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TUESDAY DECFMBER 28.—Wind S. light.
AREIVED.—Ianson, Reid, from Demerara, sailed 30th Oct.—
Duke of Cornwall, Conrad, from Montreal, left Quebec the 25th
Nov. ; lost sails, &c.—Chester, Wilson, from New York—Trial,
—, from Portugal—Waterville, Mills, from Antwerp—Sir R.
Campbell, Kirkpatrick, from Rotterdam.
SAlLED.—Caledonia, Cumming, for Bombay—Black Prince,
Martin, for Lima—Patrick Henry, Delano, for New York. -

Governor, —, from Cuba, at this port. On the lSth Dec.
in lat. 51, lon. 20, spoke the Melissa, from Quebec for this port,
with loss of mainmast and rudder; had shipped a temporary
rudder.
Sarah, M`Lean, from Montreal at this port, left Quebec 25th
Nov. Experienced bad weather during the passage, had decks
swept, lost sails, &c. and one man overboard.
Kilstead, Wright, hence for Tunis at Gibraltar
Alyth, Bird. from Trieste for this port at ditto
Release, Shears, and William Thompson, Balls, hence at
Lisbon
Garanpa. Reis, sailed from Lisbon for this port 16th Dec.
De Ve Christian. Dodd, hence at Heivoet
Vigilant, Mullyart, hence at 0-tend
Lena, Ford, from London for Havana at Cardiff
Olga, —, hence at North Shields, very leaky, having teen
on shore in the Tyne
Globe,
Eliza, Roy, hence for Gibraltar at Milford
Kathleen, Smith, hence for Africa at Holyhead
England's Queen, hence for Bombay, off Holyhead 24th Dec.
Ve•sels spoken, viz :—Burnhopeside, from Quebec to this
port, off Gaspee ; Saguenay, on the Banks of Newfoundland,
and Dauntless, hence for Charleston, 17th Dec. off Copeland
Islands.
Waxroao Aug. 24.—The Alfred, Guiliet, from Charente to
Liverpool, went on shore last night, on the Barrow of
Ballyteague, and went to pieces ; master drowned; part of the
cargow saved..
HOLYREAD. Dec. 25 —The Nabob, Wilson, from Calcutta to
Liverpool, ran on shore yesterday during a thick fog in Carnar-
von Bay, and bilged : crew saved.

WEDNESDAY, DECEMBER 27.—Wind variable and light.
ARRlVED.—Henrietta Sophia, , from Quebec—Resolu-
tion, —, from Maranham—Lee, Boness, from Curacoa—
Ashburton, —, from New Orleans—Lancashire,
from Savannah—Galata, Woolner, from Constantinople—Royal
William, Miller, from Genoa—Chimera, Abel, front Zante—
Sharon, —, from Mediterranean—Unio, Salatus, from
St. Übes.

Independence, Nye, from New York at this port, sailed Bth
Dec. On the 25th off Cork, spoke the Oxford, hence for New
York. On the 26th of Bardsey, spoke the United Kingdom,
hence for Sydney, N.S.W.
Jos ic, Jackson, from Savanilla at this port, sailed the Bth
Nov. The Kezia sailed 8 days previous for London. Left the
Tare, loading for London. On the 24th Dec. off Bardscy,
spoke the Virginia, hence for New Orleans. On the 26th, 15
miles S.E. of Holyhead, spoke the Warwick, hence for Africa.
Litherland, Freeman, hence at Anjar, 12th Sept.
Maid of Athens, Clewes, from London at ditto
Mount Stewart Elphinstone. -, from dittoatclitto

John Horton, , John Christian, , Helen Stewart,
Whittingham, and Viscount Sandon, -, hence at Hong
Kong
Swallow, -; Lady Rowen, Miller, and Fortlield, Bow-
man, from Sincapore at Anjer
Juliet, from London at China
Harvest Home, Heron, and Palanquin, Lister, hence at Cal-
cutta
Janet Wilson, Wilson, from the Clyde at ditto
Chebar, Harrison, and Humayoon, INl'Kellar, from London at
ditto

Julia, Jones, from Bombay at ditto
Charlotte, Hawkins, from the Mauritius at ditto
Peru, hence at the Mauritius, and sailed Oct. on het
return
Ulverstone, hence at ditto

Anthony Andel sou, from Bombay at.ditto
Mary Somerville, from Calcutta at ditto
Carena, Woodess, hence at Colombo, and sailed 4th Nov. ror
Madras

Ge^rge Beckham, Sims; James Tarcan, Turcan, &
Pagan, hence at Sincapore
Zerneadar, Rind, from Ardrossan at ditto
Coromandel. Harewood, from Bombay at ditto
Eleano, Lancaster, Cowley, from Macao at ditto
Elizabeth Walker, Cuerie, from the Clyde at ditto
Falcon, Mufreville, from China *at ditto, and salted Ilgth Oct.
fen Bombay _ .

