APRIL 12.—Simonds, ship, 1202 tons, Captain Leavit, from Liver[?] 13th Jannuary, with 363 Government Immigrants; Dr. Ferraby, Surgeon Superintendent, Captain, agent. April 12—William Denny (s.s.),700 tons, Captain Mailler, ...
Article : 84 wordsApril 12.—Cicely, for New Zealand. April 12 —Bengal, for Ceylon. April 12—Nepa[?]l, for Callao. April 12.—Ej[?]mcrnug (s.), for Moreton Bay. ...
Article : 22 wordsTHIS DAY.—Tasmania (s.), for Hobart Town; Sea Horse, for Moulmein [?]U, for Auckland; Imperial, for Geelong. ...
Article : 22 wordsApril 12.—Emu, ketch, 32 tons, Captain M'Lean, for Auckland. April 12.—Imperial, brig, 201 tons, Captain Skinner, for Geelong. ...
Article : 62 wordsApril 12.—P[?]sus, and Flora B[?]llu, for Morpeth: L[?] o' Gowrie, for Shoalhaven; Industry, for the Hawkesbury. ...
Article : 19 wordsApril 12.—William Denny (s.s.), from Auckland: 4[?] tons 12 bales flux, 554 bags potatoes, 31 hogsheads brandy, 3 cases books, 34 bags pepper, 19 bags coffee, 1 ton 71 bags onions, 4 packages, Order. ...
Article : 35 wordsApril 12.—Emu, for Auckland: 15 tons coa[?], Captain M'Lean. Apri [?]2.—Imperial, for Geelong: 9 hogsheads gin, 3 cases e[?]au de cologne, 4 cases spirits, 1O packages to, 2 packages, Gilchrist, ...
Article : 121 wordsGREAT was the disappointment, upon the last arrival of the William Denny, when it became known that she brought neither English mail nor English news. Here, we are very differently situated from what you, ...
Article : 2,230 wordsSir.—The Lady Mary Wood having been obliged to return to this place this morning without having succeeded in rescuing the French lady passenger on board the barque Caldera, seized by the pirates to the south of Muc[?]o, I would ask if you could allow ...
Article : 171 wordsFor AUCKLAND.— By the Emu, this day, at noon, if not underWeigh. For MELBOURNE.—By the Wonga Wonga (s.), on Saturday next, at 2 p.m. ...
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Advertising : 229 wordsSir—According to your directions I proceeded at 7 A.M, of the 17 hinstant, with 85 seamen and marines of this ship in the [?]arge, pianace, and jolly-boat, to the stamer [?];on the evening of the same day we anchored near the wreek of the Caldera. ...
Article : 742 wordsNo notice can be tahen of anonymous communications. Whatever is intended for insertion must be authenticated by the name and address of the writer; not necssarily for publication, but as a guarantee of his ...
Article : 48 wordsTHE case of the unfortunate woman so cruelly deprived of life by a drunken vill[?] an has produced a most painful sensation throughout this city. These crimes amaze and depress ...
Article : 2,156 wordsThis case, the argument of which commenced on Wednesday, was an application by rule nisi, for an account of all goods shipped on board the Susannah Caristina (a Dutch vessel under an English charter), ...
Article : 1,853 wordsSIR,—The letter which appears in your issue of to day, under the signature of J. R. Hays, in reply to o[?]o signed W.H.B., contains so many untruths that I must request the favor of n little space in your columns. in confirmation of the statements of W. H. B. ...
Article : 695 wordsBelonging to H.M. ship Spartin,employed in the destruction of a p[?]atieal fort and se tlement on the Island of Coo-C[?]eo-meo, 18th O tober, 1854, Lieutenant Palliser in command. Burge 12-pounder Howitzer, Lieutnant Pu[?]l'isir. Pinnace 12 ...
Article : 105 wordsSIR—I had just been discusing a knoty point with an experienced Shipowner, himself a practical Ship-Captain, about the necesity of discharging, a good Captain to obtain a passed Captain, because the voyage was altered to Gibraltar. He felt this a grievance. ...
Article : 791 wordsMarch 29.—Galatea, and William Denny, from Sydney. DEPARTURE March 31.—Josephine Willis, for Madras; Royal Stuart, fo: Gu[?]m. ...
Article : 104 wordsMarch 20.—Australian Maid, from Sydney. ...
Article : 8 wordsWE have already reported in the Skiping and Mercantile Gazette the seizure of this vessel, we now subjoin further details from the Lisbon correspondent of the Times:L'[?]sbon, December 31.—In [?]t to tho saltpetre recently ...
Article : 1,093 wordsTHE following d[?] have been received at the Admiralty from Rear-Admiral Sir James Stirling, Commanderd-in-Chief on the East India and China [?]n. reporting operations of boats of the Spartan, under Lieutenant Palliser, of that ship, in pur[?] uit of ...
Article : 320 wordsSir,—My letter of the 17th instant will have informed you rf the return of the Lady Mary Wood, and the unsuccess ul result of her cruise as far as the rescue of the French lady taken by pirates from the barque Caldera was concerned. In consequence of a ...
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The Sydney Morning Herald (NSW : 1842 - 1954), Fri 13 Apr 1855, Page 4
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