... SHIPPING CASUALTIES. Milford. Nov. 18.-The Sir WValter Scott, Brewer, from Cadiz for Leith, put in to-day, with loss of two chain-plates, shrouds, k-c. Galway, Nov. 1S.-The Newcastle, of and from Glasgow for f Tralee, put into this port, with sails split ...

... msing. ' It lhas the appearance of- having been used for a bulkhead board.. - . ' - bo*ZLcxGxoE. N.Z., April.. ?? The shipping casualties for the mnth are confuned to a severe gale~in Auckland barbour, 'bywb.;chseveral o. the coasting vessels were lost, ...

... Hebe, Lieut.-Com. D. MID. Gordon-Alligator hospital ship, Master Com. King, and Minden storeship, to be in charge of Mr Tacker, master, on her pasoage, were at Hong Kong Aug. 27. Sapphire, troop ship, sailed from Hong Kong Aug. 22, for the northern ports ...

... Dunkirk, goods. DEAL, Feb. 15.-The Mary Ann, Lawson, arrived here from Sulina, reports having passed the quarter deck of a large ship, with apartof stern post attached, on the 8th Feb. off Berry Head, and every day after. wards up to the 13th fell in with large ...

... unshipped it, and dischlarged ther cargo. LaiziacK, Oct. 24.-4 . tblew a heavy gale from east, Oct. ~20, wbe~n the foiloviing casualties occurred'd: tb'e l~fai&z(smlulck;, drove' asli'ore at tGratnera and became a wieck'; the''Sylfih;,smack9l, 'drove ashore ...

... Shipping Entelligence. SOUND LIST. October 2.—Anna, Berg, Banff, Stettin. Winds at Elsinore. — Oct. 2. SE. SSW.— 3. W. NW WNW.—4. W. FROM LLOYD'S LIST. Yarmouth, Oct. 5.—The Adventure, Hutton, of Kirkcaldy, from Grangemouth to Alexandria, lost both anchors ...

... apparently but a short time in the water, were picked up on the coast of Carnac 11th and 12th Jan., and it was feared that some casualty had happened in that neighbourhood. Cubjz, Jan. 14.-The General Warner (American barque), Taylor, from New York, with oars ...

... of icon- ,jdrileg the arbitrary and oppressive powers vested LI c ;e moard of Trade by the Merchant Shipping a! ,in cases of casualties to merchant ships. Walter h ?? . Master of the Trinity House, was called fr LI 0 presidc*,IA N ?? were met to-day to ...

... THE DISCO PE R F SHIPS. The necessary arrangements fer the departure of the Hecla and Fury discovery ships for the ?? sea are now complete, and it is supposed they will sail on Saturday or Sunday next. Every advantage has been taken of the ex- perience ...

... SHIPPING INTELLIGENCE. On Tuesday night, the brigs Fanny, Hebe, Mary, and % d Active, of Whitehaven, were driven on shore near Work. ington, but will probably be got oif without mauch damage. The brig Dave, Captain Wilson, of Whitehaven, was also driven ...

... weeks since, the Cornet, Irocious, out niateen months, with 100 tons. During her voyage has not heard of any accident or casualty to any vessel. rrom Lloyd's List, Ifarch 3. Deal, Fcbruary 28.-The Urania, Bergh, from Monte Virlro to Lomron, was run on ...

... this coast for tbet last foitnight, c feared to thst it'would hays, ere now, been -our painful duty to st rscnorst many casualties in the channel and on the neigh. bouring shores, but we are glad to state that hitherto no accounts of any serious disasters ...