MARINE LIST.

 PORT OF MoBILE-JANUARY 3

CLEARED.
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CLEARED Ship Clinton Hartley, Tor Havre, by Bell, Jr.

 Bark Avola Copeland for Providence, by T II Church. Brlg Weinmpka, Fowler, for NewYork, by Ryan.

 schr Sarah and Mary, Bntes for Franklin, La, by Jas Sands X co.

 schr Augusta, Post, ,tor Havana, by c LeBaron. ARRIVED.

 Br ship Lady Milton, snot, from Liverpool. to A Pope X Son.

 Ship Memphis CofIln from Nsw-York in ballast to master.

 Ship Ontario, Bnrstow fin Boston, 10 master. Fr ship Anne. Poncel, fin Guadsoupe, to E Montan- don ca.

 ship Dublin, skolnoId, fin Portland, to master. Bark Triton, Luce, i'm Providence, 10 master.

 Brig Anseline, Linseatt, from Havans in ballast to master.

 Brig Octava. smith, i'm Kingston in ballast to mater

 sp3 mased schr Del Carmen, Pages. from Malaga, to E-lHva, MurrelI x co.

 schr Kate Aubrey, Chandler fin New York, to master.

 Schr IeHrer, Gdden, days i'm Havana ia ballast to master.

 Steamboat Montexuma, Baker, fin New. Orleans.

 Steamboat Jas l. Day. Reynolds, i'm New-Orleans.

 Steamboat Creole, Ileirn, i'm New.Orleans.

 steamboat Factor, Garrison, from Wetumpka, with 91 bales cottun.

 Steamboat Lownde., Johnson from Graves Landing, with 750 bales cotton.

 Steamboat Noxubee Kinney, from Tuscslooss, with 652 bales cotton.

 Steamboat Minerva, Burgess i Candy Landing, with Steamboat New World, Bryan, i'm Montgomery, with 725 bales cotton.

 Steamboat Montgomery. Bullard, from Montgomery,

 stenmboa, Alabama, Wilson, frem wetunpka, with 23 bales cotton.

 Woods fiat fun the Alabama, with 59 bales cotton.

 CLsARED FOR THIS roRr-At Newburypor,, Dec. 2l Ship Joshua Bates, Murdoch

 ARRIVED HRscR-At Phiadelphia, Dec. a5-B,ig Ma ry, Richardson.

 SAILED FOR THIS poRr-From Nsw.York. Dec. Q4- Brig Growler. Ulmer.

 ADV. FOR THIS roRr-At Philadelphia. 18th ult-schr Emma, Bancroft.

 Al Boston, 2lst ult-schr sasanaw, Wright.

 MEMORANDA.

 rr rschr Teazer, Giidden fn Havana, ,--December sl, en bark Barring Brothsrs Crooker, of Bath, for Mo- bile in days; brig Tasyrand for Mobile in days schr D c Wilson, Benjamin, Just arrived from Mobile.

 r Ship Ontario, three days from Boston for Mobile the llth u lat s5 55 long 72 4o experienced hea " gale from the South and East from 10 o'clock un- til it quite moderate, sometimes almost calm but the barometer low and still continued 10 fall we II o'clock. took in the foretopsa leaving noih ing excepting close reef main -topsnil and foretop mast stayssil. At fresh breeze sprung up from the NNEI then squared away and run on my course Co the Southward until l2A o'clock, when the wind struck very suddenly and with great violence, the ship broach ing to al the time. Lost the lntopsail which blew into thousand ribbons, and also the stay-sai The ship then lying down nearly on her beam ends and the wind every moment increasing with great fury One terrible blast this instant struck from about MN w., sweeping away the fore and mizen heads and man- allsn mast by the cap. She then right cd but this immediately followed by another stil more tremendous, which carried the heads Of tn, main and mizen. msss close down to the rigging witt their tops, spanker and gas. and thing attached, all came down in tangled mass, and hunG over the lee sde beating it with great violence, tha there great danger of having hole battered througt tho side-therefore our first efforts made gel clear of the wreck us possible After tim, we succeeded in getting clear of lhe rubbish the main but the mzen-opmas as h fell, entered into the cabil by the skyligh, and bound the fragments the mI that they could be dsentanged until after the hur ricane subsidedt continuing to increase and the rise at fearful rate. The hurricane ragged with unnba ted fury until o'clock, after which it began diminish hut throughout the night it blew heavy gale and Ire mendous heavy sea. the ship rolling very badly. At o'clock driiedin contact with the brig Eliza Ann of Andrews from Jamaica, home srd bound while passing struck together several times with great fierce, whicl caused her 10 leak, and being dsmss the next day h crew abandoned her and board here. Alter th hurricane blew heavy gale for IS days during whicl time we were not able to get up main- topmast.

 spoken, Dec l3 lat 35 4O long 7l 50, brig Acton iron New York for Mobile. Being about miles wind ward and seeing in crippled state they bore ava, for