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... sea. Bor farther particulars apply to Mr. JOHN MORRISON, Howdon Pans; or to Captain Amott, board the vessel, lying WUUngton. SALVED, id Iron-stock ANCHOR, about 8 cwt., patent make (diamond-shape shank and arms), painted red; also 30 fhthoms CHAIN CABLE ...
... Neath Li verpool-pkt, Westlake, do Marina, Laurenoe,GYarmouth Merriman, Tucker, Petatacha, Roach, Glasgow Elisabeth, Evans, Cardigan Union-pkt, Thomas. Milford Charlotte, Abbott,G Y armoutb Champion,Hutchins. Glasgow Hero, Uawkin, Barnstaple Eleanor, Roach ...
... Duke of Sutherland, Cook Arrived [Jao. 8] from Good Intention,Pearce,Cardiff Hazard,Croaacomba, Plymotb Augusta, Faccy, St John COWES. Soiled [Jan. 9] Jor LrdSeabam.Pattiaon, Seabam Gambia, Tiddeman, London Mount Edgecombe, Pile,do Autumn, Blacket,Sunderland ...
... gutted, muter tevcrel. braised and right arm broken, tlao bor with hi? ken : the remainder the crew are all well. '*■ FOWEY—Jan. 9 a.**.—Wind W., moderate, fine* p.m.— S.W., moderate, thick, dirty. ' Pnt in—The John Carnal, Rowett, for MiddleihorooiK. and ...
... Newcastle JovenCorina, Randle [ Oct. 20] Calcutta Samuel Sopree, Franklin {22] Hartlepool John Hepburn, Plam[Nov.l] Calcutta John Campbell [ll] do Sailed [Sept. J for John, M'Kensie, London Rose, M'Kinlay LOct. 9] Cork or Falmouth Industry, Shepherd [Nov. 2j ...
... Williaae, do Alert, HaU. do , a t..Broon. do Steady. Bettineon. do Broon, do equally, hail atarm. John, William, CAERNARVON. Siitera, Jonaa, Gloneeater Armed [Jan. 291 from William. Merritt, Lidney Diana, Tnlloeb, Dublin LoTalySnaaß.Clatlarbaek.do Staf, ...
... under which prop ooed its continuance were widely different from those under which Lord John Rnscsll bed proposed its enactment. Theta wets parties now in arms against the crown in Ireland, hut tbs secret organisation which stimulated to the late ■u ...
... I am. Sir, your very obedient servant, Liverpool, Feb. 6. M. D. LOWNDES. A Whale Margate. —Early on Tuesday morning, as Mr. John Rowe, fisherman, wife rowing about the North Foreland, he discovered huge mass floating on the water, which proved to be Young ...
... Proet [Feb. 3] Poole TORRKVIEji. Armed [Jan. 28] from Pboeoiz, Wietmtn. Cadiz ChriatinaMaria, Schmidt [3o] Alicante MALAGA. Arrived [Feb. from Sarilte, Stamper, Troon Sailed [Jan. 291 for Hama, Jerria, Lirerpool GENOA. Armed [Fab. 3] from Chilton, Whiting ...
... Knapp, Bullow John, Dommican, Bristol Fame, Darias, do Pearl, Richard, Wexford Harmony, Wickham. do Alice, Bard, Malta Wind W.. fine. COWES. Soiled [Feb. 16] /or Medina, Smith, Sunderland Arrived tmd tailed for the river [Feb. 16] from John Wealer. Abbott ...
... Stuart brig, at an- CAIRN RYAN—Feb. 20: Wind N.W. W.N.W., strong, chor. 5 p.m.—John Botcherby brig, for soothward. with rain. J. H. Bernard, Superintendent. Put in—The John Knox, London, from Liverpool for Bal- Report of the S. Fishermen and Mariners’ ...
... for Alexandria, 9 days out, Feb. 21, Ist. 48 40 N., long. 8 15 W. Mary brig, of St. John’s (Newfoundland), for Leghorn, Feb. 10. lat. 39 25 N., long. 13 W., by the John Hooter, at Falmouth. Elizabeth and Ann, of Shields, from Alexandria for Southampton ...