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LIVF:ITPOOL TIDE TABLE:

MORN. HITIUHT. • LVEN. HRIGHT
Feb. H. M. rr. IX. H. M. FT. IN.
6—Monday . 10 40 l7 4 11 3......17 1-
7—Tuesday ll6 19 2 11 49 ' lB 7'
B—Wednesday .
9—Thursday .... 0 32.,....19 4 0 53......20 10
10—Friday
Il—SatUrday..... 151 18 10 226 10 1
12—Sunday 2 41, 'l7 2 3 0 17 1

Wind yesterdayi.W.S.W. fresh ; at Holyhead, W., iriod. gate.

ARRIVED. • Feb. C. Antioch, Sylvester,
rorii (ss), Moodie ...New Fork. ' New Orleans
Johnson, Thomson; Demerara Europa (a). Leitch Boston
Dos, Hyland ... .. . ... Demerara Tacna, Bell lslay
Arabia, Forrest Mobile.
. SAILED.
:Feb. Z. Fame, Wyman Boston
Juverna,'Bevair ...Cape Town Martin Luther, Schneken, ' '
Douro (ssY;Barr.on, Lisbon • Jamaica
it an cooA ,' Stapletot4 Singapore Eugenie, Broscard...Bordeaux
Nicholas Biddle,,Eves, Vikingen, Larrsep ....Virginia
. Savannah Emily Gardner, Lisr.eburner,
~ ..
NV. II: Prescott, racheldor, ' Savannah
- . New Orleans Tessonia, Meldrum.:Corfu,' &c
S. C. Grant, Crowell, Mobile Isabella.and Dorothy, ArMitl,
.
Hermes,
Larsen .. .•..Giliraltar • -- • Constantinople
- • - -

Feb. S. • Tonquin,'Eacheldor,
Pazaar, Stewart, New Orleans - - kew York-
Pelican (ss), Bond' ...Dunkirk Preoursor, Thompson,
Yankee Blade, Burke. Valparaiso
Chadeston Criteria; Badsley, St Michael's
Aurora, Jeffteys..;.........Lisbon Hebe, Matthias, ~. • r -;
Wanderer, Rowed ...St. Lucia Gibraltar and Cadiz
Emma, Tiomas, Jeanette Mclamie, Fiocher, .
Constantinople Ostex d
Eliza Bonsell, Michel, M. A. Defiles, Groves,
Charleston Marseilles

Canrobert,•Brown. • Warrior. Canal' --leise;
• - Buenos Ayres Alfred, Maddock Gibraltar
Cynosure, Yabsley_....,.Lisbon Feb. 4.
Aurora, Merlato. -Arabia (as), stone... New York
Cosnitairtinople
FOREIGN PORTS.
Hersilea, Criterion, Miranda, Favourite, Heimdal, and the
Crown, all hence at Pernambuco.
John Davies, Jones, hence for Callao, off Queenstown.
George Rodgers, front CaPao for Leith, off Falmouth.
-Tainerlane, hence at Newport for Fernandina. .
David Ilarrison, hence at Bahia. •
West,Derby, Sargent, from Calcutta at Mauritius.
Agia Sofia ,ss), Parke, from Smyrna at Malta, and left for
Alexandria.

Melita (as), Lazglands, from Constantinople at Malta, and
left for Liverpool.
Euphrosyne (ss), Holland, hence at Malta.
Cairo (5.,), Milburn, from Ah..-Kandria at Malta.
Mary Arm. Barton, from Marseilles at Gibraltar, and elt•ared
forlArerpool.

Nina (a's), Arano, h, nee at Tinos.
Trois Bois, hence at Brest.
British Queen (ss), henoe at Havre.
Constitution, hence at New York.
Isaac Webb, and Australia, both hence off • New York
Dec. 25.

Danube (ss), Partitt, hence at Mexandria. . •
Jean Vanhoyf r, Nip, hence at Venice.
Araxes (ss), fforsfall, hence at Malta, and °left•.lbr Alexan-
dria. . •

Louisiana, Brown, front Rangoon at Cocanada. • •
Inclannan, Kirk, from Singapore at Bombay. •
• Atlectoe, Potter, from Mauritius at Bombay. ' • • •
Norwood, Stapleton ;• Rh,,a sylv:a, Evans; Ocean (Ilia, •
Magid-a, Stevenson; and Ilarraseket, Waite, all *hence -at
Melbourne.

