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... i -- SmPpiNG CASUALTIES. I ?? _ d4.CC.~ g roa Ne York, yesterday, states that tho i tb fro Om Quebec to Grelock, had returned u i ,adsW rig been *n a01lision with the Star of Hope, 0y pI bee gto Aberdeen. The latter continued her ,th, QUO gfecls, from ...
... SHIPPING CASUALTIES. 22,000 SOVEREIGNS BECQVERE=Th. A Reuter's telegnrais from Lisbon says -According to latest advices, the Dorinda's eargo is valued nt £0222,000. Four eases containing 22,000 sovereigins, Lave been reovered anA deposited at the Peniehe ...
... FATAL SHIPPING CASUJALTY. : 1 I The Agnes M. Loteet, bound from St. Johns to the Clyde, ran on a rock off the coast of DonegaL The oap- z tao's wife and child and two seamen were diowned by the d eapsizing of a boat .- .. ?? ROBBING A COUNTY COURT. d ...
... SHIPPING CAsALTY OFF YARROUTHL -. The barque Palnyra (captain 'BIwn), of South, Lelde, has just arrived in the Tyne from Tripoli, aud ports being ashore on Cross Sauds, near Yarmouth. being fewed that the vessel had zistsadid serious mage, four of the ...
... : SHIPPING DISASTERS. The Newcastle steamer B. F. Matthowsl has just undergone an experience of the most trying character. She is a soci'w steamer of 1,962 tons gross register, and while going from the Mediterrabnean te Boston, wvhich latter port she ...
... wind on Thursday a continued very high, while a very heavy sea, was expe- rienced in the estuary and the bay. The casualties to t shipping which have been reported are not so nume- 1, rous as appears to have been anticipated by the sunderwriters in view ...
... Reinforced by the 88th Regiment, the 50th suc- c ceeded in repulsing the enemy, and caused him a consider- Iable loss. Our casualties of the night were 48 killed end wounded, and 17 taken prisoners. Amongst the killed, we regret to say, were Major Moller ...
... ; silk an Increase of 395,000 1). In shipping, the tonnage return for the foreign trade shows great increase in the month, namely, inwards 191,000 tons, amid outwards 127,000 tons. In this increase British ships are fully represeited. The increase of ...
... the W. heaviest battery, and that the other ships were to take at upPpositions so as to demolish the defences, and then, afttr shelling the enemy out, to land and destroy both ships &i wad forts. The Sag-ship was actualltyunder weigh, and every lb S.oanre ...
... again disappoint their expectations by the eat carcity of the bols, even should it, as last year, escape the vari- -ds one casualties to which it is exposed during the picking season, md and freat held off to as late a pertod. Rd ?? FLANNEL MAnasRET MONDAY ...
... wounded, and 125 prisoners. Cup- tain linnusay was slightly wounded. The Euglish ships Edinbvrqhi, Aj.e', Annphlion, Btt//doy, alorouins, 11cr/la, and Driver; e n d the French ships Diuperre, 2Tridlent, Veson, Asmod~n, and Phlegetholn, continued tiring ot the ...
... following remarks on the stale of the market during fi the last four weeks have jus It been issued by otie of our large= shipping houses:- MACI'rcES'ERa, OCT. 22, 1850,-At the date of our lest cireular some impulse hed been given to our market by a rise ...