... I SHIPPING INTELLIGENOE. DUBLIN SHIPPING LIST-YgsTERDAr. WLND-4Vesterly; light ahd clear Barometer, 30.26 inches. ARIuAlrts-Foreign sterames-Nil. toreign sailing vessels-Nil. Steam colliers-Neiitwater, Newcastle, coals. Steatm coasters-Uobntes- of Dablin ...

... I SHIPPING nMLGN. DURLUN SHIPPING LIST-YcszTaDXv. Baromewr-W. Wind and ?? breeze; fdnec ArrtaForeigu sailing ?? Lines, from Froderickstad, with flooring boards; Ead Derby, from Tacvma. wish wheat Steam colier1-Marlay, Priromse, from Garston; St Margt ...

... SHIPPING INTELL1GENOE. | DUBLIN SHIPPING LIST-4tEBTERDAY. WIND AND WEAThER. N.W. ; strong breeze, with rain. ARRIVALS. The Brothers, from Ellesmnre, with fteanet ; the Ki1 dare, s, from Liverpool, with general goods; the Alex- andraj s, from Holyhead ...

... SHIPPING XNTELLIG SHEIPPING' I ITELLIGENIOE DUBLIN SHIPPING LIST-YBSTERDMY. WVIND. At 5nom., NV., with light breeze; at tl p.m., N.W., with ilgh lareere; smooth sea. AitRIVALs. The following vissels havo. arrived In ?? Rose, t, from. Holyhead, with general ...

... Chaster, va Witth bricks; the Maria, fromz Ayr, with coals h ai , of the Sea, frosis Agr, with cosla,, the Sta r tic - DEPATUR . ' - The Rose, a, for Hlolyhead, with general goods; the eb Ouse, s, for Newcastle, iab ballast -the Tolla, s, for Whht*b4veq ...

... Herad ?? Genea Weller fal and Spain prefers to be moved out ?? by our forces, Admiral Bzune will asve enough ships to accelerate their depature n hot baste. Possibly sb action my not be necessary, hut the Adminiattion i wise to be prs- . ~~~Washinton, ...

... dull. Petroleum steady. Lard opened strong but closed weaker. W- Wheat-Large specu-i lative transactions. Flour firm. Corn-Ship- ment to Europe increasing. Sugar steady. Coffee dull. Iron dull. Cotton receipts, 4,000 bales; Great Britain, 7,000 bales; ...

... iiracb. In viewD of his Pro._ posed; satc with Joh-il.`Suivisan it- has not yibt.een ascrtinjed .-if ,ackn car defert hI depature-r : Ainisii;usdi qter, th tim Mernstionid. We lean .on od aiithority_ th at hn L: Sullivan will aain Visit Ieaindin the course ...

... ~ I h 3d ul Ruseian, steamer, which was Was cgetsdby 'nEnglish fiae bat surceedled y1 luginto Oessa.The commanders ofthluc ships of' the ?? received orders to bold then selves in reai'dines'to sail at a maosentea notice from the i6tb. - - 0 ' - ?? i The ...

... expressed his admiration of their contents, be proceeded by ?? Sculpture gallery to theprincipal entrance. Before taking his depature, at ball past tflD o'clock, he stated to the Duke of Leinater, Mr. Gilbert Saunders, and other gentlemen '*beo bad accompaunid ...

... a drerdl pwreck on the Westwrd iof that port, by an emigrant ship going ashore ou t e roeq off St. Keoche, with 860 emigrants on- bord, and X .eatly all the passengers wer daW6*0.. 'The ship's nan, being omittd in the dispatch grnat anxiety was crested ...

... 'Before. aid arrived four of the inz- bar were drowned.-uamnely, Win. 'Hiaksa ,Trinity pilot; .Walter Legg,.joiner; Walter Hieke, ship car- p enter, all Qf Scill, and a lad iof fouilten; son of ,lr'7Alexailder P hiips, Peurand'e Cfugonisa. No bodieahave been ...