The Northern Daily Times.
Liverpool, Merseyside, England, 1857-02-04 00:00:00

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Jan. 31.

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OUTPORTS.

Holyhead, Feb. 2.—Arrived—Atalanta, Wood, from Moulmein
for Whitehaven—Kentempa, Phillput, from Rouen for Liverpol.
Dartmouth, Jan. 30.—Arrived—Gratitude, Richards, from Liver-
pool for Rouen.
Scilly, Jan. 28.—Arrived—Peraeverant, Edelkamp, from Antwerp
for Liverpool.

Belfast,tJan.r.3l.—Arrived—Fingalton. Leighton, from Liverpool
for Shields, towed in after being ashore in Duudrum Bay.
Canmore, Llewllyn, hence at Milford for Naples, leal.y.
MARITIME EXTRACTS.
LIVERPOOL, Feb. 3.

The Mceander (s.s.), arrived here yesterday, left Gibraltar on the
Igth, and Lisbon on the 17th Wt,
Holyhead, Feb. I.—The Gwydyr Castle. which sank In deep water
after being on the break water of the new harbour, has b :en raised
and placed on the beach. The cargo is much damaged, and the
greater part of the wheat washed out.
Belfast, Jan. M.—The Fingalton, Leighton, from Liverpool for
Shields which was ashore in Dundrum Bay on the Bth Jan., has been
got off and towed in here.

Bridlington, Feb. I.—The Chieftain, Bell, of and from Hartlepool
for London, was in collision off Flamborough Head, yesterday, with
the Alexander (brig), of Shields. The former had her bowsprit
unshipped, cutwater carried away, &c., and brought up in the Bay;
the latter received considerable damage to bows, and proceeded
north. _

Carthagena (Colombia), Jan. 10.—Barque Theodosia, from Liver-
pool to Savanilla, has put back to this port in distress, has been
surveyed, discharged, and ordered to be repaired and new masted—
the present masts being rotten, but as there are neither materials
nor means for accomplishing such matters at this port, she will be
sold.

New York, Jan. 21.—This city and coast were visited by a very
violent storm of wind and snow Jan. 18 and 19. accompanied by an
exc edingly severe frost.—Orissa, from Calcutta to Boston, went
ashore during the gale on Cohasset Beach, and was bilged. Mate
and three men drowned.—The Lightship at Sandy Hook, broke
adrift from her moorings, but will be restored as early as pos,ibie.
St. John, N. 8., Jan. 20.—Mauritius, from Newcastle, lost at
Grand Manor]. Crew here.

Teaser from Rio Janeiro to the Mediterranean, put back to Rin
with yellow fever en board.
Reval, Jan. 20.—The Rallark (English brigl succeeded in hauling
out of Baltic port and putting to sea, but the wind having shifted
from east to N. W., and subsequently to N., she got fast in the ice.
near the North point of Gross Rogoe. The Welcome and Kate
Evelyn (brigs) which attempt.d to follow the former vessel. were
obliged to remain in the harbour, In consequence of the ice drifting
into it.

Aalborg, Jan. 26.—8 y a telegraphic despatch from Frederik.
shavn of this day's date, the English barque Sabrina, from Gothen.
burg to London, with plank., was stranded off Saeby yesterday.
Crew saved. The vessel still holds together.
Antwerp, Feb I.—The St. Joseph, Toby, from Cardiff to Nantes,
with a cargo of coal, struck upon the Linion Rocks, off Laberildut,
near Conquet, Jan. 27, and sank about 20 minutes afterwards; crow
saved, and arrived at Conquet.—The report of the loss of the
Regina, Ingremann, from Newcastle to Hong Kong, proves to be
nnfounded,

Figuelra, Jan. 11.—A vessel, apparently a schooner, of about 80
or 100 tons, drifted into the bay to day, waterlogged, and is now
aground some distance from the shore; it is reported that the word
" Comet" is painted on the centre of the stern. Reveral bodies of
seamen have come ashore, one of them has L'Appen marked on the
ann.