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... i.:.4&pirnl' Duperire, :adui~szud o6iders to ithe diferent odicerd to6exert themse,.s to thlt ufmtns'tto expedite' its' depature and the presingof: seamen, apract'ie~ . verylately ailopt-ettin 'rance, goes on as in-an English port. .'The -Admiral does ...
... battle ships and other vessels of a large class. The line of battle ships are to have their ports bung, and the cabins and magasines are be completed. Nothing lias, however, transpired, to lead to surmise for whit definite object. The guard-ships are to ...
... SHIP NEWS. AIELANCHOLY ADVENTURE, The Journal du Havre contains the following melancholy, but interesting account of the return of five persons, who had gone out to settle at the Guaza- coalco The Heureuse Union, just returned to Havre from St. Domiugo ...
... rol-1 lowi4 witnesses:— Lieutenant Charles Bolton, First Lieutenant of his Main'''. ship North Slat . By Lord Win. Paget—How long hare you belonged to his Ma. jesty's ship North Star:a—l joined her a few days after she was commissioned. Did you know the ...
... his varied narratives brave attempt and desperate successes, that th. second hour slipped away before I rose and took my depa.ture. On regaining the deck the burry of the business wss over. The contraband cargo had been replaced by atona ballast; for, ...
... Journals that an Austrian ship, which haJ remained in the basin of Antwerp during the siege, havirtf; attempted to go down the Scheldt, Was stopped at Lillo by the Dutch, aod an intimation given to tlie, Captain that no ship would oe allowed to ascend ...
... the 28th. For Freight, &c. apply t4 THOMAS G. FOLINGSBY. Belfast, 10th March, 1834. ($82 FIRST SPRING SHIP FOR/QUEBEC. Thfaililg ca' r-tastened Ship : D ~E // ShipJ s D A N_;k11 NS, ..nrnandcr,. A re -emal'' .) ISl Firs An) i/. Tuis Ye pt vll ?? to h'e ...
... DISTRESSINr; CAsE.,AD tire wife of a labouring man, trained Pain, from Fromne, who was about-to emigrate to Americarbv tile ship Hornby, from Bris:ol, was in the. ?? pralour of a public-bouse in this city, a few days since, a I fellov, having tile appearance ...
... noble proprietor (the Earl of Cadogan) in the ensuing season to the fashionable wotld. Sir Robert and Lady Peel look their depa'ture this morning for Calais, in the General Steam Navigal on Company’s Packet the Lord Melville. The Hon. Miss Bowts, Mr. Fordyce ...
... batteries, the wind obliged ofter~ttal nckilhor below Tiger Island. The h, matl ships to aco hIs eJt, had I killed and 3 wounded. The Chinese loss At have beenveryconsiderable. The ships afterwards natd belote the second bar, for want of wind, BOhOear tlat the ...
... Lombard Street, London. THE ISLAND OF GUERNSEY STEAM-SHIP WVERPGOL, 590 tows. ?? ?? hundred and eiohtt hshsk pow.ss ?? .Commanded by QA«AiN GOODRIDGE, Jo*. THBsfrofrrieiors of this Splendid Ship, ** anxious that tbe Days of starting fiom the res- pective' ...
... —Advice : the Dundee, Perth, and London Shipping Company’s steam-ship Dundee, John Wishart commander, sailed from Dundee 12th lost, fortbia Wharf. Hoeb’s Whabp.— Advices : the Dundee. Perth, and London Shipping Company’s smack London, Robert Abbott master ...