... Eintrachi, Hendrick, for Emden. Tramp, Legg, 8 for Bayonne. t AtERDsEN, Oct. 23-Williams, Bennington, from Hull. c 24-St. Anfrew, from Davis' StraSts, a lull ship. So.me days ( after leaving tgle ice, Mr. Driig, while in the act of firing at a seagull, ...

... Buenos Ayree, come out of dock to-day, having been put in p9s eais elt her cargo on board, aod sebathed with yellow mietls. atseareestill FO REIGN PO0RTS. wo Sal have heels ADULAIDS ?? Sept. 5-William Stevenson, Williams, 8 Os ,s £7 '7s. s -paAtilunicoe ...

... Mtfraii and Thorlqy COrter troit 'hence for Lisbs.i; Nell', M~asteriaii, for. OpOrto; and Hen, Howard, for (Lbraltar, sailed from Spithead on Saf or_. day se'ilighit; under cotvov of the -Ambuscade frigate.4 'Captainsi Mitchel l * Of hhef Y;O` 6ercnti ...

... :-At Cotton's-Christians, from Goole. At Feannng'e.-Friendstilp, Brown, from Selby. At Gun and Shot-William and Mary, Austwick; Three Anns, Saville ; William, Weormald. from Goole. Ac Clzamherlain'a-Coun- - tees of Durham, Hardy, from Hull. ?? Dec. 5-Mr. ...

... VORTNIGE' MARKET. MAT 14.-The attendanee of buyers and sellers was eonr siderable to.day, and the market unusually enlivened by the influx of servants, this being the day of hiring, similar to the statutes in otheriplaces, and which will be continued yearly ...

... meridian altitude 220 9', and the latitude 530 45' N. to find the declination = 14° 11' S. answering to the 10th day of February and the 31st day of October, 1827. This question has also been answered by Mr. C. Gill, Alpha, Astronomicus, and Mr. J. D. Sollitt ...

... York and Qneenstown. Totali distance- traversed 2,894 knots, equal to 370 knots ?? day, 15.&8 'e knots per hour. Duration of passage from S!andy i Hook to Qaeenstown, 7 days 15 hours 17 minutes. . The shortest run on record. e Loss OF A FISHING BOAT:-A. ...

... Boston ; Accommodation, Ellis, for Wisbechi; Iamb, Draper, :or luston; Frederick stid Belsey. Harman, for Wells John and William, Howard, for London, Eagle. Siminonis Com- merce, Franklin, for Lynn. Wind W. strong gale. At S.oABRo'. 4th inst,-Minerva, Skerry ...

... ople. 18.-Rob Roy (s), Knocker, for Hamburg. Alida Maria, Oetzes, for Kampen. 19.-Eliza, Cook, for Stettin. MaryAtkinson, Howard, for Rouea. Eligberdina, Bossinger, for Kampen. Diana, Gress, for Antwerp. Victoria (s), Draper, for llamburg. 20.-Monarch ...

... Marchj-The ijap'dr, Diclddt, from tlis port. She wvas immediately followed by the pa6ckt 1 hip) Which left Lideripool on, the snide day the Dapper left the Hlumber. 2 A~ turTi Ariadne, 61ilman, from this port. Galled, Itild, from WIhitbly. t~oicord, 1-ornaby, ...

... SHIP NOWS. ARRItVAt.S.-.At lNewv-1orj, The 1ell, of this port, after a passage of 35 days.-At Psrir;a'se, The .-Kisgstoen, Wise, from hence, with cluazih&ng for fifty -thousand Spanieh patriots. We are happy to state the saTe arrival atbeimsaby~of the ...

... From n c A/leo/sepr Neth,', Collie. Fronn W~sbrvch; AlbionTaylor; William and Sarah, Barnes; Harvest Flume, Tindall c From 'iXtiecs, e, GI3sG Merchsaist; Darling. Fron Lynn, s Sisters, Howard, Industry, Hendry Queen, Bouch; G Providence, Bouolto-; Mary, Coink: ...