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... published an account of an attack upon an English ship by the Islanders. By Captain Malabre, who arrived the ship Hauntress, from Canton, we are informed of a similar attempt upon another English ship. Captain Malabre states, that on the 4th December ...
... and 30th, and snow on the 3d, 13th, and 30th. On the 3d there was a severe storm in London, anil great damage done to the shipping the N. and E. coasts of the country, fallen this month, 1.65 in. .Mean height Barometer, 29. in.; do. of Thermometer in doors ...
... Literary Souvenir is extremely favourable to that publication; and notices, perceive, in terras of high commendation, the Convict Ship, from the pen of our able young townsman, Mr. T. K. Hervev, Author of -Australia.' Christopher says truly that he has. at ...
... mortality in a short time amongst the Mor.archs on the Continent. ithin the last year, France, Sardinia, Tuscany, and Naples have lost their rulers.— Dudfield, the notorious receiver of stolen goods, has been removed from Horsemonger-lane Gaol to the Retribution ...
... lately invented machine which he terms a marine circuitor, by which means he can place our largest ships of war in any position immediately, when ships are dismasted in actions or attacked gun boats during a calm. Egyptian Sarcophagus —A very curious ...
... fatal to a child of five years old. Thus, through parcel of careless boys kept in the shops of chemists, have three lives been lost out of that city in less than nine months— Gazettr. Spring Gnus —The public' cryers, in Ashhv-de-la-Zouch, Market Bosworth ...
... to it will be made in the course of the ensuing week. Manchester Ship Canal—A petition litis been presented in the Mouse Commons for leave to bring in a bill for the Man- Chester Dee Ship t'anal; which was referred to a Committee. Manchester and Liverpool ...
... at Liverpool the VV est India association the American chamber of commerce at Liverpool; the merchants and ship-owners of the Liverpool ship-owners' association and also from the merchants and other members of the East India association at Liverpool ...
... military officers, 344 troops, women, children, 145 ships company—Total Return of Troops, Women, and Children, lost. —Troops 04, women 1, children 21 Ships company : Men 1, marine boys 3—Total lost, 90. Rescue offourteen Soldiers from the wreck of the ...
... those articles smuggling was carried to the greatest extent. The hon. gent, read a variety of instances in which lives had been lost by contests between the military and the smugglers; and said, that no revenue ought to exist at the expense of so much human ...
... upwards of vessels were lost or stranded on this nver and very serious losses of 1 fe and pr. petty were sustained in the course last winter. Mr. San- 3? \ / StatCS Packages which have are polished up in Liverpool previous to ship- ,k paSS , ectlon but ...
... the remainder The Hon. East India Company have given a liberal allowance for demurrage, provisions, &c. to the owners of the ship Cambria, and presented the captain with 6001., the first mate 1001., and proportionate sums to the rest of the crew, for their ...