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LLOYD'S SIIIPPING-(THIS DAY)

LONDON, OCT. 28.—Wind at noon, N.W. 4-41 017,
brezza, and dull, hazy weather. The Ocean, ,
Cochin, arrived in the River, was in contact with a prs
paint A 3ellow inside, with a white ribbon outsidevot/W,
received damage; 21st Sept., in lat. 27 N., lon- 3' Sc,
The Derwent, for Port Philip, ready for sea, in the eer
Katharine's Dock, has been obliged to discharge
cargo, having 5 to 6 feet of water in her hold.
DEAL, OCT. 27.—Wind, W.N.W., moderatet., ria
cloudy. Arrived, Equity, Calcutta; Zeon, do ;
Handy, Tobago; Eiza Sharpe, St. Kitts; Statue°, eci,
Bee Island; Earl Selkirk, Prince Edward is'yeart
Sailed, It,solut:.•, Sydney, N.S.W.; Koh-I-Noor,
Philip; Westbrooke, Barbadoes; Henda, do.; Aler;ed
Boston, Pat back, Cashmere, New Zealand. Arr;„',..es
from the River, Rosins, Rio Janeiro. The Ge—c 4
art William (brig, of South Shields), from Quebec, rel),-e4
to have been wrecked on the Goodwin Sands, is 11'"
to be got off.
DOVER, OCT. 27.—The Brandon, Newcastle to Or
mouth, on shore, has gone to pieces,
twit
SOUTHAMPTON, OCT. 27.—Wind, N.W. sar.s'
Lc ly Neele, *terms Ayres.
Ar' FALMOUTH, OCT. 27.—Wind, N.W. to N.N.W.
I:ved, Alchymist, Qua ac. r
RAMSGATE, OCT. 27.—The Massager, of 01a f 0740
Redon, from Sunderland, has been lost on the Sninb et
crew, except one boy, saved. The General liturraPt is
Sunderland, is on shore off the harbour, leaky, but
expected off with the tide.
tinci
CARLISLE.—Arrived, Robert Burns, Quebec,'
sailcl for Belfast
CLYDE, OCT. 26.—Wind, N.E. Ara/el, Msrftier
John, N. 8.; Huron, do.; Iris, Llonckwas. Sailed, G
gow (a), Now York.
KINGSTON —Arrived, Adessa, Quebec.
YARMOUTH, OCT. 27.—The Awdea of London, •e
more, fur Hull and Newcastle, struck on Hasbro' Ss
if
this morning, and was abandoned; she was subsequen
found to be on shore fore and aft. frOo
LOWEOTOFF, OCT. 27.—The Exhibition, of and
Fowey to Hull, has put in leaky, having been on VI I(
come Sand.
wio
DUBLIN, OCT. 26.—Wind S. Sailed, New Brune- plg
el
New Orlears. 27, The Fidelity, of Liverpool, °-
ashore yesterday, at Clogher Head ; crew saved. „r$
WISBY, OCT. 17.-142 cks. tallow, the greater re
of the hemp, more or less damaged, of the Washingteite
Cronstadt to London, which was wrecked on the tee
off the Island of Ytterhohn, have been saved. for
EMDEN, OCT. 20.—The Medea, Christianstadt,
London, has been brought in here a mere wreck* to
HOLYHEAD, OCT. 27.—The Harmony, Liverpool
Dublin, has put in very leaky, &c.
BRIDLINGTON QUAY, OCT. 27.—The Sisters, o- et;
vannab, is being brought in by boatmen, having be
found abandoned.
od,
LIVERPOOL, OCT. 27.—Wind, E. to N.E. Arrive ;
Gleneaner, Prince Edward Island • Conway, Cin,enbot
Belmont, do. Sailed, South Sea, Sydney, N.S.W.V,-eol
Rio Grande ; Augustus, Rio Janeiro ; Iris, Caru,vhiee•
Proeder Promo, Hayti ; City of Glasgow (a), -1-$".„-ok
delphia ; Tirrell, Boston. 28th, Put back, Cbieih'ics
Valparaiso, leaky. The Astobia, for this port, Put rf, a
to New Orlean, 15th inst., with much damage "'vet
hutricene. The Josiah Brudlie, for Boston, eill°,l;en
back, with considerable damages from heavy Wea` too
The 'William Jarvis had arrived at New Orleans, ;lot
with much damage. The Elizabeth, Portland 1° ririg
Orleans, spoken oe,. 10, under jury masts, file:poC
f
The Calder, bound to this port, vibie- cod
rr Nassau.ans
beck for Now York, Oct. 14th, had not reached the cod
on the 16th; a Pilot was put on board off Bamegat?
had not since been heard of.
MlLFORD.—Arrived, Maria, Quebec
•; Media, do'
Union, Dalhousie ; Meida, Quebec.
Gerts-
FLEETWOOD, OCT. 27.—Wind, N. Arrived, de,
St Stephens, N.B.

WEXFORD.—A• ived, Brothers, Quebec.
lIMERICK.—Arrived, Primrose, Quebec; Jane .`"
Quebec
n
WARRENPOINT.—An .sobea
ivoi, New Zealand, 44--
Yankee Blood, New York.
WEYMOUTH.—Arrived, Atlantic, Quebec.
A
BRITOL, OCT. 27.—Wind, N. Auivod, 5 rnorl
Africa; African Queen, do.
13°'
GLOUCESTER.—Arrive), Julius CEeear, Quebec; 10do.
do.; Charlotte, S' John',, New Brunswick;
Sr!( 1, Johannes, Mirichi.
„fordt
NEWPORT, OCT. 27. emWind,lW. Arrived, Wes
Quebec.

PATENT LAW AMENDMENT MSOCIATIOII%.II9
dinner of the Council of this Association and their felpeo-
took place yesterday evening, at the Belvidere Tovery'; `i to
tonville ; Mr. Shepherd in the chair: the object,beAlC
qp
celebrate the passing of the Patent Law Amendniem,:—;;loo
the last session. After the usual loyal toasts, the Cul,s first
proposed, "Patent Law Reform and the new act, as cube
boa
instalment of it." He said he thought the Coun—itiop•
reason to congratulate themselves on their present P°3-
The year 1851 was that which brought forward pe"cdorliren-"*.a
the hardships under which the inventors of tl25`V Nervil
laboured. They had all read "Uncle Tom's Cabin; ~e Ist
every inventor in England was, previous to October, t' had
ultimo, an Uncle Tom. The chief point on which they bad
to congratulate each other was, that their legislateri.ibere
secured to them a patent for three years for 251.; but %bet
was yet much room for improvement. Amongst the uf
the
toasts were the health of Mr. Fuller, a Member °latteX
council, and of the chairman; and shortly after the
the cempapy separated.