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... »*> Lead ..parlor Cattle mostly colonial, and few horses. these operations the enemy fell without any casualty the side of the troops. , , „ the ship Tartar, armed °™ Dover, have the South African papers of the Nth October, being four days later than ...
... enter the Dock nt any time of tide, without ever letting-go an anchor, and without in. curring the hasird of the delays and casualties incident to proceeding into the Purl of London ; and as the railway carriage will repay the Company, at the same time that ...
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... had a mendacious title; for instead of being bill to amend the laws for the encouragement of British shipping, it was a bill to discourage British shipping. The real feelings and wishes of the people England were now known, and end was put the delusion that ...
... the Nth arrived opposite sumo batteries built range of bills commanding the river, from which a firo was opened the leading ships. The guns were instantly silenced, and the whole of the defences destroyed! Un the the vessels anchored abreast of the city ...
... at Warrington, to the Manchester coach awaiting them. Immediately after their deportatmn, consequence of the occurrence of casualty, the cause of which has not yet Wen ascertained, the mail bags were totally destroyed fire, the mail-carriage was seriously ...
... Stewart's do Russell s Heron do 3d 215 ships market, sold. —MONDAY, JAN. 11.—Adairs 34s Beaumont 32s Birbop'c 30s Holywell 33s Kiltingwotlh Liddeil's Ord's Redheugli Pelaw 33s Percy ltenshom 33s Percy re-shipped 28s Pontop Windsor Gd Tanfield 30s 6d ...
... shall notice other works when h», cient space for that purpose.—fun, 4. 4 THE DISCOVERY SHIPS. The necessary arrangements for the departure of the and Fury Discovery Ships for die North Se. are now coJ,« end it is supposed they will tail to-morrow or Sunday ...
... io Spain. ** . JoiT 17.—The friendly and ra which ships of all nations hare hitherto been tresis^ 0 ports, not baring bean met in several foreign posts whs* ponding treatment of Hanoverian ships, tan Roes! the last month, determine that from the ili ...
... shingle from the Me, from the diminution scouring power; —that in bod dark weather, ships will not able to enter tbe harbour with safety that cost of tbe project will drive ships from the harbour and that ice will soon so accumulate above the dam, very much ...
... objects Foreign Staves, the cliscouragemeiit ol the British Ship- Owner, the latter contmuilly adding to her Alerc.mtile Fleet, and thereby increasing her natiotml wealth. And yet, the Ship-Owners and Mariners Great Britain remain unpossessed of any ...
... confinement, it is reported, was formerly butcher residing at Deptford, that* went to the East Indies in 74-gun ship, on board which ship he confessed the murder, aud has been sent home to take his trial.— Port Herald. BRUTAL ATROCITY. —In giving the ...