... 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 ...

... offl'the wrezkl ybstcrdav aft-rnoon, and landed here this ti day. p At the close nfhIi2fi, a year nol.'ss unfarvourable to the ship- z ping: interest thain mzsny of thoose preceding it, we lament to statth thtit the number of htscts to Aberdi et bhas beast ...

... beds, holsters, and everv other kind of squab 'or cushion in ordinary ,ree on board ship, and up plied as a meins of preserving life in canes of shipwreck or sudden casualty;. It will be recollected that these experi- msents tooic place in the Se rpetine ...

... and no lies sunk inthe hnr,-our. Wui-ruv, December 2.-All day we had'a heavy gale from h, the SE., 'when the following casualties occurred:- ,The 0 Sisters, Gurner, of Remsgate, coal laden, partied fro her anchors, and went on shore.- North of Upigang ...

... SHIPPING A HIL ID EN CE, ARRTV t.T ABERDEipy.-7VevemNber 9- Queen, Camp- bell~eg ; Paae,I.inklator, lu1tll, Dahlia Arti ,Glas g~w; Margaret and Jane, Robertson, Peterhead Norns, Tilor, Charleston; Duke of Stthirlaud, Cook, Portmabo- msaok.-10;. Zephyr ...

... -It has blown a hurricane from the S.E., since 3 A.M.; and still continues. with a very heavy sea on the coast. No casualties to shipping on our coast as far as is known;. -- SOUTHrac UIsT, LONG IscA NDi, Decemb)er 26.-The Eclipse, of and for Dundee, was ...

... American ship, which must have been a new vessel, came on shore, this morn ing, to the westward of Strumble Head, and a great portion of the deck of apparently the same vessel, at Newport, near this place. Fa;LMOUTH. March lo.-Among the casualties to shipping ...

... inwet brd(1 for PI r the steady and wvell-diredifed file k-pt up from at .the launches ot those ships under their command; m i- also to Lieut. Parker of this ship, for his very di able support in boarding and destroying the ene. M , ay's vessels. Indeed my ...

... 120 imperial tons of oil. The accounts from the other ships, we regret, are not so satisfactory as might have been expected, judging from the success of Captain Mackie. They are as follows:- Ship Dublin, Peterhead, les Sea's, 120 tuns of oil. Victor, ...

... and those for whom there Be] was sufficient water in the harbour, made the best of their Ho way there. No casualty connected with our shipping, result- a ed from the gale; but, during the darkness of the evening Ge the sloop Cruiser of Douglas, Isle ...

... Fishery. The number of ships this seasoni was nitety-one-eighteen of which have been totally lost, many damaged besiues; and the whole fleet having scarcely captured i(s many wlhales as ?? make up tour good cargoes. It appears that the ships hajprvoceied trom ...