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ANOTHER NRw York AND LIVERPOOL PACKET.
The New Workers will soon have full line OF
Ncrimac hrlt ships for Liverpool packets. In addition
TO the st George which is now running, and the ew
ship o 1000 TONS building by Mckay Picket, which we
have before noticed, CuITier Townsend have within a
day or tw laid the keel noble white oak ship OF 900
TONS for he OF the st. George This ship TO be
-ad the 81 Patrick and is TO be finished expeditions
" 8s possible Tie timber which ia prepared for her
looks almost ,ndestrucble and displays the trunks of
many giants OF the forest which have been brought from
tn interior OF New Hanpshire The forward stick her
keel 81 inches in depth Tor distance OF about
10 feet and is IA width. stern knee we not ced mea
surcd feet inches through the throat, and "a feed
thi ough the body. The ship will deck 100
Feet and has about 30 icet beam Capt ey OF New
York, is 10 command her. We are glad to sec that our


pcarpeners fully employ ed and that orders come
upsn them quite rs fast as they desire The largo
quantity OF first quality OF white oak timber, which we
Is ing around and unlading will Of Itself repay an in
,egent observer for visit TO the yard. Msssfs Cur
rer Tow nsend launched fine new ship OF 400 tons,
last week, which is owned by Capt Baxter Of Boston
She ia 70 lie called the Rambler Newbr1yport Herald,
July 4.