Northern Times.
Liverpool, Merseyside, England, 1857-09-07 00:00:00

AMERICAN SHIPPING.

New York, Aug. 21,—The Gospert, which was ashore near the
Gospert Ir n Wo, Its, was got cfr, and subsequently went ashore off
the Marino Ifo:p tal, Norfolk, V.A.
Quebec, Aug. 4.—The Fa :Ik:and, hence to Liverpool, which went
ashore on Green 221 rely, has Leen towed up here on her
beam ends. The Arabian (q.s ), which wont ashore same day on
Madame Islmd, has been towed np hero and docked.
Citj of Washini;ton (s.s ), Petrie, from Live pool, at New York,
Aug. 24.
Edinburgh (s.s.), Cumming, from the Clyde, at New York.
Anglo Saxon (s., ), from Liverpo4', at Quebec, Aeg. 23.
J P. F{ arward, Andres, and A, than, roller I, both from Liverpool,
a. New Orleans
Margaret, Merryman, frorA Liverpoo", at Philadelphia.
Thornton, Collins ; Isaac. Webb, liryer ; and Sandas!,y, Williams;
all from Liverpool, at Nov York.
Ashburton, from Liverpo 1, off New York.
Sea King, Parker. from Liverporl, at Hoston.
Tala-era and Queen of the Lultes, both hen e at Montreal.
tipartao, Btrc,ay; Margareta, Kay; and Columbia, Ha:es ; all
rom iverpcol, at Quebec.
America (s,s.), from Liverpool, at Halifax, Aug 26.

The Scannan records the death of Mr. Alexander
Pringle, of Whytbank, formerly M.P. for Selkirkshire,
and one of Sir Robert Peei's lords of the treasury, until
the Maynooth Bill of 1845 forced him to secede from the
conservative government.
him PRODUCE.—A return has been issued by the
Board of Trade of the declared values of British and Irish
produce and manufactures exported from the United
Kingdom during the first half of the przseit year. Thirty
per cent. of our aggregate shipments go to our own pos.
sessions, arid 19 por cen% to the Uaitad States. Thus far
this year the exportations have been at the rate of
A 21,652,762 per annum.
A:ssEss\in.tir OF SUGAR.—A return has been made of the
number of officers in the Customs in the United Kingdom
eho are specially employed in attending to the assessment
of sugar, and of the total amount paid to them annually.
The number of officers is ten, and the total amount paid
to them annually, £1,879. In addition to the above, it
has been necessary to employ as an inspector an officer
with a salary of £550, but his time is not solely occupied
in the perfoimance of that duty.

KEITH'S
PHOTOGRAPHIC PORTRAIT Rooo'.
34, C A STLE-STR g ET.
ARE NOW RE-OPENED.
W. K. takes the present opportunity of thanking his friends ani
the public for the liberal patronage with which he has been faveuremv
and at the same time to inform them that to accommodate his
..„riv
pidly increasing business he has built an entirely new eperadl,.
roam, which is admitted to be the finest in Liverpool. With T“
increased facilities now at his disposal, W. K. expects that P
Pictures will not only mist ,in the high character they have alreadl
attained, but even surpass his former productions.
34, CASTLE-STREET, LIVERPOOL,
Opposite the Bank of Eng and.

BIRTHS.
On the 5 h inst., at North Egremont, Cheshire, Mrs. Josspll 31'
Taylor of a son.
On the sth inst., at 32, Erekine-street, the wife of Mr. Wlllllll/2
Anderton, of a son.

MARRIAGES.
On the 3rd inst., at the Parfet Church, Twiverton, Somerset, bY tb..61
Rev. Geis. Buckle, vie ,r, William Robinson, of Oxford street, LonclOP,
to Hannah, yonigest dauzhter of ,tr. Wm. Bally, of Twiver on.
• On the sth inst., at C.lfton Church, Bristo', by the KT. EWA"'
Cockey, M.A., John, eldest son of Peter Drummond, gsq , hair
chested', to Olivia Adelaide, eldest daugh'er of the late Richard Vial'
C. C. Nelson, Hag.. of Dublin, and granddaughter of the lite He
0 iver Nelson, of Kill-house. Kings County, Ireland.