Glasgow Courier. — 1845-04-05 (Glasgow, Strathclyde, Scotland)

SHIP NEWS.  Arrived in the Clyde, on Wednesday. the brig Naney Moore (153), of Greenock, Cochrane, from Trinidad, In 46 days; sailed 14th Feb., with a cargo of molasses. Red rough weather—wind N. to W.N.W. Came by the South Chaise!. Left loading, the ship John, Garnet, to sail on the lit alt.; the ship Canada, of Greenock, llPArthur, to sail about the 20th ult. ; and the brigs Robertina and Rainbow, both of Glasgow, time of sailing sneer. tale—all for Clyde. On the 11th and 12th uk. esperienced a very heavy gala from N. to N.E. Spoke no vessels. Arrived in the Clyde, on Thursday, the Meets (265). Rale, from St. Domingo; sailed sth Feb., and from Falmouth 20h ult., with a cargo of logwood. Encountered heavy gales from the north, Came by the South Channel. A small brig, name unknown, had just arrived as the Mecca left St. Domingo. Spoke no vessels. Patriot, Gray, at Gibraltar from Marseilles, 21st ult., and sailed for Clyde. Loss of the Thomas Lowry and suicide of the Pilot —The ship Thomas Lowry, from Sydney to London, arrived off Dartmouth on the 27th ult., and landed her letters, and received a supply of provisions, and shipped at the same time one t.d the most experi. erred pilots out of that port. By some unforeseen circumstances the ship struck on some sunken rocks, bee.ame water-logged, and was run ashore near the harbour, where she *lied. The pilot the day after put an end to his esisteuee by hanging himself in !lima house.  Brixham, March 30.-A veesel, of about 80 feet keel, mu named near tho Gut of Gibraltar, by the Britannia, Langdon, arrived ia Torbay. t_ Liverpool, March 81.—The Margaret Johnson, Groom, from lohsboe to Llvalpool, was abandoned, 14th last., in lat. 47. long. 22. ; craw saver. Whitehaven, March 31.—1 t blew a strong gale from the ward this morning. The John and Mary, a Belfast, Simm, from Liverpool to Goodrum, sprung a leak and foundered iu &Rom Bay; only the muter saved. The Egeria, Skelly, of this port, (itt ballast) is on shore to the north of Workiogton. Mary port, March 81.—It blame heavy gale last night at M.N. W. The Atlas, Gorley, in proceeding to sea yesterday, got in contact with the Liberty, Martin, and lost jib-boom, but proceeded; the latter lost foretop-mast and grounded outside the South Pier, but was hove off next tide, end got into port, without apparent dame a. Revlasr, March 31.—Tbo Jane, Ridley, of Shields, which sank among the rooks off Ole place, 28th inst., bas become a wreck. The Ovid, Watt, of and from Sunderland, for Margate, ran on the rocks off this place, lint night, bet got off with oasis-tine° thin morning, end Is proceeding to Whitby. Bridlington, March 91.—1 t blew a gale last night at S.W., but has since moderated and gone round to N.M. Yarmouth, March 80.—The Triton, Porteus, from Middlesboro' to Portsmouth, was assisted into barboar this morning, with bows stove and leaky, having been in contact with the Anna, of Sander. land.  The Cobrero, and the Alesander Robertson, both from Cuba to Swansea, are on shore at Crooked Island; cargoes expected to be saved. The Blessing, of North Shields, foundered off Flemboro' Bead 28th nit, during a heavy gale from W.N.W.; crew saved by the Earl of Aberdeen, Clennell, arrived in the river.  Notice to Mariners— Wreck In the Gull Stream—Trinity Bonne, London. March 31.—Notice is hereby given—That a green buoy marked with the word wreck, has been placed about 90 fathoms N.W. of • barque, nook in the Gull Stream. The buoy lies in 7* fathoms at low water spring tides, and with the following marks and campus bearings, viz: —Ramagate Pier Light. house, on with Ramsgate Church N. * E. Ringwold Mill, its length on the north end of the trees at. Walmee Castle W. by S. Gull Stream Light Vessel N.E. by N. distant about 3 miles.—By order.—J. HERBERT, &Milli.). Wreck in the Shiptooy.—" Notice is hereby given—That • green buoy marked with the word 'wreck,' has been placed in the stream, about 15 fathoms to the eastward of a vessel sank between the Shipwash and Baudsey Sands. The buoy Bea in 9 fathoms at low water spring tides, and with the following cornpau bearings viz :—N.E. Shipwash light 1 N.E. by E. LW. Shipwasl buoy, S. by W. N.E. Baudsey buoy, N.N.E. northerly.—By order.—J. HCEmSRT,