Inrius, Phillip; Scotsman, Turnbull; Lineladen, Miller;
Glearler, Payne ; and Paraguay; lierries ; all from Vanua' at •
Maurit us. , .
,-
Persian, Stalker, hence at Mobile.
Muscomens, hence off Charleston.
Admiral Welling, hence at Baltimore.
Empire Queen. from Callao at Boltiroore.
Margaretha, Scott, from Ceara at Philade'phia.
Edinburgh (as), Kennedy, hence at New York.
•
• Shakamaxon, hence at Brisbane.

W. F. Schmidt, Sears, hence at ißalcutta.
Napoleon 111., Currier, and Queen of India, Alexander, both,
from Melbourne at Calcutta.
Chowringee, Evans, from Sydney at Calctittn. '' "
(Erolite, Dean, from London at Swan River.
•Mornington, Dyer, hence at Sydney. •
Mermaid, White, hence at Wellington, N.Z.
•
J,•hn Paul, Cowan, hence.
Caueassian, Davidson, and George Arlie, Sanderson, both
froin• Otilentta 'at Mauritius.

Royal Bride is), Newlands, from Bristol at Melbourne.
Lawrence, Salmon, and Bon Accord. Colville, both at
Matuitius.

liferciit,l.ludson, from Calcutta at-Melbourne.
Zifska, Medburst, from Malaga at Melbourne.
Gres hound, Davis, hence at Melbourne.
David Wirer, Baitlie. hence at Adelaide. -
Zoe. Raddon, f►om Calcuttiat Adelaide..

- Early Dawn, from Leith at Adelaide.
Etho, from Sunderland at Aden.

William Chandler, Miller, friim Shields at Aden. , , ',t ~,. ...
-,' '
SPOK EN: • , -
,_.. .
Prospero, of Liverpool, Feb. 1, in. lat. M N., lon. MW. . .
Nerth Briton (ss), Feb. 1, at 10 1,?,a.m., in Lit. 51. N., lon, 30W.
Kangaroo ksa), Feb. 3. • - • ' , •
i , The above tkree'irei-e spoken by the Europa. - IL -1_
Cephalonia, for Liverpool, Dec. 22. '-' .! I '.6sft
Shand, bailee fOr Calcutta, Dee. 29, in lat. 9 N., 1°11..25- W. , og
• • OUTPORTS.
Dr u,, Feb. 4.—Arrived and passed: Alignionette, London to
Berbice; Arrow, St. Michael's td 'Hull ; liabella, -west to
north;;lfstriana, Taganrog to Iltil/; Southport, west tb Lon-
don ;:.- ItTeg Morrilies; Cape of Good. Hope td London; „Argo,
Bahia to London; • Virst, Fruit, Ancona. to ie.:31(1,4u ; 110 X. T,ik
Batasia to London; Pantaloon, Mauritius to London ; 'tteker„
Lealdrar tO Trinidad ; Jedda , Rotterdam to syifilby`4, Maleitie,
Sheerness to westward ; :Maria. Francesco; *Fricke to London;.
31enburg, Antwerp to .Valparaiso ;. Cairo, .I.imeriek to Lon-
don •: Helen, Valparaiso to Hull. I ;
...Cozintbitn, tolieith ;.,
Lneinow-,,t0 Sunderland ; Conitance, west to London ; Har-
vest Herne, Singapore to LOndOn; "Seine, awl Tantisci,'Rouen
to London;:. Grigpysjirit,7 west to London; .Kireonnel, 'St.
Martha to London ; • Olinda, Southampton to Shields ; Helen,
Valentia to Hull ; B( Ile Marie, London to PGrient ; Sea,ona
' and Agenoria, London to Genoa; Englishman, LcndOn. to St:
Michael's; •Pltecuricia,' London,toililboa;. George, Aritweeo to
Sliatander';')Wilbeamine,' kotwerp to Galt'4; Caroline Vis,en,
Antwerp to Trieste;. Surprise, London to lrinidad; Prideof
the We.q, Loudon to Valparaiso; St. Helier, Loudon to Cape
Ccast Castle, .

