The Express.
London, England, 1849-01-16 00:00:00

fishennen, boatsmen, and others on the shore, under the
direction of Mr. Omni Bowen, master mariner, joined
hands, and weed into the water at eh& of their lives,
and saved four of the unfortunate individuals. When
brought on ahem, they were quite insensible. The
bodies of two of the crew and the infant child were washed
ashore. one of the parties saved being the mate, a native of
Cork, named John Foetune. The night of Thursday bein4
very dark and boisterous, no boat could go out. On Friday
morning they put off, and found the man in the rigging, in a
very exhausted state. The body of the amities-wife end
one of The crew were washed on shore on Friday,
one body an Saturday, and three on Sunday,
leaving only the body of the captain to come ashore.
Ira life-boat had been there, the whole of the crow would
have been saved. One was promised after the disasters of
1843, and every year since we have had accidents upon the
Bar, and nothing is ever done to obtain so desirable =object
as a life-boat. It is now promind main, on the eve of en
election, but when that is over we shell have the same com-
plaint. On Sunday five of the bodies were interred at
St Dogmell's church-yard. The vessel still lies heating
where Me struck ; the cargo is floating up each tide.

SHIPPING.
CAUTION TO MAZINIRS.—Doveit, Jan. 14.—The
pie, ot London, which sunk at anchor on the 11th inst., after
being in contact, lies nearly opposite the Flag-staff of No. 1
Battery, about a mile and a quarter distant, in the way of
shipping. She is covered at threo-quarters flood.
Dirt, Jan, 13.—Arrived : Syron, Sydney, N. S. W.
Johannes Merinos, Batavia, and supplied with an anal*
end chain, haying been en shore near Dungeness; Lady
C'erke, Calcutta; Scotia, Madras; Rteherd Dart, Callao;
Union, Santa Martha; Diana, and Christina, Buenos Ayres ;
Saa Bird, C .p. Coast Curls, with lose of an author and
chain, mei geff suopi-d; Guineeman. and Venue, Africa;
Ann Bliss. Deanna ; Perms, St. John's, N.B. ; Caine.,
Madre& ; Nsi id, Beth°. ; Acadia, Baltimore; Ceres, Hon-
duras. Arrived 'rim toe river: Osbert, Dominica. Put
back : Malabar, Horn esy ; Australia, Falkland Islet.
LIVIRPOOL, Jan. muderate.—Arrived: Nereidelf,
Calcutta; Carntineltes d. Charleston ; Leonora. Demerara ,•
Fairy, St. Michael; Gertrude, Bahia; 8.-ujamin Boyd, Old
Calabar; Miltiadee, Nsw Orleans. Off the port : Siddous,
New York ; Teszer, and Stains Castle, Bthia; Urgent, Bra-
site; Antelope, Virginia; lieranharn,St. John's, N B.; Jarmo
k reser, Palermo. Sailed: R. D. Shepherd and Pater Memo.
New °risme; Sea. New ifeek ; John Moore, for B many,
he pat back; Sir Chutes Napier, Ltveenool to Mobile put
Into Milford on the 13th inst. ; Europe, Liverpool, to Phalle
delphia, at Btudwell roads; crew refractory.
Coax, Jan. 14.—N.W., squally.—Arrived: Henrietta,
Pernambuco.
SWANSEA, Jan. 14.—W. N.W., very stormy.—Sailed:
Mary Ridley, Cuba ; the Maria, of St. Ives, from Portreath,
which sunk on the 7th inst., has entirely broken up ; no
pert of her cargo hth beat saved.
BAIRANALD, Jan. 13.—N. W.—A small schooner, belong-
ing to Hartlepool, from Liverpool for Billions. put into
Saner Sound last week, with decks swept, lose of sail', and
considerable part of cargo thrown overboard, the remainder
much damaged.
LONDONDERRY, Jan. 12.—The Shamrock, from Liver-
pool, for Rio Grande, has put into Loch Foyle from 16 deg. „
W., with lose of boats, bulwarks, &c , and other considee-4
able damage, having been struck by a sea on the 17th ult.
Batirrot, Jan. 13.—W.—Arrived : Planter, Cork; da-,1
tire, Bridgewater ; Jusrerne, Cork ; Victory, Waterford; l
Perseverance, Cork ; Alice Brown, Trinidad ; Messenger,
Nantes; Bereaford, Swansea. Sailed: Liverpool, foe Neath;
&brine, York ; Lord Beresford, Swansea; Reath Abbey, ,
Neath ; Lee, Tobago.
RANSOLTR, Jan. 13.—The Independence, of and from
Hartlepool, fee Boulogne, got on shore on the Brake this
morning, but came off, making much water ; was obliged to
be ran on shore on the Main CO prevent her sinking ; has
since been got off, after throwing about 30 tons of coals rive°,
board, and brought in here. The Arthur, from Sunderliild
