... SHIPPING CASUALTIES. Milford. Nov. 18.-The Sir WValter Scott, Brewer, from Cadiz for Leith, put in to-day, with loss of two chain-plates, shrouds, k-c. Galway, Nov. 1S.-The Newcastle, of and from Glasgow for f Tralee, put into this port, with sails split ...

... Hebe, Lieut.-Com. D. MID. Gordon-Alligator hospital ship, Master Com. King, and Minden storeship, to be in charge of Mr Tacker, master, on her pasoage, were at Hong Kong Aug. 27. Sapphire, troop ship, sailed from Hong Kong Aug. 22, for the northern ports ...

... 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 ...

... 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 ...

... weeks since, the Cornet, Irocious, out niateen months, with 100 tons. During her voyage has not heard of any accident or casualty to any vessel. rrom Lloyd's List, Ifarch 3. Deal, Fcbruary 28.-The Urania, Bergh, from Monte Virlro to Lomron, was run on ...

... this coast for tbet last foitnight, c feared to thst it'would hays, ere now, been -our painful duty to st rscnorst many casualties in the channel and on the neigh. bouring shores, but we are glad to state that hitherto no accounts of any serious disasters ...

... George. Canning for New Or- leans, the Royal Adelaide for Savannah, the Lowthner for CLEonte Video. Wind west. The following casualties tire reported ina the Liverpool letter, Dec. 1. Carnaurvon, Dec. 1.-The Fame, Burnell, Bridge- water, for Greenock, must ...

... the Point of Ayre, in the Islanid of 'an, we boreupi far Peel Harhistir; hut the wind veerisa roau to the westward, we tacked ship and scudded for Rarnsasy Bay, end came to an anchor iandt six ?? at. About eighc a. IeIIthe wind at north-west oeing moderate ...

... the day thEve*,s6I conmmienced discharging the cargo, whiich .s psptialv dasndged. - 'The injuries the ship fbeceived by -this unfortunate casualty will renuire about- L.1900 or L 1500 to repair. Or Tbo'rsday'a'id' lriday eight boxes, weighing22 ews, ...

... seven shies whieh have arrived to-day, forty ships in all have arrived this season, and the smallest of them were chartered upon their coming in. Last year at this date, 132 ships had arrived. The seeking ships have been taken up for London, at 21s. per ...

... inhabitants nip thenm up as soen as they are driven ashore, it is im- possible to say vsliatthey are. MoNacrosE.-Tihe mast of a ship and several planks, wvith a cabiin door, wvere thrown on our sands in the coursae of Wsrednesdeav week and the preceding day ...

... gale froma W. to WS W. roceedlig in violence any of tbe furious stiorms we have lately experiencnel. We bave hearil of no casualty at sea on this coast, bht we apprehend there must be farther 1 loss and damage en the west coast. F.om ?? List, Dec. 6. Diver ...