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!larch 16.—Wind this day at noon, N.N.W.,
light airs and cloudy, with rain.
GRAVESEND March 14 —The Emily, and the Happy
Family have been in colliidon of the Leigh ; the lam r sunk;
mew saved. The David, of Galway, for the Clyde, at
anchor here, has been in collision with the brig Janet last,
when the former lost bowsprit and jib-boom.
FALMOUTH, March 15.—The Ann, fur St. John's, New
foundland, did not sail yesterday, as reported.
BRIDLINGTON, March 15.—The Canova, from London to
Sunderland, drove on the reeks near Flamborough Head
yeiterday, but was towed off, with damage.
livid„ March 14.—The Vialka, of this port, left Arch-
angel on the 4th October, and has net yet arrived at her
destination. . .

DEAL, March 15.—W. to W.S.W.—Arrived: Diadem,
St. John's, New Brunswick; Pigeon, Patras; Harmonic,
Rotterdam, for Londonderry; Amphitrite, Rotterdam, for
Surinam ; Triton, Hamburg, and sailed for St. Thomas'a;
H.M.S. Fairy, and Triton, westward. Arrived from the
river: Sunflower, Honduras. Arrived front the river and
wiled: British Empire, Callao • Boadicea, and Olive, St.
John's N.B. ; St. Michael's ; Wetherall, Palermo ;
Sophia Savannah, Galati.
DOVER, March 15.—A x., N.N.W.; P.M., W.S.W.—
Sailed : Active, St. Croix.
PORTSMOUTH, March 14.—N.W.—Arrived, 15th : Devon-
shire, Dublin. Sailed, 15th: H.M.S. Stromboli, west..ard.
Sot rwaxrto, March 15.—Sailed: Iberia, steamer, Leg-
horn.
NEWPORT, March 15.—N.E.—Sailed: John King, and
Louise. Ilavannah ; Britannia, NIASICHA.
CLYDE, March 12.—Hallvards, Demerara.-13th, Bel-
mont, Demerara • Brenda. Trinidad; Harlequin, At. Tho-
mas's ; Jane, Boston, U.S.
FALMOUTH, Marsh 15.—W. to N.N.W.—A.nrived :
Westmoreland, Pernambuco. Sailed: Mary Graham,
Ceylon.
PLYMOUTH, March 15.—N.W.—Arrived: Triad, Callao,
Coax, March 13 —N.N.W.—Arrired : Preis:idler Alder,
ILL London. : Margaret, New York.
BILFAST, Hank 14.—S. W.—Sailed : Snpriz.r, Nair
Now York • New Turk.
Hem.,March 15. —B.W.—Sailed: Sovereign, St. John's,
ARRHYSTWITH, March 14.—The stern of a boat, marked
" Adalis, T. C. Roberts, Niwport, Monmouth, name on
chore at Booth, 11th inst.

LINCOLN ELECTION—Tuts DAY.
We have received by expreee of the Electric Tele-
graph Company, the following state of the poll, at half past
eleven :
Holthouee 346
Humphrey

Monet LODOINO 1101161.—The history of the Edinburgh
model loalgiag-houses presents matter for encouragement in
popular ben.vol, rat movements. The system commenced in
1814, when accommodation was provided fur 62 inmates, at
the rate of 3d. for half a bed, then the current rate of charge
in the very lowest description of houses. At the end of the
first year in October, 1845, the projectors had afforded 4,677
nights' lodgings, but were minus 471.5 e. They did not, how-
ever, despair, but persevered. In October 1846 they had
given ledgiog to 12,797, and turned the financial tables so far
that they hod a surplus of 171. Os. 7d. In October 1847 they
had accommodated 17,886, and increated their surplus to
571. 13s. 10d.