... Cross, for Leith. with a cargo of China clay, assisted in here by boatmen leaky ?? lontsalissandpnumps ?? Ane a tbrigaatlne), from Nedorkatla for Obarlestown, ?? In Ihere by boatmen-no rs eo-lpd anchor and 601 fathoms chain to avoid ?? on ?? Zoo (schon-l ...

... recognition of their services to the ec shipwrecked crew of the Norwegian barque Niord, a of Moss, in March, 1832. Some Deal boatmen on Monday received an intimation from the British Consul at Christiania that a reward is being eb forwarded them for the ...

... schooner (Great Yarmouth, Nov 141, of 58 Lymos, from Sunderland for Ramagate, cargo coal, assisted Into harbour.hy tug and boatmen, with loss of anchors and EvAns ?? be)onglngtoche steamer Zadne, of London, C- washed ashore yesterday at Worthing, containing ...

... Newcastle-on- A Tyne with slat Durnrg a fog on Wednesday jb she ranl ahore on the mainl, not itr from Wairner 1F Castle. Some Del boatmen pnt off So her asist 1 same, and ?? in getiting her off nnd t Aldn lx her into Ramare whe~re, atis- saed, shis 'i1S umdergo ...

... 1.-The Watlkin (s) of Sunderland, lefor New Yor.. get near the North sand and dlose to the Ibeahyeterdy. Employed togand boatmen, The vessel an ?? Pbils- Ramsate Sep. I The~ inDutcman(ketch). from lek.having ig aude on Langnoae rocks '1 Seabam, Oct. L-The ...

... tbe Tnsn for Sloesria with eonl, which, went ashore ou Cress Siand on ?? mornings has been aasiatesl oil by eteamars and boatmen inta Yarmouth Beads, after jettbsoning ?? of cargo. Agreement £830. ViEyiSLS SPOKEN. Amsericnn Eagle, from London ?? f or ...

... solilitations of three boatmen, to gat Into thsir be, they undertaking to meet the packet coming down the river, a nd put them on hoard, ernot rqieay remuneratlons. Scaircely had they left she shore one ~ ohu dredyardls when the boatmen I no doubt considering ...

... equally. WRECKS AND CAS'UALTIESi. Cornelia, and Maria Ibrigantinec), from Amsnterdam for Susrinamn, assisted into Deal by boatmen, having been ross isito whlilet at anchor in the Downus, by the Forest ?? lachooner). 'The Cornelia and Maria lost, borth ...

... (brig), Hansen master, from Aotwerp f or the West Go ed Xnds wish rails, hass been 3ssisted .nto Bamegsate by tug and icr boatmen, wi~th ruehder damae d and leaky, having been ashore. }] ok Agreeent writh tug £120; boatmn reported hirneg no }I ag7reemen~t ...

... kept a straight course and coma in fully two lengths a-ltead. Bo ATM fin's Kace.—This was a raco for a prize £8 between the boatmen in their gigs wh'.ch ply on the river. Only two boats ran—tho owned by J. Shaw, and the Royal Victoria, owned by S. Rlc ...

... York on thle 6th, the0 With three days' later newse from Cailifsornia. Tile trouble 001l between the American and native boatmen had been p10a quellosi. There is no0 gelseral noses of iinportsmnee. arra From thle missing regions the accounts continue ...

... (schooner), of Goole, hoc iseen assisted in with loss of both anchors and 90 fathoms of chain, to avoid collision. Agreement with boatmen £35 - The Louis Napoleon (schooner), from London for Cork, has been assisted ia with loes of sails. Agreement £20.-The Samuel ...