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... Liferpool to Bt. Joha’a, N. 8.. Oct, 3, laf, 45 N.» looff. W. The Eleonora, from Bomhtj to Liverpool, Ang, 2, lit, 3., long. La Hogue, Sept. 1, let. long. W. CUSTOM-HOUSE, Oct, M. The ?euels ente-ed inwerde, outweide, ead clewed cut were oonfined to the ...
... N.—Sailed the La Hogue, for Sydney, N.S.W. PLYMOUTH.—Arrived the Taurus, from Halifax. FOWEY, Sept. 2,—Wind N.-—Arrived the Hannah Hicks, from Baltimore. SWANSEA, Sept. 2. —Wind N.E.—Sailed the Alma, for Quebec; Java, ditto. SUNDERLAND, Sept. 2,—Wind ...
... Oporto; Perseverance, Medemblik; Butjadingen (s.), Bremen ; Wesley (s.), Cronstadt: City of Hamburg (s,), Hamburg. Sailed the La Hogue, for Sydney; Premcde, Guayaquil. DEAL, July 31.—Wind W. N. W„ fine.—Arrived the Bermondsey, from Bombay; Stamboul (supposed) ...
... Dauntless, from Bombay. GRIMSBY, Jan. 21.—Wind N.E., strong.—Arrived the Coronation, from Sunderland, lor Ipswich, leaky. GUERNSEY, Jan. 21.—The St. George, from Sunderland to Morlatz, on entering the Roadstead, 18th instant, struck on the White Rock, and remains ...
... , from Cad.z to the River Plata, Oct. 30, lat. 6 N. long. 20 W. The Templeaian, from Sunderland to Calcutta, Nov. 4, lat. 6 N. long. W. The Barbara, from Sunderland to Calcutta. The Defiance, from Loudon Sidney, N. S. W., June 3, lat. 33 N, long. 18 W ...
... ot Neko this morning, and will be a wreck; crew Nov. 16.-Wind S.S.E.—Arrived the Oriental, from Quebec; Her Majesty’s ship La Hogue, Baltic; Her Majesty's steamer Caradoo, Woolwich for Marseille-. FALMOUTH, Nov. 15.-Wind S.E., fresh.—Arrived the Nancy, ...
... Bombay: Adler, Bremen; Hanover (*.), Calais Sir H. Peel (a), Dunkirk ; John Ball (a.), Hamburg; Stadt Dordrecht (*.), bt. Hogue, Sydney, N.b.W. DEAL, Aug. 4—Wind S.W,, frosb.—Arrived the Henry * rcm Callao; Persian, diito. Arrived from the River the Vi-tory ...
... Ebui (ea.), wa* epokcn March d, 3.3i> p.m_ mile* V at VlaocnC The Arno (aa.), was epoken March i, 7 p.m., off Cape St. The Sunderland waa ap'kcn lat IS X.. loii*. S W. ' The Pantheon, above Uoljhead, went to picee* dnaar - gale. The riala, which hence for ...
... from Cuddalore. ALDERNEY, April 24.—The Cherub brigantine, from Guernsey to London sunk at the entrance of the Race (Caps La Hogue light bearing 8.E.) yesterday crew saved. PARIS, April ship of about 400 or 500 tons, nearly new, and coppered, truck of ...
... under the Fern Islands, was abandoned by the crew, who landed at North Sunderland. A pilot boat went off, and pumped her dry, and she was expected to be got into North Sunderland next tide. PORTSMOUTH, May 4 —Wind N.N.K. to N.N.W.—Off port, the Ocean ...
... butcher. SHIPPING INTELLIGENCE. LIVERPOOL, Aco. Wind N.W,, freth. Hi ...