Northern Times.
Liverpool, Merseyside, England, 1857-09-24 00:00:00

SAILRD.

Sept. 22.

Wasp ..
Capella .....Dord. trizlo Saxon (R.M.S ).... Quebec
Jam• s Armstrong . Penang CAT el We •bington N• York
Eclipse ........ ••.....osteno Nimrod
Father .. • ... Buenos Ayras [no . ..Gibra tar
Kelpie .. ......Brenin, Ambalsador .. Mama'
Emma—. ..... Beiklyig Karnak(l.s.i . ..G
Almi

Cambridge .
....Bombay A. L. Crawford.... Havannah
CLEARED OUTWARDS.

Sept. 23.

Sept. 22.
Qqe,n 11,e
win., Eagle ............Ca cults
Aletheia
ENTEItTea) F(
Fept. 22.

,creamer . .. . lielbourne
ioratio ......
.St. Thome i
Emmeline ..

IR LOADING.
S isannah Potterd am
Caisan4..ra
Vloutezuma.... • ...St. John, N.B.
Imperial ..........St. John, N.B.
Helveteen ....... „San Francisco
Johann lisnrick ...... Stettin
F. E. Schultz Valpzaiso
''atherine..Cape of Good 11°0, gzc
Rise ..... ......Gijou, Sce
(Telegraph

Hilton ...... .
.Inrenta
Frances .... .......... .. Ceara
Lucien ........ Damer rai
Architect..
Suit er and ..........New York,
Rattler (3.30. ...op orto"
Amazon Peraambncoi
Moreton Castle.... Pnert o Cabello,
Imm cnne1...... . Janeiro'
MARITIME EXTRACTS.
LIVERP3OL. veptember 23:
Jeannette Melanie, Liverpool, hence at Ostend, with consider alo!e
dam ig3 and leaky, htcisg stuck agahst the Wee: Stockade
Stromness, Sept. 19.—Tae B izaliao, Dunn, from Liverpool to
Marva. has been hau'e , on the beach to discover a l.ak and have it
etopped.
Riga. Sept. 22 —A heavy ga'e. seven yes ele wrecked cn the
Salubus Fair • pearly all supposed to be in ballast.
D •nsic, Sect. 22.—A ga'e from North, bowing the Rif Guichwister
Elping on shore.
St. Petersburg, Sept. 19 —About 200 country crafts have been
wrecked or burnt cn the Lad-gar coast in a great s:orm, they were
laden with produce for shipment.
Stromness. Seut. 19.—The Brazilian, Dunn, from L'verp-ol to
Num, has been hau!ed on tho beach to discover a leak and have it
i etopped.
Jeannette Meltnie, from Liverpool hence at Ostend, w'th consi-
derable damage and :ealcy, havinc steuck against the West Stockade.
vEsstsf.s' REPORTS,
Abstract of the Log of the North Am •r:can (s s.), Gratog", arrived
here from Quebec.
Sept. 12.—Wind, easterly; 10 a no., embarked mails and passen-
gers; set on full speed ; 7.15 pm , discharged the plot off Brandy
Pot'.
ept. 13.—Course, various; di-twice 255 miles ; in lat. 4) 32, 1 n.
66 22 ; moderate ea terly winds; 755 a ER., PoLot du Monts abeam ;
on sail ; 7.15 p m., west point of etattcolta abeam.
Sept 14.—Wind, E.N E.; distance, 210 miles; lat 506, len. 60 20;
light easterly winds and c'o xdy ; G a.m , abrea-tof Nttisqu,:mleo'nt;
1 40 p m., passed South Make's Ledge; 6.50 p.m., Great Macat na
abeam ; s'eamhig only.
Sept. S.—Wind, S S.R ; distance, 225 !sires ; Ist. 51 59, lon 55 19;
mode-ate ; 5 a.m., ab east of Fort Fan ; 5.28, passed the City of
Toronto ashore on Double Ledge ; 920 a.m., Cape Norman Wee ,m,
foggy; fore aild aft sails se'.
Sept. 16.—Course, N. 62 E.; distance, 230 miles; lat. 50 47, lon.
49 11; strong s -utherly gale with heavy ra'n and high sea, carrying
single-reefed topsails and fore and aft ea is.
Sept 17.—Wind, S. ; course, N. 70 E.; distance, 245 tales ; lat.
55 4, lon 42 46; stro. g southerly gale and high s a; double-reefed
topsails set.
Sept. 18 —W mt. S.S.W course, N. 76 E. ; distance, 232 miles
lat. 55 56, lon. 36 3 ; fresh breezes and cloudy. with rain ; all plain
sail set.
Sept 19.—Wind, 9.5. E.; course, N. 79 '.; d'stan-e, 250 miles;
lat. 56 4z, lon. 28 50; moderate winds and cloud , with falling sea;
fore and aft canvas set.
Sent 20.—Wind, S. ; course, N. 86 E.; distanc% 241 mi'es ; lat.
56 58, lon. 21 32; m oderate -outherly breezes; dark cloudy weather,
with occa lona! showers ; no sail set.
Sept 21.—Win', S ; course, S. 86 E.; distance, 245 miles; lat.
56 36, ion. 14 20 ; moderate and cloudy; smooth sea ; no sail set.
Sept. 22.—Wind, S.S.E. course, S. 76 E. ; distance, 238 mile ;
lat. 55 89. lon 7 37 ; fre-h B.S.E. winds and cloudy; 10.40, made
Irish land to westward of Insterhull ; noon, Insterhull abeam ; pas ed
Rnthlin, 6 p.m. ; Copelands, 10 p.m.
Sep'. 23.—Wind, S.S.E. ; course, various; distance. 2 6 mi'es ;
fresh S.S.E. winds and cloudy; 3 a.m., passed the Calf-of-Man;
10.50 passe d the Bea Buoy.

