... hardened by the cold, the ship cradles were frozen to their timbers, and, after some four or five inches bad been passed over, the ship came to a stand, and there were not a few present who the launch of another great iron ship, and feared that there was ...

... advance of myna just acmes our bows I where no one was standing. At the some time rattan I shields were raised and somehow shipped all round the ' pirate craft, one in advance of each puller, and others round the bows, screening the fellows at the gun there ...

... the of the Warrior, the term frigate is wholly ina2propriate when applied to the Undaunted, for the ship is in reality much larger than many of our ships of the line. The other day, at Gallowberry, in Kirkinahoe pariah, eight peso were found fairly frozen ...

... Carter, and Dark; from Bombay to Loudon, went ashore on Monday, near Boulogne.— The ship A rdrilk, of Belfast, from China, went ashore near the same place. No lives were lost in either ease. Livritroot, TUENDAT. - The *crew steamer area Brita;n, from Melbourne ...

... one of the survivors. We have to report the loss of the steamer Kingston I lately belonging to Messrs. Wilson, Son, and Co., ship ' owners, Hull, but recently sold to a firm in Gothenburg. The Kingston was to have Gothenburg, for London, ' on the 27th December ...

... and seven French gunboats have been destroyed. The crews were saved. INVALIDS FROM CHIN %. PLTMOUTH, MONDAT.—The tranaport ship arrived here this evening in tow of H.M.S. Spiteful, with 120 naval and military invalids, in charge of Captain Sweet, of the ...

... exposed to great heat. DE FROM POISONING.—OR IVednesday afternoon, Cornelius J. Van Noordem, a surgeon belonging to the Dutch ship Merger/Au Jo/Salina, lying in the Waterloo Dock, Liverpool, was brought to Northern Hospital. He was suffering from the effect ...

... this port, belonging to Mr. Allsup, came into violent collision with the Diadem, of Whitehaven, in Belfast Loch. The Caledonia lost her bowsprit, her jibboom, &c., and the Diadem was so much injured that the crew, expecting her to go down, were received on ...

... Great Britain to be a very small island, the population of which was so large that more than half were obliged to lire in ships. He was received with great ceremony, the roya's and dragoon guards lining the entrance and courts of the embasey. an.l the ...

... without a diatoms. To find a Teetotaller you must have given a drunkard, otherwise your Teetotaller is lost, and in of no more use than a rudder without a ship. A drunkard is a saddening and repulsive object indeed; but we have seen Teetotallers who, when their ...

... reports are afloat respecting the discipline of this vessel, and more than one court-martial, it is stated, will be heid. The ship was commissioned in 1839, and originally built for the Emperor of Russia, but seized and confiscated during the war. For some ...

... Wood's gift to Tippoo Sultan' descendent. Troops have been ordered to Darjeeling. GALL!, Di:cement 315 r.- The ship Ilirrailean was totally lost on the 29th November, at Paul's Head. The crew were saved. At Cambridge on Saturday, the Heads of Colleges and ...