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London, England, 1825-10-29 00:00:00

SHIPPING INPELLIGENCE.

• CUSTOM-HOUSE, OCT. 27.
Sums ENTERED INWARDS.—The Nelly, Burrell, from Guys-
borough (Nova Scotia); Bogen, Jansen, from Gottenburg ;
Maria, Doodt, from Pillau ; John Barry, Roche, from Quebec ;
X L, Cobb, from St. Petersburg; Beverley, Elley, from Guernsey ;
Ocean, Johnston, from Leith; Liebe, Triat. from Lisbon; Vic-
tory, Cubitt, from Harlingen ; Sarah and Elizabeth, Hews,
front the South Seal; Eliza, Hoare, from Waterford; Active,
Langdon, from Cork ; Fox, Whyte, from Cephalonia ; Maria
Dorothea, Schultz, from Memel,

ENTERED Ont weans —The Elizabeth, Walker, for Gre-
nada; Susannah, Tregarthen, for Terceira; Pursuit, Bullen, for
Hatnhurgh ; Henry, Lund, for Hamburgh; London, Rutherford,
for Hamburgh ; Wharfinger, Cozens, for Waterford; Hopeful,
Cuthbertson. for Vera Cruz, Alvarado, and New Orleans.
CLEARED OUTWARDS FINALLY AT ORAVESEND.—The
George, Clark, for Tenni& and Calcotta ; Newton, Mass, for
Ealinnre ; Betty, Peirce, for Bremen ; Victolre, Kuper, for Ant-
werp.
CLEARING OUTWARDS.—LIan Rumney, Turner, for Ja-
mmu ; John Dory, Forbes, for St. Michael's ; Cane Grove,
Thomson, for Sr. Vincent's ; Jorge Sophia, Mugs, for Antwerp ;
Wellesley, Ferrinian, for Jamaica Vrouw Jannetje, Borgne,
for Ostend, Bruges, and Ghent.: Vegeaack, Belicht, for Bre-
men Rotterdam, Laming, fur Rotterdam; George Hibberts,
Drpdsle, for Amigos.
CLEARED OUTWARDS TO Inc.r.aNn.—The Glasgow, Phil-
lips, for Cork ; Economy, Jones, for Drogheda and Dundalk.

FRO3I LLOYD'S LIST.

R FALMOUTH, Oct. 26.—Arrived the Dove packet from Rio
Janeiro—sailed the Met Ammer, from Bahia the sth September,
and from Pernambuco the 15th September • the American ship
Clarissa, Mansfield, from Stockholm for Boatcn, leaky, out 34
days, bore up on the liith from long. 15. The Jane. Darkin ;
the packet, Dahell ; the Amity, Privell; and the Enterprise,
Hotken, all from London.
PLYMOUTH, Mr. 26—Sailed the Mary Ann, Moseley, for
tit. Domingo.
Cowes, OCT. 27—Arrivea the Spin, Harentz, Haniburgh
galliot, from London for Bordeaux, with loss of anchor and
cable, having been on shore off the Sisters ; the batons, Lovie,
ship, from L•todon for Demerara, for passengers ; the Sarah
Ward, Wm. Moore, ship, foe Sierra Leone—off the Wight, on
the 23d inst. ; the Baron Van der Cappellen, Peeters, Dutch
'ship, sailed fur Batavia..
PORTSMOUTH, OCT. 27.—The Castle Forbes, Ord, from Ma-
' dru and Bengal, is at ancho- at the Motherbank, leaky. Sailed
the Echo, Dunlop, for Frederickotadt ; the Charles Brook, Bell,
for St. Vincent's ; the Salads, Heam, for Jamaica ; the Exmouth,
Accan, for Bombay ; and the Numa transport, for Cork.
Doves. OCT. 27.—A piece of brandy was picked up at sea, by
the .Era, of this port, and delivered here 24th inst.
DELL, OCT. 27.—The George Clark, for India, has been sup-
plied with an anchor, and remains; the rest of the outward bound
have sailed. The hoiTtilfaidbound barb prbceetled this morning.
Passed through the Salmon River, {Viso, for Africa. An an-
chor, 26 cwt., made by Hatikesrand a whole chain cable, lost from
the Exmouth, see landed at Deal, and at present unclaimed.
hlonoaxx, SEPT. 22.—The Uglily, Williams, from Port Ma-
doe for London, hiss come in to-day, having been run on booted of
when off Portland, and had her anchor carried away, and her lar-
board bow damaged. The Blessing, Stephens, was got off the
main last night, and Is brought into the harbour. A few more
nets, and a couple of casks therewith, have been picked up adrift,
and brought in to-day.
UnortAxan, Ocr. 27.—Arrived, his Majesty's ship Betio.,
Capt. Parry, from a voyage of discovery ; Wellington, Ni'riod, from
pantile ; James, Richirdson—Mentor, Atkinson—Sally, Koller—
Minerva, Kirsch, and Economy, Churcheide, from ditto; Mary,
Hardy, from Quebec; Andreas, Fox, from Norway; Maria, Hen-
derson, from Jersey; Erasmus, Shilling, from ditto ; Weitzel,
Jones, from Palau ; Princess Royal, Brown, from Dunkirk ;
New Union, Shilling, from Dieppe.—Sailed, the Nimrod, Milne,
for Toned& ; Robert Taylor, Mangliam, for Hamburgh ; Ann,
Spence, for ditto ; Ann, Drybrough, for Oporto ; Hine, Sladen,
for Joinaica; Pyrennees, Whitwell, for Malta ; Rambler, Knight,
for ditto; Man Romney, Turner, for Jamaica ; Minerva, Schoor,
for Norway.
BRUIT OL, OCT. 27.—Arrived, the Sylvia, Lloyd, from Arch-
angel ; Coostantia, Torment], and Charles Fox, from St. Peters-
burgh ; Susan Jane. Morris, from Virginia. Sailed, the John,
Dale, for Jamaica; Ebenezer, Prosser, for St. Vincent's.
BULL, OCT. 26.—Tbe Mars, Harland, from Quebec to this
port, which was driverson shore near Tetney Haven, has been got
off. She is now in Whitebooth Roads, and expected to be in the
harbour this tide.
HAMBUROM, OCT. 2i.—The Lavinits, Brooks, from London,
is on shore near Gluckstodt. The Jonge Jacob, dlews, from Ant.
werp to this port, is wrecked on the Vogel Sind. The Chance,
' Jackson, bound to London, returned on the Hlth inst. with lose of
anchors and cables.