Yawls spoke by the Nor .h American (R.M.5.5.,) Grange, ar, ived
here from Montreal.
Off St Patrick's Hole—Arthur
0 f St. J buts Orleans Island—Ward Chipman, John Omar s, Lord
Sicinao.ftls.
Sept. 12, off Gorse Island Gra^e, Spartan, Planet, Jane BI
Phce iif, Herman Rn,?en, Jow'l Rowan.
,ept. off Point de Monfe—Cambria, Aron, indefatigable.
SPOKEN.

t.
July 13-13aron of Renfrew, Bombay to Liver!) In
la
-ol 35 5..24L0n. E
July 18 . Pieter Shinn Icher, hence to Bufavia .
Aug. 2.,Eplana, Vi fieo to Liverpool 16 5..32 iv
Aug. 8.. Hopoet
Aug 21.. Annie 3l.,rrice
Aug. 22 .. Escort .. . .
harclaan, Georgetown to Liverpool.. 47 N.. 40 W
Aug 29.. John St.phenson . ... •• • .
t.ep.10.. Energy, hence to Civita Veechia off Teriff 1.
Don Quixote, henc3 to 'Melbourne N.. 17 W
FoiiEIGN PORTS.
An'onia L'of cilia, hence at Barcelona.
Baltic, hence at Pil an.
Koning E. Louisa, hence at Danzlc.

AMERICAN SHIPPING.
New York. Sept. 9.—The Golden Star, from Liverpool to New
Orleans, which got ashore in February las,, wis towel to Nassau,
and thee sank ; has teen raised by means of the steam pump. Sept.
—A ships figurehead (an e igle, printed white woe ud 100
miles east of Tcrtugas. Sept. I2.—The outwar 4 bound fleet detained
in tilts Delawar-, went to sea on the 9th inst. about 100 sail.
Quebec, S pt. 12.—The City of Toront,, from Liverpool to Mon-
trea , ashore on Double Bay, has b. en condemned and will be sold.
Two icho,ners c rgoes Cry and three wet, and all the ships materials
have been saved.

The Mary and Sit an, from New Orleans to Liverpool, which pni
into 13 ticksport in distress, sailed thence for Liverpool cn the 3rd inst.
after r. pairing.

Ebenecir Le Cooler, from Straits of Belisle, st Quebec, with general
cargo from the wreck of the City of Toronto.
Europa (11 M.S ), from Liverpool at Boston, Sep'. 10.
Wm. umings, John, from Liverpool at Philadelphia.
Amelia, Lee, from Liverpool at Charleston.
slam, from Liverpo 1 at Quebec.
Governor Langdon, from Liverpool at Philadelphia, wah loss of
sails, &c.

General Williams (R.M S.S.), from Liverpool at Portland, Sept. 10.
Medallion, from Liverp3o at Bath.
Cultivator. Russell; Lady Franklin, Jordan; Constantine, Maco-
duck ; and P.,.2beeca, Sawyer, alt from Liverpool at New York.

ELEcrao-FLATg Goons.—There are few branches of art that more
perfectiln has been attaine tin than in this portion of our manufac-
ture, and the inor. beautiful speci.nens of spoons, forks gobTets, and
other table articles of the sort, may be seen at Mr. E. T. Hall's, of 23,
SJuth John-street, aho, to his other branches of business, has added
a department for the save of these articles, having been appointed
agent to one of the first manufacturers in Birmingham. The designs
in these articles are t eautifui, the quality very superior (nearly as good
as silver), and the price, considering all these, moderate to a degree.
An inspection of the goods will prove the above facts.—Northern
Times.

Tel Spoons ... .......... 10s. per Dozen.
Dessert Do. ........... ............ ...... 18s.
Table Do ............ •
Dessert Forks
Table Do. ..... .... • ... ..
Sent carriage free to any part of the country.

P,IRE PALE CANARY,
TWENTY-SIX SHILLINGS PER DOZEN.

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