Whale Fishery.
The foUo'wing account of the Davis's Straits fishery, to 'he 9th of September, wac yesterday morning received at Lloyd's WHITBY, Oct. 4.-Offthe port, the Afary Frances, Wilkinson, from Davis's Straits, with 13 flish, about 140 tuns. Captain Wilkin.. sen reports that the averageof the fishery to the9th ult, was about 55 tung to each ship. MULL SHrTs.-Andrew vlfarvel, 5 fish; Ariel, 3; Brunswick, 5- Cato, 3; Cambrian, 3; Oomet, 3; Derdon, 5; Duncombe, 5; Ellison, 6, Elizabeth, 4; Gilder, 4; Harmony, 5; Ingria, 6; Isabella, 3; Jane 2; Progress, 4; William 4; Zephyr, 3; arnl WVilliam Torr, 6. LONDON SnIPs.-Barkwood, 2; and the Dundee clean. WRITrBY SHIPs..-ames, 5; Phcenix, 4; Rgsolution, 2; and William andI Ann, 13. NEWCASTLE SHirs.-Cove, 3; Granville Bay, 5; and Lady Jane, 4. LEITH SU4aPs..-Homrne Castle, 2; Juno, 6; North Pole, 4; Sucessi, 4 ; and Williamr and Ann, 2. BEIlWICE SH1p.-Norfolk, 6. KIRKALDY SBlPSs.-Caledonia,3: Earl Percy, 3; PRambler, 6; and Trial, 2. ABEunEENx SHIPs.-Achllle, 2; Advice, 2; Dorothy, 2; Fairy,2; Friendship, 5; Horn,5; PrincessCharlotte, 3; Il!omus, 4; and Three Brothers, 3. Arrived off Brighten, the Melpomnene, Burday, from Jamaica. WHALP FIS6,ERY.