... Londbn; Mentor, Forster, from Seaton Sluice for Londort; and Ino. Clark, from Stockton to Shoreham, with loss of buiwarks. The Thomas Metcalfe, Brodie, of South Shields, has pat irnto Yarmouth. The Regent, Pralmer, of Aberdeen, and Quebec, Walker, of Newcastle ...

... landed at Flambro'. The Charles,.Jamieson, from Newcastle; Alexander, 'Lambeth, and Apollo, Chambers. from Newcastle; Hope, Hardy, and Pedlar, Curl, from Sunderland; and Sophia, . Carlett, from Sunderland, have put into Scarbro'. The Ann, Mackford, from ...

... hatter. Thomas Baron, Boltorn-le-Moords, Lanica- . shihe, cotton spinner. Richard Hickrman,.Bllston, Staf- f fordshire, timber merchant and bullder. Behjanalr Bon- .nor, Gloucester, money scrlvener.- william Chapman, Blirmingiam, anid Thomas Betmstig ...

... accident, proceeded on her voyage without ?? Finy assistance. The Radical, from Sunderland 'or Quebec, is off Folk. stone. The Thomas, OgIlvie, fron1- Sunderlaud, is in Lowes- toft Road.. The Grenville Bay, Taylor,; Lady Jane, Harrison and Lord Gambler, Warhan ...

... due. The Victoria, Spicer from Newcastle for Topsham, was oft Southwoyld, on thre 19ths inst. 4 Noniri SHIELDS, MAY 18--The Thomas Bell, Ro- binson, sailed oil Saturday'; whon passing out of this harbour, bound to Ptetrsburgh, struck heavily onl the bar ...

... Miller, iverpool, share-broker. John Shaw, Saddleworth, .idishir, woollen- manufacturer. ASSIGNM ENTS. Oct. 6.-Thomas Henry Ashforth, Nicholas Hardie, .abert Turnbull, George Grey, James Hodgson, W-l t~m Wilson, Benjamin Wilde, Ephraim RYle eog t~Iwy, and ...

... slipped from an anchor and chain, which have since been recovered and put ol board. Portsmouth, November 15.-Pat ?? brig, Malta, Hardy, from Sunderland for this jIort, lost sails, bul- wark.s, and spars. The Caroline, Stanley, from New- castle for Dartmouth ...

... Northum- berland, in which the principal speakers were Messrs. Luke Hindmarsh, George Tate, T. H. Ball John Bol- ton, Thomas Duncan', Thomas Vernon, and T. S. Pat- terson, resolutions were adopted in substance as follows, ?? of the proposal of the lord of ...

... months' notice. No quotation of them has yet been given.-Times.I It is generally believed that Mr Thomas Henry Lister, the Hon. Edmund Phipps, and Mr Thomas Vardon are the commissioners for taking account of i the population of Great Britain in July next ...

... McAlloy, from London for Shields; the latter put into this harbour, haring parted from an anchor and ehain in the bay. The Thomas and Mary, Falronar, from London for Sunderland, parted from her best bower anchor offhers o* the 4th inst. 7th.-Tho brig London ...

... harbour; she will be laid on the graving bank to-mor- row to be surveyed. Stornsoway, Alarch 4.-Passed here yesterday, The Thomas, Savage, of and for Belfast from Newcastle. When off the liarbour, the master landed to obtain me- dical assistance for one ...

... graver. Mary Ann Cross and Elizabeth Cross, King- ston-npon-Hull, spirit merchants. Joseph Morris, Birmingham, vict-ialler. Thomas Howell, Brighton, builder. Edmund Seddon, Shattleworth, Laucashire, and, Manchester, cotton spinner. Jose hIII Ankrett, Walsall ...