for Caen, his Gremlin here with bows damaged, loss of bow-
sprit, &at, having struck the pier. Arrived: Salamander°,
Surinam, for Ramberg, with lass of four anchors and chains,
and rudder demigod ; Ranger, Rio Janeiro; Lark, Grange-
mouth, for Bonham, with loss of her anchors and thane,
windlass damaged, and sails split ; Earl of Stanhope, London
for Trieste, leaky.
PORTIIILL•EN, Jan. 11.—The Wiliam and Mary, from
Y oughal for Liverpool, went upon the beach this morning.
The Economy, ot Port Madoc, ran upon the beach last
night; crew saved.
M•RYPORT, Jan. 12.—Arrived : Ocean, Quebec, with part
of stanchions, bulwarks, skylight, &c , carried away.
MILFORD, Jan, 11.—Arrived : Douglas, Prince Edward's
Island, for Liverpool. The Shea, Chipetow, for Dublin,
parted from her chains this morning, and drove upon the
Angle Beach, making no water ; will endeavour to be got
off next tide.
LYNINGTON, Jan. 10.—The Gulph, of Poole, from
Swanage, for London, was totally lost near this place yester-
day; crew saved.
CAIIIRCIVREN, Jan. 11.—The Jeune Ami, from Bordeaux,
for Cork, drove on shore in Dingle Bay this morning, and
will be a total wreck ; crew saved, CICERO expected to be lust.
next/011RD, lan. 11.—The Yong Antonia, from Antwerp,
for Bristol, is high up on the beach, and beats heavily ; must
diseherge. The William, from Drogheda, has put in here
with damage.
Poole, Jan. 12.—The Bon Wire, from Nautili,' which
drite d on the Oyster Bank, has got off with assistance, after
discharging her cargo.
FALMOUTH, Jan. 14.—W. to W.S.W.—Arvind: Bea
Lion, New Orleans, and sailed for Havre ; Ann, Callao, with
pert of cargo thrown overbard; Bari Bahamas, London, foe
Ci rk and Bombay, with loss of fore and main topsail-yards,
and micro-topmost sprung, mile, &c. 12, Put back: Maria,
for Cork, with damage, and leaky.
DARTMOUTH, Jan. 13.—W.—Arrived : Margaretha, Bue-
nos Ayres; Phantom, Surinam; Sarah Prineep, Rio Ja-
pairs, en the 10th inst , very leaky during the voyage, has
been placed on the mud to discover the leak, supplied to be
uni,er her bottom.
Porverotern, Jan. 13.—W.N.W., hard; 14th, W.S W.
to W.N.W., very hard and squally.—Put back; Eliza, fur
Trinidad.
lir riviett, Jan. 14.—W., strong and squally—The Sarah,
from London, fur Shields, which arrived in Hollerley Bay on
the 12th mat , was run foul of by the Favourite, of Shields,
and received some damage.
WHITEY, Jan. 12.—The Vivid, of Sunderland, II !f
wrecked at Runsweek on the 10th inst., during a gale at
N.B. ; crew saved.
YARMOUTH, Jan. 13.—The Caledoaie, from London fur
Ilerurpool, got en the Cross Sand this morning ; cause off
with lois of main and mks minute, and rudder, and making a
lit" le water. The London, of Newcastle, was twisted in
here this morning, leaky, and with loss of master and two
of crew.
Sere IGO, Jan. Il.—The Janet, of and from Port Gordon
for Screbeter, went on shore during a gale y, sterdvy, at
Auchingale ; one man drowned. The Pheasant, of Sunder-
land. from Shields fur Barbadoeo, went on shore yesterday
at Duncansby ; three p, rsons drowned. The wreck of the
schooner Isabelle, of Cronmety, wss washed on shore at the
mouth of .he river Ytham, on the 10th instant, and has been
taken charge of by the enar-guard.
HARTLEPOOL, Jan. 13 —The b.* reported 01 shore is the
Friends, of &unshaven, from Clyde tor Sunderland; cargo
discharging.
CARDIGAN, Jan. 13.—The easel riding off here on the
11th instant, wit. loos ot masts, proves to be the Europe,
from P,•ilarlelphia for Liverpool. She proceeded y. sterday
fur New Q say to the eastward, and fears are entertained
for h. r safety, as it is blowing a heavy gale from W.N.W.
to N.W. Tee schooner which was driven on Traethaarth-
beech, on the 10th instant, proves to be the Fanny, front
Dublin for Glgucester. She floated off yesterday, and pro-
ceeded for New Quay, without material damage.
lueasethenc Jan. 14 —lt has been blowiog a gale all
last bigot from W. to S S W., and continues.
BRIISTOL, Jan, 14.-1 t blew a violent g.le last night from
W. to N.W. 15th,—W.N. W.— Arrived : Osprey, Tenby ;
~ I Torridse, Carmarthen ; County, Swansea,
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COMMERCIAL .i;ARKETS.

