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... SHIPPING INTELLIGENCE. On Friday week, the brie William, Cannon, the property of Messrs Petty & Co., of Ulverston, arrived at that port from America, with a cargo of timber. The brig George, Park, also from America, still remains at Pile of Foudrey, but ...
... Shipping Intelligence. The Mary Ray, from Workington, is on shore on West Hoyle. The William, Park, sailed from Pile Foudrey, for Dalhousie, New Brunswick, on the 11th inst. The British Queen, steamer, from New \ ork and Portsmouth at London on the 16th ...
... Shipping Intelligence. Great Western,'' Steam Siuf.—This fine left Ringroad, on Saturday afternoon, for New \ork. Shu carried out 110 passengers, and a considerable quantity ol goods. British Queen, '* Steam Ship —This magnificent vessel will leave the ...
... No less than ships were totally lost or stranded 1656 from errors, nnseamansbip, drunkenness, other preventible causes, in addition to those from stress of weather. More ships are wrecked from oversight, ignorance, neglect, and sparioas economy, than ...
... LADY DARVILLE, or, Lost in the Labyrinth. AN ORIGINAL COPYRIGHT TALE. By the Author of John Gisborne's Will, Shrubsole, Ac. CHAPTER XYII. Thk Lawyer foiled ajcd th* Lost one Carried orr. Crissy Bayntun found the florid, broad-faced priest, with ...
... deck, and that ship we expect is clear of the ice. The Harmony is within three miles of the water, and we see it from the mast h»ad, but cannot anything with our ships, except cutting through the ice, which not like to do to endanger the ships, until we get ...
... Shipping Intelligence. CARLISLE WRESTLING, 1839. This wrestling, which took place on Carlisle Swifts, on Wednesday the 3d of July, for the prize of Twenty Sovereigns, given by the inhabitants of that city, this year presetfted an unusually large number ...
... Her Majesty's Ship Prince Consort.—This fine iron-caser still lies at Kingstown, and when she succeeds in recovering the anchor lost she proceeds to Devonport; probably she may leave before, and starts undoubtedly if the wind veers round to the E. or ...
... Shipping Intelligence. V 1 PORT OF LANCASTER. Arrived—from the 25th to • the 31st inst John O'Gaunt, (steamer) Park, Liverpool, general cargo. Enterprise, Evens', Cardiff, iron. Marv, Coupithwaite, Gariistown, oats. Marv Anne. Hogarth, Dandalk, wheat ...
... FATAL GOLLI3ON ON THE RIVER—FIVE LIVES LOST. On Tuesday morning, the barque Tyrian, commanded by Mr Cunningham, master, and having thirteen handy on board in all, and two passengers, one a Mr Sheen, son of Mr Sheen, of Holborn-hill, London, and another ...
... DREADFUL SHIPWRECK—ONE HUNDRED THIRTY TWO LIVES LOST. Advices from Hobart Town on Tuesday furnish a account the loss of the George the Third, convict ship' on a reef in the mouth of the River Derwent, which i 8 n r laid down in the charts. The following ...
... bodies are. cruel doom. Up to no steps could be taken A Sarr Saturday night, bef fore eleven o'clock, the passenger clipper ship Long b Banrat ran ashore on the dangeroes recks the coasts of County Down. as Skullmartin Reef, oppusite on A great many of ...