SHIPWRECE.—The ship Maria, Captain J. 0. Selin, from
Braheated bound to /lull, having a crew of twelve men and a boy,
was, in the tremendous gale of Thursday last, driven on a sand-
bank near the mouth of the finmber, where the rudder, anchors,
and boats were lost, and two of the masts cut away. The vessel,
being thus quite ungovernable, was drifted southward, and about
four o'clock on Friday afternoon struck on the Ingoldmells coast,
where, a heavy sea continually breaking upon her, one man was
washed overboard and unfortunately drowned, within sight of se-
veral persons on the shore, who could not possibly render (mist.
ante. As it was not practicable for a boat to get through the
breakers, there was every reason to fear that all on board must in.
evitably perish. In this distressing emergency, Mr. Staines, of the
preventive service, with the greatest promptitude rode to Skegness.
and procured Olpt. Manby's apparatus foe rescuing shipwrecked
seamen. Three unsuccessful attempts were made with it to throw
a line over the ship; a fourth fortunately succeeded, and by un-
wearied exertions all were saved,- excepting one man who was
washed out of the boat when it filled with water.—StunybrdMer-
eury. .

WHALE FISHERIES.
We have received the follow4pg account of the Whale ships,
which we are assured is authentic:—

_ OrREENLAND.

Hut.L.—Abram, Jaci;:ori---2fi;;;34linns ; Everthorpe, Ash,
clean; Kiero, Colquhoun, 1 Jackson,
16 Loos: Laurel, Dannau, I fish,
2(1 tuna ; North Briton, Allen, dean ; Itachael and Ann, Creigh-
ton, 1 fish, 10 tulle; Unity, Softie'', I fish, 10 tuns.
Lo Nno fr.—Margaret, Kay, clean ; Neptune, Ansley, clean.
iTilY.—Ellit, Dunbar, dean; Harmony, Thompson, clean;
Lively, Kirk, I fish, 7 roue; Resolution, Keeley, 3 fish, 4(1 tuns;
Valiant, Apr, 1 fish, 4 tuns; Volunteer, Craig, clean.
ABERDEEDI.—Jane, Bruce, clean ; Neptune, Armstrong, clean.
PETERHEAD.—AIen, Penny. clean; Mary, Oyaton, clean;
Perseverance, Simpson, 1 fish, 15 tune.
6 n ENOCK..—Jahn. Jackson, clean:
DAVIS' STRAITS.
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Ilui.f..—Alfred, Johnson, II fish, 130 tuns; Andrew Marvel,
Iledon, 9 fish, 88 tuns; Ariel, Watson, .5 fish ; Brunswick, Blyth,
20 fish. 250 tuns; Cato Kitchingman, 1 fish; Cicero, Lee, IS
fish, 260 tons; Comm. Newham, 3 fish ; Cambrian, Johnson. 3
fish ; Dordon, Linskill, 12 fish ; Duncombe, Scoffin, 3 fish ;
' Eagle, Brass, 3 fish; Ellison, Spence. 10 fish; Elizabeth, Martin,
