... Mfessrs Robson's timber yard, Monkwearmouth, was caught by a sudden gust, which caused it to entirely collapse. No shipping casualties are reported. The wind moderated towards evening. CHESTER-LE-STREET. A gale of very great violence began to blow. early ...

... 26 hands, all of whom perished. The Osseo was an iron- built ship of 1,399 tons register, owned by Mr Bartholomew H. M'Corkeel, of Richmond, Lon- donderry. It is not known whether the ship was outward or inward boned, but from papers c washed ashore it ...

... protests against the line of tele- graph between Malta and Alexandria being al- lowed to be under the control of Austria. SHIPPING INTELLIGENCE.-Amsterdam, Apri 6.-The Excavador, from Newcastle, has foun- dered; the WiUniam paoket,with eoals, stranded; ...

... 1 4GOTHENBURG once a week during the season-usual casualties excepted. Splendid .ceommodation for pass S sengers. For further information apply to the Company. si e - IDDLESBROUGH & LONDON STEAM SHIP g MiV± PING OOMPANY.-The splendid full powered a Screw ...

... SHIPPING AND EMIGRATION. D 'vNSIGNEE WANTED, for 56 tone of BAR IRBN, r ?? from Hudik~val, per ship ltemembrance. -Apply to R. DICKENSON, itnilway Wharf, Stockton- I on-Tees. 9* 11 S TEAM COMMUiVICATON between HULL and i WYBUBG. For freight aun iurthor ...

... received notice of reduction in wages varying from 5 to 10 per cent., according to rate Of of wages. Those belonging to the Iron Ship- ni builders' Society have resolved to resist the th reduction, and to ask the masters to adopt the re eight hours (lay on ...

... Colossus or -Nile. The Duke of Wellington, Orion, Jaames Watt, and Majestic, as well as the French ships Tourville and Duquesne, will remain awhile. When the ships arrived, leave of absence to the ex- tent Of ten days was in some instances given, but this is ...

... would have been in vain to check the devas- tation which muet have been caused by these floating masses if the remains of the ships burnt earlier in the evening had not acted as a kind of breakwater to their movements. The great mass, therefore, of this liquid ...