Northern Times.
Liverpool, Merseyside, England, 1857-10-17 00:00:00

OUTPORTB.

Queenst)wn, Oct. l6.—Arrived—The Romer, fom Shedac -
Aspasla, Ibrai a—weather, Bell, Icinigua—Tannton Packet, Mazagan,
for Liverpool. Off and Froceeded.—The Royal Charter, for Mel-
bourde, pasAed last e ening; mails landeci here have been forwarded ;
six passengers landed.

MARITIME EXTRACT&

LIVERPOOL, Oct. 16.

Royal Charter (a a.), Taylor, arrived here from Melbourne in 63
days, has 84.000 oza. of gold ; landed h r mails at Que,nstown. She
ha, a.se 24,000 severe gns.

VESSELS' REPORTS;
R3port by the James M Hen. y, arrived lie, e from Calcutta :
Spoke, In lat. Lon.
Sept. 13.. Amos R. Roberts.
Sept. 11.. Colombia, Rangoon to Falmouth . 6 N.. 22 \A

Sept 14..Fortuna _.. .. .....
Sept. 18.. Ann% Henderson, hence to Callao ...... _ ... .15 N.. 27 W
0.. t. 2.. Tadmore, Ca lao to Q eenstown, short of provi-
an.l supplied her with b ef and bread.

Report by the C ty of Baltimore (s.s ), arrived here from New York.
Spoke.
Oct. 1.. (ff New To.k, the Arabia (tt.M.S.), h nce for New York.
Oct. 1..0ff ew York, the Isa,c Wright, b_ and oast.
Oct. 3.. Ne w York, bound west.
Oct. 13.. Europa (it. 11.5.) br,und west.

Report of the Mada Taska, arrived here from Charleston.
. . Spoke.
In fat. Lon
_ _..

Oct. 13..7 imandra, hence to Bombay.. .....
Oct. 14 .Off ,-tolyhead. the C erot. ee, hence to St. John's. N.F.
Oct. 14..0ff H. lyhead, the Prospe o, hence to St. John's, N.F.
Oct. 14..0ff Holyhead, the Me ticana, henze to V, ra Crass.

Report of the Dyonesia and Catharina, arrived at Falmouth.
Spoke. In lat. Lon
. .

Sept. 7—Champ;on, from Liverpool to Calcutta ..... ..... 15 N.. 24 W

Report of the Hciyrood, Dmwood, arrived at Falmouth from
Spoke. In lat. Lon.

Sept. 5 .B , is. is, from Callao .
Sept. 27.. St James, frs)m Negrais ....................37 N.. 36 ly
Sept. 30.. Alliance, Coringo B y to Falmouth ..........36 N.. 35 W

Repo tby the ship John M. Wood, Emery, arrived here from
Bombay, sailed June 11.
July 21, in la. 27 50 S., too. 47 r., spoke the American ship
Brunswick, bound to San Francisco, ail well.
Aug. 23, in lat. 0,) 2) N., lon 21 00 W., 34.7 f a three—mast d
schooner, silo. ing French colours, stee' Pig south.
Sept. 3to 8, in lat. 13 N.. lon. 29 W., in company with a brig,
showing Fnglieh colours, no signals, pal, ted black, working north.
Oct. 9, in, lat. 45 13 N., lon. 10 40 W., spoke the Eremen ship D.
R. W.itgen, froni Bremen for New Orleans, 16 days out, full of pa
sengers, all well.
Sept. 11, in let. 17 40 N., lon 32 25 W., passed a large clipper
ship, showing Bremen colours, steeling south.

Report by the Cori,thian (s.s.), arrived here from Genoa.
In lat. Lon.

Oct. g.. Passed the screw steamer Progress at an cl. or,

and windbourd, f,om Palermo to London.
Oct. 12.. Sp ,ke the Lindsey, outward b and 45 30 N.. 8 41 W
Cet. !3..520ke the schooner Mayfl)wer, of 13.ixham47 40 N.. 8 80 W

Report by the Leone, arrived here from rombay.
Oct. 7, in let. 43 27 N lou. 18 e 6 W, experienced strong gale;, wi h
heavy sea running, was struck by a heavy sea, which carried away
mainhatzh-house, and stove in the weather gal.ey doors.
Oct. 8, in lat. 4i 17 N lon. 15 20, passed a large s',ip steering F. by
N., with maintopgallantgail set over main course.
Sept. 15, in let. 24 23 N lon. 32 33 W, spoke the Mantura, from
Callao to Ciirk.