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... will return ae aeon equipped. It ia Mid that some of lb* ship* at* eery abort of proviaiona and water, not having mar* than gv* aiz days’ oooaumplioo—aomr mote. ” Tb* luflasible, tioaof battle ship, which was at Alseslraa. with 200 sick and wonadad on board ...
... INTELLIGENCE. r Cnmfcr—Sir Q. Oltoy, But., rank C.pUin, Lkutextuit—J. M*D. Smith. tolh« rank Corommider. M>t.-T C. Rmra, tho rank of l,i«t«MKl. . Attic. Mratcr T Hart, lata the PancHoi*, oonlimad to Uw «f abater. IJeulnunU—W C. Marsball. and Bade, the ...
... NAVAL INTELLIGENCE. Portsmouth, Oct. Her Majesty's ship Earydice, 26, Captain 6. Elliot, arrived at Spitbead this morning from the cruising squadron. She parted company with Vice Admiral Sir W. Parker on the afternoon of the 22d nit (the Vice Admiral ...
... surpassing any wade, either or sea purposes. the cylinder being 92 inches in diamet Penelope is one of the old class 46 gun ships built on the the French Hebe, at Chatham, in 1830. eare pea of this class of vessels lying in ordinary at the several po: et ...
... FOREIGN INTELLIGENCE. AMERICA. By the arrival of the New York packet ship Rochester, at Liverpool, on Friday evening, from New York, whence she sailed on the 21st ult., we are put in possession of papers four days later than the last arrival. There is ...
... FOREIGN INTELLIGENCE. MEXICO AND TEE UNITED STATES. WIIMI DATE LATglt NEWS-ARRIVAL OF THE WASHINGTON. LhapoOl, awaday. The United States steam-ship, Washington, Captain Hewitt, arrived at Southampton yesterday. She sailed from New York on the tilt., and ...
... returned at halfpast ten o’clock next morning, with nothing but the intelligence that all the ship’s masts had gone by the boardf and that she was foil of water, even to the main deck. All the ship’s papers, letter bags, fcc -> the cabin, and therefore could ...
... flag. t] ship. The Vengeance, 84, is fitting at Plymouth for removal to this harbour, where she will be got ready fur immediate n commission b The Admiralty have given orders to enter men either for general service or for any particular ships which may ...
... received from the coast docs not give much information respecting thesurvivors; only know that the ship's carpenter saved, and it from him that the ship's name was ascertain' d. The other survivors are men of color. The English consul has just proceeded ...
... NIVERSITY INTELLIGE NCE The College Historical Society held its usual weekly meeting on Wednesday last. The for debate Was the French expedition to Russia based on principles of sound policy? The so- ciety divided, when there appeared for the negative ...
... invt. contains the following particulars, which we hasten to lay before our readers:— FOR QUEBEC DIRECT. LAST SHIP THIS SEASON THE Fine New Ship, JAMES FAC LIAM Morris, Commander, 1,000 Feet between Decks, will SAIL from hefen, DAT NEXT, inut., and will ...
... Spanish authorities ; the claim was recognised so far as the ship was concerned, but the governor offered the protection of the British flag to the crew, and 13 availed themselves the offer. Tho ship was then brought to Cadis. Three per Cents., 33f. for cash ...