... we find it gun-boat, taken | yrdium : ** The troubled state they all have, a come, to be fixed iced us, as becomes the dig- or victory. not only fully to cempiete hut to Mr. Mellish, 1 addition of new | was occasioned | t levy of two men trom which caused ...

... consetp.ie° o •3s, li pin eotintry of a ruinous war. This measure the instead of confiscating so many ships, aided by n •Dig I. victory of Lord Nelson, and the happy o f 9i7 place in the Russian Government by the de3-ei the If' peror Paul, saved this country ...

... Grecians to delight in blood. Dread Delphi! thou, whose mysteries unknown Beguiled the suppliants with ambiguous tone. Digs% preiMes victory, success in arms, And glee thins oracles sgalast alarm , Safety and freedom only lowan to those Who on thy doubtful ...

... Roy.tl party were most enthusiastically cheered. a* riving at the terminus the PluPorm Battery fi Ro*al salute, and the dig ship Victory, the liibercia, Resistance, nod Nau’ilns manned yards. The cortejt then entered the Clarenceyard, when the Royal party ...

... Tfhe l;ea, froess Londoii, is laid onl for India via Port Cal ti., inhere she will land passeigers for the Fitzroy dig- ging._ VICTORI., POuLITICAL. -The dreary parliamentary recess (re- ports the 1ehtoicrae Herald, of Sept. 15) is ap- proachiing its ...

... the remainder of the bet Rifles and naval invalids. COURTS MARTIAL. Yesterday a coarbasartial assembled on board the dig. ship Victory to try Mr. Beery Brice, first-class carpente of her Majesty's ship Asia, for having, on or about the 20th of March, knowingly ...

... THE COURT-MARTIAL AT PORTSMOUTH. PORTBMOITTB, TUESDAY. The court resumed the inquiry this morning, on board the dig-ship Victory. Thu boy Baker recalled. He laid—l was prison 'at Oar Woes, accused 91 desertica. I was eight months on board the ship sad ...

... authority; and there happened to be an admiral's ship at Splthead, as well as the dig-ship in the harbour. Twelve distinct minces were tired, from the garrison battery, dig-ship (Victory) of Vice-Admiral Seymour, G.C11., and Rear-Aumiral Dames' flag-ship (Edgar) ...

... Raymond, arrived and came into h.ubour this morning from Ireland, with naval supernumeraries, who were transferred to the dig ship Victory. The Shannon, screw steam frigate, Captain O. J. .Tone*, has been JUaiantl-d, and, berstore- beiag returned, is ready ...

... ess caught up in the arms of his countrym en and hurried *ig the camp, preceded in orthodox fashion by the bulb's- yt dig of victory. Tine winner was subsequently half caried, bslf escorted to the Scottish camp, where there aitted bin a trial perhaps ...

... to the camp, preceded, in orthodox bides. by the ball's-us dig of victory, and oa. Prirws Cameron strict teetotaller a , end set even ovall the solicitatleses if his trietAs fa the d victory add iodates Ms to abandon draft tbs as st countr ymai affse ...

... nothing more than eoondtog and trebling cymbal. And I must my, Mr. Ohuirmna, that if are called upon aare more lo the Bine dig to victory mast know wbstthst fltgrepreecnte. (Hear, kesr.) see not gofag march onnsreaing phrarea and empty sounds, are gefag march ...