The Express.
London, England, 1849-01-24 00:00:00

SHIPPING.

Dam., Jam 22. —W.N.W. —Arrived : Elizabeth, and
Camibetaansa, Calcutta; Bellboys*, Singapore. Arrived
from the river: liennaid, Bombay; Cairo, Jamaica; Under-
lay, Swansea, &c.; Diapatoh, Algoa Bay Ada, Yogador.
Arrived from the river and sailed : Caine, Bombay.
Powramoms, Jan. fl.—N.Sll.—Arrtved : H.M.S. Bittern,
Sierra Leone._
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23.—W.N.W.—Arrived: Richard, New-
foundland; William Whitty, Termuouth. Sailed: Juverna,
Cork; Victory, Waterford; Osprey, Tenby ; County of Pem-
broke, Swansea.
DOVER, Jan. 22.—The Tigris, from Ceylon, for London,
which CAME on shore about two miles to the westward of
this harbour to-day, is bilged, has filled, and it is feared will
be a total wreck. The careo is being dietharW into boats,
and brought in here. About 700 bales of .namon have
already been got out.
LIVIRPOOL Jac. 24.—N.N.W , fresh.—Arrivod : Susan.
mak Cch
ioge,Buenos Ayres. Off : An American ship, with
leas of raider • Aseto-Ameriean, Boston ; Countess of Sef-
ton, Callao ; Citoiot, Baena' Ayres ; Globe (brig), and Agnes
(schooner).
Mime, from Civita Vecchia, at Waterford ; Livia, from
St. John'., at Kingstown.
CORY, JOEL 22.--W.S.W , very strong and squally.—Ar-
rived Iltheldred, Honduras ; Mary, Galata; Altana, Lig-
ney ; Augusta, St. Michael's; Columbine, Rio Grande;
Levant, Callao ; Eleven, Odessa ; Lord Montgomery, Li-
anas, with loss of rudder, head-salle, &c., and leaky.
beAled : H.Y. steamer Sprightly..
Wzivonti, Jan 22.—The Invincible, from Constantinople
to Cork, was totally wrecked last night, in Bellyteogne Bay ;
grew saved. _ . .

Huu., Jan. 22.—1 t has been blowing • severe gals here
sines Saturday from S.W. to W., but is new more moderate.
The Commerce, which mailed hence for Sligo on the 19th
instant, has put beck, with low of foremast and other
damage, having been in contact with the Premien brig Mar-
tha and Max, in the Humber, this owning. A brig was
driven on shore yesterday on the Sank Band, but is expected
off aext tide.
KAMM/ATI, Jan. 22.—The Armin, from Heath for Ham-
burg, which was abandoned in the Downs yesterday, and
attetwards pat On shore, was got off after &charging part of
cargo , and brovght in here.
WITINKOZ, Jan. 23.—The Victoria, from South Shields,
went on shore ea the Gi.nfleet Sand on the 20th iastant, but
Mee off with assistance, on' proceeded.
WIBTFOIT, Jan. 21.—The Gem, from New York for
Galway, which went on shore on the 18th inst., in Killeries
Harbour, was floated off and put on shore in another pert of
the harbour; she be making water fast, and her bottom is
supposed to be injured ; the cargo la.heated and damaged.
Jan. 21.—The Heir Apparent, for Liverpool,
from Limerick, went on shore near this place to day, but, if
the weather modeeate, will be get off without discharging.
Waxman, Jan. 21.—The Proteus, from Liverpool for
Newfoundland, struck on the Long Bank, off this port, en
the 19th inst., but got off and sank in twelve fathoms of
water; crew saved.
Ostannocx, Jan. 20 —The Ocean steamer, from Dublin,
is en share near this plane.
Ceiuue RTAM, Jan. 19.—The &wheelie, from Balling, for
Port St. Mary, has put in here with dam sge, and leaky.
CADIZ, Jan. 12.—The Comet, from Ramsgate, for St.
Mich., re, sunk atter being in contact, in lat. 44, long., with
the Midlothian, from London, for New South Wales; crew
Paved and brought in here by the North Ash, arrived from
Newcastle.
ORIMIT•D Jan. 3.—The Haabet, from Rudkiobing, for
Hull, has put in hare with cargo much heated, and has dis-
charged. A portion of her cargo is so much damaged that
it will be sold.
GUIIIINRCRO, Jan. 10.—The Rapid brig
-has been cut
in through the ice as far as Hustenwerft, and is discharging
there The outward-b nand yawls, Louise, Kong Storrs,
and Martina, are frozen in off Wolfsbore.
CHRISTIANBAND, Jan. 7. The Fortuna, for London,
which put in here on the 27th ult., leaky, and with pumps
choked, must disrharge.
HAMBURG, Jan. 19.—The Hudson, from Porto Rios, was
loot off the Weser, previous to the 18th inst. ; crew saved.
ANrwrar, Jan. 22.—The Emma and Louis., from Batavia,
fir Antaterdam, has been totally lost on the Goodwin Sands;
moor and passe teen drowned.
SOVRAIATA, Nov 17.—The Palsnira, from ffs dney, New
South Wales, for India, was totally lost on a coral reef, near
the Island of Tender, in the Java Sea, on the 7th ult.; crew
saved.
New YORK, Dec. 27.—The wreck of a vemel, bottom up,
was posed on the 14th inst., in lat. 38, long. 72, and on the
15th the bead of a vessel's mast. The Callao, from Hem
burg, for New 0-leans, which was on shore on Orange Key
on the 30th ult., was assisted off or the Zed inst., without
material damage, and has arrived at her destination. Jan. 6,
The Rambler, from St. George's, New Brunswick, for Bas-
t is, was stranded on Deer Island, daring a snow storm, on
the 30th ult. ; crew saved. Part of the forgo of the London,
of Bath, United States, from New Orleans, for Liverpool,
on shore between Cardenas and Havana, has been saved.
The Indus, from Rio Janeiro for Baltimore, went on shore
four miles N.B. of Smith's Island, on the 27th ult., and sub
eequently went to pieces. The wreck of a vessel, supposed
to be • North American brig, lumber laden and water-
logged, was fallen in with oa the Bth November, in lat. 35,
lone. 67, by the Pilgrim, arrived at Jamaica. The brig Ann,
of Yarmouth, Nova Scotia, hence for Portland, in going out
of dock, came in contact with the side of the gateway, and
Bee very badly.
Stew, Jen. 2.—The Finland, from Odessa for Cork or
Falmouth, has put into this port leaky, after being on shore
near Gallipoli, and must discharge.
Hatirax, Jan. 12.—The Henry Duncan, from St. John's,
N. B , for Portsmouth, which struck upon a reef in making
Prospect Harbour. on the 23rd ult., has been towed in here
The Sylph, from St. Thomas's to Lunenburg, was totally
wrecked on the Blue Rocks, at the mouth of the Lunenburg
Harbour, on the 28th ult.; crew saved. The Huntress,
brigantine! of Tarzueuth, went on shore at the entrance of
Liverpool Harbour, on the 28th ult., but came off with slight
• damp.
Mzestna, Jae. B.—The Mary. from Alexandria, for Cork,
was -reeked at Attests', previous to the sth inst.; crew and
and a small part of the cargo (hewn) saved.
UOIHATZR, Jan 18.—A 13.11frims schooner, with a cargo
of rice, iron America, for Hamburg, is off Ithliorolaad, but
prevented by the heavy fog from getting into the Bibs.