... Latest Shipping. NORTH SHIELDS—FRIDAY EVENING. Wind S.W.—Last night and to-day the following ships arrived our harbour r -Mary and Sarah, Arrowsmith, from - Ruby, Foster, from Schiedam; Amiable Adene, Latumer, from ! Rouen ; Rose Castle, Bergen, sn.ru ...

... for committee on the ship-owners' case, viz. That they, the ship-owners, had gone on madly increasing their ships the face of an inevitably de' creasing trade, whilst, at the time he made this most mendacious charge, the shipping of the first maritime ...

... men of the ship's company, I pulled with all energy for the ship. After proceeding about a mile, the Prince of Wales steamer, for Bangor, came alongside and took us tow, and steered for the Ocean Monarch. When within about a mile of the ship, we saw a ...

... of having uttwd Bask of England bill*: and on casualty th« counal-hpuse, they recognized Welshman retiring, instantly took custody. Tbursdly, Wilsani Crtne, and Lyne, in custody for the mimier the fpr*(gner, Louis Bartljclcmici, wereagainbroughtnptrompnsoii ...

... Protection over? L a large Number of Ship-Owners against serious Continj gency for upwards of Forty Years, without the Cost of - One Penny beyond the Subscription of Sixpence per Cent, on the original Entry the Ships, and open for c I the Admission of ...

... THE NEWCASTLE JOURNAL. SATURDAY, APRIL 28, 1838. The Earl of Durham sailed from Portsmouth H. M. ship Hastings for Canada on Tuesday, much to the joy of the Melbourne Ministry. They have long been labouring to get rid of him, and is now harmless for a ...

... the City, lh.‘ result of which has been the appointmeut ofucommiiue, consisting i*f practical ship-owners, to oppose the report for the classitication of shipping, and the interference in private property; for this purpose communication will held with all ...

... Tynemouth Bar, is daily becoming more dangerous. One ship after another is wrecked in sight of the owners, or so seriously injured, by striking on the Bar, as to be afterwards worthless. Yet, though such casualties are occurring day after day, and are occasioning ...

... were fitted with bamboo sights. The casualties in the naval arm of the expedition amounted to two killed and twenty-five wounded, but the land forces had not a man touched. It appears almost miraculous that the casualties should not have been much greater ...

... procured ana shipped in a boat to be conveyed to where they might .nted. Penny wise and pound foolish'' is one our excellent old proverbs too little attended to. Would it not, therefore, to guard against so frightful an occurrence as ship taking fire ...

... of its Benefit, as no one can say on whom the Loss guards against may fall, as was instanced in the Year a Casualty which occurred to the Ship Britannia, Mr. Brewis, Owner, whereby a Loss was occasioned over and above the insurable Interest of the Vessel; ...

... met with the like misfortune. the former three years the entire crews of forty-nine ships were lost, and in the latter three years the entire crews of eighty-one ships were lost. Of parts of crews drowned, the total number in the former three years appears ...