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(DAIS DAY.)
LLOYD'S SKIPPING.-

LONDON, April 3.—Wind this day at Noon, W.N.W.
to N.N.E. ; strong breeze, and fine dry weather, but
cloudy at times.
COWES, March 2.—Wind S.W. Arrived—
Calcutta, and sailed for London; Anna, Callao, and sailed
for Antwerp.
PORTSMOUTH.—ApriI 1, wind W. ; 2d, S. Arrived—
Anna, Callao, with loss of one anchor and part of chain
cable, and has been supplied ; H.M.S. 'Tyne, Ascension ;
H.M.S. Rhadamanthus, westward. Sailed—H.M.S. Des-
perate, Baltic ; H.M.S. James Watt, do.
DARTMOUTH, April 2.—Wind, B. Arrived—Dart, Lec,.
fiestonjee Bomanjee,
horn ; Chanticleer, London, for Newfoundland. Off
Port—Arrived—Gwalior, Calcutta;
Bombay ; Flying Dutchman, La Guayra, for Altona.
FALMOUTH.—ApriI 1, wind S.W. to N; 2d, E.
Arrived—Clio, Philadelphia; Minalto, Mauritius; Hib•
bert, Cyprus ; Anna Elizabeth, Troves'.; Thetis, Leith,
for Melbourne, compasses out of order. Off Port—Ar.
rived—Constantia, Rio Janeiro, and sailed for Hamburg ;
Glide, Varna.
SHIELDS, March I.—Wind W. Arrived—Aden,Mmain • Arendal, Christiana. Sailed—xpress, Demerara ;
British Queen, New York; Amelia, CsXthagella.
SWANSEA, March 2.—Wind W. Arrived—Beethoven,
Valparaiso ; Law Ogilby, Madeira. Sailed—Pere Rio,
Rio Janeiro • Paqueto de Aviero, Booms Claypool, Cape
de Verds ; Ringdove, Gibraltar. Off Port.—Arrived—
Arabistau, Callao, and sailed for Loudon ; Superb, do.,
and sailed for Liverpool.
NEWPORT, March 31.—A vessel's boat, with white bot-
tom and black topsides, marked on the stern " Rebecca, of
Newry, Hollowoval," was picked uP sear Rhumn..,y river,
yesterday.
QUEENSTOWN.—March 31, wind, S.W.; April 1, W.N.W
Arrived—ln Mauritius agiu,Norma Cape
Town, for iiatuburg ; Rose, Callao, leaky, and with loss
of rudder ; Oliver Cromwell, Callao ; Cathcart, do.; Sarah,
Pernambuco ; Crusader, Paraiba; Norval, do..
, Georgi-
ans Savannah ; Marys, Mauritius, for Bristol ; Anna, do.,
andsailed for Bristol ; Carleton, Calla°
; Larne, do.
PANAMA, March 7.—The English barque Sultan, from
California, took fire last night in the galley, which was
destroyed, and the fore and mainmasts considerably
injured ; damage estimated at $250.
ROTTERDAM, March 31.--The Petrel (a a) from Hull to
this port, is still on shore on the Hindert, off Helvoet, and
has been abandoned by the master and three men who had
remained by her. The sea breaks over her, and she has
four feet of water in her hold. The master and crew of
the same returned to the wreck on the Ist April, to try to
save materials and cargo.

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(BY SUBMARINE AND EUROPEAN TELEGRAPH.)
GRAVESEND, llonday Morning.
Wind, W. •, tide, three-quarters ebb.; weather very fine.
Arrived, 3d.—Euclid from Savannah • City of Norwich
(s.), from Hanaburgli ; Fyenoord (B.), from Rotterdam;
Ravensbourne (s.), from Antwerp.
DEAL, Monday, 9 a.m.

Wind, N.N.E,; very fine.
Passed in tow.—Burmah, from Calcutta, for London.
PasQed—Mary Ann, from St., Michael's for London ;
Fleece, Marseilles for London ; Salem, Charente for Lon-
don
; Plicenix, Newcastle for Genoa ; Raleigh, China for
Kinibur,g ; Helen, London for Hobart Town ; Colgrain,
No, 12 transport, London for Malta; Ruflno,
..011,0311 for
Malaga ; Pancho, London for Santander ; James Norma,
London for Quebec.
Sailed—The whole of the outward-bound.
Remain—Her Majesty's ships St. George and Prince
Regent.
Proceeded—Her Majestv's screw steamer James Watt,
from Portsmouth, for the Baltic.