The Express.
London, England, 1848-05-18 00:00:00

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SHIPPING.

MAILS ARRIVED.—DubIin, 3; Waterford, 2; Donagha-
dee, 1 ; French 1 ; Flanders. I.
LONIMS, May 18.—Wind this day at noon, W.S.W.,
fre-t bee. re, and cloudy.
RAMSGATfI, May 17.—The Mathilda, from Hamburg to
Lisbon, which put into this harbour yesterday, fell over on
her bilge this morning, at low-water, has received considera-
ble damage. is now making about six inches of water per
hour, and will have to discharge.
JERSEY, May 18.—The Charles, of Jersey, with potatoes,
tounder-d off La Hegue, on the s:h inst. ; crew saved.
MtvnLEsnottoco it, May 16.—Mary of the coal.laden
ships that sailed for Hamburg last week have returned into
port again, on account of the blockade.
OFF Pt.v:aourre, May 16.—Arrived Helena, Batavia, for
Amsterdam. 17th, Orator, Mauritius.
SOFTHAMPTON, May 17 Sailed : Medway (st.), West
Indies ; Madrid (at.), Gibraltar.
Cowes, May 17.—Arrived: Constitution, Richmond, V.,
for Bremen.
Ponrestourn, May 17.—Arrived; Edmund, Baltimore,
for Bremen.
OFF BFACHT : Th. L., Bahia, for
Copenhagen ; Adelaide, New York, for Copenhagen.
DEAL, May 10.—Arrived : Peatucket, Maw our, end
sailed f e Hamburg. Arrived from the river and sailed:
Bri,annia, Rio Jane ro.
SWANSEI, May 16.—Sailed: Sir Isaac Lionel Goldsmid,
Cuba.
evens, May 15.—Arrived: Entt refire. Sr Kitts.
CONK, May 15 —Arrived : Kings.on, Mauritius, audsailcel
for the Clyde ; Agnes, Rio de Is Ruche.
BELFAST, May 16.—Sailed: Stella, Baltimore; Gram-
pian, New York.
DUNDEE, May 14.—Arrived: Stdina, PCTSPTETAII, P, with
1 ,ss .-f tyre-top and fore-tep.gallant-mast, St. Joh.., N. B.
16, Union Grove, Riga.
DEAL. M .1 17.—Sailed : Constonce, Adclai le, South Ana-
ttalis ; 11. i.e. Brandi., after v.:in:ring.
'lmam root, May 15.—The Robert Burrell, pot hack
from the Elite, is said to he in these roads. I. is reported
that a Danish frigate has been cruising off this coast for
some days. She was seen crossing the bar to day. 17. h,
The vessels which returned to these roads tram off the Elbe
h ,ve h en ordered to proceed again, and sailed last night.
The Independ. nee ( hip), of Ilawiurg, and stvenlPrrissian
vessels, are detained. The Danish frigate is now cruising off
the coast.
DUBLIN, May 16.—The Euphrates, of Stockton, for Liver-
Nol, in proc.. ding out of the Ringeend Dock treday, ran
upon the gridiron ; she lies badly, and it is feared wri sus-
tain damage.
PLYMOUTH, May 17.—The Emma, from Cadiz to St.
John's; Newfound and, out eidhtecn days, wen spoken in lat.
47 N., long. 18 W., with foremast-heal sprung, and loss of
fore-top-mast.

ALLEGED RESIGNATION OF rnoFEssorts OF UNI-
VERSITY COLLEGE —Sires I beg to inform ycu that there
is no truth in tht statement contained im your payn:r of this
morning, under the heed " University College." Proft..orn
Quain and Sharpe), have not rtsigutd, nor to nli r.l their
T. agnation, nor, as 1 believe, ever thought of doirg so. I
have th,renre to request that you Kill :At quaint your r aders
that you have been misitiformed.—A. C. C.—Univvraity
College, May 17, 1848.
INTERCOURSE WITH THE CONTINENT.-1110 fol-
-I,•wing is the movement of pawengers Intween Franeo and
England, through the Craning ports, for t"e week ending
1401 May :—Through Itonloane, 1,666; through Calais, 22f,.
I The corresponding period in 1847 rive—th-ough Bonlegue,
i 1.420 ; through Calais, 300. Th : 1,666 pas/veneers through
B,ulogne may be decompated as follows : —From Folkestoue,
461; from Dover, 113; from Lyndon, 118; total, 692:—for
loaeologe, 601; for Doar,ll6 ; fa Loudon, 168; teal, 874.