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... livelihood ; no ships are allowed to remain here longer than is absolutely necessary : all sup* s c itne front the Cape, but they, are very scanty, and what meat is afforded from this channel is wholly grosssed by the troops ; the ships tiever.get a nnal ...
... feetinv of its and inhabitants. On the depature of the Deputation Oft: whole squadron of ,yiKlits got Lind& weigh, and stood lose over to Portsmouth. A royal salutelvas flied from all the forts, and from the ships .in the hart • , r , zulit ,at hpitneac ...
... Leeds 13 to 14 premium. Other shares without _material variation. The New York papers mention that another splendid packet. ship is nearly completed at that port for serving on the London line. She is to be called the Prince Albert, and commanded by Captain ...
... time to the Emperor of Russia. A letter from Archangel the 23d of May statec that Adn►iial Crown was hastenng the depa►ture of the ships of war which had been ordered round from thence to the lialttc. This squadron could alone be permitted to pass through ...
... NELSON AND COLLING WOOD, The prudent sycophants of boards have said that Kelson set a dangerous example, bis frequent depa'ture from the orders of his Commanding Officers. It is, however, an incontrovertible fact that in every instance success attended ...
... following terms :--- ADDRESS OF THE PRESIDENT OF THE UNITED STATES TO OENEF.,AL LA FAYETTE, ON TAXING LEAVE 05' HIM AT 1113 DEPATURE ON THE 7TH OF,SEFTEMBER. General La Fayette—lt has been the goodfortune of many of my distinguished fellow-citizens, during ...
... Areship the Greeks suceeded in burning two large vessels and took one brig, and the rest were put tO flight, and pursued by our ships. A part of the Turkish fieet took refuge at Aflona, where they are blocked up by a ?? of the Greek squa- dron. Yesterday there ...
... Journals that an Austrian ship, which haJ remained in the basin of Antwerp during the siege, havirtf; attempted to go down the Scheldt, Was stopped at Lillo by the Dutch, aod an intimation given to tlie, Captain that no ship would oe allowed to ascend ...
... Paris, two months, 80i.--Plu~iase Gazefte, Aug. z20. OSTEZss, AUGUST 24.-T'he Ieneral Steam N'avigation Company's new steamn-ship Triton left the harbour yesterday morning with a goo b number of pas- sengers, and was 80011 out of sight. This latest addition ...
... ~IPediti in was off the Mouth o the Ehro, wh-re eight brigs large ships, we are told, gro tnded on the sands. The ter vart of the t roo p s w. re, ho.vever, happily saved, Z i a, • th r e -ships were lost on the 22d. They contia• ed . for t ef e e hours ia ...
... from a cruize in the Channel, the CHARGER and SNIPE ginl-brigS. A Lift of the Ships left on the Jamaica nation, March when the Roll=rio left that ifland St; George S Guns. • Ships. 98 Abergavenrly - - - - 54 Sans Pareil 80 La Decade - - - - 3 8 Leviathan ...
... acting master he of the Espiegle, one of the ships of the experimental squadron, have been appointed to take magnetic observa- h tlonsin thesouthernhemisphere,andaretoembark in the Thomas Snooks freight ship for a passage to the Southern Ocean, wheret ...