Northern Times.
Liverpool, Merseyside, England, 1859-11-26 00:00:00

NOT. _ DAY,

EDEN. HEIGHT.
H. M. FT. IN.

26—Saturday -- 0 3 16 11
27—Sunday 0 24 15 11 044 16 5
28-3fonday 1 2 15 1 1 23 15 9
29—Tuesday 1 43 14 2 2 4 14 11
30—Wednesday. 2 25 13 3 2 45 12 9
Dee.
I—Thursday.... 3 6 12 4
2—Friday

3 28 13 2
4 19 12 6

Wind, yesterday, S.E. ; at Holyhead, E.

ARRIVED.
Nov.taghound, Williams Gijon
( Albatross Nor. 23. , -
(es),
Baynes, 24.
Rotterdam Hannah Booth, Best Gijon
' SAILED.
Nov. 24. Tito, Oneto Malta
Lady Franklin, Mantle, • Nov. 25.
Maranham Beejapore, Drenning,
Hutton Chaytor (s) Morrison, Melbourne

Barcelona Sir W. Raleigh, Rae; Jamaica
Contest, Sprott Arica R. H. Dicey, Dicey ...Mobile
Ballark, Packman ...Gibra.'tar Dea, lientzen Brazos
Margaret and Ann, Davies, Fanny M‘Henry, Smith,
Dieppe Shanghai
Florence, Sandford Bahia David Harrison, Goddard, •
Margaret Jones, Rogers, Bahia
Marseilles
FOREIGN PORTS.

Runnymede, Drowse, from Newfoundland at Barbadoes, and
sailed Oct. 20 on her return.
Shuttle, Cuthbertson, from London at Barbadoes.
Homeward Bound, from Caldera at Callao, and sailed for
Chinchas.
Wallace, from Chinchas at Callao, and sailed for England.
Paraguay, and Orion, from Chinchas at Callao, and both
sailed for Mauritius.
Queen of May, from Port de Assacur at Callao, and sailed for
Casma.
Curco; from Newcastle at Callao.
Scotsman, and Lineluden, from Chinchas at Callao.
Henry Moore, Stewart, hence at Demerara.
Maria Annetta, from Taganrog at Gibraltar, and cleared for
Liverpool.
Gem, from Ibrail at Gibraltar.
- Tacna, Bell, from Valparaiso at Iquique.
Lima, M‘Gregor, from Valparaiso.at Iquique, and sailed for
Chusumatta and Liverpool.
, Giaour, Turner, from 'Valparaiso at Iquique.
Dennis Brundritt, Whitemay, from Callao at Iquique, and
sailed Oct. 30 for northern ports and Liverpool.
Bleng,
Harris, from Caldera at Iquique.
Medora, Hinds, from the Channel at Iquique.
. Dorothea, Marshall,.hence at St. Thomas.
Borinquen Branson, hence at Acijulta.
Boeotia (d), hence at 'Naples.
Elizabeth, Morgan, hence at Honduras, and sailed for
Mazatlan.
OUTPORTS.
DEAL, Nov. 25.---Arrived and passed : H.M.S. Dee, west to
Woolwich; Mama, London to Cadiz; Augusta (ss), Liverpool
to London ; Crest of the Wave, London to Liverpool.
GRAVESEND. N0v.15.---Arrived Maybourae, from Rouen;
Ella, Moulvein; In:waster, Stettin; Breeze, Port Vendres ;
Leander, and Dart, Bruges; Collingwool, Jersey; Johanna,
Colorer; Cruiser, Gleaner, and Runo, Riga; George, St. Do-
mingo; Industry, Flortees; Clio, Christiana; Salmon, Grave-
-lines; Neptunus, Wyborg ; Victor, Lubec; Helena, Gothen-
burg; Nord, Petersburg; Acis, St. Michael's. Sailed :, Dol-
phin, to St. Michael's; INlargaret Pollock, Mobile; Beaver,
Harlingen ; Premad, Soderham • Erndt, Petersburg ; Vigilant,
Husson ;• Abraham, Dunkirk ; Maria, Weser.
BELFAST, Nov. 24.---Arrived : Niagara, from
Marseilles.