Hope, erawford, sailed from Sincapore for Hong Kong 21st
Sept. . . . .

Queen Mab, Ainley ; Rookery, Burn, and Warlock, Bell,
sailed from Sincapore for China 23rd Oct.
H.M. ship Samarang, Vixen, and Harlequin, from Sarawak
at Borneo
Hindostan (steamer), from Calcntta at Suez
`Gilbert Henderson, Tweedle, from Mauritius for Calcutta at
Madras
Troubadour, Graham, from Sydney, N.S.W. at Madras
Bentiock steamer), from Southampton at ditto, and pro-
ceeded to Calcutta Igth Nov.
Kestrel, sailed from Madras 28111 Oct. ; Flowers of ITgie, An.
'nand, 6th Nov., and 'Kingston, Burt, 14111. Nov., for the
Mauritius
Culdee, Kennedy, sailed,from Madras for London Bth Nov.
Tictoria, Sinclair,'from-Javd at Sydney, N.S.W.
Andover, Burns, sailed from Sydney for Port Nicholson Bth
Aug.
_ _

Yarmouth, Forsyth,:from Buenos Ayres at Monte Video
Anna, Ntalovich, •sailed from Rio Janeiro for Trieste 22nd
Oct. and the Speed, -Wheelwright, for Bahia 22nd
Acadia, (steamer), Eyrie, and Norman, Kenrick, hence at
Boston

The Duke, Postll, and Evening Star, 'Green, hence at New
Orleans
Severn, Cheever, hence at New York
Hero of Acre, hence at Savannah
H.M.S. Curacoa, sailed from Bahia for Rio Janeiro Seth Oct.
Princess Victoria, Guilbert, sailed from Trieste for do. 12th
Dec.

Doctor, Luke, from Newfoundland at St. Michael's
Dubt, ISlmer. Lewis, from Leghorn. at Algiers
Grecian, Lawson,- oin London at Galatz
Ulysses, Pratt, hence at Malta
Jane, Hamilton, from Trieste at ditto
Imogen, Foreman,•trom Odessa at ditto
Racehorse, Punehard, sailed from -Malta for Falmouth 15th
Dec.

George Dean, -Sparing, sailed from ditto for the Clyde 16th
Dec.

Great • Liverpool, (steamer), M'Leod, sailed from ditto for
Alexandria 17th Dec.
Harriet, Matthews, hence at Leghorn
Lady Rowley, Wriglit, sailed from ditto for this port, 7th Dec.
Copia, Jarvis, sailed from Marseilles for Falmouth 25th Dec.
Jasper, Williams, from Algiers at Gibraltar
Larch, Le Bceuf, from Gaspe at ditto
Alyth, Bird, from Trieste at do. and sailed 14th Zee. for this
port
Eexterous, Bousfield, from Palermo at do. and sailed 16th
Dec. for Leith.
Otter, Cox, henee.at ditto, and sailed 15th Dec. forAigiers
Pomona, Briggs, hence at ditto, and sailed 16th Dec. for
Beirout
Antelope, Gibson, from the Clyde at Cadiz
Will o'the Wisp, Stevens, sailed from Oporto for London 19th
December
Tom Tough, Johnson, from the Clyde at Charente
Vesta, Lohman, hence at Helvoet
Quebec Packet, from Odessa for Hull, in Yarmouth Roads
Statira, Williams, :from Palermo, and Packet, Briggs, from
Faro, at Hull _ _ _ . .

Anwyl, from Matanzas, at Cork, and. proceeded 23rd
Dec. for London _ _

Robert Bruce, Young, hence for New. Orleans, at Cove, leaky
-bore up from long. 16
Hannah Codner, Terdic, from Patras,,at Cove
Nonpareil, Allen, from Smyrna, at ditto
Daphne, Sprague, from Lisbon, at the Clyde
Hannah, Peters, from St. John, N.B. at Carlisle
Albino, Rymer, from,Cephalonia, at Preston
Intrinsic, Davidson, from London for New Orleans, at Fal-
mouth, with loss of .bow*Prit, jihbor m, fore topmast, fore and
main top-gallant mast, yards, sails, riggin, &C. on 22nd Oct. off
the Lizard.
Lady of the Lake, Jameson, from Quebec, at Gravesend
Ganges, ISl'Donald, sailed from Gravesend for Sydney, and
Arab, Dalgarno, for Port Philip 24th December
Torch, Brown, from St. .111kehePs, at Deal
Margaret, NP Kinner, sailed from Deal for the Clyde 24th Dec.

