... Newcastle, was resumed at the Guild- hail, Newcastle, yesterday, when the evidence of Chas. Lavell, one of the crew of the smack Thomas, of Grimsby, which saved Dinning, (the only survivor of the St. Bede), was given. He saw the Black Swan after the collision ...

... Miles Cadle, P.M., M.E.Z. ; Mr. Jno. Settle, ?? Mr. J. G. Thompson, P.M.; Mr. R. Graham, P.M.; Mr. W. N. Watson, S.W.; Mr. Thomas Walker, Mr. J. V. Carter, Mr. G. C. Whitwell, Mr. T. Wrightson, Mr. F. Best, junr.; Mr. C. A. Head, Mr. Jno. Hunton, P.M. ...

... 3.-Rajalh's (s), Hepple (4), from Sunderland; British Queen (),Wright (5), from Hartlepool. Cuxuxvrnw Feb. 3.-Kelloe (s), Hardy, from Sunderland; Gitana (s), Bulman (5), from Hartle- pool. BeEST, Feb. 2.-Marie Therese, Ordronneau, from Middlesbrough. ...

... The captain and crew of the Elizabeth Mary, foun in all, were taken off and landed at Penzance by the schooner Elizabeth and Thomas. SHIP LAUNCH AT WEST HARTLEPOOL. Messrs. Denton, Gray, and Co., launched on Sa- turday, at West Hartlepool, aniron screw-steamer ...

... tilllnworth (s s), London.-Sdinys: Kate, Port Aasder'nere ; Enterprise, MKargate; lose Hill, Jersey ; Fanny Robson, Margate Thomas Beaumont, Rochester; Ellis, Croiner Wells Packet, and Southwvick, Southnwold; Flora, amid William, Scarbrough; Royal George ...

... on Wednes- day, from New York, it appears that the captain of the steamer Merrimac, which had reached New l York from St. Thomas, Para, Pernambuco, Bahia, and Rio Janeiro, reports that on the 21st March, when in lat. 36-10, long. 75-04, his vessel passed ...

... in: The Ardent, Mail, from Londondeary, and sailed oln the 30th for Sunderland. STrUTIEs, April 7.- Off - The Lively, Jane Thomas, WVilliam, with several light vessels. SxAnAll, April 7.-Captain Patrick, of the brigantine Isis, of and from Yarmouth for ...

... Middlcton, Mr. D. Iveson, Mr. Wmi. Dent, Mr. S. B. C. Waird, Mr. Samuel Rowlandson, Mr. Robert Thornton, Mr. G. Chap- rmn, Mr. Thomas Applegarth, Mr. Francis Robinson, Mr. Robert Wade, and Mr. George Hodgeson. The report of the Building Committee was presented ...

... Fran Peta, Janssen, ne Riga. he SEA.M. - Arcivale: May 8, William, Hast- sce ings ; John Watson, Lowestoft; George and he Thomas, Lowestoft; Gratilwell, Lowestoft; North m, Star, Lowestoft; Veracity, Searbro'; Margaret antl Ann, London; Ocean Queen, London ...

... Kermod, Copenhagen; Preusse, Dantzic; Jane and Ellen, Boston. MmDnnEsaaouGn, June 23.-A-rirals: Cobden (s s), Bilton, Hamburg; Thomas Vaughan (s s), Walker, Rotterdam; Glenmore (s s), Redshaw, Rotterdam; Anne; Mary Jane, Fowey; Glencairn (s s), Longstaff, ...

... Elizabeth, s Baker, for Poole; both from Middlesbrough. (30), e The Pelican, frosa Hartlepool for Hastings, 13 s days; William and Thomas, fromn Hartlepool for Hlastinugs. P NEWuHIAVEN, Oct. 30.-Put in ?? Isabella, Price, for Portsmouth : Ehzabeth d Aaron, Lee ...

... stone; Isabel, Robert- son, from Aberdeen, props; Gratitude, Mauld, from Quebec, timber; Snmue, Smith, for Rotter- dam, iron; Thomas Vaughan, Walker, for Stettin, s iron; Sixty-six, Trafitt, for IGraugemouth, iron; Leda, Sword, forNewcastle, iron stone ; ...