Northern Times.
Liverpool, Merseyside, England, 1859-01-17 00:00:00

Natunas,
seriously it

dam ,ge.. The Rembrandt, hence for Rangoon,. got on shore on
Barn Island, but came off and put back on Daceinber 3, to dis-
charge and repair. She will probably require recoppering.
HAVANNAH, Dec. 18. he Abeona, of and for London from
Goatzacoaleos, put in here Dec. 11,-with mate and four men sick
of yellow fever, and loss of two others. The four men recovered,
and she sailed again. 16th. _ _ _

Bramrow, Dec. 15,—Put in : The Betsy Ames, Bartlett, from
Marseilles for New York, with loss of sails and spars, and short
of provisions. Off Bermuda, 16 : A Portuguese schooner, front
Lisbon for New York, short of provisions (name omitted).
KCALCIITTA, Dee. 8 :. The Nadir Shah, from Muscat, was totally
dismasted in a gale, put into a place
.on the coast near False
Point, signalled for a steamer, and was eventually towed into
this port Dec. 2 by the Union steatntng. The American ship
City of Mobile, which. arrived here Nov. 20 from Liverpool,
grounded on her way up the river, but is supposed to have
received no injury. The Agamemnon, llyne, from London for
this port, is reported.to,have put into Nfiadras, dismasted.

GRAVESEND, Jan- lA.—Arrived: The Harmony, from Caifa ;
Woodlark, Sydney ; Governor M.'Clean, Cape Coast Castle;
Mermaid, Guernsey.;. Excelsior, Cochin. 15. Queen, Mauritius;
Garland, Mersyn ; Antipodes, Madras; St. Michael, St. Kitt's.
DEAL, Jan. 15.—Arrived: The Esther, from Belize; Concord,
Odessa; Plover, Demerara ; Ivo, Constantinople ; Avondale,
Venice Witch of the Tees (barque), St. Helena; Zante, Odessa;
Ariel, Odessa; Rapid, Bahia.
DUBLIN, Jan. 15.—Arrived : The- Brothers, from London;
Ranger, Ariert
Ku

writ, Jan. 15.—Arrived: The Thetis, from Odessa;
Guiseppe Guppa, Taganrog.; Amalthea, Jaffa ; Caroline, Havan-
nah; Cervo, Gallipoli; Alma, Alexandria.

GREENOCK,, Jan 13. -ArriVed : The nnma, from Mauritius.
14. lielvetien, Java. Sailed, 13: Thi Seahorse, for Trinidad;
Copie, Trinidad; Trinidad, Trinidad . Brandon, Liverpool. 14.
Thartswell, Boston..

In lat. Lon

Nov. 30.. Gertrudeßaranso, hence to Rio Janeiro 04 N. 23
Jan. 7.. Captain Cook, hence to Melbourne.. 48 N. 10 W
Jan. 8 . Anne Longton, hence to Calcutta .. lB N. 10 W
Jan. 14.. Fanny, hence to Bonny, oft Queenstown.

FOREIGN PORTS
Thebes (s.s.), Roskell, from linuglionts
Mauritius—both,at Calcutta.
America, hence at Anjer Nov. 0.
Cherokee, Allan, from Manilla,at Anjer for Sydney, N. S. W.,
Nov. 6.
. _ _

and Earl of Derby,

Maitaban, Lawson, from Macao. at Anjer for Calcutta, Nov. 6.
John Bunyan, Henry, from Manilla for Sydney, N.S.W., at
Anjer Nov. 8.
Chamois, Jolly, from Foo-cluto-foo ; Isabella, Harcus, front
Manilla; and Crystal Palace, from Foo-choo4oo—all at Anjer.
Blue Rock, Pollock, from Coringa at Co.ombo, and sailed for
Tutacorin, Dec. 7.
Etheldrida, from Sunderland at Aden.
Cyclone, and Africa, frona,Melbourne at Galls.
T allolavgearpaain, p
a, Braithwaite,ecB from, Cocauada at Madras, and sailed
for
Cleator (s.s.), Kidd, from; Kingston (Jamaica) at New York,

for Liverpool.
meat New York.
Washington, White,
from
fzoin Rangoon ; and Surat, Graham, front
nkh°Lailcaster at New Odes
Tallulah.
• led from Foo-chop-foo for London
Amoy—both at Singapare.
Lady Raglan, . War* en.
cshinraziatray of
htha:eGs9i:cilinf:,
1 from Hong Kong at Singapore, and
sailed Nov. 30 for Peru.
Carthage, Rodgers, /Tom Calcutta at Singapore, and sailed Nov..
30 for Kong Kong.
Italian (ss), Wehsiter, from Bombay at Singapore, and left
N0v.„30 for Hong Kong'.
Gem of the Nith, 11. tills, from Foo-choo-foo at Hong B
Spirit of the North., Martin, from London at Shangha,
Lord Warriston, from Melbourne at Batavia.
Kate Kearney, from Shanghae at Foo-choo-foo
Tory, Doherty;, for Amoy, put back to Woo
St. Michaels.
Wvesa
Electra, from Sydney at
TurinllKtae nn
ciiel
(a
as.
Empress of India, from Hong Kong ~
atat Ostend.senegal :
h‘to,nleeviialtertßornouwtteenrscheaavten
Hants, Bombay; and Lady Franklint.B,:a),anvrgeo.o,
JECeibtsrysoaon(fisi.instoe.)v, ?Jet oelia,ninhs
ate(;nsa.csiei.d\i,
Victor, Seb.oole,, henceee
jllaineovnrsintan'
Deux Jwßeaux,
Emigrant, from Cadiz at Manilla.
Volant, Green, from Singapore at Anjer, for Liverpool_
Singapore.
Sir ];sane Newton, Petonet, from Foo-shoo-foo ; Timandra,
from "Manilla ; anctJubilee, from Shanghae, all at Anjer.
Merman and Emma, Kayser i • Talavera, Blair ; Vortigent.
M'ln.tyre ; Orixa, Sebastian Cabot, and Moses Wheeler ; all
hence at Calcutta.
prince Arthur, Wemyss, from Moulmein at Hooghly.
Laughing Water, from Manilla at Anjer, for Falmouth

Nov. 18

Storm Queen, Melbourne

11 at Moulmein.
fence at Cadiz.

DEAFNESS.—We understand that numerous cases of
deafness were cured by the celebrated aurist, Madame
Gardner, during her former visits to Liverpool ; it will,
thereibre, be scarcely necessary.to remind those of our
readers who may be suffering from this distressing afflic:

tion, that so favourable an opportunity as the preasent, of
obtaining that lady's advice and assistance, should not be
lost sight of. Madame Gardner may be consulted at No-
-100, Nike-street.
Although. it is the month of January, 1859, most
people admit we are living in hard times, hence
it should he the study of every one to ask
.themselves the
question, ":llow can I save my money r" We reply,
without hesitation, buy your steel pens, and other sta—
tionery, at E. T. Hall's wholesale steel pen warehouse,
23, Sor:th John-street. Joseph Gillett' b,
Thomas Lowe's,
Ci, Iri-. Hughes, and other maker's pens at is per gross.
P, ood Pen Holders 2d per dozen.