The Express.
London, England, 1847-12-14 00:00:00

SHIPPING.

LIAM& AllMllo.—Dublia,s ; Waterford, 4 ; Densghadee,
1; Flanders, 1.
Lorton, Dec. 14.—Wind this day at noon, E.S.E., light
breeze, and cloudy.
Orr RAMSOATE, Deo. 13.—Margaret West, from Batavia.
Orr Dovira, Dec. 12.—Wanderer, from Prince Edward's
Island.
Ore SHOREHAM, Dec. 13.—S.S.E.—Nancy, from Quebec.
Mumetrts, Dee. 11.—Arrived: Hero, from Dalhousie, for
Port Talbot. Sailed : British Queen, Boston.
Drat, Dec. 13,-B.S,W. to S.W.—Arrived Prince Ed-
ward, Prince Edward's Island; Harriet, St. Helena; Em-
press, Quebec; Margaret West, Batavia, bad decks (Wept.
and thrown part of cargo overboard. Arrived from the
river and remain Juliet, Hong Kong; Lloyd's, Bombay;
Amity Hall, Sierra Leone; Comet, Madeira; Amica, Rio
Janeiro; Gipsey, Bahia ; Saucy Jack, Zente ; Joven Calista,
Bilboa ; Hopewell, Jamaica. The Aegir, from Antwerp for
Constantinople, was run into by the brig Fanny, of Prince
Edward's Island, whilst at anchor, and carried away jar
boom, fore-yard, and damaged the bow, and was compelled
to slip from anchor and chain. The outward-bound, which
sailed this morning, have mostly put back, and anchored on
the South Foreland,
BAXIOATE' Dec. 13.—S.W. to B.S.W.—Sailad : British
Obsosa, Osytos ; Jane, Cape of Good Hope.
Gaixavir, Dec. 13.-B.—Arrived : Glasgow, St. John's.
Danxisoorn, Dec. 13.—5.5. W., stormy.—Arrived:
Speculator, from Quebec, for Exeter.
Coax, Dee. 11.—S.S.E.,strong.—Arrived : Hannah Kerr,
Callao ; Wilton, Rio Grande.
Poaremonva, Dec. 13.—S.S.W. to S., fine.—Arrived
Nymph, St. Michael's; Independence, from London, for New
York. Sailed: Charlette, Bombay; Palinurus, Demerara
Margaret, Trinidad; Champion. Porto Rico; Hash, Gib-
;
raker ; Falcon, coast of Africa ; Eagle, Aden.
FALMOUTH, Dec. 13.—5., moderate.—Put hack : H.M.P.
Seagull, for Brazils. Put in: Brig Bobble, from Berbice,
of and for Glasgow, under the charge of the mate of the
bargee British Isles, from Cuba, for London. The Robins
has only foremast standing of her upper works, and of spars
there is a perfect sweep. Her cargo consists of runt sugar,
and wines. Arrived : Acacia, Odessa ,• Onione, Constanti-
nople ; Hardy, from Ibrail, with leas of boat, bulwarks, &o.
Put in : Garden Rebow, from Salcombe, for Terceira. The
Brilliant ran into the San Vincenzo, and the latter will have
to discharge.
WETYOUTH, Dec. 12.—The American ship which was
burnt to the water's edge, and the wreck of which after-
wards came on shore on Rennineridge Ledge, is the R. G.
Shaw.
Sumo', Dec. 11.—The Amity, from Cardiff to this port,
is on shore, beneaped, above the rivers mouth.
MILFORD, Dec. 10.—A vessel, said to be a brig, was seen
to go down in St. Bride's Bay, ou the 6th instant. A large
boom bas been picked up on Newgala Sands, in the same
bay, and some bees' wax has been picked up. The Flirt,
r from Odessa to Liverpool, which arrived here on the Btb, is
leaky, and, it is expected, will discharge. The Lidy Eleanor,
from Liverpool to Galway ; the Jane, schooner, of Cork, and
the Agenoris, of Colchester, are discharging to repair.
LLANMADOCE (NRAR SWANSEA), Dec. 12.—TheMinian,
of Limerick, from Quebec, which was on shore on the
Lsgenny Sands, 10th rust., has become a total wreck;
rigging and part of cargo saved.
RANOLOSS, VALENTIA, Dec. 11. —The poop-rail of a large
vessel, painted light green and lead colour, and made of
American elm, was picked up here on the 9th instant. The
weather here continues very strong.
DE.SUMARIS, Dec. 11.—The Mary, of Newry, which was
&thole under Trecaatle, has been got off, and beached, oppo-
site this port.
DUNDEE, Nov. 11.—The Adair, from Archangel, which
got on shore at the entrance of the river; is leaky; nearly the
whole of her cargo has been landed in a damaged state.
\Vice, Nov. 10,—The wreck of a Norwegian schooner,
bound to this place, has been fallen in with by another
Norwegian vessel, which arrived here last week ; the crew
are said to have been Ave in number.