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... Board of Admiralty, of the Russell Government, came into power in 1846, and ordered the transforma- lions of those and other sailing frigates to be stopped, the engines were allotted to other ships ; but the boil- ers made to be crammed into the small holds ...
... -with the g enenot juice 't JkP AM s NoiJlcorx. Yesterday teI Carnret Militia also arrived on their march totlicVastward. . Sailed for -Mrlaii on iatu4rday last the King George, Capt, lruger, with French Prisohcrs. On Saturday.last * as _launched, at Butsledon ...
... le mrail, in charge of Lieut. Peter Rainer, Admiralty Agent, T. e arrived yesterday morning at two a.m. Her dates of v ns sailing vwere-G-ibraltar, Dec. 19 ; Cadiz, Dec. 20 ; se al Lisbon, Dec. 22 ; Oporto, nO communication ; and Vigo, es. ir Dec. 25. ...
... O'Ferrail, the new governor of Malta.-Gtobe. FALMOUoTH.-This hlrbour, during the past 'week, U has contained upw~rd of 200 sail of merchanimen, te chiefly corn laden nnd waiting for orders. Some of the er ships were from lO0) to 1200 tons barthen.-117est ...
... Qneen, 110, Captain Sir B.. Leeke, having re- ceived Admiralty arders, oam= into'harbour on Thurs. i fday last. The Eurgolus sailed on Tuesdag, with convicts, for s Gibraltar, under the command of Lieat. Aldrich, of the I Apollo troop ship. r Orders were ...
... for 4S hours, it was not until Saturday that the details could be elicited. The Floridian, commanded by M r. E. D. Whitmore, sailed from Antwerp the day previous to the accident, for New York, with a number of German emigrants, vatiously stated at 170 to ...
... for es;ailttshinr a raonthly communicanh between Singapore adl Sydney, with W ull powe~r pad(le wheel steamners instead -of sailing sehloopers vitil auxiliary screw propellers, had beent de- e clint d.. , The directors state, in the most explicit terms, ...
... been making treaties with the Kings of the Bonny and Corisco, relative to the abolition of the slave traflic, and afterwards sailed for Princes for wood and water. At the date of our letters she was at anchor in the Bights of Benin. Her Majesty's sloop Star ...
... youngest daughter of the late Rev. Samuel Franklin, of Lewes, Sussex -On the 26th uhilmo, at Clifton Ch'urcil, Capt. 0O Henry B. Saile, R.A., to Mary, eldest daughter of the t. late Cornelius O'Callaghaai, Esq, of Ballyntalitich, >1 Clse, ?? the 28th talt., ...
... SMITHFIELD, MIONDAY, AUG. 13, The total impoitation of foreign atock into Londer last week, amouisted to 5248 head, During tbe saiL period in 1847 the arrival cosisisted of 7964, and at the saene time in 1848, 4400 head; hence, it will be pe celved, that ...
... Two o'Clock, Seet. 14, 1819. Since Tuesday there bas been a liberal arritid foreign wheat, flour, barley and peas. Several sail parcels of grain, meal, and floar of the new eroparbli daily from Ireland. The market this morning wa well antended, and a ...
... rv-openik- of tite parish church of es 'Iilshead, Wilts, ou the 15th lirst. c ol The noxt Ortlination of the Lord Bishop of Sails. ?? burly has been fixed to bh hoiden in the Cath,-dral of rse Sarum ott buday the 20th ustant-the Cnufirmations It throughout ...