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... the objects particular attention. Our commerce and shipping have increased rather than retrograded ; ov.ing to the pressure of events, they were oppressed in some discretions, but our merchants and ship-owners have considerably extended them on other points ...
... Newcastle. SPLENDID ADDITION. The Public are respectfuiiv informed that the interesting Pcristrephic Panoramao? BONAPARTE'S CASUALTIES, from his Defeat at. the Battle of M'aterloo, till his Death on the Island of St. Helena, and the memorable BATTLE of TRAFALGAR ...
... London. SPLENDID ADDITION. The Public are respectfully informed that the interostinsr Peristrephic Panorama BONAPARTE'S CASUALTIES, from his Defeat the Battle Waterloo. till his Death on the Island of St. Helena, and the memorable BATTLE of TRAFALGAR ...
... British Government, is every day becoming more a* more apparent. Neutral foreigners are every seizine upon the trade the British ship own*? Whether Dutch produce is to imported into . I British produce is to exported to Holland, m-ndi I Dutch nor English vessels ...
... FREE ON BOARD FOR GASH., PAGET T AND ZHirmSG GROCERS, RATCLIFF CROSS, LONDON, to state have made Ar-an ...
... encouraged a reduction of ullt - ' ~],t n ought remember, or, perhaps, » 1>? that the Lumber trade forms one ot >;l merits of the shipping of this 00111 o '[ nis jifi^fi '-''' scheme, our shipowners and our sacrificed, and our commercial, our ()l ' ira gedj jKyifl ...
... The treaty communicated by his Majesty has put end to the acts of violence exercised t wards the country. It brings home our ships with their cargoes, and has restored* the country and the King the brave defenders of the citadel of Antwerp. In this manner ...
... contemporary the //it// Packet!— We stop the press to announce the pleasing intelligence of the arrival of Captain Ross, by tire ship Isabella, this port. The worthy Caption now at the Vittoria Hotel, and appears in excellent health.—Should any further particulars ...
... his capital shipping, and I declare, if he has done so, I would not i undertake to pay his losses for the next live years, for a 1 very handsome sum. (Cheers.) His nostrum for curing the distress of the shipping interest is, that every ship- owner should ...
... Merchant Ships for a period of nearly forty years, we find the average number of vessels to amount to no fewer than vessels a-year. In Macculloch's Commercial Dictionary, recently published, states that, from to 1829, the casualties to Merchant Shipping amounted ...
... witnessed the opening of all k*t railways the kingdom, that the present occau' ...
... meet t ie probable casualties of the . was only £4.>. 2s. Bd. to which would added the annual subscriptions now due. From facts stated to the meeting Mr. Mayor, Mr. George Straker, and other gentlemen, of recent losses, and ships now out of date, it ...