ALTERATIONS IN LIGHTS AT SHORT LANDS BLUFF. (FROM THE "NEW SOUTH WALES GOVERNMENT GAZETTE," January 6.)

c.) The accompanying notice to mariners, respecting the new lights at Shortlands Bluff, is published for the information of navigators and others. Robert S. Anderson, Commissioner of Trade and Customs. Depavtment of Trade and Customs, Melbourne, December 31, 1862.
' Strathdon,' ' Moravian,' ' Aloe,' ' Whinfel,' ' "Roxburgh Castle,' ' Great Britain ' (s.s.), on November 20th ; and ' Wollesley,' off Scilly, on 20th November. DEPARTURES. Fon Melbourne: 'Tartar™,' ' Ivanboe,' < Swiftsure,' ' ltoyal Family,' H.M S. ' Eclipse,' ' Edinn,' 8 S. ' Glendower,' ' Thoro, ' Lincoln shire,' ' Young England,' 'Morning,' 'Solway,' ' Reigate,' ' Caniperdown,' 'Venus,' 'Malcolm,' and ' Blue Jacket.' For Sydney : ' Spray of the Ocean." ' White Eagle,' ' Vernon,' ' Charles,' 'Lobelias,' 'Orwell,' 'Minerva,' ' Mucarmus,' ' Nonquay,' ' W bite Adeo,' ' Sir John Moore,' 1 Der West/ and ' Jessio Brown.'

SHIPPING INTELLIGENCE. ARRIVALS.
uSisen, 2 children, Messrs. Wilson. Squhv. M. Chandler, Gavin, Johnson, Holy, "Woodward,' Webster, Rnme, Walker, Craickslinuk, and Campbell. Captain Piuscoe, 8.N., is in charge of the mails.
GENERAL SUMMARY. London, 26th November.
