The Express.
London, England, 1850-11-25 00:00:00

SHIPPING INTELLIGENCE.

Nklpgiag Ossette," Yd • Lioyrs Lit.")

CASUALTIES.

M'Clemose, from Cienfoegot- fir Milford, arrived
here yererday leaky ; she itruck n tie Spit of a Sand
Bank, Sept. 22, on leaving Cientuegor, and after remaining
for two hours, war
,hove off, ant proceeded; the has also
lost her hulwarks.—Palmoutb, Nov. 22.
Barbers, W.tyn, from Wyburg for Lsncon, wee stranded off
'rein, Nov. 6 and half full of weer • crew saved; cargo,
planks, sal materiels eireei to be rare I, but the vessel
may es eonsideret a wreck.— Copenhagen, Nov. 18.
E tweed and Mery, Sharp, from Frederickshamn for Hull,
put in here yesterday, bevies struck upon the Barber
Sead.—Yarmouth, Nov. 22.
Ertiebetto, of Napes, from Barletta and Falmouth to Lime-
rick, was totally wrecked off this Wale hat sight ; crew,
tempt one man, saved.—Diogle, Nov. 20.
Livorno (e.), Roger, from Liverpool for o,braltar, bas put in
here leaky with lore of huts, bulwarks, wheel, and one
man imbed overboard.—Plymouth. Nov. 22
Magnolia, of Plymouth (previously reported), parted from
sae of her anchors and drifted out corn, distance, where
she is now riding to be: second bower. The crew left her
la the pilot boat, bet are now waiting as opportunity to
get on board again, and when the weather moderates a

its/mei Will Wile* to bring her tot better posttioa.

Wexford, 14.,v. 20.
Medusa, Woodworth, of Sunderland, from Marianople to
Limerick,wu totally wrecked this morning at the entrance
of Smerwick harbour in this bay ; crew, except one man,
saved.—Dingle, Nor. 20.
Nina, Lawson, from B'. Petersburg for London, was brought
into port to-day from Casperwick Bay, where sloe was
stranded, Oat. 29. In entering the harbour she took the
ground, but was got off in about ex hours. The portion
of her cargo (alit ‘t and linseed) she has still on hoard,
appears to be thoroughly wet, and mutt be sold.—Reval,
Nov. 20.
Nono, of Luria), from Constantinople, which was reported
as having arrived here, remained in the bay of 'Utah%
until yesterday, and in attempting to enter the pool
during the gale, stuck in the sands to the tut aide of the
bar, and drifted over on a sand bank, where, it is feued,
she will become a total wreak.-13sllins, Nov. 21.
Pandora, Richards, from Liverpool to Lisbon, put in hers
to-day, with foes of rails, bulwarks, stanchion, dto., boat
stove, caboose carried away, and several toss of cargo
(coal.) thrown overboard.—Peessnee, NIT. 21.
Queen, of London, Dowland, from Liverpool to Cagliari,
went on shore in a very heavy kale from N. in the eastern
part of our bey, and went to pieces; crew drowned.—St.
Ives, Nov. 21.
Tecumseh, Newtoa, from Shields for Carthagena, hes pi;rll
hers with loss of sail., sonohiona, boat', bulwarks and
deck swept, having been struck with a heavy era ; bon up
from lat. 48 N., lon. 7 W.—Deemoutli, Nov. 22.
Urgent, Williams, from Liverpool few Savanna, has put in
here with lees of boats, balwarks, Nil., taboos*, to.,
having bola crook by a sea during a wiry heavy gale,
whilst lying W.—Bristol, Nov. 22.
Vietory (bargee), of Briatol, dismuted and abandona, wag
paired Oat. 31, in lat. 42.28 N., lon. 50.55 W.
Zner, Revak's*, from Livel for Barbados. has put
Woe with low of belwarinrpoo, galley, do., having both
Apt* by • has s, sad is eosin
.ap on Ike hard.—
Pabst," Nov. 23.