... SHIP NEWVES. DEAL, Nov. 14.-Wind RN.E.-Sailed this morning the whole of the outward-bound with a strong breeze from theE. N.E. PoaRTs1oiTir, Nov. 14.-Wind N.E.-Sailed the Mandarin, Donkin, for Charlston. MvlARGATE, Nov. 14-The Alfred, Bunter, outward-bound ...

... SHIP-NEWS. CCOMrO in sinre 0ur last. -Th'lle ci fir. Ellis, the Carolnie, WVaiters, and the Star, P'atrick, fnrom WVaterford-the Hope, Tlho- cmas, tbe Mary, B1ird, tile Wellingtonl, Lawzies, the Venus, Chap- man, and the Beresf'ord, Coplestolie, fiom ...

... Domingo. Arrived his bta. jesty's ship Tees, to join the Royal squadron. PoiT9s3aoure, OCT. 31.-Wind S. W.-Arrived the Mandarin, Moores, from London for Baltimore; and Falcon, Davis, from Antwerp. His Majesty's ship Brazen arrived yesterday from St. Helena; ...

... SHIPPING INTELLIGENCE. On Tuesday night, the brigs Fanny, Hebe, Mary, and % d Active, of Whitehaven, were driven on shore near Work. ington, but will probably be got oif without mauch damage. The brig Dave, Captain Wilson, of Whitehaven, was also driven ...

... nocturnal depretialtirs, fell elf tire acf'hhr(a considerable hreigist,) and wass so much brurised tthat lie now lies at tlie Casualty Elospital; in a very dangerious e- state. He generally stationed himself on the scafoldting, and I paraded round it; nwhen ...

... their temerity wital their lives. Btst ascience in which no human foresightcan ensure success, f o0(k ibr indulgence when casualties occur; and this ha been tniforinly experienced from liberal and enfigh- lird men; unhappily we do not alnays meet with ...

... entire the mechanism of an extensive and corrupt patronage. WVe admit the increasing prosperity of the country; but to what casualties is it not stdbject. We owe our strength to the circumstances of the times, and the weakness of our enemies; fur should any ...

... THE DISCO PE R F SHIPS. The necessary arrangements fer the departure of the Hecla and Fury discovery ships for the ?? sea are now complete, and it is supposed they will sail on Saturday or Sunday next. Every advantage has been taken of the ex- perience ...

... -'l1be storm of Thursday last wvas felt in all it fuiy, at this port, there was a trcmendous sea, but tie shipping fioe jt ntsinirahly,and'the casualties was very few, of the lis':ingbbats w'hich weremt sea all have returned but one, this. is supposed lost ...

... closad it tile Last Inlia House, and . leivcredt to the purser of thatt ship. I The Elast India Comitpanuy's ship Watetrloo, arrived at t il Ctl Wtta, tic hl .I1L ti, without either casualty or acci- , detthi ?? tutt theoyaga. > The NWrrcI l t:thigs, arrived ...

... and s'iled for the River, tihe Honourable Company's ship Boilhay, Charitic, tfrom India ; Coldstream, alls, from :t adras. Wedilesday, a Court of Directors was held nt the Rast India House, when the ship Princess Amelia, for China tirect, seas this tiniald ...

... Sunday morming it blew a .most that e violent gale here from tih N..WV. e 'tieonly casualty in inst our immediate& eighbourliood is tbe ?? done to the dini e Annerca ship Samuel Aoberts otii ich. after haing. by I e dropped anuhor at the Tail 6ftlle Bari; ...