Chileria, Wylie, sailed from „ditto for ditto 25th Dec

QUEBEC, Nov. 25.—The W-eilsford, frorntQuebec for:London,
-was spoken vsrd Nov. below Bic, with 8 feet water in her.hold
and pumps choked. Two .vessels are on shore at Point Neuf.
Two at Cacona, and one at Mille Vaches.

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GRAVESKND, Dee. 22.—A vessel, apparently a brig, of about
200 tons, with a broad white streak and black ports, was, passed
on the 14th instant, lying on her broad side, Holyhead bearing
S.S.W. distant about 12 miles.

THURSDAY, DECEIKBER W.S.W.

Aaturcrso.—Colcliis, Knight, .from New Orleans-Tarquin,
Moody, from Savannah—Harrison, Chilton, from Trieste—
Donor, Dawson, from Gergenti—Commerce, Adams, from
Gijon—Royal William, Miller, from Genoa.

MiNil*, for New Orleans—and Phillips,
Scott, for Valparaiso.

Martha, Lewis, from Bonny, at this port; sailed Ist Oct. and
from Fernando Po 6th October
Magistrate, hence for Africa, was spoken :9th instant, in lat.
50,10ng. 8
Bounty Hall, hence at Bonny
Lawrence, from Valparaiso, at Pernambuco
Thomas Battersby, hence off ditto 14th ultimo
Lady Worsley, hence at Maranham
Emanuel, Kramer. and Henrietta, Hearn, from the Black Sea
at Constantinople, and both sailed 7th instant for this port
Beacon, Harvey, salted from Constantinople for this port 30th
ultimo

Lotus, Sprague, sailed from Messina for this port oth instant
EliZa Sanders, Sanders, sailed from Smyrna Ist instant;
Waterlily, and Templar, 7th, and Chase, Vernon, Bth instant—
all for this port
Scipio, Spring, hence at Malta
Marwood, Dawson, hence at ditto, and sailed Bth instant for
Constantinople
Friendship, Draper, from Mytelene, at Malta, and sailed 18th
instant for this port
Mastery, Amy, sailed from Malta for this port 7th instant
Melissa, from Quebec for this port, in the Shannon
Alice, from Havana and Cork, at Kinsale
Archer, t ogan, hence for Santa Martha, at Cove
Deptford, Hill, from Alexandria; Nonpareil, Allen, from
Smyrna, and Sackville, Verner, from Quebec—all at Cove
Francis, Delpierre, from Ostend, at Deal, and sailed for this
port
Nightingale, hence at Pernambuco.
Araminta, Roger, hence at Bonny
Ann Lockerby, White, from Batavia, at Hong Kong
Harriet Scott, (late Beynon) at Penang
r .

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WEXFORD, Dec. 26.—The Salvatore, Assanta, from Liverpool
for Naples, was wrecked yesterday morning on Blackwater
Bank : five men saved. It is feared the captain and six men are
drowned. Very little of the cargo will be saved.
QUEBEC, Nov. M.—The Wellsford was brought up last night
from below Bic, by the steamer Alliance; the latter reports the
weather to be very severe in the river,—ice rapidly forming in
every direction. There does not appear to be any foundation
for the report of several vessels having been on shore at Mille
Vaches, and other places below. The Universe and Wellstond
will winter here.

FRIDAY, DECEMBER 29.—Wind W.S.W. light.
AR RlVED.—Garoupa, Raid, from Lisbon—Clio, from St. Do-
mingo—Fanny, from New Orleans—Cheshire Witch, from
Smyrna.
Anne, Seagar, and Jenny Jones, Wakeham, for Constan-
tnople—Rilby, Mair, for New Orleans.

