... indeed, is stili obliged to be con- tinued as she lies at the wharf. Two English ships, Superior and Lady Jane, were both lost very near the Two of the crew of the lost ships arrived in ber. They are natives of the Shetland Islands.” ...

... realized. We are now daily expectation of several ships arriving China with full cargoes of Tea into the Port of London. Our last advices from Canton state that there was a full supply of Tea on hand for twenty ships, and that many vessels were then waiting to ...

... Kennedy, Liverpool, gen. cargo. Feb. Ist., the American ship Alexander, Andrews master, cotton, from Mobile, for Liverpool, out days, came shore at 11 p.in. night, about two miles below Sunderland point; lost anchor and chains, off S«uthport, and Feet ...

... SHIPPING INTELLIGENCE. The President, steamer, Roberts, sailed from Liverpool for New York on the 10th instant. Crookhavkn, Feb. 9th —Put in on the 7th, the brig Traveller, Russell, of Whitehaven, from for Liverpool, days out experienced severe gales ...

... Norriss, of the Psyche, and brought to Sydney. The loss of the ship and cargo is estimated at about £16,000; Captain Evaas and his crew having not only lost everything they had in the ship, bat also their hard earnings for the last 18 months. Th r were ...

... SHIPPING INTELLIGENCE. PORT OF VERSTON Arrivals. 26. New Thomas, Rayliff, from Liverpool; Eclipse, Benson, Liverpool; Mary Ann. Braithwaite, Collier, Jackson, ; Nettle, Sawrey. Runcorn ; Mary. Bond, Runcorn ; Si«ters, Atkinson, Runcorn ; Laurel, Clark ...

... Shipping Intelligence. PORT OF LANCASTER. Arrivals—from the 30th to the sth instant. —Endeavour, Robinson, Ulverston, slate. Margarot and Peggy, Summer, Dundalk, wheat. Alice, Brown, Isle Man, wheat. John O'Gaunt. Park, Liverpool, general cargo. Laurel ...

... Shipping Intelligence. PORT OF VLVERSTOS. arrivals. 26th. Thomas, Pernie, Olasson Dock, gen. cargo. 28th. Bond, Huncorn, coals. 29th. Hope, Turner, Liverpool, gen. cargo. 30th. Delight, Stones, Liverpool, gen. cargo. 30th. William, Brockbank, Liverpool ...

... SHIPPING INTELLIGENCE. PORT OF ULVERSTOX. Arrivals. Levan, Sumner. Lytham; Enerald. Barrow, I.vtham ; I Dora, Aidsworth. : 24 Kirkby, Parker,' Fleet- ' wood ; Dee, Owen, Grange ; 25 Delight, Stones, Liverpool. I Sailed. George, Anderson, Chester; 23 Hope ...

... SHIPPING INTELLIGENCE. On Friday week, the brie William, Cannon, the property of Messrs Petty & Co., of Ulverston, arrived at that port from America, with a cargo of timber. The brig George, Park, also from America, still remains at Pile of Foudrey, but ...

... Shipping Intelligence. The Mary Ray, from Workington, is on shore on West Hoyle. The William, Park, sailed from Pile Foudrey, for Dalhousie, New Brunswick, on the 11th inst. The British Queen, steamer, from New \ ork and Portsmouth at London on the 16th ...

... Shipping Intelligence. Great Western,'' Steam Siuf.—This fine left Ringroad, on Saturday afternoon, for New \ork. Shu carried out 110 passengers, and a considerable quantity ol goods. British Queen, '* Steam Ship —This magnificent vessel will leave the ...