Glasgow Courier. — 1844-09-12 (Glasgow, Strathclyde, Scotland)

SHIP NEWS. A.rtived in the Clyde, on Saturday, the barqne Trident (351). of Greenock, Millar, from Archangel, in 41 days; sailed 28th July, with • cargo of tar. Experienced fine weather—wind south. Left loading the Unicorn Creel, for Clyde, to sail in two or three days —now arrived; and the barque Susan, for Clyde, to sail in about twelve days. Spoke no vessels. Arrived in the Clyde, on Monday, the brig Margaret* (129), of Dundee, Meares, from Croustade, in 26 days ; sailed 13th ult., with a cargo of hemp. Experienced bad weather—winds N.E., E.N.E., and W. Left loading • great number of vessels—destinations not known. Off Cape Wrath, spoke the brig Industrious, bound to Liverpool—all well. Arrived in the Cly de, same day, the brig Inc. of Greenock, Dickson, from Dalhousie, in 62 days; sailed 19th July, with a cargo of Umber. Made Tory Island on the 6th inst. Came by the North Channel. Winds easterly. Left loading the Superb, of and for Greenock, to sail in a few days. On the 23d ult., in lat. 30. 23, long. 30.0. W., spoke the Mary, from Clyde for Quebec—all well. On the 3d instant, about 20 miles north of Tory, spoke the brig Diana, of Greenock, Greig, from Clyde for Newfoundland—all well. _  Arrived in the Clyde, same day, the brig Citizen (119), of Aberdeen, Stafford, from Riga, in 29 days; sailed Ilth ult., with • cargo of hemp. Winds easterly, blowing hard. Left loading several vessels—destinations not known. Spoke the brig Margaret at Jane, boned to Gloucester. On the 31st July, at two A.m., William Scott, the mate of the Citizen, was murdered in bin cabin, while sleeping, by a seaman named Donaldson, who made his escape on shore, having taken with him the mate's watch, but was subsequently taken by the police. Arrived in the Clyde, on Tuesday, the ship Mountstuart Elphinstone (386), of Glasgow, Lawton, from Bombay, in 134 days; sailed 28th April, with a cargo of cotton. Experienced fine weather— winds easterly during the latter part. Came by the South Channel. On the 20th June, in lat. 36. 4. S., long. 23. 2. E., spoke the barque Cleveland, of and for London, from Batavia. On the 28th Jane, in lat. 29.40. S., long. 12.0. W., spoke the barque Randolph, of Greenock, bound to the Coast of Africa. On the 27th July, in 1at.13. 0. N., long. 23.0 W., spoke the Prince of Wales,from C alcutta for London. On the 16th ult., in lat. 37.0. N., long. 36. 0. W., spoke the French barque Augusta Eliena, and the Sabine, both of and for Marseilles, from Bourbon. On the 28 inst., off Kinsale, spoke the Kingston, from Calcutta for Liverpool. On the 4th inst., off Kinsale, spoke the Highland Mary, from Liverpool for Quebec. Arrived in the Clyde, same day, the brigantine Unicorn (164), of Greenock, Croal, from Archangel, in 39 days; sailed let ult., with a cargo of tar and deals—part of which discharged at Tobermory, and the remainder for Greenock. Experienced fine weather— winds variable. Left loading, the Susan, of Ardrossan, for Glasgow. Spoke no vessels. The schooner Tolbator Castle, of and from Carnarvon for Glasgow, with a cargo of slates, was run down by the steamer Londonderry, between one and two OD Tuesday morning, on this side Toward Lighthouse, and immediately sunk; tbe crew sawed In their own boat.  ' LATIOT DATES FROM FOREIGN roars. Direct. ladle. Australia April 5 Lima. — May 11 Bahia July 9 St. Helena July 11 Barbados' .. 24 Maranham July 1 Bombay June 19 Mauritius — May 25 Buenos Ayres. June 20 Mobile Aug. 7 Calcutta June 10 Monte Video.. June 11 C.G004 Hope — May 80 New-Orleans. Aug. 6 Charleston— Aug. 12 New-York Chins — April 21 Pernambuco... July 14 Demerary - lily 20 Rio Janeiro ... July 2 Havana - ... 27 Savannah — Aug. 10 Jamaica ... 23 Valparaiso Jane 2 Laguayra — ... 8 Vera Cruz  - July 14,