... Handeock for New Orleans, B. Z. for New York, Marmion for ditto, galla Marina for Charleston, Indian Queen for .lelbourne, Tayleur for ditto. OFF THE PORT.-The Parker from Demerara, Clifton ship, Harlequin barque. The Advance, of and from Boston to Rio ...

... B. Porter, Parsboro-Commodore, Prince Edward's Island- Alexandria, Stevenson. Baltimore. SAILED.-Indian Queen, till, and Tayleur, Noble, for - Melbourne-Marmion, Hadley, Ncw York-Decima, Baak, Africa-Surinam, M'Kenzie, Rio Janeiro-Gaspe, Vin- cent, L ...

... JbRt sloolo, and lest he ir topmast and ?? Phiwb Mtsev Jo has pitt its vifti mahissail split. Sting )U DUBrLIN, JAN. 22.-The Tayleur (iros sicip), from Liverpool tueI s.for Melbourne, ?? on Lembny. Island, yester- for is r;doy noorning. She struck in a violesi ...

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... (a.) was ashore at Ballycotton. The Rosecommon (a.) from Dublin, with three males, one female, and a child, passengers, ex Tayleur, arrived at this port. The Luconia did not arrive from New York, as lately re- ported. Tbe Appleton, from Mauritius, put into ...

... with losi Oi jib. boom, &r. The Prince (s.) arrived from Dublin this morainga itb 223 of the surviving passengers of the Tayleur, The Victory, steam-tig, arrived from Dublin !ast siogh with goods from the Scotland, ashore in Dubli Bqy, LONDON XARKBTS-IESTEID ...

... JAN. 23.-The steamer Prince returned at two 5 o'clock to day from Lambay, with about 270 souls from the B n wreck of the Tayleur, in a wretched condition, .and many E i severely injuredl. The captain and 13 hands remain on Al rs the island. -The Scotland ...

... their aid to support this insti- tuition. Joseph Richardson, the only passenger who too his berth through Mr Potts, by tie Tayleur, is among the saved. CUSTOcMs PnOMOTION-Mr J. Maxwell, some years tide-surveyor at the port of Sbields, hos been pronioted ...

... not Insured. LiveavPOOL, January 23-The Tayleur, Noble, hence for Melbsurne, has been totally lost off Laambay, and only about 270 people (pa'sengers and crew) o*ut of upwards of 600 have been saved. The Tayleur sailed from the Mersey at noon on Thursday ...

... her masts visible above water. Mr. Thomas Kemp, one of the surviving passengers of the Tayleur, has furnished the following account of the catastrophe :- The Tayleur left Liverpool on, Thursday, at noon, in tow of the steamer Victory, with a fine breeze ...

... interest' of this I cou'ntry, by the total destruction of so many Vessels in the north of England, &o., and that of the Johnt :Tayleur, iutelligence was received this afternoon ofc ,the total loss of the Olinda, steamer, belonging to Ithe Braziiian Steam Navigat ...

... DREADFUL SHIPWRECKS. LOSS OF THE JOHN TAYLEUR. AND ABOUT It 300 LIVES. d Accounts were received at Liverpool on Monday v morning of the total loss of the magnificent new iron ri emigrant-ship John Tayteur,. on the Irish coast, on her *1v passage from ...