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... from 3Marseilles, for the JIAauritius. The South Esk, Cook, froim Cronstadt, for Gloucester, put back again, from Cronstadt. CASUALTY. Nc-tv Yonia, DrIc. 8.-The Sailor Prince, MIPechney, of Bel- fast, from Liverplol, for New Orleans, vas wreckced on a reef ...
... passenger agents. 3d. Choose a ship with good height between decks.â 4th. Choose a ship with high bulwarks, oth. A ship with proper water-closets. Gth. A ship with proper convenience for cooking. 7th. See that the ship properly loaded. Sth ...
... disembathed the island. Captain Il'Keohuie went Campeachy. miles distance, for was gone twelve days when the ship w.«a spoken by the schooner Emily. Tbs ship was then ashore fourteen days, and there was not food enough for the passengers and crew. Her pas* seogers ...
... Liverpool, for Baltiimore. SlPO KEN1. The Araminta, of Belfast, Dec. 7, from Liverpool, for Sa- vaiinah, lat. 2S N., lolg. 40 ?? CASUALTIES. CRoi.MnAv, DcC. 31.-The Soith Esk, of Belfast, fi'oml St. Petersbril, foi' Gliicester, lost both aicliors, dliiilig a alc ...
... the Royal Adelaide, Batty, the Duke Cambridge, M'Qrath, the Prince, Beasley, every hursday, and one of the Waterford’s steam-ship Company’s vessels every Monday. For Ardrossau, the Fire-Fly, Brown, the Glowworm, M'fjetsh, every Tuesday, Thursday, and Saturday ...
... Smyrna, for Belfast, on the 30th December. Put into Kingstoon, on 14th inst., the James, Wright, from Neonhaven, for Belftst. CASUALTIES. The Rioby, Rigby, from Runcorn, to Newry, wvas stranded on the night of the 14th inst., near Balbriggan, but will begot ...
... twenty-one only were killed, of whom twelve met their deaths their own carelessness or misconduct, leaving but nine bond fi-le casualties upon near fifty-eight million ventures, and giving the odds of more than (5,000,000 to one in favour of the traveller’s ...
... of the ship, and young woman who was going out as servant, and then mad** for the shore, which was about six or seven miles off. One of the ship's boats then left, having on board thirteen of the crew, two men that were stowed away in the ship, and the ...
... The shipiFlizabetli, of Belfast, from Liverpool, for Savannah, 11 days out, in lat. 31 20 N., lobg. 50 20 W., onl 31st Dec. CASUALTY. SAL.ONrCA, JAN. 3-The 3[ilhlsan, Wheeler, from Smvrna, i ballast, got upon the flats, aboutt fifteen mileses downN tlhe ...
... Queenstown. the 22d instant, the ship Corea, of Belfast, five days from in hit. N., long. W., the Vibeha, Queenstown from Alexandria. the nit., the Intrinsic, in lat. X., long. W., by the lngelboro’, Liverpool. CASUALTIES. Beaumaris, Jan. 20. cask of oil ...
... was to commence its return • march to Peshawur, on the 17th.— Timet. New Mode Constructing Ships.—A gentleman of this town has introduced plan for building ships with iron ribs, and all the interior parts strengthened with iron, but with the plunking and ...
... owvi Itnite, ois Tiiesitty light at tenl octlcl, aid iitsas tnot tierid itf ?? six no'ckl onl the fiillowriig itoriling, whop ship wee fotitil (lead ott a hielip if ?? utoslirie, a ciitpleo of yarids froi)tietsr owvt dour. It is sup posed thit , tteiig irathrsi ...