Northern Times.
Liverpool, Merseyside, England, 1859-03-14 00:00:00

SHIPPING INTELLIGENCE.

HIGH WATER

Even. Height
7 31 11 8

Tins DAT

•
WIND
At LivEapoot,--N.W."—Strong breeze
" liotiirEAD,—W.—Fresh gale.

'OFF THE. P OBT..
Sultan, from St. Vincent ; Albani

AR AIVED.
Le,inorn Harbinger

garanllo2

sow

Deux Celine .. -Caen Mathilde .......
Dreadnowilt •.• New York Maria Euphrosine
Georgina Malta
Genio Alexandria I Lillias
Gov. Baron de Vriere Nelson

andri3
St JOhn, PIP,
Doha.'
Se4B

Bruges Parga
Naples I Rachel Harrison

Giovanni

Hammonia Alexandria Bucephalus
Jaffer Esse Minsiniga.Venice 1 Euphrates (ss;

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Alclanal)

SAILED. Bo
Alps (ss) New York Niagara (s) ....... ps
Duke of Wellington.Caleutta Isabella .. . ..... • .1.01.1,
Juventa Philadelphia Mary O'Brien ..New
.

Miranda .-...Newfoundland I

PUT T3A6X.
Princeton, for New York

MARITIME EXTRACTS

LIVERPOOL, March :1,0
The Lady Ogle, George, hence to Gibraltar, has put In'
Milford in a leaky state, and crew refusing to proceed..,evr
The Dreadnought, Samuels, arrived- here from 13
York, has made the run (a distance of 3,018 miles), in
days 8 hours.
The schooner Native Lass, hence for Old Calabal,
parted from her anchors in Beaumaris Bay during the
gale on the 11th inst. The life-boat put a pilot on bow"

to bring her to this port. sa
The Elizabeth, hence to Gibraltar, has put into aoo
ge
town, with loss of foretopmast, topsail yard, and jibbto;,
CARPARVON, March 12.—The Mermaid, reported to
by telegraph, dries at low water. our
WEXFORD, March 11. —The barque Fleetwood, A
Gergenti to Glasgow, came on shore this day about fobe
miles W. of Carnsore Point ; crew saved. Vessel will
a wreck, but part of the cargo may be saved. a ot
The Wellington, Barstow, from Havre, which arrive,r.
New Orleans Feb 14, boarded a vessel timber-laden, wa,ft)
logged, and abandoned (apparently North American bal2to
Feb 9, in lat 46" N, lon 18 W ; the crew had evidently b'et
in the tops some days, as there were lashings and a fis,h, spd
there. The first part of her name was " Bectovi,,, ~ or
the last letters of the place she sailed from were "Isl-"
" NB." The stern of the vessel was partly burst antaer
BREMEN, March 10.—The pilots report that a seu4,o4
(probably British) was stranded yesterday on Knecht "-
in entering the Weser ; crew probably lost.. Aerf
SIERRA. LEONE, Feb 19.—The Athena (barqne),,Pttg s
from Fouricaria, arrived here Dec 31 with culn'liT
having been on shore, and has been repairing
but has since been re-surveyed and condenaned• „tit
Elizabeth Oldfield (schooner), Rider, from Gambia;
into
back Jan 38, in distress. Her cargo was transhiPPeurvecr
the Peeping Tom, and afterwards into the Aaron J 113"
for Gambia. at
BOSTON, Feb 26.—The ship Ocean Monarch clear.- d
.7 069 bale 04.
at Tiro.) The
re

New Orleans 15th inst., for Liverpool, with A 6O
cotton, weighing 3,339,240%s and valued at s3B4)ui hod
being the largest cargo of cotton ever before cleared

any Port in die world. f
GIBRALTAR, March 11.—The American ship IRV' frt)
Leghorn for New York (marble and rags), is on shore 0°
of Algesiras. DI
LENLVIG, March 11.—The brig Wilhelmine, front ,-ethis
for Shiglds (timber and deals), has been wrecked nefir
place. oUTPORTS.
GHOLYHEAD, March 11.—Arrived : The Sir Joha P-
rence, from Liverpool f Calcutta.
RAVESEND, Marchor 12.—Arrived : The John Itiz.°'oo.is.
from Jamaica ; Ivor, Tarragona ; Delaware, Jaffa; Ziled;
(s), Venice ; Micanor, Belize ; Emily, Guernsey. "j 3 st 9
The Columbine (s), for Sydney ; Scorpion, Nassau; °
Constantinople. fo,f
DEAL, March 12.—Anchored : The State of 3.ll'cei'all'
London ; Laura Ann, Charente for London. ArrLl' Arat,
passed: The Renovation, from westward to north ;
Venice to London ; Albion, westward to London ; Ca t';o4
Morrison, Alexandria to Leith ; St. Helena, Mediterrairolo
to London ;" Black Prince, and Bessy Robertson—b4l
.fr

westward to London

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1co1fl': ,ate

'WATERFORD, March 12 —Arrived : The Ma- 'cot,
Swansea ; Three Susannahs, Bangor ; Resolution'
Ruby, Cardiff ; Malvina, London; , Elizabeth, ``'IV110"
New FTiondship, Plymouth ; Francis, Newcastle ; oiel
ney (s), Cork ; Malakoff (s), Milford. Sailed • Tb-c
(s), Milford; Mars (s), Liverpool; Shamrock, Bristol. of,
QUEENSTOWN, March 12. -Arrived : The Mary, of ;
for Tarragona, Windboand : Martinschize, from 'WO'
Bucchleugh,.of Liverpool, for Madras, cargo shifted toool,
beth, of Liverpool, for Gibraltar, 'lost fore-topmast) ,
yard, and jibboom. (6. Off
GREENOCK, March 12.—Arrived : The Edinburgh
from Newport ; John Fife, Newport; Rosina, pray'