GEATF.SEND, Peh. 4. .Arrived: Guetnsey; Gunner,
AlkOnader ; Triumph. Denia ; Aspacia, Kurrachec. Sailo4r.
St. usher, to Cape Coast J9velanok (s),;
from, Corunna; Pilot, Caen; Stella, Cadiz ; 'Foam, Penang
Concordia, Iquique; Juno ITelmstintt ; Liver, Thivana-;• Ropy
alikt, Genoa ; Sarah )fetcalf, Alex'andria; Susan, St. atichaelaar.
Meg Merrilies AlgOa Bay.;.- Ovit, Aneona Pankalopp,
Mauritius; SlitlizigsiiirenemcEsra; Argo, 13:sintkl; Cc49gßa,
Rotterdßlll ; Ivy Green, &lessa City of Benares, Calcatta ;
Homer, Batavia ; Emma, Demerara ; Piiiich; Patras.; Maria
"Francesco, Trieste. Sailed : Queen of the 'tVt.‘,t„ to Valparaimi;
Bucephalus, Calcutta laurtia:(BB), liambatg
Ilarlingen ; Patricia, Jersey;, Aurora, Oporto..
FALNOVTII. Feb. 3.—Arrived.: Itenriette, from Ibrail;
cold, Gotheribur •to•Gibialf; tfleogininic Lamochlua, Neitt
castle to Smyrna; Gabaloa, Amsterdam to Cardiff; ..Alberto*
Newcastle- to Constantinople; Max, panzia to Livorpol;
Itoseius, Trieste; Pelham,,,,Shielis to ConAantinople Brothers
Swansea to AseenS:on; Freya, Norway to Mediterranean ;*Glat
'diatuf,.Vii,sgrund ; Jane and Mary; London to Terceira. -1
QUEFNSTOWN Feb. 4,-,-Arrived Rattler (tug), fro*.
LiverDooh •Sailed : Albertina Petrica, for Bristol., ,
BELFAST, Feb. • Nordslen, for Troon. 4:

GREENOCK, Feb. 4.--7 Arrived Daylight, from, DSauritiu
Vanguard, Ibrail ; Congo, Hong Deng ; Frao,, Marseilles.
MARITIME' EXTRACTS. •
The Endymion, for • New Yotk; that took lee Jan. 31, and'
sceenotiti.geed,slißeaarsinth.e Magazines, haabeen raised and brought
_into

. The-Jura (ss), has e 52,550 it specie; left Jan. 25;
on Feb, 3
was dtAined three hours, 'stopped engines, the diSChArgee,Y,4l,l
Of port engine-being bn)lten, and had it taken out and rePlae
by author. .
e
Huelva at 1. lilf*.ord for
0 f
TTjlii
.Ah2lerti)xiis goo
fbdoaeormt,_
at\t,Nei ire,
oiit
tagB7ed.,l Was burntvoef so,oe7anotes:ariylemde,inntgi r
et o,n
,:e.intht hirae. night.
quan-
tity of ivreckago ,finating about, has been fallen i +,ll CaT
Ushant.
The smack
after collision with
off NMI' Brighton Stage yesterday morning,
with slates, dunk
the. Elizabeth • crew saved. Queenstowia for Rio
The John Davies, Jones,: hence off
.. •r
Janeiro, with captain'a arm broken..
for Madras leaky.'
JarY (? Fuvy), hence at Rio Janeiro
at Plymouth for Fern'
Pr,
The Jessie, Coleman, from Swan,is;aor.
~
_... .and _
no_
and leaky; threejle w
do Po, with hiss of sails,,spars, ht. k 7u" 'sta laionw,
put in •n---itsh-itolo-"f
nitford for San S. eba.t' •
The Ellen, Davies. hence at - - lan, WWI
foremasthead carried away.
The Sophia 3farga, , . but "rkA• stano.......___ .
_Liver ThtrEuropa from Bo'
.3. -.lu. No specie. " ft`b,c4oht. A
left for Liverpool at 11 o r
narold, from 00thenh '
v . . Fob 4 : The ..
... ur.g to Cibral.
1 to C iii - ' '
- Ai.stooTik,. • re, Noveas. e 0 tanundpie a nyi 1
:tart' the Alberto, from pool, with loss o'fehet ajtZst.on fr:ffn_fteee'll
nstouions__ , salls, &a.
oqnstantilioplei all
ham, from Shields .to
ilrethei., from Swansea to-A qe ion has
bulwartg. &c. The The Ifai3ll, from Coth 6 ns.. '
Ip:lt„,iii tq stop a leak.
orel with les of bo.ilwirkelibur to,Cib
rkt9E,llas orrive..derr..
from Callao to Leitii '• ' 's
4ndlih:,,rn'
i The Deorge llo!t•
1.:,., thr Amsterdam ' , is off. ,
i The barque. Cyle,p %
.:_._
,__, , took fire on tlO'irie4
iof lan. 234 qt'lipaisPuw.") 4u" was scuttled, •7 • .
andeetsATilute..' i.nig, hes': laden-with