The Express.
London, England, 1849-01-08 00:00:00

SHIPPING.

DIAL. Jas. 6.—Arrived: the Mary Which, and sailed for
Liverpol. Arrived from the river and sailed : Lich. Hand,
Hobart Town ; Lady JooelynLCochin; Queen Dowager, Cape
Coast Castle ; Rdmond, and Regina, Sierra Leone;` Wilber-
force, Barhadoes; Robert, St. Kitt's; Ottawa, Mobile;
Galatea, 81. Michael's; Challenger, Genoa; Lady Wright,
Palermo ; lone, Malta ; Mar 7, Valencia.
PLYMOUTH, Jan. 6.—Arnved : Devonshire at., London,
for Dublin ; Shannon at , Dublin, (or London. 4th, Sailed :
Ipairioh, Cadiz. 6th, David Malcolm, Adelaide, B.A.
lumacoann, Jan. 6.—Most of the vesicle is Molts Bay,
which smiled this morning, are now running back, the wind
being 8.N.8.
DUBLIN. Jan. 4.—B.—Arrived: Athlone (5.), Coleraine;
Scotia, Caen. Sailed ; Thostiss Wright, New Orleans ;
Odessa, New York ; Chatham, Palermo.
DotesoaL, lea. 3 —The Hope, of Annan, went on shore
at the Rosen, en the 16th ult., and had her rudder broken.
The Pursuit, of and for align from Liverpool, pat into the
Roues recipes to the 31st ult., with 6 feet water in her bold,
and with part of ergo thrown overboard and decks swept.
A schooner, with loss of all her canvass, was seen about sixty
miles off the Mores, by the Gem, arrived her..
°Lammas, lan. 3.—The King of the Forest, bon, Mar-
seilles, for Cerk er Fa month, which went on shore on Ar-
dash Sand, ea the 6th alt., has got farther in on the strand,
and her fasteraisgs have aL hurst ; she now lies much bedded
la the sand, and within three feet of the cliff.

Paucities, Jae 4.—The chasse-marke Jenne Marie, of
sad far Nantes, from Bridgewater, anchored last night in
White Sand Bay; afterwards drove athwart the bows 01 the
Petronille, from Liverpool, for Band, when she was forced
to eat away her saismast and cable; she drifted out to sea,
and has not rime beau heard of; the crew escaped on board
the Petronille.

Dottaxas, 1. M., lass. 3.—The Mona's Isle, of Besanutria,
from Newcastle, for Dublin, was assisted in here on the 25th
in a sinking state, having several feet of wiser in her
hold, and with loos of balwarks, sails, and main-boom, hay-
mar easouatered severe gales.
Luca, Jan. 4.—Tbs Ina, which arrived here yesterday
from Konigsberg for London, has pumps choked, and must
& charge.
BELPAAT, lan. 3. —The James, for Newry, in beating out
this morning, went oa shore in 'he Lough ; after dis&arg.
leg part of eases, oh e was enabled to got off, and has put
back leaky ; the St. Waif/ace, hence to Bordeaux, has put
back with damage, and meat repair.
Sr. Mar, Lone law ND. Dec. 28.—The Eclipse, of and
hr Dundee, was wall), wrecked, on the 24th inst., in
Lockekeeort h•rbour; pert of cargo (hemp and linseed)
expected to be saved ; crew limed.
DTATANGER, Dec. 13.—Vhr Cialathea, of Hamburg, lying
at Tsnanger, bound for ri. Janeiro, drifted against the
rocks daring a gale on the Mk inst., and knocked off her
redder.
YSTADT, Dec. 22.—Ths Suss of Hull, from Et. Peters-
burg, for Lyndon was stranded flandhammer, on the 19th
inst. ; cargo expected to be saved, bust the vessel, it is feared,
will be a wreck. The Eclipse, (Won Pills., for Harwich,
was stranded at Seadhem thu morn tam and is full of water.
DANTZIC, Dec. 30.—Tbe Columbus, liana for Newearle,
is reported to be on shore on Hale, mad as a vessel of her
site septet now reported to be in sigh t, It is possible it may
be her.
Peals, Jan. 4.—The Occidental, frt.= Martinique, for
Havre, which put into Cherbourg on the nth ult., has re-
ceived considerable damage and must be' surveyed. sth,
the Victorieux, from Martinique, for Marseilles, was totally
lost on the 22nd ult., near the mouth of the tfer Lobregat ;
crew (with the exception of as apprentice) dr lwited.
MADEIRA, Dec. 19.—The Senhor dte Pusos, from Deme-
rara, in ballast, and the Eugenia, from Gibraltar, with corn
(partly dischargest), were wrecked, on the 10th instant, at
this port; crews saved, u also the remainder of LW, eugo of
the latter.