Northern Times.
Liverpool, Merseyside, England, 1857-09-18 00:00:00

FOREIGN l'OE.Tki.

General Simpson, klaekie, from Liverpool; John FiAlen, Roberts,
from Newcastle; r-ro.nin; B3auty, from Bussaran ; and BR.omer,
Evans, from Acen7all at Bombay,

J.ime3 Firnie, Evans, from aUen ; Mimosa, Kemp, from Rio
Janeiro; Voyaginr, Moran', from Akyab to Qieenotown to repair ;
tiunington, trona C010...b0; and Salok:iaa, Tu:lentire, from Galie—alt
at Mauritius.

W.nata, Marsh ; Duke of We liegton, Campbell; Delrizda and
Somnsuth, Sellar, trim Yersian Gulf—all at Kurrachae.
sarah,f.om Bombay at Badsadore.
Roscoe, Clements, from Bo.Lbay at Bassadore.
• o.ofites (s.s.), Watson, hence at Malta and left for C,nstantinople
Thor, Murphy, hence at Malta and sailed for the n Leus.
Halls, Ha,le, hence at I.vlaita.
Crimea, sailed from Bombay, ugust 4, and Alchymist, August 12
both for Liverpool; oundonald and Indian Qaeea, July 3i—both
for Moulmem.
Lazy, sai ed from Mauri.ius for Melbourne, Jaly 16.
Forhiasi, sailed from MArbeiles for Liverpool, Sept, 13.
ll.do (s.s.), from Rotterdam at Suuthamp.on for Liverpool, under
repairs,

At LEWIS & COAIPANY'S, Ranelagh-street.
BOYS are CLO fLIED tiom the Ages of Six to rwenty Years•

NOTICE TO MARINERS.

IRELAND—WEST COA ST.
Arran Islands' Ugh s.

The Port of Dub:in Corporation hereby give notice that two new
lighthomei have been erected on the Arttn Islands, off the west coast
of the county of Galway, from which lights wi 1 be exhibited during
the night of the Ist of Thcember, 1857, and thenceforth will be lighted
very night from sunset to sour se.

Specifications giver. of the position and appearance of the Lights, by
Mr. Hs'pin, Superintendent of Lighthouses.
Arran Islands North Lighthouse is built on Rock Island, the outer,
most of the chain, In lat. 53 deg. 8 min. 55 sec. N. and long. deg. 51
min. 30 sec. west of G:eanwich, bearing from Slyne Head South Light,
S. b E. 1 E., distant 201 nautical miles ; from Skird Rocks, S. b E.'
distant 81 miles, from Loophead, N.E., b N., distant 3d miles.
This light wit be a !evolving light, of the natural appearance, giving
a bright flash once in every three minutes, and will be visible torn
seaward between the bearings of W.N.W., round by the westward to
N.W. by N. Tne illuminating apparatus is catadicptric of the first
order, its focal point 115 feet over the mean level of the sea, and in
clear weather the light should be visiVe at a distance of 16 miles.
The tower Is circular, of gray stone colour, 01 feet in height from
base to summit ; the top below the lantern sash wi Ibe painted red,
also two hor zental belts will be coloured red, on the tower.
Arran Islands South Lighthouse is erected on the south-western
point of Inisheer, the most soutl.el n of the Islands, in lat. 53 deg
2 min. 40 sec. N , and long, 9 deg. 31 min. 30 se:. W., it bears from
Blackhead, W., 1 S. datant 111 miles; from Finnic Reck, (off S.E.
point of Inisheer) W. b N. 1 N., distant 1,1 miles; from Loophead, N.
E. b E. distant 33 mites.

This light will be a fiaed light, visible ft o n seaward between the
beatings of S. E, S , round by the southward to W, h S., and having
its focal plain 110 feet over mean level of Cie sea, should be
seen in clear weather within a distance of 15 m'les. The illuminating
apparatus is catad'op:ric of the first order. A strip or sector of red
light wi 1 be shown in the direction of the Finnis Rock—in all other
directions the light will be of the natural appearance.

The tower is circular, of gray stone co our below the projecting
gallery, and is 112 feet in height from its base to the top of the dome.
From and after the date of exhibition of the new lights, the old
light heretofore on the summit of Inishmore, er the Great Island, will
be discontinued, and the lantern and top of the old lighthouse tower
will be removed.

Bearings are magnetic, •ar. (at the Arran Islands in 1857) 2'

deg. W.

By order, W. LEES, Secretary.
B allast Cffice, Dublin, Aug. 27, 1857.