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... cargo, palm oil, was completely los't T're ship's company, with ?? eacejtioii of' Mr. Mlorgain, the surge-on, were all saved; but unitappily ito and itnother medical genitlemiati, oc tle name of lReal, a passneegr, lost their lives in eidleavouring to ...
... and Mr. Nothard, master of the brig Garnet, both of this port. It appears the boat, containing the two masters, three uf the ship's crew, anad two German gen- tlemen, was upset by the sea in crossing the bar at Pillaa, when all on board were drowned. FOREIGN ...
... ANTWERnP, Aue. 28.-Thb DeuLx Cousins, fronm Seville to Agde, was lost on the 23d inst., ii enterilig the latter port; part offeargo saved; the Orion, from La Nouvelle to Mar- seilles, was lost near the latter port, in the gale of the 20th instant. CUxHA.vEN ...
... beet) towed Iis. as our roadutead by the Prinsesse Wilheimline Is), after laiaej r. severe storm, lost her topmast, and sustained (other dima , h The ship Beleck Castle, Shanks of Glasgow, from Slettinit grails for Hlarwich, has sunk off Bornholm , crew ...
... Sound in tlre month of Novemlner seas-From the North Sea, g 279 ; from the Baltic, 62S : total, 901. Of these the English f ships are-From the North. Sea, 15; from the Baltic, 285 : total, 300. CONSTANTINOPLE, Nov. 22-Jane Geary, Reed, froLe K rtch, arid ...
... SHIPPING INTRLLMG.ENCR. The followilig is an extract of a Letter received at Lloyd'e, from dthei agent at Aux Cayes, dated Feb. 18:-. 11The insurgents htave sines gained the town of Jeromil,where they 8woe been welcouied byr dhe inlaiebtatst, who lied ...
... MargrF1;Zibr ,id Trattles, for Hamburg. ?? ehr oire CoRK, Msy5-A barqueor ship, apparently about 400 tons, -abandoned and withr foremost. and bowsprit standing, ross Io passed let lost., itt lat. 45, Ion. 25, by the Jane and Barbara, ,d, Smith, arrived off ...
... SHIPPING INTELLIGENCE. LONDON, SEPT. 2°.--Witll ?? dlay at n1oh S.W., light pleasanit breeze and fine clear weatier. At sunset, SW., light breeze and fine. BRisToL, SEPT. 28.-Wind S.-Arrivad the Aetive from O)nega*, Ajax fruni Stettinl, 31 lyrew froitHartlAnd ...
... under 71 to I ; inldeed, 8 to I were laiI at the openihg. Folly and Larissa are risilg, aind AR)' is getfirIZ up the giroand lost last week. Ti e (aks' hetting was onusualiy puzzulgi; alid although we have for seitle tilile heen prepared tir a ra, teal ...
... Dauntless, Wilkinson, for London or Hull, both via Wyburg. 10-Arrived: Sarah Ann, Barton, from Hull. EL9NoRB , June 10-The ships from the Baltic, since last post, proceeded this afternoon. The arrivals from the North Sea have sailed successively after ...
... Great Ormshead Yore, Feb. 3.—The British ships Manchester and Ironsides, tow of the steamer Pha-nix at the S.W. Pass below New Orleans, were much injured by the bursting of her six boilers. The Manchester lost bulwarks, boats, &c. 4th.—lt blew a heavy ...
... SHIPPING INTELLIGENCE. LONDON, JAN. 5.-Wind this day at noon ?? light breeze and fine, with frost. Seven p.m., Wind S.W., light breeze and fApe. RAMSGCtE, JAN. 3.--The Champion from Genoa for London ran on shore on the Main this morning, but was assisted ...