... SHIP NEWS ADERDARON, NOv. 27..-The' Richmond has gone to pieces: a quantity of cotton bags have been washed ashore, in a very bad state : very little of the wreck will be saved. PoaTasMouvi, Nov. 30.-Wind S. W.-It blew a trernendous gale last night frorni the westward: several of theoutwtrd- bound drove from their anchorage, but 'received noinaterial damage. The wind has now moderated, and ...

... SNIP AVWS. . DEAL, na. 2¢.-Wlt1 l S .-TB5. wind fot round this I morning to the S F., and the outward-bound were preparing to sail, but it is back again to tho SsW. blowig hard, with rain. d Carne down from the Rive, the Mellisis, Ford, for Madras, &c.; HIetty, Hymen, from Africa; Burlington, Wilson, for y Jamaica; Amity, Ms'dkintosh, for I prbice; Sapplo, Hlsepoin sta~l, for Malta; and ...

... SNIP NEWS. DEAl., DhC. 27.6-Winnd S.aW;-Satet fw the River the Fort William, Glass, from Batavila-; and-lljlary; l issetc, and Hetty, Hyner, for Bamsgate harbQur. .Cnsie down from the River'and remains the Iris, Fetrin, for Hayti YAnxsioos t, DFC. 27.-Arrived the Gipsey, Miller, from New- castle for Lisbon, with her maintruast sprung. A vessel, apjit- rently'a galliotis towed in our roads, ...

... SHP S NEWS. DEAL, Dnc. g.-WindS.W., moderate-TI e jullana, East Indianian, Capt. OgilNie; and the William and Mary, Worts'; and Tobago, Westnorland have sailed for the River. The Aralania: and the Prince Leopold, with several more ships from the Rliver, are this evening turning into the Dawns. The out- ward-hound still remain. i WA Drsnvoau, -Dc. 1g.-Yesterday thewvind was S.S.W. and S. by E., ...