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London, England, 1846-03-24 00:00:00

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CHASTITY ; fts ABUSES and DISEASES (7/ Engravings).
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LLOYD'S SHIPPING. •
LONDON, MARCH 23.—Wind this day at noon, S.W flight breeze
and fine, but cloudy at times.
DEAL, MARCH 22. —lt blew hard with severe squall from S.S.W.
and S.W. throughout tne night. The schooner Emma, Jones, of
Cardiff, from Limerick to London, got in contact last night off the
South Foreland, with the Quebec, fl-om New York fort oadon, was
abandoned, drove on shore near No. 1, Battery, but was got off by
Captain Newenhain, of the Coast Girard Service, and tak n into
Ramsgate very leaky, loss of rudder, &e. The Quebec sustained but
trifling damage.
FALMOUTH, Metter' 21.—Wind S.W. to W.S.W., frBsh and squally.
22d, wind W.S.W., strong and squally.—Arrd. 21st, illahchester,
Tear. Fertuunbueo. Sld. Eliza Leithman, Dickson, Mauritius; John
Stewart, Martin, Santa Martha; Tropic, Clark, Barbadoes.
LIVERPOOL, MARCH 21.—Wind S.S W., fresh. 22d, wind S.W.,
moderate.—Arrd. Dumfries, Thompson, China, left St. Helena 9th
ult.: Hlndoo, Ward, Calcutta; Panama, M.Leod, Bombay ;
Marchioness of Clydesdale. Charleston ; 22d, Princess Royal, Chloe.
FRASEIBURO, MARCH 17.—The Northern Maid broke from her
moorings to-day, and is stranded at the back of the quay. The James
and Mary, dc Peterhead, for Antwerp, lying at Roseheartz, broke
adrift from her moorings, and drove on to the beach, apparently
much injured.
WATERFORD, MARcif 20.—S1d. Mary Walsh, Newfoundland; her
Majesty's ship:Prospero, --.
SHIELDS, MARCH 20.—The Harforth or Harford, of Stock-
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inst , dismasted, and in a sinking state; twvoToieftshoenc, Newcastle, forrew caved.
Gamin', MARCH 20.—The Banetory, .fu
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SUNDERLAND, MARCH 22.—The Thetis, Jackson, of tills port, is on
shore behind the South Pier.
MARYPORT, MARCH 21. —lt has blown a heavy gale all day gt
S.S.W.—The Alpha, Richardson, trom Glasgow to Preston, grounded
outside the pier, but was assisted off without apparent damage.
OFF Dovza, MARCH 22.—Persia Bombay; Ma, y Nixon, Madras ;
Chester, St. John's, New Brunswick; Ann barque, of Bristol; and
Lydia, of Liverpool.
MUMBLES, MARCH 19.—S1d. Jane Boyd, Alexander, Valparaiso.
HOLYHEAD, MARCH 21.—And. Mountaineer, Demerara for Dublin,
towed in leaky.
CLYDE, MARCH 19.—Sid. Woodside, Christie, Rio Janeiro.
ABERDEEN.— Sld. Albion, Leslie, Halifax.
GREENOCK, PIARCLI 21.—S1d. Nessauls, Ewing, Bombay; Merlin,
Currie, Calcutta.

RAILWAY ACCIDENT COMPENSATION.—It is said that
the Edinburgh and GI sgow Company have compromised the
action for damages at the instance of the children of the de-
ceased Mr. Coolley, horse dealer in Glasgow, who was killed
in a railway carriage on that line in May last, for the sum
of 2,0004 with all expeuse&—Perthshire Courier.