... London); HNBS Tail, of Uuncorn); North A WL^l’OINT—Nov. l'l Mitchell’s : Passed west, 2 p.m.-TSUQ (Frances Ann of C?e“akon). 2 rm.-HSUP (Ancient Promise, of Korth Shields); LFBC (Miss Pritchard, of Caernarvon), and VPVVL (Cordelia, of Caernarvon). . 3 M ...

... -wogian ensign, bom ca-;, !■ Sew Vvrk'wit'h bulwark*. &c. • mmu.-- 1 :: .', -, lon ?- 5 ' . . , \l brigaiiuae, St. Ives, was r.m into night Jl HI. ;rns'. showing N.ii wigian ensign,lionn cast, i ~f ■>-,), ■ , .inrO -a dense fog. near Lundy Island, the | ...

... proceeds to-morrow morning tor her destination. , POINT—Feh. 2 (Rr Sin Wiluam Mitchei.i.3 shire. of London), from Melbourne. B^rM 3 Middlesborouffh for Britonfcny, short coal. FALMOUTH —Feb. 1,7,15 p.si.—The Advance, Harris, from Sevme for Dundee, has put ...

... on to place 180 millions of pesetas in billetes hipoteenrios par, with interest at 8 per cent, and a SI per cent, annual sinking fund, guaranteed by the national property, in payment of the same subscription. There will admitted effective the two-thirds ...

... (s), 810, cotton. Ac.,27, bales. Hull via Cape; Macedon, 1,237, tons aeeda, 1/ 17a fld, prompt deapateb. London via Cap«> Atlantic King, 080, seeds, ke., 2s fld, filled up. Aden ami Jeddah: Juno (•), 1,304, rice, Itc., Rs 12, about 1,500 Knrraebee for ...

... at additional Porte for which Inducement may offered. Goods will be received in Glasgow up to r.M. the 7tb. the Loading Berth in Liverpool Doek) up to 9 r.M. on the Uth August, unless previously Each steamer a mrgeon. embark from the Prince's Landing-stage ...

... place for London, with flints, was rounding Grain Spit, near Sheerness, Nov. l.whon she struck the sandbank and capsized, sinking immediately. The master, Green, his wife, and a boy were drowned. BLACKWALL. Nov. 4,10 15 a m.— Grappliir—Lsefcl. 3 night ...

... 8 a.m., wind W.. liffht weather fine. Proceeded on her voyage, as above stated acid arrived in the Tees on the inst., at 2 r.M., without an' thing particular occurring on the voyage. At 3pm ebb, weather fine, wind N.W., light, ship beine’in River Tecs ...

... gale end ■enooatinnod, and tko •hip labouring and atraining vary much, and making gnat deni of water, deponent, at about 10 r.M., lor the preaarration of ebip and cargo and Urea ot himeelf and Claw, threw overboard all tbe deckload. then endeavoured to ...

... the coupons due the Ist January next ou the Atlantic and Great Western Railroad Company’s Seven per Cent. First Mortgage Bonds, also the coupons and drawn bonds of the Leased Liues Rental Trust Bonds tho Atlantic and Great Western Railroad Company for 1 ...

... (a), Griffiths, in entering this port Not. 7, was in collision with the Atlantic, German barqne, porting the bowsprit of the latter vessel, and doing other damage.—(The Atlantic, Liedke, arrived at Madeira, Nov. 4, for Cardiff, with coat The Gambia arrived ...

... SHIPPING AND MERCANTILE GAZETTE, TUESDAY, APRIL 8, 1873. THE LOSS the ATLANTIC. frenter’s TELEGRAM.] Halifax. April 7. —The investigation into the loss of the Atlantic was continued to-day. Mr. Brady, ; the Third Ollicer, corroborated the evidence previously ...