Northern Times.
Liverpool, Merseyside, England, 1857-12-16 00:00:00

MARITIME RETRACT!.

LIVERPOOL, Disc. 15. rivet?
The Adelaide, arrived here from'Alicante, at anchor in the by
lost bowsprit, and had her stern split to-day, by being ran MI"
the Onyx (schoonerrom Glasgow. n tOOl
The r rig Hero of Kars, arrived here ftom Algoa Bay, with 5-.00,
of cargo thrown overboard, having sprung a leak, short of Pro/ tilde
and making for the nearest port, was boarded Nov. 29, 40 "le
south of Cape Clear, by the Beta arrived here, which encounters
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violent gale from the eastward Dec 2. derreli
Galatz, Dec. 3 —A loaded English schooner hoe been
ashore, near Sulina Liathousr, in 31 feet water. A 110
Kertch, Nov. 27.—The Polly, of Malta. touched the grenn~'
is now here. making two inches water per hour. tjiA
Aden. Nov. M.—The
O Falcon, Hare, of Liverpool, wrecked eft
Arabian coast, has teen so. savd.
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Shanghae, ttTher, 23 .—ld The 2Erolite,e
from London, which Was
the South Bank, has got off; she is being lightened. 0
The Angela Glever, from Newcastle to Bombay, after loo•Pe
fire, was scuttled in Mangalore Roads. reed/
Calcutta, Nov. 9.—The Matilda, Wattenbach, for London, art
for sea, is supposed to hare gone cver her archers, and grollnulitot
the ;bid, making, as she was found to have, 31 feet water. La,
morning she again took the ground, and fouled the Mary alat,Toot
carrying away bowsprit, head, •& and destroying her oWn el", be
and bulwariss forwards. She is discha,ging, end must sg'—
docked. frefij
Stranraer, Dec. IS•—The Robins, Smith, of and for Glasgow fesow
Cadiz, got ashore in the bay of Luce yesterday ; crew saved: floit
likely to be got off. Part of her cargo had been discharged in .1'
and Whitehaven. rM
Deal, Dec. 15.—The Springfield, from Newcastle for Car. the
put back, having been assisted off the main at Dungeness
Coact Guard, appa: ently with serious dr.maze, and making '—
water.

VESSEL'S REPORTS.
Report by the Lady Ebrington, from Caldera, in ; 9 days. , ig
Spoke the Chilean t'acket, from Coqumbo, 48 days out, in
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long. 32 W. bwit
Dec. 12, spoke the ship Reliance, from Ca'cutta, off Sinp.iql.
loss of bowsprit and foretopgallautmast, &c., bound to LiverPO'

Report of the Aladdin, arrived here frail Ca'cutta.
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Report of the shin Aladdin, Wood, (Master), from
Lirerpool, in. lat. 45 N. lon. 27i W., took from the wrer.. podbarque Cecelia. Glover, from Berbize, the captain, his va.„o
child, and ten of the crew. The Cecelia had been dismasted vd S
2 d instant, and the cargo (sugar and rum) had shifted, Tin 140
rolling about in the hold at the same time. A large black 41014
seen, with nothing but the mainmast standing, and another Wppd
mizenmast gone.—A huricane was experienced oa the 2nd ifT
the Aladdin then lost her f retopmast, her foretopgallant.olBl it, tltds
also got her bowsplit broken short off, and all connected vrtu'olpit
sea at the same time making a complete bleach over her, the OP'
the time was lying tco with ncthing but a hammock in the
rigging.

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In lat. p 156 ,
Oct. 30.. Arrica, hence to Valpariso .........
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Nov. 1 ..Hidalgo, hence to Panama ............
Nov. 2.. Arkwright, hence to Singapore
Nov. 3.. Jackson, hence to Madera
Nov. 7.. Euphrates, hence to .... 9 1.1.•9s IV
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Nov. 17 .. Dido, hence to Rio Janeiro.. .:... ...... ..07 '' 00 r.
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Dec. 1 ..Active, hence for Lisbon .. ...... .• .... ...32 *'' pi •
Dec. 8.. Fob Roy, hence to Rio Janeiro4s X.' 11
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Dec. 7.. Moron, hence to Rio Janeiro •• • • • 40 11. • 9 r
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Dec. II —Joseph Tarratt, hence to

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