' 6 fish, 80 tuns; Exmouth, Munro, 9 fish ; Gilder, Bruce, 6 fish ,
Harmony, Sawyer. 4 or 5 fish; Ingria, Macintosh, 14, fish
Isabella, Humphrey, 7 fish, 80 tuns; Jane, Maddison, 6 nsh, 76
tuns; Lee, Foster. 6 fish, 84 tuns; Lord Wellington, Harrison, 0
fish, 75 tuns; Mercury, Coldray. 8 fish ; Perseverance, Groin, 1
flab, 13 tuns; Progress, Manger, 3 fish, 30 tuns; Swan, Dring, 8
fish ; Venerable. Bennett. 6 fish; William, Hawkins, 2 fish ;
William Torr, Dannett, 6 fish ; Zephyr, Embank, 4 fish, 45 tuns.
Lownow.—Rookwood, Lawson, 6 fish. •
Wurraw.--Jsmeit, Quickfall, clean ; Phanix, Hallilee, 6 fish ;
William and Ann, Terry. 3 fish.
NEWCASTLE.—Cove, Palmer, 9 fish, 150 tuns; Grenville, Bay,
Wareham, 9 fish, 150 tuna; Lady Jane, Fleming, 15 fish, 190 tuns.
Bsawicx..—Lively, Taylor. lost in September; Norfolk, Col.
bet, 3 fish.
LElTH.—Baffin, Mare, 1 fish ; Home Castle, Wallace, 1 fish ;
Juno, Lyall, 2 fish ; Success, Thompson, lost to September; Wil-
liam and Ann, Wake, not seen.
KllMALDY.—Caledonia, Tod, 10 fish; Earl PCTCy, Davidson,
2 fish ; Rambler. Thorns. 2 fish.
DlTNUEE.—Achilles, Valentine, 2 fish ; Advice, Webster, 1
fish; Dorothy, Deuchars, 3 fish, Estridge, Deuchars, lost ; Fairy,
Thorns, 1 fish; Friendship, Chapman, I fish; Horn, Jeffers, 2
fish ; Princess Charlotte, Adamson, 7 fish; Thomas Thorns, 2 fish;
Three Brothers, Foreman, 2 flsh.
MoNTROSE.—EIiza Swan, Brown, clean; Landon, Burn,
clean; Monarch, Inglis, 2 fish ; Spencer, Keith. 6 fish.
AnEnnetisr.—Alexander, Fairbourne, 5 ur 6 fish, 70 tuns; Bon
Accord, Parker, 3 fish ; Dee, Cook, 2 fish ; Don, Browne, lost in
Stptemher ; Henrietta, Armstrong, 2 fish ; Hercules, Thompson;
2 fish ; Middleton, Cargill, clean ; Middleton, Reed, nearly full;
Princess of Wales, White, I fish ; Saint Andrew, Newton, 4 fish.
PETERMEAD.—Jean, 3linto, fished; Active, Gray, fast in the
ice, 7 fish ; Alpheus, Duncan, clean ; Dexterity, Robertson, 3
fish ; Eclipse, Sutter, 3 fish ; Enterprise, Hogg, 5 fish ; Gleaner,
Shand, 2 fish : Hannibal, Ilirnie, 3 fish ; Hope, Volum, 3 fish ;
Resolution, Philip, I fish; Superior. Manson, dean; Traveller,
Hutchinson, 6 fish ; Union Alsekie, 3 or 4 fish.
The quantity this year will amount to from 4.700 to 6,000 tuns,
but it is believed not more. In 1821, it was 16,833 tuns ; in 1822.
8,373 tuns; in 1823, 17,074 tuna; in 1324, 9,640. The twinge of
the seven preceding years, beginning with 1814, was 14,543 tuns
annually. Out of the 29 ships from [lull, 21 had arrival on the
24th instant.