... Nov. 10--The St. Leonard, of imd from Guernsey for London, was burnt oftf Cape La Hogue an the 17th inst; crew landed here. GRAVESEND, Nov. 19.-The Radical, from- Sunderland, swhich sank on Muckling Flats oe the l6th, has beeai got ?? and towed up to Londole ...

... but is expected off. r GRANVLi.LE, SEPT. 17.-The Firti, from Charlestown for Ham. ( 8 burg, has sunk in deep water off Cape La Hogue c crew saved. 8 OFF BBAOIY HEAD.-The Eliza from Calcutta. O z0 LONDON MARKETS. THURSDAY, Two P.m. C i NEWOATE AND LEADENHALL ...

... water, but is expected off. GRANVILLE, SEPT. 17.-The Firth, from Charlestown for Ham- burg, has sunk in deep water off Cape La Hogue ; crew saved. OFF BEACoY HEAD.-The Eliza from Calcutta. BRISTOL, SEPF. 23.-Wind W.N.W.-Arrived the Stanley from Richibucto ...

... the Oliver Cromwell for Sydney, and La Hogue for ditto. Came down and enohored, the Eclipse for MaIdeira, and Ivanhoe for Swansea. Coming down, the Joshua for Sydney. Put in and anchored, the Balaldava from Sunderland for Calcutta, and a Prancl line-of ...

... Arcadia from Prince J Edward's Island, and the Queen of the South screw steamer a from Southampton for the Crimes. Sailed the La Hogue for Australia. BRIDGEWATER. OCT. 9.-Arrived the Robert from Quebec. GLOUCESTER, OCT. 8.-Sailed the Galatea for Balaklava ...

... Aikyab. 16. Arrived the Nancy from Rio Grande. *PvLYMOUTH, Nov. 16,-Arrived the Oriental from Quebec, her Majesty's ship La Hogue from the Baltic, and her Ma- jesty's steamer Caradoo from Woolwich for Marseilles. SOUrTcAMPrON, Nov. 16.-Arrived the Trial ...

... from Poole, and the Buchannan from the westward-both for Hartlepool; Ex- cavator from Emsworth for Sunderland; and the Charles Henry brig of Sunderland, Echo brig of Shoreharn, and the Speck brig of Gosport-all three from the west for the north. Pat back ...

... Thomas James from Gloucester for .Quebec, and thee Ellen from Bristol forSt.Thomas;'s. ST. IVES, MARCH 24.-The Ernest brig, of La Hogue, from ~Laneily, struck on the Stones, and has come into the pier in a sinking state, and ran into a small schooner, which ...

... Celebration the Cuaston-kouse was closed. LONDON, MAY 29.-Wind northerly, fresh, and cloudy. GRAVESEND, MAY 29.-Wind N.E., ?? the La Hogue from Sydney, Kandian Chief from Ceylon, Nicholas Heinrich from Galatz, Suffolk from Boston, Earl of Auckland from Rotterdam ...

... Sailed the Nymph for Hong Kong, Moseile for Havre, Henry Reed for Geelong, and the Panther for Boulogne. 29. Ar- rived the La Hogue from Sydney, New South Wales, Baldr fom ortAdelaide, Kandiamn Chief from Ceylon, Susanifad Annip)fronm Porto Ricowiln d from ...

... Raglan for Goule, Ellen for Llane'ly, Lily for Sunderland, Temora for Belfast, Holyrood for Limerick, Brigadier for Newcastle, Citizen for Gos, Astrea for 'Whitby, Perth for Dundee, and the Sunderland for Sunderland. LONDON, AUG. 20.-Wind E. to S., and ?? mode- ...

... CLEARED OUTWARDS.-The Medway for Port Phillip, Buena Moza for Mataizas, Reindeer for Ferrol, Sir James Brook for Singapore, La Hogue for Sydney, Lisette for Hamburg, and Diederich for ditto. IN BALLAST.-TThe Johanna forElsinore, Providentia for ditto, Freya ...