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... elapsed after we had opened fire , when, from from every embrasure, from guns en from mortar-batteries, from the line of battle ships at the entrance of the. harbour, and from the guns on the heights of Bakholmen, off went missiles of all descriptions ; and ...
... result attained has been aaffi-, to enable the works against the place to satisfactorily. r ' , I beg enclose list of casualties up the 19th instant. Major M'Gowan, Highlanders, who wm- ported by as missing, in my despatch of the lltK> August, have ...
... Harbour.” the remainder of the line of battle ships in Sebas- Panmure has favoured the Electric Telegraph Company with the following despatch from General Simpson, dated Crimea, 10th September :-— The casualties, I regret to say, are somewhat heavy. No general ...
... sight !—to see one of those confounded | * ] ships touched at last!” These and many different and stronger expressions were audible on all sides, but there were some who thought the Russians had set the ship on fire, or that incendiaries and mal- contents ...
... the glorious reslt of the attack of dockyards, and the possession of the town, public buildings, and destruction of the last ships of the Russian fleet in the Black Sea. Three steamers alone remained, and a speedy capture or sinking of these must follow ...
... glarious.resnlt of the attack of yesterday, _ Which has ended im the possession of the town, and } and destruction ‘of the Tasé ships of the Russian ‘fleet im the Black Sem or sinking of these trast follow.— « Three stesmiersialone remained, and the speedy ...
... Coleraine one and Liverpool. = : c @n Sal cu REY AND CO., BROKERS SALE OF AND SHIPS, & SHIP V. THE SALE—Vemels from 50 to 2,080 tons Steamers, Sc. AND BROKERS for the SALE of SHIPS, and SHIP V. FENWICE-STREET. ...
... of rain. weather of Thursday evening, the Isle of steam-ship, Capt. , on a voyage from Hull to Genoa, off Y: carrying with her three of the chief officers, who had covrageously remained by the ship in aes saving her. | the partioulaes-of which are not as ...
... THe Late Heayy casualties to shippi at Li continue to be very numerous. ING-HOUSES IN DUNDEE.—There arein Dundee not less than eleven hundred regi: houses? Suicrpz.—On Saturday Robert Perrie, > near shot himself. He had been in a state in consequence ...
... Steward’s Fee, 7a. 6d. Freights moderate. Gores: Ga Cattle, and all kinds of Vehicles, shipped at Parcels for diferent made upin party for will not be accompanied by a Shipping mop and | 5 vessels One Hour before the time of be alongside the cas “Apply to DAV] ...
... would cut the we should be stalk ships of brother Jonathan ¢i ther in two either bow or ip, or split them up the middle slick, knife. England just as easy as dividing an apple with a wants to go to work with i as her ships. if built, as it gammon, nor gu: ...
... Wedne=day at.12 Noon 30, ab 2 FROM DUBLIN. Every Tuesday, Thi Steward’s Fee, 7. ba. Freichts moderate and all kinds of Vehicles, shipped Parcels for different thelr proprietor’s risk. to one party ae rei packages, addressed ‘for wil be Bee accountable accompanied ...