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dress, end Huguenot, New York; Oztensible, Qiieb‘2e.
Off port, Coronation. Mobile; Louisa Thompson, Blgek
Prince, Strathmore, Ellen llighfield, and Earl of Loas-
dale. The Burrell barque, is on shore at Ardglast.
The Sarah (or Sarah Ann) barque is at anchor in Dun-
drum Bay, in a dangerous position.
DUBLIN, APRIL I.—The Maid of Galloway steamer,
not the Galtvsy Maid as yesterday reported, which left
Liverpool 29th ult., burst her boilers off Holyhead, be-
came very leaky and unmanageable, and drove on the
rocks north of Balriggan harbour, where she now lies
very badly; her keel is gone and bottom bilge!, and it is
feared that she has parted abaft her pa Idle•box. Every
thing that could be got out of her has been brought on
shore. The Anne, which sank alongside the Quay,
29th ult., has been pumped out and floated.
QUEENSTOWN, MARCH 31.—1 t has blown heavy gales
for the tact three or four days from S.E. to E.S.E, with
heavy raing and high tides.—The Mary, hence to
Llanelly, which got on shore, 29th ult., has been got off.
Arrd. Tar, Mauritius, for the Clyde.
DR(GIIEDA, APRIL I.—The Lance, Newport to Liver-
pool, came on shore last night full of water; crew saved;
must discharge.
GLoucEsTEr..—Sld. Ireland, Quebec.
NEWPORT, APRIL 2.—Wind S.—Sld. Eliza Jenkins,
Alexattdria, United States.
SCATEERY ROADS, APItIL l.—Arrd. Alice Bentley,
Liverpool, for St. John's, New Brunswick, much
strained, and making water.
CROOKHAVEN.—Arrd. Ann Rankin, New Orleans.
Wurrnr, APRIL 2.—Wind S.E.—Sailed Neptune,
Alpha, and Vt, itlaeam, Quebec.
LOSSIE3IOUTH, MARCH 30.—Wind S.E., a strong
gale.—The Jane of Berwick-on-Tweed, Sunderland to
Port Gordon, struck on the Muck Rocks off Buckie to-
day, and sunk, with her masts visible above water; crew
saved.

LEITII, APRIL 2.—A -mahogany table, some bedding,
printed books, and wearing apparel, have been picked
up on the Girdler Sand, also several letters addressed
from Tralee, dated May and June, 1849, signed " Rob.
0. Reardon," and one dated Killarglin, March 20,
1850, signed " C. Qui]."
RAMSGATE, APRIL 2.—A cask of lime juice, marked
" W. E.," with a diamond over it, has been picked up.
BLYTH, MAncii 30.—The Epselon has been in con-
tact with the Horatio, and did considerable damage; the
latter went stern on to the Sydney packet, and carried
away stanchions, bulwarks, &c.

'AtKET NEWS,-(THIS DAY.)

CORN EXCHANGE—WEDNESDAY
The present week's arrival of English Wheat coast-
wise has been confined to 470 quarters, wholly from
Essex and Kent. By land carriage the receipts are
Email. Fine qualities were in moderate request this
morning, at prices quite equal to those obtained on
Monday. In the middling and inferior kinds next to
nothing was doing. Only 2,720 quarters of Wheat have
come in from abroad. The show of samples, however,
was somewhat extensive. Fine white qualities sold at
fully late rates. Otherwise the demand ruled heavy.
All kinds of Barley were heavy at last week's decline
in value. So little business was transacted in Malt that
the quotations were almost nominal. Oats and Beans
sold to a fair extent at late rates. Peas, .Indian Corn,
and Flour were dull in the extreme.