... was blown ashore in the West Bay, and became a wreck. The was lost on the Gunfieet Sand. The of Ipswich, struck on the south pier off Southwoid; the master, Mr. | Welham, was drowne?. The ‘ Clipper.’ of Newcastle, from Hall, in attempting to make Blyth ...

... —William Stoner, Esq., Kingswood, Wilts, to Miss Lewis, only daughter the Rev. John Lewis, At Trowbridge, Wilts, the Rev. J. D. Hastings, A. M., Thomas Evans, Esq., solicitor, Chepstow, to Fanny Maria, only surviving daughter of George Sylvester, Esq., of Trowbridge ...

... Church, on the necesion of the anniversary of the Cheltenham National and Sunday Schools. SW UMW, Cnuacn, !WINDOW, CHILTAN HAst.--It now some months sines, that we drew public atteeftem the proposed repairs dthis venerable and interesting dads, eery rodeulez ...

... accident; but that the jury must express their reget that the owners the Brunswick Pier should be so regardless of the safety the public as to have allowed, and do now allow, the pier to be open the public after nine o'clock at night in perfect darkness, so that ...

... including a highly-finished withor-molu and bronze mouldings and orr * rich appropriate chintz furniture; and mattress, noble pier chimney and d re J sofa and dressing-tables, wardrobes, | ( the other usual equipments of the bed-roon,- hogany dining-tables ...

... Backs and Marble Tops; exqehitely Carved Frames, in the Louis Quartorre style ; c arved , aortment of Winged Cbeffoneers end Pier Tables, feet to 6 feet 6 inches long, supported be solid Trusses, boldly c mounted with Silk Tabouretts, Papier blichee or ...

... afternoon at 3 o'clock large crowd assembled on Leith pier, immediately beyond the lighthouse,to i ness public trial of the air-pillow and safety-cape as life preservers, Two boats put off from the pier, in which were sail, r with the cape—a neat and graceful ...

... Gardener, Admiralty Agent, Bb* took out 9 paa- Oo Wednesday, sailed tb* Royal West India Mail Co*., stesmer Thames, Capt. Hast, witb lb* mails in charge of Lieutenant rVylde, Admiralty Agent. She takes out only 30 passengers. It is truly ridicu- lous ...

... so week,l lola weld pity—ssoeli. January 11tH, 1813. LAY PUBEYI.TEEI. Whets laymen give their aid to Pesey's faith, And haste to sanction what he boldly with, Before we heed the least what thence may Now, Who owe thew laymen, 'would be right to know ...

... from the first families of rank. His excellency Baron | lined, the Wirtemberg minister.attended the i’.lustriou' prince to the pier at Blackwall, the royal party having gone by the railway from town. At the same time, their serene highnesses Prince Peter ...

... they have not studied. The first class contain! the beautifiers remodftliers, who will be often advising the alteration arch, pier, or window, merely because they think. it will look better, withont considering the style the original. The corbels, thus, ...

... that tbe jury must express their regret that the owners of the Brunswick-pier should be so regardless of the safety of the public as to have allowed, and do now allow, the pier to be open to the public after nine o'clock at night in perfect darkness, ...