The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1842-04-19

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Robinson, ChafiesCp Dunham = Dimon; Linden, Liyermpre,
schcs John Hi Dunbar, Machias. Me. Brett s vOse; Dodge,
Ship s%?uthsrnsr. Palmer, from Liverpool. March 10. mdse,
Bark Nancy W Stevens. tof Baltmore) IS days from New
Orleans, cotton, Sc: 10 msser
co @1s & A Bses ESaR0er'' from Liverpool fe0'' muse TO Duhs-
Brig 0yernan, Davis, from Ponce, PR. March I, sugar, &c.
Brig MslaTOy,. Ashby, Is d'ys from Havana, sugar and
Brig Madison Buckley, 6 days from Savannah. cotton and
british brig Budaio, Mcbride, from Windsor. Ms. plaster.
British sehr Orb, Green, I'm Windsor, Ms. plaster, to soule
naval ssf. .t Mssii 10 pd HysIn' : W M,ii.. s days f0m N'"'srn' NC
schr Vine, Jones, 20 days from Mobile, Gotten, SC. to the
schrJames Otis. 10 days from Wilmington, NC. ma.
schr Grecian, Chase, 3 DAYS from Boston. with mdse. to J
schr Splendid. Crowell, 3 days from Boston, with mdse, to
sehr Bun, Nckerson, { days from Boston, with md.e. to E &
sssr Mail, Lorins, 3 days from Boston, with md.e, to !
schr Trio, Nickerson. 3 days from Boston, with mdse, to
schr Challenge, Hammond. from Eastpor:, plaster, to PeterI
schr Mary Shields, skiddy. 2 days from Hartford, mdse. to
General Record.
SHIP sourHER.ER, from Liverpool; bark N w Stevens, N
Orleans; brigs Met mora, from Havana, and Madison, faom
s shssssn sarah I speafe, for Antwerp. Sis s' FSi'est, for r's South Anne SMi@
Iies, and AIpsda, for A slachicola, ali lay at Quarantine
sarwHgsK o .,.. Los = OF L ds,.i + If.I. Ms Of : letter from
just received a letter from my Wee Consul at Bouiocne, inform.
q me- w e ssi took 1S;' S Of sst on A lRs is.% Of irn isn M J ,en he S' se, MS Of
Msrliusour, six league, to the wes,~ ard Of Boulogne. Il ap.
Souuad to 4 psischicsila, am; sui 9f IS person. winch formed the
G %s, y: GSS s as h AMONG %sT he ; humber who e'P paio1ts :. sf 81 t ss ihs two
The ship, which went to, isce. was TO be sold this day By the
aiotai loss. 4 bag eonianiss, !5oSf was found on the WEEK;
ou, /, nt inGsn S ON sasra e or no M'' The m na s,h ,ss iaisiy Sss q te sa,
most bost,rous, and several accidents have happened near this
S sl having +. si Sesn Met e.. sS during i, st eaai "a sSy other American YES
with assn a small ,loop % ssuniany, after aissrnosn, ofa%f Ba ms1Ys she
had e + run int: Too. Of Two men %,n, and tow:a ,hs vessel 70
Of the J A, She W 8 then abandoned as the wind was blow
SHTP CELIA, hence at Savannah, went ashore near the Knoll
last Monday, and remained at the last aecouots.
Notice to Mariners.
AIetter has beea received at Lloyds from the Foreign Office
enclosing certain instrue!ioa. to fhh,P b, ,si,iDg Rig: is,
length Tor insertion. 1t is posted at Lioyd's Captains Room
Nsw LIGHT At ALEXANDRIA II. undersigned hs. the no
nor 70 announce to the pubic, that. BY order, OF his H'ghness
s sss y Si SDli|, 81 is. as' Iss 'i isr ssT . srse ss' upon ! a he ss,rem e. n r
1hs E 4 ,se 4 i 1t 's g S Sss s s. aa aa IS sec Sc GR2. F. meridian Sim.'' q 7 G Greg d
vieh; lenq5 deg 81 min Os sec !. m .sdSii q Of P;rns: The Light
Of % The &c s eas with he face &C dirseied towards the Ne having ihs
cS,p !: Of s. Msr 70 IKE nv sI .1' E a about % t one 1i' @iis a ? d 'd tSree e qssit aSs
distant Between these tvs p,ints, and in foe weatler, the
"s"' ~ o '''0'e1 . ""'' BoGHos YoUssoUFF.
received a, Lloed 's from their agen at ST. snraer. dated March
40. ,sfQ. states that the bark lsarelia, Ia entering that port on
the 25th of March, a. ruck and hung on TO what was supposed
To be a sunken rock hitherto uJkno VA, about half q mile rom
Inc west point. aud lost her false keel Several ves~Is passed
inside Of the !. at the time, having i've an5 half fsth)ns. The
4. drew 10 feet on a straight keel. TINS supposed rock Is ia this
dlrect course OF vessels taking the loch from the Cornwall sid.
This proceeded to Grsenock to have her bottom exapiucd;
hut she i not suoposed to I'VE sustained any damage beyond
the loss Of her false keel.
WRscx orr sorrHyyp Trinity House, London, March
as, Isi2 Notice Is he re b. given. that a green Buoy marked
with the word " Wreck," has been placed about 20 fsthoms 70
he vest yard Of avesscl sunk of Sou'hend The buoy lies in
Ave fatAoms at low water, spring tides. with the Following
mark and compass ne-rings, VIA conspicuous round toppel
tree on The back hi9h land, in line with the light hsSse ON South
end Outer Js,ty. A luge brick house near the waters edge. ia
Inc witha house next eastward Of South Church N BY T. n.
Mere Ligh' Vessel Sc by >. By srceL--
The following letter has be,a sen, to tie editor sfths Awch'
l land Herald -
lies trailing on the coast, the tearing OF a reef on which my
yess.I touched in the Bay OF Plenty. The West point OF Flat
! iisnd oeafinp y BY w and the East 5oint N y the leland dis
tant about L, mi,e-the least dep b around was 10 feet, but IN
Arroo s roAi-The following is An er tract Of letter from
/ Captain George Blaylaud. dat.d the 5h of Msy, 1881 r~eeived
by The Mumiord. As piece ofnaniEal news or information,
! which Captain Ross aud his ~enatJuiors in the survey Of the
1 China Sea will hardly credit, WNW frnmthe island, of tie
l outer edge Of Appoo shoal, ten or twelve miles. lies a rocky
i pa,th, with quarter less three faihoms. on the shoalest pari.
with aline Of sou .dings Of ten fsthoms for some dist lance, the
Whole length about one uile: the boats oil The Merope and
wo London whalev have oeeut several times. INV