... EMIGRANTS TO CANADA. day the ships Slakesby and Hebe, Captains Johnson and Hare, will sail from Cove, for the new settlements at Canada, with 567 Emigrants, chiefly ruined farmers from the South of Ireland, and under the superintendence of Mr. Robinson ...

... Wesleyan chapel propei in the West ladies, to an amount somewhat more than X‘2.000. An Officer lately joined his Regiment Canada, days after leaving London. the case of the Bishop of Derry, r. Tyler, bill filed to compel defendant to give a certiin bond ...

... the new ixtcutive council bold offices under government. Mr. Ogden, attorney *ral of Lower Canada; Mr, Draper ...

... thought 6 f per- CANADA. The Canadian Legislature had resolved, by a ma city of 25 to 21, that cattle and swine brovght into Canada day of eventh purpose of being exported to England, shall be th day duty free. of July —Mess pork is more in demand, and so ...

... h—Dcvonport 5CUh— Bury, 57th—Madras ; Chatham 58th —N. S. Wales Chat 50th Dublin Bitle, Ist bat—Bombay ; Chat ham—*2d bat. Canada ; Dais ley —Bengal ; Chatham do 05th—Chatiiam —Gibraltar j' Clar: Castle 07th— Dubl’m (JBlh —WccHlt-n IN PANTRY. Grenadier Guards ...

... however small, in aid of the Provision Fund, are now ed. much wanted, and would be most thankfaily receiv SIR F.B. HEAD ON CANADA. day is published, in post 8vo., price 128, E I1GR A N pu By Sir FRANCIS BOND HEAD, Bart. i Contents.—l. A New Sky—2. The Backwoods—3 ...

... published Wednesday the OtxrUi ta. of tbs eletslioa to the British poertge of Earl of El|tin, Her Siejusty's Governor Osnenl of Canadas, day extract from the Marnimg Chnueh letter which graphkally describes the deeds of ststes. ■unship that hire earned this high ...

... (W Abdale) Mr Stephensoo's I/marine. 6 yrs, est C plain Pettat's Eagir's Plume. 4 yrs, Sst Match-100 ft Lord Glasgoor's Canada day. 7st 111 b. reestord forfeit from Lord Stanley's E•talade. bt 7lb. irKOPZ•O•T. Match. ISO b ft. T.T.C.—k hems receiver! ...

... hours ; (Hibernia) 11 days’ 21 hours. Average homeward passage :—(Europa) days* 11 hours ; (America) days* 15 hours ; (Canada) days’ ; (Ni igara) 9 days’ hours (Caut bna) 11 days* 5 hour* (Hibernia} 10 days’ 9 hour* ; (Caledonia) days* IG hours. ...

... days’ 19 hours; (Hibernia) II days* 21 hears. Average homeward passage (Europa) 9 days’ boors» (America) 9 days' hours, (Canada) days’ 18 boars j, (Niagara) 9 days’ 23 hours ; (Cambria) 11 days’ hoaia* (Hibernia) 10 days’ 9 hours ; (Caledonia) days* hours ...

... 11 days 10 hours ; (Hibernia) 11 day hours. Average homeward passage :—(Guropa) days 11 hours ; (America) days hours; (Canada) days hours ; (Niagara) 23 hours (Cahibsia) il days 5 hours ; (Hibernia) days 9 hours (Caledonia) 3] days 16 hours. DUBLIN POLlCE— ...

... The average outward passage of each of the Steamships, was fol ows: —(Europa) days 10 hours : (America) days 15 hours ; (Canada) days hours; (Niagara) days 10 hours; (Cambria) 11 days 10 hours ; (Caledonia) 11 days 19 hours ; (Hibernia) 11 days 21 hours ...