... Halifax to the 29tlh nit. The canseof the detention of this vessel was a casualty which occurod whilst enter- ing the harbour of Halifax, where she ran aground. Though the ship received but slight damage, it was deemed expedient to put her in thorough ...

... Londonderry by the ship- owners at Sunderland. On Monday morning last, the wind,, which was blowing from the S.Ny. suddenly came. round to. the N.E. between one and two O'clock, and blew most trcmen- dously. There was a number of light ships on the coast, ...

... Dentletts Rocket Apparatus, and other means of say- c5 ing life from shipwreck, and of applying theexperience de- rivPd from the casualties which have occurred since the last inspection';- to determine where new vlations may be formed, so soon as the funds will ...

... estimated at from 20001. to 30001. on Saturday morning, about three o'clock, the London, Leith, Edinburgh, and Glasgow Shipping Company's steam-ship Royal Adelaide, which left Granton-pier, near Edinburgh, on the previous Wed- uescday afternoon, with a considerable ...

... severely from this deadly scourge. All the regiments have suffered more or less from the aIrO- vailing epidemic, and the casualties in every direction were jri tfilly numerous. Accounts of the 20th of September fiom Port Philip, and of the 12th from New ...

... Ditto Adelaide 21s Ss to 23s 6d Ditto BEaddyll'R YVs 61 to *23s 9d Sotilh D1olusam Y2d Yd to 22s 6d Ditto Tees 20s to 20s id I ship arrived ; 45 sold ; 398 remains unsold. EsoLmi S'5 INDSl this ?? Stock 1798'-S-3 per cenlt. Reil. 90h 90-S pie Ceot. CIsaolSO ...

... 2Gs Od t ship loaded, 3'3 0q1 ligst, 20s Odi; voyaze. ils Od: goedsrar stenlln.. hs Od; ?? sip, 90sOd : down, losfd; crain 20s IOd. Folkstonte, lRe, and Sntiedate, 3i (Odi; BOacres 0s per cent. extra. Soutlihaiptan tnd Portsnouthb 30s Od. ship voyae, rOs: ...

... Melbourne forthwith. The accounts from China this morning are to the end of February, most of the crop of Tea shipped, only S,000 ton shipping left, and mostly proreeeding to Manilla &c. De- liveries of Tea froas June 2S ro July 5,-Quarter chests 115, ...

... aged 17, was lost overboard. London, Aug 11-The heavy gales of last week have been unatenlecd Ajth any serious casualties to the shipping moored in the river. One light collier brig, whilst leaving her maouringe. was driven against another brig, coal ...

... Holt, Grantham, tea-dealer, January I0. PA=tTNEs5uIP DISSOLVED.-Conrad H. Greenhow and John T. Clark, Newcastle upon Tyne, ship-brokers. SCOTCH SEQUESTRATIONs.-John Macrae, late of Isle of Skye, but now of Ardelve of Lochalsh, Ross-shire, farmer. Thomas ...

... GAESIIEAD DISrFNSAaY.-Number of patieatst admitted during thle month ending 511th Nov., 1836 :.-LIegular patients, 74 1; casualties, 354 ; children inoculated, 21 ; total, 4.29. Total number of persons who have received the benefit of the institu- tion ...

... fortoer at 'tis to 45s, Sultana at 85s, Chesme S6s to :i7s, ]lentia 44.. Sit ?? Wnas fin alteratitin in splees last weevk. Good shipping piptlier 31d. 1 1neitt is a tliade higher. Cassia ?? witilout variatiot, (G tiger, East India, ..05 1id to Sts dil.- Tbin ...