Mr Randall's Richmond b
23 Mr W Carr's Cosset'
24 Mr J L. Brewer ns Le Jul — Mr E Dixon's Dalton
25 Lord Sefton's Sontag a
26 Mr Gardner ns Sim —Mr Borron's Black-flag 6,
27 Mr. J Turner's Lawson a Mr Car fiber's Sebastopol
28 Capt prichton's Baron Garnock Mr, Thompson's Tempest 6
29 Mr R Tyrer's Serene a
30 Mr G Bankhart's Termagant b Mr W Stroller's Mustard
35 Mr (1 Gregson ns Alice b. , Mr Jardine ns Eskdale
32 Mr Campbell's Cloretto — Mr Irving ns Dusty Miller a
Those marked (a) are the winners of the first race ; those
marked (b) beat the first winners, and won the prizes.

NOTTINGHAM RACES. -Y ESTERDAY.
FaIRST PLATE.
Elfrida
Seven ran.
WURD LE RACE.
I Screw