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... with coals. Arrived furAg Maria, Wilkinson; and New Darlington, Swalwell, Kiga, with linseed, hides, timber, &c. SOUND LIST. Ships and Cojdains From To Loading \ Oct. ‘id* Mho, Ord Petersburg London hemp Lord St. Helens, Oliver do. Hull wood t 29. Concord ...
... ClaveU’s Hard, this morning, in dense fog, and sne is nos* beating the ledge without the slightest hope of getting off. The only casualty at present is the swamping of one of the brig’s boats; and but for the immediate and praiseworthy assistance of Lieutenant ...
... e officer, who died in steam-boat by which All that can be said on the subject is, that a stran»^ l T he returned from the ship Themis, nfter setting her out of whether of species known naturalists or not, Shields harbour, the Thursday preceding. Verdict— ...
... last, neatly-modelled vessel was launched from the ship-building yard of William Spoors, of the High-wood, Hylton-Ferry. She is to be brigrigged, and is the property of Mr John Smith, of Monkwcarraouth. Ship launches, of late, have hut seldom occurred in ...
... Shields. The Pilots got Captain Manby’s apparatus, and through their exertions the crew was saved. Our shipping intelligence will give detail of the casualties. The gale, which continued during the whole of Sunday, went down night-fall, and gradually subsided ...
... possible between them ami those who an; m the enjoyment real, .substantial, unfailing resources, never subjected the losses and casualties which aiVeet the prosperity, and oflen impoverish, if they not paujierise, the condition their less rluimtc fcllow-citizcii' ...
... price, the markets have been constantly well supplied, added to the knowledge of the amount stock ready to | brought in any casualty occurring; and thus Wheat, I which by deficient harvests and other collateral circumstances had been forced an artificial ...
... * l j wyoll Casualty at Sea.— A great cloom has cast the mercantile community of Liverpool, hvlbe intelligence rceeive'i by the Lady Falkland,” tain Smith, from New Orleans, which vessel, the IHth ult., fell in with the New York packet ship ...
... vacancies which these promotions will create on the fullpay, to be in all cases filled from the half pay list; and ooe-third the casualties which have occurred on the respective ranks since Ist April. 1834, to considered as vacancies to which promotion shall made ...
... duties should so regulated to enable to prosecute the colonial trade with success. The foreigner was enabled navigate his shipping at much less cost than the Hrillsh shipowner, and had great advantages over him both iu building equipping vessels. ID a ...
... demanded. DETENTION OP PRUSSIAN SHIPS. The agents the Hamburgh underwriters writes from Copenhagen under date of the 19th inst.,— 44 1 hasten to isform yon that according to communication from government, all Prussian ships in tbe harbour are detiiaed, and ...
... sustained. At Shields, and in the lower reaches of the river, the shipping has suffered more. Many were drawn from their moorings, and much damage ensued, from the ffonneqnsnt One melancholy casualty also occurred. The mate of the Atlantic,” of South Shields ...