... officer of the Robert Small, dated in that ship, off the Cape of Good Hope. the 20th of October, 1839. The Robert Small sailed from London last August.] A very singular case has been discovered on board our ship. We have detected a young lady in the person ...

... the West India Docks; Bruce, for tin; Hnyaunah ; Fanny, for Malta; Eleanor, for the Kiver. VaatEi Dock.—s4 cc'.sroM-nuush SHIPS ENTKUFD Decrmber ?.\ Urokcn’ Names. Achilles, Tonvirn, f *ox*s .. Parnell i'innm, Young, St. L.D. .. Smith Grasshopper, Hunk ...

... officer of the Robert Small, dated in that ship, off the Cape of Good Hope, the 20th of October, 1539. The Robert Small sailed from London last August. very singular case has been discovered board our ship. We have detected young lady in the person ...

... ashore on the Ship Wash or West Rocks, and was totally wrecked. The boat. an oil can, and parts of the wreck and cargo have been ince washed ashore at Bawdsey, but no tidings have been heard of the crew, which there is no doubt are all lost, consisting ...

... three-decker, bearing the Capudan Pasha’s fltg. The value of the gold, silver, and jewellery thus gathered was immense- The ship was about to sail with her rich cargo for Constantinople, when she tO'>k fire, and the explosion was so terrific that some ...

... all sorts, nearly 20,000 less than had been calculated. No tidings of the New York packets. The ship arrived is the Deucalion, from New Orleans, By the ship Chatham, direct from New Orleans, and which has made a quick passage, we have received files of ...

... Canton, insisting upon the departure of the opium ships, or the stoppage of trade. 27. Disastrous hurricane at New York and other parts of America, by which many lives and one million of property are lost. 28. A meeting is held at Birmingham for the repeal ...

... year lias made in the friendly, it not in the family circle I l must a limited circle of friends, indeed, who can say he not lost anv of them during I lie year which has lowed its piedecessors into the eternity that past. there diould l*e few lu rrntLs ...

... d by the select committee of the Commons on colonial lands. There are present three ships bound from New York for Lirerpool—the steam-ship Liverpool, the packet-ship Cambridge, and the Independence. Each, it is supposed, will bring the President’s Message ...

... 11. S-rernl Members of the Deuiucratic Association arrested in a room Ship-yard, Temple bar. 12. Au insurrectionary morerneut In Pans—the Nalbmal Guards attack'd, and lire# lost. 15. Mr Robert Pl, In t‘>« iwof Common*, mplained the cau»« the dipt r ...

... property had been destroyed.' account published in tbe Atoriarm Journal says that a ship and some smaller veseels which were In port were knocked to pieces, and that the lost of property a!together amounted several hundred contos. The weather has been excessively ...

... assault was ri'p rum thr 'e to four thousand Arabs .he n,ad '' ■IS entitled the Maison arrec. which rhe French, h, ‘wcver, lost sixty * ;iS X'ffrir *«. that the must have been with s,L detertuinati-.u. In the meantime the Arabs near Douera, *iih constderaUe ...