The Express.
London, England, 1846-10-23 00:00:00

SHIPPING.

MAILI ARRIVED.-2 Dublin; 1 Donaghadee ; I French;
1 Flanders.

LONDON, Oct. 23.—Wind this day at noon, W., fresh
breeze and fine cloudy weather.
Deas,, Oct. 22.—W., fresh and cloudy.—Arrived : At-
wieb, Patagonia, and sailed for Bull ; Westbrook, Porto
Rico ; Hems, St. Domingo ; Elise, Barliadoeq, and sailed for
Bremen ; Rambler, Quebec, and sailed for Stockton. Put
back Pacific, for Alexandria; Cuthbert Young, for Malta;
George Metcalfe, for Carthagenia. Part of the stores of the
Mary Ann, stranded yesterday, have been landed here. The
Pidelite, from the Island de Rhe to St. Valery-sur-somme,
lost an anchor and part of chain yesterday, and proceeded
for Margate Roads.
SittEtps, Oct. 22.—N.—Rom Bowling, Quebec. The
Crown, from Coleraine to St. John's, N. 8.; has put in here
(out 35 days), having been struck by several heavy seas, and
lost bulwarks, &c.
Poicrestorru, Oct. 22.—W. to W.N.W., a hard gale, and
squally. Put back: Florinda, for Ceylon; Grace Darling,
Madeira. It has blown all night and to-day a hard gale, at
W. to W.N.W., without any appearance of abatement.
PLYMOUTH, Oct. 22.—S.W.—Arrived: Orestev, Hondu-
ras ; General Sale, Liverpool, for China, leaky, and loss of
eutwater, by a heavy sea. Put back : Industrious, South
Carolina.

CLYDE, Oct. 21.—Arrived: Clansman, and the Mary
Glover, New York ; Royal William, Newfoundland. Sided:
Charlotte Harrison, Demerara.
MUMBLES Rosin, Oct. 21.—Arrived Pascoe Orenfell,
Cuba.

Bt:ne, Oct. 22.—The Eliza of and from Liverpool to Val-
parasio, is on shore on the rocks, at the lindercliffe Stowe,
and will probably go to pieces ; crew and passengers saved.
Two large vessels are in the bay disabled.
BI /PORT, Oct. 21.—Part of a door stamped with the
I word Ilopswell (burnt in), and several pieces of a wreck,
apparently of a barge, have been picked up here.
BIDEIVH.D, Oct. 22.—The shipping in the bay rode out the
terrific gale of last night safely. A log of mahogany marked
INI-3, has been picked up on the coat.
t'A nn, Oct. 21.—1 t is blowing a gale from W. toN.W.
There arc 19 brigs and schooners, laden, names unknown,
off, and should the gale continue and the wind shift more to
the north, the whole must come on shore.

Durrnast, Oct. 21.—The Ebenezer, from Newport to
Grangmouth, is on shore on the reef of rocks, near the har-
bour; crew saved.
FALMOUTH, Oct. 22.—1 t has blown a gale from W. to
N.W. since yesterday, which still continues, accompaniedtby
violent squalls.
GIIIMSBY, Oct. 22.—The Jane, from London to Wake-
field, has been towed in here leaky and cargo shifted. A
wreck, apparently half a billybouy, was seen off Dimlington
on the 19th inst., and part of the floor timber of a large ves-
sel, copper fastened, with two barrels of tar, marked 46, by
H.M.S. Lapwing, arrived here.
Y•ifflovrit, Oct. 21. The Mary, from Loadon, to
Lowcstoff, which got on the North Pier, has been a•sisted off,
and will discharge. The Halifax, from Sunderland, to New-
haven, is in the roads leaky, with lose of bulwarks, and part
of sails, &c. The Rebecca, front Shields to Brezham, in
coming into the harbour, came in contact with a smack,
which carried away the bowsprit, and did other damage.
TORBAY, Oct. 21.—N.W., strong.—Arrived
Sappho, Cape of Good Hope. The Ripon (s.), from South-
ampton to Alexandria, has put in with loss of rudder, &c.
The mails have been landed and returned to the General
Post-office.
PENZANCE, Oct. 20.—Off: Rhodes, St. John's, N.B. ; and
also a steamer, a large schooner.
TENDY, Oct. 19.—Arrived : Perseverance, Newport, for
Cork, leaky ; Kate, of Sunderland, for London, leaky.
Coax., Oct 20.—Arrived: Giaour, Jamaica.
DONEGAL, Oct. 18.—Sailed: Ann, St. John's, N.B.
LEITH, Oct. 20.—Sailed: Sylphiden, Boston (A.)
HARTLEPOOL„ Oct. 21.—The Concord, from Ramsgate, in
entering, struck the ground, and will be landed on the Grid-
iron for survey.
BRIDLINGTON, Oct. 21.—The Trusty went on the beach
this morning, and is discharging.
SHOREHAM, Oct. 21.—The stern part of • boat, painted
inside and out " L'Aurore, St. Maio," was picked up this
morning on the beach here.
PORTLEVEN, Oct. 20.—A large water-cask, marked
" Ocean," was picked up off this port yesterday. The Betsy,
of and from Blyth to Portsmouth, grounded on the Broadsted
Knowles 20th inst., but came off soon after, without any ap-
parent damage.
MILFORD, Oct. 21.—1 t blew a very heavy gale last night
from S.W. to S., and at about 4 cm., shifted to the west-
ward, with heavy squalls. The Nora Creina (a.) was in
contact with the brigantine Design, of Yarmouth, and car-
ried away bowsprit, and sprung foremast, and stove in the
bows of the latter. A schooner is on shore in Goldstrop
Roads, St. Bride's Bay.
A rque apparently cotton laden, with lower mast and
bowsprit standing, and with the wreck of the topmasts along-
side, was passed, abandoned, on the 6th instant, in lat. 47
deg. N., lung. 27 deg. W. by the Ellen, arrived here.

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