... DEPATURS. Steamer Sir John Lawrenceikndi.,iiy of Khio• and Ship Loch L)ng. FRIDAY, 12. ARRIVALS. Ship City of Llbore (B.) Andrew Ewing, Glasgow ;15th August. Steamer Comtnilla (B.) John Hart, Rangoon Bth December. Steamerlwa (B.) J. Paterson. Singapore ...

... FOREIGN MAILS. DEPATURE , . Tint (ad, Captain Parnell tr. and 10, will end I it- New York. rut with the mails for the States and C. del.b United Mateo, We Inc the Oat February. the letter.hos 6t the Postod tot cloths 30 pa, as& with hal/penny Mite lee ...

... side by the cutter of the Ripon, which by the direction of the superintendent, Air. David- eon, was there to convey him to the ship. As she was getting under weigh, several boats containing English gentlemen and ladies, as well as Maltese and Italians, came ...

... that seemed to rest upon the very water The in- vill' toryal'was occupied by, the sailors of the royal yacht, ret,. in Shipping'- an almost fabulous quantity lof ,bagage Us w~ith. characteristic glee and rapidit, and by some speculative bohtninn, with ...

... BOMBAY SHIPPING. WE have to announce the following arrivali and Depa•ture A RRIVAL.A.-11 th JO, .-Ship J. Jeejeebloy, G. T. Master, from China 10th May, and Anjer ltlth June 1851. Co•sibelaunus, John Armstrong, Master, from Aden 14 July 1811. DEPARTCRR ...

... SHIPPING INTELLIGENCE ARRIVALS AT DUNDEE. Grey Dock. 14—Burgormeister Rickerd s.8., Thom- Croekness, ston ing William 14—Ferrifer s.s., Patterson, Sunder- land, cement. DEPATURES FROM DUNDEE. 14—Wave, Smith, Holy Island, coals; Ceres, Humphrey, Tayport ...

... SHIPPING SUMMARY. THE 11ATAIIIIA, FROM LONDON. The New Zealand Shipping Company's barque Matters, Captain A. Brown (last here in the Wsipa), arrived from London. on April 24, after • or 100 days from that port , and 91 d r ys or to land. is the first ...

... SHIPPING -N3 S. REPORTED LOSS OF A S-qjp AND ALL HANDS. The Press Assaciation's Skibiereen - dent telegrphs that a report reecbed :; e> on Saterday night that a Large '-hp h - wrecked to the west of CatzAtownsheae,,. bands drowned. Deails of the casnW ...

... I SHIPPING INTELLIGENOE. DUBLIN SHIPPING LIST-YgsTERDAr. WLND-4Vesterly; light ahd clear Barometer, 30.26 inches. ARIuAlrts-Foreign sterames-Nil. toreign sailing vessels-Nil. Steam colliers-Neiitwater, Newcastle, coals. Steatm coasters-Uobntes- of Dablin ...

... I SHIPPING nMLGN. DURLUN SHIPPING LIST-YcszTaDXv. Baromewr-W. Wind and ?? breeze; fdnec ArrtaForeigu sailing ?? Lines, from Froderickstad, with flooring boards; Ead Derby, from Tacvma. wish wheat Steam colier1-Marlay, Priromse, from Garston; St Margt ...

... affected by one or other plan should not be allowed to have too much weight, and the shipping interest ahould be aroused to see that a spot is selected which will benefit ships and not dukes, eave humnan lives, and not fill la ndowners' pockets. Sir, no nautical ...

... SHIPPING INTELL1GENOE. | DUBLIN SHIPPING LIST-4tEBTERDAY. WIND AND WEAThER. N.W. ; strong breeze, with rain. ARRIVALS. The Brothers, from Ellesmnre, with fteanet ; the Ki1 dare, s, from Liverpool, with general goods; the Alex- andraj s, from Holyhead ...