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... single screw line-of-battle ship, and the fleet of gunboats by which Sweden holds the Gulf of Bothnia consists mainly of sailing* vessels. The navy ot SpiMn WdoIffSRiifi no more consideration in a paper of this kind, were it not of special interest to ...
... shall have passed a Channel fleet will be in commission at Spithead worthy the name of England. There will be, at the least, 15 sail of screw line-of-battle ships, supported by a corresponding number of steam frigates, corvettes, and screw guuboats. Their ...
... Clarice. *^XToiv PEa3.Y, Capt. It. Barrett, ^fab A3t3>, Capt. H- TaUan. 0Ve w somp ot>,er suitable Vessel, is intended to sail with Paj»engers, (unless prevented by any unforeseen fcielg. as follows, with or without pilots, and liberty to tow Liverpool ...
... Clarke. altlTON rsaø. Y, Capt. R. Barrett. CMEBALU, Capt G. B. Tallan. above or some other suitable Vessel, is intended to sail witt 800ds and Passengers, (unless prevented by any unforeseen occurrence) as follows, with or without pilots, and liberty ...
... tne naval estaolishmeats of the country up n, a more satis- !a ...
... CLARKE. lUTON FERRY, CAPT. R. BARRETT. jW ^ERALD, CAPT. G. H. TALI,AN. N ...
... ; N. J. Dunn, Esq.; Captain Glynne, Capt. Meyrick; Capt. Mytton; Albert de Esq.; Captain Barker; T. Maule Sutton, Esq. ...
... WM. CLARKE. IHUTON FERRY, CAPT. R. BARRETT. HEMERALD, CAPT. G. H. TALLAN. ST* or some other suitable Vessel, is intended to sail with sCee« Passengers, (unless prevented, by any unforeseen e8*sis?ee) as follows, with or without pilots, and liberty ...
... wunld not have traffic in that direction. The South Wales Company were thus situated, that they had had an offer of steamers to sail from their terminus. Already they had found it answer excellently to Waterford there there was a daily service, and it paid ...
... WM. CLARKE. BRITON FERRY, CAPT. R. BARRETT. EMERALD, CAPT. G. H. TALLAN. above or some other suitable Vessel, is intended to sail, with and Passengers, (unless prevented by any unforeseen Ufe»rrence) as follows, with or without pilots, and liberty to tow ...
... Courtney, now fitting out in London, will take her station at Neyland about the 24th inst, and sail on the 1st of November. Many shippers who were not aware of the sailing of the first ship are preparing goods for the second, and the directors hope to have a ...
... either to take in water, or when driven there by stress of weather. A ship had not long since arrived, and there she lay, her sails furled, and her little flag floating in the breeze. Lilly called her brother to watch the men rowing in to shore, thinking ...