FOREIGN PORTS. cb
Mary Ann, sailed from Rouen for Liverpool, .....aOO
De Maas, and Mercury—both in the roads of Fat
f
for
Jettina, and Energy—both in the roads of Paiinbccti fo
Liverpool, March 9
Leander, sailed from Nantes for Liverpool, March 5
Paisano, hence at Cadiz, March 2
Foreman, hence at Sierra Leone Dec 24, and sailed
for Malicoree
Madras, from
.London at Sierra Leone, Dec 28 ‘,/,
Lady Clarke, from London at Sierra Leone, Jan "Feb'
Mary Davidson, sailed from Malta for Alexandria?.
Racer, sailed from Malta for Messina, Feb 27 hatch°
Boxer, sailed from Malta for Cork or Falmouth. -
Bristol, sailed from Malta for London, Marcia <5
Bohemian Girl, from Leghorn at Zante, Feb 5, b 22.
Saxon Queen, from Odessa at Constantinople, .V
Comet, from London at Madeira, Feb 24
Gleaner, hence at St Michael's
Kief (ss), hence at Trieste
Ebro (ss), hence at Cadiz
Tagus, hence at Lisbon
Europa (ss), from Cardiff at Teneriffe Feb 157 all- ely'
16th for Havannah Since
African (ss), sailed from Constantinople for Silly--
25 AMERICAN SHIPPING. Feb 24
Baltic, cleared at New York for Liverpool,
Zetus, cleared at Pensacola for Liverpool, Feb 8 ob fi
Mary Crocker, sailed from Charleston for LiverPc
19 Feb lb tit
Bushire, cleared at New Orleans for Liverpool, „area
William Stetson Czar, and Joseph Fish - c- for
New Orleans for Liverpool, Feb 23 Avegt°'
Texian Star, and Brothers—both cleared at a-
lr
Liverpool, Feb 12 nOl, feu
Robert Mills, sailed from Galveston for Live*" 0
Henry Cook, from London at New Orleans feb
Empire, cleared at New York for St John, N
Jane, cleared at Pensacola for Cork, Feb 8 ,
Boadicea, cleared at Mobile for L' Orient, Fe°
Constitution, cleared at Galveston for Cork, Fe'

THE WIRRAL WATER WORKS
TO, THE INHABITANTS OF TRANMEIt-. ceto
-
Although you have not triumphed before osttiet
mittee of the House of Commons, in your opPof yottlif
to this unjust measure, to the full extentfloa !fir
rights, I can heartily congratulate yott Spec.
having so effectually clipped the wings of the:7, slid
tors as to make it at once a uestion of tiecleo,
capital for the compulsory purchase of the ti,,.ress°o
lands and completion of their works withill of ;DS
able period, if at all. Instead, therefer''
years, and eight years for these purposes, escb cfroj
by their bill, the committee have, in caacrs.l.be
restricted it to two only. You will also Oa all ',I,
that the promoters of the bill have fi2;ci e
Water rates • under a certain rental LIP° hlipsl.'ht,el,
lords absolulely. The power to erect towll-„illiCii''
awmorckosnifisdsetniltl,
yporueswerivlledacctoomTprlaisnhmere,
1111
without
vo riitl g 0,
if you remain active and true to your Ticit°4'es'
and interests. Your enemies to local right' elblie
ship benefits have demanded a poll uP°ll 13'19.4
tion, although they have been twice beatelial at jeteil
meetings, by majorities, on each oecasion,sittore!ob,
sto 1. You have only to continue your 4.i stoci‘ or;
and patriotic 'exertions against this join'.ll givet to
and I am satisfied the close of the poll wi,.
immense majority in your favour. 1(°11.:,010 7,10
erect water works will then be secured-"rovetble
profits applicable, therefore, for public iii.ciliciisPli:jteo
will also be secured—and, as proved W.': have/lord4
evidence before the committee, you et1,;,11
in full operation within eight ni9ntlis. -1-10 be Water
of the smaller class of property ought dsorg sill
diately made acquainted with the coit'i old ilia to
tax about to be imposed upon them ;
an
hie
sure, as Englishmen, they will rise as one
oppose .con of
I haye also great pleasure in inforinuT coo le,e,
although this bill, with these restrictiousq tilts
oioe
through a committee of the Commons, ;the Ojos°
thank God, to pass through the
handsill be ,
of Lords, where, hope, further justioe.a.v`hts,--'
to your honest, just, and hereditary per` ant' f,
very respectfully, your most obedient sGII:00
WM. Witllll4 •