Northern Times.
Liverpool, Merseyside, England, 1857-11-26 00:00:00

MARITIME EXTRACTS.

Lytham, Nov. 23.—Part of the cargo of the Pryde, from London-
derry to Liverpool, ashore near here, has been got out without
damage.
13,aumaris, Nov. 24.—The /iron, arrived here on the 23rd, has
landA part of the crew of the Bangalore, whi.h was taken out of
the ship Sit Robert Gimpball. at the entrance of the Gulf of
Lawrence ; remainder are on board of the Sir C. Campbell. The
Bangalore was waterlogged Oct. 18.
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Falmouth, Nov. 24.--ZThe Austrian brig Slave, Boscovich, aban-
doned at sea, was fallen in with Nov. 20, 44 N, 14 W ; ship's papers
secured by the Waterloo arrive i here.
Ililrush, Nov. 29.—The Arne, hence to Liverpool, which was ashore
on the 19th, on the Bale Bar, got off_after discharging, and is along-
side the quay.
Shields, i‘ov. 21.—The George Fife, from America. which foun-
dered on the Head Sand, night of the sth November, has broken.

VESSEL'S REPORTS.

Abstract of the Log of the Stearn-ship C'ty of Baltimore, Leitch

arrived here from New York.

Nov. 12.—Wind, southerly; noon, cast off from wharf ; 12.30 passed
battery; 2.25, Sandy Hook ; 2.b5, discharged pilot, light breeze and
cloudy weather.

Nov. 13.—Wind, south and variable; course, N. 80 E.; distance,
221 miles ; lat. 40 57 N., lon. 69 12 W. ; light breezes a❑d c'oudy
weather; 11.10 a.m., passed American ship Clarissa Courtier, bound
east.

Nov. 14. —Wind, northerly ; course, N. 69} E. • distance, 237 miles;
lat. 42 19 N., lon. 64 15 W.; light breezes and cloudy weather.
Nov. 15 —Wind, north; coarse, N. 73 E.; distance, 268 miles;
lat. 43 37 N., lon. 58 28 W.; strong breeze and cloudy, with heavy
squalls.
Nov. 16.—Wind, N. and westerly; course, N. 69i E.; distance, 267
',miles; lat. 45 15 N., lon, 52 43 W. ; fresh breeze and squally weather.
Nov. 17.—Wind, N, and easterly.., course, N. 63 E. ; distance, 227
miles; lat. 46 57 N., lon 47 53 W. ; light breeze and cloudy.
Nov. 18.—Wind, variable; course, N. 64 E.; distance, 227 miles;
Ist. 48 38 N., lon. 42 49 W.; light airs and hazy.
Nov. 19.—Wind, S. and S.W.; course, N. 73 E.; distance, 265
miles; lat. 49 54 N., lon. 36 20 W.; fresh, increasing breezes ; noon,
heavy gale, with hard squalls and rain ; passed the steam-ship Van-
derbilt, ,teering west,

Nov: 20.—Wind, S.W. to N.W. ; course, N. 71 E.; distance, 258
miles; lat. 51 17 N., ion. 29 6l W., gale moderating; p.m., light
breeze.

Nov. 21.—Wind, N.W. to N.N.E. ; course, east; distance, 224
miles ; lat. 51 16 N., lon. 24 00 W. ; light breeze and hazy weather.
Nov. 22.—Wind, N.N.E. ; course, S. 89'E.; distance, 251 miles;
lat. 51 14 N., lon. 17 20 W. ; fresh breeze and squaly ; noon, passed
a schooner, of Scilly, bound east.

Nov. 23.—Wind, N.N.E. to W.S.W.; course, N. 88i E.; distance,
250 miles; lat. 51 26 N., lon. 10 45 W. ; fresh breeze and equally
weather ; 5.3 p.m. passed Fastnett Rock ; 11.30, passed Robert's
Head ; 8 a in., passed the R.M.S. ship America, 80 miles west of Cape
Clear.

Nov. 24.—Wind, W.S.W. t 3 N.E. ; course, Channel; distance, 230
miles; lat. 52 40 N., ion. 5 29 W. ; a.m. fresh breeze and squally
weather ; 7.55, passed Tnskar ; p.m., strong breeze and heavy squalls,
with rain; passed Holyhead; 10.0, passed Point Ly nas and received
pilot on board; 8.0 a.m., passed the English schooner Margaret
Campbell; noon, passed American packet ship Isaac Wright, bound
ont.

Nov. 25.—Channel; 5.12 a.m., Formby; 5.42, Crosby Light Ship
6.23, Hock Light House.

Abstract of the Log of the Montreal Ocean Steam Ship Comlany's
(s.s.) Indian, Jones, arrived hero from Quebec.

