Northern Times.
Liverpool, Merseyside, England, 1857-12-23 00:00:00

MARITIME EXTRACTS.

LIVERPOOL, DSc. 22.
Tie Falcon, for Ceara, has put back.
Ina Fitzcharles, for Dublin, while at anchor off Egremont on Sar
day night, was run into by one of the ferry steamers, and lost too'
sprit, ea' water, Ac., and has returned i•vto do-k far repairs.
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The Earl of Carrick (s a.), fom Ayr to Liverpool, was wrecked
Sunday on a reef of rocks off M .rley Pont (I.M ). Only two al"
saved, and taken to Douglas, I. M. list
Iron Duke (s.), far Dublin, in proceeding from her anchorage
night, came in contact with the ship Georgia, for Savannah. I_,lt
steamer carried away her fore funnel and mainmast, and the ship
starboard back and royal stays.
The Trent, f r Monte Video, has put back.
De
The Adam Carr, from Corisco. experienced a heavy gale, on&
I, from E. to N.N.E. in lat. 20 N lon. 36 W, and lost bulwalks,
On D. 5, in lat. 39'N lon W, passed a quantity of rails, Pain
wine cases awl a cheese.
Het, ing(ors. Dec.l7.—Tha Ancram Tuliff, from Cronstadt to I.1"8-1'
pool, which was stranded, on Aspo, has been got off and into ea
after dischtrging 200 casks tallow, and some wool and yarn.
Ill.odes, Dec 3.—The Pocahontas, Taylor, from Liverpool
coals, arrived here on Nor. 30. rheparted her starboard chain
a gate on Dec. 2 and grounded in the south part of the harbour,
is expected off without damage after her cargo la discharged.

VESSEL'S REPORTS.
Abstract of the Log of the Kangaroo (a.), ar ived here from ME
York. tba
Dec. 10.—Wind, west ; noon, cart off pier, and proceeded down ea
river ; 2 passed Sandy Hook; 237, pilot left the ship;
ahead fell speed. 0
Dec. 11.—Wind, W.N.W., N.W. ;rcourse 86 "A., 33 E.; distance,
miles ; is lat. 40 13 N., lon. 68 50 ; fresh breeze and cloudy westae"
all possible sail :t
12.—Wind, N.N W., course, 85 N ; distance, 270 m 1105;
40 57 F., lon 6; 02, strong breeze, with hail end ;;now squalls;
posssible sail set.
59
Dec. 13.—Wind, N.E.W. W 2
N. . ; coarse, 72 N. ; distance, 4
mile; ; lat. 42 15 N., lon. 57 18 W. ; strong breeze, with hail al:ldg,"
squalls; all possible sail set.
cek
Dec. 14 - Wind, N W., W. Q.W. ; course, 69 N., 39 E. ; dish
257 miles ; lat. 4343 N., lon. 51 49 W.; moderate breeze and ea,"
weather ; all possi, le sail set.
Dec. Is.—Wind, W.S.W., N.N.W. ; course. 61 N.; distance. 9_,126
miles ; let. 45 31 N., 47 09 W. ; light airs and cloudy; all possible PP'
set.
roiles;
Dec. 16.—Wind, N. by E.; course, 76 N., 29 E.': distance,27B
lat. 46 37 N., lon. 40 34 W.; first part, fresh gale, w.th nail and s.''
squalls ; latter pail, moderate and fair.
Doc. N.N.E., N.N.W. : course, 70 N. 56 E. tare'
247 miles ; lat. 47 51 N., lon. 31 53 W.; moderate and cloudy We"—
with pa sing hail showers; all possible rail set. HO;
Dec. 18.—Wind, N.N.W., W.; coarse, 70 47 K,; distance, 246ra of
lat. 49 19 N., lon. 29 f 3 W. ; moderate breeze and passing above°
rain; all possitilt sail set.
Dec. I9.—Win west; course, 78 N., 12 E. ; distance, 264 mil
;01
lat. 50 13 N., lon. 22 21 W. ; fresh breeze and passing squalls, W.'
rain; ail possible sal, set.
mile.;
Des. 20.—Wind, west; course, 81 N., 34 E. ;
let. 50 53 N., lon. 15 16 W. ; strong breeze and passing squall',
rain ; all ; oss ble sail set. .•u
Dec. 21.—Wind, west ; courses, E N ; dlstane', 245 miles; old
Galley Head ; fresh breeze and lutiv weather ; 1 'p.m.. Pave'
Head of Kinsale ; 7.29 passel Saltees ; passed Tuskar.
_A ;
Dec. 22.—Wind, west; Channel ; 4.50 a.m.„ipassed HolyheM;
5,50, passed Skerries ; 7.20, off Point: Lynes ; received pilot on ba's
noon, passed Bell Buoy 12.15, passed Formby; 12.20, P
Crosby ; 12.50, passed R„ck.