FOREIGN INTELLIGENCE.
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.fslc FORK, December s.


The ship Cincinnatus, Capt. Bliss from London,
which arrived below on Friday morning, got up to
the city on Saturday afternoon. Capt Bliss informs
that he lett London on the twenty second OF Octo
5er-Sowes on the 25Ih, and left the land on the
Goth, He bad no communication with the shore
after the 24h but gentleman sent on board mex.
morning Portsmouth paper of The oath, and
London Shipping List also of the 2ith. We are
thus particular, 10 order to show that there is no in
telligencc from London by this ship TO confirm or
lnvalldate report received By way OF Havre OF an
important failure in London, which is said to have
been announced on the 24th a, the London Ex
change hours.


Capt. Bliss brought no London papers later than
the 22d.


The Brandywine frigaie, sailed from Cowes on
the 22d October, for the Mediterranean.


London, Oct. %, 1926.
The timber.ship Baron Of Renfre,r, after BEING
on shore several days on her passage 10 Crayesend
was got on, driven by the late gales into the North
Seas and was obliged at length to be abandoned by
30 OF her crew, when drifting between the Falls
and the Flemish Bank having still on board 90 Of
her crew. Il was expected she would drive on
snore between Grasenes and Dunkrk Two En-.
gsn cutters were Ia sight. to render any assistance
that was possible.


Snow, hail, and rain fell during the storm.
Dorer, Oct. 25.-Capt Walker and The remain.
der OF the Crew OF the Baron of Renfrew. arriy,a
here yesterday morning, having left her ON n.
French coast near Gravelines. Letters from r..
las dated last evening, mention the shin helm.
ashore, bu, no account OF her having gone 10 ME.
css.


Dublin Oct ls--A large raft containing Is