Northern Times.
Liverpool, Merseyside, England, 1859-04-01 00:00:00

SHIPPING INTELLIGENCI4'

HIGH WATER.
Morn. Even. Ileight.
.....931 .•.. 10 10 .•.. 11 5
WIND

Tins DAT

—Light breeze

At LITERpooL,—N.I
" HoLTILEAD,—N.E.—

ARRI

V I D. calcgt?
.. • • • • • villeovi
Renneys . ..... .• • !,,,in)
Wm. Melhuish (new -1'1;04

Confidence Nantes
Industrie Nantes
John Bright ....New York
Jeremiah Thorripson. Mobile ,
Great Western ..New York I Watchword
Joseph Steele Calcutta

SAILED

Aden Hong Kong Bohallard .
Dora 'Venice Phoenix ......
Pride of Canada . . Montreal Regina.. ..... •
Gondar
M R Ludwig
Daniel Dyer . ...Rio Janeiro Clemente ..Port-au
Charleston
York
ES al
tr ai
eh B. r d. g.
........ .................
Bridget
Cassina St Thomas Carl ......... .•- • "
Marmion Bahia Richard Fredwin.:t
or
Caros Lisbon Reprise ....... • •
Pandora Dantzic Secundina
Ocean Bride—Camden, Maine Carolina ..
Clarissa Leghorn Atalantique
Wilsons Malta Osiris

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MARITIME EXTRACTS
LIVERPOOL
The crew of the Vesta, Potter, hence LIVERPOOL`
which foundered in Gaspar Straits on the lltt
previously reported), arrived at Pamannkav7
after being six days in their boats.
The Cornwall, which sprung a leak at SingartT isE
e
loading for London, was nearly discharged on

Sia
Jon' ‘
jl,

Feb, and would be ;e-coppereij
~f
, WreC:r"
LLOYD'S LONDON, March 31 : A quantil
washed ashore a short time since; also- a bottle. de tb
letters—"J Beazley, Esq., Liverpool," with by
board ship Jessie, Bardsey Island bearing SE 1„, Wer,
March. [Aem.—Ship Jessie Beazley sailed,fre, o‘*"
pool 19th March, (in tow of a steamer) for liteloing;:,
on the 20th from Bardsey, when the steamer NI; Bes2.tt`•
letter, with returns from the captain, addresseuf, et'
Esq, was thrown overboard in a bottle to the sfp
the sea was too rough for the steamer to pick sc"
is the letter picked. up at Aberdovey, which letter
flan 04101
Liverpool to-day.]
The George Knell, arrived here from gaza,"„•,lll,-ii
was in contact with a steamer at 10 o'clock last ~-fisier
lost head, bowsprit, cathead, stern, &c. The
supposed to have received considerable damage' forll3ooali
eiii-hto
BELFAST, March 31: The brig Jane, of a
from Ayr, in coming up the river last night, IttopreT
by the Prince of Wales (s), for Fleetwood, and to cp
her striking was run ashore. The steamer Poce'ot
BARCELONA, March 26 : The Ter (ss),has Da' ticl' -
with goods in fore and aft compartments veil biclt
is
maged by water.
SHANGHA.E, Feb 5 : The Euphrates,
arrived here from Formosa, is leaky, having arliforillml
her anchors, and got ashore in Keeling llarbt rber_at,"
CAPE TOWN, Feb 19 : The Lord Raglan, Feb. tan,t
Swan River, which arrived here on the 18th r'tbe bb

the ground on the east shore while beating v.'
bui came off immediately without damage._
CAPE GOOD HOP; Feb 18 : The Orient,ooB,4
which-put in here on the 10th instant, frota'„taill
London, weighed anchor on the 12th, the
posing all his people were on board, and a str°ll'ts, 31'1
favouring his departure. In a letter to the gent
Borradaile, Thompson, Hall, and Co., aftenrdoil;
captain states :—" Just after the ship. was 11-
passenger named Lutterell was behind in a boatia se
to take him on board. Having just been foul °1 101
(which had dragged her anchors)
I could not tai r
board until I was outside of the suipping, where 4 ri
to, and allowed the boat to come alongside, ti
him on board. The ship having some way on i::11'4,4!
dropped slightly astern, and her sail getting

_• the main brace of the ship, caused the boat to itiond
could be got clear. I lowered both my be, jfilt
three of the men ; but a boy, brother to
and one man (his friend) went down with tns
in
nothing then could be done, and my ship I",4eerPoi
confusion, and a heavy south-easter blowing,
advisable to land •those saved on Robben I,c 07,41
after writing this explanation, proceeded on 11*.otb:rit
Captain Lawrence, in the handsomest manneri (s
his agents to pay £2O to the owner of the beg,e guoti
p.;uese naive
cad affair whoseliz:
juleoussbehene

the Baron, when three witnesses were examine e,
been picked up and landed on Robben Islan"'
'
one (Mr. Cunningham, of the Wellington Joiciv co-
detailing the particulars of an event which near re. 1
his own life. At the close of this statement bed oithop
with respect to the gentleman who was drop' t. foit
boy : " Mr. Curtis was a chemist and dro.eigilegid
heard him speak of his mother, who lives °2'. glow
Cambridge, and I am anxious that intelligence
forwarded to her by some one." _ 11 (51

OUTPORTS. 13Zii•eir.
•
GRAVESEND, , March 31. Arrived : The I°l4
from Calcutta ; Two Brothers, Harlingen lia3'6ll3er
Leone ; Wellington, Shanghae ; Neptune, 1)„,r3,c,;ie:4,,p;
aua, Frederickstadt ; Villa, Frederickstadt ;
ieh
bak ; Charlotte, Dram ; Queen of the West, St. P.'
tip
Asia, St Vincent; Lew Chew, Port Philip. , fronIZA
DEAL, March 31.--Passed : The Wynana, • ;`",04;
urracbeeitActo
to London ; Esmesdale, London to lk
London to Boston; British Queen, London t°,,,
Latima, London to Magadore; Sarah Newlll,l".3'c ;
to London; Belle of Devon, London to Algna
lgon, London to Bombay ; Anna, Londo,n;joe
London to Messina ; Sptroid,
Albemarle, to Colombo ; Great Br' _

Clevelan(
Vincent;
to Montreal
QUEENSTOWN,
St. Jo'

ice"fulo

March 31

—Arrived

)o, from Mauritiwir
The Eugenie, for
Rachel Lowbiuga, Waterff'ru'

Off: James (

$
h 31.—Arrived at Kingstors'ailca;
Valparaiso, for Maryport,
.911' gorgtl

Belfast ; Jeannette, -Sherwin ; ora
.rrived at Dublin : Sylphide, ales,
Giovanni Steffall°'