Tamerlane, from Quebec, at this port. The master was
washed overboard on 3rd instant, in long. 52;
the vessel is
leaky.
Dyson, Stewart, from Arica, at this port; sailed 9th Sept.
Left there the Pickwick and Samuel
Tinamara, hence at Ceara

Atlas, hence for New Orleans, off the Saltees 26th instant
Commerce, Brown, hence for Gibraltar, at Kinsale, in a leaky
state

Lydia, hence to Antigua, was spoken 18th instant, in lat. 48
long. 9

WEXFORD, Dec. 27.—The master and three more of the
crew of the Salvadore (reported yesterday) have been saved.
PI LLA v. Dec. 16.—The Courier, Zimmerman, from Liverpool
to Konigsberg, which was put on shore yesterday in the bay,
has gone to pieces ; cargo washing on shore in a damaged state,
master and four men drowned. The Heiurich, Groz, from Li-
verpool, has come into the harbour leaky. The barque Eleanor,
cf anzic, was strane.cd near Pasewalk 11th instant.

SATURDAY, DECEMBER 3 ~—Wind W.S.W.
ARRIVED.—Bucham Maid, Mackie. from Lisbon —Sauguenay,
Murray. from Quebec— Principi Radali, —, from Naples.
SAILED.—EagIe, Ropson, for Bombay—Mir icle, for Savannah
—Symmetry, Gilpin, and British Queen, Smith, for Mobile.

Queen of the West, Woodhouse ; Southerner, Palmer ; Henry
Bliss, Cumming; Columbus, Cole; Hibernia, Bunting, and
Stephen Whitney, Thomp, hence at New York
Ondiaka, Glidden ; Cassandra, Rogers, and Warren Hastings,
Mason, hence at New Orleans

Mary Marsden, —,;Clllcron, —, hence at Santa Martha
Triton, Smith, and Perseverance, Bennett. hence at Savannah
Visiter, —, hence t Halifax
Iduna, Groenwald, hence at Danzic
Hendrika Margarita, Burt, hence at Helvoet
Magellan, Bouch, and Octavia, keed, hence at Lima
Abbots Reading. —, hence at Islay
Ambassador, Tate, hence at Rio Janeiro
Sunflower, , and William Sorlie, at Bahia
Thomas Battersby, Leitch, and Priscilla, Taylor, hence at
Pernambuco

Triunfante, -, hence at Havana
Courier, -, from this port, for Trieste, off Tuskar, 24th
Dec.

Ringdove, -, from this port, for Jamaica, off Waterford, 28th
Dec.

P. Henry, Delano, from this port, for New York, off Belfast,
27th Dec.

Cabotia, Brown, from this port, for New York, leaky.
Dart, -, from this port, for Lisbon, was spoken 26th Dec.
in lat. 50, long. 8. Monument, Marshall, from this port, for
Mohile, was spoken 27th Dec. off Kinsale.
Winscales, Connolly, from Samarang, at Batavia.
The Emily, that arrived yesterday, sailed from Pernambuco
21st Nov. The Severn was to sail 23rd Nov., and the Night.
ingale 26th Nov., both for this port. The Lawrence, Foster,
from Valparaiso. for this port. put into Pernambuco 2nd Nov.
with loss of bulwarks and stanchions, and leaky in her topsides,
and was discharging part of her cargo to repair. The Aristides,
from Terra Novia, was getting in a new foremast.
Acadia, (steamer), Kyrie, from Boston. at this port; sailed
16th Dec. and from Halifax Igth Dec. at one p.m. On the 18th
Dec. spoke the Hibernia (steamer), from this port and Halifax,
for Boston.

Globe, 'Ward. from Callao, at this port ; sailed 17th Sept.
The Foster and Golconda sailed lath Sept. for Valparaiso, and
the Isabel 17th Sept. for Iquique. The Swallow was to sail in a
few days for Guayaquil, and the Minstrel Boy 3.. th Sept. for
London. The following vessels were also at Callao : Alciope,
Secret, Octavia, Magellan, Elizabeth Benyon, Dauae, Alpha,
Paramatta and Edward Hayes.
ELsiivoikE, Dec. 30.—The Otto Ferdinand, Lunde, was driven
on shore near Marstrand, 17th Dec. Crew saved ; cargo dis-
charging.
QUEBEC, Dec. I.—The Mersey, Hamilton, from Quebec, for
this port, ran on the rocks near Portneuf, (St. Lawrence), 22nd
Nov. she is much strained and has seven feet water in her hold ;
crew saved. Two other vessels on shore, a little below the
Mersey, one of which is supposed to be the Falcon. Dec. is.—
The Westford, from Quebec, for London has been hauled into a
place of safety, in Bic, where she will winter.