The New York herald., 1851-10-30

The Jehr Stuart is three vessel of go tons
custom house She is 206 feet ong between
perpendicular and rs feet all 43 ft6t beam and
Is feet deep. she Is commanded by Captain VIM Ferris
late Of the St George and will shortly take her departure
for Liverpool between which city and New York she Is
to be uar trader Altogether the John Stuart is
Of the best constructed and elegantly finished vessels
we ever faw and as her for passengers
of superior character those intending voyage to
Europe could not do better than take trip in her.
The NEW HAvRE PACKET SHIP MERCURY
The and splendid ship Mercury for Boyd Hinc-
gems Lire of New York and Havre packets is now lying
ct pier North River receiving the balance Of her cargo
This vessel built by Messrs. westeTvelt Mscksy,
and Is all that first class packet ship could be- Her
accommodations for the various classes Of passengers
unsurpassed and in her build and finish she Is TO
any Of the numerous noble specimens Of naval archec
ture that le this port Her dime nsious areeugth
on deck e3 feet beam 80 feet depth Of hold % feet
Her fastenipgs Of the most substantial character
Her knees Of Maryland white oak sided 10 to IL
inches and fastened with nch iron bolts Herrsme
h composed Cf white oak live oak locust end amarac
and the moulded is inches at the keel IL at the bge
ard at the pAnk shear She has two tiers Of centre
ard sster ksfons, the former fastened with bolt
driven through and through Her cabin and state room
deeoratt ms are Of very elegant and neat character
notbirg having apparently been overlooked that could
make voyage to the shores Of sunny France plea.
SAINT and healthy excursion In addition her other
un,urps,s.d sdynptares she is commando by gentl.
man long known in the Havre trade first rate
man and genusmanly commsnder-cspt Cam, late Of
On the frst Of November (next Saturday. and will
doubt carry with her goodly number of passengers,
Tnr STEAMSHIP WINFIELD soorr, Capt. Couilard, ar.
rived yesterday morning. from New Orleans, after pas
sage Of Elk days and eighteen hours che experienced
very heavy head winds the passage We were kindly
furnished by Mr Shed, the purser with ales Of New
Orleans papers, day In advance Of the nail.
Tm QricKrsr RUr.-The steamship Mexico arrived At
New Orleans the zlst from Lsvscs Bay and Calves.
ton in thirty eight hours said to be the quickest trip
yet made on that route.
L.uscHrD-At Newburyport, on Tuesday, the hne ship
Ango, tult By Mr. BENJAMIN button for Me,srs d. A:
Gould of Bos,en Edward Moselsy, Charles wills, aud
tuperor fr.ightDg ship Of about 600 tons owned by
wn ,, Lnesn ns9 o. sos,Sn 20 S nssShea ey aT =
Antelope and will be commanded by Capt Tuly cros-
by Mr. has also upon the stocks propeller q about
line Of Boston and New York packets. Mr. Loring. Of
South Boston, s making her engines, and expected
sbe will be launched In November.
At Kepnebunk, 25th inst by Messrs Titcomb supe-
ror rbp a 142 tons called the Charles spTaue in honor
Of the esshier of the Globe Bank Boston Tue O. is
TO be commanded BY Capt VIM. :. Pike by whom, In
with the builders aud other genlsmes In the
vicinity the vessel is owned Messrs ritcomb expect
shortly 70 lsunch another fne ship Of 100 tons.
On saturday, the steamship Northern Light for Com
Wander blts Ncaraguan line, launched by Mr. ii.
mon,on and the ,esmship Tex for ths Tesas and New
Orleans trade BY Mr. wm Coyer ~ their yards foot Of
Eighteenth and Nineteenth streets. y. ".
At Bangor, 23d int BY Master Tsvksbury, brig Of
Charles Toothscre
Mesns. Bourne Kipgsbury Ksnnsbunk. lsunched
Friday splendid ship of eco tons called the Roe
buck, owned by Thos Curtis and Thaddeus Nichols
Esqs of Boston.
On the 18th ibst., hy Mr. Reuben Fi-b. Faifhaveu
q bark ~ go tons called the Gipsy, (hif1 American
bark of that name owned BY M,ssrs J. Howlsni Jr.
Co, Of New Bedford and intended for the Frsrm whale
ntbery In the Indian Ocean 70 be ccnmsDdei ~ Capt
Mitchell.
AtN,w Haven, 25th inst. BY Msssrs Lane Jacobs,
clipper bark Of about ao tons cslsd the Excelsior
owned by Messrs n Tfowbridse Sons, and intended
for . trader 70 the wndvsrd West India Islands
On ssturdsy last, ty Mr.. u ID Kelly East Bottom o
clipper schooner Of 10 tens called the Abbott Dsvereux
intended for the 81 Dtmipgo trade snd % be command
cd by Capt Cornelius Sullivan, OF Truro