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Wind N.W. by W. fait —High Water, 41 min. past 10.
Arrived the Opheha, Candler, from Charleston ; True Blue,
Bigland, (tom St. Jnim's, N.B. ; Hibernia, Field. from Tralee;
Egyptian, !Album, fro n New York ; Young Nerv3l, Wateling.
from St. MiChaera, sailed nth January ; Campo Bello.
and Eliza, —, from St. Andrew's, N.B. ; Levonia, Small, frnm.
Faro; Meridian, —from Oporto and Iloylske ; Agnes.
Fearon, and Si. Howard Douglas, Lindsay. from New Bruns-
wick ; Ann, Henderson, froth, Teneriffe ; and Catherine
111,1)onald, --:.., from Prince EdwatsTs Island.
Three barges off at three-quarters past four.
No vessel nailed to-day.
The Nymph (late Yoward), from IJoutrenl for birorponl, bat
bees towed Into Cork with.loss of masts, every thing off
the decks, an I master and one man drowned. .
The Brailafbrd, front St. John's, N.B. has arrived at
Cork water-logged.
The Huddersfield, Corner, sailed from Cork for Jamaica on thie
19rh inst. Wind N.W.

The Ann, Sly, sailed front Cork for A files on the 19th instant.
Wind N.W.

The Porcupine, —, horn Rio Janeiro, ha. arrived at Val.
par‘iso.
The Charles, Brick, froni Cadiz, ha arrived at Dublin.

FALMOUTH. JAN. calm.—Arrived the Diamond•
Farrel, from (`Ark, in 21 days, with loos of wader, bulrarkn, &c.
&c. part of her cargo thrown overboard ; and ',ottani, —, from
(WO.

PLYHOUTH, JAN. 22.—Wind N.N.W. and varishle.—Arrival
'the St. Peter, Romtond. from Havannah, leaky, and rudder da-
maged ; and the Queen Elizabeth, —, front Cork.
Poe isMOUT it, JAN. 23.—Calm.—It has been so very foggy
all day, we have not been able to see more thin a ship's length. No
arrivals or sailing.. •
DEAL. J. 23.—Wind W.N.W. nearly calm.--Arrived
sailed for the River the Tiger, iron. Beeps' ; Tickler, Wright..
from Jamaica ; also and remain, the 31ary, Steel, from Singapore;
William and Alfred, :launt, from St. John's, New Brunswick
Ada.,_ Cox, from Honduras' • Isabella, [singly. from 111iramichi
and Betsy. Eiffon, from St. Michael's. Arrived from the River
and ;main, the Dorothy Forster, Hone, fur Jamaica ; and Row..
Ilegnet, for Guernsey. The Jane and Richard Rimmer,
•
sailed from Singapore eleven days before the Mary.
MARGATE, JAN. 23.—Taken 'up in the Quern's Channel, and
landed here on Saturday, two anchors, ow with the weight 12 cwt..
I qr. 18 lbs. cut out in the stock, the other about 12 cwt. with a
large stock, ornamentally grooved out at the edges all round.
GRAVEsEND, JAN. 23.—Arrived the Kitty, Haswell, from St.
Michael's; E,141z, Sealander, from Charente; Fox. Fox. liens'
()stand. Sailed the Circassian, Douthwaite, for Bengal ; June,
Ilawkir.s, for Jamaica; Flee dedhuree, Farra, for Oporto; Prince
of Waterloo. Mailer, for Ostend ; Hamel!, Barnatem, for Bremen..
CORE, JAM. 20.—The Albion fell in with the brijNympla
on the filth inst. in long. 13, and took her in tow. She suc-
ceeded in bringing her to ti:is port.
TAP/ERICK, JAN. 21.—The Nautilus, Donohieu, from Galway
to Waterford, has put into Kilrush, leaky, and with sails much
damaged. end wax oblige. to-throw nart of her carga overboard.
ANSTEIDAN. JAN. 12.—The Unge Tobias. 'Anderson, front
flottenburgh to St. :haloes, was stranded at Hitteroe, 15th ult.—
Crew saved.

