... 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 ...

... 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; ...

... 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; ...

... place. DEAL, JAN. 20-Wind N.N.E.-This day minute gens were fired by his Majesty's ship Ramilies, On the funeral of his Itoyal 1-ighineas thin Duke of York ; lils Majesty's ships Re. xlce and Herefordlshire pastsed tiroogh last night. The oun. Company's shipj ...

... 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 ...

... 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 ...

... Head Master of Christ's Hospital, L Rector of Colne Eugayne, in the county of Esstx _ COAL MARKFT, SaV. 17. Price. Ships at Market. Ships Sold. ass. 91. to 34.' 72 Nowcavitle . . MM .29s. 6d. to a7s. ` 17 Swndierland 631 * sSs Oa to S. , OhsYorksbtre 'A ...

... 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 ...

... onit board-at dusk she d1pp '. heating bard. The Armerican briv Auror. hasa drifted derably, bitt we have heard ril no other casualty.-P.Sj Larch is on shore. The Coldstream, Stevens, arrived off the 'A ight fror, ,. gal; sailed thie l(;th if July, frotm ...

... 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, ...

... a very low state. I trush the service it has rendered in landing the crews of twelve ships safe upon the shore will speak powerfully in its favour, 'hle only casualty I know of (and I was an eye witness to all that passed), was a broken leg of the master ...