9. Schooner "Martha Rowan"; 25 tons; Peters; Westport, N.S.; fish. 10. Schooner "Parrot"; 27 tons; Hutton; St. George, N.B.; owned by Captain. 11. Schooner "Star"; 13 tons; Benson; Westport; fish. WOOD-BOATS. "Burnett," 46 tons, Captain Reed; "Linda," 26 tons; "President," 46 tons, Captain Orchard; and "Messenger," 33 tons. Four lime scows laden with lime, two owned by Mr. Raynes, of Fairville; two owned by Mr. Joseph Armstrong, of Greenhead. CASUALTIES. Schooner "Justice," Westport, hauled out of slip badly burned. Schooner "George Calhoun," lying in Walker's slip, mainmast burned, hauled out without further damage. On board the ferry-boat between three and four o'clock in the afternoon, the appearance of the city burning in four places at once, was a grand as well as an awful sight. The passengers gathered together and wore very anxious looks, when it seemed for a time to be the intention of the captain not to land. The houses and stores of many who were on board were in danger, and all wanted to be at the fire. From the water it appeared to be levelling houses to the ground at the rate of one a minute, and the frightful ratio seemed never to slacken its speed. The ships lying near the wharves moved out into the harbour, and some sailed far down the bay. The path of the ferry-boat was crossed more than once by vessels which had succeeded in getting away in safety, and collisions now and then were threatened; but fortunately none occurred. At length, to the relief of all on board, the boat succeeded in getting safely to her landing-place, and a grand rush was made up the floats for the head of Princess Street.