Northern Times.
Liverpool, Merseyside, England, 1859-01-24 00:00:00

20th inst., aft

on, Naney the beloved wife of Mr. Andrew
tobacco and cigar dealer, No. 1, Fishergate, Preston.
f)th inst., the Hon. William Middleton Noel, whirl
E.. suddenly, at Exton Park, Itutland, the seat of hi
he Earl of Gainsborough. _ _

Moreton-in-Marsh, Gloi;

at Northwick Park, nea
!. His lordship is known w
. his gallery at 'rhirlesta!ne

Cheltenham, being celebrated over the world. He was born
Feb. 16, 1770, and was consequently 89 years of age. His father
John, the first lord, NI/1S born July 12, 1738, and died Oct. 20
1800, having married. Rebecca, daughter of Humphrey Eowles
Esq., of Wanst: ad, by whom he had the late baron and on,
other son and three daughters. The son (the Hon. and Rev
George Rushout) bad six children, one of whom, the Hon
George Rushout, now M.P. for East Worcestershire, is hei:
presumptive to the title.
On the 20th inst., the Earl of Charleville, at Charleville Forest
William George Bury, Earl o

full titles. Tae barony was crea... .—• , --
1800, and the earldom in 1806. The earl just deceased, howeve
only succeeded to them in 1851, and they will now descend I
Charles William Francis, born on the 16th May, 1852, who w
be the fourth earl. Ile has a brother, the Hon.. George Willis
Bury, and a
year older, two sisters, Ladies Catherine and Harriet Bury, ti
eldes4 and the youngest a year younger than hinve

One of the consequences of the treaty of Tien-Tsir
will, the Univers states, be the reorganisation of
Roman Catholic bishoprics in China.
will be created.
A HINDOO PROSELYTE.—We learn from a „imam,
paper that the Bhatia Hindoo, who lately became
convert to Christianity, has again returned to his Hind°,
faith, and has consequently gone on a pilgrimage to on€
of the holy Hindoo cities for ablution.—Bombay Gazette.
A DISAPPOINTMENT.—At Freiston, on. Sunday last, a
young couple were "asked in ehnrch," and on the vicar
asking the usual question, whether any one knew any
just cause or impediment why they should not be
Joined together," the father of the intended brideowom
stood up and forbade the 'banns, assigning=
that his son was not yet of eke, as a reason

Several new se

SHIPPING INTELLIGENCE.

THIS II

111011 WATER.
Morn. Even. height
18 .... 17 5

WIND

Strong breeze

At Lrivraroot,—N.Ni
110LYORADi—W.N.W.--Strcrng gale

Ann and Jane
Ann and Mari(
DMhi .........,
Itvdra .........
Javenta

J. A. Westervelt
J. S. Parsons ...

Asia is
C trlyie

AST, Jar

Neath I Enoch Taibtt
Malaga Fo titude

Ruucora

New Orleans
Bridgewater

Charleston Nucleus . .... .'.. Venice
Alexandria Martha T. Wated'..... Ncw Orleans
New Orleans Mercy ........ .. ..Honduras 1
New York , Martha ........• •. —Charleston
New Orleans I Stalwart.... .--- ..Charlestere
New Orleans
Cardiff
Cadiz

Llanolly Toulon ..,. ..,
idria S'ally and' Ann
Iran Eitierald .... .

,New York Switzerland
lew Orleans Arno

..Yalparaiso Euphratc s (ss)
Rio Janeiro Bellona-
...New York Prince of the Seas
..New York

New York

New Orleans'
Gibraltar
...Demerara
..Melbourne

MARITIME EXTRACTS. •
DvERPOOL, Jan. 23.
from Liverpool for Mull,
ails carried

me Midge (s.s

has put in here, with lotl/4

away.
The Gezina, De Haan, sailed from Copenhagen for London,
Sept. 27, and has not since been heard of.
The Panope, Cathcart, arrived at London from•Patras, experi-
enced very heavy storms on Dec. 30, and for several days, in lat.,
38 N., lon. 6 E., when she lost some of her sails, and received
damage to athers. On the 12th Jan., in lat. 45 N, lon. 11 W.,
maw a barque to windward with fore and maintoptnasts and
mizenmast carried away ;- s

was steering south under courses.
The Duart Castle, a small smack, drove

out of this hailiour owing to having no peison on beard to slack
out more chain, went on shore on the Morven Shore, and will
probably become a wreck. There washed ashore oa the island of
Tyre, on the 3rd inst., a small vessel's stern, with tWo of her
timbers and 15 feet of a plank. Name on stern "Albert X
Proun."

Dustin, Jan. 19.—The steam di-edge-boat No.l took the in the
river last night, and was scuttled to save her from being consumed.
AALaoao, Jan. 14.—The Julie gatiasse, Hammer, from Skive
for Flensburg (hides and buckwheat), was driven on shore near
Hals this morning, and is not yet afloat.

L kESOE, Jan. 11 : The liebe, from• Gothenburg, was stranded
on the N.B. side of this island in the night of Jan. 7 ; she con-
tinues tight, and is expected to be got off.

H.ronaixo., Jan. 13.—A boat and a launch, marked " Toms,
Shields," and apparently long in the water, have been picked up
by the Oscar, near Lokken.
Msurtirivs, Dec. 3.—The Royal Lily, from Manilla and Batavia
for Falmouth (sugar), put in here Oct. 28, making 30 inches
water per hour, having encountered a heavy gale Oct. 14, in lat.
13 8, lon. 93 E. The Jules Cezard, from Batavia for Havre, put.
in here Nov. 22 leaky, having experienced very heavy weather
Nov. 23, in lat. BS, ion. 100 W. The Munford, from Melbourne,
arrived Nov. 22 with loss of foretopmast, jibboom, &c., having
experienced a severe gale Oct. 23 off Cape Lewin. The Helen,
from Madras for London, put in Nov. 12 to stop a leak in the
upper works, and proceeded on the 20th.

DEAL, Jan. 22.
ratitude, Manle

3. Jan. 22

Spy, I

)00l to New 0

QUF.ENSTO'