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... VOYAGE of the ROBERT ISAACS for NEW YORB. (EXTRACT OF A LETTER WRITTEN BY A PASSENGER.) The ship Robert Isahes, of Savannah, sailed from Liverpool for New York on the 21st January. The weather continued fine and the wind fair until the ist February, which ...
... in the mosques on the 14th June. The fleet sailed in two divisions on the 8th and 9th, and was to rendezvolis at Gallipoli, where they would take in extra stores and I1,000 additional troops. Before the sailing of the last division the Sultan went in state ...
... Catiptain Mlinter, the mnaster. of the Archimedes, an old aeind ckqierienened master of steamers, bore testimony to her sailing ?? duaing thc two trips she hadl made to Portsmouth and Margate, when the power of the new Archimedean icrcw or propeller ...
... British expostulatio-a was, that the man was given up within the specified time. It is further stated, that at this time a sail was observed in the oiliug, which proved to be the identical Commodore Douglas, to whom the French Admiral was so anxious to ...
... still theu g motiois of the brig could be made out. Observed her go about and stand likel off shen e, and set her scudding sails. This manwceuvre created R suspicion resil of her being a slave-ship, as she was inthe very track for slaves. At 50 prin, minutes ...
... iiatloos, passhtg through that anchorage, that wve had, at Y* tenet, oce ship of wrar on the iotekaot. Fornierty tenl or twelve sail of the hite C: wxrersept at the three great ports-Shieerness, Portsmouth, and Plymouth ; Iut ,theresultofthe revolutionary ...
... Western, Capt. James FHoskin, R.N., arrived in Kingroad this afternoon. S.c has made the homeward passage in 14' days, having sailed from New York on the evening of the 25th Feb., to which date she brings papers of the utmost importance. The Great Western ...
... voyage of the Duke of Nemours, as, instead, of em- barking at Cette, the Prince, according to a Toulon letter of the 23rd, had sailed in the Crocodile steamer secretly from that port on the 21st, and that his mysterious departure was much commented upon., ...
... The three ships of the line and two frigates which were to reinforce the squadron of Admiral Lalande in the Levaat, would sail in a few days. A squadron of reserve was also about being forined, and wou d remain in the roads to be ready to promced to ...
... ACCIDENTS. On Sunday morning a party of young Men, eight in number, proceeded f . from Rotaierhithe to Gravesend in a sailing boat. Only six of them re. f turned home alive, two of the company having been drowned soon after t d leaving Gravesend, under ...
... Ra't, Devonport, ciothes-danier, i1ly II aiid 81, sit the ltosoll Hotel, .Devonport. Solicitors, Mir. Surr. Loinbard-street; sail Mri. Elwortiiy, Pl'ymouth. J. CoasAPMA. Wilitech St. Peter's, Isle of Eiy, victualler, Alpril 29anid May M, Iat the GiobeC ...
... the winds being was so light as to prevent the ship getting into port in time for this post, and The dates ofthe packet's sailing are, from Vera Cruz the 27th of March, em- Tampico the 3d, and Havannah the 16th of April. The substance of the wsnews by ...