vti oN KY NlAlth ITN INTKI,LiogNcE.

nee o'Cloek.—We have great activity in stock bu-
siness this morning, much of it doubtless growing
out of the settlement which is now in progress
Consols are quoted 891 to 1 ex dividend for
money, and 891 to 1 tor the new account re-opened
this morning, and heed for the 13th of February.
Prices have been both higher and lower than these
quotations, and speculators are evident'', not without
uneasiness about the r.-suits of French interferenc in
Italy, oe ensi'lly in favour of the Pope. Reduced
Threes are 891 to 1. Three-and-a-Quarter per Cents.,
NI to a. Exch,.qurr Bills, 40s. to 44e, premium.
Bank Stock. 188 to 190. . . . .

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Foreign securities continue to maintain their recent
advance. Cuthas, moreover, have improved to 87 to
90. Brazilian, 76 to 8. Buenos Ayres, 28 to 8.
M..zican 26 to 1 Peruvian, 48 to 60. New Grenada,
161 to 161. Veuezu la, 19 to 21. Spanish are higher
alto, the Fives at 151 to 16 ; the Threes. 284 to 9;
Passive, 31 to 4. Portuguese, 26 to 7. Dutch Two-
and-a-H,lf per Cents., 481 t:, 91; the Fours, 761 to
71. Belgian, 76 to 8. Hessian, 102 to 4.
to Cr Ni,r.
Rank ewes. 118 40
891 1 lien C.( a.• to Al', nbl.3, IN 4
3 per tn Coor Ann"...401 1 I Zeiseauer Bib, 4a. to 44a greet.
•••""I.in FUNDS.
5 per Ot Austrian leave. I par Poi. (Rad& Ws., 151 15!
41 pa et. 1104. &X.... 3 8 Ortin..da Deferred Bela_, 3A
31 per pot•litte, i oar et XeliCe.n. lOW 111 W
4 et IA. Brasilia" be1a..7418 4plr Ct. Peruvian late. 48
trot. Nis. '3 7 Portsiguire Faun. 34 T
per 0. 8...n0. .yea... • U 4 I Mar (3. Hum Bd.. 101 4
U 11.40 Emu. So say. at moo 11peolon Ma. 1/4 IS
li.ttu ("hunt, 14. $. - 3 Per (.t.ss ebb 1e15..1131 9
• oluielean Meador iri-• 3 i I @Paws" Wadada, i
per Ct. haei Ma 4 9 um". PeAdve 3 1
2 per. et.Dutale Be" 141 If 2 "us Ca. Veoesuula .. 19 21
4 ,ret. Own lisrie..nie 'lt V•,i...x.eta Daterrau be... 061

RAILWAYS.—Shares are rather heavy and ne-
glected, chiefly owing perhaps to this being a day
when all dialers are buy with the settlement.
Quotations remain much u before. London and
North Westerns are 126 to 8; Esatern Counties, 114
to j; North Stsflords, 3/ to j die.; Great Northern,
10 to 94 dis. ; Boulogne, 8 to I.
diL.E MVO,Vr( r' ° , .0 rwo 1M I IN LONDO.,
(Teets:day% prime will be food la bet pep.)
Calerlowiea. f Loa., Driebuw, made. C. 31f 3
Do. Quittrs, 41 Lae. a N. *men, 127 el
Cbee et mad Hooked, 21,120 Do. New, 1011
Do Pref., 131 1 Loa. 11111. Viewer% 4111
Learn OetsWire, 141 Do. New 3017 sa
Do. New (Orr. 4 111 per CL. 11111ese. 1111 IC
Do. lfzles. 3 per Cut, No. 3, Do. Pt Caps& Pref., If v.
P Do. Wallis. $ Derb),llll •

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