Ettirset of a letter from the agent to Lloyd's, at Crookhaven.
dated Jan. 17 ::—" The brig Phcebe: of Yemen*. Tisdale, master,
with timber limn Nova Scotia, came in here yeetertlay. On the
lath of December fell in with the American ship Vulture, in let.
42 N. long. Si SV., from Liverpool for New York, out forty.two
days ; the said ship then under jury.masta, in a state of wreck
aril leaky ; crew fourteen in number, with nineteen passerras--
it+ all thirty-three. Simuel Holmes. the master, hailed Captain .
Tisdale, and requested he would take him, crew and passengers,
from the wreck, which was Immediately complied with. and about
dusk4n the evening of the same day succeeded in gettiMe every
person on board la brig, who brought with them or,y cne barrel
of bread,. and nine or tea pieces of beef, and very little• provisions
or water at the time on board the Phcebe,Virhose crew consisted oil
ten, exalting in the whole forty-three; and a strong gale of easterly
wind. The allowance for several days was only three or four
ounces of beef and one quart of water per n:an esch day..
I Akre lied several of the crew of the Vulture before me, as also
some of the passengers, who state that too much praise cannot
,he
given to Captain Tisdale, for his humane kindness end 'n4Wati.
gable conduct. He landed Captain Holmes at*Vatcr.t.:l it srhonr. -
with seven other persons, on the 11th. and Still keeps the retrvcder
of the crew on board his brig. they not having any other means of
sunnort."—The Jupiter transport put in here on the i3th, from
I on lon for Cork; she fell in with the schooner Arabella,
Dough, on the Bth inst. about thirty-tire leagues S. W. of Cape
Clear, a wreck, took thtscrew out. and she went down soon after;
there are many other vessels here, bound to Liverpool, &e. but
have trot time to learn their names. The following carne in
this day. viz. Edward Beam of Liverpool, Robson. Iron Per.
nambuco, in thiny-seven -dam very leaky ; Moot* Bristol from
I Corfu, out rive weeks all well, and fell in with a ship three days
ago,loB miles S. W. of the Mizen, with her threatuasts gone.
The Sally, Oleddon, from Liverpool to Boston, put Into Faye!
2d ult, lanky, and has bcen condemned.
The Roscoe, of Liverpool, was spoken with 18th Nov. in lit. 12
S. long. 31 W. hoond to Bengal.
The Harrell, Yabaley, from Lisbon to Teigtsmouth, which nail.
abandoned at sea lthh ult., was carried into Luanco, near Gion,
on the 31st, by some fishina boats.
The Mary, arrived at Deal, spoke the Hon. Company's ship
Duke of I ork, bound to Chloe, do well, 24th September to the
eastward of the Straits. The Repulse sailed from Singapore about'
2.3 th August, and the Hon. Company's ship Inglis passed in the
night about the same time. Dr. Symes,. of the Repulse, died at
Rencoolen. His 31ajesty's ship Lame has detained the American
brie floventor Endicott, bound to Singapore, and sent her on to
Calcutta for adjudication, having 8,000 stand of tire-arms and.
powder on board. r .
The Nymph (late Teoward), from Montreal. distrasted and.
abandoned, has been towed into Cork by the Albion, Mills, frosts
Cape !Ireton.
His Majesty's ship Tartar, Captain Brown, sailed from Valve.
raieo 28th September, for Rio and England, and had not arrived ma
the former place on 14th November. The French ship Duc de
llortleatut arrived at Rio is 37 days from Lima.
PLUNDERERS OF Avxrcy.s.—witliain Veung was convscted„
at the late Beverley Sessions, of stealing part or toe cargo of the
Elbe, from St. Petersburgh to London, wrecked near the Humber-
lie was sentenced to six months' imprisonment and hard labour ;
and the Chairman, on passing sentence, signified that it wrs t!..e
determinatian of the Magistrates to indict the severest penalties of
the law on all future offenders.

On Monday a schooner in distress was seen bearing towards
Scilly from the Land's-end ; and two pilot-boats were on the point
of proceeding to 'fresco Island to her assistance, when she s::::ck
violently on the Seven Stones rocks, and disappeared ; of course
the crew were drowned, the distance of those fatal rocks being so
great from Scilly, and both wind and ses being excessively stormy
at the time of the melancholy catastrophe. It is eonjectired that
the vessel was laden with iron or coal, but no fragments have beers
found to lead to any particulars respecting her.— West Briton.
%tzarist.' sroicrx WITH.—The Malay, of and from Orem ick
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Bengal, out six days ; 12th, lat. 49. 30, long. 8, 10, Columbia. of
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arrived at the Cove of Cork ; the master of the Colombia a;.•ta
kindly offered supplies and assistance to the Braibtford ; oanstem'S
Nos. 10 and 18, from Portsmouth, 3d inst. 120 miles west of Seti:r t
Mina, Oake. 19th, from Ireland to London, out five days, by the
Francis, Russell, arrived at Cowes; Julia., from Liverpool to
Terceira, 2341 Der. : Providence. of Teignmouth, nine days from
Newfoundland for Lisbon, leaky, 27th Dec. in lat:42. 11, long. 21;
14, by the Caroline. Wallace. arrived at Liverpool; Thr-e Stserm4
from Nantes for Bourbon, Oct. 27th, all well, by the Buynt. m►
rived off Portsmouth.

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