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... , on the 30tb alt. NEWRY—Dec. 30 sad 31: Wind N., frosty. The Serapbine, of Newry. lying in Warrenpoint dock, being a high ship, her stem rested on the stern of the brig Hope, of Whitehaven, which caused great damage to the brig. The Olive Branch, of ...
... stay his ship, under both ordinary and extraordinary circumstances : he is not to neglect his duty or to tly from his post when danger threateiis. a man engages for voyage to the East or West Indies, he calculates beforehand all the casualties to which ...
... out a boat with seven men, together with a supply of provisions for the ship’s crew, and brought her safely into port. Mr. Roberts begs, therefore, through the medium of the Shipping and Mercantile Gazette, return his sincere thunka to Mr. Evans for the ...
... way of Hamburg and Leith. We aie g.atified observe, that notwithstanding this large amount of eb.tgration, no casualty had occurred any ship from the Clyde '.aider the ParEengero' Act. The station for the la'it six has b-.an follows: —1844, 3 568; 1845 ...
... Society must rejoice to bear that three of her Majeaty’a vessels have safely returned from performing desperate service without casualty or damage; for though war be all times an evil, it is surely less evil according leas aggregate mischief has been wrought ...
... THE SHIPPING AND MERCANTILE GAZETTE, MONDAY, JANUARY 28. LA IV INTELLIGENCE VICE-CHANCELLOR'S COURT. good debts, 2551 ; losses, 769/; trade expenses, 1,969/ ; domestic and personal ditto. 1,214/; interest and law expenses, ; deficiency, 209/. The bankrupt ...
... repeated abeences from the ship Moulmein.—Complainant admitted several abeences from the ship, and that upon two ocoaaioni got drunk, bat pleaded in excuse the ahip was right months and 11 daya Monlmrin. that she met with some casualty, which compelled the ...
... Catherine ship, Werner, 60 tans oil, 94 casks tallow, 2,000 treenails, and 1,000 hides, onboard. Victory barque, Picken, 600 hales wool, 356 tallow, 75 bales leather, 3 casks oil. 3,243 hides, 3,591 treenails, and 6.785 horns, on board. Ganges ship, Blanahard ...
... acquainted with ; I allude to the Shipping Interest. they have brought that interest so prominently before parliament, I may. perhaps, be allowed to correct their statements when they are at fault. What were told about the Shipping Interest in the House of Lords ...
... Holden’s table was 11 feet 8 inches; rise here this morning was equal 19 feet tide. 1 beer of casualties among the shipping. [Sea Out porta” under this head for ships in this port reported all safe. J HOLYHEAD—Feb. 6: Wind, last night and to-day, N.W. by W ...
... for Manila, waa run into on Monday night, the 4th inst., by an American ship; the master and live bands got on board the said ship—passengers and crew on board all safe—cargo and ship much damaged, and was assisted inhere on Thursday with loss of misenmast ...
... his crew have the advantage of seeing it weighed. It tho custom of this port for the ship to send a man in oach lighter, to see that nothing is stolen between tho ship and warehouse, where it is frequently left several hours exposed to the view of bargemen ...