... 1ist Feb,., offithe Island of Mogant,, St. D..mingo, a three-masted vessel, of about 350 tons, on shore, supposed to lie an American; also, passed at vessel afrom 300 to 400 tons. uaster ltiged and abandoned, in lat.3B, ]Oa. 40, of Paris, and shbrt ly afterwards ...

... of provisioei,.Ioaky, and 300) bobes.of tin thrown ovcrbhard;. would navo to rc'dt.-A large briglit sided phip apparcntly American, was sen .on shore'on Laos ie Ida,) w seierl wrecking vessolsalbngslado., w s n ?? Jobnrlpy1er.-rindlqeloadlng at Mobiltefoi ...

... ; from Sumatra for Cowes, and t Tynwald, hence for Montreal. On the let Instant, off Galley o Head, at 6, a m. spoke the American ship Splendid. hl do past 10 a. mn., offeallycotton,-oka the James Gibson, at half- do past7 p.m., spoke the Ann Vondeland ...

... per 70Olbs. via RIDYARD & LEICESTER. Uitl uld SHIP NEWS. cad ,r-rl FRIDAY MOI4NINa, AS PI1IL 8..-WindE. Ites AREIVED. 4t a Minstrel, from Gtoo'on 1)c, c ti tribe Pisea'egeys to Quebre- and Alaria and 1.abclla, Shorhani, ?? Adelajie, from nts. Dublin his ...

... In her hold CLIVDeN, JUnY 12.-A North Americsti bulit vessel, ablout 4SD Itens, nearly new, ooppor-fatened, and laden with American Oak s Dtaves, drifted ?? Baflin Islauid, 8th Inst., botton up. SUNDAY. JULY 17.-Wind S.E. fresh. *5 Thorp, Pocklington, hence ...

... At Standard, Fauset, Demoaa Bombial Alpha, Soo~rra. Cronstadt Cellaos, Wbiteolde, Valparaisor at Victor, Bartlett Boston Minstrel Bay, Maine, Lim.f- Ann. Juniper, Syra Lady Falkiaud, Baker, 51ta1tlartb, Suhr. Perna an ~lifax, N.S . C. oSeence, Roese, ...

... yesterday, leaky, with hull and spars damaged, and part of cargo overboard, and it is eup esed must disebarge. The British barque Minstrel has put into VJgo, leaky, and with cargo (linseed) damaged ?? SATURDAY, JANUARY 4.-Wind S., moderate. x Elizabeth, from ...

... Cornelia, Mhenoolili00 Jovon, Lui6; and Coocheoa Arena-all henwe ait lHavannab. Ct Rialto Mitchell; Albert Gauatin Delano; and American Union, (5hsse-itll hence at New York. - The Liewilyn, Fettle, for the Cape do Verde, put book to Swansea, 18th instant, leaky ...

... era to. eant There wasagnod. consumptive demand foroatmetal atahade tof under tlse ratet of ?? day wieek. fdA good dalat of American dlour was said to counitry millers and 0 o deler, a anadvance of Ie, toles. 6d. per barrel on'the week. Spanish flour was ...

... being readily obtained for both white and yellow. There was a good sale Jar oatmeal, at Gd. per load more money. Holders of American flotr showed great reluctance to Is seel, and most of the choice qunlities offering were cleared off, at an advance of Is ...

... ounces of gold and £505,000, and not £720,010, as reported on e the 22nd Jan. AsIuVED.-Robert and Ann, Moller, from Seville-Minstrel t Boy, Lewis, from Hamburg. SAsIZD.-Loodiansh, for Sydney-Peter, Green, Smyrna- h Lucy Thompson, Pendleton, New York-Luey ...

... Isaac Webb, Bryer; Constantline, Macoduc ; Corra Linn, Risk; and Luconis, Freeman, hence at New, York. Qusuiso, JUNsa 25,-.An American ship, of 155D tens, is re,. ported ashgore at Polist do Rocho Sagoenay ;: but it is thought she will be got off. MONDAY, ...