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Steamship Potomac, Watson, 40 hours from New York,
mdse to Pearce. Reports in Lynnhaven Bay, ship
and four barks at anchor below Smiths Point, ship at
anchor off Sharp's Island bark Bay State, from Boston,
with loss of foretopmast the mouth of the Patap
river ships Macauay, FIN Liverpool Twilight and bark
BrooSman fm Callao, and brig II Means
Str John Thompson, Colmary, from New York, mdse
Ship Scotia, Miskelly from Rotterdam and 80 days fm
the mouth the English Chcnne assorted cargo to Robt
Ship Adler (Brem) Gustavus, 80 days from Bremen;
mdse and 2O7 passengers to Gerdes, Bung Wehrhane,
Towed up by steamtug Tiger. Reports off Swan Point,
ship Macauiey Liverpool Spoke off the capes, bark
Bay State, from Boston for Baltimore, with loss of fore
topmas wished to be reported July st la Al 80, Ion 81
30, passed American ship "Ace Mout bound east July
6ah 3s 80 Ion ~ 49, Bremen bark Elizabeth I'm Phila
delphia for Rotterdam.-ship Macauey, Rodgers, 46
days from Liverpool; general to Schumacher
Co. Towed up by Reliance experienced heavy head
winds the entire passage.
Bark Hadley, Kent, from Boston, mdse to ThosWht
ridge & Co.--Edward Everett, Harding, from New
York, mdse to Whitridge Co.
Brig Wheaton, Leeman, from Eastport, laths to Kesy
GRAY. Towed up by steamtug Hector.-Henry Means,
Trewergy, from Sullivan, Maine, stone to Fort Car
Schrs Gen Hersey, sprague from Boston, guano to
Baril Bros-A Hammond, Paine from do mdse to Hes
len . Move Pke Rs from r. Wnds0r Kn1T fl0
Portland, rum to NJ Jackson; mdse to order-Han
nah Martin, Slaight, from New York, mdse to Rose h
Lyon-Empire Howell, from Norfolk, ballast to do
Henry Jane, Aldrich, from New York mdse to Pratt
Co-Luther Child Kelly, from Boston, mdse to Heslen
land, mdse to Kirkland Chase Co-Bee, Tiyiford, I'm
SOH--MdTdCobd
Hutchinson, from Callao, to Kelsey & Gray aths to
Snowsquall McAllister, from st John, B, to Joy Il
Metcaif Ialhs to r NJ tthews Il Sons.
Barge Helen Brown, Hicks, from Havre de Grace ice
to W oler.
ship, supposed Johanne wilheImine, -, from
Bremen.
Cleared
Steamship Thomas Swami, Ramsay, Savannah, saml
strs octarara, Cundif, New York, j A shriver-Rich
Willing, Claypole, Philadelphia do-Adelaide, Can.
non, Norfolk, NJ Falls.
Bark Anna, (Brl Mckinney, Demerara, Perot
Brig Stephen Young, Chase, Newburyport via Nantl-
coke, Kelsey Gray.
schrs Asrea, Pine, Boston, dO--Hero, Terry, Pha-
uaRr tersburs Rppegsrh son~James Hendrckson,
Westcott Norwalk, Conn., L Audenried & Co-Breeze,
Brown, Provipence, Georges Creek Co-D Bayies,
Jayne, New York, do.
Brig Stephen Young, Chase, Newburyport via Nanti-
coke.
Ketch Comet, (Br) Hill, Bermuda in tow of steamtug
LioneSs.
Ship Mary Whridge Cresey from Singapore, arrived
at Melbourne April 25th.
The fact of derelict ship having been picked up by
Captain Mskelly of ship Scotia has been before noted
The following is an account ofie-
Monday May 2sth Lands End bearing ENE, distant
200 miles-at A. NJ. strange looking vessel was
ported the sarboard bowmade her out to be large
with foremost and bowsprit gone of her sails
set and blowing ribbons Stood for her and got
boats ready in the hope rendering assistance to the
crew. and at A. NJ sent Mr.. W H. Forbes, first officer
and two on board who returned reported her
abandonedboas all gone, spare sails lying on deck,
braces of yards loose and everything in the greatest con
fusion. The first officer reported the ship tight, and as
she lying in the mouth of the British Channel, Of
ered i'm two of his choice to take her to the
nearest port which he accepted taking with them charts
compass &c, and at IL 30 they went on board About
r. NJ spoke them to leeward everything right she ap
poured to be ship of about 900 tons burhen and called
safe at London has been reported and notices have
appeared in all the English highly complimentary
to Mr. Forbes and his two seamen.-Exchange Reading
Rooms.
Eastern Ports
NEW YORK. July S-Arr ship lnvncible, Liverpool;
bark Mary Lee Palermo; brigs Sarah Flag, Cardenas
PHILADELPHIA, July s-Arr steamship State of
Georgia, Savannah Boston, New York; brig War Eagle,
Port Prince schrs Arctic, st John; Thomas Barden,
Fall River.
bark Rechabite Picou Saone Orleans Caroline Rene
dois; Foster Gonaves Northern Light Merritt, Comet
and Georgana Pictou schr Pioneer, Bangor-Cld ship
Valentia New Orleans bark Druid Calgis Mystery Rio
Janeirni schrs Unicorn, CORVALLIS.
Southern Ports.
ALEXANDRIA, July Arr schrs John Al9xandar
Philadelphia brig E Doane Boston; schrs Mary
land, and Francis do; Mason Taunton; Buena Wis
NORFOLK, July s-Arrived schr Edw Empire New
York.
dephia--Cld schr Three Brothers, N York. Northern
Light, Maitland
WILMINGTON, July 7-Cld steamship Parkersburg
New York: schrs Wide World, do; Frederick William,
Bath.
CHARLESTON, July 5--Arr steamship Marion, New
Cid steamship Isabel, Havana; schr Townsend
SAVANNAH, July 5-Arr steamship Joseph Whitney
BoSton.-Cd steamship Cuyler, New York State of
Georgia. Philadelphia; ship Famerane, Penarth Roads
Lyon. Liverpool.
Notice to Mariners.
Trinity House, /
London, June 20, 1860
MARGATE SAND AND NORTH FoRELAND LIGHTHOUSE.
Notice is hereby given thati in consequence of the
tension of Margaret Sand to the eastward it has been
found necessary the Northeast Margate and East
Margate Buoys that dirertion and that those Buoys
lie with the following marks and compass bear
iugS:-
Northeast Margaret Buoy in s16 fathoms at low
spring tides, with
The Low Tower OF Moro Castle, just East of Nep
tunes Tower
Margaret Old Church Tower open the W Of the New
Church, the apparent length of the body of the later
SSWkW.
East Margaret Buoy-ShE.
North Spit Buoy-W by n.
Tongue Lightvesses-NW4W.
East Margate Buoy, in y fathoms, with small black
mill (called "Draper's M its apparent length open
of Margate West Mill-SW by s.
Margate Old Church Tower, open East of the New
Church, the apparent length of the body of the latter
SWAS.
Minister East MILL in line with the West end of the
Royal Terrace, (Margate)
Souhest Margate Buoy-W by S.
Longnose Buoy-S.
Elbow Buoy-S by EYE.
Notice is also given that in order enable vessels at
night to keep to the of Magate Sand it is intended that
and after the 4th OF June ared strip light shall
be exhibited from the Lantern of the North Foreand
Lighthouse, in direction from by WV to ME to
show from the Tongue LghtveSsel to cables length
f of Margate Sand. By order
P. II. BERTHON, Secretary