The Express.
London, England, 1846-09-24 00:00:00

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tta AuLtvan.—Dublin, ti ; Waterford, 3 ; Donaglsa-
dee 2; French, 1; Flanders, I.
lCiounuat' Frpt. til.—Wind this day at noon W.S.W.,
moderate breeze and cloudy.
DEAL, Sept V.— 5.5.11-. to 8.W., Ftrong.—Arrlved.
Cbrietina and Fl•srcutie, Qu.bee. Arrived from the river
Daphne and Apame Abou buy: St. Croix, Jamaica ; Sul-
tana and Sdiva, 314,adore ; the Antonio, of Grans ilk, from
Gothenburg, run on the Go>dwin tiatt.:s this aft moon, filled,
and it is team' will be a total wreck crew eased.
Pournmovrn, Sept. 23.—5. S. W.—Arrived—ll. ht. S.
Plover, Ifong-Kong. Off port—Royal George, St. ;
Domingo, Sierra Leone, for Hamburg; Marperet El IMP,
Icon YGlk. . .

Cowie, Sept. 23.—5. W., squally.—Arrived—Sirius. Cali-
feroia ; Active, Eie Janeiro; Juno, Mantanxas ; May-fl.wer,
New Orleans ; Rapid, Charlton.
TORII/Cr, Sept. 23.—Off—Herald, Rio Janeiro.
CLYDE, Sept. 22.—E.—Atriyed—Merton, St. John's,
N. B. Sailed-13th, Nile, Calcutta, mai not Malta, as
reEorted yesterday; 21st, Ironsides, Galveston.
BALLIPONAGAN BAY, Sept. lb.— Sailed Champlain,
Quebec.
I'Lvmorrn, Sept. 23.—5.5. W., strong lirmas.—A: rived
—British 31onareb, Cunfuegos ; John Willis, Henduras;
Columbia, Pietro, for Newcastle, totally di.-ransu el. Off Post,
Bustruys, Monte Video sailed 25th July, and proceeded for II
Antwerp; lientietta, Havannas and preset: aril Air Antwerp.
Brass ot, Sept. 23.—5.5. W., fresh.—Arrired—Falldand
and Marchioness, of Queenshnry, Quebec. The Pheenix (a),
from Tenby, and the Herald (s.), bound to Hoyle, came ia
contact nt night near the Swab, at the entrance of the
river: both received a little damage.
FAULT:LAND, Sspt. 23.—The Louisa, from Torre Vecchia
to Gothenburg, pat in here yesterday, with damage to be
and stern, and leaky, having been in contact with the Err .st
and C uetav, from Odeaaa to Bremen.
Itrum nuns, Sept. 23.—A bag of Shumae, marked W.,
was picked up yesterday off the North Point, and landed
here.
LEIINCIeIi, Sept. I:i—A ship's boat, abont fourteen feet
luny, with a small yellow stripe and green inside, has baen
picked up at Havana and brought in here.
BILIDLINGIv:e, Sept. 23.—The John and Alai, of and for
Spalding, from Stockton, drove on the rocks on the •iew
peer. is much damaged. but is expected to get off next tide.
PENZANCZ.—Off, Westmcre land, Madras.
DARTIIut:TH, 23.--S.W.—Arrisee—llannah, Que-
bec. The Hannah reports having spoken, off Salcoralie, a
dismastad Russian brig, ur der two lug-sails, making for this
harbour. A dismasted haeque was also passed by her four-
teen days since.
Hum, Sept. 23.—E.S.E.—Arrived—Wm. Ward, Green-
land, with 270 seals, 6 tuns.
Nnwrowr, Sept. 2 I.—Arrived—Lily, Williamaton, e.shited
in, leaky.
Nrw Zz it-VOL.—Extract of a lett'? received at Lloyd's:
" Auckland, New Zealand, 2ith April.—The Gaven.or and
squadr,n are still in the south, and we have had no intelli-
gence of their movements fur newly two months. Report
ear, that the troops have been engaged with the na' ire", in
elsiving them off the disputed land on the Hutt. In the
north, hostilities& ale confined to the native tribe at war
i.ith each other. Several engagements Live tak.n place
within thirty miles of Auckland; and it behoves ge. errant nt
to watch narrowly their movements. We have r. it by any
nieaas a sufficient face in the cv lorry ; from two to three
thousand men will be required betee goyeer,:nent can exer-
cise authority over the aboriginal inhabitants. Th t colonists
here are anxiously looking r reinforecmeot% from: England.

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