... side by the cutter of the Ripon, which by the direction of the superintendent, Air. David- eon, was there to convey him to the ship. As she was getting under weigh, several boats containing English gentlemen and ladies, as well as Maltese and Italians, came ...

... affected by one or other plan should not be allowed to have too much weight, and the shipping interest ahould be aroused to see that a spot is selected which will benefit ships and not dukes, eave humnan lives, and not fill la ndowners' pockets. Sir, no nautical ...

... MAILS TO Hew Tort by American Line steamship I Louis. Aegiet Kb. cii Sonthempton ; by Worth Lloyd ssesa ship Loon, August 9th. gonrhampton ; White Star Line steamship Teutonic. August rid ; by Hamburg- American Line Peers ROnaaret. Angus' 11th. vil S ...

... and saltpetre boat running between Shields and Iquique, and that a man about 30 years of age, giving the name of Anderson, shipped on board as A.B. Or the voyage out both were taken ill, and at Iquique they went into hospital. When they were ly?ng side ...

... Drafts on Calcutta, Madras, & Bombay ; demand, Is. 9d. LATEST SHIPPING INTELLIGENCE. ARRIVALS. Aug. 2(l.—Utrecht OA from Batavia, &c., off Dover ; Curfew (m.), from Kurrachee, at Liverpool. DEPATURES. Aug. 26. - Longfellow, for Cape Town, from Liverpool. Aug ...

... T. E. Chapple to the T , at Cork; and C. R. Haswell to the St. Geor 12o, ship of ordinary, in the Downs. t th e, 2 Clerks Assistanat J . Hi. Mooney to the Vca 6 steam troop ship, for particular service. V6 Itw WOOLWICsui The Zephyr. steam vessel, Lieutenant ...

... clock. Here ahe waa made fast to buoy and waited for the tide to run up. Shortly before one she proceeded up the river, her depa-ture being witnessed large numbers of persons who crowded the pier and waterside, and who cheered luatily. Her voyage to the East ...

... THE COUBT. The Queen's depature frumu ahloral will be de- ferred for a few days in consequence of the indisposi. tion of Prince Leopold, and the Queen will Probably returu to the south about the 4tb or tfth of December. A special train for her conveyance ...

... respectively by Admiral Rodney, and Don Langara. The Spaniards were defeated, and the Admiral made prisoner. Six of the enemy's ships were captured, one of which blew up. Jan. 17, 1746.—Battle of Falkirk, Muir, N. 8., between the royal forces, commanded by ...

... collected the Sound dues when ships enter the Baltic. Such a plan would do no injury to any one, and it would save 2000 merchant ships a certain detention, often ruinous in its consequences. Why do not shipowners employing ships in these seas petition her ...

... corvettes Dagnar and Thor, the ironclad schooners Absaon end Esbern Snare, with the paddle-wheel Holger Danake. When the higlish ships appeared the Danish ailors manned yards, and tho vessels exchanged salutes vith the Castle of Kronhorg, the bands on shore ...

... Achilles, and but for the prompt action on the part of the officers of both ships, would probab!y have resulted in a very serious disaster. The and the Achilles were the first ships to enter the break- water. ‘The former was lealing, .nd she steamed towards ...