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... SHIPPING INTELLIGENCE. London, Jan. I.— Wind at noon W.N.W., fresh breeze, and dull frosty weather. Gravesend. Dec. 31. W. and N.W.—Arrived, the Prosnero, from St. Michael’s ; George and Elisabeth, from St. Malo; Neptune, from Nleuport ; Industry, from ...
... trading under the firm of Barclay and Co, and then obtained goods from the prosecutor under the representation that he wanted to ship them for the West Indies on the following day. There were several other indictments for obtaining goods in a similar manner ...
... cabin and cabin deck. RAMSGATE, Dec. 30.—The Navarin, of Whitby, from Seaham to London, was totally lost on the Brake this morning. A brig has also been lost there—crew drowned. MILFORD, Dec. 30.—1 t has blown heavy gale at N. to N.N.W., with violent squalls ...
... present adviseis in the fairest m and he was happy to say that the result was, that th* , of the French had now disbanded six ships of the I' Df! * reduced his army by 80,000 men. (Hear.) Were they I to find their easy task in Ireland? On the contrary*. were ...
... anchor and chain. The Rebecca, Walla, of South Shields, from London for Newcastle ; lost anchor and chain, and broke bowsprit. The Arrow, Halls, from London for Sunderland ; lost anchor and chain ; since recovered and put on board. The Donnington, Brotherick ...
... THE SHIPPING AND MERCANTILE GAZETTE, TUESDAY, JANUARY 1. COURT OF BANKRUPTCY, LAW INTELLIGENCE, Form or Summons undrr the Act.. —(Before Mr. CommUsiooer Goulborn. on Monday.)—Mr. Duncan appeared in support of ■uoemons taken ont against trader debtor, ...
... Viola, Feiris Figueira 11 Nmna, Jervis Quebec for Sunderland —leakv Deal, 31st Dec. The LONDON, Roberts, from Sydney, N.S.W., lost an anchor in the Dover Roads. Ist Jan. A Barque, of and for Hamburg, from Cuba, was towed into the Downs last night leaky, ...
... making a total of almost 200,000 tons of ship tonnage th on the western rivers. WI In the year ending Jane 30, 1848, there entered the United States ports from foreign places, 2,393,482 w tons United States shipping, while 2,461,289 cleared en for foreign ...
... BAILWAYS. In the year 1847-8 there were lost at sea, belonglog to the United States, 48 ships, 37 brigs, 76 schooners, 10 sloops, and 36 steaneen, making a total et 41,667 tons. The commercial advice. received by the American mail steamer Europe, which ...
... some other person. The complainant, however, declared, that she was positive as to the prisoner's identity, as she had not lost sight of him for an instant from the time that he left her until she had placed him in charge of the officer. Mr. HAMMILL said ...
... cabin deck. ItANISGATE, Dec. 30.—The Navarin, of Whitby, from Seaham to London, was totally lost on the Brake this morning —crew saved. A brig has also bens lost there—the crew also saved. MILFORD, Dec. 20.—1 t has blown a heavy gale at N to NNW, with violent ...
... always f fh S b • h fl ot e wi e superior to tat o 441 to 451, and other sorts at 42/ to 44/ per tun, and an c h a i r . London Ship •.••• • • • marine _, , . 12s.per share 100 0016 0 9 jeopardised. At that to have cattle on hand, so that the butcher ...