... by this regulation except the ship-carpenter, who would have considerably fewer vessels to build and repair. But this again it proposed to remedy by the following {furtherJ scheme for the safety of the crew and cargo. Ships have long been constructed, like ...

... Majesty » ship Peacock disappeared during violent slorumii the coa»t of Georgia, the year IdU. Hie t'erv ier, another of His Majesty s ships, was Lost seen Charlestowu, the eveniug severe thunderstorm, and has not since been beard of. his Majesty s ship Resistance ...

... consequence of which the captain thought it safest to enter the 1 lumber, and anchored about two miles up the river. There were no ships near the time, but in an hoar the plaintiff's vessel, the George and the James was ob-erved coming from sea. The vessel was ...

... A Man from the North will preferred. Middlesbrough Brewery, Nov., PROSPECTUS OF SHIPPING GAZETTE A Publication trill all the Essential* of Evening ivlth Commercial Ship| ping List the most Correct and Comprehensive DcMcrlpthni. At) her maritime superiority ...

... quarter-master, fell overboard and wo., drowned, the only casualty during Lib days of arduous duty, and again without one man mi thesick list. I'rovisioua were supplied from Janeiro, and the ships were put in a* complete oiiditiuii renew operations the ...

... two men, have unfortunately been drowned by this melancholy casualty. Yarmouth, Srpt. G The Graham, steam vessel, Thursday morning last, on Iter passage from Hull, picked up boat with a ship's crew, who had lost their vessel. The Portobcllo, of Sunderland ...

... Lots to mil purchasers, / (Subject to such conditions will then produced,) Valuable FREEHOLD ESTATE, situate in the town* ship of Scorton aforesaid, consisting of several CLOSES PARCELS ARABLE. MEADOW, and PASTURE LAND, containing altogether, estimation ...

... nipped the ice, so much ;soas to start nunc the ship's fastening*. the being within miles of the Duke York's Bay, tried cut through the ice, but found it impracticable, as closed d lately. From this date, the ship was longer under our own ' guidance, but, being ...

... Officers of the merchant vessels, that they might the more easily superin- j lend the loading and unloading of their cargoes. The ships trading this station are not permitted approach nearer to it than a settlement about eighteen miles lower down j the than Canton ...

... lie embarked for England the December. The British squadron the mouth of the Canton river amounted 11 ships of war. besides steamers and store ships. The remainder the fleet was at Chusau, under the command of Captain Bourchier. ...

... enumerated the ships that had passed the Sound between the 14th of July and the lltli of August, and we now continue the account j from the 11th of August to the 7th of September. Within this | last-mentioned period the following ships, with the under-stated ...

... that was retired hi* bouse, and having ordered his servant, to tire it, sat hi* eh.ur till was burned death. The Itritish casualties this occasion were unusually heavy. Among the officers killed regret t«> have record the death Major I of the Uoyal Marine* ...