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... 'Edinburgh.—From Brown’* Wharf, ai’joinioe the Writ India Dock. Poplar,, every S.tnrday Wednesday evening, at 10. The new Ship* TRIDENT, PRINCESS ROYAL, J. W. Morris, LEITH, V. Later. MONARCH, R. Fraaer, and CLARENCE, D. Turner. Toe MONARCH, this present ...
... and saltpetre boat running between Shields and Iquique, and that a man about 30 years of age, giving the name of Anderson, shipped on board as A.B. Or the voyage out both were taken ill, and at Iquique they went into hospital. When they were ly?ng side ...
... CALCUTTA. Arrivals.—Nov. 6—The ship Ceres, Dacqueny, from Bourbon; schooner Eagle, Marsh, from Akyab. 7—The barque Velore, Bell, from London; ship Urgent, APlearlane, from Londoa • ship John Bull, Crawford, from Liverpool; schooner John Hepburne, Plum ...
... Drafts on Calcutta, Madras, & Bombay ; demand, Is. 9d. LATEST SHIPPING INTELLIGENCE. ARRIVALS. Aug. 2(l.—Utrecht OA from Batavia, &c., off Dover ; Curfew (m.), from Kurrachee, at Liverpool. DEPATURES. Aug. 26. - Longfellow, for Cape Town, from Liverpool. Aug ...
... the previous evening. and according to the manager's stateniEn• ,was then , cheerful. He remaine.l'in the olitee after the depa►ture of the staff. Ou the body is pinneda visiting card. on which written in ink: - Col Ited suicide owing to private tivancial ...
... T. E. Chapple to the T , at Cork; and C. R. Haswell to the St. Geor 12o, ship of ordinary, in the Downs. t th e, 2 Clerks Assistanat J . Hi. Mooney to the Vca 6 steam troop ship, for particular service. V6 Itw WOOLWICsui The Zephyr. steam vessel, Lieutenant ...
... clock. Here ahe waa made fast to buoy and waited for the tide to run up. Shortly before one she proceeded up the river, her depa-ture being witnessed large numbers of persons who crowded the pier and waterside, and who cheered luatily. Her voyage to the East ...
... take the field. In consequence, by a separate order of Visir, eight strong horses have been purchased for o rseli captain's ship, for the conveyance of the heavy artillery, and most of them have already been sent to Saragiva. . _ A - French courier has ...
... on Friday. The Toulonnais of the 21st instant contains the following : The crews of the ships of the Mediterranean squadron are being completed. - Several ships of war have already arrived at Toulon, bringing a sufficient number of men to replace those ...
... and thence to the islands Barra and Rona, situated sixty miles N.W. of the Orkneys, where the ships composing the Arctic expedition took their final depature about noon, on the 4th inst., under the auspices of as favourable a breeze as could be well desired ...
... livelihood ; no ships are allowed to remain here longer than is absolutely necessary : all sup* s c itne front the Cape, but they, are very scanty, and what meat is afforded from this channel is wholly grosssed by the troops ; the ships tiever.get a nnal ...
... feetinv of its and inhabitants. On the depature of the Deputation Oft: whole squadron of ,yiKlits got Lind& weigh, and stood lose over to Portsmouth. A royal salutelvas flied from all the forts, and from the ships .in the hart • , r , zulit ,at hpitneac ...