... derelict on the let inst. by the Shannon, (rms,) at Plymouth.— LADYLOVE, for California, put back to Calcutta previous to May 19, having met with bad weather.—ClTY OF Lamoitz, from Bombay for this port, at Karwar, with loss of foremast and bowspnt.—The ...

... derelict on the Ist inst. by the Shannon, (rms,) at Plymouth.— LADYLOVE, for California, put back to Calcutta previous to May 19, having met with bad weather.—ClTY or LAHORE, from Bombay for this port, at Karwar, with loss of foremast and bowsprit.—The ...

... distress in mid-Atlantic, when a boat, commanded by Mr. Hantford, and manned by a volunteer crew, put off from the Algeria, although a strong gale was blowing at the time, and effected the rescue, the Foldin being at the time in a sinking condition. A sum ...

... Amongst the other passengers were King Peppel, of Bonny, and his brother, Prince Charles, and suite. THE YACHT RACE ACROSS THE ATLANTIC. The English schooner yacht Cambria, Mr. James Ashbury, left Cowes on Saturday morning for Queenstown, and early on the morning ...

... damage, but it was found necessary to transfer 200 miles of cable to her consort. No cause for alarm.—The City of Brooklyn, , rms,) bound hence for New York, was in collision with the schooner GE/SER, of Ramsgate, with a cargo of wine for Belfast, about ...

... at Valparaiso—Daniel Rankin, hence, at Bombay. VESSELS SAILED. MONDAY. DEC. 13. Magellan, (rms,) Valparaiso Jose, (s,) Barcelona Tarifa, (rms,) Norway, (rms,) TUESDAY, Ditc. 14. Boston Demetrius, (s,) Africa' WEDNESDAY, DEC. 15. Manhattan, (s,) New York ...

... CommERCE, which collided with a Bristol steamer, was cut down to the water's edge, aim aftei wards beached to prevent her sinking.--A dismasted ship, (about 700 tons,) in tow of a barque, was passed on May 11, in 40 N, 15 W, by the Daphne, arrived at ...

... three last named. • FEARFUL WEATHER IN THE ATLANTIC. SHIPWRECKS AND LOSS OF LlFE.—Nearly all the vessels which had arrived at New York previous to the 29th October experienced severe weather in the Atlantic, and the number of ships which were disabled ...

... Orleans—lenechina, Bahia—Globe, Huelva — Sutherland, (s,) Hamburg—Charlotte, Savannah. Lotus, (s,) hence at Bordeaux—Samaria, (rms,) hence, at Boston Jan. 12—Prince Patrick, hence, at New Orleans—Florie, hence, at Valparaiso--Manuela, hence, at Havana Dec ...

... would leave on the following day for Bahia—Vigil, from Manilla, at San Francisco previous to Feb. 15—Etna, (rms,) hence, via Halifax; Bremen, (rms,) from Southampton; and E. W. Stetson, from London, at New York Feb. 15—Ajax, (s,) from China, and left Jan ...

... BombayiCordillera. (rms,l Valparaiso Filar, Havenfjord Sir R. G. M'Donnell, Montreal Archibald Fuller, Adelaidel TUESDAY, JUNE 14. Samaria, Crisis,) Boston Bluejacket, Oporto City of Cork, (s,) New York Virginian. Brass River Lagos, (rms,) Africa Lightning ...

... northwest of the Humber, ,tbe mate and crew of the collier brig Charles Henry, of Sunderland, abandoned that vessel in a sinking state. She had lost her rudder and was totally diamasted. The master, John Anson, refused to leave her, and his fate is left ...