... SHIPPING INTELLIGENCE. Port Quebec.*Emighant Vessels Ahrivep, June B*Brig Industry, Lennox, 19th April, Bcllasr, Gilmour and Co., ballast, setilers. t)th *Brig Trade, Mosey, 24' ii , Dub'in.T. Ry*'r, i!o .24 Try Again. Hancock, New York, May, Order, ballast ...

... the Vicissitude, of Perth, was got off and carried into the harbour ; but tbe othci is wreck. Crew saved. In our shipping intelligence, we find most disastrous news of the gale along tbe .st coast, including gieat loss of life ano property. Three ve-seli ...

... 17s te ; Offal do, I3t 14t; Heads do, 13a to 14s Od. Wheat (shipping) I6s Od to 18s per barrel; (mil. • lers) 19s Od to 20s j Oats (shipping) 10s to llt j Heavy do. 12s to Od ; Barley (shipping) Ila I to 12t ; do. (malting) 12s 6d to 13s 6d ; Oatmeal per ...

... There no doubt that this must he the wreck of the Manfred, minutes. The road was very heavy, and a part of over In our shipping intelligence will found many melancholy hill* of very considerable aclivky. One mile, including details loss of life and property ...

... sufficiently appieciated. We have to mention instance in illustration of this remark. We mentioned la-.t week, among our shipping intelligence, that the Silai Hidtanls had come in contact with the Sarah, the night the 2d instant, of!’ the Wicklow Mead. Part ...

... NAVAL INTELLIGENCE. A brig has been sunk, and now lies in the track of shipping oil Yanllet; a green buoy, marked with the word «* wreck,” will placed thereon, should the same found necessary for the safely of shipping. Naval Promotions —Lieut. T. Light ...

... NAVAL INTELLIGENCE A circular has been issued by the Lords of the Admiralty, notifying that seamen sent home from foreign stations, in consequence reduction of complements according to the new scale, ate to be received in flag ships till vacancies offer ...

... treaty, three ships of war, namely, the Roduey, 92, and corvettes Pearl and Nimrod, guns each, will quit Plymouth this day for Vigo, ha'ingon board a large quantity of ammunition am! warlike stores foi the service of the Queen of Spain. These ships are destined ...

... NAVAL INTELLIGENCE. Death of Lieutenant J. Gore, and Lieutenant J. Fitzgerald, and Eight Seamen his Majesty’s Ship Melville. —On the 30ib April,being abouf leagues the eastward Atgoa Bay, ‘live weather towards sunset conßrrxied' the appearance the had ...

... alter she went to pieces, and about 60 slaves were Utowned. Luut. Bolton was acquitn d. Rumoured L ss or a Troop Ship.— The Athol tioop ship is icported be lost off Nassau, with invalids tiom the squadron and army, of whom 45 only were said, at Jamaica ...

... the late ship Earl of Eldon, which ship was accidentally destroyed at sea, by her cargo of cotton igniting, when on her passage frum Bombay, landed here from the Mauritius. It mu't he a consolation to this worthy man and good navigator, under the painfully ...

... ee was underwiitien to some amount for guineas late as Friday lust. LOSS OF THE SHIP LOPER, NANTUCKET, SOUTH SEA WHALEMAN. Max' is the boats, in lat. 22 south. “The ship Lojitr left the day of March, bound the United States, with cargo of one thousand ...