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LLOYD'S SHIPPING.
EAST INDIA SHIPPING.

Arrivals.-Ann, Squire, from New South Wales, off
Portsmouth, sailed Nov. 8, St. Helena, Jan. 27 • Ram-
bler, Hutchinson, from Bengal, off Dover, sailed Aug.
28, Mauritius, Nov.,St. Helena, Jan. 7 ; British Princess,
Thompson, from Augra Pequena, off Cork, sailed Jan.
19, St. llelena, Jan. 29 ; Canning, Hancock, from
Ichoboe, at Bristol, sailed Jan. 12, St. Helena, Jan 26.
Arrivals at Hobart Town.-Joanna, Lovett, Oct. 1,
from Manilla ; Emerald Isle, Curling, 12th • Forfar-
shire, Symons, 12th ; Mandarin, Smith, 15th ; Lord
Petre, Lukey, 15th, all from London. Cheviot and
Fortitude, whalers.
Arrivals at Launceston.-Annie, Oct. 9, from the
Cape of Good Hope; Mona, Milligan, 18th, from London.
Arrivals at Sydney, New South Wals.-Fortitude,
Arbuthnot, Oct. 11, from Norfolk Island;, Louisa, 13th,
from Hobart Town ; Gondolier, 15th, from China;
Caroline, 16th, from Hobart Town ; Emma, from
Adelaide ; Asiatic' from Hobart Town ; Hyderabad,
Robertson, 17th, from London, and sailed 27th to
Hobart Town; Mary Lloyd and Hereford, from Liver-
pool; Union, from Launceston, Honduras, 19th, Pales-
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from Launceston; Pocklington, 19th, from the south
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from Otaheite; City of Sydney, from Bay of Islands;
Dawson', 28th, Waterlily and Comet, from Hobart
Town; Kelso, Nov. 2, from China ; Ratcliffe, sth, from
Plymouth ; Tryphena, from Barrier Island ; Clara,
Crowe,6th, from London ; Mary, whaler, sth, from Port
Stephens, off the port.
Departures from Sydney.-Triton, Oct. 10, to Hobart
Town ; Sir John Byng and Wanderer, 14th ; Carylina,
24th ; Amelia and Mary Ann, 27th ; Louisa, Nov. 2-
all to Hobart Town. Calypso, Oct. 15 ; William, 22d ;
Coquette, 27th ; Union, Nov. 2-all to Launceston.
Lady Leigh, 17th, to New Zealand ; Tyrian, 23d, to
New Zealand ; Thomas Lord, 22d, to Bay of Islands ;
Ocean Queen, 23d, to Adelaide and Mauritius ; Fran-
.ces, 31st, to Valparaiso; Jean, Clarke, Oct. 19 ; Mo-
rayshire, 24th, to Port Philip and London ; Gilmore,
29th, to Port Philip ; Lord Keane, Nov. 1, to Port
Philip.
VESSELS SPOKEN WITH.-Palemburg, Haekstre,
Batavia, to Amsterdam, 26th Jan., lat. 32, lon. 21 W.,
by the Wassenaar, arrived on the Texel. HuntcliG,
Shields, to Barcelona, 29th Feb., off Cape Finisterre,
with mainmast head gone, stanchions carried away, and
leaky, by the Vintage, Cockerell, arrived at Oporto.

MELANCHOLY LOSS OF LIFE AT THE .NEW PASSAGE
FERRY.—On Tuesday afternoon between two and three
o'clock, the New Passage ferry-boat left the Gloucestershire
shore of the Severn, with one or more passengers, and a
crew of four boatmen, named Whitchurch, master ; Davis,
Jones, and Watkins. When abont half a mile from the
shore, the boat was upset by a heavy squall from the N.W.,
accompanied by a snow storm, and immediately foundered
with all hands. The accident was observed by the Custom-
house officers on duty at the Old Passage Ferry, and a steam-
boat was immediately dispatched, in hopes of saving the
crew and passengers ; but on reaching the spot, no trace of
either crew or boat could be found. None of the bodies have
yet been picked up, nor does it appear certain that the precise
number of the sufferers is known, but from the best informa-
tion obtained, it is believed there were two passengers and
the crew, as above-named.