... when the coals are whipped from the ships to the merchants' barges. It includes-i st, the value of the coals at the pit s I mouth; 2d, the expense of transit from the pit , to the ship; 3d, the freight of the ship to Lon- don; 4th, the Thames dues ; and ...

... from 3Marseilles, for the JIAauritius. The South Esk, Cook, froim Cronstadt, for Gloucester, put back again, from Cronstadt. CASUALTY. Nc-tv Yonia, DrIc. 8.-The Sailor Prince, MIPechney, of Bel- fast, from Liverplol, for New Orleans, vas wreckced on a reef ...

... CLIFTON. FOR PORT PHILLIP AND SYDNEY, f fine fast-sailing Frigate-built Ship CULLODEN, Al, 1000 Tons Burthen, Henry Ferguson, Commander, Lying the Jetty, London Docks. This Ship has spacious Poop, and very superior accommodations for Cabin Passengers ...

... Purcell, at Queen*. own, wants 10U to complete her crew to 730 for lor. ign service. Captain Yates, of her Majesty's ship Illustrious, flag ship of Hear Admiral Prescott, m this harbour, is on Admiralty leave until the loth of January. Thk Annual Promotions ...

... SHIPPING INTBLLIGFNCB. 50moar OxeuspendeaW, the Shipping l(iazette,' sand ' L~yd's List. CASUALTIES. 'a sunken vessel has been discovered near Burbo Flats.- Liverpool, Dee, 31. Anne, Falconer, from Welgast for Leith, has been brought in here to-day ...

... their Feu-Duties within a certain period after the day of sale. The foregoing Lots will be exposed for Yearly Feu-Duties and Casualties applicable to tbe Lots respectively. The Plan of the Lots and Articles of Roup may be seen, on application to the Town Clerks ...

... rape for Spring feeding may be taken. The wheat requires ten mouths to mature, is an exhausting crop, and is liable to many casualties. At a moderate estimate, therefore, the beet-root, which does not scourge the soil, is more profitable than the wheat. With ...

... always f fh S b • h fl ot e wi e superior to tat o 441 to 451, and other sorts at 42/ to 44/ per tun, and an c h a i r . London Ship •.••• • • • marine _, , . 12s.per share 100 0016 0 9 jeopardised. At that to have cattle on hand, so that the butcher ...

... SHIPPING INTELLIGENCE. Mai o' t CASUALTIES. Gipsey, of London, frOhl c .l7llllani, was totally wrecked near Halifax, Dec. 12. Hearts of Oak, Dibbin, from Newfoundland for Lcithorn, was towed in here yesterday, leaky, and with other da. mage.—Poole, Dee ...

... India steam-ship Thames, Capt. Allen, arrived at Mobile from Havana on the sth inst. On the 13th instant tho steam-ships Ohio, Crescent City, and Cherokee, left New-York forchagres, with 332 passen- gers, as rotas for California. Ihe steam-ship Herrman arrived ...

... systematically offered to their Protestant brethren in the sister country. We cannot but record our admiration of your lord- ship's dignified demeanour and Christian patience under the trying circumstances in which you have been so unwarrantably placed; ...

... , on the 30tb alt. NEWRY—Dec. 30 sad 31: Wind N., frosty. The Serapbine, of Newry. lying in Warrenpoint dock, being a high ship, her stem rested on the stern of the brig Hope, of Whitehaven, which caused great damage to the brig. The Olive Branch, of ...