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... Hibernia, mounting six guns, with a crew of 22 men and boys, was lately attacked off St. Thomas's (in the West Indies), by the American privateer Comet; of 16 guns, and 120 men, which she beat off. after an action of nearly three hours, during which the privateer ...
... texture of plate glass of ?? most beautiful and variegated surface. ?? MINSTRELSY.-Mr. Patrick Byrne, thle celebratedi Irish minstrel, and who has thee hottour of being harper to Prince Albert, has arrived in Dublin in anticipation of her Msjesty's visit ...
... in f reign vessels; of the foreign articles, 12 776 529, dollars were exported in American ves- seis, and 1,610,953 dollars in foreign vessels; 967.227 tons of American shipping entered, and 971,760 cleared from the ports of the United States; 131,900 ...
... Earl of Clarendon is to be raised in tile Peerage to the dignity of a Marquis. Ills Royal lliginess Prince Albelt's Irish Minstrel, Mr. Patrick Byine, had the honour of playing on tile Irish liarp before their Excelelncies the Lord Lieutenant and the Coun- ...
... is skimmed, and drawn off into a cask, where the fermenting process is allowed to finish.- Quarter-ly Journnl et A:;ricvl. MINSTREL HoxouRs.-The late King of Wurtemberg conferred a diploma of nobility oni the, celebrated German poet, Matthisson,- who died ...
... been thus no ticed in the newspapers of that city— ! ¢« Messrs. Incledon and Ce. in their travelling designeion of ** The Minstrels,” gave the public, on Monday evening, as delightful a musical treat as we recollect at any time. tto have listened to. Unimpaired ...
... the same time, bound over Power to prosecute her.—Waterford Mirror. Shortly after the capture of the American schooner Abigail, by the Niemen, the American Captain who was left on board, attempted to re-possess himself of the vessel :. having unnoticed drawn ...
... Newv Dutch FLAXSEED; New New-York and New Riga DO. 100 Ba-s and Casks of Prime Ne\i Red and 1lritel Enigihit, Dutch, and American C L 0 V E I- S E ED. TREFOIL rind TREFOLIUM IN- CARNAT UM; . I 100 Chests TEA, Assorted, purchased previous to the late advance ...
... flgritarles of, both p hurcil!estal- blishments, who, all evinced thie delight they felt at the pleasinig eroformances of the Minstrels,-by repeated and rapturous ?? -Freemna~is 'Journal. Ti-i Culacsi.-Bis Grace' ?? oif O-'hdlhuiand has niominiated tl e Rev ...
... April 29, 1830. FAREWELL VISIT OF THE TYROLESE FAMILY, (RAINER-) COMMERCIAL HOTEL, ASSFM6LV' ROOM, BELFAST. r Hi-IETYROLESE MINSTRELS, a Sister and] rr Four Brothersof the RAINER FAMILY, under the especial patronage of his Ai;ljesty and the Royal Fe. uily ...
... BELFAST, And under the Direction of the Ladies' Comnmittee. rp HE REV. HUGH HUTTON, M.A. (of Birmingham), T will give Three MINSTREL READINGS OF POETRY, in the Large School-Room of thle Building, On Friday Mlorning' next, August 25th, at 12 o'clock. On Tuesday ...
... .icler tharr even tie 1` irgrsih, arrd that from their greater itrtelligence. they are o i tile wrhole more ursoful. Atl American gettlemarl has eldlut more that) oue rimcn.servart, %vho is tt once porter, totilltr,, birtler, and, if recessary, coachitiria ...