Northern Times.
Liverpool, Merseyside, England, 1859-01-20 00:00:00

St. Nazain

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Cambrian. Belle
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Jessie Miller
Lady Frankly

Iron Gray

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Palmas

Catania Sirius.....
Alexandria China ....
.... Licata Holy rood
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..... Mobile Solicitor ..
SALI,ED.

Smyrna

Savannah

New Orleans

Savannah
New Orleans
- .... Huelva
~.... Malaga

Buenos Ayres Rowena..
New York Wyoming
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BACK.

Melbourne

Philadelphia-

Florence Nightingale, for Africa.
MARCELME EXTRACTS

LIVERPOOL, Jan. 19th.
The Amore, of Jersey, from Demerara to Liverpool, is sailor*
_
in Carnarvon Bay ; crew saved. Her cargo (rum
discharged. The vessel isnot likely to be got off

The Wildflower, from. Newport' to \reface, has been lost at

Ragusa

The derelict ship Jane Black was again fallen in with, in lat.
52, lon. 19, by the China, arrived here.
The Bernard, from Newcastle, foundered off Cape Horn ; crew
saved.

from hence to Arica, foundered off Cape

The Vision, Kidd.
Horn Oct. 22nd.
DUMFRIES, Jan. 17. —The Peace, Hastie, from Port Carlisle for
this port, took the ground at Carse Bank yesterday morning, and
remains ; her hatches had been washed off and part of cargo
(coals) washed out ; she is much strained, makes water, and is
not expected to be got off; part of materials saved.
SUNDERLAND, Jan. 17.—About five p.m., on the Bth inst., the
schooner Albion (ballast), was in collision about a mile frogs
Orfordness with a light brig, name not ascertained, The Albion',
roughtree on the port side, together with the stanchions,- bul-
warks, andtopgallant yard were carried away. She has arrived
at Sunderland.

Buirrn, Jan. 17.—The Perseverance, Wornaleighton, of. Sun,
from the Coast for the Tyne (engines and other iron-work), put
in here yesterday, struck the pier, and grounded, receiving
slight damage ; the is making little or no water, and will pro-
ceed in charge of a steamer.
Lidtwica, Jan. 13 : The Maria, De Gartiez, of Bilbos, struck
on the Brethren Rocky, near five miles from Lerwick, at 2 p.M.
Jan. 6. Two boats immediately proceeded from Lerwick with
Lloyd's agent and Mr. James Sutherland to her assistance, who
took the crew from the wreck and brought them safe to Lerwick-,
leaving Lloyd's agent, the captain, and Charles Gifford, a pilot,
on board to protect the property. A violent gale from N.N.E;
came on, with a frightful sea, and the ship full of water and
rolling heavily from side to side, the boat's crew which W 35
lying off from the ship's side could not go alongide to take them
away from the wreck, at the same time both the ship's boats
were dashed to pieces alongside, consequently those on board
were left to their fate. When their situation on board Was
known two boats went from Lerwick to their rescue, one of
which gave up the attempt, owing to the violence of the wind
and sea; the other boat, with very great exertions, succeeded is
getting near the_ wreck, where they remained about an hour

before they would venture alongside: At last they came -down
amidst the surf with the greatest possible danger, and succeeded
in taking off the above' parties, who were clinging to the lee
rigging for eight hours, and succeeded most providentially in
reaching the land. A more miraculous escape from shipwreck
was never known in these islands, and the boatmen deserve the
greatest praise for their noble and heroic conduct. The shiP
shortly afterwards slipped off the rock and sunk in deep water;
cargo, &c., all lost, nothing saved but a topsail. The wreck no
she lies sunk was sold Bth for £l2 sterling.
ANTWERP, Jan. 17.—A letter dated Jan. 11, received at Mar-
seilles from Tunis, states that a violent storm had raged for two
days near that place, and that eleven brigs or schooners had
been wrecked ; the Seraphine, the Adele, the Olivier, and the
Amphore are mentioned; their crews were saved.
MARSTRA.ND, Jan. 11.—The Eugenie (schooner), Gren, froln
Stockholm for Holland (rye), put in here yesterday with a heal
list, and must discharge. Last night it blew a heavy gale at Nl',
with a very high tide. Put in : The Helene, Glasser, from
Fredriksunkfor Hull
MISTED, Jan. 13

The gale of January 11 continued till lay'

night,Vwhen it moderated. To-day the weather is fine, and the
salvage of the stores ex the barque Sir George Anderson, Ellison,
of Whitby, from Gluckstadt for Hartlepool (ballast), has been
commenced, and will be finished to-morrow. If the weather
continue favourable all the stores will be saved, but the shlP
seems to be a wreck. The crew is reported all saved.
MESSINA, Jan. 18. - The Wildflower, of Liverpool, lost near
Ragusa.

