The Express.
London, England, 1849-12-11 00:00:00

SHIPPING INTSLLIGENCE.

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CASUALTIES.
Active, Anderson, of Wyburg, from Stockholm, struck on
the Leman sad Owen yesterday at noon, and at 10 p.m.
cants to tho beach at Palling.—Yannouth, Dec. 7.
Ann Gala, Leggin, hence for London in ballast, in putting
back struck this morning between Credal Head and the
Bay, and shortly after went to pieces ; crow, except the
mats and muter's wife and child, drowned.—Waterford,

Dee. 7.
Cadmus (brig), of and for Sunderland from London, cam
on shore at 2 p.m., a little to the south of this harbour
mew saved.—Warkworth, Dec. 8.
Columbine, Luckley, from 'Menem for London, has put in
leaky, loss of boat, and other damage, and deck load
thrown overboard.—Dartesouth, Dec. 8.
Chested, Hunter, from Quebec to Liverpool, is on shore at
Keacoey Point, near Strangford Lough, and is likely to
become a wreen.—Belfast, Dec. 8.
Dishy, of Liverpool, from Callao, remains on the Pan Sand,
with 12 feet water in ; about 160 tons of her cargo
has been thrown overboard, and bargee are loading with
the remainder, the stores and materials; if the weather
continue Has she may be got off.—Whitstable, Deo. 9.
Eris.bath, for Sydney, has put 'sok, with lose at bowsprit,
end proceeded t t London.—Gravvei d, !tee 10
Herald, M•Kinnon, from Liserpool to this port, which panel.
toe Sound on the 6th or May hat, has teen care, lecd in this
bay.—N au, Nov. 29.
Mary, Jarvis, of Dartmouth, from Meta to London, came on
shore between Pendeenis Castle and Gillen Vase, 7th Ont.,
during a violent gale from 8.8. E , sod bilged; crew, ma
while, and part of cargo landed; and should the weather
trove favourable it is :peened the remainder of the cargo
will be got oat to-day.—Falmouth, Dec. 9
Palmerston, Bray, from Wyhurg to Hull, went on shore on
the island of Wra.gelsholm, '26th inst., end it is feared
will became a wreck; crew saved.—Reval, Nov. 30.
Samuel Bodotnatoo, Hurst, for Australia, has put back with
loss of anchor, an wtodlass damaged.—Gravesend, Dee. 9.
Stater., Devise t, tor Jamaica, also put ba.k raterday with
lose of quarterboat, bulwarks, stanchions, &c , and other
damage, having been ie costair with Eds Elisabeth, Mid-
wiater, for Grenada —Deal, Dee. 9
gh,pherdees, barque, Stainbenk. of London, from Penang
for Plymouth, I r • Wan, oat 166 days (reported on shore
in yesterday's Daily News), had h. r earls blown away,
when she became u, manageable, and about midnight was
driven on shore under Pulpsrre Peak, a tew miles to the
eastward of this harbour. A short time after she strte.k
the bull went to pieces. The muter, Ibis wile, one
peaper.cor, anl 18 of the crew were saved, with nothing
more than they had about them. Two of the crew are
suppos,d to he . rowoed--eite a Frenchman the other a
Llsear. Her cargo (teak wood) is strewed up and down
the roast ; not a vestbre of the vessel to be seen.—Fowey,
Dec. 8.
Wanderer, of Oekermunde, from Liverpool to Stettin (In
ballast). got on chore lasi night at Grey.tones ; ,-huuld the
werher moderate she may be got off; her masts are gone.
Dee 8.
W rdey, from &reheated to Lralon, put into Christianised
Nov. 18, with considerable damage, and the master and
mate wash. d overboard.
Waverley, Morgan, for Malta, has put heck —Deal, Dee. 8.
NVilliam Hooray, Wilson, from Liverpool for New Or.
leans, I,IA tons register, with 3,10 passengers, tell in with
a heavy gals on Waimea*, last; carried away the fore
rud maintopmast, and misenmest bel tie the eatharpins,
I..st coppira, water-coke, mot sustained other eaten iv.
damage. at prevent unknown Mr. Wilson has got two
of his ribs broken, and several of the emu are severely
bruised. The ship was brought into Milford harbour with
the minutes of a coastingschooner.—Millard, Dec. 9.