... SHIPPING INTELLIGENCE. The James and Marr, Daly, from Bordeaux for Dublin arrived at Dartmouth on the 28th November The Linen Hall, Grieve, from Dublin, arrived at Gravesend on th 2Hth November. Hie Janet, W bites, from Dublin, arrived at Helvoet on the ...

... SHIPPING INTELLIGENCE. The or th Pole Expedition It appears from a letter received at Lloyd’s this morning from Lerwick, t'>at the expedition to the North Pole arrived the Shetland Islands on the April, and the Ist May, sailed again on the 3d and of May; ...

... SHIPPING INTELLIGENCE. The Chiistian, Goss, from Dublin to London arrived at Plymouth on the 17th instant. The Lively Katty, Smyth, arrived at Gibraltar on the 23ch ait. from Dublin. WHITEHAVEN, NOV. 15. The Apollo, Collis, sailed from hence 23d,uIt. ...

... it blew very hard during the greater part of last night, we fear much injury may have been sustained by the shipping. The latest intelligence from Deal states, that upon particular inquiry, it was found that the vessels in the Downs had rode out the ...

... already been amply considered in two former Committees. Lord Compton, some length, supported the original motion. SHIPPING INTELLIGENCE. Sailed on Friday, from Howth, with the wind at N W. the Myrtle, M‘Kinley, from Liverpool, bound to Messina, and the ...

... was accordingly acquitted. SHIPPING INTELLIGENCE. FROM LLOYD S BOOKS. Extract of a lettei from Capt. M'Domld, of the Laurel, from Zante, dated Gibraltar, Oct.‘29:— On the J2th inst. about 190 miles to the S. E. of Minoica, a ship of war, full of men, (her ...

... 29 the arrival of private ship, Jamaica Papers have been receive! to the 3d of September. They contain nothing of an interesting or political nature from the West Indies, except as to what relates to shipping intelligence. The Duke of Dantzic privateer ...

... that on the whole, about seventeen vessels : had been' lost And on shore. ship of the line had, by cutting away her masts, been able to get afloat again. The shipping intelligence is altogether very unfavourable. letter we have seen slates, that seventy-one ...

... Majesty’* ship Diadem, m tltc Chesapeake, and hi* j. y'» ship'D >lph n, from rimida. the ‘'Lord Coliii.gwo .d from Gu rhaiy for Ne*fouudland, dismasted. Flit in dtstrt »s 'he tollovring slops, being part the India they patted from hts Majesty s ship Swiftsure ...

... NAVAL INTELLIGENCE. AoMiKALTr-ornct, Scpt. 13. Sir—Having laid before Lords Commissioners of the Admiralty your letter this day’s date, rela ive to the situation the merchant vessels from Jamaica, lately under convoy of his Majesty’s ship Warrior, which ...

... morning sailed from hence ; also tlie transport ships Alfred and Donia.ler, with horses, kc. the waggon train, for Holland ; others have been all day embarkmg board oth.-r ships. Seviral horse and troop ships are now here waiting arrivals of both for cmbaikation ...

... NAVAL INTELLIGENCE. Several Ships are, is understood, to be put immediately the stoeks, in the building' of which peculiar care is to be taken, and in no instance are they to carry more guns than the number which they are actually rated. On an Examinati ...