Nov. 14.-9.20 tender eatne off with passengers and mails ; at 9.50
passed Point Leir ' • b3.ween Gross Isle and Crane Isle passed the
barque Lord Riversclale, Wallace, of Leith; Essindo and Norwegian;
1 p.m., passed brig La Belle, brag Marmion, and Toronto, of Glas-
gow ; 2 p.m., passed the Pillars ; 725 pilot left abreast of Brandy
Pots.

Nov. 15.—Wind NAV.; course various ; distance 296 ; lat. 49 33
N., ion. 65 41 W.; moderate breeze and clear weather ; 5.30, abreast
of Cape do Monts ; light distant about 16 mi es ; 3 p.m., made the
Isle of Anticostie, bearing S.E. by E.
Nov. 16.—Wind N.W.; coarse various ; distance 273; lat. SO 14
N., lon. 59 22 W. ; a moderate breeze and clear; 11.40, abreast co,
east end of St. Mary' Itoz.ks ; distant 8 miles ; 1 p.m., stowed all
square sails; 2.50, east end of Great Mercatina, bearing N.E. by N.
Little Mere itina N.W. by N. a N.; 10.25, saw the land ; stopped the
engines; sounded and found 42 fathoms; 10.40, went ahead full
speed.

- Nov. 17.—Wind W.S.W. ; course various ; distance 223 ; lat. 52
03 N., lon. 54 3•? W.; a light air and c'ear ; 4, set all square sails ;
7.50, abreast of light-house on Be:te Isle; distant mi:e ; 1 p.m.,
set too nast and lower studding sails.

Nov. 18.— Wind, S.W.,S.S.W. ; course, N. fSE. ; distance, 26D
miles ; in lat. 53 53 N., lon, 48 W. ; a smart breeze and cloudy; 8
a.m., squally, with snow, in studding sail.
Nov. 19.—Wind, S.S.•i.,S. • course, N. GO E.; distance, 263 miles;
is lat. 56 05 N., lon. 41 22 V.; a strong breeze and hazy ; 7.30, set
maintopsail; 4 p.m., took in all fore and aft sal's.
Nov. 20 —Wind, N.N.W. , course, N. 78 E.; distance, 166 miles ;
is Ist. 56 40 N., loa. 36 30 W.; light breeze and cloudy ; 2 a.m., set
all square sails ; 10 a.m., set topmast and starboard lower studding
sails; noon, light breeze and hazy, with a cross sea.
Nov. 21.—Wind, N.W. ; course, S. 80 E. ; distance, 247 miles ; In
lat. 55 50 N., los. 29 12 W. ; a stea breeze and clear, with a cross
sea; 10 a.m., set I..rboard, topmast, and lower studding sails ; 11.30
p.m., a s rong br,eze and very squally, with a heavy swell from the
N.W.

Nov. N.N W. ; course, S. 86 E. ; distance, 276 miles ;
in lit. 55 39 N., lon. 21 12 W. ; a strong breeze and squally; 7 p.m.,
heavy squalls, in studding sails.
Nov. 23.—Wind, N.N.E.; course, N. 85 E.; distance, 211 miles;
in lat. 5i N.. lon. 14 04 W. ; breeze and squally weather ; 4 a.m.,
wind veered to the S. E. ; in all sails ; 4 p.m., b.owing hard, with
heavy squalls.

Nov. 4 N.E. ; coarse, S. 80 E. ; distance, 182 miles ; in
lat. 55 26 N., lou. 836 W.; blowing hard, with heavy squalls and
hail; 4 a.m , heavy squalls, with a heavy beam sea, vessel rolling
ficavilY, carried away larbaard foretopmast backstay, stowe 1 the jib ;
7 p.m., saw the land beaming about S.E. ; noon, Tory Is arid, bearing
S.S.E., d'stant about 15 miles; 6.15 p.m., abreast of Innistrahull ;
10.25 abreast of Rathlin.

Nov. 25.—Course, various; distmce, 250 mi es ; moderate breeze
and clear; 7.4 a m., abreas, oft e Calf Lights; 11.30, took pilot on
board, from pilot boat No. 11 ; 2.31) p.m., arzived here.

Report by the brig Seafortb, arrived here from Monte Video.
Signalised. In iat. I cn.
Sept. 20.. Clipper ship Flyaway .. ....21 3i S.. 35 41 W
spoke.
Sept. 25...Chi1l (barque), of Sunderland, 56 days
out, for Valparaiso ........ ....15 30 5..34 55 W
Oct. 4.. Atlas, of Boston, for Valparaiso, 40 days
out, at the Equator

30 20 W