... Shipping Intelligence. ARRIVALS AND SAILINGS AT BLYTH. AnnivALs, May aßth.—Virgo, Shields ; Shincliffe, Havre ; Elizabeth, Carenten ; Celerity i.ud IVilliam and Ann, Hartlepool ; Elvin', London. May 29th.—Solferino and Aucheucairu, London; Gothenburg ...

... by the dismasting of the ship Dallam Tower, which wa-s bound to New Zealand, but which put in hereto refit, we have the Cambridgeshire come in lately, almost as great a wreck as the Dallani Tower, and we have tiliugs of two ships- -the Loch Aril from Ulasgow ...

... of foreign merchants. Without speculation ~leaden' would be unable to ship itnytbing like the quantity of gicols which they now export, a e Pro' portion of these are sent away on the chance of their Muting It would not he easy to point ont any branch ...

... ti fire a broadside on awl pireit luikin hulks, eat gene prowlin iboot eftor ne gud, or teddy ti lend a belpin hand ti gud ships in distress. '1 hen, Wor away fur another 'eer's sail wi' thi News— May awl things combine fur ti myek't a grand cruise; ...

... is • part which represent, the water, which dere and falls, lifting some ships at wafer tide as If they were in motion, and, as it reerilea, leaves these little automaton ships dry on the muds. The clock thaws the h o er of the day, day of the week, day ...

... TUG CAMIZED OFF THE TINE. During the prevalence of the easterly gale otf the Tyne on Tainslay afternoon, a sail and fatal casualty occurred. While the steanetug Robin Hood bail been outside of Shields harbour waiting to assist vessels into the harbour ...

... rth-north-east invited the delayed fleet to leave the Mersey, and more than 600 vessels of all sizes and rics set sail. Of ships cleared for torrign porta were 193 in dock, acme of which had been waiting for favourable weather from the 7th of February ...

... the property of George William Fail, at Bellington on the 19th April, anti was committed to prison for one month. ON BoARD SHIP IN SHIELDS HAMRA'S. —An explosion of coal gas took place on Thursday aboard the German brig Johann Frederick, in Shields Harbour ...

... SPECIAL NOTICE TO SOLICITORS AND SHIP- OW ER GICiERAL RULES foe Formal Investigations into Shipping Casualties :m.l Courts of Survey for Anneals : mitered by the Lord High Chancellor of Great Britain ; together with Lista of Government and Local Marine ...

... could only call the engineers and the mate.—James Gouck, second mate, was the first witness, and he gave the course of the ship during thi a day and night preceding the stranding, as also did the chief mate, Robert Cameron, hut neither of them ale • paired ...

... CASUALTIES TO MYTH VESSELS. The Wave, Capt. Davidson, from Memel for London (oak lances), put into Copenhagen on the 11th leaky, baying struck on A sunken rock. The Edith, Capt. Clinton, from Cronatadt for East Coma of Great Britain for orders, put into ...

... Grantee, arrived at Elsinore, 114th inst. Nereid, Captain Whiteman, sailed from Deltaic for Portsmouth, 19th inst. SHIPPING CASUALTIES. Phu:bus, Captain Prior, from Dant= for Dieppe (sleepers). which was assisted into Frederickshaven after being ashore ...