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... rape for spring feeding may be taken. The wheat requires ten months to mature, is an exhausting crop, and is liable to many casualties. Ata moderate estimate, therefore, the beet- the wheat. root, which does not scourge the soil, is more profitable than With ...
... anarchists and an anti- christian faction. PeAis, Wednesday.-Letters from Toulon of the 22d inst. state that several ofthe ships. composing the .Wediterrariean sqaadron are to be dismantled on their return from the Le- vant. The Papal NSnncio had a long ...
... Naval Force of England.—The following is a statement of the naval forces afloat of this country, in ships, guns, and men, at the present moment: Stations. Ships. Guns. Men. Portsmouth 2,267 Devonport 163 1,612 Falmouth Packets 7 41 Sheerness 108 Woolwich ...
... and as our port is essentially more interested in ship repairing than in ship. building,-his is not under the average number in process of construction at one time here. The quotations of prices of ships for 1849, are :-New British-bult vessels, with Baltic ...
... SHIPPING INTELLIGENCE. IoONDOR, pt noon W.N.W., light hmsw, and dull hazy weather . John WleUlffe. from GRAVESEND. Jan. I.—Arrived, tne jonn China; Essex, from Calcutta; P«sU» * ™ from Mississippi, from Baltimore , Deyonahire, from New York; Hanisburg ...
... asthma, 7 and 4 ; child-birth, 6 ; scarlet fever, 4 and S ; water in the head, 3 and 4 ; of old age, 31 and 52. Among the casualties we find 4 sudden ileiths, 3 burned, 2 found dead, 7 killed, 1 suicide, and 3 drowned. 191 children died between the ages ...
... SHIPPING IIVTBLLIGBNCE, (From Our CorrsperdeRat, tla Shipping Gazette, 'ad L Lky', 14A1. CASUALTIES. Agapemeni Adelphi, Greek brig, which put in wind- bound, on leaving this harbour yestearday for Cork got on shore on the bank near the Block-house ...
... to the following state- ment of the results of the working of five serev steamers, belonging to the Genleral Screw Steam Shipping Company, for the year 1819. They have made alhogether 17C) voyages, outwards ind homewards, with cargoes, and have mulde ...
... of gentleman who had gone to Liverpool with tic intention of contracting for the building of three or fo large ships, but he found all tbe ship builders full of order and not one of them would contract, even at a high price, fo vessel to be immediately ...
... after the Ist of Jannarr next, citizens of the United tales may purchase and hold British built ships, and that government will grant registers to such ships, if so purchased ? \\ ith regard the question, the Lirernool Shipowners* will, of course are that ...
... SHIPPING INTELLIGENCE. (Pro or MI Gantt', Ll,yd's Wt.' CASUALTIES. Isabella, Dickaun, which sailed hence 6th hut, for Lundun, went on shore last Tuesday at Cacouna, and, it i s is . petted, will be a tetal wreck. The muter was her, and saving all be ...
... bis vaticination res] elessiy cleft she than Professor Larder was in lis tid space. stud- mes the simple Review ) that sicam ships could ne’ be a sufficient from England; Portsmoaih was —— > wa fear, notwitstar.ding its furtificatio ine tae past eupire of ...