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SHIPPING INTELLIGENCE.

(LLOYD'S.)

VESSELS ENTERED INWARDS.—CUSTOM HOUSE, FEBRUARY 14.—
The James Watt, King, from Cuxhaven; Earl Liverpool, Lomax,
Ostend; Jean Lese, Danty, Bordeaux; Ruby, Mowbry, St. Übe's ;
Coral, Paine, Rotterdam; Fair Barbadian, Warde, Monte Video ;
Union, Le Grand, Gravelines; Coronation, Crook, St. John's ;
Flora, Pearse, Cadiz; Recovery, Johnson, Calcutta; Mary Ann,
Gregory, Guernsey; Caroline, Jorgensen, Denmark; Drowning
Maria, Detsell, Copenhagen; Bruges, Woodruff; Antwerp; Hope,
Eade. Rotterdam; Joven Eufemia, Orolla, Bilboa ; Branger, La.
borde, Bordeaux; Strathfleldsaye, Walker, Valparaiso; William
Jolliffe, Pashley, Calais; City of Boulogne, Tune, Boulogne.
ENTERED OUTWARDS.—The Heroine, Laing, for Sierra Leone.
CLEARED Our CARGO.—The Lion, Brown, from Jamaica ; Com.
merce, Mason, Rotterdam; Thelis, Ferrier, Bombay; Molsom,
Pally, Tobago ; Mary Lion; Davidson, Venice ; Iberia, Cooper,
Lisbon ; Oscar, Barret, Cadiz.
IN BALLAST.—The Planet, Hall, for Cadiz; Resolution, Garlents„
South Seas.

GRAVESEND, FEB. l3.—Arrived the Eagle, from St. John's,
N. 8.; Amelia Multrolland, Kertch; Joven Euphemia, Bilboa;
Jenne Lise, Bordeaux ; Beruger, ditto ; Unibn, Gravelines ; Coral,
Rotterdam; Hope, ditto; Vrow Maria, Copenhagen ; James Watt,
Hamburg; Lord Melville, Rotterdam. Sailed the Isabella, for
Cape of Good Hope; Hargarets, Rio Janeiro.
TENEV, FEB. 11.—The Durham, Clarke, from Swansea to Lynn,
which foundered in Saunderspool Bay, 21st Nov. has been raised.

RAMSAY, ISLE OF MAN, FEB. 12.--The Lord Stanley, Davies,
came to anchor off the Point of Ayr, 10th instant, with loss of rudder,
and must come into this ha bour to repair.

K►tnusn, FEB. 10.—The Minstrel!, Outerbridge, from Liverpool
to Philadelphia, has put in here with cargo shifted, loss of sails, &c.
having been as far west as lon. 20.
Yartvorirn, FEB. 12.—The Equity of Blakeney, got on shore on
the Barber Sand this morning, but it is expected offnext tide.
FLEKKEFEORD, JAN. 21.—The Neptunus, Hygreen, from Man.
Bellies to Antwerp, has put in here with trifling damage,

ELSINORE, Fun. s.—The Argo, Kraeff, from Konisberg to Hull,
ran aground 2d instant, off the Three Crown Battery, but got off and
put into Copenhagen, and must discharge to repair.
PARIS, FE8.12.-1" e Jean Bart, (whaler), of Dunkirk, is re-
ported to have been b. j ht at Chatham Island, and the crew mas-
sacred by the natives, by the Martha (American whaler), homeward
bound, which vessel was spoken by the Asia, Jay, arrived cff Havre,
from the South Seas.

DIEPPE, FEB. 10.—Some casks of spirits, branded 3110 II L
Rouett and Co., and some casks of wine, branded M F, have been
picked up on the coast.
ALICANT, Fns. 2. —The Borealis, Bernie, from Leghorn to Glas-
gow, put into this port 30th ult., leaky, and must discharge to repair.
CALCUTTA, DEC. 18.—The slahmoody, Nacoda, arrived here 3d
instant, from Mocha and Penang, experienced a heavy gale at
North, from 20th to 22d ult., which increased to a hurricane, in
lat. 18. N. lon. 92 E., on the 25th passed a great quantity of leak
timber, and some bales of cotton.

CANTON, Nov. 10.—A barque, dismasted, and standing for Ma.
nilla, was passed by the Aden, Gales, arrived here from Manilla;
Java, Jobbling, arrived at Hyoak, Phyos, from Calcutta, experienced
a gale 21d and 23d Nov. about 30 leagues to the eastward of the
Sand Heads.

VESSELS SPOKEN Wrru.—The Jamaica, from Batavia to Canton,
Oct: 13, in lat. 45. long. 105. E. ; Bombay, Waugh, Dec. 10,
off Cape Agulhus, by the Parkfield, Jacob, arrived off Hastings;
Washington, Barnett, Lisbon to Buenos Ayres, sth ult., in lat. 3.
long. 21., by the Amwell, Hesse, arrived off Hastings; Roscius,
Collins, Liverpool to New York, sth inst., in lat. 45. long. O. ;
Rose, Cape Graceos Deos, to London, out 14 days, in lat. 28., long.
79., by the Victoria, May, arrived at Cork ; Souvenir, Oct. 24,
with 1,400 barrels, by the Asia, Jao, arrived off Havre ; Man-
chester, Wilton, Liverpool to Bombay, 3d inst„ in 44.40. long 12. ;
Queen Victoria, Liverpool to Havannah, 3d inst., in lat. 43. long 22