... Wilson, from Liverpool to New- stle, put into Plynit itth, 2d ilnsi. D)UNDALKI Nov. I--A uettolier, said to be the Ann Bowlen. r Anue Boleyn, fromn limerick to Liverpool, with grailt, is shore at Annagassoo, about seven miles front here, to tihe outl ; crew ...

... Crown, Ven, hence for Mobile nk- Ann Wise, Smith, Ifrom Rio Grands at Cove, in sixty-eight days. On the 2811; Oat., fin lot. 47 N., Ion. is, spoke the Waliton. an- hence sor Trinidad lye RanoPh, Campbell, from lIchabee, and Ann, Goudio, from ,in, Galate, both ...

... LANE. Lessee and Manager, Mr. Augustus Harris. To-Ntght, at 8.0, THE WOULD. Messrs. A. Harris, W. Rignold, Macklin, Gibson, Boleyn, Ford, Benne, Lilly, Huntley, H. Nicholls, and Harry Jackson; Mesdaines Helen Barry, F. Brough, and Fanny Joseiths. —At 7 ...

... -Lessee and Manager, Sir. Augustus Harris. To-Nioiit, at 8.0, I'HE WORLD. Messrs. A. Harris, W. Rig nold, Macklin, Gibson, Boleyn, Ford, Benne, Lilly, Huntley, H. Nicholls, and Harry Jackson; Helen Barry, F. Brough, and Fanny Josephs.—At 7.30, A (SERIOUS ...

... Wi 20, ToaBan(d.lteamnto) Digtrict a~ur 21, George Byford (Ddj. last examination).D istrict Ona4 U as 21, 8mith, hELsuchlan, ann Blackburn (vit- FsFummons) ?? Ditictour 12 22, . P.Edney (aoj.Iastexamination) ?? Di tricto at 22, John Roberts (lat examination) ...

... Shakspeare's Henry the EiOhth, in a small temporary theatre, at Kingstown, Hlerefordshire, his mother having en- acted Anne Boleyne that night; and Stephen was ushered into existence at the very period when, ac- cording to the play, the Princess Elizabeth ...

... tibe extieri m.int wa- perfecetly e' arl idtllt light will br hipq hurnirig in hlitiure every night till t% %I.ve ol I Inek. ANN tA I: ~ii~1;1 N.-;rS. % lioniiupn ns w hlistorical I10 mance, entitlerl Arise IBleyn, tjaitt ilbluhlirl. The I istorlea knowleulge ...

... the Southampton from New York, Vicar of Bray frotss Valparaiso, Tritottia from Odessa, OlGeanasta front Callao, Charlotte Ann frosn Ancona, Mdinna friow Odessa, and the Mariner from Constantinople. Passed by, the COt inthian front New Orleans for Grimsby ...

... ashnore at Dungrolss, beat heavily last nIght's tide, and Increnoed ber leak canohlerniblI. M11Iotto, APRIL 2I.-Salled the Ann Grart for Lle irlly, to load for J.tmral a PORTSeAoruxtt, A PtIL 22 -WInd E.N.E. to S.-The EpereMCLt from iardild to Newcastle ...

... sources. Ithas been justly observed, that the most painfully at- thI tractive of these nine memioirs is the tragic tale of Anne Boleyns, fe the closing scene of wohose life is here depicted with a terrible reality from the authentic records of eye-witnesses ...

... BaRLs. Ftt. I 1.-Arrived the Notion from Mestina. It blew a heavy gale last night at W.S.W. jlst.ttstti), FeB. 10.-Arrived the Ann Grant from Sierra Ieone. OYP PBVZ.ANC8, Fes. 10.-Arrived tite 1lstsriiton front tie Alau. OtPt EASTouURVE, FEB. I i.-Arrived ...

... COASTERS CLEAItED. ' . ' ad For Load,,, Peovidtnce, Pop11ewelI -Mary-Ann, uu chi Baron * Trent, Beech; -Norfolk, Bayfield; Providence, bi lie Findlay;AgricultureJ'Rohercshaw; Eliia, Padlqr; Ann, La li Parkcin; Dart,l~itton; Jabilee, Plazeon; Planter, Fore- ...