Glasgow Courier. — 1844-09-19 (Glasgow, Strathclyde, Scotland)

SHIP NEWS.  ( From the Edinburgh Advertiser.) —. .. _.. _. Deal, Sept. 16.—Tbe Sam Slick, Younger, from River Gambia, The Queen, her husband, and a portion of her family, rustiest- was in contact with a vessel, name unknown, off the Start, and inning in the Highlands, as a matter of course, seek to eschew the tamed damage. presence of professional Paul Prys, who record the most trivial Dartmouth. Sept. 15.—1 t blew hard yesterday from the westoccurrences. The "gentlemen of the fourth estate " ward, with thick base. A brig was seen off the port with loss of ePPear , bowsprit and fore-mast; was subsequently spoken by a sloop ardisappointed, because the members of the Royal party conduct I rived at Britham, but refused assistance, and intended to make for themselves very much after the fashion of ladies in the Highlands, , Weymouth. N.B. The Borden, Patterson, from Sundswall to and of gentlemen on a sporting incursion. Notwithstanding Bordeaux, put into Portsmouth 11th instant with loss of bowsprit repeated intimations, that the visit was strictly private in its the- ' and foremast. meter, it would seem this was doubted till • party of the London . Liverpool, Sept. 16.—The Lord Ashburton, hence to St. John, polies authoritatively, but civilly, hinted there was "no admission." N. 8., • hich was condemned and sold at Straugford, has been Therefore, the scraps of intelligence given to the public must be brought in here to-day tinder jury-masts. , gleaned from divers sources—for it is not stated that the Court Jour- ' Wick, Sept. 14.—The Susan and Ann, Haring, of Whitehaven, nalist is included in the cortege, or has been employed to genetic the bound to Ireland, is on shore on the north side of the Bay of Wick. doings of the Queen. It may sound strange that a portion of the Harwich, Sept. 16.—The smack Tyro, James, from Port-Madoc metropolitan polies, attend her Majesty to Scotland; but we under- to Ipswich, got on shore on the Shipwash Sand, but subsequently stand that an inspector, and • party of that force, appointed by ! came off and sunk in deep water; crew saved. the Secretary of State, are constantly on duty when her Majesty is i Tort- Sliaabeth, Algol& Bay, June 28.—The Repulse, Marquis, at Buckingham Palace, at Windsor, or where she takes up her 1 from Calcutta to London, put in here, 23c1 inst., leaky, with loss residence for the time. The two inns in the vicinity of the Cu- ,of rigging, upper works damaged and strained, and part of cargo tie—the Tilt Inn, and the Atholl Arnie—ore crowded with tea- i thro no overboard, having encountered very vellera from Edinburgh, Glasgow, Aberdeen, Perth, and other L'Agulhas, and been driven to the eastward of the hay; she has towns, and tents for additional acoommodation have been erected been surveyed, and must discharge part of her cargo (damaged). Is the vicinity; but few bine yet had their curiosity gratified by Singapore, June 27.—The brig Lucky Blass, is reported to have even a glimpse of the Queen. been seined by the natives of Nicobar Islands, and scuttled, and The Times of Mandeb in Its account of the Queen's movements the crew murdered. In the North, has the following :—" During Friday afternoon, Halifax, Aug. 19.—The Success, Felker, of and for this port, when the Queen and Prince grove out, they went to the old vil- from Lima, struck on • ledge of rooks ~ear the Freshet Islands, lags of Blair, where the sheep-shearing was going on, with which 95,i June, and went down; crew sawed. her Majesty was much amused. She also particularly noticed some St. Jobe, Newfoundland, Aug. 26.—A. large l, apparently Scotch terriers. They then proceeded towards Glen Tilt, where, abandoned, with two masts standing, was seen, list alt., on the near a marble quarry, where there is • beautiful vein of green west end of the Grand Bank, by the B. E. Black, Holly, arrived marble, they entered • hat. The gudewife was spinning, and the ,at this port. Queen set down and conversed with her very affably for some I time. The inmates did not know the rank of their visitors, and, In athordanos with the custom, they put a bottle and glass on the table, and salted them to taste the mountalo dew,"  Vessel spoken witk. Alophltrits. Clyde to Quebec, 13th ult., lat. 45., long. 38., by the Dart, Ur.!, arrived at Nawfouodlaod.