Glasgow Courier. — 1848-07-06 (Glasgow, Strathclyde, Scotland)

THURSDAY. the 6th current, at 8 o'clock, when the Subscribers and the public generally are reispectfully Invited to attend. ARCHIBALD ALISON, Esq., BHSRIFI or LANARKSHIRE, President of the Institution, in the Chair. JAMES RITCHIE, Secy. The Subscribers and the public- may have an opportunity of inspecting the Drawings and Works of Art executed by the Stadents, from this date till the day of Distribution, between the hours Of 10 a.m. and 8 o'clock em., within the Premises of the Institution. Glasgow, Gth July, 1848.  Figueira, June 26.—The Crusader, Pitman, from St. John's (Newfoundland), went on shore on the south Bide of the bar yesterday, but was got off, after taking part of cargo out, apparently without damage. New-York, June 19.—The Merlin, Walsh, which sailed hence for St. Petersburg, sprung a leak, and pot into St. Thomas, but has since returned here for orders. The Washington (s.), which arrived here on the 17th instant from Southampton, broke the cross-head of starboard air-pump on the 11th, in consequence of which was compelled to proceed at a slow rate. Trinidad, June 6.—The barque Enterprise, loading for Dublin, has sprung a leak, and is discharging; sixty hogsheads of sugar are supposed to be washed out. Melbourne, Feb. 22.—The Aphrasia (s), whilst lying alonoide the Geelong wharf, 20th instant, took fire, sad had bet, beanie and deck damaged to some extent. Liverpool, July 4.—The Helae, for Constantinople, has put bulk, having sprung a leak, authmust diecharge. Grangemouth. July 2.—Pat back, the Nordstern, Torgensen, master, bound for Gottenburg, with coals, the vessel being leaky, and the master having committed suicide at Leith roads. Lynn, July 2.—The Reaper, of this port, from Sunderland to Brancaster, go; on shore last night off Thornham, and is likely to become a wreck. Hull, July I.—The Victoria (steamer), from St. Petersburg, arrived here to-day' after striking on some rocks off Revel, and throwing overboard part other cargo. Bristol, June 30.—The Dolphin (schooner), from Swansea to Gloucester, foundered in a heavy squall on Clevedon Flats yesterday; crew saved. Peterhead, June 30.—The following report is made by the Dublin, from Greenland, arrived here; left the ice on the lad Instant :—Saw the greater number of the vessels, and the following about a fortnight previously. The ice was impenetrable, with easterly winds, the whole of the season. The Mete, clean; the Sarah and Elizabeth, 1 fish; the William Ward, 6000 seals; and the St. George, 1 fish, all of Hull. The Fanny, of Dundee, 1 fish; ! the Commerce, 4000 seals; the Eclipse, 75 to 80 tuns; the Enterprise, 4200 seals; the Resolution, 9000 seals, 110 tuns; the Superior, clean; the North of Scotland, clean; the Union, and the Victor, clean, all for Petersburg. Stralsund, June 27.—The Mercury, of Arbroath, bound to Croustade, got on shore off Iliddenor about the 24th inst., but came off without damage, and proceeded. Elsinore, June 27.—The Cato, from St. Petersburg to Hull, put into Christiansund, 17th inst., leaky, and must discharge to repair. 'forming, June 27.—The Ann, from Newcastle to Delve, is totally, ; lost at the entrance of the Eider; crew lauded; part of materials expected to be saved. Constantinople, June 16.—The Ottawa, from Odessa, was on shore in the Dardanelles previous to the 9th lust, but got off after discharging part of cargo, and proceeded. The Clipper, from Liverpool to Galati which arrived here 2d inst., is discharging her cargo in a very Lad state. Smyrna, June 17.—The Aurora, hence to Cork, which was on SHOP FURNITURE, &e. shore on the Spit off St. James's Castle, Bth inst., was floated on To BE BOLD, DT AUCTION, the 9th, after discharging her water and dock lumber, and sailed BY