... near Rigs. Thle Agenoria, front Giarnisey, spoke, on 29th ot. the ship Adansat, bound to Cadiz, seven leagues NA.V off Cape la Hogue. 'Iie Eleanor, Wyat, of Hall, ?? Petersburgh to Bristol, is put into $carborough veqf leaky, but appa- rentdy will itot be ...

... hip La Bonrne Citoyenne, erkiizing off St. Andiero, all well on I ise' 17th'ult. Monday. Wind variable. . Arrived his majesty's brig Intelligent, 14 guns, from a eruize, witli her prize L'Ar- rmeide, French schooner, laden with provisions from La Hogue ...

... Wilson; Veracity, Moody, t from Sunderland: Eilbston, Salmon, for Hell. 3-Dnnus, Brown, from Hull. 7-Providence, Winter, fron.Sunder- land; Stockton Packet, Charlton, from Stockton; Unity, Fitcwilliam, from Sunderland. 5-Hope, Thompson, for Whitby. 9-Last ...

... Roads I 23d ult. for supplies, having received some damage. The Erie, Funk, from Havre which wasreported to be wrecked near La Hogue 1st January arrived here yesterday.Il Al.larg e barque supposed English, was. seen on shore 4th I inst. three miles to the ...

... distance of seven leagues. And another fixed light, 0ad tbo ' Lifht of Cape de La Hogue,' bar beenvs onwn on the Gros do Raz Rock, near tbat -Cape. in the department of La Manche. The liehthouse stands in lnt. 49. 43. 22. N. and lnn. I. 57. S. W. of Greenwich ...

... nelr' Caps La Hogue. Crew saved. An onicho' nnd chiain belonging to the Pleiades, of Sanderland, hai been landed at Wiverlfloe. The brig Mary and Jane, Howell, of Plymouth, from Shields, Is off Dover, leaky, The Adelle, Burmeister, from Sunderland. was asslated ...

... very stormy ye-terday, and during the night The Edxchange, Huelin, from Newcastle for Jersey, is totally wrecked near Cape La Hogue; crew saved. Some pieces of wreck. supposed to be part of a steam_ boat, were wished on shore at St. Cruz, Teneriffe. on ...

... Rainbow, of Hlartlepool. Crew saved. 'ite litchiburn, of Sunderland, sunk ont the 1 5th Instant, off Cro. mer S.W. twventy-fire miles. Two of the crew saved. Tire Arnlula, Catt, bound to Sunderland, was on shore near Re arl tie 17th hitttant. The Ceres ...

... r.ms. two French fishermen, named Pierre Erane le Veria and Aimible Caroline ic Vene, natives of Andre- ville, near Cape La Hogue. These poor men soere hlown off from the French coast the 20th inst. and when picked up were in a state of exhaustion they ...

... 6s 2d. Ditto small Os Od to Os Od. Lard Ss 4d to 5s 6d per stone. Butter 3Gs Od to 37s; new do., 40s to 41s per firkin. Sunderland Corn Market, April 22--To-day the market was fairly supplied with Wheat from the farmers, which met a free sale at the rates ...

... 67.; crew saveil. t Cherbourg, Feb. 15.-The Jules et Sophie, Loriot, from Cam- peachy to Havre, was totally lost upon Cape La Hogue last night; crew saved. Brindisi, Feb. 2.-The Voltigeur, Hivon, hence to Marseilles, and the Teraistocle, Perachi, hence ...

... repairing some damage to her rigging, put back again here this morning to repair further datuages sus- taied yesterday off Cape La Hogue. VESSELS SpoltEN WrTti-The Orlando, from Newcastle for New York, on the 26th March, in latitude 41, longitude 48, by the ...