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... importance. Four merchant vessels had been wrecked at Malaga, in the gale of the Ist and 2nd. The British corvette Orestes had been dismasted; and, at the time of writing, the British brigs of war, Tyne and Jasseur, were feared to be in danger. We find the ...
... Moulmein. On Tuesday the Orestes, 18, Commatider Cannon, was paid off into ordinary, when every officer belonging to the ship was entertained a dinner given them Captain tne Hon. J. Carnegie. K n. (formerly Commander of the Orestes) the George Hotel, to ...
... east had been experienced. Four merchant vessels bad already been wrecked, and his Britannic Majesty’s corvette Orestes had been dismasted, and that the British brigs war Tyne and Jaseur were in danger. The gale continued at the date of our correspondent’s ...
... disembark ; thence she proceeds to Shetland to land the Sappers and Minerss, returning thence to this port. The Orestes, 18, was dismasted this morning. After she was pud off yesterday. Commander Cannon, and every other officer belonging to the ship, ...
... east had been experienced. Four inerchaat vessels bad already been wrecked, and hi* Britannic Majesty's corvette Orestes had been dismasted, and that the British brigs of war Tyne and Jaseur were in danger The gale continued at the date of the letter. ...
... the east had been experienced. Four meichant vessels had already been wrecked,and his Britannic Majesty’s corvette Orestes hid been dismasted, and that the British brigs v.ar Tyne and were in danger. The gale* continued .it the date our correspondent's letter ...
... the cast had been experienced. Four merchant vessels bad already been wrecked, and His Britannic Maranr’a corvette Orestes had been dismasted, and that the British brigs of war Tyne and Jsstnr were in danger. The gale continued at the date of our correspondent's ...
... 26. Orestes-SW SLIGO. ..arr'vved from 25 Elizabeth Frederica, Christiansound LONDONDERRY.. .arrived from Amiable Matilda, New York 8ELFA5T,, arrived.from 25 Donnegal, Smith London Enigheden, Sunjurn Dronton GRANGEMOUTH..arm>«/ from Henrietta, Bickrundt ...
... this morning in St. Bride's Bay, dismasted and abandoned, and ie comitog in in tow of a steamer. JERSEY, Oct. 26.-Arrived the Pelican, Le Kuez, Labrador. SWANSEA, Oct. 27.-Arrived the Herald, Cuba, with part oi cargo thrown overboard; Ellen, Hardy, ditto ...
... GIBRALTAR .. sailed for Mar. 5. HM Str. Promotheus Malta 6 Egham, Finlay Cadiz 9 Pilade e Oreste, Ghirardello Madeira & Pernambuco • Lady Young, Johnstone Antwerp 12 Dirkllatteraick, M'Kinnon Cadiz Sybilla Gesina, Riecke Marseilles Wind—s to 12 ...
... Departures from Madras.-The Orestes, Smith, Aug. 5, for Singapore and China; Plicwaix, Vidal, for Pondicherry and Calcutta. Arrivals at Calcutta.-The Frances Shields, Edmonds, July 21, from Madras and London • Bengal, Scott, from London ; Elizabeth, Thaddeus ...
... NAVAL INTELLIGENCE. (From the Hampshire Telegraph of Saturday.) PORTSMOUTH, Oct. 13.—The Acton, 28, Capt. Russell, and Orestes. 18, Corn. Hambly—the fol mer to supply the place of the Cleopatra. the latter to relieve the Harrier, ordered home to be paid ...