... better. She says she had larger quantity of the of the packet than the WiticKC, Casualties ake return lias just been issued the Hoard of Trade giving a list of the wrecks, casualties and collisions on the ; e lasts of the I nited Kingdom for the past year, ...

... there were entered outwards 16,663 British ships, with a tonnage of 3,705,585 ; in 1851, 17,085 ships, with a tonnage of 3,886,011; for 1852, 17,621 ships, with a tonnage of 4,413,952. Here the British shipping constitutes about two-thirds of the whole ...

... Bilminghltn, glovers. July 28, J.H. BLkeruore, Wednesbury, brasstounder. July 28, W. B. Joness aud II. D. Dumacsey, Liverpool, ship ,builders. bCto'CH SEQUESatRnAToNS.-R, Mackintyre, jun., D. G. Matktstyre, and J. Mackintyre, jun., Colinslee, near Peisis ...

... Themoson, ironmastevs, Birston. John Scotti coal dealer, Shrewabury. Barnard George Dyer, ship chandler, Cardiff George Wall, rocer, Cbeltenbam. William Quayle, ship broker, Lverpol Daniel Edgar Monies, merchant, Liverpool. William Tayior, sen., William ...

... g-rner:'l 0--op in itonvoite rs ?? wa- -s throtnghout the mid- lands,. ?? has noi ben so uclrsurlliflerative for very riiul ay . sHIP~ IWLI. tS' WAGES TN THE NORTH. It. I-l, h(-II n;lr:tn Eed t(, tr Ite a hallot of the members of the .bit- ,r ierrich-s of the ...

... he was seen smoking on the deck near the rail. The supposition is that he overbalanced himself, and striking the side of tho ship became unconscious. The region is in- fesfed with sharks, and although a prolonged search was made by boats no signs were seen ...

... damage, anti arrived at lertch on the 26th alt The cause of the casualty, it is stated, was a Chltgeg in the placing of the buoys, of which dlue notice had not been given to the shipping. A telegram has bevie received here reporting, tle loss of the Sarah ...

... Forth. No it-jary to life or limb was orcasioned be the casualty. Captain Leighton, of the brig Caledonia, arrived here from Hull, reports having seen on the Ist, half a mile'outido the Newsomo light ship, a brig Bunk with her topmasts above water, and the ...

... under these officers, in addition, to a number for disposal in the event of casualties, the usual oorplement of lieu- tenants, &c., according to the ratings of the different ships. There are 69 effective vessels of variousolaases, mounting 490 guns, manned ...

... The ship was observed about the middle of the day approaching the island very closely from the south, with a whiff at her peak, and on her proceeing to enter the Crow Sonud, between the St. Mary's and some rooks to the eastward, a boat with a ship agent ...

... gentlemen who meet there for the transac- tion of their business. Lloyd's Register of Shipping is a society which was established in 1834, for the olassifi- cation of ships, according to rules then agreed upon; and a committee was formed to manage and direct ...

... . NORTH SHIELDS The Bride of the Seas, Donald, from the Wear for Shaughae, has put back to repair damage. The following casualties were reported at Lowestoft on the ?? Hudsons, Grey, from the Wear for Opor- to, leaky, and laid on the ground. The Nautilus ...