... side by the cutter of the Ripon, which by the direction of the superintendent, Air. David- eon, was there to convey him to the ship. As she was getting under weigh, several boats containing English gentlemen and ladies, as well as Maltese and Italians, came ...

... 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 ...

... 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 ...

... 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 ...

... readers will remember that r this ship had left Plymouth't Sound, in September laos on her vye to Pert Ph . a t bottle ws picked up unterth Belt 'ead contaiing a slip t of paper, eigued 'OCorbnay 'Fowle,' declartog tha the ship and all on beard, save the writer ...

... Coast Guard to the Royal William, 120, guard-ship of ordinary, at Devon- c port;. William H. De Carteret (1847), to the Ajaxi screw r steam-ship. t WOOLWIOE, APRIL 11. C The Hannibal, 91, screw. steam-ship, Captain Hon. Fre- I derick W. Greybhad her steam ...

... was absolutely without foundation. he have received a letter from the capt is H a y r3 2 9th, Jun , tating that, , though. ship has been ordered int board are in first- lass health B ter tion from Lloyd's agent at Havre stata-thrd tha St. Bernard, as ...

... Paris, two months, 80i.--Plu~iase Gazefte, Aug. z20. OSTEZss, AUGUST 24.-T'he Ieneral Steam N'avigation Company's new steamn-ship Triton left the harbour yesterday morning with a goo b number of pas- sengers, and was 80011 out of sight. This latest addition ...

... and the datef theremiaenfs depature is 1iott detemnd Thelage diviion of tbe. 4th Draons will ail in the. City of Newr York- which will accommodate as many as 330 horses and S82 officers and men. The Greece is a large ship, but her complement will not ...

... MAGNETIC TEL-ROnAPlc) (FROt OUR OWN CORREsPONDENT.) !,LIVERPOOL, THURSDAY MONING. T The screw steam-ship Athenian, belonging to the d African MaUl Steam-ship Comlpany, reached Liver- le pool at half-pest eleven last night, with the mails, s &o., from the ...

... acting master he of the Espiegle, one of the ships of the experimental squadron, have been appointed to take magnetic observa- h tlonsin thesouthernhemisphere,andaretoembark in the Thomas Snooks freight ship for a passage to the Southern Ocean, wheret ...

... New Zealand Shipping Company have beeo sm wit taken up. The ships wftlprobablybeflttcdwlthguan the in Australia, where they will be used for cruising nider Ithe Admiral Tryon, who commands the Australian squad- per ron. The number of ships of the navy ...