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FOREIGN , PORTS

Rochester, Reed, hence at Boston.
Martha.Pope,,Fry, hence at Trinidad.
Calhoun,
.Freeman, hent:e.at New, York.
R. L. Lowe, and Mr. Weadherry, hence at New Orleanb.
Ariadne' 'froin Cardiff at Maranham:
Success (supposed), off Maranham.
Hotspur, from' Melbourne at Callao.
J. Gardner, from Adelaide, and Cameo, from New Zealand,
at Callao, and bott.sailed for Chinchas.

Guadelita,.frora chinehas at Callao, and sailed pet..l9 on her

31.innelia114, from Caldera at Callao... 7 ; 7
CrimeEin (ss), Wakeham, hence at Leghorn, and left for

Naples,

Orkney Lass, from llobart.T.wn at Valparaiso
United, from Amberes at Valparaiso.
Sharon, Smitb, from Edo Janeiro at Mobile.

Nicholas Biddle; hence at Savannah.
Enoch Train; hence at Boston.
Gourelza, from Loudon at Honolulu, and sailed for Vane°
Ter's IThe rtport of the loss of this vessel is i
E. A. Blight, hence at New Orleans, leaking badlv

Yarmblitt
Valparaiso,

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Metcalf, hence, and lanthe, from • Si,ralisea, at
d both chartered at 44 10s. for ores to Liverpool.

Johann, from China at Valparaiso, and chartered at 415 for

ores for Swansea

DEAL, Dec. 2.---Arrived and passed : Ann Lacy, Hudson's
Bay to London ; Elizabeth Thomas, Copenhagen to Belfast ;
Tutor, and Jessamine, north to west ; Jason (ss), westward to
London • Gothenburg (ss), London to Gibraltar ; ,InduStry,
westward to river; Ocean, Sunderland to Bermuda; Imperial,
Quebec to London.

GRAVESENDsaxkAing; Madazske2 quebec ;Frolie, St. Michael's ;
u 2
Hudson's Bay. Sailed : Diana, to Malta ; Warrior
(s),s t
Canapes
Milbrook, Shanghai ; Sir George' Crey, Cape of
Dee. 2.---Arrived: French, from Aalborg ; ;)FiveS'einir,sa,ccy ;
Good Hope.

QUEENSTOWN, Dec. a.—Off: Hardy, from Dement.
Sailed : Anther, to Londonderry ; Cleopatra las), Africa ; No
Scotian (ss), Portland ; Edo Inkena; Ballina.

WeTint-dab; Dee..2.--Arrived : City of Paris (5), :from 11E1
ford. Favourite, to Cardiff.
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MARITIME EXTRACTS.

The Glasgow (s), ha.s'arrired• at this port from Glasgow, to
enter the Liverpool, New York, and Philadelphia Line.
• The City of Baltimore (ss), Leitch, from New York at this
port yesterday,' sailed Nov. 19 ; has $250,000 specie.

- •
'• The- `Wave,. from Renfrew ti the river Dee, that ink on
West Hoyle Nov. 29, is a complete wreck.

The' Covenanter, LYtbge, from Bombay for Liverpool,
which .put into, Bombay in a disabled state, has been con-
demned and sold there. •

.Touomar.., NOV. 29.—A cask of palm oil, containing about a
tun and marked " Horafall and Ce," was picked lip Sept,. 14,
off lo,deira, by the Albion, a.rrivad here. sei oral AA of
of
a wreck, and a: board marked " DoUrb," alsO picked vp: •

72..--Trhhee barque COnvnodere;l>r4i""
poN4iolu,viwEa.sNy.sorp:aw}:s;Ne'dND:vee.cv.l. 30, fifteen miles west of 14t(s'ker,, IVith
bulwarks, bd*sptWilajibboom gone, by the Retett,f6(s).
, ~ li, _
George washingtenoor I, &er..
pool,. which went ashore at Mobile Nov. 13, was alloatl4th,
without damage. Three schooners had been iadcu ,Wit .;airy
cotton Nov:11, from the Charles Croker, from.,NowAr* for
Liverp9ol, ashore near Cape Florida. -18th : The repo that
viv'd ships, named Jupiter and Juliet, were ashore pit' (Sitida"
It*as coast, was
ed ,
aspvery.part Norfolk;obably atcilesgth inraphsic
t!relkate jtvforoJvries.etr werepistll!Met.
`wTilite's NablarnwdCottlWitil?azetc.A
ashore on Curretuck beach, and a brig oil veineate
_me. , lath :
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rag'richi.
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tatkor6,nfroorekloßlrithst:ll.owr
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rized here from Havre. The Susan' T. lioreross,v.Of Boston,ar
from Laguna for London, was abandoned'Nov. iO indat.: 34 N.
40.P.,76,W,i_.elTly,:taken, oil by the J. A. Noodlginse, jrriyed
here fro 1,•-• , -- • :- . -:.... , ~ „.,...,; T , ... 4