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... humble imitators, in all the dispute'suth Ae-orica, X on the sights of' neutral vessels.- Iii principle of condemning the ships and cargoes of neutrals, r iil eed in colonial trade, isas been. soiretitncs asserted and ,0e'es rt a lsuished by them, since ...
... N~apoleon from Milae, on the 7th of December, 1807, which directed, 'ilhar every ship, to whatever nation it may belong, that shall have submlitted to be searched- by Erlthlish ships, or to a voyage to England, or that shall have paid any tax whatsoever to the ...
... to be addressed to the d Secretary. if .e d BRITSH FIREiOFFICE. _ ?? Insurance of Bulildings, Furniture, Mer- . F chandise, Ships, Vessels, arid all other Property, n asainst Loss oar Damage by FIRE. Insurances for short Periods, or for several Years zf ...
... C'iRL EO Po LE, Agent, 2t7. 7, O4 Ch ssrch7 'wrd BRiTIS FIE OFFICE. OPhehsuranceof Bunllings, Furwiture, Mer- 1t' rclrdise, Ships,`Vressels, antd all other Property, et Loss or Damage b3}lRF . 6r.n ranc-s for shoH- Periods, or for several Years .t, may ...
... battle sti of Trafalgar was the last great effort our navy h ed ca to make. At present the enemy hasd not a ?? Cp line of battle ship at sea, and there ras no point of le the coast from the Mediterranean to the Baltic that T1 rssuired to be guarded. There was ...
... *ie-gv, ill the form of tythles, fell upon the landed interest ii oust exclusively. The merchant, who possessel i £0i),0C0 in ships attd stock in trade, in tise town of Liverpool, hy reshling at Everon, or any other plice withoti the liutits of tbte borough ...
... melancholy and fatal acciddnt.accompanied this occuirehce, which it is our painful duty to record.- Besides the mate of the ship, there were one seaman and two boys on board: the former of whomi, it is supposed on going to bed in the forecastle, bad i ...
... in his sleeping place formed a sheet of ice over his head in the: ?? ships have been out for about eighteen months, having sailed from Sheerness on the 18th May, 1819. As the ships reached the loag. of 115 west, they are entitled to the reward of 5sooo ...
... endangered under the plea of pre- ml serving that of a rabbit or a hare! Supposing a man were l to lose his road in the snow, a casualty not unlikely atpa this season, and should meet his death by treading on one no eof these enynes, we ask, in the name of reason ...
... Mr. Wmi. Hartley, of Chester. D I H D, The melancholy event of the death of Mr. Richard Hore, who perished in the dreadful casualty which befel the Alert, Liverpool- packet, is still fresh itl the recollection of our I readers. We have now to record the ...
... creditable to Captain Siroyan, we have great satis- faction in stating, that, daring the whole voyage, the ship. ' t did not meet with any casualty worth mentioning, neitherw did she'lose a single man. The Assizes for this county will commence on Wednes ...
... in-a oywstrown up ocl the other Side of the Dwiala, De he in a said Piangled state. Amongst the marine casualties cc] three English muerchant ships are reliorted to have bleen q ,in wrecked: and several dead bodies virre picked up on the L rie.On the ...