... DEPATURES. THE MARKETS-(THIS DAY). CORN EXCHANGE. The past week's arrivals of all descriptions of Grain were moderate, and of Flour not considerable. The trade manifests a tendency to higher prices. This morning the supply of Wheat from Essex has been ...

... side by the cutter of the Ripon, which by the direction of the superintendent, Air. David- eon, was there to convey him to the ship. As she was getting under weigh, several boats containing English gentlemen and ladies, as well as Maltese and Italians, came ...

... SHIPPING. WEST-PACIFIC LIKE 'ST LI A. /RiLAM>. and TASMANIA. ROVAL MAIL BEKM( The f.tllow.nir STEAMSHII'S will l.»Te Mender for IT:►MAM I K. AUBLAIDK. MELBUI , , S.TI. h.« Maie»iv « Mail* nt Plynwrth. GtfcfllT. Mai p«.,|!re Napl.*. Port Mai-I. and o!ombu ...

... affected by one or other plan should not be allowed to have too much weight, and the shipping interest ahould be aroused to see that a spot is selected which will benefit ships and not dukes, eave humnan lives, and not fill la ndowners' pockets. Sir, no nautical ...

... in Simons Bay. — Her Majesty's Steamer I Thunderbolt, Feb. 10, from Algoa Bay ; Her Majesty's ship i President, from England, Madeira, and Rio. ...

... LOAD-LINE AND SHIPPING. Responding for The Shipping Industry at the annual dinner of Scott's Shipbuilding and Engineering Company's staff, Greenock. Mr. W. R. Austin, of Lloyd's Register, said that at the present time a depression existed so severe ...

... from the Cape; Lord Amberol, I 0th, from Sydney, Jattet, dth, tram Rangoon ; ooghly, 7th, from the Mauritius her Binjenty's ship Conwaey, Sth, from the Nicobar slauads Jobti Heipburnre, 9th, from Blaulmein arid Rangoon; Clown, I Ith, from SIngapore; Miranda ...

... EAST INDIA SHIPPING. Arrivals at Bombay.-Her Majesty's ship Algerine. Thomas. Jan. from Trincomalee; Calcutta, Brown, 19, from New South Wales; levie. Clarke, from Calcutta; Fortfield, Sly, 27, from Muscat; Sirint Hughes, 27, from Bourbon; Sylph, Vlall ...

... SHIP NEWS. AIELANCHOLY ADVENTURE, The Journal du Havre contains the following melancholy, but interesting account of the return of five persons, who had gone out to settle at the Guaza- coalco The Heureuse Union, just returned to Havre from St. Domiugo ...

... LIVERPOOL SHIPPING INTELLIGENCE (Received last nig lit.) Arrived, May IS.—The Valparaiso, Engle, from Charleston; James Grant. James, from Savannah ; Pocobontaa, West, from Philadelphia ; Formosa, Mitchell, from Mobile; John Francis, Bounymtn. and Celia ...

... MAILS TO Hew Tort by American Line steamship I Louis. Aegiet Kb. cii Sonthempton ; by Worth Lloyd ssesa ship Loon, August 9th. gonrhampton ; White Star Line steamship Teutonic. August rid ; by Hamburg- American Line Peers ROnaaret. Angus' 11th. vil S ...

... PRIVATE CORRESPONDESCE. Extract of a letter from an officer in the navy in Portugal to his friends in Kent. His Majesty*s ship Cordelia, Oporto, June 13, 1828. Here we are moored abreast of the convent of St. Antonio, and having chance of vessel bound ...