CtarmAnvox, Jan.lB.—The. Aurora, of ,Jersey, from Demerara
to Liverpool, ashore; discharing ; no hope of her being got off.
GREENOCK, Jan. 17.—The ship City of Delhi, which sailed
from this port a few days ago for Calcutta, has put back, having
struck the ground at the entrance to Lamlash Bay and knocked
off her false keel ; this is the second time this ship has put back
on her present voyage. The Augusta Louise (s.s.), from Bor-
deaux, which grounded on the bank after being in contact Jan•
8, discharged her cargo, and has been hauled on the slip for
repairs. The smack James, belonging to the Kames powder
mills, was drived on shore at Kilmun during the gale on Jan•
10, but lies on a soft sandy beach, and will probably be saved.

DEAL, Jan. 18

Valencia

Arri Ted: The Annals, from Odessa; Lena,

FALMOUTH, Jan. 18.—Arrived: The Cuero, from Alexandria;
San Dionisdo, Berdianski • Chowdean, Odessa ; Angelina,
Cyprus ; Ann Walker, Gallipoli ; Canterbury, and Antelope,
Taganrog; Newcastle and Teresas, Taganrog; Rose Esther,
Venice; Osborne, and Elizabeth, Ancona. Jan. 19.—Arrived ;
Alexander Wise, from Girgenti.
PLYMOUTH, Jan. 18.—Arrived : The Coquette, from Ibrail ;
Halyard, and Lebanon, London; Albert, Newcastle.
QuEENSTOWN, Jan. 17.—Arrived : The Amazone, Thankful,
Offspring, Sea Gull, Pudra, Aurora, and Vorivartz—all from
Alexandria; Magdeline, Ceres, Mary Ann, and Dobra
from Odessa ; Gyller, Constatinople ; Mathilda, and Energy,
Galati ; Thomas Rowell, L'Jean d'Acre ; Water Sprite. Venice;
Catre Lassie, Ichaboo ; Thoughtful, Yiesk ; Bella, Porte-au-
Prince ; Fra Schimeva, Oristam ; Laurina, Cuba.

VESSEL'S REPORT

Report of the Clarissa, Richards, from St. Michael's at Liver-
pool, sailed Jan. 10, having twelve days later news :
The following vessels sailed in company : Queen of the West.
for London ; Mirage, for Eouthampton; Aurora, and Lady
Mansell, for Hull. _ _

Left there the following vessels : The Swift, Idea, Gleaner,
Billow, Nancy Dawson, Quive,, Lightning, Earnest, Dispatch•
and Lady Rebow.
The Tell Tale had sailed for Fayal, but was expected back
again daily.
Left about thirty vessels at anchor the day she sailed.
For eight days previous to sailing had very heavy weather,
and no communication with the shore.
On the 13th of January, in lat. 46.21 N., lon. 18.19 W., passed
the wreck of a vessel of about 800 tons, derelict, with paints
ports, no head, sails hanging in ribbons from the yards+
had mizen spanker set ; it being very dark could not aacertaiu
her name.

FOREIGN PORTS.
Ethiope (R.M.S.), hence at Madeira Jan 1.
Landman, Karsyns, hence at Texel Jan. 15.
Fanny Gann, hence at Terceira Jan. 1.
Prophete, hence at Ostend Jan. 15.
Abel, Lebloch, hence at Bordeaux Jan. 15.
John Pzile, and Annie Worrall, hence at Callao, Nov. 29.
Pichelee, hence at Callao Nov. 30.
Pantaloon, hence at Callao Dec. 3.
Nouvelle Union, hence at Bordeaux,