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... THE COUBT. The Queen's depature frumu ahloral will be de- ferred for a few days in consequence of the indisposi. tion of Prince Leopold, and the Queen will Probably returu to the south about the 4tb or tfth of December. A special train for her conveyance ...
... Leeds 13 to 14 premium. Other shares without _material variation. The New York papers mention that another splendid packet. ship is nearly completed at that port for serving on the London line. She is to be called the Prince Albert, and commanded by Captain ...
... respectively by Admiral Rodney, and Don Langara. The Spaniards were defeated, and the Admiral made prisoner. Six of the enemy's ships were captured, one of which blew up. Jan. 17, 1746.—Battle of Falkirk, Muir, N. 8., between the royal forces, commanded by ...
... time to the Emperor of Russia. A letter from Archangel the 23d of May statec that Adn►iial Crown was hastenng the depa►ture of the ships of war which had been ordered round from thence to the lialttc. This squadron could alone be permitted to pass through ...
... collected the Sound dues when ships enter the Baltic. Such a plan would do no injury to any one, and it would save 2000 merchant ships a certain detention, often ruinous in its consequences. Why do not shipowners employing ships in these seas petition her ...
... corvettes Dagnar and Thor, the ironclad schooners Absaon end Esbern Snare, with the paddle-wheel Holger Danake. When the higlish ships appeared the Danish ailors manned yards, and tho vessels exchanged salutes vith the Castle of Kronhorg, the bands on shore ...
... NELSON AND COLLING WOOD, The prudent sycophants of boards have said that Kelson set a dangerous example, bis frequent depa'ture from the orders of his Commanding Officers. It is, however, an incontrovertible fact that in every instance success attended ...
... Achilles, and but for the prompt action on the part of the officers of both ships, would probab!y have resulted in a very serious disaster. The and the Achilles were the first ships to enter the break- water. ‘The former was lealing, .nd she steamed towards ...
... was remanded until Wednesday. --- 800 PASSENGERS' ORDEAL. Transferred to Another Ship from C.P.R. Liner Ashcb. Over 800 passengers were transferred .to an- - other ship from the Canadian Pacific Railway liner which went ashore in the St. Lawrence at Point ...
... infoarnaCcol they feared that there bad been a depa.ture from announcement of high principle announced Sir Edward Grey ten years ago. Until further in formation was placed at the disposal of their lord• ships they were justified in appieheo. mons that there ...
... educate aim develop Central Afrioa; more recently, a section of tbe Christ an world equipped the John Williams, a missionary ship ; others have followed, but until this occasion, human sympathy has never been show u in sending out a . omplete ho-pital, ...
... following terms :--- ADDRESS OF THE PRESIDENT OF THE UNITED STATES TO OENEF.,AL LA FAYETTE, ON TAXING LEAVE 05' HIM AT 1113 DEPATURE ON THE 7TH OF,SEFTEMBER. General La Fayette—lt has been the goodfortune of many of my distinguished fellow-citizens, during ...