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... some sarcastic fooleries levelled at the Ministers, at the masquerade of the Carnival. The military were called in, some lives lost, and traaquility only restored the authorities consenting to the departure of a regiment w)/ch had rendered itself obnoxious ...
... receiving largest class of merchantmen, but, at many seasons of the year, it may be safely entered the heavier desciiptions of ships of war. There are times, however, when the water over tb« bar, and in given shallows, renders the approach extremely hazardous ...
... Auctioneer, at Harwich. Also a substantial-built WAREHOUSE, with jetty snd crane, yard enclosed, and well-adapted for shipping and re. shipping of goods. The Stock in Trade, Boats, and Out-Door Effects, wUI be sold the first day. Sole to commence each day at ...
... WiUiam* Walk, George Street, Passage to New South Wales. THE Ship ORIENT, of 596 Tons, Douglas Wales, Commander, will leave Gravesend the 24th Oc- tober, and Plymouth the sth November. The Ship SUSAN, of 572 Tons, Henry Neatby, Commander, will leave Gravesend ...
... MAI. Her Majesty * Plate of 100 Guineas. Three years old, 7st. 51bs. ; four, 9st. llb. ; five, 9st. 1 llb_ * six and aged, lOst. 21bs. The best of three two mile heats' starting from a post allotted for tbe purpose between the distance post aud the stand ...
... 12 from South-end, an improving and fashionable Watering-place, and only 2 miles from Battles Bridge, where corn may be shipped and manure landed at a trifling expense. The Farm consists of upwards of 60 Acres of fer- tile Arable and Pasture Land, divided ...
... Embark Passengers, TH R magnificent new British-built Ship BARRACKPORE,*' * A 1,1,3_i Tons, E. Underwood Commander (ageude- ?? - great ex P Mie ' l( 'c hi the Australian Trade). This splen- did Ship (owned by W. S. Lindsay, of London), wili Sail for MELBOURNE ...
... line of tbe best quality, the SHIP INN is second to none iv Colchester for convenience, cheapness, and accommodation. F. E. solicits the patronage of both Civil and M ilitary ; and the Farmers of the country will find the SHIP INNa con- venient and commodious ...
... and most X Modem STKAM and CLIPPEU SHIPS in the world, and is the omy one which has bad the distinguished honour of a visit from Her Majesty the Queen. Liverpool for Melbourne, On tbe sth and 15th of every month. Ship. Register. Burthen. Captain. Date ...
... celebrated Ships sails regularly on the sth ol each Month. Succeeds the Boomerang, and irill sail positively on the bth of March, FOR MELBOURNE, Forwarding Passengers to all parts of Australia at Ship's ex- pense, the splendid New Clipper Ship BLANCHE ...
... and other Steamers every alternate 'TWt^X^w Wednesday : also by flm-class fast-sailing Ships from Liverpool, mailing Weekly during thp season ; and by sailing Ships from London. Plymouth, Bristol, Glasgow, and Hull. Passengers of all classes booked throughout ...
... assist or attend to the same, and every Ship, Boat, or Carriage, conveying or having explosive in' or on board the same shall be at ail times attended by some competent person ; and every person in charge of any such ship, boat, or carriage shall observe all ...