Liberty, from Jersey;'
,
GREENOCK,Nov. .
1
Celerity, Marens ; Stamboa , Smyrna,
t2sino—p-lAer;riLveetdticeEChlcealthafrmom,
Sailed : Caringon,
for Melbourne ; Bessie, Havre.
Sailed : Moultic, for Tr20051.-Arrived :
AlexandriaL i c foratra
Cork; Hannah, Ibraila ; Vannie Spilotein, Taganrog ; Boudiers,
Galatz ; Vlbinia, Taganrog ; Richard Brown, Alexandria;
John, Odessa; Quickstep, Sulina; Princess Royal, Odessa; .:
,Argyle.Saturnoale, Odessa ; Runge, Constantinople ,
~,,i) ,s..nt
Carse rtsw, '''C'onNsotNan-.
MARITIME EXTRACTS. • ~•.;
The schooner Louisa Anne, of Newquay, cargo pig iron, had
been ashore for about an hour at the Brigs, near. Copelands, •
Nov. 24, is making twelve inches water per hour.
The. Tom Bowling, for Dieppe, at Belfast,,with maintopmast
broken. •
LLOYD'S, Nov. 24.---The Mary Helen is totally lost at St.
Lucia. New York, Nov. 11 : A severe shock of an earthquake
has laid half the town of Copispo in ruins, and destroyed many
lives.
.Nsw Tons, Nov. 11.---The rivers and ,bay have been enve-
loped in thick fog for the last three days, stopping all sailing
-navigation. , ~
• BALTIMORE, Nov. 11.---The barque Maria Jose, from Per- :,
nambuco for Lisbon, abandoned sea ; crew arrived here. •
• The Charles Jackson, from Coquimbo at Caldera for Liver-
pool,
making about ten inches water per hour, having sprung
a leak on seventh day out.
. The Humboldt, from Mazatlan at Valparaiso, leaky and
repairing.
The Grace and Jane, from Colombo, which arrived in the
Downs 21st inst., encountered a violent storm of thunder and
lightning, and was struck by a whirlwind Nov. 7, about sixty
miles east of Terceira:
Arrangements have been made with the pest-office-11U th *...._.0..1-ties
ties for the Canadian steamers to call at Queenstown meekly.
Wicanow, Nov. 23.—The Dutch schooner Philomene, from
Runcorn for Antwerp, went on shore three miles south :of
Wicklow 20th inst., and will be a total wreck.
LLOYD'S Nov. 25 (per Magnetic Telegraph).—Phcebe (reuse),
Cni4,of Hood Hope at Pl:mouth. The following were
-wrecked at Algoa Bay ;—Surat, Graham, from Penang to Lon-
don, tpreviottsly condemned at Algoa Bay) P Star of the East,
Tyail‘ '357; Prince Woronzoff, Clarke, .236; Lyme Regis,
Hardy, 230; Arabian, Henry, 91;,, Baselera, Cliassenr, Wit4h ~ _
of tlzeoWtave, and Governess, -..1.-nueal.,:a scat. , .f 1.(..
500 n.?.:.. . . ,1.01 brut

By order of the Mortgagee:,
HIGHER BEitINGTON, CHESHIRE,

BY MR. BRANCHi,
On Wednesday, the 7th day of December next, at Two o'clock
in the Afternoon, at the Clarendon rooms, South John-street,
Liverpool, and subject to such conditions of sale as shall be
then and there produced,
ALL that Piece of LAND, situate in Higher Beb-
ington, in the county of Chester, and on the south side
of a lane or road leading from the 'village of Higher Bebington
to Stourton, and containing in front to the said lane or road 12
yards or thereabouts, and running in rear or depth backwards
44 yards or thereabouts, bounded on the north by the said
road to Stourton, on the east by a main road, on the south by
land belonging to George Orred, Esq., and on the west by land
belonging to Miss Mason and Mr. J. B. Mason, and containing
in the whole 498 superficial square yards or thereabouts.
Together with the newly-erected DWELLING-HOUSE
standing thereon, and now used as a Beerhouse, in the occu-
pation of William Yeardaley, and let at the yearly rent of £l5.
For further particulars apply to Mr. Etty, 33, Lord-street,
Liverpool. 1

IMPORTANT FREEHOLD AND LEASEHOLD HOUSES,

BUILDINGS, LAND, &c.,
In the town of Liverpool, and at Rock-ferry, Cheshire, divided
into lots for the convenience of purchasers.
BY MESSRS. CHURTON,
At the Angel Hotel, Dale-street, Liverpool, on Thursday,
the Bth day of December next, at half-past Twelve for One
o'c.ock most punctually, in the several lots set forth in
the particulars of 'sale, or in such other, and in such order
as the agents of the vendor may determine
.upon at, the
sale, and subject to such conditions as will then be pro-
duced, the undermentioned extremely important PROPER-
TIES, viz.
LEASEHOLDS.

Lot IA_LL that capital .MESSUAGE or Dwelling-
house, No. in Chesnut-street, Mount-pleasant,
Liverpool, in the occupation of Mr. James Stevenson. This
lot is held under the corporation of Liverpool, for the unex-
pired term of about 48 years.
Lot 2. All those FIVE several well-built MESSUAGES or
Dwelling-houses, being Nos, 10, 12, 14, 16, and 18, in Leander-
street, Liverpool, .with the Five Dwellings in the basements
thereof, in "the several holdings of Messrs: Grice, Buffet,
Gough, Murphy, Clarke, Churchland, Brocklebank, Shaw,
Jones, and Roberts. This lot is also held under the Corpora-
tion of Liverpool, for the unexpired term of about 48 years.
Lot 3. All that capital FRONT SHOP and DWELLING-
HOUSE, No. 79, Ccpperas-hill, Liverpool, now, or lately, in
the occupation"of Miss Wallworth, pawnbroker, together with
a cottage adjoining thereto, being No. 2, Wylie-place, in the
occupation of Mr. Brooks. This lot is also held -under the
Corporation of Liverpool, for the ucexpired term of ahout 42
years.

FREEHODS.—ROCK FERRY, CHESHIRE.
Lot 4. All those three extremely handsome, well-built
Elizabethan semi-detached VILLA RESIDENCES, situate on
the new Chester-road, Rock-ferry, opposite to King-street, and.
nearly equidistant between the two churches, in the feveral
occupations of Messrs. Albut, Astley, and Grant, together with
the gardens at the rear thereof, the site containing in the
whole 1,899 square yards of land, or thereabouts.
Lot 5. Also all those two semi-detached VILLA RESI-
DENCES near to the above, fronting to a newly formed street
called Ross-street, leading out of the new Chester-road, with
the gardens and valuable land, containing in the whole 2,180
square yards surrounding and adjacent to the same, in the
occupations of Messrs. Wright and Wedgewood. A portion of
this lot consists of vacant land sufficient for the erection of four
more villa residences.

For further information apply to Messrs. Churton, the
Auctioneers, Chester, and Whitchurch, Shropshire ; or to Mr.
Henry Ford, Solicitor, Chester.