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... Materials. Both ships are well found/are known u handy fast-sailing vessels, and can sent to sea Immediately. For partlculan Hull, tilh March, 1838. If ule should take place u above, offers will received, immediately afterwards, for both ships without Ashing ...
... who imposed themselves sailors in shipping with him St John were nothing but useless vagabonds. Left there loading—Tbe Bynun. for Belfast, ready leave In 14 days. Spoke no ships sea, except on tbe alt, the American ship , Capt. Martin, from New Orleans ...
... Hue. . , , _ , . Jf ship, supposed ha the John Fleaslnc. hsaad to India, is in slfht, coming donn front the rim. Dovea, March 11-S.lled the lO_The wniing trader. JreT. fo, London. Barpre Albion. Btrtl n. Atonm Freeman, foe Wythe. ship West Amsterdam ll—Barham ...
... sailed the 4th inst. The Christopher Columbus, from Messina, has arrived at Dublin. The Dutch ship Admiral Tromp, Kirkhoven. from Batavia for Amsterdam. Russian ship Louisa, from Newcastle far Lisbon. The Ariel, Porter, from Cardiff for Yarmouth. The Black ...
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... affects vessels engaged in the foreign or “•uid trade, is still more objectionable. It is immaterial !• • turtchant tending ship sea, whether insure her London, Amsterdam, or Hamburgh: and policies ■’•nurd in the last two cities are either wholly exempted ...
... boat Sparrow, for their praiseworthy and meritorious conduct in saving, imminent peril, the crew of the ship Martin, from Shields to Liverpool, lost on the Goodwin Sands on the otb ult. 10/. to the crew of tbe Deal boat Dart, who in attempting the same ...
... °*Ci^aci*TOw»-Fow«t.March H-Ftokedny on the 12th. a boat, 10 feet long, no name, which has been the water some time; also a ship’s binnacle, not long In the water, and landed here from the John and Edward, which has proceeded for Portsmouth.—Wind W. March ...
... Colonial London Joint-Stock . London and WoMninater Bank National Bank of Ireland . Provincial Bank of Ireland .. THE SHIPPING AND MERCANTILE GAZETTE. SATURDAY. MARCH 17 CITY INTELLIGENCE. _ Famav Crimea. have had fresh arrivals to-day from any point ...
... from Cork for from Tenbj fur LltUeharopton. Hunter. CUf, from Minora The Elisabeth and Mary. from Bristol for Honduras, was lost on the Southern Key Beefs, **h January. The Herald, Watt, from the Cape of Good Hope, has arrived off Eastbourne. , _ Ai.loa ...
... other dock assisted by 100 men from the Britannia, and other ships * the harbour to endeavour to weigh her, but having no amer to assist them, the day, though a fine one for the parpm, «nt lost, and tbe vessels and craft were compelled to nchor in the Park ...
... ord Elay. Acia-on ; Am pi. Nettleion. (icor® I Ship* in [Nautilus. Athol. Mr. Donald M N« kacht, and Mr. Jaw Kamila, have been p ( From the I I PIVMUITM.—Th Arrived on ■silty on board the RiimrUa bad lost ■Usistant Surgeon, ■wvßty-two men; ll Forester ...