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... Cabello, and sailed 9th November for Santa Martha Rio Hache Scotia, hence and Malta at Oalatz Joseph Anderton, Ridley, hence and Laguayra Puerto Cabello, and sailed 13th November for Santa Martha Flora, Drummond, hence at Gibraltar, and sailed 13th instant ...
... King, hence at Antigua Limena, Milnes, hence at Mayayucz The Amanda sailed from Porto Rico for this port 18th Mary Hannah, henco at Porto Rico Lord Sandoti, Welsh, hence Jamaica, and sailed for New Orleans 21st May Flor, Bareno, hence at Laguavra Cadiz Packet ...
... Lisbon at Falmouth.Os Atlantic, Barber, from Monte Video at do. sailed 4th Oct. Ity h Rocket, Murray, from Jamaica at Penzance. a The Frolic (paket) from the Leeward Islands at do. -sailed from St. Thom~as's 12th nit.1 . a Gaipee, Vibert, from Monte Video ...
... vessel, sailed the .Twe the same psart e f the world. Knisowingu the habit (If makn ' 5pand Capt. DulJling frequently applied to ~re, to induce defendaaao to shfp their te 'he Tyrer and Capt. Dallitig offered to fo.0~ so. .vessel did slot sail withi or ...
... rcan- The Ann sailed from Alexandria Oth December, and Duke of justic Ones, Wellington, 10th, both for this port . and 11 The Earl of Stanhope, Holman, and Margaret, Mahon, hence at chair. very Trieste nani. John Horroeks, Sanderson, sailed from ditto for ...
... Quebec. The vessel sailed fiom Liverpool on the *22d April, with emigrants for Canada, and in consequence of damages received in bad weather returned this port, having been nine days ( at sea. She had since been refitted, and sailed, leaving the witness ...
... to the respective masters. The great American steam-packets; by permission of Messrs. D. and C. The great American liners, sailing vessels; by permission of the officers bard. The Custom-house; the staircases, the long room, Ac., Ac. The Royal Fort at the ...
... Through stress of weather the captain, on the 15th of April, was compelled have the vessel towed into Amboyna, but in few days sailed, taking with her passenger, named M'ddlecot, his servant, and two Malay seamen. On the 24th the Malays attacked the European ...
... mastsir of a ves. Bel. culled the Cyclops. which sailed out of the har beur of t Dublin on the 15th. of August, 1831, wvent out sf doc.k for the purpose of puttingthe vessel in a better position for sail- In, ,r . bother Bhe did so merely to comply with ...
... idurltrfv SOLDO (X these articles, with the sui-ide Williles, the Magist.itas or- tiered Mrs. Vcrmiloe, JohIL larrison, tbe sail-mker, and Marg-aret Jewel, the servant of the late ;Nir. iA\rr, to attend, end ZniYC such information toucling thicmn, as lay ...
... from Demerara attlisport.salied 29th De. ?? Hoe wee to sail in a few days for this port hoir; Mahatica, JumP. ?? at this port, seiled 27th Dee hteP Washington, Wilkie, from Savannah at this port, sailed en nhbj the 10th ult . S no- Gntilien Maid, Iveons from ...
... nineteen days avd a half, or of actunl sailing seventeen days and a half, as follows :— From Liverpool July, arrived at Gibraltar 30:h, days; failed from Gibraltar July, arrived at Malta 6th August, days; sailed from Malta 7th, and arrived at Alexandria ...